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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-18
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LANCASTER. Tbur.dsy. Dee.mI,er "a Ia,l

Sew York Markets.
NEw YoRK Dec. I6-P. NJ.
COtfpu- Market firm.
Flour--SaIcs 1000 bbls at 81 439l,G2 for gool
State aud Western.
Gruin--Wbeut is IN moderate denand: sale,
1000 bush mixed western Curu AT CSC
Pro'isijns--F irm; sales OF 200 jbs. Lard at
9l03]c.
tl20.
Llnseed 0l-Sales at 6j066c.
Tobaceo-lOo buds. Ky. al 3I0sIc.
Cincinnati Markets.
CIscISsATI. December TO-
The we'ih:ris is extraordinarily coli.
Flour iirm--l 1900 bbls s,d at A. 0O73 10
WHsksg ljg; o4s ii,1n Ut farther advance
-2OOo head ,oid at s4,GD0 10. Mess Pork sl9
held al Sl2i Duis sLes aud shoulders at j4c.
Moh''es 3Oc. Olhnr Articles unchanged
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SloSAAoS SSo~ BE
T is now generally admitted by all persons who
Il have taken thc pains to inform themselves that
SMITH TONG keep on hand the largest and best
assortment for
CLOTHING MEN AND BOYS, .
OF any establishment in Fairfield county, and on 40
count oi the used in selecting the stock by the
proprietors, who have had long experience in the
buiiness it is equally that for guilty and varie-
| ty the assortment usually kept on hand,
CANNOT BE EXCELLED,
Bysny other in the State. And more than this, the
goods purchased at the lowest prices which ena.
| bic the propretcrs to dispose Of them upon
| THE MOSF REASONABLE TERMS.
In proof of all this the public are invited to call in
I and examine tho fne Essortment 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 lost fashion,
able styles and in the very best manner. 1t can be
done and will be done, at prices which cannot fail to
please. Amnlg the assortment NAV be noted,
Fine Cloth Frock and Dress Coats
Cloth, Beaver and Blanket Over do.
All qualities and colors of Sack do.
Black, blue and fancy cloth Pants,
do do Go cashmere 90.
do do DO satinett do:
Black and fancy satin Vests,s
Merino, CLOTH plaid and woollen Vests
Also fine assortment of shirts, silk poekst and
neck handaerchisS, susPenders, collars, stocks, Um
br.lss, &c. SC.
The above ernbracess portion only Of their Ready.
made Clothing, all of which ~ we'll made and out of
good material In addition toths, the public wlfnd
a MOSf EXCELLENT ASSOR PMENT
OF cloths cassimcres satinetts vestngs Of the most
beautiful styles and coors and of the best oralifv
which will be made up to order, and
A GOOD FIT WARRANTED,
Thus not only being prepared to supply those who
desire reGdymade clothing. but also being enabedto
accommodate any class Of customers with goods az.
eeted with much care they expect to retain the pub
lie favor by pleasing their customers.
Thankful for past favors, continuance Of the pa
tronage of the citizens Of this Gni surrounding coun-
ties is respectfully solicited. For good Goods, good
Tits, wetnfale clothing and low prices competition il
put at defiance.
Remember the plare-immediately east of Reber
and kutz's store, with the words "ClOthiHg Store"
painted above the door in large letters.
SMITH TONG,
IAncs-scT, October 80 1881 Is
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, WAGONS.

