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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

NEW WORK ON CALIFORNIA FOR IL 60
CONTAINING TIE LATEST ACCOUNTS ard Let
Jters from lie God RegOns-wrh fun account Of .
fr-r,I re.o1rc-. how t.ere and what 70 take TIE
-tp-u.es The tine and ne various rortes WIN skeeh--
fr,ris. n. n.torv climate. %, productions, kr cheap
ard correct eti On for he people rice 90 y =. e, JUS
published srd Tor ss.- ~ Nh II DhAhAA'
Brics Church b1iliing Isl Nssssi--t-
~ Courtry sgeris send your orders lN IL
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a. 10 s-chsrS- u ar issolser.
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80 e. ~ o'r-r's An
4 WOODCDCH. Aft'y. Tor
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GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Mercantile Library association.
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CH.s. LlVERNoEE, lt.. CoFFiN bsAnLET CO.
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IrsfElrcr
THEoD0EE STHUI. MrscH,NIs ENcHANsE Bank.
u.rr'lff-
J0h1 N While, wilh.......E- D Morgan Co.
J. B Stephenson. w.ih......A- I. ste~sr Co
2 Pord. 1iih............ Lord Smelling.
Robert Seaman, win has PHk
w Backiey. Win. Carleton, Frothinghar CO.
JOIN Merchant wiz. CGmneror / bfar1
Chss o Richardson. win. .Ns.i0nsl l1s Co
Such member. Of The Mer-sutls Library Association
desol. Of giving heir support 70 ne above rckei
r0mlnset by re C0uniree Appointed a. uecfing Of
members held On The .h d December. liumo Ar request
FL % sfssn1- a. The S-oold Wsrd Hu,e. Wednesday
evening next Inc ION rl,sn az Jcock % tak- measures
o. secure ire eclon Of il- MINERS IcsEr" Those
members who opposed 20 cctsion from csld 1s'-s for
of &C. and from oc--ho.1rrs and DO are unwilling % he
c0ulr0 81 hs any Clique and vho wish % perpeuste NE
usef1ress n Tie insgu0r are requested 20 BE- prese-i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

-Four associations and eight individual Banks have
hsen established during the year The decrease oi
circulation of ell the Free Banks during the year mas
been ss72g72 Since the passage OF the General BANK
ing Law thirty OF the Free Banks have been closed
by the Controller whose aggregate circulation !" 'ae
time Of failure was a. al an
Amount redeemed by the Controier---'' I.ol.-l- -
Leaving the outstanding circulation c"i<i "
SALTS or REAL ESTATE.
BY Bissesrl lot CO 1-sH'y hh St ssn se -.
fQt.s rs as,o.nlug 81 80 DO 90, VI 80 20 90
..siA 81 near sarh sss, 1850 each, s.W 'ao u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

|" Uecker's Fnrfnn hns e-tnbiished Us repu-
talon with me medical profession and the public, a. diet
for chdren and Hvsds much superior 10 sage
barley &c gthenng pleasant to the taste ard
easily prepared Al the principal drug Wholesale
By HECkER L BROTHER. ~ Cherfysi- oil tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
IN PINE. Asctioneer
IEANT RnaEM0ND. NAHOC

I,LEGA>r ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND
ESLAlk WALNUT FURNITURE q :. sro.dssy.
correr - Msst beng hssnce 81 re sick ~ suishet
Cahnet Ware snd 70 close 40 previous susp@ss y AN
ANTWERP 4 PINE VII SCI n Shove, on WtpNr>
DAY Jan 10. a. icy O'Clock. msscssny, rosc ~ccd AMI
bsckwsrul psror bal ard chamber Sselnss faruiafe,
OF every variety u pattern ami tush- The uste and
hoaskeepers vii rod this sale worthy u uorce PStieu
lars IN he Courier ard Enquirer and esaoSees Which
vii ~ ready he dsy OF sac lns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

