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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
List OF Premiums.
DURHAMS.


MspsirGss-HgNRY SHEPHERD
.fadses.-R. y Blackburn Roger Chew, w m "a.
. Narfis and Joseph Crane
For The bay1 Bull 3 years old and upwards, 30
hest Bail wears OLD bes, B9l y1 hes, He aeifer
eyeats Old, al DO. year old :.
uEREFoRDS. :.
3r,r me bsst Bull years old ard upwards %
hest Bull vrars old B, .besi Bull ! year 9la,
hest Gov sesss Old aud upwards ~ oest i1siiet
. years old. q best do year old, y
4 AfRsHREs.
kf.EsttaL--wM. F. TvRNsE.
.t.ss,,-sJ. sE Il. Taylor, II. NJ. English, Geo. L.
WasAlng1on and lssn L. ctaighiit
For The hest Bull year. Old and upwards; 80
se.. Bull syesf oil = ss. ., R ae ayears Old d
besi Heiteel year old, ,
Ndtsrss or Grades
For Ire best Bull wears old and upware "a q,
hes, Bal / years old D hes, Bnit year our &
Rest Cow years old D; beat hehet !eais WV -
Z ia.s, Ilesie3 wear old
/ HALr-BRED KAIsrs
sf.Wsaae-~JodS A TaeMrsos
d. Il Kemhle, A. S. Dandrdgef c. 3
fayIor aud r. B Washington
~, :,b,: hest Bull years old S5i best Bull
year 3D. hest bull CAT s9' sssssaaag yssp
old s bcbi Heller Call, not exceeding lnon'as
''s''s' i DEvoNs.
Nf.RsuaI.@-J J. wiLtAAs
J.1sss-s D. Bryahy ySha av y Meou''s 'e'AS'
r.. a. h.st Rail 3 years old and upwards, 50
h.st .paIli IS ysars old 5; best Ball ! year Old :
hss,sr,,sais years old s best Heller years Old
hesi Helkr i year old. 3 rs
Alderney
r,r III hest Ball wears old and apWaius' ~
~, RniEa wears Old, 3 best Bull year OH
~ csss years Sid, 81 best Heiier ayears old "
~ WORKING OXEN
MaRsnat-WMs q. FgRovsnN
.ys1e.ssF III. Eiehelhefger, Ge1Fge Tate. :, M
Brown aud Fisher Lewis
~, IL hess Yoke of Oxen over years old, 50;
best Yoke under years old, 3 =
Fat CATTLE AND SHEEP
;Maashal --TaoMxs ii wllAIs.
.tsaseszGe D. BeaiL j. L Rauson. WIN. Hafsl
and John MoleT.
II. a,eer. IS ~ -. Fss Cow. q es s,
e, i5ssisis hesl slaughtered Mansa' = vs. y
81 EIfs e uitoa. mol less han tsssa
- SHEEP
gzs.ssnaI4-pRostScE McCeRAuck.
s,.s,.,,s q Baylor Gerard p. Moore, Or
= Taylor and ,Dr. Vim II Alexshaes
Z. \ 4. hess lae Wool Buck, S. eess pan
" ~ Ewes .; besl pair olh ne Wool La.ae'
eIsa Yong Wool Buck, ,; 6es, par ioag = ~ -
Evss IS. RAJ easa Z: 81 ssss Buck mixed loo4
unsA n - " srshe not less Than 5. Is best Bsae
49, k.eed 8. hess SoulhrduEn BEsks e SIS
Sssss!down Eve, hess paif q s0u'h-s0N
Laws p SWINE
n.ssuar--J III McESpeEF
rsss Rarlins, w. H. Conklyn. Ohasi'
JsSee 81 %ecnrdy and Daniel Molef.
~ - rrosr 8 years old, o. best bosE
iIss y 80 sou ofef years old y - =
s III s. bsi 1t cf Pig. not sess snaa hss :
mis- nonIhs ga, = -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09

~ At recent meeting Of parish, q
solemn, straight bodied, and most exemplary
deacon, submitted aIepsrts in writing, Of tho
destitute widows, and others standing in
need Of assistance, il the parish. Arc Jou
sure. deacon. = asked another solemn brother,
.thas you have embraced alf the widows y
lie said he believed be had done 50; but if
any had been omitted, the omission could be
eesily corrected. He didn't take a. all.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09

