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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

Caledonia sailed. Philadelphia and Bal
iimore brands ereguoted at S5,25 TO $5,-
374, at which prices the demand was
steady Ibolgh moderate. The best de-
scription Of Ohio brought $3.50. The
inquiry for Indian corn continues. with a
further advance in prices; white is quo.
ted at 81, ,379 to 81 80; yellow $7.75 to $S,-
25 per quarter. The demand for Indian
meal is steady with a small supply-sales
were made at 1885 to 3.G2 per bbl.
Sales Of American wheat at 81 rs 10 81 so
PRovIsIoNs The imports for Bacon
continued large, and though the con.
sumption was heavy. YET the anxiety Of
holders to sell had forced down quota.
tions fully 2s per cwt. A large portion
of Western shipments sold at S7,374 to
$3.50 rer cwt
There has been fair sales of fine East.
ern cured meals at SIS. .25 To IS. 10 per cwt.
with no prospect ofan advance. Hams
having arrived in large quantities. were
difficult Of sale at $3.50 tn 6,40 per cwt.
There was mare inquiry for beef but
prices were no better.
ToBACco.-1bere is no change in to-
baccO. which continued to command pre-
viouS rates.
lRoN.- The iron trade is in an un.
satisfactory state, and but little doing.
The Europa's advices acted unfayorabIy
on Scotch pig.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
New Adycriiscmcn,s.

H.. &. Trout has taken charge of the
shop lately occupied by II. Springer. He
has considerable experience in the Tail.
oring business and, wo doubt not, will
give general satisfaction. Give him a
call.
DR. KAUFMAN advertises DR.. brakes
Cholera Medicine. Dr.. Drake is phy.
sicion Of eminence, of extensive practice
aud high standing in his profession.
Notice the change in JOSIAH Wnlonr's
advertisement aud Dr.. DAvrDsoN's card.
Messrs. GATES X CosrER ad vertise at,
additional arrival TO their beautiful stock
Among these are lot of very excellent
and pretty Clocks and an additional sup.
ply ofelegant parlor aud other Lamps o
new style.
Messrs. CLY & EvERsoLE advertise
their stock Of Groceries. They have q
very good assortment.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
SirInI,m Er;,mI1Ii,,.

The National Intelligencer of the 10Th
inst. commences an article with reference
to the proposed search for Sir John
Franklin, with The following paragraph,
confirming tclegraphic dispatch receiv-
ed several days ago:
The attention of this Government hav.
ing beeu recently invited by lady Jane
Franklin to the subject oflhe Expedition,
consisting Of two ships under the com
mand of Sir John Franklin and Captain
Crozier. fitted out in lSljby Her Britain
uic Majestys Government for the Dis.
covery oflbe Northwest Passage between
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, the Pres.
ident OF the United States has, after ma.
luro reflection, determined to prepare,
and dispalcn without unnecessary delay,
two national vessels TO seek for aud re
Iicye those Discovery Ships; or, failing
in this purpose, 10 endeavor To ascertain
their iato. Strongly interested in the
subject by The eloquent appeal in behalf
Of Sir John Franklin aud his companions.
and impeIled by motives ofsympalhy aud
humanity. we confidently anticipate that
the adoption Of The measure by the Pres.
ident will strike responsive chord in the
bosom Of every American citizen. and he
hailed with general appreciation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
The South C.,roiinn Comycniion.

