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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29

HooFIANDs GERMAN B~rTTERs.-These celebrated
Bitters, prepared by DR., c. NJ. Jackson, 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia, are performing astonishing cures
throu .hout the whole country. We can bear witness
to their curative powers 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 recom-
mend them to take the preparation, knowing that they
will cure the disease spoken of and many others to
which flesh is heir to-" There is a spurious article
made in Philadelphia. The only place to get the gen.
uine article is 100 Arch street, Philadelphia, OF DR.
Jackson, or his agents throughout the county.
Ij-See Advertisement
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29
WAGONS! BUGGIESM PUMPSUM
TO FARMERS.
BUGGIES, WAGONS.

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS,
CPLOUGHS, &c.-The Undersigned respect.
fully inform the public at large, that they still intend
to carry on the various branches of their business, at
the Oh Stand in Greenfield toy7ship, oqe.fOGrth
mile tceSt of the road leading from Lancaster to Bal
timore, near WieSfS T1rern, where they intend to
keep on hand and manufacture to order,
~ carriages. Burgies and Wagons,
~H~qBarshear 1dshOvelPloughs &c
s,.SsASSSHNss- They are always prepared TO
repair all Kinds of work in their line upon the short
est notice and most reasonable terms.
All persons wishing to purchase are invited to call
aud examine for themselves; and all work is TarraHt-
ed 10 sf17d, r. & J. HUNTER.
Fairfield county. Ohio. April 8, 1851 6m4S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29

The names of the delegates, when
elected, should be forwarded To John T.
Brasee, Esq, Chairman OF the Wing
County Central Committee. The dele,
gates elected. are entitled to seats in the
State Convention, with power t o fill va
cancies. The entire delegation of the
County, however, is entitled to but five
votes, TO be cast in such manner as shall
be determined in the Convention,
1t is hoped that all the Wings of the
County will give ~at,ention to this matter,
and meet at the time and place appoint.
ed; for the IMPORTANCE of the occasion
demands every Wing voter to be at the
l. on Tuesday, the l7th of June.
By order of the Wing County Central
Committee.
Lancaster, Ohio, May "a, 1851.
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NOW THEN!

GATES in the Tallmadge House, has got fresh
" supply of every description Of goods in his line
''too tedious to mention"
Lancaster, May 20, 1851. 4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29
May 80, lh5l

ESTATE OF M~AGDALENA BRENAMAN.-No-
II tice is hereby given, that the Undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as AdminisIa t0r of the
Estat OF MAGpALENA BBESAMAN, deceased, late of
Fairfi I'D county, Ohio. All 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 immedhte payment to
HENRY BRENAMAN, Adnt0r
May 90, 1851. Ava
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ESTATE OF n, M. AINSWORTH.

TIME final settlement Of said Estate is retarded by
il 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 malc Of JoHN D.
MAarIS, Esq. or Of the undersigned at Cleveland,
Ohio, VIM. SLADE, Jr., Admtor
Of the Estate Of R. M AinstOorth, deceased.
March2 %, 1881 dlmwSm4-'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29

