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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
-TIIHE Proprietors Of thil Matnmo.l e..sll.llnlsr

.TH7HE Proprietors of thil Mammoth cs.sLHs'imau'
y which consists Of the most talented fOUt.s-
TRANS as vel as the finest stud Of TRAINED HGE.
gESSnd PONIES in tie " rl4, have also cnanf s'cd
with Il rHREE STUPENDOiiS ELEPHANTS U.l.oc,
wondgffal doc.l.tg al4 almo7i incredible trliuing
have rendered ,hem the adiTsti0n Of the thou en1l
who have seen thein boi in Ibis country anj Europe
ID addition 10 ihsir hsTetoi5ra cnmplats and nhri
vailed com panY, th'Y have na1s ne most eZtssiye
a1dit.Ons, AID Introduced every IN pTovemeht which
TINE, MONEY sn1 the nos, rsy -AAIEC EXErTic-sa
could eff sct in order TO rrniqr th3 sTssou oF is1J
the mos attractive ono ia the snn-ls oi Es.s-i.n.
The Celebrated ECTrPPhN BRASS BA,;D up.
der the direction Of Nj J. T. ADAMS Es5 oeen cIf f-s
I ed for the sca1on.
Tais MammoG eompssT vi! rH.aT .HTu q, II o.
clock On thc morning d Cati1i'ia= j. raAy1 Pa
cEs7I3s prece5zd By .le rasnihc-n. LAST !NIIAN
CAR drs vn 6y the ttrna h1ga Elephant 81 TIE ,n
( Fsny, contsining the foil LAID lts.l b. can l5t'
Of .ae whole troupe oi 2 iGsI-raIs, u Iuu,s1 o.
magnihcient stud Of horsss, AMI all the cos'!y aN
highly orasmeu.e4 vehicles Deinng 10 the c.taa b
m9nt. The ez1ui1tely bssutiiuf CHARIOT @
! QUEEN NAE drawn by TNLNTY LlLtIPCT!A,
PONIES 1sl bring Up thsrelr, te l1lr forming ~
most IMPOSING PAGEANT ever VITA. y,eI in the
United statss.
I Master Of tie Arons FFAEK WHTTTAEEp; 7
lusl-gain Director sir. " d. STOUT; ClOlsng SAL
4 LATHR0P Il WILLIAM AYNkR % fIaerl1oTi
as tae original KEr OEAT n, ani thelAtter &c
country; Treasurer VI JANFS ". FO4liAY; Man
ager and Director NJ. & C. t,i TX.
Price Of admission % cents, without dI.tinct0n d
age. Doors open a. sad G.. P=liyuneuces com
: nence It ana T. N.
This immense s. Hig .a2sa: eoaf fa'y ! viii perform
AZ Lancaster. Thu,sIay, str. 20, 80,
September 10, 1850 2aig
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

&HERIFF;S sALE.---IA Fairfield common
y Pleas Williams & Ackley rs. Henry Ditoe, a ale.
By virtue Of order TO me directed from the court
Of common pleas Of Fairfield county, Chic will ofcr
snd expose to sale by public yendus and oulcry the
door Of the court house In rsid county Modag the
7h day of October 1850 between tie fouri Of ~ o.
clock 4. NJ and 4oeiock P. NJ Of said day. 'he follow
ing described decree Of the court o. comUn pleas oi
Fairfield county, Ohio, to-wit The decree Of Thomas
Williams Is. the Zanesvillc and Msysyiile Turnpike
Company Of the 26th Of septembre 1872 for the sum Of
2065 g. subj ct to credit Of s20l H. as o. the 14th
Of May, 1916. Terms Of sale, cash
OLIVER H. PERRY. Sheriff.
August 30, 1850 90 5w.7
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Slate or Ohio, PnlrfeId county, s..

