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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12
FAIRFIELD FACTORY
EZRA CARPENTER,

1 ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has
IL y associated in business with himself ROBERT
and GEORGE LOWRY He has also added to his Es-
tablShment the most improved machinery, which will
enable them to manufacture Cloth, Kerseys, Flannels
Kcrsemare, Satine, Tweed and Blankets in the best
STYLE and at the shortest notice.
Common Wool will be manufactured into Cloth for
forty cents yer yard.
Three quarters blood merino and upward, super
fno finish, 60 cents per yard.
Sattine 30 cents per yard Blankets 50 to $3.50 pei
pair. Flannsls, &C., in proportion.
Every body is aware TIA fine cloth is mora valua
BILE than coarse, and that the difference in the price
depends more on the labor bestowed than the cost
the raw material. Tho difference therefore, In the
price Of manufacturing fine and coarse wool will be
planned by the finish which, viii not be inferior t.
Eastern Goods.
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning
Will be done in the best Manner at customary prices
In much as the expenses Of the business heavy
AMI profits light prompt payment will necessarily be
required for all orders in their business.
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted-for which Good:
will be given in exchange.
May II, 1850 .
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FDIs SALE.
DY the duly authorized agent, George G. Beck, DIR.
d. S.Fitch's well known and universally approved

DY the duly authorized agent, George g, Beck, DIR.
ID s. $. Fitch's well known and universally approved
INSTR UlIENI-S AND MEDICINES,
as used by him with such distinguished success in
treating Pulmonary Diseases, Heart Disease, Dys-
pepsid, CoStiUeneSs, Female Diseases, Kidney Conf
pGintS and all Diseases affecting the organs of life.
| The Instruments are THE ABDoMrNAL SUpPoRT En-,
which Is unequalled for beauty and utility The
SHOULDER BRAoB, OF tho lghtest and most efficient
pattern; The INHALING TUBE, which is Of silver and
so small to be carried in the vest pocket and is in
valuable to all persons having weak lungs, fearing
predisposition to Consumption
Dr. Fitchs Medicines are his prescriptions used by
him in his office, 707 Broadway, New York, and ara
the result Of his experience in practice Of many
years on Pulmonary Diseases only They are caro-
fully prepared by himself and need recommends
ton to those who know them. If any medicine viii
cure, they will. II beyorA the reach of medicine
there is yet hope in using the Instruments, and by
expanding the Lungs and forming fae chest, give
room to the vital organs to perform their part With
a full chest no one will have Consumption.
Read DR.. Fitch's LectureSon Consumption. There
Is enough of directions in them to prevent Consump
tion in any one, to cure many cases. Also,
Read Dr. Fitchs Guide to InuaIidS, which is given
away by the Agent, a valuable book Of 48 pages
Hundreds in Ohio can attest the fact that expansion
of the Chest and giving air to the Lungs will cure
even desperate cases of Consumption.
For any all Of the above articles, call on the Agent
GEORGE G. BECK, Druggist,
Lancaster, July 8, 1850. dGwlO
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Friday Morning, July ~, 1880
DEATH OF PREsIDENT TAYLOR.


