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ESTATE OF r., nj. AINSWORTH.

TNHE 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 made of JOHN D.
ESQ. or Of the undersigned at Cleveland,
Ohio. WIN. SLADE, Jr., Admtor
Of the Estate Of r.. NJ AinSDorth, deceased.
. March29, 1851 dlmw3m4s'
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MoRE OF Ir.-Mr. Gates has received
his stock and is now prepared to exhibit
to the admiring multitude, a rare assert.
ment of beautiful goods. 1t is needless Ia
add that he sells at the Ia vest prices.
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WYMANAAa,

MARRlED-Dn the 18Th of Nav. 1851. Mr..
PHILEMON d EMBICH, aud Miss CARO-.
LINE WEAKLEY, both Of this city.
On the 2Olh of May, 1851. Ivy the Rev. D. j.
Hamiltnn. Mr.. SAMUEL ELAN BERRY and
Miss MARY ANN HAMMiTT. both of Bern
Township. Fairfield County. Ohio.
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ENAMELLED PARLOR CRATES.

TIME subscribers have recently procured the va
rious sizes of the most desirable and elegant PAR
LOR CRATES, Finished and EaGmened in the best
manner, and will be furnished at Wholesale and retail,
at reduced prices.
ING RANGE, suited to the use Of Bituminous Coal.
We have besides a superior assortment Of COOK
ING and other Stoves, for sale to dealers 1.-THE lowest
rates. WOOLSON& HITCHCOCK,
Cleveland, April II, lS5l-HerdH SwbO
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Rrnm XanhInrinn.
W-I,ntrnron CRY.

WAsHfSoroH CITY. Msy 10
The President has recognized Johnnes Jscobs
Lndwick. as Wee Consul Tor Sweden and Nor.
WY for San francisco.
The Republic. II this morning, says, that the
Treasury Department has paid out two millions Of
dollars or Mexican claims, an that there Is near.
y one million aud a quarter yet 10 pay.
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Dreadful don.

PiTrsBUGGH. May lG.
AtG o'clock this morning. the boiler in Myers
steam mill explndef severely injuriug Mr.. Brooks,
the engineer; his jaw bone was broken, besides
otherwise ~injuring his head. Recovery impossi
BILE. No others were injured.-The boiler was
thrown endwise about 50 yards. and a number Of
persons IN the vicinity Of the yard narrowly eS.
cuped The flying linbers.
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MARBLE FAoToRY.-Wo are request
cd to notice that Messrs. Uhl. Myers Il
Co. have made arrangements fnr estab'
fishing a Marble Factory in this city and
that they will conduct it in such a way
as to accommodate our citizens with the
best of marble for tombstones, monu.
mar. &c.
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~The ChilIicolheans are about 10 Q.
rect a now Hotel on the JOINT stock Prin.
ciple, 1t is estimated to cost about 3d..
900. about half Of which amount is al.
ready subscribed.
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III Fairfield Common Pleas-In Partition.
John B. Wicklif, Guardian Of ~Sylvanus Gill, Julis
Ann Gill and Stephen Gill.
Us.
Susan Gill, Widow of Ambrose Gill, deceased, and
william Gill.
TINE said Defendants are hereby notified that the
Il said Plaintiffs have filedin thu Clerks Office OF
the court Of common Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio,
their petition against said defendants, staff & that Am
brose Gill, deceased, died intestata, seized Of a part OF
the Northwest Quarter of Section No 4, Of Township
No. Is, in Range No. Is, being all Of said Quarter On
the West side oil the Ohio Canal, containing One Hun
dred Acres, more or less; being the same land convey
ed BY Matthias Miller TO Ambrose Gill by deed, bear
ing date January Of, 1913; also Lot number Two, in
the second addition 10 the town OF Millersport, inFair'
field county. Ohio, which has descended to the heirs
at.law, subject to the Widows dover, and is held by
them as tenants in cc-parceny and praying Tor the as
Segment of the Widows dover, and for partition Of
said Land ami Lot-which petition will come on e
be heard at the next term of said court, to be held ii
Lancaster in said county.
CHARLES F. SHELTER.
Solicitorfor DemaRddat
April 10, 1851 S4.5O 5w49
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accordingly
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HonRIDLE MuRDER a person named
Geo. w. Slocum, living about five miles
east Of Columbus. murdered his wife on
Thursday last and then attempted to de.
stroy his own life, but did not succeed
aud is now in Jail. Cause--jeaIousy and
inIemperance.
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Providence Election.

