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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-10

"The PRESIDENT is Utterly dnBt for the duties Of
his office, and his Secretaries are unable to sup
ply his mperlectons, by their own experience,
talents and energy. = Washington Union,
Indeedi Well, are you not very sorry for it.
Mr. Ritchiel Does it not grieve that kud and
philanthropic old democratic heart Of yours, to
see that the government (not the Offices thereof
by any meansl has iollen into such weak handsl
Dear, kind old soul; now do occasionally step
over to the White House and set things to right!
1t is duty you owe to your common country
to mankind TO the whole human family for all
time to cbhie! You know the government cannot
get along without your Invaluable aid aud assist
ance; aud It is extremely dnkind in you, not u
say crueland eSerttiatihS, in no; stepping Id al
once to the relief of Old Zack, who has ofteu
been assisted in the same way by yourself and
the late administration in conjunction with youl
kind.hearted fellow.sympathizer, Gen. Autoniu
Lopez de Santa Anna. Now do take up your hal
aud walk over 10 the other end Of the avenue, and
give Gen. Taylor the benefit of your benign coua
ienauce 1t win not only relieve you from ,
Feighty ldad olsympathy. but it may prevent q
great deal nf evil to the world a thousand years
herealterl
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nR. McLane,s vermifuge.-Read the follow:

nR. McLane's Vermifuge.- Read the follow;
- ing certificate, and then doubt, if you cam the
triumphant qualities possessed by this grand remedy
CRANBERRY TowNsHIP, VENANGo Co. I
December 81, l847.
Mr.. BIeakely--Dear Sir-l take pleasure in inform
ing you, the bottle Of DR.. McLanes Vermifuge which
Ipurchased from you has given me entire satisfaction
gave to child Of mine one teaspoon full Of IT. and
she passed III worms. The next morning gave her
teaspoon full more, when she passed 1l3more' The
next morning gave her the same quality, and she
passed l3 more--Yours sc. .
Sold wholesale and retail by g. G. Beck and M:I.
Kreider, LdncdstcT-; w. 2. Breck Co, Carroll; P.
Hane, PleGsantpllei Woodward Rew SaicnS b. KOlbi
RusEuiiLe Kreidor s. Brother, Logan, Hooking Coun-
ty, and by Merchants and Druggists generally.
may 10, 1850. 2w1
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Lancaster, April 70, 1850
THE LANCASTER BARRIERS SONG.

4 IHANSfASl f1OANoe
Am-sThe Hunters Of kentucky"
Come all We Lancasterians,
Who need the glitt' ring razor,
Como learn how SAMUEL WATs0S's art
Can give the greatest pleasure!
Beneath the "G0EIeB Slcdan he shines,
Just on "llGiR Street corner,
And shows by fashionable signs
He's hair and face adorner!
o Sam Watson,
The hair and face adorner!
Come all We gallant gentlemen
Who love the angel creatures,
How can We charm the female race
Without well.shaven featuresl
How hope for matrimonial joys
In Hymsn's arms so glorious,
Without those charms my skill bestows
Which make each beau victOriousl
o Sam Watson,
The hair and face adornqr!
Come all We spruce Fairfeldiais,
From country and from city,
Come learn at cheapest rates ] sing
Tao truth in this my ditty!
Come with your faces, long aud short
OF ev'ry rank and station,
The dimes TO MAKE or girls to court,
And shine by transformation.
o Sam Watson,
The hair andf face adorner!
Come see me meath the ''GoldeH Siuan,"
golden thought, by gracious,
The tools are keen as ever cut,
The room is fine and spacious!
Come find thar Samuel HGts0n shAves
The face, but not the pocket,
And has not learn'd, like other shops,
To brag like Davy Crockett!
o Sam Watson;
The hair and face adoneti
Laneasterj Ohio, April II, 1850 dlG2
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ErHPoRIUM OF FASHION.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing between FINK
BosE WIsTrR has been mutually dissolved.
l. Winter having associated himself in partnership
with JoHN GRATBnI4 begs leave to call the attention
Of the putlic to the new firm under the name Of
Winter and GraybiIl.
Having fenoved their shop to Greenes Row, opposite
the TslImadge House take this method Of informing
the public that they will be hand to administer
TO all the old customers and the citizens generally
and to those who are desirous o. having work done III
neat workmanlike and fashionable style, particular
attention will be given to the latest receipt Fashions
By strict attention and close application business,
they hope to receive liberal share Of patronage,
suring those who will favor them with CALL that
pains will be spared suit the taste Of the most at
dious. All work in the branch Of tailoring, making
cutting warranted to please.
Ship up stairs next door to Smalley's Hat Store
WINTER { GRATBH.L.
Iahcaster April 10 l85O 40
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statement of Fairfield County Savings In.
DRILLS.--Messr:s

