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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

OK Tue BRUSSELS CAhfbI'
A thrilling EleUen Hundred and Ttoentytour
Dollar Prize Tale--A Ia George LiPpard'
Go il, Boots !-MILToN.
See 'em!
See those new boots standing quietly
as summers cloud upon the rich new
Brussels carpet.
Black as the night of doom, they sit
quietly upon the rich Brussels carpet
Ten thousand tempest clouds made up
Of lampblack, midnight, and little mig
gers, could not rival in darkness those
calfskn boots, sitting quietly upon the
Brussels carpet
How stillthey are ...-t
Like black Berkshire pig, on some
summers day, half buried in mud, un.
stirred by the gentle gale, sit the boots
upon the new carpet.
Look again
The sun, jus, sinking in the west, like
huge Orange county cheese. The
splendiferously goldencartains, unroling
around his evening couch. The plough
boy is preparing to turn out his team,
and the milk maid, as happy as Peri
with new bonnet, is about 10 milk the
gentle cows.
How beautiful.
The rich golden sunshine peeps in at
the raised window, and bathes in food
Of light, the room with the rich Brussels
carpet.
How it fingers on the new calfskiu
boots sitting so still
Not sound is heard, yet how the
boots shine in the golden sunshine! They
glitter like warriors buckler all scour.
ed up! Like negro's hell in dark night
appear the the boots in the golden sun
shine, upon the Brussels carpet, at the
close of the day.
The boots were paid forl That day
they had been purchased.
The first new pair of calfskin boots
Is there free born American citizen
whose heart does not throb at the men.
tion Of such things? Point him out, and
let him be branded as some misanlhropiC
wretch, who entered upon the greaI
stage Of lite with nothing but coarse cow
hide stogies to hide his homely feet.
Yet every rose has its thorn. Every
pleasure has its pain. Every stick oi
candy has an end.
We remember well, that as we look
ed upon those new callskin boots bathet
in food of sunshine, and sitting quiet
ly upon the rich Brussels carpet, just a
the decline Of day, that some ill-fatet
offspring of COW had been slain in colo
blood, his sleek, glossy skin cut from his
qG;vering flesh, and plunged into tanbarl
and lime, while the bereaved mothe
was mourning for the calf that shoulC
bleat no more or caper around with hi
hind legs and tail in the air.
Calves must die
Whether upon two legs or four, W.
solemnly reiterate the truth that calves
must die.
As we thought of these things, tea
came in our eye, We brushed it away
and turned boldly to the future, as W,
looked upon the new bootssitting quiet
ly upon the rich Brussels carpet.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

Quo LEGIsLATURE.-Last week, this
body made a commendable approach to-
wards finishing the important business eI
the session. The Convention bill passed
both Houses in the shape mentioned in
our dispatches. The Appropriation bill
passed the Senate and will in all proba'
biIity pass the House in few days. The
Hamilton county case is to be taken up
for final disposition on Wednesday next
Before that there will he little imPur'
tant business done.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
I'm ChamCery.

PENDING 1NFAIRFIELD COMMON PLEAS'
The Literary Society of ST. Joseph . vS' treder-
ick Rese and Anthony Ganihl, (imPeaded
with Nicholas D. Young.)
VWNHE defendants are notified that the COM
planant alleges in its bill Of complaint
(Which was fled in the Clerks Office at the last
Term of said Court that Edward D. Fenwick
(late Bishop OF Cmcinnati) by his last will and
testament. constituted them Trustees with dlrec'
lions to convey to the complainant amongst other
real and personal Estate; In-lots No. l&2 in Square
s, of the town Of Lancaster, by the name and
description Of St. Mary Church, which convey
unce was never executed. Whereupon it pray
ed that they be required to execute and deliver
said deed within fixed time and on default that
q decree be rendered operating as such convey
anoe. JNO. GARAGHIf,
Solicitor for Complainant.
! December 7, ls49, Pf$o,5o 6wSe
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

VOn Monday the House of Dele
gates of Virginia adopted, by vote ol
yeas 66, nays 4S. the report of COM
mitlee requesting the members of Con
gress fIom that State to obtain the in
demnily due to its cilizeus on account ol
French spoiationS,
According to the Eagles logic, Con
gress ought not to pay these long defer
red claims, because the injustice done by
;he delay of Government, has compelled
some of the unfortunate creditors to dis
pose of their claims at less than their
nominal value.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