Jackson, or his agents throughout the county
lj-See Advertisement
THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE EAsT,-The following
extracts o a letter sent to the proprietor OF Cherry
Pectoral, from Ell HAssAN the ruling Pasha of TIE
bizond, at Ezeroum, shows the peculiarities of Orien-
tai courtesy:
To DR. J. C. AVER the Chemist of rare learning, at
LopnL in Massachusetts and the United States
Con IS GREAT FoREvEn:-I have received your
lett r of affectionate love, with the present of choice
Essence in Bottles, by which your excellent skill
teache; to cure the Affections OF my children.
As the life of one of my people is more dear to me
than camels and gold. we shall pray for you in our
heart when they are raised up from the tent OF sorrow
by this product Of your deep learning and beautiful
wisdom.
For this Gift of Love to your friend, so distant over
many Seas, and for this rare invention OF your skill
may YOU be placed in such seats Of honor and dignity
among ths great in knowledge, as we should oher TO
you in our donrinions,
Given in this Central City Of our Power, by express
command Of NESCHID Ell HASSAN PASHA.
EzERouM, Jamad Avail 1915
Sac advertisement lmo9
ARE YOU A MISUNDERSTANDING from diseases +
which females are generally subject, use. DR.. S. D
Howe's Shaker sarsaparillA-it will certainly cure you
Male or female, old or young, ALL and every FAM
~ should have this excellent Family medicine by then
Call at our depot, or on one Of our Agents, and get
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find facts! facts
fdctsW that can be substantihted by thousands OF lv
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz: that tn
Shaker SarsaparillA, as preparedby DR.. S. ID. HOWL
has been the means Of permanently curing more dis
eases to which the human family are continually sui
ject, than any other preparation Of sArsaParilla eve
vet brought before the public. See Advertisement
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NEW GOODS.-We are now opening a larg
Nv portion of our purchase of Fails Hfnfer Goods
which have been bought at the lowest prices and VIII
be sold at corresponding low rates. The styles sna
quality Of our stock are OF the mo : beautiful ana ou-
rahle kind. and we invite all onr old customers Andtne
public generally, to call and examine the ssoek
LITTLE & pRESBAOH9.
Lancaster, september 20, 1850;
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A BROWN respectfully announces to the citizens
IA. ard travelling community that he has purchased
the interest Of Samuel Lidy III the Hotel known As
the "TALLMADGE HOUSE" where he viii take
great plessu in waiting on all those who mny favor
him with a call.
Lancaster, + bruary %, 1851. ly4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

nor sALE.-Two TOWN LOTS adjoining ths
Il Turnpike about half mile Vast Of the courthouse,
Lancaster, Ohio. The impro ements are a one story
frame house witha kitchen attacked, a good smoke
house, a well of good water and under a good fence
1t will be sold on reasonable terms for cash.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber on
the premises. q. ALLEN.
Lancaster, april II, 1851 3w5O
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TAKE NOTICE-The subscriber hss sela
his entire Stock Of Groceries 70 bEChhh
md wIllbe a, the old stand, ready to adjust unsettlea
,eeounis on Saturday of each week. Ed. bOficSs
Lancaster, April IA, lebl. eS"A-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29
PRINTING T'YpPS

A RE now sold at BRUC $ NEW YORK TYPE.
"A FOUNDRY, at the following very low prices
Tor approval six months notes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29

Increase ...-.. ..$36,375 O5
Equal to GA per cent 10 advunce oil last yeur.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29

DONNETS brought by Exuress in 4 days from
ID the East, are now selling fastat HENLEY'S.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29

FSTATE Of WI LIAM HARPER Notice is hereby
H given, that the subscriber has been appointed and
qualified as Executor of tina Estate OF WILLIAM
HARPER, deceased, late Of Fairfield County Ohio. All
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
AT.r 90 IkEI Al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-29
Ibt Ganraster @a3ette.
'Thursdny Mornlng, Why p, Is5I
WHO'S OF FAIRFIELD ooUaTY.


In accordance with the call ofthe Wing
State Central Committee, you are re-.
quested to meet at some convenient rlace
in the vicinity Of the polls in your re.
spective Townships, on the l7lh day of
June, 1851. (the day appointed to vote
on the new constitution at 3 o'clock. P.
M, for The purpose % electing delegates to
the VINO STATE CONVENTION, To be held
in Columbus IN Thursday. tue 3RD DAY
oP july, A. ID. 1851. The State Con.
veutiuu is 10 be held 10 nominate a Pre-
sident Of the Board Of Public Works. aud
Attorney General, under the old coRsli
%tutioni and many other officers. if the
new constitution be adopted; and to at
tend to Whatever other business the in.
terest of the party requires.
The Townships are entitled To- the
number Of delegates following. on the
basis of the Wing vote for Governor in
l84S, as established by the State Cen.
trail Committee, one delegate for every
100 Wing votes. and an additional dele,
gate for every fraction of so, Il. wit:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-02
Demag0gu eiSm.