EAPENshs OF LIVING IN CALlFOkNlAI
IL Price Of board by DestinfOrmson s5 TO eO per "ech
Pnce atwhch board may he obtained and meals served 10
your own camp Take 80 lbs OF Wells Miller Proyosse
Preserved Fresh Meats which will cosso, 400 os bf-ad
snd Crackers which cost say so; Pickles and Luxunrs
IS freig hi on 10 barrels s2Tolal s59 This mahes 81
bs n los day for certainly slfcen
with fever The meats are 10 Of Joe each, with
ont bone perfectly their natural favor and nutritious
qualities for years They can be conveyed IN bags on
lie d mules. the mountains snd streams OF me
country They render the Of cooks boarding house
keepers &c unnecessary ~ Tho gold digger IL = ohcl
10 convey without wagon rosds barrel Of salt Deei or
pork any distance and lot good a. r0sss beef "nen
YOU get L lh.rs Sailed provisions cannot stand one
year Ia hot climate without being liable % rust leakage
kc Cau-rs Of provisions are constantly aepl open al
cur Office snf emgrans cal and see for hemseg es 7
knd OF board they have al - per week N CAufoht
All goods sold al their establishment warranted 70 keep
Wsrehouse FOR Pickles SC. 81 Front 81 DO I0ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
DRY GOODS.

nRY GOODS Ar REDUCED PRICES 10 sell %
DOd siocs-Prints. m1slns ginghsms apscss 1annels,
blankets cot tbs cssBmefes ssnsts linens dispers, table
cloths aid and ir ped mUsns scobels &c. for sss by
y fls- W MATHEWS, % Csiharine-si
FOUNDED Is2J.-Orslnal sud only establishment
the city devoted exclusively 10 he sale Of first q1aiy
r-atyrnads garments, 81 Broadway, American Holel.
The stye and character " e1aDesus " maintain
The supr-inacy which hss been accorded tho establish
me as furnishing he cheapest II not The lowest pfifed
clothing Our views " ecOnsmy being based 90 hnshed
garments such are cOrfdrnf, from long experience
10 he tr-de he acceptable b tho economist and
lsuy The u heir superOnty The sssoft
cOuD.-. Oyercosts COsks Dress and FfOck Cosis Pan
falcons which would commsLd 70 NE siten,
too Of the seeming az stil W. r JENNINGS co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
DJCH,. ANrI-FRICrION PRESS

DPrcs. which wss psteolsd al Oeioo-r cur,
-, siy Of construction with Intense severity OF 0cers0n
cor psriss conven-acefor use AID ehespoes $50 !. a.
n,r,bIy adapted 10 great variety or purposes, sue
pr-..rr or coliOr tobacco hemp, nay, chsrsr, eSln
~ nsn@r kc Do Ing goods. endorsing s0c Pfinlnk ca
TeIop cuIfng. ews.ers ~ofs s5eansk nsss; p.le"
cutting and nveting ROO, hJistinz, lo'1.lk ss'SS A'~
N'-e'' az WN D HARRIS.
no .me,. Agent Tor me recl-rfr -, f--.o--s--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
CaLTFoRNIA 0RO MINI>G AND TRADING

y COMPANT-sio 0A select association IL forming oi
Is Mechsuics AMI active business m-n 10 embark cary
next week per ship EUGESiA, to Vera Cur thfoogn
Mexico The Gold Regions with an escort u 10 srne1
meg under IN sxcagtsin q L. ). Army. Tue proFson
and mschnery 70 20 o. ship srount Cape Horn more
good end will be admitted his day only a 81
Brosis a. u 10 o'clock And a. tho meeting NsiionA
/ Hole CortlAnd-st. a. OclOcs-Shnes 800 JvlFe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

r. Tendcr-Hearted Mothers should not ei their
children be chafed have chs-d tssh, when, hey
washed them win JOSss's Italian Chemical Soap Il wo1
be healed Sud the skin made son yet healthy Il "a sod
ony Al s03 sro.d~ay door above NSlker-st Is -.eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

xNHITNEY,- CALIFORNIA hIFLE-.-Ihe
w subscribers odefs Tor sale, In los 10 sn pufchss1'
t0of hi. shove Known r- IS used with such great sue
~ the Mississippi Rel meni .. he bses VI monterey
snd Blena VISA Iicsn be ls-d c-olne on on nofse
back or foot ard regards hunting, Il . PecnlsY
adapted 10 that country. the game i al large CahN
MA Adventures should examine this ae before purchasing
el-sv here combines every requisite qlaly sni can
BE- sf3r-ei cheaper ihsn any other weapon now used
"a Js' FLETCHER WEsIhAI' u riOhF'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
, ETuRN FROM EUROPE OF DLBGFE,s

