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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
Fire ut Hartford.

HARTFORD, sunday, FEB. Jpn
The American Has was discovered on ire this
morning at 3 o'clock, by which Hsuningtons Psnora
ms Of the Creation was destroyed The Rsisi0A' Her
aid was burnt out, together with several ofices and
stores The building insured a. Providence for
5000 IL IS supposed to have been set on ire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
HUNGARY.
nL nIa

Prince windschgratz had entered Huda.Pesth, with
out airing shot hossuth has retired before the COZ
queriDg Imperslists and Windschgraiz had captured
Count 8slthanc one the chief insurgen leaders and
conhscatiou and determination the order Of the
day. Martial law had been proclaimed IN Gsicis, IN
which direction the notorious Benz had escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

PsoFTs AsD PsNArIoss o. GoLDsEfxS The ir'sh
gence from California BY the oversrd mall received n "a
City yesterday, no, oaly confirms the prsyio0s esrseH'
nary TO the sbgnd Of the precious mass
ihs country bat reerses ri,eous tale Of the hsd'hr
sni sufsrngs ofgold hunters. arising from HE SsnlG
able ierts 10 protect them from he night ds~ snd bso'
thsl do not sdmf the cold water 10 Which they are oos"
iosofs The Metallic Rubber Tent sod By he 'le'ao'
70 The only one that VII snstuay perform tie former 81
he Loog Mining BOOss the only description Of Boot ="
WI. accomplish the lsiier-Csnvss Tents viii ROT IN GA
climate. and Leather Boois-no matter low nsde-wI ~
10 he wslef II worn 10 70 for several hours All eHP-e''
hss proved shs-la addition 10 lies- article. he sehsc'e
would cal attention 10 his Csmp ssrses Rsoy'oa sag
Csne-us, Drinking Cups &c calculated 10 eSeiSiss~
very much 10 the comfort ofem grants California
GOODYEAR RUBBER EMPORIUM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

The Cunard Steamer Niagara Capt. Stone
reached Boston az II \. NJ. yesterday. after a
passage Of fifteen days from Liverpool.
The intelligence she brings : Of the highest i'm
portance especiallyin commercial point Of view,
while in respect Of political affairs it IS also eN-
ceedinrlv interesting We give the whole as
transmitted bv Telegraph for tn T'rbrse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

Inr.rooL Co11or MAEkEr.JaE

LIVERPOOL CorToS MARgEr, Jan. I'LL A. VI.
The Cotton market opened this morning win much hIn-
ness and with the promise Of good business tcdsy Ihe
closing prices Of Yesterday fully supported win an up
ward tendency The buOysncy Of his mornings business
on The London stock Exchange will have favorable IL
fueuce upor tO-dsy's Cotton marEe here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
The EIectiop OF yice.Pre.ideut.

NJ. Asrrss, hss sgain been permitted to retain bis
seat President OF the Assembly, and 10 the acton
ishmen, Of al parties NJ B0ulsy De IA Neurthe had
elected Vice President Of the republic by the As
sembly NJ Ftv.en and General paraguay dHliers
the other candidates and the only inference 70
be drawn from this strange choice . ina; the govern
rnent q s..n u = state Of TrAnsition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
The Gold Fever In Europe.

The California gold seeking msnis has extended to
the Continent Of Europe and in the ports Of Germany
aud Denmark there already vessels hng out for the
conveyance Of sdyenturers 10 the aurerous region
The English Journals stll crowded with advertise.
ents Of vessels loading enterprises organizing and
ion, stock companies forming all set In motion by the
continued favorable reports from the Jnted states OF
the marvellous riches Of the new discovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
The Latest from Ireland, by Express.

