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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13
GREAT COUCH REMEDY!

III nuel!hS 70 the community thls justly celebrated
remedy ur diseases OF t throat And lungs it is not
wish to trne pi,h the iges or health Of the aIie
ed but snsy to lay before them the opinions Of dis
tgui5het and o. the evidences gifts success
from which they can judge for themselves. We
sincerely pledge ourselves l. make no Wild assertions
false statements Of tseiHcaev nor will we hold out
any hopn to suffering humanity which facts will not
wirrRnt: :. -.
Many proofs az here given, AMI we solicit an in
quiry from the pu Ii into all we publish, feeling
uredthey will ind them perfectly reliable, and the
medicine worthy their best confidence and patronage.
FAoM BENJAMIN srLLIIAs, NJ. b., L. l.. D, ETC,
Professor Of Chemistry, Mineralogv, &c, Yale Col
lcge, Member OF the lit Hist Md Phil. and Scien.
Societies OF America and Europe. ....
81 deem the CHERRY PICTORIAL ~ admirable COM
position from of the best articles in the MaterA
Medica, and very fective rmedy for the class of
diseases it Is intended to cure"
NEw HAVEN, Connel tcut, Nov, l. 1873
Professor Cleavl land, Of Bow!oii College, Maine,
wrtes-"l Lave Witnessed the effects Of your CHER
ny PICTORIAL In my own family Il that of my friends
and gives satisfaction 10 state in its favor that
medicine have ever known has proved eminently
successful in curing diseases OF the throat and lungs"
Rev. Dr. Good WIites-' That he considers CHER
ny PICTORIAL the best medicine for Pulmonary Af-
ieciion ever Oifed 10 the public, and states thathis
Laushter after being obliged to keep her room four
months with severe settled cough, sccompsniedby
raising o blood ngh sweats and the attendant symp
toms u consumptiun, commenced the use fthe CHER
RY PICTORIAL and had completely recovered"
HEAR THE PArIESr--Dr. Ayer-Dear Sir: For two.
years past afflicted wi h very severe cough,
accompanied by splitting Of blood and profuse night
swests. BY the. adtice Of my attending physician
was induced to use your CHERRY PEcToRAL, and con-
tnued TO do so till considered myself cured, and as
cribe the effect to your preparation J. RANDALL.
Hampden S. SPRISGFIELD; Nov n, 1913
This day appeared the above named James Randall,
and pronounced the above statement true in every
respect. LORENZO NORTON, Justice,
THE REMEDY THAT CURES.
PoRTLAND, Maine, Jan. 10, 1877.
Dr.. Aver | have been long afflicted with Asthma
which grew yearly until last autumn 1t brought
on 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 medi-
cine to no purpose, un.il fused your CHERRY PEcTo-
RAJ, which mas cured me, and you may well believe
Ime Gratefully yours j. d. PHELPS. u
If there is any value in the Judgement Of the wise;
who speaks from experience, here isa medicine wor-
thy of the public confidence. ,.----.--,
PREPARED BY J. C AVER CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS.
Sold in Lancaster by G. G, Beck and Dr. NJ z. krei-
der; Pnihyiiie bv g. McFadden; and by Druggist
generally. August 80, 1850 Sml6 Z
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

ESTATE of Zackariah Shugert. is
NJ hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the Estate Of
zAcKARIAH SHUGERr, deceased late nf Fairfield
county, Ohio. JOHN SHUGERT, Adm'toy.
Lancaster, september 13, 1850. 4wl0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13
ll

rTWe have been favored VITA ihs lperusal OF the
following letter from California whcn shows the val
ne set.on Cherry Peetoral in that distant portion Of
our country. is sod there at five lylars per bot.
tie Boston Rr3YLHcc1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

4 NIARDlAN'S SALE,--Bv virtue Of an Or
"a der to me directed from the court of common
Pleas OF Fairfield county will as Guardian Of the
minor heirs Of Nancy Smith, deceased, late Of FAIR
field county, Ohio, expose to public sale OH the prem
ses on Friday he 10th day IF September Herf at ~
o'ylockol that day. the following tract OF ian5 to-t
The Northwest part OF the southwest Quarter Oi
section No 30, town hip No II, and ronge No. Il,
containing Fifty Acres more or less ana sitlstcd -bOu
half mil1 northwest of West Rushyiila.
Terms Of fSale--0ns fourth OF the purchase money
in hand one.iuurlh in one year, ons-iourth in two
years and one.iourth in three years with interest from
and to be sold atno less than the full appraised val
uc th,Teof
DAVID Y. DAVIS Guqr!aa
Of Brice Smith Juas Smith, Robert ~ Smith end
Jllltg Smith, niror heirs Of Nancy Smith, deed
CHARLES T. SHEFFER, Attorney
August %, 1870 $3.50 Avis
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13
State Of Ohio, FnirHeid Coumiy, -.

