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The New York herald., 1849-06-14
BOARDING., &c.

DOARD UP TOWN-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN b e
ID accommodated with pleasant rooms and breakfast and
tea in healthy of the city, References required In
auir re a Greenwich
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-A GENTLEMAN CAN
II be accommodated with two furnished rooms, or
Parlo and Bed Room with breakfast and tea If required in
small private family where there boaders in Frank
lin Broadway Reference required. Apply, by
letter, to c. D., box 1l3 Broadway Post Office.
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MR. EDITOR:-I WAS PASSENGER ON BOARD
I the Empire the night she into and sunk by the
schooner Noah Brown and having property in the lower
cabin, thought it advisable to wait until the
raised that might it, Having succeeded in
eripg property and being about to leave wh through
your paper tender my sincere thanks to the officers of he
Empire for their centiemanly treatment of during
tay. have be board the boat good portion OF the
time since the fats accident, and athous treated with uni
form p0lttness and cvty by alta ehed to her.
yet cannot foIbear pressing publicly most favorable
opinion Of Mr. Levi Smith the pilot Ills conduct since
the sinking Of the boat his udcious In the
oovery and preservation Of property and the spirit he has
constantly manifested have satcd that those who have
eensured him for that collision have him
great injustice. JOHN EOBB.
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ROARD-TwO FINE PARLoRs. ON FIRST FLOOR
- and Paror and second floor to let at III
franklin street, either with or without Board.
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L Raftsmen; by bingham; Also, Odelsquc Punished, by
Fragonard suitable for saloon bar &C. The paint
ings we'll worthy the attention of connosseur Apply
HENRY H. LEEDS CO., No. s Wall street.
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TJNAKE NOTICE-THERE WILL DE A PAIR oFLARGE
Bay Horses just from the country u hands high, Of
f. red private SALE the stable OF c. Boom in Crosby
Houston, from o'clock, AM until in the afternoon
Thursday, June l4th, IS49.
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A PLEASANT SECOND FLOOR BACK ROOM WITH
n Board for gentleman and his wifo two single gen.
tl.men also. single rooms, ut No. 5l2 Broadway
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED,-FOR FAMILY, CON-
~ esting of gentleman, lady, child (about old
be Of and daily to the city
Address IG1 Now York Post Oce stating tcrms loca
tion, 60.
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MO CURE, NO CnARGE.-DR MURPHY, or 63 GOLD
IN street. confden italy consulted all forms Of private
diseases Recent Of gonorrhea he In
days. Constitutional debility and mpotency successfully
by Dr. NJ No mercury used any hindapcs
from business. Open from "A. II. to y y. II.
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WHEELER OCCULIST, 20 29GREENwICH STREET,
deyotes his exclusive attention to diseases of the Eye
and Ophamic Surgery Artificial Eyes inserted of which he
has just imlored beautiful collection from Paris Office
hours from A. NJ to o'clock = NJ pamphlet containing
remarkable effected by DR. Wheeler bo had
tuitously at his Office.
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NOR SALE-A FIRST RATE ONE-HORSE WAGON,
with leather top, and finished in the best y e
and will be sold for Sl25 Inquire tho Stable No. l9i
Omar afr
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-DR CORBIrT, 10 DUANE ST
IN be consulted the Of certain delicate
practice Of sixteen devoted to the treat
delicate Diseases enables Dr. G. to the
Of this disease Recent cured in three days No
used.
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TRICTURE--1TS NATURE, SYMPTOM CONSE-
~ quonces mode Of detecting the remedie wh recipes and
possessing this need long
10 troubled with Structure. Sixth edition. IN Price 81
nnniIG Ifrae
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T1NE DEM0IsELLE FRANCAIsE. PARLANT AN
~ Flais ct carrectement Francsis sachant Lire, Ecrre
Soudre, Golfer Eepasser 10 FIN desire placer
Femme de Chambre Bonne dEnfants dams bonne
fsmille Ellie de hons ,ndants Ellie dobecten
voyager Sadresser. "V p" 80 Hudson svenue Brook
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with More than Ordinary Interest, Hum

dreds rush the celebrated Cheapest Establishment
IN the United States N. 90 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERsoNS
to bargain of English Three
Double Ingram, and Common Carpetngi Rugs Oil Cloths
ndo Shnde Sc
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EOA NALE.