IMPORTANT DIsCOvERY IN CULTIvA-
TIoN.-Russell Comstock, whilom ofthis
city, now Of Duchess county, claims to
have made a great discovery in agricul-
ture, by which the growth of fruit trees
and other cultivated crops of the farm or
Southern plantation, may be greatly ac'
tolerated, and their products increased
as well as improved inquality. He pro.
poses to reveal the secret to the public,
If the Legislature will grant him GER
tain sum Of money; and bill has been
reported for that purpose, with the very
proper reservation that the money shall
not be paid, unless a committee Of Scien-
tifc agriculturalists, provided for in the
bill, J shall within three years report to
the Legislature that, in their opinion,
"the claimed discovery or discoveries and
improvements and knowledge, and rule
and method Of culture adapted thereto
and adopted thereby, by the said Russell
Comstock, shall be worth to the citizens
Of the State" and tn posterity, the sum
so appropriated. Several distinguished
agriculturalsts TO whom the secret has
has been made known in confidence,
speak of it in high terms For ourselves
we know nothing about it and of course
can give no opinion.--M Y. Jour. Com.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
Tuesday, February a6, 1850

CoNoREss.-On the 2lst. but little OF
interest was done in either branch Of the
National Legislature. Mr.. Miller occupi-
ed the day in the Senate upon the Sla-
very question. In the House, Mr.. Bis.
sci spoke in favor ofthe Union aud said
that his Stats, Illinois, will stand by il
TO the last extremity.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
SpRINa OYERLANp CALIFoRNIA EMI

SPRING OVERLAND CALIFORNIA EMI'
eRANTs.--The ST. Louis Republican
notices indications of an immense emf
grafton to California next Spring, across
the plains. 1t may not equal that of last
year, but it will comprise many thousands
Of persuns. Scarcely a county in Mis-
souri, will fail to send its representatives,
and some ofthem will number many per.
sons. Iowa and Illinois will also send
out great numbers, and other States will
furnish fair proportion. although it is
not probable that the Atlantic States will
send forth such hosts as covered the
plains last year.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

RoBBERY OF TUE WnEElLNo p. O.-A
despatch in the Baltimore S&n states
that, on the morning Of the 2lct inst, ;hO
Wheeling Posl'offce was entered and
robbed of large number of letters and
packages, containing money. drafts and
checks to very large amount. lts as
certained lha, $40 900 have been stolen
and how much more is not yet known
There has as yet been no clue to the
thieves.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

GoLD MAcHINERY.-The Philadelphia
Inquirer says that Commodore Stockton
is now shipping FIVE small engines, with
boilers and three SETS ofportabIe appara'
tus for stamping, washing and separa-
ting gold from the rock in which it is
usually found, on board the barque Sui
tan, bound for San Francisco.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
In Fairfield Common Pleas.

Petition to sell equitable interest in the South half
QfLot No,34, in Carpenters ddtion to Lancaster.
George Sanderson, Administrator with the viii an
nexed of Elizabeth Taney, deceased, Us. The un-
known and nonresident Heirs of Jonas Taney, de-
deased.
HNHE Defendants will take notice. that the Petition
i er has this 4th January, 1850 filed in the Clerks
Office Of the Court aforesaid, his petition, and
therein praying the sale of the Testatix interest in
the half Lot above named and AYERS that her former
husband Lewis Thompson conveyed the same to G.
Steinman in trust for her sole use. That the said
Testatrx after her marriage with Jonas Taney, made
her will and created him sole devisee Of her Estate
subject to the payment of deots. legacies, expenses
&c. and that after her death Tnney procured deed to
be made to himself Of the halt lotin question. subject
to debts, &C., which remain ye' to be paid. The De-
PENDANTS will therefore take notice. that an order for
the sale o said equitable interest is prayed for will
be obtained at the next Term Of the Court aforesaid,
to enable the petitioner to comply with the terms
Of her will there being no other estate with which
the same can be done.
JOHN GARAGHTY & P. B. EWING,
Solicitors for Complainant
January IL, 1850 $3,75 4w36
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

