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Commissioner Of the Gsneai Land o.,
Wine store. 10 Walnut street.
HE unrivaied place oI obaising all Wines liquors. Ie :,
a Ana a S s 20 aAs % M
pensh hi. q s. napor,atons now H. =.
BY him He would refer invoices follows, wxt
Dun Gordon a Cos ssa sssss s%s,ss%s delicate pale
by the gallon Also, old delicate Amontiado,
q botes up in Europe, which he challenges equal 10
that can be produced
The Manxania and Amonlsdo sherles peculiarly adp
convnIescen, they strengthen without stimulating .
aos The acid Of many other wines. -
me from the stock Of "Burmesiers" oporo, and imported N
These uiiy delicate, and have been highly al
proved by his eusome because fthe manifest
They are Of various or,s and prices IN bottles and on da
dssaie White Por, and Ma,msey Port 1''''a
Persons suffering with chronic affection OF the bowels
Madeira wines OF various Sorts dry rich, old g
and West Indies sersial, Ac, Sc Ac ON daug and in
As 10 sparkling subscriber known N
ported BY him. sup.sor any Wines a. ea
Of the inferior now in the market, which j.
Hs has champagne qu.li..
wines generally The subscriber himse judge and
ss e ns: ~, stock here from The very ISws price BY the
OF Burgundy wines he stock and
that he present 70 them from his vaults a. good bottle
s.ue,as and aaI..s always On hand in bottles
BERNHARD Jordan, Cobenz extensive
many Still Hooks Mosee from the cheapest
choicest Nnsges Of the "steinbeg" which IN the best growth
the Rhine.
In the Cognac brandiss now an
ofle00 Oard Ca
celebrated Ciavcr If Bl eighth casks and 1872
hhds and "Dubouehe hhds, consignment which
be sodIOw.
Also frsh Scotch and Monongahela whskey Jamaica st
sod s1s I'M
constant assorted stock OF Havana cigars .- .aE
All goods delivered within days Of Philadelphia fre
paid Orders will be promptly executed BY mail
graph. 49, .-... ~
Address JACOB 6klDER,jr.,
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, PMladc,phis
Nov l5--H
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CNoLIsH Reports In Law and ESussy.-kepublshinG ~
II appear England snd be received In
country, reports OF decided IN e hoo-s Of Lords. t'
council the Of equity, tie court Of Queens
the court of srohequer and en-
cb-quer chamber the ecclesiastical and admiralty courts the court
including election the cases
served railway and canal cases To be published month
" number consisting Of over 300 octave
paper carefully eded by nmembsr ths
bar Analogous American decisions
dollars giving for TINT twelve
each forming complete volume In ITSELF with the
advanar. by mail once
In United States.
valuable series this day received
Lords the prvy council and the
and Queens bench from and after Miesslma Term
1850 mnyb e examined the bookstore of y 49,
ApW FHANck IAfLok-
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j. buTTgRFiELp,
Commissioner of the General Land ofhce
NOTICE no PRE-. EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS


entitled right OF presumption to any Of the
and OF townships above
proper land oce and make payment therefor
thir and before the day
public OF the lands
bacins otherwise, such claim Will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner the General Land Once
Nav -lawl3w
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CRENCH Books. and cid-A large ea %s v ~
Il opened direct from Paris. fkaNon 80"
May -
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To THE pIJpf,TC,

The embraced the above proclamation OF the President
all the residue Of the lead 70 be hfoGn' INTO
those
ino worked under former leases
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uARPERs' Magazine for june International Maya
Howiu. FRANCk TAYLOR
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THE UNION.


