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oc 90 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
yWVHE BEST UNIVERSAL ATLAS.-The
81 National Atlas of Historical Commercial and
Political Geography, constructed from the recent
and authentic sources, by Alexander K, tombstone, f
S, &c, with copious index, carefully compiled from
the maps, One volume, large folio; maps cooled,
half bound, price S25.
This work supplies want which has long existed
that OF the production OF Atlas on a scale sufficient
ly Target be useful and at the same time reliable
authority OF reference No expense has been spared
on the present volume, which is submitted as the best
modern Atlas exiant.
The Epoch OF Creation, by Eleazar Lord, volume
l2mo
vagamundo, or the Attache in Spain, by John E,
Warren, vol l2mo
Indications the Creator, by George Taylor, vol
limo
Incidents in the Lite OF Pastor, by Rev. Dr. Wis.
ner. I'd edition
., Woodworths Home Stories, 6 volumes. beautifully
Mrs. TuthlPs Bragadocio a book for boys and girls,
vol, with Illustrations
The Young Emgrants, &c vol, with illustrations
For sale by NASH & WOODHOUsE,
10 No 10 Main ST.
mHORE NEW BOOKS JUST ARRIVED.
1sA Book OF Romances, Lyrics and Songs, by
Bayard TAYLOR.
the Bioe, by Philip Henry Gosse. edited by Geo B.
Gheever, D. d., author OF lectures the Pilgrims
Progress; price 81 %
Chambers Papers for the People
Memoirs Of London DOLL written by herself and
edited by MRS Flrstar
Tales from Catland, fol little kittens by an cd Tab
by
International Magazine for November
Dan Marble A biographical sketch OF that famous
and dlVerling humorst, with "reminiscences, comicai-
ties, anecdotes, &c, by Faconbridge, author of Pro-
vincial Drama, &c.
Heather Mythology, by "Punch," with ten engra-
wings
The Oxonians being sequel to the Rome or the Ha-
yards OF Woman, domestic romance, published in
London "a years ago aud generally attributed 10 and
said TO be written by Sir Edward Lyton Buwer
The history of Don Qaxote and his famous Squire
Sancho Panza, bound In paper with numerous enara-
wings.
For sale at MORRIS BOOKSTORE.
no No. 81 Main street.
So EMMETT IL JAMES,, l49 Main street Eagle
Gl Square, respectfully inform their friends and The
public, that they are constantly receiving and
beautiful goods, consisting OF fine gold and silver
Watches Breastpns Finger Rings, Bracelets Neck
laces, Guard Chains, Vest Chains, Cbaleleines Ear
Rings, Thmbes gold and silver Spectacles gold Pens
aud Pencils Medalions for Daguereotypes, Cuff Pins,
&c &c.
Watches, Jewelry &C., repaired by the best work
men. &C 70
NRT EBERS' BASKET MANUFACTD-
| w RY. New street, back Of the New Ma ket.--
The brothers WEBER at this stand, Manufacture aud
sell, (and also repair Baskets OF all descriptions Will
low Carriages Cradles and Chairs and articles aeue-
rally oil willow work-at low prices, wholesale AID
] retail oc l5-lms
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W agents for the celebrated and long established
house OF Oliveiras & Daves Island of Madeira, are
daily expecting small invoice OF choice "Pohete"
and Reserve" Wines. Its put up in and pipes,
and purchasers may rely upon getting superior and
and prepared under directions expressly for this
market
We also take orders for the following descriptions
ular, Pdhetinho, Bual and Sercia, all oil which will
be warranted of superior quality
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
oc 20 Cary street.
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GAIT PEF&E, COPPEsAS, ALUM, s.
~ INDIGO for sale by
oe24 D. G. & w. D. TOMPKINS.
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DORTER AID AAE-I have on hand large
pint bottles. Private families invalds, &c, can be
supplied with excellent article and in prime order.
1t will be sent TO any part OF the city.
se24 IOHN GLEN ININC
