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White Goods Iac Linens Emf roider etc. etc. and eop
assortment of MILLINERY ami STRAW GOODS to ~ieh Ie'
] nyr the attention OF CITY ami Country Dealers. yll
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4.
N OFFICERS. non-eorngnissioned Officers NUS
~ clans, and Pnvates, Wfo have servel out IS e
1SssxYR term of their Enlargement in the war VIII
Mexico or receV ed an honorable dsehaFse ~
are emitted TO Three Month Extra Psg-and By aPpIHg
10 the subscribers, (93 81 ChtHes slIeet9 can 's
applications forwarded to the proper DEPARTMENT a eh
ingtOn and receive, without delay, an order Of pala
which will be honored by any PaymasteT most con.a
10 the residence of the claimant
Eas@ Pensions and other military claims nroseege a
J. JAY bANGDQA,
and WARREN A. Gkllbs
asst late Capt. "a Rect. La N0lusiesr
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TNHE undersigned offers his services agep lo The
L sentaon and adlastment with the star Of Texas q
ALI, CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against The late Repuhhe
of Texas Thoe wishing engage his services can DO .
BY calling Addressing his q No "A Fsgarss street.
sg5S Referto c. A. Jaeoils G. Burke. Alcee Labnacls
: < preutiss and Bale Feyf1n. ESais. ASH
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WE have received and have Tor sale the olowE
w Medicines and Books:
FPpSj CASES-tD REMEDIES
"a REMEDY CASES REMEDY CASES
~ REWEDY CASES-10 REMEDY CASES
H6WF0P ATHIgs COFFEE, in e lib. papers
FPPSi nC)MESTIC HOMEOPATHY;
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To- The America -GTaefenberg Theory does no
nrs-4 mar 0zs medicine can all Diseases II Is idle and nPu
en to aan such the face Ine gent community
Il ia the language quacks and prsteder But IN t1e tIs
medicines offered by asfenber Company EVERY DISEASE
F For Agents see Graeenbsg's Series, fourth page. nj
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;,--s4,, IN ne GRAEFENBERG saRSAPARlLLA GOA-
pSIfSJD oably superior Ssapala ITSELF Professor
T (,rso spesS Of it follows [sy- See Bulletin NO o Sc
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
Meeting at Springfield.

The citizens of Clark county had glo-
rious time of it on last Thursday. The
Republic thus notices an incident of the
day:
"As we we're coming up from the meet.
ing, after hearing the glorious free.
soil speech of that glorious Kentucky
emancipationist, FRANK CHAMBERS, our
attention was attracted by the vocfer.
GUS enthusiasm of good looking man
that walked before US.
"What do care" said he, "if they do
call me a turacoat2 My coats my own
and III turn it when please. Yes
and intend to vote for OLD ZAoK.-
Hurrah for Old Zack!"
1--WE afterwards understood that this
was fresh convert--a reliable man from
the country, and that there were severa
more of the same 'bilin, who came here
Cass men and went home ION the othel
side" t..
"RoLL ON THE BALL, boys-there ii
no mislaking the tendency of things il
Ohio. Let euery man do his duty, ant
the day is ours"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
More Cattle Signs.

A large drove of cattle passed through
town on yesterday. One of our Locofo-
co friends went up to the drover, hard
featured, raw boned man in a slouched
hat, when the following dialogue ell
sued:
Loco-Where's them cattle from?
Drover-From the young State ofIowa
and we have been l2l days on the road
at that. t.. ....
Loco-Any Democrats out your way
Drover-Well, there aint nothing else
in Iowa, in the political line 'cept Dem
ocrats.
Loco-What majority will Cass and
Butler get in your Statel
Drover-"Majorty for Cass and But
Ter" in Ioaoa! Well, stranger, of all the
"greenest specimens of humanity" this
side of the lead mines. you take the pre-
MUM. What majority for Cass and But
tier in lOoai Why, haint you hearn tel
that Old Zack' s runnin out in Iowa?
The last we saw of the Locofoco frienC
after this he was drinking at the towr
pump at an awful rate, and trying t
look after he had dropped the handle, a
tho he hadn't spoken to any body abou
politics since the election of IA Iren
ton State Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
..CERTIFIED BY mYszLF.u

