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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-03
PRosFkATIoN OF MANUFACTURES.

The Bossop Transcript has list of all
the Cotton Factories in New England which
have ceased work within the last three
months The aggregate number of spindles
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-03
BETTER THAN HEARING JENY LIND

corFesposdeni Of the Richmond Wing relates
the following 5neilent -
A gentleman we'll known in Richmond
left home PIP Friday evening, on his way to
the concertswith ten dollars in his pocket !
before reaching the theatre he met poor fell
low from ths eofntry, in great distress 1t
seems the poor fellows cart had been broken
down; it sps getting late, he was m any
~ 1roni nome: ana mad no means of pay
ing for theFepairs The gentleman, seeing
the mans distress, asked what the repairs
would cost-rhe was told about ten dollars ~
The ten dollars intended for the concert
were Immediately given for this purpose,
and be rethrned home without hearing the
far famed Miss Jenny. Here, true sympa-
thy and bepfyclence gained the victory over
self-indplgefce And who doubt that this
gentleman IT a calmer and purer JOY than
any Of the Hundreds Bhs thronged the thea
tire on Friday night. X
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-03

gSa The Central Railroad of Virginia has re-
Gently been pleted from the Junction 40 the city
Of Richipols5 sandiis now in full operation. The
Republican, gthatEcity says;
The extensien of the Central Railroad 10
Richmond il an important link in the con-
nection of itbe metropolis with the West
The traFelieK may now leave Richmond soon
after siE O'clock in the morning, arrive at
Charlottesville at one, and reach Staunton
the same tight The facilities which are
thus afforded to the agricultural community
on the lime shrohgh which the road passes
are obvious andthe benefits thereof to Rich-
mond WilEbe speedily felt Upon the road
between Charlottesville and Stanton. great
activity is exhibited, and we hope ere q lone
time to ressfd the extension Of the road 10
Staunton, sith the exception of the tunnel
a heavy Eesk, which will require some years
But, even Fith that gap, travellers will soon
be able torgach Staunton at four o'clock on
the same day on which theS leave Richmond
"a great stride in railroad progress
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-03

I'VE can assure The Messenger that the Spirit Of
jefferson does NOT reaectthe sentiments ofhe people
Of this section upon the Compromise subject; and
nothing but that magnanmily which belongs to them
as people, telerates such factaus spirit assman-
tested by hespirit The Recommendation Of the
Gov has however, no Iavorhere. QnrPeople, In sub
scrbing to he Compromise gp apr aahering to az
Its provisions Noaltering amend ing will be per-
,,,;.ted Ss.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-03
) EsSaRD And Smith.

Jan. 5, Rssi. =. -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

M7HL eShibit at Lancaster, Tuesday, April
~ ., fSj1,-fOT One Day Oniyg Open az
o elock Pm Admission 70 cents. Children undcI
10 years Is cents.
In this collection Is the RHINOCEROS. or,
the Unicorn Of Holy WIT. The first and on.
" one IN America since 1896. The great difficulty in
capturing this spgeau savage c~ressure, togsther v it'll
the utmost impcssibility o. keeping him alive IN . eli.
mate 70 npeongcniAl 20 bis habits md constitution ,ren-
ders the Exhibition Of a living Rhihoceros, the great
esteuriosity 10 the animal kingdom. Also the White
Polar Bear. The ouly one IN AmeTica:ghieh Is con.
sideIed tie most rare Of all animals kept IN a temper.
ate climate for exhibition, they being only inhabianti
Of the mot Frigid Zone.
In this great collection Of animals, will be saer
TEN LIONS, Of tie Finest Specimens from differ.
ent countries, two Of which were presented to VAN
AMBURGH By HEn MAJESTY QUEEN VIcroRiA, II
his recent tour through Europe.
MIR. VAN AMBUkGH, the most renowned Of all
Lion con4ueror5, will at a certain period Of the eyhi
bitiOn enter the Den Of his Terrific Group Of Lions
Tiger, L~nopsrds, Cougars, Panthers, &c, the same Al
performed by him in all the principal cities of Europe
and America.
Afer which MONS. CRAWFORD, will enter fhs
dens with bis highly trained Animals, separate and al.
together different from Van AmbuTg's, making two
grand animal performances in this collection. List o.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
PROCLAMATION,

