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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03

MADAME YORK-Fhis celebrated PbiIosonbs, A.
Ioogst and Physognomist and of the Egyptian
oIcl u rae; respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
men New Orleans that she will remain in The civ for
short Tune and may be consulted in any Of the above
SCIENCES al her office, No 2S GTaYier street between 81
eter and ST. Paul streets, Madam " if desired will gve
chronological Charts, with adnleasurements Of br baa
t2"peLaIuehts exc. Computation 81 aUl26m
NJ. r. j. COXK'e EXTRACT UE C0pAKIA
- sARSAPARllILA AND CUBEBS-This original
preparation has proved Itself superior the Capsules or any
olef extract and with the additions and Improvement
WI tSIey all provided the directions be fully observed
- 10 be had At the Corner Of Magazine and P0v dras
dIAIu
a Masonic Notice.
~ ~ hermann LODGE No % Of Free and Accented
- ~ MAsnus have removed Lodge from No IFS ghrs
V street 10 the southeast Rienye street and En-
q Faes where their Regular Meetings yin he held every
70 l,LIt tsOA al the usual hour, By order.
wv HENRY siMGNs, W g.
RRANDY CHERRlES-IOO cases new
- M A, I. COCHRAN N co n Tehoupitouas st.
{ ANDLES-lOO boxes hydraulic pressed,
M A. COCHRAN Il co, q TChouptouasa Ell.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03

ton du Voyer, d S9,767 90
MunicipaltG MOL eXcGs sur Drays, Char
reres, etc pour 1850 6,j00,00
Montant total de5 dipenses rtgulieres Al. 667 0
DGpeHSes EEtrG0TdRairG'.
Bilets payer lOl, O30 s6
IntGrets sur Biets 4 payer 1900 W
Escompte pour prompt pale
ment DIES taxes 1850 Co. Il, 500 90
Pour la construction de deux Nelson's d.
Ecoie mai0ienant sous contract. 22,s5O 90
Extra Appropriations, cOmprenant la bl-
tlsse lie quatre maisOns de pOmpes,
daux desqueles sont maintenant
sous contract 1900 90
Batsse d une mason de garde dams la rue
Baronne 10000 %
r5.uIGTe $40 90
Hotel Municipal 1900 90
Depen es extTaordinaires, CONNIE par rap
ports du VoyeF ct q l39, 1877 90
Monant total des dtpenses eyraordinaires 325 IN 8
$74l.9l4 81
par leur resolution du IL Octobre 1880 con
tOrmemeGt i Pa cra de Ia Legislature, ap-
prove s 20 Mars 1850 200 1000 O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

for the Recordership of the General Land Office.
Among those who recommended that TREND tor
kecoiuer wrs J"bn NJ Clayton, then Secretary of
Stale Mir CLAYTON took pains 10 add private
note, eayirg that be not only recommended IN II
friend OF Mr.. SargeDis tor Recorder, but he would
elady see hun app"inIed 10 the Office. After this,
TO get nd Of Mr.. Safgents UNCERTAINTIES for an au-
duorsbip did Mr. Clay go 10 President Taylor aud
prevail upon him 10 give 20 MI Sargent the very
Office vi lch Mr. Clayton had, 10 hack sad waite,
specially cisrro he would be glad TO estowed
upon Mr.. Sargent's friend These hcts We're
known 10 some Of the Senators, and may have had
some little wright with them in their action upon
Mr. Sareen's nomination.
The statement that President Fillmore has sus
pended the operation Of the Bounty Land Act until
Congress again meets, owing 10 aa important Omls.
sion in The eugrossmfnt Of the bill by one of the
enerossing clerks OF Congress, creates good deal
Of CONSERVATION and speculation among the agents
and scrip holders in this city. We hear BY tele-
graph, also. that handle is being made Of the
matter The injury of The wing party, at the cleo
lion going on 10 Baltimore and throughout the
State Of Mary land, for Governor and members of
The I.poiSlnrure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
Important Treasury Circular,

