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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

in by him; that the district superintendent shall
pay over the same TO the treasurer Of state; and
that the state superintendent shall also nav
over the amount received for life certificates
and for subscriptions to the educational paper;
which several funds the treasurer of state sEal
pay out as hereinafter provided ,und for no other
purpose.
SIC. 10, That the fund placed as above in
the care of the treasurer Of state shal be drawn
out on the orders of the state superintendent,
for the payment Of The salaries of the members
Of tho state board of public instruction; for tho
contingent expenses Of said board: for the ne
cessary expenses the district superntendenls,
not exceeding to each the amount hereinafter
specified, and for the expenses incurred in the
publication of the educational paper, hcreinal-
ter provided for.
SEC. III. That the several members Of the
board Of public instruction shall, before enter
ing upon the duties Of their office, take an oath
for the faithful performance of the same; aud the
state superintendent shall receive for his ser
vices an annual salary of twelve hundred dol
lars, aud each district superintendent shall re
ceve an annual salary of one thousand dollarx-
aud for necessary expenses incurred in the pen.
Iormance of his official duties, u sum not es,
ceedng in amount, for any one year, two hur
dred dollars; Provided, That the salaries of the
members OF the state board, and all other salt
ries and expenses under this [act shall be paid
out oil the fund therein provided, and the sam,
shall IN no case be charge on the state treas
ury.
Sec H. That the State board of public in
struction shall establish at the seat of govern.
mcnt of the State, within six months after the
organization of such board. an educational pa.
der, to be called tlc "Ohio School Teacher ~
which shall he monthly publication Of not
less than twentyfour pages royal octave, and
which shall be under the editorial and publish
ing supervision of the state superintendent
that the district superintGndents shall act as
corresponding editors of the same, and the pa.
per thus published shall be sent free of sub
scription charge oal persons in this state hold
ing certificates as teachers, and to the Auditor
OF each county, to be by him preserved and
filed for public reference; and the subscription
price of the same to persons not entitled to re
cciyc it free, shall be one dollar per unnum, pay
able in advance.
SEC l3. That all acts aud parts of acts in
consistent with this act, are hereby repealed
and this act 10 take effect and be in force from
and after its passage,
BENZ AMIN +. LETTER,
SDeaker Of the H,use Of Representatives.
CHARLES c. CONNERS,
Speater Of thc Senate
| do hereby certify that have examine
and compared the above laws with the oriaina
copy and find them To be correct
WILLIAM L. JEFFRIE~ 1udifor
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absolute and unconditional sale or convey
ance Of lands, tenements or heredltaments,
IN regular succession according to the pr
orlty OF their present alton, and in another OF
sand SETS, to be denomlnated record of mort
gagcs, &c, they shall record all mortgages,
powers OF attorney and other ms rnmcnts Of
writing by which lands, teHemenls or hered'
lmenls shall or may be morg Iged, or OH
erwise condtlnnalIy sold, conveyed, or af'
tected or incumbered ~ law, III like regu'
lar succession according TO the priority OF
their presentation, and IA the other OF sad
sets, to be dcnuminatrd record Of patS, they
shall r'cotd all pIats and mIps OF town lot'
and flhe subdivisions thereof, aud OF other
divisions or surveys Of lands, IN Ike regular
succession according to the priority of theIr
prcscntalion aud such recorders shall pr'p'
Ierly index each ofsaiI books,
SEC. 4 The recorders aforesaid and lhelr
respective surelies shall be liable on lheIf
official bonds for all damages sustained Oy
auy person or persons, by the neglect or re
fusal OF such recOrders TO perform The hUIleS
or any OF .hem required Uf such recorders
by this or any Ulner act,or by the neglect or
lraiusal Of such recorders accurately aud
truly to transcrlOe and record within the
period required by lazy for the recording
thereof, any deed, mortgage, power of at
Itorney or other instrument of writing
required To be recorded, which shall be
delivered or rendered 10 them at their
respective Offices for the purpose Of being
recorded.
BENJAMIN Il. LETTER,
Speaker Of Me House 0f Reps.
CHARLES &. CUNV ERS,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
AN ACT
March I'D, 1850.