LIVERPOOL Jan - Lrff.
TIE accounts from Dublin, which et 'nA' e-'y 'as'
night do 10; contain any political news OF 'ne '''''
Importance With regard to tie state prisoners con
-,s q, Copnsel We have 70 siate that wriss Of error
70 reverse tn .ssrncn; Of the Court Of Queens Semen
have been applied for 10 bens.i Of w hfisn- --i.
McManus and NJ OD1nohue- NJ Nessnef 1ee ,hss
u 20 % the Lords with his case ana Is prepared %
abide hi. fate be u what 3; may. The WITS s,u'sd
70 are returnable % the House Of Lord. Mr. July
has failed in his application o b. admitted 70 pail
H, case although ne that demanded the most favor
able consideration. has with consistency cutie -
keeping with the merciul administrAiou 81 lus =.
~ ireland been refused although bail 70 any amount
wss ready % BE entered INTO for bis appearance
tnov sppesrl that state prisoners are 70 oe pun
seed and that mos, severely even before iheir VIA
Never va any msn treated with gresier harsnncss
and persecuted with greater cruelty than c g. Duly
shame on the who calls himself hoeiA' 70 d,tfe
- an the pripciules Of charity and brothery feeling
10 order % secure triumph over political opponent
The trial Of Mr. Dufy 4 fixed for the 6ih FEB. ! ne
Judges who are % preside a. the COMMISSION sre hr
Justice Jackson and Judge Bal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
turkey.
Emancipation of Christians.

The Sultan Of Turkey taken great stride IN rei
gous liberation having Issued a decree according to
Christians the privilege OF attaining the highest disni
ties even that of Pschs and ViZier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

SAMUEL n. HENFsrEAD % BE- Attorney Of the uaisd
States for tue District OF Arkansas, resDpointei.
CoNsULs OF rHE UNITED SrArEs-PnLo WMrK
WIS tor Hamburg o.. RoBERr P DIX SILICA u Pern
tor Nscso....H. : PAISLEY Of Ala tor Genos....
CHARLES w BRADLEY Of Conn for Annoy In Gina
HENEY FRIEs Of Ohio, for FGchOw. In China
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
PRIVATE ADVICES TO THE TRIBUNE.
PER STEINER NLfGsRA
Ttltgraphic and Express News TO the Horror
sailing, from eur Liverpool Agent
LryEzFcoL- =

The boisterous state Of the weather mas pre-
vented the due arrival Of several Of the OnAhe
srs this morning The gale has been very sever sn1
good deal Of damage hss been done on oS'n ne
French snG English cosxts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
By telegraph 10 The Ntw.iOrk Tribune,
Regulations for the Prize-Fighfers'

FHfLADELIHIAf ouuualI 20. II
Constable Cook has arrived from baltimore with
reausition for Tom Hyer, and officer Gaord left here
this afternoon with requsiton for Yankee Sullivan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

y L. Hor Co would loss respectfully rear -
hsDss he Fire Department of his city lof hs'f ''
eaeieui services In saving from dsssnucaoa % zsr1
pro perry slso 10 theu friercs and he puole t"
for heir generous sd They are tn the hope 70 %
10 resume their repairing business 10 Sion enc hoY'
sod hey would inform her numerous es''Sne'
patrons, mat heir principal msngisciory, VIZ CIV
sheriff and Broone sssAs 10 AL oPefsroo' ~
they have asen an Office - Golds for he Pr-s>ss -,
they will 10 happy % see their sieoss ADD reee 20
orders e usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
FOURTEEN DAYS
HEAVY TRANSACTIONS IN COTTON.

IMPROVEMENT IN THE MONEY MARKET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
ITALY.

our last accounts from the residence Of the Pope
mentioned that his Holiness had ssked for assistance
from Austria spain and Portugal, in order to enable
him TO resume bis position temporal ruler In the
Papa States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
DEM MARX.

Denmark has announced her intention 10 borrow
3 900 600 and issue ~ 600 600 OF ESchequer bills
The quarrel about the Ducbies remained rafu I 'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
PRESERVED MEATS YoR CALEDONIA

PRESERVED MEATS FOR CALiFOh'N
THosAs KEsssTr Co. - oLDsLU.-ssss
Game. Oysters, Lob.lsrs, MIA. 1e are pat ~ . y
Of !, and los each, and may 30 conveyed 70 ne
climates retaining perfectly heir natural taste ~ ~,
Fees To travellers these srueles are inVs.Hso' AZ
may be served up sny moIsni and IL .ay -, 8
experience Of thirty ye.s essbes 70 20 pt0sD....s
Uticles a1sqaled- Every car We presef''
las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
The Finances.

