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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
ID DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given.

DAD UNUIILE'-N0uce IS hefeDy gwen ma
HI petition will be presented to the Commission
ers of Fairfield county, at their December session
praying for the alteration of part of the road leading
from Lancaster to Granville to-wit Beginning at the
Southeast corner of school house lot No l. Greenfield
township running thence North on the Section line
between the lands of Henry Arnold and Hezekiaf
Brook and Mrs, Weakley and Samuel Wagner, to OF
near the Northwest corner Of Mrs Weakleys Whea
field; thence East or as practicable to salt
road as It now runs, MANY PETITIONERS.
November |, 1859. 5w2b
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DoND's PAIN DESTROYER AND HEALING

i EXTRACT.-Known for dispensing infsmma
tons subdung pains. quieting nervous irritablity,
removing speedily all soreness from wounds or bfi-
ses, preventing broken limbs from swelling. curing
sprains lameness, tumors sores urfd healing wounds
rapidly Nothing equals Il for sore throat, quinsy
cholic, ear.ache tooth.Ache night cough from colds
and almost all the ills that atfiict a family.
Sold in Lancaster by G. G. Beck, NJ T. Kreider; G.
McFadden, Rushville; D, Holderman, Amanda.
October %, 1850. 0,, ie-r 6m25
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To BUggy aud carriage BMildcrs.

To Buggy and Garbage Builders.
lust received and now opening at tho GREAT
% HARDWARE STORE,
100 pairs ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
ri5a19E&/ 80 Sets Buggy & Carriage AXELS,
es3gSfsf- 90 pieces Gum and Japsned Cloth,
X2--s2-,A beautiful assortnents Of Red
Mazariho blue 4 drab Damasks; Red & blue Plush,
300 wards Harrow and wide Coach Lace
Particular attention has been paid in laying in our
goods in this department Of trade. and we aser
ourselves that our Carriage and Buggy makers will
pronounce one OF the largest and most beautiful
sortment trimmings ever opened in this market and
will enable them to trim in style that will compare
with any of the manufacturers in the surrounding
cities. EFFINGER, WHITE h LATTA.
Lancaster, November 6, 1850 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

StIX CENTS REWARD Runaway from the sub
Ohio on Friday the 9th day Of November 1850, Hen.
ry Bricker an ndented apprentice to the Farming and
Weaving Business, aged about 20 years and eight
months. Said Bricker is rather heavy set, has a
simple look, blue eyes, and light hair. Had on snuff
colered coat, blue pants, and new fur hat
trusting him on my account, will pay no debts Of
his contracting.
The above reward will be paid for the return Of
the said Henry, but no other charges paid
GEORGE ST0NEBURNER.
Novornber IL 1880. Z '3w2S
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In EnirGeld Cnmmon Plens--In Partilion.

In Fairfield Common Pleas~"ln fartltlOn'
John B. Wklff, Guardian of John Comstock U.s. James
Comstocl, Armelia Comstock, Matthias Comstock
Thomas Comstock, William H. Comsock and Anna
Bender, widow.
said Plaintiff has filed in the clerks Office of the
court Of common Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio, his
petition against said defendants stating that Thom,s
Comstock SEN, deceased died intestate, seized of
part Of the North side of the Northeast Quarter Of
Section No. 81, Township No. II and Range No. 10,
IN the Refugee Tract executed to John Fulton by the
United States containing 40 acres in Fairfield county
Ohio, which has descended to said heirs atlaw, sub
iect to the widows DOVER and is held by them
tenants in coparcenry and praying for assignment Of
said widows dover, andiull partition Of said land
Which partition will come on to be heard at the next
term of said court to be held in Lancaster in said coun
| ty. CHARLES F. SHEFFER.
Solicitor for DemdrdantS
ro,,orobor IL 1870 $3.50 6w2S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

II AW PARTNERSHIP have associated CHARLES
LID. MARTIN with myself in the practice OF the
Law, and will in future adopt the style Of ID. C..
D. MARTIN, in the management Of business entrusted
o my care. JOHN ID. MAXIM.
Lancaster, October 6, lS5O-Eogie copy ly23
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

StWAN'S Treatise and Swans Manuel Just receive,
= and for sale by John L TUTHILL.
lancaster, October 26, 1850 %
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=-H-= - =-a= o. 7i-sa-i 2 =Ha-s7-s=a4'-
OBITUARY..

