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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

TENRUSTEE;S SALE.-Sotice is hereby given
l. that will on Saturday tie Jirst day # 'darrh
l55l at the door Ol the courthouse in the tO~n d
Lancaster offer for sale the Ware-ilouse PrO-
perty, situate on the Ohio Canal in the town a BA-
timoie, Fairfield county, Ohio. designated as Oein.
In-Lot No. One in Square No Three. in the North
addition to the said town Of Baltimore.
This sale will be made b5 virtue of tie tIt, deed
from s. s. Geohcgan and ~ Beatty to ne, dated pri
25th 1880, and recorded in Fairfield county Records
Book H. page 40, e. seq. and will invest the pureis-
er with all the title to said premise, acquired by me,
and which may lawfully convey under and By VIZ
tue OF the said deed OF trust
The premises are appraised at $3.50. sni will be
sold at not less than wo-thirds Of that appraised value
A limited credit can be given Tor the purchase mo-
new as will BE- made known at the time Of sale, or
on inquiry Oi me.
P. EWING, ASsigH,C Ia Trust
January 30, 1s5l. So 5H2J
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
From Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH. feDrllry -.
Weather very pleasanl;r river falling slowly with
| | feet water
New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS. Fehrury l5.
Mess Pur, Sl4 Sterling exchange 81,

- AYER'S CHERRY PEcToRAL.--We call attention to
the advertisement of this article now in our paper
and at this Of the year whom colds and coughs
prevalent the information it contains will not
befound unwelcome. The eminent names, lent to re-
commend it, are conclusive proof of its value. In
addition to those have been favored with the peru
sal of letters from many distinguished individuals
well as humble sufferers who acknowledge their in
debtadness to this valuable medicine or the recovery
of their health from painful and dangerous diseases.
tis at safe and pleasant to take ard is certainly
very powerful to cure. Those afflicted with coughs
colds asthma bronchitis, hoarseness or indeed any
of the various affections Of the lungs, viii do well to
try the Cherry Pectora, and will have no cause to
regret the experiment See advertisement lmiO
ARABIAN LrsDtESr.-Go where You will, talk
about what you may, and you will either see OF
hear Of the great Arabian preparation known to the
people of the United States H. G. FaIrell'S Cele
brated Arabian Liniment. 1t has made some Of the
most remarkable Of paralysi, rheumatism, ner
vous sfeetions, spinal complaints &c. on record, and
indeed an external remedy is applicable to nearly
all disease which could possibly be benefited by a
medicine of that kind. See Advertisement 2w35
T5'Bear in mind, that nature is ever endeavoring to
expel disease when it nvades the animal economy,
and only needs the assistance of genial restora-
tiyethoroush, yet mild in its action-that will give
tone to the system, and ACT UPoS the HLooD-which
! is the priacple Of life.
GuYsorr's YrLLow DOCK AND sAnsAPAu1LLA, as
purifier of the blood renovator Of the system and
supporter and presorver ofthe powers Of life, has
no equal Take it, on the first Indication that disease
is upon you, AMI you will avert perhaps weeks ans
months of sickness and suffering.
l-rSce advertisement. Im3i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
sTONE WATER PIPF.


TBNHE Subscriber are nanufsetjring Store lTt,.s
Il Water Pipe, aud viii furnish ugon snort no.
ties any amount required. Its well know E,L ta'
"wATER PoTsoNED" BY being rJnvcyed IA ongh
Pipes Of Lead. Iron, &c, but through this STONE
PIPE, water may be conveyed snv required distsire
and no, reAde G at al IMPURE. Il Is nude of Pot
te7's CLay. By Machinery; pieces put together sut
cernen I'd with ROSsAS. or HA1EE Lf7IE CI,,tSr,
and will supyo . pressure equal 10 rOluian o! va
Ter COO feet perpeE1icullr 7 all lover. 1f PURE
WATER, this conles as blessing and bY is ctecp-
les and durability Is within the reach d at.
Reference may b h4c - DTLsiir JAEyn Esq
Ma-silion. Ohio, who has lsi down some one ,ni
one fourth m.ls, running through vines, mlr.les
Ec. Ordsrs p omPtly attended %
HILL, FOSTER s co
Midlebury, Summit county. Ohio
JAMES NJ. PRATT i, agent Tor The alove Pise
ipr ttis county--Shop Immediately under Atss s
Efhnger, White Lsaa's Hardware store.
Lancaster, FeLgUtry 30, ISL. Ga42
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20