hipheLs , onlkh,
Us. r l,rc
Stephen Paden and ~ |S8f y '.mft't F!-1S
William MsUger,
TINE Defendant Stephen Paden being non.resid..t
Il is hereby notified that on the i4th day ef August
A. D. 1860, Apheus J. Smith FLED 10 the ccgl ii com.
mon pleas Ct said county bill IN chaAeefy Fsns tie
said Stephen Padsn and William SlaussF thar "a ID b
forth that al the April term l550 Of said court
the said AlpheusJ Smith recovered ju1gGeh azainet
the said Stephen Pa1on for nine hundred and three
dollars and sixty cents with cost of suit TIA. he said
stspfon Pa1en has no property real VI persona. sub.
Ject 10 execution al Law, that the said Hillism Mat
ger Is Indebted 70 the said Psdcn in N of eigf.
teen hundred and sixfy-6ve dollars eyidensGd b.
ogf n9te3 secured by mortgage real estate as sge-
cihel in said bill
The prsyeros said bill s, that the said Maugsf be
restrained from paying over the said moneys to said
fsden due IN said notes, ard that said Pldsn be rs.
strained from receiving the same, ard that tis mo.
heys due on sold notes they respectively fall due
ray BE- subjected . the payment of The jl4smcnt ~.
covered as aforesaid
And the said Stephen Paden is further ,,ifsd thst
unless pc appear and plead, aaswer VI = ur " the
said b within GJiays after he next term Of said cour
tho SAD Alpheus Smith Al the lsxt t.fn alter the
expiration of sixty days, viii apply 70 the said court
To take the matters Of said bill confessed md to de-
cree thereon accordingly.
J. RADEBAUGH, Clqrh
II. II. HugTEE AROraey for COmpiaiaaat
August l6 1880 S1Q5 c,t5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13
NMtiNmN

A LARGE stock Of we'll selected Fancy, Notions
N such Is Pocket Books. Pencils, Spectacles Shirt
Buttons, Fans, Baskets Uniting Needles. Pins esi
Jus. received by 9. KAUtfMAN
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

N Lancaster, Aug lG, 1850 10
LNSTATE OF NATHANIEL PRENTCE.-Hotice
H is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified Administrators of the Estate
oil NATHANIEL PRENTIcE, deceased, late of Baltimore
Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having claims
against said Estate, notified present them with
in year duly authenticated and all persons iId.bt-
ed will make immediate payment.
MARTHA PRENTICE, AGnitrir.
August %, 1850. 4al6'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

INstnte of Jehu Morgan. --Notice is hereby
II given that the subscriber has been appointed and
qualified Administrator Of the Estate Of JEHU Moa-
GAS, deceased late Of airteld county Ohio. Dated
his late resilenac, this 23d dav Of August 1850
J. ". BARNS, Aam'tOr.
august 80 isJJ. Avis
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13
s'nI E.iYrr OIL.


EDuRE Cod Liver Oil just received at
4 kAUFFNAN'S.
August g. 1850 If
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13
Common Pleas.
Petition for Divorce.

above case, will take notice,
has this day filed his petition
pleas of Fairfield county,
a dissolution Of the Marriage
4, and that the same will Be
m Of said court, and for cause
lbsence for more than three
1IRGIL Z. & ia. SHAW,
Solicitors for Complainant
s1,T6 6wt6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

The Gra,lu9crg Eve Lotion, price 25 cents per
bottle. with fiI directions.
lh' Cracftnbelg Sarsaparila Compounl price 81
per bottle,
The GraolanJcg H,ll.h Bitters, price 25 cents per
package.
For sale by Reinmuu1 Beck e Son, lancaster; Gares
and Taylor, Groyeport; d. B. Rinehsrt lithopolis \.
D. Benaum Waterloo: A. R. AIithoiF, LorllviIl; w F..
Breck Co. Carroll; Leonard & Brother BAIL; VIII
liam Myers layrnsport; T. Geohcgan, Baltimore;
Jam,s Claypole, New Salient P. Hano, Plelssutvil!o;
W. l., x ]. W. Clement. Royaltnn, Nathan Worall,
Amanda; Samuel DUN, Greencastle.
General Depoi atJ ID Daughlys Drug Store, NORTH
east corner of Main anl 9th street, Cincinnati Ohio
August 80, 1850, Sul6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13
Geo. ESamairrn,s.