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HP RIPANNEA SVAFEE.--A fine assortment OF
sD Britannia Tea and Coffee sets, Coffee Urns, and
Tea and Coffee Pots Sugar and Milk Pots, Tor sale
singly at GINTERS,
oc24 1877 Main st.
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TST EN LONDON EDIVION OF STAN
~ DARD WORKS, for sale at'MORRIS' BOOK
OF his lie, by Sir Thomas Noon Tafourd, D c. l..
The Miscellaneous works OF Right Hon. Sir James
Macintosh.
lie 90 %
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WE1COME NEWS TO THE AFFLICTED
II hk HUET, Member OF the Royal College of
ED Surgeons, London, in consequence of the large
number oil his patients residing in this CITY, has rented
the office No. Law Building ca Franklin sheet
where he will devote his whole time in the cure ofthe
following diseases, viz Secret diseases in all their
various IONS 1 Seminal Weakness, Dyspepsia, Rheu
matsm, White Swellngs, Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Gravel, Consumption, Blotches, letters, Female IT.
regnlares, and all other diseases to which the human
system is liable.
TAKE NoTIcE-L will give written guarantee tn
any person who may place themselves under my care
and 10 10 case Will demand any pay IN til good
sound, and perfect cure effected to the satisfaction of
the patient. nay medicines easily taken, without
hndrance 10 business, and are strictly Vegetable
Office hours from A. NJ. untl9 P. Nj
Persons at distance can be cured by letter, post
tations strictly confidential Advice Gratis Price of
medicine pet package S., which in cases proves
sufficient to perform cure.
Letters post paid promptly attended to-
See my Diploma IN my office. oc "a
WDESEME GREaN7 LAG UIfgA CUTIE
a 500 bags for sale by
oo 80 DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
OAPEfsA GLASS E9s.--An assortment OF Opera
~ Glasses for sale at enters,
oc 70 No 81 Main st.
TpUTTER AND CHI EESE
BID 10 kegs prime Goshen Butter
70 boxes imitation English Cheese
rs do New YORK State do
Receiving per steamship Roanoke, for sale by
oc29 SHIELDS & OMERVfLLE.
MDUTTER, BUTTER.-16 kegs Goshen But
ElO ter OF superior quality, just received and for sale
low.
oc 20 JNO WOMBLE & co.
TNJ EEY COOKS, from the Presbyterian Board of
IA Publication:
The Canon Of the Old and New Testamens ascer
tanned; or, the Bible complete without the Apocry-
pha and written traditions new edition, by Arch-
bald Alexander, D. D., IS cts.
he Works OF Creation, illustrated from the English
Edition, rs cts.
Kirwan's Letters-Letters to the Right Rev. John
Hughes. Roman Catholic Bishop oil New York, by
Kirwan, 20 cts.
1t is ;or, the voice OF Jesus ia the Storm BY Newman
Hall, B. A, 16 cts.
Come to Jesus. by Newman Hall, Is cts
Considerations for Days of Adversely, Is cts
The Brazen Serpent or, Faith c Christ Illustrated by
J Fl Jones, d D. Is cts.
My Fathers God a testimony for RELIGION addressed
especially to children OF pous parents Is cts
Universasm False and Unscriptural an ESSAY on the
duration and intensity offuture punishment Is cts
Still happy in Jesus; Or the dying hours of Emily F.
-, kelso Sabbath Scholar, aged IA by lane
Cathariue 49, ~ cts.
Also, constantly for sale, full supply of Psalms
and Hymns, OF various sizes and STYLES OF binding
oc29 NASH G. WOODHOUSE.
NnLANAETS,- BLANK a1TS. AT MAIL
H y ERTS CHEAP STORE, No Al MAIN.
81 REET.-Housekeeper and others wishing 10 pur-
chase good heavy and cheap bed servants Bian-
kets can De supplied at my sere; they being purchased
at auction, bargains may be expected.
Also, FLANNELS, FLANNELS, FLANNELS
Just opened, great bargains in white, yellow and red
tiannsls, bought cheap and to be sod likewise.
oc 70 UGUSTUsGMAlLERT
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BROOKS g. BELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
'ORETGN q DOM ESTEC DEFY GOODS.
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]. NJ. RANDOLPH *. 40