TuE STAMP Act. When DR.. Frank
lin was agent to England, for the Prov
ince of Pennsylvania, he was frequen,l.
applied to by the Ministry for his opin
ION respecting the Stamp Act; but his an
swer was uniformly the same--that The
people of America would never submit tc
it. After The news of the destruction O.
the stamped paper had arrived in Eng
land, the Ministry again sent for the DR.
to consult with him. and in conclusion
offered this proposition:
THAT if the Americans would engage
to pay for the destruction of the stamped
paper. &c, tho Parliament would then
repeal the act.
The Doctor having paused upon the
question for some time, at last answered
as follows:
This puts me in mind Of Frenchman
who, having heated poker red hot. ran
furiously into the street, aud addressed
the EngGshmau he met there
"Hadl Monsieur, give me de pleasure
de satisfaction, to let me run dis poker
one foot into your body"
! my bodyp exclaimed the Englshman
what do you meanF
Veil, den, so fOrl--marking about ST,
inches
= "Are you madl" roOrej the English
man:--"l tell you il you don't mind you
business IN knock you down"
"Vell, don, said the Frenchmau
softening his voice aud manner, wi
you, my good sir. only be so obiging a
IN nav ma fur heating dis pokerl"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

VThe Wheeling bridge case is set
down upon the calendar Of the United
States Supreme Cour, for the 25th inst,
and Mr.. Darragh. the Attorney General
Of P sylvania, and E. M. Stanton, Esq,
the Piusburg Gazette says, has gone to
Washington TO argue it.
ETThe steamer Tennessee had ar
rived at Panama on the 1st inst, wit
passengers from San Francisco.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

LICENSE LAWN WIsoONsIN,-Iu Wis
consln, Mrs. Lovicy Keyser has recovered
500 damages of Joseph Heath, for sell
ling rum to her husband, who got the de-
lirium rcmeas Liquor dealers in that
State have, by law, to give bonds to pay
for all injury growing out of their traffic
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
Won tho 22d, a, Rich mond. tho cor

WOn tho 22d. at Richmond, tho cor
uer s,ens of the Virginia Washington
monument was laid. The ceremonies
were imposing. Old Zack was presenI
and was received with mos, enthusiastic
applause. Busna Vista must have been
wildly in tho recolIections Of the assom.
bluge. The 22d is twice honnred--once
10y the birth of Washington and again y
the battle uf Buena Vista.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

TIE PAPAL LOAN AND PoPE's RETURN
The Paris Constitutional, of January
21, announces that NJ. de Rothschild has
undertaken the Papal loan. and that il
will be accomplished in few days.
Hence, the journal infers that Plus TX
will soon re-enter his capital. provided
with the means of recognizing his mil
itary forces, and enabled thus TO dispense
with the French army of occupation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

THE MAN,MACHINE,-Foreign papers
state that the erratic German, Mr.. Faber'
who for years has been trying to make a
man. machine, has again got the parts to.
ge,her, and that it talks like a book
We suppose they mean what they say
and the audience must hear with eyes
iuste ad Of their ears.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

w. G. PaEsToN....Wo noticed the
other day statement in tho New York
Tribune that this distinguished son OF
South Carolina was reduced TO imbecili-
ty by the sohening of the brain. A late
letter from that State speaks Of him be'
ing in good health aud dischurging the
dates Of President Of the S. C. College
SO far as the statement regards Mr., Me-
DufIie, may be true, as he has been in
i'll health for number Of years.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

AMOUNT OF CONVERSATION CALCvLA-
TED.-The Rev. MIR. Gannet, of Boston,
reckons that each individual averages 3
hours conversation daily, at the rate of a
hundred words minute. or twenty pages
of an octave volume in an hour. At this
rate we talk a volume of 400 octave
pages in a week, and ffty.two volumes
in a wear
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of fairfield county,
At their next session. for county road, beginning at
No. H. and in Range No. 20, on the county line be-
tween the counties of Fairfield and Pickaway, and run
from thence North the Section line to the South
west corner Of Section No. "a in said Townships thence
West on the Section line to the GAINESVILLE and Mays.
vile Turnpike Road and there end
MANY PETITIONERS.
February /, 1850 4wa9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

0rOn the 22d, a tremendous Demo.
cratic meeting was heldin Philadelphia,
Grea, enthusiasm prevailed. They re-
solved against Free Soilism, and against
the right of Congress to legislaie upon
the Slavery question.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

PRoLIFIc.-Mrs. Johnson, who resides
in the lower part Of Daviess county. KY,
in February last gave birth to three fine
sons, and few days since she gave birth
to two other sons-makingi in all, fUe in
about eleUen months.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