w HEREAS, the written application of sixty-two
freeholders, citizens Of Fairfield county IA copy
Of which application is hereto attached was made to
me on the ID day Of March, inst, in pursuance of the
provisions Of an Act entitled IAN Act to authorize the
Commissioners Of Fairfield county to take Stock in
the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanesville Rail Road
Company" passed February 9th, 1851, TO notify the
qualified electors Of said county to vote at the Spring
Elections on a question Of county subscription 70 the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail Road Com
psny; 1herefore-
I,OLIvER II. PERRY, Sheriff Of the county OF
Fairfield, in the Site oil Ohio, DO hereby notify the
Electors Of said county, to assemble at their respect
:iye places Of holding elections,
On the First Monday of April next,
beiTg the It'll day of said month, and being the day Of
the Spring Township Elections; and that when there
assembled they proceed 10 vote for or against a sub
s~criptiOn by the county Of fairfield to the Capital Stock
Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail
Road Company, BY using one or the other Of the fol-
lowing phrase 10 be printed or written on their bal
lots, "For Rail Road Observation-Disclosures Rail
Road Subscription"
S<E<s%,s IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
y l.. ). Z hereuuto set my Hand and Seal, this 9Th
%S;zz=H day of March, A. d. 1851.
o. II. PERRY, Sheriff Of Fairfield county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
A Valuable Farm For Sale.

- ~ VI 'NAASs
WILL, as Executor of the Estate JoHN AUGUSTUS
Il Sen deceased, offer at public sale at the door Of the
courthouse in the town Of Lancaster, on Saturday
the 24ih dayof May, 1851, the homestead farm Of tho
said deceased, situated in the county Of Fairiield.Clear
creek township, within six miles of a depot on the
great Central Railroad now to be made from Cincinnati
10 GAINESVILLE.
Said farm was selected with care by the late owner
and bought second-handed in April, 1876: II contains
223, acres, about 90 acres of which are in timber lots
and are valuable, with a sugar camp that has not been
used much. The balance is in a good state OF eui.lva-
ton and incumbered only with thirty acresoi wheat
About 65 acres arc in grass, II of which Is meadcww.-
The improvements area good log house weather. .ni
boarded, a first rate barn and other out hou es and
two GOOD orchards Of grated fruit chiefly winter APP
Pies Upon the premises are springs OF limestone
water as good as any in the county and running streams
for stock. !,
Terms.--one.third the purchase money in hand
andthe balance in one and two years with interest.-
Possession will be given on the first day Of August
next or on the day ofsale, tobe made known hereafter,
ANY further information that may DO wanted, will
be giyenby calling on the subscriber at his residence
: DAVID AUGUSTUS, EzecutOr.
March 6, 1851 ts44
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
GUARDIANS SALE.

RY virtue of an order to me directed from the court
LID %ofcommon pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio, | will
as Guardian of the minor heirs of Jane Morrison, de-
ceased, late of Franklin county, Pennsylvania, expose
to public sale at the door of the court house in Lam
caster, on Saturday the lQth day Of May, A. D. 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A, NJ. and 4 o'clock
p. NJ, of said day, the following tract of land, to-wit:
Lot number fifteen, on plat of survey and subdivision
of the lands of John Baldwin, deceased, as recorded in
the Partition Record. BookNo.4 ,pag -No35, & the appur-
'%tenances thereto belonging, to-wiE-the water right and
privileges as the same was occupied and used by
John Baldwin, deceased, in his life time to the Saw
Mill upon said Lot No. fifteen, containing Forty Acres
of Land, situate in Fairfield county, Ohio, subject to
the life estate in courtesy of William Morrison.
Term Of Sqlc.-One-third of the purchase money
in hand, %one,third in one year and one-third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments. Sale
land is appraised at $3.50 per acre, subject to the es.
tate in courtesy ard is to be sold at not less than the
full appraised value thereof,
WILLIAM R. SADLER, Guardian
Of 0fue r Morrison, hiaryW Morrison and JohaB
Morrison, minor heirs Of Jane Morrison, deceased
By CHARLES f. SLEEPER, attorney.
April 3, 1851. S5,25 6w4S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

