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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06
COMMERCIAL INTEIIIGEECR.

TRADE AND MONETARY Affairs. The
following extracts, relatiye to the trade and
monetary affairs Of New York, are selected
from letter dated at that city on wednes-
day:
"Flour.-The later adyices per Cunard
sIsaher' At HALIFAX, added frmness and
buoyancyto prices. Southern flour il steady
with fair demand in part to arrive; sale, If
1900 brls at 4,371@ 4,G2t for mixed to yerv
choice brands, and 4,75@5,25 for fancy.
"COrn is very plenty, and il decidedly
lower; the decline has not induced much in
quiry for export. Sales Of $4,000 bushels at
"a cents for handsome Southern white, and
Gao Gjc for Southern yellow.
"PrOvisions-Our market for Pork is dull,
and prices easier; the demand is only for the
local trade.
"Cotton, is still active at the advance of
4c; $500 bales changed hands.
"Sugars.-Cuba Sugars have advanced
here on the low grades. The advices from
Havana show large movement there, with
sales Of 10000 boxes for Cowes and mar
ket, at l0@l5 per cent advance on these
grades.
"Wool is very much depressed, 10000 lbs.
domestic fleece sold at auction prices; l0,OOO
lbs super and extra country pulled, at 36lc
cash, and 5000 lbs super 37cts, fair prices
2oi,5O0 lbs domestic fleece sold at 25 J@4I3;
and few parcels unwashed at 1913 cts.
"Aitcr the foreign news was made public
there was buoyant feeling in the stool mar
ket, and strong disposition to buy fancies.
"Money continues extremely abundant,
and there is difficulty in employing the ac-
cumulation at per cent, on call.
"As far as | can ascertain from the letters
by the Northern Light, the amount of gold
coming down to Panama by the next steam
er would be between 81 100000 and g.
100000 Goldhad come into San francisco
very freely for the few days previous to the
Ist of ADril.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06
Cleveland Market,

CLEVELAND, May 3.-Flour, stock large
and going forward. No sales in this market
worthy of note; 1000 bbls straight brands
offered this morning without sale at 1871,
but holders would not sell at lower figure.
Wheat, receipts light and mostly to supply
old contracs Buyers would willingly pay
tic for Northern, but we think not higher.
Sale on Saturday of 5000 Sandusky on
board vessel here at 72tc.
Corn, Buyers offer 4Oc, at which 1000 bu
sold. Oats. 3O@32 Whitefsh not in mar
ket in quantity Butter, II! for ordinary.
Eggs BY bbl lOc per dnz
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06
From Pittsburgh.

PlTTsBURGH, May 4-M.-River 9 feet 8
inches and falling, Weather clear and
warm. The City Councils last night passed
an ordinance, almost unanimously, author
izing subscription of $3.50 900 to the Pitts
burgh and Steubenville Railroad, payable
in city sixper cent. bonds of not less than
$500 each, having thirty years and upwards
to run; bonds to be issued in October, pro-
vided the Railroad is brought into the city
by bridge across the Monongahela. Let
ting to take place to-day, and the work will
be forthwith vigorously prosecuted.
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NEW esq ABLIS ENT.
City Grocery Store.


HNHE undersigned respectfully informs bis friends
J. and the public generally, that be has opened .
NV GROcERY EsTABLIsHMENT under the above
in the QueeaSteare ROOEl If Thomas y. White,
nrsr'y opposite the PHILADELPHIA Commission Store,
Lancaster, Ohio, where he Will constantly keep on
hand general variety o. Groceries. such as;
The very best Of Rio Coffee, New Orleans Sugar,
cru 'hed, Powdered and Loaf Sugars;
New Orleans Sugar house Molasses: SugAr-houSS
Syrup and superior article Of Golden Syrup;
Also fine lot Of Black, Imperial and Young Hy.
son Teas. which know can't be beat:
Rice, pepper Spi"e cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs Be-;
csvendish and sxtwist tobacco cut and dry tobacco,
and large assortment OF fine lot Of Fruits,
such as Lemons, Oranges, Figs, currents, Almonds
and Brazil Nuts;
In conclusion any thing that can be thought of In
the Grocery line, you can find by calling At the city
Grocery Store.
You will find there, also superior article Of BRAN
dy and imported wines, which Will not be sold in less
Quantities than quart. and general assortment Of
Notions always on hand
IwouM therefore, most respectfully request my
friends from the country to give me call, as win
furnish them with good articles and cheap as they
can buy them any place else. Give me call. Look
for the sign-cITY GRocERY STORE.
April Il. 3,H5I n. A. GEBELEIN.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