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per Nj, board measurement -
3oold. straight while hickory, feet lengths, pei cord
r1.s. No. 5-WAie Ysllsu- Pin. Boards Lsabsr,
i4oo ise white psns prime nick H. board
II 400 .ssi white pine prime boards thick per board
100 feet white pine prime boards, inches thick 10 feet sns
400 North Carolina pine prime boards inch thick 10 or "a
- feet length, per "a n, board Measurement
1877 100 feet white pine common euiafs, inch hiek 10 Zee,
,anxth, n per d n, board pasasu1sEnant
5000 white pins common cuHss, inches thick, 10 Feet
~" Length, per H. board Measurement
1900 white select cuiinS Inch thick 10 feet iengh
80 per ID Il, board measuIen'ans 81. l ID
as cuings inches thick IL feet lengths
- perm H. board M ureinebt
5000 feel white pine mehsns inches thick 10 feet lengths
pcr H. board ufeuient fs+ .g
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.9'ft per M, board msaAuIeMent 1.E +. .a4r.t .
merchanabIc, inch thick, 10 feet lsngths
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white merchanabe ~ inch thick ~ feel sng
per M board, measurement .
$500 feet white pine panel inch thick, IL tsst enghs pei
- N, board measurement TAI. ay.e
Carolina yellow pine stepping inch Thick IL Inches
wide, Is feet lengths per MI board measurement
500 scuntns 3by inches 10 feet lengths H. board
measurement NJ
$500 inch mill dressed n0orng IL feet lengths per N
board measurement
Class No 6-Liuas.
barrels burnt lime, equal 10 Seeleys and st
lbs. net per barrel
Glass No z-Misesiiansous.--Iron, sissr Spikes, &C.
las No. American gray charcoal pig iron,
$4,000 pounds iron, from to ~ inches diameter
IS pieces aineh round ion each II long, estimated
,. weigh aaoe pounds s.1 ,s, per p0un'
insai feet, TX inch round iron estimated weigh
$50 fee, best quality bar iron, az by X inch, do
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TiIERs~ History Of the French Revolution, bean
A p'Ss '"s''' ''''"' rRANcK TAYLOR.
nussOIUTIoN Of Copartership.-Theh heretofore
ing Of Dyer Brother s this day. By muius
consent, dissolved George Dyer will s',end TO the settle
!. r.sp-ctfnly requested. EDWARD @. DYER,
GEO. y. DYER
WARRINGTON, september -, 1880.
z Copartnsr.hip NOTES.-The undersigned have formed
the and firm Of Dyer Mcclure and
viii auction and commission business tn.
Brothe Of 10Th stree, ssd Pennsylvania
They mos, respectfully Of the he
upon hn and pledge themselves to discharge faith
fully every to
Over Mcclure are prepared advance. upon
'""''"' ~ EDWARD c. DYER,
J. c. MCGUIRE.
w.wroros, September ~, 1850.
aspt. 97--dn
THE sword Exercise, Arranged for military Instruc-
by Major Henry q. Wayne, United States
any part United States. u The edition for sale IN
Washington city by - ...,
Booksellers, 9th street.
The Army Regulations, published by the Department Of War
price o. Manual Of officers Of the
va The Army and Navy Reeisters Cross Military Laws
Ooopcrs Tactics; be Courts Msrt'sI SCOTS Infantry
Tsccsi and all other WORKS Of official character published al
the seat Of government MWV
THE American miller and Minwr,shs's Assistant
vol, with illustrations, price ~ -, -
The Turner's with plates OF ehuck tools, nstrn
mspts, and patterns I vol, rs cents.
Fruit Flour Kitchen Garden adapted TO the United States
vol
May 10 FRANCk TAYLOR
uARpERs' Magazine for june International Masa-
u sioe for Juns Ths Heir Of wsswaysnd.s Tale by Mary
Hewitt. FRANCk TAYLOR.
MAY 30
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Iem government which mad eApired aae N M -
the mDes and therefore the advantse,
prepared Immediate operations wl,hout Ls
expenses Incidental 10 opsning new mines and most
syed 90 be productive They ali
,bs nssgabe and other
of Their products Louis are IN M,
county yielding abundaBy all the agricultural pIodue, a. s
itude in which they are located.
J. BUTTERfIElp
Commissioner Of the GsneIal Land GA
May 2-lswl3w
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TIlIERsS History Of the French Revolution, bean
i uhh English edition, complete for ~ So - $1,000.