Animals contained in both Msnageriess
Van AmbHTgh's trained Administering
iNUMIDiAN LIONS, Asiatic Lion and LiOness, Roy
al Bengal Tiger, Black Tiger, BRAZILIAN Tiger, and
two African Leopards.
Mons. Crawford's trained Animals.-Ahi.
canLion and Lioness, Senegal Leopard, Asiatic Tiger
and two Cougars. RHIA0CER0S, or, UNICORN,
Arabian Pack Camel, White Camel, African Zebra, Zu.
bu, or B~rahning Bull, Canadian Eli, Peruvians Lamas,
2Noble Elephants. 10 African and Asistic Lions, 3 Roy
al Bengal Tigers, ? BRAZILIAN Tigers, 9 Afican Leop-
ards Black Tiger and Black ~Ieopards, African Panthers,
. South American lions, 4 North American Cougars,
4 Spotted Hyenss, 2 Black Wolves, Grey Wolves,
Rocky Mountain Badgers, Blaok and White RaccUOns,
&c, GREAT WHITE. or POLAR BEAR, 2 GTizzly
Bears, Russian or Brown Bear. ? North American
Black Bears.
African Pelican, White Stork, Silver PheaSAnts,
English Phessants, Blue Crsnes, Mseaws, Parrots,
lchneumeons, Monkeys, &C., Sc.
This vast establishment, requires the services of7O
MIN and $50 H0RSES, in its care and transportation.
a iuh description Of the animals will be found in the
Bills at the principal Hotels previous to The arrival Of
the company
Twill also be at Somerset, April 18th, TarltoH
April 9th.
\ April /, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
OBITUARY.

DIED-At the residence of his aunt in West
Rushvillo, on the 10Th inst. after a long and pain.
ful illness, JAMES F, CLAYTON, youngest broth.
er of Mrs. George J. Bitter, in the Goth year Of
his age.
In this town on the 2lst of croup, ELMIRA
EFFINGER, infant daughter of George J. and
Rebecca, Bitter, aged II months and Ia days.
'She tasted Of life's bitter cup,
Refused to drink its portion up.
Then turned her little head aside,
And dropped a tear or two and died."
Sweet Babe!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
The Railroad Vote.

This comes off on Monday next. anc
we suppose the proper way will be ,t
put it on the ticket for township officers
not the Justices ticket. Those who ar,
in favor of a county subscription. will
see that they have upon their ballots
"FoR RAILROAD SUBscRrPrIoN;" those
opposed must have upon their ballots
AGAINST RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION"
We understand that the railroad com
mittee will furnish to each township, blanl
tickets for township officers, upon which
the former will be printed. The utmos
caution should be used by persons voting
and no undue means resorted to on eithe
side, as fraud would cause difficulty here
after.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
DIssOLUTION NOTTCE.

.ENNHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing in the
Il Hardware business, under the firm name of P. b
EMBlcH & Co., has been dissolved by mutual consent
All those knowing themselves indebted to the OLD
firm, will confer a favor by calling and settling the
same immediately.
The business will hereafter be conducted by. ?. b
EntHIcH and J. ENrBIcH, under the firm name of T. b
~. EMBlCH The citizens OF Fairieldand neigh.
boring counties will find Il to their interest to call art
examine their stock Of Hardware, Cutlery, Nails
Iron, Sc, before purchasing elsewhere.
lancaster, March /, 1901 AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
ESTATE OF II. NJ. AINswORTH.

