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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-27
Pleasure Excursion to Yorktown, Old Point, and
Norfolk.

For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Point-Eare Re-
dnced.
= sxu The steamer Osceola will, the 10th of July,
x-u1 making trips week 10 the above
71kk places leaving washington every Wednesday and
SATURDAY O'Clock returning leave Norfolk every Monday
IND Thursday 4 O'Clock, p.
Touching Pney Point Old folnt Gone
river, and the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage 10 Pn.y Point, 81
Passage and fare to Norfolk s.. $500. ....
July 4-f JAMES MITCHELL
Alexandria and Washington Boat.
Go THE and fast steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER
= following A large
meets Washington Boat sre, 2i
going leaving boat OF cents each
Leave Alexandria III Q, lOi, a m; !, "a At, 8, p
Leave Washington q, 9 III, a mi Ia, ~, 5, 7,pm
Aug 20-dw JOB CoksoN, Captain
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-27

Whole tickets s5-alves 81 5oounrters 80 7a-Eghths
Certificates Of packages Of 20 whole tickets 500 q
10 half do 100 10
Do do 26 quarter do 50 90
DO do 96 eighth do $50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Friday Morning, March IS. 1850
RIISINESS NOTICE.

The fourth volume Of the Gazette will
end in few weeks. Many are in arrears
for the whole time. Some for a part
Of that time. To all these a tecess-
ity for settlement must appear ob
vious. Itour necessities cause us TO en-
ploy an agent, the full credit terms must
be charged. A more liberal settlement
will be made with those who call upon us.
We intend hereafter to rigidly adhere to
BUR new terms.-$l,75 in advance. SO
within the year and $3.50 alter the year
expires.
We are aware of the "tightness OF
The money market; but to each subscr''
her the sum is small-to us it is large and
we need it. tits religious obligation
to assist the poor in the hour OF neceSsl'
ty.
Our accounts WILDE made out to the end
Of the present volume when all persons
who choose can, by paying up-hack ar.
rearges, come under our advance terms.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

The FREE DEMocRAcY-Judge Spahidihg.-
The free wing of the Democratic pnrty up north,
who were voted down in tie late -ocoloco Con.
vention, held meeting in Akron, on the 22d
February, when ii wns resolved to vote for no
man for the Presidency who was stakeholder,
or Who detrecates tie application of the Wilmot
frotiso to the uew territories. Judge Spaudng
reported the resolutions. In his accompanying
speech he wis very severe upon Bill Allen and
all others who defeated the ProSiso in the Con.
vention. He said jddgS Wood had paddock on
his mouth" and refused to give him his support
under the circumstances. We think the Judge
might be in better business than raising political
satherings-if he would give little of his spare
time to the reading aud understanding of the law
it would add more to the honor and dignity of
the Supreme Bench. However, he was elected
to his present position by his Democratic friends
and we consign him to our amabe neighbor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
DISEASES OF THE LIvEH.

DISEASES of the LIVER are becoming alarminrly
- frequent in the United States. Indeed there are
few formidable diseases which are not connected in
tant organ. Many of the complaints which are usual
ly classed under the head of consumption, have their
origin in the liver. "Any remedy which would in.
regularity and heathul action in the liver would
be blessing to mankind has been the exclamation Of
suffering thousands. That remedy has been found: it
is safe and sure. When fair trial has been afforded
to it, it has never been known to fail.
Reader, have you any disease Of the Liver or dis.
ease which you believe proceeds from hepatc de.
rangementl Lose not moment, but purchase box
Of DR.. McLanes Liver Pills, and they will restore
you to health. They are the only remedy ever yet
discovered, whose use is certain to effect cure.
Sold wholesale and retail by G. g. Beck and NJ. q
Kreider, Lancaster; W. r. Breck Co, Carroll P.
RuShvile; Kreidsr & Brother, Logaa Hooking Couil-
tH and by Merchants and Druggists generally.
March 15 1880 2T45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Petition FOR Tarlifinn.

