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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
Sale Of Real Eslatc.

VXTlLL be sold on tue premises Oh Sdiurday
w the 5th day Of May nert, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. Nj. and . O'Clock p. NJ. of
said day, the following Real Estate of Nicho
las Sidner, deceased, in Two Lots, lying on tie
old State Road from Lancaster 10 Turlton Q mile
from the latter, described as follows viz: the first
Lot being part otthe southwest Quarter of sec.
ton No. "a, Township No. l2 Range No 90, be-
ginning at the southwest corner OF said Quarter
section; thence East thirty three rods; thence
North one hundred and sixty perches 10 the north
boundary of sad Quarter section; thence West
thirty-three perches to the Northwest corner of
said Quarter section thence south TO the place Of
beginning, containing 80 Acres more or less
ALSO-53 Acres, more or less, off the south
east Quarter of section No, 90, Township No IL,
Range No. 90; Beginning ut the Northeast corner
of said Quarter section, aud running from thence
West two chains and fifty links to post; thence
south twenty y-three chains to pos; thence East
two chains and fifty links to the East boundary Of
said Quarter section; thence North twenty-three
chains to the place Of beginning.
Terms of saie-One.thlrd Of the purchase mo-
ney in hand, one,hird in one year aud one.tl,ird
In two years from sale, with interest on deferred
payments. VIM HAMILTON Admtor
Win tie TTIH aanered of NJ Sidner, deceased
April 6, l848 p$450 5w48
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zrOCIa nation.

ME qualified electors within aud for the Cor.
i poration Of LANCASTER, Ohio nre hereby in.
formed, that by vote of the Council Of said Town
it has been ordered, that the question should be
submitted To the said electors at the now approach
ing Spring Election for Trustees &C. whether
the said electors would OF would not instruct their
said Trustees TO subscribe, on the part of said
Town. the SUN of S2j 900 TO the capital stock of
the "Seioto and Hooking Valley Rail Road Com
pdny" prOUided the County Of Fairfield shall
Subscribe the sum Of 100000 10 the same i'm
provement-and il the said County subscribe IA
less sum than 100000. then that said Trustees
should subscribe in the proportion aforesaid, that
is one to four
Now therefore I, George Sanderson, President
of the Council of said Town, do nuke procuma.
tOn to the qualified electors of said Town that tho
question aforesaid will he submitted 20 them us
aforesaid, to be determined by them ut the usual
time and place Of holding the election for Cor.
poralon officers for said Town, on the THIRD
MONDAY of APRIL, inst, aud that those of said
| electors who are in favor OF said subscription,
may endorse on their ballot for Trustees and Mar,
sha the words following. viz: FOR SUBSCRIP-
| TlON, "and those opposed 10 the same, the words
following, viz. AGAINST SUBSCRIPTION"
GEORGE SANDERS0N, President
I'own Council 81 Lancaster, Ohio
April G, l3 40. 2w48
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To Contractors.

SEALED proposals will be received at the Col
- ector's OSice in CIRcLEvILLE, until Thurs.
day he aGL day Of APRIL for rebuilding the two
southern piers of the Circleville Aqueduct and
also for rebuilding the two lower Locks on the
Ohio Canal at Lockbonrnc, and for building Stone
Ahutments for a towing path bridge across the
Columbus Feeder at its intersection with the
Ohio Canal
The piers Of the Aqueduct are TO be rebuilt du
ring the present summer. and completed not aicI
than the Goth day of October next.
The Locks, and Abutments for towing patl
bridge, are to be laid in the spring of 1850, anC
to he completed on the 10th day Of April
All the stone for these works are to be procur
ed from the Hooking Valley, aud Of n quality t,
he approved by the engineer, Plans and spcci
fications can be seen nj theCOeCtOrs office in Cir
clevie. after The 22d inst; and any additional in
formation can he obtained by application to JOIN
Waddle, Esq. the resident engineer in charge u
this portion OF the Ohio Canal.
J. BLlCKENSDERFE2 Jr.,
Acting Commissioner
April 6, l849-$2-O. s. Journal 3wl8
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Sale OF Real Estate.