NJ jain adams, being e4lledupon for
a CONTINUATION for foreign missions, remark
ed, ssthere are here, in this vicinity. six min
isters. not enc q WHOM, viii preach IN the
others pulpit now | viii give as much and
mere than any one else, 70 eiYilize these
.clergymen r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09

NOTES given atthe sale Of The estate q !. r
N Gunneli are now due. and payment requires.
L,,4ntion is he above NAV save costs.
60 II: 1851. TH0'S HlTE. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
MANURE EoR LANDS.


Tee much cannot be said coneeyn;.e * Z
Importance ef this subject and IF ths s,4 a.
.sa :, ,.afmeFs could once 30 effectually a.
$3.50 e TINS peint, great change would
jnesNieaoty eRsrs IN the. vegetable world
p l.,.., Where the farmer is awake 10 the
aeii'J 81 manuring his lands, there is alwaxs
10y % manure to be cbtaAed and the
oeaeht therefrsm is incaleulahle.
MaAy, However, whe do net knew its value
'Ilsk = Is useless to spend time With ii.
aaue etAeIs think, because it is not in their
Ssaete yards, that they cannot procure it,
ADSsi mere can be vast quantities collected
aroe sil sheds and out houses, Of the hest
qeaasy, and which is generally neglected,
B y..s :. frequently becomes mark>sf very
Ds1 s4ses, Mhfle at the same time their lands
are suffering for the want Of it BesiSs,
WIN very little labor and attention, a Great
aeal OF straw, which is often left to ret ia
iasse stacks until It becomes unfit for tie.
30 manufactured into the very Hdsf qaia4t
OF fertilising matter.
Dot there is another method os obtaining
manure, which is equal, if not snborier tog
that which i obtained from stables, and may
6s had by every farmer at 4 <ttiaipg cost
I ne process # maRufsetnring or preparing
i is as follows The rich deposits Of Teges
table matter found in abundance along the
borders Of every stream, are collected and
conveyed to.scme Place, where it NAV DO
convenient to get at il when.it is TO be taken
to the field. Lime is then spread upon IT.
say one wagon load 70 every ten OF the mat
ter-thus it is left for two or three weeks.
or until the lime has been slacksd, when il
Is stirred for the purpose of mixing them to-,
gether, 1t would also be well TO give ii a
second stirring, and in three months It will
be ready to spread upon the land. Ashes
and other substances from the house are
beneficial and will do well to and to this com.
pound. Try it-ye who would improve YOUR
arms at a small expense, aud YOU will be
amply rewarded for your trouble.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
POETRY.

sTko $ ~, /.
- y psaanaal lines We cut from
49,. -, -li1uae. many bereaved pareSt's
e,n,..s.s. .f'Aa Q ne feelings g PIsintFely
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09

: ~ The following is the reply Of Colonel
Gardiner, a British officer Of distinction and
tried Yaler, to challenge sent him BY
young adfentuyer
Il fear not your sword, but the anger Of
nv God. l dare venture my soul In gesd
cause. bat I CAN'T hazard my soul IN = bad
one. l viii charge up to the,cannon's mouth
for the good Of my country, but | want ceur-
age to storm the citadel Of Satan"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09

NJ Some men look speeches Iynfanl
TrrmbuIl, Of Alton, is one Of these, said the
{ Old Ranger after replying to a jury speech
Of Trumbnlp 80. And now gentlemen Of the
Jury. | have demolished his positions, .refu1
ted his arguments and answered everything
but his looks, and I defy the ID to ds
that Boston Post
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
ONE or DAN MARBLES T4rEs.

