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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
FAIRFIELD FACTORY,
n2BA CARrNNT T7sR,

* - "a IA " ~ ~ Z = ~ = - Il,
ID ESPECTFUI.LY informs the public that he has
~ lated in business with himself ROBERT
and GEORGE LOWRY. Hshas also added to his Es-
tabshment the most improved machinery, which will
enable them to manufacture Cloth, Kerseys, Fannels
Kersemere, Satinet; Tweed and Blankets in the best
style and at the shortest notice. /.
Common Wool will he manufactured into Cloth for
forty cents yer yard
Three quarters bloodedmerin and upward, super.
fine finish, go cents per yard
Sattinet 40 cents per yard Blankets sat $3.50 per
pair. Flannels, &c., in proportion.
Every body is aware that fine cloth Is more yalua
bic than coarse, and that the difference in the price
depends more the labor bestowed than the cost of
the material. The difference therefore, in the
price of manufacturing fine and coarse wool will be ex
planned by the finish which, will not be inferior to
Eastern Goods.
Wool 0arding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning,
Will be done in the best manner, at customary prices
In as much the expenses of the business are heavy
and Prohts light prompt payment will necessarily be
required for all orders in their business.
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted-for which Goods
will be given in exchange.
May n, 1850 q
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Read! Reflect! Judge wisely!

TNHERE is no attempt to deceive the community in
l. regard to the qualities Of this MEDICINE II is
not designed to cure every thing but for coughs and
all complaints affecting the Lungs and Chest that it
sPossible for any compound of medicines to Guar,
success than tho above Every family who will keep
1t and it in all ordinary colds, and when the Cough
commences, need seldom be troubled any length Of
time with it it affords almost immediate relief and
great saving of expehse and many times life by 40
doing See Eastman Medical Directory for particulars
Sold by GEORGE G. BECK, Lancaster,
And regularly appointed Agents throught the coun-
try. ALI orders must be addressed to.
EASTMAN & RIGELoW, Zanesville, Ohio.
April 26, 1850. 81
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rYUur friend Steward has lately
turned his attention to constructing bal.
LIONS, On Monday evening last quite a
crowd Of men. women and children
assembled on the side. walks and
street before his residence to witness the
going up" ofone of considerable dimen'
sions: but they were much disappointed
Tho animal had too much the nature oi
the Lime Kiln manifestation about it.
It wouldn't go; and after Aoundering a.
bout for n moment or two il took fire aud
burnt up and was no more--a befiltiug
type, certainly, Of his present standing a.
mong the Monday Creek Democracy. y
Tho concern we are told was made o
OHIO StatSsmaas. and il has been suggest
ed 10 US as rather novel idea to attempt
to make that paper fly beavenwards-
Somerset Post.
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The Great Hardware Et6fo,
SOs @@s
SIGN OF THE PADDOCK GNB MTL,SLW.

