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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-15


Arrive at Fawn Grove same days by pms;
Leave Fawn Grove every Monday and Friday at
am;
Arrive at Shrewsbury same days by IL M
1924 From East Berlin by Hall, Bermudan and Franklin
town, to Dllsburg, IL miles and back, once q week
Leave East Berlin every Thursday at 2 ppm;
Arrive at Dillsburg day by pm;
Leave Dllsburg every Thursday at a m;
Arrive at East Berlin same day by IL m.
1926 From Rock to Peach Bottom, miles and back Gee
week.
Leave Rock every Saturday at loans
Arrive at Peach Bottom same day by II am;
Leave Peach Bottom every Saturday at 9 a m
Arrive at Rock same day by 10 m.
1926 From York, by Dover, Ressvlle, Lewisberry, Lis
burue and Sidensburg, to Merchandising, 80 miles
and back, week.
Leave York every Wednesday at s m;
Arrive at Mechanicsburg same day by m;
Leave Merchandising every Tuesday at 6 am;
Arrive at York day by pm.
1927 From Etters, by Yocumown, to Newbeuytown,
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Euer's every Wednesday and Saturday at 81
pm;
Arrive at Newbenytown same days by 65pm;
Leave Newberytown every Wednesday aud Saturday
at23
Arrive at Etters same days by pm.
1928 From Harrisburg, by Shiremantown, Mechanicsburg,
Carlisle, Plain6eld, MELVILLE Oakvlle, Shppenburg
and Scotland, to Chambersburg SO miles and back,
daily.
Leave Harrisburg daily at pm;
Arrive at Chambersburg same days by 4pm;
Leave Chambersburg daily at SAM;
Arrive at Harrisburg days by Gam.
1929 From Pine Grove to fremont miles and back, SIX
times a week.
Leave Pine Grove daily except Sunday at 5 ans
Arrive at fremont same days by z ans
Leave fremont daily except Sunday at S pm;
Arrive at Pine Grove same days by pm,
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arrive at-Easton same day by m.
9272 From Stroudsburg saylosburg miles and back,
once week.
Leave Sroudsburg every Thursday at am;
Arrive at Saylorsburg same day by ii am;
Leave Saylorsbug every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Stroudsburg same day by 5 pm.
1913 From Sroudsburg by ydesvle, Fennersve Kun
kleton, Kresgevile, and Little Gap, to Lehigh Gap,
SO miles and back, once week.
Leave Stroudsburg every Friday at 8 an;
Arrive at Lehigh Gap day by pm;
Leave Lehigh Gap every Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive at SIoudsburg same day by pm.
1874 From EasoD by Kessers and Boston, Mount Be-
he, "a miles and back, once a week.
Leave Easton every Thursday at am;
Arrive at Mount Bethel same day by 6 pm;
Leave Mount Bethel every Friday at am;
Arrive at Easton same day by pm.
9275 From Wind Gap to Fcksvile, miles and back twice
week.
Leave Wind Gap every Tuesday and Saturday at
pm;
Arrive at Flicksville same days by pm;
Leave Fcksville every Tuesday and Saturday at
pms
Arrive at Wind Gap same days by p m.
s276 From Middetown Hummellstown, miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Mddetown every Monday at I'm;
Arrive at Hummellstown day by 2pm;
Leave Hummelstown every Monday at SPIN;
Arrive at Middletown same day by 5 m.
9277 From White Haven, by Hickory Run Albrightsvie,
TO Merwinsburg, 81 miles and back, once week
Leave White Haven every Tuesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Merwinsburg same day by IL m;
Leave Merwinsburg every Tuesday at pm,
Arrive at White Haven same day by z pm.
927s From Mannheim Brickersvlc miles and hack
swetk.
Leave Mannheim every Saturday at sam;
Arrive at Brickersvile same day by loan;
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
Constructive Readeri

