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n OLD GALEN'S HEAD
X DIN " DISPENSARY,
~lfaSYsstMA BEAVER STREET, Clinch
n.y. AS~|9AAl Hole RuiIdiuGs-estabisledor -
VA ~ %S&A er Il hall century and sui con
k~SNAss5zytA,SS% tnued Tor the removal and pre-
* eSSsS.SAS vention OF the Nenereal Diseuse
>GhXyrlsyfS$S without mercury.
>$SSSkslS&H Ner remedies md quic
STNE%@SA & Recent cases OF Injection cur
AN-N~ ESAS ed in a few hours by a single an
piication, without any medicines, and without csun
ING pain.
Loag Standing and Difficult Cases- Doctor Ia
GROIN has gained himself a great reputation for
tie cure OF long standing and unwiSe treated secret
diseases, whether mid or virnient and from an ex-
perience that very seldom fails to the lot OF .ny
physician, he is enabled to warrant n ptrlert prJ
IastIng cure IN any and all cases OF above named
diseases.
Take Particular Noticc-There is 4 babi, which
boys teach each other at the academy or coIlcre-a
habit lndnIGed in when by himself, in so,ltud.
growing up with the boy to manhood few OF those.
vino indulge IN this pernicious practice are aware
OF the consequences until they lind the nervous s,s-
tenn shattered, feel strange ana unaccuuntable feel
lues, and vngue tears in the mind.
DTS. B. Woodward, Superintendent of he Hos.
ptai Tor the Insane, has the following remarks on
tins practice: For the last four years" he say,
1T has taIen to my lot to witness, examine and
mark the progress oI from ten To Twenty-Five caaes
daily, who nave been the victims OF this dcbasiag
habit, and aver that no cause whattyrr. wbirA an.
crates ON th" human system. pr|o>'ratrsq ali 1T. eurr-
g'eS-rurn'aI, moral and uhlsicaI-Io an eorsl pX-
tent. nave seen more cases OF IdIocy from tins
cause alone, Than from nj. thr other causes o. ,asnr,-
~, II insanity ana IdIucy do nor result Other III .
eases, lrreinedIa5.r and hopeless follow in lis lrai
or such n degree OF lmoecllty marks is lavar,snD
or! body and mind, NJ to destroy the huppIn+ss OF
,le.a an make existence itself wretched aad misera-
bic IN the extreme
l0"ng Mem! Let no false modes,y deter Won
from making your cnse known TO one, who. from
reSpectahHtY' can alone heiTpnd you. lie who
places himself uuder DIR. La Croix and his treat
nPlt. MAY TpttlpuS1V rbitII4 in hT. ,,..
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F.l.FCY
Holiday Presents.

NE have Just opened a lot of small
" furnished Work Boxes, Gents and Ladies'
dressing Cases, Leather aud Wood portable Writ
ing Cases aud Desks, China and Wax Dolls, Fancy
Snuff Boxes, Cigar Cases, Silver Boxes and Gold
Cases, FIuil Knives, Elegant
GOLD WATCHES!
ofthe quality sold by us for ten Years past. worth
from $40 to 800 aud upwards; Fans York Cases,
Gold Thimhles, Eye & lasses, rich Card Cases, Pray
er Book Marks, Silver and other napkin Rings.
children's Globes, Fine Brushes, Ladies' Compan-
ions, %chIldren's Bureaus, Toys, Rattles, &c: a fine
rosewood Piano, Acolean, Melodion, or Accordion
would be a suitable present Tor some, We have nice
ones silk Umbrellas, Parlor and Hall Lamps, and
a hne variety OF fancy articles; Chlldren's Horses
aud NelocIpcdes, all OF (which are sold at satisfactory
prices. BRlNSMAlD, BROTHER g. co.
Dec. IL. du
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JAMES w. HICKOK.
.uyli. Solicitor. w3w}
Chauncy lsrOWncH's Estate,

STATE OF VERMOT, The Honorable the Pro-
District OF Chittenden So ( bate Court within aud
tor the District OF Chittenden. To the creditors and
others concerned in the estat" OF Chauncy Brownell
late OF WlIlsIon, in SAID District, deceased,
Whereas, the Administrator OF the Estate of said
deceased, has made application TO this Court, to ex-
tend the time limited 10 making payment of the
debts OF said deceased, one year from the ID day OF
August 1881, and the 9Th day OF August next, being
assigned Tor a heuring in the premises, at the Office
OF Rlxtord & Adams IN Burlington, in said District,
and II having been ordered that notice thereof be-
gwen, by publishing this decree three weeks success
lively in the Darlington Free Press n news paper
printed at Burlington, before the time fixed for hear
ing.
Therefore, you nre hereby notified, to appear be-
fore sad Court, at the time and place aforesaid, then
and there, 10 make objection ifany you have, 10 the
said time otpayment beng further extended as nfore-
said.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 23d day
Of July, A. D., 1851.
BRADFORD RIXFORD,
wfw1 Registu.
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Fourth Off sIly.

