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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

lPA this season Of the year no medicine is more
necessary than DIR. HocaanI's German Bitters. The
great stimulating power of these Bitters' and their pro-
perty of erpdicating all impurities, and renovating the
system, commend them highly, and, in fact, all who
woull enjoy good health should use them. The press
is loud in praise oil these bitters. We can indorse all
that has been said in their praise, and, from persona
observation, we know them to be superior to the thou
sand nostrums forced upon the pubIic through the me
dunn of advertisements. DR.. c NJ. Jackson in Phila
delphia, prepares this IN sdicine. See advertisement.
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CITY MARBLE n

II J.. MYERS & CO., respectfully inform the citi.
ID . zens of Fairfield and adjoining counties, that they
have commenced the Marble, Grave-StOne and
Monument Business, in the city of Lancaster, on
Columbus street, a few doors North of Main, where
they will keep on hand at all times the best quality
of American Marble, and will make to ordeI
Craze. Stones, Tomb Tables, Monuments, and any
other marble work that may be desired.
They obtained their marble exclusively from the
celebrated Rutland, (Yt) Quarries, from which the
marble for the statue Of the "Wounded Indian wal
taken; their style of work will be equal to any in thu
Western country; and they will dispose Of it Of prices
as reasonable as can be obtained. elsewhere. The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
their work. J.J. MYERS u co.
Lancaster, Ohio, June 10, 1861. 6
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Destructive Fire
nnent.
ST. Louis. June ID.

OF, IIOUTS, UTIb To.
The upholstery establishment of T.
Becker, and the furniture establishment
Of w. II. Harlow, on I'd street, between
Olive aud Locust, were totally destroyed
by FIRE yesterday. Beckler's loss 10 est.
mated at $4,000, and Harlow's loss in
furniture. &c. SIS 900. There is insur.
ance to tho AMOUNT of $1,000 in the
Madison, Lexington and Geuesee Asen
o;oo
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From Washington.
WAsHISGToS, June 10.

