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PENDING lNFAIRFlELD COMMON PLEAS
The Literary Society OF ST. Jusephs rs. freder-
ick Rese aud Anthony Ganihl (mpleaded
with Nicholas d. Young)
THNHE defendants are notified that Tie com-
4 pauaut alleges in its bill Of complaint
(which was filed in the Clerks office al the las
Term Of said Cnur1) that Edward D. fenwict
tlale Bishup of CimcinualD by his last wIIl and
testament constituted them Trustees with dlrec-
tions To convey To the complainant amongst other
real aud personal Estate Iu-os No. l&a IN square
), of the town of Lancaster by the name ana
description Of ST. Mary Church, which convey
auce was never executed. Whereupou it's pray
ed thut they be required 10 execute and deliver
said deed within Fixed time and on default that
a decree Le rendered operating as such convey
auce. JNO GARAGHTY,
Solicitor for Complainant
December 7, lS40 pls3,50 6w30
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In Fairfield GnInia,n, plcns.

PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Elizabeth T. Smith vs. Benjamin II. Smith. Nancy
Brown, Robert Smith, Daniel Smith and John Il.
Smith. Mary c. Hudson. William Moves and Eliza
beth Moves his Wife, William A. Richie and Mary
Ritchie lis Wife, Elizabeth Greed, Anlrew Parks
and Margaret Parks his Wife Jane Creed and George
Creed, Mary Greed, John Greed and Charles Greed
TINE above named Defendants viii take notice. that
/ the Plaintiff. this day, filed in the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas, her Petition
therein, praying for partition OF the Second Lot Of the
partition Of the South half Of Quito; No. -Four, East
Of the town Of lancaster beginning at the Southwe i
corner, Sixty feet from the Cross Street running North
and SOUTH and thence East Seventv.wo feet to stake
thence North 80 feet thence West Seventy feet
thence South to the place Of beginning And that said
Petition will ssnd for hearing at the next Term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of said Fairfield County Ohio
II. H. HUNTER x son, for Petitioner.
January II 1850. S9JJ 6N31
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Wnshinr Mnri,lne-.No llnn,bMg.

MI HII.L respectfully gives notice that he will
lfl gfant individual rights for using "Sahin's Pa
,et Washing Machine, called Ladies' Delight" for
the sum Of Two Dollars
good mechanic wild not charge over 81 90 or ~
l. construct the Machine, hence The entire cost will
not exceed four oriive dollars.
viii lalso dispose ofTownshp rights on fair terms
have Machine for q sample, which esh be used
by any i1mlly TO their satisfaction before purchasing
as 'aira II to stand OF fall on It's own merits, we'll
hhos ing TO be worthy Of pubic favor and patronage
Ih"'e VINO Wish 70 see testimonials where II has
nesn eSt nsivey used referred to the large bills
az Pubic Houses, IN town and country headed 'Real
Alehmy"-, Ladies' Delight"
might also refer to more than twenty Ladies' here,
~no ho8 posses this Invaluable Machine
Ih-rr Is scarce room enough In the paper 10 coin
tain all that has been said in praise OF t. and Of what
It eau accomplish
For the ben fit Of people living in the vicinity of
Dumontsyllle, would say, that John Cook Esq, has
one made for public examination, and at Royalton A.
CayPool has one which he will also gladly exhibit
References may be he'd to Messiy. George Sander.
SON Judge Z. Perry, Jacob ely, Christopher Mayer,
J.. u Niht' J. u. Giesy, John Lyons, +. Giesy, II.
Nestiakr, and many others who lave proved the Ma
ciiue to their satisfaction.
Lancaster, February I, 1850 d2ww3ni
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LANCASTER. Friday, February IS. 1880
lRaKcTED MEkKLT ~ KIaKKAn A nnrr
New York Markets

