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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

I OF NEwonLsAss Il - THEWs,.,.No. AL.
RY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me d.
- Fourth
IA the sutlsd cause will proceed public ascton
t Rounds o the City Exchange ST. Lofts between cha
and Royal streets, TUESDAY, January ~ O'clock
d Tor OF GROUND Trerne, in ,quar,
snprised between Franklin IRENE, Cushouse Benvle
dtssaed By thu No. and having In English % feet
inches lines Benve
Tens togethe the buildings thereon acquired By
MSttsws from Municipality No One act passed before Joseph
o. other LOTS GROUND sanio suburb and square, de
nt Tene BY - fee, 10 inches and lnes sph and o
lines depth with the buildings thereon acquired
from w Hodge, by passed before f. Bnrneti Notary Public
DIR date Of the It'll Of January, 1si7.
The building consists Of IN old shanty. .s.4
Seized in the above suit.
.Ierms-tash on the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
.d78 80 janI0 Sheriff oft the OF 6Jrlesus,
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on NEwtlRLKANs. M. $780,. slf
pY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale

e the Fourth Distric. Court Of NewOr-
, to John l.. Lewis, lnte Sheriff, and By
|, will proceed to sell ut public auction,
.nge. st, Louis street, between Chnrtres
DAY, February II, 1852, at la O'Clock N.
Nd with all the buildings aud improve
! thereof, situated in Municipality No.
the No. "a in the square No. 2 on GER
j, Surveyor Of said Municipality, under
deposited in the Office Of A. Manraau,
square is bounded by Dryades, Terpsi-
,ets, and 10 The same designated By the
the city, published by Chas. F. Ziinple
., in American measure, 81 feat front on
le7 feet 10 inches and lines, between
nts consist OF one story frame building.
JAMES P. FRERET,
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FfyrH DsIsIcr couRr HASKELL co. MERCHANTS, AND
or NEwoRLKANG. PLANTERS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
-. NEW ORLEANS. No. $3.50.
UDY WRITE of n writ of 6or; e, o;,,, -; =, i,

directed by the Honorable bict Court Of
y ne above entitled cause will public auction
M kounda Of the City Exchange ST.
snh Royal streets FRIDAY January 1851 O'Clock
sn.e Go%Psny Daniel oNeaI favor Of The plaintiff agan.
Daniel f sl39 So with 1--WE
A 49, being the No. Fourth
| esmbsr ., 1851. -s' = = ~ = '~-"~'-' ~ IT
Seized In the suit $. s.-HT ~
Terms caah the spot JAS, p FRERET
JAnls is so 20 Sheriff Of the Parinh Of Orleans,
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81 ERllLANk
~ QrK pa 90
Hefve me- sign q the
Ckestsd ~ Stosp oy
f1ffnis, ldsk VI $Cnr
xea = iiilffoye hek1
.LkQlky q S1 q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

n PEafBERTON VI. Mira. A. 'CR0ZAI
IND HER HUSBAND. NO. 52sI.
writ Of seizure and sale, G-
the Fifth District Court of Newt Orleans,
J. L. Lewis, late Shetif, and by said late
] proceed to sell nj public auction, in the
i, st. Louis street, bstwesu'C hArtrss and
ebrunry 10, 1852, ut IL o'sloek NJ
ouND situatsdin the Municipality No.
~ No, IS 81 square No. ., bounded by st.
stsrious or Columbus and PlAuche atreeta,
Bernard street, 105 feet / inch and . lines
o.s1S, 80 foot | line In widthin tho rear,
'ss In depth on the aide Of lot No. n, the
according to d plan made by Allou d'iie-
day of December, ls47, and deposited in
i. Notary Pnblic. Together with all the
EMENTS thereon, consisting of ONE
"a FRAME KITCHEN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

SASTOR OIL-40 barrels Adams No. L, in
store and for saisb by Ell HART CO.. 70 Tshoup.oulsss
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