AERSONS visiting town on the fourth,
4 and having any inclination to purchase a silk
Eur, or Straw HAT, cannot rrsist the temptation oil
cred 10y WEED, as they viii lind tho largest assort-
ment IN the State and at reduced prices, Walk N
Gents. GLO, X. WEED.
College ST.. July Sd, 81
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Fee Cream.

A Superior article at the burlington Cofee House
next 10 the American Hotel.
Families and Hotels supplied at short notice.
July Is, 81. diff
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GROVER s. BAKER
Patent Sewing Machine.

VI b'thttu RCD IItn, iSJi,D
THE Inventors aud Projectors, after a long time
L spent in pertectinG and simplifying their inven-
ton and having now received United Sta rs Letters
Patent ON t p same, are prepared to Offer for sale the
exclusive Right ct Territory for States, Counties and
Cities or Machines, with the right TO use. This is
entirely an Original invention, n, thing at all similar
having ever before been offered to the public the
right OF the invention is therefore uuroutesIed. Oar
Nnchil 2, by the use of two needles, supplied wih
thread from spooIs, foIms a nelr stitch winch wilIr tot
open or ravri,-in fact, a fast stitch. 1t Is adapted
to Tn" sewing Of all ku Dis OF fabrics. MS also on leati-
or, III straight circular, or other seams. 1t is capH-
nr OF beng worked AT great speed, and requires hut
little power. By means of the feed carriage, which
Is compact and convenient, the stitch may be regu-
lated to any length. The needle strikes perpendIcu-
Iarly upon the table of the Machine, and affords an
opportunity OF sewing as tar IN from ;he edge of the
cloth as may be desired. The Machine is worked
by treadie, hand, or power, Is easy regulated, aud be-
ing compact and simple IN construction, is not liahie
20 get out of order. We are confident that our Ma
.h'ne, on trial, will Corrolurate all de statements
her" made. The prICr OF one OF our MachInps, com
uIrtr (Which viii be care,uIy packed to 90 to any
part OF tie WORTH Is one hundred and twenty-five
iui ars. Applications tor night OF Territory. or the
trsl"c'ng t'l"n, InI all urIp's enclosing money for
machines, will be promptly attended TO-. All letters
to he pos paid, and addressed to the PloprietOrs and
pateutees,
GROVER s. BAKER.
Il Mix St, Boston ,Msns
June 30, 81. w5lmo,3
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We would invite the attention to the genuine
constantly ON hand. The character ot these PloWs
Tor case OF draft and management and the cTcrileu-
ry Of their work, is well established in the mines OF
the Farming community, to be superior to any other
or Plow now in use We now Dir" them at reduced
price e., together with a general assortment OF A.ri-
cultural and horticultural Implements OF every de-
SCupuon. X. BRONSON.
March %, 1881. wit
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EFT LIC OR VULCA NIZED
Rubber Betting,
steam packing and Hose,
NANUFACTURED BFTTlE
es0sfOn Hsckting Company.


RE ANY OF TIE HEAVIEST BELTS
VA in the Northern States. are made Of the Vuica-
niHed Rubber, or Metallic Cum Composition, (Which
cannot be affected by heat or cold , and are in success
llI operation, giving perfect satisfaction. The eXpe-
Renee OF the laat three years has gained for them the
CONFIDENCE OF the consumers; this, together with the
TACT that great Improvements have been made in the
quallty, warrants the manufacturers IN asserting it to
be superior to leather for all open Belts, ,nore eapc-
claIIy Tor heavy or main Belts for the following rea-
sons
l. It's perfect equality Of width and thickness, which
1t viii retain.
.. No danger of HEAT under 300 Farenheit INJURIES
1t, and it remains flexible in any degree Of cold.
3. 1t IS OF great strength and durability, does not
slip on the puIrys, consequently a gain Of power il
obtained, and when adjusted to machinery, doe. not
require alteration, as is the case with leather.
d. In large Betting the cost is much below that o
Gather.
Alarge assortment always on hand, and furnished
OF given lengths at shortest notice.
Packing tor Steam Boilers and Steam Pipes, made
Of the Metallic Rubber, is now universally adopted by
the Rail Roads and largest Steam Worka IN New
England, also, on board he Steam Boats of the IVES
tern lakes and when once tried. is sure to guh ,rsede
aIlother articles tor this important pnrpoos. An as
sortment OF various hicknpsscons,antiy on hand.
NOSE.
Metallic Gum Elastic Fire Engine and Factory
Hose.
Srction Hose, of various sizes, which is found much
more perfectly are tight and durable than leather, and
1t n lower price.
Coupling furnished at the customary prices.
STRONG DOOLlTTLE & co. AGENTS,
July IL, 80 WITT
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WiDuNLNE