APPS fHhNCk ihfLoh
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prr cubic
70 piece. yellow nine timber 8 feet long 10 BY IA inches 10
4, s,,a,o, sound ava }ee from hs tno. Thr.c n,ce,
NAV have I, wane on inches an the corner. and may
taper 3 inches each
4 900 feet board common yellow pine 4nch plank
length. OF 10 40 or 40 feet OF paraIe widths and edge.
sawed square 10 be sound and free rom splits shakes.
ah,dt ,o,. NJ bond ,ness
The above order lie beams . &C. arr to be The b., sus
ouehannn pne clear pieces
80. "a :. t..c,,,bes " -
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THE Exercise. Arranged for military Instruc-
by Brevc Major Henry O. Wayne United States army,
Department Price ~ postage
United u The edition for sal. In
Washington city by
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25
n,nsnnctns nf the Americnn Whig Reyie,Y.

Prospectus of the American Whig Review.
IN the original Prospectus Of the AMERICAN RE-
4 vtEw issued at Washington by MIR. Cotton, its for
mer Proprietor and Editor, number OF the leading
Wing Members OF the Twenty-seventh Congress
uSA5-6) subscribed their names to the following
solution--
EARNESTLY approving the plan of such National
organ, long needed and OF manifest importance, the
undersigned agree to contribute for its pages from
time to time such communications as may be neees-
sary TO set forth and deend the doctrines held by the
United Wing Party of the Union. Signed by George
p Marsh, Daniel D. Barnard ]. Mcpherson Berrien,
r. ngersoll, +. JOY Morris, I. l.. Cingman, Daniel
Webster, r. C. Winthrop, Thomas Butler King, Ham
ilton Fish, j. p Kennedy, J. Collamer, VIM. Archer
Rufus Choate, Alexander Fl. Stephens"
An engraved portrait of some distinguished person
willbe found in eVery number of the Review. These
M en- and Whenever that is possible will be accom-
pal led with an authentic Memoir Of the person rep
resented.
The first objects of the Review are Of course poti
cali tits designed to set forth aud defend the prfnei
pies, the measures, and the men of the UNITED WHs
PARTY of the Union. II has beena matter Of just re-
proa ch to that Party that though it embraces its pro-
portion OF the intelligence and learning Of the
try, II has had no Quarterly or Monthly Organ de-
voted to the expression and defence Of its opinions
and measures The conductors Of the American Re-
view has done what in them lies to remove this re
proach by securing contributions from sources Of
ability and truth
The literary department Of the Review will agree
in spirit with the political.
TnRMs-S5 year, in advance.
d. w. HOLLY, Publisher, 100 NGuSIau II.
Now York, October, 1851 26
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TO THE WHO'S OF PAIRFIELD
Now is the time 20 snbSciIbe,
ONE DOLLAR sEvENTY-TIyE CENTS ONLY.
CircnIntel the OocIIncnis.


LocoIocosm has unlimited power IN Ohio. The
promises of that purity are now. 10 be Tested. The
people of the State are deeply iulerssieJ in the
result and il is their duty to watch the move
ments Of those men who by the most unusual
means have obtained control Of the State Govern.
ment
WINGS OF FAIRFIELD! It is your duty to
wdtch their movements aud be prepared to resist
any unlawful power they may assume and pre-
vent thom practising their former pecula,ions
upon the public treasury. Atlhis time, the State
finmces are in a prosperous condition 1T will be
wei for the people of Ohio that designing men
do not chnnge the present condition OF things
Circulate the documents. Let some-gpod Wing
paper he placed in the bands Of every voter aud
every family. In this way and this alone. will
the Wing party be prepared for the next cam
paigu 1t will be a highly interesting and i'm
porlant cuntost, and no pains should he spared
to give the vote of Ohio for the Wing candidat,
for the Presidency.
We want to place the Ga=ene in the hands Q
every voter. Tie opposition by oil means Il
their power. by their speeches, their press lhei
officeholdsrs and ofiice.seeker,, are iaboring in
cesslntly to produce di@ftc'ion and luke warm
ness in our ranks, and the only remedy is TO cir
culate among the people THE FACTS, in orde
that these efforts may be cOnnteracted.