THNHE final settlement Of said Estate is retarded by
IL the %pendency oil suits in the courts Of Fairfield
county. When these are closed the Estate is ready
for settlement and for final dividend. ANY inquiries
in reference to the Estate may be made Of JoHN D.
MAHTIS, Esq.. or Of the undersigned at Cleveland,
Ohio. WA. SLADE, Jr, Adm'tor
Of The Estate Of r. " AirSlrorfh, deceased.
March 90, 1851 d1mw3m4s'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

ID authority of warrant directed to me by the
ID Trustees Of Hooking township, | hereby give no
tive to the Electors Of Hooking township that they
meet at the Court House in Lancaster, on the first
Monday Of April nert, and elect Five Township
Assessors, one for and within each of the Wards Of
the City OF Lancaster, and one .for4nd within the
Township of Hooking.
Given under my hand the Goth day of March, 1851
HENRY RUTTER, c. II. T.
March %, 1851. d&w4S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

MAGNIFICENT.-Se the big picture in
another column. Lions. Tigers, Ele'
plants, Monkeys, &C., all for a quarter
Van Amburg, the primes of lion.tamers
will enter the cage and then the exhi.
bition will devolve upon Monsieur Craw.
ford. Plenty of men with long poles tt
stir up the monkeys, will accompany the
menagerie. There are two exhibition,
united in one, and fine chance is offer.
ed to men, women, children and babies
to see the wild beaSteSSeS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
s6El57555sv5dsH E5aseI61I5E5555 TESsf5d0aEsIHan AZ -
RAILROAD MEETINGS.

Railroad meetings will be held in the following
places at the times mentiOned:-
On Friday evening. April 4th, at Oakland Ito
be addressed by Messrs. Hunter aud Mcveieh.
On Saturday afternoon, April 5tll, at . O'Clock
?. NJ, OF Collins Tavern, Clearcreek towlship-
to be addressed by Messrs, Hunter nnl Mcyeigh.
to be addressed BY Messrs. Hunters and Mcveigh,
On Saturday, April 5th, at 10 o'clock A NJ a
Bremen-to be addressed by Messrs. Carpenter.
Borland aud Syfert.
On Saturday evening. April 5th, ut West Rush
ydle-to be addressed by Messrs. Borlaud and
Syfert &.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
To o. II. Perry, Esq, Sheriff Of Fairfield
County, in the State of Ohio.

TIME undersigned Freeholders Of said county, in
i conformity with the provisions o an Act of the
General Assembly Of the State OF Ohio, recently pass
ed, entitled San Act to authorize Fairfield county and
certain other counties TO subscribe to the Capital
"Stock Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanesville
Grail Road Company" hereby request YOU to make
proclamation as directed by said Act, to the voters Of
said county to vote at the next annual Township Elec-
ton, to be holden according to law, $40 Rail Road
Subscription, u or against Rail Road Subscription -
as contemplated by said Act, for the purpose Of deter.
mining the question whether the Commissioner Of
said county shall subscribe TO the Stock Of said Com
pany, as contemplated by said Act.
Witness oar hands, this Sd day Of March, A. D. 1851.
MD Brook John Fl Tennent A W Ebright
William Friend Robert Reed John Work
J Coulson John Lyons w Moody
Henry Borchers A Hunter Robert Fielding
David Huber ST Maccracken Pr Ewing
W A Lunceford RIP Eifnger w Waughter
r Fl Brown II Rutter Elijah Tinker
Baitzer Rutter FIN Ellis Geo Kaufman
NJ Kreiler W Mcdonald Jacob Shoff
II II Hunter Vim c Embich Samuel Lidy
Thomas Rees Thomas Older Henry lowering
w Pannabeeker Geo " Worrsll James NJ Pratt
Samuel Shelter John Powers John Williams
VIM Hamilton Albert Claypool G S Williams
Joel Radebaugh John Garaghty Jacob w Holt
Samuel Z Bush Daniel Sitord Simeon Denton
G II williamson Peter Hay J Work Jr
Sam Carpenter Patrick Martin Nelson Coates
w S Beatty GFMDefenbangh John W Newkirk
Henry + Blaire John Shrieves E Wright
March 10, 1851. 3w45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