The great and only remedy for your disease in OF
its foms,-the only of hope,-s afforded by the
HUN A IAN BALSAM, discovered by DIR Buchan OF
London, England. This quack nostrum but stan
dard Enc sh med cine of known and established eca-
CIV. Beware how you rely upon any merely i at &c
medicines, which may relieve, but Waste
precious time upon any Of the common Svrups
EXpcctorunts Balms, which Will only lull pre-
tended security by FATAL OPlA Els Delude not your
self the with of the vile ounds the
shape of Lozenges Candy other cheap and dangerous
nostrpns Aud above all things tamper not with AS
sINGENT TO IC medicines, such as Bitters, ill.,
usons of Wild Cherry, which frequently brace up the
lungs produce fever nght-weats cosveness and other
disorders of the most alarming character. BuCHAN 5
II JNGARIAN BALSAM will not only relieve, but speed-
ly and efeCtnay cure, when all Other have failed
David F. Bradlee & Son, l30 Washington St, Boston
Sole for the United and British Provinces
American price one dollar per bottle.
A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity. 2w46
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
Mass. Congressional Election.

we are enabled to present the following re
turns OF the special election yesterday to fill
the vacancies IN the Cd, 4th and 9TH districts.
MT kantoul is chosen BY about 1000 pu-
rality over Mr.. Upham, whig, in the second
district.
La the fourth the run is very close, but MIR.
thompson, whig, appears 10 have small
plurality over Mr.. Palfrey.
In the seventh the run is also very close,
but there is not much doubt OF the election oil
Mr.. Goodrich, the wing candidate-Posf.
Montpelier. IT, Nay 22.-The democratic
state convention which assembled here to-day
was well attended, delegates being present
from every county but one in the state Hen
nv Allen. Esq. of Alburgh, presided, and the
proceedings were enthusiastic and harmonious
The convention nominated for Governor. Hon.
John S. Robinson, of Bennington; for Lieut.
Governor, Hon Giles Harrington, of Alburqh:
for Treasurer, E. C. Reddington, of St Johns
bury. Resolutions were passed, repledgng
the democratic party of Vermont to the Sias
Wright platform of 1886, and the positions
taken by every national democratic convention
since that time ; in favor of the recent COM
promise measures, and protesting against the
question of slavery being made party test
The convention eloqenty addressed by
Nen. L. Lemen, ana every thing INDICATED a
determined fight for the coming campaign.
GREAT FIRE-It is with deep regret we
learn OF the total destruction of both The
large hotels at the mouth of the Aroostook
road, in Molunkts, occupied and owned, we
believe, the one by Joseph Llbbey, and the
other by A. NJ. True, on Friday last. 1t was
occasoned by the burning OF some stumps,
at short distance, from which the sparks in
the high Southerly wind communicated fire
to Mr.. Libbey's hotel, the flames from which
swept across The road 10 Mr.. True's hotel,
and both with their stables; oulbuildines and
much of their furniture were entirely con-
sumed. The loss is estimated a about $4,000
Mr.. Llbbey's loss is probably the ere.test
as his was the larger house and burned first
What insurance, if any, there was we are not
informed. These houses were among the
very best of the up-river hotels aud the trav-
cling public will learn their destruction with
sorrow.
Since the above was in type we learn that
the hore occupied by Joseph Lbbey was
owned by Richard Libby of Lincoln, and the
Aroostook House. occupied bv Mr.. True. was
owned by Nelson Herrin of HouItun.-Ban-
gor Mercury.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29

The following testimonials, which Ike the liberty
TO publish only accordance with opinions we often
hear expressed and will only preface with this simple
remark: whoever wishes for f.strate City weekly,
should at once subscribe for the AMERICAN UNION
Published by Fits & Co, 81 Court quare, Boston,
Mass ut Two Dollars a year.
The Undersigned having received and perused the
American OHIoH' newspa published by l. b Fits
Co, for several months past, take pleasure express
ing the opinion AT il is well conducted and valuable
Family weekly paper, and SUCH recommend il to
the favor {" our friends, and the cummuni of New Eng
land generally. The enterprise aud talent exhibited in
Its editorial management cordial approval and
as general Miscellaneous, News and Literary paper
deem II worthy of an extended and generous sup
GEO boutwell,, Governor of Massachusetts,.
HENRY CUsHMAN, Lieut. Gov of Mass.
ANAsA W,LkER, Secretary of State.
HENRY WILSON, President of the Senate.
BANKS, in, speaker of the House.
ROBERT ANToUL, JR, late u Senator.
JOHN p BIGELew, MAJ or of Boston.
Kellogg, Caleb Gushing, John Mon Earle, Moses
Kimball Whiting Grswold Nathan Wood, VIM Schonl-
Caleb Stetsou, Netleion l. w Dean. T Woodbury.,
John Brannins, J VI Williams, James Briggs, George
Brastow, Edward Thondike, Matthias Ellis, Leonard
Barrett, members of the Legislature. lw
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29