AMI SEED 81 OihI..
CHURCH STREET. e = BURLINGTON, VT.
AT the old Niand Of EyARTS II BEoNsoN.
a LAtGE assortment OF Grain. Garden and
n Flower Seeds, Beet, Onion. Iurulp and Car
rot Seed in large or small quantities, and warrant
ed to be OF the very best quality that eau BE- pro-
Iuced.
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TR USSES!
Dr. j. w. Phelps,

NO 7iTREMONI ST. BOSTON.
s constantly supplied, from his own Mandatory,
i with a complete assortment of Trnsses. Abdom-
inal Supporters, Spinal Corslets, Shoulder Braces,
Laced Stockings, Knee Caps and Fracture Banda
ges,
Legs.
These instruments are all Of the very beat construc-
ton, and are used and patronized by the Mass. Cen
Hospital, and are recommended by the first sur.
geons in this country and i'll Europe.
These instruments-the best OF the kind-may be
had ut the manufactures prices, of DIR. n. WARD
east side of the square, Burlington, Vt.
June -. d6t&wImos
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I'VE GEESE FEATHERS Of the
Best Kind Just received aud for sale at Mich
OILS Cash Store, formerly Lovelys) Church Street
Burlington June . '49. d59w5Ott
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Black and White, S0lyered, gilt and fancy s ylcs o
Fans, low aud high priced.
! ARIET \.
Dress'ug Cases, Portable Desks, Writing Cases.
Shaving CASES, Razors. Straps, Soap Bushes OF al
Kinds, Shell and Horn Dressing Combs. Fine and
Pocket Combs, Genuine Farina Cologne by the box
or the bottle.
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Every article used IN the line, including ia and J
plate Cameras ard apparatus. Scovills and French
40 medium, and ! Plates Chemicals &c. quite
low. In the line of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-10
RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
A valuable Farm For Sale.

n NbluuDlt ram EOi SuhSs
4 WILL, as Executor of the Estate JoHS AUGUSTUS
Il Sen, deceased. offer at public sale at the door of the
in the town Of Lancaster, on Saturday
the San day of Nay, 1851, the homestead farm Of the
said deceased, situated in the county Of F~airiield,Clear-
creek township, within six miles Of a depot on the
great Central Railroad now to be made nom Cincinnati
to ZanesSille.
Said farm was selected with care by the late owner
and bought secondhand in April, 1876: II contains
2231 acres, about 80 acres OF which are in timber lots
and are valuable, with a sugar camp that has not oeeh
used much. The balance is in a good state Of euniIs-
ton and ~incumbered only with thirty acresol wheat
About 60 acres are in grass, l! Of which Is meAuowcm
The improvements area good log mousse "eA'Heii
boarded. a first rate barn and other GU. hou 81 uhn
3 two good orchards Of grated fruit chiefly WlnteraP-
ples. Upon the prnises are springs Of limestone
water q good as any in the county and running STREAMS
for stock. IL k..J
Tcrms.-One third the purchase money IN hand
and the balance in one and two years with interest
Possession will be given on the first day Of August
next or on the day of sale, to be made known hereafter,
ANY further information that may be wanted, will
be giyenby calling on the subscriber at his residence
in Lancaster, Ohio.
March 6, 1851. ts44
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EgMyFH E tSl0
49gkA
IlAILnOAD M

The voters Of Fortified County baving decided IN
favor Of Railrpad Subscriplim-lbn vote will lie
Of no use without $lOO,0O0 Of private subscrip-
tim.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that The Cor
pOrutors named in the Inv, will ~ snon hereafter
as practicable, visit rneh i~ownship IL the county
with u subscription book IL solicit subscriptions
aud thu un Saturday next al I O'Clock p. NJ !
meeting Of the citizens oi Hooking township vii
be hel at tie Court House IN Lancaster To com
Inence the work Of subscription.
Persons residing in other townships are respect
fully invited to attend.
Ii. Fl. HUNTER
W. }. GARD.
CorpOrdtors.
M. u. KREIDER.
SAMUEL CARPENTER,
WIN. l. |JEFFRlES,
. II. PERRY.
JOEL RADEBAUGtI.
Committee.
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CABINET SIYOP-REMOyAL.