NASHlNGTON, June l0'
The Indian Commissioners in Oregon
have concluded treaties with the KaIla-
poosa Indians by which they cede to the
United States a tract of country $50
miles long and 90 miles broad. These
lands are among the most valuable in the
Willamette Valley. The Navy Depart.
ment has issued special instructions to
the East India squadron to procure and
send home with care certain pIanto and
seeds particularly sugar cane and the le'
plant adapted to our climate and soil, for
distribution throughout the country.
Lieut.. Chns. &. Hunter mas been dis.
missed from the Navy for the non settle
ment nf some old accounts while acting
as purser.
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ceased,
Benjamin RufTner, Levi Ross and Maryhis Wife, Man.
sab Howell and Nancy his Wife, Lucas RufIner, An
drew Ruttner. Harrison Ruffner, Margaret BuiIner.
Dorothy Ann Rnflner. David F. Rufner, Lucretia
Rufner aud Dorothy Hite, Heirs-st-Law OF Benja-
min Ruiiner. deceased, Anna Ruffner and Joseph
Coiinan and others unAnown. Heirs Of David Cotf-
man, deceased.
CAlD Joseph CofTnan and the other heirs Of David
~ Colinan, deceased, whose n mes and places Of
residence are unknown TO the complainant and Lucas
Ruftner, Andrew Ruflner, Harrison Ruffner, Aiarga-
ret RuiineT and Dorothy Ann Ruffner, children Of An
drew Rulreri deceased, and Dorothy Hite, defendants
named in the bill Of complaint in the cause Aforesaid,
non-residents OF the State Of Ohio. are hereby notifi-
ed that the amended and supplemental till in said
cause AYERS and charges that benjamin Ruinerdeceas-
ed, being the pateutee Of the lands in the original bill
: charged to have been mortgaget by the defendant Ben
jamin Rutfner to the compliments ~intestate, Noah
Ruiiner intending TO convey the slmeto the said Da-
vid Cotfman, deceased, eNeruted and delivered to said
=. David Cofinau his deed for that purpose dated De-
{. cember 81, 1924, recorded in Book q. Page 2A6. Of the
1 Records OF Deeds of said Fairfield county; but that ~
error and mistake said lands AT improperly described
in said deed;-thats said David Cofnan afterwards in
tending to convey said lai.is tn Anna Rntfner during
her natural life. with remainder in Zee to her children :
executed and delivered his deed for that purpose. da,
ted January 20, lSl5, recorded in Book Y. Page 547, OF
the records Aforesaid; hui that by error and mistake
said land was also improperly described in said deed;
that the children Of said Anna RuifneT inten ing to
! convey said lands or their interest in remainder til re-
in to the defendant Benjamin RuiTner, executed TO him
certain d eds retired to and set forth in said bill, in
which deeds also by error and mistake said lands are
misdescribed. That so far as concerns the interests
Of said NONRESIDENT defendants, the object and prayer
OF said bill Of complaint i to procure the said errors
and mistakes in said several deeds 10 be corrected OF
reformed, or their title to said mortgaged promises re.
= manning in them as Heirs-at-Law of said Benjamin
Rutiner, deceased. and as Heirs atLaw of said David
Coffman, deceased. to be released; and for general re-
lief in the premises. And said defendants are Motif.
ed and required to appear in and before said court al
the next term thereof, to be holden on the 18th day Of
September, A. D. 1851, then and there a, cordiug to n;
rules Of said court to answer unto said bill Of CON.
plant, or the same will be taken as confessed by them
JOEL R~ADEBAUGH, Clerk
, II. II. HUNTER, Solicitor for Complainant.
June IL 1851. 1915 6w6
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TINE public are respectfully informed thai the IN
l. d~ersigned is prepared, at his old ts,and at the
South end OF Broadway, 70 execute upon the shortest
notice all work entrusted TO him. He is readr 70 10
Carding, Pulling and Manufacture,
Either upon the shares, in exchange for Wool or lr
cash.
All who have not heretofore, are invited to try him,
as he will give satisfaction. His work viii BE- done
in the best manner. and his facilities are better than
those Of any other establishment i the county he
can manufacture any kind OF WoOlen Goods required
call and see.
He takes this occasion to return his thanks to his
former customers and respectfully soIicits a %eortinu-
ance Of their patronage. WIN. Z. WILLIAMS.
Lancaster, April 9Th, i551-49-Eagls Copy.
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Shocking Murder
PROVIDENCE, June l6.

PROVIDENCE, June l6.
A murder was committed here this NOR,
ming by VIM. HannegOn an lrishman, on
the person of his Wife. He beat her to
death with an axe helve while she was
lying in bed with an infant by her side.
Her skull was broken, her fingers poun-
died. to a Jelly, and her body horribly mu-
tilated. The infant unframed. Hanne-
gan is yet at large. lie was very intern
perate.
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CHEAPER GOODS THAN EVER.

At The Nep Store, frsta1 Nd second Rooms East ofits
SEAN HOTEL
HAVING purchased of T.. L. WHITE, his late val.
HI uabl, stock Of Goods. and having added there.s
alarge and general selection from the Eastern mar
kets which arm now receiving, / am enabled toofar
TO the public az the old stand, one Of the most Supe-
rior and Magnificent Storh 0f GOo8s ever offered a,
this place, consisting Of Dry Goods in every depart.
mert, Bonnets, new stylel Hats, Caps, Parasuls. I'M
brellas, Wall Paper, Cutlery. China Glass and Queens
ware. warranted Boots aud Shoe ami a very general
assortment Of Groceries. All Of which will be sold
at prices 50 unusually low as to astonish the public.
PETER b. LOWE.
Lancaster, April 6, 1851. 9m49
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WING Convention Delegates.