AAROUND ALUM sALT.-l2O0 sacks for sale
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VINEGAR ,-I bbls superior Picking finegar
for sale by |. H. Wake.
IVA g Main street. |
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UN A RsI9 z FLOUfs-STILs. ID lITTIIEs-
b BRAGG has ground another lot of he best No
Family, from superior parcel of white wheat. The
Flour has been tried, and rises most beautifully, which
makes a loaf almost like that Of a spunge cake.
Families who wish to lay in their years supply will
please call on FRY & McCANDLlSH
oc Is Cary ST
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" ~ BE1sI UNIV EESSAE4 ATLAS.-The
81 National Atlas Of Historical, Commerce al and
Political Geography, constructed from the most recent
and authentic sources, by Alexander K tombstone,
G S. &c, with copious index, carefully compiled from
the maps. One volume, large folio; maps coloTed,
half hound. price S25
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u 500 bags for sale by
oc 90 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
GAPEIRA GLASS E9S.--An assortment OF Opera
~ Glasses for sale at G1NTER'S,
oc ~ No l 81 Main st.
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HP oTI GlS.--28 tirkins prime Goshen Butter, for
I'D sale by
oc % WEBB, BACON & CO.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

The committee entered 10 he midst Of the con.
fusion and reported that they bad visited upon
the President aBd he had informed them That ke
had pothing lunber 10 COMMITMENTS % them.
Mr. Stevens IL Pennsylvania, then moved Thai
the House adjourn siRr die, The Dotion WIS
carried by tremendous acclamsiion
Here was q scene Of The widest disorder. AZ
ter q time. a ralm was produced % enable the
Speaker 10 say - few psssiag words
M, speaker Cubb arose AID uBde . beaniIul
and eloquent Apeeel. reviewing the proceeding,
nI the session which lssclosed 50 haunouiOusly.
leaving ilis Uniun still updislarbel lie tender
ed his heurilelt thanks IA al tie members for tirir
department towards Aim, during The exciting
scenes Of the session. lie ,pokr Of the acts passed
by them WHICH would rebound to tie credit and
honor Of the country.
THIS terminates the session aud The labors Of
your reporter. The COpital IS last ~clraFing Ut iis
crnwds aud a great many members leave this az
.emUon for their BONES
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
A Valuable Farm For Sale.

Il WILL, as Executor Of the Estate JoHN AUGUSTUS,
Il Sen, deceased. offer at public sale at the door OF the
courthouse in the town Of Lancaster, on Saturday
the 24h dag0f Nag, 1851, the homestead farm Of the
said deceased, situatsdin the county Of Fairfield Clear
creek township, within six miles Of a depot on the
great Central Railroad now to be made from Cincinnati
TO GAINESVILLE.
said farm was selected with care by the late owner
and bought second-hAndrd in April, 1896. i contains
2231 acres, about 80 acres OF which are in timber lots
and are valusble, with a sugar camp that has not been
used much. The balance is in a good state Of enltiya-
ton and incumbered only with thirty acres Of wheat.
About 90 acres are in grass, Il of which is meadow
The improvements area good log house weather;
boarded, first r,te barn and other out hou' es and
two good orchards Of grated fruit chiefly winter APP
pies. Upon the premises are springs OF limestone
water as good as any in the county and running streams
for stock.
Terms,-One.t third the purchase money in hand
and the balance in one and two years with interest
Possession will be given on the first day Of August
next or on the day Of sale, TO be made known hereafter,
ANY further Information shat may be wanted, will
be givenby calling on the subscriber at his residence
in Lancaster, Ohio.
DAVID AUGUSTUS, ErecutOr.
March 6. ISL ts44
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
TO THE LOVERS OF o

