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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

1J'lfundreds of our citizens complain of debility
and anguor of the system, arrangement of the liver
and stomach; want of appetite, :oShey frequent.
y the result of too close application, and thousand
other causes we cannot here namc but we would say
to all so afflicted, do as have done-got bottle or
two of DR.. Hoohand's German Bitters prepared by
Dr. Jackson, and, our wo,d for it. you will be cured
We recommend this medicine. knowing from experi.
ence that it is much superior to the generality of pat
ent medicines We would say to our readers pur.
chase none unless prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jacsson
Philadelphia.
See advertisement
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Estate of John Coy.

NJ OTlCEis hereby given. that the undersigned has
i. been appointed and duly qualiliedas Admnistra
tor OF the Estate of Ohm cox, deceased. late
OF tarllcld cou ty, Ohio. All persons having claims
against said Estate will present them for settlement
legally authenticated within one year-and all those
indebted will make immediate payment
Dated this l4lh day Of April A. d. 1852.
April u 4w5l' r. J. OUTCALT, Ad'tor
GREAT REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.
AM just now receiving and opening out larg,
IL and well selected
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
which am determined to sell as low as any Other
House in Ohio
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
who wish to purchase will find the following articles
to-wt
Dress Silks, fancy AMI plain; Silks do; Fancy Lawns
SIR Bercges, Fancy Delancs. Calicoes, Ginghams,
White and fancy Robes, embI'd; Parasos and Fans
all kinds; White damasl Grape shawls
worked CutlS, Sleeves and collars; Bonnet Ribbons;
French and fancy flowers; dress trimmings;
Dress buttons, Of all sorts; silk and linen brades;
New style Bonncts,
Edgngs and lace; black silk lace; new style bloomer
combs: superior POLKA; Marsples Vestiugs;
Cloths and cassimeres, Satincts Jeans and tweeds;
NluSlins from to | yard wide, sheeting;
pleached muslins, cotton yarns, ticlings, bnggng;
LeShorn and Palm Leaf Hats, new STYLES,
Batting and Queensware, very large s:ockof
BOOTS AND SHOES;
and prices to suit customers.
All hose who will avor me with cal before they
buy elsewhere, will be saving money bv doing so.
aLancaster, April II JACOB PL0UT.
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CImcInnntI MnrLei..

CNcrSSATI April 30 River ,isen two iert
'ihce last evenina--ruining all day FInur qnIei:
small salrs at S3,lj. Whiskey declined To u!
CI"verseed duh and heavy. Provisions uuchane
ed ut cnIrcnt rates Sales of 100 hhds Baron
'ldcS nj l04: 10 de- Shnuldrrs at 2: sales 2i nnO
pounds sides in hnlk al 0c; 500 barres lard at yc
1910 kegs Mt l0c. Groceries quiet 10 day bu,
at 50
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CO-Partnership.

wa "thOiSuips
NNtlE undersigned has associated with him in busi-
ID ness, in his cstablishmentin the Southwest cor
ner Of the Public Square, Lancaster GEORGE W.
WILHITE. The business will hereafter be conduct
ed under the name K firm OF LYONS G. WILHITE,
where may be found at all times well selected
Stock of Family Groceries.
The establishment having the advantage of the
arge purchases ofthe senior partner will enable them
10 sell as low as any house in Fairfield county
They solicit continuance of past patronage assur-
ing public their object will be to render satisac-
ton. JOHN LYONS.
April 10, lS52. lmd2mw5O
A PEagle copy two months
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Stable for Rent.

TNIE subscriber offers for rent the stable and fix
j. lures recently and for several years past occupi-
ed by him as a Livery Stable. The stand is a
favorable one, and every thing in good order Imme-
diate possession will be given For further partcu-
lars enqnre oi George Ssnderson who is authorized
to act far him SAMUEL GRIM
Lancaster. April {, 1852 3w49
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To Carpenters and Honse-RuiIders.

nv Z would invite the especial attention of persons
w about building new Houses and Daths to oti
large and extensive assortment Of HOUSE, y ULLD.
ING MA TERIALS. We have now on hand,
$50 Kegs Juniats Nails and opikes.
l20OO lights 9xl0, 10xl9 and l0xi4 Wiidow-sash,
30 dozen Door locks and latches.
200 boxes Sxl0, lOXl9 and l0xl4 Wii,dow Glass,
1000 pounds Fil'd strap Hinges. sc. &c.
March %. EFFINGEK, WHITE LATIA.
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Che markrts.
Cleveland Market

Aprll ID Navigation il open aud prliab'v will
renan so 10 Dunkirk Flour is inariive 3.2J; lllr
highest qnniaiipn-. W heat 200O bushels North.
ern snld at 60 cents. which il the 1ir. ip-dny.--
Corn sales 200 bushels al ,at st 30 craiA Ons
by The quantity 3Oc. White Fish $9Qil7j inr
barrels fnd halves Butter Prime roll aud key
l2I Gents Hsr1LJ
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Look Out!

