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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

DROWN COTTONS.-1,5OO bales I,
AI4 a. 6-4 and IA comprising all the various quail
ties for sale by To5 NESAITH CO 30 and 50 Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
The Best Selected Stock in the City.
Ladies
HAVE YOU PURCHASED your Fall

Ladies
EEAVE YOU PURCHASED your Fall
4 Z l yvf,+or my C00DS1 If ,o, bov, nor the
- III '; , me- ~ sS8 JSI'1S 90 &aJ - c6ry,r NJ
~ 49, ~ 1 q w. i - , ~ in Cy line a5art
OICu4.uo - ~ m $50 ~ Ps ,7 St,ie and Cbsan
ed 10 W seasu,i' u.s' ise 4. peALsS % -, ~
Eess. ", { 1911 p9 ua. 1'0A ~ '''
SHa"t ~ i lJ 49, " ~, S 60 ~ ~ e. 90
Low i4!G "a " oui ens On - l'GlIi ~
Low P.4d "oo square an T ~ OK 81 20 81
DIV bIoOre i-uuS 'Ht" ~ az W W. vi ~ 50
1000 Broche Square Sha"-s, all Woo, - TO 81 49,,
LEGO Scarlet CRIMSON Green Bue Corn and AL otnef COZ
ors Tibet Wool from $ to Sc 80.
MERlNOES.-3QG pieces French Mernoes, every color,
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rpARNUM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.

G@ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
RD-P. T. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor, J. Green.
wood, Jr. Assistant Manager THIS AFTERNOON, the
very laughable piece of ROBERT MACt!RE; Music by
the Lancashire Be Ringers. EVENING. THE DRUNK
ARD. The curiosites embrace very large mud
rare collection amongst Which is Marble Bust OF Jenny
Lind &c The Gipsey Fortune Teller is now here. After
noon performances al Evening NIT Admission % cs
children uuder 10 wears, III cents. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

VENHREE-FOUR BLEACHED SHIRT
4 INGS-I5O cases fine and low priced, at 8 cents
for sale by Imyli C. B. LIE BARON, 81 Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

RLANKETS.--Elegant GA to l3-4,
-AD both Whitney, ribbon bound, and other BLANKETS,
for Families Hotels Steamboats, and the City Trade the
lowest wholesale cash prices. +. BARTLETT,
NJ lw* IL John-st.
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ETHIOPIAN OPERA

E4NELLOWS' ETHIOPIAN OPERA
Il TROUPE, AT THE OLYMPIC, between Howard
and Grand cts on MONDAY Oct. I4-Open every night
Until the completion of their New Hall Comprising
Company of ..,.... ..
Under the direction Of B. FELLOWS. Concert 10 con.
sisi of Songs Duets Gees Quurteues Chorlsses Re.
strains, &c &c Burlesques on Italian Opera Dutch Drill
Instrumental Solos and Ethiopian Dances The whole by
the best performers in the world Admission . cents.
Doors open al concert al O'Clock Afternoon concert on
"Wednesday and Saturday at 7 NJ olaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

NALICO PRINTERS BLANKETS,
0Lapping and Sieve Cloth Type Printers and Engrayers
Blankets Roller Cleayer and JACKET Cloths for sale by
mvll C.. B. LIE BARON. IS Pne-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

NNTANTED-AS Situation as Coachman,
in city country by steady intelligent man pro
testant is likewise practical farmer, understands the
nagement of Horses admirably References OF the highest
character Will be given wages great object Address
William, care of Mr. SPHINX, 407 RroOme-st nj lt-0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