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS.
SPLOUGIlS, &c.--1he undersigned respect,
fully inform the public at large, that they still intend
the OH Stand in Greeafeld to,oasliip, one fourth
mile of Meroadleadiag. from Lancaster 10 Bal
timore, aecr lPiests 9dvera, where they intend to
keep on hand and manufacture to order,
~ Carriages, Busgies and Wagons,
p \SST Barshear andShovelP Ploughs, &c
s-SSSAeSsazeS 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
and examine ior themselves; and all work is ,parrant
cd 10 stand. R.&J HIJNTrP
Fairfield county. Ohio, April 8, 1851, 6m4S
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1870 ALMANAcs for 1859, 100

AOtPHO for sale by the gross or dozen 1COS
orsinse number, and OF different kinds, at the Book
store. JOJJN' ruU Az M
Also good assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, Eand
hsceilsmeons M Books as well excellent auaty
OF WRITING PAPER and other Stationery.
Lancaster, October g. 1851 90
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Look Ont!

tN0R that hacking cough, it will lead to consumU.
Il ton, USE HowE's cOUGH CAxDY, sold by
L. l. SLOCUM,
Nov. 20 Druggist, Lancaster Ohio
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From New York

ALBANY December -.
The Board Of State Cauvas.ers met to-day, and
awarded The certificate Of election as Attorney
General to Levi S Chalield Democrat
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE,
Joseph knrtz. fl.7j. Siml G. Peter. Az
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4 Merry Chrlslmas and a mappy New Year

n Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
NN0R the happiness ofal who wish to have real en-
d joyment ON the coming Holidays, would mere
ly say that have on hand most beautiful and er-
celeat StccL Of Clocks, Watches, Earnings, Cuff.
Pins, Bracelets Silver Ware. God Pens Chains Cut
iery, Musical Instruments &C.. all Of which are most
suitable for Ioli3ay Presents, and will be disposed Of
upon reasonable terms GATES.
Lancaster, December l8, 1861 80
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THE Nsw SEARcH ron SIR JonN FaASE'
LIN.-Lord John Russell has coutfibut.
ed $500 towards the expenses of Lieut..
Pins expedition To the Polar seas, in
search. Of Sir John Franklin. Lord p sI.
psersIpn was reported to have borne the
whole expense of the party as far as 81.
Petersburg. 10 which point Lieut.. PIN
was accompanied by Government mes.
senger; and il was reported that despatch.
ed had been received. promising the i'm.
perlal assistance TO Lieut.. PIN. The
search was intended to he prosecuted
north and east Of Bhering's straits.
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~ See kaufman g. Co.'S advertise
ment. We forgo, to state at the time
the Improvement in their room. 1t now
presents the most beautiful front in town
and the inside is well filed with the
choicest Drugs, Medicines, Groceries,
.
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~ The capital employed in the United
States in the manufacture Of cotton goods,
is $74 sol ,03l; hands employed. 90 2,2S7;
value Of entire product. Sol ,S60,lS4. In
Ohio. the capital employed in this man.
ufactu'e is S297, 900; hands employed.
4.725; value uf entire product. 1894 700.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY

SQoGAang @G0p3e
7 is now generally admitted by all persons who
Il have taken the pains to inform themselves that
SMITH TONG Keep on hand the largest and best
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NEW, CHEAP, CITY TIN SHOE.

NEW, CHEAP, CITY TIN SHOP.
VNElE subscriber having located himsefn the city,
J. would most respectfully inform the citizers OF
the same and surrounding country, that he is now
opening Shop on Columbus street, JPeSt side, three
Doors North If Main, for the manufacture and sale
Of all kinds of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-ITOn Ware,
Where he intends keeping all tines full and gem
eral assortment which will be sold on the most liber-
al terms. Persons wanting articles in his line would
do well and money by calling him before max
ing their purchases he Is determined to sell cheap
Az r1rh warranted A. WHITE
JOBBiNG, &c.-IIOuse SpOuting aud Roof
ing,preparei and put up on the shortest notice in the
best manner, and at the very lowest rates. A. w.
Lancaster, Ohio, september 4, 1851. IS
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Giesey'S Budding, three doors west of the
- Hacking Valley Bank.
A GENERAL Assortment Of SCHOOL BOOKS,
N BIBLES, BLANK BOOKS, PAPER and TATTON.
ERY of superior quality for sale at vel low prices
JOHN L. TUTHfLL.
Lancaster October 30, 1851 %
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LATER FROM UTAH.-Jndge Brandeh.
burg. chief Justice Of the Territory oi
Utah, has arrived in Washington. and
the Telegraph confirms the previous
statement Of The conduct Of Gov. Brig
ham Young aud his Norman confederates
Jndge B. was present at the entertain.
meut at which Gov. Young denonuc.
ed the lamented Taylor, aud declared 10
blasphemous terms that he was in hell.
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n, Copper and sheet-Iron Ware,

RLEACHED and Drown MusIins. Nanken'
- Cotton Iickinss, notions, Hosiery and Fansat
April 15 HENLEY'S =
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rUIsNIFURE! FURNIvUIIr!