Which he will sell at prices which
never have been and never will be
outdone, or approached, by any
other Establishment. Besides
which, the public are we'll aware
that there can always be found in
this establishment more than dou-
bic the amount of stock than at
any other place in Bath, or on the
kennebec River, the barefaced
and ridiculous assertions of a pi-
Gus (9) neighbor, who occupies a
seven-by-nlne shop under the Sa-
gadahock House, to the contrary
Notwithstanding. The same man
who advertlses to sell Il" to clergy
men at cost, and other professions
literally considered" Working-
men, of course, to pay the profit
on what professional men buy -
NV
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
To the Ladies of Bath and Vicinity.

MRS WINSTON, an experienced nurse
and FEM ALE PHYSICIAN. has a SoofH1SG
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEETHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
sottening !he gums-will alav all pain and
spasmodic action, and is SURE TO REGU
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers. 1t viii give rest to yourselves and re-
lief AID health to your infants, nerer has IL
failed ift'nely ,sed, perfectly safe to be ad-
ministered to very feeble infants A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price 25
cents hottie.
n. P. Erqnire for MRS. WINSLOW-S
SOOTHING SYRUP. and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DIR. S. P Shaw, agt.
lyIl
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
FOREIGN PORTS.
Per Steamship Afi

7 Q ottUHENHY FJIf a.
Ar at Liverpool 3D. Continent Orleans sth Mara
thon, Nandy Ike, do Isabella, do.
Sid 9Th, eindeer. Rio lanero Tempest, York
ADV 10th. Ialcyon, Wade, New York 10th Caroline
Nesmith Vim ID Sewall, and Marathon, do, with des-
patch.
Calcutta. Apl b-The Saratoga Trask. h for Lon
don which grounded river has been surveyed re-
ported mrjured, and will proceed.
Dnngeness abt 5th, Emma Watts, Watts, I'm Ant
werp for York.
Ar at Havre III ulI, Monmouth, Torrev n Orleans.
Adv at Marseles eth inst, bark J Hathorn for Bos-
ton
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Sheriff g Sale.

T INCOLN S., May, 1sSl.-Taken EXEC ution where
IL in Lewelyn w. Liihgore, Of Augusta the Couis-
y OF kemebec, is creditor and Peter RiDee, Of Alma
IA the County OF Lincoln, debtor, and will be sold al
public auction, the office Of Ezra bbot in Richmond
~ The County of Lincoln Saturday the 2sih day Of
June, ID Io5l OF The clock in the nfie Ino on
he right IN equity which the said Rnes has IN redeem.
ing the following lois OF land SITUATED in said Ina Wis
rst piece bounded thus, The south by lsnd in poe
ss;o OF Moses Harrison, The north BY land poe
eos on pI hezekiah Rines and Thomas Tsy Tor on the
"a oy ahd IN possession Of the said Hezek ah Rines
poreNc v W'si by land owned by lleweyn W Lib
moraaped h be abort forty ncrss; and the being
mor9a6a ~ e'er RInes 10 ufus Houdrtie ~
~ se ueeu dated Nov 1913 recorded in The I III.
1sIa vi 10 sis'ry OF Deeds AT WiscasseL Nov 2.
dollars IN TWO years, and hfiy dollars in ,bIee rsa ~
interest. al 'Aiee years aho
oee"nu peee bounced thus, southsry on land in pos
session OF aaron loung-wesieTy INV q. ,dnsx-. D.
so called-norlhery by land Thai ~. .en Dug,
Turner lot, which The said Rines live ~ "A -
y on me Oren iol so cSedconiainng about So scr.s
and the same premises being by Peie pins.
10 Ward l. Lewis by mortgage deed dated M CO.,
ls47, and recorded the Registry Of Deed, ao,.S'
and acknowledged April ., le47, Vol ISIS, Page sl9 10
secure the payment OF four ses of fy dollars each ana
interest," in iocr amua payments. and a mole Of ,hir,v
three dollars in five years. and interest.
Third piece bounded thus, beginning at q stake and
stones al the south westerly corner OF He
thence running WNW two hundred and eighty ,hr o
rods 10 the line between Alma and Dresden 10 a s,ak
and stones for comer-ihence north sasisrly said
line twcnty-thTce rods 10 hemlock marked for
corner-ihence ESE hundred and ey three rods
10 the said Hezekan Rines corner-hence south TWEEN
ty-one degrees west tWenty-thTee rods the 6rsl
mentioned bonndconani about forty acres and the
same premises being morgnged by Peter Rines Ru-
nus Houdette by norts age deed dated Nov %, 1Sl0
and recorded in the Reg of Deeds aforesaid Nov 2s
o4s Vol 1911 Page SIS The pa yen of two hun
dred and seventy dollars and lhiry mine cents
demand.
And reference is hereby made to The mortgsg. deeds
above named Tor more PARTICULAR description of the
2oho DANIEL WITHAM Deputy sbs,fR
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29