NJ Pss.y the Minister Of Finsnee' hsd Puoh'ned o. ;
budget for 40 BY which including the dehetnoy Of
isi- there viii be total deficit OF 750VooOoh At the
end OF SO strenuous effort would be made BY the
French ministry to eject same comprehensive plan Of
49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
Temperance In the Navy-W. &. Haynes.
. ---...-.-r I.rc.. Of In. II -hr.n..
I0rrespOnleucr o. IHc 4IlO-Io
WASHINGTON. Thursday Feb :, lsi9.

WASHINGTON. Thursday, FEB. :, lSi9
Mr.. WATSON g. HATNEs late 4 seaman n the
L. :. Navy, and now the jealous and effective ad
vocste Of the exclusion OF Alcoholic Poison and the
brutifying punishment o.! Fogging thereirom, has
arrived in this City and will do all that one hum
be man may to retrieve the late deplorsbe defeat
OF the Reform Cause IN the House. do trust that
if Senators viii but listen 70 the facts he is pre-
pared TO set before them, the amendmen, carried
in Committee but stricken out in the House, may
be restored Ia the Senate. or something nearly as
good substituted therefor
Mr. Haynes Is 4 poor man, who very gladly
gives MS own time al he mas to give and only
asks chance to exist until the good work IS ao-
complished when he will return TO the sea snd
earn for himself as usual do think those who
have any feeling for Temperance or Tor Humanity,
and can afford 70 give dollar or more Tor such s
work as this ought to send him something 70 pre-
vent bis being stsrv ed out for the brief remainder
Of the Session. Those who can supply well
authenticated facts with regard 70 the effects or
Liquor or OF Plugging in the Navy Will please ad-
dress them prou5p,lv 70 him or 70 &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

~ shrexd men Of small capital COG ago ess 80
secret OF nakias fortunes By eIsrnsvs rrltss
s,ld,nss' sssss eompless oppotr1sig Sof ss'''N''
bss p9szs Throughout be country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICAN MUSEUM For two weeks has sas hOus- b>es
packed aud crowded with visitors The great Ogsss
Giant and Glsntess They remain bat week Ionss
and We would earnestly yis - hem ron those 20
have not yet The mammoth couple Crest Western,
The personsor OF Yankee character snd the Sable bfon
VIII others vii appear I0day IN Inefesling PefofmfH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
Iron and other Markets.

The Iron trade was active At Liverpool good
bushes was doing at advanced rates. In Wales the
price Of common bars had advanced to Is IS per ton
and in Liverpool to IS IS large business was doing
IN Scotch Pig and the price OF No l. Garisherrie wss
then Sis per net cash promp, payment at Glasgow
The accounts from the manufacturing districts both
of Yorkshire and Lancashire are satisfactory and en-
coursging.
In Manchester and the surrounding Cotton districts,
Had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

y Col. John w. Thompson OF BotetouTt died
suddenly on Thursday last, in his place {. member
Of the Virginia House Of Delegates he Was sPeaklng
when be fell back. ssked for water, and expired Col
r ws aged 81 and had been several years q member
Of the House. He wa LOeOFoeO and ~N serer.
Ally popular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