THE subscriber offers at private sale, Eighty A.
| cres of Land, being the Southwest part Of the
Farm on which she now resides. and adjoining the
lands of Isaac Rees, and quarter miles west OF
Lancaster. on the Royaon Road sfording one Of the
best sites for country mansion within the vicinity
OF the city: onethrl part wood land, and the remsn-
der in four fields under fence The improvements are
two small Frame Dwellings. Shed Barn. and Stabing.
t:ro wells, one with Pump, the other a draw WE'LL
Possession given 10 the purchaser in time 10 seed
wheat this Fall HANNAH LEVERING.
March 20, 1852 bw48
1TEagle please copy.
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sERIous AND NO MISTAKE.

TIME Agent o the Philadelphia Commission Store
l. being alone closing out has neither the time nor
tho o,portunty to oo after the outdoor business of
said concern in person. hence those indebted to the
establishment will see the importance Of calling on
him at once to close up their accounts nothing
nected with the business of the house can possibly
be left open. A neglect Of this timely notice. will
make it Imperative OH him to adopt the very unplea-
SAINT though absolutely necessary alternative imposed
upon him by the circumstances Of the case TO publish
list ofdelinquents and have such neglected accounts
sold at the courthouse door, by public outcry at an
early day JOHN G WILCOX, Agent.
April 10, 1859 10
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06

MARMED-A s. Nary's Church, Monday eve.
niag, May 3D. by The Rev. j. NJ. Young. Mr G.. W
WiLLIlTE and Mas ELLEN +. LYNCH, all Cfthis
city.
The accompaniment to the shove notice was unu-
suslly relished and each who parook ofitit con
strained to wish long life fhaPpne4s and Pro,peri
ty to the generous donors
April 80 I452. hy the Rev Samuel Carpentcr. Mr.
DANIEL t'ANODE and Miss REBECCA CARPEN.
TER, laughter Of Mr Nehemiah Carpenter, all Of this
county.
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Destructive Storm.

CINCINNATI, May 4.-The western papers
contain accounts of great destruction Of prop
erty by storm last Friday, The town of
Leavenworth, Indiana, was nearly destroyed
40 houses blown down; some of them sub
stantial brick buildings with thirteen inch
walls-two or three persons killed, and a
number badly wounded. In various other
places houses, fences, and orchards of valu-
able fruit trees DESTROYED
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06
New York Market.

New YORK, May 4-P. M.-Sales of 49,
500 bbls. State and Ohio -four at S4,l2; Red
Wheat-private sales of $4,000 common at
81; 1900 bus, Rye at 1904; 5000 bus. Bar
ley t65. Rye flour stationary $3,3l. Pork
and Beef unchanged. Sales of l5O bbls.-
Lard atlO4@ lOl; 600 tierces Rice at 1921;
$4,000 hhds. Cuba and Matanzas Sugar at
4a@54c; Porto Rico, 5@6' Prison and o.
hio Whisky 2lb
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nare' three in,ertions ...........".sI %

have the privilege Of changing their advertisements
iour times each year. Persons contracting by the
year, must engage for certain space, ior which
they will be expected 10 pay.
JOB PrInting.-In this department, we expect to
make several improvements. We shall cndeayor
Atall times to execute the avors Of our friends with
promptness, neatness anil at the slowest prices
BUSINESS CARDS neatly printed upon rcssona.
bic terms
Blanks.--We sha'lkecp constantly on hand BLANK
DEEDS and MuRrGAGEs JUSTICES BLAxKs, and
will be ready at all tmei 10 print TO order SHIP
PING Bills, NoTEs and such ether Blanks az may
be required
"SuppOrt your otcn' is the motto which we strive
10 Impress upon the citizens Of our city ard county.
and would be curious five did not ask in our own
Ease 4 good support 10 snv branch Of industry,will
be found to be mutual benefit purchaser and seller
Lancast T, January s, 1852
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06

Clothe Yourselves. The warm weather is
approaching, and now is the time to pre-
pare for it. See Messrs. Springer & Trout's
advertisement. They have on hand a
beautiful assortment of choice goods, and
their reputation for "good fits" is so well
known that they need no commentator
from us. Give them a call.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06

ENlIE undersis cd having bought the entire inter.
IL est o. JAcoB f. DEcK, he will continue the Hard.
House, where he will constantly keep on hand gen
pral assortment OF Hardware which he will positive
ly sell cheaper than any housa in the city can SELL
lie invites his old friends aud the public generally to
call on him before purchasing elsewhere he is de-.
ternined o give ganelal satisfaction.
lI'All persons knowing themselves indebted TO the
undersigned or the late firm of Bope g. Beck, are
earnestly requested 10 call and SETTLE as the business
of the firm must be settlcdup at as early day as
possible. ?. BCPE.
Lancaster March 90, 1852
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06
Important to Lovers Of Good Horses.