Tue WHEELING BRlDGE.-The Com
mercial Journal Of Pittsburgh. has The
following despatch: =" Chancellor Wal
worth, the Commissioner appointed by
the Supreme Court, to take testimony
aud report upon the Wheeling Bridge.
has made his report, which declares the
bridge an obstruction to the navigation OF
the river,an recommends that it be rals-
ed twenty eight feet above its present
elevation. The adoption Of this recon-
mendalion Of the Commissioner would
involve the destruction of the present
structure. Mr. Totten. United States
Engineer, by order of the United States
Supreme Court, has made drawing aud
specification ofthe proposed height"
We regret the necessity which leads
to this decision. The bridge is noble
structure and ofyast benefit to the West
Itis great pity it was not construct d
at such height as to place it out of the
reach of litigation. te ta
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
TO ALI. CnNCEIlNED.-H.YIu,

NOTICE TO ALL CONCElsNEDs--H
~ disposed of nay ock of Drugs, Medicines, &c,
to Mr. t. L. SLocUSr, all those indebted to me by
note or otherwise are earnestly invited t. call AID
settle the same. wish to settle up in the shortest
possible time, and speady compliance with this re-
quest VII save cost and trouble. Those Indicted 70
the old irm ui BusE - BEca, must also settle 4eir
accounts and notes Immediately. WI! " iyaa. i
the old stand.
To the many tiisnls. who have bestowed uI.a M
their custom iJr many years past, give my tam
GEORGE q BECK.
lancaster, January 81 dtswti24
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

TsNHE spell is bFoker--day!iehr has dawned upon
II our benishtsd town Lancaster is city! The
"Ir0E HOYye' Is on .Le tracl,-Apoflecories' Hal,
No. JOG, IElin-Sref i. now the centre 4f cftracti0n
The Proprietor has aiA the entire Globe under eontri
button 70 iu.Hsh supplies TO bis countless customers.
Ills q slogue embraces ererg Brg and MORE TOO!
Ladies' auI Guntie msu--nIarried--u -uumarTied--and
you that want 70 gos married. big boys and little giris-
every bodycail At No. lUo snd get more Goods for
less money than can be had Ia Gly Other city,
Lancaster, Dece.abcr r. 1856
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
oLp cHAYR ana naaEDsTEAp

DaNI E1C8ANCE.-NoTlCE no THE
AS LOVERS OF GOOD FATlNG,--s, II. links
B4vE E&eHAssE s now In iull blast and be IS ready
U accommodate his customers with roristy Of good
e. iaaiol, such as Fresh Fish, Birds, Oysters,
Pigs Feet, Tripe, &C. Those srticlss win be
served up 10 fao best style. t-.
word to Hunters and Fishers.-I wiilpuI-
cha at al tiures Cane and Fish, for which The high
est naTLet price wilt te paid. S Il. ZINK.
Ian 4steT, February !, 1851 d84
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
FIsEE un.. MAXINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

VNHE vndsrgnrd sgsut for this Old and well estab-
I h4hed institution, CONTINUES 10 igsue Poicis Of
Insurance ag4ns loss DAN ge BY fire. also against
euEeHt rates Of pr MUM charged by other sponsi
uis golpsni3s. al claims for loss, under POiiiss
insurad by tie undersigned, wj be promptly adjust
d, end psI4 by INC G,leTal Agent Of tie company
locaed al Cincinnati The loses paid BY this conps-
exceed slfD0G0J. igM r CREED. Agent.
Laneabtgr, February - l55i lm4l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

NOTICE GEORGE ]. SACIISE placed in
MY hands Tor collection cH his outstanding notes
and accounts in Fairfield county. TAose knowing
the m5elves ndebcdb by n0,s or otherwise are respect
fully requested to call and settle at occ a. all do
mants remaining unpaid On the first Of March, win be
placed in hands q pruPeE officers ior collection.
JOHN R. MuMAUGH.
lancaster, Chic .January2l 6wSS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

yEToOLLEN GOODs.-I am no,g opening eomr-
w plete stock o. cloths cassiineres. sattinets Pi-
lot beaver and lscsiuaw over c0atpgs, Tweeds fam
nels, kerseys aans il,ed cloths Sleeps grey csssi
nets, linseys, &c. ". T. WISE.
Lancaster nuyeuber g, 1850 e7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
r,n EEomsr-Kcrncrs.