~PRovlDEscE, R. l., May I6.
The returns Of the election held here on the
18th, show the choice of Mr.. Burgess, (Whis) Tor
mayor by IA majority; also the entire Wing tick
ct for aldermen. and 81 wings aud 8 democrats
for common council.
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FROM 81. Louis.

81 LOUIS. May lG.
The steamer Or. franklin. No. 2. arrived ihis
alternoon from ST. PuIl's. aud reports that when
size lett it was current thers that q large purity Ol
SiOnx Indians bal goue mt against tie Chippe
was, and prof., bly, ere this lhey liad had a battle.
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Nrenkl I'm the Canal,

BUFFALO, May l6.
A serious break has taken place in the Wabash
canal, which will take Is days TO repair. This
will cut off the receipts of corn to a great extent
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gTAR gA-LOON-BAKERY.

A LwAYs onhsnd At sTARLING's, Bread, cake,
Hand crackers, together with lee cream, Giagel
Pop, Lemonade, Mineral Mead, am a general supply
OF o4leefioHaTies too numerous 10 mention.
FGmlieaG and Parties supplied with Candies, Cakes
Fruits, &C., on reasonable terms.
Remember the Plsee-oPPoste George Kan6man'l
Drug Store, Main Street.
Ye Gentlemen and Ladies' fair.
Or single OF by happy pair.
Who love the sweetest things Of earth.
Combined the while with harmless mirth.
AZ lowest prices in our town.
Repair 10 StaTling's Heg Saloon.
ask tho country lad and lass.
Some happy moments there 10 pass.
And gladly and most ehesply lind
Solsce Tor body and br mind
And spread a. other friends have done.
The worh Of Starlngs s pg Saloon.
Lancaster, May 9th, 1851.
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HOUSE,

A BROWN respectfully announces to the citizens
IA. and travelling community that he has purchased
the interest Of Samuel Lidy III the Hotel known as
the "TALLMADGE HOUSE" where he will take
great pleasur e in waiting on all those who .mny favor
him with a call.
Lancaster, February %, 1851. 1y42
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rvOhio county, Virginia, voted a few
days since, to subscribe $780, 900 to the
Hempfeld Railroad. This link forms a
mart of our connection eastward.
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NroTIcE.--on the 9Th day Of April 1851, the
IN Court Of Common Pleas Of Fairfield county de- re-
claIeai W ;rsoIvent. Creditors are therefore requir-
PIV ~ nrsssnt their claims against said estatet to the I'M
S go ~ for allowance within six months from the
t ~ sbove mentioned, or they will not b. entitled to
payment. "" Gdm;nistrator.
Anril s. 1851. M-p
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COMPREHENSIVE.

GILBERT DEyOL and A. C.. LVINGS ron hay
W ing purchased the interest Of Joseph kurtzman
will in iiture carry on the Foundry and Machine
Business, at the old stand West end of msin-street
under the firm name Of GILBERT DEFOL CO.
The new firm is to settle and pay all the debts Of Tx
old firm. GILBERT DEYOL,
ANDREW e. LIVINGSTON.
Lancaster, April l6, 1851 /
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EDWARD L. SLOCUM, having purchased the
HL entire Stock of Drugs and Medicines of
George G. Beck. now offers the samefor sale, together
with a large and well selected new stock at the Old
Stand, known as the City Drug Store, where may
be found a large aud complete assortment Of Drugs Me-
dicines and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuifs, Glass
Ware and Window Glass, Brushes, Groceries, Fancy
Articles, &C., which will be sold Wholesale and retail,
upon as reasonable terms as can be purchased in the
city EDWARD L. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, April "a, 1851 d&w5l
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SALE.