MARINERS and others who are fond otraising good
n stock are respectfully referred 10 the pedigree
Of TOP BELLFOUNDER in the hand-bill. This
Horse took the first premium at the State Fair in
ISL and he will be fomnd upon examination to he one
OF the best Horses in the Western country. lie can
be seen at nv farm in Walnut township, on Mondays
and TUESDAYS; and on Wednesdays, Thursdays, FRI
davs nd Saturdays, Of each week. at Crim's Stable
in ancaster JAMES w. PEARSE.
April 81, 1852 3w5l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06

ALLEGHANY COUNTY.-Col. C. NJ. Thrus-
ton, Normand Bruce, DR.. C. II. Or, Mich
acl Treiber and Archibald Cary have been
appointed delegates to the Wing State Con-
vention, from Allegheny county, Maryland,
The Journal says the county meeting was
not very well attended, and although the
delegates are uninstructed, a majority of
them arc understood to be for Gen. Scott.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06

Col. FREMONT IN CHANCERY.-Mr. Gwin
moved the Senate on the 2Sth to take up a
bill, providing for the examination and pay
ment of claims against the United States
growing out of the conquest of California.
We are informed that
"He stated as his reasons for doing so, that
he had this morning received letters from
Col. Fremont, dated London, April l3, stat
ing that on the evening of the Sth inst, he
was arrested by a party of rude officers and
locked up for twenty-lour hours, at the suit of
unknown parties, for liabilities amounting
to $4,000, growing out of the military opc-
rations in California"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06
Sale OF Real Estate by order of Court.

An Saturday the 9Th day Of Nay, A. d. 1852, be-
Otween the hours Of o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock,
p. NJ at the door OF the courthouse in the city Of
Lancaster, will be sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing Real Estate as the property Of DAVID H.
SwARrZ, deceased, viz: That part Of Section No.
twenty-one, (2l) in Township No. fifteen. (I5) OF
Range No eighteen, tlS) beginning at the Northeast
ofthe Southeast Quarter said Section thence
South twenty per hes; thence West sixteen perches;
thence North twenty perches; thence East sixteen
perches, to the place OF beginning, containing Acres
more or less, subject to tie annual payment of seven
dollars to the widow Of said decedcnt.
Appraised at sl4O.
Terms Of Sale One-thir1 in hand and the resi-
due in one and two years thereafter with interest on
the deferred pa ymeEts fIom the day Of sale
ADAM BRANDT, Admror,
Ofhe Estate of Ddrid II Srdrt., deceased.
April |, 1852 So 4w4S
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ITANoTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDER--IM.
rosANT TO DysPEPrIes--Dr j. s. HOUGHTON'5
PEPsiN, The True DigesfiBs Fluid, ~ Gasirie Juice
prepared from RENNET. or tho FouATH sroMAcH
o. TIlg Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBIG, the
great Physiological chemist, by Is iioUGHToN. NJ
D,Philadelpla Tuis is truly wonderful remedy lor
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice. liver eomplaint
constipation snl debility. curing aiter Nature. owu
method, by Natures own agen' the Gastric Juire -
Pamphlets. containing Scientific eyidsnce Of It's value
iurnished by agents gratia. Soc notice among the
medical advertisements u
ARE ToU MISUNDERSTANDING from diseases 20
which females are generally subject, use. Dr. S. ID
Howas Shaker Sarsaparilla- will certainly cure ou
Male or female. old or young, ALL and ere,y Fami.
" should have this ereeeat Family medicine by them
Cal at our depot, on one Of our Agents. and get
pamphlet gratis. where you will find .facts .Jaes"
Jaet that can be substantiatsd by thousands OF liv
ing witnesses in this city and country viz that the
SHAKER Slr'aParilla, as preParedby Dr. S. D. HOWE,
has been the means of permanently curing more dis
eases TO which 'ha human family are continually sub
jeet, than any other preparation Of sarsaparis ever
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06
Cincinnati NEnrkcf.