State or Ohio, PnlrleId COHh'y, s..
Mpheus J. Smith,
w. :.
Stephen Paden and ~ CoHFt q I0haN-0H FNos
William MauRsr,
ME DeieDdint Stephen Pndsn lsine non resident
II is hereby notified that on the i4sh day Of August
A. d. 1860, Apheus Smith filed IN the o5urt Of com
mon pleas u ssid county bill N ehsneey sg,insi te
said Stephen padsn ard William Nauger that said bill
sets iOrt1 that At the April term 1850 q said court
the said AlpheusJ Snlhreecvereds judgment against
the said Stephen Paden for nine hundred snd three
dollars and SIXTY cents with costs Of suite that said
stephen Psdsn has properly real or personal sub
jpct to execution a. lsiS, tat The said William Msu-
gsr Is indebted N the said paden ia hs of egh-
teen hundred and sixty Ere dollars evidenced By
four notes, secured by mortgage on real estate a. s4-
CITED in siid bill
Ths prayer Of said bill is that the said Msuger b.
restrained from paying over the said to said
Psden due SAID notes, ard that said Paden be re-
strained from receiving the same, end that the no
neys due said notes they respectively fall due
may be subjected % the payment Of the judgment re-
covered as aforesaid.
And the said Stephen Ps3sn d further notified thai
unless he appears and plead answer, demur 70 III,
said bill within 60days after the next term Of aid eouT
the said Aphsua j. Smith AZ the neSt term after thi
expiration Of SIXTY days, win apply % the said eour
to take the matters Of said bill confessed and to de
cree thereon accordingly -.,, -,
II. II. HuETrn, Attorney for ComPIaiadat
August IS, 1890. S5,25 ewl5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

TaoRNvlLLE MEETINa.-An interest
ing account of the Locofoco meeting in
Thornville on Sa'urday last, for which
such an effort was made to obtain crnwd
will be found IN another column. 1t is
scarcely credible that rheh laying claims
to intelligence and honesty, would en-
danger their reputation with such asser'
tions before crowd that must possess
some information; aud yet the writer OF
the letter would not wilfully miSrePre
sell. any Of the speakers. The idea that
little rising of Sl2O, 100000 of revenue
would balance $3.50 900 900 of expens
es is prepOsterous.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

Nnw YInK PoLIrIcs ~ despatch, ON
Monday, announced To oui readers the
coalition Of Huukers aud BIrnburners IN
New Ymk. The regular rules of the
party were dispensed with and from some
counties Two sets Of delegates wero al
mitted to the nougrel Convention. The
result has been the nomination of three
| 3atHburuers aud twu Hunkers for State
| officers. Men who have hitherto declared
that they were divided IN opinion Oh vi
tai points and whoh heaped upon each
tother the mnst offensive and npprobrou'
terms of reprtachi have again attempted
To unite, drawn ldgeIlier BY the cohesive
power of public pIunder.' The motto oi
New York I.ncofocd politicians, "to the
victors belong the spoiIs," has been too
strong temptation for men df easy vir'
tue andthose who held out strongly for
few years, have at length yielded to the
syren voice Of the tempter and again tal
len from grace.
The moral is not yet written. Ills tc
be seen whether the Masses that com
pose thetwo factions, will forge the issues
upon which they we're induced to battle
in lS4S and 1S49. We do not belive II
What was famiiarly known as The "Al
Ibany Regency" was in its day the mos
corrupt political clique in the Union-il
members openly avowed that the spoil
of office was the mainspriug Of their &C
: lion and while crying nut against the a
t buses ofthe day, were secretly engaged
in them. 1t received death blow II
. 1874, and soon after disclosures wer'
made that shocked the moral sense 0f tn
comnuui,y aud changed the complexion
; of New York politics. The disclosure
, resulted from the war between the tw
5 IdCtlOHo, anu tHC PC"p'O WS'O 'O w"
pletely lisgusted with the leaders of th
then dominant party that neither sid
i could cause rally in their favor.
. We hope and frost that the Wings :
the Empire Stale are united. If they d
$ not allow dsseGsuns aud divisions upO
y personal differences 10 weaken the
s strength they will be able 10 battle SUI
o eessfully agalnststhis coalition of factiur
e and retain their State inIhe Wing galax,
l. following up a Wing victory in Ohio vii
another that will add strength aud conf
n dence TO The Administration, The head
70 which is one ofthe Empire States favo
e lie sons, whom they are called upon
n sustain, mol only on this account, bit b
at cause the Wing party of the Union d
Ig pendS upon successful and popular Al
4. rhinistration of National affairs.
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SAN FRAHc1sco, March Q, ls5O.l