YNHE undersigned proprietor of the HAMILTON
l. HOUSE, in MillersPort, respectfully announces
to his friends and persons visiting the Reservoir, dur
ing the coming season, that he is provided with new
and tight Boats, together with one large Boat calculat-
ed with safetyto carry companies consisting of from
twenty to thirty persons, fishing tackle, ice and min
to tow visitors to any part of the Reservoir,
Persons from a distance may rely upon finding
with him at all times a supply of minnows, & in the hot
test months may carry fish safely packed in ice. Be-
ing well supplied with nets (9O) and fish kept constant
lyon hand.
The subscriber hopes by having his table furnished
with the best the country can afford, and his bar sup
piled with the choicest Liquors, to make this one Of
the most desirable visiting places in the country.
JAMES HAMILTON,
Milersport, March4, 1851 1td&w'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
OHIO LeRtsinture
O"AV AeS'H"fe
CoLUMBus, March 4.

C0LUMBus, March 4.
The Senate yesterday passed the Free Banking
bill under the operation Of the previous question
yeas Is, n,ys 70; after which they discussed the
Free Bank Bank taxl) bill until adjournment.
This morning The Seuate ordered the bill fui
the sale Of the gainesville and Maysyille Road 10 q
third reading. yeas II, nays 8.
A bill was introduced to authorize Muskingun
county 10 subscribe 500. 900 aud the town ol
GAINESVILLE s25, OOO,e ach u the Cincinnati aud
Zanesville Railroad Company.
Mr., Lawrence Introduced Il I'LL to provide ful
the publication Of the new Constitution for lom
successive weeks previous To IFS Submission to the
people, IN two. newspapers in each cOunty in the
State-rend twice aud referred.
,lav '..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
Tn. California Count.rfe,ter.

ST LOUIS, March 4.
Captain Casezens, who left a few days since for
Jefferson county, has ELECTED some Information a.
bout Moore, the counterfeiter. lie proceeded to
the house occupied by him before he left for Cal.
lloroia and succeeded in discovering in an out
house two large boxes containing a press for prin.
ting bank bills of beautiful manufacture, bank
note paper, saws, engraving implements. &c. aud
an %eartherp jug tightly corked was also found con.
tanning large quantity Of Counterfeit notes Oh the
Bank Of Missouri. in all about $500, 900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
OBITUARY.

DIED-on the evening of 81 inst HERMAN
sou of John D. and Mary Jane Martin, nsed !
years. 5 months and 81 days.
In Clearcreek township. an the 18th February.
Mrs, HANNAH AUGUSTUS. IN the SOth yelr ul
her age.
DIED, in this town on the 9Th day of January,
m Consequence of injuries received by m explosion
of German gun caps AT the store OF lay. Brooks
& Co, M. S. Ebright, formerly from MilIersPort'
Ohio, late of 1.-THE firm of Fail, Ebright II Co. ollhis
nlnce. aeei 80 years.-MarysViHe Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
From Washington,

WAsHiNGToS, March 3.
Mr. 1guAtins M,Uld Commissioner Of the public
buildings died this morning Senator Benton
has been very i'll during the past few days, hut i.
rapidly recovering,
WIN s. Jones, u printer of this city, was rob.
bed of 81 800, which he had saved and put in
bux One lmdred dollars reward is offered Ion
tue recovery III the money.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

HAvRE DE Grace, March |.
ZONE unknown assassin entered the House OF
Mr.. Croslen last night, near Georgetown Cross
Roads. Kent county, Maryland aud shot Mr.. Cros.
den. The assassin then entered the chamber oil
Mrs Crosden, wl"re size was confined To a bed
of sickness. and shot her aud her sister who was
attending ON her. In making his escape from the
House, tile hend encountered the servant girl and
shot her. All four have since died.
What prompted The bloody deed and who was
the murderer. is ii mystery. The most intense
and painlul alarm plevnils in the neigIb0rhnol.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
MEDICAL NOTICE.