CLEARED.
Ship Caspian, Trufant, Charleston NrT
ri IyrF SUNDAY, May Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Harriet, -, Chesapeake assed up tu
Sch Ariakapas, Seyburn, New York
Sch Caroline, Mcintire, Boston.
Sch define, Perkins, Boston.
Sch Susan & Phebe, Howard Newburyport
Sch Arehzamendi, now, Boston. FFr-y,
Sch Packet, Thompson, Boston -
Sch II Dunton, Dunton, Boston.
sch Comet, Briggs, Boston. .roI.vv
Sch Mentor, Durham, Boston.
Sch Desiah, Sylvester, Boston
Sch Brilliant, McFadden, Boston,
br sch Hunt Muir by, st John '. t.Fnff-.'TT
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29

The Shddrach Rescue Gases. The trial of
the parties Implicated IN the rescue of the
fugitive slave Shadrach. commenced Tues
day forenoon in the U. S. district court, be-
fore Judge Sprague Counsel for the gov.
eminent. Hon. George Lunt. district attor-
ney, and N. J. Lord, Esq, of Salem; for the
defendants, Hor. Jonn P. Hale, of New
Hampshire, and R. II. Dana, Esq, of this
ciIY.-POst.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
SPOKEN.

MAY 10 lat p 2i, Ion ~ 80, bark Emma Lincoln Of
Thomaston I'm y Orleans for Marsciles.
May IL, lat 80 Ion rs 50, sch Sea Gull, of Thomas
ton, FIN Charleso To Havana.
MAY l6 lat 81 as Ion "A H. brig Gen Marion of nrps-
well, fin Cardenas for Portland.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
A Free Rhetorical Institute

Will he held at the HIGH SCHOOL ROOM. (the Acad-
envy commencing June 2d, at O'Clock NJ, under the
instruction of J. G. EvELETH, NJ. The teachers OF
Bath and vicinity, Superintendng School Commute es.
Editors, Professional men, and all who interested
Execution and Reading invited TO attend.
Bath, May p, Is . 40
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
DISASTERS.

ship United States, (of Bath at New York 20th from
rdeaux sprung leak 800 strokes per hour in lat As,
Ion 20.
Brig Bristol, before reported abandoned fallen in
with LIST inst lat 80, Ion 6l by whaling sch Union, Nick
erson, Provmcetown, which towed her into ST George
Bermuda lth Her masts rudder and boats were gone ;
hull in good re air.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29

BLIss's COMPOUND Con LIVER on CANDY.-Probaby
single article in the materia medica has
ferred many blessings mankind has cod liver oil
Bat all the OIL of its dis
gushing flavor. This fact induced DIR Bliss, experienced
apothecary, Of Springfield, Mass, compound candy
which should retain all the virtues of the OIL and he free
from its offensive and odor This candy il Of
the best remedies for all pulmonary laints but
il has its couneres which be shun cd BY the pur-
chaser. Call for Bsss candy, and receive other. For
sale by
A. G. PAGE, Agent foS Bath and vicinity.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29