sEIbT DRhsssss dH s:,stsas wsSHr bpys
them ready for the season, hoore's and PcanockS
Wheat Drills, which will prove valuable auxiiaries
to the Wheat-growng interests of the country The
fields of grain whicwe planted by nsans Of these
machines look most promising and where they lay
side by side with thoss that have been sowed marked
difference may easily be observed. We may name in
connection field belonging to Capt Clarke about one
mile South OF Lancaster, where persons are invited
to call and see the result,
Lancaster, may 10, 1850.
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mYGINJ NJ4An.

MARRIED-In the City of Washington, on the eve
ming Of the first of May, by the Rev. James Ryder
President Of ofGeorgetown College, WILLIAM T. SHER-
MAN, United States Army, and ELLEN B0LYE
EWING, eldest daughter ofthe Hon. Thomas Ewing
On the 9th inst, by the Rav. A.. L. Link, Mr. JOHN
KELLEY and Miss BELINDA REMEB, both of this
town
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-10

HOOfa G0dTse BOOts -
WOMEN's Morocco and CIR Beots asd Shoes.
also, Laiies' Freacb Morocco BzsIinS witb double
or siagle sOLrs.
Thankful for the many Tast fsyors received fom ne
public continuation oftheir patronage Is respectful
" solicited. The best Of WORK viii at ~ times bc
kept on hanl and win be sold at fair and reasonable
prices. Weinyite al to come asd examine our stock,
as we intend At all times to keep hand general as
soFtInent
lancaster, march 30, 1859 iyH
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-10

THstate Of Jacob Van BRren.--The Court Of
having declared said Estate insovent Notice is here.
by given to all creditors of the same present their
claims for allowance within six months from this date
TO the undersigned. HENRY KRQUT, Adns'tor
Of Jacob Van Buren, and Special Commissioner.
April %, 1850. 81
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Attachment NOiice:

nS the Eight day Of March, A. D. 1850, Josiah
Wright caused TO be issued from the court of Com
mon Pleas OF Fairfield county, Ohio, writ Of attach
ent for the sum Of Two Hundred Dolars against the
property and efects Of Jonathan Flattery, which
wit has been served ard Eetbrned.
JOEL RADEBAUGH Clerk f. C.
JoBS D. MAETIs. Attorney for Plaintiff
April 5, 1850 6w4S
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G0.PARTNERSHIP. GILBERT DEybL,
~ JOSEPH HUFFMAN and ANDREW c. LIV.
INGST0N have ente,rd into co-partnership In the
Foundry and MtThine Business, under the
firm. name Of g. De OF 8 CO., and will carry on the
business in all its arious branches
Thankful for the past favors bestowed upon the es-
Enlistment, they hope to receive liberal share Of
public patronage in future.
The old business will be settled up by G1BEnr De-
VOL at the Foundry where tits hoped all indebted win
ma!.0 an early cali. G, DEVOL,
J. KURTZMAN,
Lancaster, April is, 1885, anil
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nR. McLane's Liver Pills.--This really
~ great medicine is rapidly supplnnting all other
remedies yet proposed for diseased liver. Its e.
fects decided, safe and speedy, as to give it
claims possessed by no other medicine offered to the
public. The inventor, very distinguished physi-
clan OF Virginia, practising in region of country in
which the Liver complaint Tor Hepatis, as it is term
ed by medicalmen,) is peculiarly common and forni
dable DR. McLane, spent years in thediscdvery Of the
Ingredients of his Pills. and in proportiorng their
quantities The result of his researches has placed
his among the beneiacors Of mankind, by afford
ing medicine to the SICK which aleyiates and
the most obstinate Of this terrible complaint
Have you pain in the right side, under the edge of
the ribs, which increases with pressure -unable
to lie with ease the left sidewitn occasional, some
times constant pain Under the shoulder bsde frequent
ly extending to the top Of the shouerl Rely upon it.
that although the latter pains sometimes taken for
rheumatic, they all arise from disease of the Liver;
and il you would have relief, go and purchase box
Of DR.. McLane's Liver Pills
For sale wholesale and retail by G.. G.. Beck and NJ.
e. Kreder, Lancaster; w. +. Breck Co., Carroll; P.
Hane Piedsaatue; J. Woodyard Ncup Salem; E.Kalb;
Rushpile; Kreider & Brother; Logan, Hooking cOan-
ty, and by Merchants and Druggists generally
may 10, 1850. Owl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-10