John EFFNGER, THOMAS H WHITE and
- WILLIAM LATTA, under the name and hrm
HFFEN9ER. WHITE & LATrA;
HAys purchased IRON JOHN Q. WEAVER A co.
t1Sf entire interest IN the Hardware business And in
addition 70 their present large and well assorted sock
are now ordering from the manufacturers purchssinS
In the Eastern cities, and have II In their var ~ ~
Ter to the Farmers, Merehdnts aud Mechanics Of FaIr.
held and adpiRinss eonRteS one Of the largest most
opened in this county consisting Of every variety Of
ENGLISH & AMERICAN HARDwARE
Cutlery, Saddlery, Carriage Trimmings, Shoem,Far,s
Findings, Mechanics Tools, Iron Nails' Tin Co..
link, Window Sash, Tubs, Churns, Sc
We do not expect nor want TO monouoIizA tha srrr:
but with our facilities for purchasing Goods snd Nv
ing our attention exclusively TO our "a,
ing IN constet communication with otr custornar, ~,
will learn their wants and supply them, any psins IN
the markets of this or any other country wifi enaba
to do so; and at prices low fnot lower thar anv
other establishment In this part Of the country,
We would particularly invite the attention Il Co,n
try Merchants, Soldiers and Dealers n Hnrd,nars
to assortment it is our intention to keep com.
stantly on hand large variety Of Hardpare, CItIe
~ and Sdddery, to sell exclusively bv the PAoKAa1
And with the large cash capital that we have ivested
in the business and making purchases excSiyelv
irom MASUTAcTURERsa n and IMPORTERS we will haye
1t In our power to WHoLrsAIE every description Of
Hardware upon as accommodating terms and At as low
rates as any establishment in Ohio. We know that
we make il TO the interest ofevery man that Is IN
the habit of purchasing his Hardware In Cincinnati or
Columbus, ordering it from Baltimore PhiladeipbS
or New York TO purchase exclusively from US
We hope the good friends and customera of Mr.
Weaver will all Of them extend their pao 10 the
new firm and continue to deal with us EyePy efforI
will be made to make the new quarters as agreeable
as the old and to increase the stock and trade Of the
house. EFFINGER, WHITE & LATTA.
LANCASTER march 20, 1850 A
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tbs BANK or ENaLAND.-An Ameri-
can correspondent. writing frOm London.

DAM ~~---~"-
can correspondent. writing frOm London,
says;
Ihsve had access to the interior Of
the Bank of England. and seen how
dumb iron rods. connected with shaft
turned by steam power, tell how many
bank nOtes are sti ucK of in the room a.
bove; how box Of paper will not come
out from its place, itself put there by ma.
Iehinery.till a similar box ofuotesis brought
back to be- deposited there, and in turn
Ia be renewed by mechan f'Tcs; and
how light unworthy coins, as'ifconscious
of their sins, will tremble moment on
the balance. which tnuis moved by steam
and then leap of in an opposite direction
from the good ones aud how the blind a
eencies Of the brute matter are elsewhere
furnished with eyes to guard the treas
ures If tho establishment. In sUftie in
stauces three men must move in compan.
with their different keys. and thus keel
mutual watch of each other. or else thes'
treasures cannot he reached. The ar
range emenls throughout are femarkabl,
exact aud complete. There are 900 per
: SINS employed in aud about the hank
One room contained only f30, ,0G0. .00
worth Ut propery, aud what might be de
Imsiied in the vaults above, | cannnt say
The building occupies All area Of Sigh
acres. II has clock that indicates tn
time on sixteen dials placed iu as man
different offices. aud striking both tn
: hours aud the quarters.
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The Telegraph Line in 0peatiOn,
And Goods selling cheaper than ever!
LITTLE II DRESBAC H'S