HAS just received fine lot of Glass Ware, Footed
Il Fruit Bowls, Footed Fruit Dishes. Footed Pitch.
cs, Decanters, 1uubleI5. Lamps, Lanterns, Window
lass, all sizes, and shop Furniture.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

DELEGATE MEETING. We would a.
gain remind the delegates appo nlcd bg
the Wings of the several townships in
the county, that it is highly impollan, that
every man should be present ON Saturday
next There is nothing so cheering as a
full meeting of Wings who show by their
presence that they are interested in the
cause, and besides this nothing can be
harmoniously aud definitely settled, un.
less the wishes Of the different townships
are properly made known by their dele
gates. An article OF organization and
eff 1T will be found in to days paper, and
We commend it to the consideration of
the reader. We ;rust every delegate
will find itin his p"werto attend.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13
,swlne and Cor..nyc.

Birds! Dird>m Birds!
CANARY SEED, Hemp do, Rape 10 Cattle Fish
S Bone, just received at G. KAuFFMAN'S
August 8, 1850 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13
TIE. DEsr FEMALE MEDICINE KNowv.

THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN.
The Extract of Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla is
positive speedy and permo nent for all complaints
incident to FEMALES It's mild Alternative properties
renders it peculiarly applicable to the slender and de-
licats constitution of the female 1t is unrivaled in
its effects upon such diseases as lncipent consump
tion barrenness eucorrhna whites, irregular men
stration, nconnpce ofurine andgeneral prostration
of the system 1t Immediately counteracts that dis
tressing nervousness and lasstude common to the
female frame, and imparts an energy and Ouoyancy
assurprising they grateful. We have evidence
on file which induces strongly to recommend this
medicine to married people who have not been bless
ed with offspring
u None genuine unless put up inlarge bottles,con
tanning a;quart and name Of the Syrup blown in the
glass, with the written signature, S. F. Bennett, on
the outside wrapper.
D-Priee 81 per bottle; or six bottles for So
Sold by ID, PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets-en.
trance on Walnut street,-to whom all orders must
be addressed.
lAcENrs-George Kaufman, Lancaster; Kreider and
Co, Logan: D. Hawkins. Sugar Grove Clements, Roy
alton; William +. Breck, Carroll.
september 8, 1850 n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

A
CONOREss- EgPlasGtOvy.-We find 3
more ineligible account of Mondays
proceedings than we received here, in
the Chillicotbe papers, Of which we a.
vail ourselves.
The amendment of the House 10 the
New Mexico bill was agreed to by tho
SENATE. Hon. James Wilson of New
Hampshire has resigned his seat in the
House with the intention of protecting
to California. The Spea ker ofthe House
has signed the Senate bill for the admis
sion Of California.
Congress is now progressing finely and
it is probable that The Senate will agree
to the res luton to adjourn un the 30th
instant.
The bill fixing the boundary between
Texas aud New Mexico, To which Texas
will undoubtedly agree as her Senators
and Representatives supported the bill.
the bills forming territoria! governments
for Utah and New Mexico. aud the bill
To admit California into the Union, has
probably ere this been signed by the
Speaker of the House and President of
the Senate and received the assent of
the President of the United States. or
the slavery bills. there now remain but
two undisposed of, the bill to amend the
laws relative to the reclamation Of fugi
tive slaves aud the bill to abolish the slave
trade in the District Of Columbia. These
| ii is said by those protesting 10 know
will readily pass the House, and thus
will end for the present tho slavery dis.
cussiOn.
The Appropriation bill has passed the
House and will soon be acted upon in the
Senate. There are other bills of minor
Importance, which will occupy but little
time, and we see no reason now why the
session should be prolonged beyond the
present month.
1t has certainly been a protracted ses.
sion and much Of it has been wasted in
Improbable discussion. But ift should
result, as we now have hopes that it will,
IN calming the slavery excitement, re.
storing peace and Tranquility TO the coun-
try and producing harmony between the
different sections the Union, the friends
of that Union will not complain of the ex
peuditure of time and money.
1t is probable that, in olllhesc slavery
bills, there ate bic, lionable features To
llis or that citizen of the Unun, but their
object has been cancellation aud compro.
mise. and all cannot expect TO be pleased
with tho delails-the object was 10 please
all with the general result, If that cad
| IS acco,npli shed. the Gicnds of Union
may be thankful that we have thus rs.
capped the dark prccipce of dsunion,
o,er which the policy of the last Admin
islraion was rapidly Fastening the coun,
( try.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

