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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-07
TrrspAy, March G, 1919.

TrEsDAy March 6, 1919.
Robert II. Shemon, J. W. Bladenburgh, John
Sherwood and Hamilton Morton, Esqs., of n. York,
md William u. Ely, Esq, Of Connec,icu', were ad-
United Attorneys and Counscors OF this Court.
No 2I3. Cornelius w. Lawrence, re-. q. Allen,
@, al In error TO the Circuit Court United States
for New York. Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered
the opinion Of this Cont, reversing the Judgment Of
The said Circuit Court with costs, and REMINDING
this cause with direction 10 the Circuit Court to
award a yenire fncias dc noyo.
No 20 H. +. Bachua. ~. w. Goull et nl In or-
ror 10 the Circuit Court Unlled States for Northern
Now York Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered the opin-
ion OF this Court reversing The Judgment Of the said
Circuit Court with costs and demanding this cause
with directions 10 the Circuit Court to award vi
nre iacias dc move
No. 10. William Emerson, ct al, rs. John Doggot.
On motion Of Mr.. Webster, setting forth that the
matters IN controversy have been settled and agreed
between the parties this appeal from the Circuit
Court United States for Maine, was dismissed, each
party 10 pay bis own costs.
No. a. Samuel Yeazie appellcnt, rs. N. J.. viii
liams, et al The argument OF this cause was con-
tnucd by Mr.. Gilpin for the appollees.
No. AZ. William Hardnan et nl Compliments,
90. u. Harris. This cause was submitted io1he con-
sderation Of the Cont the record and printed
argument by Mr.. Nelson for he respondent.
Adjourned until Tomorrow ii o'clock. a..
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BALL OF THE WAaHINGToN LI0HT lNrANTHY.--
We regret TO learn that the Ball given by this ami-
liar corps, was not so well attended, in consequence
of the very nclement state Of the weather. as was
anticipated by It's numerous friends,
The President paid them visit in course Of the
evening, and was most enthusiastically received
II Is enough TO say that things were done up in
the Uashinston Light intantry style
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-07

A REVIEW BY THE PREsIDeNT.-At the military
ball Of the Washington Light Infantry, at Cardsi's
on Monday evening. there was beautiful and nm
common spectacle exhibited. While The dancing
was going on, II was announced that President
Taylor would soon enter Captain Tate caused that
proceeding to cease, and ordered the men into line
Two companies OF the city, and three from Baltimore.
This was the work of minute. The President
came in accompanied by Col. Bliss, Col May and
Colonel Seaton,) and passing, reviewed the troops.
They, Of course, saluted him. twas an eniertiin-
one as delightful as 1t was unexpected
Departure OF SrRANaERs strangers arc
rapidly leaving the city. As an instance of the ia.
ciliiies afforded for departure, two trains started
from the railroad depot at Ave o'clock yesterday af-
hundred passengers. Persons had to stand on the
Platforms Another train of four cars was being
prepared TO follow their predecessors
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and everything gave evidence that the COM
fort as well as the taste of the ladies' had
been studied and provided for.
The third-stoIy room, usually occupied
as tic supper-room of the assemblies, re-
joieed in a sumptuously spread board, TO
which the gentlemen MIGHT renair and il-
dolge their appetites without stint
The follnMing is the bill Qi Iare Of the
supper, which was provided --A 20 y
BILE Gantier, 10 whom the visteTs OF the
Ball, one and all, we are sure, would return
their warmest thanks, il occasion offered,
Tor his interchangeable efforts to get up feast
worthy u the company assembled, ana 1911
his triumphant. success in those efforts we
are authorised, on the part Of the manage
ment, to publicly present him with their
thankq for the zeal and good taste displayed
by him,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

CALIFORNIA CoAf OF ARMS California
has prepared coat of arms and a seal
Upon the FOREGROUND Is a grizzly bear,
feeding upon cluster of grapes. Upon
the right is a representation of Minerva.
holding the Gurgon shield in uno hand
and spearin the other. The reverse is
the representation ofihe miner with pick
and spade, and implements of mining
toiling for the precious treasure, In the
middle, river, In which are seen steam
boats. In the distancois the snow. clad
tops of the Sierra Nevada; and on the
top the motto, Eureka" Il have found
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
tViilafl BaI.ara "a Vvud chsLry.

