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r .OUDOUN LAND, or the best quality for ssle.
s@ I Il. .s %
sre Of all the hc, viii offer at public se, Wednesday,
june oth about ~ o'clock the prcmiscs LapgolIen, The
vern portion Of the county Of Londoun and the eastern
bass o the Blue Ridge, shout two and halt miles rom The
me fertile .sS s.. Uo,aa q
audit believed that arm in that eosny has been more
sssss ne %'pssss IN a sDps:oo he S system
OF farming under the direction 81 the vieant and
seeut Judgment Of It's steprcprietor, has brous this rm
%ens The seds are sS~sSiy arranged 9TH regard q he
appearance Of the whole farm, and the sdHpfou o. each psr
e se e. ss's: . and s s e s
All enclosed BY sone-feneing Of The bed sort
The dwelling s Of brick, roashssst large Ard son-
besdaI landscapes in Virginia. The garden and grounds
sroond the dwelling and asey arranged The
outhcuscs and farm building Of the mos subsnsi Kind
being built Of brick stove, and In good order. The posi-
ton this estate ms county very remarkable Ter It, health
fulness and beauty It's prcducves the sceess 10 market
pssfs and Ohio canal near Lsebus, and abe Coos. Creek
and shurehes make this one q the most attractive and
toushis season, in obble-snd wheat y scisnd
Wheat (bosh In over-seed sndhe other IN corn
The sther fields are all vsl-set IN grsss
complied With and The possssspn the hres zelda viii be
e ale ssTes ys Viii ). o. d.
whole purchase money, provided the purchaser secures The
oaehfrd upon rsient other e esssse Otherwise 70 the
whole annually The interest sommenee With The day Of
sale allure to pay NE interest will forfeit the credit
/ .e.o-.d. taxs. y POWELL, E1t Sstr
DRRUvlAN 0UANO- -Jns landed from the Charles
a. D. HaIIesk lot Of Peruvisa Gno, Of superior ssay,
.a:s We offer At "h's r !" ' Sgcr ss,sSS'''E
Produse and Commission Mer.hsnt.s
4 sp n-ecsdfcp Alexandria. Va.
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cs1 M REWARD.-Rsn away from the subscribcr, on
s1lOO the 18th inu,u negro m1nss bright mnlatio,
named Joha Moore. He had vhsn he cR home, tnrt
drsb sack His height 10 abcu, fest pehes mark
frecoectcd about his person. lie Is besrcyed sad has
bushy hair and large pair OF vhkers and musaehe. lie
Il supposed have with him good many eohes follow
deep blue cloak bound with velvet hst black and
white also deep surtout coat and too rs
psntaoons He supposed to have stolen grey horse
ersy of Mira saddle and bride solen the
sase and the suppostion 10 that he took both "A
vsr al $50 viii be given taken within the State and 500
If taken out Of the State and all reasonable charges paid
april so-6tep Y. Q. RANDOLPH.
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NJ. W. r sr csss.ss, 4 ~, Associate Priospsl.
YuNHE SUMMER SESSION Of this Institution commenee'
u The first Wednesday q May the Winter the first Wed
The Of instruction In each departmept-Enga'
Mathematical, and Clascsiis full and thorough Eloeuon
Vocal Music, and Lectures on Philosophy Chemistry w.
enter also into the course. ~
The Academy provided with boarding .h
the pupils from distance will hereafter be accommodated ~
where They viii be under the superntendcnee Of Mr. Ch
sTEn, one Of the PrincpsiG ,t4 -
TKnn; Per session o. ~ weeks. 500, without esu'
chsrKes-ose-haf payable W advance -.
Circulars be obtained BY addressing either o. the %
rAls, sMstthevs's store Howard District. Md"
Rxvnrrcrs Benjsmin SIslIcveI, Alexandria, VA bss
y. q. Smith, Washington, DC. Professor ~ g. Brooss
Bslsimerc Dr. n. G, Crirvcs near Cssabridgc, nc.
an iC--co2w N &f fh
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NsRUsTERs SALE or REAL EsTATE.-By vi
Of decree Of the High Court Of Chaheery paS
the 2Sh Of February 1880 the undersigped trustee VII
offer public sale IT Marshall Hall " the 25th Ju<
Il 70 O'clock ff fair IT. NOT the frat fair day ereae d
real Of Harriet r. Marshail minor, lying In Chaa
which there il free access and twelve from Alexandria Nd
contains, by reeeat survey, 772 II formerly
Of the Marshall Hall" The Improvements NJ
very good The soil IL veil adapted 10 the growth az
wheat and tobacco about onchsl 10 heavily tmbercd VII
the best white and red oak Persons disposed purchase
requested to examine the property before the day Of sale
Tor that purpose will call Mr. w. H. Clsge at Marshal
Hail. Who Will shov the land with pleasure Persons fou
distance reach Marshall Hall daily by steamboat
Terms Of sale prescribed BY the decree oae-cuh
the purchase money 20 be paid IN cash the day Of SALE
the final ratification thereof and the resdue in three es
annual psament bonds and security, bearing neres
from The day Of sale. The trustee has power the Dc
to vary the terms Of SALE III il deemed advantageous
At the same time and place, and also under deer
from The High Court Of Chanecry will be sold the real
OF George r. III. Marshal minor This estate lies also
Charles county. Immediately the river has
OF mile Of beach, and u also twelve miles from Alcssnd
This also part Of the Mahsl Hall" estate and
taius BY recent survey, 7ss The Improvements
ed 10 the growth OF corn. wheat tobacco and melon. Or
third Of this nd IN good timber, suitable for ship bu
Persons disposed view the land will please call
n. Chgett, who will show II With pleasure Persons
reach there daily by steamboat n
Terms Of sale, prescribed by thc decree One-fouA
the purchase money 20 be paid IN essh the day of
the aai ratification thereof and the residue In tkree
from day Of sale. The trustee has power under the decree
vary the terms Of sale, if i = deemed sdvaussgeeus
n ~ tsts -. THOs- MARSHALL, Trustee
ap as-wtds (PotTohaccoTimes)
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Plate iron estimated to weigh about