Gov. Cass wrote to Mr.. Calhoun. then
Secretary Of War: IL take the liberty
of sending an exhibit Of my account,
CERTIFIED by MYSELF" Ii was on his certiG-
cate that be received by farthe largest por.
ton of bis extra allowances, Soft is with
his military services and exploits. We
are called upon TO credit them on exhib-
its certified by himself.
The Union promises to furnish its
readers with certain historical documents
commemorative of the numerous heroes
of Hull's surrender, which the General
(Hull) himself said, was probably more
prolific in promotions than any other un'
successful military operation recorded il
history. .
Among the documents promised is"hi'
own" General CassD Interesting anc
beautiful report to the Secretary of War
This is history of Hull's surrender, seer
tilted BY AimseIf"- Washington Batter.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
In Fairfield Common Pleas.
IN PARTITION.
Charles F. Shelter.

Rudolph Boose, Jacob Boose, Andrew J. Boose,
William H. Buose, Jacob Shefer. John ShRtfer,
70 Franklin w. Shgffer, Susan E, Wagenhals, wife
ofP. NJ. Wageuhals. William X Sliefer, Fred
erick A. Sheier, Jun. Gilbert Sheffer, Henry
C. Shelter and Frederick A. Shelter, SEN.
heirs-at-luw OF Jacob Boose, Sem, deceased.and
Mary " Boose, Widow of said deceased.
TlNHE said Defendants are hereby uotihed thai
the said Plaintiff has filed in the Clerk OF.
FIVE of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Fairfield
County, Ohio his petition against said Deiendapts
stating that Jacob Boose Sen, deceased, died IN
testate, seized of The North. part Of Lot, number
one and two in the fifteen Square. also the South
end of Lot number fifteen in the seventh Square
ia the town Of Lancaster and the South east oil
the Southwest part dissection one, IN Township
fourteen and Range nineteen, containing hive A.
cres of land in Fairfield County, Ohio, which has
descended to the said heils,ataw. subject TO the
Widows dover. and is now held by them as ten
ants in common, and praying for assignment OF
said Widows dover and for partition ot said lots
and lnnds-which partition will come on 10 he
beard at the next term Of said Court to he held in
Lancaster in said County.
CHARLES F. SHELTER.
% '" Solicitor for Demandant.
October 90. PISA s4 6waO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
Youths Clothing

Goats, Pants and Vests, Of every quality, to suit
every age and size.
SHlRTS-A large quantity Of home and east
ern make-Box aud small plaits Lambs Wool,
knit; Royal Rib and Cotton nnder-shirts: Cling
ham. Cbiutz. Check and Hickory, all excellent
article for Boat hands
ROyal Rib NOvez ezembla Drawers, extra heavy;
Doeskin and Cotton Flannel do -
A large lot of Gum and silk Webb Suspenders;
Jenny Lnd and other fancy Cravats; Italian do.
A good article of Spitter6eld, Pongee and other
Silk Pocket HdkHs. # .i.
Kid and lined Berlin Gloves:
Comforts of all kinds. BOmbazine Stocks, &c.
A few dozen Travelling Bags and Hand Trunks;
Umbrellas, Over Shoes. &c.
A few pieces Of Fancy Made Lyonaise Cloth,
both plain and stripe intended for Ladies' dresses
Also, the Mohair, Stripe and Plaid, "a beautiful
article.
Misses Hoods, Half Handlers. Mtts, Socks,
Stockings aud Grecian Boots for children
Cg@Good Years Patent Metallic Rubber Over
Goats, Roundabouts; Pants, Gloves and Leggins
% inches long an almost Indispensable article fOI
persons who are much exposed TO tile weathera;
thew are perfectly waterproof. Doctors, look tt
your personal comfort in time
Persons wishing to buy to sell again. would de
well to call and examine our stock and prices.
FDon't forget the pace-tbe Old Checker
ed Store'-opposite the Hooking Valley BANK
COULHAN e. co.
Lancaster. Oct 90, 1s4S H.. "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
EUROPE IN COMNJTIO\.
HEAP JIM NJ E