GEORGE L. ECKERT still continues at his new
W stand on Main street. in StaHberry's Building
tro doors East Of tie Hooking Pauey Bank, where
will be found as usual general assortment of CABI
NET FURNITURE, which is admitted by all TO be
the largest and cheapest before kept in this place
,----.-y-, from the plainest 10 the I'm ,Il,--,
.sse est, consisting Of G-fSS
SSyjs-..zs-.=..s 81 SOFAS, solid Mahogany y-.I1n,
CHAIRS, Tete-a-tetes, Dvans, TABLES, STANDS, Bu.
reaus and fine Bedsteads, &C. &c.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE He will also keen
on hand ageneral assortment of Cincinnati Furniture
which will be sold alta small advance upon city prices
thus obvating the necessity of citizens going elso-
where to buy furniture by making it to their advan.
tAge to purchase of the subscriber, offering them
either home or city manufacture. All furniture sold
by me will be warranted to be well made and durable
materials
A GOOD HEARSE Is always in readiness to attend
funerals The subscriber has now and hereafter will
keep constantly on hand Collins ready made, so that
he will be enabled TO furnish them In few minutes
notice. Hewill promptly attend funerals any where
in the county without extra charge.
Thankful for past tavors he respectfully asks con-
tnuance Of the public patronage. In the same build
ing Is Mr. G. Smiths Chair and Bedstead Factory so
that customers be accommodated in either line al
the same place. GEORGE L. ECKERT
Lancaster. November 1850. %
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CLOTHING MEN AND BOYS,

OF any establishment in Fairfield county, and on 40
count Of the used in selecting the stock by the
proPrietors, who have had long experience in the
buiness it is equally true that for quality and varis-
! Ly tie Assortment usiIallY kert on hanl
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09
TELEGRPAIIIC NEWS.

The British Mail Steam Ship Africa, has ar
rived at New York from Liverpool, which port
she left on the 22d rlt., in the place Of the NJ
dgdrd.
Tie MAHKErs..- Cotton at Liverpool, was
in less demand, but prices were firmly suppor-
ted, and the Middling qualities were shade
dcarer Mcssers Brown & Shipley's circular,
quotes, Fair Mobile, as having advanced an
eighth ola penny. The other descriptions were
uuchoascd, but the market closed less anima-
ted ut the following quotatons:-Fair Orleans,
6 I'd, Midlling Orleans 4 7.Sd; Fair Mo-
bile 5 I'D Middlng Mobile, 4 l3, lGd; Fair
Uplands, 13.4. The sales Of the week COM
priscd 10000 bales Of which spectators took
1000 and exporters 5000 bales. The total
stock on hand was 3lS,000 bales, of which 2lO,
900 were American, against total at the same
period last yearot $4,000, bales, ofwhich 3OG,-
600 were American
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THE PAMPAS.
OF. WILD hs0EsC Of tho Desert.