nORlOfNAL PAINTINGS or ADAM AND EVE IN
PARADisE--R Representing The Temptation and The
Fxpu sion Gen H. So painted for tho late Charles \ u
France Of picture "a feet by u feet These Oh b
lime works " art, exhibiting FOR short ia only 10
the National Academy Of Design Of Broadway and
eonardst were exhibited New and other ces Of
the United States 1888 TO 1857 and for the psst eleven
hrOuR hout England ireland and Scotland 10 The uni
versa sausscuon Of one Million Seven Hundred
ThOusard persons.
Perfectly alt beautiful ooncsptou mpsraE deep
poetic msr sli power oi i such cannot s
70 lsns npr-ssoa tie mind Of e'sy b,hoiier
Docs open from 10 In the morning All 10 Al night IA.
mitiaoce Is cenu Season tickets - cents Children and
schools, half price. DM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

3. se,,.uosss-A .'or slse- or-rs hou.s -7HPA
49,, c~-,sr,- fstefnscle-lsf "
~ r.r,pe A.nissrsaD Hsnuorf - 'lif'H ~ ''-'
se1,-,f C.rsfy B.rts-t's hfoatSai. -, A.,
ps..ssr sas ~. National Acst,Hy.lo a ~ 70 ~ = ~
is - fo1r- Rroafesy. shovs brooue Ds} ~ua evening
sp<.l g.n-a - snd 81 BorsD- \ - = and - I" =.
fe4t 5000 Fsrf.ng-2rs hro~d~sl - An 70 y r "a
a ~ slsrss Hsn. ga brusd~.y-- = "
Or -. o-.fs Com sly-soci~fy iuffff- p
80 " - q Rroatssy- Day and sfcnirE
o. - az Rfosdray-1M r "
- 80 c.,,us- haura. Broadway = TN
trsff.- ,,,..-., Css1.b-rs Il Br1sdysy-7 y n
si9~- n, ~.,sr- Rrosf say, usar An,hCay-Tf NJ
sreo' Ns.-.u- Broaossy. cor Ann st-Dsy @ne sf-lng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

\ s-nIrz.. .scking ard co.bOuom mandatory, a. ne
on ss,d 2M1.bey-st corner Of Ctsihsn n NJ 5ss, e.
Nn1Sr - 4 -------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
Gnup lnANUE soR JOE PaINrER

Dr ORDER Uha~f~r va Jssrs q he coert
d. Common Pes 1 he Cy aei Cosay Of ses fors, sp.s
-a, y ne 2ossoa. 81 as statute sntas
sIsc1ing and f-st~nt feDoss
fs sftsrb1euf has sud ssast ts estate y WILLIAM
BAYIEss fs-n u s stss Il ss~ 1cs ssd u<f he
M y - o tbe a hs ds5 aa.s- be sppesr sad 80
chsrss such sts.hlel acsfdg ~tAn thr-> Voahs o-
~ INT pb.c n @ oos anf hs; ~ p.yusn, u 3sos
bin tay psfoa Shs his STATE and the s>v.fy hn
pfopriy fLs tbs stat. bsioagas su sns ne
'rsassr q any properly BIN. rbas-a si sos
Dst@t tbs sth tsy - Jsnusry, lsss.
husus & CAMPBELL, Aron<y' for ArsAias cn-s''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

no ENyELoP CUrTEH-.-A powerful Pfe-s
"a peas sri-frc0n principle oy when Que nan ca
m usrc cf 10 90 per day Can De seen o. ne f0grth
ar OF he Tnbuze Buildings entrance sprlc.st rof
..Isbv no sal VIM D. HARRIS, 10 FronEst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS,
ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY,

NEW SEREHADERS,
ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY,
SOCIETY," LIBRARY, BROADWAY. cor LEONARD.
CONCERT EVERY MONT
yy,HE CONCERTS OF THIS COMPANY present an en
i tire change from the usus manner 10 which Ethiopian
entertainments are produced The long experience OF this
COMPANY having sd- the tour Of the United stsies AZ
Furope they faer themselves that the entertainments
presented By them without parallel every evenings
progsmne embraces grand operate scenes from La Son
nsnbuls" Lucreus Borga," and other slisn Operas,
with imtsious Of
Jenny Lind signor Lsbschs,
Madame Gnsi sienor Mario,
Madame Rlshop. signor Gsrd'oni
Ambulance Is cts Doors open att Concert nj O'Clock
SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT-Doors open o..
2ociock. Concert Al IS.
r,,- For psrticuars ace bills Of tho day ITO tits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