is hereby given tina
~ the partnership which existed between LIDl q
BROWN, was dissolvedb by mutual consent on Feb
and 6y said firm will be settled by A. Brown,
SAMUEL LIDY,
Lancaster, Feb. % 3w49 A. BROWN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
LoST--Two DOLLARS REWARD.

A SMALL red Pocket Book, containing eight dol
"A lars on the State Bank of Ohio, ten dollars in
Wooster Bank notes, two dollars in silver and a small
key. 1t was lost between bish's Tavern and Lancas-
ter. ANY one finding the same and delivering it at
the Gasettc Office will receive the above reward.
j. w. HLYARD.
Lancaster. March 10, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
NVNlNSfAAao

MARRlED-on the 9th inst, by the Rev. A
b.. See, Mr.. o. p C0URTRIGHT and Miss ANN
MARIA, daughter of the Rev. John McElroy, all
of this county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
JOHN F. MORSE,
SPedkercf The House Of Representatives..
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
LOHN Z. MORSE
March 7, 1851
mo. &c..
AN Act

~Af ~hNA
To amend an act entitled IAN act to amendNhe act
entitled an act relating to Wills, passed March
70, 1910, and Tor other purposes, passed March
~, 1919.
SEC, |. Be ii enacted by The General As
scmJly Of The State Of Ohio, That the title of
any bona fde purchaser of land, situate in
this State, derived from the heir or heirs of
any person whose last will and testament
may be rejected by the court of any other
State OF territory of the United States, hay
ing jurisdiction Of the probate thereof, ac-
CURED during the time such will remains re-
jected by such court, shall not be defeated or
affected by the subsequent probate and es.
tablishment Of such will; Provided, that il
any person interested in such rejected will
shall, within one year from the rejection
thereof by such probate court, remove the
same to an appellate or superior court, by
appeal, error or cerliorari, or shall other
wise institute proceedings for the establish.
ment of such will, agreeably to the laws Of
such State or Territory, the title of the pur-
chaser from such heir or heirs as aforesaid,
shall not take effect until the final rejection
of such will.
Sec. 2. The title of any bona fide pur'
chaser to any lands situated in this State, OIL
derived from the heir or heirs Of any person
not a resident of this State, at the time of his
or her death, shall not be defeated by the
production Of the will of such decedent, I'M
less such will shall be admitted 10 record in
the county where the land shall be situated
within two years from the inal probate and
establishment of such will in the State or
territory in which it may have been produc-
ed for probate.
SEC. 3. The second and fourth sections
of an act, passed March Goth, l649, entitled
ian act to amend an act relating to wills,
passed March 23d, 1910, and for other pur.
poses,", be and the same are hereby repeal.
ed; Provided, that such repeal shall not be
construed so as to affect any bona tide pur-
chaser for a valuable consideration, without
notice Of the will, who holds by either a lie.
gal or equitable title.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives,
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Senate,
March II, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

ENSTATE OF HANNAH AUGUSTUS-Notics is
kI hereby given, that the undersigned has been APP
pointed and duly qualified as Executor of the Estate
OF HANNAH AuGUsrUs, deceased, late Of Clearcreek
township, 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 TO
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Executor.
March6, 1851 4w44
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