No man is too poor to take paper; no ma
shouldbe without one in this crisis. Locoi6isn
has, the power an mast fulfil its promises, or b
exposed. But whit good will this do, unless W
can reach the public by the public pressl. Ther
Wings of Furlield, let the circulation of the cou
ty paper be increased in every part of tho coul
ty aud eur word Tor it, the result Of next year
electinn will not be atwo.thir1ls' Whig vote.
TERMS. Strictly in advance, tl75 per yea
During the yepr 8. We still continue opr off
to postmasters wb1 will t.ks m interest in i
creasing the circulation Of the paper.
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Fairfield County Common Pleas.

fI.lllION fON gAkIllION.
Michael Wagner US. Maglalena Wagner( (Widow,)Io
Wagner, Catharins Miller, Daniel Holder and Mag
dal6na, his wife, Daniel Fisher and Mary his wife,
Jacob Wagner, jacob Albright John Albright Hen
ry Albright, George Albright, Isaac Albright, Sam
uel Albright "a minor Daniel Albright, "a minor,
Edmund Caventer and the unknown htir OF Mag
daen Cavendar
FlSHE above named deicnllnts will take notice that
a the above named plaintiff did, on this 9th day Of
October A. y, 1851 file in the clerks Office of the
court of common pleas for Fairfield county, Ohio
his petition against them the said defendants praying
that partition may be made Of the following land and
tcneinents of which Adam Wagner, latpiy deceased
died seized, viz;
ln.Lot, No 7, in Square No. 8, of the town Of Bal
timoro, in Fairfield county. Ohio,
Lot No II, in the central addition to said town Of
Baltimore.
tractof about 81 acres, part Of southeast quar-
ter Of section No, 70, in township No. 10, range No
10, of lands in said Fairfield county
tract ofabout 10 acros, part of the southeast quar-
ter OF section No, ~, township No, Is range No. 10
of lands in Fairfield county.
And q certain other tract Of about % acres part o
The northeast quarter Of section No %, township No
10, range No. 10, Of lands in said Fairfield county
Ohio,
Application for tho assignment Of dover Of said
Magdalena Wagner, in, and for the partition of sail
premises, willbc made by said plaintiff at thohex
term of said court,
I'D s. G. D, MARTIN, diioruegs for PciRione,
October3O 1851 S525 6w26
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Prospectus for 1859.
TIE SATURDAY EVENING POST.

The Leading literary Weekly of the Union.
F2NIlE proprietors ofthe POST think it unnecessary
u 10 dwell upon the distinguished features of their
well-know wGekly, whose brilliantsuccess during
eXistance ofTIIlRrY YEARSis a sure guarantee for
the future. Wehave the pleasure of announcing our
continued connection with that distinguished author
ess, NJ rs. Il. d. H.. N. S0UTHWORrH, author Of
"The Deserted Wife," "Shannondale," etc. During
tho coming year, have already made arrangements
for the following novelets: =: EOLlNE; OR, MAGIC.
Liza VALE; by Mrs. Carolina Lee Hentz, Author OF
LINDA" "Rena," etc. VIOLA; OR, ADVENTURES
IN THE FAR S'WESraCompanion "Pl airieFl
er.' BY Emerson Bennett Author oil Prairie Flow
er' The Bandits ol tho Osage," etc TRIAL AND
TRlUMPll By T. S. Arthur, Author OF "The Iron
Hand n..TomPerance Tales, etc, And last, but not
least TIE CRUISE OF CLIFTON; Tale of Expa--
tion BY, Mira +. d. f. N. Southworth, author Of
The Deserted Wife" etc. etc.
A MORALPApER.-I conclusion, we may say
that we shall maintain for the Post tho character il
has acqunedof being Rshicly moral paper one that
parent may allow to go freely before his innocent
sons and daughters. careful guard shall also be
kept, as heretofore over the Advertising Columns,
Tho POST also will contain every week Selected
Articles OF the choicest description, one or more En-
cravings, Humorous Articles, the Most Interesting
News, Local News, Bank List, State of the Markets
Inc stock Market, etc. etc,
| TERNIS--T The terms OF the POST are Two Dollars
il paid nadvance, Three Dollars if not paid in ad-
vance. For five Dollars in ddUaHce, one copy iS
sent three years. We contime the following low
terms for Clubs to be sent in the city, one address,
and, m the country, to one post'otce.