The Portage County Whig' is striving
to make capital against the New Constitu-
ton upon the ground that it does not allow
negroes the right Of suffrage. In March
last, that precious consistent sheet used the
following language upon the same subject:
"The history of the past and present
plainly reveal the fact the social and po-
litical elevation Of the negro to lerel
aoiM his achate brother, an this country IS
out Of the question; and he is not the re-
al friend Of the colored man aUho seeks to
conceal this fact from him."
With how much sincerity the puppet of
mittee pull the strings, urges this objection,
let the reader judge.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-02

al representatives OF sucii deceased persons;
and The amount recovered in every such
notion, shall be for the exclusive benefit OF
The widow and next of kin Of such deceas-
ed person, aud shall be distributed TO such
widow and next of kin, in the proportions
provided by law in relation 10 the distribu-
ton Of personal estates, left by persons dy-
ing intesrate; and in every such ac'ion.,he
Jury may give such damages as they shall
deem fair and just. not exceeding five thou
sand dnllars, with reference 10 the pecunia-
ry injury resulting from such death to the
wife and next Of kin 10 such deceased per-
son, Provided, that every such action shall
be commenced within two years after the
death of such dec -ased person.
JOHN F. MORSE.
Speaker Of the Hous, OF Representatives,
CHARLES T.. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
March 25, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-02
"ALaWyers Constitution" :"

Is the Judicial system under the present
Constitution, which, by its uncertainties and
its delays, amounts 10 almost denial of
justice, an injury TO lawyer
Is the judicial system of the New Con-
stitution, under which justice would be dis
pensed chepply, directly and without delay,
a Constitution for the benefit of lawyers
and pettifoggers?
Let men Of common sense answer these
questions.
Why is it that the Wing Lawyers, who
compose four-ffths of the bar of the Stale,
are united almost to man, against the rat
i6cation of the New Constitution?
a lawyers Constitution. forsooth The
man who invented that humoug deserves
for his wit pair of leather g7ggl les
Ohio Union.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-02
For the Portage Sentinel
The License Crisis.

Fellow Citlzens, we have row the no.
ble privilege. never Eefole, 10 my knowl-
edge, granted to Tie citizens ofany State or
nation, Of making our own law respecting
the sale of Intoxicating drinks. Others
havo had a law made, but we are 10 make
The law by our vote. This is rigbt-it is
republican, rel jIice and glory in it.
And now, what shall we do? The into
rests at stake are vast. Look at them.
Large Cost.-By the estimate of Presi.
dent Everett, or Mr.. Delevnn, or a COM
mittee of the New York Legislature, or
Mr.. Clark of Alabama, or Gen. Cary of
Cincinnati, it appears that the cost of in.
toxicating drinks 10 Ohio is proba bly, not
less than ten million dollars gear.
Much Pauperism.-Of 1900 persons in
the Cincinnati poor-house. 1850, or moro
than two thirds, were brought there by in
temperance. Th at is about the usual pro.
portion.
Insanity and Idiocity-sevon reports
concerning insanity give an average of
moro three-(ourths of the whole number,
as caused by ardent spirit. OF 1900 idiots
in massachusetts,, more than 100 were
children of Incorporate parents.
Many Crimss.-More than 60 reports
of prison officers. judges, &c. that state
the proportion Of crimes caused by intoxi-
eating drinks, give an average of 799 in
1000; or about four fi(ihs. The proper
ton in this State cannot roason ably be put
lowed than three-(ourths; or three ttnlsS
more from this cause, than from all
others. And the injury done by them 10
the moral character of multtudes who do
not fall into the sheriff's hands, is greater
evil than that done 10 those who do; because
there are more that suffer it. s-.E'r
Numerous Deaths. According 10 the
testimony of thousands Of able physicians,
and hos:s of other people, they are iniuring
persons in health. They cause many dis
eases, and often prevent recovery from
others. Iudicious men estimate the mum.
Der Of deaths caused by them in the United
States at SO, 900 year. If this is correct,
they kill 2700 year in this State.
Fellow citizens, intoxicating drinks are
the purses, wasting the property,
burning The stomachs, corruptiDg the blood,
deranging the nerves, depraving the char.
acter, Grazing the minds, and taking the
lives Of thousands and tens of thousands
of our citizens; filling their homes with
confusion and terror, shame and woe
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-02
Ibe DO rtage 9elttiuel.
II A VEN N A, o HlO:
BIZ UP AND DOING!

