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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02

A counryman recently came 10 the CITY
to purchase an article ofhousehold necessity.
and in Imssing music store. observed on a
sign; all kinds of wind instruments for sale
here's he orlhwith stepped in and asked for
a par Of 6ellous. LEX ]
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Paint your Roofs.


DLAKE' 5 Pa,enIPanto oil Artihcia lSlate. for
ID sale in any quantity by
KENDALL, RICH ARDSON s. Co.
The value OF this rticle viii be seen by the
following certificates from gentlemen who nave
used II nd proved its Indurating qualitles:
Nh BLAKE Dear Sir,-l had bul-di"S
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory
the roo OF which was covered with your f"e-
proof Pain; or Artificial Slate. The factory
took FIRE, and during the progress oil us des'fuc-
lion, large numbers OF burning shingles ana o'h-
e, comhustibe materials fell upon TINS rooi's so
covered. and l expected every moment 10 see 4,
bursiintc flames. but after the factory burned
down | examine dsaid roofand found ltllterdily
covered with Goals and cinders' bni The hire had
no, made the least impression upon IL. Alter
,h,s,est. re.ertauly can be no doubt asto
its fire. proc fqualilies ,
Rochester, Sept..lsls. SETH c. JONES.
AMERICAN lIoTEL,
Roadway, New York, Oct, ilh, lSIS.
Ma. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring COW
ore5 he roof ofthe American. with Your Fire
nroorP.int. Wenow find that il has become
asbard az late, and the almost constanrtread
ofthc servants (whouse the top ofthe housefor
driving clothes does not affect il in the least,
and it provesal thatit was recommended.
tC6 TABER s. BAGLEH.
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DIR. Leidy's
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.
.Aheod Of all Ofhcrs!!,

-1he0d 0f all 0fheTS!!
TnE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS.
BECAUSE they safer, better and more ellcacious
ID than any others.
100000 BOXES
have been sold annually for the last five years.
YOUNG md OLD, M4LE AND FEMALE
always take them with equal safety without tear.
IF Pills BE yECESSIRY
for purgng and cleansing the stomach and bowels, and
purifying the blood aud fluids ofthe body take other
for other pills produce those combined effects, con-
tain sarsaparlia in them
Eat. drink and live as usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking them,
without taking cold during all kinds of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
wacered that SeHu certificates from physi-
Clans clergy members of congress and respectable
citizens he produced of their efficacy than OF 9th
and box VIII do more good than two boxes of any
others.
Forty Pills are in a Box!!
and sold at rnfy-F 70 c MS Bor with directions
ana much wholesome advice accompanying each box.
They have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust powder Of any Kind,
Do not grpe the stomach Bowels,
Produce sickness. vomiting or bad feelings,
THEN ARE GOuD Ar al INNS,
And adapted 10 most diseases common To mankind
No having taken them will be willing after
wards take any others because they always do good,
and if they do not then no Others will
NJ .lelOY THE PROPRIETOR G. MANUFACTURER
is regular Druggist Chemist and Physician, of Is years
experience Philadelphia graduate Of the University
Tennsy lvaua member OF different Medical Institutions
Of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, altimore, &C. and
associate aud corresponding member of several Medical
Institutions in London and Paris, &c.
L. Principal icpot pr LEIpYs DIsPENstRy, No. III
North FOURTH ST. rhladclphia-and sold wholesale and
retail by
A c. PAGE, Agent, Bath-Durgin 4 Co, Portland
Dillingham; n Ttconb, Augu>ia-AleN Warren, kcnne-
bmk-S Page 60, Hallow ella Carter y son, Port
land-and by Druggists and stolekeepers generally.
ly22
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DY II RS
FLUID.
The greatest Labor Saring Article yet
dlscorer,f