This afternoon about O'Clock we received the
following despatch from the Editor Of the Jour
hall
=, "Presdent Taylor died at half past 10 o'c clock.
His last words wers--"I am PreParedi haVs
endeaVored 10 do NY duty"
The President US we CLEAN from several des-
patches from the Capitol. was attacked with "bil
iious cholera morbus," on Monday last aud from
that time to the hour of his death lay in critical
state. All thar hHihah Art could do. was done to
save him; but in Saih. The Presidential man
sion. us soon as the news Spsad that the President
WINS in dangerous condition, was thronged with
visiters the duties uF the several departments
were suspended; and ah Universal anxiety was
witnessed dpon alfHost every toadtefunrs.
fhe President Ia no More Gen. Taylor Is no
more. He who fought SO successfully for his
country and labored so ass,duouSlS fot her Inter
eSts and glory, huS been stricken down In the
hour when most needed, aud his death Will cast
universal gloom over the American psbpls.
1t is q saddenins task for us to record ihiS event
lit will be sa6denipg to our readers 10 erse it.
We had besdh too ldok upon Geh. Taylor with
more than that alteration and reverence we usually
pay to the greatest of men, ind hst as he had ri.
pened the measures which we though beneficial
to the peace and harmony of our country God
in his providence, has stricken him down and we
are left to mourn the loss Of one who loved his
country with devotion uneaqualled, and served
her with an energy unsurpassed.
We are not gifted in the language Of etilogy,-
We have no terms wherewith 10 speak as we
think Of the eminent individual who is thus un.
e&psttedly called nom this sphere of duty. For
ty ySars Of public services, sometimes arduOus
0ten diiiculthas left character unspotted and a
reputation unassaied On peaceful mission or in
in hard fought battle, his good fortune extraor.
lin ary firmne aud admirable skill have ever
made him successful and almost up to the hour
Of his last battle in Mexico, no whisper Of asper
sioH had ever been breathed against him What
6ther individual has been so peculiarly fortunate
in so long a career of public servlcS. OF oppo
sitionsince then, it becomes US uot now TO speak
1t is hard to realize that we have lost d Presi
dent Of whom we can thus write aud ilililk. BH
the flash of lightning which Conveyed the in,elli
gence, came but too suddenly upon us. W.
need not say that this community keenly feel
the loss the country has sustained. The mourn
ful anxiety with which llies awaited Intelligence
and their look of sadness Wien tile reality tf BIZ
death was announced, indicate too truly that tn,
country has lost d lticnd-uu eminent aud uselu
citizen.
To-day witnesses nation in tiioarniHg. rh,
lightning has conveyed the intelligence Of tl'
unexpected death all over the Union. and may VT
not hope that over the remains Of so pure pa
iriot, party unimosi,es and sectional jeaousie'
will be forgotten-tbat God in his Infinite mere,
will temper tue event to good purposes.
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WtsrAns BALsAM is chiefly composed Of Extracts
from the MOSS of ICELAND, and from the PINE and
WILD CHERRY of our own latitude. The great Sc.
cret of its efficacy consists in the method by which
these extracts re prepared Such in fact is the ma.
ure and simplicity of this medicine, 50 powerful il
action yet mild safe and pleasant in its operation
that it mghtbe justly termed, Nature's own prescrip
tom and although few years have elaps since
was first made public. we proudly say it has ac
qured celebrity unpreo edented by pny medicine il
use, and is evidently destined to become the mos
| popular and valuable medicine ever discovered
GJSe. advertisement.
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IICmnrkahIr EYcnt.

HAVING disposed Of the Stock Of Hardware Of ]
Ii c. WEAVER & Co, to Messrs. EFFINsER, WHITI
LATFA rsnd it is my desire to close up as soon
possible, do hope all knowing themselves indebted
either by note cT book account, will come forward
and thereby save me the unpleasant task of dunning
as it is much more pleasant to me well as my good
customers.
take this method Of returning my thanks to the
public for the liberal patronage they have extonded
toward me-. The firm OF ]. C. Weaver Co., is dis
solved of mutual consent.
will be found in the Counting room & e The hen ne"
firm. j. @ WEAVbk;
4 Lancaster, April g. 1850 e 4s
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HAMMERS, Take Notice.--Ths subscriber
y wishing 70 close up the business connected with
his Tannery, purposes 70 rent on accommodating
terms. There Is connected with the establishment
~ Vats Lime Bate and Pool, which Is furnished
with water from fountain pump Also, the necessa.
ry buildings and tools for carrying on the Tanning bu
siness The above named propsrty Is situated Al mile,
west Of Lancaster, peaf the inter section ohs Circle
vile shd Royalton roads, can be rented Cor icr1n .
years. The renter furnished With dwelling -houit
and garden the necessary fruit for Afainly pasture 10
one horse and one or two cows
ANY further information can be obtained by callin
on tn; subscriber GEORGE n. STRODE.
I2ossession TO be given by the FIRST Of Sept. 1857
June 81, 1859. 3w7
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X T. Nj o v AL.

