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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

THs NRw WATER GAs.-The Union
Gas Light company, heated in Jersey
City. which organized for the carrying
ndt Of the abovs invention with a capital
Of $500, 900. had generalmeeting ofthe
Stockholders yesterday m"rniug. aud in
consequence "f many Stockholders aud
others uislling 10 purchase States and
parts "f States IN which Ia introduce the
new cheap gas, 1t was unanimously u
greed to ,rll mary Of the States To the
ighesl purchaser. All the Stockholders
were present aud many capitalists, aud
the bidding WAS spirited. aud after hXlne
IA price for varinuS States aud parts "'
States, the chUice of selectinh were oder
ed at the highest remium. The hrs
.lpremium was Sl7 500 for the patent Iigh
lnr The manufacture nf Water Gns IN that
I,oltinn of New York (including the city.
lying east of the Hudson river and Cana
Ito the l. ,kes. The prlce uf which was es
lmaled al S22. 500. making inr Ills sec
Iuon Of New Ymk $4,000, The other
Iprrmiun for Lung Island aud nillrr Is
lands uf the state MAS 81 500 aud plirt
81 500, making $4,000 purchased by
Danfolth x Gu, Patterson, N J.-Anoih
!. premium of 50 900 by J. Crutchet ot
/ Washington, whn selected the State 4"
New York west uf the lludsnn and Ca
nal to The Lakes, valued at S24,5OO. be
ing $33, 500. thus making fr he State q"
", Y aInne, So 500,
The city Of Bn>Inn aud ten miles I"nnt
realized premium Of $4,000 t"gethe
with the price, S22 1000. The hal"nr,
ri the State Of Massachusetts,, Sl2,0U'
premium, including price S27 900. pnr
chased by "a New Y"k ernllrm"n."n mn
smother. The Safe of Lnuislana wa
. purchased by BnStn gentleman f'
S3l,5lO including $l0500 premium
, Georgia was purchased by Mr. Jane
:, Giddi IS of Maryland. i"l S33 500. II
y cludirg 3lO. 800 premium. Virginia "a
= of the Allegheny rdge Was rarrhaSe
for $34 POO by MIR. Brown. Of New Jr
j.. sry Maryland and Delaware, by NJ
Peters, of BaIlimmr, iur $4,000 AL
hama by Mr.. Crutchrts iol $t1.0 900 Ca
l. ilornia by three gentlemen for S3l 90
II New jersey rs purchased ny his h"n'
: the Mayor aud several others. MI-sou
. 10 BramhalI, ri jersey City, for $40
y Ohio to the same for $22 300 Nor
'S and South CarnIlna To- MI Gddug
y jersey cily, Gr $50, 800 PernsyIv
D. mia aud Maryland In Mr.. Nicholson,
Baltimore. luI $4,000; and 'hr hal"n
-. of States to sundry gentlemen Tine 'l
:, niuIns. abuve the capital stock at S3O'
UUU, amounted To about 81 10 600. All
y pelhrr the bids showed the cnniiden
i, and great satisfaction of the parties III
;" new great invention Of Water Gas.
=. is the same as used at the AStor H'lu
H. i, for s"rnu four mmll,s past, costing ~
a, a. about one fourth the piice that Coal 4
), is Supplied at. the lishl being equal '
;. understand that machinery is prepar'
:, =, as fast as it is possible r'r turn them %
for valinus parts the Stale. We Sh
:. nov som have good and cheap llg
!, There is good time coming NcW
"a Express.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22
Boots, shoes, Leather and

.
TIME undersigned have commenced receiving theii
IL Spring and Summer stock Of Goods, which con-
sist in part Of the following articles; 20.
Ladies' Black, Bronze, High Low Buskins Caters
Fine Kid Slippers and Ties. --l
Misses Black, Bronze cold Biskins and Slippers
Childrep's Black, Bronze cold Shoes and Caters
Mems Calf ard Morocco Boots ~. %
- Buskin and Cashmere Caters, on hands and
made to ORDER -e .s.f
Coarse Boots, from q 20 to $500 per pair
F." Kip monroes for $l,O0
Boys coarse Boots from $3.50 to Sl,16
All kinds Of Findings, such as Kit; Thread Pegs
Boot Webbing, Boot and Brogan Laces,
They have also on hand first rate article of Span
ISL Sole Leather morocco, Innings and Bindings;
Also, continue to nanuisture and have ON hand a
splendid assortment of their own work, which is so
well known as toneed no other decentralization
Their thanks are returned to the many friends who
have hitherto extended to them so liberal patronage
| The public generally and the Ladies' in particular
are invited to call and examine their stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. WORK, SON s WORK.
Lancaster, march 20, 1850 Al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

