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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-13
JTSEFUL ASD ORNAMENTAL! WIN. Job

] 'Lr Vb MD VANANLNTAT' W NJ. JOHNSOl,
~ chemist and manufacturer for the Empire
Company, has produced an article, which he calls
Laundry Starch Polish" 10 be used in common
starch, which gives polish to linen collars, bc-oms,
&c, perfectly. Moreover, il is said greatly TO facl.
tate the process OF ironing 1t is offered for wholesale
by the Empire company, at l76, Broadway, under
the Howard Hotel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-13
STATIONERY,

STATIONERY.
TVERY variety Of ruled and plain tooI7cap and
~ letierpnper at l22, Lake street, Chicago.
Pos, office envelope piper, Pamphlet cover paper,
Legal do foho post 90
Counting house, Roy Account, do
al, Medium, and Cartridge do
DENY Writing do Hardware DO
French and English Post for Mail,
White brown and fancy letter envelopes,
Silver bordered. embossed and mourning do,
Fancy seal wax, Motto waters, Motto sheets, &c
Eb23 A. II. & c. Burnley.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-13
va. NV NWIsI~I W IINNTTN
400 Varieties Of ADplC.

And great variety OF Pears, Plumbs, and Cher
rcs, which have been selected with care and
great expense from The most popular and ap-
proved NersPries in the Union, embracing near
" all the standing varieties IN the eastern and
southern states, the fruit Of which il is confident.
" believed. cannot fail TO sui, the mos, delicate
and 'eiinel palates.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the greatest rarety and most splendid IS
,ortRlsnt to be found in northern Illinois. The
trees are from 10 years of age, and ranging
from 3 to feet in height, and well propoJtioned.
II is believed that the lamentsbIe remissness
on the part OF farmers every where Observable
in planting fruit trees, is mostly Attributable to
the almost total failure, in most cases, where
trees have been u,nsplanted from a dis ance,
nd the fbrous roots IN which the tree relies for
its nutriment have become dead free, too long
exposure to dry air or severe frosts after taking
them up, either Of which is fatal to its growth
But these emhaUassments no longer exist. The
farmer can now be supplied in his own vicinity
with the number and variety he wishes. grown
in the same soil and climate in which they are
to he uanspilnted.
Il the trees are taken up in the spring, it
should be done soon after the frost is on, of the
ground-a, all events, before the leaf begins to
pu, forth. If taken up in the fall, they should
be buried until spring
Apple trees at the Nursery 12i cents; all 9TH
er kinds. 25 cents. WELLS WAIT.
Daytoo. Feb. IL. lsiS-1y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-13
FARM TO LET,

100 OR $50 Of the farm upon which I reside
ivy good well, comfortable brick house and
tenant. jan u BRoy,oy Nnpp.y ''
A good chopper wanted for the winter. 2,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-13
Valuable Books.
Conquest Ct Mexico,
d..

DRESCOT'1'S Conquest Ct Mexico,
do do Peru,
do Ferdinand and Isabella,
do Mis.ellanies,
Wraxas Historical Memoirs,
Macauleys History of England, do Miscellaneous
Writing Car.ysle's Miscellaneous Writings,
NJ Intosh's do, Alison's do,
l.amartne's History Of Gircndists,
do Pigrimageto the Holy Land.
The above books can be bought very low At l23
Like ST., Chicago. leb23l A. H. & G. BrRLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-13
NscSIkCilleS.

| BBL snts, Mofla,'s Biiters, Hewes' linimeni,
u" sulphur, Baieman's drops. Caster oil
Bragg'ssogar c2ated pills. Rhubard's Liquorin,
Hays nin,ent, Balsam wild cherry, essences Of all
kinds, Tor sale by auA CusHMAN ind GRipLEy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-13

