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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22
Great sale Of Real Estate,
IRON tIOJE EE

TINE subscribers will offer at public sale on the
Il "Uth oil June Eext, at the town Of Jacksonville,
Athens county Ohio,
900 lots in the new town of Camden
100 out lots Ct from one to FIVE acres each.
oO Coal Lots OF from three to ten acres EACH on
DORIS Run Railroad.
2OOO acres of good farming Land It will be divid-
ed into III TO 40 acre lots to suit purchasers the Saw
ing Timber to be reserved.
improved Farms, from so to l60 acres each.
Houses and Lots in the town of Nelsonville:
do in Logan.
, DO in Lancaster.
800 acres of good Farming Land in Hamilton coun.
ty, Oxton tract State of New York.
The above named town Of Camden is laid out in the
Pleasant valley Of Monday cteek; 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 10 Athens thence the nearest route to
the Ohio River. The valley is one Of the richest
mineral valleys in the State The Coal strata contn.
ues for 10 miles level and the Coal vein is from
to % feet thick and ofgood qta1ity There is vein
Of Iron Ore from to II inches thick Limestone o.
feet thick, Cleys from to 10 feet thick Also Alum
CoPperas, Sulphur, Saltpetfe and Common Salt, &c.
Heavy Timber, Poplar Oak Ash Cherry, Sugar, Beach,
Back-Walnut, &c.
There will be some 4Ohew houses "a large steam saw
mill, Touring mills tannery, &C., erected and put in
operation the present season at Camden. For further
particulars direct to "Somcrs Hayfelj Nelsonville
Athens county, Ohio" J. +. S0MERS & co.
gJsWanted, from % to 80 Miners by Suiners Hay
den, at their Coal Banks near Nelsontiile J. FS&Co.
march 7.lwd&Wts44.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22
Tie Boston Tragedy.

DOSTON, MaTCH w.
The trial of DR.. Webster for the MUIR
der of DR.. ParAmah was commenced on
yesterday. A jury was ehpaunclled af'
ter great difficulty.
The Attorney General opened the case
by stating that DR.. Parknian was murder
ed and that DR.. Webster was committed
on the charge of being the murderer.
Three witnesses we're examined, one of
whom was Shaw, the brother.in.law of
the deceased, who recognized the body
by the hair. He said III at he would not
have recognized the body as that Of
his brother, ,ip-law, had he not known
shat he was missing.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22
Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS, March 20

COLUMBUS, March 20.
HOUSE, Gilman in behalf of him
selfand others. entered protest against
the resolution providing for the payment
ofper diem to Mcssrs. Scott aud Runyau
for the time they were in attendance in
contcsting the seats of Messrs Pugh and
Pruden.
Mr.. Pugh said the protest was couched
in language disrespectfuI to the House to
term the resolution bold robbery. Other
members of both parties denounced the
protest. 1t was referred to a Committee
to obtain an expression of the sense of
the House upon it.
Mr.. Brcslin offered a resolution to cen.
sure the prOtestants. This was refused.
A stormy debate arose and great confu.
sion for time prevailed.
Resolutions complimentary to the
Speaker and Clerk passed Unanimous
ly.
SENATE .--One hundred aud twenty
FIVE bills were passed to-day. The bill to
establish the new County of Orange, was
post poned to the first Monday of next
December A bill was passed aulhori.
zing the city ofCincinnati to borrow one
million of dollars for the benefit OF Rail
road companies.
SECOND DEsPATCH.
SENATE.--The bill creating Home
stead Exemption was passed. Yeas %,
nays 7. 1--WE are not prepared to say
whether this bill had previously passed
the House; nor are we able to give an
idea ofits provisions,--ED.)
HoUsE.-This body disposed Of the
the following bills by an indefinite post.
ponement:--The bill abolishing capital
punshment the bill creating the new
county of Walhonding; all bills to estab-
lsh Savings Institutes; the bill creating
the Columbiana Bank. .r'E
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WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CnERnY.--The re-
markable success of this Balsam is doubt owing in
great measure to the peculiarly agreeable and pow
erful nature of its ingredients. It is fine HERBAL
medicine-composed chiefly Of Wild Cherry Bark and
the genuine Iceland Moss. THE latter imported express
ly for the purpose the medical virtues of which
are also combined by chemical process with the
ExtractofTar thus rendering the whole compound the
most certain and efcacious remedy ever discovered.
We do not wish to deceive the afflicted, hold out
any hopes of relief when none exists but when so
many hundreds pronounced by sldlful physicians as
most hopeless cases have been cured, who blame
for using every word and accent of persuasion to
induce the suffering invalid to lay aside prejudice,
and partake of remedy seldom known to taill
Tableware of counterfeits and base limitations.
See Advertisement. lmi3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22