NEw YonR. Feb ll--P.M.
FfopR-Dnll. holders firm.
GRAIS-Wbite Corn selling ~ small parcels al
G2 cents.
The Stelmers news h,s hal m effect nppn
the Pork market. fair business Is doing at
Sltur1ays qnotstinns.
Lam Active At 7c97 g. for prime kes.
WHsKEr-22lc0 23c.
NEw YORK Feb. l9.
Flour aud CoRv are uucbangel. PnoyisioSs
If anything are dn!er.
NEW YoRx. Febru1ry PIP. VI
FtouR--Comnon State hnnls $4:97 N 500
WHEAr--S,endy aud firm, above the views o
buyers
CoaS.-Tmproyiug: white Gle
PORK--Nnderate sales of new Mess $l0:7j
and of new Prime at s9:0O Cut meals dull al
~ n SC for Shoulders. aud GI n Il fnr Hams
Bulk frime: Ohio, L. 9 lOc. The foreign news
is considered favorable.
GRocgRlEs--CoH're is heavy anl prices giving
way Sugar aud Mplasses are dul.
WHIsKEY IN better reqnesia 23cG !3t.
NEw YoRK, Feb l3--j p. NJ
FLoUR-Dull aud pric"s heavy Common to
straight brands sl:87a$I;OO.
GRArv.-For Wheat there is good iudniry.
Common Ohio. 98c. Corn is active; White Gle:
Yellow 6lcl
PRovrsovs-Pork is dull Oil Ness '$lO:?j.
New Mess $ll:0O: New Prim' 5000 Lard is
less buoyant. Glca7c. Cut meats dull.
CnFFEE-Quiet.
a1Ir[DIo
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY.-.The following communication
has been handed us for publication
Thus the matter stands at present, but
we do hope that it will not be allowed TO
rest so.
Mn. WEAvER:-A member of the late
"Falrlield County Agricultural Society"
in your paper of yesterday, calling for
information, pertinently puts the ques,
tion, ''is it among the things that were4"
| will state for his information as we'll as
all others interested that provision of
the Constitution of the Society makes
the President and fifteen Vice Presi.
dents, Zone in each Township an Exec,
ulive Committee, charged with the bust.
ness and well being of the Society, "a
majority Of whom shall be quorum for
the transaction of business.
A meeting of this committee was call
ed for, llth Janury, 1S49. at which to
their praise be it spoken. Messrs Geo.
RING and JosEPH STUCKEY appeared
Not another member was present. They
of course adjourned for want of quo.
rum; with instructions to the Secretary
to give requisite notice of the same
The notice was given by public an
nouncement in the two newspapers OF
this town.
The flight of time" brought the 9th,
when the President, Messrs. Ring, for
Hooking, Stuckey for Bern, Claypool for
Greenfield, McClung for Rushcreek, and
Griffith lin place of Mr.. WyIie who de-
clined serving) for Madison, were pres,
,ent. Five Townships only were repre-
sented in committee, the Constitution re.
quiring eight with the President to con-
stitute quorum.
The Townships represented however
were informally organized.
Messrs. Chaney of Bloom, Ashbrook
of Pleasant and Wilson and Coulson of
Richland, being in town on that day their
respective Townships were also inform
ally organized. So stands the Society
according to the RECORD.
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CONGREssIONAL.
By Telegraph Jor ne Daily LaaeaSte, Gazette
M ...,,.,c,,o., Eah 10