DlED-On the lllh lust HENRY CLINTON,
sou of Frederick A. and Mary Shgtier after an
illness oione week, need 9years months and
10 days The deceased wns nn active aud lovely
Ii tie hoy and his loss will lie severely felt by hi,
circle of relatives and fiends.
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HESITATE OF LEWIS SPENC CER.--N Notice is hero.
~ by given, that the subscriber has been appointed
and qualified as Administratoro the Estate of LEWIS
SPENcER, deceased, late of Fairfield county, Ohio
WILLIAM C. SPENCER, 1lmt0r.
november Is, 1850. s. '4w28
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
1bc Grcn, Arabian Lini,mrm,.

NNJE daily hear orths most astonishing cures being
w effected by that great popular m.dicine the
ganuin, II. G.. FASRELL's ARABIAN LINlMENT, the
greatest remedy ever discovered for almost all com
plaiAts requiring an external application, either in
man or beast In the short length Of time 1t has been
Introduced to the people OF the Unitsd States, it has
gained reputation unequaled bv any other me
iicins in the known world. WHY'S ia Tne answer
is plain; because no medicine of the kind has evel
been put before tha public deserving of the rcf
aures it has required; and it will continue to gail
friends long as it performs the most extraordinary
cures of various descriptions aft the doctors anil all
other remedies had failed. We do not only say tha
the geuna II. G.. Farrell's Arabian Lniment ran and
docs perform cures which no other medicine ran do
but YOU have here certificates Of what ithas done.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

ENSTATE OF JEREMIAH MOORE. .--Nutiee is
IA hereby given, that the undersigned was on the
25th day Of October 1880 appointed and duly quali
ed Administrator OF the Estate Of JEREMIAH MooRE,
deceased, late Of Fairfield county.
FREDERIC JULIAN, Adm'tOr,
November s, 1850. 4w2l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

The celebrated edD0CTORJAYNE, whose reputation
as benelactor to mankind extends over the whole
worli, reports that lady OF of the first famies
in Philadelphia had been confined to her bed Fourteen
years tcith Rheumatism and was cured by H. G. Far
r lis Arabian Liniment. He also says Your lini-
ment is going rapidly; send me supply mm odiateiy
by Leeche's fast line"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

A TTACHMENT NOTICE AT our inssice an ate
N tschmeBt was this day issued by e. Steinmsn
Esq, Justice of the Peace Of Hooking TOWNSHIP
Fairfield county, Ohio, aganstthe property and effects
Of Hannah Newman non resident Of said Fsirfeld
county. TENNENT BROTHER. .
November 2, 1880 4H27
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

70 keep much larger and more general sssortment
that can be found elsewhere and that by making their
purchases from US, they will not only obtain cheaper
but will be saved the trouble and necessity Of running
ell oUer torn TO find the different articles they may
need. Lancaster, November 9, lo5c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

LNSTATE OF GEORGE sEE-Notice is hereby
II given, that the undersigned has been appointed
Illustrator de b0nis noq with the Will ann xed OF
the Estate of GEORGE SEE, deceased, late Of Bern
t wnship Fairfield county, Ohio.
JANIS R. PEARCE, Adm'tOr.
Nov mber s, 1850 4w27
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

AYEn's CHERRY PEcToRAL.--There has perhaps
never been medicine before the public so well de-
serving their confidence AMI patronage ssAyerscher-
ry Pictorial. No family should be withoutit, aad
those who have used it never will
See advertisement ln2O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