To amend the act entitled an ret to provide for the
regulation OF Turnpike companies, passed Jan
7, 1917
SEC. /. Be IL enacted By The General As
sembly Of Me State of Ohio, That no company,
or association of individuals, which hereto
fore has been, or may hereafter be incorpor-
ated for the purpose Of making any turnpike
road, nor any other company or association,
which is or by its charter may be subject to
the provisions of the said act to provide for
the regulation Of turnpike companies, and
the acts amendatory of the same. shall be
authorized to erect or keep up any toll gate
or toll house, or to receive tolls within the
corporate limits Of any incorporated city,
town, or village in this State, or within
eighty rods Of such limits.
SEC. 3 Any incorporated plank road
company, which by its charter is subject to
the provisions of the acts aforesaid, shall
have the right TO locate It's toll-gates at such
suitable distances from each other as said
company may determine, provided the num-
Der of toll-gates and the rates OF toll per mile
authorized by It's charter are not thereby in
creased, aud provided, also that in no case
SUull llClt w llluit tudU WV lOll-BulCo Ou
any continuous SIX miles Of such road.
SEC. 3. At any time after twenty years
the Legislature shall have power to change
the rate OF tolls on any turnpike road or plank
road constructed by any company hereafter
incorporated or heretofore incorporated but
which has not yet been organized and in good
faith commenced the construction OF lis road, f,
aud all such companies shall be subject to
the provisions of any law hereafter enacted
regulating the mode Of assessing damages for
materials taken or the right of way; If any
such company shall not be organized aud in
good faith commenced the construction of
It's road within three years from the time ii
may be incorporated, the act of incorporation
shall be void. All such companies shall be
subject to such tax as now is or may hereafter
be provided by law.
BENJAMIN f. LETTER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of tile Senate.
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VENEsTOWN, IA InlTCn II, T0IY.
One woman has used your Lnment with great sue
cess. She had lost the of her legs for three years.
the cords being contracted that her legs were bent
as much while standing is natural for the position Of
the legs while sitting and she could not bend them in
the least; but by the use of II. G, Farps Arabian
lnment she is now able to walk with ease, and has
straight limb. have found it most excellent reme-
dy for horse flesh; also, for every thing which re-
quires external remedy.
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Henley's Cash Store is now in full blast.
Lpearly and late to take in the cash,
The counter brushed off and the room cloanod NJ,
Goods neat and clean and free from all dust, "f'
Ladies' and Gents please give us call
We're no respecter Of person. come great large small.
Gassinets, Cassimeres, Vestings fancy and piain,
from rain; f''' w"
White and Brown muslins, ,Bleached and Brown Drills
Goes last through the county over mountain and Hills
Prints, Ginghams, Lawns, Tissues Bonnets and Shawls
Imported in the pattern from last Spring and Fall
WuHenSWere, Glassware Hosiery and Notions.
keeping pace with the fashions through Earth great
Some beautiful silks, and the Ladies' standing collar
Selling at prices from cents to the dollar, =
Parasols, Ribbons plain and lowered yery neat
As handsome as any you'll find on main street .i
Ladies', Gents and Miss in country or town
Please give us call as you are passing around r
Pms, Needles, Cordng, Whalebone and Thread,
,hd ana yellow backed Primers never yet read ''
From town and hamlet from mountain and plain, ..
Give US call, you'll find prices the same,
Goods new and cheap in tru tn and no CANNON, l.
you'll be waited on with pleasure by HeaIvorIEsrpun,
Lancaster April g. 1850 AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
very cheap,
LOUNGES, DIVANS and OTTOMANs.

Of various styles:
MAHOGANY ROCHlNG AND SETTING CHAIRS
of different kinds
Serpentine Centre TABLES at reduced prices:
Pier, Card, Dressing, End, Dining and Tea Tables;
Yankee Lockers: Secretaries and Book Cases;
French, Serpentnc and plain Dressing Bureaus;
Mahogany and plain Bureaus, Ucry cheap;
Wardrobes Wash-Stands and Work Stands;
Desks, Hat Racks and Night Stands, Uery lolo
BEDSTEADS OF ALL KINDS.
And all other articles in his line that NAV be called
for Having large and select stock on hand he will
dispose OF the same at reduced prices and as low as
any man sells articles of equal quality at auction.
a g sDI5 Ee,gM&SgS
Is always in readiness to attend funerals at the short
est notice. All Collins made to order The subscri-
Der will promptly attend funerals any where in the
county with his iearsq free of extra charge; and all
his prices will be reduced.
The subscriber returns his greatful thanks to his old
customers and respectfully Solicits continuance of
their patronage. Under his new arrangement he will
be able to give general satisfaction to the pub
lie, GEORGE L. ECkERT
Lancaster, March 80, 1850. AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
The Opinion Of an oil, Experienced and Scientific
E1rJior, .... .... -


