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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-21

PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTIoS-T Time Of closing
the POlLs.-Some days since we published
the substance of note, from one of our
subscribers, making inquiry whether any
law had been passed changing the time for
closing the polls at the Presidential election.
The law regulating the State election, pass
ed last winter, provides that the polls shall
be kept open till six o'clock, p. M, but as
no reference was made to the Presidential
election, our friend supposed thar the time
for closing in November, would be as it
had been in years past.
Upon an investigation of the law regula-
ting e!e ,tions forPresident, found in SWANS
Statutes, page 3O2, it will be seen that the
time for closing the polls is to be "the same
hours" &C., as''is or may be directed by law
for electing members of the General Assem-
bly, of the State"
1t is thus seen that the judges are to keep
the polls open, at the Presidential election
till sir O'Clock, the same as they did at the
State election. The law fixing the time of
closing the polls at the election Of State of
ficers governs the other, and settles all con-
troversy in the case.-O. s. Journal.
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From New York.

New YORK. October IS.-Advices from
Bonaire to the 4th, state that there was a
violent gale there on the 9th. Every ves-
sci at White Paris was driven ashore or more
or less damaged. Many buildings were
blown down, and much salt destroyed.
G. A. S. Crooker was nominated by the
Wings ofthe 33d Congressional district.
The Black Warrior arrived this morning
from Mobile and Havana. She carried the
Crescent Ci;y's mails ana passengers to
Havana. Twenty Crcoles from Puebla
Abago were arrested .o- conspiring against
the Government. Otherwise quiet. Span
ish vessels are ca Lising about the Moro to
prevent the Crescent city from entering the
harbor. The officers of the Warrior were
treated with marked courtesy.
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BILE Clergyman.
PARIS, November l, Is52-Dear Sir:-Abont two
years since made use of few bottles of your Oxy
genated Btters, for stomach complaint, which wa.
at that time relieved. During the past year, having
suffered somewhat in my general health, my medical
advisers rccomtnendeda voyage, and some twelve
months respite from public duty.
Since my stay in England and France, I have found
my old enemy, irritsbiy of the stomach, returning
again have not found any prescription to afford me
lief, and.l made inquiries in London for your Oxy-
genated Bittrs, but could not find any. write now
to beg you will do the favor TO send by the earliest
steamer TO svre, hal dozen bottles care of Living
ston, Wells Co, 8 Place de la Bourse, Paris.
An old friend of mine in Eng and. Captain Jackson,
ol the British Army found, on my arrival suffering
from Asthma, manifsstly tho result Of Dyspepsia II
you have mind TO send me an additional half dozen
bottle, should like to have the Captain try the med;-
cine should not troubled you with this but for a
wish to be quite sure of obtaining the genuine artice
and together with the hope of my own relief extend
benefit to Other sufferers like myseik
beg TO observe, as am not q, ara that my name
is known to you that have bcen the resident clergy
man for some twenty-three years. in Sherbrook and
Lcnnoxrile, Canada East, to which charge no % to
be able TO return in the spring summer next folow
ing. remain, dear sir, your obedient servant,
DR. G. B. GREEN, Windsor. Vt. DOOLIrTLE
REED, AUSTIN & Co., Wholesale Druggists, No.
26, Merchant Row, General Agents
Price, 81 p.r boltle six bottles for S5.
Sold by G. KAUFMAN &Hn Iancasinr
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Arrival Of the Arctic.

NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-The Arctic arri-
we'd at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. She brings 100 pas
sengers.
Ship Mobile, of Bath, from Liverpool,
for New Orleans, was wrecked on the 29th
ultimo, on the Irish coast, in consequence
of carelessness of steering by the second
mate. Sixty passengers and 90 crew on
board. A perished except nine persons.
Commercial advces from India are favor
able particularly for the import trade. Con-
soils OF Lon don, for money and account, 995
@IOO.
Liverpool corn Market-Four, market
firm, Philadelphia 2ls Sd; Ohio 2ls Cd;
Western Canal 26s. Corn, Small business
doing, white 3I@ 33s retail.
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TEErIu TEETnu TEETHIIl