CIRCULAR lNsTEt CIioNS TO COLLECTORS AND OTTER
OFFICERS or TIE CUSTOMS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. !
September 30tli, $50.
In consequence Of provision in the act = to
create additional Collection Districts in the State
of California, &C. approved 2Sth September,
1850, the expenses OF collecting the revenue from
customs in California and Oregon will not be
chareeable upon the appropriation contained in the
joint resolution Of the nth February, 1850; and
this Department is thereby relieved OF the necessity
If continuing the regulations in regard to the pay
nent Of The expenses of weighing. measuring, and
ouaginy, in the particular cases mentioned ia the
instructions Of the 3lst December, 1919, February
2d, 1870, and July 9Th, 1850, and they are hereby
suspended.
In future you will, in this respect, he governed
by the Circular Instructions of the 18th Novem.
Der, 1si6, Observing that in all cases of unclaimed
goods, and when entries are permitted upon ap
praisement, without invoices, the expenses OF
weighing, measuring. and euagiDg will be duly
noted, and collected with the duties.
Signed, Tros. CoEwIN,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
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n he ROtantV Land l.tlI.

The passage of the bi granting bounty land to
the officers and soldiers OF the las war with Great
Britain, ard in the several Indian wars. Is giving
rise to an Unprecedented number Of applc atoms 10
the Third Auditors Office for information.
II is deemed advisable 10 state that COPIES OF the
army rolls cannot be- furnished from this Office,
for various reasons one Of which is sufficient,
namely, The utter imprsctcabi'iiy of doing so.
II one agent has right TO copies of the rolls, so
would twenty Thousand; and all the clerks in III.
employ of the government could not furnish such
copies Beside, there is no authority for doing So
All applications must poss through the Pen-ion
Office, (undcr the direction Of the Secretary of
the Interior,) and regular certificates OF service
will be furnished 10 the Commissioner Of Pensions
by the ThTd Auditor, is now the practice in re-
gard to ali claims fer pension or bounty land
This course IL necessary to prevent frauds and
inierminable difficulties.
loHN 5 GALLAGHER, Third Auditor.
Third Audiior's Office Oct l. lsyl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

that liberal patronage was bestowed on their
Efforts
hud almost neglected 10 say since the passa &c
OF The Fugitive slave BILL upward OF one hundred
Of our colorvd popalation have LEI; for parts ua-
knOwa.
p. s 81 p. M.-The train which lcf, Phila-
delphia yeste rday at O'clock, has just arrived vi
Columbia, having suffered further detention by
breaking a baggage car on tbs State road. The
rain ~ hgsin falling in toTents, accompsnicd with
vivid lightning aud heavy thuader. Ii no damage
is done by HE continued storm, the trains will run
regularly as before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

TtFAT1 WIN THE CulrrgwA lVpi|
rc.iaihtdci treaty with the Chippev
ing the north shores If lakes Superior q
was coccluded un the oh inst ~ the !
Iofis gc on 'hs ofpcfiie side. The ch
the hrrt-. and maUy others ~ the na
frcseni. end II is said 70 have becs an
gathering 81 this coprsrcu.ored peon
WIN. X. Robinson Was sole ccmmis az
par ~ The government. The treaty
cluded substantially on The following ic 1
indians cedtd all TIE lands from Psneid
81 TIE eastern extremity Of Lake Euf"u
RIVER, On lske superior. and inland TO
Of lshd. together with she islarjs Of the
rvcts, =, IS To- iacludc all lands eiiil IN
zion - the Indians, eud for which no
irevioVsly been nsde. -xceptns s'''
srfsaii0ns. The government 80 -
indians sl6,WN IN hand, snd al annuit1
forever; which annniN j. 10 be inere 1
pori,cni 20 the Gales, " sry, Oi mineral Ia I
the limits ~ the icsfiicry c-d"d. The
10 recc.se, as heretofore. their ysj nlcnl
ard hey ar also o. irisid fol. uccuPin
cf all ihr TERRITORY ceds \. for The purc -
,sticn. hunting and fishing The CT
his side have ssked End plead w ,sin "a
iege q remaining on 'heic olS .frsfitcrJl
tce) patrref, STt -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