WAsHINGroN, Iowa, June 26, lS49
From the speedy and permanent cures, both on man
andbeast, which your Arabian Linilnent is perform
ing, do not hesitate to pronounce it the "Great Rene
dy OF the Age" lhave practiced doCtorng horses for
these wenty-three years and have tried all the va
rlous liniments, oinments, &C.. so much pued up in
the papers; but must say that II, G. Farrells Ara
ban Liniment exceeds any that ever made use Of
BY Its use, have cured sweeny and spawn long after
they had been pronounced incuablc and have cured
more than fifty horses this season with your Liniment
embracing every shade of disease, from scrahces and
bruises up to SPAWN, Ring Bone and Sweeny can
also bear testimony OF its good effects on the human
system. was confined nearly all last winter to my
room with Rheumatism, and could get nothing to help
me, until commenced the use Of your Eminent,
which entirely cured me. VIM. r. GRIMES.
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WOOLLEN GOODS.

AM now opening a complete Stock Of Cloths
y CassimeFes, sattinets, Pilot Beaver and Mack.
NAV Over Coatngs,, Tweeds, Flannes, Kerseys
Jeans FuIPd Cloths, Sleeps Grey Cassinets Lin.
seys, &c sc w. T. WISE.
Lancaster, November l6. 1919 30
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Chr Cantaster Sa3rttr.
SATURDAY evening, May is, 1850

THE CuNYRNTiuN. On Thursday af-
ternoon. three thousand copies of the
debates were ordered To be printed for
the use of the State. The job goes 1"
Medary and at the same rates as other
printing, which is additional To what is
paid to him for publishing them in the
Statemaa. Gen. Sprasue orghtm have
been in the Convention.
On Friday, Mr.. Reemelin made a
speech upuu his appor,ionnent scheme.
His plan is To allow each county a rep.
resentative. at an established ratio. aud
when any county is entitled To more than
one the commissioners are to divide il
into single districts.
A proposition was submitted relative
TO giving all white male inhabitants the
right to vote, whether native III fIreign
We believe the Convention has now
concluded its preliminary business aud is
ready to enter upon tine discussion o
the various propositions which have been
or may be submitted To them.
1t adjourned over TO Monday.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

- Barrels spirits Tnrpenline; . do Gum CopaI
- do Ven Red, Just received and for sale bv
... GEORGE KAUFMAN,
Lancaster, August 10, 1919 Ii
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La Sale precinct, Peoria CO., III, Feb 6, i849,

a. FBe sure get the genuine H. G. Farrells Arabian
Lmiment as there are counterlets in circulation I'M
less the Letters H. G. are before FdrelrS it is coUN-
TERFEtr. His signature is also ON the wrapper of
each botle and these words blown in the glass bottle
III, e. tarrell's Arabian Linment, Peoria'
Manufactured ONLY by H. G. Farrell, sole inven-
tor and proprietor, and wholesale Druggist, No. H.
dressed; and for sale by G. KAUFMAN, Lancaster,
j. CAMPBELL, Pickerington
RIB. WALKER. West Rushville
and by regular agents throughout the United States.
lT'Call and get Farrier Book, free o charge
April 80, 1851 so
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

'H" '0'' z z Tot rVI.'" N'UHUIHS THTtd Uy IT U.
Fa,reirS 1rabiaa LiaimeqtN
., Mn. H. G. FARRELL,--Dear Sir had been alTlict.
ed with the "Sun Pain for the last ten years, and
could never get relief except BY bleeding; but b, the
use of IL, c. Farrelrs Arabian Ginimnnt applied over
the temples about three or four times day it was enc
tirely removed and have felt nothing Of il since
went into the stable one night to apply it to horse
sore leg, and being very lame he stumbled and fell
against my legs, crushing and bruzng them so badly
that they turned black as my ha rendering them pow
erless, applied your Linnoni, and was well enough
in few days to go about again as usual also crush
cd finger in shocking manner by letting back log
al upon it; your Linment soon healed it up though
JOHN b. MCGEE.
La Sale precinct, Peoria CO., Ill. Feb. G. 1870,
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FACTS ron THE IrpopLE!