A LMANACS for 165l.--Eastern German and
N English Almanacs can be had BY the gross, dozen
or single number. and also, Family Christian Alma.
macs 1t the book store Of J. LEHMAN
Lancaster, November s. 1850, sttfs a.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

ID DAD N0rICE.--The undersigned will apply
III to the county Commissioners Of Fairfield coun.
y at their next session for county road to be laid out
from the Northeast corner of his lands, being lJt No
g. in the subdivision Of the Greed farm near Lsncss-
g East and North along the line between the lands u
DARIUS Tallmadge and lands lstety owned by Welker
and Rees heifs to Che Cbillicothe road
THOMAS STURGEON.
October 90, 1850 4w96
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

DERsONs wishing 10 purchase Goods Of this des.
eription will fnd It 70 their interest to cs ttEF.
FINGER, WHITE 4 LATrA's and examine their
large and splendid assortment Of
OIL CARPETS, from 3-4 to IA wide,
Il0OI Msitl, Brass Curtain BAHds,
Brass and Glass Curtain Pins Table Knives Fprss
Coffee Mills. Sad Irons. Shovel And Tonss,
Candle Sticks, Lamps, Stair Rods,
Tubs, Churns, Wash Boards, &C. &c. &c.
Lancaster, november u, 1850 %
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FRoM OREooN.--The smigranls 10 Or
eeon, overthe plains.bave suffered dresd'
fully this winter. The Spectator reports
that one thousand wagons. destined for
Oregon, ,ure between Fort Hall &c Dalles.
the rear part Of the CsIi6rnia emmlgra.
tion has changed its c urse towards ofe'
goh.
Cant David Fisher. Of Mseox county
Missouri. was killed by the Snake ind''
ans IN his way 10 Oregon
Oregon. il seems. has been hlesl with a
soccessIon of light pleasant sbowers du.
ring the whole summer.
lLLINoIs Finances. 1t is stated that
at the present time there is not bank.
ing institution in the State Of lllinoisj yet
she is surrounded by banking States. The
consequence, is. her currency is rags in
stead Of the hard chink. Her farmers
handle little else in lbe shape Of money
than the promises Of the banks Of other
States. For this privilege they pay an,
uually not less than six hundred Thousand
dollars. Her neighbors, by means Of
bank issues, treble aud qusdruple the a.
mount inves,ed-makiug their capital pay
them eighteen TO twenty five per cent,
aud Illinois pays them this per centage
on every dollar SHE handles Of their is
sues. Then supposing the currency "fthi'
State to be ten millions. she pays I" 9th
er States and their capitalists annually
in the shape Of Interest, not less thar
5000. 900 PiHs5argA Gazette,
OUR FATuFRs.--Old fashions, they say
come new every seven years. somehow
or alher knee breeches don't come rount
any more. They say when Governor
Buwduin reviewed the troops Of MaSsa
chuselts in 1885. he was dressed in gra!
wig, coo ed hat. red small clothes, snC
black silk stockings.
lnlTs2. Gov Hancock received hi
guests in a red velvet cap, within wh'cI
was one of fine linen, turned mp over lh'
edge Oflhe velvet one two or three inch
es. He wore a blue damask gown, lmet
with silk. white satin embroidered
waistcoal, black satin small clothes, white
silk gown, lined with silk stockings, ant
red morocco slippers.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court o
Massachusetts, as la,e as 1913, w"l'
rubes of scarlet faced with black velvet
and in summer black silk grwns; gentle
men wore coats Of every variety ofc"loI
generally the cape and collar of velvet
of a different color from the coat.
; In 1889, Gen. Washington arrived i
New York, from Mount Vernon, 10 a:
> sumo the duties Of the Presidency. II
was dressed in full suit of Virgin
, home.spun. On his arrival in New Eue
land. soon after lie wore the old cnniiU
entail uniform, except on the Sabbath
when he appeared in black
I Judge Adams, when Vice Pre- siden
T. wore sword, aud walked the slreel
with his hal under his arm. AT his levee
in Phiadelphia President Wushimgto
was clad in black velvet; his hllr VI
: pnwdetcd aud gathered behind IL a S'l
# bag; yellow gloves, knee and shoe bncI
r les; he held in his baud a cooked hat. "rl
/ amenied with cockade, flngcd abo'
an inch deep with black feathers; a Ia"
swvid ina white scahhard. win pa
{ ished steel hilt, hung al his hnp,
u RETURNED CALIFuWNnNS,--The ;
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