Nhe Great Remedy for CoD'umption Of The
u Lungs, Affections Of the LIver, Asthma. Bfon-
ehIlis, Paios or Weakness Of the Beast OF LYug'
and other affections Of lhe pulniuhry 0rsans.
IMPORTANT CAUTION
Beware ofbase counts Tfeilsof " Stars Balsam ol
Wild Cherry, signed by oue Wm. Spesr, who, ia
order 10 palm his vile imitation upon the public, hS,
obtaihed fac Smile OF ouT bottle, and copied ouI
abel OF directions verbatim, substituting his owl
name for thai Of Henry Wislsr, M. D., which il
| found on the genuine.
Remember, the outside label or wrapppr Of thu
genuine Basam is finely executed steel plate en-.
craving, bearing the signature OF Henry Wislar, NJ.
d., aad Sanford & Pah-none other can be genu-
| inc
Important TO those afflicted with diseases fine
LUNGS AND BREAST.
Will miracles never erase? Moe evidence o
Of i,s surprising health restorative virtues!
CRSwg PbINr, Lake co., Ia, June Is, l649.
JoHN ID. PAhK-Desr SiT!-Asl have a deer
commiseralion for the afflicted, permit me to give
you brief history Of my affection, aud the bene6l
derived hom :he use dI "Dr. Wista's Balsan, o.
Wild Cherry"
In July, 1914, | was attached with fever OF a
typhoid character, which leIi me in very debiits
ted state, when, in tie following winter, | was ia
a., sv,s',, A. 70 s;ts nS1 H. ""~"".. N 80 se'
s"on,,". hos. ,nds, a.. "s ,"L a.,H", ~"
~ a. asad ."n o 'eve'e eo"h"t .NP,s'o," ,s ",
add MN, ,wsa,.' T.,.o 6'sO"o',I., ,,ia.J S,Hoa
r,r,,, ns. hDss rrn,' .1hJ ~ ~, "''sU T. az.
,ingina ,ndss ,bs t.sa." nn,n ta"' s ~ ''sa!
! was sos,u sn,cSsI III t.,.. A.. nIa1' d.
nai,ed Of mv lGp and ",v v.i.;,,, ,hons|, ,n,,,
smryivs hn' ,htt, ,Io'.' NJ s.',.";'!s' 80 80
,sIly nv Ces, wa al "d 80, spos H..
,hs;r Gsslins unIst ,hass c;,,''s,a. :, ,a,
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lv ds,s,minsd ~ an, sd;o,. s%", ,,..,rh., %
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nsncsG 'st;,o !, can da,. r,,''.t ' ,osor.'"
cns,in,sd IL. ,,,s civ n,or,h 80 a,d ~,
/ was cnrst sud No. .,iossI .ana .s.''n w." w..
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49, Ho,"S o."e'u "e DN.s"n " a,
n"'e alic.ea n w''n osfase: o. Toe unssa"S ~"'l
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
I'm Chnktefy.