ny AefegraPh J0r me Dafty LdHeaster uazsfe
WAsmNGToN, Feb. IL.
SENArE..-.Mr. Hale presented pc.
tition signed by 1900 ladies Of New
Hampshire, praying tlot slavery be not
extended 10 new territories. A motion
being made TO lay the question Of its re-
ception upon the table, rather person
al debate sprung up.
Mr. Mason thought that the Senate had
misunderstood the question. During lhe
debate, Mr.. Butler complained that Sena
tors were imposed upon To an inioIerable
extent by an inceudary or madman if the
Senator pleased. who day after day con.
snmed' the whole time of the Senate in
presenting petitions designed to distract
and discover our deliberations.
AT the word madman, order was cal.
led from all sides of the Senate, and Mr.
Butler resumed his seat amid demon.
s;rations of excessive excitement.
Mr.. Hale replied, Informing the Sen.
alor, Mr.. Butler. that he would have to
talk longer and threaten harder before he
would succeed in shutting his mouth. He
would tell him that the poor miserable
minority, which powerful majority had
endeavored to crush, were not to be ap.
PaIled, even by any consideration of per.
sonal fear. New Hampshire blood cours-
ed not through towards veins. Her
sons, who had evinced their frmness up
on many fields, would not surrender
their constitutional privileges without a
struggle.
The further consideration Of the sub
ject was postponed until tomorrow.
The Senate then took up the specisl
order of the day, being Mr.. Houston 5
resolution concerning Slavery. aud Mr.
Houston resumed his remarks upon the
power of Congress to legislale for the
territories.
HoUsE.-This body has been engaged
all day with the Revenue Bill for collect,
ing customs.
WASHINGTON, February l2.
SENATE.-The petition presented by
Mr.. Hale, on yesterday, was received
without debate aud referred to Commit.
lee on Territories. A number of peti.
tions were presented and referred.
HoUsE.-The bill providing for record
ing couveyancing of vessels, passed. The
bill for further extending the time for To-
eating Virginia Military land warrants
passed.
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Cincim,,nii MnrI,eis.

CISciSsAri, February IL.
Flour Prices steady. $3.50 for chpice new
WHIsKgY-Droopng, l9}c.
PRovtsioYs-Tn good demand. Sales Of 800
bbls prime Lard at &c. Bulk meat would sell
readily at Sc ipr shoulders aud 4c for sides. Mess
Pork is held at 5000, but no buyers at that figure
FLAxsgRD is in demand at sl:400sl:i5.
MoLAssEs 2i502jc.
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Public Sale.

TINE subscriber will expose to public sale Tues
/ day the 9Th day Of March merit, at his residence
in Hooking Township two miles Westof Lancaster on
the Royalton road the following property, to.wit:
three Horse WAGON with ENGLISH BED;
two Horse BAROUCHE and HARNESS;
Head of HORSES: several set of Horse Gears;
IA Head of Cattle. among them good Mich COWS;
Ia Head of SHEEP; ii Head OF HOGS Ploughs;
And variety of Farming Utensil too tedious to
mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A., NJ. OF said day.
Nine months credit will given OH all sums over three
dollars under that sum cash in hand
JACOB HOFFMAN.
February 15 1850 3w4l
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition, viii b
presented TO the Commissioners Of Fairfield county
at their next session, for county road, beginning
the Southwest corner Of Section No. So, in Township
No. 10, and in Range No, 30, on the county line be
tween the counties of Fairfield and Rckaway, and ruI
from thence North on the Section line to the South
west corner dissection No "a in said Township; thence
West on the Section line to the Zanesville and Mays
MANY PETITIONERS
February l, 1850. 4w39
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h1yFamcrsl Ponder well oyer the thousand Accidents
that daily bel horses aud cattle which oen render them
useless fol life. when il You would make it point TO al
WAYS keep hand H. G. Fnres 4rahian Liuiment you
could have the animal cured in few days; ard thus not
only save time Int you would avoid 'he risk Of losing the
creatures alogethpr See advertisement
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CHARLES ADE,

AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. e
w IL L attend promptly to all business en-
w trusted to his care IN this and adjoiuinS
conniies
OFFlCE-In the old public builliugs, East of
tile Market House at the Office Of NJ 4. Daush.
erty. Esq. Lancaster Dec. l9, 1919. Gmd2'
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Medical Notice.
R. "A. DAVIDSON
D r

- = = USW9
GRADUATE Of the University of Maryland after
~ two years spent in active practice with Dr. Berst-
Ter, now tenders his professional services to the c
zens Of Lancaster and vicinity
Always foundat his Office, In the room formerly
occupied as the Post Office, Immediately east Of the
Court House. -.
Lancaster, February 8, 1850. ly1
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Ynluahln Farm for sale.

