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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
FAIRFIELD COUNTY

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TITS now generally admitted by all per pns who
j. have taken the pains to inform themselves that
SMITH 4 TONG keep on hand the largest and best
assortment for
CLOTHING MEN AND BOYS,
OF any establishment in Fairfield county and on &C.
count of the care used in selecting the stock by the
proprietors, who have had long experience IN the
business it is equally true that for quality and varie-
ty the assortment usually kepton hand,
CANNOT BE EXPELLED,
pvanv other in the State. And more than this, the
goods are purchased at the lowest prices which ena-
Gle the proprietOrs to dispose ofthem upon
THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
In proof of all this, the public arc invited to call in
and examine the fine assortment which has been
selected,
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
With the express purpose of clothing the male por-
ton Of this community in the latest and most fashion
able styles and in the very best manner 1t can be
done and will be done, at prices which cannot all to
please. Among the assortment may be noted,
Fine Cloth Frock and Dress Goats,
=. Cloth, Beaver and Blanket Over do.
| All qualities and colors Of Sack do.
Black, blue and fancy cloth Pants,
do do do cashmere do
do do do satinett do
Black and fancy satin Vests,
Merino, cloth, plaid and woollen Vests.
Also fine assortment Of shirts, silk pocket ant
neck handkerchiefs, suspenders collars, stocks, Um
brelas, &c. &c. .
The above embracesa portion only of their Ready
made Clothing, all of which is we'll made and out
good material In addition to this the public will nt
A MOST EXCELLENT ASSORTME EN- |
Of cloths cassimeres sstinetts &vestngs of the mos
beautiful styles and colors and of the hest quality
which will be made up to order, and
A GOOD FIT WARRANTED!
Thus not only being prepared to supply those VIII
desire ready clothing, but also being enabled
accommodate any class of customers with goods Sc
ected with much care they expect to retain the pull
: lie favor by pleasing their customers.
Thankful for past hvors continuance Of the pa
tronsge Of the citizens of this and surrounding coun
tes IS respectfully solicited. For good Goods, goo
fits welmade clothing and low prices, competition
put at defiance.
Remember the pluce-immediately east of Rebe
and Kutzs store, with the words 'CIothing Store
; painted above the door in large letters: v
SMITH g. TONG.
1 Lancaster, October 80, 1851 26
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Ifrnnl NLntaunorns.

New ORLEANS, Nov. >.
The steamer Fanny from Bruz1s SautiugO, With
dates from Mutanuras 10 the 3Oth ult Iilsnrgents
had obtained possession Of the western portion OF
the city, within four blocks of the main plaza.
Government troops were we'll supplied with ertil-
Iery aud would hold out until tue last They
were daily expecting reiniorcemen's Loss 0i
ihe Mexic9us 10 killed and wounded General
Avalns was among the latter. Loss Olthe insur.
rents. 8 killed and Is wounled-among tho latter
Is Capt. Ford, of the Texan kangers' Mr.. Ward
vel. American Consul, also wounded NJ, Long
street, All American merchant, was killed during
tho skirnishing. :,
Two very destructive fires had occurred in The
city, destroying the custom house with contents
divers stores, aud several blocks of buildings
Loss amounts to several hundred thousand dollars
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

AoToS Mass. Oct. %, IS5l.-rhe completion
oi monument to the memory OF Davis, liosmer
und Hayward who tell at Concord BRIDGE, ou
the 10Th of April, l775, was celebrated in tins
town to-day, with imposing Ceremonies. An ad,
dress was delivered by Governor Boutwell,, and
speeches were made by lhe Hon. B. 9. Winthrop
Hon. NJ. Thompson. oil Charleston, Hon. Robert
Rantoul, snd others. poem was asn delivered
by the Roy, Iohn Pierpont About thirteen hun
dred persons dined together, under mammotl
tent. A battalion Of military were present, ,unde
Col Jones
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IIighIy important.