Passengers Arrived.
y tafi Maria fro- PIT PrrreM L. Fol'tc ani
Mr Pope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

~ The Readers of the Tribune must rein-r-
Der hist they have ehspped hands or face BY wssains
Win he true JoSEss Ilslsn Chemical Soap, her skn vii
he healed srd made son, white and smooth Sod Only q
Ir, Broadway, one door sbove WAkerG Is Seod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

NOrICE OF AFFLIthIIv'
Nirrsn b. t-t's, pl"sea, !
ih-ffih Casptsf n Nc 4.
t.-.ctsaa..f,ng % 49, -- "
80 paaIisl~f - loth ~ -
i.-s,,. - H. Jas Oll. ~
.1sasi ~ oa - IA u r-f'A
no iart0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

Nyli.h - rsst r0srpn w rorfrs, hv q ue cosnty
q hfenn.s - ~. .,-,.sr. he state % ss1 90
49, =. IL r-.-sss Of kytfan -. 80,
"s.ihet % 'Na co3nil' "a I" WV EPHKLfH fUffks
-Ds,-s Jss4Ary ., ists san e TOrTTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
DENTAL SURGERY.

nB. POWELL, Oo1list Aurst, &c. attends a. usual
~ excessively 10 diseases OF The Eye and Ear 1ji
Broadway. Entrance u Wsrso-sf. where be hal hs
Treatise On The Eye, price Cd cens; s.so bis eerAcinK
Eye Foaniairs or srengthsIisz sor Eye Artificial Eyes
inserted lelr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

fAorHs the Cot II hSoNcHg Hofs y hfernai IN
yrorsms,f ~ Ofober s47, re h0HHf Erfeadea
fasron Its Receea from each for the last Fifal
lsdf Amtkapnd lolsof -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

--PIANO-FORTE fOR sALk-El-
/ CANT rosewood case - oc,av-s ~uh al
HVhe modern Improvements made n shis
j Jeisy, and nesry n-w. Price SIS Apply
/ a. lSS Frsnklr-.t no IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

xxrFDNFSDAY. Jan 10. viii b pres.o,ei Tor ne frs,
w a. or,v tine Be.i'n's Orcra OF
la sONSANBt'LA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

IN S S5w o JPN r rs siS6HAmfoN .
aud ahsr Monday, January 9, 1879,
passengers will leave NewYorh from Dusnss pier o.
1coca A NJ and Binshamion AN daily sundar 81
c,ot-d Freisnt BARGE will issyo Newfofk 81 IN.
daily, Sundays excepted H. c. SEYMOUR,
49,. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

s.UtRr's IMPROVED METAL
am Lie PAD TRUSS AND LOTION fof ths
N3-I cure Of Hernis This q The only rrvss be
n fore the public that operates 90 phlosophi
--~1-z-5N eel principles. of hat can resscnshy hs
expected 10 cure The fupmfe For ssie BY
90 I'm. HART CO ~ Fulton st n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

DY OKDFR u - Houorss- Nehs.l Csho>s>r rrst Jssss
IDL- Hr- fod Comma P-zs nts bsfsoJ ffsn pa'se'
pror.sn.o sabocrns stsetsn s<sins' -
scong tsbtors nat an sttsf IS
sxai1s the n DAVID FAf, a. sf-ss< ssf'
reen' u Bfooslyn. ~ Cosny q No 80 s<s -.
for "a hat The Eeut 81 DC $50
an-.. spo,ss seehsgs ssfh sitahnsni scso'ot
I'm tir~ r,s from publ sioa = 10 boiss sA1 us,
u.tasu al an a. b p~r-oa % P~sD 80
r. 1~lr.r, % Inn % Of property h~oasnt
pfoY-rJ - I'm are SfD,..s. S,sora
vos-Dai~s q. III az u Jssssy, isf. WV LLSs.s<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

~ FOK NEWBUKGH AND IhIIR.
sMEDIATE LANpik0s DUs, nav TnL
Can't 4 Barber will leave New Yorh, from foot Of WW
ren o. every Tuesday Thursday and saturday ocioct
AM Returning Leave hswburgh Monday, Weonessy'
and Friday, al . O'Clock V"V
sSs> FOR sAyANNAH-REOULAR LINZ =
f'[t NThs new, very superior steamship ChkhO-
~-@KEE, Tbomss Lyon commander, viii ls.vs
wednesday lO.h Inst at 2. n from Pier No I, For
freight or Pssssge, sPplyto .., -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
~urrcantiIe Iibrnry A.-ocin tion.-T

r. All the Fashion-ROsEErss new ard splendid
stys Of Gothic Door and Number Plates also Gothic scd
Shield Pattern Coocsve Bel Pulls the hsndsomesl 10 be
50nd In the city. r. RObers, manufacturer. 81 Broad
usv near Prnc~-G OF Smeods'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