DERSONS wishing to purchase Goods Of this des-
ERUPTION viii find It to their interestto call at Elf
FINGER, WHITE & LATTAs and examine their
large and splendid assortment Of
6u CARPETS, from 3-4 to IA wide,
Floor Mats, Brass Curtain Bands.
Brass and Glass Curtain Pins, Table Knives FORKS
Coffee Mills, Sad Irons. Shovel and Tongs,
Candle Sticks, Lamps, Stair Rods, M
Tubs. Churns, Wash Boar6s, Be- &c. &c,
Lancaster. november 70, 1860 1tar -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
DIR. 1inrsIlnIl.s Cn,arrh SNUFF.

TENHIS SNUFF is peror to anything vel known for
L removing The Cai4sTh and cold in tie head head
ache, &c. Il an excellent remedy tor many
Of sore eyes. Manufactured by the sole proprietor
Charles Bowen Montpelier, Vermont, and sold by the
and the Union IjsBeware Of Il. c. Gridley's eoun-
tcrfeit
Sold in Lancaster b y G. G. Beck, " O. Kreider; G,
81 Fsdden RushviiA.. D. AolderInan, Amanda.
October -, 1850. 6m25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
LANCASrFR oIEIo MILl.s.

4 Ohm e. GIESY respectfully informs his friends
- and the public in general that lis MILL, kcV Z
mile South Of Laacaster0a 0a the I0gua Road, iDru.-
erly known as Gen. David Ress' Mil is now in re1-
diness to grind al kinds OF Gratn.
The Machinery is all new and the most APPROX
ed modern style with French Bars lie has engl9y-
ed Mr., SAMUEL DErTz, who is an experiarcsd Miller
and Is generally knswnln thI cuuutYto be we guaI-
ifed 10 nAhuiacture GOOD FLOUR. Tie there'of'
natters himself on beinI able To ehdcr satisfaction "a
all who NAV favor him with their cGsom Csii and
try. ot
! Lancaster, Decelnber q, ls5p "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
A ssIGNEE,s NOTICE.-Notiee is hersbyg civ

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Notieeis is herebygiy-
n en-. that the undersigned has been apponed BY
Gilbert McFadden Ia his own right the survivor Of
Charles G. Wilson Co.. signse in trust for the ben
eft Of creditors by his certain Deeds Of Trust
cord under date the l0th and 18Th inst. All persons
having claims against said MeFaden in either capaci
tyere requested to present tine same tor settlement
JOSEPH CLAYTON, Assignee.
RushyiIle, Ohio, January 10. 3m31
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
In the Court ofCoprnon plea, fairfield CO

PETITION FOX PNETITIJN-
MGfCHEL ALLEN "a John P Lire and iiB lcgaJ
w ggsriian Elisha Blocker. Said Jota P.Lias and
hi, said Guardian are hereby notified that the said
Mitchell Alien hl fled iis pe'aon in Do Cont aio-e-
said against them, PRAYING for partition Of 10, number
TEN in DiXOns fTst addition TO IN, i9Ga Vi Ninches
ter in said county, 10 BE- a,ai- between petitioner
and said John p Line or 9r sale thereof & It csHao
be divided Ti.aou' injury. Which petition vii come
on to be heard at the nt term Of roJrt 10 oa holden
in said county H. u. HUNTER,
AH0rtey for pefi inner.
February 10, lS5l. $3.50 Gsii
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

UNDERSTAND. moutt lave now azps
u ed since ! requested all those indebted to me ~
come forward Gndpsy up. Some OI my friends have
been kind enough to respond 10 my request, wl.iie
others probably have thought 10 not lep1 iIals.
This is therefore to give such Of NY friends who
NAV have such impression to unlerstGnt that it il my
determination to collect all outstanding claims, and
would much prefer receiving the same without any
coercive means. JOIN {. G--AE IN
Lancaster september 6. 1850 GWl7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