N K FISHEL respectfully informs his old friends
IL. and the public generally, that he has removed
his Cabinet Ware Room from Columbus street. to the
old stand formerly occupied by George l.. Eckert
on BroadpaA four doors south Of The mdrhet-houSe,
where he will keep constantly on hand a good %essort-
ment of Cabinet Furniture, and other articles in
his line. Mahogany and Cane-sent Chairs, Bedsteads
of all descriptions, TABLES, Sofas, Bureaus, &c. &c.
All his articles will lie manufactured ofthe best mate
rial, in the best manner aud in good style.
He will also at all times be ready te manufacture Ia
order, all articles in his line, upon the shortest notice
Collins made to order and personal attendance al
funerals when requested.
Thankful for the very LIBERAL encouragement here
tofore extended to him, he would solicit a continuance
of the public patronage; and in all cases he will do hi:
utmost to give satisfaction to his customers.
D. K. FISHEL.
Ton,o.tar Anr;I IN IobI 6mA0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-10

New ADvERTIsEMENTs.- Work. Son
J. Work are on hand as usual with a beau
tifuI and excellent assortment for the sea.
son. Among other articles, We notice a
Seamless Cater for Gentlemen and a
Jenny Lind Buskin for Ladies', which are
really beautiful. Go and Improve y1ur
understandings"
d. Stamps Gard will also be found in
our columns. We only express the gen.
eral opinion of all who have patronized
him, when we say that he gives s%atisfac
ton aud is we'll qualified to cater for the
appetite and add TO the comfort Of his
guests.
Wesley Moody advertises his wagons,
buggies and pumps. In the former he is
we'll known as a good workman; as to the
after, we speak from personal expert
ence. The pumps arc good.
w. e. Williams is prepared for the
Spring business. In these days, Steam
power is required to do up work will
speed. See ais advertise; nent.
d. X. FiShel has removed his Cahine.
Ware. Room to Broadway. See his Gard
tie is a good workman and always make:
beautiful and durable work. Call ant
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-10
Of the county:

Majority for subscription 1892
1t will be seen that a very large vote
was polled, 1900 upon the Railroad ques
ton, which is probably 100 less than the
number of voters at the polls. Since the
clipping off of a part of Violet, the half
of Auburn and the whole Of Perry town
ship, the entire vote Of the courty does
NOT probably exceed $500. The vote ou'
is greater than any polled at any Spring
or other election, except in a Presiden
lial canvass. Counting the whole vote
of the county the Railroad has about 1872
majority, and this supposes every voter
not at the polls an anti railroad man,
which of course is a very wrong susplc
ion. We think a round thousand fairly
represents the views of the people upon
this question.
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CITY ARTER ELECTION.

TIME qualified Voters OF the Corporation ofthe City
i of Lancaster, will meet at the Town Hall in said
Town, on the 2lSt day Of ApriL, 1851, being the third
Monday of said month, and then and there proceed to
elect for one year 4 until their successors are elected
and qualified, a MAYOR from the City at large and
EIGHT MEMBERS of the | COUNCIL two from
each Ward, to be elected by the qualified Voters re-
siding in such Wards, in accordance with the provis-
Ions Of an Act passed by the Legislature of Ohio, on
the 7th day of March, 1851, Incorporating the City OF
Lancaster.
Also at the same time aud place, proceed to elect
Two Members Of tn Board of Edu alton, from tho
City at large, for the term OF three years-in pursu
ance to the provisions of the Act passed by the Lagis.
lature Of Ohio, on the 18th day Of February, 1913
schools in the City Of Lancaster. Ohio.
JOHN ARNEY, PC.
Lancaster, April Z, 1851.
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WAGONSl RUGGIESu PuMPsIu

TTNHE undersigned still continues to manufa cture at
l. his old stand on Wheeling street, every variety Of
WAGONS and BUGGIES, which will be kept on hand
ready for ironing and also manufactured to order
They will be made Of the best material and in the
best manner,
keep the Eric, Pennsylvania, Pump, which are now
well known nthis community ash first rate article.
Thankful for past fAvors, he s%olicits a continuance
OF the public patronage, He will as heretofore give
satisfaction to his customers WESLEY MOODY.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851 2m49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-10

CnEgRlNG.-We rather think. take It
all in al, that the counties Of Clinton,
Fayette, Pickaway and Fairfield have
given powerful impetus to the Peoples
Railroad. United, they vote stock To the
amount of $3.50, 900, by a majority of a.
bou, 5000. Let Muskingnm aud Perry
swell the song and individuals along the
line join in the chorus. The road will
be made and the people reap the benefit.
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SWAN noTEL-LANcAsTER, OHIO.

