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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
Terrible Trnredv.
WILMINGTON. Delnwnre. Sept

WILMINGroN, Delaware. September 7.
A terrible tragedy occurred at Newark yester.
day evening. nbQnt $ O'clock A mnu nnlned Ed:
ward Ginu residing NJ Newark ~ miles south
west nl this place. about seven miles irum Elklpn
shot mud killed twn women. one of whom was re
pnteti 10 be his vile and the other her sister. aud
killed his child. aged about 10 years
NOlhiug furtheris known. A report was hrnnght
to this city last night by passengers. WIN stated
that CHM utter committing the murder. fed.
. PHILADELPHA September g.
The reported murders at Newark. Delaware
prove to be exaggerated. CHM discharged twn
barrels of revolver ut Henry Priulmrd wounde
him severely He alsn shot the sister of Prich.
ard, woundng her in ihe side; afterwards again
encouurering Prichard in Iaue ha shot him il
the breast killing him insta tly. The cause ortIle
murder was jealousy CHM having suspected the
woman who WAS reunited 10 be his wife. and had
child by him, Of pfilrllty, lie had not beer
arrested up tn this morning
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Assignee,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
IN been appointed by Abraham W. Strayer, James
Durham and John s. Huber, members composing the
firm of SrRAYER DURHAM Co., assignee in trust
for the benefit of their creditors, by their certain
deed record, bearing date, September 9th, 1851
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said firm
will make payment to the undersigned Immediately
and all persons having claims against said firm, will
present the same for settlement.
A. McVEIGH, Assignee
Lancaster, September II, 1851 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

Connecticut has just sent in her Share of
4 n Ooz assorted chopping Axes: do Broad Axes,
lU do Hsnl Axes; 6 do best Drawing Knives; 6 do
Claw, Nail and Tack Hammers, and score Of other
Hardware which will be sold low for cash at the cheap
hardware store of j. B0PE
Lancaster, June -. 8
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nIovements OF tho Pnmpero.

CHARLEsTOE, September o.
Letters received here f,om jacksonville, dated
2nd inst. state that the steamer PamperO arrived
there on the 18th ult Ior trwps. who had been
waing there for tie last three mouths. One
hundred volunteers were expected In embark on
the night ui tue 2ud. Gonzales is in this city aud
denies having anything TO do with the PdmperO
expedition.
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Another Tragedy

NEw YORK, September 8.
Yesterday, at the Boa ding house Of Mr. John
Carr, in Prince street. 10 persons were accident
ally poisoned. including Mr. Carr, his wife aud
children, Mrs. Carr. one Of her children aud a
child OF one ui the bonTders have since died The
others are very low. Il is alleged that Mrs. Carr
put quantity ofarsenic in n pudding by Instnke.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
NEW, CHEAP, CITY I'm SHOE.

TINE subscriber having located hims0lfiu the city,
i. would most respectfully inform the citizers Of
the same and surrounding country that he is now
opening Shop Columbus street, Vest side, three
Doors North Of Main, for the manufacture and sale
Of all kinds Of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware,
Where he intends keeping, at all times full and gen.
eral assortment which will be sold the most liber-
al terms Persons wanting articles in his line would
do well AMI money by calling on him before max
ing their purchases, as he Is determined to sell cheap
All tDofk warranted A. WHITE
JOBBING, &c.-HOusc Spouting and Roof
ing prepared and put up the shortest notice. in h
best mlnner, and at the very lowest rates. A.W,
lancaster, Ohio, septeInber q, 1851. Is
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
Charles Borland. .s5.l2 J. w. Carpenter. 81 ,Gj
NEW sUBscRIBERs
Isaac II. Perry.
UYM@N9Nao

MARRIED-0n the 4lh lust by the Rev NJ.
Smith Mr. GEORGE EVER OLE of Logan.
Huckmg county. Ohiu. aud Mise ESTHER }.
COLLINS "f this city
Oh The 4lh inst g. by The Rev. John Lehman.
Mr. LEWIS FRlESNER and Miss MARTHA VI.
FRlESNER, both Of this county.
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The largest stock ever opsnel in the city.
HAABs Broom Twine 250b4 Cotton Seine T Eine
SUU $50 Wrapping dn 200do Hemp do do
$50 Pounds Shoe Thread, 6 coils Towing Rope,
Cords and Fish-lines any quantity,
Just received and for sale BY @. KUAFFafANA Co
Lancaster, July 81 10
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For Sale or Exchange.