LITTLE " DRESBACH'S
HAVE opened their full supply of rich SPRING
III AND SUMMER GOODS embracing much the
largest and most varied Stock offered Ia Lancas-
ter--consisting in part as follows
LADIES' DREss GooDs.--A splendid Stock Of Broche
Printed and Plain Beregss, Tissues Grenadines, and
various new textures, with long unpronomcable
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 Ginghams and Ginghan Lawns;
| Calicos Chintzs; plain and fgd Red OIL CALlCOS;
large stock OF Calicos for patch works ~ Red Oil Cur
tain muslin; arge assortment Of plain and fgd Alpa-
cas- new style; Black Bombazine; plain and 6gd Dress
Silks; English and Italian Grapes, Grape Lisses Love
| Wells and Handkerchiefs.
LARGE STooK OF MEN AND BOYS WEAR.-French,
German and English CL Otis and CASSINER ES;
large assortment of Vestings new style; Satnetts,
| Twseds Jeans and new styie Summer Goods; plain
white Linen Drills plain and6ncy colored Linen Coat
ings for men and Boys wear, aud variety Of NetU
Style Goods that can't be named, Come and see for
| yourselves. tf,.
SILK AND FANCY GooDs,--LArge stock Of Bonne
Cap and mantua Ribbons; Black Velvet do; silk and
Cotton Ernges Jaconet Swiss and Bobinet Laces, Edg.
ngs and Insorngsi Linen Laces and Bobbin Edgings;
French workd Collars Linen Cambria Handkerchief;
Linen Lawns; Working Braid and Coronation Cord; fine
assortment Cotton Nets for Capes and Caps, Silk Nets
/ and Illusions White corded Goods for Bonnats; plain
Book musins; Victoria Lawns Ladies black Nett ant
SUMMER Shawls, Silk Handkerchiefs, Points, &c.
! IlosIERY, CLOVES, CRAvArs, 40 "A large stock o
Ladies' and Gentleman's Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread anC
Cotton Gloves, assortment OF misses and children do
white and black fllet ntts and Gloves; Ladies' nnl
Gentleman's Hose; miss and ohildrens dol Gentle
mans new style Cravats and Pocket Handkerchief
SuSpenders, SC. SC.
IRrsH LINENS AND HouSEKEEPrSo GooDs Brown
and bleached Shifting and Sheetings Pillow Casing
Bosom Linens; Linen and Cotton Table Diaper and Ia
bio Covers; Damask, BirdEye and Crash Towelng
Curtain musins Furniture checks; Blankets Flannes
Baizes, sc.
4 OK HASD-AlArge 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 an,
QUEENS iYARES and in fact every thing usual!
kept in our line OF business Families and Individual
about to purchasing their spring and summer supplies
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine our stool
and prices. they will find II Is our policy TO sci
only such Goods and at prices that will make and re
tain cnstomefs and secure to us true and warm friends
GEORGE II, LITTLE,
CHARLES DRESBACH,
SAMUEL D. DRESBACH.
], Lancaster, April 70, 1850 %,
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BOOts, Shoes, Leather and
, Findings.

TIME undersigned have commenced receiving theiI
i Spring and Summer stock Of Goods, which con-
sist in part Of the following articles
Ladies' Black, Bronze, High & Low Bushins & Caters
Fine Kid Slippers and Ties.
Misses Back, Bronze cold Buskins and Slippers
Childrens Black, Bronze 4 cold Shoes and Caters
Mems Calf and Morocco Boots
Z" Buskn and Cashmere Caters, on hands and
made to order;
Kip monroes for $l,00 I"
Boys coarse Boots from 81 80 TO $l,76
ALI kinds Of Findings, such as Kit Thread, Pegs
Boot Webbing, Boot and Brogan Laces;
They have also hand, first rate article Of Span
iah Sole Leather, morocco, Innings and Bindings;
Also, continue TO manuiaturc and have on hand q
splendid assortment Of their own work, which is
well known as toneed no other Recommendation
Their thanks are returned TO the many friends who
have hitherto extended TO them liberal patronage
Tho public generally and the Ladies' in particular
are invited to call and examine their stock before pur
chasing elsewhere WORK, SON & WORK.
Lancaster, march %, 1850 N
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FACTS FoR THE PEo E!
RElNMUND, SON & BECK,

REl lNMUND, SUN & BECh,
A their Old Stand on main street, are just receiv
N ing theirl
Spring and SNVnnrHT G'Hds,
From the Eastern Cities consisting in part of the
following
Blue, Black and Brown CLOTHS; CASSIMERES
and SATTINETS. Also variety Of st yes and colors
of Spmmcr Cloths general assortment Of Spring
and Summer Dress Goods. Bonnets, Leghorn and
Palm Leaf HATS, Ladies' Slippers Walking Shoes &
Hardware, QuceDswars nmd Groceries.
The citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine our Splendid
Stock Of Goods As for prices we cannot be beat as
our entire stock purchased for Cash. consequent
ly we are enabled to sell at pery loiu prceSwthout
making great blow in the newspapers.
Come one, come all and will satisfy you Of these
facts. REINMUND, SON u BECK.
N B. PRODUCE of all kinds taken in exchange fol
Goods.
Lancaster, march 90, 1850. 2m47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