J.C. AVER, Esq--Dear Sir: We have the pleasure
to inform YOU that since advices Of the 9th utimo
we have disposed Of all the Cherry Pectoral consign
ed to our House For the benefit experienced by those
who have used it, there has grown up here con
dance in the article which will insure you for this
market an increasing and permanent demand.
The rapid changes Of our climate from heat to cold
and heat again, induce, might be expected the al
of these, within our knowledge, have been speodil!
cured by your preparation, to afford, as it We're
immunity from their attacks.
We are daily expecting the next arrival, and wou
advise the continuation Of your monthly shipments
larger quantities than hitherto. Yours, &c,
aug g.30----lml6 J. G.. CRAM T. CO.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

MARRIED On The 8lh inst. by HE Rev, 7
c. Benadum. Mr. JACOB SWAHER and Mss
ELIZABETH CRIrES bhhnfB'nbm thwl'hip
On the 8h inst by the Rev. John Whgeni IL
Mr. JOHN +. MARTIN aal Miss SARAH Z
BGRST LER Of NJ misln tnwuship
Un Tuesday the l0h inst. by III. same. NJ
JOHN NJ. PORTER and Mis' JANE ORMiN
ol this plnce.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

TTNDERSTAND.--sixm months have now elnps-
u ed since requested all those indebted to me to
come forward andpay up. Some Of my friends have
been kind enough to respond TO my request while
others probably have thought do not need funds.
This is therefore to give such Of my trienos (who
NAV have such impression to understand that is my
determination 10 collect all outstanding claims, and
would much prefer receiving the same without any
coercive means. JOHN G. WEAVER.
Lancaster, september 6, 1850 swl7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

DUBLIC sALE.--Will be sold at public sale at
i the residence of the subscriber in Hooking town
ship, four miles southwest of Lancaster, Monday
he 3Ot day of September, 1851 the following pro-
perty, to- wit head of Work Horses; yearing Colt;
lfhead Of Cattle, a of them spring Calves; s-.
26 head Of Hogs, 26 head of Sheep,
Hay in the Stack, Corn in the ground,
All kinds of Farming Utensils, such as floughs Har'
rows. Cultiyator, Horse Gears new Saddle,
A lot of Household Furniture, such as Cooking
Stove; Corner Cupboard; Table, Wool Wheel,
Chairs, Bebsteads and number Of other articles
Terms made known on the day of sale. Sale to COM
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day. ,n.,,-,,,,
september Is, 1850. 9wl9'
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GREAT COUcM REMEDY!

In Offering t. the community ts justly celebrated
resdv or dspases Of the throat ana lungs il is not
ou wish TO ris with the lives or health o the aiet'
el but frankly 10 lay before them the opinions oil dis
ngushed men and some OF the evidences ofis suf cess
from which they can Judge for themselves. We
sincerely pledge ourselves to make wild assertions
OF false s;atements Of itseesey nor will we hold out
any hope to suffering humanity which facts Will not
warrant:
Many pro9fS arr here given, and we solicit an in
uuiry from the public into s publish, feeling as
siredt they will hrt them perfectly reliable, and the
medicine worthy their best confidence and patronage
FROM nFxIAMIS sILLISAS, II. n, L. L. D., ETC.
Professor of Chemistry Miner5loyy, &c, Yale Col
lec, Membsrnf the Lit. Hist Med. Phil and Scen
Societies of America and Eirope.
81 deem the cHEaRY PICTORIAL al admirable COM
position from some CT the best articles in the Materi1
Aiedica and very effective rCmedy for the class OF
diseases it is intended 10 cure"
New HAVEN, Connecticut, Nov. !, lofl -. ~ p
Professor Cleayeland Of BOwdoin College, Maine,
writas"I have witnessed the effects OF your citER.
ny Pee ronAL in my own family thai nf my fri nds
and gives me satisfaction TO state ia its favor that no
medicine have ever known has proved so emnently
successful in curing dis eases OF the throat and lungs
| Rev Dr. Good writes. That he considers 'cHER-
NJ PICTORIAL the best medicine for Pulmonary As
fection5 ever offered to the public and states thathis
daughter after being obliged to keep her room four
months with severe settled cough, accompanied by
raising Of blood night sweat, ana the attendant symp-
toms OF consumption, commenced the use o the cER-
/ RN PICTORIAL ahu CoihPictcis ASSuN
HEAR rHE PArIEyr--Dr. Ayer-Dear Sir; For two
years past was afflicted with very severe cough,
accompanied by splitting Of blood and profuse night
sweats By theadvice of my attending physician |
was induced to use your cEkRRY PICTORIAL, and con-
tinued TO do so till considered myself cured and as
cribe the effect to your preparation J: RANDALL. (.
Hamplen IS. SPRISGgIELD; Nov. u, lN4S.
This day appeared the above named James Randall
ard prononhced the above statemeHt true in every
respect. LORENZO NOHIo.N, JuSuee'
THE REMEDY THAT CURES. ,.
.,4 ,.,- PORTLAND, Maine, Jan. 10, 1887.
; DR.. Aver; ! have been long afflicted with Asthma
which grew yearly until last autumn Drought
on a cough which confined me in my chamber and be-
gan to assume the alarming symptoms Of consumP'
ton had tried the best advice and the best medl-
cine TO no purpose, until used your CHERRY PEcTo-
RAJ which has cured me, aud you may well Pe5e'e n
me. Gratefully yours. D. u. r. ~, .sa.r;.s.
II there is any value in the judgement o tne WISE
who speaks from experience, here iss medicine "of-
thy Of the public conhdeRee ,,,,, ,.,ss
= pnEPkRrD ny Jc AVER, cIrENiTsri Lo"t;LL MAs' l
|. Sold In Lancaster bv q. G. Beck and Ir M z, hre-
70 dor. PrsbSille. by g. McFsdden and by Druggist
j generally August 30, 1850 onio-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

