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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-06

There "a deaths In a<.on. for The week sndisx
the Sd inst
% ding tbs 10 Inst
s's thoussnd fo.sb chad we're shipped from Bati-
mere fer fhiisd siphi. On ths lst inst.
Mets snr.y n. nurdst.f Of Nr and Mrs smith, IA
ernsec"'s In Uct.btf lat has been arrested st ~.
The <tssrbcs,s on the lakes have con1msnces their
rstNssr routes bst~s.n Buffalo sad MflssaSe.
The HUDSON iiru at Albany, is sssin closed By ics
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-06
Superior Court-Special Term.
Rafora IuafioA Maaou

MAacH4 -DEcusuors.-7Ae Master and Wsrdens of tAe
1 NS % s to t:
Of the Master and the Port Of New York
which provides that they shall be the survsyors OF
judges which nay be nsossssry to
OF suoh vessel the intended VOYAGE does not apply
ana needs repairs before going to again The
repairs = be may think proper in order to enable her
and s1psIsno.d person. q sid his in that
spect, without survey By the Portwsrdsns u after
coed voyage, she shsll be deemed unat for that
purpose Is then the duty Of the Portwsrdsns to sur
W,liism H. Prince Niehsiss Hsisht--In On setion
on sealed note the defendant In his answer, alleged
that was an note to whioh the plain
dant and insisting that the note given full sud
adequate confederation The burden Of proof is With
entries himself in his books he cannot give his books
In evidence proof OF the charges entered BY himself
Report Of the referee confirmed and motien for
james Lahey and Joseph Paine rs. Henry E. Dros.-
Motion for new TRIAL denied
St'ph.n Man ting rs. John Whiy.-The PLAINTIFF pre-.
cesded by attachment against property Of the de-
fendant in New Jersey, and had suficient property
seized to pay his claim II the whole could be applied to
that object The sttachmen mt however In that State,
s for the benefit Of all the creditors who slowed to
come In and prove their debts and receive rAtsahls
that the proceedings In New Jersey cannot pleaded
In abatement to subsequent suit for the same
for the plaintiff, on the demurrer
V,iiam Wait and Others Oiper Chayiick and ofhers
The defendant ChArick agreed to use his indusncs
with the Common Council to obtain for the plaintiff
lease OF the Peck slip aud Grand street ferries Will
lisDsburgh and In Of his to receive
the rum Of 81 COO. He accordingly petitioned the
Common Council In his own name, together with the
plaintiffs holding himself of the parties In.
ana the pIsntas which he sS,y Lined and .s.,sa
having all the while interest In the matter except
his contingent fee and being indsmnhed BY the plain,
H1tn all tlstlst .lH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-06

r6nNtsstN ~ ClkiNs sosfref Nsxico. zen st. ~
p..,d M. nur,u.nt TO ,urnm-aL PRESENT. all ths
m.absfr. ILe nsmoiiAi q Iobn beAsi-l, r'smise
fr sod detention ~ au sgpreofes cafcu' nacr
af,ch ~as susgsndsd On Mosd-r ht hdss ssne
tsLso up fc essmlr aticp tie brsrd cane 20 "a ess
pt n ts.t " does 81 fov,5 valia c,si~ ssssrt
the rrp.slc q msriooi saafie n~psriN yes reject
a accvrdisgy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-06