McELRoY&BlLLINGHU HURST have removed thel
INA Boot and Shoe Shop to Giesys building, irs
door east Of the Exchange and Immediately opposite
Mr.. Samuel Beerys Grocerys, where they will keeE
on hand and manufacture to order, Boots and Shoes
OF the best quality all warranted and sold at low f.
CURES! Please caH at the RGiLOdd Sign.
BlcELR0Y C BILLINGHURST
Lancaster, April 10, 1852 30
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Assignee,s Notice,

A DIVIDEND of G. McFadden's and C. G. Wilson
IN Cos, effects will be made on or about the first
August next Such of their cred itors as have not
yet presented their demands are requested SO to do
J. CLAYTON, assignee.
April l, 1852 3m4S
n PEagle and Telegraph copy
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Hnnse and Lot for Sale.

TENHE subscriber offers upon reasonable terms, his
House and half Lot, situated in the 18th square,
Lot No. 5, on Wheeling street. few doors East ol
High Greet This Is desirable piece Of property.
JOHN 0RMAN.
I,,..s.er Asril 4, 1852 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

MOTIF Etc heStOckhOlders oftheCinc
~ matt, Wilmington aud GAINESVILLE Rail
Road C0mpany.-The Annual Election Of direct
tors for said company, will be held at CrcIevle on
Tuesday, the 18th day of May next
By order Of the Board.
WILLIAM TRIPLETT, Secretary.
April 10, 1862.
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Virginia wing convention.

RIcHMnND. April l5.-The Wing State Con
lion re assemble d at / this morning The Hon.
J. }. STROLLER. President eI ct in the chair The
committee appointed tn prepare business for tue
convention. having reported in favor nf giving the
election ofdelegaes 10 tue National Convention
10 the people ol the several Districts warm
debate ensued. The Convention iinlly h, vutr
ol 80 IN 80 reversed the report Of the committee
aud decided IN Iavyr { The cn vcnn appnin
ing e.egnies This was derlned II test vote the
maj"riiy being Fillmore men, aud the minority
Scott. The convention adjourn, d ill u'clnrk
To night, when the committee will report resolu
lions expressive Of the principles Of the Wings oi
Virginia. The cummtlee nre instructed In b-
explicit IN the question. The proceedings were
very harmonious
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Notice. in Attachment.

A T my instance an attachment was this Jav issu-
N by G. Steinman Justice of the Peace of Hook
ing townshi Fairfield county, against the property
and effects of David Wildermuth an non. resident Of
said county. JOHN d. MARTIN.
lancaster, April IL, 1852 4w59
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CABINET AED CHAIR SHOP.

ID EMUVAL-T. G.. DOdsOn has removed his
HI Cabine, ard Chair Shop rom Connells Row, to
the Room on Brnod Street, Soath Of John Lyons
Grocery, and FORMERLY occupied by ID. X. Fshel,
where he will continue manufacture all articles in
his line as heretofore.
Cofns on hand at all times, with good hearse to
attend funerals in any part Of the county, at reduced
rates. Thanklu for past hvofs, he respectfully
licits cont uance Of public patronage. He will
labor give general satiaction both regards price
and qualify ii his work.
lancaster. April s, IS52 6mi9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

II ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDEN--IM.
rohAXT TO DYsPEPTIcs,--Dr j. s. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSlN The 1rEe Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice
prepared from IsENNE'f or the FOURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBIG, the
great Physiological chemist, by J. s. lloUGHTos, NJ
D,Phiadephia. This is truly wonderful remedy for
constipation and debility curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets containing Scientific evidence Of its value.
furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the
medical advertisements Al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
Attnchment Notice.

A Tiny instance an attachment was this day issued
~ by tSotlieb Steinnan, Justice Of the Peace for
Hooking township, Fairfield county, against the pro-
perty and effects Of Henry Wolieber, nonresident
Of said county. Dated this 18th March, 1859.
SAM. +. MACCRACKEN.
March "a, 1852. 4w4S
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DIR. A. u. MILLER.