ID the court of common pleas Of Fairfield county,
Ohio, | viii, as administrators of the Estate OF JON;
DAUGHERTY, deceased, late of said county, expose to
public sale at the door Of the court-house in the city
OF Lancaster, Ohio, on Saturday the 2iM ddy Of Nay,
1851, the following described K al Estate, to-wit: IN.
Lot No. 9, in VIM. J. Reese's addition-to the town Of
Lancaster, being part of sections 8 and 8 township IA
and Range Is, East Of said town, Appraised at $3.50.
Terms Of SqlG-0ne-third tn purchase money in
hand, one-third in one wear and the residue in two
years, with interest upon the deferred payments
JOHN LYNCH, -4dmi0r.
April a, 1851 50 5w5l
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All WE EET

NAAAF
Lancaster ,iSlay 6, l65l.
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wAGONsl BUGGIEsn PUMps!u

WAGONS! BUGGIEsH PUMPsIH
TIME undersigned still continues 10 manufacture at
l. his shop, ons door West nj iun'er's Blacksmith
shop, onWh- eling street, North side, every variety Of
WAGONS and BOGGiES, which viii b. Aep:on hand
ready for ironing and also manufactured 70 order
They will be made OF the best material and in tie
best manner,
PUMPS.-He has also on hand and will continue to
keep the Eric, PenHsyIDaaia, Pump, which are now
well known in this communiiy ssa FIRST rate article.
Thankful for past favors, he Solioits a continuance
Of the public patronage. lie will as heretofore give
satisfaction TO his customers WESLEY MOODY.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851 2m4D
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n FOR SALE.

NJ. A. Daugherty, Cashier, obedience to a decree
rs. l. rendered in the above
John Walters, ct. ali. >cause at the March Term,
1851. of the court of common pleas for Fairfield coun-
ty, Ohio, will on Monddyte 26h day of Nay, 1851,
before the .ourt-house door, offer at public sale tho
following Lands, to-wit. The Northwest Quarter o
Section No. 10, Township No. 10, and Range No. Il,
walnut township School Lands The purchaser to
release the parts sold by John Walters out OF said
Quarter, supposed to be 81 acres so soon as he gets
tn title to Lewis McCallister and Levi Grouse. He
will also retain the sum of sl55 81 Of the purchase
money, being the amount accruing on the 26th May
next and due thereafter, until the same be required to
be paid by the contract on file with the Auditor; Also
80 acres, part ofSection No. 20, Township No. l6 and
Range No. IS, being the same lands sold BY Abraham
Decker to John Walters. the metes and bounds where
OF are Sc. forth in said Decker'S deed.
The terms Of payment. time Of possession, apprais-
ment, DC, will be made known on the day OF sale.
JOHN GARAGHTY, Special Master.
Anril 81 1851 50 5yT5i
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RAILROAD INTELLtOENcE.-At meet.
ing of the Directors of the Cincinnati
and GAINESVILLE Railroad. on Tuesday last,
T. CoRwIN, Esq Of Clinton, was elect.
ed President.W. TRtPLErT, of Pickaway,
Secretary, and jolt RADEBAUeH, ofFair-
field, Treasurer. These are good selec-
lions, and we hope now that those hav'
ing the enterprise in charge. will push
it forward to a speedy completion. En-.
ergy upon their part is all tina; is neces'
Sary.
We also learn that the salaries were
fixed as follows:-President, $1,000 with
travelling expenses; Secretary, $500
Treasurer. 5000.
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6be Guntasttr @a3sttt.
MORNING, MAY 10, 1881