MM. jOiiNSON's walnut on NuyrARY SuN.
w NING SoAr!-lhcre are several base counter.
icls OF Mr.. Johnsou's Soap. some under assumed
names, Others not tereaterthc public may be as
>1rri that the genuine article wifi have the seal Of
the Empire Company attached to 1t. and all other
kinds, by what other names they may be called will
not De- genuine.
lhseompauy !Smcoporatedby the state of y, Y
ior thls purpose, and Is located At l16 BROADWAY.
The Empire Company, Incorporated 10y the lcgis-
auyc oi the state Of New York and located al t7f
BROADWAY, under the Howard Hotel mqnutncture
liquid PAIN KILLER, which can be- to ken for any
pun, no matter where situated, or from what cause
produced, and IN every instance the effect will he
found perfectly satisfactory ltis also used externally
iurp1rs, with moro ln>,autaneousrcicthana 9th
er article known Nervous affections. low spirits, hy-
poconjEa, rheumatism, Group, and bronchles are
cured by but a few applications OF the remedy Many
lives have been sayciby this Pam Ki!ier and certi-
fcacs of numerous individuals might be Obtained
which are withheld tor want Of room.
The warehouse Of The Empire Company is at 10
BROADWAY, y. Y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-13
london Vegetable Bjjious Pills.

TINE subscribers have recently been appointed
l. agents for this county for the sale Of these truly
every town in the county. Those wishing TO get
good Pill are invited TO call at our store aud take
Trial box, put up for gramtousc One trial
will convince all that they are the very best pills be-
fore the PUBLIC. WHITE & HUNTER, Agents,
DE- CODY y. ,. Agent, jan 49, Ottawa
Office, little Fort. and l59 Lake ST. Chicago.
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o. 90 0 Oas
sk. 49,
Grated Fruit Trees

4 RE now awaiting purchasers a, my Farm
"A and Nursery, on the trea side Of For Ri.
rer, near Dayton, and five miles northeast Of
Ottawa. They consist OF nearly
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

CALIFORNIA STATISTICS. -Fhe Wash.
inglonRepubic publishes au official state
ment showing that the number"f persons
who had arrived at San Francisco from
October /, 1913, to March 81. 1919, by
sea, is 2, ,l32. of which the foreign emi.
grafton reached 1878. This would seem
TO greatly ouinumber the American emf
grafton, but tho collectors account takes
no note of those coming in by Iaud. The
value nf goods entered for the same po.
riod is 81 ,0S9, sol. Of which 500, 500 is
free Of duty, aud the collector makes the
whole amount Of gold exported at not
quite three millions, viz: $2,S42, ,040
This, we suppose, does not include what
is brought by private individuals, which
may make the amount reach Governor
Smiths estimate of four millions. The
following is the character of Tho emigra-
ton referred to bove.--Engaud, 36
Ireland. AZ; Scotland, 81; New South
Wales. Il France, l7S; Belgium, o. Switz
erlsnd, 4; Spain. 40; Germany, 100; lta
ly, 80; Sweden. 5; Denmark, 2; Russia
.; Portugal, 6; Brazil, 90; Chilli, 27O, Pc
ru, 90; New Grenada, 2; Columbia, 2
Ecuador, 5; China, s; Sandwich Islands
"a; Havana, 3; Sardinia, |; Western Is
lands, 8; Mexico or Lower California
354j United States, $40.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
NEW & CHEAP HARDWARE.