8IdnlJddprerg and Importer, then
Fall supply Of Hardware. On ac-
count Of our large sales for the last
six months and snticipatinga heavy
increase TO our business this Fall
Iand Winter, we have added largely
70 our former purchases. Custom
lers will find by dealing At our es-
tablishment that we not only sell
goods cheaper than any other house
in this section Of the country, but
that our extensive trade enables US
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

nR. TOM. o. EDw Having removed
~ his family 10 Gin nnati, it now becomes impeTa-
tfye that the accounts of the firm Of bERSTLER
EDWARDS be at once closed This is the last notice
viii continue to practice my profession at the Old
Office. G. W BtbRSIdER
Lancaster, October %, 1850. 3w95
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

ANEcDoTE IN NATURAL HIsToRY.-The
Literary Gazette gives curious anec-
dnle in Natural History. A favorile mag
pie bad been accustomed to receive dain-
~ bits from The mouth of its mistress
The other day il perched, as usual. on
her shoulder. and inserted it's beak be-
tween her lips not. as it proved, to re.
ceive;for as one good turned deserves a
nolher, The gra,efulbild dropped an i'm.
mense green, ia, calerPiller into the la-
dy's1mouth.
EY Turner, The outlaw, who murdered
Tenant, Of the boundary commission. has
been sentenced 10 the Texas penileplisfy
for Is years, y & 9s4 ssli
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

Thadeus Smith, of Mudd creek, Tahewell county,
Illinois, says: 81 had lost the use of my arm for more
tlan year, by palIy or paralysis; the flesh had en-
tirely withered away leaving nothing but skin, mus
Gle and bone tried all the hest doctors and all the
remedies could hear Of but they did good. Ithcn
commenced the use of H. g. Farrells Arabian i.ini.
ment and few bottles entirely cured me, and my
arm is now as strong and eShy the other 1t is also
iirst.rate for burns, sprains and bruizes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
EMPIRE SHAVING SALOON.
30 TIOuse-KecpeTs.

CORNELIUS J0NEa, Fashionable BARRIER and Hair
~ Dresser, one door West Of the Hooking Valley
Bank, Lancaster, Ohio. nov. 10. 25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

.HENTLEMEN can find some beautiful Cloths, Cas-
u simeres Vestings aud Jenny Lind Csvats at
October @, 1850 HENLY
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

DOOTs ASD ShOES.--Oh hand Inc ssacr
ID men, Of Men and Boy's Shoes aL4 Boots. :. Dies
Misses and ehildren's Boot and Tie4. Also large
stock Of Gum Boots and Sho's for Men. Women snt
chi dreu, for sale by LITTLE / DKEsBACHs.
lancaster, OCTOBER 2h, ls5U 90.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
hebrew Books.

HEBREW Grsunnars and Dictionaries, Christomt
thy and Bibles, ,...g.. JOHN LEHMAN,
lancaster, October 4, 1850 q
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Tuine nnh Cor,inras.

$50 lbs. brown do
Clock cord Fish Teaine snd Hooks shoe thread,
Wrapping TSgine, Bed cord, halter rope and Tow
line, Just received At KAUFFMAN'S
Angus. Q, 1850 sass IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
Fugitive Slave Law Boots a Shoes.

