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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

PICKED UP.-In Winchester. DR.. Olds
accused Gen. Taylor of the Rrss district
with having been bought over to support
the Texas Boundary bill. He was i'm
meda,ely reminded that four Locofocos
from Ohio supported the bill and was re
quested to explain this. The Doctor
thought it would be too much of di.
gression from the usual course Of his
speech. Is not this contemplate?
DR.. Odds cannot speak in favorable
terms fan honest and upright politician
The contrast with himself is so marked,
that he dare not do so, aud hence such
men as Gen. Taylor must be abused by
him. See the article in another column
from the Scioto Gazette. While Dr.
Olds has torsaken his post in this impor-
tant crisis. Gen. Taylor, who is also q
candidate for reelection, remains al
Washington 10 do his duty TO his country
and his constituents. This is the differ.
ence between the men; one goes in fnl
the general good, the other for persona
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and hence the forum
ately exposed attempt TO cast odium up
ON the member from the Ross district.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

The RAILROAD. The Telegraph, as
we'll as the Eagle, is out against county
subscription to the Railroad. When two
papers in this county thus array them.
selves against the interests Of the town
and county, we may we'll despair of sue.
cess. The people must look to their own
Interests and not depend upon those who
have no Interests in common with them
We sha ] not now etiter INFO discussion
Upon The propriety ofa county subscrip.
iion to works Of public imp6rtance, as nc
vote can be taken this fall. The matter
begins to wear tangible shape, aid it IL
well for the friends of the Railroad first
to discover who are it's friends.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

SHERIFF,S SALF.---In Fairfield common
- Pleas. Williams Ackley IS. Henry Ditoe, e als.
By virtue Of order TO me directed from the court
Of common pleas Of Fairfield county. Ohio, will offer
and expose to sale by public vendu6 and ouery the
door fthe courthouse in said county, on MOn5ayc
7h day Of October 1850, between the hours Of 10 o..
clock A. M and 4o'cock p NJ Of said day, The follow.
Ing described decree Of the court Of common pleas Of
Fairfield count, Ohio, to-wit: The decree Of Thomas
Williams Us ~ Zanesyille and MsyWilie Turnpike
Company Of the 18th of Sfptembre, 1872 for the sum Of
s2038 g. subj ct TO credit Of sol H. as o. the I4th
Of May, 1915. Terms Of sale cash
OLIVER II. PERRY. Sheriff
August 30. 1850. 50 5w;7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

A MANDA RACES, for 1s5O.--To commence
IN on Tuesday the 22nd day Of October, 1850, and
continue four days
First Ddy--Colt purse of $50, for three year old
Colts, confined to colts owned in the State one mile
and repeat.
Second Day--A county race for $50, confined to
horses owned in the county for three years one mile
and repeat.
Third Day-Three best in FIVE, for $50, free ior
anything owned in the State.
Fourth Day-For slOJ, free for any thing, two
miles and repeat.
Each day, three or more horses to make race, the
racing to be governed by the Richmond Treo Hill
Jockey Club rules.
Amanda, Fslrfeld county, Ohio, sep. l9, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
GUARDIANS sALE.-gy virtue Of IN ord,

GUARDIANS SALE = virtue Of sn ord, +
W of the court of common pleas, made At the ssL.
teinber Term, 549 70 directed, will az Gu,ri.H
Of MAEGARET and sARAH IsnAl.L minor. proe1.d
70 sell at public sale. on BIoalqy fte 7h day Of
october aegi. between the hogrs Of 10 oelocs A. NJ
and O'Clock P. NJ. u sail day, st the house
door in the town Of Lancaster 10 said c5uuty, the 81.
lowing lands and tenaneiIts, to-st lN.L0H. No ri.
teen l5) IN Bruustejt'a addition 10 the town ci Ian.
caster, IN said county Of sriitd.
Terms Of Sals.- One-lonrih par, Of he yurrhl.a
money in hanl--one- fourth in on. yrsr-Dne.iouril
in two years and the residue in .arss yc-Is, WI. in.
terest iIom the day oi sale.
THOMAS ISRAEL, Ggar{a1.
september 9, 1850 50 OWL
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state Of Ohio, FnIrneId County, ..

