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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-05
EMPORIUM OF FAsHroN.

TNHE Partnership heretofore existing between FINK
i BONE & WINTER has been mutually dissolved.
l. Winter having associated himself in partnership
with JOHN GRAYBrLt. begs leave to call the attention
of the public to the new firm tnder the name of
Winter and Graybill.
Having removed their shop to Greenes Row, opposite
the Tallmadge House, take this method of informing
the public that they will now be hand to administer
to all the old customers and the citizens generally,
and to those who are desrous OF having work done u
a neat worlmanike and fashionable style, particular
attention will be given to the latest receipt of Fashions
By strict attention and close application to business
they hope to receive liberal share of patronage, as
surfing those who will favor them with call, that no
pains will be spared to suit the taste of the most ast
dious All work in the branch Of tailoring, making or
cutting warranted to please. rN..t.tN
Shop up stairs next door to Smalley's Hat Store.
WINTER 6 GRAYBILL
Lancaster, April 70, 1850 40
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THE UNION AS IT rs.
w let it not divert your attention form the nelD
and beautiful Stock of Goods opening at
James @. HenleY,s

Henley's Cash Store is now in full blast,
Up early and late to take In the cash, 1857 i
The counter brushed off and the room cleaned nip.
Goods neat and clean and free from all dust.
Ladies' and Gents please give US call
We're no respecter person, great large small,
Csssinets, Cassimeres, Vestings fancy and plain
Tweeds, Cottonades and Umbrellas to protect yoti
from rain; na
White and Brown muslinS, ,Bleached and Brown Drills,
Goes fast through the county mountain and Hills;
Prints Ginghams, Lawns, Tissues Bonnets and Shawls
Imported in the pattern from last Spring and FALL
Queensware, Glassware, Hosiery and Notions,
Keeping pace with the fashions through Earth great
connections.
Some beautiful silks, and the Ladies' standing collar
Selling at prices from cents to the dollar,
Parasols, Ribbons plain and lowered very neat,
As handsome as any you'll find on main street.
Ladies, Gents and Miss in country or town
Please give us call as you are passing around
Pins, Needles, Cording, Whalebone and Thread,
And 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 truth and no CANNON.
You'll be waited on with pleasure by HenIy or Hannpn
Lancaster, April g. 1850 ~
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SENATORIAL BiDrN .GE. On the 17th
inst. Mr.. Baldwin moved to amend the
Omnibus bill in the Senate of the United
States so as to provide for admitting the
territories according to the slipulations
Of the treaty with Mexico.
Mr.. Case advocated Mr.. Soule's amend.
ment. a" ...
Mr.. Hale replied to Mr.. Cass. He
thought the amendment should be pas
sed. if at all, with a preamble, stating
that it was not designed to have any bind.
ing effect al all; but only as a rebuke ofa
lurking spirit of fanaiicism in certain in'
corrigible members. QLaughter)
Mr.. Cass in brief rejoinder express
sed his desire that Mr.. Hale would give
to those Northern men who were in fa-
vor of the bill little rest, and not 30 con.
tinually repeat his lecture to them, warn
ing them of the consequences of the
course they we're pursuing.
Mr. Hale assured the Senator flom
Michigan that he had said nothing of the
kind this morning. or made any aIluson
Of that character He had great deal
more than he could attend to in digesting
the lectures daily administered to him,
and surely he would not attempt to turn
lecturer himseli--( Laughter. The
Senator was altogether mistaken, and
must have spoken from the emotion Of
his own conscience aud thought il was
the voice of the Senator from New Hamp.
shire Renewed laughter.
Mr.. Cass thought the Senator from New
Hampshire would have enough to do to
take care of his own conscience. and not
attempt to regulate that If others.
Mr.. Hale replied that the Senator was
again mistaken. He had not even as.
sumed that tho Senator had conscience,
-(great laughter -and If he had, he
did not know but he should have been
called to order for referring toa matter
having no connection with or relevancy
to legislative action -(renewed laughter
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NEW ARRANG EMENT.
OH N w oRK