TOHN G. FLOOD has removed his Shop TO ths
- house nearly opposite the residence Of BIr. p.
Bope, on Broad street. North ofthe courthouse, here
he will continue the business Of Blacksmithing,
and repair Wagons, Buggies, PlOEghs &c. ~ s.
Buggy Springs made and repaired to order, togeth-
er with all other kinds of work done by Backsmths.
Hcr:e- Observation-Disclosures attention paid to this
branch Of the business. s.. >, ,s...-,... ~.
All his work wilf6ed done in good w0rkmGnlikeman-
neEa and cheap; for 0ash,ot good trade.
Thankful for past fayprs, he hopes by strict stten7
tion to business III his new place to continue to merit
good share Of pubic patronage. tri
Lancaster, April 10, 1850 50tf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

ENairfieId County Common Pleas..--Peti-
H tion 10 sell Land. Jun AdministrRi
tor of william Shartziy deeeosadi VS.. Margaret
Shsrzly keirs and legal Representatives Of William
ShaItzly, deceased-You are hereby informed thaton
the Oath day of April, 1850, said Administrator hed
his petition in tho court Of Pleas Of Fairfield
county Ohio, the object and prAyenof which Is to oh
ain IN orden&r at he noHt Term Of said court of lHa
assignment Of the dover Of Mary SEartzly, the widow
of William Shartzly deceased in and for the sale OF
the following real estate, (of which the said William
shartlly died seized or much thereof as may be
necessary 10 pay the debts Of said deeedent, torWt
The eaithalf Of the southeast Quarter Of section No
27, Towrshif No a. and Rnge No 10, texcePttweh
~ acres out Of the southeast corner thereof) con
tanning sixty acres. JACOB MOYER, il. .Adm'tOr
Of The Estate Of WilLidm ShaTtsly deceased
By BRASEE l. TALLAiADCiE, his Attorneys
jane 7, 1850 $3.50 avs
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cHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue of two hi.

CHERIFF,S SALE.--By virtue of two Fl. ct
y LIE. Fa, to me directed from the court Of common
pleas for Fairfield county Ohio will offer and ex-
pose to sale by public yendue and out-cry, on the
premises Of Elijah NJ. Winter, on Tuesday the 18Th
dav of july inst between the hours Of ten O'Clock
A. M and four o'clock p NJ of said day, thefOllowing
goods and chattels, to.wit One Gray Mare, one Wag
on, (finished) Running Gears Of two Buggies, eight
Beds ironed and painted, one Cow and Calf nine Bug
gy Beds, seven sets Buggy Wheels; Running Gears
of three Wagons two sets Blacksmith Tools, and one
Gold Watch. Taken in execution as the property Of
Elijah NJ. Winters. Terms of sale cash.
July s. fs5o' dis0
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TISo ARCHITECTs,--Tho Commissioners q


Il Fsir6eld county have appropriated the SUN Of Fif
y Dollars Tor the purpose Of paying for the three best
plans submitted to them for EJkIL, which they Intend
70 build SIS for tho lSt best plln speeiheAon and
eitimaiion Of cost
SO far the 3ri
The plans To be deposited with The county Audit5r
before the th day Of July next, and 70 be de-
cded on BY the Board Of commissioners immediately =
thereafter.
The front part to be appropriated for residence and
office for the Sheriff. and the back part fot the jail
The prison part to be Of sufficient capacity for county
purposes, and the resident part toaccommodats fam
lily OF at least FIVE persons with all the necessary con-
venenees ola dwelling house, such kitchen, cham.
bers, psntres, &C., &c The plans paid for to be re-
tained as the property Of the county the others to be
| at the disposal Of those submitting them
Tbs size Of the Lot on which the Jail is TO be built
Is S2i feet 'front.' running back 1872 feet the ground at
the back part Of the lot is higher than the front by 10
| feet.
Any further Information wanted will be given by ad
dressing the county Auditor.
| By order Of the Board Of commssioners
! WM. L. JEFFRIES, Auditor Fair6eld county
Auditors Office, FairfeldcOuniy,l
! Lancaster, JuLe 81. 1850. 3w7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