THE DEAD Robert Shean, II
re sident Of Middletnwn in this county
WAS ull board ol the Anthony Wayne, al
the time she blew up on Make Erie last
April. After that dreadful catastrophe,
II body was found floating on the Lake,
which answered his description, and no
doubts were entertained but that he had
lost his life by the explrsi"n, aud that the
budy which had been found was his. The
body was l.krn and buried in one OF the
church yards Of Sandusky city. A large
circle of friends, to whom he was endear.
ed during lite. aud who surely lamrnted
hin uAtimely and dreadful dpnlh. raised n
subscri plion among themselves, aud e
reeled over his supposed grave, a suita-
hle monument to his cnmmenurai0n
9Wlge ob their surprise, when about I've
weeks sit ce. the 0ctUdI Robert Sheal
nude Mis- appearance in their midst, a !iv
ing, moving being, in go"d health, bu
covered with scals. Dudge Of the vel
cnme which he received, when they wer,
really convinced THAT il was indeed hm
-One actually having risen from tn
dead. could not have met more heart
felt, joyous reception. Orders wel
promptly dispatched To Sanh'sky city, t
have the monument removed from hi
supposed grave.
! II Appeals that when the AnIl"n
Wayne blew up he was severely scadr'
but cIingiug 10 piece of the wreck, IL
flnaled upon the Lake, until he was IA el
up by vessel aud carried TO Detroit. ii,
laid under medica! treatment at Detroit
for long while, but having at length 10
covered, he repaired To Sanlusky cily
ln examining the grave yaIds, with
view ofascertaiuing who on bnaldihe An
lhuuy Wayne had pe'i,hed, he read th'
inscription On the monument, which hi
lIiends had erected Ia his memnly. Iii
surprise on reading it, was as great II
theirs was To see him return. He imme
dintrly returned m his friends, for lnu
= pnrpose Of assuring them that he was sill
among the living. Truth sSIrunger thai
6etiun. - Rossc'2e. o, Dem
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22
Fire, Fire, Fire, Fivc, Fire.

TIME undersigned as Agent Of the CITY lNSU.
l. RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is pre-.
pared to insure property Of any description against
loss or damagsby FIRE, in the town Of Lancaster
and vicinity. Office Main Street, Fosters Building.
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, December 81 1912. Diet
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22
Y OtIONS

A LARGE stocl, of we'll selected Fancy Notions
IN such as Pocket Books, Pencils, Spectacles Shirt
Buttons Fans Baskets, Knitting Needles, Pins, Sc.
Just received by G. KAUFMAN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

VEJILL YOU REMEMBER LADIEsl-That Won
w can buy any kind Of Shoe, either Boot, CATER
BnslSin or fine Metallic ovor Shoe "a heap Cheaper
of me than any other house In Lancaater-eall and
see for yourselves ]. C. MACCRACKEN.
Lancaster, October 0, 1850 lwdlmw
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

GaEAr AGE.-7lU Oyerron county, Tenn,
srho censas taker found lady. named s. o.
vens, whose nge was one kandred and
fsSsaIy gears. She was a married. woman
Of the time Of Bradd4rk's defeat. Hel
youngest son "a a tutSfl lad ofsevcnty.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

AaRgsr.- An individual named Al"n'
IN C. Ford was arrested in New York
= city, upon his return li"n Calif'rnis, E"T
passing counterfeit mnuey in San Fran
cisco, alluded to heretofore IN our des
patches Ieplsyeda large game. but
when arrested large amount 9f money
aud drafts were found il his pussesS ~
which were attached by New lolk
firm who had suffered To the tune of a.
bout $4,000.
AMERIcAN S iANE ABROAD The 81.
Louis Republican his some excellent
travelling correspondents in E!Tope.-
One Of them, citizen of st. Lo"Is,
aud whom the Republican says hm"ws
the geography aud politics "f Europe by
heart, in writing fam Brussels in Octo'
bsrs ssys
"Siucs Travelling IN Europe. have
been ashamed nf my Am"rc ~ c"nnIfy
men three times Once in Paris, in May
Lust, when heard tome Englishmrn com
meniing upon tho diSstacei'ul scene il
. the United States Senate. un the orGa
sion Of Fnute's drawing o pistol upon
Senator Benton. The second time IN
Berlin. month afterwards. when III
Nlienhsrdts hotel. hemd the waiter re
count tn some Prussian officers Of The
guards the disgracelu aud shocking de-
baucheries of our late minister there. =
The tales of all this shame were at one
time semi-oilicialiy coniradicird in a St
Louis paper, but had even not hcs'd
them confirmed at the American legation
at Berlin, they are quito to current will
the ioquacious coachmen aud dramshoI
keepers UnAer the Linden Ia admit "
30 doubt respecting the grossest truth. Th'
third time ! felt humiiaied, when a
Brussels. where 7 read the account Il
Miss Lind's reeePtion IN New York; d
which Of tire three times felt must q
bashed,l leave undecided; probably fror
having undergone the injection twice be
fore. was somewhat sleeled On this nC
casion Of the third test to which wa
put"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22
G Ali.tcl s Am IIcnIing OiMInlcnI

HNHE action which this
i. ointm nj has upon the
human cuticls, demonsfra's
its grand efficacy and heal
ing power. 1t is the first
and only discovery of IN
erterddl preparation that
has power 10 restore the
'InSensible PreSprGtiOn.'
The skin being the medium
through which the blood
drives oil, its impurities, is
often locked up by cold,
L
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