JoH " w RK,
|0F the late firm of JOHN WoRK & Co having pur-
" chased the entire stock in trade will continue at
the old stand, to carry on the
TIN, Copper aud sheet-Iron Business,
In all its various branches in the best manner and
upon the most reasonable terms.
stoves! SlOves!! $tOVcs!!!
He will keep constantly on hand Stoves Of every
variety and pattern, such as
Resor's DOUBLE OVEN COOKING.
Rochester AIR TIGHT do
Kennear's HOT AIR do
PREMIUMS, of all aizes.
Box, Parlor and Coal Stoves.
The public are invited to call and examine the stool,
it will be warranted to give general satisfaction
N. B. The notes and accounts due the late firm Of
JoHN Work Co., are now in my hands for collection,
and the immediate payment Of them will be absolute.
ly Unnecessary to close up the partnership account.
JOHN WORK
Lancaster, March |, 1850. a
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PoRTsMoUTH GLASS WoRKs.--.Our
neighbours at the lower end Of the Scioto
and Hooking Valley Railroad. that is to
be, are wide awake to their own interests,
Messrs. McAfee Il Brothers have recent.
ly put into operation a glass manufacto'
ry and are making glass of a superior
quality. The Despatch says;
"They have orders fnr all the ware they have
yet made. and we hope they may continue to have
orlers SO long Ms they want them. They cer
tainly deserve great success aud from present IN
dcations there is little chance Of the enterprise
falling" .
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Very Valuable and Desirable
WILLS & LANDS for = .LlS.

I OFFER FOR SALE the MILLS and LANDS, Joint.
j ly owned by my deceased brother and myself
They are situated on Clearcreek, nine miles from
Lancaster and five from the Canal.
The Grist Mill runs two pair of French Burrs and
one pair Of Country Stones. The machinery ofbolts,
elevator, hcpperbOy, &C., are in good order. Tho
Saw Mill is also in good repar-the power ample for
both Mills nearly the whole year, and always enough
for the Grist Mil.
Attached to these Mills. are S76 Acres Of Land
partly bottom, and plenty Of good timber. We will
divide the land Il required The situation s unsur.
passed for health.
The terms will be made liberal The title is indis.
putable, reference to which can be made to Messrs
huErER \ GARAoHrY. Apply toiJacob Berstler on
the premises or 10 me In Lancaster, Ohio.
GEORGE W. BGRSTLER.
Lancaster, February %, 1850. 9m49
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Greek IsOOks.

n RAMMARS, Dictionaries and Readers Grace
VI Majora &C., Bibles and Testnments.
Also supply of Latin Books. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, March 8, 1850. "A
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FACTS FOR THE PEoPLg.-We clip the
following from one Of our exchanges.--
Il contains q wholesome lesson in q very
few lnes;-- e8..g
"Water power may be worth hut few hun.
81 dollars, yet when improved il will form u
ucleus, around which millions OF property will
gather. The great end therefore in the develop.
nlent OF our resources 10 10 crcute demand for
labor aud products Of The soil" 'a
So in regard to all other natural ad'
vantages Of soil and location. Lancas
tor and Fairfield county have within their
reach resources sufficient To make them
populous and wealthy. All that is want.
ing is the energy aud enterprise to de
yelOpe these resources" The citizens
Of this town aud county have The power
to bring prosperity upon them--if they
once resolve togo ahead, and resolve
with determination never to cease their
Efforts until the highroad to prosperity
i reached. no one need fear the result.
Concert of action will accomplish al.
p,oSt anything within human reach--it
ill dig canals. construct railroads. erect
ianufactories and build school.houses
nd churches--it will add wealth TO the
Ountry. make cities out Of towns aud
create a great and profitable demand
for the labor of the head and hands aud
the products Of the soil"
I,s opposite will do nothing, Disa'
greoments, envy, Jealousy and diScord
never yet have done any good to the
world aud never will. Ton men. who
act promptly and together. will accom-
plish more than hundred acting ad-
versely--ono hundred thousand dollars
controlled aud directed by willing aud
harmonious minds will produce greater
and more profitable results than Eve
times that sum, the owners Of which are
constantly quarreling about proper in.
vostments aud probable gains. Two
merchants acting in harmonious concer,
can make more than two acting sepor.
ately with double the investment. Two
merchants. lacking this necessary sle'
ment of a partnership. will ruin every
thing.
But we should not labor too long to ar
rive at this concert Of action. While
we are striving. We might get into the
unfortunate predicameat Of the person il
the fable and lose all, We do not sup
pose that the citizens Of this town and
county will ever reach that lowest depth,
where they can do absolutely nothing ;
but we can defer matters so long that
other places will have the start of US.
when more energy,moro enterprise, more
labor and more capital will be required
10 build ourselves up into respectable,
prosperous aud spirited people. What
can be done to-day, should not be defer
Eed until tomorrow. Time lost eau new
er bo regained; and opportunities neg.
lscted will never again lelurn. Whelh.
or The opportunity Is now presented US
and this is the time for iction. Is mat.
ter thar should be seriously considered,
before we conclude to do nothing.
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CoMMIrTEE ON BEER.--Messrs. Win
ters, Knight & Winters, who have just
put into operation new Brewery, near
the Wes! end OF Wheeling street, sent
us keg Of Beer this afternoon that we
might be able to test its virtues. Ali
hands in the office, after an hours sit
ting. are unanimously convinced that il
is superior article, and after this partial
report, respectfully ask leave to sit again
that its merits may be thoroughly tested
The proprietors are all clever young
men aud are deserving of due hare o
the public patronage.
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WWe picked up stray copy of the
Telegraph this morning and was some
what surprised to see an article accusing
us Of being witty. The editors of that
paper can make such charges with i'm
puniiy. No one will ever think of lay
ing such charge at their door.
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dhe Eanfaster @alelte.
saturday EvenInE. june iS. 1880

