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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14
EZRA CARPENTER,


ID ESPECTFUII.Y informs the public that he has
HI associated in business with himself ROBERT
and GEORGE LOWRY. He has also added TO his Is
Enlistment the most improved machinery, which will
enable them to manufacture Cloth, kerseys, blannels,
Kersemere Satinet, Tweed and Blankets IN the best
style, and at the lhorsest notice
| Common Wool will be Manufactured into Cloth for
forty cents yer yard
Three quarters blooded m erino and upward super
fine finish. 60 cents per yard
Sattinet 40 cents per yard Blankets 50 $3.50 per
pair Flannels, SC, in proportion. r
Every body is aware that fire cloth is more vsua-
ble than eoarse and that the difference in the price
depends more on thelabor bestowed than the cost OF
the raw material. The difference therefors ip tAa
price of Manufacturing e and coarse wool will ee eE-
planed by the finish which, will not be inferior to
Eastern Goods.
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning
Will be done in the best manner at customary prices
In as much the expenses Of the business are heavy
and profits light, prompt payment will necessarily be
required for all orders in their business.
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted-for which Goods
will be given in exchange.
! NAV H. 1880
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Remarkable Event.

HAVING disposed of the Stock Of Hardware Of j.
HI c. WEAVER Il Co to MesSrs. EFFINGER, WHITE
LArTA and as it is my desire to close up
possible do hope all knowing themselves indebted,
either by note or book account, will come forward
and thereby me the unpleasant task Of dunning,
as It's much more pleasant to me we'll my good
customers.
Itake this method Of returning my thanks to the
public for the liberal patronage they have extended
toward me. The firm Of J. G, Weaver & Co., is dis
solved Of mutual consent.
Twill be found in the Counting room Of the new
firm. J. G. WEAVER
Lancaster, April 5, 1850 4s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14
HE GREAT PLACE

To Purchase Ready Made Clothing,
Cloths, CassinlereS VestiHgs & Trimmings al prices
to ievery body either al IpholeSale or retaRisat
SMITH & NG's,
IN Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, Just between Re-
~ Der Kutz's Store and John Lyon's Grocery
Our Goods fresh and of the latest mportations,
the variety very great and the stock complete.
II is needless to give lengthy description of our
Goods suffice it to say that we have everv thing that
would complete getlemen's wardrobe, cohssting of
every variety Of Goats, Jackets Psrts Vests Shirts
Drawers, Suspenders Cravats. Stocks, Handkerchefs
Bosoms collars socks Gloves together with the most
fashionable and beautiful styles Of
Cloths. Cassimeres, Vedings & Trimmings,
SO that those who would prefer to have their Clothes
made to order car do so by first leaving their mea-
sure and good fit is warranted or no sale.
We keep constantly empoyeda number offrst rate
1dilOrS and feel prepared to do all manner of talgr-
iag but those who desire their clothes made up after
the latest ashonsand in the most durable and sdbstan
tial manner Just give us call.
We sell low. in this there is no mistake nntwith.
standing others may say they sell from 80 to 5,
per cent lower than every body else, anl as an evi
deRce Of what we say, let all call aud LOOK at ou,
Goods and we feel confident tina. those who wan
clothing will surely buy.
Bear in mind that SaiITH ToSG are practical Tai
lors hav9 followed their business for man years am
might with propriety be said to understand perfect,
the qnaity and make of their Goods so that anv art
Gle they sell may be relied upon being good an.
substantial if found defective in any respect Just
return il and they will give satisfaction
0I.Don't forget the place, recollect the name and
enquire for SMITH TONG.
NAV 81, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14
AN ORDINANCE