BLAGKwoop's MAGAzISE.-The April number
of this world-renowned monthly lies upon our
table, The table of contents are rich and varied
in their character. The leading political article
is from the powerful pen of "old Christopher"
himself, aud is an able, though ultra partisan,
view Of the course OF policy pursued by the
Russell Ministry. since its advent intb power in
lS46. We have no sympathy with the political
views and sentiments Of Professor WIusoN |;
his whole great mind, apart from his literary re-
creations, is absorbed by fierce and almost un-
charitable spirit of INSTRUMENTATION. His mind
wholly wrapped up in the form Of the institu.
tions oil his country, starts back with horror ut
The very idea of change. But notwithstanding
that we here on the American side Of the At
lautiC, are compelled to differ with him in his po
litical sentiments and theories yet truth Imposes
the acknowledgement that the errors aud unequal
balances of the British Constitution, find no more
able aud powerful defender than they do in John
Wilson, the refined scholOr and finished gentle
man. As political writer, in polished, though
trenchant and biting sarcasm-n bold, indepen-
dent and daring management of the subject in
hand.-in logical and powerful argument, land
i'll force as well as classical beauty OF illustration,
---he has fcw eqtidls, andcertniny no superors,
among the host Of eminent writers of Great Brit
the choicest gems in the whole range Of modern
literature. Who that has ever redd them, dues
MT remember with glow of enthusiasm. the
rich imagination, the profound critical acunen
the deep and varied knowledge OF the old Greek
writers, as displayed on the pages of those inim.
table papers, the ''Nocies AmJrosiGaa2" There
isa series Of papers, kind of reproduction oI
the "Noetes" now going on III Maga, entitled
"Dies Boreales,or Christopher under 9anvass;'
in which the same inexhaustabls fund Of critical
lore, the SAND beauty aud power Of illustration
OF his peculiar moral and philosophical theoremS,
are manifest. These interesting and eloquent
papers have already reached their sixth number,
and we promise ourselves much enjoyment from
their continuation. When i: is remembered that
Professor Wilson is now past his three score
years aud ten, the early companion Of Scott aud
Burns, Il Is indeed wonderful how he retains the
.vigor, the vivacity, aud the reach OF intellect
which yet characterizes the prnductions Of hi,
pen. Long may he yeti to Instruct aud grnce
the age which be has so largely contributed to
sgnalize!
One ofthe most remarkable manifestations Of
the progress Of the age in the annihaiion Of time
aud space, is presented in the reprints of the
foreign monthlies and guarterlies From the
time that "Backwood' is delivered to subscri
bers in the streets Of Edinburgh. in less thar
twenty days It travepes 5000 miles ofocean nav
igation, is reprinted nthis country by the pres
ent enterprising Publishers Msssrs. Leonard
Scott & Co. Of New York, aud scattered through
ought the wide domains Of this entire continent
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-10
sToOR OF ,Nn " aO0ns,