CINCINNATI May 4-P. M.-Flour firm at
3,lS@3,20 for common; 3,3O@3,4O for extra
and fancy. Whisky l4a. Provisions dull;
50 hhds Bacon shoulders sold at "A; sides Of
fered at 93c. Sales Linseed Oil at 5S@6O;
100 barrels Lard Oil sold at soc. Sugar
firm, and in good demand 600 bags Rio
Coffee, from ship, damaged at 9@96
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06

0H1rThe Palace of the Convert, at the foot
of the Vatican, is being fitted up for the
training and instruction of suco Protestant
clergymen as may wish, ION their conversion,
to take orders in the Catholic Church. The
Pope has taken on himself, from his private
purse, to defray the expense of these pupils
for the priesthood.
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Notice..

n r have left all my claims with Dawn
itEs9 Il LYLE. Esq, to whom PAYNE mt can be
ukSlkS made at any time between this and the mid
die OF June next without cost. II not paid by that
tme cost will positively be added as no lur.her III
dulgence can be given. L. VANCE
Millersport, April 20, 1852. 3w52
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06
Chillicothe, May Sd, 1852.

BEET SUGAR IN UTAH.-Messrs. ]. w.
Coward, w. Collinson and Russell, who
have recently emigratod from England to
Utah, have taken with them machinery for
the manufacture of beet-root Sugar on the
larges. scale. They are wealthy men, and
have invested $250,OOO in this enterprise a.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06
Attachment Notice.

4 7 my instance attachment was this day issued
y by Gotlieb Steinnsn Justice OF the Peace for
Hooking township, Fgisied county, against the pro-
Of said county. Dated this 10th March, 1851
SAM f. MACCRACKEN.
March 81, 1852. 4w48
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06
Ohio Legislature.

SATURDAY, May l.--!Senate.--The supple
mental tax-bil was finally passed
A resolution was adopted that, at the ad-
journed session, thore should be employed
only three assistant clerks and two assistant
sergeant-at-arns.
The nominations Of the Governor were
confirmed.
Resolutions Of thanks were unanimously
voted TO the President.
The salary bill was at length adopted. as
follows:-Goyernor 81 800; Lieut.. Govern
or mileage and S5 per day during the ses-
sion; Auditor 81 600; Treasurer, 81 800;
Secretary ofState, 81 400; Board of Public
Works, each, (nO mileage 81 800; Attor-
ney General, 81 900 with 3 per cent. till It
amounts 10 81 400; Librarian, 5000; Su-
preme Court Judges, 81 700; District Judg-
rs, 81 800; Superior and Criminal Court
Judges, 81 800. The vote upon the adop-
ton of the bill stood, yeas 90, nays 2.
Resolutions Of thanks to the officers and
reporters Of the Senate we're adopted; also
resolution requesting the Governor 10 de-
signate day Of thanksgiving.
The committee to investigate the ufflirs
Of the City Bank was discharged
Alter various other unimportant matters
were disposed Of, the Senate adjourned to 3
O'Clock, Monday morning.
Houe.-AIter lengthy discussion, the sal
ary bill was passed, yeas 40, nays 25.
The usual resolutions of thanks were u
dopted, and but little ofspccial interest trans
acted. A large portion of the day was oc-
cupled btwcen couple ofthc majority about
paying Kossuth's bill.
Monday Norning,-Thc two Houses ad-
Journed about O'Clock There was no i'm
portant business transacted.
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Stable for Rent.

TIME subscriber offers for rent the stable and fix.
lures recently and for several years pal occup-
ed by him Livery Stable. The stand is
favorable one, and every thing in good order Inne-
diAte possession will be given For further particu-
lars enqnire Of George Sanderson who is authorized
act for him. SAMUEL GRIM
Lancaster. April 0. 1859 3w49
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TEIEeRAPHIC INTFLL1aENCE.
Inter from CALIFORNIA.

NEw YoRK, May 3.--The Crescent CITY
brings 100 passengers, 81 ,OOO, 900 on freight
and S6OO,OOO in the hands Of passeugers.
Bryle Ewing is among the passengers
The late floods left arich harvest for the
miners
A Mexican was hung by the vigilance
committee for theft, at Tuoumne.
II is stated that both Houes of the Mexi-
can Congress has rejected the Tehuantepec
treaty by a unanimous vote.
Passengers are conveyed over the rail-
road from Buena VISTA, (now completely to
within u miles of Gargona, and go from
Aspinwall to Gargona in one day.
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City Real Estate for Sale.