state Of Ohio, Fairfield COunty, -.
-
Stephen Psden and IN CouTf V common Fieas
William Maugsr,
thE Defendant Stephen Paden boinz nonresident,
- hereby notified that on the I4th day Of August,
A. d. iooO, ApheusJ. Smith fledin the court Of com
mon pleas Of said county, bill In ehancsry against the
said stephen Padsn and William MaueeT; thst said bi
sets iorth that a. the April term 1850 Of said court
the said ApheusJ Smith recovered iude,neni sgainst
the said Stephen Psdss for nins hundred and taree
dollars and sixty cents with costs Of suit ssd
Stephan Paden has no property real or personal sub
jeet 70 execution at law, that the said Willsm Mau
ger Is indebted 70 the said Paden in the sua of egh
teen hundred and sixty-fve dollars evidenced by
four notes secured by mortgage real estate as
cited Ia said bill
The prayer Of said bill is, that the said Mauger be-
restrained from paying over the said moneys 70 said
Paden due on said notes. and that said Paden be re.
strained from receiving the same, and that the mo.
neys due on said notes as they respectively fall due
may be subjected % the payment Of tho judgment re-
covered as Aforesaid
And the said Stephen Paden is further notified thai
unless he appears and plead answer dcmur 10 the
said bill within GO1ays after the next term Of said court
the said Alpheus j. Smith al the next term after the
expiration Of sixty days, viii apply % the said eour
to take the materg Of said bill confessed and 10 Dr.
cree thereon accortingly.
J. RADEBAUGH, CLerE
II, H. HUNTER, Attorney for Complainant
August 10, 1850 S5,26 Gwl5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
N1GINAaNG.
" VnImnbie Property M Auction.

~ VnlWuDlc properly Ht AuC'iOu'
A Administrator of the Estate ofZAcKAR1AH SHU.
N CERT deceased, late Of Fairfield county, Ohio,
will expose to public sale at the Shop occupied by the
deceased in his life time two doors south OF the Mar
ket House. on Broadstreet Lancaster, Ohio on Satur
day the 18Th dayf October, 1885, the following pro-
perty, to.wit
l4j sets of Chairs; 5 Rocking Chairs;
A lot of Chairs assorted; Bedsteads;
Also lot of unfinished work and large variety oil
Stock;
Turning Lathe and Tools
A variety of Tools, Work Benches and other arti.
clos necessary to complete the furniture of Chair
and Bedstead Factory;
Stove and Pipe; lot of LUMBER and also a variety
of other articles too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day
and continue from day to day until all is sold.
Terms Of SGle.-Six months credit will be given OIL
all sums over three dollars the purchaser giving note
with approved security; under that amount cash in
hand. JOHN SHUGERT, AdBI't0r.
Lancaster, september 81, 1850 3w2l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
DUBLIC sALE.-Wil be sold At pubie saie a

DUBLIC sALE.--Will be sold at public sale at
the rcsid. d.nce Of the subscriber in Hooking .own.
ship, four miles southwest Of L,ncas.,r on Moadog,
The 51!a Day Of September, lsjU the fooyins pr1.
perty, to.wit' head Of WORK Horses; wearing Co!a
u head q Cattle 4 Of them spring Calgss;
26hsad Of Hogs 20 hsld Of Sheep,
Hay in the Sack, Corn in the grocnl
Allkind, Of Farming Utanlil saeh 4l rlousis u.r.
rows, Cul.igstor, HCrI Gesr5, rev sed IL.
A lot Of Hoa5ehold Furniture, suci a. Co3. ius
Stove; Corner Cupboard: Table, Wod Wl-eF
Caairs, Bab5teads ard aa:D5.r oi vtasr lri les
Isrln'mad@ kn9gn on the isy of sa!l. sale u .Oa.
rnence at 10 o'clock A. Il Of laid lsy
HENRY DETJlX
september &c, 1850 s1i9'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

The Issue NARROWED DowN.-Dr
Olds, we understand, told the people oi
Violet township that the next PreSiden-
tial election depended upon the 9th Con
gressional District of Ohio, and that The
election in this District depended upon
the vote of Violet Township. This is
narrowing the issue into small compass
aud 1t will be found by the time the cleo.
ton is over, that the Doctor will be able
to creep through an "auger hole"
The next information we receive, will
be that the Doctor has told some individ
ual the next Presidential election will de
pend upon his vote.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
NEW GooDs.-Ju,y sots. 1870.

