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Large an VnfinI sock nt
yPRIN GANO SUMMER CL0fIING :,

JUST RECHI E11D,
ATE on Cn'fer'E Wl2etd,1ll R,tlI G2.h.
iag ah Fa'isiUS Ea2)riIM
WE wish to inform our oil frienl l. an customer,
w that in ailtion to oar former r. ai'ortm N,
of ltlrni hing GD1li, w, NV, hav'ail'ltn it. On OF
tn. m1ite<tlniiyi 't1 K vi Spri Y IS lt asrC!OAtiag
that has ever zen ofir,d Wejtoltia N)nltain' We
cannot 90 into full particulars, nor arr W willing to
bribA tn, sickly elurJS Of a PoEr's Stli@, to s,.-a
dosIaral description ofour diiler ut articles. BIT to
be- candid and brief We arr prrptr'd to clothn very
MAJ, Youth anil Boy, of all sizes and as'i, in Fair
field county from head to FOOT full TEN pEa CENT
CHEAPER than thoS, small conc rms can p)siinty do.
We dislike very much to mlke u blo%ins,hoth ont OF
a Goose Quill, by Showin5 yOIa stots OF tL1t1''g on
paper, and having a whole Tra9k GtHto of" yoI.
= What we set forth in this motto" yA wid find on
examination to be true to the letler
IPDon't forget til, on Ctccterei Clothing Store,
'PBatwecn the two Tin.Sh"pS.
Opposite the Hooking Valley BAN.
Lancaster, may Is, 1851 CUULEHAN co.
cILK Under Shirts for G ,n'lan N ana Ladies'.
= ',r sale at the OLD CHECkEkEU STORE
Lancaster, may 10, 1851.
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u The attention ofthe reader is directed
to an article in to,day's paper, relative To
certain charges against T. w. Lockard'
Esq, The Card explains itself, and we
need add nothing by way of comment.
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nat you 90 YOUR DUTY,
JOHN b. THOMPSON,
LORENZO ENGLISH,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
JOHN w. MlLLlGAN,
JOHN GRAHAM,
w. L. BASCOM,
THEODORE COMSTOCK,
A.. B BUTTLES,
II. p. l. BABER,
SAMSON MASON,
THOMAS W, POWELL,
CHAUNCY N. OLDS.
WILLIAM RICHARDS,
Wig State Central Committee.
CoLUMDus, May 2,lS5l,
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The time chosen for appointing dele
gates. on the l7lh of Jane, when the
people will be Gu, at the polls, is %favnra
BILE to the selection Of the best m II as
delegates, and the means of conveyance
to the Capitnl from all parts of the State
easy aud convenient. Let the Wing.
then rally and re-kindle the council fire
that used to burn 50 brightly in tho old
Wing wigwam. 1t can be easily re
lighted by an interchange OF sentiment
aud a pressure of hands of brethren u
the same faith, re uniting once more a
the Capitol ofStale in the good wo k
Wings ofOhio, GREAT CRISIS is at hand
in which the veal Of the State demand.
of every %elector to be at his POST. Set
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PROPERTY IN RUSIIyILLE FOR SALE