DY It's use, washing machines and hard rubbing
IL entirely dispensed with. and not one-half OF the la
borrequired II do the washing of a family
The Fluid is chemical compound. Of sufficient
strength 10 extract all foreign substances from the cloih
by SIMPLY boiling small quantity of with the clothes
aud without the slightest injury the delicate fab
rc. Try - aud ifil dues not prove satisfactory, the
money Will he refunded
Sold at p cents per hoille, or 50 per gallon.
Dyer'S Blucing Fluid,
used in connection with the Washing. Bleaching and
Cleansing Fluid, every family will be delighted with
Is cheaper aud more convenient than the indigo bag,
andiew superior.
Sold nj . cents per bottle.
Also as above. the
EXCELSIOR STARCH,
the best article manufactured put up pound packages
expressly for family Being entirely free from all
Specks. fhIsartcle may he used with the utmost
hdence in preparing the fines, muslns and linens II is
wholly unnecessary TO use Starch Polish SPermaceti,
as y produces line polish without Cumming up, or iii
urne The fabric.
Sold n i3i. cents per ID
n. Is. Beware OF injurious counterfes and uiiia-
tons
For sale al the City Market by
4ml0 A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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Stoves ! Stoves
New Furniture Sforer

Opposite Sagadahook Ferry, Hodgkins Wharf
:. B. HUDSON,
ENTENDSkeepins II kinds u { usefuI,rrieIc-
Il IN the urniture line, such a Bureaus. Bed,
steahs, Feathers, Chairs Tables, &c&c.
Furniture Painting done in good styIe. inany
color, and work repaired ard vanished aiI
lavorst uiI,receNedand promptly execul-
ed.
Bath Nov. 2IS4S 10
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DRlNTS. Mohalr Goods, new and beautiful STYLES. al
L the Auction Room OW EN- & Co
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n T w Y O r K
GR0gKERY STORE,
Broad Street, Bath.
THE subscribers having bought thcsht Of essrs Free
Flint Enamel Ware,

in the following towns IN this State, viz
Alma. Arruw>iC, Bath, Boothhay, Bowdoinham, Bow
doin Bremen. BRISTOL Damariscua, Dresden. Ed-ecoGib
Georgetown Jefferson. lewiston Lisbon. Newcastle, No
bcboro' Perkins, Fhipshu;g, RiChnond Fopsham Town
send Union. W cbstcr Yves Bath. Warren. Washington.
Westrort. Whiteield. Nscussct. WoolwiCh.
And would take thus method of informing their friends
and the uhIc that theN have opened a Warehouse
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New Fall Goods
AT THE AUCTION STORE.

THE Subscriber is opening this morning a larrs AND
L complete assortment of seasonable Dry Goods ana
vii sell the same n Auction prices.
Oct 5, 1850. 10 H. w OWEN
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CrOekery. Glass and China Ware.

lust received China Hall. extensive assortment
ofCrocSery. lass and China Ware and will be sold
great Bargains.
ii 10 5. W. HEATH Co.
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FOR MILLS /!
lDkIN'S WATER WNEELu

They have also purchased of the proprietor the rgl
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Notice.!
ChiIdrcn's Hats and Cans.

EAkNSNoRlH BROOKS have ihts dav re-
L ceIved irom New York. fine assortment Of new
>i!ir Ciu'drcns and Infants HATS aud CAPS which
viii he soh low
BAH. Aur II ESQ
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Rockingham and Fire Proof
WARE.
Flower Vases Of all Kinds

Our Stock Is the arces, III The State. and hose ho
IN want Viii Do wen u call and look al u> having
lately made arrangement in our store for couvc-
nicHcc, can show oar goods a good advantage
Call and see ii yoR don't hay
I-tf W. HEATH \ co.
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S.W. HEATH & co.