In pursuance Of an order of sale to me directed
i by the Court Of Common Pleas within and fol
the county Of Fairfield aud State OF Ohio, will on
Saturday the 5th day of May, A. ID. 1870
expose to sale by public vendue and outcry at the
door of the Court House in said county, the fol
lowing described lands, subject to the dover es
tate OF Mary Haley as assigned to her therein, tc
wit: Eighty ucres of land situate in said county
known and designated by being the east half o
the northeast quarter Of section No. 80, Township
No. IA Range No. 18.
Appraised at five dollars per acre.
Terms of sale one third in hand and the residue
in two equal annual instalments with interest from
the day Of sale.
SOLOMON BUMGARDNER, Admtor.
ofthc Estate Of Benedict Haley dec.
April6, la49 PfsS,OO. 5w4S
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NEW GOOOs!NEVV GOODS.
JULIAN III urRIOK

NTOULD respectfully announce 10 the citi-
w zens of Fairfield and a,inining counties.
that ibey arsAow opening n ,ie store room fnrIn-
erly occupied by K'aaer I, Cor. aud directly OPP
po-iir the Taiimadgs Haase a large and well
selected
gOUE OLE GJ0DSo
Which lhey are determined 10 sell as cheap (ior
cash or produce) any other house IN Ohio.
fhry respectfully invite purchasers in cali nud
examine lhcir stock they feel assured it ]. such
~ einut tsil tp render entire satisfaction. II eol-
slsis ~ part % the lnllowiug:
! For he Ladss-They have n Inlgnilicant as
-oriment of DRl.SS GOODS Of al qunhrs and
prlrr-; Bnnneis Ribbons Flowers. Phlnsns
Shawls, Scnrts linsicry. &c. Also very large
,lot "GCALlCOES. nj almost any price
! Far he GeAtiemra-Thrv have y good selec.
lion Of CL,ihs. Cashmere Satineis. Twt,,,ls and
Jeans. summer Wrnr oraIi de-eri, ,iinns Hats aud
Gaps Roots and SAOeG nfuIl snrls and sizes. They
have constantly on Inld a good supply ol GRO
iCERlES. Dge-SnGs. Quetns Ware sc. Also
% very superior article Of Coreriei, Cdrpet an,
CoUoa YarHs. Boniag, Uieking. &c Sc.
! WANTED-Whcal. Rye, Corn and Oats n
which rIe highest market price will be paid i
cash Al kinds OF trade taken in exclIane
1r Gnnd..
LANCASTER March lG l9i9. ~
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select school.

HNliE undersigned respectfully gives notice,
u that his SclnnI il removed In the house
iornerly used by tic Germna Reform ChHrch,
On Coin~bus Street, in which he proposes open.
1s good School on MOaday Tie 1914 dGy Of
IprH he1t.
As his Srilonl will contain but a limited NUN.
her Of pupils, lbose wishing tn send will do well
in subscribing thereto nj their earliest cnivc
nlrnce. in order 10 ensure a situation for then
children.
Persons from alI parts Of lle town can be az
comnodated. Terms US usual
NJ HILL.
N. B. Those indebted for tuition. are untitled
that need the moucy aud cannot wait longer.
Lancaster. March 30 1919. II NJ. II.
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THE FULL-BLOODED HORsE
I'D TcI Sp1 on CcQ :"
Jasmes AEexamder's Estate.

