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sHERMAN,s PATENT GRAIN DRILLS,

SG1EkEhAN7S IA 4 EN 4 ORAkN DRlLLS,
For Drilling Wltcai, Rye, Cora, Broom. Corn, Outs,
Barley, Beans &c.
FEVllESE Machines operate admirably we'll. on all
Il kinds of land, when put ingood Order TO receive
the seed and not easily injured by coming in con-
tact with rocks, roots, Sc.
They will plant point rows, fields in any shape
whatever, without sowing any part twice over. They
viii with two horses plant from ten to twelve acres
per day, of Wheat Rye. Oats Barley and other small
grain, They will with ease furrow ont, plant and
cover fifteen acres per day, o Corn, Broon-corn,
Beans Peasand will put it in either in the form of
Drilling, or in hills three feet or any desired distance
apart.
CERTIFICATE
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP, FAIRFrELD, County, o.,
JULY 2Sth, 1851.
This may certify that have used on my arm.SEEa-
MANS PATENT GRAIN DRILL, and from last spring
result am well convinced that it answers mnst val
liable purpose for all kinds of grain In planting
it will great deal of labor the drill does the
the work at il furrows it drops and covers
it goes, and plants two rows at one time. tolso,worfs
remarkably well for oats; and am satisfied will make
six or eight bushels more TO the acre; as for Nhaat
have not had the chance OF trying yet but an full
ly convinced that it will answer better purpose than
any other machine in existence and would recon-
mend it to all farmers, for intend using it for plans
ing and sowing all my grain hereafter.
JOSEPH SCHWARTZ
REFERENCES.
John Grear John A. Collins,
David Eversole, jeremiah Miller,
Emanuel Stutzman, Christian Byler,
Daniel Beery. Abraham Stutzman,
Samuel Jackson James Driver.
Fairfield county. Ohio
The subscribers have in their possession the Patent
Right OF Fairfield county, for the above machine and
would respectfully announce to the farming communi-
ty that they prepared TO fill all orders with which
they may be favored either personally or BY letter
from persons living in the county. Manufactured
near Andrew Friesners five miles Fast of Lancas.
ter, on the Marietta Road
WILLIAM KUQUA,
CHRISTIAN KUQUA.
Lancaster, August 7, 1851. 3ml4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

MAGNIFICENT PIcToRIAl.. Gleasor's
Pictorial Drawing room Companion
comes to us this week with new dress
and magnificent pictures. This is Ger,
tainly commendabe paper and has al
ready received handsome support,
Hereafter it will be published at So per
year; two subscribers $5; tour SO; eight
SIC; sixteen S2s. The object Of the pub.
Usher is to receive 100000 subscribers
by the end Of the year.
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U1IA19A1,

MARRIED-0uth the IG,h Of September. 1851
hv the Rev. john Wagcnhals Mr.. GEORGE
MAYER, % this city. aud Mrs. SUSAN ARNDr,
uf Greenfield township
On the sa'ue by the sqine. Mr. JiCOB BEAR
aud MARY BEAR. .! Hocking township.
O., the l4,h ilsi. by John Cook, Esq " q.
ISAAC W. HANNA anl Miss CAROLINL
WOODING hnth ut Greenfield Township.
Ga he Glh lust, by jams McCIeery. Ed,
Mr WILLIAM ROLLER and NANCY NJ.
MURRAY. uli'of Fairfield cnnu,y. Ohip.
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The RAILRoAD.-A portion of the En-.
sinssr corps are now engaged in running
a line through from Morrow to Lancas.
ter Another division ATE engaged on
the northern route between here and
GAINESVILLE.
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Soraib;ru Sev,

TilE su' scribers respectfully Inform the public
l. that they viii be in ancaser one day each week.
generally On Friday and are prepared to color alE
kinds IF Goods, such silk, Noollen, Worsted, Lin
en- and Cotton any color from the brightest to the
DARKEST.
Securing Dope- Securing and cleaning al articles
OF every Kind done in the best msnnerLadies dres-
ses and all kinds Of wearing apparel.
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing any work done in
this line, will please leave their articles at Mr. CigS
IdterR, where they viii receive prompt attention.
BRECHT s SNYDER.
lancaster, July 81, 1851. 2m13
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From Washington.