Bar iron for camboose estimated to weigh about 30 400
The plate iron must be of the best quality OF American
rolled iron, free from blsters hoows Other defects cut
correct the given ssss, and kept srash from the shears
The bar iron be Of the bsst quality Amscsn relied iron,
with square ge and cut 10 the sxac lengths without se
o. ~ ends, except the bars marked the schedules
which be hammered iron. Schedules Of the sss Of
each class Of cambooses win be Furnished the contsct Also
the following round iron, viz u sat11
1000 pounds inch round iron h
5000 do \ do do ae' = Y - 81
336 do 4 do do ! ,1d
224 do 4 do do liliEsi e 6&
Glass No. Pig IRON.
90 tons No best American gray pig iron, per ton Of
iab 1870 he.
Class No. 3-HardyGre, &C. ~
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THE HEIRS OF CLEMENr WOOD.-CiEM'
IL ENT WOOD, native Of the city Of Lincoln, IN Eag'
land, and only Of Margaret and Cary Wood cf the Paris
81 ST. Michael IN that city, emig7ted the then Brius
soloaies IN Nossh Amerc>, about the year LISA Il is 70
knovnso what part Of the sid colonies he emgted nor b.
he been heard a. s;nss he eh EnclsDd Should he any
hs descendants be residing 10 The United Ststes be
theJ BY applying 10 WiLIrA~ d. WINS, Exq. Atorny
Law, &o, Of the city Of Washington, to Mr.. PIHf
THoxrsos, Of No. 8. Rank Chambers Iothbury, London
win hear something very much q his their advantage
An ancestor Of the aid Clement Wood named Beuc
Wood this family name, and very likely 10 be con
tinued among the descendants Of the aid Clement WOOD
Isaac and Margaret also which frequently oceg
the ssid family. t
All letters % London mast Be post raid to England.
aprii ff-ftdkefw
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VALJAaLE E4KN u TaEvxLLEY or via|