=
RElNMUND. SON & BECK,
htheir m Old Stand on main street, are just recev-
SprIng and Summer Goods.
From the Eastern cities, consisting in part of the
Blue, Bll. s,L Black and Brown CLOTHS; CAssIAIEREs
and SATIINETS Also variety of ST las and coors
oi PSMmer g CONS general assortment of SDring
9nG pn sImwer et DreSs Goods Bonnets, Leghorn ana
rI'. i'sa fiAls, Ladies Slippers Walking Shoes&
Hardware. QueensSvare ana Croc.
The citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining coun,io. -.
respectfully invited TO call and examine our SnienJJ
Stock Qf Goods. As for prices we cannot be- he"t 70
our entire slosSTas purchased for Cash. conse
making great blow in the newspapers. "''"o"V
Come one, come ALL and we will satisfy vo, r -,
facts. REINMTJND SON T. pTCie " t,ese
Goods. se ioR
Lancaster, march %, 1850. omA1
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r REMOVAL,

GEO. c. e /. ECIgw ws7T.
HAS removed his CABINET WARE ROOM to
Main street, in Sta lberyS Building, t,cO doors Eas
Of the Hooking valley Bank, where he will keep on
hand larger and general assortment OF Cabinet
Furniture, than before, and manufactured as s-
al by the best Of workmen, Of the best material and
in the very lateststy styleS-conSiSting in part of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
WDRlNTED on fine paper, for sale at the
Lancaster Gazette office
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TEE 1s UNION As sr IS.
.VmlAveA q Eacnlc,,s

w lille this exciting question is being discussed
Iet u not divert Your attention form the nelp
ant OgdutliUl SfOCh n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
TO MERCHANTo AND HATTERS

The large Stock on hand offers suparior
to those who may wish TO lay in supply. and be snb-
scrl6ers will accommodate Haters and mercbants ot
wholesale, upon very reasonable terms
Lancaster, April 8, 1850 y 'o AZ
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-06

GADsBY'S HOTEL,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and I'D street,
Near Railroad Depoi, WEsh1ssor. aug lift
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13
GREAT EXCITEMENT.


AVING permanently located myself in the
N City Of Raleigh, l would give Motive to own
ers Of
Steam Mills or Steam ENGINES,
however employed, that I win attend to setting nm
and REPAIRING ENGINES AND MACH.
merry, ofall descriptions and in any pan of The
State.
Information respectingthe cost, application and
advantage of Steam Engines as prime movers will
be given, if required, gratuitously.
Postpaid communications addressed to me or To
SIAs BURNS, Esq will receive prompt atten-
ton
Unexceptionable references given, If REQUIRED.
HENRY G. BRUCE.
Raleigh. April II. 1850. Il
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13

CHARGE OF BURGLARY AND ARREsT.-
Sometime during the month of April, a
jewelry establishment in Wilmington, North
Carolina, was b~urglariOusly entered and
robbed Of a considerable amount Of jeWelry.
A few days afterwards, two men named Wal
ton and Edward Cole, were arrested and
some Of the stolen articles found upon their
persons. They underwent examination,
which resulted in their being fully commit
ed to jail to await trial. On the 18th Of
April they managed to escape, and were moi
heard of until a few days since, when they
were arrested by officer Thomas W. German
of this city, who saw them during his visi
to Philadelphia, where he went for the pur
pose of arresting them. He brought then
to this city, when they were committed t
jail by Justice Gray, to await the requisi
ton for their delivery to the authorities O
North Carolina.-BaM. Sun.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13
GARRRR.

scatter the Germs Of the Beautiful
BT J. E. SMITH.
Scatter the germs Of the beautiful!
BY the way-side let them fall,
That the rose may spring BY the cOttage-gate,
And the vine on the garden wall.
Cover The rough and the rude Of earth
With a veil Of leaves and flowers,
And mark, with the opening bud and cup,
The march Of the summer hours.
Scatter the germs Of the beautiful
10 the holy shrine Of home;
Let the pure and the fair and graceful there
In their ~loveliest lustIe come.
Leave not a trace Of deformity
In the temple Of the heart,
Bot gather, about its hearth, the gems
OF Nature and Of Art.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
In the depths Of the human soul
Theyshall bud and blossom and bear thee fruit
While the endless ages roll.
Plant, with the flowers Of charity,
The portals Of the tomb,
And the fair and the pure, about thy path
In Paradise shall bloom
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13
e q R 9 s.
THE Two ToMKTNsES.