Levying Tax for Corporation purposes for 1850
SEC. i. BE ii ordained by the t0tUa Council Of the
- topn Of Lancaster, That Tax Of One Mill on the
Dollar Of valuation be and the same is hereby levied
upon all property subject to taxation, for State and
county purposes within the corporation Of the town
Lancaster, for town purposes
SEC. 2. Be il further ordained blythe authOriti
aforesaid, That Tax of Two (2) Mills on the Dollai
Of valuation be and the same is hereby levied upon al
property subject to taxation for State and county pur
poses within the corporation Of the town of Lancaster
for the special purpose Of liquidsting the present in
debtedness Of said town and for no other purpose
Passed June 10, 1850 JOHN ARNEY, President
Attest-JoHN B. REED, Recorder
June H. 1850 3w6
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ENairfield County Common Pleas.--Peti-
II tion to sell Land-Jacob Meyer, Jun, Administra.
tor of william Shartzly, deceased, VS.. Margaret
shartzly and Mary Shartzly. To Margaret and Mary
Shartzy, heirs and legal Representatives of William
Shartzly, deceased-You are hereby informed that
the oath day of April, 1850 said Administrator filed
his petition in the court of common Pleas Of Fairfield
county, Ohio the object and prayer Of which is to OBJ
tain an order &c. at the next term Of said court for the
aSsignment of the dover of Mary Shartzy the widow
OF William Shartzly deceased in and for the sale Of
the following real estate of which the said William
ShSftzly died seized) so much thereof as may be
necessary 70 paw the debts Of said decedent towit
The easthalf of the southeast Quarter Of section No.
81, Township No IA and Range No 10, Except twen-
ty acres out of the southeast corner thereby con-
tainirg sixty acres. JACOB MoYER, Jr. .Adm'tor
Of the Estdte of WILLIAM ShGrtsly, deceased
By BRASEE & TALLMADGE, his Attorneys.
June z, 1850 $3.50 4wb
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SHERIFF'S SSALE.-InF Fairicid CommonPleas
~ Williams Ackley rs Henry Dittoe, et ais. BY
virtue Of an order to me directed from the court o.
Common Pleas Of Fairfield county, Ohio, will ofe1
and expose to sale by public vendue and outcry the
door of the court house in said county on Monday TIE
l7h day Of June merit between the hours ofl0 O'Clock
A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ of said day. the following
described decree ofthe court of common pleas Of Fair
field county, Ohio to-wIt The decree of Thomas VIII
liams Us. The Zanesvile K Maysvills Turnpike Com.
subject to credit of S2Ol II as Of the l4h Of May,
1915. Terms Of sale. cash
OLIVER n. PERRY, Sheriff
may L, 1850 So 5w2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14

FoREIGN NEws.-The new American
Steamer has arrived at New York, max
ing the trip To that city from Liverpool in
IL days, s hours and Is minutes. 1t is
the shortest trip on record and yet the
Steamer encountered heavy seas.
The political news is unimportant.
The corn market is depressed. The
money market was in more favorable
condition.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14
WOOiIrn Factory.

TIME subscribers would inform their frienis and the
public generally that they continue in the Fool-
len Business, in TmoMAs LrrTLEFrELD's FAcToRY.
near he Rock MiH. There machinery being Of the
most improved kind in the country, they are now rea
dy to receive Wool to work by the yard or on shares
into Cloth, Kersemeres, Satinet Fannels Blankets
They will manufacture Wool Of all kinds into Cloth
at 40 CENTS YARD and other Goods in proportion
They have on hand large lot Of Cloth, FlGnneLs
Btaahets, &C., which they will exchange for Wool
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning
viii be done cheap for prompt pay
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted-fo1 which cssE
will be paid. p. MARSHALL & co.
| Greenfield Township may "a, 1850 6w3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14