CcnsiStng In part OF
GLAZED CAPS 90 doz. for men and boys 20 doz
Cloth superior article, fneh as Buena Vista esaea Do
Ia Palma, Palo Alto, Re. q ~
CoATS--We have 6ne and spleidid assortment.
consisting OF fine Hrcfs. Frock ihd Sack cotts OF va
riOus styles and color: .. ~
Also Gold, Silver, Drsb, Mixed and Sattlnct Goats;
PANTS-Beautiiul Fine Black Cloth and Cashmere
Pants. very cheap; also Corderoy, Linen, &c.
VESTS-kine Satin Vests OF various styles, plain,
black figured spd Striped; also large. and beautiful
assortment Of fhe Cloth caahi,ere German. French,
Italian silk and corded all of which are nahulactur-
ed according TO the most Proved Parsisn aud New
York styles.
selected lot Of Shirts City Fashions; together with
superior article Of plain and striped Silk CRAVATS
and Pocket HandkeTchiefs, ia 6ne, we can dress Man
or Boy eht and oft, fffy per cent loIcer Than ant
Other 'CIOLttrg Merchant In tht5 ffsrs, ~,
IN connection with large and beautiful Stock Of
Clothing. we arc opening
Splendid and sIsghihsent Lot Of JswsIry,
Consisting Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Gold Pens Iockets Wristlets Rings, Breast Pins Si,
Pencils together with eYefy thing inthe Jewcry
line. Wee and will sell Due HUNDRED per cent.
lower than any Cthet Jet9elcr in the place Watches
warranted ,... ..
In conclusion, we return our thanks, to the public
m general for the very generous patronage which has
been extended to our establishment and very respect
fully solicit continuance. Give US call, and mind
that you don't get into the wrong Store. We have
removed our Store TO a Room three doors East OF tie
Hooking Valley Bank. Be sure 70 look above the
door, where you will find
''Cineinnat. Wholesale q Retail Clothing Depot"
PASTED 5s Rfp LKTTIiRs,
1Goods sold 70 Cie.gyaen Of all denominations, at
cosri G. SIMON Il co.
lancaster, may 8, 1850 3m52
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TIME subscriber has on hand lotof hne BUGGlES
i and CARRIAGES, which haye been made with
care and Of the best Materials and which will Be sold
at very low prices. JOSIAH WRuGHL;
Lancaster, may 8, 1900 o@u 7
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ESTATE of James s. Alexander. .-On the
IL Goth day Of April, A. D. 1880 the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio declared the Es-
tate OF JAMES S. ALEXANDER insolvent Creditors
are therefore, required to present their claims against
said Estate to the undersigned for allowance within six
months from the 25th day Of April 1851, or they will
not be entitled to payment
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Adn'tor,
0James Alexander decd, and Special Commissioner
may,2, 1850 f16tf
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New YORK Cattle Markell
NJ, VnBD Hax,7

Arabian Liniment.- 1t is truly astonishing with
what rapdity and frmness II. g. Farrelps Arabian
Liniment has taken hold of public favor few months
ago. and all that was known of ii was that most pow
erful medicine of Arabic origin had made its appear
arice Now, there hardly family to be found that
does not keep it always on hand; and no one would
ever be without it. who had witnessed its magic pow
er over diseaseI and its wonderful potency in reliev
ing pain. See advertisement
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-10

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. Those Interested will
N take notice, that Nathaniel Beatty and s. S. Geo.
hegan the 18th of April last executed to for the
benefit of their creditors general assignment Of all
the Real and Personal Estate credits and effects owned
by them severay, or as members Of the late firm of
II. Beatty & Co.
All persons indebted to said parties, 20 said firm,
are therefore required to make payment to me; and
those having claims against said parties are requested
to present them to at an early day for adjustment
in the execution of said trust
P. b. EWING, Assigned &c.
Lancaster may Q, 1850 3w52
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JUST srOP 1 LITTLE oNcEl

SUPERIoN Westphslia HAMS
- Best mould Candles 9,
Good White, Yellow and Brown Soap for common
Washing and Extra Lard for Culinary purposes.
Just al hand and for sale low at No. i06, by
NJ. z. KREIDER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in epefy thing.
lancaster, April 10, 1850. 81
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lIAtaIc Of EpaYjd NsOOrc.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and duly qualified as Admtor of the
Estate Of DAVID MOORE, deceased, late of Aman.
da Township, Fairfield County, Ohio Allpersons
having claims against said Estate will present them
for settlement, legally authenticated within one year
And all those indebted will make immediate paym ent.
NOAH JONES, Adn'tor. /,
April 10, 1850 w45O.
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II MURPHY, would respectfully inform the ci,
A tizens IL Lancaster and Vicinity that she has re-
moved 70 the rooms forperIy occupied by J. C. Wea-
yer & Co.. in the Taflmadge Block where she Is open
ing beautiful assortment Of Fancy and Dry
Goods which she would be pleased to show 70 her
friends and the public in general.
Lancaster, April -, 1850 9
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Boot and shoe Making.
RHEp Z nAueRnAN.

Their OLD STAND on Main strest
n OypoIite The HOeIiag Valley Bark,
continue 10 keep on hand All kind. Of work
u5ual in their hne, such as MEN'o fiae
ls., BOOfs, Bfea's coarse fine Bo0is, Hsasy CAY
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Wistar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry.- -Wln Do.