Fg7lE suJsrrihar or Frs 20 sen his vl'ul5. .n1rav
4 cd Head nlOcits fOr saw- 5f,lis, uron 'he
,oiluv!ng tCIr1iE lfhey do nat woys A. represent
Cd, no pay viii be required The imrrogDa.E- con
awt'in enl,Lng one man % SCI both c1d, af ,oI at
the aam' mprlens Of time and with cIs GREATEST
gu,arity. EEgEpEycEs.
william Breck Columbus Ohio.
Dia.a, Reed luI CO.. snis OhiD.
jynn Young CnluHbI-, Ohio.
CT Soils, Colgmsls. Oti1.
Amer Reeye, Columbus, Ohio
Michael auligaht Columbus. Ohio.
Moses shelter, Grovepoit, Ohio.
T.. +. Mclaughlin Springfield, Ohio.
William Teri. Uroara Oils.
Hardy AMI CLARK, Hgus O1io.
H. F. Shadlica Fletcher, Ohio
janea Dgrbin, Te&as, Ohio,
! J. G. Fiat snd Co., Texas, Ohio.
! William Iialtar, NAPOLEON, Ohio
| r'ephsn5 at O. ,Dafancs, D'1p
loan McrlaH, BluiIfon Indiana.
West BOD wilkins, Bloomfield, Diio
! Tie tboFo arJ pcI3oEs who have P'lfsIa.cl Ae Ia
pr0vemcnt and nave Il tnOw in nsr.
~ orlers addressed, post paid, % tie m5seribsr
a. IGdc1Ster Flistel3 county, Ohi0 viii be prompt
ly sttnndsd 70. JOHS S SNYDER
\ IJ'-i. b. The above imyroyen ant obiaiurt di
plons and premium Of a silver cup at tie Obi,
State Fair, lSJl.
Ohio State Journal publish trssmoal and chargt
this once.
Lancaster, sopprn5cr g. ISL Caei
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

CnERRY PEcroRAL.-We have departed from
our usual rule in regard TO the advertising o! Me-
dicines in admitting the notice nftie Cherry Pee
torai 10 our columns. II is not paieut medicine
/ but one, tho contents OF which. are well known
to the medical profession, and which has proved
| highly beneficial in the case OF number of o'I
ncquliniances. who We're seriously afflicted viii
pulmonary complaints. Some of our most skill
fnl aud eIr inenl physicians recommend it TO ihei
patients in the.r regular practice, aud we fee Ina
we are comforting a iayor upon the public 6y
malins known It's virtues. s.-Loris0iHe Ckri"io'
Advocate
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

An ISrEnrsrrvc WORK We learn trnm the
New York Evening Post, that part Of Mr. Ex-
Secretary Buclnnans errund 10 that city recently
was to make arrangements for the publication oi
a complete collection Of al his speeches, dispatch
cs aud other public performances, up To the pes.
ent time. MIR Pitt is said Ia he the editor aud
John w F"rney, editor Of the Pennsylvania, is
.polien of as likely to be selected 10 write the
introduction.
We wonder if he will embrace in the coilec
ton that Fourth OF July oration, wherein he sat
that, ''if he supposed he had a drop o! democrat
ic blood in his veins, he would open them and lie
| IL out"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

Prospectus OF the American Walk gsYio,g.
u the original qro-y s,t,a Of the Azruutsa2 Re-.
T. view, issued az @s51.ISIp dy 'ls Colon IT, for-
Wing Members o. ibr TweIIiy.teyerlh Congress
1ei5-d) subscribed their names 70 the following Ie.
solution
"Esrnesriy approving lle Jisn OF such a .iatioal
organ, long needed su1 Of manifest importance. tnn
undersigned agree 10 e1ntri5ate ior ils psge., IRON
time n timo, sich communications - Irgy D' scea
sary to sntf1gn and esafI ta doctrines held p. 81
United y mig P.rty )f the Uuion. bigsi Jys5aos.
?. Marsh. Daniel D. BaInarI. J. Mcpherson B.Tnzf
J. Ing"rsoll y. JOY Morris, 7. l.. CiingInsn Daais
Nebstsr. 3 T. iH;nTop. Thonas Butter King, Ham
i0n Ron. p. konaeiy, J. Cylarner WnI. :. Archer
/ Rufus Clcalo. hiey rt-r ii "'aptaHs"
An engraved portrait NJ s5'ne di,'inguisl,d nA'so'
will be fOuni ia eUsry HGs,.jar Ji 5ia Rev.=E Inea
viii 1.3rGpy 5e portal. " iiyiny 4 oIissu -.s.e4
~ en-, and .7honavar ,lst j. poasiac, .il u accom-
psi led HiI an altieutic '--l1.g 10 y.r-c1 re-
refpnted.
The frat object oi t,~ gsyia- .re ar so1gs 75i.d
cal; tits dssignalto l7t :.lti snl defend ha pri ci
PIES, tie mC4yHr1s, aGs the msl Of Che NsfTrD EWe
PAETYol t.is IAiou. HAa- been matter ju.t T,
pio.ch 70 that Party. t5t.Aousa If embrace f Pgo
portion Of the Intelligence and learning oi the e6uG
t-y, !. has bad no Qlsrsrly or A1L-aly Organ Dc.
YJ.'tt0 the eE-rr81lrl and csieEcc O.. rs CTi4ign
and measure The -gl luct.rs a.' ti.. american Re-
view has done what in tneA lies q remove tais re
prosch by securing constitutions irOm sources @
ability and truth. .....a.
TAG literary department pi the EeFla" VIII e-rs
In spirit with the political.
IEHas--SJ year, IN advance
d. ". HOLLY, Publisher, l-J -,-usasl 81.
New York, October 1851 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