2 viii sell at private sale the property now occugi-
lv Gilbert M-Fadlen, in }u,hyillH, Ohio There
are Two Frame Buildings. p 81
feet front and y fleet back, one Is oc- sH
lat=s cupied as a DMELLlNG nlGSt,rn 80
the othnr isa STORE ROOM, WARE ROOM Sc.,
both are well flashed, nearly new and in good order
There Is also upon the same lot a Large Pork
House and Lard House, with every convenience
for sailing and rendering Lard, a Wood House + rane
Stable and other buildings. The property Is very de-
sirable for any one wishing 10 engage IN the m'fesh-
tile business.
Also a lot of ground adjoining the town containing
about four acres. Terms viii be made known by
calling upon the subscriber.
JOSEPH CLAYTON, assignee
For Gilbert NcFa9lca aai Charles g. HHs3g.a Co
May /, 1851 Sm72
LANCASTER, OHIO, MAY7, 1851.
A Ttha sign Of the Big HEaf CtI2'1tl, cjr"'r
Aof Centre AUeyaa d Min Street, ~LEDDING
4 Sow have ilitr.ceiv ID direct from New York aai
Philal 2lphii. a superior lot OF l1ne
Fashionable Hats aad Caps
Thut cannot fail to suit the Pu5li', both as TO prices
anl laality. Their stock con lists oi aliHin Is of tHr,
Sill. Wool, Plnaml. Laglorn, Straw, vA1rl and Palm
Left Hats; Chiidion's fanny Hats anlta35 IN grelt VA
rirty.
Tb,v are also constantly manufacturing all kinds OF
Fur Hats. expressly for his mlrSet. aud ol the very
best material-which they arr conli3nt canno. tit 20
meet the wants Of tho pn1l'c as 70 price ana Nna''tl'
To Country II 'rcheIt, aAi AIfte.-.
They can furnish Hats and Caps. at WHOLESALE, ..
as low rates as an otlSr e'taht'hn'l. M Inc vest
eTn country.
ThinaullW NJ pl.rUnlg' her 't1.or, 5'''o y'i mp
on them by Fliber pubic, tl'A l,lr,2 sH,ri g',.n'
tor to merit a continuance Z. ilELDiN.r v Sp@.
Lancaster, Ohio, May 5th
HESITATE Of SAMUEL EHEEN Notice f. hereby
h gwen, that the subscrbcr has u'-r ryrrj-icdaaJ
qualiisd as Administrator q rhe Estate of 50 ~
4 4. ~ 49, o. H a. o.
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AGAIN ON HAND'-Messrs. Smith &
Tong have now on hand a most beautiful
lot of Ready.made Clothing and a fine
and excellent assortment Of goods for
custom work. The reader will be sure
to give them a call ard examine their
beautiful assortment. See advertisements
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.TTAIAUT ], IOHTTtI'
HENRY MIXERS, President Ecg,e Copy.
In Fairfield Common Plea,-In Partition.

John B. WicsliE Guardian Of Sylyaaas Gil, Julia
Ann Gill and stephen Gill
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10 PLEASURE TRAVELLERS. :

a Dis RNELI.S RAILROAD AND STEAM
FtAT fQOk, glvipg he summer Advancement on ali the
great , q favei through ihe United Sa'eS and Cana
o. VIII Ms; also. the UNITED STATES HAND
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Lards OF every Tourist For sale Wholesale and Retail BY
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MAPS 4 almost every vaoy, for sale IN the most rea
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

GRAND EXCURSION on SUNDAY,
N July u, to NEW ROCHELLE and GLEN COVE
Fare IS cents each way The fayorte steamer Inland
IR VIII leave the foot Of Hamtou-st n At 81 o'clock,
A NJ. SpTlngst 8! Catharbe 81 Z X " Grand. " 5
Tenth Q! and new Pier Twenty sl1hst i0t Returning,
will leave Glen Cove at - NJ and Rochelle az
Al who favor Of heaithful recreation Viii md thus
excursion gratifying good opportunity offered To
thos fond # fishing bathing. Dinner furnished o.,
firstclasS hotels at New Rochelle n B-A good supply
of refreshments on board V<o IL
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A GRAND PIC MIC and COTILLON

~ EXCURSION e. the New Village Of
SrRATTON PORT,
Between Flushing and College Point. Wallaces Brass
and Cotlon Band engaged. Fare vi cents each way
The splendid steamboat
KOSCIUSKO,
Capt. c VI HANCoX will make an Excursion u STRAIT
TON PORT on WEDNESDAY, July 30, 1851, leaving as
follows:
Foot Of Hammoned.st N X, at O'Clock, A NJ Robin
son-st N X, at 81, A NJ Peck Slip T. X at 9, A NJ. !;
GTsnd-s; l. al 81, A VI and Tenth St, at 10, A NJ
She will make a short trp up the Sound, and ret uInng,
will land her passengers at the Village Of SfkATTON
PORT where she will about three hours, atordng
all parties opportunity 10 examine the building SITES S4
The proprietor Mr. FLAMMEh, with his agents VIII
be ON the ground with the Subscription Book for the ae
commoaon Of such desire To become purchasers
This excursion viii probably close the sale al Ssraon Port
Tickets for the Excursion be had AZ the office OF
JOHN A FLAMMER, 221 Wooster-st. Fare u cents
each way. JOHN fLAMMEh,
i,25 iths 223 WOoster-st. doors from Anlty 81,
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NOTICE.-Public no.