SHORTER ROUTE TO CALIFoRNIA.-A
correspondent Of the New York Herald,
writing from Leon de Nicaragua, under
date of the 1lth ult, says:
II met Mr.. White. agent Of the canal
company, in Granada, few days ago.
He has examined the route for immedi
ate transit, and finds but IL mile of land
travel. The passage can be made from
sea to sea in SO hours, and it is said one
week Of time will be saved to the steam.
ers-two days on the Atlantic and four
on the Pacific. If so--and there is no
doubt ofthe fact-the route to California
will be shortened not less than eight
days" M
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CONGR EssIONAL.
By Telegraph for he Daily Lanea'ier 6srsas
WAsHINoTON, March 10.

WAsHINGTON, March 10.
SENATR.-The bill reported by the
Committee on the District Of Columbia.
giving permission to the corporation Of
Georgetown to continue certain works
necessary in view Of an early compile.
lion of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal
to Cumberland. was taken up and passed.
The bill prohibiting the payment Of
interest tontransferred War bounty scrip,
was taken up. amended and passed.
The Senate thea resumed the consid.
GRAFTON Of Mr.. Clay's resolutions and
MIR. Badger concluded his remarks.
He conlended that the Wihnot Pro.
viso ought to be dropped altogether -
Admitting for agument's sake that Con.
gress had the constitutional power to
pass it, it was not right to exercise lha,
power. 1t would be an act highly rep
rehensible and entirely useless. 1t was
bad pulley to adopt as rule Of action
the demanding or exercising the right of
doing everything that we have the pow
cr or rightto do. The assertion of ex-
treme right was always odious and when
the practice of doing this was adopted,
1t must inevitably lead TO despotism.
The Senate adjourned. lI
HoUsE.-Mr. Fuller from tho Com.
mittee on Printing, reported in favor Of
printing 5000 extra copies of the report
of the Committee on Roads aud Canals
The report favors the setting apart Of
certain portion of the public domain
for the construction of Whitney's Rail.
road to the Pacific.
Mr.. Bowlin objected to The printing
and was opposed 10 the report. 1t coun,
tenanced one of the most gigantic
schemes Of speculation ever known in
this country and would make Mr.. Whit
ney as wealthy as the Rnthschilds. He
said it would give him power never be.
fore conferred on any man.
Mr.. Robinson obtained the floor, but
gave way for motion to postpone the
subject until tomorrow. He will reply
to Mr.. Bowlin
The bill for carrying into effect the
convention between the United States
and Brazil, was made the special order
for Thursday.
Several Executive communications
were appropriately disposed of and the
House went into Committee of the
Whole. The California message was
laid aside, and the bill to supply the de-
ficencies in the appropriations for The
present fiscal year was taken up for con.
sideration.
A long debate ensucd. during which
much opposition was manifested to the
Department Of the Interior. Without
concluding the discussion, the House
adjourned. r
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22

PHILADELPHIA CoNUNDRUM.-The fol-
lowing was offered for prize at a cir
Gus performance on Thursday. 1t made
some of the horses laugh and kick at the
clowns-
"Supposing King Richard had conde-
scended to have MIXED COW, and the
COW would have spoken to him. what
scriptural name would she have repeat
edl Answer Melehisedec, (Milk.easy-
dick"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22
AdminI.traIor,s hnIc.