L ' Bowery.-JAMES Nj, JUNE n co. FroPrtctors-
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 4, performances by tie
FRENCH TROUPE. The four best Female Riders in lle
world Mile Louise, Mile Tounare NJ lie Rosa and Mad
ame Benoit, will appear the same evening" also Joe
Portland the inmiiublc American Clown MAe IournI-
aire will in reduce her dancing horse Marango
Private boxes, so CENTS Boxes, p cents Pit ~ cents
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pLANKETS.-150 cases Mackinaw Ne
EDgro Family and Berth Blankets, for sale by
o5 NESAlITH co. 80 and 81 Ptne-st
TX ENTUCKY JEANS.-50 cases mixed,
Ill Nor sale by Io5I NEsMITH 4 co. 50 and 81 Piness
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NK7ANTED.-A young man as AssIs-
w rANT BooKGEEfEn one who writes good hand,
and quick ana accurate IN figures who has had some
experience in making out Bills sc. Apply 10
IA II D. NJ. KNIGHT Y CO, 50 Cedar-s (up sairsl.
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NNTANTED-A man TO run a Planning
w Machine A good Machnisf, and one acquainted
with the Woodwork Machine, may md permanent enl-
ploynlent on application 10 ?. G. GARDINER, Room 10,
10 Whilst. NJ "
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WANTED


NTANTED-At la Nassau-st. (Base-
ment,) Situation in private family We-Nurse
by clean, tidy Woman uld either take baby her
own House. or 90 into tn famy,-proyding she is per-
med 10 have her own wi y her. Wages moderate Her
child month DID, strong ana healthy Good references
Will be given nj Ito
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BOARDING

BOARD in Observation-Disclosures
Il Pinot yet suited for The Winter would fluid PLEASANT
ROOMS suitable for themselves tleir families. At I57
Adams-si. corner Of Concord n4 3t*
DOARD WANTED-An Unmarried
-aGIady wishes obtain ROOM furnished or uutunsl-
ed with Ol Board on or Broadway References ex
changed Address, Mrs. B M. nj this Office M IL
POARD-A single gentleman can be
Il Saccommodated win good ROOM and BOARD. by
applying a l2 Cumhers,sl References exchanged nj -
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Fs7o PMNTERs.-W Wanted Pressman, &c
Il ouainied with the Adams Press Good encourage.
mcnt for q good hand. and no other need apply
M IL BAKER, GOODWIN, 4 CO, Tribune Building
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as CurLpREy's NURSE or SEAMsTREss,
L n by respectable Young Woman can instruct Gnu
dren in tie first rJdimens OF their education is Pro-
testart Can be highly recommended from the s!usron
she has Just left Any commands addressed TO H. at lb9
Brown-st for days VIII be strictly attended 10. NJ 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

Books containing the programme and words Of songs
in Italian German Swedish qad Their tfaasiaols 'ay Oo
obtained in the Lobby of The Hall Coon.
AadeInose JNY LiXD viii c9nti nth her coaceT 1S
UoIts onv and VIII then proceed Philadelphia Balti-
more Washington Charleston Havana, Ney-O orleans 81
Louis Cincinnati and she VIII profanity sal! tor ENGLAND
N MnV nous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

a SMALL FAMILY, consisting OF a
L Gentleman aud his Wife, residing up Town. would
offer TWO Rooms unfinished, viii Bath Room attached,
Lei. with Board Gentleman and Lady within Children
preferred Apply ii Sig FourthUy near Twenty uurts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

give us call for we are determined sell cheaper than
INV otIer house in he civ G.. NJ. BODlNE,
10 on SO Grand-st. cornes OF Orchard.
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BLOOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD,

Ill in one of the the most pleasant locations in the City,
on STAGE ROUTE. The best Of reference given and
required Apply the N E. cor ofThrIeenthsL and Sew
anb.ay O9 lmH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

ITO EMIGRANTS, FARMERS, ME-
IL CHANCES, and OTHERS-P EREMPT0RY SALE
OF 1900 ACRES OFVALUABLE LAND ON LONG Is.
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TNNO TTMBRELLA MANUFACTU-

MA kAAt III, tCi I AIlCANIC lpl q uulu-
v Der of excellent GIRLS and CHILDREN, recently
arrived free from city habits and associations, and willing
charges. s2i II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-11
New York Market.