. fDsvcr rwrsr or A MAssisas ~ FAssIoSARLx LtrK.-
~hs Cincinnati Dispsfeh Of the 2sth ult ssys -Every
body will r-coect the high wrought and gorgeous de-
rcripfion cf the Wedding cf MIR r b. Lsvreuce. son
of Abbott Lawrepce the Boeton millionaire and pre-
sent Minister Of the unted stes the Court Of
So James" The descriptions high. wrought
penny liners brought from the Eastern cities 30
the bridal array the brilliant osas of the BRIDE
the mssnihcent jewels aud the splendid dresses d.
reef from Paris. Even the bridal chamber vas
throro open 10 vulgar and the nupal couch and
fsrisn purity of the sheets submitted TO gross crt-
eism The pick and choice OF the Upper Ten OF tue
Whole nisn were present Governors and ex-0over.
nors we're thich ss7hopsn Members Of Congress
common ~ In the federal city In term t,ms;
the bridal ttsndsnts numbered many beautiful repre-
,tves Of every portion OF The Union the blondes Of
the North and the brunsttes Of the South Every
thing went merry ~ . marriage bell" The parties
went 10 their home In Boston. The honey moon had
scarcely vansd, when fare mp occurred and . sers
ration followed The following di.eracefui sequel to
the brilliant description have before noticed ve
fpd In the Louisvtile papers "a Monday. Whatever
just Mr.. Lsvrencs may have for his and
only those knew whore the shoe pinches who it
thpt this sequel 20 the grsudoqueot accounts Of
kis narsg. proves him TO be very small potato In
Seed Verify. let those Who rejoice In love In cot
osgs pcrdsr upcr the vasars Of the blind sod when
domicled In a palace -
Norfcr-wh MT vie. esie W. Lsvrsscs. has vii
(fuy end without deserted this 10 70 caution all
hsttcrinr rpstirs her
'1as Bs.sss. f.s. r. 40 ''' ~ IxVsskcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-06
Teit graph Matters.

Nfw TEIECRaPH LINE we were shown, yesterday,
insulatsr invented by Professor Royal L. House
designed fer his Buffalo line which Is certsiny great
improvement those now In The old one was
placed little pins the top Of the poles very din
cult fssten and exposed only the weather ana
atmospheric influences but very liable to be broken by
the action Of the frost and malicious persons and boys
throwing s0nss 40. is quite large aud heavy, with
more than three times the insulating surface Of the old
with q cnt the inside and OF sufficient
sire TO the top Of the pole; the glass s
iron cap, entirely protecting 1t from storms and
f,gs. and also from being broken novel mode Of
fastening the wire the cap Ia introducvd per-
masent and simple Professor House h ing gsnious 9
man his printing telegraph proves and whatever he
undertakes is sure to be right We informed that
tao hundred and fifty miles Il the poles this line
and ready to oering the wire Some little delay
has been sxpereDced In perfectpg this insulstsr az
teen hundred Of which are pov done, aod will be
shipped this week. The is also purohased aud Is
double the weight per mile Of any other line In the
ted states and from uhat we learn we besvs thi. will
be one beet lines built The printing
Telegraph is fast aud perfest instrument aud must
go ahead section of the Inns from Buffalo to Ro-
chester viii bs opened Immediately, aud the whole
completed to New York a. soon as possible
The Morse line Of telegraph from Portland, Maine,
via Boston, New York, Phadelphis Baltimore, Pitts
buTgh. Wheeling, Maysviie, Cincinnati, Lexington,
Louisville, Nashville and Nicksburg, will soon be
finished to Natohsx. Miss IL 10 working to Nash
Vile. sufficient amount Of stock has bssu raised to
insure the completion Of the long line fron New Or
laps to Nashville which portion will be In operation
by the middle ef July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-06
United states D,ssr,es Court.

Msrcs 4-The Grand Jury came into court and
presented bills Of indctmebt against James Mosr1ssey
Tor larceny Of Miss Dilia~ays property the high
ssss snd sgsinst John schoonmsse Louisa Wortr
othervise schoonnaker for counterfetipg dimes Nor
fis.ey committed, aud the schoonmskers dis
charged on bail. The prisoners arraigned, and
s.vsTsIy pleaded not guilty. The trials OF until
the nest term q the court There being no further
business fof the court the Grand Jury dscharss1
for the term.
Tie Ur,nd States rs Nm r. Fysneis- Re5l,ry Of Mad
Bsgs The iscner dicted for cutting open the
mail bag On beard OF one Of the North River boats
BE p sded guilty 10 the In 1ictmsnt, aud In considers
ton OF bis ycntb, he being bat rs years Of sge vas
tertned to three yssrs I'm prisonDeDt onlythe usual
term for fuch ofeEc.e being ten yesys While Ia the
Tcmbt he hss attempted TO effect his escape by making
q rope frcm his bedciothes.
~, Sem, Chs,i,s Muller, Joshua Lsncgin Robert
Cons erd Hs'y B,evn.-Tne prisos.rs were Indicted
Tor Larceny IN brtesips open psossges OF ks and dry
sos on bcsid the Hsvre, from bssre. They pleaded
guilty 10 the Indictment The value Of the articles
ttclsn vas upwards Of $500 The prisoners we're
tened ye-rs I'm being the extent of
the pupish n,tnt under the sct of CobsTess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-06