ENSTATE of William Davis.--NotCeis is here.
by given, that the undersigned has been appoint
ed Administrator oil the Estate Of WILLIAM DAVIS, de-
ceased late Of the township Of Liberty, in the county
Of Fairfield and State Of Ohio, and Is authorised to
Estate are requested to present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement and those who are indebted to
said Estate are requested to make payment. without
delay A. L. SIMMONS, AdHtoT.
september 6, 1850 4w17'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

ARAnAy LEIMEET Spinal affections, paralysis
palzy, nervous diseases rheumatism, &c, that have
resisted the skill Of the physicians for years. can b
speedy and permanently cured by the new and grea
Arabian remedy called II, g. FarTelps Arabian Lirt
rs excellent also for cuts, burns.sprains, bruizes
bites Of insects, reptiles, &c. and is the best hOrs
medicine ever discovered.
l-sSee advertisement 2Wl9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

FA1RF1E-D Cqvx1y. OrsFo, July "a, 1900 Z
This msyesrtiiy that We have ustd on our fsrms;
the last year. in seeding wheat Mooras Patent Grain
Drill and from the rssCl's arc well convinced that =
aasyy ~ most vsIallIe purpose. We find il well
pied 10 Ill kinds III auds lilly stony end stumpy
Upon suct iaE1 W. found 70 ifeGity in using i. We
believe il essrot Be besgTozs5ed On aby kinds Of land;
and IN NV n Wat llads have iourd Il TO answer
tbs puTnss most sirni1ably-Wh u sowed BY thia
Drill hot being su let 10 ree1e CIT on low lands, as
nat soged in IL. ordilary way. by broadcast From
9Hr experience, ae are fpliJ sited that there Is
great llving IA ID by using this Drill sna much
larger yield in ti- 2Pard 7ilsl continue the use
Of his Dril hereafter in seeding al our wheat and re-
-.-. -perI it r. al! f,rme-a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

iNsTATE of fZackariah' SRugert. Notice is
Whereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified as Administrator Of the Estate q
AprAH SHugrRT, deceased, late nf Fairfield
county, Ohio JOHN SHUGERT, Admtoy.
Lancaster, september 49, $780, 4wl9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

NOTICE.-Ran from the subscriber living
IN inAmAnda Township, Fairfield county. on Satur.
day the nth Of August last, Sarah smith, aged about
10. hereby forwsrn all persons from harboring or
her contracting. PHILIP WELSHlMER.
september 8, 1850 g, it SwT
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CtnARnA1N,s sALE.--Ry yirtue Of an orde,