Ii SCOTT, SURoEoN DEsTIsT EXACTLY opposke
l1' ne IatImadge HoIsciand oDeT.. ..SmaleE's Hat
Store Lancaster, Ohio. have = very pleasant and
retired ROOM my present arrangement IL permanent
and VIII be hapPyto see my friends who may wish
TO consult mo about their teeth My special business
in future will be FrLirxo PLuo6ISo) TERrH. I
havs for nearly ~ years been aiming at perfection In
uls particular operation because 1t Is OF Intimately
srestr importance than allothers. We can say with
entire conhdrnce now that all teeth can be saved per-
"GHeHtty and for ne by filling every cavity as soon
s can be seem but II the cavities are large and the
teeth nave aehed, they cannot be saved Hence the
importance OF frequent examinations by the Dentist
This plan vii be the ehe5pesf ultimsteIy and will
Obyisie the necessity Of artificial teeth and save
vast amount Of suffering.
have been reading In this city over twelve years,
ind have, during that time, filled more than sixteen
thousand 10 1901 teeth. warrant ell my filings now
for 20 years and upwards and expect TO spend the re-
minder Of my life IN Lancaster Ihave the pleasure
Of referring to the older ply sicians Of this city
lJrAlwsys in my office during business hours.
Respectfully, II. SCOTT.
n. extract Toeth and attend TO other diseases
Of the mouth usual sept 7-3m
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New York Marker.

NEW YoRE, Oct: lO.-cotton, middling
upland at lol. middling Orleans at IOIV
easy. Flour, State S4,37, Southern 4.62a
4,75, Ohio 4,5O@ 4,5G-essier owing TO in
creased arrivals. Wheat, Southern, 95I for
inferior, Ohio l07-steady. Corn, mixed.
731@74-steady. Rye IS.
Pork, mess $3.50. prime 1850, chiefly
retail, closing dull. Beef unchanged. Lard
in bbls, III l@ IL, latter slightly prime. Sugar
Muscavado 5@53. MoIasses, Muscavado
2O@2l. Coffee, Rio sa@9, Java. IO3. Lin
seed Oil 7O@7I. Kentucky Tobacco at 81
@ss. Ohio Whisky at 23ll prison %
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-21

MARRIED-On Thursday, the 18th inst
by the Rev. John M. Lowrie, Mr.. AARON
B. KISTLER to Miss AMANDA M. eld-
est daughter of JAMES McCLEERY Esq,
all of this county.
With the above notice, came bountiful
supply of cake, and--my-dear-oh, the way
the printers feasted, was a sure sign that a
good whig house had entertained wedding
party! May the happy couple live their
three score years and ten, with peace, plcn
ty and happiness all around them!
MARRIED--On On Thursday Oct. 18th, by
the Rev. DR.. ]. Hamilton, Mr.. OTHO K.
WEAKLEY, Esq, ofLafayette Indiana, to
MissiMARY ANN COULSON, of Fairfield
County, Ohio.
On Saturday, Oct. l6, by Oren Abbott,
Esq, Mr.. JOHN G. BROOKS and Miss
DIANA BOWLSBY, all fthis county.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, Oct. 1s.-Flour-There is good
demand in the flour market to-day nntwith-
standing the further advance in freights
and holders are firm. The sales are near
100 bbls at about former rates.
Corn quiet and supply limited, sales 66o0
bush at SIC.
Barley dull and quotations nominal, a
choice sample was offered at 60c.
Oats steady and in moderate demand. -
St les 10000 bush at 35c.
Hops-25 bales Madison CO., sold at 2Oc.
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DIED, in Madison township, Sept. 7th,

DIED, in Madison township, Sept. 7th,
1852, Mrs. ROSANNA ABBOTT, wife of
Oren Abbott, Esq, after an illness of about
ten days. She was first attacked on the
Saturday week previous. with symptoms of
choera-morbus, to which she ha been fre-
quently subjected, but did not pay much at
tention to it until the Monday following,
when it assumed more violent form, and
recourse was had to the usual remedies un-
til early on Thursday, in the meanwhile
there being hopes of a speedy recovery; bat
on that day the disease became more violent
and assumed the symptoms of fux. A ply
sician was then called in who visited her
daily until her death. On the Sunday be-
fore, she appeared better and her physician
had hopes of her recovery; but on Monday,
although the disease was broken, nature
was not strong enough to recover, and she
gradually sank away.
She was in her filty-fifth year. She was
member for many years of the German
Reformed Church, and has been resident
of Fairfield county since early youth. She
leaves behind husband and FIVE children
and numerous relatives and friends to mourn
her depa ture. Con-
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EARN FOR SALE.

TENTIE undersigned, being desrous to change his bu-
n siness OF life, now offers for sale valuable
FARM, situate in Bloom township Fairfield county,
Ohio one half mile North of the town Of Royaton.-
an Said Farm contains over O. -
1.-TWO HUNDRED AND STXTY.TWO ::i
ACRES; more than two-thirds of the same under a
good state of cult, ation and the balance we'll timber
ed. There are two farm houses, and large barn on
the same, aud several springs of never failing water
and an orchard of the choicest selections Of grated
fruit.
Said Farm can 6e divided so as to make two good
farms and will be sold seperae or together, to suit
purchasers.
For particulars, as to price andterms persons de-
srous ofpurchasing ARE referredto A. McVeigh, Esq
Lancaster Ohio, or to the undersigned, who will be
found on the premises during the next two weeks
Sent. I3. 1859 JAMES A. HARRISON.
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:
Chairman Wing State Central Committee.