THE Conventions Committee Of
the Whole slilihaye undsi discussion the
report Of the Committee on the tudicis-
~. the debate upon which is likely to
ooutinoe indefinitely. There are about
twenty lawyers ia the Convention, who
have drawn up plau for the organza-
ton Of Courts. each Of whom has his
friends, so that there is a prospect Of
having voted down. not only the plan Of
the Committee, but all others. The Gun.
sequence will be that this subject will
be tossed between these cantending par
ties to a late day in the session, when Il
is probable that some indlges,sd plan
will be adopted. or none at all. Ii does
seem to US, without intending to be per.
sonal, that there are Too many legal gen
tlemen ia the Convention. desirous Of
honor and ambitious for fame. Wheth.
er their names will be handed down to
posterity. Isl a matter of extreme doubt
unless these gentlemen 60 10 work and
instead of trying to suit themselves, la
Dor 10 suit the people.
The Committee on this subject consi )
ted Of eight Democrats and foe Wings
Yesterday. Mr.. Robertson took occasion
following outthe instincts Of a very small
mind, to style it Wing report and
Wing plan. This very uncaled for re
mark. called up the Chairman Of tina
Committee, Mr.. Kennon, who of course
is a democrat, who Inflicted upon the del
egale from Fairfield one of the most SO
we're castigatious that ever man was cali
ed upon to suffer. He said in effect
that men of agreat deal of impudenc'
and but little sense. was too much in th'
habit Of prating about their Democracy
when It was in reality not as good as sons
other peoples. II is said that the smal
battery placed in the Convention by tn,
Locoflcos Of Fairfield, wss completed
siIenced.
There is btill some talk Of an ADJOURN
mont. The idea Of going to CLEVELAND
is about given up. but large numt er
in favor Of adjourning over for a fs,
months. Several members are confined
to their rooms by sickness. aud there aP
pears to be general manifestation O
weariness. as we might expect on ac
count Of the over Ioug speaking Win
will be tho probable fate Of the moiioI
to adjourn over, we are not able TO say
We understand. it was expected that
would be considered this morning.
This ends the eighth week Of the SOS
sion. yet the labors Of the Convention az
not half performed.
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WOOLLEN GOODS.