That there is an organized determined op-
position to the adoption ofthe New Con-
stitution, laboring secretly yet with their
utmost energy for the accomplishment Of
of their purpose. there is no longer any room
for doubt. And if we are 10 secure the a.
doption of the so much needed reforms. if
we are to establish the principles Of Equal
ity, it is the imperitive duty of the friends
Reform and Progress to beu and doing.
IF we would have ALL OFFICERS
ELECTIVE BY THE PEOPLE
If we would have BIENNIEL SES-
sIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE, thus
reducing the expenses of the Government
$5o, 900 or 100000 year -
five would DISPENSE WITH 16O
JUDGES and save their salaries to the
people
Ifw would REFORM OUR JUDJCI-
AIRY SYSTEM
If we would PREVENT THE IN
CREASE OF THE STATE DEBT
If we would PROVIDE FOR AN Eff
FICIENT SYSTEM OF EDUCATION
If we would BRING ON TO THE
TAX LIST $5O,0OOOOO CAPITAL in.
vested in Bank, State, and othe. stocks,
which have heretofore escaped taxation, q nd
thus save the people HALF A MILLION annu-
ally
If we would PREVENT CORPORA
TIONS FROM TAKING INDIVIDU.
AL PROPERTY FOR THEIR OWN
USE WITHOUT COMPENSATION
If we would have ALL LAWS GEN
ERAL, comforting the same powers aud
privileges upon ALL
II we would SECURE THE RIGHT
TO AMEND THE CONSTITUTION
with but little delay and trihing cost, and
without 10 years. struggle to obtain the
consent Of our Legislative masters to cote
the expression Of our acishes upon the
subject -
Together with many other salutary reforms,
Let us Remember that we have respon.
sible duty to perform, and that On Tues
day, the 18th Of this mOnth-tWO weeks
from tomorrow questions are to
be decided by the people. Let us, then, be
up and doing!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-02

70 One of the powerful objections to
the adoption of the New Constitution is
thus given by one of its opponents in a COM
munication published in the Huron Refec-
tor, whig paper:
"Internal Improvements must not cease,
for circumstances" make it necessary for
the State to make a Loan of SEVERAL
MILLIONS, and shall she be prohibited! {!
l say No.
Here is the plain, naked question of State
debt, or no State debt. The State is alrea-
dy borne down with debt of over seven-
teen millions dollars, and, in consequence,
the people are burdened and oppressed with
taxes to pay the interest without material
ly diminishing the principal. And yet,
the opponents of the New Constitution de-
mand a continuance of the power to in
crease that debt "many Millions" until
the State shall be completely bankrupt and
its entire people and property placed un-
der contribution to, and at the mercy of,
Eastern and foreign capitalists They de-
mand again the privilege of throwing the
bonds of the State into the market to be
sacrificed at so AID IS cents on the dollar
and the people are told that if the new con-
stitution is adopted all works of internal
improvement must stop. Their plain Ian
guage is, that unless the power is continu-
ed to plunder the Treasury, we shall have
no more canals and no more rail roads, and
it is by such appeals that they are striving
to intimidate the people into rejection of
the New Constitution. But is not their
point of attack lily chosen? Have not the
people been sufficiently burdened with a
State debt to now fix bounds to it, and say
thus far have you gone and here let thy
mad wave be stayed?
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-02