TINE subscriber offers for sale the House and Lot
J. situated upon Wheeling street, few days East
of the residence of Dr. Bersler, being part Of Lot
No. 6. in Square No. 10. The House Is two-story
frame and the Lot is 81 feet front. There is stable
& other out houses cistern and WE'LL upon the pre-
misses. will also sell an out lot Of acres, being
portion of outlot No g. situated at the North end Of
Broad.street, either in whole or in part.
The above property will be sold low and terms
made reasonable. SAMUEL SHERRICK.
lancaster. April 81, 1852 3m5l
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Assignee,s Notice.

4 DIVIDEND of G. McFadden's snd C. G. Wilson
IA Cos, effects will be made on or about the first
August next. Such of their creditors as have not
yet presented their demands are requested so to do
J. CLAYTON. Assignee.
April |, 1859 3m49
lPEagle and Telegraph copy
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Fresh Arriual-Go Quick.-Mr. Gates has
just returned from the east with beautiful
assortment of Jewelry, Silver Ware, Need
les, &C., selected with taste and care. Call
early and you cannot fail to be suited.
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Lancaster Market.

THURSDAY MORNING, May 6.-We quote
Wheat at 30, Corn at % a 80, Oats at l8a2O,
Flour at S2,75 3 a 1926.
We intend hereafter to pay special atten-
ton to our commercial column.
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The LANCASTER Daily Gazette has been
enlarged We are glad to see this evidence
of prosperity in our neighbors, for they de-
serve it, for the excellent sheet they put
forth. May they continue to grow in sheet,
and pocket too.- Ohio State Journal
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CO-I'artnerShip.

FSNliE undersigned has associated with him in busi-
IL moss, in his establishment in the Sou Invest cor
ner OF the Public Square, Lancaster, GEoRGE W
WILurE. The business will hereafter be conduct.
ed under the name firm oil LYONS & fVILLuTE,
where may be found at all times well selected
Stock of Fami Groceries.
The establishment having the advantage Of the
argo purchases oithe senior par'nerwii enable them
They solicit continuance Of past patronage, assur-
ing the public their object will be to render satisac
ton. JOHN LYONS.
April 10, 1852. lmd2mw5O
Q Eagle copy two months.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May A. The EnteHigsacer
says Mr.. Clay is somewhat better, but appar-
emily, cannot survive but a few days.
Chevalier Hulsemann left yesterday; be-
fore doing so, he addressed note to Secre-
tary Webster, copies ofwhich were address,
ed to all the foreign ministers. Contents
not transpired,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06

A my instance, an attachment was this day issued
N 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 Fairiicld-county =.
- March 81, l652'4w49 ADAM BACK.
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A RELIC OF OLD TIMEs.-Thc Fire Com
pany of Norristown, Pa, have in their pos
session the first engine that ever was used
in Philadel phia-thc "Little Sun"-and DR..
Benjamin Franklin had the honor of being
the founder of said company. 1t is proposed
to have it in the fremen's procession on Mon
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Take Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the late firm Of FRANK
N e. CO., arr hereby notified to call and settle the
same at the office oil G. Steinmsn, J, P, Lancaster,
Ohio, no other person is authorized give receipts
All accounts, notes and duebills have been assigned
to the subscriber and left with the said G. Stcinn an,
J. p for collection L. II. SPRINGER,
April - --3w5l OF Cincinnati. Ohio.
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No1ice in Attnchment.

A T my instance attachment was this day issu.
N by G. Stenmsn Justice Of the Peace OF Hock-
ing townshi Fairfield county, against the property
and effects Of David WillcImuth an nonresident Of
said county. JOHN d. MARTIN.
Lancaster, April l2, 1852 4w59
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Estute of Thomas Fricler.

NOTICES hereby given that the subscriber La,
~ been appointed and qualified as Administrator
with the Will annexed, on tho Estate Of Thomas
FrICKEW, deceased, late OF Fairfield county.
MAY ., 1852 4wl' GEO: SANDERSON, Ad,a'r.
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[For the Ancient Metropolis. I

Mr.. EDIToR:-Will you please state, on
behalf of the Committee of Relief that the
whole amount of funds received by them
from all sources, up to the present date, is G.
lsuen thousand, three hundred and .Gfty-t,0o dol
lars and seucnty-eight cents.
By order of Relief Committee.
JoHN HoUGH, Sec. pro TEN.
Chillicothe, Nav 3d, 1859.
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DIR. 4. Z. MILLER.

GRADUATE of Cleveland Medical College, ten
IN ders his profession services to the citizens OF
pleasantville and vicinity.
REFrRENoEs;--Dr. NJ D. Brock, New Salem; DR.
G. W Bprstler and DIR. NJ. Z. Krcder, Lancaster Dr.
D. A. Fisher, Baltimore. April l., 1852 3w48