1--WE men were seated at table in Nash
yillei drinking ale and eating crackers and
cheese Their conversation at length turned
upon large cheese.
That was a very large cheese presented
to Andrew Jackson said one
Yes. 1t weighed nine hundred pounds and
upwards, answered the other.
A young gentleman who was sitting read.
ing newspaper in the same room. INQUIRED,
How much did ysu say, sir q
the other,
That is about half as large as some thas
my father makes in this county, was the
young mans reply his cheese generally
S SSsra AZ e I've ssr999Rd dsE ang
side Of q large hill % his place, and hnif
down Is animmense vat.i the cows are milk
ed in the tough, ana theisame runs into the
reservoir, about middle way on the sidsrof
the hill
Leaving the strangers to digest this de-
scription, the young man coolly laid down
the paper, and walked off. Presently tho
landlord stepped in.
Do you know that young man who left
the roe4n few minutes since z inquired ono
oftthe strangers.
Yes, sir said theiandlord, he is the son
of a dairy owner in this county
What is his character for truth and vera
cityp inquired the strangers.
Il never heard it doubted replied tho
landlord
MY reason for asking you saidthe Son
ger, is that he has been telling US this his
father manufactures cheese at bis dairy, IN.
this county, which average two thousand
pounds
don't know any thing about the weight
Of his cheese, answered the landlord, but |
know that his old man runs, at the bottom
of the hill, two saw mills, which are driven
the whole year round by the whey which
runs from his cheese press
'Will you be 50 Kind as to order eur her-
SEES? quietly remarked the travellers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
ItAI1FHFt
w WASHINGTON.

~ ". " ASItlNbION.
Vice Presidents,
AR JsorEIEE Of Jefferson,
a'rHbMss f. NEIsoS Of ClIrke,
RicHAsp BAkr6N Of Frederick,
r Changes J FAULKSER OF Berkeley.
DIR = BLAcxBuzs, Cor,g Secretary.
RoBr ~. BAyIoR, Recording Secretary.
AsDatss KEssEpv. Treasurer
Board b. Managers
Martin E.eaeiber,ge,, r '' + pe rsis
coasnpaee on Reception cj S,ra,,gers.
nr. w. r. alexander, Jshn r. Gibson,
James " neler. x. Hume Butcher,
l.awson Bolts
sORDFR or EXHIBITION
On "Wednesday morning al ten o'clock, The
Judges VILE entef upon the performance Of In.
rpeettng, afil awarding pfemiums. Al three
o'clock the same day, tie pipughiag Match viii
On rhatsiiy, al II o'clock. an address w;ll
be delivered i and immediately after lhe address.
the reports 81 the Judges viii be resd, and the
premiums asatrded and diirbuied
REcuLATioss
All methbeSs Of the Society, and all who shall
become members, will be furnished With baages.
which will aiSnit the person and the ladles 81 his
family a, all Zines during the continuance OF the /
Fair.
Admttnncssio single persons IS cents.
All EAhbftnrs at the Fair must become mem.
beers Of the Sieiety.
All those rhn intend TO compete for the pre-.
mums OF the Fair. should have their animals and
articles on ths ground on Tuesday evening, the
liih instant, 50 that they may be arranged in
Readiness for examination BY the Judges ON Wed.
neseay morning.
No snimaEs Or articles can be taken away be-
fore the closc;of The Fair, except BY permission
al = rs sii E4ss 81 lts G sane
and Sin attend 10 their accommodation aud af.
t6nseacn,. 5st the appointed time ne WI ee.
Judses together Of his department, ana pom. ogl
Mll subjects f,t their decision and wnetb ,'e'r
duty issdischsfged, will getthe'r report ana re-
turn il 10 the Secretary. - .,
Tho Judgeksate requested tohsnd 70 'ne e,. re,
ports and awards the afternoon o. me i9sn,i
order HAT thspremums may be decitted anu aus
tffbu,ed on tfa afternoon oithe ION. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
CATTLE aHOW
AND
Agriculture 4 Horticultural Exhibition
VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
To BE- teiA near chNrIesiown, Jefferson co..
Va On IRE 18Th = 10Th ofOctobeT, 1851.