" THis DAY will be sod Al u oclocA ~ AsIH'"'
BLEEcS,s, al ne heroh ants Exchange. ustysasosFo
perry No 80 Broadway The fr., csss on ss<s's
avenue between Twenty seventh ard T~euiytisfin"
he Two houses On West Twenty severih snd rwsiV
eighth Sc nesr sKh.syeIge three houses sos g. o"
. Pefys tie los o. TweGgy.econc-sL east Of Lsh''
'on-'yenue lot on Twep,ynE,h Es.t Of Ninshs's'''
house South side Of Fortyeigolh.g east Of Sinbse0s
house on Thrdsy north ofOne hundred and fOofse'nf
TWO lots 90 north side Of One hundred and Yosfessn~
west Of Thircsy-Due Ard Two lots OF soath sde sI1'
between secood and Third avenues ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
% III forge, sr.ose',. No q s...a.t

wnLtANssUKeH PAoPrKrr-Two lois % 'osi' s'se
soulh Eighlh-.i one minutes Yah from fsessAPf'nI
will BE- sold TBesdsy neKt BY ~m- IL ffaaLn
h.s suction Advertisement Courier, Express and eo1
msreia Advertiser There few more desif'o's -
the village W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
stock Market.

The improved tone which has taken place IN CONNER
cis affairs is also bssrvsble in the state Of public Sc
curities.
A, the sailing Of the last steamer on the 18th ult
Consos for money and account were quoted at SGT to
sei and on the 2sth they were 9li to sli for both
money and account, having advanced fully per cen,
during the fortnight.
Annexed are the quotations OF the American State
Stocks AMERICAN STOCKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
81. y.LEsrlss', DAY Is coAlse

sr. FsLESTlsE's DaF T. coNlSc
10 WHARF th- God Of Love Is beading,
"hh s.. VALEsrIsE sescendlng
For stopping psce, u.ey ,hins COZ lo1s
They'll dwell 90 where, except win srso,s'
srsosc Of q SAss,U-sr 10 sl~ay. favored s60a' ~ ~
Of February. With the ysn ofsr yaLssuss srd "
The fsct To- she.e lively hgle God. would not put -
As'of ss oog as srsosc Keeps open house A~r
ye young r.dd.esged and Al, loos Al he ssise1'"
sells superb nsgrihc-n, and splsctls Al PIC"
al fsncies suited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

Fos cALFoESn The fas sailing bng BsoIits''
coPPered and coPper-fsstenec, c sou.o master VII fo'
lively sail on February l5h. She 3. hisd up Win Ss'
some cabin, and vii accommodate rev more Pssrrss'
Ia me FIRST siy- second csbin Storage Psss'fS'
On board. few more barrels Of helsh can be ssss-
Apply to the Captain. bosrt al Pier o. T. K OF -
sgenfs UNasI BRETT a VO,E = s01lba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

RELIGIOUS WoRsHIF.-On the outsids will be
found Sermon 90 this subject by Rev. W.
FUKsIss Of Philadelphia, now soiournins IN this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
GREAT RISE IN AMERICAN STOCKS.
ELECTION or FRENCH WCE.PHESIOESI
By telegraph to the Ntw.fork Tribune.

THE POPE TO Be AIDED By AUSTRIA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-02

aHyWc about to present through the eoumuS ofihe
GAzETTg to our readers sick and WELL wherever they may
he serics Of weekly notices concerning that celebrated
medicine, whirh has made many and various cures in
this and other countries during the years; VAu0HNs
VEoETEBlE TRoSrRPTlc MxrrRE s the article to which
we alude; We frankly say that have been astonshel
at the success Of the article and farther that we believe
has great virtue or would moi have established the fame
for itself which certainly has We are moi one Of those
who believe human nature is easily gued MS many are
apt to imagine, and worthless nostrum cannot sustain It,
self FIVE yearsit Is oul Of he questionhcIe Is short
extract from letter shown by the Agent-"l thought
would the article myself for weakness ofe Kidneys
before introducing fn single small bottle instantly relieved
mel then offered II TO my customers for all kinds Of com
plants resolved tesl it severely was as'onlshed nj
its results all and must subscribe TO the theory OF
universal remedy Sc Dated Euclid Ohio July 10, 1896
l.. L. Adams Druggist &C.,; Reader 10 the Agent, get
n pamphlet and learn more. His location s seen under
the advertisement OF GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-02
In Fairfield Common Pleas.