ETAS returned from the East and brings with
him the MOST FASHIONABLE aud BEST
GOODS, now offered in this place.
Baltimore Philadelphia aud New York have
all contributed to make up the selection Of Goods
which he now offers 10 the citizens Of "Old Fair.
field" and adjoining counties.
GENTLEMEN! Should you feel the pinchins
cold Of Winter, call I'M CHEAP JIMMIE has
proof against that for the SMALL SUM of TWEEN
ty-five cents per yard, His Stock is large and
well selected and it is with him that you can gel
the worth ofyour dollar.
LADIES' A word with you. The selections
for your use have been made with care. Call III
aud see the Gnghams, which have astonshed The
people on account Of the low prices, at which
they are selling -
His PRlNTs. for beauty and durability. are ac.
knowledged by all to be decidedly the best and
handsomest in town. #}-
Groceries. kPt'
More Groceries on hand than any other Dry
Goods Store in the place, aud at prices that cam
be beat. r.,.
COME ON THEM
From bill and valey-from mountain and
plain! and you will be convinced that ''Cheal
Jimmie" never surrenders to big prices.
b..g J.TC. HENLEY.
Lancaster, Oct. 90, lS4a "a.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
rnr "A, Ga,,tts.l
Honesty versus Fraud Is our Motto

Wings of Fairfield To your posts
and the day is ours. Although, by mac.
tivity on our part, and chicanery upon the
part of our opponents, we have lost our
Congressman, and the Locos have sue.
ceeded in electing in his stead man,
whom honest wings had long since eject
ed from their party for what they cOnsid-
cred principles inadmissable in their
ranks, and who then fought his way into
Locofoco company against the efforts OF
Medary, Whitman & Co.,-the man who
is in fact filter to be the inmate of the
strongest house in Ohio, than a member
Of any party-yet we have gained our
Governor and saved our State from the
dishonor of being the advocate of defal-
cation and dishonesty in any shape. .
say again to your posts and we Will
elect honest old Zack' to the Presidency
of the Union. We do not claim him asthe
President of a mere party, but Ofthe hon
est, independent men of all parties He
has never broken his sword; he has never
claimed or received "extra pay" for tex
ira services" Then e. all who prefer
honest and disinterested patriotism to 81!
and selfish cunning, showit by their vote
on next Tuesday. And let our oppo
nents show that they belong to the mi
nority or one man veto party instead o
the Republican Wing principle that tn,
people should govern, and that they ar
supporters of those who wish to make IL
dependent upon foreign countries for ma
ny articles that could, better for us, b
manufactured at home, as we have tn
raw material aud plenty of young me
who, ifencouraged by good wages, will g
to work; but who will, if Locofoco pril
ciples are carried out, be eventually mar
ufactured into loafers and vagabonds-th
sure result of the Locofoco protectiv
policy, ..
Let US, friends, exert ourselves an
we can, with the assistance of an owe
ruling Providence which | hope is in OF
favor, rescue our country from the spoil
; men who have ruled it so long. j. B.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
10 Mr.. Dixon h. Lewis, U. S. Senator

a. Mr.. Dixon h. Lewis, U. S. Senator
from Alabama, who died in New York
on "Wednesday, it is said was a native Of
Dinwiddie county, Virginia, and was de-
scended on his fathers side from Wales
in England. His ancestors came over
at an early period to the then Colony of
Virginia. When quite young, the fam
lily of Col. Lewis migrated to Georgia,
where the deceased grew up to manhood
He subsequently entered South Carolina
College, where he distinguished himself
for the successful prosecution ofhis stud.
les, winning the esteem and friendship
of all with whom he associated. He chose
the profession of law as his future pur.
suit, and settled in Alabama, where he
soon rose into notice at the bar as a sue
cessful practitioner. While quite young
he was elected to the State Legislature,
and afterwards became Representative
in Congress. His subsequent elevation
to the Senate of the United States
and his varied public services in Congress:
for many years past, are well known tc
the public throughout the country.-Bal
timOre Pat.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
Notice is hereby given.