GUARDIANS SALE.--By virtue oil an order
W of the court of common pleas, made at the Sep
tenber Term, tS49, to me directed, will as Guardian
Of MAuaAREr and SARAH ISRAEL, minors, proceed
to sell at public sale, on Monday the 7h day 9t
October nert, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ
and o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at the court thouse
door in the town of Lancaster in said county the lot-
teen l5) in Brunstedts addition to the town Of Ian
caster, in said county Of Fairfield.
Terms of Sale One fourth part Of tho purchase
money in hand--one- fourth in one year-one fourth
in two years. and the residue in three years, with in
forest from the day Of sale:
september 6, 1850 50 6wl7
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NEW GooDs--Iuly 2pth. 1sao.

Nhis day received stthe cheap cash store, opposite
4 s heffers Hotel, large aud general assortment
OF New Goods, embracing every Kind and yariety Of
Fancy snd stapls DRY GOODS Having purchased
this stock between the regular seasons for going East
thereby realizing an advantage in buying many lnI'
of Goods anl getting frei ,ht at low ratN cn,blrs me
to sell my articles at greatly reduced prices. Every
lancaster, Aug. '6 So W. T. WISE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

ESTATE of Philemon Beecher.-Notice is
AV hereby given to all concerned, that the account
current and vouchers thereto of the Estate Of PHIL
EMoN BErcHER, deceased. by Jesse Beecher, Ad-
mnisrator have been filed for inspection and settle
nent at the next term of the court OF common pleas
ANY person Interested may file written exceptions to
any item thereof JOEL RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
September 49, 1850. 3wl9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

lPWe have been favored with the lperusal Of the
following letter from California, whcn shows the val
ue seton Cherry PectOral in that distant portion of
our country It's sold there at five dollars per bot
e-BoStoa Republican.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

Dr. GuYsoTT's yellow Dock AND sARsAPARIL'
LA, for the cure of Diseases or asa Spring purifier q
The blood and as general Tonic for the system, il
uyiralea. -.
The curative powers Of this extract are truly won
derfu, and all nvilads should make immediate tria
of the YellotO DOck aud SGrsa2arilIa" 1t canno
injure the most delicate patient.
See advertisement lmH
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

DUBLIC SALE.--I will sell at my residence,
Il three miles north of Lancaster, the canal, in
Greenfield township, on "Wednesday the 9th day Of
October 1850 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at public auction
the following property, to-wit
aSTwo head Of Horses, 6 head of Mich Cows,
Q Sows with Pigs, Wagon Cart, Horse Gears,
Loom and Tackling, Ploughs, Harrows, and every
thing suitable for farmer,
Q Cooking stoves AMI every other kind o House
hold and Kitchen furniture not necessary to mention.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
JOHN MORGAN.
september 90, 1870. 3w9O'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

A MANDA RACES, for 1s50.--To commence
N on Tuesday the 22nl day Of October, 1850, AMI
continue four days
First Day--Colt purse of $50, for three year old
Colts, confined to colts owned in the State, one mile
and repeat,
Second DGy--A county race for $50. confined to
horses owned in the county for three years, one mile
and repeat
Third Day-Three best in five, for $50, free Tor
anything owned in the State.
Fourth Day--For 800, free for any thing, two
miles and repeat, ...-
Each day, three or more horses to make race the
racing to be governed by the Richmond Tree Hill
Jockey Club rules.
Amanda, Fairfield county, Ohio, sep. 10, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

VKTALL PAPER.--Justr received 5000 pieces Q
wv Wall Paper of all kinds, from 19S cents up:
For sale by LITTLE DRESbAChS;
Lancaster, August 30, 1850. l7u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
CIxclSNArt. September l9

LINCINhATI, oeDItIHOeI TO
River continues to recede slowly. Weather
clondy.
Flour 81, sa.5O03,5s. W6iskey %. Grai'
unchanged. Sales Of 100 kegs Lard al el NJ
sales Of Groceries.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

JupGE JOHNSTON Wig Meetings. T.
According to appolhttiept, our CandI'
date for Governor will address the peo'
pie of Hooking, at Logan, on next Tues
day; aud The people Of Ross, at ChillIco
the, on next Wednesday. ,
As it is not probable that he will have
time to address the people in Lancaster
we make these announcements that any
who wish to hear him, can attend the utit
or the other of these meetings.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
The Graefcnberg z lieairincs