WOODBURY., the farm which he now resdes situated in ii
conaty Of Frederick five miles north OF Wnchester and m
iles Of Stephcnsons depot the Wncheskr and P
tomac Railroad The farm contains about AIS Of %
stone land, well wooded and watsred large and never-l
ing spring rises in the gard 81 the foot Of tina hill which
housc stuzted The improvements consist Of stone
stories high, plasered and containing
rooms and kitchen overseers house, servan house. ay
barn and ssAbles dairy and other necessary buildings
The land 10 fertile Market and well adapted
Erain-groung and ri ssg THE seiEborbood in which lie
surpassed ~ any osh<r Cor heaihness Further ior
nation can be obase by visiting the snbserber the pre-
mar 2o-ia~6w J. G. GRAY.
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.p as-v,d. (PortToSsssoTimesj

To the Unknown Heirs Of Paul Leafhers, deceased
DY order Of the Sect Crcnt Court the undersigned
I'D directed 20 advertise for the unknown heirs Of Paul
feathers, dccessed, who native of Culpcper county
Virginia. and Who ded utest.ss in Scott county, Kentucky
and their descensnss hs only hers u Law and
tributes Of his estate ~ whom reside N e States
North Csrona, South Carolina, and Tennessee is sup
posed.
This 10 therefore 20 notify Gid heirs 40 appear fcrhvaA
before the Master Commisoner Of the Scott Circuit Court
~ 6ccsrewn kcntusky and make proof Of their herhF
and claims 20 said estate which Il esimsfcd Ge'
thousspd dollars. p. THOMPSON.
sprii 26-H III Master Commissions
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-03

IL virtue of certain deeds q trust from n.hi.l
eorle5 ~ w. dated, p.eember 10, 1870 an, re
M nj n.s. ~ ~ ~ N falhed sbuniy, Rscosd sRuak,
40 Of ~, 'ne oter " Book pages fi and
Of certain N.Y. lseo'as T o resty eeup!y and ai1o
yar,h Iis ~ s, usea y rus nom Daniel LAWS and
ber 81 issq nj " w d-lci neern
las OF tbe cn,,ntv ~ npoe n pages lI2And
proceed an Wc5sssS,,, . sS.,slu a., % county We viii
Il The door ~ tha so,,. L.. ~ icy ~ hag lena
far s.Ia ths ~ 4 aLanesstef 70 oder
daser slfss p Daniel Lewis III tho property herenaef
FrSr "p,,+ ofI,Io,N. an -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-03
April 10, 1850
OF THE LIyER.-Wben NM

DISEASES OF THE LIVER.-When the
IL celebrated DR.. Rush declared that drunkenness
was disease, he enunciated truth which the expe-
rence aud 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 natuaon,
Is very frequently found in diseased state ofthe liver.
No organ in the human system, when deranged, pro-
duces more frightful catalogue Of diseases. And it.
instead Of applying remedies to the manifestations Of
disease is too often the case ply 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 Three-fourhs
ofhe diseases enumerated under the head of consump
ton, have their seat in diseased liver. (See DR..
Gums great worlI.)
Indigestion, Stoppage Gte menseS cOstireness, and
general irreguLariy In the action Of the b0celS are
diseases originating in the prolific cause, as is
also that dreadful scourge, DYSPEPSIA. Those who
are afflicted with any Of the above enumerated dis
cases. may rest arrured that the sources OF their
ladies' is in the iver and for its correction, the best
remedy ever offered to the public, is DIR. McLanes
celebrated Liver Pill, for the cure Of Hepatis or Liv
or complaint.
Sold wholesale and retail by G. G. Beck and NJ. z,
Kreider Lancaster; w. +. Breck Co., Carroll; P.
Hane, PleGsuntpiHc J.WoOdyard NciO Salem; L. Kalb
RuShriHe! Kreidar & Brother, Logan, Hooking Coun-
ty and by Merchants and Druggists generally
April i2 1850. 2w49
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CONGRESSIONAL.
By Telegraph for @e Daily Laueastcr oqseit.
WAsHIsoros. April 40,