- .ests 80
The EFys Annual Exhibition or he VnIlev
Agficsiiasal Society Of Virginia viii take pIaee
oa Wednesday add Thursday, the 18Th and
ldsh Of esciober next, half mile east 81 Char
lestcwe. The Socieiyslencouraa I'D by the sne-
cess lhat;has aitendetn heeeAfore, and stimula.
led By sks great and growing jplerest manifested
in il bsbSH, expects this. their fret exhibition.
70 BE- sdeii an one Is may ca1se this VALLEY and
the Old I3pmipion 10 feel proud Bst 10 Doing
thlA. The ID 6f each end every ore will be re.
qaivsd mi only 10 good worts, but BY action and
90 yperstSsnA We shall expect each and every
oDe % kes Something 70 be exhihaied. and 10 con-
.faHd aof ffemiam. Lei not the whole b8rsen
devofye oIiE few, each 10 bis own Appropriate
sphele 9aIt Do a. naelIAs auother From eli we
ak q hssaSYs earnest, and united action. not 10
IDLE wofds SSlt 10 actual labor, without which we
eanuot saceeed. All and every one OF this com
munliy - Saeply4 interested in is success. and a
helping hasd we desire from all. sttoag pull
ADD pull altogether and the Soeiety Gust aud
will succeed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09

E The greatest pleasure Of life is love (
the. greatest treasure, eontentnent sns
greatest possession, health the greatest
ease, sleep aad the greatest medieine, true
friend
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
W.n1ell T,IalnelIiately.

=, NJ HUNDRED HANDS 10 work 90 the
| Berryrille and Charlesiuwa TnfnPlks
- q j. w. ROWAN
Y.l.1a le5i.-Spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
REscuE EERoM TKIRsT ny ApIOEoN.

Ii is impossible for fire side travellers to
more than guess at the JOY of unexpected
rescue from death which the movements Of
an Australian pigeon can inspire Captain
sturts narrative Of such an event is touching
and unaffected. None Che seys) Of the her
ses could eat except Traveller. The others
collected around me, as | sat under tree,
with their heads over mine, and my own
horse pulled my hat off my head, to engage
nv attention Poor brute would have
given much 10 relieve him, bat | could net
We were all in the same distress, and II we
had not ultimately found water must have
perished together Finding that they would
moi eat ve vroceeded onward At the heLd
az tie VALLEY Traveller fell dead. We made
for he spos where we had expected to re-
iieve curselres and our horses, but the water
was gone Mr. Start poked his finger into
the mud ani msistened bis lips in the water
that 6llea the holes that he had made, but
that was all. Our fate seemed inevitable,
/ when suddenly pigeon topped the sand hill
-being the FIRST bird We had seen-a solits-
| ~ bird. Passing US Ike lightning, j. pitch
J cd for moment, and for moment ehly, en-
i the plain quarter Of mile from e, and
then flew away 1t ceu;a only have Wetted
il bill but Mr.. sturt married. the spot and
there was water We were saved F--Ihe
Tlorseot ontJ The Arfary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
MEcDoTE OF i MIDDtfER.

i ministerial acquaintance Of ours, who
had ia his wife. and become wearied Of his
s -. editioa Of the single state, was once
3;;sstr ,'eliot naregation from the passage
8. 70 this world as not abusing il" etc
r. ~ course Of his remarks, be took ocea-
Ia m mention some things which Chris
,ssn ssuIa dispense With IN this world In
rs 1stegery be placed Wits He had,
ssweyer scarcely said, "a man may do
1890 : Wife, when his own experience
starS rrotessed, and he finished this
b,,ndS If tie subject By saying IN the sim
si:a:.r # his heart. shut its mighty hard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09

IsSA farmer hired a sailor to dig patch
ef potatoes upon condition Of being allowed
a bottle of wtiskey to begin With In about
anshour. The farner went to see hsw the son
Of Neptune had progressed with his business
>of farming. when he found him holding to
stump, tho bottle lying empty at his feet,
aud no potatoes dug
"IIalloo, you rascal r said he, lis this tho
way you dig potatoes a.
If Won want your potatoes dug" said the
sailor, hiecoughing. bring EN- on for I'm
not going to run all round the lot. sfter en-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09