..rzf lNIsIhATOhS pfFiaf, - >ts.@, sf~~r
slssi n f-lsi-s Anf .~ri o. a. 81 JASks
-. "a ~ o. No f0ts. Hsrf hsnt, f-ssasef. sst
- s<-s % so ne<'a< u.' sAAA sfPb % 10 s~rr
- - co.sg fors iof ~ttsrs Of Asaasrsts,s sp,s
~ IL .sa nt>sas 90 The loth DAY q Pessssry sort a.
-. =. GA N hs Dsi<s ss~ Tea yss is<S
10 s..<s JANIS ThAfIh- fss.3 Assssstsslsf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

~ The arrangements for the Fancy Ball at
the Astorplsco Opera House on the 18th inst Of the
be,, kind We learn from the Committee Of Managers
isst the rule excluding all persons not in costume,
esp heads Of families will be rsidiy enforced Some
Of the chssie and elegant costumes in prepar
auoo and the demand for tickets increases the time
spPrOsches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

A MI Y.-Regulas ofAnumony, beat qualify. for
n sale e. 8 b1rinKs.ip, BY
i01 LUClUs BART, late sos-dmsn 4 Hsr-l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
Proclamation.

II ME qualified electors within and for the Cor
poration of Lancaster, Ohio. are hereby n-
formed that by vote nj the Council of said Town
it has been ordered. that the question shonld he
submitted to the said electors at the now approach
ing Spring Election for Trustees &c, whether
the said electors would or would not Instruct their
said Trustees to subscribe. ON the part Of said
Town, the sum of s2jOOO to the capital stock of
the "Scioto and Hockipg valley Rail Road Com
pany," prorided the County of Fairfield shall
subscribe the sun of 800. 900 10 the same i'm
provement-aud il the said County subscribe "A
less sum than 100000, then that said Trustees
should subscribe in the proportion uoresald, that
is, one 10 four
Now therefore |. George Sanderson. President
of the Council Of said Town. do make procalna-
ton tn the qualified electors of said Town that the
question ntOresai, will he submitted 20 them rs
aforesaid, 10 be determined by them at the usual
time and place of holding the election for Cor
pora,iun officers for said Town on the THIRD
MONDAY of APRIL, inst, md that tluse of said
! electors who ARE in favor of said subscription.
may endorse on their ballot Tor Trustees and Mar
shal the words following, viz: FOR SuDSCRIP-
TlON. "and those opposed 10 the same, the words
following, viz. AGAINST SUBSCRIPTION"
GEORGE SANDERSON, President
Torn Councii Of Lancaster. Ohio
April G, lS 10. 2w43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

QHr"We were greatly mleresled' said a well known
Rev. gentleman who resides IN the western part uf the
Stale of New York, in incident which tnok place while
upon voyage over Lake Erie last summer. We saw
two young ladies carefully persng paper which we hap
pencd to he correspondent 10, and having been absent
Time, and mol having copy for month, we
borrowed it;he young ladies Informed us that il was no
Doubt old paper, they had obtained 1t around two
bottles Of medicine they had purchased nt Buffalo and pro
dncing one Of the hotties ! saw the well known DR.
Vaughn's LihOniriplc.-l nsked the ladies where they
were going which required great precnntion regard
ed health nrlifcaon Of such character Ms this wei
known remedy, they stated TO with considerable fee!
ling that they had left their home IN the centre of YOrl
State and to reside with married sister in Michigan
their mother an aged lady, too aged 10 travel feared the a
tai Fever and ige won fasen itself upon her children
now leaving her; unnccmaed they were and bcgget
them 10 carry into that slckly country tins complete anti
doe, the old lady believed, all disease for size ha
ecn cured ofdropsy by lis Wih hottie in each ham
they bid adieu 10 their kind old parent who Parted viii
| them happy, relieving now that they safe Such
understand 10 he the faith an the country in this sin
guar Panacca." Sre columns for advertisement. Ca
upon an agent aud get pamphlet.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