A Desirable House and Lot, with a good Well Of
~ Water, Stabling, &c. Alsn. ln.L0ts Nos. s. and
81, uuimproved. Also, Out. Lots, Nos and s, con-
tanning three and third of an acre, unmproved -
Also Tot of land containing three and fourth
Of an acre, improved. Situated in and around the
Town Of Oakland, Fairfsl1 county. Enquire o.
W. II. WHITE.
July 10, 1851. 10
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SWAN HoTEL-LANcAsTER, OHIO.
July 10, 1851.

n STUMP, having extended his lease of this we'll
~. known house, is prepared to accommodate the
TRAVELLING public in the best manner.
The Table will be furnished with the best Of every
variety the market Affords the Bar will be supplied
with the choicest of Liquors. and the Sa5ling amply
sufficient for the accommodation and ssfe-keeping Of
horses and vehicles, will be attended by 40 attentive
and careful hostler.
Lancaster. April 10, 1851 20
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New Arrangement.

THEREAFTER the Columbus Coach will leave
III Lancast r at Al o'clock, A. NJ, arriving at Co
lumbus at l0t o'clock in time for passengers TO take
thp cars to Cleveland or Cincinnati.
Returning, leave Columbus aiter.the arrival Of the
car. d. TALLMADGE
lancaster, September, IL, 1851. l9
lrHocking Sentinel copy.
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CO-Partnership.

I)HIIIP BOPE having associated with himself IA
i COB f. BECK, tho usness in future will DO con-
Quoted un Ter the firm of Bore & 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 low
any other house can sell. P. B0PE.
July 81, 1851. J.F. BECK.
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MrssisslPPl- Union TriSmph.-At q
recent election ia this Stale. To elect del
es ates TO "SouIIern Rights Conven.
tiou." the Union party was triumphant in
nearly every county. We have not the
full returns.
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From New Orleans

NEw ORLEANS, September 6.
The Cuba expedition has been Abandoned, aud
muny ofthe liberaiors are here without the means
III return home. Tney demand money from the
Cubu Committee. and there has beru some dis
lurhance and arrests. but nothing serious 50 far.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
From Mississippi

YIcK RGn. September.
General Qniiman has declined the CANVASS for
Governor. He suys the people has decided. 81
lar as heard from. in favar Of the Compromise,
the Uni"n candidates. being ahead of lhs opposi.
ton by an overwhelming majority.
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Estate of Adam Wagner.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers have
~ been appointed and qualified as Executors Of the
Estate of ADAM WAsNER, deceased, late Of Fairfield
county. Dated at Lancaster, Ohio, 9Th day Of Att
gust, A. d. 1851. ,'
MICHAEL WAGNER, ! E,.o,,,o,,
John WAGNER, 'S@''"'0'"
August IA, 1851. Avis
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Sale of Real Estate by order Of Court.

OAN Saturday the tSh dGy OF September. A. D.IS5i
" between tho hours Of nine o'clock A. M. and four
o'clock p NJ. at the door Of tho eourthou'e in the
city Of Lancaster will be sodto the highest bidder,
the following Rsal Estate as the propeTtyo John L.
Baker, deceased to.wit IN,LoT No. (40l forty, in
Carpenters Addition to the Town Of Lancaster, Ohio.
Appraisement made known on the day Of sale.
Terms of Sdle.-0ne-third in hand, one-third In
one year. and the residue in two years, with interest
on the deferred payments from The day Of sale.
EDITH BAKER Adm'trfr
OF the Estats Of John Z. Baker, deceased
August "a 1851 S0SO 4wIb
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CO.PartnenhlD.