I WILL SELL at private sale, upon reasonable terms
my farm in Greenfield Township Fairfield county,
Ohio, situated on the Columbus road about 81 miles
Northwest of Lancaster.
The Farm contains l54 Acres, about l05 Acres i'm
IA proved, the balance well-timbered. sl5-=A
Iagsfh Upon it are fine Dwelling House, s5zaayH n
E-=lA large Barn and several out-houses, G=A-k
all in good ORDER four springs of neverailing water
goodfences and generally well improved. It's eonsi'
dered one of the best farms in the county.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
upon the promises, OF MrF j. Boving In Lancaster,
Ohio, l., Won RODEN.
Greenfield Township, February Is, 1850 3w4l
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LATE ExPLostoN.-ln all, up to
the latest dates we have, sixty dead bod
les had been recovered. There are still
moro persons missing, and search is be-
ing made.
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MAYsvTLLE AND ZANEsvILLE.-.Our CO.
aumbus correspondent has furnished US,
in advance, with copy ofthe bill provi'
ding for the sale of tho GAINESVILLE and
Maysville Turnpike Road company. See
his letter.
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JOHN MCDOWELL. Ir.,
Commissioned Forwarding gMCrChaRt
NEW ORLEANS.
November lG, 1919

1 RE YOUR TEETH DECAYED7 A small ex-
"A penditure in the way OF having them plugged
with Gold by responsible Dentist, is the only way
TO save them. II they once commence aching they
are lost. They must be plugged while the cavities
are small.
warrant all the teeth that plug with Gold, iorsny
length Of time.
Teeth extracted safely for % cents
have private room inmy Book Store, on Main
Street, where will BE- happy to all who wish TO
have their teeth saved or improved.
OFFICE-Oppo,iteG George g. Beek's and George
Kauffnans Drug Stores II. SCOTT
Lancaster. Ohio, January A. 1850. w35f
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Sale OfscaI Estate by order OrC Ourt

ON MONDAY, the 25th day of FEBRUARY, 1850
be sold to the highest bidder the following Real Es
tate as the property Of William Hotchkiss, deceased
towit: Lot number thirty-six 36 in the town of Ii
thopolis, in the county Of Fairfield and State OF Ohio
subject to the Dover of the Widow, of lour dollars
per annum and chargeable on said Lot
Appraised at goo, subject to said Dover.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
THOMAS DRAKELY,
CARTLE HOTCHKISS,
Administrators Of the Estate of VIM Hotchss, decd
January 25 1850. $3.50 6w35
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~The letter from California cor
respondent will be found interesting
also the late news from that country.
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Estate Of Jacob Brandt, sen.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and duly qualified as Adm'tor of the
Estate Of JACOB BRANDT, SEN, decd, late of Green
field Township, Fairfield County, Ohio All persons
having claims against said Estate will present them
for settlement legally authenticated within one wear
And all those indebted win make immediate payment
ADAM BRANDT, Adm'tor.
january %, 1850 4w3S
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Estate OF George NlIncharI.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and duly qualified as Adm'tor of the
Estate of GEORGE MINEHART, deceased, late of
Greenfield Township, Fairfield county. Ohio. All
persons having claims against said Estate viii present
them for set ment legally authenticated within one
year. And all those indebted viii make immediate
payment. SAMUEL C0FFMAN, Adn'tor.
January %, 1850 4w3S
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school NOIiCc.