TOHN MACELRoY thankful for past favOrs would
d inform his friends and public generally that he still
continues to manufacture BOOTS & SHOES Of every
variety at the old stand in SHAwK's
Row, Immediately opposite George
Kag9naR's Drug Store, under the
-. name and firm of
-As-G - MacelrOy and BillinghuTst.
TX In addition to our former stock O
ready made work, we have added the
entire stock Of Mr.. WILLIAM UPHELD long and favor
ably known in Lancaster as a workman, which we
now offer at low figures for the ready pay We in
tend keeping constantly on hand ready made work,
and will make to order every variety OF work made
in Lancaster all Of which we will warrant to purcha-
sers. MACElRO1 u BlLLlNGHURST.
n. B. | wish between now and the first Of January
next to settle up the business of the former
JOHN MACELROY
Lancaster November s, 1850. 27
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Valuable Property for Sale.--I wish to sell
the East halt Of Lot No 2 and Lot No. 3 In the
9th Square Of Lancaster being the late residence Of
IGeorKe Myers. Also the hTm live an two mileE
East Of Lancaster containing 2aSaeres, all enclosed
and we'll improved which is the best md most desiEs
Bile farm snd town property in ths county and win be
sold on easy terms to suit purchasers eAlf and see
JOHN A. COLLINS
August l6, 1850 I5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

Ny daughter. when months old. was taken with
swelling in the tonsls which grew larger and lager
till when years old she had great difficulty in swal
lowing her food. Every night watch was kept, fear,
her. but could give no relief took her to the most
eminent doctors in the East they said there was no
help for her butto outgrow t. With sad heart re-
turned home with her, when she became SO much
worse that the doctors had to be called in again. they
decided the tonsils must be cut Off the only means
of giving relief My wife would not consent to this,
and she determined to try your iniment which gave
relie the pery first application, and by continued
use she entirely recovered She isnow 10 years old
and feshy and healthy could be desired Your lini-
ment is also the best in for sprans bruizes, cuts
burns, headache &C.; and it will remove the most Sc.
we're pain in few minutes. II also cured caked I'D
der in my COW in few days GEORGE FORD.
Peoria, March 90, l849.
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RECEIPTS EUR THE GAZETTE.
George II ,vtr. t37 Jain Baldwin. ...s 7.
Robert Wilson -. | 75 f Van, DTkr..... | OF
T. =. Whe llea. 800
NEW SUBSCRIBEKS,
MafiaJ X T 81 Wi!Iiim Nicely
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

Valuable Farm fer SRle.--l am authorised foi
' sell the farm Of i60scres, belonging to Mrs, Ms
nv Ann WorthngtOn, situated is miles south Of
Lancaster. II is well improved, Of good glaiity OF
soil and will be sold upon reasonAhleteFns sn9cTedt
JOIN GARAGtTY- (
Lancaster, October II, 1850 sS
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Oils aid Paints.
i,ndl Livcr nn.

ElURE Cod Liver o. itst received =. -,
August Q. 1850 f.v. t.7 a - q
EsaaSacP Paris A. ~ atef Lime
ES0RRleby G. KAUFMAN
h t..ga may - ls5b 'og
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abt Gantosttr 8a,ttts.
Friday NIOrninE, Nov. IS, 1850

SPECIAL ELEcTioN. The election yes.
,erday resulted In the choice Of Judge
Cheney by considerable majority. The
vote was small and is somewhat doubt.
ful whether some townships voted at all
or not. In Amanda. we have heard The
polls we're not opened until the afternoon.
In Liberty. candidate was run against
the Judge, eighty odd votes were polled
and Chaney's majority was nine. In this,
Hooking township. the vote stood.
For Judge Chaney. ......l2l
For Judge Ellis ,......... "a ,1
For Scattering. .....:
1t would seem from the result. that the
reader. of the Eagle place but little con-
SJeoce ii that sheet. The Extra" was
intended to call out the Democracy aud
,hey were told Of hidden dangers secret
organization, whis candidate fraud aud
falsehood, and after all only about one
third ofthe Democracy turned out. And
has it come to thisf Has the power OF
the Eagle deparedl Is this all the con-
fidence that it can obtain?
All the opposition we have yel heard
of was confined 10 the ranks of the De-
mocracy, and had an effort been made by
the "bolters'' they would doubtless have
given Judge Ellis majority in this town
ship. e,-
Asi,is. however, it may be considered
at.iumph of,he Old Hunker Democracy
and Fail field will be represented in the
Constitutional Convention by an indlv'd'
nal who has less Of that spirit of radical
;sm IN his composition than the one whose
,,sacs he flls. We think it a change fo'
the better.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