CoURT or CoMMoN PLEAs.--On Mon.
day next, May Goth, the May Term OF
the Court of Common Pleas commences
In this County. Suitors will take notice
accordingly.
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N0TICE.-Proposals will be received until June
IN LIST, 1851, for building a FRAME MEETING HOUSE,,
on lot No. 8, in Square No. ., in Lancaster, Ohio. A
plan and specifications may be seen by calling on tho
building committee, consisting Of Henry NJ. Boothe.
DR.. James White and William Card.
Lancaster, Nav -, 1851 2w3
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FREE BANKINo.-W We hear oftwo Banks
organized under the late law-one at
Springfield and the other at Ironton.
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cnnCEnIEs. LInrnns. eEGARs, &c.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, sEGARS, &es.
Having purchased Of \ ]. Boving, his dtis ai9cS
Of Groceries, and Just receiving a large lot IRON tin-
cinnati, Portsmouth and Baltimore in addition, now
offer to the public an extensive assortment Of th9
ChOieGSt Groceries, Liquors a d 6fgsrs. that viii
give s~aiisacti n 10 all, who viii hvot me with a cal.
Without enurersting all he articles usually kept
IN an establishments Of this kind, ! merely invite the
attention Of the public to the following on hand'-
Rio Coffee, that cannot be surpassed in quality
Genuine imported Havana sesaTsof ne finest Ia
vor,
Alirga lot Of half Spanish and common S gars,
Crushed, pulverised and double refined sugars,
Fishing. poles and limrick hooks,
LenonI and Oranges,
White Fish. Pickeil anil Lake Herring,
Aacterel No. l. Alarge lot Of imported and Amert.
can liquor Of all deseriptioDsj
Pittsburgh and C~incinuati Ale, 9syarion Beer, Sweet
Cider, Rash Brandy, Warranted Cider YinpglT. Dutch
Hcrrings, &c., &C.. L. BECKER,
Main Street n-xt TO the Canal.
Lancaster, April "a, 81. Z Rem.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Co-Partner5hip heretofore existing in the
u Hardware business, undgr tn, firm name Of P. B..
EMBicH X Co, has been di solycd bvmuual consent.
All those knowing themselves inde1t L to III, old
same Immediately.
The business VIII hereafter be conduc'edb v P B.
EatBIcH and ]. EsBlcu. r1dar rba finn -,-oo ofp r.
81. EMBlCH The citizens Of Faiuaald and naigh-
boring counties vii! find il To thai, i~n'arastto call I'd
examine their stoc, nf Hardware Cutlery, Nz.l5,
Iron, &c before purchasing elsewhere.
Lancaster, March !, 1851 II
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TO II

lust received and for sale 10 Bushels Mflet
j Seed. GEORGE KAUFMAN.
IApril 8, 1851. 43
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Qhe Alarkets.
LANCASTER, Tbar.iny May e. 1851.