ONE WAY To TELL IT.-The advocates
nf paper money consist Of two classeS--
the first. politicians snd lawyers, who are
DIRECTLY in the PAY ofths BANK
ERS; and the second. class who are al
ignorant Of the first principles Of human
rights and of Political ecouomy, as they
are nftheir own interests. KNAVERY
and IGNORANCE are the arch ENE'
MES Of the constitutional currency
Conquer these enemies. and the. strife
between the Banks and the People viii
soon be brought to a cIose.- -Amer'caN
Union.
Iflhe editor ofthe UaiOa is honest, we
imagine that there is "ue .JoOI at least
aRoug the hard money men.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

CONVENTIONAL GosSIP. - About half
the Locofoco papers in the State. have
been laboring, 'iueU the adjournment ol
the Conventions, to prove lha, tho Whig.
were the cause Of this event Thot i,
acknowledging tha. the Wing member,
had tho shre wdnsSs In enlice away owe,
twenty ignnrsnt LocoEocos. What
compliment TO tho Intelligence Of tn,
mstriiyl Are such men fl to mako
constitution
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

CROSSING TnE ATLANTIC.-Cupt Elm.
mons, the veteran chief steward of the
royal mail seamIhips, sailed from Bos.
ton in the Asia, on Wednesday, on his
one hundred and sixty.eighlh voyage
across the Atlantic ocean, within the
twelve years last past. Allowing the dis
tance across to be 5000 miles. he has
sailed, within tho period named, over
100000 miles, averaging Que trip each
twenty six days.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

SPRNoFrELD. Of the mast invi
ting aud AouFishing cities in central Ohio
Is Springfield Il is built up with Yam
kse lasts aud enterprise, aud nSw has a
population Of 5,l0i; aud shows an IN.
crease Of 1000 within the past yesr--or
since the completion of the railroad
through tho city C2eoeidad Herald.
~ That looks a little like going ahead,
and what is remarkable the railroad
!. !. z goes throOgb the growing city.
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German ROOLs.

TIME undersigned has, in addition to general as
i sortment of English Books and Stationery, a sup
ply Of GeripaH Books and Stationery-con In
part as follows
Arnt's True Christianity.
Bucks Theological Dictionary;
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress ".f 'a
Elijah the Tishbite, The Wandering Soul,
Hymn Books and Catachisms
Large Family Bibles small Bibles and Tostanepts,,
Dictionaries, Grammars, Spoilers and Primers,
Horse Farrier Books. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, March 8, 1885, "A
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4 Co.PARTNERSHIP.--GILBERr DEvoL
INGSTON have entered into co.partnership in the
Foundry and Machine Business, under the
firm. name of @. DEV0L CO., and will carry on the
business in all It's various branches
Thankful fur the past favors bestowed upon the es-
tablishment, they hope to receive liberal share o
public patronage in future,
The old business will be settled up by GILBERT De-
VOL at the Foundry, where il is hoped all indebted will
make an early cali, q. DEV0L.
], KURTZMAN,
A, C. LIVINGSTON,
Lancaster, April is, 1850 anil
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The lRlsm HARVEST. The reports al
Dublin this rnorniug July 27Ih) embrace
returns from nearly every county in the
kingdom, and are, with scarcely an ex'
ccption, highly favorable. 1t is not do
MED that the potatoe blight has shown
itselfn those localities where previous
advices had affirmed its existence bul
the extent of failure, ii is now believed
will be inconsiderahle.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

CALIFORNIA BnL.-Tho following il
the vote upon the California bill. The
yeas and nays were no, transmitted b.
tslegfaphi
-Messts. Baldwin. Bell. Benton
bradbury, Bright Cass. Chase, cooPer
Davis Of Mass, Dickinson. Dodge, o
Wis, ,Dodgeof Iowa. Douglass, Ewing
FeIcE, Greene. Hale. Hamlin, H"ustau
Jones, Miller, Norris, Phelps, Seward
Shields, Smith, Spruance, Sturgeon, Un
dsrwood. Uphsm. Wales, Walker, Win
throp, Whitcomb-34.
Nays-Messrs. Atchisnn, Barnwoll
Berrien. Butler, Clemens, Davis Of Miss.
Dawson. Foote. Hunter, King Morton
Pratt, Rusk, Sebastian, SouIe. Tu:ney
YuIee-lS.
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Price Reduced
VAUGHNS
LITHCNTRIPTIC MIXTURE |
LARGE RottIes only one Dollar.