Manufactured ONLY by H, G. Farrell, sole inven-
tor and proprietor, and wholesale Druggist, No ~
Peoria, his; 10 whom sll communications must be ad'
]. CAMPBELL, PickeFington,
+. B. WALKER. West Rushville,
and by regular agents throughout the United States,
TPCalf and get FsrYier Book, free oi charge
November 10, 1850. ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

Look OUT FOR CoUNTERFErTs!-As they are IN
circulation. The true and only gouuins H. g. Far
rel's Arabian Liniment always reads with the ~ ~
his initials, before Farrelrs, thus, "H G. FanelIs
Arabian Lnimen" and his signature Is also on the Ia
bel ef the bottle, and these words are blown in the
glass bottle Al G. FaIrelrs Arabian Liniment, Peo-
ria" Do not touch any other, and look we'll before
Won pnrchase, or YOU will get imposed upon
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

Mr.. H. G. FARRELL: Your Arabian Liniment is the
greatest medicine for horse flesh in the world. had
mare about to foa when she became so helpless that
she could not rise from the ground she was in this
way for several days, when with others succeed;
ed In raising her up, which was the only way could
be done, when commenced the use Of your excellent
lniment rubbed in well over the oins and astonish-
ing as Il NAV appear, before used up bottle Of the
dollar size, She was able to get up and walk herself
would not have given ten dollars for her before, and
many advised me 10 shoot her to put her out Of mise
nv: She is uow oas of my best mares. ! suppose 1t
was strain in the lOins. IT, w. HUM.
Peoria, Illinois, July 2, lS49.
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THE GREAT HARDWARE STORE.

EFFINGER, WHITE 4 LATTA; are now rseeiy.
Ling from the MangfdetvreTs and Importer, their
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

BInM Z SNbPRMas,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

NEW FALL GOODS A large snd general tasort
~ ment now opening and bargains 70 bo had II the
cheap store opposite Shafer'S HotiL
November !, 1850. VT. WISE.
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-27
Discovery IN AGRICULTuGE-C

Discovery IN AGRICULTUGE-Co
stocks alleged discovery in agriculture.
which the N. York Legislature proposes
TO test, processes to he botanical one.
which is of such nature that il canuut
he made tie subject Of patent Ii l.
claimed that it will keep in health aud
fertility that sickliest and most difficult
Of trees to manage in this country, the
peach. that it will ensure the thrlttiness
of any plant TO which il way he applied
and making the raising of good crops tar
more certain thing than it now is. The
discovery consists says the Evening Post,
i'll avoiding certain errors in cultivation
which are most likely to be rrejudciaI IN
the best soils, and often produce disap-
pointment to the farmer who has taken
the most pains.
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-27
Increase,

A telegraphic despatch to the New
Orleans Picayune says. Ms. Foote's res
olution for the appointment of COM
mittee on the slavery question was under
discussion in the Senate of the United
States OH the 18th inst. Ga the 18th,
conferences were held and the follow
ing committee agreed upon.
NoIthern Whigs.-Messrs. Webster,
of Mass, Phelps, of Vermont, and Coop
er, of Pennsylvania.
Northern Democrats.-Messrs. Cass,
of Michigan, Dodge, of Iowa, and Dick
inson, of New York.
Southern Whags.-Messrs. Bell. of
Tenn, Berren, of Georgia. and Man
onm. of North Carolina.
Southsrm DenOcrats.-Messrs. Ma
son. of Va. and Foote, of Miss. The
despatch then adds, among the Southern
Democrats. Mr.. Clay, of KY, as Chair
man.