TIME Directors, of School District, number seven,
/ of Pleasant Township, would respectfully inform
the public that they have as usually, made arrange
ments for Summer Session of School and are now
to receive number of Students upon liber-
al terms-who can receive good accommodations and
general satisfaction,
Instructions will be given in all the higher branches
generally taught in select Schools public ectur
ers will be procured from time to time.
For further information inquire of
THOMAS DUNCAN, }
GEORGE SHELTERS, Directors.
GEORGE FETTERS,
February 10, 1850 3w4l
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WAsHINGToN, February |!
Ohio LCgisl;,tUIc

CcLUMnus, February l3.
SENATE,-This body was in Commit
lee Of the Whole. during all the after
noon, on the Convention bill. 1t was a
mended by making the election on the
first Monday Of April, aud the meeting
of the Convention on the first Monday OF
May. Before the bill was all consideled
the Committee arose aud the Seua,e ad.
journed.
HoUsE.-Mr. Pugh, from the Commit
lee on the Judiciary. reported back the
bill providing for the admittance of col
ored persons to poor houses, recommend
ing its indefinite postponement.
Mr.. SpelIman opposed the postpone.
men,. He said that righteousness exaIt.
eth nation.
Mr. Bull addressed the House in favor
of the postponement.
The House adjourned.
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0bt Ganraster Gazette.
Friday Morning, February rs. 1850
CoNoREsa.-On TuesdaY lheY had

CoNGREss.-On Tuesday they had
some spicy times in the Senate. IfSouth'
ern Hotspurs expect to make much Of
John P. Hale, they will find themselves
egregiousy mistaken. Mr. Foote tried
that last winter and got his foot in it
Mr.. Hale is rather too cool and collected
for them. See our telegraphic report.
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wis,.rs Bals.m of wild cherry. for Co

W FI'V"II T3'I'EF'IEI VT y IIN. UT, y 7 . VI
Asthma. Influenza Consumption. Sr. We do mot with IN
rifr with The lives Of the alried, aud we sincerely
pledge ourselves 10 make assertions 10 the virtue Of
this medriur; aud To hold out hope tn stinng human
itv: which FACTS will not warrant. But when 80 many
hundreds WHO had bcen even up by their frirnis as 4
prey to consnmniinn have been restored 10 eniie
health by Dr. Wis'ar's Raislmwe cannot hni mare
while many around fast sinking 10 the grave for
the want Of salutarv remedy.
Tv WsTAR's Bnsam; aud restored health will he your
reward. Do See advertisement.
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paints.

% Barrels spirits TurPentine; 2 do Gum CoPal,
oD . do Ven Red just received and Tor sale ny
GEORGE KAUFFMAN,
Lancaster, August TO- lS19
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John r. MuNTAuaH.

WILL attend to the settlement and collection Of
w claims in Fairfield and adjoining counties
OFFICE-Tallmadge Block, Second Floor.
Lancaster January 4 1850. 36
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A CAUTION

ABOUT THE ONLY ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
WisIar's Ba!saiH OF Wild Cherry,
TINE great remedy for CONSUMPTION and the
i best medicine known to man for Asthma Of every
STAGE Liver Complaints, Bronchitis Influenza Coughs
Colds, Bleeding of the Lungs, Shoftness Of Breath
Pains and Weakness in the Side, Breast. &c and all
other diseases Of the PULMONARY ORGANS
rFsWISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY is 4
fine Herbal Medicine, composed chiefly Of VIII
CHERRY BARg and genuine IcErAsD Moss, the latter
imported expressly for this purpose,j the rare med
cinal virtues Of which are also combined by a new
chemical process with thr extract Of Tar thus render
ing the whole compound the most certain and eilica
cious remedy ever discovered for
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
Still further evidences of the remarkable curative
properties Of this inestinable preparation.
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New ROOli Store.

an Just opening general stock Of MISCELLAN'
EOUS and SCHOOL BOOKS and stationery o.
every description. To retail purchasers, would say
that can and will sell cheaper than Books have even
been bought in Lancaster.
will be able to furnish Country Stores with small
lots Of School Books at prices that will obviate the ne
cessitv Of sending to the city for them.
shall constantly be receiving fresh Supplies ofnew
works, especially cheap miscellaneous publications,
such as NOVELS, &C.; and those who wish to pur-
chase Books, will save money by calling upon me.
SHOP, on Main Street. opposite the Drug Store OF
G. G. Beck, H. SCOIL.
Lancaster, January 4, 1850 %
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Solicitors for Complainant
january II, 1850 S3.IJ 4w36