Gov Manly, q North Nstsiios. ss.ppenied Thurs
isy. the 18th of Novrhsr "a BE- observed by the p.
pc 81 Tie stats a. day " ssssrs Asakszt,sss .,
AimlshIy God. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

TpE Bosr1N MILITARY CcNrNs 10 NEw Yorx -
ON Monday neat. AZ ten o'clock, A. NJ, the
Nation II Lircers, CIptns piersc. will leave the
Woict sier dcp1i, for New Nofs. ~ q special train
of can. Thy viii diac At Springfield, and, IN the
Attention. proceed ca their journey via New
Jsnccfs will iskc quarters W. Uaion Sgasrr az the
Le ID ~ rros dway. Al eleven o'clock, ca Tura-
doy, A ~ tlcy viii he formally received by the
rssinsut cf Nalicnsl Gusrd-. whose guess they
will IL drring their sisy in that city -Besfs- 40.
rnfNfr, lsi. 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
un,.r..,,na from Council slur..

PROBABLE war EkIwxES TiiE SIotN AND oTEDE.
rAwNEE AND Rrss fSDtAN>.
From the St Louis Republican. sept. q
Major Iisttop, Indian agent foe tie Bisskisst spi
ether tribes beyond Port Pierre len tn, ello~ stone
In Nsekinsv boat about the 10th Of August AID vas
some fifteen or eighteen days mailing the trip 70 St
Joerrh lie arrived Ia this city yesterday.
Mayor ~ informs us that. short tine previous to
bis drPsrturr Lom Fort fi-rre band OF tws hnndrst
Sioux warriors had s,sttcd out rgsast their toes.
the PAwu.e. aud Ottocs and smaller party agsins,
the EsEs.' The Indsus on the Northwestern frostisr
are In very unssttsd and dis,stirfed condition aud
much blooishsd IL anticipated from intestine feuts
The var parties Of n. sioux had not bssn heard from
NJ 10 the time OF Major usttcns departure, and he
expresses The belief that they will not return until
hry hsvs their foes and had their reveage rhoy
r,centon- gro ~ins out Of susdry dpredsons In the
81 horse stealing nod scalp taxing last season.
yhsh thsy 70 y - saa, !,
thought will be The signal for general rupt ere; sri
~ may be that our north western o sntr all be TIE
theatre ca many Joody battle bttseen The diretsnt
tribes Msjor uatton reports the general beslth Of
the tribes muck improved and the cholera -hich hsi
cot among them to tomr extent srly extinct Two
white men died 81 the disease a. tcft Pierre DARN
the summer and Ia progress among the sioux vas
ehsctsd BY their scat,.tins over tbs pesies snt w
rg IN email rirtiss Thy still cut Va the middle
Of last month and not above ave or x hodges to
be found together Ry this means toe centsgica hid
gradually and slmc.t finally diEsf p.srsd although
Ytcst rsny hsi fsilen victims to % curing che
part u the season.
pnIiipFrrliA EAlrsr Asso, iAr,os The one
hunGp d and terty third aanisersary OF this body,
ccnprising ten thousand members. roumcnc.
90 Yesterday efternuoa, ia The Tsnih Bart,st
Church The annual setmon was preached by
Rev George | Miles. In the evening there was
public meeting ia heaalf Of the pesusylvsnia
BART STATE Society. az winch addresses were
made BY Rev. G. Miles, Rev l. Eichmond
James ~ Iinnsrd, Esl Rev. H. Mdcolm, AID
Rev. J. II henneri Mote than sSu vas raised
fof tie support Of Missionaries in this state -f,tu
leg. OFT
Iov Msnly, % North Cs,slios. ss,.ppeinied Thurs
ley II. 18th of Novrmhsr "a Be observed by the pso
Almighty Cod
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
SAMUEL REERY,