TENDING lNFAfRttEtb COMMON Pleas.
The Literary Society Of 81. lOsepls bs. Freder-
ick Rese aud Anthony Ganill, Gmpleaiea
with Nicholas D. fouhg)
HNHE defendants are notified that ibs bSiIii;'
Il plsinant alleges in IFS bill Of c8mplaiht
(which was fled 10 Tie C1srk5 Office at tie last
Tsrrn Of said Cddri) that Eward b. fen%iek
(late Bishop OF CincinnaIi) by his last win ,bha
testament. constituted them Trustees with dirsc-
tions to convey to the complainant amongst other
real pnd personal Estats: InoiS No. 1862 10 Square
q ths ioT1 Of Lnucsrstsrs bI ,hs pane !Gs and
unse was never EXCEEDED, MhereaboSh Il Z fffay.
ed that tiieS BE required 70 e1eeHts did deliver
said deed within Fixed time and on defsilt that
decree be rendered operating as such convey.
ance. JNO. GARAGHTY,
Solicitor for Complainant.
December7, l849. PSa3;50 6w3l
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GUARDIANS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of a
| y decretal order Of the Court OF CommonP Pleas
Of pickaway county, Ohio, to me directed, the un.
dersgned as Guardian ofAmos Baker and Aman-
da Baker, minor heirs of Abrnm Baker, deceased
will on Saturday, the 26th day Of January,A. D.
1880, proceed to sell at the premises to the high.
est aud best bidder the following described Real
part Of the East half of the Northwest Quarter Of
Section number Five Tow ship numberlTwelve,
and Range number Twenty, Of Congress lands
contaihiiig about EIGHTY ACRES more or less
aud situate in Clearcreek township, in the coun-
ty Of Fairfield and Suite of Ohio.
MICHAEL MAY, Guardian
December 81, lS40 $3.50 4w33
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

PETITION TO Sell LANDS.
1ieHty Kistler, administrator OF the Esiate OF
Jacob Hosusf, aectiistgl ~. BsftdiA Ndener:
(~itow) Eaiharibe anA Hieholas Radebsueh
John WJgnrr, Tie unknown heirs Of Philip
Wagner unknown heirs OF Hester Wagner
John Miller, Samuel Miller. Henry Miller, jacob
Miller, unknown heirs Of Mary BGiie,t Decd
vile OF Joel Basseti, leits &c. Of Marin Wsgi
ner, iDlermarried with Henry Miller, both
deceased.
Daniel Wagner. John Wagner, Jacob Wagner;
Henry Wagner. Cstharine Christ widow OF
Joseph Christ deceased, Mary and SolohioH
Click. Rebecca and Jshn w. Alspach. Molly
snd John IIomrickhouse Lydia and Solomon
! Bowster heirs Of Daniel Wegner, deceased.
/ Duvid Nilderthiith. Catharine aud Cyrus New
/ kirk. Elisabeth and William Kline, Mary and
! Henry Alspach. RsbecFd siih hdsth NIeblihg,
! heirs &c. Of f--Wagnef, vile Of David
! Widermuth, both deceased.
lHNHE above named Defendants are Hereby if-
IL formed that on The 5th day OF December,
A. D. l849. said Administrator filed his petition
III the Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield eoui-
ty. Ohio. The object aud prayer of which petit
ton is to obtain an urder &c. at the next Term
Of said Court for the assignment Of the dover Of
Barbara Wagner, the widow Of the sdn Jacob
Wagner, deceased. in. and for the sale Of Tie fol-
lowing Real Estate, (of which the said JacobWag!
ser died seized. or so much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the debts OF said decedent o-wit
I Ffrh-NiHety.Si$ Aires Of Land, be the .sa,tis
more or less, pdrt Of tBe SudlhMejt paft Gf Sec!
tioh Number Nine III Township NiiMbst. .FiTtHet.
Of Range Number, NineteeH, bf TITLED States
Iahda aold at Ehiiiicotbs; 6hio-the aforesaid
tract being the West half Of the following des.
crlbed premises: Beginning at the Southwest
corner Of said Section Nine and running thence
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21