DURSUANT to an order of the Supreme Court in
j Bank, at its December Term, A. D. 1919, in TIE
case Of the Administrator Of James Tsmpson vs. DA.
vid Wilson, Administrators Of William Supnsr. et ais.
shall proceedto sell at public ou:-crv, before the
door ofthe courthouse IN Lancaster Ohio on Satur-
day, the l6th day Of Aorch, A. ID. 1850. the follow.
ing Real Estate, situate in the county Of Fairfield and
State Of Ohio, to.Slt The Northwest Quarter Of Sec.
ton No. l6, in Township No. ID. Of Rang No -.
Terms Of Sake.--One half cash In hAnd, and the
balance in one year with interest to be secured by
mortgage on the premises day
Sale 70 take place between the hours Of 10 cloc.
A. NJ and o'clockP n. Of sail.
DAVID WILSON AlEifor
ofG.e Es,r>r Of Eiliiam Saaiser, deceased
February H. 1853 % 5W4l
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NWGI4YlHAGa

MARRlED--At Leesburg, Hisiland cuuniy,
Ohio, on Thursday the 9Th inst 10y the Rev. Mr..
Tibbitis, Mr. RICHARD S. WEAVER, of this
Office, to Miss AMANDA JANE VALLEY, of
that place sisterin law to the editor of this paper.
--MaysriHe Flag.
On the l4ih of March. by the Rev. J II. Ham.
ilton, tthe residence of Mr. George Smethers,
in the vicinity of Lancaster Mr.. JOHN 7. BUS
BEY to Miss LAVINA SMETHERS.
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Petition for Partition.

Absolum Minehar, vs. Daniel Buskirk, and Lucy Ann
Bussirs his wife, John Buslirk and Hi sbsth Bus
kirk, bis wife, Isaac Souder and Ann Maria Souder,
his wife, Simon M.nehart, lminor) Michael Minehsn
and Juliarn Minehart lminor.)
TNE above defendants will laSe notice that pet-
j ton was filed against them, on the 25h day ol
February, 4. d 1853, in the Court Of Common Pleas
Tor Fairfield county, By the said Absolum Mnehar.
aud Is pending wherein the said Absolum demands
partition Of the following Real Estste The West half
Of the Northeast Quarter Of Section No 8, Township
No. l5 Range No. 49, AMI thst at the next Term Of said
COuri, application will be made bv the said Absolum
Mnehart, foI order that partition may be maas Of
said premises.
JOHN D. MARTIN, Attorney. for Petitioner.
March 7, 1850 $50 GwI3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22

THE AlGGGH ANlAMS
WILL give CONCERT at the TEMPnaAxcr
w Hall, LANCASTER on Wednesidy EBeniRg,
Dfarch 9th, 1850.
Their Programme will contain a choice selection Of
SoHgs, Duets, Trios, QuaTteties, &C., such as have
met with the universal appreciation Of the music
ing public throughout the United States and C4nada
TICKETS 25 CENTS, 10 he had At the usual places
and al the door Doors open al halfpast q Concert
to commence at halfpast7.
TTNo p0stponcnent on account Of weather
March 49, 1850 dNdWiw77
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LANcAsTEa. friday, March a2. 1850
Cincinnati Markets.