t-5'"Gerrit Smith has written letter to the Lib
erty party. counsoug aud advising armed re'
sstance To the execution OF theFugitve Slave law
His letter is intended principally to operate upon
the coIored population He styles the P' csent,
slave.holdiug Administration, while the Fire-EAt'
ers of the South ,enuunce it as abuIitionist. We
think the people will sustain !, as a National Adj
ministraton determined 10 execute the laws o.
the laud
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Autumn IS Mt tae noOr---wintcr /. last
npprOachingiI


yHiIIE undersigned are receiving FROM tao East
! ern cities large and well assorted stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODa, TO which thoy re-
spactfully invite the attention of all classes both
Young and OLi-Grdue and Gag-Rich and Poor
We bespeak for you al word Of consolation IN tho
examination Of our s7iendiG stock and unprecedented
lou priest
We viii notbx your patience with along catalogue
n articles and prces. which we regard mere shA-
dows, but we earnestly invite you to No 81, who're
yon viii fad our assoItment complete IN the line OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS; Also,
Groceries, Hardloare and Queenspare.
Tie above stock having been purchased by the son.
Tor partner, whose long experience in this branch Of
business has we'll qualified him to seize upon evoTy
opportunity Of p1rchasi ng goods at the very lotCei
cash prices, are enabled 10 offer very great in
4ucemeHt; not only in word but in deed, to all who
| viii favor us With call We would therefore say
% ail that ifthe shadow have here given YOU Is
bot small. be alfured that we are fully prepared 70
/ furnish YOU sbundantly with tho substance, Il YOU
sill but respond % our invitation.
REINMUND & SON
/ No. &c, Main strest, Lancaster, Ohio
October 9, 1851 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

A NIcE IsvENrIoN.-Wo Witnessed on last
Saturday the operation Of Clhrk's Pateat Flour-
ing Mill," designed either us hulp 10 Merchant
mills or simply us speedy way OF GRADING
-four, going through the entire operation in avery
small spuce. The reader eau best understand the
operation by calling at Deyo's Foundry, where
there is une Of the mills putup
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
Penn,ylrnnln Ar,Irnlinrnl Fnlr

HARRIsBuRG. Oct 3O--Upwaris Of 5000 per
s1ns arrived here this morning 10 ntteud The agr
cultural fair. Hotels mud priyn,e houses hre iil
ed 10 overhowing, and the whole uuuber o! st.au.
gers is computed 1t 10000. The exhibition oi
cattle is not very large. bu, presents many tiGr
specimens. The Implements aro 10 great variety
aud number.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