Ab5olIn siinehsrt IS Daniel Buskirk, and Lucy Ann
BuskirS his wife JOhn B1s1irk anl III. abeth lus-
krk, bis wife, aac S0udeT md Ann Maria SUud T,
his wife, Simon Mlaeizr,. (minaTj Michael Minshar
and Juliann MinshsIt (rninOrl
'INHE above deferdants viii take notice that prti-
l ton was hed against them, 90 the 25.h day Of
February, A. D. is59, in tis Court VI Common Pleas
lDr Fairfield county, By the said AbsO,um MI.lsrt,
ind is no,y pending wherein the aid Ab olYm jsusnls
partition Of the following Real E,ts.e The He, hall
VI he Northca,t Cuartsr Of s, cfion No Q, Township
No H. Range No ~ ard that a. tho ned Term Of aid
Court. application viii ba mads by the sold Ahsoum
NneiaI for an order that partition may bo made Ol
said premises
JOHND MARTIN, Attorney. far Petitioner.
March /, 100 S36D 6W4}
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
MISUNDERSTANDING. \ AaIc.

DCRSuANT tosn order of TIE SupreTn, Court IN
I Bank, al itg December Term, A. y. 1919 in the
case Of the Administrator Of James lIsmpson Vs. Da-
vii Wilson, Administrator of William sumner 2, a.
shall proceed 10 sell Al public out-cr', before the
door pfthe ccrt-bOuge in Lancaster Ohio on Sgt1r-
dQy, he I6t dey NJ 5iarch, 4. d. 1850 the folow.
ing Real Estate situate in the coulty Of Fair6tH and
state Of Ohio, tO-yl The Northwe' Quarter oi Sec
ion No. l6, IN Township No, 10. Of Range No. ~.
Terms of Sake.-Onn.h2lf cash in hind, and M
balance in one year with interest 10 b. secured by
mortgage on the premises day
Sale 70 take place between II; hours of 10 o'clocl
4. M and 'clockP. N. Of sail.
DAVID WILSON. Ad1qfor
of he Esiqie Of Hiiiiam Sqmaer. de'eose,
February l5 lSjD IS 5R4I
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, March 13.
SENATE..-.A large number of bills pass.
ed the Senate, among which was Mr..
Blake's bill to authorize Free Banking in
Ohio.
HousE..,-Mr. Roedter raised ques-
tion of privilege on the Stdtesman's re-
port of yesterdays proceedings, Sever
al Democrats spoke in favor of publish
ing the J7uraats report in selfdefence.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

THE CoSvESTIoS-Democrdtic Candidates-
Col. Medill for district delegate we believe has
no opposition as yet For the county. Messrs.
Chimney, Robertson. Card, Shaw and Uu6ed are
busy, some Of them seven days in the week, and
their respective friends are equally hard at work
for their favorites. The nominating election
comes of next Saturday, when we apprehend
but small vote will be polled. Many guesses are
made, but it is impossible to cypher out The re-
suit until we have the figures.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
In FairReId Common PIcas.

fhhtiON fOR PARTITION.
Lewis x Bailor, rs John Yourd and Eizaea Yohrl.
ms VIE, formerly Hnsslt Balor, Jd,cph Borg.
ner and Julian hotsner, his wiie, lornery Julisn
Balor, Josiah shaier, William Hshry shaler. heirs.
st-aw Of Sarah Shsier, formerly Sarah Balior ANA
Moses Shaier their father now SURVIVING. Mar
Ann Bailor, heirat-law Of John Bsilor. Nav Ann
Mack ioTInoriy Mary Aun Bailor and Ssmuel Balior
FINHE above named Defendants will take notice that
j the above iarned Plal,iir filed petition against
them op the 9th day Of March, instant IN the Court III
Common Pleas for Fairfield county Ohio, and 4 now
pending, wherein the said Plaintiff dopsfds partition
Of the following Real Estate: Part u the North ha II
Of She l7th Section in the 18th Township al he 10Th
Range; beginning at the Southeast corner Of said half
section thence West ityonc chains and seventy links
.5l5l, u a Post; thence North nineteen chains AMI
thirty lour Links 1893 70 post thence East fifty ons
ehain3 and seventy links 5l70 post thence South
nineteen chains sd thirty four links, 1880 TO the
place OF beginning containing about hundred seres
.usle n sf,d egpnty Of Fairfield; and that At the nest
Term o. snid CJlt duplication will be made BY tho
sara rIantl Tor an order that partition may be made
oi 'aid premises. JOHN d. MARTIN,
AndrHty for Pefiiioptr.
MAreh D, ioOj 1925 6w66
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