Nh1Ahbsah HAai ihcts'
CiScIsSaTI, March 10.
Ftoua-very firm and in good demand &, 81.
gj9s5:OO.
WHIsKEY-I93c.
PRovIsIoxs--Qui and unchanged. 300 bur
rels Mess Pork were sold at sg.l2.
SUGAK--Aciiye at 14c0jc.
MOLAssEs--2lIcG2Gc.
CNciSsArl, Mrch 90.
FLoUa-Pices firm IN wagon $500; stan.
dard brands in store $500
WHIsKEr-Adyanced 10 20lc.
SUGAR aud MoLAssgs firm,
PORK-l010 900 lbs. Bulk sold at $3.50 Tor
Shoulders. $3.50 for sides aud $500 for lIams
Que hundred barrels Clear Pork sold ri l0tc.
River rising slowly. Weather cold.
New York Markets.
NEw YoRK. March 10.
The bad weather checks transactions. Bread.
stuffs are unchanged. Pork is duIl with ten.
dency lo decline. But little doing IN provisions
Lard Is ia good request.
NEw YoRK, March 1916 r. NJ.
FLoUR-Steady but not very active. Good
Western and straight brands $i:57l 5000 -
Fraucy Ohio sj75GtIs74.
LARD-Dull with sales in barrel at GscGGlc.
NEw YoGK March 20.
Markets generally unchanged. Whisky a
shade lower.
Plr1snrRon. March 10.
River 10 feet 8 inches and stationary.
New York Cattle Market
NEw YORK, March l9.
At mnrket one thousand head 5ouihern Sales
AT Sj:j00$7:50. Two hundred left over.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22
Very VaiIlabIeaId Desirable
MILLS Il LAMBS for SALE:

I OFFER FOR SALE the Mills and LANDS. ioib,:
! Iy owned by my deceased brother and myself.-
They are situated Clearcreek, nine miles from
Lancaster and five from the Canal
The tirst Mill runs two pair Of French Burrs and
one PAR Of Country Stones. The machiher5 bfbolts,
elevator, hcPperbOy, &C.. are In good order The
saw Mil alsc ~ good repar--the power ample for
eol Mills nearly the whole year, and always enough
for the Grist Mill.
Attached TO these Mills. are 375 Acres Of Land
partly bottom, and plenty Of good timber We will
passed for health
The terms will be made liberal The title Is ihiis.
Puiable, refeIece to which cab be made to Messrs
HUNTER GAKAGHTY. Apply toiJscob Bnrstler on
the premises or 20 m- in lancaster Ohio.
GEORGE W. BGRSTLER,
Lancaster. February q. 1850 3m4j
] 7'Seioto Gazette Chilleothe, and Courier Zanes.
ze. publish weekly to the amount of 50, and charge
his Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22
VenctianBIimd ManuraclOry

HAVING Purchased the entire mschitiety Of Thom.
i l. as Hyde's Venetian Blind Mandatory, the stib.
scriber would respectfully inform the citizens Ian
caster and vicinity that he viii continue the above
business, in all its various Branches at the old stand
on Main Street, a .feio doors belOlg Cly's Tarern
All kinds Of Blinds will be manufactured in the best
STYLE at the shortest notice and upon reasonable terms
JAMES. WALKER.
Lancaster Febrtafy q, 1850. 2md&1yw50
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New Advertismcmts--Ncw Goods

New AdVeTIisIncnIS-.Nc Goods.
VIRoLE +. SHAW, Esq, is agent for the "Amer'
ican Live Stock Company Of VinceDnes Ind.
We believe this is the only company of the kind
in the West, its object is to insure Live Stock
generally against fire. WATER accident and disease,
aud we think the object will commend the com
pany to the favorable consideration Of stock rus-
ers.
Mr.. SHAW is also agent for the Knox county,
Ia, Life and Marine Insurance Company"
which has been in existence for few years and
has already attained large amount OF business
Mr.. ISRAEL KE MERER has opened Saddle
and Harness manufactory in the room lately oc'
cupied by r, r Mccall, Shaelfer's building, He
intends keeping on hand general assortment oil
the articles usual in his line, which will he sold
at fair prices. We bespeak for him due share
of pnblic patronage.
T. U. WHITE, Esq, has received his Stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods ahead of all others.
He has brought on an excellent assortment in adj
dlion to his fUrmer stock and has added largely
to his stock of Queensware, Boots and Shoes, and
Groceries. Give him a call and you will iud ac-
comodaing clerks ready to wait upon you and
sell you goods AT low prices.
Owing to an unusual press of Job Work, we
were not able to put in type the avertsements re-
ferrcd to above. They will appear in the Daily
at an early day.
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Attachment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given ito all perscas interest
~ ed that William f. Breck on the 9th day of
February, A. d. 1885, sued out OF the Clerks Office of
the Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield county, Ohip
writ Of attachment against the lands and teneTnets
goods and chattels, hts Credits moneys and effects
Of John Minehart, for the sum of Two Hundred and
Fifty Dollars damages, which writ has been served
and returned.
Attest. RADEBAUGH, CLERK:
march S, 1850 6rM
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22