JONATHAN FLATTERY, M. D Having become
d located in Gahanna, Franklin county, Ohio, would
especially inform the public that hence his attention
will be devoted 70 the practice Of Surgery.
All operations deemed necessary will be performed
with, or without, the use Of tho Letheon Gas, as the
patient may desire.
N. b. DR.. Flattery will remove cancers and tumori
without the use Of the knife and corrosive plaster.
Gahanns, Franklin county, Feb 10, 1851 ly4i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
February A, 1851.

mo. IL
AN ACT
Fixing the times of holding the Courts of Common
Pleas in the tenth Judicial Circuit.
SEC. /. BE ii enacted by the General As
sembly Of the STATE Of Ohio, That the Courts
of Common Pleas shall hereafter be held an
nually in the several counties in the tenth
judicial circuit, at the times hereafter des-
cribed, to wit The first term of SAID court
in each year shall be commenced and held
in theNcounty of Adams, on the first Tuesday
in March; in the county of Foyette, on the
third Tuesday in March; in the county of
Clermont, on she fourth Tuesday in March;
in the county of Highland, on the third
Tuesday in April, and 10 the county of
Brown, on the fifth Tuesday in April,
SEC. =. That the second term of said
court shall be commenced and held in the
county of Adams, on the first Tuesday in
July; in the county of Fayettc, on the third
Tuesday in July; in the county of Clermont,
on the fifth Tuesday of July; in the county
of Highland, on the third Tuesday in Au-
gust. and in the county Of Brown, on the
first Tuesday in September,
SEC. B.. That the third term of said court
shall be commenced and held in the county
of Adams, on the fourth Tuesday in Septem-
Der; in the county of Fayeite, on the first
Tuesday in October; in the county of Cler-
mont, on the third Tuesday in October; in
the county of Highland, onlhe second Tues
day in November, and in the county of
Brown on the fourth Tuesday in November;
Provided, however, that when there shall
not be five Tuesdays in April, the court in
Brown county shall commence two weeks
after the commencement of the court IN
Highland county. or when there shallnot be
five Tuesdays in July, the court in Clermont
county shall m two weeks after the
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
Fac OF Importanl nln..

WAsHISGr0N. March &.
The most important business Of the list div nj
the session may DE summed up as foilows:-Bii!s
deleatcd-the French SpaliHiion bill. The River
and Harbur appropriation bill, the Fertilization an.
preparation bill and the bill making Gen. Scnlt a
Lieu. Generaii hills passed the Cheap Postage
bill. The Post.Ofiice appropriation bill. the Civil
aud Diplomatic appropriation bill the Army aud
Navy appropriation bills aud the bill establishing
new pOstroutes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
Philadelphia Packet-Paluabis Cargo.

PHILADELPHIA. March 3.
The splendid ship Tonawuuda, belonging to II.
"a Cape e. Co.'S line o: Liverpool Packets, leaves
to.dny with The following valuable cargo, the lar
gest ever taken ont Of this port; Flour 9 1000 bar
rels; Corn, 10 900 bushels; Tohaccn,65 hogshcads;
Qnersitiou bark. 265 hogsleads; Clover seed, so
%tierces; Cotton, 95 bales; and MOlasses, 81 casks.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

Mr.. BARNUM AND FATHER MATHEW
Mr.. Barnum has presented Father Math-
ew with $500, accompanied oy an clio
quent letter. in which the services Of the
worthy apostle OF temperance aye warmly
appreciated. This gift will relieve Faith
or Mathew from the immediate pressure
Of embarrassing circumstances.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
A BARGAIN TO BE HAD.