GEORGE KAUFMAN having assoe;Sted with
W himself Mr.. MYHoN B. GaEGoRT, the business
in future will be conducted und tho irm Of GEoRSE
Kaufman 4 Co, at the old stand
Lancaster, July 81, 1851. u
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srnceriea and Emit.

Do &JAvA COFFEE, Young Hyson, Imperial &
HI Black TEA, Orleans, Loaf snd Powd SUGAR,
Pepper, AIlspice. Cinnamon and Gloves, RaiSns,
Citron. Prlnes and Currants, for sale by
July 81 G. KAUFMAN Z co.
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Just Received at the Old Drug Store,
SS0 Gallons Linased OIL Of superior quality.
OOV G. KAUFFMAN Z co.
Lancaster, July 81, 1851 10
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Fancy Articles,

4 UST opening fresh lot Of Brushes Of every dos
- cription: Combs. Ivory. Dressing, Tuck and Side;
Note Parer Cards, Envelopes, Drawing Paper, Bris.
tie Boards, Perfumery, &C., at
July3i g. KAUFMAN L co.
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OILS: oILs:, oIL.slu

Just received at the Old Drug Store,
200 Gallons Tanners Oil barTsli Sperm Oh
CUO 800 do Flaxseed do do Sweet do
barrel Larl do do Turpsntins
CApAl, Coach and japan Ysrnish.
Lancaster. July 81 G. KAUFFMAy Z co.
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sKY.LIGHT DAGUERREAN ROOMS,

SAYsLIGHT UAGUERkEAN KOUMSJ
I'IRST Door West Of the locking Valley Bank, Ian
Il caster, Ohio The undersign. d having Just com.
pleted large northerly side and skyght and fitted
iE good order he would say to the citizen.
all times prepared to execute pi lures in sye Of
beauty seldom attained and 70 where excelled.
Pictures taken and put u in all the various stylAs
Of the art from the smallest 'ockets, Pins Fling
Rings to the largest size for smesand every style Of
miniature setting kept constantly on hand, and furnish
ed at prices that carnot fail to please.
Rooms open at all hours; pictures taken every day
without regard TO the wea her No one is expected to
take picture that is not in al respects sasfaco
ry. A L. FELLER.
/ Gncaster, June IL. 1851. 6
S. lie Is also at all times prepared to leave his
rooms in ease Of sickness or death If requested BY
the friends.
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LIQUORS..

a Casks Brandy. . do london Brown Stout, Wires
Il Of all kinds, Old Whiskey &c Just received It
July 81 G. KAUFMAN cos
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To HOUSE-KEEPERS.

Now IL your your time TO buy Cheap.
G00 Doz. Knives and Forks, of best quality.
OUU 800 do Tea and Table SPOONS, .-
doz Extra finish Table KNIVES.
do Saw Knives,
do Tea and Bread TRAYS,
6 do Iron Basting Spoons,
20 sets SkimmeTs and Ladies'.
60 assorted sizes Brass Kettles.
These will also be sold at greatly reduced prices al
the CHEAPEST HARDWARE STORE in the
city. June IL p. BOPE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

New ARRANGEMENT. by the notice
in our advertising columns. it will be seen
that a change has been made in the time
of the arrival aud departure of the Co
lumbus coaches. This will prove Of
great advantage 10 the travelling public
in this region and down the valley. Pas
seugers from this city. we believe. will
reach New York in about ~ hours
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NO COMPROMISE OF CONsCIENC +.

