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bridge The work is42x7 inches beautifully execulsc snd
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TIRE 81 being true and drawing OF he CITY OF
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DROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
D-Cfiee No. Merchants EXchnnee, WallH " y and
IS Fulton tt Brooklyn VIZ. ELLSWORrH Prett
A. q STEVENS, Secretary. aug ON
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TNCLlsu FRRNCH ann CLASSICAL

IL BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES. VAuderbtave1uc, Cl1or, s.aie1 Island con
ducleo by Mr.. j. y WOODS. Pnuc.ps, assisted by Mrs.
Woods Misses Ii. Euicftou, and o1her .esensr.-
session vii Dmsnoe ssos 'sh Tor farher iotoms
don ProtpeetUs 10 DO had al Clark, Austin Co.'S
boohsote IS Broadway NowYos, and Of The proprietor
Clihcn. aus 2lt'
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GTO FARMERs.-For ale, uo,, valuab.e msnurs,

$40 FARM kRs,-kor ssle, nOH valuable manure,
mamie called SOAP Nesger price s cents per bushe
put up in barrels Al tie Soap Factory IL Desbros,es
kewYoIk This Soap Neagef hsE been tested by Of
hem scientific and independent farmers Of Long leland
aud proved 10 be the hes. and cheapest
used There Is great saving 10 Ibis article for lbs Will
20 "A far az bushe OF stable bushels OF street ms.
mare il Is an excellent remedy FOR the destruction OF the
worn and most noarshng 10 lie lard Aso 20 loads Of
Isecheo Ash Bsrriss and common Ashes Orders recey.
a Nv LanalwsI JOHN sENrON Il Desbrosses 81
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$500 NCURslOT Up IT, Long leland S1Dnd 20
az<zs7assNeW Rochelle s1t Gen Cove Fsre > cs
asrh vrsy Fte well iuowu steamer EMERALD, Cept
lanes Beebe will make excursion 10 he above pieces
on sunday Aulus, Ilth 1870. The ABOVE steamer h-Yng
- .x.r-,ve fera ions maze will her, hss no superior
~ eyc1rtious being GTge an roony. Every eXsrlon
v ~ r-sSe 70 msfs h's excursion vhsitthond be No
bets- uuly Offers for gentlemen s1d heir families
No vtsh 10 axe sal ihE1 W iase Ia S0aL 1e STATE.
roCr te1g their service II necessary Dinner Prov led
81 bob r,rs ,cr The cOnpary refreshneBls provided on
hosfd ,bs bcst The steamer vii leave hIrrsy.si 81
ocIocf CsuEtI a. j, ClalJeI el CO lerloe B Grand
4 srih =. Tweuty-sKth g., ard y-lrsi al 40 ociock
Pefrfrr fssv- Cleo Core a. g. Anl NeN-Eccbse a. 4
O'CLOCK a. ivpg IN thls city by % n. sl' Zas'
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NJEw YORK LAUNDRY, IS SPRUCE ST. NEAR

NEW YORK LAUNDRY, - sfkUCE ST NEAR
IN NASSAJ-To New Sbirt Dealers, sing 10 Gentlemen,
Famises kc-fhs 10 one Of The mos perfect and exsen
sve Establishments Of he fnd 10 tbs or any ohsr country
dollars and combines the following advantages
-ferseus leaving the city 10 haste can nave .ner
clothes washed and rcued In superior manner In from
Two 10 thTee hours tine.
end-Ho material Is used 10 be wsshng department
ooi pure olive oil soap and altered Croon wafer, hsnee
sots are not desoYed By patent soaps or othef han-
oags % extensively advertised IN the newsPepeFs
Sa-ocoucmeos shirts done up equal 10 new s1lrs
On sac gouuenens collars iTOr7d In Troy style nga1
coioroo ves and Pansoons snty fOned and polished
th-Ccthee lost or ni,sent (Which seldom or never
bsppensl VIII be promptly paid for.
an-Clothet wsshed Al his estsblfhr eni vii wear
moen longef, simply because they MOI only banded
N gresl care eui no Injurious drug 90 generally used ~
vnhers 10 permitted to cone pear tbem
eh-Lsdies drcsses and all fine articles done oy
e experienced French La1uCresa
Clothes aken ana delivered free OF extra charge Ink
spots ard sisins efectusllv removed.
Al orders len the Once IS Spruce sent through
NE Penny fosl viii rccs,ve prompt sllention
MADAME RAYMOND, Superintendent
.ts Expeueneed hands mpl0yed 10 iron new
snrn aus 5nis
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0kkIUk or rhk DIAPBnAGM FILfkH
SSnored V ~ eroaav,y
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rV1HE AUGUST EUMBER Of thii valuable publication
10 ready II contains the lsiest corrections up 10
he present lime a. received by ohcsl returns and EN-
bodies large amount OF Steamboat Cana, PscKet and
STAGE routes not heretofore Published masng the best
hook % the lind before the public Price only ~ cents
Send In your orders 10 C. DlNShOkE, PuohBherr
ana nj l38 Fulton Of NJ Y
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SESSION LAWS FOR 1850.
ysNHK Laws OF the st1ts OF New York, passed al he
rr Session Of the Legislature, FOR sale by he Elbfcr
a. opporis The City Hall
EELL GOULD, stsnopery Dealer,
fyll Ind Law Blans ruhlsheIL
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sAMLEL H DE- MOTT.