rENllS extraordinary animal will be exhibited j.
Camden on THURSDAY and FRI
DAY. tie lllh and l2lh Instant, for TWO
s3as:i G>TE.E'. She vii! then take her depart
IRE back 10 Columbia, where she has been visited
hy thousands Of the most scientific during the
pas. week, and pronounced by them to be the
most beautiful creature in the animal kingdom
cvcr known.
This aliliia! Is cntircI, destitute Of Hair and
her skin resembles india rubber, with the solmcss
ot velvet. She was captured on the Plains Of
Ecarsuc!a with lie Indian La>So, by a party Of
American. Hunters, headed by the well known
Traveller Don Juan Pacrez, and Capt. John Hal,
after chase CT ivc days She is supposed to
ha he NEST beautiful and sw.ticst animal ever
kmaWn.
Iiany gentleman should think that ii is a hum
bug, r that the hair is taken off b. any process
Tie manager will Give two thousand dollars TO
auy person who will produce another o! the "a me
d-and shall bind himself to that effect.
\. B.-Mrdical Gentlemen are respectfully in
vt"L 70 cXai.iinc The animal, free OF charge, and
ju,i.r tor themselves.
Whilst in Charleston, The proprietor received
from The three distinguished scientific gentlemen
whose names are appended h" following ccrtiii-
cate in relation to this wonderful Animal:
We have examined! Horse about to be- cXhib-
tied IN this city. !; is entirely destitute of hair,
and. possessing This remarkable p"cuiarirv, Is a
curiosity which wi! al least Jo Interesting to men
Ct' .ri,ucr,
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Fire.