4 Copies. observation-disclosures So 90 per annum
(And one 10 Agent, or the getter up of the
Cub,) TIM. $40 w "
! 10 And one to Agent, or the getter up Of the
! Club,) .....................S S15 10 "
! % "(And one to Agent, or the getter up OF the
! Club. b)...............,.... $50 90 I"
| Tho money for Clubs must always be sent in ad-
vance. Subscriptions mayb be sont at our risk. When
the sum is large draft should be procured if possi-
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P. s. copy of the POST will be sent gratis a. =
specimen, to any one requesting 1t.
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INSuRANCE
INSURANCE
HY THE
? ROTBCTl0N INSURANCE. g0MPANL
OF HARTFORD. CONN,
Incorporated 1926.
Capital Stock, Observation-Disclosures

FHNHE Merchants and Householders Of Lancaster and
Il Fairfield county, respectfully referred to the
superior advantages offered for FIRE and MARINE
Insurance. by the above. named company, which
maintains its business as IL has done during the last
l26 years, upon responsible and permanent basis
Annexed is an extract from Circular No. 49, recently
received from w B. Robbins, Esq General Agent Of
the company for the Western and Southern States
-s -'"DlSCOUNTS OF AWARDS, Etc.
Public attention has OF late been called to the mon
strous Indebtedness of certain Insurance companies,
which has resulted in their bankruptcy, involving
'ss opremuns upon the unexpired period ofrsks a.
we'll serious ossesto claimants stockholders
endorsers. The undersigned takes therefore pecu-
liar pleasure and pride in stating that the affairs of
tho Old Protection Office have never been in more
sound and prosperous condition than at the present
! time The rejection Of an immense number of risks
duringthe last six years, which have been eagerly
aken at low yates, by our competitors, has exerted
J the most salutary influence. and demonstrated the
fact long since advocated by u.s. that Insurance is not
so much business OF chaace as is generally suppos-
ed Its results are capable Of being reduced by dis
erection and experience to an almost scientific exact
ness and average of disasters ascertained, which
is subject to but slight and unimportant variations
AT the General Agency Office, and the Western
and southern Agencies of the Protection company
Two hundred ana thirteen in number reporing there
to- the aggregate liabilities of every description in
cludng all Losses not paid because not due; amounts
to $o60943. while the cash means entrusted to the
undersigned for the payment Of these iabilities)
elusive OF incoming Western and Southern premiums,
or the capital stock and other resources Of the Office
at Hartford, amounting to SSl 1927 The under.
signed is, therefore, prepared to discount at the rate
Of per cent per annum, all unpaid awards and other
liabilities oil the Office at the several Agencies AboVG
referred 10 coming under his supervision"
The undersigned, local Agent, is supplied with
blank Policies and Renewal Receipts, which will be
issued covering approved risks upon reasonable terms
WILLIAM P. CREED, Agt. Pro. ms, Co.,
Dec L. for Lancaster and Fairfield COUNT
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STEAM.CARs AND LIGHTNING CONVEX.
sATIoN. ~- Haskins, one OF the Conductors
on the Southern Michigan Railroad, is a
Telegrapher, lie always carries lele
graphic instrument and battery in tho
cars with him. Whom an accident hap
pens, or any derongment in meeting II
train that should pass at certain time,
no throws piece of wire up 10 the wire
On the telegraph line On that route --sitsin
tho cara and enquiries tho particulars, or
gives 'nlormaIiou to any depot ON the
route. To rig his machine does not oc.
cnpy mote than three minutes time. -.
That's what we call an improvement in
Railway cars.
We learn that all tho condutors on
tho New York aud Erie Rail Road arc
now required to loarn tho art Of Tele
graphing, aud will soon have ius,rumenl
aud batteries on board Of each train.
Mr.. Gibbs, tho new Superintendent
of tho Southern Michigan line, Away
carries an instrumonl, &C., in his lrun
while travelling on the line, Let him b
where he ploasos on the route, he ca
talk from one end TO the other al any tim,
Detroit Tribune.