TTNhs day received at the cheapcash store, opposite
l. Sheifers Hotel, large aud general assortment
of New Goods, embracing every kind and variety Of
Fancy and staple DRY GOODS Having purchased
this stock between the regular seasons Tor going East
thereby realizing an advantage nbuyins NAM kinds
of Goods and getting low rate, enables me
to sell my articles at greatly reduced prices. Every
body is invited to call and buy a bargain,
Lancaster, Aug l6, 80. W. r. WISE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

DUBLIC SALE.-I will sell at my residence
i three miles north Of Lancaster, on the canal, in
Greenfield township, on Wednesday the 9Th day q
October, 1860 at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ at public auction
the,following property, to-wit;
Two head Of Horses, head fMilch Cows,
2Sows with Pigs, Wagon Cart, Horse Gears,
Loom and Tsckling, Ploughs, Harrows, and every
thing suitable for a farmer,
Booking stoves and every other kind Of House
hold and Kitchen furniture not necessary to mention.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
'''' '''''' -''''''' JOHN MORGAN.
september 90, 1850. aw9o'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

NroW oPENING--A hanlsome variety Of Cali
IN Goes Cling CHAINS, ~ Prints. Oil Chlntss Lawns,
Irish Linens, Chaugeable Monlir Lustres, SC. ,
STAPLE GOODS-Such as TickingS Brown and
Beached Drillings, Apron Checks, b ,lched Muslns
Brown Linens, Whit5 anI Red FLlunels, bl9ached
Shsetinos from 10 3 yards wide, Piow.case Cotons
Table Covers.
Together with General aisortroon Of ali EnqSe ei
Goods for Housekeeping purposes Tor sale at D
Lancaster, Aug. 10, 1850.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

The MoTHERs's MAGAZINE, for October
contains several articles Of valuable i'm.
portance. 1t is very useful, while ii
cannot but be entertaining,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

The CHARGE EXPLODED. This is a
bout the way in which Judge johnson
exposed the hypocricy of the h'c'f'co
cry about the poor. He Instituted com
parison between the old and new tax
law.
The old law taxed the poor mans COW
aud exempted the rich mans Furniture
the poor woman's sheep and exempted
the rich woman's jeweIry; the poor man:
horse worth $40. and the rich man. horse
worth $500, alike at $40; the young far
mels work horses and exempted the rich
mans gold lever watch. ! he Wing tax
law brought all this exempted property
upon the duplicate. The land sprcula
tor would sell farm for SO 900, get One
third down. aud the balance in notes Will
Interest His cash and his notes were
exempted, while The farmer paid his taa
upon the land. The new taxes thi,
cash and these notes.
This is the law which The LncGfnC1.
oppose, which they say favors the rich
man and oppresses the poor. The law
produced largely Increased amount OF
revenue to the State and every ordinary
tax payer now knows that his Stale ta'
is not Increased If there is an inctsas,
it is caused by the additional levy of iht
County Commissioners for county Pur
poses.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
hIl7

1--WE have been favored with theiperuJal of the
following letter from California, whicn shows the val
seton Cherry Pectoral in that distant portion Of
our country. 1t is sold there at five dollars per bot
tie. -B0slon Republican,
SAN FRANctsco, March2 1851
J.C. AVER, Esq.-Dear Sir: We have the pleasure
to inform you that since our advces of the oh utimn
we have disposed of all the Cherry Pectoral consgn-
cd House. For the benefit experienced BY those
who have used 1t, there has grown up here con-
fd,nce in the article which will insure you for this
market an increasing and permanent demand.
The rapid changes Of our climate from heat to cold,
and heat again. induce, might be expected the af
licting and often dangerous lung complaints. Many
of these, within our knowledge, have been speedily
cured by your preparation to Afford as it We're,
immunity from their attacks.
We are daily expecting the next arrival and would
advise the continuation of your monthly shipments in
larger quantities than hitherto Yours, &c.
aug 3O----lml5 ]. g. CRAM co.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
AZ onnTNxNcE