MANUEL hEEhlS
HAS received and will continue to receive until
Il u completei large and general assortment Of
Fresh groceries and SmndricS,
Which he is opening and offers for SALE at HIS OWN
STORE ROOM, North side Of Main street, one door
West of BISMGERs WATCH MAKER SHOP, where he
will be highly pleased to his old friends and the
public generally on HAND:
COFFEE, good article, at l2l cents p b
TEAS, Imperial and Young Hyson, superior quality;
New Orleans SUGAR, extra fine,
Loaf, Crushed and Pulverized Sugar, beautiful;
Pepper, Allspice, and Cinnamon-good:
Aladder, Alum, Indigo and COpperas, warranted
Nutmegs, Cloves and Ginger best;
Raisns, Figs, Lemons and Oranges, fresh;
Saleratus, Soda, Star Candles end Tsllow; fne
EPSON Salts and Castor Oil, genuine;
TOBACCO, superior Cavendish, Spun and Smoking;
Cigars, Real Havanah, Half Spanish and common;
Bed cords. Plough Lines and Broom Twine
Batting and Candlewick,
Powder, FF + G, Lead Shot and P. Caps S. B
Buckets and link Wash Boards,
Matches and Soaps of all kinds
Shoe Blackihg, combs and Pocket Books.
to-. L :; i'~> variety.
Mackefel, Pickerel and White Fish,
Boston, Butter, Soda and Sugar Crackers;
Superine Old Wheat Flour (best quality;)
SALT by the barrel or bushel
LiquOrs-Ofall kinds, and purest quality, adapted
for the use of the sick room or festive board.
In fact, he has every thing in his line and will sell
the same very cheap.
Very shortly will be erected in the rear of his lot
large number of Sheds for the use of his country
friends, to which he would most especially call theil
attention!
Lancaster, may 10, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31

SALE of Real Estate.-By virtue OF an order
y ofthe Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield county,
Ohio, made at the April Term, 1850 to me directed,
shall at about O'clock in the afternoon of the 18Th
Of June merit 1880 before the door OF the court house
in Lancaster nhe county aforesaid sell to theIhighest
bidder the following real estate, the property of
Elizabeth Taney, deceased, to-wt The south half of
ln.Lot No. thirtyour 34 in Carpenters Additionto
the town of Lancaster, in said county Of Fairfield
The said premises will be sold subject lease there
on expiring the LIST of April, 1851, with the benefit
of said lease to the purchaser from the day Of sale
and the purchaser pay all the taxes ofhe present year
Terms Of SGLe.-One- third Of the purchase money
in hand-one-third in one year, and the remaining
third in two years, with interest OF the deferred pay
ments from the day of sale-Appraised at $S0O-must
sell for two-thirds Of appraisemient.
GEORGE SANDERS0N, Admtor
With the VA Gnnercd Of Elisabeth Taaey decd
Lancaster, may 10. 1850 $3.50 Owl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31
Great Sale Of Real Estate,
IRON, COAL. &C.

LbO~h, OOAL, oC.
ITNHE subscribers viii offer at public sale on the
l. 3Nh Of Jdne neNt at the town Of Nelsohville;
Athens county, Ohio,
200 lots in the new town of Camden
100 out-l0ts Of from one to five acres each.
% Coal Lots Of from three 10 ten acres each on
DORIS Run Railroad.
2OOO acres of good farming Land II win be diyid,
ed into 10 40 acre lots, suit purchasers the Saw
ing Timber N be Reserved.
improved Farms, from 80 to l60 acres each.
Houses and Lots in the tS~6 Of Neb3nville:
do in Logah
DO in Lancaster, +
500 acres Of good Farming Land in Hamilton eoun.
ty, OXton 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 Nelsonyille, twenty miles south of Somerset and
on the line Of contemplated Railroad from Newark ID
Somerset from thence, south through the valley Of
Moaefy cteek to Athens; thence the esrest route TO
the Ohio River. The valley Is one Of the richest
mineral valleys in the State The Coal strata contin
ues for 10 miles level, and the Coal vein Is from
70 d feet thick and of good quality. There is vein
Of Iron Ore from to II inches thick. Limestone %
feet thick Clays from TO 10 feet thick Also Alum
CopPeras, Sulphur Saltpetre and Common Salt, DC.
Heavy Timber. Poplar Oak, Ash, Cherry, Sugar;Beach,
Blaek-Walnut, sc.
There will be some 40 new houses large steam saw
mill, Touring mills, tannery &c, erected and put in
Operation the present at Camden For further
particulars. direct TO "Somers & Hfyden Yelsonville
Athens county, Ohio" j. f. SOMERS & CO
! 1PWanted from 2j to 81 Miners. by Somers Hsy;
den at their Coal Banks near Nelsonyille J. JFS&Co
! march 7-lwd&wls44
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31