Lancaster March 30. ls45 ~
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SGSAronrAL DUBLIN PRospEcT-A Wasl

SENAToRIAL DUEL IN PRosPEcT.-A Wash
ingtou letter to The New York Herald says
"Mr. Hannegan's pistols and coffee c"rrespon-
de nee with Mr. Webster, in relation to the letter
of the latter gentleman, prOnouncing Mr.. Hanne-
gan's appointment to the mission of Prussia the
most degrading act that ever took place in the
Senate WILL it is said create some difficulty a.
bout the issuing of his commission. The commu-
nication of Mr.. Hannegan, asking whether MIR.
Webster's words were memttO apply 10 him, has
been handed to that gentleman by Mr.. Atchison,
the friend of Mr. Hannegan in the affair. The
tenor OF the reply have not heard"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

RAILROAD IrEM.-The Auditor OF the State OF
Indiana made public sale at Indianapolis. few
days since, of some shares held by the State in the
Madison and Indianapolis Railroad The par
price was $50, but the stock sold for $644l per
share, nearly twenty-nne per cent. advance Tie
explanation of this high estimate is given in the
following paragraph from the Pittsburgh Gazette;
1.-THE actual, clear earnings, over all expenses,
Of the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad for the
last year, are over 100000, making about Is per
cent profit OH the capital employed road
extends from Madison, on the Ohio river to In.
dianopols, the seat of government OF the State OF
Indiana; neither terminus being place OF much
business and importance"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
OYMANAAG,

MARRIED -Un the 29h ult., by the PCv.J Wagenlals
Mr.. ZERULON PETERS ana Miss MARY ANN BECK,
Ofllocking Township.
The excellence of the Cake is acknowledged II Is an
old saying and worthy of all accepation, that those, who
remember the Printers will always he prosperous aud hap
py. So, bright skies and smooth sea await the happy
couple during their voyage through life
On the lstult by the same, Mr.. JACOB sANDEL and
Miss CHRISTINA D0BENMEY ER Of this town.
On ile lllh ult by the saaic Mr.. PHILIP CLICK and
SARAH SEDDLES 0f this county.
On the Sd inst by iIC same, MIR. AUGUST MARTIN
and Miss MARY SHOEMAKER Of Madison Township.
On the 29th ut hy Rev Samuel Carpenter, Mr. NO.9Il
MY Frs and Mis- RACHEL DORRICKSoN all orihls co
On the same by Rev Granville Moody Mr. WM. CLIFF.
FORD and Miss S.4R6if A. HOUCK, all ofthls town.
On the 4lh inst by Hhe same Mr. LEVI STEWART
aud Mrs. AURELiA HEAD, all ofihistOwn.
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Notice.

w + have this day. sold to G. II. LITTLE,
w CHARLES and SAMUEL DREsBAcH, our Ell
tire Stock orGoods. We would solicit for the
new firm from our friends and customers tie pa
trouage they so liberal extended to us during the
short time we were engaged in business.
Persons indebted to us by note or book account
will he expected To call aud make immediate
payment. JOHN EFFlNGER II co.
Lancaster, March |, 1919. As
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
Ohio University

WNHIS INSTITUTION is now in full and sue.
cesslul operation, with an able Faculty. The
next term will commence on TharSddy May 3,
l849.
TUITION PER TERM In College $40; Pre-
paratory Department SO
BOARUING-$l to $3.50 per week
For further information address Rev ALFRED
RTORs, D D. President or A G BROWN
Secretary of the Board
Athens Athens CO, Ohio March 80, 1849
PS general meeting of the Alumni and
former Students is expected to be held on the day
preceding the next annual commencement, which
occurs on the first day of August
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
q. y. DcGcMbaush,s Estate.

NN the llth day of March, A. D. l849. the
. Court Of Common Pleas OF Fairfield county.
Ohio, declared the Estate of GEoRGE s. DEFES'
nAuGII, insolvent. Creditors are therefore re
qured tn present their Claims against said Estate
To the undersigned iorallowance within month
from the ith day OF March, lS49, or they vii
not be entitled To payment
CALEB HEDGES. Executor
Of The Estate Of George S. DctcnJGugh' deed
March Ii, l64y 4w1a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
noMnR q LILLY