NAT, colored boy employed at the
Louisville Journal office, accidentally fell
from the upper story of that concern on
Wednesday afternoon on the roof of a
small building below. The distance is
about twenty feet, and it was thought
that the boy was killed but, says the
Courier, providentially striking head fore
most, he escaped uninjured.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

TLife has been compared to fox
chase; the pleasure consists in chasing,
not in overtaking your object; and when
you have caught the fame, fortune or
rank, whatever you were hunting, you
have the qualification Of being at the death
of your own enjoyment, unless you start
a fresh quarry.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the u1denigned has
been appointed and duly qualified as Admtor Of the
Estate Of GEORGE MINEHART, deceased, late Of
Greenfield Township, Fairfield county, Ohio. All
them for settlement legally authenticated within one
year. And all those indebted will make immediate
payment. SAMUEL COFFMAN, Admtor
January 25, 1850 4w38
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

Elias Miller %. Henry Smuke and Elizabeth Smuke
his wife, Of Wayne County, Ohio John S. Miller,
Emily Wildermuth, William G. Hanna and his wife
Anna Hanna, Catharine Miller, St. Clair Miller and
Rose Anna Miller.
TTNHE above Defendants will take notice, that said
Elias Miller ON the 3lst December, l849, filed his
Petition in the Court Of Common Pleas of Fairfield
Comfy, Ohio therein praying sor partition of SIX
ACRES Of Land in the Northeast of the North
East Quarter Of Section No. g. Township No. 10, and
Rnnge No. 49, in said County, and that at the next
Term Of said Court application will be made for an
order Of partition
H. H. HUNTER & SON, for Petitioners.
January 4, 1850. $3.50 6w35
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.-The Nation
al Intelligencer has lately published six
or seven columns of extracts from the
Southern press, all denouncing the move
ments of the Congressional disunionists
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

Tue 0LpEsT INmABITANT.-..The funer'
al Of Mrs. Margaret Higgins took place
In New York on Sunday who is supposed
to have been at the moment ofhe death
the oldest person in that city, being in
her l05th year.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

CHICAGO LAND DIsTRICT.-The sales
in this district during the year 1910, en-
braced 1917 acres, of which 26,3S9
we're entered with cash, and l27,727 by
land warrants. The aggregate amount
of cash received during the year was
SAG 4S7.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
Oh ARLES sLADE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW

AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
wv ILL attend promptly to all business en-
wv trusted to his care, in this and adjoining
counties.
OFFICE-In the old public buildings, East Of
the Market House. at the Office of M. A. Daugh.
erty. Esq. Lancaster, Dec. 10, l849. 6md2H
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

TA citizen Of Steubenville, Mr.. 3D.
bert. left that city, for California. ter
months ago. He went by the overland
route. suffered much, touched at Califor'
mia, and returned uia New York on Sun
day week. He lived but four days, dy'
ing in the midst of his afflicted family
We doubt not the suffering, disease and
death brought on by the gold crusade, il
it could be estimated, would be found e.
quail to those produced by small Oar in
pestilential climate, Daily Scio. GAG
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

MORMON CoINs.-It is said that both
the Mormon and California Gold coins
are of less value than represented. There
is a very material deficiency, some Is
per cent, in the former, but not near so
much in the latter.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
December 81.
Estate of Jacob Brandt, SEN.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersgnedIhaS
been appointed and duly qualified as Admtor Of the
Estate Of JACOB BRANDT, Sem, dec'd late of Green
field Township, Fairfield County, Ohio. All persons
for settlement legally authenticated within one year.
And all those indebted will make immediate payment.
ADAM BRANDT, Adm'tor.
January %, 1850 4w98
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

NoTTCE...The firm of Julian & Crawford
Y is this day dissolved, by mutual consent all
notes and accounts are in the hands oil j. {. Mac
craken for settlement.
]. w. JULIAN.
G, C. CRAWFORD.
Lancaster, Nov. Ia, l849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Daniel Lewis
IN for himself, and Daniel Lewis and Jacob M.
Shade, partners, under the firm of Daniel Lewis &
Co., did, the 10Th day of December, 1849 make as
signments to the undersigned, of all their property,
real and personal in trust for the benefit of their
creditors generally. Such persons therefore, knowing
themselves indebted to Daniel Lewis Daniel Lew
is & Co.. will make immediate payment TO either Of
the subscribers. DAVID WILSON,
JOHN R. MUMAUGH,
Assignees.
December o. d3tW3m
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