nR. McLane's Liver Pills.--This astouish-
IL ing demand for this great medicine seems to be on
the Increase Where il. has been introduced, has at
ainei popularity unprecedented in the annals of me.
dca practice. Physicians using itin many cases,
at least when they can obtain it Patients, however
need not be under the expense of asking medical ad
vice. they purchase box of the liver pillswith
which directions will be furnished, which will wor;
speedy cure. The following letter from agent
shows its popularity in the section from which the let
ter is dated 'BURNT CABINS, Bedford county, Pa.
March %, 1S47.
y. Kidd Co. Wood ST. Pittsburgh Gentlemen-We
find we can sell great many more Of DR.. McLane's
Pills than your agent left with These Pills are
rapidly rising in favor and have almost sold all
that we had If you send us 10 or II dozen more
boxes they will last perhaps until your agent can
bring new supply. T. & j. KELLEY"
For sale wholesale and retail by G.. G. Beck and NJ.
T. Kreder, Lancaster; w. f. Brecb & Co., Carroll; p.
Hane, PeGSGntDiLLe; JWoodyard NeiC Salem; L. Kab,
RuShpiAe; Kreder Brother, Logan, Hooking coaa-
ty and by Merchants and Druggists generally.
may 81, 1861 2w4
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Tletition for Partition.-Sarah Sin

TletitiOn for Partition Sarah Sinnift. John
Il sinnift, Elizabeth Younger, Alexander Younger,
Philip Sinnilt, David Sinnitt, George Sinnift, Ruth
to-wit: Cinderella Lockwood, Ephraim lockwood and
John King the heirs Of Sarah Moon, deceased to-wi'
Daniel Moon, Theodore Shockley, George Shockley,
DE Wit Shocklcy and Edward Moon, will take notice
that petition was filed against them on the 20.h da
Jr.. and is now pending wherein the said Jacob Sin.
nift, Jr demands Partition of the following Real Es-
tate to-wit: In-Lo number Forty seven in the town
Of Rtshyille, Fairfield county, Ohio and that at the
next Term of said court application will be made by
the said jacob Snni Jr. for an order that Partition
NAV be made of said premises.
/ II. II. HUNTER, AHorneytor Petitioner
NAV "a, lh5O $3.50 Gw3
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GAMBLING AND ITS CoNsEoUENcEs.-A
complaint was made few days since at
the Police Office by baker, residing in
the Bowefy, against Isaiah Rynders and
others whom he charged with winning
from him within the last few months q
large amonnt Of money. in consequence
of which the poor victim is beggared. and
with his family, has been turned into the
street, entirely deStitute.-N Y Miyro1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14
Price Reduced!
VAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE
large BOttIes-O one Dollar.

Large Bottles only One Dollar.
tn, Proprietor of the Grsat Ansnean Remedy "vIrsHS,
vE0ETAsLE LrTRoSrRDTIo MrIruRE." induced By The
argent solicitation, Of he Agent, throughout the United
States and Canada, h's now
Reduced the Price
Of h. popular and well known article; and from this da.s
hsneeierih, be will put up but aze otiJ-his qust
bOtiIes:-ths retail pdes Will 10
ONE DOLLAR. e.,
The public may re-, assured that the character Of the Medi
ons, is sfvagth. and eorative properues REMAIN
UBoHAS0ED, snd the same care will be beo~ed in pre-
panoG i ss Heretofore.
As this n'sns, under j. reloosi pnee will be purchased
by those who have not hitherto made ieayes acquainted
with s yrBs the propfor Noala beg 10 intimate that his
aicls 70 BE- elasi with tie ,a., amount Of Remedies
of the day - claims Tor irf Hy,q'sr h,aiisr 1orsr
al dissaSss. toN any other DTsparstDn before the
Esrd: and a' su,iah il Tor eight ye,f, b. D. superior
medical ynoes aad und hi. adnciioa. commanded double
The prcs Of any O,hrr article IN ili. hns.
NOTict P.EncCL.sLT. i. krele with great heal.
ing power and cenaiiHy, upou the
Blood, Liver, Kilneys. L1ugs,
'nd III oor or,an. uy,a the gro-r ae,oa Of which ifs end
health depend.
THIS msaiei5s has ia'ty hgh reoue as rrvledy for
DfopsY and Gravel
and all dieans Of that nature Il MAJ be relied uRon whoa
bs intelligent physician La 4bahD.I al paent-and iot
these distressing dl.a'e- r'resJ DKDpsr. tie propi
eOf would osrBes,ly ard honesty recommend il. At s
prs1t price it rasiy obtained b. ALL and I've t4i viii prove
Iie article to be tie
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
E Psass ask Tor paaphsi'ihe give them away
they contain sixteen pasef rc. tn addition iul
rieal naii-r) valuable for hou-gh Juuo.s- and which
vii save many dosr. Jr year pracira h1u'ek-eer.
The receipts introduced make Tie bpok Of Ersa'
value aside rin m ebaraclef ayer,ius nsdiun iOi
tbs medi-ins the ssiOny favor Of which h the form Of
s,ts from al parts Of the country may 5e relied
tS-'' 'Yaushn's vegetsbIs lithonthpe Mixture '-ih'
Great American Remedy now Tor sale in qusn bottles al q
each small bottles 50 each No small bottles all b
..OeJ after the prrseai stock dispossd Of.
Pnnipal Office. Bahalo, n e., ~ Nen strrsi,
c. {. VAUGHN. .
NIB An e,er, terceptnE ffom agents and dealr5 viii
whom he hpsGe must be paid attention
! viii be given 70 them.
! For sale wholesale and retail By c s Birdsall, y,
228 main street, Cincinnati George Kaufman. Lanca
ter: G. MrFadden, Ru5hyilie D. b kindhart, 1.-the 4
lis: $ Russell Pickeringtru: H. & ]. Leonard, Basi
/ o. II. MCEhlsr, Somerset, G. Good, Logan.
June II, 1850. 1y6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14