DISTRESSING AcCIDENT-FoUR PER-
SONS DRowNED.-Mr. JACOB NUNEMA.
KER, wife. child and Nephew, a young
man about Is years of age, were all
drowned on last Monday while attempt
ing to cross Walnut creek below Water
loo. in Violet township. 1t is supposed
that in attempting to cross, the current
being very rapid the Buggy was upset,
and the whole party precipitaied into the
stream.-The body of the wife was soor
rescued from the water, but too late t'
save life. When our informant left the
fatal scene, the bodies of the other vic
Tins had not been found.
Mr.. Nunemaker was one of the most
respectable citizens of Liberty township
and this melancholy event will cast ;
gloom over the whole neighborhood
The party was on their return from visit
ing some friends in Pickaway county, ant
had reached that near home when the ia
tai accident happened them. They leave
numerous circle of friends. and large
family to mourn their untimely loss.-O
Eagle.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

A SECRET AGRARIAN SOCIETY was late,
ly broken up in Paris by the arrest offor,
" of its members, while in session, with
the seizure of their arms and papers
Their motto was expressive oftheir in'
tentions-."So long as one lacks the neces'
sary, none has a right 20 the superhuous.
Cabel's Icarian Socialists have also beer
broken up at their head quarters, Rue
Jean jacques Rousseau. Soihe lcarians
have not only failed in Texas, hut been
dispersed at home. and their papers seiz
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
In Fairfield Common Pleas.
PETITION TO SELL LNNDS.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Tennis = A.hbronk. Guardian Of Isaac n. Kauf-
man, Elijah B. Kaufman, Cathariue Huffman,
Joseph d. kaufman aud Nancy kaufman.
Fx-pdrie.
IN nhe,lieuce 10 m nrtler of sale directed To me
from the Cour, n.rresaid at It's March Term,
l849. will on Saturday The l2h day of May
pcrt. bcfjre the door OF the Court House in said
Comfy, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and O'clock p. NJ. Of said day. offer for sale by
public velrdue aud oulcry, three eqinl undivided
fourth parts of the following parcels ol Land, sit
uale in Fairfield Cotinty, to WIZ
Frs-Par nf Section No 10, Township No II,
Range M II, containing 800 Acres.
StcoaG--Parl Of the West halt of Section No
lG. Township No Il, Ruuge No II, containing ~
Acres.
Tkird-Part of the Northeast Qunrier-of Secl
ton No IL. Township Nn II, Range No II, con-
tanning 40 Acres and II perches.
Fogrth-Pnr, Of the West half Of Section No
l3. Township No -. Range No ls containing 25
Acres and rods--the metes and bonnds whereof
are particularly set out in snd order Of sale, sub
ieci Ia the lnlluwing membranes.
First---Tn the support of Christian Shickler,
during his liIee. equal Ia ihree-fnlrtis the M
terest on rhe sum of 81 $50 SO, payable annually.
Secona-ru right Of Duwer in the whole ot
snid premises in favor of CatImrine Kaufman,
Widow Of Datid Kautinau, deceased
Thi,d--rhe right oi Dover III favor OF Mary
Ann. Widow Of Joseph Kaufman. limited to three
ours the interest therein, aud lastly sub also
IN be taken nj the appiaisement OF three lndicnus
men after the denth of said Christian Shcklef,
by David. Noah Joseph (now deceased) and Sam
uel Kaufman. sons OF David Kaufman. deceased.
ou payment to Barbarn Spltler or heirs and
Christian Kanffmaa or heirs. the eamnunt stipulated
IN s,id David's will, to-wii; Tmee-eigflhs OF
81 856 56-lOO aud the residue thereof equally
between all the nther heirs. Said interest not "
he sold for less than $3.50 aud for cash IN lmnd.
TUNIS P. kSHBRo0K.
Gudrdian as etoresaid
V March 80 1919. PlS7 OwH
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

CANADA-SIGNs OF A MovEMENT.-A
telegraph despatch, dated at Mon,real, on
Saturday last, has the following iutclli-
gence:
In consequence Of IFS being reported
that the bill to pay the rebellion cases was
to be signed by the Governor yesterday
much excitement prevailed and it was
only by ,he strenuous exertions of inHu-
enlial persons of the Tory party that
large crowd was prevented from assemb
ling around the Parliament House.
The colored inhabitants of Sandwich
have presented strong petition to the
Governor General, against the Rebellion
losses bill.