Hooking George Sanderson. p. Van
Trump. John T. Brasee, John r. Mu
maugh. R j. Peters.
WalRut. NJ athias Miller, Jacob Kot
ner.
Richldnd.-David Wilson, N. B.Cou!
son; reserve delegates Daniel Lewis
Daniel NJ. Red.
Pleasant.-Tunis ?. Ashbrook.
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ART.-The fact that Ayers Cherry Pectoral is a
chemical discovery, may explain why the distinguish
ed Professors of that Science, (Siliman, Hitchcock.
Webster and Cleveland) have given their certificates
in its favor. None could better judge of its merits
than these eminent men, and their names would be a
sufficient guarantee of its value, if experience had
not already proven to the public that it is one of the
most eT.ctual remedies for affections OF the throat
and lungs ever before the~m.-ScieHtJfc Repie,C.
1JSee advertisement. lm5
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An Ordinance,

Levying Taxes for School purposes in the city oil
Lancaster for the year 1851.
Gee. l. Be IL ordained by the city council Of tn
= city Of Lancaster, That a special TAX Of Four Thou
sand Dollars, DO and the same is hereby levied upon
all property subject to taxation for State and county
purposes. within the Incorporated limits Of said city
for the purpose of d~efraying the expenses of tuition
pursuant to an Act passed by the Legislature of Ohio
February 10, lS48, for the support and better regula
ton of common schools in the CT of Lancaster.
Passed June 8, 1861. WIN. ?. CREED, Mayor
Attest-JoHN b.. REED, city clerk.
June II. 1851. b
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From xsw York.
Ngw YoRK, June IA.

Among the passengers by the Empire
City Tor chagres was Col Henry Wash
a descendant Of Gen. Washing
ton. who is attached to the U. ). Survey
or's Corps for San Francisco.
Jenny Lind was swindled out Of $4,000
On the night other first concert by a New
York ticket Speculation who %disposrd a.
tick els he had on hand under Bsrnum's
management.
r. A. Collier. late Cashier nfthe Havre
DE Grace Bank. is on trial in Cecil coun
ty, Md, ou a charge Of embezzlement Of
the funds of the Bank. The deficit is
Sl05. 900. The defence claim that the
charter oflhe Bank was owned in New
York, that its operations was on a fcli.
tious basis without real capital. aud there
was nothing To embezzle.
The steamer Washington took out 100
passengers aud $500. 900 in specie.
Hon. J p. Kerr, Charge Ia Nicaragua.
is on board. Mr.. Kerr is to inqaire into
the state Of American interests in Mica.
ragua.
1t is not yet determined whether the
contemplated treaty with that State shall
be made there ar with Mr.. Marcellelta
at Washington.
The interests Of American citizens there
have not yet suffered any delriment what
ever from the Government Of Nicaragua,
or from the British subjects.
This Government has every reason 10
believe that the British Government will
fully comply with tue stipuIations Of the
Clayton aud Bulwer Convention, aud in
due time a treaty, not Inconsistent with
that Convention will be made with the
Nicaragua Government.
We learn further that although Gray.
town has not yet been abandoned by the
British authorities il soon will be, and in
the mean time no duties ur other charges
are imposed ON nur citizens or their rom
merce.
New York. June 18th.
A bundle containing 70 letters mailed
a, Nav York on the 30 for Philadelphia
reached there on Saturday last via Vim
%cennes, Ind. Several Of the letters con.
tanning large sums of money had been
advertised as lost. This dispnses Of one
of the causes of suspicion against the
Philadelphia Post Office; but letter con
%tatniug drafts for $1,000 is still missing
A cattle train Of cars on the Erie Rail
road ran off the track near Middleton
on Sunday morning. The conductor wa.
killed aud fireman badly injured. Que
car behind the cattle was thrown down
a high embankment.
Two thirds of the village ofSouth New
bnrgh VI. was burned on Saturday after
noon.
The deaths in New York City au,
county last week were 3il.
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which females are generally subject, use. DR.. S. D
Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla-it will certainly cure you.
Male or female, old or young, ALL and euery Fdmi.
~ should have this ercelent Family medicine by them.
Call at our depot, or on one of our Agents, and get
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find .facts' .facts'!
GactsW that can be substantiated by thousands OF liv-
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz: that the
Shaker Sarsaparilla, as preparedby DR.. S. d. HOWE
has been the means of permanently curing more dis
eases to which the human family are continually srb-
ject, than any other preparation of Sarsaparilla ever
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