WAsHiSGTuH, Sept i3-P NJ.
A change Of circumstances has induced the
President 10 accept the invitation to attend the
Boston Railroad festival on the l1ih. and he will
leave on Monday for Boston via Newport, where
his family are detained by an unfortunate accident
TO Mrs. Fillmore. The President will be accom-.
panied by Mr.. Secretary Stuart aud Mr.. Conrad,
or Mr.. Graham, Mr., Attorney General Crtlrrl.
den leaves Kentnckey OH Mundly for Washing,
tuu
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REPRESENTATIVE,
TUNIS P. ASHBRoOK, of Pleasant tp.
PROBATE JUDGE.
JOHN GARAGHTY OF Hncking.
CLERK OF THE COURT,
JOHN D. N0URSE. OF Liberty.
COUNTY TR AsURRR.
JOHN C. WEAVER, Of Hooking.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
JONATHAN COULS0N, OF Greenfield,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
WILLIAM HAMILTON, of Clearcreek.
COUNTY INFiRMARY DIRECTOR.
ROBINSON J. PETERS, OF Hooking.
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Sale Of the zAnesvlIle and aIAysville Turn-
pike Road.


DlRSUANT to decree Of tha court ol common
II Pleas Of MuAkingum county, In the -ase IA Amos
Benton vs. The Zanesville aud Mavsvilln Turnplfe
Road company, p tho April TelIa A j. ISL llefeo
and by virtue Of order Of sale fharon 20 me direct.
ed by said I'll win, on FRIDl 7, ne s6ih dew
II September 4. D l5i 9vtwecn the hours Of 10 o.
cockA n. and o'clock p a. Of said day, al the door
ID, the court house ~ the city Of ChilcOthe offer for
sale, 70 tire hibe bidaerthereior tho Zanesville and
Mgysvlio Turnpike Rond, and all the property, fran
ehises and privileges belonging to the said Road
Psny, hpeoably 70 the provisions o. the Act Of ths
Gencrai Assembly Of the stAteof Ohio, entitled IAN
Act for tho sale Of the GAINESVILLE and Naysvie Turn
pike, and to provide for the payment of It's bis,'
passed March2D 4 d, 1851.
40! uT her give notice. that in said Road shall
h0 he sold on tie day above mentioned viii on the
,plio"ing Day. At The same place, sDd between the
earS before maa'ioned offer for sale as much Of said
hnad A. ites between Ianssvilie and sinking Spring
10 iish2Ha eolr'y. Tie purchaser or purchasers,
~ ADDITION 70 the payment Of the tor which said
ad must be sod viii be reqar, to finish said Road
lying ostTeon said city Of Zsnesvile and Sinking
spring 40 Hishlnt county, and to build bridge over
JonalNanh cre8k ~ tae psnner and within the time
prescribed by tie Act autioTing this sale.
A. BASSEFT Receiver,
IL Tie case cf imes Benton rs The Zanesrftle and
haysgiHe Turnpike Road Company
Lalc2s;eri July 10, 1851
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Tor Sale or Exchange.

4 pesir-5le House and Lo'. With a COOL W'ell Of
"A Water, Stabling, SC. Also. In-Lci7 Nos. 81 and
81, unimpIoyel. Also, Out-I.ots, Nos and S, con.
tanning three AMI ona-thirl Of an acre. uu.mproyed
Also Lot Of land containing three and tnrsa-foUrth
Of an acre. improved. Situated in aud around the
Town Of Oakland, Fairfield county. Engnire ni
W. II. WHITE.
July 10, 1851. 10
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From HaYu

New YopK, Sept l5-P. NJ
The Schooner Grey Eagle arrived from Porr
Au Platt with dates 10 the 5th instant. TIaytirn
and Dominican Governments were again prtpar
ing for war. The Haytien fleet got as Gar rs Cape
Hayti. A severe hurricane ocnrred at Port Au
PIatt on the 10Th Of August 30 houses were de
stroyed large trees were torn up; an English Bra
zil packet and a schooner at sea lost, aud every
vessel in the harbor more or less dulnaged
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Dissolution,

FHNHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing under the
IL firm of WML &c J,W CLEMENT, at Royalton aud
Greencastle, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, All claims against tho firm will be paid by
the subscriber. who has the entreinterest OF the Roy
alton Establishment Books and Obligations. to whom
payment must be made on all claims due the establish
ment VIM. L CLEMENT
Royalton. Ohio, August |, 1851 avid
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

Coon News AND New GooDs. Smith
and Tong is on hand with their fax aud
winter stock of Ready. made Clothing and
Cloth ready to make clothes. 1t forms a
large pile of beautiful and attractive pat
ierul, ,tand will sold at the lowest prices.
Smith has taken special pains, this fall,
10 please the public taste, and will sue
ceed. Advertisement next week.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sent l6-M

A despatch from Savannah to-day, says diff.
Guilty had occurred at Key West on Friday asl. in
consequence Of the arrival there Of Spanish
vessel The citizens endeavnred to take aud
burn her, but she escaped. They then made an
attack upon aud broke up all the Spanish shops,
stores. &c,
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Assignee's Notice.

ATNTICE is horeby'giyen, that the Undersigned has
l y been appointed by Abraham w. strayer, James
Durham and John S Huber, members composing the
firm OF SrRAYEE DURHAM Co., assignes in trust,
for the benefit of their creditors, by their certain
deed, on record, bearing date, September Sth, ISL
All persons knowing themselves indebted TO said firm
willma;e payment 10 the undersigned Immediately,
and all persons having claims against said firm, will
present the same for settlement
A. McVEIGH, Assgacr
lancaster, Septem5ar.1ii. 1851. 10
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SWAN HoTEL-LANcAsTET. OHIO.
Julv 10, l55l

N STUMP, having extended his lease Of This groll
-. known house, is prepared to accommodate the
TRAVELLING public in the best manner.
The Table will he furnished with the best Of every
variety the market affords, the Bar will be supplied
with the choicest Of Liquors, and the StabGHs amply
sufficient for the accommodation and sae-keeping oi
horses and vehicles, viii be attended by attentive
and careful ho'ter.
Lancaster. april 10, 1851 40
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NEW. CHEAP. CITY TIN SIinp.

.TNHE subscriber having located hmselfin in the citv
1 would most respectfully inform the citizers Of
opening Shop on Columbus street, Hest side, Mrse
Doors North Of Min, for the manufacture and sale
of all kinds of
Tin, Copper and Shee;-IrOn Ware,
Where he intends keeping, all times, full and gem
crll assortment which will be sold on the most liber-
al terms Persons wanting articles in his line would
do we'll and save money by calling him before max
ing their purchases as he Is determined to sell cheap
AH iUOfk warranted. A. WHITE
JOBBING, &c.-HOuse SpOuting and Roof
ingPrepared and put up the shortest notice. in the
best manner, and at the very lowest rates. A. w.
Lancaster, Ohio september 1, 1851. Is
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

UA. j. Lilly and Cas- card will be
found in our advertising columns. They
have recently been making additions and
improvements TO their shop, and are now
ready to supply all who may favor them
with call. Their skill and taste are too
we'll known in this community to require
commendation from US. ,'..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

SrATE FAIR-Ertra Coaches.-W We are
informed that during next week, extra
coaches will be provided by M. Tall,
madge for the accommodation of persons
wishing to attend the State Fair This
will prove q great convenience to our
citizens.
Great preparations have been made;
the grounds have been tastefully aud
conveniently arranged; large number
of articles are expected 10 be exhibited;
and great crowd will be in attendance.
The attention Of the reader is directed to
the circular upon The first page of to day e
paper.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

~ The Courtof Common Pleas for
this county. the last under the old Con.
stitution. commenced its session on Tues.
day last. There has thus far been but
little business done.
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BE YE sIloD.