RI UNI UItN IU4N NO 10 1T uD1fC Ho-
tice ~ hereby gwen 10 the owners, occupant
or occupants of all Houses and Lots, improved or unim-
proved Lands affected thereby that the following Assess
mems have been complsed by the Assessors, ana are
lodged IN the the Bureau Assessments Tor cram,
nation, by all persons Interested, VIZ: For FLh0SiNS
SIDEWALKS In BROADWAY between Ten hist, and
Union-square The limits embraced by such Assessment
include all the several Houses and Lots OF 1found
ut Lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated on IN.
eastery side OF broadway between Grace Church and
Twelfth street and between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets and on the Westerly side nf Roadway between
Twelfth and Thirteenth sts An persons whose interests are
affected BY the named Assessments and who are op-
uosed 10 the same either Of them requested 20 pre-.
sent their objections writing a. the undersgned at Their
office No Hall Of Records within thirty days IRON the
date Of this eOco Bureau 0f ASSESSMENTS otfo~N
De partment July a, 1851.
SAMUEL n DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessor
,v14i0f ISAAC WM SMITH
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SAMUEL IT DE MOTT,D
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, An
IVA l0t ISAAC WN SMITH,
CORPORATION NOTICE. Public

~ notice hereby gwen. 20 the owners occu-
pant occupants OF all Houses and Lots, improved
improved Iands affected thereby that the following As
have been completed by the Asssssors and
lodged In the Office Of the Bureau Of Assessments for eI
animation by all persons interested, For BUILDING
RECEINf ING BASINS and CULvEkrs al the corner ~
ELEVENTHAV andTWENTY-NINTHS ST TheiibIts
embraced by such Assessment include all ths several
Houses and Lots ground Lots pieces and parcels
OF Land situated both sides Of Twenty ninthst be-
tween Tenth and Eleven a. avs, the eastefy SIDE u
Eleyenth-ay between Tweniyeghth and fhirtIeth SITS
and on the westerly SIDE Of Tenth bcwest Twenty
ninth and ThlrtIeth sts All persons whose Interests
are affected by the above named Assessmenis and who
are opposed the either Of them. reqnssted
10 present their objections writing 20 the undofsigned,
q, their Office No Halls Of Records within thifty DAYS
from the date Of thus n0gc' Once Bureau % Assess
meats Street Department July ~ 1851
SAM Ell - Dr. MOTT }
FRANCS sICH9LsoN, Assessors
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DR.. DVon's Quarterly.
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CoateRtso Of No. y, August, i8ji-Earely Org.Hcl
The Elementary Supsi 4 our Bodies Carton fat
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Il the Literau Trolling for Practice the Grinning Gen
temCn: What Is Cancer EXPERIMENTS IN is Cure by the
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An Artists ReNe by James Narck Stout Boards and
Mu>taches their uses the lrmoralIy Of Sharing "
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REGISTER OF Medicine and Pharmacy.
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What the Scalpel Ed.oI's answer; Future lat n
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TVUE FIRST EXHIBITION of the
MIDDLFsEX MECHANIC ASSOCIATION Tor
,fe Frcouragemen Of Mechanic Arts and man
all ba srtned IN a spacious building erecLeo iOi S P
,se r,sr he Lowell Machine Shop IN the Cily Vi Lowell
IN II FSDAY SEPTEMBER 10, lSjl -. ...x
The Committee Of Arrangements ior ms AI, IDS
md, the direction 4 the Government OF the
ib uover 10 make all necessary prov sions If .ns
nsed E1hbitrn respectfully invite ana s'ieii ~ ~
chanscs Manufacturers, Artists, inyent9fs anu pa ,
cnraged m al branches II Science and Ar 70 pIessns
slscens Of Their various products FOR LfhiD"h anu
PrenIn n ,,-cr>-r-rry .rd TASTE presented
- dos "a III have a conspicuous place IN the
HNfTDAiS HONORARY DIPLOMAS, or Phkni-
rS vii he ared rs the articles exhibited may merit
SrfTr-rrs are assured Of the stnctest importantly IN
NspTTCi.IS INTENDED for EXHIBITION should -
| IN ~ sre September 10, that they may oe fess'sieu
and arranged n season. , -, ~, r-,.,,.s Leading
mt Tnw.U articles viii be transported 70 ana em s.'
Trb- on freethe mourning The expense u losN
,no unload ~ the same, and taxing the FISK -. 4
p.Tsons desiring more particular nf'rmaiion OF
,h Circular CONTAINING Rules and "a s az
T,btst,on &c Will address post paid,j J. a bEhnD'
70 SUPERINTENDENT Lowell Mass.
Nv 'a,tey N the Committee Of Arrange meats -, -
~ OLIVER VI WHIPPLE, Esq. Cna'hAA-
NJ c BRYANT Secretary. at. t.x ms
Lowell, June 10, ls,l- ~ -
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T AW, PRINCIPLE and PUBLIC POL