- p...a. .v.,...s.
Ihs r'Opns'0, " ;, ,.ano.d ~ N.
VEsErALs - - 49,, ,hron,hon, N. IJui,.A
urgent so"S,'.uV S.SH ~. -o.
s"S' @-N
NsuuVou '"'
Of MS popular anu - ~, -1 ,Ok;. on.,,
hsnesiooh' he "" Pu' ~ Wv VIZ -' 0-''
ooules'-u's s'aA P'SS
ONE DO Lii H.
~ nuc NAV ,, ,s,ured tia, the character Of tns Medi
,;n. ia strength and curative properties WILL REMAIN
Uucu.sorp and the same care will be bestowed in pro
o,y;rr h =. heretofore.
As th medons under its reduced pnee, will be purchased
BY those who have not hitherto made Themselves acquamed
with its virtues the proprietor wond beg to Intimate that his
article not to be cased with the va' amount OF Remedies
of the day. claims for itself greater healing poOer N
al diseases, aa any other preparation before The
SOd and has sustained itself Tor eight years by It's superior
medical virtues, and until this reduction, commanded doune
the price Of any other article IN uh' me-
NoTcE PARTIcuLARLr hl. arueie &C" win great neal
ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood. Liver. Kidneys, Lungs,
-. - ,.h,.. M. nDd
and al o'hsr organs upO" n' p''p'' "'"'" VI
hselth depend .,. f.,
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Correspondence of the Portsmouth Despatch.
From Caltfnrnfai

MARrpoza, CAL, Jan Is. so.
l wish you to give each of my friends a
paper with this letter,in it. if you pub.
hsh it. as have TO pay City cents to get a
letter sent to San Francisco, aud it will
save me much trouble ofwriling To each of
them.-Tell DR.. Dennis not to come here
Give my respects tn all aud TELL them 10
stay at home. for if | was there hn@. |
would stay there too. My respects to
yourself and all friends
J. R. POWERS.
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TRoUBLR IN HAvANA.--A correspond
ent of tho New Orleans Picayune, writ
ing from Havana. under date Oft 9Th
ultimo. says that tho Captain. General is
sutfsring severely both in body and miHd,
Worn down by the late Illness Of his son,
his step daughter dying with consump.
ton. and himself attacked with painful
disorder. he is harassed by tho want OF
uni@n among those around him. aud by
attacks frsm those who hate him. The
cholera had renewed its ravages at the
ratio If sixty deaths daily. The military
hospital had nearly six hundred patients
trom the army alone. The troops were
being seHt to the country.
JUAN FERNANDRz, the old residence o
Alex. Selkirk. (Robinson Crusue, J and hi,
man Friday, has been visited lately. snt
his caves discovered. The island is /:
miles long and four wide; its shores are
pile OF barren recks, some of them 2,U0I
feet high, splintered and separated b.
earthquakes. Wild horses and goats, q
excellent eating, abound. Fish are abuu
Jaut. ard lohsters easily procured, Tn
soil ia excellent for potatoes aud corr
psscbes ard grapes thrive in every va
ley, aud strawberries in their seaso
Juan 2. is now The Botany Bay Of Chil
"A writer who was there March ii say
"It affords very Indifferent harbo
and has only twelve inhabitants; five me
and seven women, all Chilians, exec
ons man, who said he was governor oflh
island. that his name was Worth and ,h'
he wasa native Of Maine. He had live
on the island three years. There are iiy
houses or hu.s made Of pollen inlerwov
with ssfsw, aGcrdihs a good prstectio
fiom she wsathsi," sss.
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EbEcTno MAeNETIo LIeuT.-Ths read
er eristsferred to the article in to days pa.
per from the Scientific american. Knnw-
ing nothing Of tue claimed value "f Mr.
Paiue's discovery, we can say nOtiingl
but upon all such subjects the ScieSt!f'
american is good authority.
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Boot and Shoe Making.
prun o. 10 A YTnxYrrA