we'll Is clearly and without contradiction,
elected d Senator from the FIRST district
Of Hamilton county. No one denies Il.
johnson claims to be elected from the
equity Of Hamilton. without law, and
contrary to law. Who has the best right
As / said ut The outset. there Is no
symptom of yielding In any quarter. l
am not Of the belief that there will be
nd organization. 1t will come at last
but it may be weeks.
The House in the rhsaiItiIhs, have laid
6h ihsir bars. The Clerk Of that body
conhdiag in the high prerogatives which
of late years seem to have attached them
selves to that station, had no idea that
his patronage should be curtiiled, be-.
cause there happened 10 bo nothing to
do in the clerical line. So he employed
more assistants to hell him do nothing,
and promised them, one and all, three
dollars day. The Sergeant following
the example detailed six deputies for his
service. 1t occurred to some mischief
maker that the prerogatives oftheir Clerk
and Sergeant, did not attach to them jure
diuinO, and perhaps that they had not be.
come fixed by prescription. A resolu-
tion therefore was introduced for the ap.
pointment of committee to inquire
what assistance was actually needed,-
This committee reported to-day and THE
report razeeing the number of Sergeants
10 three. was agreed to. Some of the
Clerks will follow suit to morrow.
The report of the committee appoint.
ed by the House to investigate the
charge against Mr.. Breslin of double bal.
loting, has been printed.
The report is singular one, and quite
unworthy the character of its putative
father Mr.. Riddle, who instead of en-.
deavoring to get at the facts, frankly ex.
presses his desire to free the culprit from
the selfinAicted charge that has render.
ed him so infamous.
Breslin could not be asked to inculpate
himself, and the testimony of no one else
could be obtained. He could not re,
member the Eames of the "democrats'
who cast the double ballots. A court o
law, if the matter could be brought there
might come to different conclusion, and
think fair committee would also, bu
this committee reports simply that the,
have been able to find no testimony Il
implicate the criminal. Breslin is polit
ically buried. The necessity for thi
double balloting was you remembe
occasioned by the boiling of L arimel
a member from the Fairfield district
He could not swallow an aboli,ionis
whom the locofocos had contracted t,
elect. .- .. ....
The Governors Message and othe
public documents will be rewritten, i
an organization is delayed much longer
The message is document of moderate
length, not exceeding two columns.
is chiefly taken up with the State affair,
The report of the auditor, shows tn,
finances of the State to be in good con
dition. The not proceeds of the canal
have fallen short of the estimates, som,
ninety thousand dollars. This has grow
out of the failure of the wheat crop, anc
the great amount of repairs needed.
The deficiency is chiefly in the Obi
Canal. Yours,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
Dissolution,

TVNHE Partnership heretofore existing under
IL the firm Of PHlLLIPfE & Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All Persons knowing
themselves indebted either BY NotB OF Book DC.
count, are requested to come forward aud make
settlement with The Undersigned. The books are
in my hands, and will be ready to attend to the
business at my office. Uuless settlement is made
within two months from tiis date, the notes and
accounts will be left with proper officers for col
lection GEORGE j. SACHSE.
Lancaster. December Is, 1849 3w33
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

WIstar's BalsRtn Of Wild Cherry.-Rho
would not rather eujoy the pleasure of heallh and the
agreeable consciousness Of webeing the gripping pains
of dlsease-the bitter continuance of il.heath and the
chilling thoughts of never recoveringl
But Of all diseases who is most anxious TO escape
disease of the Iunssl The very idea of falling victim
Consumption, sends remor to the hearsngs of Life.
But oh how Joyous the thought that LIFE and HEALTH are
still our own, when just before Despair had spread her
dark canvass over US. o..
such kind reader .he pleasurahe sensations expe.
rlence by hundreds who by the of Dr. Wsars Basam
of Wild Cherry. have this dire disease slowly but surely
driven from their SYSTEM and health-rosy health again
restored to their anguishing bodies. .......
! ASJ-See advertisement. .. lm29
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
WY@4N1NGo

MARRIED-On Thursday evening, the 18th
inst, by the Rev. William H. Sutherland. Mr.
CHARLES NJ, BROWN and Miss SARAHJA
McCREADEN, all of this place.
On the lst inst, by the Rev. J. Wagenhals, al
the residence Of John Graybill, Esq, Mr.. WILL
LIAM J. BLAKELY aud Miss CORDELIA
JONES. of Greenfield township.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. John McElroy
Mr.. JOHN FRIEND, of Pleasantville, and Miss
ELIZABETH. daughter of DR.. James Madison
OF Rushcreek township, Fairfield county, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
LANcAsTER, Frlday, Deoomber 81. lsl9