Mn. WEAvER:-At the urgent soliciton of many
friends offer myself candidate for for the Office Of
TOWNSHIP CLERK and if elected, will use my
best exertions to discharge the duties thereof prompt
ly, honestly and faithfully and apply the avails to the
good people, whohave 6ecn exceedingly kind in wait
ing with me, that might save to myself my little
homestead NJ. HILL.
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Notice is hereby given,

TNHAT JAcoB NJ. SHADE, did on the 9th day Of
l. February, 1850, make an assignment to the un-
dersgned Of all his property and effects in trust for
the benefit of his creditors generally.
Persons therefore knowing themselves inlebted to
said JAcoD NJ SHADE, will make immediate payment
TO either Of the subscribers,
DAVID WILSON, Assienecs
JOHN R. MUMAUGH,}
Lancaster, Ohio March To- 1850. 4w45.
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washing MacIliuc-sNO Humbmg. :

mt HILL, respectfully gives notice that he will
Itl grant individual rights for using ~Sabin's "a.
tent Washing Machine, called "LadieS Delight for
the sum of Two Dollars.
A good mechanic will not charge over sl'o0 or ~
to construct the Machine, hence the entire cost Will
not'exceed four orr five dollars.
Twill also dispose fellowship rights on tar terms.
Ihave a Machine for a sample, which can be used
by any family to their satisfaction before purchasing.
as desire it to stand or fall ON its own metits, we'll
knowing to be worthy Of public favor and patronage.
Those who wish to see testimonials where il has
been extensively used are referred to the large bills,
al 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
il can accomplish
For the benefit Of people living in the Vicinity Of
would say that John Cook, Esq, has
one made for public examination, and at R6yslto A
Claypool has one which he will also gaJEy exhibit
Referencesm may be had to Messrs. George Sander
son, Judge =. Perry, Jacob ely, Christopher Mayer,
7. U. White ]. U. Giesy, John Lyons, L. Giesy, H.
Westlale, and many others who have proved the Ma
chine to their satisfaction.
Lancaster, February ], 1880 d2ww3m
=
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22
DR.. 7N'LANE's VERn0IFueE!t

LAMILIES should never be without supply of
IL Dr. MclANEs VERMIFUoE.-At this season par
tieularly, when worms are 50 troublesome and 80
frequently fatal among children parents should be
watehfui, and on the first appearance Of those dis
'TeSsng symptoms which warn us Of the presence of
woi1hs al once apply powerful and eihcacious re.
medy. This remedy W can now supply, confident
that 1t only requires trial to convince al that IL fich
y merits all the praises that have been avished upon
il. II is safe ard inllible. Volumes Of certificates
might be produced showing its great medical virtues
For sale wholesale and retail Gy G.. G. Beck and NJ,
z. Krieder, Lancaster: W +. Breck & Co. Carroll: p:
Hane Pleasantrile; .Woodysrd Netc SGlem: f. Kalb,
RushriHe; Kreider & Brother, Logan Hooking coua.
ty, and by Merchants and Druggists generally
March 10, 1850. 2w45
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Corporation Elccfiom.