TTAvE entered into copartnersllip by which
III they intend 70 carry on FASHIONABLE
TAILORING in Tie latest. best aud most fashion.
able styles. Work entrusted 10 our care will be
done with the utmost neatncss aud despatch.-
Good fits insured IN all cases.
All kinds Of Country produce taken in exchange
for work
SHoP-At the old stand Of Franci. Lilly, il
Shawk's Buildings. Main-slreei.
Lancaster, April G, l849 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

DIsTREssIEG OccURRENcE..-The Bradford
(Ia) Reporter of the 4th lust, states that Mr.
Cordyn, farmer of that county, returned TO his
house intoxicated on Monday evening. and after
malrating his wife, turned her out OF doors, oOli-
ging her to take refuge at neighborS. The
wretched inebriate then went to his barn which
was filled with grain, and contained number
Of horses and cattle, to which he communicated
FIRE, and in few minutes the barn and its con-
tents were destroyed. He then returned to his
dwelling, set that on fire, and in the devourins
flames persisted himse!f, ,with aHhis chiidren,hree
in number!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

S2,l35 G6
Leaving S2,lS5 CO, for dividend on the gen.
era debt, and payment of contingent expenses
OF the current year.
The Committee have ordered the payment Of
a dividend Of thirty.tive per cent on the debt;
which will amount to $1,9l4 67-reduce the debt
to 1856 80, and leave in the Treasury $27l 49,.
The Committee perform this part of theirpublic
duties with pleasure, because the action OF the
Council, which devolved it upon them, met with
signal appreciation from their constituents and
they venture. 10 express the hope that the same
policy may be continued, until the Corporation at
iains the high attitude Of freedom from debt.
CHARLES BORLAND,
DANIEL SIFFORD,
GEORGE H. SMITH.
Lancaster, April 6, ls49 3w4S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

6J-In reply to the communication Of DR.. Cd who
has seen fit 10 address ns upon the sui rrl Of weekly
notice of-G. &. Vaughns Lilhontrpiic Mixture the
Great American Remedy-we have only TO say. that every
name which has appeared in these notices giving csIi
mony 10 the great curative power of this far famed article Of
Medicine, genuine one, whatever worthy friend
may think fiction is used here and II he questions
word after this would ask him to take the name of
any person he las found mentioned the place Of resi-
dence and send post paid letter TO the person. if e Ocs
not receive satisfactory answer both regards the gen
uinencss Of the given aud the character Of the med
cine alluded 10 also, then will publish gratis his
muncation setting forth our falsicaton, and stand con-
viced Of perjury win this satisfy the Doctor? We nap
pen 10 know what engaged in when we print such
notices. this Vegetable onripc is doing great good all
the country and to be the remedy for Il com
plants As the Agents in this vicinity whose names arc
under the advertisement in paper, will inform the doe
tor. Get pamphlet and read.
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sam. G. ShOwaIler's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Admin
isirator de Jonis non of the Estate of SANUEL {,
SHowALrER deceased late Of Fairfield County,
Ohio. All persons having claims against said Is
tate are hereby notified to present Them legally
within one year from this date, and
those indebted to make immediate payment to
SAMUEL COfFMAN, Admtor.
March 80, 1919. 4w47'
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Amos Aeice's Estate.

NJ Office is hereby given, tbaton the l4ih,day
~ OF March. A. D. lS49, the Court OF Common
Pleas ot Fairfield County, Ohio, declared the Is
tate of AMOS Rlcg, insovent. Creditors are there
fore required To present their claims against SAID
Estate To the undersigned for allowance. within
six months from the l4lh day Of March, 1919, or
they will not be entitled to payment.
CALEB HEDGES. Executor
Of thc Estate Of Amos Rice, deceased
Nlurch l6 l849. 4wl5
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CO-Partmership Notice.

L c. WEAVER lms this day connected with
ID him in the Hardware business, THOMAS
II, WHITE, and will in future carry on the same
under the name aud firm of J. c. WEAVER &
CO: and would take this method of returning to
the friends his thanks for the liberal patronage
hitherto extended 10 him, and by emIeavormg to
please them hope continuance ul the same.
LY7All persons knowing themselves indebted
to me are requested Ia come forward and settle
their accounts If not ready with the Cash, by note.
The ready John Of course preferred
J. C. WEAVER
Lancaster, March II, l&49 46
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Corporation Exhibit.