EouHrH DTElcr couRTi pERAiEEsTER AND MAILIoT
or NEwonIxAss WIDOW VAN RENssEIAER No, $3.50.
me directed by The Honorable the Fourth District Court 81
tho above entitled will proceed 70 sell ct public
chsrtrs. and Royal atres MONDAY February 49, 1854 at
An tho ght We and interest q ts defendant Widow
Ny 1ackson, Common, Msrsh and Where streets Hahn
designated ~ lots Nos and On pnn arrest aua
inches from, jackson street st neRs. and
nes front W 9ofeet inch as fset
md mi In. S a on es
ns IA l ,ee ~ nss a depth u 50 eei inches
And ines between parallel TE Two STORY BRICK
improvements thereon, consisting W.
HOUSES WITH TWO FRAME SfleftnSNss y
Seized in the above sui u m Epurs-s
TermsCash the y s,i " ~ rissn.
jnni6 20 sherlp o ne IMsn =. o,.esa..
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NANDLES-200 boxes Sperm, for sale by
~ d9a l. ". ARTHUR 4 CO., rs and % NewLevss.
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WITH DIsrRIer Gorys 1ori
OF NEwORlxkk. A
DYVIRTUE OF o
lid rscts5 BY the Honorable
ID the abeIe entitled cause, 20 Y
Sherif3Sfo me Transferred. 4 will
kotsnia OF the City Exchange,
Royal strssts. on MONDAY, I,
/ 4 CERTAIN LCf Ot GR'
Three Of this city designated b
bernard, 4 .2Harts, Yiilsre My,
measuring so Get front on st. !
III depth on ne sids Of Lot N
md iOs Gp,t 3 inches and 8 lin,
Whole American nlcaatlre, and
rhoeo,ft, Engineer, on the 18th
ihe sfiice Of Adolphs Aiaxureau,
BnMDTNGS AND IMPROVl
.srORY BRICK HOUSE AND
Seized in the above srlit.
Terms-Cnah on the spot.
janl6 26 fec 16
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

"A
Id directed by the Honorable d
Hams, in the above entitled cause, to
sliil late Sheriff to me transferred, |
i'll the Rotunda Of the City Exchang
AID Royal streets, OH WEDNESDA
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
ntents theresn and aPpurtensnce. Il
Two, OF this city, designated by the
tain plan drawn by Ioaeph Pile,
dhte Of the 10th July, 1870, and Dc
Notary Public in thfa city; said SOU
chore, Hercules and Euterpe streets
No. ) on a Typographical map Of the
il March, 1854 snid lot measures, /
Hercules strset, by depth Of 1877
para llel lines /; which improvements
Seized In the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot.
jamie % febe II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

DY VIRTUE Of a writ of feri facias to me
Honorable Fifth District
IL the entitled will proceed sell public
Hotunds the City Exchange ST. Louis beten Charities aud
Royal FRIDAY, Janunfy 49, O'Clock
One note by Charles the sooc which
1887 So have paid balance 1862 81.
*. by the fl0oG
which s49s 81 have been paid; balance due $500 o.
g.
Hi0O have paid; balance $1,000.
a. One drawn William Mne the ai000
f450 So have bcen paid ]; balance $3.50 "a
OF $1,000
assoc have been paid; balance s1460 Z
Oe drawn Bridge for tho which
S6l1 IS have paid; balance no S13s7 49,
One note drawn b. Samuel Lock- for the OF Sson.
81 One drawn by Jno A. Dougherty
which s35 "a have been paid balance due s4s4 ~ Seized
above suif. 49, 'Ffil- SJ.s
Terms raeh on the spot. - JAMES P. FRERET,
= jamie 10 20 90 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

!, s.F q FROM bk. WI Il iRENTIss. 4
Mr. regard Snsparila thnt Iaye uasb
affections 81 long ssudinr "a Tnsa ~
pvia Presa, Syphic Crhsxa md n Mi sassSsf
tn aaase # y sQ,, change
w,h loa any
Upon lessninine he Ii compotion
"a ~ RespsttNiiiy, ysnrs, ~ IN mi PfENTSs Ar n W
Lewiaport, XVI Deesinher 4, lSA7. s5's - so - 1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