TNNHAT petition will be presented to the Le-
q gisature Ofthe State of Ohio, at their next
Session, praying for new County, to be known
by the name of -, with the seat of Justice To
be established at such place, as Commissioners to
be appointed by the Legislature may determine
and To be set Oft from the Counties of Delaware
Franklin, Fairfield and Licking, as follows: Be-
ginning at the Northwest corner OF Harlem town
ship, in Delaware County; thence South TO the
Franklin County hne thence South ON the West
boundary line of Plain aud Jefferson Townships
in Franklin County, to the Southwest corner OF
Jefferson Township; thence East ON the South
boundary of said Township to where the Section
line between halt Sections No. . and 3 intersect
said Township line; thence South on said Section
line 10 the South boundary of Truro Township;
thence East or West along said South boundary
as the case may be- 10 where Section line divid-
ing Sections Nos. 3 aud 8, 10 and IL. II and Is,
&c., in Madison Township intersects the South
boundary of Truro Township; thence South along
said Section line TO the original Township line
tbeing the South boundary of Township XI and
Range XXID thence East along said original
Township line, and on The South boundary line
Of Violet Liberty aud part oil Walnut Township
in Fairfield County, to the Southeast corner o
Section No. 80. in Walnut Township: thence North
along the Section line 10 the north boundary o
Township XVII; thence East or West along said
North boundary to where the Section lile be
tween half Sections 5 | and 50 intersect said nortf
boundary; thence North oil the division line be
tween half Sections No, 81 aud So, 81 and Sc, 81
and %, IL aud l2 in Licking County, TO the nortl
west corner of half Section No. l2; thence Eas
to the Lancaster and Granville road; thence nortl
along said road through Union Township, Lick
ing County. to the South boundary OF Granville
Townships thence West to the Southeast corner
OF st. Albans Township; thence North on tht
Township line to the Northeast corner Of Liberty
Township; thence West Oh the Township lines Il
the place of beginning in Delaware County. esti
mated to contain 405 square miles.
October 81, l848. 4w25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will
n be presented to the Commissioners of Fair.
field County at their next regular Session in De-
cember. praying for Comfy Road. as follows;
Beginning at the month of the Lane in the State
Road on the Scofeld farm in Hooking Townships
thence down said Lane TO the end thereof; thence
following the present travelled road. running
past Kichenthal and Uhl to the top of the hill
thence the hest and nearest route, so as 10 inter
sect the line between the lands Of Anthony Uh
and Daniel Akers thence on the best route tc
Peters Saw Mill; thence to Mucks Saw Mill
from thence to intersect the county road below
said Mocks Saw Mill, and there terminate
MANY PETITIONERS.
November 3. 4w26'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
Road Notice.

NoTlCE is hereby given, that petition will
~ be presented to the County Commissioners Of
Fairfield County, at their next regular Session in
December next, praying for a County Road as
follows: Beginning at stone planted at the north
east corner Of Section No. l6, Township No. IA,
Range No. 10, in the Road called the Beck road;
thence South on the line between Section Nos.
Is and l6, until it iutersects the GAINESVILLE and
Maysville Turnpike Road and there to terminate
or as near the aforesaid line as practicable,
MANY PETITIONERS.
November 8, 4w26
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
LANCASTER. Friday, Novemb