Panama-Cld 18th ult, bark Mary Florence, Trott
Calao.
Havana-Ar eth inst, bark Isabella Preblc \ York
In port Eth, ships Charlotte Reed Weeks for Cowes
soon Josephine, BonhnIm do Indian Queen, Drum
mond, for ST Petersburg MatInzas.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
Indian Roots and 3
Sarsapari]la, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND sAssArRAs eARKs.
Scrofula, Fever-Sores,

Sonld Head, Erysipeds, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism Snahis
Eraptons, Pimris on the Face Liyer-COmplalnts,
Piles. Iumbd9o, Caneerou Uleers COstivcness, Sore
Eyes Dyspe psia, Pans in the Side, Breast Bones
Joints. and OTHER IMPURE BLOOD DISEASES,
PAMPHLETS and Hdndbais-every Agent has them To
give away.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
New Goods !!

THE subscriber has just received from Boston fresl
assortment OF w L. Goods Groceries and Provisions
cons sting in part If Crashed r and II B Sugsuj-
Old Tyson. Oolong. Nny onc and Souchong Teas; ia
va Porto Cabello aud Cape Coiees and oil articles
lily keptn Grocery ore, which viii be sold cheap
as they be bought in this city.
Nav 1. 1851 as w. r. MARSTOE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
DIR. PETTIT'S
CANKER BALSAM.


Nursing Sore Mouth Sore Nipples-1n-
fants' Sore MOuths-Infants' Sore Gums
while teething-Canker in the Mouth,
Throat. Stomach or Bowels of Grown
Persons or Children; and for Can.
ker accompanying Canker Rash
and Scarlet Fever-Swelled Ton
sils-lTritation of the Bron.
CHA, &c,
The most aggravated cases of nursing sore mouth,
are cured by the CANKER BALsAM, with ease and
certainty, it being rarely known to fall even in long
standing cases. that have been pronounced ncurable
by the best physicians.
For Infants sore mouths and sore nipples, it may
be relied upon for perfect and speedy cure, with
the greatest assurance.
Applied to inRamed or s,celled gums, particularly
to gums Of children chae teetiing, it gives Immediate
relief.
Cuake,. in the mouth throat, stomach oo,oes it re-
quires but few doses to entirely remove Also for
CIker accompanying Canker Fash, or Scarlet F1oeT,
it is an unequaled remedy
ENLARGED ToNsILs are easily cured by the Can
ker Balsam.
Irritation Of the Bronchia, "better known as
tickling in the throat" with tendency to cough, is
relieved and cured by this remedy.
As a remedy for HoARsENEss, nothing can COM
pete with this article. The usual remedes-"hoar-
hound candy cough lozenges," &c, bear no com
parison with t-so say all who try it. Pleasant to
the taste, mild, though active in its effects it is ad
ministered to children or adults with more certainty
of the desired effect than any medicine heretofore
known.
Extract ofa Letter from Mrs. Mary A. Richards.
In February last, was attacked with that pain
full and alarming disease, the Nursing Sore Mouth,
to battle which, called to my aid three of our most
skilful physicians, who administered according 10
their method of treatment in this disease but to no
efect-at last lat the end OF three months declar
ing that was incurable; at which time mad me
good fortune to obtain bottle of your ''Cankcr
Balsam,'' which applied faithfully as directed.
The unexpected happy and astonishing result o. aa'eH
,0as-a speedy and radical cure!
Price Is cents. Full directions accompany each
bottle.
C.. ATWELL, Portland, Me-, Wholesale Agent.
To whom, orders for supplies Of the medicine, may
be addressed.
For sale by A. G.. PAGE, Bath; E. T.
Gatehel and VIM Baker, Brunswick-and by Druggists
and dealers in Medicine generally 47n
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
""A~Hr@
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER
In THE WHOLE WoRIp,