ECR SALE-A BAY MARE, EIGHT YEARS OLD THIS
May, very fast trottor has trottod her mile two
and seconds in harness. warranted sound
ana Kind in all the of the owners selling is
that he has two horses and has
be seen at IL Sixth street. time after O'clock
further particulars inquire at No. Catharne Market
AIIREn YARIAN ' ~
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GRAND FLUTE SOIREE-AT THE REQUEST OF A
~ humber Of Amateurs If tho Flute Mr.. Kyle in con.
junction with Messrs. siede Eben, of Gungs Band, and
MI Busch four eminent Proestors will give grand Con-
cert at the apollo Saloon Saturday Evening June 6
nes on which occasion the admirers of that delightful
strumen will have oppcrtnny of hearing the three diff
kinds in viz the Datonic the Boehm and
the ordinary eight keyed Flute They will be assisted
Miss Emeline De Luce Messrs Tmmand Scharenburg
other talent which will be duly announced Tickets 90
cents. -
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VNBE BFST PLACE TO GET NEAT AND FASHION
able Clothing made to order, buy 1t ready made from
the best material the OF r. H. Rogers &c ulon
street. corner Cold where he prepared to show his friends
tho public extensive well selected
Cloths Cassnsrcs and vesngs which he will make up
in the best and fashionable style and the
low est possible price. l.. H. ROGERS,
76 Tulton rect cor of Gold.
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The graceful beauty of the hat of KNOX.
hat, and beautiful hst is indeed the rfecon of
funess we'll fashion. One visit the store of Knox II
Fulton street. where ALWAYS find him behind the
tells the man, the economy and the real history of hat
and hating His splendid Rocky Silver Beavers
Ah! we need say more, the public appreciate them.
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LcYE AND EAR.--A PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD, FREE
IA Of at 26l Broadway of Warren street. de-
scrng Doctor PoweS and successful mode Of treating
The affections Of those sensitive and delicate Recently
imported large supply Of beautiful Artificial Eyes: JUST
published popular Treatise the Eye, third edition.
Weed aad enlarksd price 90 cents, hy
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MEDICAL.