FAMILY GROCERIES.
TVNHE subscriber would inform their friends and the
Il public generally, that they have Just received and
Stock Of Groceries, suitable for familv use: Con.
ssting in part of the following articles, which they
will sell upon reasonable terms.
BEST RIO COFFEE;
New Orleans SUGARS, Loaf do, White Crushed
do, Lump do.
Young Hyson and Imperial TEAS;
Sugar House and New Orleans M0LASSES;
TOBACCO, Of all kinds; ..
RICE, best quality; CANDIES. assorted;
LEMONS; ORANGES; FIGS; RAISINS;
Together with stock of ofFANCY ARTICLES, such as
FISHING TACKLE; COMBS, fancy and plain
HAIR OILS: POCKET WALLETS;
And all other things usually kept in establishment
Of the kind. ely & EVERSOLE.
Lancaster, April %, 1850.
DMAHLON ASHBRooK'S WHTsKEY oy the
barrel; Liquors Of all kinds Of the best quality Sua
bic for the sick. c. b. E.
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PRESENT TO TaE PoPE.-The clergy oil
France have sent a magnificent incense
burner to the Pope, as present, in re.
fnembrance of his return TO Rome. The
Liverpool Times says Of it:
"lt is one ofthe finest pieces of work
manship ever displayed as result of the
taste of this century. 1t is of solid gold
adorned with carbuncles of extraordinary
size. said to be the gift of great lady Of
the Faubourg St. German. whose we'd
ding parure they once adorned. The
chasing of the vessel is most exquisite,
representing the incidents Of the life Of
St. Peter. while the lid is surniodhted
with the Gallo cock With expanded wings
composed Of the most brilliant and costly
gems Of every color"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14

JENNING'S RIFLE.-We we're inclined
to consider this weapon humbug, but il
would appear otherwise. The Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun ssys:
"The military committee yesterday
made experiments with Jennings pat
ent rifles, the most effective fire.arms in
vented to this day, and the most for.
midable weapon now known to man. II
resembles in size an old ordinary rifle
and does not weigh so much as double
barreled gun; yet it shoots twentyfour
times in minute. and carries it's destruc-
tive missiles to distance Of eight hhu-
dred yardsl It is reloaded for twenty.
four more shots in about two seconds,
and repeats it's work of destfdctioh and
defence"
The trial. he adds. was perfectly salts.
factory. What formidable and deadly
weapon this will prove in time Of War!
What army could Withstand its frequent
discharges! Its tendency materially will
10 to do away with "the last resort Of
Kinps,'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14
German RooLs.