lam now opening complete Stock Of Cloths
u Cassimeres, Sattinets. Pilot, Beaver and Mack.
inaw Over CoaGhgs, Tweeds. Flannels, Kerseys
Jeans, FulI'd Cloths, Sheeps Grey Cassinets, Lin.
,seys. &c &c W. T. WISE.
+ Lancaster, November l6. l849 az
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VThe following is an extract from a
forthcoming drama:
You come from u
Yes ...
And you go to-
'Andyou had iatherand molherl'
i did
And you had si'tor''
Il did
And that sisters name was--'
1t was.
And your name is'
The same as my fathers
Il knew it. Rush to my arms. Again
| clasp my long lost brother!--Again |
Observation-Disclosures! Hal Ha!
Hal Faints, falls on the stage, rolls o.
yer and shoots pistol at the prompter.
CuRIoUs Dickens. in his
Household Words, gives the following as
literal transcript OF an inscription on a
tombstone in a church.yard in Dorsetshiro,
vizi
Here Lies
The body Of Lady O'Looney,
Great Niece OF Burk.
Commonly called the Sublime.
She was Bland,
Passionate and deeply Religious;
Also
She Painted in Water Colors,
Aud sent several Pictures to the Exh;.
biiion.
She was Arst cousin 70 Lady jones
And ofsuch is the Kingdom Of Heaven
HIn the Brown county (Ia.) gold
mines about 1900 persons are engaged
gathering up the dust. The gold is said
to DO worth s2l rer ounce, and those who
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VIOtu tHo SiCNOiuuu
We leutn that q Miss Layinia Cook com.
mitted suicide in that city by taking OK.
alic acid. From the testimony before the
coroner's jury, i; appears that the girl
had been on terms Of intimacy with Mr..
Royal Cowles Of that city. and had fre'
guently affirmed that he had promised
marriage This in hiS testimony is de-
MED. He declined answering whether
no went east with her in 1847. whether
there had ever been any Illicit intercourse
between them. whether she had been
pregnant aud whether they had been alb
sent together in ls47. He had given
her money whenever she wanted It for
three years
From the partial testimony in the case
we lear there is dark and melancholy
tale. never to be- made public, first Of pas.
sion, then Of crime. ltappears that the
letters between the parties, for these
three years. with the exception Of those
written Immediately preceding the last
scene Of this unfortunate intercourse.
were destroyed. The following are all
that are published.
Tho letters marked No. 1 aud Q were
received by Mr.. Cowles on Monday. morn.
ing in the order in which they are mum.
bered.
tLErrER So.i]
MoNDAY Morning,
RoYAL; expected you last sve--why do you
treat me in this wayf You we'll know was com
PEELED to go aud zee your mother. You said go,
ysu know, aud God knows when you SOC me.
you won't blame rue for saying what did whSn
you know all, all
RoYAL you treat mo III, too--if you do it will
kill me, koyAL, you come over the very min.
ute you got this. II you don't come, III send
alter you " have TO send 10 that wedding Mon
day evening, at Hubbells. will zee you beiore
another night, IL | have to crawl on hands aud
knees--if have to come 10 the wedding myself
after yun. wont suffer another night
! Royal, please come aud sev me this morniug,
'hall send Dr. Cushing II you are not here this
day
| [LErrER NO. 9,
! Mr. DELR; Think you are too ba,l with me-
Please como aud SEQ mo IL its only few mo
ncnts--I cant live through the day. oh dearl
do come for this will be our last Come aud kiss
ne once more. YOUR TRUE LOVE.
Come soon IA you got this How eau you fec
an tn,ynr,la one who hns HulIered so much Come
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J DR. CHALMERfs SIMFLlclTY. .-on one
occasion he gavs a singular proof of his
trusrfulrsss, unfortunately very much
misplaced on that occasion.
"Dr. Chalmers came home one even.
ing ON horseback. and as neither the man
who had charge ofhis horse. nor the key
Of his stable, could be found, he was for
some time puzzled where to fnda tenn
porary residence for the animal. At las;
he fixed on the garden. as the fittest place
he could think offur the purpose; and hav-
ingl the horse thiIher. he placed il on
the garden walk. When his sister. who
had also been from home. returned, and
was told that the key Of the stable could
not be found. she inquired what had
been done with the horse.
IL took it to the garden. A" said The doc
tor.--"To the garden!" she exclaimed;
then all our flower aud vegetable beds
will DO destroyed '-"Don't be afraid of
that said the doctor. "for took partic-
ular care to place the horse on the gar
den walk" "Aud did you really imag
ine," rejuind the sister, that he would
remain there?" 81 have no doubt Of it,"
said the doctor. for so ssgacious all animal
AS the morse could not but be aware OF
the propiety Of refraiuing from injuring
the products oflhe galden.' Il am afraid. !
said Miss Chambers. that you will think
less favorably Of the discretion of the
horse. when you have seen the garden
tn decide the controversy by an appeal
to facts. they went to the garden. and
found from the ruthless devastation which
the tramping and the rolling Of the ami
NAL had spread over every part Of it
that The natural philosophy OF the horse
was a subject with which the lady wa'
far more accurately acquainted than heI
learned brother. IL never could have
imagiued." said the doctor, that horse'
we're such senseless animals
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hopes to receive liberal share
Of public patronage He intends to keep work Of the
best and most fashionable style hand, at all times
and at all prices. His work will be made in the very
best manner and of the very best materials He has in
his employ some Of the very best workmen in the
State, and therefore can warrant his work. ,tt7f
He will make to order and keep constantly on hand
every variety of Saddles Buggy, Carriage and Wag-
on Whips.
variety of Fly Nets Brides, Collars and Harness;
He has also on hand excellent assortment Of Car.
pei Bags and Trunks,
It's given up by all who have examined his stock
that he has hand the largest and best assortment Of
wo stef before kept III this place; and he intends to
be ready at all times TO the pub lie with
every thing in his line and at the lowest prices
Give hihf call, and you will not 60 away with.
out buying ISRAEL KEMMERER.
lancaster, march, ID, 1850 3m47
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Light! T.ight!! Light!M