DR.WnEFLER, OcCULIsT, 20 2oGREENwICH STREET.
ana MS exclusive attention to Of the Ee
has just imported beautiful collection from Paris Office
nOu,y M to ososh IN "a p9%Rphrt
gra atuitously at his office.
nR. ELLIOTT. OcUIIsT, hS5 BROADWAY. INFORMS
@ his dss hours aas r se om sa $ Miner
asr s the e. ~ attend to the
EYE AND EAR.--A PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD FREE
:erhng Doctor powss and mode of rsaHs
ppB.Ssa s' rd sa
'''sa A'' ''''''''' ''''' '' JAMES W. POWELL. Md
INGER's LINIMENT. - ANOTHER
y laurel to our catalogue Of wonderful cures-Dr X. H.
superior PRACTICAL vetnsry Surgeon tells as that in
hi this 0s his % s y s my u VT
hear from The Doctor in all parts Of the city Y his
% ss in n' y ses $
iS as M % s and 30 SS
ismy Sold at 2o Pearl street. and at i6i Broadway at
l23a and 80 cents bottle.
CPECIAL NoTlCE.-oUR COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
win not be letaied at warehouse and il mprac-
SIssaIs M Eass
Hudson street, and of the Groccr5 and Druggists generally
WELLS. MyLER y Ins rK6Vosr m
nR. DE LANEY. AWARE OF ,pE MANY TEMPrA-
tions which 50 easily be,et youth and early manhood
III their romance OF fe happy that his long
ronce and extensive Tractce with Venerea Diseases all
its stages have eminenty qualified him that class
Of complaints successfully aud to warrant perfect and
speedy cure. Office, No 81 Lispenard street.
MADAME snAIEs VENUS rILI7PREpARED FROM
M simple vegetable substance by Louis Shall graduate
Of the Female Obsetrcal Institute Paris. These pills
the only actual remedy discovered for the Of all
diseases Of the gea Seminal Physical Debility
BaIrennes 1mpotcncy &C. For full particulars OF their
regular appoint agents where alone the pills to be had
Ring, 192 Broadway, of John street, 5 Broadway
Chambers 4a3 Broadway of Howard
street, 63 Bowery of Walker 2 Grand street,
Allen III Canal opposite West Broad
These pills put small and be
by mail any part Of the United states Canada
nOCTOR GLOvER'S TRAVELLERS MEDICALGUIDE
- is the complete published, diseases of
the gentle urinary With its assistance
self price ST. For sale by the author at his
Office No (now No l2) Ann street. where he is consulted
all diseases there referred to.
nR. JEFFRIES ANTIbOTE IS THE MOST EFFEC-
- ua preparation sold for Gonorr other disorders
Of tho sexual onE experience has proved that 1t win
radically any This desirable obtained in
from to ten days. and it neither
oends the palate and renders deviation in
Diet interruption usual pursuits sound Sleep healthy
Digestion the nuisance thus removed speedily
ssept with the production Of thorough and
It's ingredients entirely vegetable aud injurious
effect either consttutoney locally bo caused by its
usc Price 81 per bottle: Sole Agent for this city,
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IN r. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE "PKACTICAI PKI-
- vae Treatise" sS Greenwich street-oficc hours
IL A NJ to r. NJ Sundays excepted )Those who ap
ply in the early stagee will be surprised at tho rapty and
Ettle incopvenence attending thsr u s chiefly how
who suffered certain class people,
who properly appreciate his services In ricnre from
its ineipient to it's advanced and distressing
(frem uncommon advantages and extensive
prace) he afford rapid and radical which,
he haa ground3 for stating be obtained from other
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~ his friends and patients, that during !he summer
days. Wednesdays and Fridays DIR. Z. will attend the
poor, usual, after clock on the above days.
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CASTLE GARDEN-THE SUBSCRIBERS, INTENDING
~ TO give series Of Grand Promenade Concerts the
magnificent scale and plan that adopted by the c
braed Julien and Musard in Paris and London request
steal artists Of talent and who wish
to submit their propositions Tin wrtng) their
gnarly authorized agents Messrs Cortyn and Martini
Barclay street, Now York. FRENCH & HEISER
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my cash is limited We'll. mind q. B. CLARKE
l6 William street, has got beautiful Garments which he
fell much lower than any house in Broadway and equal
elegance to the best houses in London Paris word to
the wise is sufficient. Fine French Cloth Frocks, S6
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nOCTOR GLOvER'S TRAVELLERS MEDICAL GUIDE
the most complete work published diseases OF
the gentle urinary With assistance, every
him self price ST. For sale by the author at his
Office No (Iow No 2J Ann street. where he is consulted
| @ II all diseases there referred
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The Richelieu Dia mOnd- pointed Gold Pens


etll maintain their reputation the finished
durable Pens in the market Try Also large
fine Gold and Silver Watches made in the most substantial
manner. For sale by J. " SAVAGE 92 Fulton st.
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NOTICE--WE THE UNDERSIGNED, KNOWN AS OIL
~ Manufacturers under the firm Of Isaae Coleman Co
No 4S Fulton Brooklyn, will hereafter continue the
same business at tho place. under the firm Of Coleman
3 ISAAC COLEMAN,
Brooklyn, June II, 1Sf9. JOSEPH NEWMAN:
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n MENIHAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BAKNUM, MANAGEK
- and Proprietor; Greenwood jun Assistant Manager:
splendid performances In the afternoon at 3 o'clock and
every evening o'clock One week Of the Quaker
Giant and Giantes the largest in the world They
may be seen at all hours Great Western the Yankee
dian appears afternoon and evening In grand
comic mslangc Third week of hes talented and popular
ethiopian ainstres the best band in the United Statos
nppear At each Also engaged Miss Bar
ton iss stanhope Miss West Messrs Chapman, COPELAND,
& Siaa aHS Others Wax Ststnsry Representations Of the
be privately consulted at all hours Admission 25 cents;
children under 10 years. l21s cents.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES,