A NIeB DISTINCTION. We find the
following in Washington letter to the
Baltimore Sun.
THE treaty with England In regard to
the Nicaragua Canal has been ratified by
large vote. but the construction put up
on the treaty will probably puzzle Sir
Henry Buwer. Both high contracting
parties engage neither to cOloniSe. or hold
military or other possession of any part ct
Central America. BY this clause the U.
S. are certainly prevented from establish
ing any colonies lherej aud England. in
consequence of this surrender of pro-
spectivs possibility, is willing 10 with
draw from this mosquito coast. Sir Hem
ty may have calculated Of automatically
circumventing Mr.. Clayton, and hr
Clayton may have thought Of sailing
round the U. 5. Senate; but the interpe'
ttation given to the treaty by Democl attic
Senators is. that 4 same is only binding
on England, which is in tbs habit Of col
onizing, and not the United States, which
aCQulT0o W no -
the case of California, or by annexation
and remuneration, as in case of Texas
If there is anN.fouudation for tht
charge againstt Democratic Senator'S
it would seem that they voted for thu
Treaty only to break 1t again. We d'
not believe that they would thus conPro
mise the dignity and honor Of eithe
themselves or the United States Senate
especially after voting for the remaining
clause, cor hold military or other posses
sion of any part of Central America"
The diplomatists of Europe have beef
Justly charged with deceit and treachery
and the most celebrated have obtained
their reputation by their talent in STRAIT
agem and cunning; we trust that the U. 5
will never descend to this species Of di
plomacy, able as our Government is Il
defend right and repel wrong withou
resort to deceit and trickary.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31
RE OY Al.

TOHN c. FLOOD has removed his Shop 70 the
ID house nearly opposite the residence Of Mr.. r!
Bope on E7ad street. North ofthe court house, where
he will continue the business Of Blacksmithing,
in all its various branches. He Is prepared to Iron
and repair Wagons, Bgggies, PioUghs, &c, i,
Buggy Springs made and repaired to order togeth-
er with all other kinds Of work done by Blacksmtns:
Horse e-Shoeing g-Particular attention paid to TINS
branch Of the business. ~.
All his work win be done in good OorkndnIikem1n'
ner and cheap for cash or good trade
Thankful fof past favors, he hopes by strict aten;
ou TO business in his place to continue 10 merit
Ia good share Of public patronage IN.
faneaster. April 70, 1850 oOu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31
California GOId!-.Gfeat Discovery
MORE GOLD COMING TO LANCASTER!
GEORGE ]. WYGUM,

HAVING commenced business for himself at the
IL Old Stand formerly occupied by BEERY q Wy
GUN, in the TallmGdgs Block. He would say to his
old friends and the public, that he is now feceving;
Choice Family Groceries, which he is deter.
mined To sell as low any other establishment in the
county, and Will epdeavor to render every Accommo-
dation TO his friends in the county. There being
large Yard and convenient Shed in the rear Of the
building which is mach better for the Farmers to take
Of their horses, stead 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, close this advertisement
that he has the best TEA, cleGnest COFFEE Sceetest
SUGAR E;ckest MOLASSES and sharpest PEPPER
in town.
Lancaster, April %; 1850 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31
Wistar,s Balsem of wild Cherry.-Wiu A