TuNIIE Committee of Finance, to whom were
IL referred the subjects of the Indebtedness Of
the Corporation, aud the application OF the Re-
venues TO its pro rata extingushment
REPORT:
That the notice, given by the Recorder, to the
creditors, inviting the filing Of their claims with
him, in order to such extinguishnent. brought in
evidences of an Indebtedness. amounting, on the
frat day of February, l8l9, in principal aud i'll
terest to $5,470 49
There hus been collected on the tax
Duplicate of l848, $2735 IL
From that amount is to be
deducted orders Oh County
Treasurer, r,...-...$2 $500 90
Unpaid orders Oh Corpora
ton Treasurer, and unpaid
appropriation, .....-.... a59 25
$40 25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

ENIRE! FiTe!! FiTc!!!-Try You want the best
II most safe. g. cheapest article ever invented N
used for kinding lires,huy "Chccrer's Fire Kind
ling" 1t dispenses with The necessity for shay.
ings or kindIng wood, and will light wood OF
coal fire instantly.
For sale in large or small quantities. bv
NJ. 2. KRElDER.
Sole Agent for Fairfield, &c.
Lancaster, April6. lS49 i3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

DREADFUL ExPLosIoS.-A telegraphic despatch,
from Pittsburgh state that about l L O'Clock, on
Monday morning last the steam boilers in Fife &
Bros batting factory, Allegheny city, exploded,
raising the roof entirely off the building. The
boilers were thrown distance of fully forty feet
Five bodies have already been dug from the RUNS,
and besides these there are several badly injured.
J. Fife, one ofthe proprielors, was killed. 1t is
he ruins.
Five dwellings near the factory, were destroy
ted by the explosion, and four other persons were
badly Injured by the falling of chimney
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

THE GovERNMENT JEwELs.-Jacob Shuster
alias Tom Hand, at Philadelphia, aud Jim Webb.
at New York, havebee arrested on a charge OF
being engaged in the stealing of the Government
Jewels from the Patent Office at Washington.
W. Seaton the Mayor of Washington has re =
oeived letter, signed &. Reese, threatening his
Iile il I've does not cause the release Of Webb and
promising if Webb is liberated, TO have imme-
Gately forwarded to the Mayor the Jewels Of the
Patent Office, aud also the entire stock Of Jewelry
that was taken from the store Of Eckle, on the
10th of January, and the money and gold watch
that was taken from the body of the man that
was murde red between Georgetown aud Alexan-
dria. on the 9th oil March.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
Notice.

UNHE STOCKHOLDERS ofthe FAIRFIELD
D COUNTY SAVINGS INSTITUTE are here
by notified, that on Taesday, Nay Isl an cleo
ton will be held at their Banking House. for Sg'
VEN DREcTORs to serve the ensuing year. The
remaining instaIment due upon the Capital Stock
is requested to he paid in on that day.
The regular dividend will be PAYABLE on and
after the 1st inst. c. +. GARAGHTY, Cashier
Lancaster, April G, l849 4w48
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A fine Farm for sale.

SH HE subscribers are authorized TO sell upon
- accommodating terms as to paymentS. ehe
large aud valuable improved Farm consisting Of
3SI ACRES, known as the Smith Farm; and
living on the Newark Rond. IN Pleasant township,
about miles north Of Lancaster
Persons desirnus ul examining the premises may
call on Robert Smith. who resides upon them;
and for further details 10 either Of the subscribers
i'll Lancaster. JAMES WHITE.
JOHN BRAZEE.
Julv 7 lg49. Off.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
" has Lsen appointed and qualified as Admin
,slrator Of lhe Estate Of JAMES ALExAsDER. de-
ceased, bate of Fairfield County Ohio. All per-
son, having claims against said Estate are hereby
noliiied 10 present. them legally authenticated
within Que year from this date, and thuse indebt-
eel to make immediate payment 10
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Adrator
March 90, l849. 4w4G
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
Road Notice.