NJ NoTICE.-THE BURTON GUARDS WILL MEET AT THE
IN house Of Charles Whitaker, (armony Ial) IL Centre
street, Saturday evening, O'clock by order Of
Il. ii. BETS Commando
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CAsTLE GARDEN-FRENCH HEISER, PROPRIE-
~ tors.-summer Fetss On Thursday Evening. June
4th and each evening during the Summ'r Sun
days excepted, will be given Grand Vocal and lnstru
ments rromenade Concert to be followed by Bal Etc.
or summer Ball. which vsters will have the privilege OF
joining in the various Coons Watses Pclkss @a5ourkas
kedwas &c under the direction Of competent and highly
respectable Masters of the Ce engaged expressly
to secure rigid Observance of Il rules in the best
eonduted and most fashionable sl Rooms in this City
n to
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search of an honest man, found ast doubt
rhat with the bright hne help him.
find in this city Boots Shoes Caters same prices
equal to those made by JONES, II Ann street.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
Guardians Sale.

n N Pursuance ofan ORDER made at the Septem
IL Der Term of the Court of Common Pleas, ia
and for the County of Fayette and State OF Ohio
in the case of Sinnet Rankin Guardian. against
Rachel s. Rush and William f. Rush, there wll
be sold OH Tuesday The 28h day Of August.ls49
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ. and three
O'Clock P. NJ. on the premises herein named, the
property described as follows: Lying and being
in the County of Fairfield and State of Ohio, and
in the Town of Royalton, and is known and de
signnted by the Fast half of Lot Number Fifty. al
laid down on the plat Of said town, containing
onesixth of All acre, upon the following terms. to
wit: 0ne-luli cash in hand, and the residue in one
year. with interest from the day of sale, the de
tered payment to be secured by mortgage ON the
premises. Appraised at $40.
SlNNET RANKIN, Guardian.
July 81, l84a. 5wl2plee$2,25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

SMOKING PoTAToEs FOR THE RoT II
have been informed by a gentleman Of
my acquaintance. that he had stopped his
potatoes from rotting by smoking them
after the potatoes were dug and placed
in the cellar, ian out door CELLAR he built
asmoke and continued it eight or ten
days, when the affected part dried up
and the rest Of the potatoes remained
sound and good through the winter. The
remedy was discovered by placing fire
in an unfinished cellar, to prevent the
vegetables from freesing-immediately
after which il was found that The potatoes
had stopped rotiing. He says he hal
tried the experiment for two or three
years past. and has never known it u
fail ofarresiing the disease Immediately
Correspondent albany CEltivator.
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AIlcrin,s sale.

\ N chsBeery. John A. Collins ". George Ny
D ers eud John A. Collins %. George Myers siiC
Wife. By virtue Of an order of sale 10 me direct
ed from the Court IL Common Pleas Of FairfeiC
County. Ohio. will offer aud eKpose 10 pubIi'
sale. at The door Of The CoHrt House. in the towi
Of Lancaster, on Monday he GA day Of AsgE5t
ls49. between the bours III 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ant
4ociOck r. NJ. ofssid day. the following describes
lands sud tenenents tn vii:
Ia lot No 2, 10 the 4tlI Squire:
Ia lot No. 5. in tie 18Th Square;
In lot No 3. in the 18th Square:
Aud the East hnlfo Ia LIT No. 2 iE th'
1911 Square, all lying ia the town VI Loncssler
Ohio.
Terms Of Sale. cash IN hnnd.
o. n. PERRY. Sheriff.
Lancaster, July 9Th. is4s sw9pfeet3
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Nhe Marktts.
LANCASTER. Friday, July n. is49.