WAsHIH0TOH, April 80.
SEEArE.-Mr. Seward presented numerous an.
ti'Sayery petitions. Mr. Foote presented the
credentials OF the Hon. Jefferson Davis of Missis.
sippi
Alter the transaction Of a considerable amount
Of morning business. Mr.. Hunter from the Finance
Committee reported a bin in relation to the U.
s. Mint the object Of which is to facilitate tho
coinage of bullion, which was by unanimous con-
sent taken up for consideration. An amedment
reported from Committee making provisio for
exchange Of coin in any required amount for sl
bullion which may be presented at the Mint was
adopted and the bill passed
The Senate then resumed the consideration Of
the unfinished business of yesterday, being the
bill granting lands to MD In the construction OF a
railroad. The debate was continued until four
O'Clock when the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-The Speaker announced the follow
ng committee to investigate the delays aud abuses
of the public prinlin5:-Messrs Wentworth.
Ashmun Green Matterson, Holiday, Thompson
of Ky, Carr, Chander and Cabell.
n IesplutlOh was uuOptcu W SlOsO uOpdtS WI
the Census bill on tomorrow.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the Census bill.
Mr.. Sibly gave notice OF ad amendment provid.
ing for taking the Census OF the Indian tribes.
Mr.. johnson, OF Arkansas, informed him that
the Indian Bureau had already nude provision
for that object.
Mr. sibly was aware IF that. but provision in
the Census bill would be- more effective.
Messrs. Wilson and Colcock opposed the oh.
taning of any other information than the enumer
alton Ofthe inhabitants.
After considerable debate on the Census bill,
Mr.. Stevens obtained the floor aud the Committee
arose.
Mr.. Meade asked leave to offer resolution ia.
Structng the cOmmitte on printing to inquire n-
TO the expediency Of establishing good printing
Office. Objected 10.
The agricultural portion of the Patent OHico
report was received and referred to Committee
on Patents.
The House adjourned.
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New Advertisements.

We forgot last week to call tho atten.
tion of our readers to the very pretty as.
sortment of Ready Made Clothing of Mr.,
Springer and Trout. They are clever fel
lows and worthy ofpatronage. Besides
they are good Tailors.
This week the reader will notice anolh.
er New advertisement in the same line
Simon & Co. have on hand an excellent
and cheap assortment and from all &C.
counts Frank knows how to sell them.
WIN. c. EMBrCu has added to his stock
a lot of Cincinnati manufacture and is
determined to keep pace with the times
both in quality and cheapness. See ad.
ver;isement-call and you will find a
very pretty stock.
CI.Y and EtERsoLt is on hand again
with choice lot of Family Groceries,
You will find their articles of the best
kinds and as cheap as can be had any.
where.
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IRON, COAL. &C.

AhO4't OO1Lt 9C.
TNllE subseribers will offer at public sale on the
l. 9jth Of June next, al the town OF Nclsonyille
Athens county, Ohio,
20J lots in the new town Of Camden
lUO out lots Of from one to FIVE acres each.
81 Coal Lots Of from three TO ten acres each on
DORIS Run Railroad
2OOO acres Of good farming Land II will be divid-
ed Into 10 TO 40 lots TO suit purchasers the Saw
ilg Timber to be reserved.
improved Farms, from 50 10 i66 acres each
Houses and Lots in the town Of Nelsouville
l do in Logan
2 do in Lancaster.
800 acres Of good Farming Land in Hamilton cotn.
ty, Oxton tract Stale Of New York
The above named town OF Camden is laid ont In the
pleasant valley Of Monday creek three miles north
oi Nelsonyille, twenty miles south Of Somerset and
on the line Of a contemplated Railroad from Newark 70
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 eoitin-
ues for 10 miles level, and the Coal vein Is from
TO % feet thick and Of good quality There vein
OF Iron Ore from TO IL inches thick Limestone "a
feet thick Clays from to 10 feet thick Also Ah,m
Copperas, Sulphur, Saltpetre and Common Salt Or
Heavy Timber Poplar, Oak, Ash Cherry, Sugar Beach,
Walnut, &c.
There will be some 40 new houses a large steam saw
mill, Touring mills 'annery, &C.. erected and put in
operation the present season at Camden For further
particulars. direct TO "S"mers & Hayden Nelsonyille
Athens county, Ohio J. +. SUMERS L CO
| WANTED from % to 30 Miners by Soners & HaV.
dem at their Coal Banks near Nelsohyille JFs&Co.
march 7-1wd&wts44.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-03
The Telegraph Line in 0peat ion,
And Goods selling cheaper than ever!
LITTLE g. DREsBACH'S
LITTLE g.