Repeating certain parts Of an Ordinance passed July
4, I849.
RE u Ordetaed by hte TouB Council Of the Torn
- Of Lancaster That 50 much Of an ordinance rss-
sed July ISi9, TO preserve order and protect the
morals Of the people Of the Town Of Lancaster as Is
contain d In the tenth and eleventh geetloEs BE- tie
same Is hereby repealed. Passed. September 3, 1850
JOHN ARNEY, Prfsietst
Attsst-IoHH .. Rgrn, Recorder.
September ~, 1850. 3aaO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

UNDERSTANDS months have now eaps-
u ed since requested all those indebted to me to
come forward andpay up. Some Of my friends have
been kind enough to respond to my request, while
others probably have thought do not need funds.
This is therefore to give such Of my trienos (who
determination to collect all outstanding claims and
would much prefer receiving the same without any
coercive means. JOHN G. WEAVER.
Lancaster, september g. 1860. 6wl7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
u ElairlieIh C0nllnon Plea..
Petition for Divorce.
McAiisler's An Iaraiing 0iniucnr

TINE action which thiq
L ointment has upon the
human criicle, demons.ra's
It's grand eilicsc Y and heal
ing power Il is the fist
and only discovery Of N
erterrGl preparation that
Las power TO restore the
IrseHsiJls Precipitation. ;
The SKIN being the nsdiam
through which the blood
drives oil its impurities, is
often locked up by cold,
L
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

ARABIAN LNIMENT.-Who that has suffered with
that most tormenting of all things corns, but will hail
with Joy the great arabian LintmenE Ipersevered
in, itneverfas to cure and is just good for almost
ALL diseases which require external application;
and for animals, no medicine ever discovered has
proved so elfcacous as II. G.. Farrells Araban Lini
ment. See advertisement.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

no The L;Idies-A meeting of the Ladies
Interested in forming BENEVOLENT SOCIE-
TY, will be held ut the TOWN HALL, on FRI
DAY The 9th SEPTEMBER, at2 O'Clock p NJ.
Full Attendance from all denominations is desir'
nble. Sent 30.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

~ Macrracken has just received by Express
a lot of liice Dress Goods Indies will do well to
call aud see them before they are all sold. Also.
some beautiful Lung Shiwls,
Lancaster, Sep 26, 1850.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

ESTATE of Philemon Beecher. r.--Notice is
~ hereby given to all concerned that the account
current and vouchers thereto, of the Estate Of PAIL
EMoN BEEcHER deceased, by Jesse Beecher, Ad-
ministraor have been filed Tor inspection and settle
ment, at the next term of the court of common pleas
Any person Interested may file written ceptions to
any item thereof. JOEL RADEBAUGH. Clerk.
September 49, 1850 3wl9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

q ACRE OOt-LOts for Sale.-Persons wanting
- pasture lots can buy on reasonable terms by ap'
plying this week to W.B.F. HOOD
Lancaster, september o. 1850. dl38
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

ESTATE OF William Dayis.--No,ieeis here
~ by given. that the Undersigned has cen appoint
cd Administrator Of the Estate ofHILLiAM DAVIS, =
ceassd late Of the township Of Liberty in ths county
Ol Fairfield, ami State Of Ohio, and IS authorised 70
Estaioa are requested 70 present them duly autheni
Gated Tor settlement, and those who indebted 70
said Estate requested 10 make payment without
delay A. L. SIMMONS Ad,a'fDh
september g. 1870 4xI7.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