2 True HuNEsTY.-Some years ago, two
aged men, near Marshalton, traded, or
according to Virginia parlance, swapped
hmses, on this condition THAT on thai
day week, the one who thought he had
the best OF the bargain, should pay to the
other two bushels of wheat. The day
came and as luck would have 1T, they
met about half way between their resPec-
tive homes. 4EF
"Whcre art thou going?" said one
ITO thy house with the wheat, an
swered the other. "And whittier art thou
goingl" >.
"fruly." replied the first, 81 wastaking
the wheat to thy house"
Each pleased with his bargain, had
thoughtlhe wheat justly duo to his neigh
bor, aud was guing to paylt
| AN OPINION of THE FASHIONS. My
son said an old turbaned Turk ,one day
taking his child by the hand in the streets
OF Cairo, and pointing out To him on the
opposite side, Frenchman, just import
ed, in all the elegance of Partisan cos
tune. my son. look there! It you evel
forget God aud the prophet YOU ina!
come to Look like Mat!" ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
BIBLES! BIBLEsl! BIRLESN!

TTE undersigned offers fpr sale lc, OF beautiful
" bound Bibles, 0f various sizes, from pocket
TO large family Bible Turkey Morocco gilt and viii
positively be sold 1t New York cost. Persons wishing
u purchase cheap Tor Christmas and Newyear's lye
sents. Now is the time. p bJPE. r
Lancaster, December "a, 1850 ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

SAN FRANCIsco--The Alta California
of the lstof January. says there are some
three hundred thieves in that city, who
live by Meir profession euihely--lhat
the police arrest them, but the Courts
are so lax, and the lawyers so phlan
thropic, that these there's are admitted 10
testify tor each. and clear each other. A.
gain. it says that a detestable system Of
straW bail and straO testimony is sane.
toned. which renders il impossible to
punish any one-that gang of scoundrels
band together. aud some watch while 9th
ers rob aud murder, aud if any one chan
ces to be caught. the Stra1c bail or strap
Witnesses swear him clear Ii says the
city has been brought into a vortex ol
crime in which the brain turns while con
templating the sconndreIs aud the villain.
les daily seen an& perpelrated. The
Courts and officers are called upon to dc
their duty, as nothing else can save the
city, Gin. Gaz.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
Lancaster, December 9, 1859. swdSlyw}

4 AW PARTNERSHIP-Ih have associated CtsAalIs
R1D MARTIN with myself in the practice ol the
Law and will in future adopt the style Of }. D. 4 c.
D. MARTIN, in the manag cement OF business entrusted
TO my care. JOHN u MARIlS
Lancaster, October 6, ,l55O. -EGgis copy ly23
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

E MURPHY, would respectfully INFORM the ci-
~ tzens OF Lancaster and vicinity that she has re-
moved TO the rooms formerly occupied by J, c. Wea-
yer j Co.. il tba faimsdge Block. who're she IS open
ing 8 beautiful assortment of Fancy aad Dry
Goods. which she weuld'be pleased to SHOW 20 her
fricuds anu the public 10 general.
Lancaster. Al.il 70 $50 49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

Valuable Property flE Sele.--I wish to sell
y the Easthsil df 1t 20 . and lot No. g. in the
3th Square OF Laucast being the 4ats residence Of
George Alvas. also tDa Grm live on two miles
East Of Lancaster coutlhirg 205 acres, sll enclosed
and we'll improved winch the best sndnost aesira-
bic farm aui town property in the couaty and viii be
sold Oh essy ttrui- " su5 purchasers call and see
JOHN A. COLLINS.
August 10, $50 a,- 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

1ENO THE LADlES.-We Lave GAe lot Of TxiIled
J. C1Jcrgs Frsn, b Heri15es Cashmeres, Alpacas
Chintzes and CslirOes VI ~ kinds.
For sale by LITTLE Z DEESBAcHs.
Lancaster, October 70. Io5l 70
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
GREAT CALiFOKNIA COLD NINE,