sTbe Regents Of the Uniysrsity have appropriated
So es6 sb the vstous academies La the State the
puitfsse 81 b0cks Anscbe the spprt pttstieo the f
io-rs 20 thi. CITY q. 10 the Deaf aud Dumb Ia.
ttitste. ts31 90 sirsEmar school, Conmbis Coiiexe
ssi7 is Crarsmsf scho'l University q Mes yorg,
tCsS 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-06

violent thunder storm passed ever Pittsbursh Pa
ON the ss,b MT. Several buildings we're blD~n DO
ard the tlegtsyh psss Prcstrsied IN every dfssssa.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
TRUSTEES Sale.

OY Virtue of certain deeds Of trust from Daniel
- lewis to US, dated, December 19, 1S49, and re.
corded, the one, in Fairfield county, Record Books
No Ia page l47; the other in Book F., pages al and
AZ Of the county records Of Perry county and also
Of certain other deed Of trust from Daniel Lewis and
Sarah Lewis his wife, to the undersigned dated Dece
Der 25, lS9 and recorded in Book IT, pages i72 and
l73 Of the county records of Fairfield county, we will
proceed on tpednesdsy ae I'D day Of May, 1850,
at the door Of the courthouse in Lancaster 70 offer
for sale the following descrbed Real Estate and the
described.
Frst-Part Of In-Lot No 90, in the town Of Rush
Vile Fairfield county with the appurtenances, and
described follows beginning at the Southeast corner
OF said lnlot No. 33 on the Alley; thence West %
feet and inches to the Southeast corner ofthe Dwell
Ling House, thence North through said Lot, so as to
include the Warehouse on the North end thereof. to
an Alley running East and Vest thence East % feet
and inches to Alley; thence South along said alley
to the place Of begilhihg
becond-The undivided interest If Daniel Lewis
In the Lot Of ground situate the Ohio Canal near
the town Of Mlersport, and distinguished part of
Aot No. o. In Township No. II. Range No: IS in the
Refugee district, Fairfield county, containing % Acra
and forty perehes, which is situated valuable
Warehouse and other Improvement
fhird-One hundred and ffty-three acres and
three perchea Of land situate in the West half of Sec
ton No 81! Township No. Is. Range No. Y, Perry
county, ohi5 excepting ,kerefrom two snail pieces
enc cchveyed by Tllman Lewis to said Daniel Lewis
by deed dated November a. 1892. the other convey
ed by said Tillman Lewis 70 the Trustees Of the Me-
thodist Episcopal Church, and both recorded in the
county records Of Perry county.
To prevent sacrifice OF the above described pro-
perty, the same will be set up at very low MINIMUM
and will be sold to the highest responsible bidder
Terms Of Sale.-0ne-third of the purchase money
in hand and the residue in two equal annual payments
with interest from the day Of sale,
| DAVID WILSON, r-
JOHN r. MUMAUGH, Trustees
April 8, 1880 dldwts4s
lFSOmerset Post piRse copy
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
CABIN 4 4 M A KING
THoNAs q. nons0M