WARrISe TO THE DEMoCRAcY.-The following
small piece Of advice we clip from the Ohio
Statesman. Whether it was intended for this
neighborhood or not, we are not able ID say but
as it is peculiarly applicable at the present stage
of the contest and as we fear uur amiabe neigh
Dor will not give it currency, we set it afoat'-
The Democracy may follow it or not as they see
proper-it is the advice Of their State organ and
is entitled to whatever weight is generally attach
ed to the productions of Citizen Sammedary;-
awe again repeat our early warning-be up
and doing-select your best and ablest men-
see that the voters are out, and take care that
broad-cloth is not palmed upon you for radical
republican principles. That the towns do not
eat up the country that men of leisure do not
override men of labor-that the street loafer
does not make laws for the men absorbed in the
labors OF the farm und the workshop"
In closing we would advise the people to look
out for good many such productions at this par
ticular time. An election is near at hand, the la
boring mans vote is wanted and consequently
an unusual amount Of sympathy will be profess.
ed for him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

New YoRK ClrY-hs Pecaai4ry StfcngiA.-
The Commercial correspondent Of tie Washing
ton Union gives an estimate OF the pecuniury
strength of New York City, which is truly sur
prsing. According to the deuls of his state
ment New York within the past five years has
made permanent investment of the following
leading sums'-In United States Stock s35 1866.
e69; in Railroads and other companies $35 O6O,.
OOCi in Houses $2O,g17 500 in Ships $9,O45,.
100; making a sum total of slOO 9O8,689. Yet
the same writer adds that, ut this season of the
year when SO much money is invested in goods
for sale and on speculation capital is still seeking
investments at less than legal rates.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Notice is hereby giyen.

THAT JACOB NJ. SHADE, did on the 9th day Of
i February, 1850, make an assignment to the un.
dersgned of ell his property and effects in trust, for
the benefit of his creditors generally.
Persons therefore knowing themselves indebted to
said JACOB NJ. SHADE, will make immediate payment
to either of the subscribers.
DAVID WILSON; .
JOHN r. MUMAUGH, NSS'sAo'S
Lancaster, Ohio, March 10, 1850. 4w45.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

Wisconsin. Unerampled Progress.-
From 1884 to 1850, the statistics of land
entries in Wisconsin show The wonderful
rapidity with which tha State is progress
sing in improvement and population.
From the period first named to lS49,
the land sales reached nearly 100000
of acres and the General Government
received S7,4O2,247. In one year, lS4s,
the number of acres entered amounted to
I,Ol4,49 nearly e-Fourths of which
was by land warrants. In ls49, there
we're 796,646 acres entered cash receipts
1886, ,24O-about three.fourths having
been entered by land warrants. We do
not think that any other State has filed
up so rapidly.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Great Sale Of Real Estate.