ARABIAN LWrmESr.-FarmerS, if you know your
interest, awvys keep on hand at least one bottle Of H.
G. FArrelrs Arabian Liniment 1t will be the means
Of saving you either horse or COW before the year
is over, depend Upon it and if any of your family
have cuts burns, sprains, rheumatism, stiff joints,
sore throat too.hache &c. it will eure them also with
out any possible doubt and it will alay the most Sc
we're pains in few minutes. Every bottle you buy
will do COOL enough to equal twenty times the cost
Soe advertisement. - 2wl0
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WOOIIem Factory.

TINE Subscribers would inform theirfrieDds and the
IL public generally that they continue in the Wool-
len Business, in THOMAS LITTLEYIELn's FAcT0RY.
near he Rock Mil There machinery being Of the
most improved kind in the country, they are rea,
dy TO receive Wool TO worby the yard or on alarei
into Cloth, Kersemefes, Sstihe FlAAnels Blankcts
They will manufacture Wool Vi all kinds into Cloth
at 40 cEyTs PER YARD and other Goods in proportion
They have on hand large lot OF Cloth, Flanneisi
Bla4hcts, &C., which they will exchange for Wool
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning,
Will be done cheap for prompt pay.
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted-for which cash
will be paid p. MARSHALL & COY
Oreenfeld Township, may a, 1850. 6w3
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VTNO MECHANICS.--P --Proposals will be receiv.
Il ed by the Board of Education of Lancaster until
July 18th for furnishing material and erecting School
House on South side Of Main street, according to
plan and specifications to be seen in the hands 6 John
Reber President Of the Board.
Proposals may be made for the Stone work, Brick
work, Carpenterng and Plastering separately or in
one consolidated bid. Also for enclosing school
house lot. By order o.. the Board.
JNO L. TUTHILL, Secty.
lancaster, July 10, 1850.
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Lot HING ST OR E!
SPRINGER d TROUT,

SIaSts Rosb, .MaM ,Sktet, opposite
George q. Bech's Drag Store. (
TTAyE received handsome variety of READY
Ill MADE CLOTHING, which. FOR CASH, they.
will sell as low as any other establishment Of the kind
in Lancaster They deem it unnecessary to enuiner-
c,iI before they purchase at other places. i
They woald say to their old friends and the public,
that IN connection with the above they still continue
their old business of Fashionable Tailoring, in
which line Of business they flatter themselves they
will be able To give general satisfaction Give cal
Lancaster April 26, 1850
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1T IS LUST WHAT Is WANTED-say al

HI Is JUST WHAT Is WANlED-Say all
Il who ever ed McLane's Vermifuge! Read the
Iollowing letter from an agent
'SALuBRIA, Chemlng county, New York,
February 20, l847
az Kidd g. q When your agent was here ] had
Just opened and he left but few dozen of McLafe's
Vermtuge, and find it is going off very fast, and
thus far has given good satisfaction and has proved
to be Just what the public wants, aud have got it
agoing, and do not wish to get out have but one
dozen left. When your agent was. here, think he
toldme some place to send if should want more, but
II he did, have forgotten win you have the good
ness to order for me six dozen more the receipt Of
this PETER FRYER"
Sold wholesale and retail by G. G. Beck and NJ. z.
Kreider, Lancaster; w, f. Breck & Co.., Carroll; ?.
Hane PLedsdntviue; .Woodyard, Nei0 Salem; E.KRlh
tH and by Metchants and Druggists generally. -,
July g. 1850. 2w9
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TThe delegate from Fairfield thinks
Gen. Jackson the greatest man that evel
lived Washington and Jefferson 'ainl
no wbar." The Eagle thinks the dele.
gate from Fairfield one Of the ablest and
best men in the Convention. The ",hink
ing" powers Of these two gentlemen, one
would imagine, are about on par
equalized by somewhat similar force,
sna,pTal cause.
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CLEVELAND. July 8.