A S the Spring opens aud nature arrays herselfil
n all her beautiful garments. s,-
REED q BAUGHMAN,
MAIN STREs:T, LANCASTER, 0HIo. - -
Have not been uninndful Of somc OF 49,
the wants of natures beauties; Also, VA
the sterner SEX and to meet SUCH have supplied them
selves witha splendid assortmentof,
Ladies' Turn Buskins, Ladies' Slippers.
- Half Caters ami Caters, Morocco, Cal
Boots and Shoes.
Misses cold Duskns and Chil4ren's cold Doo.'
Mems Fine, Coarse Fine and COarse Bnots Morocco,
Calf Kip and Fancy Shoes always on hand oi
their own manufacture or made 10 order
The public are respectfully invited TO call and eX,
anime their assortm mt. The subscribers viii at an
times be ready to supply the wants Of their custom.
ers with the greatest despatch and at ne very Lowest
prices. RLLD oAO"i'MAN;
Lancaster, May %, 1851.
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ON HAND AS Usual. Little & Dres-
bachs are now opening their extensive
fall purchases, consisting of a variety of
beautiful aud new patterns. which caunot
fail to attract attention and please their
customers. The public are respectively
invited to call and examine for themselves.
Advertisement next week. -. ), A.
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CHARLESTON Sent. l3.
The Savannah Republican OF yesterday. states
TINT the steamer Pampero has been quietly surren-
dered by Mr.. Sigur her owner. to the collector at
jacksonville, Florida. The revenue cutter. jack
son, had blockaded her in the mouth Of ST. John =
liver near PaIatka, for sveral days.
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NRw YoRK Sent. IL

The failure Of an extensive silk house of this
city is reported. The liabilities being stated at
100000. fire occurred this morning at the
corner OF 2Sth street and 9th avenue, which de-
stroyed row of % wooden buildings, thus rend-
ering about 100 poor families houseless.
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Estate of Frnncis Bower.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
In been appointed and duly quali6sd as Admins
traitor Of the Estate OF FRANCIS BowER, deceased,
late Of Fairfield county, Ohio All persons having
claims against said Estate will present them for settle
ment, legally authenticated within one year-and all
those indebted will make immediate payment.
August Z, 1851 4wl4 DANIEL BOWER, Adm.
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New Arrangement.

! THEREAFTER the Columbus Coach will leave
l L Lancaster at Il o'clock, A. NJ, arriving at Co
lumbus at lOi O'clock in time (orpassengars to take
the to Cleveland or Cincinnati.
d. TALLMADGE.
Lancaster, September, II, 1851 10
( lJ'Ilocking Sentinel copy.
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WRshimgton IteMns.

WAsHTNoroN, September |.
The President has been compelled from the state
of public business, to decline the invitation to rnr-
ticipate in the Boston Railroad celebration on the
10Th, Some of the members of the Cabinet will
most prObay attend
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

Pl-3 HNHETWO HOUSESand LOTS on "A
ssssss J. Mulberry Street, being part of 5s:H
Csk=s what is known as the "Raese Row." Ezszt
are offered for sale, on the following terms 25 per
cent of the purchase money in hand, and the balae
in equal payments in one, two and three years, will
interest. lndisputabio title giv.n.
p VAN TRUMP, Agent
Lancaster, August 25 1851. 6wl7
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Coach 81 Giggy =sIkcrs-Lo2;I lIcIC
" - It's Brass HUI Eanls; 80 pieces Coach Lace
- Mills and past to match; y do Ensmeled cloth
10 do Jppaned Do u do Gum CLOTH - do Satinett anC
Dama.k do silk stripe Alpaca do; l0U gross TUFTS
Drsb and bne cloths Curain Silk aud Silk Fringe al
will be sold low, at the cheap hardware store Of
jane Il. p. BOPE.
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DHILIP B0pE having associated with himself IA
L con f. BEcK, the business in future will be con-
Quoted under the firm OF BopE 4 BECK, at the old
stand. They solicit part of the public patronage
Their stock Of Hardware, Cutlery Iron and Nails,
is large and well assorted and will be sold as low as
anv other house can sell p. B0pE
July 81, 1851 JF. BECK.
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sKY-LIGHT DAGUERREAN ROOMS,