'O-ft OCILI 9Ct
TNHE subscribers will offer at public sale on the
l. 2Oh Of June next at the town Of Nelsonyille
Athens county, Ohio,
2OO lots in the new town Of Camden
lO0 out-lots Of from one to five acres each.
5O Coal Lots of from three to ten acres each on
DORIS Run Railroad
2OD acres of good farming Land /: will be diyid-
ed into 10 to 40 lots to suit purchasers the Saw
ing Timber to be reserved
. improved Farms, from so to 100 acres each
3 Houses and Lots in the town ol Nelsonyile
do in Logan.
. DO in Lancaster
5OO acres of good Farming Land in Hamilton csun,
ty, OHton tract, State OF New York
The above named town OF Camden is laid out in the
pleasant valley of Monday creek, three miles north
OF Nelsonville twenty miles south Of Somerset and
on the line Of contemplated Railroad from Newark to
somerset, from thence, south through the valley Of
Monday creek to Athens; thence the nearest route to
the Ohio River. The valley is one OF the richest
mineral valleys in the State. The Coal strata conn-
ues ior 10 miles on level, and the Coal vein is from
to % feet thick, and ofgood quality There Is a vein
Of Iron Ore from 70 II inches thick. Limestone 2i
feet thick, Clsys from to 10 feetthick Also Alum
GopPeras, sulphur, Saltpetre and Common salt, &c.
Heavy Iim5tr, Poplar Oak, Ash Cherry, Sugar. Beach,
Black Walnut Sc
There will be some 40 new houses large steam saw
mill, hourng mills, tannery Sc, erected and put in
operation the present season at Camden For further
PARTICULARS, direct 10 "SOmers & Bogien Jacksonville,
Athens county, Ohio j. +. SOMERS 4 co.
lJ' Wanted from % to 90 Miners by Somers Hay
den, at ttheir Coal Banks near NelsonIile j. FS&Co.
march 7-lwdSwts44.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
GcrIllnn ROnLS.

TTNHE undersigned has, in addition to a general as
J. sortment Of English Books and Stationery, sup
ply of German Books and Stationery-coniisting in
part as follows;--
Arnts True Christianity.
Bucks Theological Dictionary,
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress,
Elijah the Tishbite, The Wandering Soul
Hymn Books and Catachisms,
Large Family Bibles, small Bibles and Testaments,
Dictionaries, Grammars, Spoilers and Primers,
Horse Farrier Books. JOHN LEHMAN
lancaster, March s, 1850. A
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Public SaIc.

TNIlERE will be sold at the residence Of Rev. VIII
J. liam Cox in Lancaster, Ohio, on Thursday, the
oiSt of March, 1850, large and valupble amount Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
This sale will afford those going to housekeeping,
or who wish to add to their stock OF furniture, rare
chance for bargains. For more particular descrip-
ton of articles to be Sold relerance is made to bills
which will be duly distributed
Lancaster, March 10, 1850. lw45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Very Valuable; nd Desirable
WILLIS 81 LANDS for SIZE.

( OFFER FOR SALE the MILLS and LANDS. ioint.
] yowned by my deceased brother and mysclf-
They are situated on Clcarcreel, nine miles from
Lancaster and five from the Canal.
The Grist Mill runs two pair Of French Burrs and
one PAR Of Country Stones. The machinery ofbolts,
elevator, hopperboy, &C., are IN good order. Tbs
Saw MI is slso in good repairtha p6igcf ample for
for the Grist Mil.
Attached to these Mills. are 375 Acres Of Land -
p2rtiv boitoTn and plenty OF good timber, We will
passed for health
me terms will be made LIBERAL The title is indis.
pu'able, ref renee to which can be made to Messrs
4vSfER Z GARAGHrY. Apply to,Jacob Berstler on
/ the premises or to me in IAnca ster. Ohio.
GEORGE W. BGRSTLER
Lancaster. February u, 1850 3m1l
7 'Scio'oGazette. Chillcothe, anil Courier. Zanes
ile publish weekly, to the amour: Of 81, and charge
hi. OHce.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
CoLuMaus. March to.