II ATEIY discovered for tho benefit of Fairfield and
4 4 adjoining counties. The unIersign hegs leave to
inform the old customers Wei IS the public Ia gen
etI that he has boa ht the entire stock vi Goods OF
J. c. MAcoRAoEEN, and i, determined 10 sell Goods
CHEAPER than has EVER been sULu mere before, for
cash or exchange Of all kinds OF Produce.
LADIES AND GENrLEAlES Ii YOU wish TO purchase,
call at PLouTs CAEAP SroRE and w.ll convince you
that my advertisement is not in vain tor intend 10
continue business at the I'D stand, called 'GaEAr
W EsrERN" and PJur's CHEAP SrosE,
JACOB PLOUT
Lancaster, December 9, 1859. 2WdSlyw22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
GrocerIes ,nsi r,aeei,e,l.

EpRsT Rio Coifss, best java Do Young IfVson Te.
Ep luFerisl 81 black do Caocal5ta and Cocoa, loaf
.u-ar double refined Powered 1o do crushed DO Pep,
per- Asplce, Ginger, Currents. Cinnamon, Cloves and
Mace At KAUFFAlANS
Augll. Q, 1850. u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

nONYETS AND RIBBONS. "A good assortment
Id Of Ipphorn, Braid, China, Pearl Tulip, Twist
victoria Braid and plain colored Chip and fancy Braid
Bonpets with rich stock Of Ribbons suitable for TRIM
ming for sale by Ii Tie DhESbACtiS.
Lancaster, October 2j, 1850. ia %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

The PeopLE's LINE.--This fast line
continued to runon Monday last. Up to
l2o'clock the Convention of the twoHous-
es made thirty.oue additional Associate
Judges, among them David Driesbach OF
Hooking, Joshua Robinson of Ross, IL.
T. Cox of Muskiugum, Norman Root Of
Athens, aud w. T. Martin of Frank
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
EIEE OPENYNG.

VNNHE SubserihcJ offers for rent his Cabinet 5hop
the first day u Abi next with tho privl pe of his
horse power Turning Lathe The subserioer will
also sell . thr One 10 rents lis shop fne lCt Of
EXTRA CHERRY LUMBER Astherc is 10 regular
shop IN ia the place, The present s6ors tine caneo
Tor good workman ~ 10 largo profitable business.
HlLiP'HOMRICH H0Cs
RoyaltnB, Ohio, February ~, 1851 5w'42
- DAD yOTTCE.-Notica' Is .,cr .r nv, r.. tn,
Il Va petition viii Be prevented 70 ;he Trustee d,
Walnut Township. Fairfield eounty, Ohio 1t thGir
annual meeting Or iie inst Moi d4y Of March next
10 have as much Of lie Town hip Ios1 vsr,tal A.
runs through the Son'hwsst Quarter of Section 20
Twelve IN the Township Alore,ail
Pe5EIary @, 1871 ta
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

Fatal and Melancholy AccideHt,--Sel.
dom has it befallen our lot to record a
more shocking and painful accident than
occurred at Chauncey, six miles from this
place. on las, Friday morning. Mr.. Eb-
enezer Balch. while engaged about the
shaft connected with the Salt works of
Messrs. Ewing & Vinton, sunk for the
purpose of raising coal from their ex
Lensive mines, more than one hundred
feet below the surface of the earth, was
in the act Of running one of the cars to
the mouth of the excavation, when by
some means he lost his footing and was
precipitated to the bottum nf that great
chasm. distance of lis feet through
solid rock, and was literally crushed to
pieces. But a moment previous to his
instantaneous death, he seemed in an
unusually happy flow ofsPirils. A strik
ing verifcation that "in the mids, Of life
we are in DEATH" aud that at a moment
when we think not the Son of man
comelh.
We learn the gentleman leaves wife
and two dependant children.-AAeas
Messenger.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
abt Gantasttr @a3ette.
Thursday Morning, Feb.9O, 1881