Mr.. EDrTaR;-At the request of many friends,
offer myself as a candidate for MARSHAL at the en-
suing Corporation Election If elected will dis
charge the duties of that office faithfully and to the
best Of my ability. OLIVER WEAKLEY.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22

@"I would advise you to put your
head in dye tub, said ajoker to fair
haired girl. "ln return, sir, | would ad-
wise you to put yours in an oven," was
the reply. She had him there.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22

KENTUcKY OUTwINDED.-The Macon.
Ga. Journal and Messenger, in publish.
ing the statement which has recently
been made, that in the Kentucky Con.
vention to make a new Stale Constitu-
ton, zone man spoke 200 times, another
$50, and another lOO," says:
"There were few members in the
Georgia Legislature who beat the above
"all hollow" 1t is estimated that one
gentleman made on an average seCen
speeches per day for eighty Seren days,
being sir hundred and nine speeches du-
ring the session! The cost of these
speeches to the Treasury could no, have
been much under eighteen thousand dol.
lars"
Kentucy can "go down foot" and send
the hat to Georgia. Both States, how.
ever have most excellent wind CtH
cinaati Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-22


CoNvESrIoS-D Deirgates.-The counties aud
districts Of the State are rapidly naming their
candidutes for delegates 10 tho Constitutional
Convention, and we notice with lew exceptions
that very excellent selections are made. Itwou.d
seem, where the primary election system gives us
an opportunity OF Judging, that the mass of the
people are not yet aroused to the Importance oi
the coming election, allowing party men and par
ty leaders to great extent to manage the matter,
and have things pretty much their own way. 1t
hardly creates MS much interest as common legis-
lutive nominations. The people should remem-
Der that this is matter Of no nomentary impol-
tance constitution generally exists from TWEEN
ty to fifty years. law is subject to repeal at a
subsequent session TO that which enacted it. and
consequently that much more inn t'ortnnt is the
coming than an ordinary election. BY this Con.
vention, with the concurrence Of the people, the
policy of the State may be marked out and fixed
for half century, and hence the great necessity
Of wise counsels, calm deliberatioli, good com.
mon sense and shrewd judgment, tempered by
cApcliSuCo dnu h'CIHSoHOC' uO u0iV6dtoe
should be men who will approach their dutie.
with full sense OF the responsibility resting up
on them, uud should not be actuated by any pur.
poses of ambition or equentproiil--sav thai
which will eventually follow the man of noble
impulses and honest aspirations the politicu
demagosue, the reckless politician, the man o
unsettled hubits and visionary notions, of no fixed
opinions and principles-these characters should
have no lot or part in the matter, no hand in fran
ing code of fundamental laws for greaSgrow
lug and prosperous State. Evil and evil continu
ally would flow from mere party paiched-work
ed constitution, and none other could such men
make, willie unbounded prosperity aud unceas
ing blessings must always follow the labors Of
good aud wise men, who look not to their pres.
ent advancement, but to the ultimate good of
their fellow citizens.
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NOlicc Is herehY giYem.

FTNHAT the Account current and vouchers thereto,
L by Abraham Stepleton, Guardian Of Maria Steple-
ton, minor heir of Daniel Stepleton, deceased have
been filed for inspection and settlement at the next
Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas for this county
Any person interested may file written exceptions to
any item thereof Attest-J. RADEBAuGHr CbsTk
March I, 1850. ..s.r SW45
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Nominations Confirmed
WASHINGTON. March


Messrs. Rives, Squier, Foote, Host
and others not named, Executive nomi-
nations, were confirmed by the Senate on
Monday.
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Mr. EDrToR:-Please to announce the name of
SAMUEL HERR as 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, 1850-03-22

~ The faster you read the following
the more amusement you will have:-
II saw FIVE brave maids, sitting on five
broad beds. brading broad braids. |
said to those five brave maids, sitting on
FIVE broad beds, braiding broad braids-
Braid broad braids, brave maids.