The Graetenoerg Eye Lotion, price 70 cents per
bottle, with full drection1
The Graefsnberg ssrsa parills Compound price 81
per bottle.
The Grasfenberg Health Bitter5 price % cents per
package.
For sale by Reinmund, Beck & Son, Lancsster;Gares
and Taylor, Groveport; D. B. Rinehar, Lithopoli; a
d. Benadum Waterloo: A. r. Mithoif, Loekvil; w. +
Brock Co. Carroll; Leonard Brother, BAIL; VIII
liam Myers, Havensport; E. Geohegan. Baltimore
James Claypole, New salem; P. Bans, PleagsItville
w. L, & J,W. Clement. Royalton, Nathan WorTaH
Amanda; Samuel Dunn, Greencastle.
General Depot at J. D Daughty' Drug Store, north
east corner Of Main and 9Th street, Cincinnati Ohio.
Aupust 30. 1880. emlb
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Housk OF REPRgsESTATiyEs.
WAsu,ycrnH Augiist OY I0r0

Editors Of The Daily Globe:
GsNTLEMRN:-A sperch purpnrtng lu have
been made by Hon. EpsoS B. ULos, appears in
this mornings Daily Globe. lam represented as
hapiag said much tchich Idid not sag, tohiic that
Which / did say on LhM occasion is. ih most in
Stances either whoiy omitted or so garfield and
Jatsifed, as 10 make il necessary that ishomid
pronounce Mc schote report, SO far as my remarks
are concerned tissue ofmisrePrcs'atatioRs
wholly exoneratu your geutlemanly reporters
from all hlams because Mr.. OdS las Informed
me that he wroe nut his own remarks as wei as
those he las attributed 10 me, without being gny-
erled 10y tho notes Of any reporter. The insrrp-
reseutatiulls | charge npon hiiD, nnd not upon
thcnl. Very truly yonrs. Sc,
l.. d CAMPBELL. +
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A CARp.--M EHior.--AS you are gene ally
willing to noti mech lnical improvements ghln4
on in our tnwn, we take the opportunity . rr-'
sening To the public The LAT" i,fpdyemsat' in
the "MagnnIi Steam Mil" She iorn'sr ma Ia
A8O barrels of Flour in six days; sc now ia tin
same time uugI1 oul SEQ hmrela II tie woi''
can be s,Irpn.se in this socii,n ui t.ls co.uiuy
wc would like tn klr,w ~ here. .
JOHN H. PRICE / v;,j.r::
... { NJ BROWN "'''''
WILLIAM FlSMER. Engineers
Lancaster. Sept II 1851 -
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NTOW oPENING--A handsome variety Of Cali
~ Goes, Gjpghams, 4-i Prints Oh Ghintzs, Lawns
Irish Linens. Changeable Mohair I.rsres. ~
STAPLE G00DS-Such as 1lckingS; bi9Wn b,S, ,a1 a.,u
Bleached Drillings, Apron Checks Rleachcd Mu'lns
Brown Linens, Nhitl snd Nd ti9AneN DlS " Ael'su ..
Sheetings, from to yards wide tlilo"''a'' No'0''
Table Covers -, li,,l. or
Together witha General asscrth'nt 9i al nqs OF
Goods, for Housekeeping purposes Tor SAFE az W D.
Lancaster. Aug. 49, 1850. 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

IL MURPHY, would respectfully inform the ei-
LIZ tizens Of Lancaster and vicinity that she ha2 re-
moved to the rooms formerly occupied by j. = " Nea'
yer Co., in the TalImadge Block where she Is open.
ing beautiful assortment Of Fancy ana Uty
Goods, which sho would be Peaged % show 70 her
friends and tbs public in generl ~
Lancaster, April l2 1850 '..t ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

IWe wish the Telegraph to under
stand, while It'll preaching morality, Sa-
tan has done that before, that we don't
90 outof DIR way to hunt choice epitheIs
We wete once told, when we were try.
lug the operation,to to say "diamond" when
we wished 70 say diamond" and to say
spade" when we wished to say "spudo."
Following the advice, we wish now to
saw that the man who retails lie is as
much Of d iiat as tie originator Of il.