.aA A their OLD STAND on Main street
NJ N opposite he Hooking Valley Bank,
nv continue to keep on hand all kinds Of work
M usual in their fine, such as MEMS Fine
Sns Boots, Mems coarse fine Boots, Heavy Cav
Boots, Coarse Boots
W0MEN'S Morocco and Calf Boots and Shoes
Also, Ladies French Morocco Buskins tCith double
or single solcs.
Thankful for the many past favors received hom the
public, continuation Of their patronage Is respectful
ly solicited The best Of work will at all times be
kept on hand and will be sold at fair and reasonable
prices. Weinvite all to come and examine our stock
we intend at all times to keep hand general as
sortnent
Lancaster, march 30, 1850 lyE
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Insurance against Fire.

TIME LEXINGTON FIRE, LIFE AND MARINE
| INSURANCE COMPANY OF LEXINGTON,
KENTUCKY, having established an agency in this
place. will insure against loss damage by Fire. at
the rates Of premiums established by the Convention
of Delegates of Insurance Companies held in the
City Of New York, in September, A. D. ls49.
Apply at the Office of II, H. Hunter Son Fosters
Buildings, Main Street.
L. F. HUNTER, Agent
Lancaster, Ohio, January 4, 1851. d6ml4
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GoLD IN THG CUFPER REaroN.- The
Lake Superior Journal says that Captain
Hallorau has brought downa piece oI
quartz rock from Lake Superior. contain
ing several dollars worth Of pure native
gold. The gold shows ilSolfin particles
disseminated through The quartz, the
largest Of which is worth about a dollar
The gold has been thoroughly tested
Rocks Of this description have been
discovered in the mining country, aud
who knows but further explorations may
open gold mines rivalius the yellow de-
posiis Of California;
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Venetian blind MAN ufactOry

HAVING purchased the entire machiGery of Thom-
l. i as Hyde's Venetian Blind Mandatory, the sub
scrber would respectfully inform the citizens Of Lam
caster and vicinity, that he will continue the above
business, in all its various branches at the od stand
on Main Street. a .feic doors belotO Clys Tavern
All kinds Of Blinds will be manufactured in the best
STYLE at the shortest notice and upon reasonable terms
JAMES WALKER
Lancaster, February %, 1850 2md&lyw50
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INDIorRp. vSR SANsLAUGnTeR. - The
grand jury, in Boston. have fond a bill
ofipdiermvnt against Terence Wakefield,
.jrs spelhaesry. No. 79l Washington st.,
for s61auslaughter, in causing the death Of
Mr.. James d. Hall. BY putting up corrO-
siye subimste by nialsks for caIumeL
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Lancaster. April 70. 1850. %

~ MURPHY, would rsspeetFully inform the ci-
~, tzens Of lancaster and vicinity that ahe has re-
moved to the rooms formerly occupied by &c. Wea-
yer & Co., in the Ia Dicci whore shs is open
ing a beautiful assortment bfs Fancy and Dry
Goods, which she would be pleased to show to hsr
friends and the public in generaf
L6neaster, April l2, $50 ~
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
ny THE
KNOX ms URANCE COMPANY,

VINcESNEs, STATE OF INDIANA.
THIS Company is now prepared to insure lives,
l. against losses by fire, and also against those losses
that occur in the transportation Of property tits do
ing business on large capital and its directors are
men of wealth, s. are well known throughout the West
The Directors of this company in establishing agen
cy in Lancaster, prompted by no other than Ii
beral spirit of honorable competion and thoy led
to hope that the well established reputation of their
COMPANY will be the introduction to liberal patron
age.
This company will take shortrisks on the lives
persons going 10 California Apply to
VIRGIL L. SHAW, Agent
Lancaster, march 80, 1850. 1yF