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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

Opp0site tie TdLiwadge House. Lancaster OhiO
HNHE Spring fnsIion, for l3iO,
E L standard style for
" GENTLEMEN'S HATS,
ANNNA as adopted by Beebe 4 Co.. and
ECSA a other Fashionable TIaiters in New
York nnd elsewhere. il ready for
examination und sale ai WhOicSaie anil reiaH
Also, all kinds of CAPS, from the lowest price
tosthe finest, ut N. SmdHey's Hat aad CAP Store,
Be careful to find the sign Of the Goiden hat
NJ. SMALLEY.
Lancaster, April 49, f8lO. 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
HEMICALS,


Ferri Iodid Quin Valerianta
Ferri and Quiu Citras Digitaln
Ferri Ammon Tart Cyauure Posassium
Ferr Cilas SoIub Argent Mir Chryst
Ferri Lactate Iodine Re -ubIim
Zinc Iodid Hydriod Pot Extra
Ziuc YaIerianale Ioder Ilydrurg
Monesm Ex; Thridace
Morph Sulph Chlorulorm, pure
Morph Acct Chlor Ether
Opi Murias Veratrne
Strycmine Chryst Bromme
Pipirine Castor Oil Capsules
Acid Hydrocyan Gone dose
NarcOtiu Colodion
O Ergot Gun Cotton
Santoniue Gutta Perlla Plaster
Qun Sulph (Howanl's Sulph Berberine
EXtra) Ac0nline
MoChe aG0Ue are warranted 10 be pure. fu
sale at ApothecarieS' Hall, by
NJ. Il. KREGDER.
Lancaster, July 10, l8i9 10
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VPNNNHIS'V NWVNC.

GENNAAsS'EE Ek&AAG.
of every description. Sofas und Chnirs Resulted;
Mattresses PalNstres aud Cushings manufactured
10 orlcr Carpets cut and nude; Holland Blinds
made; Venilon Blinds, aud Furniture of every
description, repaired in the best manner
Windsor n Fancy Chair Making.
The undersigned also auuonces that he has as
socnted with him, Mr. Benjamin Franklin in the
above branch Of the business, under the firm OF
DodSon aud Franklin, and intends keeping the
following description of work:
Plain aud Fancy French aud Windsor Rock.
Ing, arm, Scring, Parlor Table, BarJer and
Dentist Chairs, Fancy Chairs aud Cane.Seoted
ofal descriptions aud Socidblcs and SeHees.
THOMAS G. D0DSON.
Lancaster, February 8, i840 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
Pine Apple Cheese,

EIGS, Znnte Currents, Ciuons, Rnsins, Cocoa
II Superior Ten, Java Coffee, llavann do. Sc
gars, &C., just received and for sale low ly
NJ. Z. KRElDER
Lancaster. August 10, l8i9 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
Lancaster, August 81. lsd9
just Received

A SUPPLY of SURGEONS Pocket Instru
N ments Tooth Keys and Forceps, variety
OF Trusses, aud the best Supporters and Shoulder
Braces ever offered in this market
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, l849 ID
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
Nails.

BHE KEGS NAILS of best quality for
H. % forsale still cheaper, by p. BoPE.
Lancaster, May A, 1849. 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
Enlarged and Improved.
JOHN N LlTTGn.

INVITES the attention of the citizens of this
L and adjoining counties to his Stock in trade. al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
school R0OL..
400 GAllon. ,I'nMnCr,s OiI.