HAVE Jusi received. diTecI nom The N
Ill England. new kiud Of ware-some hing different
and superior 10 yihIpg ,fet,d before N he L
SIaies-we being The ouiy ent N the State of Name.
Dinner or Tea Sci ct his Ware durable that il
will last life time, II Is impossible destroy the
enamel. The shapes are also different from any Thing
ever before offered and the ware VIII speak for ITSELF
every piece is stamped with name, ana warranted.
Edwards Patent Iron Stone Dinner Sels Tea Sets.
Toilet and Coffee Sets
Whine Granite Dinner. Coffee Tea and rni,ei Sets
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Fifty Men RlownUD

by THEIR WIVES for purchasing Goods r1nous pri.
IL ces, when ey can get PRIME CT Io,r rri-
COS nj the Aucihm Store OF OWEN & co
Bath, Oct y, 1850. 10
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:. Pages Vegetable SyruD
New. GSOO

EoR females and vauau!e remedy. just reco D.,
\ G PAGE, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-02

IN TO 90 House lots, situated in pleasant
~ parts ofthecity-price from soto 500
per lot. WIN wINSLOW.
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lust received, aanher Large Lot Of those sple ndia
y Bay State Long Shawls. III the Auction Store
Can hetAFe they are gone. II. w. OWEN.
Bath. Oct ~. 1850. IS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
OBITUARY.


DlED-0n the 18th inst. ut the Stewart
Farm" ALICE, daughter Of Louis and Curlelii
Leyerins, aged 6 years, au unusually in ereSIinE
and pous Child
."Be no. gfrasd-omiy beiieoe"--CHnrsT.
See ALlcE as sernph come,
Repete with heavenly bloom and light,
To tell her trumpls Ger the tomb
And melt the shades of Nllure's night!
Her words thrill sweeily from the sky
Like dew.drops on the dropping llnw'r:-
Weep not for me but Wcep and sigh
That siiH ye tread Life's ,reary shore!
Weep not that UNIVERSAL grace
HdSka' en- a soul ere san had riVciL
Bnt weep that gloomy years may pass
Ere Se5er'd friends shall meet in HedUen!'
We weep not ALICE that thy spirit flown
Has reacl'd the cline Of endless rest,
But We weep that weeping is in vain
Which mourns loss that cannot be rep'a IL
We weep not that with angel bands
4 Thou soar'st pInlind OIL errund sweet,
But weeI that will Our ilfart aud hand
.,No more thy youthful, iprti we greet.
We weep not that with harps on high
Thy welcome tones are lhinglimg uuw,
But weep that when OH earth we sigh
Those tones no more shall spooth our brow
We @gsP NOT fiat in Paradise ...
No shndes Of grief aud sin are there,
But weep that when our sorrows rise
Thou cans't nut Comfort with joy diviAe
We weep not that tie passing years
With thee shall happy mqulepts seem.
But weep Tint liIe To us appears r..
Like leqngth'ping changes oI a troGblous dream
We,0eep not th.t eternity .
Doth shed its glory'on thy heart, r...o
But weep-7nnd shall-tl death shall free
Our souls TO meet no more 10 part u ;.
lancaster In, " "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
NEAli.R IJoWp.

RSNEND s. have you been 4 swuto he Frtsrsi eitg
obuya atoy' Of Dr; Coos, yoa .gra to 4ay3
such l0sGl
Ao.--no, mot t'ere,qbl a. ihe Phi1 icDa'a Com
mission Sore Lancaster, Ol.io.
You must hqye rccei,c d great bargain4 10 buy 50
many az once.
W'CA did IrDk "e here 81 in brown Shact.rs.
at 81; bl-ached Nasiins at Gz Calico let 2ogrs i1r
tp; Jeans a - cents, So Gc
Ihst beats t.a. ! th9ught 'hsi co't4n lnd riz bql
these good are cheaper than they two yarz ago.
The Oh la4y and mysr' ,'l ccrtsfny cali on Nj.
oca this week, If We get in ~ IL tie d4ldy seg.
on,--upcn ry worI'hat the F!-ss iog nc.
L.rsA-tef Jsnusry b %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
LANCASTER OHIO MILLS.