NEW \ oRK, Jan. 3.
FIuur--Thefe is a good home demand
and some inquiry for shipping, without
however any material change in prices.
Common State and mixed Western to
good Western and straight brands at
$5:o6f $5,25.
Grain-There is mo- active business in
the market. Holders of wheat are firm
Ohio $l:Od a $l:15. Corn Iii good de,
mand, but prices unchanged.
Provisions-Pork is dull and may be
quoted nominally at Sll:5O for Mess, and
SS,629 for Prime. Lard Is rather mac.
tive, with only moderate sales at CT &c
Whiskey dull. Sales of Ohio at 274c
a 273c.
New YoRK, Jan. 9-t2 NJ.
Flout-There Is heavy demand for
shipment, and speculation and prices
have an upward tendency.
Grain is unchanged.
Pork-Prices unsettled. The disa.
greeable weather has prevented transac
tiuns to any extent.
The steamer is expected to arrive to-
night.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-11

IGNoRANcE--The Ohio Statesman says
that it cannot see how, in the present po
sitioh of the Speaker recognizing both
Broad well and johnson, the Senate can
proceed to do business.
The poor ignorant sodl, who penned
the above, certainly deserves sympathy,
The Speaker. of his own accord, has
nothing to do in the premises. In la.
king the Chair, he found both roadwell
and Johnson sworn in as Senators lib
former according to law, the latter by
trick. 1t is not for the Speaker to de-
eide, which of the twI shall be the SEN
ator, and he pursues the only proper
course under the circumstances.
When the Locofocos of the Senate
follow the dictates Of good sense and
justice and permit the claims of thes
men to be decided by the thirty.Gve re-
naming Senators, the Senate can pro-
ceed to do business. Until then, we a.
gree with the Statesman tina; nothing can
be done. But it depends upon the sew
enteen Locofoco Senators, and not the
Speaker, to say when this reasonable
course of procedure shall cease.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-11
In CIlanccTy.

PENDING lNFAIRFIELD COMMON PLEAS
The Literary Society of St. Josephs rs, Freder.
ick Rese aud Anthony Ganihl, (impleaded
with Nicholas D. Young)
TENHE defendants are notified that the com
IL pIainant alleges in its bill of complaint
(Which was filed in the Clerks Office at the las
Term of said Court that Edward D. Fenwicl
(late Bishop Of Cincinnali by his last will and
testament, constituted them Trustees with direc
tons to convey to the complainant amongst Other
real and personal Estnte In-los No. 1872 in Square
S, Of the town of Lancaster by the name anG
description of st. Mary Church, Which convey
ance was never executed. Whereupon il is pray
ed that they be required TO execute and deliver
snid deed within fixed time and OH default that
decree be rendered operating as such convey
ance. JNO. GARAGHTY,
Solicitor for Complainant
December z, l849, pfS350 Gw36
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-11

Petition 10 sell dn equitable interest in the South hdt
ofLot No.34, in Carpenters addition 10 Lancaster
George Sanderson, Administrator with the Will an
neXed of Elizabeth Taney deceased, u.s. The un.
known and nonresident Heirs of Jonas Taney de-
deased
TIME Defendants will take notice, that the Petition.
i er has this 4th January, 1850 filed In the Clerks
Office Of the Court aforesaid, his peGtioni and
therein praying the sale of the Testatix interest in
the half Lot above named and AYERS that her former
husband Lewis Thompson conveyed the same to G
Stenman in trust for her sole use. That the said
Testatrx after her marriage with Jonas Teney, made
her will and created him sole devsee of her Estate,
subject to the payment of debts. egacies expenses,
&c. and that after her death Taney procured deed to
be made to himself of the half lot in question. subject
to debts, &C., which remain yet to be paid The De-
PENDANTS will therefore take hotceI that an rdef for
the sale o said equitable interest as prayed for will
be obtained at the next Term Of the Court aforesaid,
so as to enable the petitioner to comply with the terms
Of her WILL there being no other estate with which
the same can be DONE.
JOHN GARAGHTY & p B. EWING,
Solicitors for Complainant
January II, 1850 S315 4w36
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-11