ZNIl attention ofthe citizens of Fairfield and
~ neighboring counties. Is respectfully invited
to the New Hardware Store. recently opened in
Tallmadge's Block, third door from The Tall
madge House. by
p. 3. EM BrCH & co.
They have just received and opened large
and extensive variety of
HARDWARE g. CUTLERY,
Consisting in part. Of Knives and Forks, Pocket
and Pen Knives, Shoe Knives, Butcher Knives.
Razors, Scissors Axes, Drawing Knives Hand
Saws, X Cnt and Mill Saws, Locks, Latches,
Hinges, Screws. Bolts Anvils, Vices, ,Tarce Chains
Halter Chains. Log Chains, Kettles, Braces, &c.
The above articles are well assorted aud con.
siSts OF every usual variety.
s. g. 10 % u B A A&s
They have uso Il large and extensive stock OF
Saddlery, tn which the attention OF Saldlers 10
invited 1t has been selected with great care from
the latest and most improved patterns and will
be sold low. e.H.,.
COACH-MAKERS,
VIII find beautiful variety ofTrimmings and a
large assortment ofar'iclcs generally used by them
~. IRON AND NAILS.
They have also on hand large lot of Juniatta
Iron. Nails ond Spikes, of Shoenberger's make,
Pittsburgh which will be sold al The lowest prices.
The public will please take notice that the
stock Is entirely new, has been selected with
great care aud purchased at the lowest prices, urr.
derall the favorable changes in the trade; aud
that it will bs sold as low, ii not lower, than Of
any other establishment in Central Ohio,
Lancaster, May IL, 1919
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
Progress Df lIIe ChOlcIgl.


TLis dreadful disease appears TO be
rapidly and fatally on the increase. Il
has brokenuui in several new places.
There have been few additional ca
ses in Columbus and few deaths-two
in the Penilentiary. There have been
five cases aud three deaths in Chillcothe'
At New Richmond, it broke out on Sat
urday last and there were six deaths
There have been or 10 cases in Ports
mouth lately. In Cincinnati, for the "a
hours ending Monday noon, 134 fatalca'
ses, a large increase, supposed to be caus
ed by the late sudden transition from ho'
10 cold. During the same time there were
los cases aud 3S deaths in New York
65 cases and 26 deaths in Philadelphia
In St. Louis, on Saturday, IS deaths-o'
Sunday 95 deaths. Many emigrants, i
is said. arc arriving in this place firm
New Orleans. One boat brought up 80
of whom 10 died.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
DAGUERREOTYPE LlKNNKSSNSI
0OLH & LOVHLL,

VTToULD respectfully inform the inhabitants
wv Of Lancaster aud vicinity, that they have
opened their Daguerrinn Gallery in TALLMApoE's
BLOCK, for short time, where they will be found
in readiness to execute Likenesses equal to any
in the West for depth of tone and soitness of light
aud shade. Having given their undivided atten-
ton to the business for several years in the East
ern cities they feel confident they can suit all who
may favor them with call
Those wishing for beautiful likeness Of them
selves or friends, will do well to call soon, while
so favorable an opportunity offers.
TGOLD and PLATED LOCKETS on hand.
Pictures taken equally as well in cloudy as in
fair weather.
Instruction given in The art. Apparatus, &C..
furnished on the most reasonable terms.
| Lancaster, June %, l849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

DEATn AND BURIAL or Ex PREsIDENr
Polk Under this head. the Nashville
True Wing gives some account Of the
last hours Of Mr.. Polk, from which we
make tho following extract:
He retained his consciousness, we learn,
up almost to tho moment Of dissolution.
We saw him at period when his physi.
clans considered bis case very critical.
Ho happened to hear that we were going
to Columbia, where his good old mother
resides, and sent for us. Upon entering
tho room he asked us to take a seat by
his bedside, He proceeded in a very
calm, deliberate manner, TO say that the
exhausted condition Of his body was noi
alarming To him--that he felt satisfied
that his earthly career was fast approach,
ing to an end--Ihat no wished to send
some word TO his beloved mother, who
was so unwell, as ho understood, that il
wos probable she might not be able to
come to sec him Tho spoke Of her and
several other members of the family most
afIcciionatey. Among other messages
delivered in the same calm, resigned tone
he requested us to tell his mother thai
should they mol bo permitted to meet on
eolih again, Tint he had AN abiding hope
that through Divine mercy, they woult
meet hereafter.
Early in his sickness, We understand
no connccted himself with the Methods
Episcopal Church. a funeral sermon
was delivered by tho Rev.J. B, MPFeTin
Of that Church. and his remains were fol
lowed 10 their last resling.placo by
largo concourse Of citizens. lie was in
tered with masonic ceremonies, having
been member of,hat fraternily."- Lou
isrWe Examiner.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
Showing an increase o.. s69,6sl
Trcnson ugninst lhc slntc.