TOBACCO CRops OF VIRGiNIA.-The
Richmond Enquirer estimates. from the
returns so far at the principal markets,
that the inspection of tobacco this year
will fall short of those of last by seven
thousand hogsheads.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

DRINKING BRANDY FOR A WAGER.-At
New York, on Wednesday. the coroner
held an inquest on the body of Michael
McGovern. who killed himself by drink.
ing two pints and a half Of brandy, on a
2 with a man named Fox. The
latter, as we'll as Hannovan, the barkeep,
or who sold the liquor, have been arrest.
cd on a charge Of manslaughter.
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ROPERTY in RUsHvILLE FOR SALE

Will sell at private sale the property now occupi-
Il ed by Gilbert McFadden, in Rushville, Ohio There
Al are Two Frame Buildings, % AeTA
llgas feet front and 62 feet back, one is oc; RRsrs
Ust-B cupied as a DWELLING H0USE,and E=AN
the other is a STORE ROOM, WARE ROOM &c,,
both are well finished, nearly new and in good order.
There is also upon the same lot a Large Pork
House and Lard House, with every convenience
for sailing and rendering Lard, a Wood House, Frame
Stable and other buildings. The property is very -1
sirable for any one wishing to engage in the mercan'
tile business.
Also a lot of ground adjoining the town containing
about four acres. Terms will be made known by
calling upon the subscriber.
! JOSEPH CLAYTON, Assignee
For Gilbert McFddden and Charles G.. WlsOH, &Co
May 1, 1851 3m52
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In Chancery-In Fairfield Common Pleas.

Tunis P. AshbrooL, Executor of Noah Ruffner, de.
ceased,
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~ Biship Hamline's health has so far
improved, that on the 9th instant, he was
enabled to go from Buffalo to S%chenecta'
dy by railway. He expects q o to be
bile to meet Bishop James.
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PREPARE FOR HARVEST.

LEARNERS who are about making preparations
for Harvest. will find at the GREAT HARD
WARE STORE one of the Largest and Best selected
Stock Of FARMING TOOLS ever before opened in
this market, consisting Of
Gu boz. Wallron's Inman's and Warnings Grass and
Grain SCYTHES;
80 Doz. Long and Miller's SICKLES;
4 boz. Wolford's, Franklin's and Yankee Grain
CRADLES;
70 Doz. SCYTHE SNATHES;
50 boz. Steel Prong HAY FORKS;
100 dozen RAKES;
Steel Blade HOES. SHOVELS, SC. &c.
All ofwhich are Of the most approved patterns and
make. and warranted At prices lower than can be pur'
chased elsewhere EFFTNGER, WHITE LATTA.
] Lancaster, May %, 1851 4
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Notice is hereby given that the Mer:
chants and Shop,keepers of Lancaster
will close their doors on the 4th Of July
next. All those interested will take no
tice accordingly.
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EVTThe legislature of Maine appro'
priated $40. 1000 for a reform school at
Portland, and $4,000 for rebuilding the
burnt insane hospital. The body sat on
" three weeks.
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FISH M BIRD NErS.

A SA s. STURGEON, confined to his dwelling, fol
IN more than a year by affection, is anxious to sup
port his family by Knitting Fish, F2y ard Bird Nets
on.the most reasonable terms for cash or trade.
Residence-Firs house back of Thomas Reeds or
Columbus street. June 10 6
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Buffalo Markets.