Wistar's Bdlsam of Wild Cherry.-WiR Nj
rGcles neper cease? More eVidence Of its Health Re:
stOrdtive-We wish it may be distinctly understood,
that every certificate and statement of cures perform
ed by wstlr's Balsam of Wild Cherry, which we pub
ish, is strictly true. We give names and dates and
invite the closest scrutiny; and challenge the most
rigid inquiry to the authenticity of statements
knowing full well that knowledge of facts to the
great superiority of this medicine, is alone necessa
ry to insure its prescription. GJ@IT CURESeE1
Wherever Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is intro
duced it at once attans that high reputation which
SO richly deserves. What can stop its sale when oil
every hand can be witnessed its wonderful curesl-
The worst cases of Asthma. recent but dangerous
Coughs, and also those that Of long sadig Bronchi
It's and Consumption, lin its early stages,) Away
cured by this remarkable medicine. NO OTHEI
MEDICINE CAN BE LIKE 1T.
See Advertisement.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31

nODDRIDGE Il co., wish to advise their
- friends that they will continue the Milling and
Wool Manufacturing at the old establishment
during the present season. They will manufacture or
exchange Goods already made for and Wool brought to
them in good condition. Their stock will be large and
embracing every variety WOOL CARDlNG will
be done with despatch and work warranted They
are building an ertensire STEAM WOOLLEN
FACTOR z W ich they expect to get into operation
quantity of Wool The importance Of this new enter
prise to the miug interest will be manifest and they
hope and expect liberal support. Those having
Wool will find it to their interest to bring their crop
to us We will allow liberal prices in exchange for
Goods ami cash for all in good order where goods are
not needed
Circlevlle, may TO- 1850.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31

oHN EttlNGEK, ThOMAs d. WhiIE ana
y WILLIAM LAflH' unaer tne name anu niin Vi
WHITE a. LATTA;
H@ ~ ~S'A'' w 80 - y
Have purchased from JOHN c. WEAVER & CO..
their entire Interest in the Hardware business And in
addition to their present large and well assorted stock
are now ordering from the manufacturers purchasing
in the Easvefn cities and have it in their power to of
fer to the Formers Merchants and Mechanics Of Fair
field and adjoining COUNTIES one Of the largest most
Uarcd general Gssortmeut of HGrdtUare ever before
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31
CHI Il q h Il R Il ID
WIEOlhlgSAlLls q @lsIgAIn
CLOT ING

AND FURNISHING EMPORIUM!
WTE wish to inform our old friends and customers,
w that in addition to our former lrge assortment
Of furnishing Goods, now, have added to it, oil
the most extensive stock of
Spring Il summer Clothing,
that has ever been offered West ofthe Mountains. We
cannot 60 into full particulars, willing to
bribe the sckly efforts Of PoETs shGdoio, TO give
doggeral description of our different articles. But to
be candid and brief we are prepared to elohe every
Man, Youth and Boy of all sizes and ages, in Fair
field county from head to FOOT full TEN PER CENT
CHEAPER than those small concerns can possibly do,
We dislike very much to make blowing horn out oil
Goose Quill, by showing you stock of Clothing on
paper, and having whole Trunk .Juu to offer You.
What we set forth in this notice, you will find on
examination to be true to the letter.
~ 0ontforget the old Checkered Clothing Store.
QPBetween the two Tin-Shops.
TP0pposite the Hooking Valley Bank.
Lancaster, may n, 1850 CoULEHAN & so.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31

A POLISH NoBLEMAN.-Capt. Sebal.
dus X. Schmeling committed suicide al
Lynchburg, Va. on the 18th inst. He
went to that place with the view Of OBJ
tanning employment as an engineer upon
the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad, bul
was disappointed. It is said that he was
in the French service in Africa, end com
manded company Of Polish dragons,
under Bem. in the Hungarian war, and
fed to America after Gorgey's surrender