A Convention, or General Committee,
composed of Delegates from the so. called
"Commillee of safety" in the several dis.
lricts of South Carolina, assembled at
Columbia on Monday last. The venera-
bio Daniel b. Huger, of Charleston, was
chosen President of the body. The va
rions resolutions offered were referred to
a committee of twenty.one, aud among
them were some by Hon. h. ii. Elmore,
requesting the Governor To convene the
Legislature upon the passage of the Viii.
mot Proviso, or the abolition ef slavery
in the District of Columbia; others by
Hon. +. W. Pickens, affirming the Vir-
ginia Resolutions, passed last winter and
others again by Col. Chestnut. involving
tho policy Of of"non.iniercourso."
The Convention ad jourued sine die on
the 18th inst. after passing various reso.
ulions: among them, one recommending
the appointment Of aCeulra Committee Of
Vigilance aud safety. to be composed of
FIVE PERSONS; another, approving Of the
Southern address; and third. expressing
confidence in tho "patriolism. energy and
efficiency oflhe State authorities"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
Tie Forcirm News.

Becomes. each time, more fearfully in.
leresting. An organized and tremendous
effort will be made by Kings and Mobiles
to quench the fire of liberty, which now
glows in the hearts Of tho masses of Eu.
rope. The brave Huugariuns have thus
far proved themselves equal to the crisis
and we even yet hope that the Russians
cannot turn the scale against them.
A full synopsis of tho intelligence
brought by the last steamer will be found
in our columns.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
senator BcmiOu on the Slavery
QMcStlOn,

ST. Louis, Muy 20.
Senator Benton made Il speech ut JEFF
fcrson City, (Mo on the Slavery ques.
ton, in which his views on that subjec,
arc we'll defined. Tho first part oflhe
speech only is published
Several columns are devoted To an ex.
position Of Mr.. Cnlhouu's Inconsistencies
on the Slavery question. He is very ex,
pIici in his remarks, He says it is ab
surd To deny that Congress has the pnwel
to legislate as ii plenses upon the subject
or Slavery in tho ToIriIories, or that il has
exercised that power. with the sanction
fall authorities, both State aud Federal,
since the foundation Of the government
Ia tho present time. Congress has pow.
or to prohibit or admit Slavery, aud no
one else. 1t is not in the power of Ter.
iitories, f1r thoir governments aud its
deputies are the creatures of Congress
No citizen of any State can carry any
property derived from law of;hat State
uu inch beyond the boundary limo which
creates il. Slave property for this rea.
SOU caEuot be removed to California or
New Mexico, nor can any legal establish,
ment Of slavery be looked for in either
territories.
Tho only effect To carry slaves there
would be To set them free, The people
OF both territories aro unanimous agains,
the introduction Of slavery,
The Missouri resolutions were copied
from those Of Calhoun in the Senate, in
lst7, aud to know their design you must
know his. His were aimed at the Un.
ion, aud at the number from the slave
States who would not follow his lead
myself especially.
These ure The views Of Mr.. Benton as
faI as published.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
GENERAL NOTICE.

INNHE subscriber still continues to manufacture
y. at his Old Stand, on Wheeling Street, in The
house known as the arnold Tan Yard property,
every variety Of
WAGONS AND BUGGIES.
These articles will always be kept on hand,
ready for Ironing They will be manufactured
OF the best materials and in the very best manner.
REPAIRING always done upon the shortest
notice, in the best manner,& at reasonable prices
RWM RSa RW G9REa2
The subscriber has also on hand, at the same
place,a large lot ofthe Erie, Pennsylvania, Pumps
There is no patent abont these. They are mo-
deled after the old.iashoned Pumps and are war.
ranted FIRST rate article.
The citizens of Lancaster and Fairfield county
are solicited to call and examine his stock. He
will do his utmost to give general satisfaction and
deserve share of public patronage.
WESLEY MOODY.
4 Lancaster, May 4, l849. 3m52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

II The removol of Col. MEDrLL from
Office has awakened the most tender SYM
pathies of our friend of The Eagle, and
he naturally asks what right the Admin
istration has to remove him. None at all.
His was a perpetual lease, renewable
forever by any succeeding democrat.
How dare Wing ask an Office under the
Government The Ideals posterous
Now if the Eagle can transfer only a
little sympathy To that portion of the De-
mocracy. who defcatcd Col. Medill few
years since, perhaps ne may cry to some
purpose. Just tell them, neighbor. that
he has life.leasc to office. They will
believe you, perhaps!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
MedIcaI Association.