The Statesman and kindred prints have
been terribly troubled of late at the dis
corcry of letter written sometime last
winter by o. FolIet, in replysto one ask
ing his attendance at a Wing meeting.
The principal paragraph in the letter is
the following; 81
"Of course in the measures to be pro.
posed there will be nothing hasty-uo of.
fensivo act-but standing on tho consti.
tuition aud laws, with clear understand.
ing of tho .facts and onr rights deducible
from them, there will be no surrender aud
no compromises Inconsistent with our du-
ty as citizens." v
ln this, these papers see nothing but
,reuson to the State and are sorely
troubled. lfa patiiot, during last win
ler's proceedings. could havo writer
anything else, we think that his sjudgmen
would have belisd his heart. We have
no defence Itneodsuone. ltwas mos
righteous advice; and woll would It hat
been for the welfare Of the State hat
some Wing members of the Legislature
better understood ,heir"duty."
Tho attempt to make political cnpita
out oftho above is about the most extrava
giant waste of ideas, words. and mate
rial, that has ever come to our'knowl
edge, even Omeng our Locofoco friends
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
CARXNNY wv A RN
of alI deserinlions, such as

-- Ot all descriptions, such us
SOFAS, ,SIDEBOARDS S,SECRE TARIESand
BUREAUS, of all kinds
TABLES. of all descriptions,
( STANDS. Work, Wash and Candle.
, WARD ROBES and H At STANDS. all kinds
MAHOGANY and CANE-SEAT CHAIRS.
He will also keep on hand all kinds Of Com
mon Chairs and Bedsteads, at all prices.
C0FFlNS made on the shortest notice and
personal attention given to funerals.
Persons, about to commence housekeeping,
will find it to their ad1antage, 10 call at the place
above mentioned, as the subscriber intends to
equal, IL not excel, other establishments, in the
quality and varietyof his work; aud the prices
shall be us reasonable MS at any other.
The patronage OF the public is respectfully
solicited.
All kinds Of SAWED LUMBER and COUN-
TRY PRODUCE taken in exchange for furniture
! HAIR and SHUcK MATTRESSES. manufac-
tured to order d. X. FISHEL.
| Lancaster, April 6, 1919 3m48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

TnE CLW AND TURNER TRAGEnY.--
The Maysvilo Eagle gives in detail a
statement Of tho proceedings which led
to the late rencoulre between Cassius NJ.
Clay und Cyrus Turner, aud tho manner
Of it. Cyrds Turner was The son of Maj
Squire Turner, who is n pro slavery Gun
didate in Madison county. An excited
discussion had been going on Clay had
Just concluded short explanation in re-
ply to Maj, Turner when a lawyer nam
ed Runyon began to inte:rogale him. in
the course Of his replies Runyon pro-
nounced statement of Clay's false. Clay
referred Ia an act Of tho Legislature il
proof of his assertion, and finally told
Runyon, who had interrupted him before
that ho was mere tool ol Turner, ant
was obeyug his master. Clay descend
ed from tho stand in perfect good hnmor
and without expecting difficulty will
any one, when Maj. Turner remalke,
that 'Runyon was rot his tool Clay re
Piled that whether Turner knewit or no
ho wus evidently his willing tool Upo'
, ;his, Cyrus Turner stepped up,o CIa,
: aud pronounced his statement a L.,
lie. and struck him in tho face. Cla,
was soon stabbed by some one behin'
: him, beat over tho head with stick b,
: Alfred Turner and perhaps others, aud
5 revolving pistol was snapped four time
F.. At his head, bursting a cap each time b,
(. Thomas Turner. Ho did not draw hi
. knife nor shake of tho hold Of those VIII
. were clingng to him, until no perceive,
$ the blood spoutiug forth from his side an
I believed from the wound he must di,
I With supelhuman effort ho shook o
{ those who held him, encountered Cyru
D Turner and stabbed him. The woun
y look effect in tho lower part Of his abd'
/. men, resulting in death in thirty.fol
Z hours,
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YAXXI q ORXN G .
p. q. Rim Z 2 d ,