{ oRPORATION NOTiCE.-Pqbic noice (.
ue1euy q ven 10 ne o-u-r own-rs -upsnt 90
OsPhns ~ e houses snd lOts improved Or uni uprogei
tnecrd thereby hat HI 'o sing ssfessnrrIs have
zen Completed bY tae Assessors tad are lodged 10 lbs
nc VI il- buresu OF A'se smsf ior eXamicauOn by
- Pe'sots iue'-s.ed, For senirg arb AMI gIuer
s.eoNAta oi Forleh-tueeI between Eighth snd Nlnt1
eea The limits embrace by such zss-ssm-1t inc I3s
a. 1ne several house. and Ois Of ground vscsnt los
eoss az aud parcels o. and, smsed on b0h sides %
hC'uehsi between Eslth and Ninth sveuusI s-d O.
me ee5'efly aide Of hlnhsven1e between Thrty.uinh
arc Fory'hrst s'rres All persons whose Interests IRE
eteso oy lie above named assessments and op-
POsu 70 he same or elmer OF in-m are requested pre-
seu their Objectous ia wfng The undersgred Al tb-r
once, No hal Of Records within thirty days om lhs
dtle Of his notice.
SAMUEL n. DE- MOTT,
A q. lF.nT
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( 'OhPORATtUN NUrIt E.-rllJc Mace 8
t-tel' gwen % ihe owner or Fls-E cc--2 rl ~ &C.
clpsni - al h1lscs a-t 'os improved or Eliu2-17et
tHeeiei thereby iht ih- f1 Ti1g Ssfsts -l.f htTs
e.I re ed tie Atsesslrs zrc I8 o1.-1 "a i1e
49, ct ne Befeas of Ast-ttcel fJr cIaul al- By 81
p'-t h'eesied, yz Fo5 rex1 tirg. rese''g i1s c1-1
t.-ri slret srd pay ~ T el'T-e'g1 Q street Ton
sAlh 10 Seventh avefu-s Ths rni.is en1fa.ei by sl-l
a Include al tie svera houses and lOs u ground,
49, - ,eces ard parcels - AID. E.12ts- % boa
ol Nv rty eiehh street between : x.h Acd Seve-tn
- ca De westerly SIZE o. : y-1 sverls, aci
49, y y re OF sevrrh tven-e between Twenty f-ye-i1
10 streets AL persons vi 'se .-:grsIo s-e
,! ne a1-ve named Ellcsl-l1's an- T11 a-e %.
Tcsfd n e tane or ehe ofti.l az r ss.-i % pre-
seus A,,f objections In writing 10 o dcrsiglei a. tsr
~ ha4 Of Records, within thirty tay .f1n tie
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

The LECTION The Resale 1--we
have met the enemy and we -are tbeirs.
Fairfield county has again endorsedDr.
Olds and his course in defeating the
Democratic party IN days past. The
matter is settled beyond dispute, Were
we called upon to give our opinion for
the result and asked for the reasAn OF the
faith that is in us, without fear, favor or
affection, sworn to tell the truth. the
whole truth and nothing but lhe truth.
with the responsibility staring us in the
face, we would say upon the fullest and
calmest consideration, that il was caused
from want of votes at the polls on yes.
lerjaY.
The smoke Of the conflict has moi yet
cleared away and 80 are not able clearly
to find out the killed and wounded, or to
Judge of the activity aud efficiency of the
different divisions Of our forces; when the
returns are fail ly in, we shall make all
needful comments.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
FOR SALE.