01Twe understand one of the Steamboat Captains o
Buffalo seven months since had severe fall and srel
his side, he became unable 10 leave his room In conEe
qnence; the injury great that he called In medlea
advisers they did good whatever the injuries proved
alarming, and inflammation OF The kidneys eel n he oh
Ianed remedy from his attending medical adviser ant
resolved to try VaughnS Lthonrptc Mixture. this fam
panueea Immediately acted upon his syslem and fou
large bottles cured him. See vaughns advertisement Ia
paper under The Great American Remedy this singu
lar nostrum stands as high the once famous Hygear
medicine in England did, which made vast fortune fol
its proprietor, who spent 10000 dollars per year
advertising, Can upon yaughus Agent and get pamph
let and read.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
MMRME MNNhEa

KUST 10 hand and now opeWhG, q completely
- assorted stock of French Msrinps, .Lyoneese
Cloths. French CAshmeres, CUburg Cloths, Plain
and Figured Mous de LANES, LamartiDe Plaids,
Black & ehDngeuble Silks. changssble, BiHck Shd
aud Plaid AlpacaS tot Quarter Of Dollar q
yard at
November Is, ls4g WISEE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

THE LEGISLATURE OF ORtsoN, October
1lth, had Just closed its session of fifty.
FIVE days. They have adopted code of
laws, mostly taken from the Iowa Stat
utes. One, however, is the prohibition of
Negroes and Mulnttoes" from settling
in or passing through lhelerritory. This.
letter writer says he is convinced is coll
trary to the inclination Of the people.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

No PooR MEN IN OREaoN. late let.
ter from Oregon says that the gold fevet
has created perfect revolution In the
whole country. You will not find poor
man in the territory. Every one has eth.
er been to the mines or sent one of the
family, and generally brought back from
two to FIVE or ten thousand dollars each.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

The BoBo-The mysterious sickness
hitherto unknown in the annals of medi.
cine-which first was reported to have
appeared at Havana, and which since
then has been raging at Vera Cruz, has
created great alarm In the city ofMexico
Its arrival there was gtsatly apprehen
ded. Nine hundred persons were said
to be attacked with this disease at Vera
Cruz. -.l ~. -..---..- -.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

The MESSAGES, The Messages Of the
President and the Governor are still a
waiting the action of the respective bod
les. to which they are to be transmitted
We are as anxious to lay them before oul
readers. as they are to read them but
we have to defer our wishes to the fac
tionists and aw-breakers. '"l
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I, q. d. II,

TNHE Members of Charity Lodge. No 7, 1. O.
Il o. F are hereby notified, that an Address
will be delivered. at the Hall on Wednesday Eve.
ming, January 3D. 1850, on the principles of Odd
Fellowship, by Brother N. DOOLITTLE, cf Co
lumbus The brethren are earnestly solicited to
be in attendance OH that occasion.
Brethren of adjacent Lodges are cordially in.
vi,ed 10 attend. L. A. BRINDLEY,
.. p. BOPE,
.... +. GIESY,
Lancaster, December 81, l849. Committee
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
0bt Garrdsttr @a1ftte.
Friday Morning, Dec. 9I. Is40.
Tas WsEkLF oAzETTt.GWs BTsssnl

Tas wsskLE GAzETTt.&ws Prssspt
our readers to-day, with paper contain.
ing Ineligible abstracts Of all the impor.
tant news of the day. If our increased
exerIions to mako the papet readable are
ofany avail, we expeGtto receive a much
more liberal support from the citizens Of
the county. For Oalratls iiitslligehcei
we are willing TO compare with any idol;
lar weekly" -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

~ The attention of the reader is di-
rected to the advertisement of Messrs.
LEONARD, SCorr, & Co., in to-doy's pa
per- We shall notice the enterprise
more in full next week.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
Strawberries.

|VINHE undersigned Agent for "Griggs' BristoI
Nursery" respectfully annouucs that he has
large supply of the inimitable 'Hovey's Seeding
.Straw5rrry' which are offered for sale on more
reasonable terms than they can be bought else
where. The plants are fresh and vigorous Now
!. the e & to Sc, them 1.; out i SCa % wish to eat the
The The Pa9' q are pS, Z o.. moss and can Ds sent
Full instructions for planting, IS &C., accompany
each 100 plants. !, NJ d, KREIDER.
Lancaster. september 81, lS49 OF
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
RURlYC sALH.