w lSIhI'S Vi W llu gs-VM 4pt-
raeles nerer cease? More evidence Of its Health Re-
storative-We wish it may be distinctly understood
that every certificate and statement Of cures perform
ed by wist,r's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, which pub
lisl, is strictly true. We give and dates and
invite the closest scrutiny, and challenge the most
rigid inquiry the authenticity Of our statements
knowing full well that knowledge of facts to the
great superiority of this medicine, is alone neeesa
ry to insure its prescription. 1J'IT CURESL1
Wherever Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is intro
duced, it at atains that high reputation which it
so richly deserves. What can stop its sale when on
every hand can be witnessed its wonderful curesl-
The worst cases Of Asthma, recent but dangerous
Coughs and also those that Of long standing, Bronchi-
tbs and Consumption lin its early stages) are always
cured by this remarkable medicine. NO OTHER
MEDICINE CAN BE LIKE IT.
See Advertisement
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HOUSE GTAILS:-Notic,

y1 hereby given, that theundersigned will between
the hours Of and 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of the 1tth day of
May inst, proceed to RENT for QUE year, by public
auction to the highest bidder the BUTCHERS STALLS
III the Market House, in the town Of Lancaster Sale
70 take place at said Market House The Stalls in the
Northern Division of said Market House, cannot be
rented for less than Sl0nor those Of the South.
ern Division for less sum than 81 per year.
NELSON COATES, Market Master.
lancaster may 8, 1850 2w52
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IL ~ M o v Ar.
Doors ND SHOES,

TTNHEuidersigned would respectful
i ly inform his friends and custom
I. Epl ers, that he has removed his Shop
a. TO the room recently yoccupied by NJ,
uSRs-f1 .SSH0 SMALLEY, one door East Of JULIEN
A and ULRrcK's Store. He still keeps
constantly on hand, all kinds Of Boots
and Shoes, ready msde; and is prepared to madufac
ture work to order on tho notice. with neat
ness and despatch. JOHN NJ MILLER.
lancaster, April 8, 1850 6m4S
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LUMBERl LUMBERiI LUMBERlf

TTNRE Proprietors of the HOOKING FALLS MILLS
j. arc now ready to fill all bills for Lumber upon the
shortest notice and the most fGvorable terms Our
ABILITIES are unsurpassed. JAMES 8 DEWAR.
Hooking Falls, near Logan, may 8, 1850 52f
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LANCASTER, Friday, May 10. 1850.

New York Markets.
NEW YcEK. Muy 7.
The feeling in Flour continues nearly the same
as last report Buyers have lbe advantage.
WHEAr-F ir demand. Prices Unchanged.
PaovIsIoSs unchanged -deniaud moderate.
CoFFGE-Dealers not disguised 10 operate at
previous prices.
LISseED OFT, nominal at 75090.
Cincinnati Markets.
CISBBSATI. May7.
FLOUR is steady with the demand fully equal
To the supply. Sales OF mixed brands at $l;l0G
$5:85; choice $5:25.
CvRs is saleabl . at soc for shelled IN bulk.
WHISKY is firm at 2l3 PRovmIOSs 6rmi
bat quiet. Tie river has risen 3 feet
New YORK Cattle Markell
NEw YoRK. May7.
There wera 1900 head of Becves offered on
yesterday. Prices have advanced slightly. The
market closed at $GS$s,25. Two hundred lefi
over.
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Hon. R. C. scHEScK This gentleman, in a
card to his constituents, declines being candi.
date for reelection to Congress from the Dayton
District. The necessity of paying more atten,
ton to his own private affairs, is given as the
reason for his declnation. Hisretirement willb
loss not only tot the Ohio Delegation but to the
whole country, Mr.. schenck is ready and uble
debater, often sarcastic in his mode OF treating the
subject Of debate, but always courteous and gentle
manly in hisbeariug towards his political oPpo-
nents. Mr.. Vinton also retires from the cares aud
turmols Of congressional life at the close of the
present session. This il to be deeply regretted.
In the presenttying emergency Of public affairs
when discOrd and dsunion run riot upon the
floors of our National Legislature, we cannot
very well spare two men possessing the ability
OF Vinton and Schenck.
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CHASGE IN THE CABISEr.-Much foolish aud
uniounded speculation has recently been put a
float by Munchausen letter writers and malicious
partizan editors, in regard to anticipated rup-
ture in the Cabinet at Washington. There Is no
iBdndaiiou for this silly story, except in the
desires OF those who have given it circulation.
"The wish is father to the thought"
We hope old Nous VerrOns" may be relieved.
some how or other, ofthis dishtfuI nightmare Of
his brain. -
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TTN0 all whom ii may Concern. Il do hereby
Il certify that never asked EMILY PADES for lie
bill any other instrument Of writing injurious to
her character. JOSEPH NJ. ANDERSON.
West RishvilIe, April &C. 1850 '3w5l