By Tehgrdph-For The Ohio State Jnurnol
NEw YoRK November /.
Flour-Sales today Of 1890 bbs. Genessee at
$5.310s5.37. and 1000 bbls. western at &5.3l
Wheat-There is good shipping inquiry; but
Corn is dull The sales Of Wheat including $500
bushels prime white at g "a. The sales Of Pork
are moderate: Pork may be quoted at Sl25 fnr
mess The sales Of Lard comprises 300 barrels
nt7Ic Whiskey-The market dull; prices un-
changed quoted at 24c. Beef Cattle-l450 head
in market 1900 sold at $50$7.
CiEcISSATI. November l.
The sales of Flour moderate-2OO bbls at -.
The Market. with modernte business. is 5 cts in
favor of the bnvrr. The market for GRIM is with
ont change Whiskev. demand fair. Sales of 400
hhls at l7c. Beef Cattle-Sales of 60 head al
1915 per head neat. Nothing doing in Provisions
CLEvELAND October %.
Sales Of Wheat at S54cts. No transactions in
other articles
PITTsBURGH October 30.
Sales Flour at $44Oa4.45, from river. Of Corr
at 81 cents: nf Oats at % Ic.: of Whiskev at2ld
% cents; Of Keg Butter at cents, and Of LinseeC
Oil at 60 cents.
CHlLLIcoTHE, November |.
The price of Wheat is 7O072c: Flour rerails a
$3.50; Corn o5c in the ear. shelled 27cts; Oats q
ts;Barley 40015c: Flaxseed56060c. Beans 81
aG2 cts: Lard. s cents: Bacon. II. R. 2i03t cts
Zanesville. Hooking. Kanawha and Lake Salt
1926: Live Hogs dull AT $3-Gd=ete.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
In Fairfield Common Pleas.
IN PARTITION. ...
Lewis B. Kagy.

James A. Ashbrook and Rebecca Ashbrook. Sam
uel Kagy. Johu Bretz and Barbara Bretz, David
Bretz aud Fanny Bretz, John Hall aud Eliza.
beth Hall, Rebecea Kagy and Lucretia Kagy,
heirs.at.Iaw of Christian Kagy, sen.. deceased.
TINHE said Defendants are hereby notified that
the said plaintiff has filed in the Clerks OF
flee of the Court of Common Pleas OF Fairfield
County, Ohio his petition against said Defendants,
stating that Christian Kagy. Sen. deceased, died
interstate seized of part Of the West half of Sec
tiou No. thirteen, in Township No fifteen and
Range No. eighteen. containing seventy and one
half acres Of land in Fairfield County, Ohio which
has descended to said heirs-atlaw, and now held
by them as tenants in common. and praying for
partition of said ands-which partition will come
on to be heard at the next term OF the Court OF
Common Pleas, to be held iii Lancaster, in said
County. CHARLES F. SHELTER,
T. ~ ' Solicitor for DemaHddnt.
October 90. pfs35O 6wa4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
INDIVIDUAL EXERTIONs. /.

Several persons within our knowledge
were saved from being defrauded out o
their votes by theLocofocos a ttheGovernor'
election, by the individual exerlions oftw'
or three Wing citizens. If every mai
does his duty, great frauds may be averled
Eoery man More is done by private vigi
lance than by acres Of Mass Meetings.
Springfield Republic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
PIPE LAYING.

Extensive arrangements have been
made by the Locofocos to play the Plaque
m,ne game in Ohio and Pennsylvania at
the Presidential election. Money has
been raised and forwarded to different
points to affect the object. Contribu'
tions to that fund have been made in De-
troit and elsewhere, in addition TO the
sums forwarded from Washington-Cin
Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
Flower from tho Union,

