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OLE GaMlaster @d2tttt.
rrIany lIornIngl AbtII ia. 1880
RUsINEss NOTtCh.

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The fourth volume Of the Gazette will
end in few weeks. Many are in arrears
for the whole time. Some for part
of that time. To all these necess-
ity for settlement must appear OBJ
Vious. Itour necessities cause us to en-
ploy an agent. the full credit terms must
be charged. A more liberal settlement
win be made wiihthose who call upon Us.
We intend hereafter to rigidly adhere to
bur new termsi-$l,75 in advance, So
within the year and $3.50 after the year
expires.
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the money market; but to each subscri-
Der the sum is small-to us it is large and
we need It. Its religious obligation
to assist the poor in the hour of necessi-
ty.
Our accounts WILDE made out to the end
Of the present volume, when all persons
who choose can, BY paying up back ar
rearges. come under our advance terms.
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Great Sale Of Real Estate,
IRON. COIL SC

INHE subscribers will offer at public sale on the
|o'h oil June next, at the town Of Jacksonville,
Athens county, Ohio,
wv lots IN the new town Of Camden
l0O lots Of from one to FIVE acres each
oJ C0gl Lots OF from three to ten acres each on
DORIS Run Railroad
2OOO acres Of good farming Land It will be ,diyid
ed INTO ~ TO 4O acre lots to suit purchasers the Saw
ing Timber to be reserved.
improved Farms from 50 to 1850 acres each
Houses and Lnts in the town Of Nelsonyille,
l do in Logan.
| . do in Lancaster.
/ 500 acres Of good Farming Land in Hamilton coup
/ ty, Oxtnn 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 contn-
les TOR 10 miles level and the Coal vein is from
to - feet thick and ofgood quality. There is vein
OF Iron Ore from to IL inches thick. Limestone %
leet thick, Clays from TO 10 feet thick Also Alum
Copperas, Sulphur, Saltpetre and Common Salt. &c
Heavy Timber, Poplar, ,Oal Ash Cherry Sugar Beach,
Black-Walut, &c.
There will be 40 new housesa large steam saw
mill, houring mills snnery, Sc. erected and put in
operation the present season al Camden For further
particulars direct TO "SomerS g. Hayden Nelsonvile
Athens county, Ohio" J. +. SONiERS & co. =
GJ'Wanted, from % to 30 Miners. by Souers & Hay-
den, at their Coal Banks near NelsonvlIe J. FS SEQ
march 7-lwd&wts4f
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Df ViTfue Of certain decd. AZ ,r,,s, t,c,, mt,
~ Lewis 70 Us, dated December ~ iste. Ana r,
ssorded the one, % Fairfeld eputr, Rorord .Iioois
No, n, page ~. the other IN Bast y os~ss III s-s
IT, Of te coaAiy roeogds d Perry roaaty, and .so
df certain other deed Of trust from Daniel e,vis md
Sarah Lewis his wife, 10 the undersged dated Decen
bef 20 1919 and recorded IN Book L. psg6s iia ana
i73 o. the eounty records o. Fairfield county, We Will
proceed On Hedaeslay he 22d day If May, 1850,
al the door Of the eourthouse IN lancaster TO oher
for sals the following described Rcsl Estaie and The
interest Of Dafiel Lewis IN the properly hereinafter