A fire broke out in the Jounal Office on
Sunday afternoon last, and for a short tme
produced great alarm for the safety of our
town. Fortunately it was discovered before
the fire had made much progress, and the
timely arrival of the Engines, with the assIs
lance of the citizens it was arrested without
doing great deal of damage. The fire or-
yinated through the carclcssness of one Of the
boys leaving box ofashes or the floor, which
he had taken from the stove the day previous, III
which it is supposed there were some live Goals.
sGJ"We tender our thanks to all for the as
sistancc rendered US on the occasion, and par
ticularly for the care used in removing the
types, &C., by which we were only partially
knocked into pi.
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Editorial Correspondence Of the Journal.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 6.
According to promise, dear Journal, | write
YOU OH the present occasion: giving 4 brief
outline of the sayings and doirgs at the capital,
the great emporium of political matters-whcre
the destiny of the commonwealth Of S. Caro-
ltna must be decided. am unable to present
much in this communication of general inter
est to our readers, feeling little inclination and
possessing less ability. shall endeavor TO be
at least brief-such L virtue being alpaw de-
sirable.
Through the kindness of our friend and wor-
thy representative, Col. Chesnut, have been
admitted to n seat on the floor Of the House of
Representatives, and whilst | am very grateful
for this favor, think there is a great omission
on the part of the Legislature in not making
some sort of provision for the accommodation
ofnewspaper reporters, as it is strangeris obi
ged from necessity, to odepcndupcn the uncertain
ties of chance, and the charity of his friends for
location, or the alternative of not reporting,
or of doing so standing is presented, which
modus is not very agreeable.
The regular proceeding Of the Legislature
you will find condensed in the Carolnau dai
ly, which will give you much better and
more accurate report than am able to do
Consequently, l shall depend upon your post
ing up from that data, and give myself 10 trou.
bic upon that score. So far, but little Of in
terest or Importance has transprcd, and the
proceedings up to this week have been exceed
ingly meagre in the way of interest.
Resolutions, petitions, amendments to bills,
and bills themselves, have been presented with
out limit was present TO day Saturday
in the House and have listened with consi,trra-
bic interest to the debates. Col. Chesnut, as
Chairman Of the Committee of tie Whole,
made report today, Oh certain bills referred
in relation to Banks, further and better 10.
tice Of which | must beg YOU TO copy from the
Carolinian.
On motion of Col. Chcsnut the special or
der was taken up, Mr.. Mcmmingcr il the
chair-a bill fixing the time for the assembling
of tho Corvortion v4;s h;uI os ,,;ob, 10 sun,
nossd ,r,vo rico 70 ,rv or,r,;,v of ,mordwo,t<
resolutions & and .lsn occ,sior.5r .5ror.il.r,lIn
d;scuss;or Toororr,ccustomod o,,r,;,mcr.
t,rv rs.oos # w,s cxc,,IirnIv r,,;c,,i,,r and
nerp}oxipp For the life Of me- caruot sec
tho uocoestv for irvostnr tboso o,ttor. with
so urcb mrs,;Goo,;,r VLr c.rt 1oo;l,
. ,Iou u o,,;,,,.o -, H.,
,;.tod onts;dors ,,or ,ndo..,.nL ,ho. ~,
snnnosed that ordiH.ri,,, xo ,,oro ..,.,,o 81
understanding the usual ,rocccd;urs Of srcb
bodies but here we are at Inst and mu.t con.
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man is willing 10 charge his next nelglbor
witt, the fault Of which he himself is guilty.
Consistency, we may cxclaim thou art jewel
of rare and priceless worth-unlortunately in
poitics an obsolete term--and not intended for
practical purposes.
The time fixed by the House for adjourn
ment is Thursday 18th inst ut o'clock. T. VI.
The Senate determined TO adjourn Oh the 10th,
but tho House would not 90 into that arrange
meat, so thc Senate must yield
To-day called ut the office ofourir'cnds oIthe
Carolinian; they arc working well with new
steam press which has recently been fitted up
| They are operating in conjunction in the steam
Engine with Mr.. i. :. Johnston, who has
Job office, and Book Eindrry, in the same
building with the Caroliaian. Whilst was
there the press of 4. s. Johnston only was 1T
work, printing of the second humber Of the
Illustrated Family Friend, which excellent pa
per will be regularly published hereafter The
entcrprsing proprictor<, Mcssrs. Goldman 4
LYONS, have had Numerous difficulties TO over
come, but am happy 10 say they are fast get
ting under fill sail.
The erection Of this steam Engine applied
to the press Of the CaroIiman, will add greatly
TO the convenience and facility of the printing
of this paper. The Carolinian, under tic COLI
troll Of its present cnterlIising propr'ctors, IS
an admirable paper, and i. is TO be hoped that
Messrs. Johnston & Cavis will be amply re-
muucratcd for the immense amount Of labor
which they are necessarily compelled to under
90 in order to keep pace with the demand
made upon them for their day paper.
have had the pleasure of forming the ac-
ouantancc Of Major Goldman Of the Fricnd.--
He is gentleman Of pleasing address, and |
think Il man of fine talent, admirably suited to
position Of this kind-he performs an i'm,
mcnse amount of mental labor. How it is that
these Columbia Editors aud printers do as mach
as they are obliged to do, am ut q loss to
know--I am Of opinion they are working them
selves almost to death. think they ought to
stop work on Saturday night at II o'clock, AID
not desecrate the Sabbath by working the same
rs if it WAS another day. We are all wrong
too much time consumed in triiies--and men
work and inrudc upon that day which we are
commanded to keep holy.
The Cars Oh the South Carolina Rail Road
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z WILL sell before the court house door on Mon
4 day, The 10Th nst, at l2ocIock, NJ, one Sill
v'r Lever WATCH, and one TRUNK, being the
property lately rendered ard assigned by L. NJ
Earwick, at the suit Of James DUNLAP
NJ. NAUDIN, Assignee.
Dec. ,. VA 1t
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

William Bailey, John X. Bailey Martha Bailey, Mary
Bailey, vs. Jacob Bailey, Nancy Bailey.
TTNDER tie decree of'he Court of Equity in above
u case. will sell at Lancaster Court House Mon
day, the 29tl. December, 1851, the following
NEGROES
Polly, Betty, NIiley. IIudson Avery Sylvia, Bully and
Mary. They one family. and pronounced by good
Judges No. negroes.
'rcrns-A credit of l2 months. purchasers giving notes
with good securities with interest from day Of sale except
:,s much cash rs will paw cnsts.)
JAMES II. WITElERSPOON, C. E.LD
Dcc5 $500 g
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