II the duly authorized agent, George g Reel NJ
Il o. 81 itch Well known and universally approy,
INSTRUMENTS AND MEDICINES
as used by him with such distinguished succsss IN
treating fulnon0y Diseases Heart Disease, Dvs.
PepS'd, COstireaeSs, Female Diseases Ridnep Coyo.
Pdht' ana dH Diseases affecting the organs ,s Ile
The Instruments are The ABpGaIgAI SUPpoprrn'
which is unegualled for beauty ease and utiltv Tar
SHOULDER BRACE, OF the lightest aud most efficient
pattern THE lsHALIyG TuRE, which is oil silvef IA
80 small as 70 be carried inthe vest pocket and IS in
valuable to all persons having weak lungs or fesyng
predlsposItion to Consumption.
Dr. Fitehs Medicines are his prescriptions mead L
h'ni in his Office, 7O7 Broadway, New York. and ar.
the result OF his experience in practice of MANY
years on Pulmonary Diseases sniy' They are care.
inlly prepared BY himself and need no recommend.
ton to those who know them If apv madicine viii
cure, they will If beyond the reach of medicine.
there Is yet hope in using the Instruments and 50 by
cNpanelhS the LnTgs and forming fine chest. aivee
room 70 the vital organs to perform their part Win
! fEH chest no one will have C0asuaaptio1l.
kead ilr Fitch Lectures on C0ns1rapfioa. Thara
enough OF directions in thC III to prevent Cona,mn1
IRON I'd any one, to cure many cases. Also
Read Dr. Fitch's Guide to InraLids which ia o;,o.
away by the Agent, valuable book Of as pages
hundreds in Ohio can attest the fact that sxpans;on
OF the chest and giving sif to the Lungs viii cure
even desperate cases OF Consumption
OF all OF the above articles ca on the Agent
GEORGE G. BECK, DrTaris
Lancaster, July 9. 1850 SSSSSi3 SsS3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

cUBA-.REmorsd NegOtiGtioas.--B,
the late foreign news. We see il slated
that negotiations are pending between
Spain and England, Frame und Holland
by which il is proposed that, the latter
three agreeing 10 protect Spsin ia Tie
.poS' 'sion Of Cuba, she obligates her.
self to paythe debt due by Cuba to Eng.
l'sh' French and Dutch creditors. 1t is
mere rumor and we do not know how
much reliance is To be attat he'd to il.
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- Ianolan ,Ialspann,r !.

cc.--h Ieqoloo 'IelsBouv1 souo!usAuoo uAC
Esql ans Asu So lunomS qOns o. lOeos &uui ssIugs
pug sIooqoS uoIua eq 70 suo!lS2lIqnd Isqo sq moI
-IoA punoq 81 ssIIsIq susAnr 0I$ IoJ pos srs SUR
-IoA Punoq 00I Su!uguoo seIfsIqII IslnSsa 'vudJsF
-eUqd VI G1ol!soded sQl moy 1spTos sIs ksul sSoId
euss sql ~ sHooa ulelqo Guui sooqoS 6spuus sIsq2
Ielsvous1 u! 'EvICHzI EHof 'AsH sql 10 ssolS 4ooa
usoEIewF eq1 10 suolsoHqnd sq 20 6ioNsodsQ v q
-'ssIIsIqE1 AHwsI pug IOOqoS GvUNaS
BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
DRlNTED on fine paper, for sale al the
u Lancaster Gazette Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

WAs far as we have learned. the Q.
lection in this county passed off very or.
derly. This is as It should be and exhib.
its an improved state of politics, as we
as morals.
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Vnlllnblc PropcrtY nl AuYIlon


A S Administrator ofthe Estate ofZAcKARfAn SRu.
N CERT, deceased, late of Fairfield county, Ohio,
will expose to public sale at the Shopoccupied the
deceased in his life time, two doors south Of the Msr
ket House on Broad-stree Lancaster Ohio on Satuy.
dcy the t2th dayof October 1885, the following pro
perty, to.wit
14s sets Of Chairs; Rocking Chairs
| A lot Of Chairs assorted: Bedsteads;
Also lot Of unfinished work and a large variety o
Stock;
| Turning Lathe and Tools;
A variety of Tools, Work Benches and other srti-
clss necessary to complete the furniture of Chair
and Bedstead Factory;
Stove and Pipc lot of Lnn,bef, and also variety
of other articles too tedioHs 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 Sale-Six months credit will be given on
all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving nete
with approved security under that amount, cash in
hand. JOHN ShUGEhI, AamEor
| Lancaster, september n, 1850. OWL
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TIE NEXT PREsIDENr.-We suppose
it must be taken for granted now that
the next President will be Locofoco. -
DR.. Olds is elected aud according To his
own showing, the thing is settled. We
advise our Wing friends. however, not to
give it up without trial-at leastit is
very uncertain wha, course the Doctor
will consider i, his duty to pursue.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