Papcr! Paper! E'aprrH!
- - Reams best Cap aud Letter Paper % do Wrap.
sOO ping AMI Tissue Paper a; KAUFFAIAN'S,
August 9, 1850 ii
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13
SAN FRAyaisoo, Maleh2, ls5Di,

RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE,
William McFurand s. 90 john F,y...$l,4j
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

The curative powers ol this extract tIu'y won
derfnl, and all nviads should maize immediate trial
Of the " YolloW Dock and Sarsa27iAa" IT cannot
iniure the most d4licate patient
See advertisement lu1f
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

Da. GrYsoTT'S yellow Dock AND sARsAeAz1L.
LA, for the cure of diseases Sprag purifier Of
the blood and as general Tonic for the System, Is
iGariUaleL.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13
QUEEN eVRC-

A Fine assortment now unpaclIng At Wis Els.
N Lancaster, Aug lG, 1850 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

RrTEEEScTs -feorga Weaver, John Arne Esq,
Alfred Nc Feish Esq. John Etinger, Daniel Kutz,
Lancaster, Fairfield county, Ohio John A. Collins Esq
Abraham Stutzman, JereTiiah Miller Christian Bylef,
+ fairfield county, OHIO.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

The subscribers have ia their possession the patent
right Of the counties of Fairfield, Pickawa v Franklin
md Licking, Of the State OF Ohio for the above Ma
Chimes and would respectfully announce that they are
prepared to fill all orders witt which they may be ia
yorod, either PetEon-liy by letter, from perSonS
living in their counties. Address.
WRIGHT & sBLBY,
Lancaster, Fairfield county, August l6, 1850 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13
LOcOfooo Platform for 1850,

!. The following resolutions were adopted at the
Democratic Convention, which assembled in CO.
lumbus on the 4th Of July. 1850. Let the PEo-
PIE OF OHIO read and remember them.
q ResOIOed. That with reference to the curren-
cy question, the Democracy of Ohio plauts itself
upon the Constitution of the United states The
currency fixed by that instrument We desire to
restore aud establish, and we will use all legal
and hou o,nble means to accomplish this object /;
aud being sincerely opposed to the existence of
banks for the circulation Of paper money, we are
utterly opposed 10 any feature being incurpora.
led into the new Constitution. by which the Leg.
isaure OF Ohio would have the power to create
any bank for the circulation OF paper money.
.l .Resofped, That we consider it the duty Of all
our public officers, alter taking the oath 10 sup
port the Constitution of the Uuited States to
make all payments. in their official cup0cty il
constitutional currency, Instead ofpaper money !;
aud that we, especially demand from the Board
9l Public Works, that they convert all paper
money which may come under their control into
specie aud in that shape disburse it.
ResoIeed That banks Of circulation are hostile
alike 10 the equal rights Of the people and the
linciples OF sound political economy that bard
money is the only currency recognized by the
Constitution. the only currency that deirands no
man, the only currency Ihat is expedient and Just ;
and we hold it to be inconsistent with the prin.
Ciples Of the party or democrats to participate in
creulihg or upholdng bqnking institutions.
Hard Money Report of thc Currency Committee
L. the Constitutional CoaOentioa, July jh
"SEc. l. The General Assembly shall have no
powerio creute uny bank OF blnking institution
whatever, or 10 authorize the making emission
or putting in circulation of any bill OF credit
bond, check ticket, certificate. promissory note
or other paper medium, Intended to circulate as
money or currency.
Il, SEC. =. The General Assembly shall prohibit
by law any person or persons association, com
pany or corporation now in existence from exer.
cising the privilege Of banking, or creating. emit
ling or putting in circulation any bank notes, or
paper OF any description whatever 10 circulate
az money or currency.
SIC. 3. The BUSINESS of Banking aud deal
ing in money shall be Fee tn all. subject lu such
restrictions as may be provided by law: but no
sP cml privileges or exemptions shalI ever be
granted to those engaged in, or to those who may
hereafter be engaged in such business; nor shall
any person or persons either natural or artificial,
ever be allowed to deal in ar issue paper money
so called. JOHN LAaWILL, Chairman
Here it is, fellow.citizens Read il! Ponder
ii! Make up your minds, democrats, how nGny
of you are willing 10 slond Oh that platform 4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-18
Parental Counsel.