ToHN U. GlESY respectfully informs his friends
- and the public in general that bis MILL, hcD a
mile South Of Lancaster on tie Logai Rad, form.
erly known as Gen. David Rees' Nil, is -ow in rsa-
aineSs TO grind al kinds Of Grain
The Machinery Is all new and on the mos. approv.
oil modern style with French B,rrs He has OF pIoy.
ed Mr.. SAMUEL DErTz, who Is On experienced MiliaY
ald is generally known this county 70 he well qIal
lied to manufacture GOOD FLOUR lie therefore
htters himself heip able TO render satisfaction IN
all who may favor him with their custom Cali an
try.
Lancaster, December o. 1850 q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
SALEOF REAL EsTATE.

nY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed b. Ju5ert
hBSiddons, late ofthe county Of Fairfield, md ,tstr
Of Ohio, on the eighteenth DAY Of June, A. D. l5,g
will offer al public auction, On the Premises on atur.
day. the 25thday ofJsnuary, 1851, between the hours
CT 10 O'Clock A. NJ. end o'clock p II OF said day. all
that piece orparce of land situate living and D6g in
The county Of Hccliag FORMERLY in FsirfclG cornsy
and State Of oho-it being the north tafof the wes.
half If the southeast qnsrter Of the northwest quarter
Section number twenty-five (22 oftcwnsAip Twelve
l2) Of Range number nineteen 9D, in the district Of
land subject to sale at Chllicoo Ohio being twelve
the payment ofa dehtpayable by said J5seph Silaoas
to Reeves x Rennctt .
Dated December 10, 1850.
dec 81 30w4 WM. FLOYD, Trustee.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

lNDleNANT EAeLE.--The Louisville
Journal remarks in refernce TO the attack
made by an eagle in Mississippi upon
two men who were out hunting. that they
we're probably couple OF disunionists,
and, it so, there is no wonder that the in
dignan. bird Of our country made a
q sweep to rend them with his talons. We
would advise the disunionists to run for
their-liyes whenever they see an eagle
overhead, gy.tE ffAg
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

PoisoSpD BY 1EATIiNo' tWoRR$ "A small
boy was poisoned to death, III Muusion.
last week. BY eating aparr Of a worm in
an apple. He dropped il and complain.
ed that it diInot taste good. IL short
time his mouth began to- swell, and in two
ihoilrs he was dead. His parents pick cd
up the apple, and upon examination.
found in it portion Of worm, known
in common parlance as the .housahd.leg-
ged worm Clarion Dem. h '
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Rushyille, Ohio, January lG.

SALE.--In Fairfield conmon
- Pleas Williams & Aclley vs II ,nrr Dittoe ei Gls
BY virtue Of an order N me directed from the cour;
Of common Pleas Of fairfield county, Oio, vii oGrr
end expose 10 sale BIZ public venfUs and nut cry E
the dodr o the house in said couurs Moddcy
HE 10th day 0F TeJVarN 1851 between N" hours u
10 o'clock A. NJ and O'clock p. ". Of said day. tho
following described decree of the eour Of common
pleas Of Fairfield county. Ohio to-wt Th2 Ce:rse gf
Thomas Williams VS.. the Zsncsyille and Maysyilie
Turnpike Company of The 26;h scptenb.r. 1912 fgF
the Of S90S g. subjectt 70 credit Of e20l H. a.
Of the l4th Of MAY, lS45 Terms Of sale. cash.
OLIVER n. PERRY, SAs-iR
January g. SO 6TS6
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>, There will be meeting Of slid Institute en
friday Evening the l7tli lust ui the Town Hall
Lecture will bs delivered by G. D. MAHTIS.
III t,llnwlpa Que.;inn will ,e discussed viz;
"Re'ot'ed. That Rtigioa Ia. been. of more
bentpto maHkiad thaH ciVij LeRisigfi5n1
A. Cot a. sEiv Err Neg. J. A SHAW
Tue pubic are rrspecinv invilrd ~ nifcr
JOSEPH A SHAW. Sec,e erny.
January lG. 1851.
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nERSONS wishing to purchase Goods Of this des-
crption willfnd it to their interest to call at EF
FINGER, WHITE s. LATrA'S and examine their
large and splendid assortment Of
OIL CARPETS, from "a to ~ wide, f
Floor Mats Brass Curtain Bands,
Brass and Glass Curtain Pins Table Knives Forks
Coffee Mills, Sad Irons. Shovel and Tongs. Z.
Candle Sticks, Lamps, StaiERods, F
Tubs, Churhs Wash Bosrda, &c. &c. &c.
lancaster, november -, 1850 .,.. 19 ee 4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