GRADUATE of Cleveland Medical College, ten
" ders his professional services to the citizens Of
Pleasantville and vicinity.
REFERENcEs--Dr. NJ D. Brock, New Salem; Dr
G. w. Bprstler and Dr. NJ. z. Kreider, lancaster; d.
ID. A. Fisher, Baltimore. April l, le52 3w4S
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Attachment Notice

A my instance, an attachment was this dav issued
IN by Edward Davis, Justice of the Peace of Green
field township, Fairfield county, Ohio, against the
property and effects of W. J. b. Darwin non.resi.
dent of Fairfield county
March 81 l652'4w49 ADAM BACK.
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Etna Insurance Companv.

Etna Insurance Company.
NiE Undersigned is local agent for the above COM
Il pany for Lancaster ana vicinity. This is the
oldest company Of Hartford Connecticut, and is as
solvent and responsiblea any company in the United
States. JOHN d, MARTIN
Lancaster November 10, 1851. 3m28
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
NEW SURSCRIRERS
OBITUARY.


DlED-Iu Grerncas,le, Pntnam county Indiana
on Tue 2blh day at March last. Mr.. JOHN HUT
TON IN the 3jth Year Of his age The deceased
ms beet lor nnny yeurs resident Of Greenfield
Township, F,iriirld county. where his widnwei
mother Nancy Hutton. a"d sisters anil brother
now resides He let his home for the West. on
'3th ~ February last, On business and had pro-.
cerdeu NJ lar as Greencmlle. where he was nj
backed on the "3cd "f the same month with the
disease winch Terminated his earthly existence -
Although lie died from home. and amoug stramg.
ers II Is gratifying to s relations and many friends
here Ia learn TINT every kind attention was pnid
Iu during his illness. II ia olso nleasino cor
s"'"t'"" !" all. In learn that he died with fnll
nope ana assurance nfa blessed Immortality he.
y"""'' ',le grave. His remains were taken To n
Nnufrh: writes friends. 'wlirre discourse
was "e'ivered by the Rev Mr. Welh. from He.
Drew" w. D. There remaueih. tlereIute, rest
10 the people of Gnd"
"Jesns can make n dying bed.
Snli as d"wny pillows are.
Wh'Ie IN his hrensi, | lean nv heal
And breathe my lille out sweetly there"
Com
Another Pioneer Comet
DIED-At his rrsidnnce. near Royaton ON the
I'm INST Mr.. GEORGE KESTER. aged u wears
The decensed was one Of the pioneers Of Fairfield
conn'v. He settled Mt the Forks o. the Hook.
hncking. five miles Northwest of Lancaster in
1900 aud has ever since been highly especta.
BILE inhahitant nf the county.
On April l7ih. II tRRY. infant son Of .Iosephus
md Caroline Bergstresser-nged months
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Notice.

VVVHE Stockholders Of FARFIELD CovNTY Saw
i INos INsrITuTE, are hereby notified that an
Election, for SEVEN DIREcToRs to serve the ensuing
year, will be held at their Banking House, or Mon
day, May 3, 1852. G. r. GARAGHTY, Cashier.
Lancaster, April 10, 1850 N
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.TNiIE Agant Of tine Piladalphi4 Commission Store,
l. has large lot of Goods which he is closing out
at cost He is going to California with his family
the mtment he can sell ont, and of course time is
precious Come along and help him oil.
JOHN G. WILCOX, Agent.
February 26, 1852 43
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rrYIOLINS.n

T M Violins received on commission. which viii
kOV edisposed Of at retailo or wholesale. on very
reasonable terms OTTO W. KRAEMER.
Lsncaster, March -, 1852, ~
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Fire.

DETROIT, April l6 A fire hrnke ont ni mid
night in the third story ola building on Jefferson
avenue adjoining The Farmers and Mechanics
Bank The fire tonk in the Commrrciol huidrng.
ihe whole building was destroyed. The building
was occupied by Reeve & Co. print and oyster
deaerS.-tlie stock was mnch damaged by water.
but mostly snvcd, +. Ferchhernrr's cloihino
store. just opened. stock damaged by water and
removed. MIR. Aliens book store aud books aud
stationary removed hut damaged by water The
balance "l the bndng was occupied by the prin.
ing office, which lost ever thing, the fire spread
so rapidly There was all insurance on the build.
ins If 81 0nn.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

DRY GOODS AND CARPET STORE.