By TsiegrapA- For The Zanseviue cONrisr.
PiTTsBuRoH, July %.
Sales Flour at a. ~ on the wharf Wheat 7sc.
Corn 37c. Bacon Hams 7@sic. Sides 505Ac.
Shoulders 4305lc. rectifed Whiskey I9c Sugar
4i05c, Molaases 2602sc. Coffee 7A'07i cents.
CLEVELAND, July 81.
We notice sales of22O0 bushels Of Corn at 44c;
Sales Of Flour are 1910 barrels, al at $3.50; 700
barrels Salt at 97c; 80 dn WlIiskey at lec: White
Fish US G,r barrels. "a for halves Little Wheat
or Corn offering from tennis. Prices are SO ceuts
for Wheat: Corn 4l3 cents.
ZAsEsvILLE, July "a.
In produce there is mn movement whaiever.-
The trifing receipts Of Wheat command 7O075c;
other grains nothing doing and nominal at former
prices. Flour relails at $4.5O0$5. Courier.
cHlLLfcorHE. July 25.
The price Of Wheat is $l0O: Flour retailS at
S4.75 a $500: Corn. in ear 25 a 2s cenis; Oats
2ec; Barley 40045c: Flaxseed 62065c.; Beans 50
062 cts; Lard. 505d C; Bacon. H. R., a cents.
Zanesyile. Hooking, Kanawha and Luke Salt,
$l,87-Odzetfe,
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Guardians sale.

In Pursuance ofan order of sale to me directed
i by the Court Of Common Pleas of Fairfeld
County, Ohio, I will on Saturday the 18th day Of
Angus: next expose to sale By public vendue, on
the premises, fn.Lot No. 70. in Carroll in said
County. Appraised at One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars. TO be sold subject to the Dover interest
Of Elizabeth Brown.
Terms Of fsalc--one'ihird in hand one-third in
one year. and tho remaining one-third in two
years. with interest on deferred payments from
day OF sale. DAVID BOYER. Guardian
Of.he Heirs Of Nathan Fenrtimaker.
N. B. The Dover iutel est of the said Elizabeil
Brown In the premises above described, will bC
offered inr sale On the same day.
July Is, l849 4wl0pf$2 so
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

AN EETIRE FAMILY PoisoEED. ED.---Cneinnah
July 2l. Captain Summons and bis whole fimi.
ly, comprising eight or niue persons. were P'ison-
ed with arsenic put in ten last night. Que wo-
man, seampstress in the family,is dead sud three
others are dangerously III, including Mr. Houston.
on Engineer. Capt Summons Is also very sick.
james Summons. his sou. has been arrested nm
snspcion; he was known To purchase the poisnil
last evening. This son has been dissipaied aud
his object IN poisoning his father. mother and
whole iamily, was To get their property. suppos
ing doubtless that the deaths would be attributed
to the prevailing epidemic Capt. Summons has
been living with his family in this city for about
two weeks. bis place in the Louisville Mail Line
being temporarily filed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

Mas. MApIsoN's ANNUITY.-Contra.
ry to the statement Of the New York
Journal Of Commerce. that this goes back
to the government, The Express Gays:
"Mrs. Madison made will giving hall
of the fund Of twenty thousand dollars,
appropriated by Congress for the last pur-
chase ofthe Madison papers. 10 her niece
Miss Payne, and The other to her son, Mr..
Payne Tod. Act of Congress respecting
this purchase, gives Mrs. Madison the
power to dispose of the fund by will.
though. during her life, she could draw
only the interest of it,"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

HoRRIBLE AFFRAY-On the 28ih ult :.
George HeIfright, Of Huntingdon. Pa,
went out with his brother Henry to his
residence, five miles from this place. On
arriving there liquor was set out, and
both drank until they became intoxicated
In this state dispute arose between
them. which Soon terminated in IN affray
during which Henry seized pitchfork
with which he inflicted such severe
wounds upon George tha, he died on the
4;h inst Henry has been arrested, ant
is now in Huntingdon Jail.
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naoFIPTs vOR THE GAZE,