HAVE opened their full supply Of rich SPRING
HI AND SUMNER GOODS embracing much the
largest and most varied Stock ever offered in Lancas-
ter-consisting in part as follows:
LADIES' DREss GooDs.--A splendid Stock Of Broche:
Printed and Plain Bereges, Tissues Grenadines, and
various new textures; with long unpronouncabIe
names; White Emb'd and Jacquard musins; neat and
low priced DRESS GOODS for misses and children.
Rich painted and plaid De Lanes Lawns & Organdies;
large assortment OF GinghaIns and Gingham Lawns;
Calicos, Chintz's; plain and fg'd Red Oil CALlCOS;
large stock of Cacos for patch work; A Red Oil Cur
tain muslin large assortment Of plain and gd Alpa-
cas-, new style Black Bombazine plain and fix Dress
Silks English and Italian Grapes Grape Lsses; Love
Wells and Handkerchefs
LARGE STocK OF MEN AND BOYS WEAR.-French
German and English CLOTHS and CASSIAIERES;
large assortment of Vestings new STYLE; Sattinetts
Tw5eds, Jeans, and new style Summer Goods; plain
white Linen Drls plain and fancy colored Linen Coat
ings for men and Boys wear, and UCriety Of NeiD
Style Goods that cdat be named. Come and see for
yourselves.
SILK AND Fancy GooDs.-Large stock Of Bonnet,
Cap and mantua Ribbons Black Velvet do; silk and
Cotton Frngcs, Jaconet Swiss and Bobinet aces Edg
ings and Insertngs Linen Laces and Bobbin Edgngs;
French workd Collars; Linen Cambria HandRefchiels:
Linen Lawns; Working Braid and Coronation Cord fine
assortment Cotton Nets for Capes and Caps, Silk Nets
and lllusonsj White corded Goods for Bonnets plain
and bard Jscconet plain and figured Swiss mill and
Book muslns Victoria Lawns; Ladies' black Nett and
DndHls. Nnh tlallukeICnlels, 1OlHLsi &C.
HosIERY, GLOVES, CRAvATs, &C,--A large stock of
Ladies' and Gentleman's Kid, Silk Lisle Thread and
Cotton Gloves; assortment of misses and children do
white and black file mitts and Gloves; Ladies and
Gentleman's Hose; miss and children's do; Gentle
mans new style Cravats and Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Suspenders, Sc &c.
IRISH LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GooDs.-Brown
and bleached Shirting and Sheetings Pillow Casing
Bosom Linens Linen and Cotton Table Diaper and Ia
Bile Covers; Damask, Bird-Eye and Crash Toweling
Curtain musins; Furniture cheeks Blankets Flannels
Baizes, Sc.
| OS-HAND-A large assortment of BOOTS, SHOES
Bonnets, Leghorn, China. Pearl. Straw and Palm Lea
Hats; Cotton Yarn, Carpet and Coverlet do: Candle
Wicking and Batting GROCERIES, GLASS dnt
QUEENSW,ARE; and in fact every thing usually
kept in our line of business Families and individual
about to purchasing their spring and summer supplies
respectfully invited to call and examine our stocl
and prices. They will find it is our policy to sci
only such Goods and at prices that will make and
tain customers, and secure to true and warm friends
| GEORGE II. LITTLE.
CHARLES DRESBACH,
SAMUEL d. DRESBACH.
Lancaster, April 10, 1850 49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-03
Windsor q Fancy Chair Making
Very Valuable and Desirable
WILLIS Il LANDS for SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE the MILLS and LANDS. Joint.
L ly owned by my deceased brother and myself
They are situsted on Clearcreek, nine miles from
Lancaster and FIVE from the Canal.
The Grist Mill runs two pair Of French Burrs and
one pair OF Country Stones. The machinery ofbolts
elevator, hoPPerboy, &c, are in good order. The
Saw Mil is also in good repairthe power ample for
both Mills nearly the whole year, and always enough
for the Grist Mill.
Attached to these Mills. are 80 Acres Of Land
partly bottom, and plenty oi good timber. We will
divide the land ii required The situation is unsur-
passed for health.
The terms will be made liberal The title is indis.
putable, reference 10 which can be made to Messrs
HUNTER GARAeHTY. Apply toJacob BErstler or
the premises or to me in Lancaster, Ohio.
GEORGE w. BGRSTLER.
Lancaster, February q, 1850. 3m42
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-03