James Robinson and wife Nancy J. VS. Thomas l.. Wright
and Mary Wright.
FINDER the Decree of the Court Of Equity in above
" case will sell nj Lancaster Court House on the
first Monday j day Of January next, the following val
liable Real Estate belonging TO Thomas J. Wright, dec d
'EGle House and Lot,
In the Village of Lancaster. containing four acres; bo'n.
ded Ivy 10; of DR.. MobIry. Gay street the Public Road
and Duniap-Sreet The Dwelling and other buildings
very comfortable. and the place very desirable
AIsc--lGa Acres Of E;i1id,
Near t'i Village on ellis Creek bounded by lands of s.
b. EInmols Thomas Ballard James Adams and William
Mckcnra 1t contains .Ome fine bottoms, and made an
abundance Of Com this year. Also,
sixteen Acres,
Near and adjoining tIi. Village bounded br lands Of VI.
Clinton. E>ia;" Of H. Perry. and the Camden road
Tcnus-A credit OF and lwo years. except much
cash will Pay C"stS purchasers giving bonds with go"d
security, with Interest.
JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON. C. T.. l.. u.
December |. 1851. 81 j0) 6i
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Yeast Powders,

fINiiESE Powders arr entire substitute nr Yeast in
all culinary purposes. having been Improved by Il re-
cent chemical discovery, hy which they are rendered urr-
f.c.'v harmless ihr pysrcpc well as The. EpicIlrr
an,l are essentially necessary III promoting a healthy Ii
.rsi.oi. Prepared lid Sold at Ii. j. DELAYS.
N.rsI!'> Ini.ilihr Yeast Powders. Dee ).
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MEDICINES, WINDOW GLASS, &c.

TTIf; subsciiar is receiving and keeps constantly
4 hand. large of the Purest Medicines,
Chemicals, and Dye-Stulis. Also. extensive va
cly of the very best lair, Tooth and Paint Brushes
Graners and Blenders Always on hand Window Glass
Surgical Instruments Patent Medicines OF every kind
Here may be had. all the delightful Extracts Of Lnbin
for the handkerchief. Oils. Ok Marrows and Eau Ius
trails for the Hair. Hair Dyes for gentlemen who have
become prcmacly Grey. Cos0gnes Of all sizes. and of
the very finest quality. Shaving Creams and Soaps in
great variety Transparent Balls. Tooth Pasies and
Powders. Pens Ink and Paper. Besides China Vases
r other ornaments for the Centre Table and Mantle
~. such a lo Of TUys!!
All who desire PURE and HONEST articles at Low RATES,
would do we'll to give us call
FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
:ept l6, 1851. 73 If
,,'kENCIE BRANDY, Madeira Wine and old
! PORT WINE. for medical purposes. Just received
qild for sale by +. J.. ZEMP.
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! CAR y.

The undersigned beg leave publicly to ten.
der their grateful thanks to the officers and
OF the Camden independent Fire i;n
zine Company, and The officers and members
oftho Town Engine Companies, and TIE cit-
zcMs generally. for the gcnrrous aid and assis-
tamcc rendered tAcm Oh Sunday afternoon last,
in saving thsr Houses from the impending de-
which then threatened them. Such
disimtcrcstcd Kindness will ever be hcldin CRATE
lul remembrance by
&. II. d VI. J. DAVIS.
CAMDEN, Dec. q, 1851.
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OF In consequence of the arrangement of
the office during the fire on Sunday, we are
able to issue only half a sheet to day, and will
be compelled to omit the publication on Friday
next On Tuesday we hope to commence the
regular issue.
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Notice..

4 IL. those persons indebted 10 the estate Of
! Mis-. Rc!mcca DeI.com, will make payment
to the subscriber, and all those who have any de-
nands, will render them i'll properly attrstcd
II. LEVY, Admir-.
Nov |. III II
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E.'Ol. Sale.

4 young FELLOW, accustomed TO manage
horses, driving, dc, and toIerabIc Cook, will be
sold on The first Monday in January next, at the
Cuur, House in Camden, OH credit Of one, Two
md three vcat<. Health, title and character
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