TIME undersigned has in addition to general as
l. sortment Of English Books and Stationery, ssuP-
ply Of German Eooks and Stationery-eonsisting in
part as follows
Arnt's True Christianity
Bucks Theological Dictionary,
Bunyan's Pilgrims Prog1esss
Elijah the Tishbise, The Wandering Soul,
Hymn Books and Cataehsms,
Large Family Bibles, small Bibles and TestaH ents'
Dictionaries, GTaminars, Spoilers and PrImers
Horse FaTTier Books JOHN bbh"HX
Lancaster, March 8, 1850.
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zng7ozrurr OF Fa sHToN.

TINE Partnership heretofore existing between FIsK-
| Royg L. WIsIRR has bern mutually dissolved,
l. Winter having associated himself in partnership
with Jons GRATELL, begs leave to call the attention
oi the Putlie to the new firm under the name Of
Winter and Graybill.
Having removed their shop to nreenes Row, opposite
The Tslmadge House, take this method Of informing
the public that they will be on hand TO administer
70 al the old customers and the citizens generally,
aid 70 tose who are DESTROYS Of having wSrk done IN
neat workrnaulike and fashionable style. particular
attention will begiyen to the latest receipt OF
By strict attention and close application to business,
they hope o receive liberal share Of Patropage' As1
suring those who will favor them with call thar no
sns will be spared to suit the taste Of the most iaSti-
dious All work in the branch Of tailoring, making OF
cutting warranted to please.
SHOP up stairs next door to Smalloy's Hat Store.
WINTER GRAYBILI..
! Lancaster April II, 1850 ~
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hR. McLane's Vermifuge.-Alo testimo-
- ny!-Mr. Jonathan Houghman, of West Union,
Park county, Indiana, writes as follows to Kidd Co.
81 have sold all the Vermiiuge you sent me, and
wish new supply immediately | could have sold
great deal more, il had had it on hand The peo-
pie here, after trying all other medicines for worms
say that none is equal to Dr. McLane's Vermifuge,"
Sold wholesale and retail by G. G. Beck and NJ. q
Kreider Lancaster; w. +. Breck Co., Carroll; P.
Hane PLeaSantpLc; woodward, NelU Salem; E. Kalb
RushviUe; Kreider Brother, Logan, Hooking Coun-
ty, and by Merchants and Druggists generally
may 81, 1850. 2w4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14

Estate of David c. RufTner.-Notice is here
IL by given that the subscriber has been appointed
and qualified Administrator de bonis Of the Es-
tate Of DAVID C. RuFTNER; deceased late of Fairfield
day Of June, 1850. DANIEL RUFFNER, Adnl'tor.
June Ia. 1850. 4W6
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Bale ofRenI sslnle BIZ order or Court

ON SATURDAY the 18Th day Of July 1850, b..
tween the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and 4 o'clock
p. NJ At the door Of the courthouse, In the town Of
Lancaster viii bs sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing Real Estate. the property Of Valentine COL
lins deceased, to-we ln-Lot No. 30, In Carpenters
ol the Widow To be sold for not less than 800 y
1eTBls Of SaLe.--One-thrd In hand, one. third IN
one year, and the residue In two years.
SAMUEL y. MACCRA CKEN, Adm'tOr
debonis non Of Valentine Collins deceased.
June IA, 1850. sl5O 6w6==
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MILITARY PREsIDENTs.-"The United
States Magazine aud Democratic Re-
view," the grea, literary aud political Or:
gan Of the Democracy Of the United
States, has an article in MS June number
under this title. In the course nf this
article it describes the character and
stalesmanlike qualifications of General
Washington, of Gen. Jackson, and of
Gen, Taylor Of the first two, ii is high
y laudatory. 1t was not 10 be expected
that it should do justice to the last. But
we must do the Democratic Review the
credit to say that it does not deal in the
gross and indiscriminate abuse of the
President whichis go commonn the dem
ocralic journals of the day. Whilst it de-
nies that he is skilled in matters of state
it does not make either an open or insid
ious attempt 10 blight those green aud
immortal military laurels which atlorr
his warrior brow. 1t says: His whole
life has been series of military servi-
ces. ending in a blaze of glory" 1t
speaks of him as gallant soldier" ga
brave, 0ad '0e belis6e an Upright man."
1t adds to this concession of integrity the
remark aud admission, "A good iuten'
tion is at least half way to good act
1t is the needle that always points to a
safe harbor. For this. at least, we un'
hesitalingly give the President Of the
United States full credit
Would that all the other adversaries
Of Gen. Taylor would exhibit The same
magiianihity and justice! No difference
of opinion. however wide. demands that
Gen. Taylor personally should be deni.
ed the respect and gratitude of his coun
trymen.- Richmond Republican,.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETrR.
DOB NOT THEDEAD.--lwouldusko ask Of