REFERENCES. Weaver, John Arney, Esq.
Alfred McVegh, Esq, John Eflnger, Daniel Kutz;
Lancaster Fairfield county oho John A. Collins Esq
Abraham Stutzman, jeremiah Miller, Christian Byler,
Fairfield county, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

The subscribers have in their possession the patent
right of the counties Of Fairfield Piekaway, Franklin
and Licking Of the State Of Ohio, for the above Na
Chimes ndwould respectfully announee that they are
prepared to gil all orders with which they may be fa-
vored either personally or by letter, from persons
living in their counties. Address. i.
Lancaster, Fsirfield county, August 16, 1850 10 5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

College and SchOOI EcXI Books.
DROFESSOR'S Anthon's, Bulion's, Andrews and
Il Stoddard'S series of classical Book. By
Professor Davis Mathematical series.
Robinson and Rays Algebra, together with
full supply of Books used in our academies and COM
mon schools, for sale low at the book store of
JOHN L. TUTIIIII-
Lancaster, July 10, 1850. OppOsh ShG6cr Hotel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22
II T. M OVAL.

VOHN G.. FLOOD has removed his Shop to the
- house nearly opposite the reSideRce Of Mr., p.
BOpe on Broad street North ofthe court house. here
he will continue the business Of BIacksmithing,
in all its various branches He is prepared to hon
Buggy Springs made and repaired to order, togeth-
er with all other kinds of work done by Blacksnihs
Horse e-Shoeing.-Particular attention paid to this
branch Of the business. 81 's7t
All his work will be done in good lcorln0nlkeuan
ner and cheap for rash or good trade.
Thankful for past tavors, he hopes by strict atten-
ton to business in his place to continue to merit
| a good share Of public patronage W s-gi7i
Lancaster, April 10, 1850 a..- 5Otf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22
CT SrEla.,IIs oTM IA i. lo!AR

5lgfe ~ AeaNuHsk . TMOUT "a
Shawk's Roi6, Main Styeet opr9pos,te
George q. BectS Drag Store. 5s
Have received handsome vSfietyl 81 READY
Il MADE CLOTHING, which, f6R. oAsIS, thew
will sell low any other establishment Of tekfnd
In Lancaster. They deem 1t unnecessary 70 ehumer-
ate the articles but invite their friends to give them
call before they purchase at other places. b
They would say to their old friends and the public,
their old business of Fashionable Tailoring, in
which line of business they fater them selves thoy
will be able 10 give general satisfaction Give us al
iI.nncasterY Anril Q6 -lSbO t ~. ID q. ..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22
THE GREAT pLACl

10 Purchase Ready Made Cl0'hinS.
L2Otis CaSSimorcs, TiStipgs & Trimmings at prices
t0SmtoutyLOdB TO ehherdt wholesale orretGaisGt
G -AhL Il N II Q. N q NJ niS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

The DEsr FEMALE MBDycsNE KNOWN.
The Extract of Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla is a
positive speedy and permanent forall complaints
incident to FEMALES, Its mild Alternative properties
renders peculiarly applicable to the slender and de-
licut, con3utlon Of tho female 1t is unrivalled in
its effects upon such diseases as lncipient consump
tion barrennoss, oucorrh9a or whites irregular mem
sraon incontinence ofurine and general prostraton
of the system. It Immediately counteracts that dis
tressing nervousness and lasstude so COMMON tcthe
female frame, and imparts an energy and 5u9yancy
as surprising they are grateful We have evidence
on file which induces US strongly to recommend this
medicine to married people who have not been bless
cd with offspring.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

The Proprietor Of the Great American Remedy "vAuGHN
VRoErABLE LITHoNTRPTIc MIXTURE" Induced by Il
Urgent solicitations of bis Agents. throughout the Unit
States and Canada, has now
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

Of bis popular and well known article; and from this dS
beucelorh, he will put up bu, one size ony,-hi Qu
bottesi-the retail price will be
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by the Government the Secretary OF State has deem
ed il the appropriate body to take action or make sug
gest,ons relative 10 the udment OF the wishes Of the
Royal Commissioners, by the establishment OF such
central authority as the case 10 require
To this voluntary proposal the part OF the Sec
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Institute In duty bound TO respond.
In accordance with this view, the committee re-
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l. ReSoiUed, That the Institute Will take action
the subject submitted to it by the Department OF
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2. ReSo!Ued, That the Institute do now proceed
to constitute a committee suitable to be recognised by
the Government central body TO hold correspond
ence with the British Commissioners, and TO secure
the reception of American productions at the proposed
! Industrial Exhibition in London.
PETER FORCE,
JOSEPH HENRY,
WALTER X. JOHNSON, : Committee
| j. J. GREENOUGH,
CHARLES WILKES,
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EDITED BY AN ASSOCIATION OF LITERARY MEN.
FINDER this title will be published during the
- year 1850, twentytour Portraits and Biographi.
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Mr.. Brady has been many years engaged, at great
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