N STUMP, having extended his lease of this well
-. 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 DO supplied
with the choicest of Liquors, and the StabHHg, amply
sufficient for the accommodation and safe keeping Of
horses and vehicles, will be attended by an attentive
and careful hostler.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851 40
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CHEAPER GOODS THAN EVER.

At the NetD Store, first and second Rooms East Qfthe
SWAN HOTEL.
HAVING purchased of T. U. WHITE, his late val
HI liable stock of Goods, and having added thereto
alargs and general selection from the Eastern mar
kets which / am now receiving, | am enabled tool +
to the public at the old stand, one of the most SHpe-
Tior and Magnificent Stock Of Goods ever offered at
this place, consisting of Dry Goods in every depart
ment, Bonne,s, new style) Hats, Caps, Parasols, I'M
brellas, Wall Paper, Cutlery China Glass and Queens.
ware, warranted Boots and Shoe, AMI a very general
Assortment of Groceries. All of which will be sold
at prices SO unusually low as to astonish the public.
PETER b. LOWE.
Lancaster, April 8, 1851. 3m49
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A WORD TO THE UNINFORMED.

TINE Co-Parthrrship heretofore existing under the
firm name of REINNiUSD, Son y Beck, has this
day BY mutual consent been dissolved. The notes
and accounts are at the old stand, and as the same must
be speedily settled, it is hoped that all who know
Themselves indebted - said firm, either by note or
book account, will avail themselves Of this notice and
call Immediately; "a word to the wise is sufficient.
The business will be continued at the said stand1
No. 81, mGin-street, Lancaster, Ohio.
REINMClSD u SON.
March u, 1851 N
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Che Gantastrr @u,rttr.
|Thnrsdny Morning, April 10, 1881
RnIIrond Vote-OmsIa

The following is the official vote of
Fairfield county. for and against a county
subscription of S25O.OOo to the capital
stock of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE Railroad company. 1t is a
gratifying result and will have without
doubt a most favorable influence upon
the prosperity Of the county:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-10

THE New CoNsTITUTIoN,--This in
strument, in a corrected form, appears in
our weekly. If any person wishes a
copy they can obtain it at this office.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-10

New GooI s.--Messfs. Little & ORES
bachs have received a portion of their
Spring & Summer stock of Goods, aud
we notice some beautiful patterns and
some very excellent goods. They are
cheap Of course. Call and examine the
stock. Advertisement In a few days.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-10
April 5, 1851.

ESrATE of David SwartZ.-Hotice is here
II by given, that the undersigned has been appoint
ed and qualified as Administrator of the Estate Of DA-
vtD SwARrz, deceased, late Of Fairfield county Ohio.
All persons having claims against said Estate are hero.
by notified to present them legally autlenticated with
in one year from this date, andthosa indebted to make
immediate payment to
ADAM BRANDT, Adm'tor.
Anril q. tS5l A,ydQ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-10
April 8, 1851

FSTATE of Joseph WiIsOn.-Notice is here
H BY given, that the undersigned has been appoint
ed and qualified as Executor OF the Estate of JosEPH
WILSON, deceased, late OF Fairfield county, Ohio. Al
persons having claims against said Estate are hereby
notified to present them legally authenticated within
one year from this date, and those indebted to make
immediate payment to DAVID ALRIGHT, Ertor
April 8, 1851 4w49
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April 10, 1851

NOTICE.--On the 9th day of April 1851, the
IN Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield county de-
clarel the estate of Thomas Macarthur d1ceaS,dto be
probably i~nsolvent. Creditors are therefore reauir-
ed to present their claims against said estate to the UNI
d~ersigned for allowance within six months from the
time above mentioned, or they will not be entitled to
payment. WIN. MACARTHUR,
Administrator.
April s, 1851. 4w-49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-10

NSTATE OF DAVID CARR,--Notice is hereby
~ given, that the subscriber has been appointed and
analiiied as Administrator of the Estate oil DAVID
Cam, deceased, late Of Fairfield County, Ohio. All
persons having claims against said Estate arc hereby
notified to present them Legally authenticated within
one year from this date, and those indebted to make
immediate payment to
JOHN W. CARR, Admtor.
March 81, 1851. 4w'47
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ESTATE OF r. M. ATNswORTH.

TNHE final settlement of said Estate is retarded by
the tendency OF 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.
MAdrIN, Esq. or Of the undersigned at Cleveland
Ohio, WIN. SLADE, Jr, Adm'tOr
Of the Estate Of r. NJ. AiaslDorth, deceased
March 90, 1861 ~dlmw3m4'