OtTLEAnEY, commonly known as the
Monk of La TrOppe, was again mob
bed. this time at Chicago, on the 10th
inst, in consequence of his obscene lee
lures against the Catholic religion.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

FoR THE DEMONSTRATIONS to adjourn.
menr. tho Legislature of Tennessee a.
dop,ed series Of resolutions in appro'
baton of tho Unioa aud in favor Of il
continuance,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

~ The interest of the British nation
al debt is over $34, 600 900 sterling.
~ They cultivate whole fields of pep
permint in ST. Joseph county, Michigan
~Kentucky, it is said, will send nc
delegate TO the Nashville Convention.
~ The wedding dress of Miss Rus.
sell, at St. Louis, was made Of glass, and
cost $500.
OTThe trial of the Montesquius at ST.
Louis, will take place in March.
~"The boy at the head Of the olas'
will state what were the dark ages ofth'
world" Boy besitates. Next, Maste
Jones can you tell what the dark age
were2
4 guess they we're the ages before spec
tacies were invented
Go 10 your seats
Th is stated that the oak tree live
in state Of nature 1 $500 years.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01
TA returned Californian, a, Bosto

~A returned Californian, at Boston
with $22, 900 of the dust, ran away with
another mans wife. They we're pur'
sued and caught The Californian agreed
to pay the injured husbands travelling
expense take the lady offthe gentleman'i
hands, and call accounts square. The
compromise" was agreed to, and the
parties seperaied mutually satisfied.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

ANOTHER MEMORIAL TO CoNsREss, - A
memorial 10 Congress is now in circula-
tion in Philadelphia, praying Congress
to grant fee simple right to Tigre Is
land. in the Pacific Ocean, to. all such
persons as are dissatisfied with the eUnion.
They are to take all the rogues now in
the Penitentiaries aud aims houses with
them. The Sun says the memorial is
being numerously signed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

TAt the latest accounts from Tampa
Bay, the Indians were arriving on their
way to the new homo west Of Arkansas
Con. TwisRs was at Fort Brooke.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

FAST IN CoNNEcTrcuT....Gov. Trum-
bull. of Connecticut, has appointed Fri
day, March 80, as fast day. He invites
the prayers Of the people to God, that he
will confirm and render indissoluble Our
National Union, and illustrate the trait
orous designs Of all those who conspir'
ifa min
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

WILMOT PRoyIso ABANDONED. The
Boston Republican, free Soil,) of We'd
nesday morning, says:
We learn that at a private meeting
held in this city by the few who give di'
reclion to affairs. it has been decided to
abandon the WilmOt Proviso,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

~ Women multiply fools, and fools
lawyers. In other words, don't count
the asses in town till an opera dancer
has passed through it. In less than tive
hours after Fanny Ellsler entered Balti
more the ncmber Of donkeys were multi
piled by ten.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

Tue PACIFIC RAILRoAD.--Up to the
latest dates, there had been subscribed
In ST. Louis, 1925 900 to the Pacific Rail
road. The Company was to be organ
lied Immediately and the route survey
ed, The object of rhe citizens of tha
city is to extend tho Road to the outer
most limits of their State. in order. W,
suppose, to be certain of having ST. Loui
made a point in the great Railway
Whether they succeed or not, they viii
be on The safe side, as the Road wes
will be Of great benefit to them.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

NT0TICE-The Co. Partnership heretofore existing
IN between the undersigned, under the name and
firm of DANIEL LEWIS b CO.. was dissolved by
mutual consent, on the 10Th day Of December, 1849.
The Books, Notes ind Accounts Of said firm, are in
the hands Of Messrs. DAVID WILSON and JOHN R.
MUNIAUGH, who alone are authorized to settle the
same. Persons knowning themselves indebted will
make payment to Messrs. Wilson and Mqmaugh.
DANIEL LEWIS,
i'' JACOB NJ SHADE
RnahvilIa Ohio IIec. 27 d3tw4W34
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

W The Mayor of Pittsburg has de-
clared his determination to bleak up all
houses Of i'll repute in that city.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-01

VVaccinalion wOs first tried on con
demned criminals, in the year 1921.