VARIEGATED NEwsPAPERs.-Our files Of
papers from San Francisco are Of varied
hues-the majority being dirty brown,but
others of, gayer colors, pink, orange, green,
buff &c. There appears to be great scar-
city of printing paper ia California, and
wrapping paper or such other substitute as
can be procured is necessarily used. The
San Francisco Journal says:
Sacramento Union continues to reach us
on good white paper, manufactured of four
sheets of paper, the size of ordinary fools
cap, pasted together, an evidence, we take
it of decided:enterprise.
The San Francisco Wing says: "The
great scarcity Of printing paper continues
to be felt. There is an enormous consump-
ton Of the article in this market, and it is a
matter of wonder to us that shippers at
home have not turned more attention to IL.
Unless shipments are speedily made, the
scarcity must exist, in great measure,fo 4
long time to come. ~. t., .t.tf y
WH1c MEETING We trust our friends will
bear in mind the shortness of the notice and
publish the fact as widely as possible, that
Ex-Gov. Letcher, of Kentucky, and R. G..
Corwin, Esq, Of Lebanon, will address the
people of Fairfield on Friday evening, at l2
O'Clock. Both are able speakers and calcu.
lated to please. Let there be an attendance
worthy of the men. '7rN1 H g
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Cleveland Marker.

CLEVELAND, Oct. IS.-Receipts show a
bout 5000 bush Grain aHoat this morning.
Steamers news has caused an advance on
wheat; sales were readily made at TIC for
Northern, and Sic, for White. There was
about 5000 bushels White sold at Sic, and
balance on Market being Northern sold al
TIC.
Corn-Market steady at 5I4@52c, with
sale 1000 bush at SIC.
Flour-A little more frmness, and strait
brands super6nc in demand at 3,75; extra
4C0425.
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From the MarysvilIe( Cal. Herald, Sept, IL.

From the MarysvilIe( Cal. )Herald, Sept. IL.
-DIED-Suddenly at Barton's Bar, on
Sunday, the 9th inst, JAMES c. MAccRAcK-
EN-, of Lancaster Ohio, aged about 80 years.
The deceased came to California in the
early part of last spring and, during his
residence here, his many amiable qualities
endeared him to a large circle of friends
By his immediate family his high personal
qualities can alone be appreciated, and his
loss will be felt by them with poignancy
which none but those who have been placed
in similar circumstances, can feel. To his
youthful wife his loss will be most keenly
felt, and to whom the sympathies of his nu-
merous friends are rendered. His prattling
children are happily unconscious Of that
loss which TO them will never be supplied.
May He, who tempers the wind, take care
of aNd be to them q father. To his numer-
Gus friends on the other side of the water,
his death will occasion heartfelt sorrow; and
whilst they drop the manly tear to his mem
ory, let them remember that it is but ques-
ton of time to all, and that all must pass
that bourne from whence no traveller re-
turns. S*****%
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-21

Ir SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY HSowx-For it is
strictly true-that Indigestion is the parent of large
proportion of the fatal diseases. Dysente-v, diarr-
hea, cholera morbus liver complaint and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue deaths generated by Indigestion alone.
Think othat dyspepcs think of it all who suffer from
disordercd stomachs, and if you are viii ing ia be
guided by advice, founded upon experience, resort
at once tdon't delay dayl to Hoohands German Bit
tiers, prepared by Dr. C. NJ. Jackson which as an al
terative, curative, and nvigorant. stands aono and
unapprooched. General depot, 100 Arch street.
We have tried these Btters and know that they are
excellent for the diseases specified above PhiadcI-
min CTfu Heu
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LOOK OUT FOR coUNTERFEITs!
A Vatua bile Farm for sale.

TNNHE subscriber will sell his Farm, one mile west
n of Lancaster, containing l6S acres, 80 acres of
which are cleared and under good cultivation There
is good FLoUHING Mill on the same, situated with
in few rods of the GAINESVILLE and Maysvile Turn
pike, with two good run of stones tumed by an
rshot wheel. There also the pretaises three
never failing springs Of fwater-accommodious and
convenient dwelling house, spring house. barn. and an
orchard of first rate fruit Being desirous to remove
to the West the subscriber will dispose of the above
Lands upon terms that cannot fail to suit any person
wishingto purchase. Indisputabe title can be given.
September Q, 1852. HENRY SUTZlN
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Estate of George Kline.