'- - $4,000 @~CC-A'79
lNRST Door West of the Hooking Valley Bank, Lam
i caster, Ohio. TIE unAersignCd having just COM
pleted large nnrthr rly side and skyght and fitted
it up in good order he would sgain say TO the citizens
Of the city and country that he is now and will be at
all times prepared to execute pictures in stye Of
beauty seldom attained and no where excelled.
Pictures taken and put up in all the various styles
Of the art from the smallest LocIcts Pins Finger
Rings the arges; size for ramesani every style of
miniature setting kept tcontanty on hand, and furnish
ed al prices that cannot fail to phase.
Rooms open at all hours; pictures taken every day
without regard 10 the weather No one is expected to
take out picture thais not in all respects satsfacto
ry. A L. TELLER
ancaster. June ~, 1851.
p s. He is also at all times prepared TO leave his
rooms in case OF sickness or death if requested by
the friends.
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E1 10 &JAVA COFFEE. Young Hyson. Imperial Z
Z u Black TEA, 'Orlesns, Loaf and Pow'd SUGAR
Pepaer, Alspjce. Cinnamon aad Gloves, Rasins
Citroa. Pruuos and CuTrs..t-, f5- s,'aby
July 81 G. kAGEFiiN $50
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TELEGRAPHTC DISPATCHES.
Later from Havsna-ArTIvaI OF ths shIT
AIsxandria Al New Orleans Pardon OF a.
msriean Prisoners, de

AisxanarIa INew oEleanS-Pardon OF a"
msriean Prisoners, &c
NEw ORLEANS. Sept. H.
The ship Alexandria arrived Ut this port to.Juy
with late aud important advice, from Huyona.
Gen. CUlcba has pardOnrd ;hree Of the prison.
ers OF tie ill,iated Lopez expedilion-tlei uaneS
arc Kelley, Haynes and Van Ychter. md hns al.
80 paid their expenses 10 Now Orleans
The Captain General said he wonld have grant.
cd pardon 10 the whole Of the prisoners had il
not been for the riots ut New Orleans.
Capt Plat, oi the s. sloop of wnr Abany
pcuded in behalf Of the relnailldrr OF the pris-
onerH. but was told that his iptercessiOns were 10
vain. II was determined 10 tlTlsport them 10 Spain
The Fara Industrial newspal er edited by Fra
zier, an American has been stopped by Govern
ment without assigning any cause.
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Co-ParfnerslIn.

GEORGE KAUFFiiAy ha.in1 s-oc.at.i win
NG himself Mr.. MgRoS g. Gsssoonr, the b1sines.
N future Will be conducted uul rthcfirn Of GroGaE
kACyFMAS & Goa: tle old stand
lIctster July 81, ISL. 10
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STATE SENArE-John T. Brasec, Esq.
We are authorized to state that John
I. Brasee, Esq, of this city. has consent.
cd. at the solicitation of many friends, to
be a candidate for the State Senate in the
district composed ofthe counties of Fair
field, Hooking and Athens. We accord
ingly place his name upon our ticket.
1t is hardly necessary to say anything
in commentator of Mr.. Brasee. He is
we'll known to the people of this district
as an individual every way qualified tc
represent it faithfully, ably and energeti'
cally in the Legislature Of Ohio. He
will, if elected, have an influence in that
body which very few persons in this dis
trict would be able to command; and hav
ing his interests identified with the pros
perity of the valley, he will labor to pro
mote the common good. 1t will be
bright day for Ohio when she can com
mand the services Of such men in he
legislative halls. Her finances will bt
strictly guarded, her interests faithful,
taken care of, and her prosperity guar
antead.
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I.lGEORs.