ID ESPECTFUtLY announces TO the citizens o
~ Lancaster and vicinity that he intends CARRYING
on the above business In al its vnrions branches. n
the OLD STAND Of HEERT ScHULTz, in Connelrs Roc
tDo doors South Of the Eagle Printiag Office; where
BY strict attention to business he hopes 20 receive
liberal share Of pnbc patronage He Intends to keer
work OF the painest and most fashionable style on
hand, all times and at all prices. His work will be
made In the very BEST n0ner and Of the best seasoned
timber he has IN his employ some Of the very best
worlen In the State and therefore can warrant hi,
work. He willmake
Sofas and Lounges-6hest quilted to the plain.
est pad seats;
h. Turkish Divans and ottomans;
Side Boards-of the most fashionable and superior
style, and Of various patternT
Bureaus--Mahogahy and plain Of every description
Tables Of all patterns andstyies,
Mahogany Chairs. Book Cases and Secretaries
Counting Houses and other Deslsi
Hat Racks Of every description
Ward Robes and Wash Stands,
, Bedsteads- -Mahogahy, Walnut and Cherry High
Post French Couches, French Grecian and Serpentne
CoFFINs made in the shortest notice and no extr,
charge for hearse, ALI funerals will BIZ attended t
In person. ..
UrHoIsTtntNa Of every description. Sofas snt
Chairs re-stued Mattresses Palastres and Cushing
manufactured to order, Carpets cut and made, Hol
land Blinds made, Venitian Blinds and Furnitirs Il
every description repaired in the best MANNER
Windsor 4 Fancy Chair Making
The subscriber has also purchased the interest o
Mr. b. Franklin in the Chairmaking business, and will
IN future carry on the business at the old stand mme
diately under the Ohio Eagle Office. He will keer
on hands at all times, Plain and Fancy French ant
Windsor Rocking, Arm. sewing Parlor, Table, Barbel
ana Dentist chairs Fancy chairs and cane.seated o
all descriptions, and sociables and settees.
:, uJ have steam power employed in turning, an,
CarPerters and country cabinet-makers can have III
kinds Of work in that line done To order.
lancaster, April 10, 1850. 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
The Telegraph Line in Operation,
And Goods selling cheaper than ever!
LITTLE g. DREsBACH,s

AAVE opened their full supply Of rich SPRING
IN AND SUMMER GOODS embracing much the
largest and most varied Stock ever offered in Lancas
lter-consisting in part as follows
LADIES Dress GooDs.--A splendid Stock Of Broche
Printed and Plain Bereges Tissues, Graiisdites, and
various new texturesI with long unpronouncable
names; White Embd and Jacquard muslins; neat and
low priced DRESS GOODS for misses and children,
Rich painted and plaid De Lanes. Lawns & Organdes
large assortment of Ginghams and Gingham Lawns;
Calicos, Chintzs; plain and fg'd Red Oil CALICOS;
large stock Of Calcos for patch work. A. Red Oil Cur
tain muslihi lafge assortment of plain ad fgd Alpa
cas-, new style Black Bohbazne plain and Dress
Silks English and Italian Grapes, Grape Lisses; Love
Veils and Handkerchiefs.
LARGE STocK OF MEN AND BOYS WEAR.-French,
German and English CL LOTH5 and CASSIATERES;
large assortment of Vestings, new stylej Satiaetts
Twseds, Jeans, and new style Summer Goods; plain
white Linen Drills; plain and fancy coored Linen Coat
ings for men and Boys wear, and varietv of Neto
Style Goods that can't be named. Come afd see for
yourselves.
Cap and mantua Ribbons Black Velvet do, Silk and
Cotton Fringes, Jaconet Swiss and Bobnet Laccs, Edg
ngs and Insertings Linen Laces and Bobbin Edgings
French workd Collars Linen Cambria Handkerchief;
Linen Lawns; Working Braid and Coronation Cord fine
assortment Cotton Nes for Capes and CAPS Silk Netts
and Illusions; White corded Goods for Bonnets plain
and bard Jacconet plain and figured Swiss mill and
Book musins; Victoria Lawns Ladies' black Nett and
Summer Shawls, Silk Handkerchief, Points, &c.
Hosiery, CLOVES, CRAvATs, &c.--A large stock Of
Ladies' and Gentleman's Kid, Silk, Lise Thread and
Cotton Govesi assortment of misses and children do
white and black flet mitts and Cloves Ladies' and
Gentleman's Hose; miss and children's do; Gentle-
mans now style Cravats and Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Suspenders SC. &c.
IRIsH LrNtNs AND HOUSEKEEPING GooDs Brown
and beached Shirting and Sheetings; Pillow Casing
Bosom Lnens Linen and Cotton Table Diaper and ia.
BILE Covers; Damask Bird-Eye and Crash Towelling
Curtain muslins;Furnture checksI Blankets Fannels
Baizes; &c.
OK HANI--A large assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES,
Bonhets, Leghorr, China, Pear Straw and Palm Leaf
Hats; Cotton Yarn, Carpet and Goyerlet Do; Candle.
Wicking and Batting; GROCERIES,, GLASS and
QUEENSWARE; and in fact every thing usually
kept in our line Of business Families and individuals
about to purchasing their spring ndsimmer supples
are respectfully invited to call and examhe our stock
and prices. They will find il is our policy TO sell
only such Goods aid at prices that will make and rea
tain customers and secure to true and warm friends
GEORGE H, LITTLE.
CHARLES DRESBACII;
SAMUEL d. DRESBACH.
lancaster April 70, 1885, 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
Great Sale Of Real Estate
IRON COAL. &C