On DrgT 1y ne Gai}oa or Barrel
G Barrols LlNSEED OIL, do Sp Turpentine
sJwitll supply Of Winter sperm, Meats, Foot
nHd Lard Oh, lor sale By
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, l9lg Ii
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
Refined HOrax

ANE Cask, just received, and for sale by
" GEORGE KUAFFMAN.
Lancaster, August 10, l840 IA
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a complaint Of most painful character, is
IMMEnJATEI,V REIIEVEn.

and cure follows by few days use of this articles Il ID
far before any other preparation this disease for any
other disease originating from impure blood See Pam
phLet.
This disease is purely one oi the blood the action OF
this medicine so speedy that the Piles whether inter-
nal or external will be cured by its in few weeks.
Hundreds perhaps say thousands have been per-
cty cured in the Of two three bottles Of this mix
e and as this cure produced from the action of this
panacea upon the blood II is likely to be permanent
nh rnrnadinu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

" .~wT-v,,xr ,svru, NJ con
PUklFf TIE bhOOD.
and drive such diseases nom the system See pamphlet
for testimony of in all Diseases which the limits Of
an advertisement will not permA to be named here
Gates Of high character, and stronger
ARRAY OF PROOF
Of he vires Of medicine never appeaTed, " h o5:
70 5.Ssft Ben n arv eass and II bone and Muscle arc IN 70
build upon, ist the smGeiatsd and lingering invaIid
HOPE ON,
and keep taking the medicine as long as there is an i'm
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

no delesrious compound part Of this MIXTURE it cures
these diseases with certainty and celey, and does not
leave the system torpid. See Pamphiet
80 thoroughly does this mixture act in this disease that
an immediate cure made. All other remedies now
asde this great vegetable preparation, safe, Qor
contains poisonous mineral, which Is te basis Of all
other Fever Ague and remedes,)
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

Family Groceries,
Consisting of every article needed by families,
which they will sell at the forrest rates.
They intend keeping constant supply and
families can. at all times, be supplied with such
articles as they may wish, at as reasonable rates
as they can purchase elsewhere.
CLY s. EYERSOLE.
Lancaster, Juue 8, l8i9
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14
Volume lKm...:..:a..:a.Number /.

Nsrly the whole Of Capt Sarer's an roo bushels of
grain rotied in the field Cor want of hands 10 harvest T.
The price Of -four AT the dggngs when Mr. PARROT left
SO per ID. though San Francisco il down 10
so per br. There not much sickness at the dig
gng except scurvy aud few of fever. There
alsn scurvy at San Francisco, owing to The
want of vegetable food the cultivation Of the soil being
entirely neglected
Boston man, named Tyler, son OF a Boston auction
OF that name, purchased Of she'd and started
the first auction in the place. The novelty Of the
thing attracted crowds and he did profitable
business Two three Peter Funk establishments
startled up and enapped many of The green miners who
down from the disgings So fast is the progress of
civilization in California.
We shall endeavor give further particulars in day
or two. Mr. Parro who has spent nearly twenty years
of his life the Pacific Coast displays a thorough
confidence in the of her mineral wealth. He
has prepared, for the use Of The u. s. Government
believe, the most complete map OF the gold region which
has yet been made. He tells that some years ago he
was offered the whole of the ground occupied by
San Francisco for about $4,000.
There Panama a rurnor 10 the effect that mu-
tiny had broken board The Ohio and that several
had been executed, but neither Mr. Parroti nor 1t
Beale gives credit to it, Gen. Smith is present rec
naming in San Francisco with several of his officers but
he has done nothing of importance since his arrival
We have received copy of lie Trait d Union,
French paper published in the city of Mexico, May l2tb
IN which we lind advices from California 10 pTil 9th
Gen Smith published the 1st Of April circular,
whose provisions of considerable Importance After
procaimng that the fiscal and other laws in force
the territory of California, he that
chandise subject duty be disembarked any
port since no officer has has been appointed by Congress
TO such duties. He also informs all adventures
who go seek gold the public lands of California,
that by doing they infringe the established laws and
render themselves liable 10 fine and Imprisonment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

I
W.snrxnrnr Lime . 1915.