described.
Frst.-Pa,t Of Mot No 50, 10 fho toRn Of Rush
vile, FsiTiied county with thu appurenanees, and
de'cnhcd d follows beginning at tn Southeast cornCr
81 said ln-iot No. 3d. on tho Alley; thence West 9i
ed and inches to the Southeast corner the Dwe-
i,ng House, ncnre North through said Lot, so as TO
hclu the Warehouse or the North end thereof 10
al Aley running East add Wost thanCe East oS feet
sha iaehes to an Alleys thence Solt along said alley
10 TIE place of bcghinias
:. hecord.--ihe undivided interest of Daniel Lewis
- t,S loI 9l ground situate the Ohio Canal near
= 'S"H 70 % Nli rP9rt, and distinguished % part Of
i."t NO OO, "a Township no H. Range No IS In The
ie,ukee dsifet Fairfield connty containing q acres
~ Ip1ly PeIthfs on which 4 stpated valuable
warehouse and other improvements
3 Ihrd-One hundred and Ghv.,hree .rros and
tlrse perehes Of hn1, suats in the West half III snr
ilon 10. ~, Township 10, i3 Range No. II. Perry
county, Chic, excepting thercrom two small pieces
one conveyed by TlInau Lewis 10 said Daniel Lewis
y! ueei cslel November ~, 1857 The other convey
ed by said Titrnan Lewis to the Trustees Of the Ne.
thodt Episcopal Church, and both recorded in the
county records Of Perry county.
10 prevent sacrifice Of the above described pro.
perry, the same will be set up at a very low MINIMUM
an1 will be sold 10 the highest responsible bidder
Terms If Bale.--Oue.thifd of tho purchase money
III hand and the reside In twb equal ahdal payments
vita int, rest from the day Of sale,
J5IfH P1E5p R. "ii,GRh. MGHluaH. Trustees
april 3, 1850 dldwts4S
] liSOmerset Post please copy.
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VINO MEETING-- Suggestions Mon
day next is the day set apart tor meet
ing of The Wings Of Fairfield. We
hope to see full attendance and affair
representation from each township of the
county.
We suggest the appointment Of the
following committees:
A Central Committee Of Eve members;
An Advisory Committee consisting of
one member from each township Of the
county;
An Executive Committee consisting
Of one member from each School District
The Executive Committee to report
to the Advisory Committee, so that
each Of them may be fully posted up in
regard to the political affairs OF his town
ship.
These Committees should be appoint
ed without reference to lime--to serve as
long as they are willing to DO duty--or if
that is not advisable, until their success
ors are appointed. No one should ac-
cept the position unless he is willing to
work, in season and out of season.
This is the best plan we can think Of
We merely throw out the suggestion that
others may also think over the matter and
be able to give the results of their ex-
perience. We want an organization--
a thorough. complete, practical, efficient
organization--one that will enable us to
do our whole duty when the Wing votes
Of the county are wanted in a contest
where they willcount. 1t may fail, but
it twill not ifthere are one hundred Wings
inthe county who are willing to give an
occasional hour for the good Of the party.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
JULIAN & ULR1cK