LSRUITS, ALMONDS, ETC.
IL 5000 boxes NJ n Raains:
$50 bags Soft Shell Almonds, y.
1890 drums Prime Figs;
80 cases Prnnes in Jars and Fancy Bo1es
so Sarlines, wholes halves and quarters:
z. $50 boxes Mol Fire 49,
For sale by A. +. COCHRAN Ii CO. 81 TehoupjtcIs. At
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19
JAMES P. FRERET,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
fnru Drslnrer counr YoE CO MuN1cIr ALT
10y VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to. N

directed BY the Honorable the Fifth District Court
Hotnda the City Exchange, ST. Chas
Royal MONDAY February 1852 O'Clock
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND Municipality No. Of this city
bing Lot No II square No 40 plan drawn BY P Surveyor
Notar Public Of Hi which ad LOT or The Of s. Peter
St. Glnud street BY depth front q 1870 feet
1egether with nil the AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon
cHnslsting of TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, FRONT BRICK
FRAME KITCHEN AND STABLES, SLATED ROOF.
Seized in the above suit belonging defendant Grunan
Terms essh the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
jsn6 &c fe6 l6 y Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

sFcoss DISTRICT cogEr Widow DtlGHAsP FRED BRoU
OF NswORikAss. TIN. 1885,
by VIRTUE Of a writ of seizure and sale to
- directed BY the Honorable tbs Second District Court Gf New
u the RotuDda the City Exchange
CnrtTes and Royal streets January 9 1882 IL
O'CLOCK NJ. d. ~ 80 80
GROUND situated city, on oya street
tween unains and ST. Ann measuring 20 feet
Rya by 100 FEET deep together With the buildings and improve
bt the lot and brick with built
III the rear, and closet adjoining, and stables.
Seized in the nboTe suit - al--7i@5
Terms cash the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
Id24 in4 IL Sheriff Of Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

FrTn DlsrsIcr corRrl JESSE w PAGE w. MERcHANTs'A
or SawogLkass n AN1EKs' INSURANCE COMPANY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

MI H. MEYER, No 100 Camp street, fR
1yle Matchmaker and dealer in JEwELkY, GOLD KIN
Pens, FANCY ARflCLEs and WATCHES. All Jewsy ~ N
articles repaired a; moderate prices. mis- &SskASS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
BY R..'T. VAN, HORN.
GOVERNORS, MESSAGE
Gentlemen of'he Senate

Gentlemen ofitke Senate plu1e7as-ilsa ial
see and House Of Representatives.: es:nnt
On meeting you for the discharge OF the
solemn obligations which we owe'to.ihe Pco
ple as their representatives, periiumea ac
fcongra,ulale you, that, since the Gcnefa
Assembly was last lconvened.tan unusual de.
gree Of health has prevailed within our bor'
ders; lha, the earth has yielded her increast
1 in abundunce,l and that our Slate, great ~
oil the elements necessary 10 constitute ia
powerful naiion, presents ageneral prosper
Gus condition Of our affairs. in aihe several
departments of the State GovernmenGt
| Under these circumstances, as a Christian
people, ii is our duly, with humility, 10 ac'
knowledge our dependence on Himh from
whom all our blessings flow. and 10 SICK for
The continuance Of his Heavenly wisd in
| The direction of Dur atfairs--in the perform
nnce Of every Christian, moral and civil OBJ
legation. .aas.4s uiIs ia,aaaoI
In calling The attention, Of the General
Assembly TO the condhiop of The STATE.
which l. an required 10 commu,iica,c, BY
message. so far as have been able 10 learn,
our judicial cou, s have discharged slhfr
function by a faithful administrations Of jes-
lice, and with all the pro"plniess ana ener'
gy of the judicial system. w."icn mas oesn'
and still is in force; wouid pel'nll s,-lh ne
public credh'has been inaiuid:Ged mad lne
public faith preserved insiolnte. The aM''
Ity of ihe cilizens OF Ohio 10 meet. pro,npl'
iy, every pubic engagement, admits Of mel.
iher question nor doubt The IN fagemen,
of The Public Works, including The Sla,e
Capitol, has been economical and salislac-
tory. The Asylums for The Insane, the
Blind, und Deaf and Dumb, have each It's
own peculiar internal administration, but. |
am no, aware Of any complaint. The Pen
i,eniiary was, for short periods, during the
past season, without its proper head. by ,hel
resignation Of one and The death of another
Of its Wardens; bu, no very serious evils
are believed to have resulted from such
temporary vacancies. For details in all
The several departments and The institutions.
under The control Of The General Assembly.
reference is. respectfully, made to the re-
porls Of the proper officers, which have
The honor, herewith, 10 transmit. : as IS
II will be seen, in the statement OF, the
Auditor, that our public debt, nolwlfsiand-
ing il has gradually diminished, is ,ilIlarge;
1ut uur resources, with judlcinus manage
nent, ard with rigid economy in. the ad.
OF our financial affairs, in al /
he departments, are believed 70 be anpie 10
neeiany exigency ,hw with probably arise;
% pay The ordinary expenses Of The Slale
Government, and eventually. 10 iquidale the
ieb,, without any essential increase 10 the
'ur'hens Of the people. ,..,.,,,-,, +
4 4 Il /
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