nERSONAL Properly bSlodgibg 10 The Es-
tate Of .JlAki ,WiLsos, dsceassd. consisting
Of so SHARES of STOCK in Fairfield couniT
Savings IDstitntr; a,,.p
HOUSEHOLD end KrTCHFg FURNTTtkt,
HAY. CORN. BEES and b ~ HIVES. BOOKS,
&C., viii be sold at vendhe ttbe harksf Houss.
IN Lancaster, on SafNfdsy ne sd insiGnf, COM
meuting at 10 o'clock in The forei6on.
Nine months credit will be given on all sums
over %. except On sale bf tbe Bank Stock, which
is to be paid Tor Of iiite, ,of .ransItf,
John b. MARTIN. Aam'tor.
December I, IBlB avail
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

T1f man who has pretty Wife,
two pigs and one COW, cat, dog, and a
fat baby is not satisfied, he never will be
until he takes NEWSPAPER. n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

I'The prospect Of heaven itseif
says an English paper, would have no
charm for an American of the back woods
If he thought there was any place further
west
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

CLOSING OF PENNSYLVANIA CANALS
The Board of Canal Commissioners C have
issued orders TO draw off the water from
the State canals, on the goth Inst, if not
sooner closed by ice. ....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

~ The Democracy, Berlin letter of
Nov; 20 says, are eonsPiring with their
brethren In all Europe to bring about
atiother revolution, the rising to be
in all countries at the same time.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
Christmas Services.

God will, there will be Divine Service in tie
Episcopal Church on Christmas Eve, to commence
at o'clock, and on Christmas day, to commence
at IL o'clock A. NJ,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
Lancaster, December
Telegraph COMPANY.

TWNHE Stockholders ofthe LANCASTER and
IL COLUMBUS TELEGRAPH COMPANY"
are notified that an Election for Directors for the
ensuing year, will be held. at the Telegraph or
fce, in Lancaster, oil Tuesday the first day oi
january next. BY order Of the Directors.
Lancaster, December ID, l849. 3w32
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
To STOrlsmeT:

SUPERloR Rife Powder, fine and coarse grain
- ed; Percussion Caps, best quEiity
Cox's ground edged water ptoof Caps, new
and superior article; Lead and Shot. F
Also, Cannon and Blacking Powder
AT the Apothecariss' Hall. by
Lancaster, octob;et 10, lsls ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

A RE respectfully informed that I have large
n supply Of 1t4tsrEdi. comprising sll varieties
OF Teeth, Gold and Stdhiel Foil Instruments, &c.
which viii be sold low do 10 dny City 10 The pniOn.
Call and examine, NJ 2. ERBiDER.
Lancaster, August TO- ie49. II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21

To the Piiblic-We call special attention 10 the nd'
vertisement Of"HoHEs SHAKER sARsAPARILLA,in lin
our paper to-day, The superior merits Ofhe Shaker prep
GRAFTON oflhis best Ofa medical plants Is rapidly becoming
known and viii ERE long be the only One In use For sale
by H. SCOTT, Main Street. opposre THE Telegraph Office
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H"UbIPTs FUN THE GAZETTE'
John Friend -. 90 David Augustus. ..$2. 90
Wm. Hodgson.. 400 George Betz. .... 200
J. H. Rhodes. 200 Dr. Potter. 1926
Tho. Little6eld.. 90 G. W. Mosier.... l,75
Lewis Huber 81,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-21
Wanted.

200. 600 cn7 soG H'SR INK sK1ss, .KEEP
and the highest market price will be paid-at The
Sign of he "MAMMOTH CHAPEAU."
..,-.... t.. ROBERT FIELDING.
Lancaster, December q. lS4O 33tf
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TA large number ofAusirian troops
have been concentrated on the frontiers
Of Bavaria. This is not accounted for.