MAaanAt-sak oasN "a ,.-.... Iohn Il
81 z X y. ~ q 81 ButIrr and pr. q Mason
-, stallion ior h.asF drsnghs e Pa 81
.ns ~ Sssvy sraughs best nsellen .s -
pfse a..sssf best brood Mare " ", s s-s,S
.eiek = 3. IT. s.slliop iol saddle pess w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09

sy-ts5An editor in Georgia, who has luss
III. u, - sns says be did i with the donors
Although he retired from the field,
i rs with firing colors---a snsrin : Aag
assssrine from the EindoUsaad the deer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
oWrMARD nEAUTY.

| oannet understand, says Frederika Bre-
mer, the Importance which certain people set
upon outward beauty or plainness | am Of
the opinion chat all true education, such at
least as has i religious foundation, must in
fuse nsbla calm wholesome GOODNESS, an
indifference, ,or whatever people may call IT,
towards sucli.like outward gifts, or the want
Of them. And who has not Inexperienced Of
how little consequence they are, in fact. for
the veal or woe Of life Who has not expe-
risncea hsw, en- nearer acquaintance, plain
ness becelaes beautiful, and beauty loses its
charm, exactly according to the quality Of
the heart and mind And from this cause
| am also Of opinion that the want Of out
ward beauty never disputes a noble nature,
or will b regarded as misfortune ltnoy
er can prevent people frem beng amiaole
and believed in tho highest degree, and we
have daily proof Of this
I ID
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
SWINE.

Rl.esnlr--J II. McENDaFf-
us.s Rarlins, w. h. Conklyn. OnaFes
yasee 81 %ecnrdy and Daniel Molss. !.
I..she s., Eoar 2 yeaEs od ~ esss al 49,
veyr test Soy oyer =. ,, 1ha Iiyc, and
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
Fairfield County Clothing store.

SMITH TONG have Just added to their stock oi
OREADY-MADE Clothing, a large assortment for
Spring and Summer Pear, which viii be sold at the
unsual low prices Of their establishment,
Their stock of Ready made Clothing Is the very
best the market affords Having experience in the
business and being well acquainted with the making
up Of Goods they think they offer better inducements
to purchasers than any other establishment in this
section of the country both regards price, and the
make and quality Of the goods
Their assortment consists Of almost every variety
and every size suitable for the season.
They also keepas usual an extensive assortment ol
the very best, the most beautiful and the choicest
pieces of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings Satin, Silk
&c. which they will be ready at all times, TO MAKE
TO ORDER, and the well known reputation of the
proprietors in this business will be sufficient re.
commendaton that these Goods will be made UP in the
very best manner and according to the latest and most
approved yle.
They do not say that they will sell goods % or SO
per cent cheaper than any other establishment such
expressions e this day generally understood and
Appreciated but they promise to keep hand the best
assortment and to dispose Of the same at the LotpeS
prices that can be afforded
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere
1TRemember the place-the room one door East
of Reber 4 Kutz's store SMITH g. TONG
Lancaster, May II, 1851. Q
P0NNhTS AND RlBBONS.--A good assortment
- OF Leghorn, Braid, China, Pearl, Tulip, Twist
Victoria Braid and plain coored Chip and fancy Brait
Bonnets with rich stock Of Ribbons suitable for trim
ming, for sale by LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October 25 1850. o5
DOND'S PAIN DESTROYER AND HEALING
Il EXTRACT.-Known for dispensing infamma
tons, subduing pains, quieting nervous rritabiiy
removing speedily all soreness from wounds or bru
ses, preventing broken limbs from swelling, curing
sprains, lameness, umors sores, and healing wound
rapidly. Nothing equals 1t for sore throat, quinsy
choc ear-ache, tooth. ache night cough from colds
and almost all the ills that affiict family.
Sold In Lancaster by G. G. Beck, NJ. O. Kreider; G
McFadden, RushyiLe; d. Holdeman, Amanda.
October %, 1880 6m25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
CITY MARRIE WOUES

j, MYERS CO, respectfully inform the citi
- Iens tFariolland joining counties, that the,
have commenced tho Marble, Grave Stone aud
Monument Business, In the city of Lancaster, OF
Columbus street, few doors North of Main, whore
Of American Marble, and will make TO ordeI
Grdoc S'qees, T6mh. Tables, lToaumeats and any
ohor marble work that may be desired.
Thcy obtained their marble exclusively from the
celebrated Rutland, (Vt) Qmrrcs, from which the
marble iortho statue Of the Wounded Indian" was
l9keni their style of work will ho equal to any in tho
Wcstor country and thuy will dispose of it at prices
as reasonable AS can be obtained elsewhere. The
public arc respectfully invited to call and examine
thor work J. ], MYERS & co.
Lancaster, Ohio, Juno 10, 1851. 0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
Iuf.rA n q nHnrnn