As the interest on this amount. and no,
the principal, is to be paid BY the Slaie, the
Principal is not classed US a pau Of our
public debl.
Such, then. being The condition Of our az.
fairs, we are aboui 70 en,sr on q new era IN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

60 iqsa od l'iN sya Z
boi1aq alglDl. ooias
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

RECEIPTS.
Proceeds Of taxes for 1850, for
General Revenue, Canal and
School funds, including mis-
cellaneous items, n. ..t
Canal tolls, water rents, diyi-
dends on stock in canal, rail-
roads and turnpikes, and tolls
on Weytern Reserve and Mau.
NEE roads, and on National
road,
Proceeds of sales of canal lands
and school and ministerial
lands,
Principal and interest on Sur
plus Revenue fund of coun-
ties, .l'H ,ttG p
Received from Fund Commits
siOners for redemption ofState
bonds and miscellaneous items
Taxes received from banks and
foreign insurance companies,
Balance in the Treasury, 18th
November, 1850,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

nnNgy Salisbury Division No. 202,
M Sons Of Temperance-Meetings on Saturday
DNERe Evenings. Hall, Rice's building Middleport
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

DISBURSEMENTS
Bills drawn upon the Treasury
and old claims and uncurrent
funds credited to the Treasu-
rer,
Payments made on account Of
interests and State debt,
Payments from the Treasury, on
account of principal Of State
debt 4 l1att
School funds paid to counties,
being common school fund
and interest on trust fund,
Paid on checks # Commission
erS of Board Of Public Works,
for repairs Of canals and pub
lie works owned by the State,
Miscellaneous items, Sandy and
Beaver Canal three per cent.
fund, &c,
Amount of payments opt Of the
Treasury during the year end
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

eNsess Crystal FOunt Division No. 4,
cLX$E Sons and Daughters of Temperance meet
&ErS ings every Saturday afternoon at the Sons
Hall in Pomeroy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

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S'iH
s..oe .lr q 4 I 4, y, J.
"A, ,hss p,,.y .s Z S JfI u
wtas,, " ,..s,.d
nay hS ,S. iyao q q y i n,
q hSSdtifsSShpds 'sSfs''SS''sss' n
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i,;s ~ M5i sbbs u ~ bSSi, '''.s' Il
socs,v md ;,s,,ca - H., & & e z
SSSdl SbsSii yI.Sf fjSwais N ' !. e, ''' 4
& & bs 81 y g1s,l,,,Sa,s s n sS,s N
.N 81 4, .'Is' ~ y
D,,nIsS ,SSSD SS9.' 'Ssad ' SFST $ iHpS sSs,1
sl,bg,nbiiSl SIisSydabIcsE Hui dSTi "A aab Ilbb% ibs
fTnilIissy n f}1, 4 M slieh5 @ 5yiFS, bFinSS,
I,nadfeSr5 fIr2s.e insiituiohs az dijisip
aGd I'M! a!obidiTalc6mh8nl e6Iesssd e rsjHiSGnSs jHG &,
can &c bIdcegd n lhe stropS n 81 fasGdieiiSai.' ieiiSai'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