A DMINISTRATORS SALE.--The under.
n. signed will offer at public sale, at the late
residence of Jacob Yoder late Of Pleasant town.
ship, deceased on Friday the 25th day Of Janu-
dry 1850, the following valuable property to wit:
ID HEAD OF HORSES, 5 Head Of Milch
C6ps, 81 head of Neat Cattle. 25 Head of Hogs,
A lot Of Sheep, ONE4 HORSE WAGON,
broad tread, with bed; two Horse WAGONS,
Buggy and Harness, FIVE horse Thrashing
Machine, one sett of Backsmit Tools.
Bark Mill. Barshear and Shovel Plows,
Harrows and Cultivators, and other Farming
utensils Of ul kinds; sett o Horse Gears,
Tanning Mill WHEAT. RYE CORN AND
OATS in the bushel; Wheat in ground,
Hay in the stack lot of Shingles.
A lot OF ! inch Boards brass eight day Clock
brass Mantel do, desk Bureaus.
. Cnpboards, Chests and other Household
and Kitchen Furniture too tedious to mention
Sale To commence at o'clock A. NJ.
DANIEL KELLER,
NANCY YO0ER, Adminiss.
january 4, 1850.
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AN ORDINANCE;

Permanently 10 hx the Grade of certain
Streets therein named.
CtECT |. Be it ordained by the Town Council Of the
Otown of Lancaster, That the Grade Of Winding
Street, Lawrence Street. Jackson Street. Perry Street,
and Columbus Street. South Of Broad Street, as lately
surveyed by the Town Surveyor Under the direction
of the Council be. and the same is hereby permanent
y fixed, and established the legal Grade of said
Street.
SEC. o The Grades of the aforesaid Streets shall
be as follows;
Winding Street. commencing in the centre Of said
Street. in line with the buildings on the East side Of
Broad Street, and 024 feet below BENCH MARX on
Southwest corner of foundation stone Of Dr. White s
old office, thence Southeast with declinaton of 040
feet to each go feet in lengh for the distance of 800
feet thence with grade Of OH feet in each 60 feet
IN length for the distance of 800 feet thence grade
of 020 feet in each 60 feet until said line intersecs
Columbus Street.
Lawrence Street, commencing at point in the CEN
tire of said street. in line with the East side of Broad
Street and 070 feet below stone in centre Of the circle
thence East with declnaton of O25 feet in each Gil
feetin length, to the Corporation line.
Jackson Street, commencing in centre Of Carpen-
ter's Alley 1888 feet below Bench mark on South end
of door step Of Methodist Church, thence South with
declnaton Of 33l feet in each 50 feet in length for
the distance of 800 feet thence with grade Of AGO
feet in each 80 feet for the distance OF $50 feet thence
with grade of 100 feet in each so feet to Lawrence
Street, thence to the Canal with grade Of 03O feet
in each 30 feet in length
Perry Street, comnenrihg III the centre Of Jackson
Street, 1853 feet below Bench mark on South end OF
door step Of Methodist Church thence Southwest with
grade feet in each 80 feet in length for he dis
lance Of $50 feet thence with grade Of 288 feet in
so feet for the distance of 200 eet thence with grade
of to each so feet in length to Winding Street,
thence with ascending grade Of O2O feet to each 5O
feet to Broad Street.
Columbus Street, commencing at the Southeast cor
ner of John Van resrses lot on the curb sone thence
~ l. fao In aaahQ fank IL q.
the Canal.
SEC 8. Any ordinance. or part thereof, inconsistent
with this, is hereby repealed.
This ordinance TO take effect and be in force from and
altar its legal publication Passed January z, 1850
''''' JOHN D. MARTIN, President T. c.
Attest-JoHx B. RERDj Recorder. "a
January II, 1860 Sw36
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-11