American NIedIcaI Association.
This body met in Boston, during the
first week in May, and received the re-
ports Of the different committees apPoin-
ted at the meeting last year. Two years
have elapsed since its organization and
its operations thus far have been highly
gratifying. The objects of the associa
ton will be better understood by naming
the annual standing committees:
There is committee Of arrangements;
A Committee on Medical Science;
A Committee on Practical Medicine;
A Committee on Surgery;
A Committee on Obstetrics;
A Committee on Medical Literature;
A Committee on Medical Education;
A Committee, on Publication.
To these three committees have been
added The present year. The Reports
are mostly prepared with great labor, pre-
sent every important practical improve
ment and in fact give view of the Whole
medical literature Of the country for the
past year.
DIR. EDwARDs, Of Ohio, was placed at
the head Of the examining department,
The main facts elected we have publish
cd. The Committee close their report
as follows:
THE Committee have now the pleas.
cure of congratuIaGug the association on
"the success of lis labors The evils
Complained Of are remedied. The coun,
TRY is no longer flooded with adulterated
"anl worthless drugs, prepared in for.
"eign laboratories, and the sick are etfec.
'rualIy scared against their deceptive
"and sometimes delelerious effects"
If the association had done nothing
more Than relieve the public ofthe cnor-
nous imposition on its property and still
more of the incaiculable injury to health,
consequent. on the use of spurious arli-
cles of medicine. its la6ors would have
been abundantly rewarded
The principle public Institutions Of the
city were open to the members ofthe AS
sociaiion during their stay in the city.
The Association separated on Friday
evening, carrying with them, as they
were pleased to say. the most agreeable
recollection Of the pleasantness and hos
pilality of tho city of Boston. The next
meeting will be held in Cincinnati, Ohio.
on the first Tuesday Of May, 1850.
The Presidents oftho Association have
been-
DR.. Jonathan Knight, of Now Haven,
Conn.
DR.. N Chapman, Of Philadelphia.
DR.. A. Fl. Stevens, ofNew York.
DIR. J. c. Warren, of Boston.
DIR. Hays, Treasurer.
The Secretaries have been
Drs Richard d. Arnold. of Savannah, Ga.
and Alfred Slille, Of Philadelphia, in
1916.
Drs. Arnold. Stille aud r. Campbell
Stewart, of New York, in lS47.
Drs. Stille and II. |. Bowditch. of Boston.
in lS46.
Drs. Stile and Bowditch, in 1910.
The Boston papers publish full ac'
counts Of the proceedings Wehave on
Iy room for the ABOVE. aud this has been
crowded out for some time.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

ALEXANDER CAMBELL.-The celebrated
founder Of the "Christian," orCambellite
Baptist Sect, is publishing in kentucky
powerful argument in favor Of Emanci.
patton. He understands the moral and
the social bearings Of the subject.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
Valuable Farm for sale.

WILL SELL on reasonable terms Of payment,
II Fnrm of 1876 Acres OF first rate land. situate
IN Pleasant Township, Fairield county. mud in
the immediate neighborhood Of the George
smetter's home place. This farm possesses
house barn. orchard. spring and running water,
aud will make the buyer most desirable home
JOHN D. MARTIN, Attorney
For ~ Western Bank Of Virginia.
juno IAlq
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
TO all COnCcrneil.