47s,ss6 o. 7
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2sl,077 81 6
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

DnNny Welfare Division, No. 90, Sons
SXof Temperance, ce,-Meetngs every Saturday
- Evening. Hall in DeCampS building.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
ssla,ssS rs G
al amount of State debt and 't@
nnual interest thereon, $3.50, ,89S 8S

There is. besides, the irreducble fund. :.
composed Of school and trust funds, arising
from The sale Of school, ministerial, salt and
university lands. paid into the State Treasu.
ry prior 10 Tho l5,h November, 1851, upon
which The S,aie pays six per cent. interest
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20


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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

~A I. O. q. F. Naomi Lodge,
~ No. 1l5,-Meetnes on every Friday
Evening Hall in Edwards building
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-14
Railroad Meeting.

Agreeably to previous notice, a number
Of the citizens of Fairfield and Perry coun.
ties assembled in the town of Pleasantvile
o., on Thursday the 7th inst, for the pur.
pose OF taking into consideration the best
means for securing the location of the C.
w. d H., railroad on the northern route
between Lancaster and GAINESVILLE. On
motion Of Mr.. T. P. Ashbrook, PETER DIR.
TOE, Esq, of Perry, was called to the chail
and A. =. MILLER, of Fairfield, appointed
Secretary of said meeting.
D. Tallmadge, Esq, of Lancaster was
then called on and responded by giving a
Short history of the progress of the road
since its commencement, and stating the
present prospect to be very favorable for its
early completion between Lancaster and
Cincinnati; closing with an earnest appeal
to the friends of the northern route to
come forward now, while opportunity offers
and secure the location Of the road on the
northern and shortest route.
He was followed by Messrs. Richie oil
Perry. and McVeigh and Borland of fLancas-
ter, in able and stirring appeals in behalf Of
the road, and of its speedy location on the
northern route. The subscription books
were then opened, and the following gentle
men appointed a committee to solicit sub
scription in the townships along the line Of
the Northern route, viz:-Dr. M. D. Brock
Daniel Baker, David Huber, Thos. McNagh-
ten and r. P. Ashbrook.
On motion, Res lved, That The thanks OF
this meeting be rendered to the Somerset
Bard and Somerset Gee Club for their ex-
cellent music on the occasion. On motion,
the meeting adjourned.
PETER DITTOE, Chm.
A. p. MILLER, Sec'y.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-14

CLEVELAND, October th-Thc most ex.
tensive ard disusffvus fire that Cleveland
ever witnessed, occurred this morning break.
ing out about half-pnst in the clothing
store OFF L Bprges, No. 3, Superior street
burningto the corner of Supcrio and Union
consuming in lis course Graham's shoe store
clothing store, Fieury' hardware store and
some smaller establishments. Most of their
goods were saved. The fumes then spread
down Union street, destroying all the tene-
ments on the west side OF the street, and all
on the east side to Davis Franklin's build
ings, spreading from this street to the rear oil
the Mansion House. Among the sufferers
are Mr. Overrocker, proprietor of the Man
sion House, Charles A. Hughes, Wholesale
Grocer, and Sheppard & Co., Cabinet Ware
house. The latter was burned out, in the
same street, about week ago, and had Just
commenced ut their new stand. Twenty
five buildings are consumed, one-third oI
which it is said were insured. The goods ot
the sufferers, generally, were partly insured
Many families are houseless. A good breeze
was blowing at the time of the con1agration
and it was only by the most strenuous exer-
tions of the fire department and our citizens
that the elements were suhdued One man
was killed and several injured by the falling
of walls
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-14
TEETH! TEETnu TEETH!.,