Legistdtion-Scnator Whitman-His III Health
Jadge Whitman-CoL Sprdgae and Citizen
Sdrimedary-Hard WordS-Cinton Bank
Hutchin's BiH-The Ar!fnt Dodgers Caught
COLUMBUS, March IL, 1850.
NH. EbtToR:-Legislative matters ac'
cumulate as the session draws towards
its close, so rapidly, that it is difficult to
avoid omitting something
Mr.. Whitman will resign his seat this
week i: is said. His health is SO poor,
that few days recreation will be abso-
lutely necessary to enable him to take his
seat on the Bench on the LIST Of April
when the courts commence in Pickaway.
| have considerable faith in MI. Whit
mans filling the Judgoship to which he
has been chosen with credit to himself
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

Mn. WEAvER:-At the urgent soliction of many
friends. offer myself candidate for for the Office Of
TOWNSHIP CLERK, and if elected, will use my
best exertons to discharge the duties thereof prompt
ly, honestly and tahfy and apply the avails TO the
good people, who have been exceedingly kind in wait
ing with me, that might save to myself my little
homestead NJ. HILL.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
washing pl:lcI.ime-.No uumbns.. .

M HILL respectfully gives hotice that he will
1tl grant individual rights for using ~Sabin's Pa
tent Washing Maehihe called Ladies Delight for
the sum Of Two Dollars
A good mechanic will not charge over = i50 or 81
to construct the Machine, hence the entire cost will
notexceed four orfve dollars.
Twill also dispose of Township rights on fair terms
have Machine for a sample, which can be used
by any family to their satisfaction before purchasing
as Iesire it to stand or fall on its own merits, well
knowing to be worthy Of public favor and patronage.
Those who wish to see testimonials where it has
been extensively used referred the large bills,
at Public Houses in town and country headed 'Real
Alchimy"-Ladies' Delight"
might also refer to more than twenty Ladies here.
VINO now posses this invaluable machine
There is scarce room enough in the paper to con-
tain all that has been said in praise OF it, and of what
it can accomplish.
For the benefit Of people living in the vicinity of
Dunoutsvillei lwould say, that John Cook Esq, has
one made for public examination and at Royalton, A.
Claypool has one which he will also gladly exhibit
References may be had to Messrs. George Sander
son, Judge L. Perry, Jacob ely, Christopher Mayer,
T. U. White, J. U. Giesy, John Lyons, Z. Giesy, II.
Westlake, and many others who have proved the Ma
chine to their satisfaction.
Lancaster February /, 1850. d5ww3m
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
RUSHCREEK.
CONGRESSIONAL.

By Telegraph for The Daily Lancaster Gazette
WASHINGTON, March 12.
SENATE. THE considerations of Mr..
Clay's resolutions was resumed. Mr..
Turney, of Tennessee, made violent
speech on The Southern side of the Slave.
nv question.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
NRGIANAAn,

MARRIED-On Tuesday the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Lawrence Rizer, DR.. SAMUEL c. K0ONTZ and Miss
AIRY d. PEARSE, of this place
The Cake is duly acknowledged May the fondast
ancipations of the happy couple be fully realized
in their far Western home-and prosperity attend
them in their journeyings through life.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

EP|Gen JOSEPH LANE has sent his son 10 In-
diana to settle the homestead and remove the
family to Oregon. where, lie writes, he can make
money and support those dependent upon him
Exchange.
Joe must not have received the proceedings of
the Indiana Democratic meeting nominating him
Tor the next Presidency.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Notice..

Ii persons indebted to the subscriber are request
IN ed to call and settle without delay. After short
time all demands remaining unpaid will be handed
over To the proper officers for collection.
WILLIAM SLADE, IT., Attorney at Law.
Lancaster, February I, 1850. 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

D"The Ohio Statesman, pursuing its usual
Vocation Of sandering its political opponents says
that it looks upon the storm created at Washing
ton about the danger Of dissolution, as trick Of
the Administration,
What does the Statesman then think of Gen.
Cass' New York letter wherein he says the
Union is in danger1 Is that trick Of the Gen.
erarsl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