MOULD respectfully inform their customers and
w the public generally that they have Just reeeiv-
ing at their old sAnd directly opposite the Taladge
House very large and well selected stock Of SpriSg
and Sumner Goods, which they will sell either for
cash country produce cheap any house In Ohio
FoR THE LADIES' They have large lot OF the
latest style Dress Goods such silks silk Tissues,
Bareges EmbA muslins, Linens, Lawns, Alpacas, De
Lanes, Ginghams, Calicos, sc.
They also have almost every grade and description
Of Bonnets Ribbons Flowers ShGwls, PArasols Gloves,
Netting, Laces and Hosiery. l-Il '
FoR THE GENTLENrEN--T They have well selected
stock Of Cloths Cassmeres Satinetts, Tweeds Jeans
Summer Wear. Yestings, Cravats, Boots, Shoes and
every kind of Hats.
Their stock of CIR OcERIES, QUEENSWARE,
Salt, Cotton Yarn, Wicking and Batting Is heavy and
OF good quality. THEN
If you want good bargains give them call prices
stock is such as can't help but please and their
made to suit the times
Lancaster, April 70. 1850 40
lNINEPENNY CALICo--This day opening at
~ Wise's 700 pieces Of the pretest patterns best
and most permanent coors ever brought to this
market WISE.
nov o, looO opposite Shaeffaris Hotel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
LANCASTER MACuINE FOUNDRY,

LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.
q DEYOL 4 co. are Preraredt to furnish all kinds
~ Of Steam Engines, upon short notice and
at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
Also, all kinds of Mill Gearing Hoisting Screws,
Regulating Screws, lack Screws; Fullers Screws and
CIDER Screws.
Mill Spindles Of cast iron or wrought
Bales aud Drivers, &c. &c.
They will also furnish the Parker Wheel to
suit any head of water, and with either iron wood
shaft. Also, the Atkinson Wheel fit up as above.
The patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
sequently they can be had much cheaper.
They also continue TO make DevOl's Threshing
Machines, and keep lot constantly on hand war
ranted the best in Ohio.
All the above articles will be made with especial
and by the best worlmen and will be warranted.
All kinds of repairing done upon the shortest notice
They also keep constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in Foundry. Thy have
completed their front shop. so that those who call
can examine their work.
They are also at this time manufacturing the LIE.
fell Cook Stove, which received the first Premi-
um at the Ohio State Fair at Cincinnati last FALL and
will keep them constantly on hand
The known quality Of the work done at this estab-
shment lor many years pass the best guarantee that
in future, the subscribers will labor to desire the pa
tronage OF the public. They invite examination
Lancaster, May %, 1851 G. DEV0L & co.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02

A SCENE OF DESsoLATIoN. The emi.
grant road Of the desert, beyond Hum
boldt river. is literally strewod witt
dead carcases, A gentleman who reach
ed Sacramento city about the middle o
July. counted twenty head of cattle il
as many feet square; for forty miles they
average one to every ten feet; making I
total Of twenty thousand. The wagons
are one to every rod Of eleven thou
sand that started to California last year
not one.haIfrOOched their destinations
Gin. Eng.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
BOOKsI BOOKSM BOOKS III

T0HN SEARLES, opposite Shaeffer's Hotel has iu
- received extensive assortment Of Books, which
he arms is the largest best and cheapest Stock Of
Miscellaneous and School Books, Blank Books and Sta
tionery ever offered in this place. His stock en-
braces every thing usually kept in Book Store and
will be sold at the lowest prices he is determined
not to be undersold Let every one come and see
and be convinced that he not only keeps the Arges
Stock OF Books and stationery in the city but sells them
cheaper than any other dealer. w
Nav 8. 1851