A little incident occurred the other
day which is to constitute the plot Of the
next new farce. A jealous politician,
who is always as deep as the elbows in
every well fought contest, entered very
warmly into the support Of a candidate
for the nomination, and in the course of
his labors called on Tomkins who is al
ways liberal, though not quite as active
in the support of " the party" for a on
tributiof in aid Of the cause. Tomkins
assented forthwith, but not having any,
thing out of the bank at the moment,
promised to send it. In the course of q
few days, a gentleman at the residence
Of our political friend, and in his absence
left forty dollars, saying it was from Mr..
Tomkins. The forty dollars was accoH-
dinghy scattered, with sundry other sums
contributed for the same patriotic pur-
pose, where it would do MOST GOOD for
the common cause Of our common
country" So far so good. But there
was another Tomkins in town, to whom
our politician had loaned, a week or two
previously, the exact sum of forty dol
liars.
Meeting him a day or two after, the
subject of the loan came up-Tompkins
remarking-
"oh, Claude. you got your forty del.
lars-all right, ! supposef"
mo, / didn't"
why, / sent it to you"
"You did-when !"
Why last Monday sent ii to you
house."
"You don't say so-that was YouI
forty dollars was it,"
Certainly it was"
Away went our friend Claude to Tom
kins the first.
} "Oh. Tompkins did you send me for
ty dollars the other day Z"
) "Forty dollars! no; what for I"
"Why you promised something 70
] the cause"
"Oh. yes; well I meant 10 have sen
; you a five or a ten, but it escaped m
: memory and al the thing is over now
I'm that much in pocket, amt II"
"You are, that's a fact" said Claude
, at the same time remarking to himself
as he walked away, land Pm forty Dol
lars out"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13

SATISFACTORY REPLIES. A witness exam
ined in one of the courts of Illinois, upon a trial
concerning horse trade, was asked BY the coun-
sci for the defendant, how the plaintiff general
ly rode2
He generally rides a straddle, sir"
Glow does he ride in company q"
"Ifhe has a good horse. he always keeps up.'
GLOW does he ride when he is alone 2n
REALLY, sir, | cannot say, for I never was
in company with him when he rode by himselE.''
"You may stand aside sir"
G5" What would you like to have q" said
Mrs. Winterblossom. why, a two bushel
basket full Of needles, and all them ere needles
worn clean up to the eyes in making bags, and
all them bags chock full Of dimuns. You
wouldn't talk about Californey after that"
D5sIt was the remark Of a humorist, thai
:" to talk about a person having the power to
weep on all occasions, is the height Of moon.
shine. Pd like to seea man cry with a pretty
girl beside him-pockets full Of cash-and plen.
ty Of ice cream in reach"
ga queer remark was made BY an urcAir
of five years, who had lost a sister By death, /,
a neighbor who was attending the funeral
What are you crying for 2" said the little tel
low to the latter, who was weeping, "it's non,
Of your funeral"
Go-There is lady in Cincinnati who has los
three husbands by death within ten months, anc
is now engaged to a fourth She seems deter
mined to see her way through life by the ligh
Of Hymen's torch.
Gs-An absent minded gentleman on retirinI
at night put his dog to bed aud kicked himsel
down stairs! He did not discover his mistak
till he went to yelP, and the dog tried to snOrC
NA canary bird in Cincinnati whistle
! waItzes. Another one has been trained to pei
form, and very sweetly too, the air of "Yanke
J Doodle"
H-'1am going to draw this bean into a knot.
! as the young lady said when she stood at Ii
E hymeneal altar.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-13

The following little gem we clip from Die.
ken's David Copperfeld, now being pub
.Gshed -
"She died." said Polly, "and was never
seen again, for she was buried in the ground,
where the trees grow"
1.-THE cold ground !" said the child, shud,
dering again.
mo, the warm ground" returned Polly,
where the ugly little seeds are turned intt
beautiful flowers, and where good people
turn into angels, and fly away to heaven"