tlOn, If you wish that Administration TO
be prosperous and popular. you will send
man there who will use his besk and
uuremilting efforts to uphold and sustain
it. 1t is in your power to do this. You
have the votes to do il. aud you can u
You will have every voter to the polls. IT,
when aid is most needed. we refuse to
labor for the cause, our victories viii!
prove but temporary, while our defeats
will be frequent and often disastrous.
VoTERs OF FAIRFIELDl-- Remember
that every vote cast for Judge Wood and
against Judge Johnston is vote against
the present currency of the State and in
favor of an exclusive hard money circula-
tion.
Remember,th every vote cast forJ udge
Wood and against Judge Johnston is a
vote against Internal improvements.
Remember. that every vote cast for
Judge Wood and against Judge John
slnn is vote in favor Of tho collection Of
taxes in Gold aud Silver coin only.
The first aud third propositions are ad-
mitted. openly avo~ed IN the resolutions
ofthe Locofoco Conventions. aud Judge
Wool has expressed his determination
Id carry this banner, inscribed with these
measures. throughout the contest.
The second proposition we will ex'
plain. The Locofocos are in favor of the
Individual liability clause in all charter:
for public Improvements. A railroad
from here To Columbus will c6st$300, 900
An individual is willing to give $500 to-
wards HE construction Of that road, bu
is unwilling. by thus subscribing $500, tt
become liable for the 100000. The
Locofocos say this liability must be ere
ated. Under this clause in a charter
stock would not be- taken and the conse
quence would be that the road could no
be- constructed. So it would be III regarC
to canals. plank roads, tdrgpikes, fActO
ries, &C., &C.. aud hence the indiVidua
liability clause would necessarily preven
the construction of roads and canals anC
the erection OF factories and other public
improveme its. .andthe party who advocate
this clause in charters are necessarily ar
rayed against the prosperity of the State
Think Of these things.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

Valuable Property for SaIe.--I wish to sell.
v the East halt Of Lot No. . and Lot No 8, In the
18th Square Of Lancaster being the late residence Of
George Myers. Also the farm live on two railesl
East of lancaster containing eos acres, all enclosed
and well improved which the best and most desira-
BILE farm and town property in the county aud viii be
sold on easy terms to suit purchasers eall ard see
JOHN A. COLLINS.
August is, 1850. Is
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

JUD0E JoHEsToN's speech at Logan
was one Of the most effective we ever
hoard. He confined his remarks exclu.
siveIy to State policy and exposed com.
pleteIy the Locofoco charge that the
Wings Iegislaisd to "make the rich rich.
or aud the poor poorer" We also found
out the ground Of the StatesmaH'S hostil.
ity. All he said about that paper was
that, during the session Of 1878,
when the common school system was un.
der discussion. and while the Journal and
other Wing papers we're advocating il
strenuously, the Statesman was silent
That is the secret. The StatesmaA
waited to see whether the system would
be popular" before he advocated il
and he does not now like to be exposed
Ilf the Telegraph thinks its read
ers are Of that class Of men who will be
lieve that DR.. Olds has a right to make ap
poinIments for his opponent, it is wei
come TO all The capital it may make will
them. Let us state the proposition cor
rectly:-Dr. Olds would say as follows =
"Cul. Trump. have made several ap
Pointments in Fairfield county; you leav'
your appointments in FayeIte and come
aud follow ne; my friend, Mr.. McVeigh
Justice ofthe Peace of Hooking township
will arrange the preliminaries Of the dis
cuSSiou." Isn't that ridiculous? If Dr.
Olds wanted to discuss with Col. Trump
why didn't he ask the privilege of meet
ing with him in Fayette?
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

A LARGE Lot just Notwithstanding every
"A kind of Fashionable shoe now in use, for La
dies and Misses wear. AI.So, good stock Qf Msn's
Boots and Caters, at WlSES
Lancaster, Aug IS, 20 51. 10 n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