JOHN SHILLITO & CO.,
No. I2 Fast Fourth street, Cincinnati,
4 ESPECTFULLY inform their customers and pur.
Il " chasers generally that they are now OPEN
ing complete assortment of
Fancy and Staple English, French, Ger
man and China
O82S @0O0D9o
AIso-AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN & AMERICAN CARPETING!
Which we offer at lower prices than similar goods
have been sold for in the United States.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Thoroughly seasoned from to "a feet wide Alargcr
stock than has ever been exhibited in the West
ljFamilies. Hotel Keepers, Steamboat
Owners and Strangers,
May depend upon getting The best class of Goods in our
line, as low they be purchased In the Eastern
cities March 20 1852 3mdw47
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New Grocery Store-The reader Is referred tc
the advertisement oil Mr., fl, 4. GebeIeill. whp la.
just opened new establishment in III Is ,iry. lie
has on hnnd good assortment and will give gen
eral satisfaction to those who may favor him will
a cnIl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

Tickings, Musiins, COtanadss, Drills.
DAGGING, s thousand other things selling dali,
ID at HENLEYS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

Prints, Ginghams, Lawns and Shawls.
superior quality, can be found in endless variat;
Vat HENLEY'c
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| WAsHlNGrOS April l6-Kossuh remained at
the National nIl day receiving calls He visits
Nj Vernon 10 morrow
Mr. Man nns speech in favor of Scott prohu
ces great sensation aIn"ng politicians Scots
mnmlnnlOn Is INV cnIIshrrel certnin.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

The Cars Hare COME We notice npnu The
wharf large number of milinnd wlrels which
have just arrived, portion "Ia hrgp ot whic',
ARE Ia I've used in the construction If the { W. &
z. Railroad As s"on NJ this exceedingly bnJ
its usual rapidily. Every preparation is being
made
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Fairfield County Common Pleas.
John 7. Macarthur,
vs IN PARTITION.

p
Adam e. Ford
~ Office is hereby given to the said Adam c. Ford,
| Y that the said John T. Macarthur has filed in the
court OF common pleas Of Fairfield county Ohio his
petition against the said Ford praying for the partition
Of lot number Nine, containing Ninety .one Acres Of
land which in the partition of the lands oI William
Morrison deceased, was set apart to Sydney Breeze
and wife, being also part Of Section Number Twen-
ty-f.e in Violet township in said county, in such
manner that two fifth parts thereof may be set apart
to the petitioner in severalty, or that the same may
be sold according to law. Which petition will come
on to be heard at the next term OF the said court
be holden at the courthouse in said county, on the
18th day May, AID. 1861
H. H. HUNTER, Atty for Petitioner.
April 1852 $3.50 Owls
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1852. GAZETTE ESTABLISHMENT. Iss3
Odice-In the Tallmsdgo Block, Ord story west END
GEoRGE WEAVER,
The Lancaster Gazette. LANCASTER Cas-.
ErTE Is pnblished every lhuradax, at tie follow


The Lancaster Cazette.- LANCASTER Gas.
rrTE is Published every lhursdAy,st the follow.
ing rates.
One copy, one year, in adrsnee. ..s.......sl 70
within the yrsr. = ..s..s.......2 w
+" atcr the year eNpirrs. ~
~ rec copies, 10 one addiess. ......... W
Ten ........ .i6 10
from and alter tho aspiration of the yepr the
lcgaiiSte Of interest will be charged hpon the high.
est terms. Orders for clubs must be accompanied
by the cssh. Inc person, gfftrg ur ciub o. tens
will be entitled to copy gratis SO long IS the club
Continues th ongh his exGrtions. The Cash system,
~ newspapers, is the most convenient and pTolita-
bile, both tor publisher and subscriber aud i Is to
be hoped that, wherever il is possible, i will bs
strictly adhered TO.
AdVertising.-The GAZETTE affords profitable
medium for advertisers Il has nOw larger per-
manent circulation than al any previous time, and
this is constantly increasing Tue layors Of our
customers will BE- set up in CON pact hihnuer, thus
aiiJrdng TO each one equ. chance for publicity.
lie eaiter, the following terhfs will DO strictly
One square, three insertions l............ef 90
- each continuance ............ 20
9 Months. Months. ~ MonthS
One square 50 OO.. -. .s4 80. -. sc OO
Two " ".''''' 20. 6 10. ..Bg0
Three " ........ OO..... 0O....lO "
-Four I" ........ O..... U....ll 20
One-fourth column. OO..... 00....l2 70
Ohe-'hId - IW,....lO ~ W..-.I0 W
Half . s co. ~ 00. >. 20 90
Onn II 20 90 10 i. .30 90
square consists ole lines Yearly advertisers
have the privilege Of changing their advertisements
four times each year. Persons contracting by the
year, must engage for a certain space, Tor which
they will be expected 10 pay.
JOB fTIDting.--ln this department, we expect TO
make several improvements We shall eDdeavor
at all times 10 execute the layors Of friends with
Ptomptnass, neatnets and at the sowest prices
BUSINESS CARDS neatly printed upon ressona-
ble terms.
Blanks.--We alkecp constantly on hand BLhEK
DEEDs and MoRrGAsEs JUsT1oEs' BLANKS, and
will BE- ready at all times to print to order SHIP
P,S0 bills, AoTEs and such other Blanks as may
be required.
Support your oirr' is the motto which we strive
10 impress upon the citizens Of our city and county,
and would be curious II we did not sskit in cur
case. good support TO any branch OF ndustry.will
be found be mutual benetto purchaser and seller.
Lancaster, January 9, 1852
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."RAPPING PAPER.-s0R Rcsm cap Wrap
w ping: so do Crown 80 do Medium; 10 do dou 10
Crown; 20 do CAP Tissue: Als1heavy Pasteboard by
the gross, for sale by OTTO W. hRAEMER.
Lancaster. May 20. 1851.
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r.. p. EFFIyGER.