Curious REoovERY.-Dr. Fenner's Med
ical Reports record case Of cholera
which occurred ina cnmpany Of Califor.
pia enigrauts on The Rio, Grande, in
March last, in which the sufferer took no
diiedicinei but being accused of theft, his
companions. who held him prisoner, left
him shelterless, and gave him nothing of
any kind except some water and bottle
of claret, which ho finished q, drsGght
and strangely enough, he Immediately 6e
gar to recover, and finally got we'll.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

The MESSAGE OF GovERNoR HUNT. or
NEw York, states that there is balance
in the Treasury Of S54,52l 2s, and that
the annual receipts will now support the
government. without an increase of debt
or taxati on, The arrear taxes due a.
mount to $3.50, 900, which will te collect
ed within the ensuing two years. The
State debt OIL the Both Sept. amounted to
$22, ,530.s02 AS, exclusive of the stock
loaned by the State to railroads. Oflhis
amount. SIG. Ill, 100 l6 is the canal debt
and Sc, 1859 500 SO the general funded
debt. ..... a.. .,..... -.
The sinking fund is steadily reducing
the canal debt. During the fiscal year
So, ,466. 6.1s2 80 was received for canal tolls
&C., being small increase upon the pre-
Vious year. The surplus applied to the
Completion of Black River and Geneset
.Vsllsy Canals and the enlargement OF the
Erie Canal, was $500. .206 40.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

TTNDERSTAND.-Six months have now elaps
u ed since requested all those indebted to me to
come forward and pay up. Some Of my friends have
been kind enough to respond to my request, while
others probably have thought do not need funds
This is therefore TO give such Of my friends (who
may have such impression) 70 uuderstsn1 itismy
determination to collect an outstanding claims sndf
would Rpch prefer receiving The tame without ssny
coero'se means. - JOHN 9, WEAYEE
L,hc.sNer, september 6. 1880. ewH
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a SyI(:NEFss NOTICE.,

SSIt:hEE'S NOTICE Notice Is hereby siy.
n en-. that the tndersighed haa bern aptoinsd 81
Gilbert McFadden in his own right as the ,ury.vor NJ
Charles e. Wilson Co.. ts-ivn.e in trust fr theLen.
eft Of creditors, by his certsin Dsels Of Trust r re-
cord, under dste the i0ih and i3h INST All pereons
having esims against said McFaaden in either cspae
~ are requested to present the samn for settlement
JOSEPH CLAYTON, Assign,f
Rushville, Ohio January lG. sla37
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
NYMAIAAa,

MARRlED-On the 9TH inst by The Rev. A..
l.. Link. Mr.. GEORGE BYERLY and Miss
MARGARET WYGuM, both of Fairfield comfy
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
sPEEDWELL FOUNDRY,

GEORGE ]. BlTLER has aslosiltcd with himself
W CHRISTIAN NJ. BEEGY, ara the business al
the above Foundry vii be hereafter coudu tod Under
tina Grn.namo Of hIrLER & BERRY.
The Speedwell Foundry has been enlarged and i'm
proved. They have added a Sean Engine and are
now prepared TO do any kind Of work in their iine-
All their work will be done in the most substantial
| and i'm ,rnupd rnannnl and ,rarr.ninl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
President OF Amherst College.
Tr0m The LO19op LCeccI"