IL ICY MAINTAINED David Coats's SG-Cord
Spool Cotton The late unWaTrantahe and deSpote at
u. the part OF the wealthy firm OF y Goats an
their asers crush by prosecution the honest
eNfrTuuS Of brother having been
nay defeated hy separate decisions Of the Superior
Ccut thereby his nights fully ACKNOWLEDGED the sub
scter ccnttsut,y appeals 90 the Of Justice and nag
NIFTY # the American public O. sustain HIM ~ tsir
and honorable competition against graspng monopoly and
unworthy pe Secution
B-A Shipment Of this superior Spool Cotton lust re-
ce'v,d per sup ASA DAVID COATS, 70 Cedar-St
40
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TRAVELS IN THE UNITED STATES, &c, during
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to the FISHING

IIBANkS every day IN The week dnIng NE season
The we'll nown sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt Smith,
will leave lIammoId-st r. at u o'clock, Canal-st
Grand Il F. X, st. Catharlne-s ST. ST. Pier 8 N X, AM
returning by PM Fishing tackle bait and refreshments
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MIRROR Of our COuNTR4I-oAtt Wash Wash
I'VE ugton Hall. 5s8 Broadway. on MONDAY E'EN-
ING JUS o. and every night DUNG The wees -
The celebrated Pima Donna, slsnora Eliza 49, go
TINE has taken the management OF ms siea- Ndtoi
MOVING PANORAMA, IN c.nnect,9n villa .,i4o- - ~ ~
WI eve -rand VOCAL and INSlA MN 1 Al 80
YORK. ~. s..,,r.,s
SIC Will sinr Italian Cayatuas, Jenny Llnds hAVofiie
Bird Song and Echo Song. 1871, ID n
DsorS al :: Entertainment . commence a, O'CLOCK "a
Adtulssiou u cents children n4lf prIce. yzo z
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DRY GOODS, &c.

DRY GOODS, CARPETS, &C.
LOCKWOOD l. ELLISON are JUST opening az ther
,,3nate rs Greenwich street,
between BARCLAY and RObInsoa SITS, and
ls5 Qate lsI Green~ch-street,
one door below Fufon IN connection with fu ana s,h
eTal ass,,rtInsut Of ST APLE AND FANCY DRY OOODS'
Al entire stock If .... ,.,r Y orr
CARPETINC. MATING FLOOR AND TABLE Oil
CLOTHS
adopted fr family hotel and steamboat use ins.s ~ -
hays selected with great care and Douzh. i. I,
est aucfton prices. and are oaered tof saie .. TAG
cash prces wholesale and retail .,uuse
e. 1856 aEd zs3 Greenwlch-ss "a i"""~S
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DEyNOLDs's GREAT ROMANCE

DEYNOLDS'S GREAT ROMANCE
II Complete. Published this morning.
THE Gypsy CHEF by G.. W. Reynolds, author Of
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extraordinary genius and ability
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u EST Tins day published
MABEL

Mabel,
or THE CHILD OF THE BATTLE FIEkD.
Tale of Waterloo by the author of Don Caesar de Ba
1an, Jane BusLtwel. &c.
THIS the interesting romance that has been pub
lshod for years.
10000 COPIES have already been sold IN London,
ard the demand is daily IncreasnE
Complete large volume Of 200 pages, splendid
" illustrated Price So cents
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I EBANON SPRINGS.-ShOrtest and
xcheapest route 20 this dehghful Summer Retreat Is
by Hudson River boats and Hudson kser Railroad 70
hudson and thence by railroad and stages TO the Spngs
[ r. 49, o. - Shaker City. Passengers from New
YORK by morning boats railroad viii leave Hudson by
the clock NJ train. and arrive at the Springs al y
PM Passengers from New YORK By evening bosS .,
trans will leave Hudson the morning al cock ana
arrive the Springs at o. NJ Usual lac upon 'H' i'
81 fare from Hudson 20 the Sprl3gs, = % s.s.
T. WATERMAN. superntendsn,,
Hudson jane 9. 1851. Jsi< 'h