credits by him or Them held, and with oil !
rents and profits received or enjoyed Of the
same, from the time of having first receiv.
ed said funds and credits, or having enjoyed
and received said rents and profits, except
in cases where by proof made TO the satis.
faction Of the court, said person or persons
have kept and held said funds in trust upon
deposi'e without using or receiving any
benefit, use or profit Of the same; and in
stating said account, interest shall be COM
puted, and rents made ANNUALLY.
Sec. 8 That in case any person or per.
sons holding any funds or assets of such
banking company, shall claim to hold, or
10 have received the same in 6duciary
capacity, TO meet any contingent or future
liability Of such company, it shall be lawful
for the court to appoint receiver or re-
ceivers of all such funds or assets, as upon
hearing Of said cause shall be found neces-
sary 10 NEE, and discharge all such contin-
gent or future liabilities of such banking
company; and to order such funds 10 be
loaned, with good and sufficient security,
! upon annual interest, until The time when
such contingent and future liabilities may
be finally discharged or barred BY laws of
limitation; provided, that said funds so
loaned upon annual interest, shall be made
payable, either in whole or part, as may
be necessary, 10 pay any such accruing
contingent liabilities, within thirty days af-
ter The notice and demand of the same.
Sec. 4. Tha, all accruing interest and
rents upon such funds and assets, after dis
cburging such contingent liabilities arising
during the year. shall be annually divided
and paid over to the several parties in in
,eresl, according 10 their respective disrib-
uive shares in said fund, 10 be determined
and settled by said court, in and by their
final decree in said cause; ard the princ-
pal of said fund, and all assets so belonging
10 said company, shall, according to the
decree and order of the court, upon final
discharge or termination Of said contingent
liabilities of said company, be in like man.
ner distributed and paid over to the several
parties in interest, according to their res
pective distributive shares, as determined
by the decree of said court.
JOHN +. MORSE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
CHAS. C. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
March "a, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-02
Whig judges and the New Constitution.


Notwithstanding the Wing State Gen.
trali Committee, backed by the money mo-
nopoly power of the State, are striving to
array their entire party in opposition to the
adoption of the New Constitution, yet, there
are those among the leading and most in
fuential men of their party, who not only
see the evils in the old CONSTITUTION, but
understand and appreciate the great bene-
fits and advantages which will accrue to
the people from the adoption of the new,
and who cannot be swerved from their f.
deity to truth and justice, to fall down and
do fealty to the monopoly power at the be-
hest of the Central Committee. We have
already given the names Of three influential
leading wings Bennett and Judge
Blickensderfer, of Tuscarawas county, and
c. S. HambIcton, who were all members of
the Constitutional Convection, who are in
favor of its adoption. The Painesville
Telegraph says that the Hon. PETER
HITcHcocK, who is also prominent lead.
ing whig, and who was member OF the
Convention, "is very decided in favor Of
the adoption of the New Constitution
The Brown county Union gives an &C.
count of speech made at Georgetown, by
Judge GEO. COLLINS, in favor of the adop-
ton of the New Constitution. He was also
member of the Convention that framed
| that instrument.
Does any one believe that, if the New
Constitution were the base partizan instru'
ment which its opponents charge it to be-
it would receive the support of these prom.
inent and distinguished men of the Wbig
party? No, never.
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March 25, 1851
No. RS ]
AN ACT

No. 7s
AN ACT
To provide for the service ofmense process in GER
tain cases therein named
SEC. l. Be ii enacted By the General
Assembly of The Slate of Ohio, Tha, in
all cases when by reason Of the absence or
non-residence of the officers or board of d.
reciors of any company that is now, or
may hereafter be incorporated. under the
laws of this State, the service Of mense
process in any suit at law, or in cAancery,
cannot be made as is now provided for by
law, said process may be served personally
upon the agent of such company in the
county where its affairs are transacted. or
by copy left at the office or usual place for
the transaction of business of said agent;
and such service. in all suits, both at law
and chancery, shall be as valid and legal,
as ii made in any manner now provided for
by law.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker of the House of Representative
CHARLES G. CONVERS.
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 20. 1851. -
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AN ACT

To provide fnr the distribution Of the assets Of ex-
pired Banking companies.
SEC. l. BE ii enacied by tile General
Assembly fthe Slate Of Ohio, That in all
cases where the charter Of any banking
company, has or may hereafter have ex-
pired, or become forfeited, my stockhold.
er or stockholders, or other person or per-
sons. in Interest. may at any time. by pc.
tltion in chancery, in suit TO te commeE-
ced 10 the county where such bank was To-
Gated, be entitled 10 have any person or
persons holding, or having received any
funds, credits or assets of such banking
company. render full and fair accou Mt Of
the same.
Sec. 2. That in taking such account,
person or persons so holding or having re.
ceived said funds. credits or assets Of such
banking company, shall stand chargeable
with interest upon oil sums Of money nnd