UNDERSTAND months have now elaps-
" 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 thereforet to give such OF nv frenas (,yho
may have such impresson to understand that it Is my
determination to collect all outstanding claims and
would much prefer receiving the same without any
coercve means. JOHN C. WEAVER. :
Lancaster, september g. 1850. 6wl7
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FAMILY ERncEnIES

VIE subscriber would inform their friends and the
Il public generally that they have iust received and
are now opening Large and we'll selected
STOCK OF Groceries, suitable for .family use, Con-
s:tlng IN part OF the following articles, which thew
wihsell gpon reasonable terms
BEST RIO COFFEE;
New Orleans SUGARS, Loaf d., White Crushed
do, Lump do N-'''"-~
Young efysos and Imperial TEAS;
Sugar Honse and New OrIaans MOLASSESa
TOBACCO, of an kinds;
ME, ME, best quality; CANDIES, assorted; f
LEMONS; ORANGES; FIGS; RAISINS;.
Together with stock of FANCY ARTICLES, such as
FISHING TACKLE; COMBS fancy and plain;
HAIR OILS; POCKET WALLETS;
And all other things usually kept h an establishments
Of the kind CfY 4 EVERsOLE.
Lancaster. April 90 1850
Gj.,MAHLON ASHBROOKS WHISKEY oy the
barrel Liquors of all kinds of the best quality suita
bic for thesick.. C. a.. T..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

New York PoLITrcs. cs.-Itis altogether
probable that the recent splitin the Wing
party of the Empire State, upon a mere
abstraction or rather matter Of person.
al choice, following as it does upon the
heel Of the recent partial union of the
Hunkers and Baruburners. will have a
disastrous effect. Ii should matter but
little to the Wings Of New York, whe,h.
or MIR. Fillmore or Mr. Seward is the
better man, when interests are at stake
which are Of vastly more Importance to
tue welfare of the party and of the coun.
Try This insanity in the north upon the
slavery question has already given us
sufficient trouble. aud it is about time for
Wings to quit qaibbling about the means
and 60 to work to accomplish the end
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

LIFE INsURANCE.-See the Card Of the
Kentucky Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany." W.P Creed, Esq. e agent for
this vicinity and he is somewhat cell brat
ed for promptly meeting losses. This
company, we understand. sustains good
reputation and is fully responsible.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

Valuable Farm for Sale.--I am authorised 10
sell the farm Of 160 acres, belonging to Mrs Ma
~ Ann Worthingon, situated some Al miles south Of
Lancaster. i is well improved, Of good quality Of
soil and will be sold upon reasonable terms and credit
JOHN GARAGHTY.
IsaOaster. October II, 1850 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

IRoN CANPETINs.--Iron carpeiing. in.
stead Of marble floors or oil cloth. isImsn.
ufactured at Rochester, and used IN some
Of the hotels.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
VcRpiian Blind EEamufacfOrv

HAVING purchased the entire machinery Of Thom-
i as Hyde's Venetian Blind Manufaetory, the SUBJ
scriber would respectfully inform the citizens ofIa
caster and vicinity, that he will continue the above
business in all its various branches, at the old stand
on Msia Street e .fsr dO7rs 6ebtc clys 1svern.
All kinds of Blinds will be manufactured in the best
the shortest notice and upon reasonable terms
JAMES WALKER
Lancaster, February 81, 1860. 2md&Tyw5O
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LANCASTER. Friday. October Il. 1850
o)RREcrKD wKsKLY pr KIakEAp : porr.
New York Markets.

Flour market with moderate bnsin,s s. and
iavoring buyers Wheat in active demand. larg,
supplies cause depreciation in prices olio .r
hngnt i09a lO3. Corn unchanged; western mix.
ell 655. western yellow &c.
Fork quiet. prices rendering downward Lmd
fbaI3. Groceries; nOthing Of importance doing
me Herman from Southampton reported pass.
ed lialilnx on Sunday. The Atlantic pissed ye.
iterdny and will be iu New York to morrow. The
Europa not seen. tr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

E MURPHY, would respectfully inform tle' ci.-
AI' zens Of Lancaster and vicinity that she has Ne.
moved to the rooms formerly occupied by J. c. Wea--
yer Co., in the TAllmadge Block, whore she is open
ing a beautiful assortment OF Fancy and Dry
Goods, which she would be pleased to. show "a lsr
friends andth public IN general -,
Lancaster, April 70, 1881 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

The subscribers have IN their possession the patent
right Of the counties of Fairfield Picksway Franklin
and Licking, Of the State of Ohio, for the above Ma
chimes. and would fully announce that they are
prepared to fill all oriers with which they may De IA
vored, either personally or by letter from persons
living in their counties Address.
WRIGHT & SELBY,
Lancaster, Fairfield county, August 10, 1850 I5
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French Books.