NNHERE will he meeting Of the Stockholders
u ot the Columbus, Winchester. Jefferson and
Carroll Road Company, held at the house Of Peter
Krugg in Winchester on Saturday lie 2la day
of april ncrt, for the purpose of completing the
organization of said Company by clccling Pre-
sident aud other officers thereol-uthcr business
Of importance To the company will also be trans.
desired
March 90, 1919. 3w46
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"How much better is it to get
Wisdom than Geld"
BOOKS! BOOKSM BOOKSM

I'm one door East of the
IN Hooking Valley Bank,
ISk.aA the following works:
Manual of Classical Literature, by Eschenturg,
The Atlas Of Ancient Geography, by Butler
Uphams Mental Philosophy
Lycll's Elements of Geology.
Sismondi's Literature Of the South Of Europe
Life Of Henry the Fourth by james.
Kciglhley's History Of England.
POetcal Works OF james Mon, gomrry.
Gndsmitll's History OF the Earth aud Animated
Nature
Baron Cuvier's Animal Kingdom.
Godman's American Natural History,
Parks Pantolngy,
United States Exploring Expedition. by Wilkes
Donnegan's aud RnbnsOn's Greek aud Eng.
lish Lexicnms
DR.. Durbin's Observations in the East,
Fishs Memorial of the Holy Land.
Steyenson's Travels. Jaris' Physiology.
Meadows French Pron0uncing Dctonnry,
History of King Charles the First Of England,
Kendall's Santa Fe Expedition,
The American Manuel,
Wuud's Class Book 0y Botany.
Bryants's Poems. Ilerschc's Astronomy,
Burke on the Sublime d Be !utiiul.
English aud German Dictionaries & Grammari
Urc's Dictionary OF the Arts, Manufactures, &c
.Iewrctt's Lexicon.
BInckstone's Commentaries on the Laws o
England. JOHN LEHMAN.
lancaster March 80, 19i9 AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

STEAMBOAT RsAsrERs.-The steamers Dr.
Franklin and Amaranth, recently came in colis-
ion at the mouth of the Illinois river, sinking the
latter. Loss $40, ,OOO-sligbt insurance.
The steamers Alplonzo and Lamartine, were
burned opposte..Ba IllinoS--both totally de.
stroyed. The passengers took refuge on West
Point Island and with the crews, were all saved
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
COrnoration EIcction.

INIlE qualifrd Electors. resident within the
j Incorporated limit of the towii Of Lancn.-
Ter. are hereby notified fo assemble Ut Tie Town
Hall. in snld town nn MoHday me lGh dqg oj
AprH merit, ami when met pincned 1rcnrling ~
law To elect NINE TRUSTEES and n MARSHAL
ior the ensuing year.
Also Two members Of the BOARD or EDT-
CATION. to be- voted for by voters residing
north Of Main Street.
GEORGE SANDERSON, PreIdeai T. &.
Lancaster, March 30, 1913. 3w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

DIR. Rogers Compound Syrup OF Liver.
wort and Tar.-suchhas been the success with which
this invaluable remedy in PULMONARY DISEASES aud all So
Coughs and Colds tending to permanent Pulmonary
Affections particularly in and about Cincinnati, when ii
frs introduced and finally through the whole State
that Physicians and all others when il has been trad
unite in prescribing the most efficient remedy in those
alarming cases
Sec Advertisement in another column, and get a Pampl
let Of the Agents
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
Estate Of Il. N. AimswOrth.

ItREDlTORS Of said Estate are hereby notified
Z that the Court Of Common Pleas have ex.
tended the time ror the presentation OF claims IN
tie 18th of April next All claims must be pre-
senicd by thai day or remain forever bnrred
WILLIAM SLADE. Jr.. Adm'tor
OfHf E,'aie ofR n. AiAarorth, deeeGsed.
March IG. 1919 As