WAsBINGToN June = 1S49.
To the Editors Of The State Sentinel = Gentlemen
When man pays for Thing he has right 70 enjoy il;
consequently, hsye right be democrat. for paid
the penalty yesterday, and mean enjoy IL in its full
est Tuition was removed from clerkship in the Sc
cond Andiior's Office, with acknowledgment: from The
auditor that charges, except of political character,
had been preferred against
will leave here in the of four FIVE days for
where purpose spending the remainder Of my life. My
duty to my family WILL fear, prevent me from giving
much OF my lime mind 10 political matters but what
can spare, will be religiousy Devoted to "eIernai
hostility to every form of tyranny over the mind Of
man,"
So far as and mine concerned request that
reflections be cast upon this Transaction III the people
are content to see man procure Office by promising
remove one account of his politics. and, in less
than one month, turning ont such men Livingston
Dunlap, Abel c. Pepper and hosts Of oieIs tedious
here men why, respectfully bow to their decision:
besides Father Richie beseeches recoeci that the
''blood of the martyrs is the seed ofihe church,"
Yours, at the August election.
G. w. KIMBERLY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14
Half the City observation-disclosures al
most Suspended, &c.
New ORLEANS, May 30, 1919.

In spite of all the efforts stop the great crevasse
the water is still rising, and labor is perfectly lost in
attempting to subdue it.
Already half The city is inundated The inhab-
tanls are flying from their homes and business mat
tiers are being wound up.
The total sales of cotton since the Caledonia have
not exceeded 5000 bales, which were done at full
prices. Ohio flour is held at 81 Is, and corn at 30
cents.
DAMAGES TO GEN. TAYLoR's PLANTATION BY THE
OVERFLOW OF THE MTssIssPPl.-The overflow Of the
Mississippi has injured Gen. Taylors cotton plenta
tion to the amount Of thirty thousand dollars.
The CREvAssE--New Orleans, June 1.-The Gre
vase was partly stopped, but again broke away, and
the engineers have retired in despair. The river has
fallen Is inches.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

yEvAr, IsD-. May &c, 1879
.uessrs. ChapmaRs & Spann- G enflssRen wishing
to be informed at the manner IN which The democracy
doing up the wings iilis wish you send
me your Semi-weekiy Sentinel A. tng Is he eneiosed
81 viii pay Tor il.
hope that Indiana 0,ay change her deleanon IN Con-
that without any other gains ia the other Saies
yet 10 elect that the democracy might have the ascend
ency in The House Of Representatives.
The wings hereabous make great calculations abont
heating John L. Robinson for Congress with "Oid Joe,
They call their candidate bot SIN Of the opnioa that
they counting their chickens beiUrs they hatch d.
think The democracy 81 the seadlas third cen DO II
to whggery and Joe Robinson the Of about i've
SIX hundred
The wings think and some say that Joe is "Free
SOitr lie Will get ell that parry FOR him. II he
is free soiler, have heard il minated until this
day. While in conversation with whg, remarked
that thou ht John L. Robinson would be elected, and
he asked me how many abolionisis there in this
district, aud remarked that dId know. care how
many. "Why," says the wing, "Od Joe is such good
free soil man that he will get the Of all the abol
tionisis and free soilers."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

We learn, unoffcially but certainly, that the Hon.
ELISHA WmTTLEsY. ef Ohio, has been appointed,
by the President of the United States to be First
Comptroller of the Treasury
Mr. FREDERICK Ct. SKINNER, of Maryland, son of the
eminent agricultural writer, and fol. some time past
joint editor with his father of the popular magazine.
:" the Plough, the Loom, and the ANVIL has been
appointed by tie Secretary of the Interior 10 the SUBJ
bureau in the Patent Office charged with the collec-
ton and digest of agricultural and other statistics.
From the National Wing we learn that LOUIS
FIrzeERAED TAsIsrRo, Esq, has been appointed to
place in the consular branch of the Office of Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs.
Through other channels we heve learnt also that
CHARLES F. Norman, Esq, gentleman fvorabIy
known to the world by his literary productions, has
been appointed 10 respectable position in the De-
partment Of State.
We learn unoficially that the Hon. GEoReE p.
MARSH, of Vermont, has been appointed by the Pres
ident Minister Resident at Constantinople, in the
place Of d. S. Carr, recalled.
Also, that Dr.. Thomas NJ. FoorE, of Buffalo, N.
Y, has been appointed Charge d'Anaires at Bogo'a,
in the place o. B. A. Bidack, deceased MAJ. Inief
hgencer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