From The "LO1ion LGGcct"
ayers Cherry Pcctoral is one of tha most v1lua
be preparations that has fallen under ouruoce After
careful examination, we do not hesitate 10 say we
have large appreciation of its merits and the fullest
confidence in its usefulness fer coughs and lung com
plants, ..5
DR.. Brewster, Of Winlham county, Connec.icl.i,
sends us the following testimony
DR.. James c. Ayer-Dear Sir:--l enclose you Ger.
ticate from Mrs Cata1ine 4 Cady highly resp ct.
able lady Of this village wife Of Mr.. Seth Cndy De-
putty Sheriff, WindhSm county, Connecticut. The
cure in her case was very prompt, and has attracted
general attention. W a. BREWSTER. NJ. D.
WEST KILLNGLY, CoNNEoucUr Sept IS, lSi8
This may certify that was afflicted with a severe
cough in the winter Gf lS47 ami s. which threatened
to terminate in Consumption had tried many me-
dicnes in vain, and was cured by the use OF Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.' 'ChTHARlNE X. CADY.'
DREcT EvrDENcE DIR. Jamas c. Aver Lowell -
Dear Sr-Fceling under obligations to voa for the
restoration of my health ] send YOU q report Of nv
case which you are at the liberty to publish for the
benefit Of others. Last autumn took bad cold, ac-
compsned by a severe cough. and made use of many
medicines without obtaining reliei. was Obliged tC
give up business frequently raised blood and coulc
get no sleep at night. A friend gave me bottle o
your Cherry Pcct0rGl the use Of which INN adiste
ly commenced according to directions ! have JUS
purchased the fifth BOTTLE and nearly recovered
now sleep we'll, my cough has ces sed and ali by th
use Of your valuable medicine Z S. STONE, A. NJ
Principal Mount Hope Seminary.
! From Dr., Bryant, Druggist and Postmaster, Chico
pee Falls, Massachusetts,
Dr. James c. Ayer--Dear Sr;--Enclosed pleas
find remittance for al the Cherry Poctcr'l last sen
ne. can unhesitstingly say, that no Iadcine VI
sell gives such satisfaction yours docs; have
ever seen medicine which cured SO many casas o
cough and lung complaints. Our Physicians are us
ing it extensively in their practice srd with the hap
picst effects Truly yours, D, W. BRYANT
Y there is any value in the judgement OF the WISE
who speaks from experience here sa medicine Wor-
thy OF the public confidence.
PREPARED BY 10 AVER, CHEMIST LOWELL nAs: nNs
Sold in LANCASTER BY G. G. Beck and Dr. NJ q. hrel,
der; Rushvilie, by g. McFedden; and by DIussl''
generally. December 10, 1871 ono"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

JoHN Vas BtRrN. AT fadhmHany Hall,
On last Wednesday, night. there was a
supper, in the midst of the festivities of
The ball; aud at table several letters were
read from gentlemen Who had been invi.
ted and declined comins, At the end of
each letter cheers were given, as usual
tor The writer's. and these were uniformly
followed with cries of "three groana for
Martin Van Buren," which were given
with will. What made it particularly
pleasant was the fact that amnng the
guests at table was Mr., John Van Buren,,
who. however, is said to have taken II
Quite cooly. only remarking that he
hoped the gentlemen would not make
themselves hoarse by their exeJtions, Oh!
the mutations of politics. IN Y. EGpress
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

Administrator Sale. The undersigned as
IN Administrators of NJ. Garaghty, deceased under an
order Of the court of common Pleas for Fairfield coun
ty, will on Saturday the LIST ddyQf February nert
between the hours Of !0ocloci A. NJ. and o'clock p
NJ, before the courthous doc r. offer public sale In
Lots Nos and S, and East half of and in GaIagh-
tvs addition to the town Of Lancaster the paw
ment OF one-thitd in han1oHe-third in one and the
residue in two years with interest from the dav of SALE
JOHN GARAGHTY, Admtor..
January 3lS5i sl,5O Ew85
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Ole GaMfastrr &a,ttif.
Thursday HIorninE, Ian. I6, 1854

AN EARNEsF APPEAL.-We have d
considerable amount of money to raise
this week without fail, and TO do this
must necessarily depend upon our town
custom. All, therefore, who can comply
with this request, will confer favor by
so doing. It is matter with US Of steir
fiesessitH. A. .E