The Union says 1--WE can scarcely be
mistaken in the results of the election in
these two States!"-(Ohio and Pennsy.
vania.) We would think not.
1--WE put down the vote of Pennsyva.
MIA as certain" To be sure it is; for the
Wings.
"a THOUSAND circumstances confirm
it," More than that! eighteen thousaedl
with Pennsylvania, Ohio and Virgin
ia, then, all standing together" Eyes, for
Old Zack, with Maryland, North Caro-,
lima and Tennessee, neither of which vo.
ted for us in 1874, (nor will in lS4S,
&C." With all these. when it gets them
the Union thinks it can elect Gen. Cass
The ancient organ grinder has certainly
found out, by some means or other, tha
if it can make the sky fall it will catcE
abundance of larks.-RicAmond Whg.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
Estate Of Johnson Cook.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and qualified as Admin
isratOr on the Estate ofJoHNsOY Cook, deceased.
late of Hooking township, Fairfield County Ohio.
All persons having claims against said Estate are
requested to present them legally authenticated
without one year from this date, and those know
ing themselves indebted are requested to make
immediute payment To
WILLIAM COOK, Adm'ior.
October 81, l948 4w25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
Straw Horse,
Valuable property for Sale.


IN Pursuance of an order of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas in and for the County of Fairfield, l
will offer at public sale before the door OF the
Court House. in Lancaster, Ohio, On
Monday the 4th day of December, 1s4s,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o.
clock p. NJ, of said day, the following valuable
Real Estate in said county, and being the Real
Estate ofthe late David Rees, SEN, deceased; to-
wit: First, part of In-Lot No. a, in Square No.
8, sHbject to Dover, being the Ckeckered Store
House, ON Main Street, Lancaster. Also, the fol-
lowing Lots lying South ofand adjoining the town
Of Lancaster, the same being subdivision OF
what is commonly known as Rees Mill Tnct, to-
witt Lots Nos. containing 5 75-l00 acres; con-
tanning acres; 3 containing acres; containing
5 acres; 10 containing S acres; IL containing l8
8-lOO acres; l2 containing 25 l4-l0O: l3 contain
| ing "a 45-100 acres. All the above lands to be
sold subect to the Dover Estate of the Widow
ofthe said David Rees, Sem. except the last nam
ed lot No. l3, which will be sold clear and free oil
Dover.
Terms of Sale--0ne-third cash in hand, one
third in one year, and one-third in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments from the day
OF sale. JOHN A. COLLINS, Admtor
de 6onis non Of The Estate Of DaUid Rses. Sen
November 8. l848 pi$i.50 5w26
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
Dentistry.

N~A. JAMES s. KING. D. D. s.. having
No. concluded TO establish himself per.
NIIrYYY manently in Lancaster would re-
spectnlly inform the public. that lie can at all
times he found at the late Office Of Dr. H, ScoTT,
Surgeons Row, near tue Post Office.
Oct. 80 10. 2G
MI take pleasure in introducing DR.. King
to my friends and the public generally ms my snc.
cessor in the practice Of Dentistry and ask for
him that patronage so literally bestowed upon
me for number Of wears. DR.. King is gradrl-
ate of the Ohio College Of Dental Surgery in Gin
cinnati at which place he has been practising his
profession with good success He comes tn me
with letters recommendatorv from the firs' Den
lists in the City which. together with specimens
OF his work in preparing plate teeth, which have
seen, warrants me in saying that those who would
have their teeth operated on in any way will be
sure to have it done as skillfullv and as satisfac
factory by him, as by any Dentist in the City or
elsewhere. DR., King is also highly recommend
ed as a gentleman in every respect.
Respectfully. H. SCOTT.
S. The failing condition Of nv eyes com
pells me to decline the profession Of Dentistry.
II. S.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
HENRY SPRIN G e Il,
Fashionable Tailor.

SHOP-In ShRffer's Building, one door East OF
the Tallmadge House. Main street.
Lancaster. March 81, 1913. lyH
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
VVeatherby's Estate

NOTICE is hereby given. that the subscribers
" have been appointed and qualified as Ad
ministrators on the Estate of NATHAN WEATHER
BY, late of Fairfield County, deceased.
JOHN ARTZ, A0" '''"
November 3, lS4s 4w26