"a FUoTIys SLAvE Law More Ereite.
msst--A SpiSh If LGiOlesness.--our
despatch last evening stating that MessrS.
Wright and Davis of Boston had been
arrested for assisting in recapturing al
fugitive slave from the officers oftbe law.
needs explanation to render il inlelligi.
ble
Ita?pears from other telegraphic re-
ports that fugitive slave, named Fred.
erick Wilkins. had been arrested at Bos'
ton, on the 18th inst, and taken before
the United States Commissioners, Mr..
Curtis, in the United States Court room
The examination was postponed until
Tuesday, (yesterday) But not content
to await the issue, mob Of three hun
dred negroes sl6rmed The court room
and IN spite of the officers carried of the
fugitive in triumph. The negroes were
armed. but no person was wounded.
They used the Marshal's own sword,
which hung in the court room, to keep of
the officers. For aiding and abetting in
this mob the two individuals named q.
bove have been arrested, and we trust
that justice will be meted out 10 them.
A subsequent despatch last evening
states that Mr.. Reilly, chiefdeputy Mar.
shal, who was acting in the absence OF
the United States Marshal, has publish
ed q statement, in which he says that he
applied To Commodore Downs for the
privilege Of placing the fugitive at
the navy yard for safe keeping, but the
Commodore declined to take the re-
sponsibility, He adds that he also aP-
piled to the Mayor aud Marshal of Bos-
ton to assist him in keeping the fugitive
in safe custody, but with the like success
The same despatch says that the fugi.
tive's whereabouts is not yet known, but
ills supposed that he is on his way to
Canaua Otd DurllngIOh'
If we have properly guessed the tenor
Of these dispatches, there will arise sew
eral very diff icut and delicate questions
out of this case. Those who were en-
gagged in the mob will Of course be fer
reted out and brought TO justice. The
person in command of the navy yard vii
probably have to deal with a President
who does mt decline the responsibility
while the authorities of Boston will mos
likely be compelled to answer for thei'
very doubtful policy in refusing the re
qgest of the Marshal. =
This is one Of the acts of those whit
profess the higher law" creed. Its re
suits can easily be foreseen, 1t must ne
cessarly lead toa spirit of lawlessnes
and infuse the mob with new energy ant
strength. In all such cases, there arr
two parties, in this it needs no specia
power ofdivinain to foretel the cOhse
quences to that class ut persons, Tor whom
Messrs. Wright aud Davis profess L
have so particular regard, But befor
it reaches so fe arful termination, it i
the duty Of the true American citizen t
impress upon all, who are not beyon
his influence, the danger which lies il
the path Of those who are disregardin
the laws Of the land and putting at def
ance the power ofthosc appointed to ex
ecute them.
TT, paop, ~, IINE This fast lin
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

Anniversary BGlI.-Preparations are
making to have an excellent time Of il at
she Tallmadge House, on the evening OF
the .2lst inst. les
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

T When does our contemporary of
1he Scioto Gazette suppose the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad will build a branch To
Parkersburgh, under the restriction that
they mast first complete their road to
Wheelingl This is an important point
in the speculation of the Journals who
advocate the longest routes
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
Rnl1Na AND sHOEs.

A LARGE Lot just Notwithstanding every
n kind Of Fashionable shoe now in use, for l.a
dies anl Misses wear ALSO good stock Of Mems
Boots and Caters, at N!shS
Lancaster, nov 5, 1881 .s.,.. ,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
pOND,s FAIN DEsTROYER AND HEALINa

DOND'S PAIN DESTROYER AND HEALING
T. EATRACT.-KnoEn l1r dispeT4ing iailamma-
tions, sl0ouing pains. quisng nervous irritability
removing speetily all soreness iIom wounds or hFp-
8es, preventing broken limbs from swelling, curing
sprains ameurgs tHfburs. sores and healing wounds
rapidly. Nothing EQUALS for sore throat, lainSy,
cioc, etr-ache ooth-aeAe, nigh; cough from colds,
ard slnOst all the ills that aftcI family.
Sold in lancaster by g. g. Beck, NJ. z. Rreider G.
Octob r %, 1850 Gm25
z NCTICE.-GATES & C0SPER has this dav dis.
y solved partnership b. mutual consent The notes
aud accounts in is lIanls oi Il. Co,per for settle
nieHt JAMES. GATES,
+. COSPER,
lancaster, Ohio. December co. 1850