hhASh ~ a OpdiNDf IVA ~
New York Markets.
Nrw YORK, My g1-M.
Flour opened firm al sf.l20tiIs Gr c,nm n
to straight STATE; Southern iniKel brnnA s4.5G0
sf7j: mixed ~ fancy Michigan and Indians ti,I2
0Si25. Wheat unchanged. Corn in gndd liz
mani at 6O06l FIR Western mixed. Pork im.
proved: new Mess SIS 25; new Prime 1850. DID
Mess $li.25. old Prime sl295. PickIel meats
dnll-pliin II ms Be. Shoulders 6i06i. Lard
firm at9tc. Whiskey firm at 23s. Tobarc, quiet;
Krn!ncky llOlti. Linsrel Uil f~rln-7I075.
Lead dull-fOreisn si,G2
Cincinnati Markets.
CIScISyArI. My 90
River risen fur feet since noon yest.rliy.-
Weather appearance 0f rain. Flour firm; sale,
Of 800 barrels at $].iOOkj,i7. Wli.key I7AG
l8 IN Provisi ,rG. the only sale 1000 kegs primo
Lard at 100. Other ariic es unchanged.
CIeveIand Markets.
CLEVELAND, May 10, 1851.
Markets -~Fluur-Sales 500 barrels "W-'ty
aud Hayler." Ut 81 SO. Cnmmin brands 50 50.
Wledt-Ssles 1000 bushels Northern ahnat NJ Tic.
1000 do mixed at 73c. Corn Sales sOUO III nt.
and 2000 IN slore at 4ic; 13c il The market ahnit
OATS. quoted at $50. P"rk-40 barrels mes,
at $I4.95 fish Wbitefsh 81 for barrels and
$i.2j for Pickerel. 25 barrels aud 80 balve. II,
81 ,25. ard $3.87l. Highwines. quoted at 20c.
Hams. 500 lbs common at Sc. 200D los fair do nj
~: 1000 lbs Shoulders ut &c. Sides at SC. Dried
~Fruit-Sales 100 bushels C, mmuu driel apples at
zoe. and 100 do good at 874, IS bushels unpealeI
peaches al 81 ,50.-HeraH.
Buffalo Markets.
BrTPALo, May 10
Flour Market dull, transactions only for the
filling Of orders from the interior. sales 1900 bar.
rels good strait Michigan at $500 1916.
GRAIN Wheat in good demand. views of lnId
ers high enough To restrict sales. Millers de- npl
take hold. Sales 5000 bushels at Doc Tor gpolOlio
Corn fair request at prices trile better, sales o.
30 600 bushels at 4Glc nfmt and i7c from store
Whi,key firm sales 100 bnrrels al 81 cents.
Provisions dull, Mess Pork $l4 5O0sIi.7j.
Freights- F.our i3c0 4lc, Corn 8409 10 Alba
ny-43 for Flour. l040Il for Cora tn NewYurk.
RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE,
Geo. Alien.---..$2. 90 David Rank ....... . o.
Henry HUMPHREYS 200 Joseph Rutfner.... IL
James Holiness. 100 o, r. Tong..-.... IL
Gen. +. ShugTrt 800.
NEW sUBSCRIBERs
james Hulnes. Daniel Huddle.
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WAIT A MOMENT!

M name is neither Abraham, Isaac nor Jacob and
I'VE | sell an article for what it is; give mea call.
Lancaster, Ma. -. JAMES GATES.
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HnILLOO!HILLOO HILLOOlTHERE

"3iiLLOC! HiLIOD! UiLLOOIIHEitE
,SFEIANbER Can You tlll Ga whether tlero
Is any other Store in lancaster than tho Hhilndels
phia Commission StOrci"
why DO you ask the question:
"Nell, / an boundfor town, with my family. to buy
our Spring and Suumer Goods, and every one | SO
in your neighborhood wearing fns Coat. gsn.e2l
Pa1;sloons, nice Vest, splendid Dress, Bonnet, Para ,o,
A~antills, OF any thing In that Iiae; upon inquiry, they
all came from the Phiat-ipais Commission store,
bought pri:es-I never sa" the like
swell, friend. the half has not been told. I siyisa
you h 20 there dircci-you cen easily Esd the place:
Sigu-Phlad I9tja Commission St0re-Heariy oP-
posits the Swan Hotel. Wilcox the agent is some
IN TIE way o; great ~bsrg-ins; / car sS=uf You, You
will not be disappointed, either in tine quality, beauty
styLe or Cseapaess Cf the Stock"
81 thank you for the Information"
"Gofo the Commission Store c~eTtGin."
swell, I will"
Lancaster. 4Nlay G. l65l, 2
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LANCASTER, ONO, MAY7.ts51


A THE sign Of ths Big Hatad Ciapcau, corner
L1-f Centre Alley and Main Street, K. FfEDDtSa
~ 4 SoN have just receiy d direct from
- New York and Philadelphia, a superior
lot Of fine
Fashionable Hats and CaDy,
~A thgt eannO, fail 10 suit the -
~ public, both as to prices ard
quality. Their stock con- EaH3
sists ut all kinds Of Fur, Six, Wool, Psna-S>
ina, Leghon, Straw, Pearl and Palm Leaf Hats, Chill.
dren'a fancy Hats and caps in great ysri.ty.
They are also constantly manufacturing all kinds Of
FUR Hats, expressly for this market, aud ofthe very
best i%aaterial which they arc confident canno; fail to
meet the wants dt1e public as to price and quality.
To Country Merchants and Uatters.
They can furnish Hats and Cps, at wholesale, At
as 10" rates as any other establishment in the West.
ern country.
Thankful Tor the patronage heretofore bss.oYsd 10
on them BY a liber public, they hope By strict stton-
ton to merit a continuance. r. FIELDING son.
Lancaster, Ohio, May 7h
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TIE FAIR