" Price 81 per Bottle Sir Beetles for IS.
1t is now put up in QUART BOTTLES. of the
same and medical ec1cy when in small bottles
Each Large bottle contains SIXTY.FOUR DOSES,
and the predictions are SO Strongly Concentrated
that only One Tablespoonful is required a Dose-three
times dny-thus hottie lasts Twenty-()ne DAYS
which much longer than bottle of any other medicine
lasts because there is required Of this less quantity
al dose.
The great Superiority of this Blood Purifier over all
other medicines consists in great measure in its DOS
sessng part of its compound, the poioefm Medical
Virtues Of some Scarce and Rnre
Indian Roots and Banks,
which no other medicine possesses. These the
tam Purifiers Of the Blood that were known
either Indian or re and these being compounded with
the strongly -concentrafed Extracts of
Sarsapari]la, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND sAssArRAs sARKs,
make this Vegetable Extract, only the gyeafe.t
Blood Purifier, but also, cheaper medicine oy
great odds than other II IL cheaper because the
quantity of it that may be bought One Dollar will last
much longer, and will cure Ten Times more Blood
disease than One Doiiars worth of any medicine
IL For undoubted proof Of the Cures of
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
For sale by A. G.. Page. Bath: C. A.

ror SAFE by A. u. rage, Bath; T.. A.
Nacomber. and j. Wakefield, Rockland w. II. Bar
nard Wadoboro; Prince Thonlaston G II. Thorn
as, Richmond; Weiherbee, Warren: + Dana
lr. Damariscoiia; Pierce Martin, South Thomaston
II Carr. Bowd"inham; Dana, WiScaSsri. W A
BIbber X Co, Little River Village; Young 4 Co. Lew
iston Al orders mns be addr essed TO Wallace Co
30I Broadway, N York. Iyeow37
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
Celebrated Chewing Gum.

'THH lndersigned is WHOLESALE AGENT, and
will sell nj MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, Carl
ton unsurpassed, pleasant and agreeable
Extra Cherry and Spruce Chewing Gum.
These Gums wall not stick 10 10 the pocket, OF make
me mouth sore. Are sweet, aromatic and whole
some
A.o 200 lbs SPRUCE GUM, by the pound, CHEAP.
J. W. PARKER, Front Street..
Bath, May L. 1851. ASH
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29

DUCk, Chains, Anchors, Cordage, &c. &c for sale Ly
~ the subscribers al the lowest mark ei price.
z. HYDE L Co.
Bath Feb 81, 1851
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-25
CITY MARBLE WORKS.

Il j. MYERS n CO., respectfully inform the citi
% ofFairCeld and dolning countless that they
have commenced the Marble, Grave-StOne and
Monument business, in the city Of Lancaster, OF
Columbus street, few doors North Of Main, where
thoy will keep on hand at all times the best quality
of American Marble, and will make to ordeI
GrdDe-SiOaes, Tomb Tables AionuHoatS, and any
other marble work that may be desired.
They obtained thsir marble exclusively from the
celebrated Rutland, (vt) Quarries, from which the
marblo for tho statue Of the "Wounded Indian" was
a'cnI their style of work will be equal to any the
as reasonable as can be obtainedl elsewhere. Tho
public arc respectfully invited to call and examine
their work. ]. ]. MYERS & co.
Lancaster, Ohio. Juno 10, 1851. @
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-25


LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.
- DEV0L y co. are prepared to furnish ALI kinds
NHs Of Stenm Engines, upon short noiieel and
at Cinonnah and Pittsburgh prices e. 81 a.EEf5
Also, all kinds Of Mil Gearing, Hosting Screws,
Regulating Screws, lack Screws ulers Screws and
Ci1ar Screws
MN spiidles of east iron orwrought '''--
Bales aud .iYivers, dc. &c. --rt r. ia
They. will also furnish the Parker Wheel 90
suit any bead Of wsteE. aud githether iron wobd
shan. Also, the Atkinson Wheel fit up a., above,
The patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
sel,lntly they can be had much cheaper. =.
They also continue 10 make Deyol7s Threshing
Machines, aud keep lot eoh5antly' on hand war;
ranted the best in Ohi0.1 aus 49, ...-a. ~
All'the ahova articles will be made with especial
esraand by the bestworkmen, andwill be SarrAnted.
All kinds Of repairing done upon the shortest notice
They also keep constantly ON hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, Usually kent in Foundry, Thy have
eompsted their front shop. that those who cal
can examine their work. ,sit'-''hR
They also at this time manufacturing the Les
fell Cook SiOye, which received the first Premi-
at tho Ohio State Fair at Cincinnati last FALL and
will keep them constantly ON hand
The .knownquality OF rhe work done at this estbb,
lishnentor many Years pastis the best guarantee that
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