R OBJ BNOTTHE DEAD would ask of those
Il " persons who are in the habit Of visiting Fam.
lily Burial ground near Lancaster and while there mu
tlating and abusing an evergreen, cedar tree,
other fixtures in and about said ground whether th
is doing as they would wish to be done by2
Such conduct certainly exhibits an unruly or mali
cious disposition and could not originate in the hear
OF person who has proper regard for the feelings o
others. do not wish to be understood as having any
objections whatever to Persons visiting the resting
place of the remains Of those who are dear to some
u.s. all ask is that they behave themselves whilt
there. G.. WILSON
Jhne ID, 1850. 1w6
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A MODEL MEssAeE.-To fdnctiona
ries of high and low degree, who have
to address official messages to legislative
bodies, we commend the following by E
D. Payne, mayor of the little city Of
Westminster, Md. 1t is addressed to
the city council and is model for terse.
ness and brev,ty, and will be sure
to be read.
In compliance with arequest made to me
by you at your last meeting, that | should
presentto you for your consideration my
views of municipal affairs. beg leave Ia
respectfully propose that the limits ofthe
corporation be defined by proper bounds;
the property assessed and taxed ten cents
On the hundred dollars; the streets, lanes
and alleys in the densely populated por.
tioh of the city paved aud Ike in order
That all irresponsible and disorderly per
sons Be prohibited from appearing at late
hours ~ the city. To tax lecturers and
exhibitors whose object is not the ad
vance, ement Of science OF morals. Tota,
dogs and ten pin alleys, and fine all per
sons found flying kites, cock fighting
horse racing, firing off guns or any ex
plosive compositions, as well as the burn
ing of any combustble materials tina
might endanger either buildings or fenc
es, and to prohibit the running at large
of all dumeslic animals.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14

6TWhen the Locofoco member of the
Board Of Public Works removes all the
ufficers on his part of the line he,
cause they are Wings, it is all right
When Gen Taylor removes Democrat
ic holder, it is prescription and de-
deserves condemnation, When DR..
Schenck, Wing, is removed from
the Franklin county iu6rmary. it is nd
cause for regret, though he has been a
most excellent and efficient superintenj'
ent. When DR.. Trevitt is removed from
the Peuiteuliary, the case is changed
aud the act is monstrous. Really. "how
few crooked paths" mark the course d
the Statesman!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14

La PATRIE announces that miracu.
lous girdle, which is alleged to have been
worn by the Virgin, and Which Is one oil
the precious relics of the Cathedral o
Tortosaj has been sent to Madrid. to be
placed near the Queen ofSpain. in hel
approaching accouche and it is tor
the present deposited gu the altat Of the
Chapel Royal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-14

tREiANB-Hdrrea Prospects. There
has been decided improvement in the
weather. The latest accounts froih the
country are generally favorable, and there
is no mention made of any further symp
iothS Of blight in the potato. Tie com
fnercial reports are more promising.