4 cH's gg7a'r. . - London Brown ,"t5a', Wine
Il Of all GHl', 0d RysWhiskay &c ins, r,ceivod a
July 81 g. KAUFFAiki y cos
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CHARLESTON. Sept. Is

The shnoner William and john from Havana,
with dates to the 18th inst reports that 100 Of the
AmericanPrisoners had sailed for Spain in ono of
the Government Transports. Only four had been
liberated
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J. M. JUNE 4 cos
igElIclY aal EraaPfls lHprIruElrsR
VIII Frgyosi Ar

VIII FEggosM Ar
LANCASTER, TIT RsDAr, SEPT. Is;h.
IIfries Of Adaiis.iaa ~ CeHts.
)oors op-a - . mi o'-!o-k ?. Il. Performance
e'nlnlrera a. ! and : o.ia,.., 2. Al.
HH dIsiintpe fsiurs OF 'iis na4r,5,il ss.f; 81.
J. nrnt 's oFfEi>si f.- t- Ire7sa. .4asor, viii be-
iihi - e9as'stoitae ry7p,i.e ot 5uae', e. br teI
FRENCH Ta0 9Gl
Of yale end lsnsIe rquasrian,. ergr-ea a. vast sy.
psnas IRON 'tn great Ls.aJiislnl.n II rance. The
travelling pa7er rleInliia will 30 pro H j uron is On.
trance H'o to"n by iha GORGEOUS
CAR or NLPTCEEI
or tAa 'lsgsrEE SEA Suvtt, J.go.I 70 t'Is convoy.
a"ce % ihf,A MONA B3,SS BiSn. WIN viii or.
i3TH s"ine o' l'er admired congo itou. a. the pes
t1r0ug1 TIE principal si--,ts. Among TO mos ~.
lnsuishet Atisiss atis a1ea 20 t's Angri an sui In.
roPaan Amghfhesire iosy bs found Ia. nasre, ol
hsdle Louise, rgrrst-st mai. r,r Ii,i1g n n.
iie ToDrniar; Mad ile5osryain ,oty 'Io5--i. e.
MsasioGrs Rdnhcis, Lining, &c. &C.: Master Win. N
Ar1n,trong. the famed juvenile equestrian s.l J,e
Pen'land, the great American Clo&n Ji,e ye,5o.n.
antes WILL comprise every variey s Il plus.triAn, ,r
uasiic anI lcJOJa'c entertainments iao iudin, man,
f-s'gre: which are enirsly new, aaI 5.caisr 10 i,
cs,sblshrncnt " '''
firFor fah particular see descriptive bills. 3, n,
principal hptsls. s'gt.i-2ai5
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OTLs, nrrcr nrrs,,,

ntrecaiyed a. the OIL Drug store.
2An Gallons Tann,rs oil barrel, 3aarm Ol
COO 6p) do FlsXseod DO d, Sweet Do
barred Lard j, 4 do Tarp.ntins
Clls', Coach aEl J41au virGi5l
lTn3asier luly3l o. NATFFMA-i z co.
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Cancr Articles.

Q I7ST opening fresh lo Of brushes Of every las.
% crpton: Combs. Ivory Dressing, Tuck and Sid;
Note PAPER Cards, Envelopes, Drawing Paper, BIS
tie Bosris, PeTfamery, Sc, at
Juiy3l e KAUFF,iAN s CO.
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B. & o. RAILRoAD.-We learn from
the Baltomore papers that the work upon
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad is pro-
crossing rapidly.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

Just Received at Tue Old Drug store,
RSN Gallons Lins Ell OIL of superior qual;tv.
C'SO q. KAUFF5iAN y 60.
Lanca't r, July 81, 1851 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18
Notice, to the Creditors softheZasesv;1lea Of and
haysyiIle Turnpike Road Company.

A GREEABLY to The proyi,ions Of the "Act" above
ny hereby notified to present their claims to the
undersentt wif1.ng six months alter the September
Term Of t.lo court OF common Pleas Of Biuskingum
county nest ensuing '.In default thereof all such
debts OF demands viii BE- forever excluded from pay
ent ouf Of the proceeds Of the salsof said Road,
any part thereof" n BASSETT, ReceiUer, &c.
Lancaster, July 10, 1851. tdsl2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

CANDIDATE FOR CLERK.-The Wing
Central Committee on last Saturday nom,
mated DR.. J. d. NoURss, of Liberty
township, for Clerk, tn fill the vacancy
occasioned by the declination Of Mr.
Simmons. DR.. Nourse is every way
qualified for this post, of excellent char
acter, and the people of Fairfield couu'
ty may rest assured that they cannot do
better than in voting for him, aud may
do worse