C.& q. RAlLRoAD.-rhe readers attent lou IS
directed to the advertsementto contractors, OF the
Cincinnati g. Zanesvile Railroad Company.
A meetngof citizens was held in CircIev''le'
on last Tuesday week, which was addressed by
Corwin, Lyman, Tallmadge and MedilI, the Oh
iect Of which was to raise the 100000 OF stock
which is yet necessary, under the law before the
Commissioners eau issue county bonds Tor the
county subscriptions, but we learn that tue pros
pect has improved.
The notice to contractors is rather short Our
company is in better circumstances THAI any othel
in the Union hns been at the time OF letting. and
considerable competition would conscquentlyha have
been created, had more extended notice beef
given to the heavy contractors OF the U"ite'
States. Seventeen days notice will scarcely sui
ice to enable contractors in the EasttO come mere
examine estimates and he prepared TO bid. W.
suppose, however, the Directory had good reu
sons for limiting tho time.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

The MAIEE LIqUoR Law 1t is stated that GER
tain parties in Boston have raised $lOO 900 to be
expended in eiFecting the repeal of the Liquor
Jaw of Maine and are willing to raise 100000
additional. il necessary to effect this object This
viii scarcely accomplish its purpose, if it be
comes geuerally known. The same law will b,
made an issue by the Democrats and Mr.. Barnun
in the coming election in Connecticut at least i
| 40 reported.
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Administrators sale.

E1Y virtue of an order Of sale to esdirectel from
O the court Of common pleas Of Fairfield county,
Ohio, will as Administrator OF the Estate Of JoHN
DAUeHERrY, deceased, late of said county, expose to
public sale at the door OF tho courthouse in the city
OF Lancaster, Ohio, on Monday the sti day of De-
cember S0l the following described Real Estate to-
wit: In Lot No, 8, in Wo j. Recses addition to the
city OF Lancaster being part Of sections and 6own-
ship II, and range lS, East Of said city.
ApprSised at $3.50.
Terms Of Salc.--0ne.third the purchase money IN
hand, ons-third in one year and the residue in tive
years, with interest upon the deferred payments.
JOHN LYNCH, AlRltor.
November G, 1851. So 5w17
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The Progress Of the RevuI"ii0n ia Northern
McxIcOs-TlIe Revolutiunssts DeCeuIOd.


New ORLEASs, Oct 3Oth.-By an arrival 10
day we have received aivices from tie Rn
Gran,le to the 23d inst bringing the utest mrl
scuce from the scat of war in Northern Mexico.
The revolution was progressing with iuc cuscl
prospect Of success A small body OF troops COM
y osing the adyanccr guard of the revolulonists,
had succeeded in penetrating into the city Of Mat.
amuras. Several skermishes ensuel which end
ed i'll II sharp but brieI engagement III wiiict The
revolutonists were compelled 10 retire with the
loss of three men. considerable number on
the side of the Mexicans were killed Another
large body of American troops. stationed on the
Rio Grande, hav" deserted aud loiied the revoln.
ionary party. Orders (( nave been forwarded
to the Department at Washington, from this city
fur more troops to garrison The different posts on
| the Rio Grunde.
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Estate Of George W. WortalI.

NOTICE is hersby given, that the pndarsigned
~ hasbesn appointed and duly qualified az Admin
istFainr Of the Estate OF GnOR0E w. NoREALI- ae'
ceased late of Hooking township, Fairfield county
Ohio al persuai.haYing claims apaius. lah Estate
will present them lr se' mrnt legally au.hcn!iesl-
ed within one year-kud an t..1se hl31,tad wh
rake Immediate Fsymllt
lOHN r. MD1IJgH, AlmfoT.
1;oyemherG q, i-1l 4B2T
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G24aa@AGs

MARRlED-Ou Wednesday, Oclobeg 20. 1854.
bg z. Thompson, E.q, Mr. JAMES KNIGHT,
ofihis county, and Miss AMANDA NJ GARY. Of
GroyePor, Fiaukiin county. Ohio.
On lhe2lst uli.. the Rev. Jonn Wagonhals. Ne.
GEORGE Barrels nnd Miss EBNESTiNE
FlNKHElNER, both of this county,
On the 3rd inst. hy The same Nj, JOuN HER
ING aud Miss vERENA Herring, lately itoal
Switzerland
On the 2ul inst, hy tho Rev r H. Bencdura,
Mr.. WILLIAM MYERS, of Licking county. mud
Miss ELIZABETH HARTMAN. of PIsas,ut
township, Fairfield county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06