6-ThE Joys OF C0SvALEscEScE.- There are few sensa
tons known to The human heart more Hive with sweet
10Y and peaceful happiness than lhe consciousness Of re
turning health When sickness for months and has
pressed the spirit down-when pain and anguish have fI
led to tile hrim the cup of dispar how joyful to feel th
in the gIadsome flow of heaIthl
Such often are the household joys throughout the length
and breadth ofour land where the pale aud ghusrly Con
snmpIive has been changed one blooming picture al
hea by the timely use of that excellent and long tried
remedy. DR.. Wislar's Busam of Vild Cherry.
aJ-See advertisement.
65~From the universal success ofH C. Fauel's Ara
han Linlment in curing lame hacks rhenaam diseased
j'nls, white swellinrs contracted cords pazy. &c w,
have no doubt but II will rapidly lay all other remedies OF
the shelf as there Is earthly doubt but the creates
remedy The world ever knew, 1t is equally effective tt
ho'h man and beast, and should by all means be Kent #
every house in town end country
See Advertisement.
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Markets, Murder, Riots. &c.

PHILADELPHIA, April 80.
FLoUR-Standard brands $5:95.
RYE FLOUR $2:874
CoHHMEAL has advanced l2Ic per bbl
CoRN-60c Tor yellow.
Whskey is firm at CSC in bbls. "a in hhds
The morning papers of to-day are nearly filled
with particulars OF crimes, from the beginning
to the end of the catalogue
Among the crimes which on Saturday disgraced
Philadelphia, were those of murder, assassina.
ton, stabbing, shooting riot, robbing arson, burg
larry, &c.
The scene at the Police office was a fit subject
for moralist. The Office was iammed, and eve.
ry avenue leading to it so thronged, that access
was out OF the question. The main attraction
was the youthful prisoners, made by the SlieriH
aud his posse yesterday in their descent upon
the gangs OF boys who have disgraced the South
ern part of the city by their riots
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-03
RE HIOYAL.

TOHN C. FLOOD has removed his Shop to the
sD house nearly opposite he residence Of Mr. P.'
Bope on Broad street. North ofthe court house; where
he will continue the business, Of BlacksmIthing;
h ali rs various branches. He Is prepared to Iron
and repair Wagons, Buggies, PlonghS, &c.
Bptey Springs made and repaired to order, togeth-
er with all other kinds Of work done by Blacksmiths.
Horse Shooting. attention paid to this
branch of the business.
All his work will be done in good tDorkmanlte man
ner and cheap for cash or good trade.
Thankful for past fayorsi he hopes by strict atten
tion to business in his new place to continue to merit
a good share Of public patronage.
Lancaster, April TO- 1850 50d
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California Cold ---Greal Discovery
MORE GOLD COMING TO LANCASTER!
GEORGE i. WYCIrM.

HAVING commenced business for himself at the
Ill Old Stand formerly occupied by nEERY wy
GUM, in the Tdllmadge Block. He would say to his
old friends and the public, that he is now receiving,
in addition to the former Stock general assortment OF
Choice Family Groceries, which he is deter.
mined to sell as low any other establishment in the
county, and will endeavor to render every accommo-
dation to his friends in the county. There being a
large Yard and convenient Shed in the rear Of the
building which is much better for the Farmers to take
care OF their horscs instead of exposing them to eve-
ry noise in the streets.
Also, he intends carrying on the BAKING Business.
And special pains will be taken to make every GUS
toner OF the establishment feel that he is in agreeable
quarters And will say, to close this advertisement,
that he has the best TEA cleanest COFFEE sueeteSi
SUGAR, thickest MoLASSES and shGrpest PEPPER
In town.
Lancaster, April %, 1850 81