NLEVELAND, July 3.
CorH 1894 bn; wheat 5s4d bui coal $500; lard
4Gei nails l5.4Sa; iron % 4a3: bacon 6G63; butter
522i; wont 3D405; -four 1896.
MARKETs.-Sales 50 bbls -four at $475; 1000
bu. wheat at Csc; 2OOO do 80 days 85c.
Corn--2ODO bu at 4Gc; 1000 do 40: 1000 do in
store at Acc Pnrk-25 bbls prime AZ 80.
White iish-C6 bbls at SO 50; 20 do from vessel
$500; 80 half do $3.50; Al do 1897 25 do from
vessel {3,2j.- Democrat.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-12

an SATURDAY the 18th day of July, 1880 be
tween the hours Of 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p NJ the door Of the courthouse, in the town oe
Lancaster will be sold TO the highest bidder the fol-
lowing Real Estate. the property Of Valentine COL
Inns deceased, to-wit: ln-Lot No. 40 in Carpenters
Addition to the town of Lancaster subject to de dow
er Of the Widow. To be sold for not less than $500
Terms 0f Sale.-0ne-third in hand, one-third in
one year, and the residue in two years.
SAMUEL 4. MACCRA CKEN, .Adm'tor
.dsb5niS non Of Valentine Collins, deceased
June "A, 1850 $50 5w6
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THE GREAT PLACE

To Purchase Ready Made Clothing,
Cloths Cdssimeres, Vestings q Trimmings at prices
TO Sah erery body either al wholesale or retGdts 1t
MITH & TON G'S,
nN Main street. lancaster, Ohio, Just between Re-
" Der & Rutz'S Store and John Lyons Grocery
Our Goods arc fresh and of the latest mpOrtations,
the variety very great sn3 the stock complete.
It is needless to give lengthy description Of our
Goods; suffice 1t to say that we have every thing that
would complete gentlemens wardrobe, consisting of
every variety Of Coats Jackets Pants Shirts
Drawers Suspendsrs cravats, Stocks, HAndkercheifs
Bosoms collars socks, Gloves together with the most
fashionable and beautiful styles Of
Cloths, Cassin,eres, Vestings & Trimmings,
so that those who would prefer to have their Clothes
made to order do so by first leaving their mea-
sure and good fit is warranted or no sale.
We keep constantly employed number offrst-rate
Tail0rS and feel prepared TO do all manner Of tOr-
rR; but those who desire their clothes made up after
the latest fashions and in the most durable and subssn-
tial manner just give us q call
We sell low, in this there is mistake, nOtwith-
standing others may say they can sell from 80 to ~
per cent lower than every body else, ,and as al evi-
Goods and we feel confident that those who want
ciOthirg will surely buy.
Bear in mind that SAITrH ToSG are practical Tai
lors have followed their business for many years. and
might with proprety be said understand perfectly
the qnalty and make Of their Goods that any arti
Gle they sell may be relied upon as bOing good aAd
substantial or if ound defective in anv respect JUS;
return il and they will give satisfaction.
1 IFDontfcrget the place, recollect the name and
enquire for a. SMITH IONG'
may 81, 1850
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TRkEE LEAFS AND HE Is & ovE RNoR. w
CLIP The fo'll6@ihs Poli,ica! anecdo'e from
the Wheeling Gazette If yesterday.
which Is weil told:
How will Judge Johnston run2" said
an Ohio friend, the other day to U.S.
What Johnston. Bill Johnston of Yellow
Creek. the man who muIfed rails until he
mauled more hard sense into his head
than one man has any necessity for. who
mauled The lawyers Of Cincinnati until he
mauled sense into them, WHO has stood
upon the stump and mailed out SOME of
the most glorious speeches ever listened
to. who is the man Of the people alwsys7
That Bill Johnston who is acknowledged
to be one of the purest and best Repub,
licans in the State Of Ohio or any other
State. the ono from whose Mouth elo-
queRtb and truth flows. as tho torren,
flows over the Niagara, the one who is
now candidate for Governor Of Uhioi
Yes" "Oh. he will not run at all. He
will only have to give about three leaps
and he iS Governor.
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To THE wires OF FA1RFIBtD COUNTY