Locofocoism has unlimited power III Ohio. The
promises of that party are now to be tested The
people Of tho Stte are deeply interested III tue
result, and it is their duty to- watch the move
ments uf those men who by the most unusual
means have obtained control Of the State Govern
. ment.
WHIGS OF FAIRFIELD! II is your duty to
watch their movements and be prepared to resist
any unlawful power they may assume and pre-
vent them from practising their former peculatlohs
upon the public treasury. AtihiS tlme' the state
finances arc in prosperous conditional VIII DC
well for the people OF Ohio that designing men
do not change the present condition oil things
Circulate the documents. Let some good Wing
paper be placed in the hands Of every voter and
every family. In this way and this Alone vii
the Whig party be prepared for the next cam
paisn 1t will be highly interesting and i'm
portant contest aud no pains should be spared
to give the vote of Ohio for the Wing candidate
for the Presidency.
We want to place the Gazette in the hands o
every voter. The opposition by all means ii
their power, by their speeches, their preSf' thol
oficc.holders and Offices eekers, are laborlng IN
cessuuty to produce disnffecton and luke warm
ness in our ranks and the only remedy is to Gil
Oulate among the people THE FACTS, in ordc
that these efforts may be counteracted.
No man is too poor to take paper; no ma
should be without one in this crisis. Locotoisr
has the power and must fulfil its promises, or b
exposed. But what good will this do unless W
can roach the public by the public press' The
Wings of Fairfield, let the circulation OF the cou'
ty paper be increased in every part oil the coul
ty, and our word for it, the result Of next year
election will not be a two.thirds Wing vote
TERMS Strictly in advance, SIZE per yea
During the year 81. We still continue our of
to Postmasters who will take an interest in !
creasng the circulation Of the paper.
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A,tnch,nnnt Notice.

NTogICE is horeby given, that James White on the ne
~ Iith dav of July FISH, sued out of the court OF
conmon pess Of thi county of Fairfield and state Of
Ohio agains the goods chaes n,, iegG2snHs 1 H'n aus
effects OF Daniel H. Srode ioI tae sum o. & wv
arye ,J .o,,r,d Dated this hday OF Sept l59l
ana 'e'''i'' JOEL RADEBAUGll, Clerk.
sentember %, 1851, ow2i
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A RARE Choice In New York, on last Tues
day, seven different tickets were voted for-Whi6
Locoioco, Liberty Anti.Rcmt,W W1rkiag'nen' g. In
dustriuI and Union Safety. To these may be ad.
ded Temperance tickets in some Of tho cities mud
towns for local officers. Politics are becoming
Somewhat mixed"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

JupeE HoAptY. The telegraph announces to
US on the 2lst. TINT Judge Hoadly, in the c1se OF
a mnu arrested on Governors requison, and
charged with obtaining goods under false pre-,
tences, decided that the whole fugitive law was
unconstitutional In reply to the very natural
question "who is Judge Hoadlyl" correspond
ent of the New York Commercial informs us,
that he is man e6 or go years Of age, graduate
of the Western Reserve College, that "he studied
.Ithe Office Of Salmon P, Chase, the present
Free Soil Democratic Senator from Ohio com
menced his practice before the public by making
Free Soil stump speeches. aud in the distribu
ton of the spos secured by the coalition OF the
Free Soilers aud Democrats, in the Ohio Legisla
ture. in the session of lS49 and 1880 he was =
lected Judge Of the Supreme Court oI Cincinnati.
How far the full accounts will confirm tine sweep
ing decision which the telegraph announced, re
mains to be seen --Prooidenee Jour.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
YATlnNAL suAnEn-

NURING the coming Winter, Will he Kept on hand
~ at oil tines in tho Basement Of the 'Tallmadge
House, Fresh Oysters, Birds, Tri7e, Venisor Steak,
BEET Steak, Pigs;ttet, Hot Coffee, &C. &C., in fine
cvary thing Of rare order that the market wlaord
a room viii be kept up-stairs, adjoining the psrlor
Of the Tallnsdge House, for the accommodation Of
Ladies and Gentlemen. j. w. WEAVER.
Lancaster, september %, 1851. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

PHmADELpmi, Oct. 81 The Grand Jury IN
the UDilrdSiuiss Court, this morning rctiirass 80
true bills against the persons imp.cltcpi IN thr
Chrisiani outage illus making 10 all ~ irn"
bills against the prispners for pnrtic 'aiion IN this
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

NEW HAMPsinRE-Frc Soil Convention -
The Free Sellers of New Hampshire on the 3Oth
ult, nominated John Atwood for Governor
Amos Tuck addressed the Convention, do nounc
ing the Fugitive Slave Law in strong and biue
terms. Mr.. Atwood, we believe was the indi
vidual who was nominated and afterwards reject
ed by the Locnfocos year since.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
Cnrlinee Trlmmings now on Hand.