1T SCOTT, STURGEON DENTIST, eractly opposite
IL The TaHmddge IIOnSrIaad 0uer SmaUeys Hat
Store, Lancaster, Ohio have a very pleasant and
retired room; my present arrangement is permanent
and will be happyto see my friends who may wish
to consult about theirt teeth My special business
in future will be FIBLrNG (PLUGGINe) TEETH.
have for nearly % years been aiming at perfection in
this particular operation because it is OF Intimately
greater Importance than all others. We can say with
entire coTce ncsvfthat all teeth can be saved per-
maHcntig and for Lte by filling "very cavity as soon
it be seen; but f the cavities large and the
teeth have ached, they cannot h. saved Hence the
importance Of frequent exanikati N, by tho Eel;ist
This plan will be the cheapest ultimately and will
obviate the necessity oil artificial teeth and save a
vast amount of suffering.
have been residing in this city twelve years,
and have, during that time, filled more than sixteen
thousand TIC, ,O00] teeth. warrant all my filings now
for 2U years and upwards and expect to spend the
mainder Of my life IN Lancaster 1have the plea sure
of referring to the older physicians of this city.
1-FAlways in my office during business hours.
Respectfully, H. SCOTT.
NJ B extract Teeth and attend to other diseases
OF the mouth usual, [sept 7-3m
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-14
o1yge""tsd Rl"ers in Europe.

letter from Rev, l.. DoOLIrTLE highly rcspeeta
BILE Clergyman.
PARIs, November |, 1852 Dear Sir:-Abont t,r,
yearssince made use of few bottles of YOUR oxv.
Sehated Biters, lori stomach complaint, whi,h wa,
at that time relieved During the past wear, hayino
uttered somewhatin my general health, my medical
advisersrecommendeda sea voyage and some twelve
months resPi'" from public duty
Since my stay in England and France, have found
my old enemy, ri9biiity of the stomach, returning
again. have not found any prescription to afford me
r'hef' and made inquiries in London for your Oxy.
genated BiHeIs, but Could rot find any. write now
oeg you vii DO me the favor send by the earliest
''eamerto iisvre, hal dozen bottles, care of Living
Ston, Wells Il Co y Place de Ia Bourse, Paris.
An Old friend Of min. in Eng and. Captain Jackson.
o the British Army found, OH my arrival, suffering
nom Asthma, manifesly the result of DyspnpsIa. II
you have mind 10 send me an additional hall dozen
ootle should likeo have the Captain try the nled
cine should not troubled you with this, but Tor
"i to be quite sure of obtaining the genuine article
and together with the hope of my relief extend
a benefit to othcrisuiferers like myself
beg TO observe, as / am not al are that NV name
Is known to yon that have been the resident clergy
man io' some twenty three years, in Sherbrcok and
Lehnoxviile, Canada East, to which charge no to
oe aOie TO return in the spring ,xt 10 low
ing lr1man, dear sir, your obedient servant
DIR. o. b. GREEN Windsor, Vt l. DCO,IlTLE
REED, AUS TN. & Co., Wholessl, Drug ,ist, M
20, Merchant Row, General Agents.
fiicc, 81 per bouln; six bottles for s5
sJli by q. kACFFAIAN ~ Co., Lancaster
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-14

! NOTICE is hereby given, TO the Stockholders o
Y the Cincinnati. Wilmington and Zanesvill.. Raj
hosd company that an lnstalment OF ten per cent.
upon each share Of the Capital Stock Of said company
Is required to 5s paid to the undersigned Treasures
thereof. at his Oce in lancaster on or before the
l|SrDAf OF MARtH NEXT, and like install.
ment oil ten per cent. every sixty Us thereafter un
I'll the whole amount is paid up
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
JOEL RADEBARGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati. W. Zanesville Railroad Company
NoTts--lntercst will be allowed on all subscriS.
lions OF stock IRON the time paid in until the road
is opened and in operation.
. And Tor the convenience OF subscribers, JorI L.
fEASKLrE, Esq, OF Circleville. has been appointed
70 receive insfalments ro: 5ubscribers residing il
Pickaway county
DHNkL MCLEAN Esq of Washington, for those
residing in Fsyette county, ard
=, LAwHI:TcE FIIzHUGH, Esq, of Wilmington, from
those residing in Clinton county.
JOEL RApEBAUGH, Treasurer.
Cincinnati ". < Zanesvillo Railroad company
February .. 1852 ~