p. G.. D r I " X L r,
CTILL continues to occupy his Old Stand, on
y Main-sireet above H. Littler's Store and near.
" opposite the Swan Hotel, where he cen bo
found at all times, ready to do anything in his
line Of business, upon tie most reasonable terms,
He Hatiers himself that his long experience win
enable him, in the way Of
PAeNl0NADa@ @A9GO@1N9o
To give entire satisfaction. His work will be
perInrmed IN neat and durable manner Thank
ul for past iavors, ho still soics share OF pub
lie patronage.
Lancaster, juno Is. 1919
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
NIore of lIle RargaIM nnd Sale.

Messrs. J. Lunceford. Eugene Koos,
G. w. Morell and Jumes White, who
sign themselves the democratic Central
Commitree" of Licking County, have is
sued a proclamation to the party in this
wise. The italics are ours.
DEMocRAFIc MEETING. The voters
of Licking County, oppOsedtO tie Wig
party, are requested to meet atthe Court
House inHewark. on the Fourth day of
July. next, to transact such busiues as
may come before the meeting. sss
How ofteu have the Locofnco Editors
of,he Union eloqneully and Indignantly
discoursed upon whatthey calledthe mon,
grel tail of the Wing party! What will
they now say to the abovel
Instead Of calling upon the faithful"
to rally around the banner Of "Democra-
cy" and bear it alcit as of old, their high
sounding proclamations have dwindled
down. and they now call upon all, of all
parties, all sects, all creeds,-Free Soil
lers, Abolitionists, Third party men,
IAgrarians, Locolocos, Barnburners. Votc-
yoursslf-a.fsrm men, Mormons, Garriso
mites, Hugepaws, Indomitables, Fanny
Wright men, Socialists, Fourierites-ali!
aud every body, who possesses the on
qualification as expressed above "opPoSet
! TO Tie Wig party" Good Heavens
what fusion of parties there will be
What a boiling Of the political cauldro'
will take place!
The leaders in this movement bav
exhibited considerable wisdom in seleC
ting the place. None better could hav
been found in the State for the experi
meut.
Granville Township alone can sen
delegates to represent half dozen di
fereut parties and a dozen differer
crceIs. How they can be operated NJ
on is different question. 1t will be
r difficult matter to produce any politics
affinity between the conscience" abb
litionsts ofthat region and the "hugepav
politicians down the Canal. But if the:
= politicalchemis are successful in this e,
pertinent, we have no doubts of their su
= cess in other parts of the State, not eve
excepting our Sugar Grove friends.
Seriously, there is boldness in Il
/. call. which we did not look for. No OF
would have imagined that an attempt
the kind, so open, so bare.facel, so di
!, metrically opposed to the doctrines al
practice Of the "unterri6ed democracy
would have been attempted. We ca
l. not yet believe that the m ass oflhe par
" will allow themselves and their priu'
% pies to be bargaiued. sold and delivere
IS To tho Aboliionists that the two parties,
nj ni,ed may be successful and distribute I
Id "spoils" among the corrupt and unprin
pied leaders. To think this of the
ID would be to charge upon them an enti
DO want Of independence, degree of +
Iilical perfdy. which VIC do not belle
ul they possess. A revolt will yet ia
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
LOOK H HERE!!
PhWsiCinms, DrMSgists