The GraelenDerg Eye Lotion, price 25 cents per
bottle, with full directions.
The Graefenberg Sarssparilla Compound price 81
per bottle.
The Graeienberg Health Bitters price % cents per
package.
For sale by Reinmund, Beck & Son, Lsncaster;GoreE
and Taylor Groveport; d. D. Rnehart Lithopols; A.
D. Benadum Waterloo: A. R. Mithof, Lockvill; W. F
Breck & Co. Carroll; Leonard Brother BAIL; viii
liam Myers, Havensport; E. Geohegan, Bsltimorei
James Claypole, New Salem; p Hano, Pleasantvil
w. L, g. J. w. Clement. Royalton, Nathan Worall
Amanda; Samuel Dunn, Greencastle.
east corner of Main and 9TH street, Cincinnati, Ohio
August 30, 1850 Sml6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
LANCASTER. Friday, September 81, 1850.
o,RREeTED wEEKLE sE KlEKEAo 3 DoTI.

Cleveland Markets.
CLEvELAND September 81
Canal REcElPrs-Flour 20gs barrsl,: Wbiskey
81 do; Wheat 707O bushels Corn 4549 do; Coal
99l0 do; Butter 1883 ibs; Iron a, $50 do
Markets 1000 bushels Wheat ahoat o
rs cents. Whiskey 2l022 cents, Herald.
Buffalo Markets.
BUFFALO, September 90
Flour market dull and prices have declined a
trile from yesterdays rates sales of 1900 bnrrel-
viz: 200 do good Illinois at 80; $50 do Mich
gan aud Ohio straight bran Is at 81: l60 do CON
mon at 50 81; 100 do at 1896. $50 do Southern
Ohio at sl,l2I; $50 do S4,l0.
Grain- Market for Wheat heavy and buyeri
scarce. we notice sales 2G3O bushels Sandusky
at SO ents.
Corn in fair demand with sales of8301 bushels
$500 do from store aud $500 do 10 arrive at So
cents lot Of southern sold at Csc Whiskcy
market firm sales 81 Ac for prison.
Pr visions, fair demand for pork at Sl0,4fa
$l0.50 for mess SO 81 for prime. Butter aud
Cheese more active.
Naw York Markets.
NEw YoRK, September 24-M.
-Four firm; good export demand; receipts barge
and stock accumulatiig; new common Stale ST.
oOWp3 W. hNoIlle ota'e oi"Hu' anu hesteiH
I$4750s487.
Wheat in good request, but holders having pu
prices up, buyers w>u't meet.
Corn has improved half cent--Nnrlhern mixed
and Western Yellow G44065 cents
Pork held higher with small transactions. -
Mess $l062; prime 1897.
Lard demand good aud market firm at &c.
Coffee very firm, sales yesterday of 500 bag:
Rio al i21 cents. cargo Just arrived held u
1890.
NEw YuRK, Sept. PAP VI
M change in Flour Market more active
Witut-HOlders show an inclination 10 NEE
buyers Corn steady at an advance.
Other articles unchanged.
| Cincinnati Markets
CINclSSATI, September "a
Elour lass firm S,la nr AnO hatrela ,t 81 60
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

SUNDAY School and Family Lihraries.--i
- Depository of the publications fthe American
Sunday School Union, has been established at the
where Sunday Schools may obtain Books at the same
prices they are soldat from the Depository in PhiIa-
deiphia Regular libraries containing 100 bound vol.
ums are sold for SO Juvenile libraries 20 bound vol
umss only So. Family Libraries 2i hound volumes sa
From the other publications OF the Union, Schools and
Families may select to such amount as may suit their
own convenience. Lancaster, may 3l-4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

RErEE gorge Wesvar, John Arne v, Esq.
Alfred McYeigh, Esq. John EfIinger, Daniel Kutz,
snesster Fairield county Ohio John A. Collins, Esq
lbrahAm Stutznan, Jeremiah Miller Christian Byler,
fsirneld county, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
Nnw York Markets.
Cincinnati Markets
CINcINNATI, September "a

Flour less firm Sale of 400 barrels at 50 10.
Whisky 22s0224. Sales of GOOO bushels OF
Corn at 49O5O cents Nothing doing in provis-
ions. Coffee very firm at l3 TO l3i, Sugar 63O7.