GoDEY's LADYs BooK.--This Magazine comes to
US punctually, and is one of those few magazines
that we can recommend. The immense circulation
of the Book is the only means by which the enter
prsing publisher could possibly afford to bestow so
mach expense upon it. We have 50 often noticed ii,
that it seems almost superogatory to add word adj
diiional But as every number has new feature,
there is constant room. Besides its being the largest
of the magazines is it the best in reading of any
of its kind. Its engravings, TOO, sometimes num-
bering dozens in single issue. are not to Be ap-
preached by those of the common magazines of the
day. All desirous of good work of the kind, should
obtain Godeys by all means.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

TENTH DIsrRIcT.-The wings of The Tenth Dis
trict had rich time at their convention to nominate
o candidate for Congress The Fort Wayne Senti-
mel says but seven of the fourteen counties were re-
presented and that the convention fzzed out with
out making nomination The majority of those
in attendance in favor of Allen Hamilton of
Fort Wayne, but one David Kilgore being candi-
date ''on his hook, Mr.. H. did not permit his
friends formally to nominate him. The Fort Wayne
Times is dumb the subject-while the Huntington
Herald hoists the name of Samuel Mahon as its cam
didae. They are giving themselves great deal of
trouble about district which they could scarcely
hope to carry under any circumstances. Put them
through, Harlan
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

OtFDr. w. W. Mccoy, formerly of Shelbyville,
posed of the counties Of Lapore, Porter. and Lake
The DIR. is an old member of the House from Shelby
county. His return would be grateful to many old
friends. Above all, hope that district will not in
fict that cliaitering little Osborne upon the Senate
again. 1t would be the death of them, certain,-and
him too.-perhaps.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

What do our Sentinel" neighbors think about
that remarkable coincidence in the thoughts and words
of Mr.. Brown of Tennessee, and MIR. Wright of H.
diana, brought to their consideration by the Journal
q few days ago !-Journal.
Surely our smart neighbOrs must be hard run for
something 10 say in the way of making capital We
have never heard any thing said against the language
referred to- by any party but simply because of lis
truth and beauty. it wrong for Mr.. w. to it!
If so, then would it be wrong in neighbors TO
peat (f ever they do it, that excellent prayer of
our Lord and Saviour, commencing sour Father
which art in heaven" &c. And if they ever DO use
the said prayer, should we expect to make capital
against them, by charging that there any thing
wrong in their using it
Therefore the bringing of such matter to our soon
sideration,' only exctes our pity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14
The court delivered 10 opinions to-


ST. LoUIs-THE EXTENT OF THE DAMAGE.-Tbe
Republican says that very exaggerated accounts Of
the loss by the fire, and the suffering of the people of
St. Louis have gone abroad and extensively pub
lished and believed. 1t says:
OF three millions of property destroyed it is com
pued that two millions insured, and aside from
this, many goods and valuabes saved. Tie
actual loss to the sufferers will not be than ST.
900 000 and much of this loss falls upon those who
are able to bear it. Two weeks have passed since
the calamity occurred, and those who unhoase9
have already found comfortable places, and men Of
business, mechanics and trades-people, making
plans 10 retrieve their disasters. Never have
seen community who seemed to care less for their
losses or who felt litte anxiety about their abil
ty to sustain themselves, in despite of this misfor-
tune. With them there is such word as fdR
So far as the real estate is concerned there is gd
reason to believe that the disaster may be turned TO
advantage. in the security of the buildings to be
erected-the taste and uniformity with which they
will be constructed, and the enlarged streets and al
eys running through the main part Of the burnt dis
rict The extension of Main street so to make IL
sixty feet wide, and the connexion Of Commercial
street with Market street. are improvements which
are sure 10 be made, and others Contemplated.
When we add, that contracts daily mdde for the
immediate erection Of splendid stores, and that al
most every owner of real estate is able TO build il
may very readily be supposed that IL less than twelve
months scarcely vesge of the ruins WI DO visible
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