A Nd the public generally are respectfully in
"a. vted to call at No. sc, where the subscri-
ber is now opening his Summer Stock, which
mas been selected with great care and which he
now offers at fair rates for cash. Every medi-
cine is warranted TO be fresh aud Of the best qnal
ity having been tested by officers of Government
under the late law of Congress-
His stock Of Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Sur
geon's aud Dentists Instruments Paints, Oils Dye
StnAs. Perlumery, Glass Ware. Fancy Articles.
Sc, embraces The whole catalogue of each, and
will be found upon examination to be unsurpass.
ed by any establishment, either for good qualify
or great Uariety.
An attempt Mt detail would more than Gil the
newspaper. Call and examine for yourselves.
NJ 2. KREIDEe.
Lancaster, June 8. I849
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
ChoIcra! Cholera! ChoIera!!

VNTE have pu, up medicines, with directions,
wv for curing Diarh@a, which is the pro.
muni,ory stage Of Cholera They arc intended
for those who are 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 n Doctor. Asyou value your lives, dont
annex. For sale wholesale and retail at
-. q. a. BEGK'S Drag Store, Maia-strest,
Lancaster, May 10, 1919. rN $3.50 3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
Estate Of Edward Berry, Sr

NJ Office is hereby given. that the undersign.
l.N ed has been appointed and qualified as Exc
cutor Of the Estate Of EDWARD BERRY, Sen. de-
ceased, late Of Fairfield county. Ohio. All per.
sons having claims against said Estate are hereby
notified to present them legally authenticated
within one year from this date, and those indebted
to make immediate payment tn
PHILIP S. WlSEMAN, Executor.
Ime 80, l8i0. 4w7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
Valuable Farm for Sale.

II WILL sell. on reasonable terms ofpayment,
ii Farm Of l26 Acres OF first rate land, situate
in Pleasant Township. Fairfield county. aud in
the immediate neighborhood of the George
Smeter's home place. This farm possesses a
house, barn. orchard spring and running water,
and will make the buyer most desirable home.
JOHN D. MARTIN, Attorney
For N. Western Bank Of Virginia.
June l. .l840.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

LT The session Of the United States
Circuit Court for Ohio will commence in
this city on the third Monday Of this
month--two weeks from to-day, The
docket is said to be somewhat large and
there is prospect Of a lengthy session -
O. s. Journal, July2 4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
Independence Day.

The stores aud shops, generally, were
closed on Wednesday last, and many OF
our citizens, in different ways, paid hon
or To the day.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School joined with others, met and march
ed throughlh streets TO the church, where
appropriate services were held.
Mr.. Hills school also celebrated the
day by appropriate festivities.
Many Of our citizens left town in diff
ferent directions and enjoyed themselves
among tho Huckeberry knobs.
Better than all, We saw but one drum
ken man in town, and he was a boy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

& tEA writer in the Philadelphia Ledg.
er says that during the last cruise OF the
United Sta,cs Ship Independence, there
yero inflicted on The crew 4l,635 lasllos.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
cHOLERA ANTTDOTE!

Aa Ounce Of preventiOn, IS scorth a pound ct cure
T0UY bottle Of "Labarraqne's Disigtsctiag
0 Liquid" aud sprinkle your apartments It
has been extensively used IN Europe and Ameri'
On and found to be most valuable disinfecting
agent. For sale atApothecaries' Hall BY
NJ. z, KREIDER.
Lancaster, June 90, 1910
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
From the SOmth.

TUsT received at G. Kauffmau'sa fresh sup.
81 ply Of Groceries.
Orleans, Double Recti6ed Loaf Crushed and
Clarified SUGARS.
Orleans Molasses, Sugar House do. very cheap
Rio Coffee TEAS, tke best in tOpn
Carolina RICE, Chewing Tobacco, Cut & Dry.
Lancaster, May 4, 1919.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

RrsT IN THE WHEAT.--From very
many parts Of the State, we have the
same unfavorable accounts Of the wheat
crop, which come to us from our own
county. IL has rarely ever happened
,hattho rust has done so much damage as
il appears to hayO jonc tho proscnt soa.