NO COMPROMISE OF coNsCIENC
JAMES GATES hss Just added to his stock, at ,iI
- old stand In the "TGLlnlGdge House." large lld
splendid variety Of GA
WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER aA
WARE, JEWELzY, CO., &C., R a
Which he will dispose Of at as reason. Ss, ~
able prices as any other similar stock tacszzSt'1@
Of the same quality be purchased in tho vest
ern country.
His Watches are Of the best make and Of superior
quality. His Clocks are Of every variety and ofthe
bes. manufacture. His lot Of SiIVeT-Ware is ex.
tenSys and cannot fail 10 please. His JeweITy IS of
the most beautiful patterns and has been selected with
great care.
He keeps on hand also, Cutlery, Canes. Looking
Glasses AMI Plates, Britannia Sets. Musical Instu
mants, Girandolas. Fans, Pocket Books. Brushes, 3
lot Of fine Stationery snd varistyo useful aud or
namen.alar icles.
He has taken specisl care in selecting his stock to
suit this market and invites the public 70 call and ex
amino for Themselves. JAMES GATES.
Lancaster, June II
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triR.
- Rnnrnn Cnntannhnr 1

BosToS. September. !.
BY The America we learn that Mr.. Warren.
late Consul General of the U s. at Vienna and ed
itr ofLnyd's Newspaper, has been expelled from
the Austrian territory. The Emperor issued tie
orders himself 10 mark his extreme dislike of the
opposition which MIR. Warren has shown To sume
of the me isures Of the government.
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J. M. IuNE 4 Cn,a
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN AMPHITHEITRE

WILL PERyoRM At
LANCASTER, THURSDAY, SEPT. 18th.
GJPrice of Admission 25 Cents.
Doors opsn at 2 and 2 O'Clock, p. N. Performance
Commences at y and II oeloek, p. NJ.
ME distintive feature Of this mammoth establish.
meHt' as org y.nized for the present season. will BE-
iouni to consist the performance Junes et LIBERATED
FRENCH TROUPE,
OF male and female equsstrans, engaged At vas, eA-
Pen1s IRON thr great Establishments OF Frsnee The
travelling parapherRsis will be preceded upon its On.
trance ia'o town BY the GORGEOUS
CAR OF NEPTUyEi
or, the hozsrER SEA SHELL devoted 10 the CONVOY.
snee oi the SAXONIA BRASS BANl, whJ will per.
iorm some oi their admired competitions as they pass
through the principal streets Among the mod diy
tinguished Aridas attached 70 the American and Eu
rropesn AmPhiiheatTs may be found the names Of
Aadle Louise, the greatest female rider lyiu,: M,d'
We Tonrniarei Mad lie Josephine AMI Mons
hsssieurs Runnels. Lining, &c., &c: Master Willi,m
Arm strong, the famed juvenile equestrian snd lie
PentiAnd, the great American Clown The perform.
inees wall comprise eve variety Of eauestriau.gyp
nast4e and aerOb1te ens lnaiDments, Including nany
feature. which are entirely new and pecuiaf to M
establishment
DFor full particulars sec descriptive bills, At tn,
principal hotsls. Seyl-2yIS
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Notice, 10 the Creditors OftheZanesvlllee and
MaysVilie Turnpike Road Company.

A GREEABLY to the provisions ofihe "Act" above
"A mentioned the Crrdtors Of the said Road compa.
are hereby notified to presen. their claims to tho
undersgned whiting six months alter the September
Term Of the court OF common Pleas Of Muskingum
county noNt ensuing ''Iu default thereof ell such
dsbtS demands will BE- forever excluded from pay
nent out Of the proceeds OF tue sale Of said Road,
any par thereof.' A. BASSETT, Receiver, &c.
LancIster, July %, 1861. tdsl2
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Estate of Francis Bower.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and duly qualified as Admins
traitor of the Estate ol 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 Avid DANIEL BOWER, Adm.
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PATENT GRAIN DRILLS,