= y ~ = Pair ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, CO
f;:s4.Js-.5ss2I. - sets Iron Asels A large and
- - well assorted lot Of Gum, Japsncd Ind
EnangICd Cloth. Ensmeled Leather, Damasks, Frin-
ges Iacps, Brass Bands Stump Joints, &c, fer sale
cheap by LFFINGEt, ME : LAIIA;
lancaster, October %, 1851 u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
ERorts 90 prevent Americans Engaging IN
fhn Marirnn Rnvolnllom

Nav oRLEAss Oct 3I.-By late adviecs from
Galveston, We learn that General smith was using
every oYeHon To prevent the American czRrdI-
iion IN support Of the revOlutiorifH rpm crossing
the Rio Graudo. lIo wnsalso engaged 10 iinnni"g
a complete change IN the system oI honteropc'
rs..uns against tho IJ,Jiaas.
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Isanc Charlton,s Estnte.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Estate of Isaac
Charlton dscasSed, declared insolvent at the
September tern Of the court OF common pleas for Fair
field county, 1851 and tnat the subscriber was ap-
poilte4 eommssion"r to settle the AL persons
having claims against said Estate are hereby recur-
ed to present them within six months from date
JOHN R. MUMAUGH
Lancaster, October 9, 1851 6m22
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New Family Grocery.

FENIIE undersigned has Just received anu is now 0
4 pening on the Southeast corner Of C0lFatEs G@,n a.
Wheeling Streets we'll selected stock Of Fehhi>
Groceries, Coniectionaries Sc, which will to sol'
low Hesaliei,s cali from his old friends and the
n"hie in general ISAAC CHURCH
Lancaster, September %, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
IN Fairfield County Common Pleas

IN Fairfield County Common Pleas
jacob Maurer,
VS.. prTfrFsJ ron Dtvangu
anna Margaret Mauror.
TfNHF above uamad defenlAnt will take notice that
L the said plaintiff did on the 18th day Of Ssptem-
bsr 4. D. 81, ilo in the clerks Office Of the court
Of common Plnls Of Fairfield county, Ohio, his Ger
tain petition, the object and prayer Of which b to dis
tia the said plaintiff and her the suid defendant-
And o- causes 0f divorce tho plaintiff has In his said
petition alleged tho !ollowns:-lst Willful absence
Tor more than than three yeSrs-2d Gross neglect
Of duty. JACOB MAURER.
ByJ, D. & c. D. MARTH, bis Attorneys
Octo5er9 9, lo5l. e950 6w23
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

DiVORcEs-Important Decision oT.-The synod
of the New School Presbyterian Church OF New
York and New Jersey, las decided that u minis.
ter has no right to solemllize the mnrrage of any
person who has been divorced on account of hi'
own wrong doing The reasons for this are OBJ
,iAns
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
ChopDing Axes.

y - Doz. Collins, Nann's, White 6 and Ea-le Com
- pauy's CHCppING AXES. III OF supe.io
quality and pattern, and wsrranted by the NiaaI..c
tursr. FOR sale BY
EgFINGER, WHITE & LATTA.
lancaster, October so, 1881 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

Which will be disposed Of at the lowest prices TO
ell who may favor them with call. Work n ade At
al times, upon thu shortest notice.
They would also say to the Ladies' CT Lancaster and
vicinity, that they keep hand fine assortment Of
shoes for them which will be found equal to any in
the city for beauty and durability.
The "Co1qaer. CriU,piag MaSsine," most excel
lent and convenient article Is also kept on hand for
sale. hIcELROY & BILLINGHURST.
Lancaster, October 2, 1851 %