"
II AiIE subscribers will offer 1t public sale nm tba
l. 2Oth Of June next at the town OF Nelsonyille,
Athens county, Ohio,
200 lots in the new town OF Camden.
lOO out lots Of from one to fte acres each.
oO Coal Lots Of from three to ten acres each: nj,
DORIS Run Railroad ''' O''
1000 acres of good farming Land II will be divid.
ed into iO to 40 acre lots to suit purchasers the Saw
ing Timber to be reserved
3 improved Farms from 80 to 100 acres each.
2 Houses and Lots in the town Of Nelsonville.
do ihLogaA.
Do in Lancsstefi
SOD acres Of good Fafihing Land in Hamilfon conn.
tyi Dxtdh tract State of New York.
fne abdte tatied town of Camden is laid ont in tho
pleasant valley of Monday creek, three miles north
OF Nelsonville; twenty miles south Of Somerset. ami
on the line OF contemplated Railroad from Nevra-l n.
Somerset from thence, south through the valley n
Monday creek to Athens; thence the nearest route To
the Ohio River. The valley Is ore Of the richest
mineral valleys in the State The Coal stala curtn
ues Tor 10 miles on level and the Coal vein il from
TO % ieet thick and ofgood quality There is yen
oil Iron Ore from to II inches thick Limestone Q
ieet thick ClAys from to 10 feet thick Also. Alum
SoPperas, Sulphtir; Saltpetre and Common salt 6c
heavy Timber Poplsri0ak, Ash,Cheny; Sugar;Beaeh
There will be some 4Ohew httses large steam saw
MILL ouring mills, tannery, &c., erected and put in
operation the present season al Camden For further
particulars direct TO "Somers 6 Haydep; Nelsonville
Athens county, Ohio" J. +. S01fERS & co.
Wanted, from % to 80 Miners; ty Somers B Hay
don; at their Coal Banks hear Nels5nvie. j. FS &Co
match 1-iwd&wts44.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
THE LANCASTER BARBER,s SONG.

AIR-"The Hunters of Kentucky"
Come all We Lancssterians,
WHO need the glitt'ring razor,
Come learn how SAdVEI WATsos's art
Can give the greatest pleasure!
Beneath the "GoLdea Stcan" he shines,
Just on "Main Street corner,
Aid shows by fashionable signs
He's hair and face adornef
o Sam Watson,
The hair and face adorner!
Come all ye gallant gentlemen
Who love the angel creatures,
How can ye charm the female race
Without well.shaven featuresl
How hope for matrimonial lows
In Hymen's arms so glorious,
Without those charms my skill bestows
Which make each beau victoriousl
o Sam Watson,
The hair and face adorner!
Come all ye spruce Fairfeldians,
From country and from city,
Come learn at cheapest rates sing
The truth in this my ditty
Come with your faces, long and short
OF ev'ry rank and station,
The dimes to MAKE or girls to court,
And shine by Transformation!
o Sam Watson,
The hair and face adorner
Come see mo meath the Golden Siean,"
A golden thought, by gracious,
The tools are keen as ever cut,
The room is fine and spacious
Come find that Samuel WatSdn shaves
The face, but not the pocket
And has not learn'd, like other shops,
To brag like Davy Crockett!
o Sam Watson,
The hair and face adornet
Lancaster, Ohio, April II, 1850 dlO2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
BOois, Shoes, Leather and
Findings.

TNHE Undersigned have commenced receiving thei
j Spring and Simmer stock of Goods, which con
sist in part of the following articles:
Ladies' Black, Bronze, High & Low Buskins Cater
Fine Kid Slippers and Ties.
Misses Black, Bronze s cold Buskins and Slippers
Childrens Black, Bronze cold Shoes and Caters
Mems Calf and Morocco Boots
i Buskin and Cashmere Caters Oh hands and
made to order:
Coarse Boots, from 81 I75 to $500 per pair
Kip monroes for 800
Boys coarse Boots from 81 l,5QG ID
All kinds of Findings such as Kit Thread, Pegs,
Boot Webbing Boot and Brogan Laces;
They have also on hand, first rate article Of Span
ish Sole Leather, morocco, Linings ard Bindings;
Also, continue to manuiature and have on hand a
splendid assortment of their own work. which is SO
well knownas toneed no other Recommendation
Their thanks are returned to the many friends who
have hitherto extended to them liberal patronage
The public generally and the Ladies' in par.icdiaf
are invited to call and examine thet stock before pf
chasing elsewhere. WORK SON & WORK.
Lancaster, march 90 1880 Al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
81. louis Markets.