PETITION FOR SALE OF LANDS.
Philemon B. Ewing, Administrator. with the viii
annexed, OF the Estate of Rachel Wright. decd
~ Thomas Wright. (2) William Wright. (3) John
Wright, (4) John Baldwin Wright, Mary Jane
Wright James William Wright. Henry Francis
Wright, Thomas Entler Wright. Samuel Calvin
Wright, Elizabeth Rachel Wright aud Maria
Louisa Wright, the children and leirs-at.law Of
james Wright, deceased. (5) Samuel Wright,
(G) the unknown heirs-at-lnw of Jane ROrer.
deceased late Jane Wright, ~ Susan Potter,
late Susan Anderson and Henry Potter her hus-
band, David Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson.
Rachel Anderson and Sarah Anderson. the
children and heirs at-lnw of Eleanor Anderson
deceased, late Eleanor Wright aud William An
derson. surviving husband Of said Eleanor.
(8) Rachel Arnold, late Rachel Wright aud
George Arnold her husband, (9) Emily Totten.
Rachel Totten, Ann Totten, Elizabeth Tutten.
Henry Totien, Indiana Totten, Minerva Totten
and Ellen Toiten. the children and heirs.at law
of Mrs. Totten, deceased late Miss Wright who
was one of the heirs-at-law Of the said Rachel
Wright deceased.
IN HE above named Defendants or such ofthcm
~ as are non-rcSidents OG the State Ol Ohio, or
whose names or places Of residence are unknown
to the Petitioner, will take notice, that the Peii-
TONER has this dny filed in the Court Of Common
Pleas his certain petition. setting forth that the
said Rachel Wright at the time OF her decease,
was seized ofthe fee simple title tn certain Lands
in Fairfield county, Ohio. being parts Of Sections
Nos and 5. in Township No IA, in Range No l8,
and which are particularly and fully described in
said petition. That said Rachel left last Will
and Testament. which is duly Of Record in the
Court of Common Pleas for said Fairfield county,
whereby she bequeathed to her children Thorn
as, James, Samuel and Jane. the sum Of Five Hun
dred Dollars each to be made out of the said lands
and directed that the residue thereof, be divided
equally between her children, William, john and
Eleanor and their heirs.
The object aud prayer Oft the petition is tha,
said Lands or such part or parts thereof, as the
Court may..drect be subjected to sale for the pay
ment of said legacies. and claims against the rs.
tate, If any, and for distribution Of any surplus
among the other !egatees or devisees.
Said petition will regularly stand for hearing
and order, at the first day OF the next Term o
tho court.
7. EWING & SON,
Solicitors for Petitioner
January 10, 1919 pf$7 Gw37
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-02
Road Notices.

TTNHERE will be petition presented to the
Trustees Of Bern wnship, at their meeting
ON the Ist Monday of March next. for the location
Of Township Road to commence at the Zanes-
VILE and Maysville Turnpike Road, on the line
between the lands of Abraham Applegate and
Messrs. Hunter and Stanhery running north on
said line to near the top Of the and then to bear
west of north little 10 strike the Pleasant Town
ship line at the southwest corner of the lands OF
Richard Dean.
Also, n petition will he presented to the Trus.
tees Of Pleasant Township, on said day, for con-
tinuance of said road through Pleasant Township
from the place last mentioned. to run north to the
Wheeling road, and thence by the most eligable
route to The Newark road near the residence o
p. Bedadum, Esq, and there to terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
February 9, 1849. 4w39
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-02
Cure Your COraAs!

4 ORIE'S OHIO LTNIMENT!-An unrivalled
1 Iremedy for CORNS, BURNS, Frosted Feet,
Weakness in the Back, Rheumatism, Bruises,
Toothache, Sore Throat, &C.. &c., externally ap.
Piled and when used internally cures Cholic, ,Choi
era MorJus., Pain in the Breast, &c. 1t has also
been used with great success in the diseases oI
Horses, such as Galded Shoulders Strains, Scratch
es, Sweeney, Cholic, SPAWN and Crab
Call and see the many certificates attestng Its
unrivalled efficacy.
For sale at Apothecaries Hail. No. G6, Main
Street, Lancaster, by NJ. z. KRElDER.
November II, i848 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-02
IyUfLt.TS