WIsrAR's BALsAM OF Wild CHERRY.--The re-
markabe success of this Balsam is no doubt owing in
great measure to the peculiarly agreeable and pow
erful nature Of its ingredients 1t is fine HERBAL
tnedicine--composed chiefly OF Wild Cherry Bark and
the genuine Iceland Moss he latter imported express
ly for the purPosc the rare medical virtues Of which
are also combined by new chemical process with the
Extract of Tar thus rendering the whole compound the
most certain and eiicaeious remedy discovered,
We do not wish to deceive the afflicted or hold out
any hopes of relief when none exists; but when 20
many hundreds pronounced by skilful physicians as
most hopeless cases have been cured, who can blame
for using every word anil accent of persuasion to
induce the suffering invalid to lay aside prejudice,
and Partake of remedy seldom known to tail!
tableware of counterFeits and base limitations.
See Advertisement. 1m43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

MAIL RuBBERIEs..- late several
cases of mail robbery have been ferreted
out by the agents of the Government.
In almost every instance the violation OF
the mail has been followed by the prompt
arrest Of the guilty person. 1t shows
that the General Post Office Department
is vigilant in its care over the mailsj and
this will have tendency to lessen the
number Of depredationu aud put faith in
the mails as a convenient instrument for
the transmission of money.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Notice is hrrcby eiVcu.

IJO al whom i NAV COZ csrn that the final acc m,
l. and vouchers Of the Estate Of fDwGRn SrRopt.,
deceased, have be,n tiled in the Clerks Office Of the
Probate CoGt1 Of Firfeld County for inspection end
stleincnt at the nest April Tjrni Ct ssid tourt.
Att ST. RADEBAUCH, C.ttk.
March !, 1850. r. Sw1s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

Hoes KILLED IN THE WEst-Mr b. Caldwell
has published in the Lafayette, Indiana, Courter,
a statement of the number of Hogs killed in The
West compiled from the most reliubIe sources
The number he places at ,87I $50. OF these he
ber for 1889 at 2,O5OOOd head ihuking de.
crease of 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

Mr.. EDIroR;-Please to announce the name Of
SAMUEL HERR a suitable candidate for the office
of TRUSTEE, for the Township of Hooking, at the
coming election. By so doing you will oblige
March 0, 1850. MANY FRIENDS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Venetian Hiiud Nanufac1ovy

ii AFlNG purchased the entire machinery of Thorn.
IL as Hydes Venetian Blind Alsnufactorv, the sub.
serber would respectfully inform the citizens OF Lam
caster and vicinity, that he win continue the aboye
business; in all its various branches st the old stand
on liain Street, a fer dOors 6el9W Clys Tarcrn.
All kinds Of Blinds will be manufactured In the best
STYLE at the shortest notice and upon reasonable terms
JAMES WALKER.
Lancaster, February q, 1850 2ml&1yw5J
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
French Rocks.

! INRENCH Grammars; Dictionaries and Readers
L Testaments and Bibles; also, Spanish Books.
March 3, 1850 JOHN LEHMAN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Greek Books,

Dictionaries and Readers, Graeci
u Maiora &c., Bibles and Testaments
Also a supply of Latin Books. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster March 8, 1850. "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
REMOVAA.r
sTANRnRY & VAN TRUMP,

HAVE Removed their Office to the room formerly
occupied by VIM. J. Reese, Esq, Immediately oppo-
'ite the residence d Daniel Si6ord, Esq.
Lancaster, Match 49, 1880 45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.

]. w Parish. ..--. $500 Isaac Rees 80. $1,000
T.. Ingman -..- 2:3l John Brandt -. 300
4. Freed ....... l:75 James North - 300
w. A. Cook. ...... 1873 John Williams 0:83
II. w Dwelling 5000
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
TOwliSI,ip ElcClion.

We are authorized to announce GOTLEIB STEIN
MAN as candidate for the office of Justice of the
Peace at the ensuing Spring Election.