The OLDEN TINE IN MASSACHUSETTS,
In 1927, there were but thirty ploughs in
all Massachusetts,. and the use of these
agricultural implements was not familiar
to the planters; from the annals Of Salem
it appears, that in said year it was agreed
by the town to grant unto Richard Hutch.
inson 20 acres of land. in addition to his
share, provided hc "set up ~ploughing."
1880. A sumptuary act of the Gen,
eral Court prohibiting short sleeves, and
requiring the garments to be heightened
80 as to cover the arms to the wrists al.
so, requiring reformation in immoderate
great breaches, knots of ribaud, broad
shoulder bands. and tayles; silk roses,
double cuffs, and rutfs.
l647. The Court orders, that if any
young man attempt to address a young
woman without the consent Of their par.
ents. or in case of their absence, he shall
be fined "a for the first offence, sel0 fol
the second. and be punished by impris.
onment for the third.
1649. Mathew Stanley was tried fol
drawing on the affections of J Ohm Tarbox'.
daughter without the consent other par.
ents, convicted, and fnedsel5-fees 2s
sd.
Three married women were fined five
shillings each for scolding.
1868. Jonas Fairbanks was tried Eul
wearing great boots, but acquitted.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

NTOTICE.-The subscriber takes this method TO
~ say, that he has lost, mislaid, or there has been
taken from his possession two notes of hand against
John ii. Johnson, dated the 25th day of April 1S47,
made PAYABLE to Adam Householder or order, for the
sum Of one hundred dollars each. One OF said notes
payable on the LIST day Of July 1852, and the other
payable on the lst day of July 1853. The subscriber
hereby cautions all persons against eceiying said notes
for if they are in the possession of any person except
myself, they were fraululsnty obtained.
ADAM HOUSEHOLDER.
Bremen. March 81: 1851. 3w'47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
March IS, 1851.

AUDIToR's OFFICE, FAIRFIELD County. Quo, I
LANCASTER. February 81, 1851. !
| hereby certify the foregoing TO he correct co.
pies of the above entitled laws, as published by
authority in the Ohio Statesman, aud therein Ger.
titled by Henry w. King. Secretary of State, Ia
be true copies from the original rolls IN file in lis
Office. WILLIAM L JEFF RlES.
Auditor of Fairfield County.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

MARRIAGE 1 N HIGu LlFE.-It is many
years since we have felt ourselves called
upon to record the marHipge of two such
distinguished personages as the following.
the record we find in the Watab min.
nesota Territory Reveille, of the 18th OF
January and reads as follows:
Married on the Sd instant, at Watab
City Maw-kee ko kee.waw.haw dauchy.
kew, Esq, to Miss W~ee-hun.kaw, daugh-
ter ofMaw kee kon shay nav. zhee. kaw,
all of Wanatah county, Minnesota.
THE editor participated in the feast
on this occasion, and was presented with
the hind quarter of a fine dog"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

ESTATE Of Joseph WilsOn.-Notice is here
EA by given, that the undersigned has been appoint
ed End qualified as Executor Of the Estate Of JosRPn
WUsoS, deceased, late Of Fairfield county, Ohio. AL
persons having claims against said Estate arc hereby
notified 10 present them legallg authenticated within
one year from this date, and those Indebted TO make
immediate payment to DAVID ALRIGHT, Ertor
april 8, 1851 AVIS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

HooFLANDs GERMAN B1rTERs.-These celebrated
Bltters, prepared by DIR. c. NJ. Jackson, 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia, are performing astonishing cure.
throughout the whole country. We can bear witness
to their curative power. in a case of a friend of ours
who had the Liver complaint, and who had tried almost
every other medicine, but without effect. After taxi
ing a few bottles of these Bitters he was entirely cur.
ed. To those who are similarly afflicted we recon-
mend them to take the preparation, knowing that they
will cure the disease spoken of and many others to
which "0esh is heir to-" There is q spurious article
made in Philadelphia. The only place to get the gem
uinc article is 100 Arch street, Philadelphia, of Dr.
Jackson, or his agents throughout the county.
BTSee Advertisement