BUFFALO. June 10
~Flnur-Receipts moderate aud nearly oil 90 in
10 store, Sales 3 500 bbls. at s.. IO03.G &c Tor No.
9. SO 7503.37 for old Western and State; and 81
I8lGl for fresh grouud do {42OG4Ii tor pure
G-nesee Canadian very dull at 81 in bnud.
Wheal-Dull aud tends downward. Good Ohiu
sold at 02c.
Corn buoyanr aud frmer with good demand
Sales IL 500 bush. nj 5G3Oj7c Tor high mixed
Western. aud 590j9!c inr Northern yellnw
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CITY SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.

10HN n. LITTLE has recently improved and added
y to his stock and is now prepared to wait upon the
public with the best assortment in his line ever before
offered to dealers in this section of the country.
His rooms are at he old stand in the building be-
tween the Tallmadge House and ShRffer's Hotel.
He keeps on hand and makes to
a. order all kinds Of Saddles, Harness,
Mkf9Se:kA Trunks, Carpet Bag, Hand Trunks
1r{sNSN WhiPS, Fly Nets, &c. His work is
S all OF the best kind and warranted
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime his stock. He has recently added anothel
room to his former shop, so that he will be enabled Il
keep on hand a large assortment and at the same tim,
exhibit each articl' to the public.
Thankful for the former very liberal patronage; h
respectfully solicits a continuance of the same.
lancaster, MAJ 10. JOHN n. LITTLE.
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Lancaster Steam WOODEN Factory.

Lancaster, April 6, 1851. Sm4g
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RE We SUOD,

A S the Spring opens and nature arrays herself in
n all her beautiful garments. mn
REED 81 BAUGHMAN,
MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, ONO, A-A~
Have not been unmindful. Of some Of
the wants of natures beauties; Also,
the sterner sex; and to meet such, have supplied them
selves with a splendid assortment Of,
Ladies' Turn Buskins, Ladies' Slippers,
" Half Caters and Caters, Morocco, Cal
Boots and Shoes.
Misses cold Buskins and Children cold Boots,
Mems Fine, Coarse Fine and Coarse Boots' Morocco
Calf Kin and Fancy Shoes are always on hand, o
their own manufacture or made to order.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime their assortment. The subscribers will at al
times be ready to supply the wants Of their custom
ers withthe greatest despatch and at the very loves
prices. REED & BAUGHMAN.
Lancaster, May 20, 1851. 4
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FOURTH OF JULY.-Towns and cities in
the State are moving to have a celebra.
ton upon the coming Anniversary of A.
merican independence. What say the
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WAGONS, BuGGIEsn PUMPs.M

TINE undersigned still continues to manufacture at
l. his shop, one door West of Hunters Blacksmith
shop, onWhseling street, North side, every variety Of
WAGONS and BUGGIES, which will be kept on hand
ready fol. ironing and also manufactured to order
They will be made of the best material and IN the
best manner,
PUMPS.-He has also on hand and will continue to
keep the Eric, Pennsylvania, Pump, which are noS
well known inthis community asa first rata article.
Thankful for past favors, he solicits a continuance
OF the public patronage. He will as heretofore give
satisfaction to his customers WESLEY MOODY
Lancaster, April 10, 1851 2m49
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

JONATHAN FLATTERY, NJ. Having become
- located in Gahsnna, Franklin county, Ohio, would
respectfully inform the public that hence Lis attention
will be devoted to the practice Of Surgery.
All operations deemed necessary will be performed,
with, or without, the use OF the LettecH Gas, as the
patientmay desire.
\. Dr. Flattery viii remove caEcers and tumors
without the use Of tie knife and corrosive plaster.
Gahanna, Franklin county, Feb. 10, 1851 ly4l
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lsaIIrOad RrIdgn Rnrned

HARTfoRD, June Is.
The railroad bridge four miles south Of
Hartford was destroyed by fire yesterday
Il wus about rs feet in length.
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RANK NOTICE.