NpFNED in LONDON. Ma. 1T, ,55l ard o. tho
OPHMADELPHIA COMMISSION STORE, Ian.
caster, Ohio. on the same day. The one for ~ oXAi'
bition ofrare articles, the other for the Sale u Che1P
GO0ls.
be in attendance in London, while at the Philad lphia
Commission Store viii BE- found, every day, a great
many OF the lords ard lsssss of tbs New Norij-ail
with crowns % Their heals, superior IN worth 70 tor
eign monarchs tome, every body, room Tor all
This celebrated establishment will be kept open
during the season, wcll supplied with a
Splendid Stock OF Dry Goods,
And at prices the wonder Of the world.
Lancaster, May 6, 1851. 9
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EDrroR Gazette Cancer Remored.-A short
time since, | was much pleased to witness the result
Of a new process for the removal of cancers, by J..
FLATTERY, NJ. D., ofGahanna, Franklin county ,ohio
1t was in the removal of a cancer from the breast IL of a
Lady, the result of which was truly admirable. I
would therefore say, that the evidence from a single
result, as to the Doctors ability to ctre this terrible
disease, is sufficient to satisfy the most skepticsl OBJ
server. J. p.
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TAKE N~OTIOE-The subscriber has sold
i his entire Stock Of Groceries 10 y BECKER
and will be at the old stand, ready to al ~ un.nltlcd
accounts on Samrday Of each week. F.Ja BOVlN0.
Lancaster, April II, 1851. d&"lm'
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ARE YOU a MISUNDERSTANDING from diseases to
which females are generally subject, usei DR.. S. D
Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla-it will certainly cure you.
Male or female, old or young, ALL and every Fami-
Ly should have this excellent Family medicine by them.
Call at our depot, or on one Of our Agents, and get a
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find .Jactsi fdctsn
facts'H that can be substantiated by thousands OF liv-
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz: that the
Shaker Sarsaparilla, as preparedby DR.. s. d. HOWE,
has been the means of permanently curing more dis
eases to which the human family are continually Sub,
Jet, than any other preparation Of Sarsaparilla evel
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
9PIIundreds of our citizens complain of debility
and languor of the system, arrangement of the live
and stomach; want of appetite, :oSthey are frequent
ly the result of too close application, and a THOUSAND
other causes we cannot here name; but we would say
to all so afflicted, do as we have ~done-get a bottle OF
two of DR.. Hooland's German Bitters, prepared b,
DR.. Jackson, and, our woid for it, you will be cured
We commend this medicine, knowing IRON expert
ence that it is much superior to the genefslity of pat
cnt medicines. We would say 10 our readers, pur
chase none unless prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson
Philadelphia.
See advertisement,
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Statement of the Condition Of Fairfield
COunty Savings Institute, MAY 1. 1851,

DONNETS brought by Express in 4 days from
ID the East, are now selling fast at HENLEfS'
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ID. A. HARRISON,

Attorney az Law, Lancaaters Ohio
oFFICE-over smith longs clothing store.
April %, 1851 t2nb9
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

40 II Han in 81 story Of Fosters build
l.OsO.E ,ing,main,sTeet Chnrity Lodge
No, I. meets every Monday Evening.
r. JULrEN. Secretary J. S. BRkrTEN. n, q,
TTOCKU Hooking Encampment Nc, 2s, meets
IL the "a and 4th THURSDAY Evening Of each month,
As follows;-February 18th and 2'thi March 18Th and
2ith. Anril 10Th and 2ith; May 9Th and 22d; June l2th
and 26th; July 10Th. /. JULIEN. 81
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