How is THIS! I've observe that the cali for wing
meeting is signed Marcus Merriman, Jr, and George
Treadway-two of the custom-house officers
When it is considered that General Taylor hos just
removed all the democrats from the cusom-houSe,
the ground of ssinterfering in elections the hatdi
hood of these new officers is surprising Where's
Mr. Meredith -wIIere is the virtuous Fiz Warren
-ay. :. where is old Whitley ?"-NelO Harel Reg
lister.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

REPORTED BY @. PORTER. AND HoRArIo c. New
COMB, ESQRs.
TUEsDAY. June 5.
Nimmon ct al. W0yfhingtOn ct al Error The Noble
&C.
BLACKBOARD J. The circuit court permitted summons 10
be amended BY the preepe by inserting the christian
of the plaintiffs the defendants then pleaded the
issue, without OATH Held that the amendment pop
eTy allowed.
Where Endorsement Of pronissory pBrporis
have been made by attorney agent Of The payee IL is
necessary suit the iDGoTee against maker 10
the authority Of the attorney agent unless the in
dorsement is denied under oath dfrzaed with per
damages. j., B. Howe for plaintiffs, VIM H. Coomb for
defendants
Heirs Of Daniel Taylor Parker ct al. Error TO Pro-
bate Court of Tippecanoe county.
SMITH, j. Il is 10 render decree against infants
without proof Notwithstanding admissions Of their guar
dian ad ilem. Reversed G. S. Ortiz for plaintiffs A. S.
White for defendants.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

CHoLERA.-The cholera is increasing, we regre
to state, at the various points from which have
information, = Cincinnati, Louisville, New York,
New Orleans, and on the plantations of Mississippi
and Louisiana. few cases have occurred again at
New Albany and Mauckport, Ind. Our people should
be careful of exposure. and keep cool fright is about
the worst feature in cholera.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

B. F. Wallace formerly of this State, is a candi-
date for Congress in the 10Th district Indiana Mr.
w. is whig, but runs on his own hook. BE tried
har while here be sent Congress- but his merits
were appreciated; he packed up bis trunk and
returned to Hoosierdom. After all his efforts We
think il likely he win have to content himself with
the honor of being a candiddfe-IoDa Stale Gozftfe-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14
The court delivered no opinions TO-DAY " ' =


Clark ct al. .. SHILLING Error 10 the Decatur c. C.
BLAcKFoRD J. 10 action apTomssory the de-
PENDANT pleaded inter ala that the note sued
in consideration Of the BY the plaintiffs Of the
defendants Of certain Of land that day
given the plaintiff executed to said defendant
deed lo The land with against membranes e
plaintiffs title derived by viii from father,
who the time of his death indebted in The sun Of
81 000 for the recovery of which salt then prncng
against personal tive the plea
insufficient II does show eviction,
quence of the debt he defendants had paid the
purchaser most, secofding his plea, has claim for
nominal damages for the breach conPlaiued Of and such
claim defence to suit for The price Of the and5h
Blsckford 100 and SAL 7lh 10. 90 Sth 10. l42
by the holder of promissnry note with The
maker, bling suit the note, viii be bar to such
suit but 10 fobear for limited time after the
becomes due is bar suit brought the
before the expiration of the given time5ih Backfd %,
h. 2S2, Meson and Wesby 80. affirmed, wi per
damages c. II. Test and c. H. Dunn for plaintiffs A.
Dawson for defendant.
Basye Admr. sc Daniel ct a. Error to the Spencer
C. c.
SMITH, J. Aided must be founded upon valuable cons
sdeTation and also be bona de be valid
existing creditors. Reversed. John Pitcher for plaintiff s.
Yandes for defendant.
Francisco .. the State Error TO the Jennings C. c.
Eros confessed and manded with instructions 10
the circuit qnash the Indictment u R. Toxell for
plaintiff, D. Wallace for State
Wilson u the Board Of Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund Petition for reheaIing overruled.
FRIDAY. June s.
The court delivered no opinions to-day.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-14

! or See the prospectus Of the National Era in an
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per- aside from its distinguishing feature free SOIL