Has removed his Law Office TO the Tdnmadge
Ii Buildings in the Room on 2nd floor, adjoining
Mayor Creed's Office.
lancaster March go 1872. 48
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II EsPECTFULLY invite the sttertion Of the cti.
= " Leus o. Ian ssier and vicinity, to their large
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GEORGE w. III. WHITAKER,
nauf;r. Fro,-, philsdeluhia.

HAS opened an oiIce, in Ewing Buildings, No l9l,
a Il main street. where he will pull sue the pIacti
of his profession, Surgical & Mechanical Dens
tistry, and will be happy to attend 70 thoss VINO may
favor him with their patronage
Lancs ster, April 2. 1852 dar0
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stern old Winter has Deparled.

VOY are respectfully solicited % cali and examine
Il the beautiful and varied assortment of goods
openinga at HEYLFY'S.
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Important to Lovers of Good Uorscs

ENARMERS and others who are fond ofraisinp good
n stock, are respectfully referred to the pedipree
Of TOP BELLFOUNDER in the hand-bill. This
Horse took the first premium at the State Fair in
lSol and he will be fonnd upon examination to be one
OF the best Horses in the Western country lie can
ne sgeh % at my arm in Walnut township, on Mondays
and Tuesdays; and on Wednesdays, ThursIavs. MI.
days md Saturdays, of each week, at Crims Stable
In Lancaster JAMES w. PEARSE.
April II 1852 3wbI
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Notice.

VENHE undersigned will arrive in Columbus, Ohio.
u by the last u March, Nhete he will engage in
the practice OF his profession. Ali those indebted to
him in any way, and all having claims against him are
respectfully requested to present the either by
letter or person lor settlement
Office on High street, opposite the new State house.
JONATHAN FLATTERY,,M d.
March 1s, 1852. am46
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Nor. Swind,es in California Tickets.

NEW YGRK. April lj.-Annthrr n"st ui CaiIfr
nia ticket >wi dIts has beru bro en up They
have been selling nrge NUN ets Ot ir uIuCui tick
els for Ihr ship Reindeer George T. Hunrnr
n Co., wiln>e office is over The O,:rnm Bank
"e,r the principals They have absqnalululed
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Fine Stock The render, wlid is interested in
having fine horses, will do well to read the nd.
vertisement Off. W. rearse. His horse to k Il
premium ut the late Staie Fair.
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Temperance Meeting = The Fairfield county
Quarterly Temperance Council met at RnshvIe
on the 9Th inst David Wilson. President. and
Josiah Fhltery, Recording Secretary. The fol
lowing resolutions were adapted:
RpsolUed, That the cause of Temperance is the
great cause oI humanity; aud The Suppression o
vice Ia e maintenance OF u healthy. moral and
vlrtuous sentiment in community. which are oh
jecls tue H,s, importance in all Legislation.
Resoioed That we here. each l0 the other
pledge ourselves Ia oppose this enemy IN onr
Gnd and country, aud renew Our cnvrrlnnt of Ii
dehty 10 the cause we are united To ptrprtate.
RcsOlOed, Tmt il the Legislature refuse nul
prayer. We must mark thnse lhlt vuir ngninsr it
ReSolued, That VIZ believe the triumph ol III,
wicked is short, that G,d has moi led Us thus la
IN on way 10 that Promised band IN Iursnke us r
to deliver us 10 rlle tender m-rcirs of oar clllr
enemies