SHERMAN'S PATENT GRAIN DRILLS,
For Drilling WhcGt, Rye, Corn, Broom Corn, OATS
Barley, Beans, &c.
TNuESE Machines operate admirably we'll. on all
4 kinds Of land, when put in good order to receive
the seed and not easily injured by coming in con-
tact with rocks, roots, &c.
They will plant point rows, or fields in any shape
whatever. without sowing any part twice over. They
will 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 out plant and
cover fifteen acres per day, OF Corn, Broom m.corn,
Beans OF Peas-and will put il in either in the form of
Drilling, or in hills, three feet or any desired distance
apart -
PLEAsAHT TOWNSHIP, FAIRFIELD, COUNTY, o.,
JULY 28th, 1851.
This may certify that have used on ny iarm,SHER-
MANS PATENT GRAIN Dam, and from last springs
result am we'll convinced that it answers most val
liable purpose for all kinds Of grain In planting corn
il will save great deal Of labor as the drill does the
the work at once it turrows it drops and covers as
it goes and plants two at one time. Ialsoworks
remarkably well for oats; and am satisfied will make
six or eight bushels more 10 the rcre; for Wheat
have not had the chance OF trying yet, but am full
y convinced that il will answer better purpose than
any other machine in existence. and would recon.
mend il to all farmers for intend using it for plant
rs F'N '' JOSEPH SCHWARTZ.
REFERENoEs.
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 commuui
y that they are prepared 10 ill all ordars with which
thew NAV be favored either personally or by letter
from persons living in the county. Manufactured
near Andrew Friesners, Eve miles Fast Of LancaS
ter, on the Marietta Road
WILLIAM KUQUA,
: CHRISTIAN K0QUA.
lancaster, August 4, 1851. 2ml4
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Attachment Notice.

A Tiny instance, an attachment was this day issu.
n ed by c. Trovinger, a Justice Of the Peace Of
Walnut Township, Fairfield county, ohin against the
property and effects of David s. Perry. an abscond.
ing debtor.
Dated this, the llth day yof August, 1851:
3wi6 JOSEPH G. NOURSE.
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nch Il Bwsgy Makers-Look Here

~ - Sets Brass Hub Bands; 30 pieces Coach Lace
- Nails and past to match; 70 do Enamellcd cloth;
10 do Japaned do 3 do Gum CLOTH 20 do SAtinett and
Dama,k: do silk stripe Alpaca do; 100 gross Tut.s
Drab and blue clohs Curtain silk and silk Fringe; all
will be sold low, at the cheap hardware store of
June H. P. BOPE.
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Something New.

SOHeLnInX New
FTNHE sa'seribers respectfully inform the public
i that thev will be in Hncaster one day each weeK.
generally on Friday and ara prepared to color al
kinds Of Goods, such as Silk Wcolen, Worsted Lin
en- and Cotton, any color from the brightest to tho
darkest
Securing Done Securing and cleaning all articles
OF every Kind done in the best manner-Lsdes 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.. CIyS
1drera, wherc they will receive prompt attention.
BRECHT q SNYDER
Lsncastor. Jaly 81, 1851. 2mis
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JUST RECEIVED.
sANDusKY, MANSFIELD AND NEwARE