DTn all diseases Of the blood all eruptlons Of every
character serofua and Cancers the Great Ameri
ran Remedy, Dr. G, C. Vauqhn Vegetable Lthontrpiir
MiXmre s and sovereign specific. rhe great aller
Riiye powers Of The article s of s leading features
The use Of Calonel superseded where this thontpic
known. It will eradicate any complaint which this well
known mineral used remedy for, and leaves no del
eierOus result 10 he the with Calomel II
Is used We snail give in the Of few weeks some
testimony prove the character Of this article as rene
dy for Cancer serofa and all such diseases which a'e
produced by had blood The Lilontrp,c has made many
cures and Is daily making them all over the world Call
upon the Agent under the head ofGreat American Rene
dy. In columns and get pamphlet, read IT, and you
viii find tie principle upon which II makes cures In al
complaints.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
Estate Of John G. Mack, Jr.

NNO the Creditors of John G Mack, Jr deceas.
~ ed. On tie 18th day of June. in the year
l849 the Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield
County, declared the Estate OF John G. Mack Jr.
deceased, to bo. probably. insolvent; Creditors
are therefore required to present their claims
against the Estate, to the undersigned, for allow.
ance, within six months from the time above
mentioned, or they will not be entitled to payment
FREDERICK A. MARTENS. Adm'tor
Ofthe Estate Of John g. Mack, dsesased.
July ~, l849. 4wl2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that petition will
~ be presented IL the Trustees Of Perry Town.
shin, Fairfield County. Ohio. on the 4th day ot
August next, praying for Township Road COM
mencing at the West end of Main Street, in the
Town Of Perry; thence running South along the
half Section line to the county line between Fair.
field and Hooking. to intersect Township Road
terminating at that place.
July 6, ls49. Avg
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

THE BOUNDARY LINE Between THE
UNrTED STATES AND CANADA. run in &C.
cordauce with the Ashburion treaty, cost
the labor of 800 men lS months. For
800 miles path was Gu, ,hrough the for.
est, 80 feet wide and cleared of all trees
At the end Of every mile is cast iron
pillar, painted white, square, four feet
out of the ground. seven inches square
at the bottom. and four at the top, with
raised letters vn its sides. naming the
Commissioners v no run the line, and the
date.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

Fire IN WArERvILLE.-A most dest, NC.
tive fire has occurred in Watervile,
Maine, destroying seven saw-mills three
of which belonged to Mitchell. one to Mr.
Moore, one To. Mr.. Sheldin. aud one to
Mr. Reddingtod. The quantity of lnm.
Der destroyed was about four million ol
feet. The loss is some S60.00o In.
sured for $4,000. Large numbers have
been thrown out of employment by this
colamity.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

THE NATIoNAL FAsr.-Tha Modera.
tor of the General Assembly (Old School)
ofthe Presbyterian Church in the United
States has issued circular to all the
ministers and members ofthe Church, EN-.
Joining upon them the observance ofthe
first Friday in August, the day set apart
by the President as day Of national
"fasling, humiliation and prayer."-Eve.
rything indicates that the day will be Oh
served properly BY people of all creeds
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
Tag ILLrNoIs sgNAroRsuIp Hon. Ar.

TaE ILLINOIS SENAToRsHIP Hon. Ar.
chibald Williams. learned lawyer aud
prominent actor in the Constitutional
Convention. has given his sPiuioe that
Gov. French has the power, and that it
is his duty. under The circumstances. TO
appoint a u s. Senator for Illinois in place
of Gen. Shields; and that the expense of
an extra session of the General Assem-.
bly, is entirely useless, The Illinois jour
mails consider this evidence conclusive,
and urge Governor F. to take action.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

rNo that has fairly tried VIC AIis,ers All Healing
Ointment wlllor can say 1t is good On the othe
hand thousands saying that s the heat family sedl
cine they have used Now we wish 1t 10 I've fairly
tried hefore giving judgment either way As for ourselves
know Of no better article Of medicine, IN scrofuu
scsh head Old Sores Itch. Salt Rheum, &C., &c. Aho
for rheumatism Cronp and Gout, we bceve IL ls uue
Qual.ed The Hair oil too Will cure badness, when al
Bears OIL or other cosmetics known hive filled.
See advertisement In another column.