ST. Lotts, April IS.
Transactions to-day light--the disagreeable
weather having checked outdoor operations.
Wheat continues active. Sales Of 1880 bush.
els at 9l0$li20.
FLOUR dull. 900 bbs sold at 45,ls0$5:9O
CoRS and Oars in demand. Sales confined to
retail at 48 for Corn and 50 for Oats.
Sales Of 3,750 pieces BULK PoAk-Shoulders
81, Sides 9t. Hams a.
Sales OF 40 casks BAcoE-Shonlders g., clear
Sides $4,65, choice Hams $5:25.
WBisKRY % cents
Sales OF 800 bales EIrar at ss1!Su to $9stYnn.
and tendency downward.
LARD-$5D $500.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19

Tine WEBsrEa ThIAL.-Of the vari.
Gus ramots, the Boston Bee gives the fol.
lowing.
1--WE understand that an able Mass.
lawyer is about to publish an Argument
10 show that Dr.. Webster was not al.
lowed bis legal rights In regard to The
constitution oF the jury which tried him;
thstths court proceeded illegally in re.
jectiDg three jurors from the panel on ac.
count oftheir sentiments on capital pun
ishmeni /; aud that any prisoner has a
right TO choice by lot of impartial men.
irrespective of their opinions on punish.
menl. From the arguments That have
heretofore proceeded FINN this gentle
mans pen,~e are quite sure he viii make
a shaking among the dry bones Of the
law"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
Cincinnati Markets.

FLoua-Market remains quiet and steady
without change in prices. A sale Of choice ban1s
from store at IS. mixed at $4:75.
PRoVrsIoSs--Dull; only sales heard Of were
"o7 kegs No country lard at $5if5035.874.
WHsKET--A farther decline in this market =
sales moderate at l910I91c.
SuoAR-Sales OF low fair to prime al &4.25.
MoLAssEs-Sale Of $50 bblS. No lat24c cash.
CHKEsE-Sale OF $50 boxes unsolicited at 7c.
CoTfoN-Sale of 8 bales ordinary nj tI4c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
TAG IRIsn VIcERoYALTy,-1'be In,

THE IRISH VICERoYALTY.-The Lord
Lieutenant is getting ready to dspatt.-
His aid-de.camps have got notice to hold
themselves in readiness 20 Join their reg
iments. and the viceregal household are
under months notice. The effect up,
on the Irish capitol Of the withdraw wal Of
the viceregal court is thus predicted by
the Nation: "The courts of law will fol.
low the executive-..the threatened plum
der of the Dublin hospitals will furnish
a precedent for jisbanding the few ma.
tlonat institutions that remain, and Dub
lin, which is essentially city of gentry,
lawyers, officials, and the race of non.
producers in general, may drop behind
Cork and Belfast. (which have learned to
live by their own industry,) like bank.
rnpt dandy. without the talents to live or
the courage to die." .a.s-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-19
Lancaster April 70, 1850. 40

WORMS! WORMsii-The symptoms Of the
W presence Of worms in children should be care.
fully watched by parents, ana 50 soon as there is rea
soh to suspect their exisence every meaus should be
used to expel them promptly and thoroughly. The
Propretors Of McLane'S Vermfuge are confident that
they offer the best Of accomplishing this result
that has ever been submitted to the public; and they
ment Of chiidFer The medicine Is safe and plea
sant one and never fails to produce the desired effect
For sale wholesale and retail by G, G. Beck and NJ.
z, Kriederi LuncdstetY WI Breck & Co.. Carroll P!
Hane PleGsdntuiue; J.Woodyard Net6 SaLen Z. Kalbi
Rushviue; Kreider & Brother, Logan Hooking coun.
ty and by Merchants and Druggists generally.
April 70, 1850. 2w40