HAVE placed my accounts in the hands OF
u JOHN R. MUMAUGH, for collection, and
my friends viii render me under obligations by
being ready to meet them when called upon.
Necessity requires me to adopt this course and
trust That ALL without exception, will be rendy
to pay up. J, NJ. B!GELOW.
Lancaster. June l, l8l9 3w4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

PosT OFFrCE DEFAULTER,-I 1t appears
from the ClarksvilIc :(Tenn.) Chronicle,
that Bennet T. Bradley, son of,he post
master at that place, lately removed, is a
defaulter to the Government in the sum
of several thousand dollars.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

GVWe have received tho following
note from the Postmaster at Royalton:
DEAR SIR:-J-G.- refuses to
take his paper from this office. Yours, &c.
Not say anything of The neglect oi
the Postmaster to give us the reason. we
will simply say that J.-G.-, Jr.
owes us about 800 for the Gazette. We
continue the paper, and fhe is an hon
est man he will pay the bill before he or
ders disconinuance.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

stanty on hand supply of
GENTLEMEN'S Kip aud Common Boots,
LADIES' Kip, Morocco and CaLf.skin Boots
and Shoes.
CHILDREN'S Morocco and Leather Boots
and Shoes.
In addition to his own manufacture, he has pur-
chased in the City,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
GenhcmeRs s Fine Boots and Buskin Cutters,
Ladies Fancy iurn.high Buskins, Low Buskins.
Morocco welt Buskins, Kid Ties, Bronze and
Black 3.4 do
Misses and Chiidren'S Fancy Caters, Black
and colOred Buskins.
The friends of the subscriber and the public
generally are invited to call. None but the best
OF worknen are employed and the best of mate.
rails used. Prices are Of the lO0eH kind.
Lancaster, April 6, l849 49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

MEDAL OF PREslDENr TAYLOR
II. X. Brown m Tuesday gave the FIN,
ishing touchesto a medallion portrait of
Gen. Taylor, from which, by or,le, ofthe
secretary of the department of the inte.
rior, medal is to DO executed for dis,ri.
button among the Indians As speci.
men ofpollrailurc. us well as u work Of
art. this is one Of the best things we have
seen for many day. Mr.. Brnwn ha,
been particularly happy IN fixing the
character of the President, as developed
in his profile. The medals are to b,
struck at the United States mint in Phila
delphia. Nat. Intel.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

BLACKwooDs MAGAzINE.-Th Maga.
zine for May is upon our table. Of all
the re publications Of English Literature
it is most sought after and most read. Its
contents are, as usual, able and interest.
ing. Among them, we note particularly
all able aIticle on the present difficulties
between Austria and Hungary.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for June, has
been received. tits ombollished by three
excellent steel and me zolint engravings.
the fashion plate and rich carcature of
waiting at Panama" The new volume
commences in July under more favorable
circumstances Il with Sc everal new and ex-
cellent features. ltis bound to keep the
lead. Terms $3 per year-two copies for
IS. The same terms are offered to clubs
Us formerly. Address Geo. r. GRAHAM,
Philadelphia.
CURwENs' REVISING INDEX 10 the Ohio
Statutes has been received. Ii is well
arranged aud will prove valuable aux.
ilary to all persons, who wish to Corner"
tho laws ofile State that they may get q
peep at them.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
Cholera! Cholera! ChoTeraW

WTE have put up medicines, with directions,
wv for curing Diarrhea, which is the pre-.
munitory stage of Cholera. They are intended
for those who ure remote from Doctor and for
Travellers. These medicines were put up BY
the directions of an old physician, who used them
successfully in the terrible epidemic Of 1882 and
1888. They are intended to be used until you
can get Doctor. Asyou value your lives, don't
quack. For sale wholesale and retail at
g. G. BECK'S Drug Store, Main-street
Lancaster, May 10, lsl9. 2
Blank Mortgages,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

PRArsEwoRTmY rheIAlbOny Ereaiag
Journal sOys that tens Of thousands Of
Irish men aud women in this country.
young and old. are at this moment hoard
ing up every farthing of their savings, for
the purpose ofpaying the passage oftheir
friends from Ireland. That is the reason
why Someny poor emigrantS are enabled
TO reach this country.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
q. & JOSEPH a. SHAW

Attorneys and Councillors at Law.
nFFICE-on Main.Street, three doors west Of
" the Hooking Valley Bnch Bank.
Lancaster, May ls, ls49. 1ys
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
NEW & CHEAP HARDWARE.