TNRENCII Grammars, Dictionaries sad Reader
i Testaments and Bibles; also, Spanish Books.
October 4, 1850. JOHN LEHMAN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
NEW GOODs--Julr eeth. 1s5o.

N0W OPENING-A handsome variety Of Cali
IN Goes, Ginghams, A Prints, Oil Chintls, Lawns,
Irish Linens, Changeabie Mohair Lustres &C.
STAPLE GO0DS-Such as Tickings, Brown and
Bleached Drillngs, Apron Checks. Bleaehed Muslins
Brown Linens, White and Red Flannels, Bleached
Sheetngs from to yards wide, Pllow-case Cottons
Table Covers.
Together withA General assortment of all kinds of
Goods for Housekeeping purposas sfsr sale at WISES.
Lancaster, Aug l6, 1850 70
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Hebrew Books.

thy and Bibles. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, October 4, 1850 ~
MALL PAPER.-7Just received 5OOOpiece O
w Wall Paper of all kinds, from I2l cents up.
For sale by LITTLE DRESBAC CHS
Lancaster, August 80, 1850. r7d
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

will consider i, his duty to pursue.
BouNrY LAND Bull Scrip SPecu'a
Eioa.-We promised on Monday last ,c
refer to this matter again and we shall
now do it. The bill as passed by Con
gress aud sigued by the President, was
published OH yesterday. Last week the
telegraph Informed us that, owing ia
gross neglect upon the part OF an en-
crossing Clerk. in emitting material
section Of the bill, the President had, not
eetOed the bill, but Suspended its opera
iions until the next meeting of the pres
ent Congress. only two munths distant.
On last Saturday, an old soldier was
told that Democratic Congress had
passed the bill aud Whig President
had Uctoed it. The object of the intelli
gence was palpable. the lie equally so.
The nature of the intelligence was
such that no one could misconstrue the
repori; the President had refused to let
the bill 20 into operation because it was
thought improperly enrolled. as it was
his duty to do in such case as Execu'
tor Of the law.
And why? Because the report said
that the section preventing speculations
had been omitted.
Now look at the honesty of LocofOco-
ism. If as they profess, they have such
a holy horror of "scrip speculalions."
one would imagine that they would have
been thankful To the President for refu-
sing to allow them. Even if the billhad
been passed without this section, one
would think Locofncoism would be thank
ful to the President for vetoing the bili
and thus preventing frauds upon tbs
widows aud orphans of soldiers"
But no. A vote was in question, aye.
hundreds Of votes, and 20 gain these lie
is told at the expense Of consistency
We know not to what extent this fraud
upon voters was perpetrated; it was
stopped in the single instance we mem
ton; but this is sufficient to show up the
"fair. sailing" Of these men who profess
TO have so much sympathy for poor old
soldiers and their widows and orphans.
1t is shame that homes: nen. who
cannot read the Intelligence Of the day.
should be thus imposed upon bg reckless
demagogueq. There should be honesty
in politics as well as anything else, and
those who take this method q induen,
ciag opinion by circulating falsehoods,
secretly aud contemp,ibly, show but a
poor opinion ofihe elective franchise and
have but little regard for The citizens du.
ties and obligations. y
The provisions Of the billare plain aud
need no explanation. 1t willbe seen
that it is ample in it's benefits aud cauti-
ously guards against any imposilion All
remaining soldiers Of these Wars and
their widows. not excepted in the pro.
visions Of the bill. can easily avail them.
selves of It's benefits. II will also be
seen ths, il cautiously provides against
the payment Of assignments and efFectu.
ally as law can do prevents speculation
by improper persons upon the govern
mont bounty. These are its benefits.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

NEW GOODS.-We are now opening a large
portion of our purchase of Fall & Hinter Goods
which have been bought at the lowest prices aud will
be sold at corresponding low fates. The STYLES and
quality of stock OF the mo beautiful and d,
rabe kind. and we invite all our old customers and the
public generally, to call and examine the stock.
.....- LITTLE DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, september 20, 1850. 20