The Wings Of Fairfield county are hereby re
quested To meet in their respective townships, at
the usuuf places oi holding elections. on Sdtlr.
day tie 27h Jaiy, and then and there proceed
to choose delegates to the Wing District Conven.
tion. to be ho lden at Circleville on Tuesday The
3Oth Of July nest, 10 nominate candidate Tor
Congress to represent the 9th Congressionn Dis
trict composed Of tie counties Of Fairfield, Pick
away, Fnyette and Madison--and also to meet in
County Contention. at the Court House IN Lam
caster on Saturday l7n Of Aagast nezt. for the
transaction of such county business as may be
brought beiYre them The folEowing is the ap-
Portionrion, Of delegates nuoug tbe several town
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Docket Book LOst-Between Lancaster and
rocco Pocket Book. IN when was . consideFable sum
OF money and some valuable papers. generous re-
ward viii be paid the 6nasr on restoring the property
10 the subscriber 70 John d. Martin in Lancaster,
July 70, 1850 "i'N sTiO
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BANK OF WoosTER.-We understand
that the Court. in Wayne county. has
decided in favor Of the bill.hoiaers in
their action against the Wooster Bank
Our intelligence is not sufficiently expli.
cit to predict upon it anything in regar d
20 tho value of the bills. d.
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Cincinnati AIarkets.

% CslcISSA1I, July Q.
The markets are dull and devoid Of interest.
FIonr $4S4,25 for good aud extra brands.
Whiskey 22Sa29!.
Hdthing doing inProvisions.
The river is slowly recedug.
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LANCASTER, Friday, JOY e. 1850.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW hOhA NJ MAhkEIss
NEw YORK. July 8-P. NJ
Sales Of Flour, Of various brands. were nude t.,
II moderate extent to-day ut former rates We
quote common state at s5D5. l2i srraigl state s.
l24@5 %. Favorite stale 35.2j&5,3l4. Mixed
Ohio nd Indiana IS, 2l3525
Wheat steacy and without any sales of import
ance
Rye sold at Gle in ship.
Corn sold TO fair extent at 5905l for west
ern mixed aud 6O@6l4 for yellow.
| Oats 48549c.
ProvisiOns-Tbe Market is quiet. few smul
snles made at previous rates.
BLnrIHoRg, Jaly 8.
The Market isvery quiet nnI w;,hont change
for the past three days. Howard street -four j,
qiOted at s., ,l4GD53j.
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RYes,erday's Telegraph uisd to
creep out of the compliment it paid u,
last week Say no more about it, gentle
men, aud we will never as much as whis.
per to any one that we we're compR
menled by Looofoeo paper.
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NIOTICE--ATm my instance an attachment was this
~ day issued by G. Steinman Justice Of the Peace
of Hooking Township, Fairfield County against the
property and effects Of L. H. Guthrie nonresident
or said County. ..
July 10, 1850. PHILIP EMBlCH.
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Ilg on The Isl Of September:

The figures are taken from The Ship
ping and Commercial List, and is as heat
accurate as can be obtained.
One would Imagine that. as the Free
Trade policy of Polk. Walker, g. Co.,
grew in years. it's advantages wodld be
appreciated; but this it. will be peen is
not the case. The truth is the farmers
of this country can never expect to reap
any advantages from the European mar
kets for Breadstuffs, except in case Of a
failure of crops there, and it is the par,
Of wisdom to adopt that policy which
will have tendency to foster and increase
the home market. which will Of course
be dependent upon them.