NTOTICE-The Co Partnership heretofore existing
~ between the undersigned, under the name and
firm of DANIEL LEWIS 4 CO.. was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 18th day of December, 1919.
The BOOKS, Notes end Accounts Of said firm, in
the hands Of Messrs. DAVID WILSON and JOHN Z.
MUMAUGH, who alone are authorized To settle the
same Persons knowning themselves indebted will
make payment to Messrs. Wilson ard 1laIlangh.
DANIEL LEWIS,
JACOB VI. SHADE
Rushv;lla Ohio Dac 81 d3twIyy34
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JNOR RENT.--Tle two story frame House, at the
L south end of Connells Row. Also, one or two
rooms in the same Row. Apply to
b. CONNELL
Lancaster February & 1850 40
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In Fairfield Common Pleas.

Petition to sell equitable interest in the South half
QfL0t NO.34, in CarpeHters addition to Lancaster.
George Sanderson, Administrator with the viii an
nexed of Elizabeth Taney, deceased, rs. The uu-
known and non president Heirs Of Jonas fancy, de-
deased.
HNHE Defendants will take notice, that the Petition
| er has this ith January 1880 filed in the Clerks
Office Of the Court aforesaid, his petition, and
therein praying the sale of the Testatix interest in
the half Lot above named and that her former
husband Lewis Thompson conveyed the same 10 e,
Steinman in trust for her sole use That the said
TesatriS after her na frisge with JONAS Taney made
her will aud created him sole deyisee Of her Estate,
subject to tine payment of de5ts. legacies expenses,
&C. and that after he deathT Tlney procured deed to
be made to himself Of the hall lot in question. subject
to debts, &c, which remain ye, to be paid The De-
fanlants viii therefore take noice that order for
the sale ol said equitable interest is prayed or will
be obtained at the next Term oil the Court aforesaid,
so as to enable the petitioner to comply with the terms
Of her will, there being other estate with which
the same can be done.
JOHN GARAGHTY L P. B. EWING,
Solicitors for Complainant
january II, 1850 S3.I5 4w36
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Jenny Lind Expected.
New YoRK, February

NEW YORK, February II.
Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightin-
gale, having been engaged by Barnum,
is expected TO arrive here in August next
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To the Publtc.-Wr call sneCi7 attention IN The nd
verIiscmpnt Of"IlOBES SHAKER SNRS 'PARli.LA'W
our paper to-day, The superior merits nfthc SHAKER prem
Grafton oflhishest ofa medical plants is rapidly becoming
known aud will ere long he the only one in use For sale
hy H. SCOTT Main Street opposire tie Telegraph Office
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Arrival OF the CherOkee-COl. Fremont and
Lady-From Nicaragua.
NEw YoRK, February -.


Lady-From Nicaragua.
NEW YoRK. February ~.
The Steamer Cherokee arrived, last
evening from Chagres, bringing fifty pas
sengers and over 100000 in Gold.
Col, Fremont and lady were still at
Panama. They were expected to arrive
in the Philadelphia Steamer. Mrs. Ere,
mont had quite recovered.
By this arrival, we have later news
from Nicaragua. 1t is stipulated, in a
late treaty, that the United States and
its citizens shall always possess certain
important rights to the Island of Tigre
and adjacent Islands, and there can be no
doubt that. ifit be not policy 10 purchase
it, at any rate we have right to say that
it shall not pass from the hands Of its
present owners.
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TWe are again indebted to the Hon
H. C. Whitman for valuable favors.
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Now York CnIIIc Market

New YORK, February l2
In market 800 Beeves. Sales at g. 5Oa !j.-
80 400 head Leftover