TNHAT Neat and commodious DWELLING "a
Il HOUSE and the Lot on which the same is zEagH
situated, being Ia-LOtNO ., in the 2OM square e[dat1
Now occupied byHenry ". Dwelling, Esq viii be sold
at private sale on peculiarly favorable tefnis-1he
obiertbeiae TO close d kraSt under Ichich the same Is
holden.
Terms Of Sale.-Only one.fourth part Of the pur,,
a credit of one, tlCo and three gears will be given for
the payment of the residue iOith Interest.
Possession to be had on the first day Of April mex
For further particulars apply to II. III. HUNTERS
Agent for G., W. GRAFFLIN, Trustee.
N. B. If not sold before the first day Of March next
the premises will be for rent for one year from the
first of April. II. Ii, HUNTER, agent.
Lancaster, January 8, 1851. 6w35
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

VGen. Tom Thumb was arrested in
Savannah last week, for driving his Stage
carriage upon the side walk. ~endunger.
ing the peace and safety of citizens, and
in violation Of the city ordinances ia such
cases made and provided.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

SHOCKING MURDER N SUIcIDE.-Geo.
Pecht. a respectable farmer residing near
HolIidaysburg, Pennsylvania, on the 18th
instant, whilst laboring under a religious
monomania, killed his daughter, aged 1S
years. by a blow on the head, causing
her death instantly. and then ran and
Jumped into the torebay of a saw mill,
and was drowned before he could be res
anal
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
February -, 1851.
Az Acr

-H $50
In relation 10 the enumeration Of white male 10.
habitants above The age Of twenty one years.
SIC. l.. BE IL eHacied by the General As
semJly Of the State Of Ohio, That the Town
ship Assessors sball, at the time of making
the assessment Of personal property. toke
the census of the white male inhabitants
above the age of t~weniy.one years, in their
respective townships, as required by the act
regulating the mode Of taking the enumera.
ton Of the white male inhabitants above the
age Of twenty-oue years, passed January 10,
ls27.
SEC. 9. Said enumeration shall be made
of the persons resident 10 the several town
ships on the first day of March Of each year
when the enumeration is by law required 10
De made; and the assessors shall return the
lists of the names Of said inhabitants to the
clerk Of the court Of common pleas for their
several counties, on or before the tenth day
Of April in each year when the enumeration
is required to be taken.
SEC. 3. This act shall be in force from
the passage thereof, and all parts of laws
which conflict with this act are hereby re-
pealed. JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of he Hoase Of Representatives.
CHARLES c. CONVERS.
Sneaker of The Sga1Ep
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
February 10, 1851.

AUpiT ms OFFicE. FAlRFlgLp CnUSTT. ONO, !
LASC4sT Il. February 81. 1851. (
thereby certify the foregoing tn be correct CO.
pies Of the above entitled laws. as Published by
authority in The Ohiu Statesman. aud therein Ger.
lifted 10y Henry w. King Secretary OF State. u
he trne copies from The original rolls on file in his
Office. WILLIAM l. JEFF RES.
Auditor If Fairfield County.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
STONE WATER PIPE.

TNHE Subscribers are manufacturing stone Ware
Il Water Pipe and will finnish upon short no.
tice any amount re CURED. IL is a we'll know fact that
WATER Is POISONED by being conveyed tn ough
Pipes of Lead, Iron, &c, but through this STONE
PIPE, water may be conveyed any required distances
and not rende e at all IMPTRE. II is made Of Pot
tey'S Clay, by Machinery; pieces put together and
cemen. ed with ROMAN, or WATER LIME CEMENT,
and will suppo"ta pressure equal TO a co,umn Of wa
ter 60O feet perpendicular. To all lovers of PuRE
WATER, this comes as a blessing, and by its cheap
mes, and durability. is within the reach OF all.
Reference may b. had 70 DwlGHr JARvrs, Esq,
Massillon, Ohio, who has ail down some oHe and
one fourth M $, running through Iavines, marshes,
sc. Orders promptly attended TO.
HILL, FOSTER & CO.
Middlebury, Summit county, Ohio.
Bill of Prices al the Factory Inch Pipe
Z cents per foot; IA inches 8 cents; 2 inches l24 cents,
% inches is cents; 3 inches 20 cents; 4 inches %
cents; 8 inches 81 cents; 6 inches A cents; Z inches
o. cents; s inches 60 cents.
JAMES NJ. PRATT is agent for the above Pipes
for this county-Shop Immediately under Messrs.
Effnger, White & Latta's Hardware Store.
Lancaster, February 80, 1851, 6wi2