USF received. good supply Of Star Candles, mould
may -, 1850
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NEW ETTGB G0AWGNa
A GENERAL assortment. together with few
n Of the entirely new style Camelion Long
Shawls, fine aud desirable article, iorsalea at
November IS, l84g W.T. WlSE'S
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sTANBnRY & VAN TRUMP,
KINKEAD & DOTY,
Wholesale e. Retail GrOcers

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 20. MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, OHIO.
Apriles ls4s 81
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- Somebody is probably aware that
we publish no article. either in prose or
poetry, .ha, is not accompanied by res.
ponsible name. The rule is good one
and must be observed in one case aS well
as another.
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A SUBSCRIBER.

3 Lancaster, June %.
We have no doubt Of the Dimensions
ofthe potatoe. but whether it would an.
swer as meal for six persons. more or
less, will depend upon their love oflhe ar.
iicle. If the owner sends it in, we will
try the experiment as to number in ouI
family. Should our committee Of six moi
be able to test the question at one meal
we win rise, report progress and ask
leave to sit again Ed
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BRASEE & TALLNGADGE,
Attorneys and Solicitors,
LANCASTER, OHIO, .'..
WILL practice in Fairfield and neighboring counties
4OFFCE-North side Of Main, door West Of Co.
lumbus Street. Lancaster, Feb. |, 1850 6m39
SAMUEL LYDY. ALBERT BROWN.
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Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire, Fir

Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire.
i RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is pre-.
pared to insire property Of any description against
loss or damage by FIRE, in the town Of Lancaster
and vicinity Office Main Street, Fosters Building
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, December 81. i949. dl96
sTANRnRY & VAN TRUMP,
Attorneys at Law,
HAVE Removed their Office to the room formerly
occupied by VIM. J. Reese, Esq, Immediately oppo-
site the residence Of Daniel Sifford, Esq
Lancaster, March 10. 1850. % M 45
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
saddle and Harness Making

TNHE undersigned respect
Il fully announces to the ci.
tizens of Lancaster and vicini.
ty, that he intends carry on the
sboye btsihess at the old Stand
Of r. r. Mccall tn Shelters
Rotc, ttCo doors east Of ne
I'allmadge House, where by
strict attention to bnsine IS he
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FAtREIELbC C, UNITY AGAINST THE World
-Mr. WeGUer,-To.day the writer Of
this saw polstoe. at the house Of Sam
uel Graybll ofJacob. which was dug last
fall, of such magnitude as to serve at
least six persons for meal. Those who
doubt can go aud see.
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TThe Eagle calls us au unfinished
job" The compliment is gratefully aP-
preciated. The best we can do in re.
turu. regarding the truth, 10 to call it's ed
ilOr a finished job" There is certain,
" no room for any further improvement.
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JOHN 7 BRAsRk.
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CALIFnRNA NEws.-We are indebted
to kindness Of Mr.. Edward Strobe for a
copy Of the Pacific NcWs We notice in
il no items of any general Importance ex
what We have already published.
Among the sufferers by the late FIRE.
we are sorry to unte Messrs. Gretchen Il
Strobe. who had lease of the Ohin
House. Their luss is pu, duwn at $4,000.
In all 400 buildings were dsstroyed.--
Total lnss $4,000, 900.
A parry Of indians attacked and killed
several miners at North Fork. he In.
diaus were afterwards pursued and a
largs number killed. Another party al.
so went in pursuit Of the remainder, and
it supposed will kill good many.
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Blank Summons
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Mr. DELR; Think youare too ba,l with me-
Please como aud see mo II It's only few mo
mcnts--I can't live through the day. Oh dearl
do oolne for this will be our last Come aud kiss
me once more YOUR TRUE LOVE.
Come soon IA you get this. How eau you feel
50 towards one who has suffered so much. Come,
come. this morning. will wait I'LL 10 o'clock
10 SEQ you at l | o'clock,