Our MINISTER TO ENGLAND Mr.
Lawrence made his first public speech,
upon English ground, at meeting of the
Governors of the Scotch hospital. His
presence was announced in very neat
address by Sir Charles Napier, who pre-
sided upon the occasion.
In both speeches, many compliments
fy illusions were made, and the Canal "a
cross the lslhmus was particularly allu-
ded to. There appears to be very ccr-
dial feeling existing upon this subject
The speech of Mr.. Lawrence is very
highly complimenled. He stated that
the United States had no desire TO have
exclusive control ofthe Improvement, but
On the contrary, invited English capital
to assist in constructing it, an English
power to assist in guaranteeing the neu-
trality Of the great highway.
Speaking of the ship canal ACROSS the
The lsthmusi as alluded to by Mr.. Law.
renee, the Morning Chronicle says:
Let England and America join in any
resolve, and 1t must be larger combina-
tion than any which mankind have yet
seen which shall overthrow it.
The remarks of Mr.. Lawrence are
looked upon as embodyng the views Of
the administration at Washington upon
this subject.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-11
New Book Store.

EOUS and SCHOOL BOOKS and stationery o
every description To retail purchasers, would say
that can and will sell cheaper than Books have evel
been bought in Lancaster.
will be able to furnish Country Stores with small
lots Of School Books at prices that will obviate the ne
cessity of sending to the city for them.
shall constantly be receiving fresh Supplies ofnew
works, especially cheap miscellaneous publications
such as NOVELS, &C.; and those who wish to pur-
chase Books, will save money by calling upon me.
SHOP, on Main Street, opposite the Drug Store Of
G.. G. Beck. H. SCOTT
Lancaster, January 4, 1850 50
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DemocrniIc slale Convention.

Democratic State COnvcniiOn.
COLUMBUS, Jan. o.
The Convention re.assembled in the
Odeon building aud proceeded to vote
viva voce, by counties.
Fourth Ballot Wood 100, Barley 3S,
Medill 63, Lowe 60, Belden II. Olds 8,
Sawyer 2.
FTA Baldt Wood las, Mcdlll 10,
Barley 81, Lowe 80, Beldcn 7, ]. A.
Corwin 2, Sawyer2.
SirtA Ballot WoodZI64, Medill 1I3,
howe 90.
Whereubon Judge Wood was declared
the nominee of the Convention.
He addressed the Convention in non.
commi,tal speech.
A committee was appointed 10 wait
upon the Hon. VIM. Allen and REQUEST
him to attend the Convention.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Edgartoh, from the
majority oflhe Committee on Resolutions
made report.
The series of resolutions recomtiend.
ing the Democrats of the Senate to stand
firm, was adopted.
Resolutions we're also reported, re.nf.
firming the doctrines of the Stale Con.
vention of1S4Supon the Slavery question,
and going farther than ever against Banks
-denouncing democrats who held stock
in these institutions.
Mr.. Allen having appeared addressed
the Convention. He reviewed the me as
ures of the Wing party-he denounc-
ed expediency, which should never be
tolerated by the democratic patty. He
spoke one hour.
Mr.. Warner, of Medina, from the mi.
horily Of the Committee upon resolutions
reported resolution containing the Viii.
mot Proviso.
The Committee took a recess before
acting upon the report.
We received no report of the after.
moons proceedings ED.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-11

Col. MEDILL.-This gentleman ahu
his friends have our sympathy. His
claims we're presented with a good deal
of tact; but unfortunately the game was
discovered too sHon to win. AS one Of
the martyrs Of Gen. Taylor's Cabinet, as
he terms himself, the people of the State
decided to confirm the deed that senI
him to his home. But he should not com.
plain. For near fifteen years he has been
in public life, enjoying the spoils Of office
and its cares and responsibilities, and he
should be thankful that his party has per
mitted him to remain in private life.
It will be no disappointment to him
we should judge. When he made his
speech in the Court House, soon after his
return, he declared his intention Of re
turning to private life. to enjoy the do
mestic sweets of home among the hard
listed yeomanry Of Old Fairfield, and
stated that he was not and would not be
a candidate fof office.
The Convention, we suppose, having
heard of these things, has generously al
lowed him to carry out his firstintentons
We welcome him back to US, as one oI
the people. We will do our utmost to
render his change of life and stay among
US comfortable.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-11