NV OULD respectfully inform their customers and
w the public generally that they have just receive
ing at their old stand directly opposite the Tdlnadge
House very large and well selected stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, which they will sell either for
cash or country produce as cheap any house in Ohio
FoR THE LADIEs-They have large lot Of the
latest style Dress Goods such as silks, silk Tissues,
Bareges Embd muslins Linens, Lawns, Alpacas, De
Lanes Ginghams Calicos, &c.
They also have almost every grade and description
Of Bonnets, Ribbons Flowers, ,Shawls Parasos Gloves,
Netting, Laces and Hosiery.
FoR THE GENTLEMEN-Theyh have well selected
stock OF Cloths, Cassimeres Sattnetts Tweeds JEANS
Summer Wear, Vestings, Cravats, Boots, Shoes and
every kind of Hats.
Their stock of CIR R0CERIES. QUEENSWARE,
Salt, Cotton Yarn, Wicking and Batting is heavy and
of good quality.
If you want good bargains give them call, as their
stock is such as can't help but please and their prices
made to suit the times.
Lancaster April -. 1850 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12
OF THE LIyER.-wi

DISEASES OF THE LIVER.-When the
~ celebrated DR.. Rush declared that drunkenness
was disease, he enunciated truth which the expe.
rience and observation Of medical men is every day
confirming The unhappy, and too many apparently
insane excesses Of those who indulge in the use Of
spurious liquors, is thus accounted for The true
cause of their conduct which is taken for natuaton
is very frequently found in diseased state of the liver
No organ in the human system, when deranged, pro-
ddces more frghtful catalogue Of diseases And if
Instead Of applying remedies to the manifestations Of
disease, as is too often the case physicians would pre-
scribe with view to the original cause, we would
have fewer deaths from complaints which are the re-
suit of deranged state Of that organ Threefou
diseases enumerated under the head of consump-
ton, have their seat in diseased liver. (See DR..
Gums great work.)
Indigestion Stoppdge o the enSss, costirencSs, and
general trreguGrity in the action Of the boOels are
diseases originating in the same prolific cause, is
also that dreadful scotirge, DYSPEPSIA. Those who
are afflicted with any of the above enumerated dis
cases. may rest ared that the sources Of their ma.
ladies is in the iver and for its correction the best
remedy ever offered to the public is DR.. McLane's
celebrated Liver Pill, for the Of Hepas, or Liv-
er complaint
Sold wholesale and retail by G. G. Beck and M. z.
kreider, Lancaster; w. +. Breck & Co., Carroll; P.
IIane, Pleasantpie; J. woodward, Nero Salem; E. Kab
itushyiHe; Kreider Brother, Logan Hooking Courr.
ty, and by Y MERCHANTS @ and Druggists generally.
April 10, 1850. 2w49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12
Corporation Election.

7HE qualified electors, resident within the ncor-
4 Torstsd limits Of the town Of Lancaster are here;
by notified to assemble at the Town Hall on Monday
the 10Th day Of Aprt HeIt, and when met to proceed
according to law, to elect Nine Trustees and Mar
s'iG! for the ensuing year
Attaa same time and place, the householders and
resident iaxpsyers North Of main street ia said town.
viii ballot for Three Members If the hoard Of Edu.
ctiontwq for the full term Of three years. and one
for one year.
Atthe time and place, the qualified voters re-
siding South Of main steet in said town. will, pursu-
ant ~ notice given to the Town Council proceed to
ballot 70 bring sci part Of the town in under the pro-
visions Of the special School law enacted by the Gem
eral Assembly Of Ohio at the session Of 1878 essb
LISTING the Board OF Education aforesaid &C.
JOHN D. MARTIN, PresiieAt Tom Council.
march -, loJg. 3w4T
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12

CALRoRNiA--Lats InfelHgenee.-By
private letters received in this place from
California, more favorable intelligence
is gleaned Of the state of afFSi-s in that
country. The rainy season is over. the
mud is drying up and the miners are de-
parting for the diggings. Business Is
more prosperous and prices are firrnef as
general thing. During the rainy seas;
on. thoss who remained at the mines did
much better than was expected, making
fair living and little profit. The NOR
ais Of the city of San Francisco, it would
seem, are improving under the stringent
acts Of the Legislature, as we hear that
gambling decreases as legitimate call
ings impI owe. This however may be &C.
counted for by the departure of miners
and the scarcity of money.
The prospects of the coming season
are represented as favorable, and the mi
ners appear to be in high spirits. The
letters are written in more haste and with
a much better spirit than those received
few months ago. and if the writer's pre
not sadly deceived we may expect a
good account of them in the course Of
the comming summer. Several of those
from this place, were on the eve of de-
parting for Yuba river when the Steam
err left.
We have no further details of the in
telligence brought by the two Steamers
than what we have already published
The next few arrivals will be looked for
with more Interest. as they will most
likely bring intelligence Of the probable
success of mining operations during the
dry season.
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NnEPon1urr q rs anro1r

N8EPsrneFshiph heretofore exstins betygeen Ft,rr.
HonK z WTrER has bean mufualy Dissolved
l.. hinter having associated himself IN partnsrshir
wlth join iRAYBiLf4 begs leave to call tho attention
OF the putlic % the nsw fTn under the name or
Winter and Graybin.
Having removed their shop 10 Greone's Row oppait
e Tsllmsdge House, take this method of informinl
tue public thar they will now be hsnd 70 admns.a
10 III the old customers and he citizens geperaliy
and to those who are desiroug Of having work done /
neat wOTkInshlike and fashionable style narticula
attention will be given 70 the latest receipt If hon1
BY strict attention and close application to business
they hope 10 receive liberal share Of patronage, as
guIing those who will favor them with a call, that NJ
pains will be spared 10 suit the taste Of the most fast
dious ALI work in the branch Of tailoring making O
cutting warranted to please.
Shop up stairs next door TO smallcy's Hat Store.
WINTER & GRAYBILL.
Lancaster, April 70, 1850 a.
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