aE2@A0 A2@11o
TIs!!55555I51
-aR-.Ia=ss-HH-saR s.I1c ~ i
New Steamboat & Passenger Arrangement!
A LINE of First Class STEAM BOATS will run
N DAILY from this date between Sandusky, Dun
kirk and Buffalo leaving Sandusky every evening at
sir o'clock and arriving at Dunkirl at ttuo o'clock p
M, the nert day. in time for the afternoon Express
Train on the New York and Erie Rail Road, and by
which Passengers will arrive in New York the next
morning By this line, also, Buffalo will be reached
in season for the Express Train East.
Through Tickets will be sold at Newark, either
to New York viG Dunkirk. or to Buffalo.
By this arrangement, Passengers will net be sub
ected to the expense and loss Of time Of staying
night at Sandusky; but will proceed directly down
the Lake. thereby enabling them to reach their dest
nation at the East less time than by any other route.
FARE---FrOm NEwARKto NEW YORK, slS, so.
Through Tickets will also be sold at Newark. to
Detroit by Steamer ArToto, running DAILY between
Sandusky and Detroit. This route Is admitted to be
cheaper, more direct and expeditions than any other
to Michigan and the Upper Lakes.
Newark, July II, 1885,. IL
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INDIANA. - AS nearly as can be well
sscrtained, in some instances there being
M opposition to the Locofacn candidates,
the Locofoco majority in the popular
vote for members of Congress Is about
5000. With proper effort and good
candidate, tie electoral vote of Indiana
will be cast for tho Wing nominee for
the Presidency.
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TENNEsssE.-The Wings have q ma
joriiy of five in the Senate and one in the
House. This insures two Wing U. S.
Senators, one gain. far beginning for
the next Wing Administrations. l he
Wings of the Union should see tuit that
the next President will have Wing
Congress to aid him. Then, Locofoco
orators will not wonder why Wing Ad,
minisrralion can do nothing f"r the bene.
fitoi the country. The present has done
much, in spite of Locofoco Congress.
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From COIIOes FnllS. New York.
. Doz Simmons Foot AIDES; do Board Axes; do
- Broad Axes: do Hand Axes; do Shingling Hatch.
cts, justreceivsd al the cheap hardware store Of
June II P.BOPE.
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Tht Markets.
LANCASTER. Thursday. September II. 1851
IRREcrGD WEgKLY % kiAkkAD : DnTY.

FORK Tile CtHciHilati Oazrtte states thu ih.
pork merchants anticipate III unusually lraVy fall
business aud tint three mamniOih p0lk houses
ure beng completed The amount Of park ia
the country now 10 said to be unusually small.
Cincinnati Markets.
CiSciESATi. Sept 9-P. VI.
Flour inactive. with only small sales at &3.l2@
% Is \ sale Of so bbs. mess Pork at SIS d.
Whlskey lower, aud market dull at ia Grocer
ieS-market Inactive and sales small. Specuhi-
live movement ~ dried frul--AppIes held st ST.
%, aud but lew IN market.
Philadelphia Markets
PmI ADELPHIA Sept 9th. 1851.
There is more hrmness IL cuit"n: stock light
Flour steady; snes 500 bbls at 60 81 aud 900
better brands, 1894. Rye Flnur aud Cnn meal
inUctive Wheat scarce and the demand sn1l.
Sales Of 4 0DO bushels Southern red Ut 83r. Corn
irmer; sales Of . cagoes at 64c for yellow. Pro-
visions steady ond irm
New York Markets.
NEw YnRK, September 9.-P. NJ.
The Cotton market is frn aud prices have fur
ther advanced per ID. with sHes nl 1900 bales
New Orleans at 4. aud Upland nj q Sales ot
10000 bbls Flour at $3,s7k Ipr State. and 1871
Tor straight Mchigm and uiimm. Sales Of 1000
husbe Michigan red Whed at 81 Corn is firm
and scarce. PrnVis0ns more active; sales Ul 100
hbls. uless Pork at tl5750sl5.87; mess Beel
$875GflI. Lard 909i Sales ljO bbls Or
cans Sugar at 81 aud 100 do Portn RicO at 81
200 bags Rin Coffee ai 81. Lnrge sales Of Rre at
s395@3,37. Prison WhSkey is steady nj %.
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ID. A. HARRISON

Attorney at Law, Lancaster, Ohio.
oFFICE--over Smith & TOng's clothing store.
April 26, 1851 lemS2
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TnLrGeId Connly WhIg TIcIket.

REPRESENTATIVE,
TUNIS P. ASHBRooK. of Pleasant tp.
PRoBLTG JUDGE.
JOHN GARAGHTY OF Hncking,
CLERK OF TIE Court,
COUNTY TR AsURER.
JOHN c. WEAVER, Of Hooking.
COUNTY coMnisslONER.
JONATHAN C0ULS0N, Of Greenfield,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
WILLIAM HAMILTON. Of Clearcreek.
COUNTY ISFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
R. j PETERS. Of Hooking.