NA " W OuHAI HhnU w AhE1
NHE attention ofthe citizens of Fairfield and
- nelghboring counties. s respectfully invited
TO the New Hardware Store, recently onened in
TaAMddge's Block, third door from Me Tai
mddge HO1ss, by
p. b. M BICH & 90.
They have just received and opened large
and extensive variety Of
HARDWARE g. CUTLERY,
Consisting in part, oiKnives and Forks, Pocket
and Pen Knives, Shoe Knives. Butcher Knives.
Razors, Scissors Axes, Drawing Knives, Hand
Saws, = Cut and Mill Saws, Locks, Latcbes
Hinges, Screws, Bolts. Anvils Vices, ,Tarce Chains
Halter Chains, Log Chains, Kettles, Brnces, SC.
The above articles are well assorted aud con.
sists of everylusual variety.
S A. % 10 u B N "a
They have also a large and extensive stock of
Saddlery, to which the attention of Saddlers is
invited. 1t has been selected with great care from
the latest and most improved patterns and will
be sold low.
COACH.MAI1ERS,
Will find beautiful variety OF Trimming and a
large assortment ofnrsicles generally used by them
IRON AND NAILS.
They have also on hand large lot of Juniatta
Iron, Nails and Spikes of Shoenberger's make.
Pittsburgh, which will be sold at the lovs prices.
The public will please tnke notice that the
stock IS entirely new, has been selected with
great care and purchased at the lowest prices. nl
der all the favorable changes in the trade; and
that it will be sold as low, IL not lower than at
any other establishment in Central Ohio.
Lancaster, May II, l849
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
LANCASTER, OHIO:
The CllOIern


The Board of Health, Of New York
City, have reported an increase of Chole-
ra, during the past week. A few cases
have also occurred in Philadelphia, Rich
mond, Baltimore and many other of the
eastern towns. In the west it appears
to be abaliug
On last Saturday, there was fatal case
upon the Wing and Wing a Canal
Boat, while coming from Circleville to this
place. There had also died. upon the
same boat, a woman, at Circlevlle. The
body brought to this place was that 81
Samuel Luckhart, young man, OF about
20, who had suffered severely with the
diarrhea ever since his return from Mexi
CO. He pertinaciously refused TO take
any medicine, else it is highly probable
that his life might have been preserved.
There have been rumors Of several 9th.
er cases, flying throush the country; but
they are all unfounded.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
HATS! MATSM MATS!M
r.. FTELDIN q

las recently reftted and greatly improved
Il Il his Old Stand in Greeae's Ro'c nearly op.
poste the TaQmddge House, at the sign OF the
MAMMOTH CHAPEAU.
The Stock he is now receiving and opening at
this Stand, is superior in quality and surpasses in
quantity any thing of the kind ever before offered
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
Medical Notice.
DE-. J.H. M,OI,EHRy

DR. j. II. M'CLEERY.
A GRADUATE ofthe Pennsylvania Universi.
IA ty has located in CARROLL He may be
found at the house OF Mr.. Breck, or at his Office
few doors East
May IL, 1919. Iy1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

VORLANDo BRowN. ofKen,ucky, has
been appointed Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, rice WILLIAM MEDn.L removed. &.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

WA DR.. BIRD, of Chicago. reports
that he has discovered the agent, in the
atmosphere, which causes Epidemic
Cholera. He attributes the disease to
too large supply of "osone." Upon this
he has based remedy, four parts of sui
phur aud one of charcoal. which several
physicians of his city, have used with emf
nent success, both ia the earlier and lat
er stages of the disease.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

VYesterday's Eagle is peculiarly
rich Several columns are devoted To
prescription. The editor and his asso.
ciate cry like babies. Give US more
pap"