VNHE Banks of this City WILL NOT BE OPEN on
Il the FOURTH OF JULY. Persons having paper
maturing on that day will attend to it on the THIRD.
NJ. A. DAUGHERTY, Cashier.
c.. ~GARAGHTY, Cashier.
Lancaster, June 70, 1851. 3w6
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Destructive Fire
FALL RIVER, June l6

FALL ltIYER, June 10
Two large dwellings Of DR.. Thos VIII.
bur were burned on Saturday. Insured
in Providence for 1874, 900.
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CIeve aud Markets.
CLEygLAND. June lG. 10,

MARKETs.-FIDur-Nu transaction anil bat liz.
tie disposition 10 operate; cnmmon brands could
I've bought from 1891 Ia f3.374 aud straight at
$3.50. Receipts during last seven days + ,GO7
bbls.
Wbeat-4.0oG bush. Hl ,at at 724e Receiptsd u
ring past seven DAYS 81 .9BG bush.
Corn-2, 900. aipat at Ale: 300 do from store
at tO1c; from teams iOc. Receipts during pas,
seven days 80, 8J9 bush.
Ohs-2 900 bush ahoai at Bee; from teams &c.
Receipts Of week 6,G36 bush
Fish-ljO bhls Whitefish nj e.; Us halves at
50 IS -PickereI 50 IS 03 .371 for bbIs. aud halves
Tront Sc.
Stll-l2OO bbls fne at $I.O6; 100 do coarse at
sl,l83; 500 sacks dairy at lie
DR. AppIrs-2OO bush. at BIC; 100 do at zoe.
Iigbwines-239 bbls Highwiaes in one lntirom
boat al IgIc.
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TO HOUSE-KEEPERS.

Now il your your time 10 buy Cheap.
Rnn Doz. Knives and Forks, of best quality,
OUU 800 do Tea and Table SPOONS,
4doz Extra finish Table KNIVES.
Ado Saw Knives,
8 do Tea and Bread TRAYS,
6 do Iron Basting Spoons,
90 setts Skimmers and Ladies'.
60 assorted sizes Brass Kettles.
These will also be sold at greatly reduced prices. a
the CHEAPEST HARDWARE STORE in thu
city. June II 7. BOPE.
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oEITUARY,

DIED-Wednesday Morning, June 4, 1851, at
Amanda, JOHN J., only sun nf the late DR.. JOHN
j. Dnuglerty, aged six years, five months aud
twenty six days
Grieve not!
The grave Of childhood is II bed of overs:
Death but transplanis the lender shoot from Earth
To Heaven Com,
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Carriage and Buggy Springs.

lust received at the Cheap Hardware Store, GO pr.
j Elliptic Springs; 60 sets Axels; 1910 lbs spring
steel; 40 tons Iron, and will be soldlow for cash by
June u. p. B0PE.
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From BaItlmor e,

BALTIMORE, June 16.
The committee on the defalcation will
report a deficiency of$lo,0oo against Col.
Sandersou.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
WYM@sl3AIo

MARRlED-At Dresden. May egth, by the
Rev. S p. Hildrelh. Mr.. JAMES WEAKLEY
aud Miss ELLEN SHIPLEY, all Of the above
place. -ZlHcsUiRc Courier.
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STAR sALooN-BAKERY

A LWAYs on hand at STARLING'S, Brea3, cGLes
n and rrackers. together with Ice cream, Ginge'
POP, Lemonade, Mineral Mead, an a general supply
Of OafcctiOaGries too numerous to mention.
Families and Parties supplied with Candies, Cakes
Fruits, &C., on reasonable terms.
Remember the place-oPposite George Ka4gmaH'I
Drug Store, Main Street.
Ye Gentlemen and Ladies fair,
Or single or by happy pair,
Who love the sweetest things Of earth,
Combined the while with harmless mirth,
At lowest prices in our town.
Repqir 10 StaTLilg'S rew Saloon.
ask the country lad and lass,
Some happy moments there to pass,
And gladly and most chesply find
Solace Tor body and for mind
And spread as other friends have done.
The rorh Of StarliHg's : lpg Saloon.
Lancaster, May 9th, 1851.