WGIGHT'S INDIAN VEGE IA Biz RI LIS
re "srd +. cosn.trir aud PURIFIER Of the blood
tiil .'est sr"ess. rn'oyirS all uuseemly blotches
ETERNAL .orr.. ano cutaneous eruptiou' Of every
kind NEw YoRk, June II, iS4S.
To Dr. Wright, Philadelphia:
Dear Sir-IIaving been afflicted with most dis
tressng hHTor for many yrars pssi, aud having US
ed eyriy means that afforded the remotest prob--
nty Of rp'ief.I was Al last induced try your val
'ahlp Indian Vegetable Pills. am now satisfied
that | have received more benefit from the use Of
ihem, han from all tlir medicines ! have hrretO-
fore taken ! therefore take pleasure in recon-
mending the Pills TO all who are or have been suf.
lerng from any humor. believing, as do. that ,hsy
ACT DIRECTLY upon THE BLOOD, aud by their puri-
Tying virue, will cnmpieie'v rlense il from Impu-
iy. HENRY GREEN, 50 Norfolk street.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-02
OBITUARY.

DlED-In Lithopols. on the 22d Of Jan. l849
MIR. ALLISON PlNNEY. in the 54th year Of his
age His death was occasioned almost instantan
oiisIy by Palsy, from which he had suffered two
previous attacks. He emigrated from Mechanics
burgh. PENNSYLVANIA, to Ohio. where he sustained
an exalted character for industry and perseverance
ill the time Of his death, leaving widow and
six children to lament their loss He was buried
with the honors of Masonry.-Com.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-02
In Fairfield Conn mon Pleas.
SUSANNA GREEK, } p

SUSANNA GREEK PETITION
Us. FOR
WILLIAM GREEK DIVORCE.
VINHE above Defendant will hereby take notice,
that petitioner, Susanna Greek, has this day,
filed in the Clerks Office Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas in and for the County of Fairfield and
Suite of Ohio her petition, praying 10 he divorced
from said defendant, and that the cause therefor,
set forth in said petition, is the willul absence OF
said defendant for more than. three years prior to
filing of said petition: and also for total neglect OF
duty on his part-Said petition will be set down
for hearing at the next Term of said Court.
STANBERY e. TRUMP,
AHorneysJor Petitioner
Auest-JoEL RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
February !, 1849 pl$3,50 Gwe0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-02
Cabinet Ware.

Our friend DoDsoN requests us TO say 10 our
readers and the public generally, that he has Pur-
chased ont the entire interest of Mr.. Henry
SCHULTZ in the Shop on Connell's corner, where
he intends to carry on the Cabinet Making Busi-
ness in all its various branches Particulars next
,N,nnL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-02
RYEIA1@NGo

MARRIED-On the 3Olh of January, l840, at
the Swan Hotel, in this town. by the Rev. Gran
vile Moody. Mr.. PETER SPElCE and Miss SA-
RAH JANE GRIFFITH, all of Ruslville Ohio
On the Ist inst, by Henry Kistler Esq. MIR.
JOHN MURREY aud Miss NANCY ANN VOL
FULD all OF this county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-02

TFrom the annual returns Of the
overseers of the poorin MASSACHUSETTS,
for the past year. it appears that the
number of persons relieved or supported
by the liza almshouses in the State amour
ted to 1868, at an expense of$372, ,749-
76. More than half this number were
made paupers by intemperance, either
iu themselves or others.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-02

NROCERIES-4s bags Coffee, so Mats
VI Cinnamon, several bags Pepper and Allspice,
Tea, Chocolate Sugar, Tobacco. Gloves, Ginger,
Saltpetre Rice, Perl Barley, Tapioco, Sage. Ar
row root, Jalep, Maccarona, vonille, Carde.
none. Mace, Nutmegs, Prunes. Figs. Raisins and
Lemmons, etc For sale at wholesale aud retail,
by BURY & BECK.
Lancaster August 10, l34s.