The Union, of Wednesday morning, devotes an
article of some length to the Enquirers misgv-
ings about the report of the Committee of thirteen
and points it, in very friendly way, to better
course than it has hitherto pursued. On the main
matter of the admission of California the Union
says with much force: -.. --. r.
"The admission of California subject to serious OBJ
ections but we are prepared to waive them for the pur
pose OF carrying the other principles othe compromise
and thus restoring the peace of country, and pre-
serving the union OF the Ccnfederacy."
The Union then very justly argues that the
true issue is OH the measures reported by the Com
mittee and not on the reasons assigned for them.
Is then the great basis of this compromise fair ho-
norable, and satisfactory?
The Enquirer says, with great deal of truth, that
the Southern movement would have been much more
decided and that the people would have risen with more
for the expectation entertained that wise and patriotic
committee would propose compromise that would set
tie the whole question. Has that committee made such
report? We do not contend that it is perfect that it is
altogether free from objections; that is not susceptible
of few notifications which Congress may in their
wisdom propose and adopt. But further contend
the Enquirer admits it cannot be denied that the
hope of adjustment aoas based an outline of a
compromise Uery similar to that actually proposed By
the committee"
eff the Enquirer be correct in this poston--and we
do not entertain doubt about t-then why should the
South complain OF the compromise substantially pro-
posed by the committee Certain it is that we have
suggested or approved general basis OF compromise
very similar to thatactuay proposed by the committee
Now, if these facts let ascrbe the failure Of
this compromise, with proper notifications, to to
our friends. AS Macbeth exclaimed to the ghost of
Banque Shake thy CORY locks at mel Thou canst
not say did it, If our glorious country should
endanger its satetyif the agitation OF the pillows re-
mains upon the waters, and threatens shpwreck the
gallant shp-say not that did it, but let those ultra
members answer for it, by whose votes the compromise
system may be doomed to destruction"
The Unions last sentence would have been
more complete, if it had added-"and let those
ultra presses answer for it, in whose course ultra
members may find an excuse for giving such
votes.''
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-18

FOR lnelpent consumption, we know OF no better re-
medy than WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY It is soothing and healing in its nature,
and is admirably adapted to allay and disspae that an
noying and distressing irritation which so much prevails
at this season OF the year. caused by colds coughs and
weather We know of several severe cases which have
Deen radically cured by the use OF this Basam. Some
TWO years since reFd OF ours was suN under what
was Thought to be confirmed consumKon--a severe
cough, loss OF appetite night sweats, a By the use
OF the basam, he &speied these alarming encroach-
ments and IS noYVn the enjoyment OIL comparative
good health NeYEngland Washingtokian, Boston.
LOSTkOICE RESTORED!
New BEDFORD, Ahg TO- l94S.
Mr., S, w. FowE -Having seen many certificates
published in relation to DR. Wislar'sR SAM az
WILD CuERk take this opportunity of offering
lish. few months Spce INV witak hngs hacanpa 80 %
mucn alecied by sudd cold that she lost her voice
ana suffered severely from pains THE breast Her ST.
tuallpn caused her friends much alarm. Having heard
your Dasah strongly recommended by those who had
Sseu II, purchased bottle OF your agent in this place
ohe tooE It accordng to directions and it produced
wonderful effect. Before using one bottle she had COM
petey recovered her voice. the pains subsidized and her
health was soon fully restored Yours truly.
65igneG' HENRY G. BRIGHTMAN.
r. s. Such testimony can be relied upon Be care flu |
OF the article you buy.
None genuine, unless signed az Butts" on the wrap
per For sale by Gaynor & Wood, Alex. Duval, and
Purcell, Laid d Co., Richmond, and Druggists every |
where. my l8-eo3t