PETITION TO sell LANDS.
Henry Kister, Administrator of the Estateof
Jacob Wagner, deceased Us. Barbara Wagner.
(widow) Catharine and Nicholas Radebangh,
JOHN Wagner, the unknown heirs of Philip
Wtsper, unknown heirs of Hester Wagner
John Miller. Samuel Miller. Henry Miller jacob
Miller, unknown heirs of Mary Bassett. dec d,
wife of Joel Bassett, heirs &c. OF Maria Wag-
ner, nter-married with Henry Miller, both
deceased.
Daniel Wagner, John Wagner, Jacob Wagner,
Henry Wagner, Catharine Christ widow Of
Joseph Christ. deceased Mary and solomon
Click. Rebecca and John w. AlspaCh, Molly
and John Homrick house. Lydia and Solomon
Bowsher, heirs of Daniel Wagner, deceased.
David Wildermuth, Catharine aud Cyrus New.
kirk Elizabeth and William Kline, Mary and
Henry Alspach Rebecca and Adam Niebling.
heirs &C. of of--Wagner wife of David
Widermuth, both deceased.
TEyHE above uamed Defendants are hereby in
formed that or the 5th day of December,
A, b. 1919. said Administrator filed his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield co I'M.
ty, Ohio. The object aud prayer of which peti.
ton is TO obtain an order &C.. at the next Term
of said Court for the assignment OF the dover of
Barbara Wagner, the widow of the said jacob
Wagner deeeased, in, and for the sale of the fol.
lowing Real Estate, (of which the said Jacob Wag.
ner died seized. or so much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the debts said decedent to.wit:
First-Ninety-Six Acres Of Land. be the same
more or less, part of the Southwest part of Sec.
ton Number Nine, in Township Number Fifteen.
of Range Number Nineteen, Of United States
Lands sold at Chillicotte, Ohio-the aforesaid
tract ljeing The West half Of the following desi
cribed premises: Beginning at the Southwest
corner Of said Section Nine and running thence
North with the said Section line 43 chains and sc
links: thence East 43 chains; thence South 26
chains and Sc links: thence East chains aud 20
links; thence South 16 chains and so links; thence
West AZ chains and SO links to the place of be.
ginning, estimated to contain 1874 74.IO0 acres,
excepting aud reserving therefrom u acres oul
of the East part OF said lrnct.
Seeond-In.Lot Number Fifty.one in the town
Of Lthopolis, in said Fairfield county.
Third-In Lot Number Fifty.two, in the same
place. HENRY KlSTLER. AdR'sor |.
Of the Estate Of jacob Wagasr. SsesGseS
BY JOHN D. MARTIN. HI Atforney.
Deccmber q, 1919 PfF 6~3l
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$ q ;N % = q u 4 1
ANIMALS FoR 1850;


BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDA YSy
TUNHE SOUVENIR GALLERY large and
Il beautiful Annual, splendidly illustrated with
fine Steel Engravings and richly boIpdi .
The FLORAL KEEPSAKE, bound in a new and
superb style, and illustrated Gy 100 fine sshngsra-
wings; >. M
The fosEMAKY7olesaHtly Illustrated by ia
Steel Eqsr9vinss!. ...a
The WOMEN OF TIE SCRIPTURES-splen
illustrated by IL Steel Engraving aud an iu-
minated Frontispiece; .,.r.
SCENES ii THE EtFEof THE SAVIOR, witt,
Is illustrations on Steel, ard illuminated Title
Page:
SCENES IN THE LIVES OF THE APOSTL LES.
illustrated by 10 splendid Steel EngraSlhgs;
The MIRROR OF LIFE, with IL illtstraijons on
Steel,& richly, ,bound ii! new and chaste style;
The Lady's Gift, The Friendship's OfferingJ
Tho Garland, The Ivy Wreath,
The Snow Flake; Young Lady's Offering; Tho
/ Amaranth, and many other Annulls and Pre-
seniation Books-beautfulIy bound and illus
/ trated A'lso-s, large variety of beautiful JU-
VENILE KEEPSAKES, elegantly illustrated
and richly bound in various styles, ....
Just received and for sale at the Book Store of
/ JOHN L. TUTHILL,
Opposite Shsfer's Hotel
November 30, 1919 80