7NHE undersigned has this dav been duly qualified
l. as Executor OF the laS will and testament ef
GEoRuE KLINE, deceased, late of Greenfield town.
ship, Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons owing said
MARTrr, nav Atiorney-anS ali person, having
claims against said Estate, will present IN my
Attorney. a - JOHN BARR, Extor,
October 10, 1852 -4w2S OF George Kline, dec
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PUBLIC SALE.

DERSoNAL Property belonging to the Estate of
i AMANDA TwrMsN. deceased; consisting of Fif-
teen Acresof Germ, l5iTons OF Hay. AZ bush Wheat,
8 Horse Il Cow and Calf Is head Of Hogs. two
horse Wagon, Carriage and Harness, LOT Of Farm
ing Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
ether property, will sold at vcndue at the late re-
sidence Of said deceased on the Turnpike two miles
East of the city of Lancaster, Monday the 25fh of
October, 1852 commencing at 10 o'clock, in the fore
noon. G. II SHELTER, Admr0F.
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COMMERCIAL INTEIIIGENCE.
Lnncnsfer mnrIlefa

THURSDAY, Oct. 2I.-Whest is arm at
os Tor Red and so for White. Flour s3@
S'25. Corn IS for new; Oats very scarce
and we heard Of 20 being paid for one lot
apples IS per barrel; Potatoes 25 per bush
ei; Sweet Potatoes IS; Turnips sO@4O.-
Butter u Eggs s@lO.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. I9.-River fallen four
inches since yesterday. Flour steady. with
demand equal to supPly-S3,2O@3, 3,22 for
shipping brands, and S3,25@3,2S for good
retailing brands. Whisky l64c. Nothing
new in Groceries. A moderate demand at
&c to 5Sc for Sugar; 2Sc to 30 for Molasses.
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Cattle Markets

New YORK, Oct. ls.-Beeves are scarce
and in demand at skcPfbnet, The offer
ings during the week have been $500; 100
COWS and calves sold at 20 10 40 each, and
IL, 900 sheep and lambs at l,5O to for
sheep, and so to 4, for lambs.
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PJJRITC SALE.

ON FRIDAY the 5th day Of fNOvEMBER, 1852. At
" the late residence of George Kline, deceased
in Greeniell township, will be sold large amount
Of personal property, among which NAV be named:
Head of Horses, Cows aud Young Cattle
2Wsgons. Hogs, Oats, Corn. Ryo, Wheat, IIav,
Farming Utensils and Household Furniture
credit OF nine months on sums over three dollars
on note and security. GEORGE BARR, Er'tor,
Ofhe the EstGte Of George Kline, lcocasei.
October 10. 1859 t.t. %
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Webster Movement.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l5.-The Washing
ton, IN. CO. Herald states that the Webster
movement in that city has been abandoned.
At meeting on the lth inst. only 5 persons
were present. A resolution breaking up
the organization was adopted.
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.


NOTiCEis is hereby given, to the Stockholders Il
Y ths Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rat
Road Company, that an Instalmeut of ten pes cent.
upon each share of the Capital Stock Of said eompsnv
Is required TO be paid to the undersgned, Treasurer
thereof at his office In Lancaster or before the
FIHST DAY OF MARCH NEXT. and like install
nent OF ten per cen; every sixty days thereafter
til the whole an1ouGt Il paid up.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JOEL RADEBARGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati. W. & Zlnssvills Railroad Company
NoTEs-Interest will be allowed on all subscrip-
tions OF stock, from tho time paid In until the road
IL opened and in operation.
Andio the convenience Of subscribers JorL l..
FRASELIs, Esq, Of CrclsyiIls, has been appointed
to receive iustalments from subscribers residing in
PckawAy county.
DAsIEL McLEAS. Esq. OF Washington, for those
residing in Fayetto county, and
LAwREsoE FrTzHUsH, Esq. Of Wilmington, from
thoss residing in Clinton county.
JOEL RAnEBAUGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati vs.. S.Zanesville Railroad company.
February 9. 1854 l8
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Notice to the Creditors ofthe Zanesville d
MaysviIe Turnpike Road Company.

MaysVlhe turnpike ikohd company
TTNHE creditors Of the said Road Company, who have
i rot heretofore filed their claim with the Recciv-
er agreeaby to the notice for ths 'Sac ofthe Zanes
vile and Maysviie Turnpike Road' are further mo-
tilted to present their claims to the Court Of Common
Pleasaf Muskngum county, at the adjnurRed session
thereooa the eth day of December next. All claims
not filed asreeably to this notice. will be- forever ex-
caded froa any participation in Che proceeds Of the
sale Of said Road, in the event Of the confirmation
thereof -aofe.r .a 1871
For the convenience Of creditors. claims NAV be
filed with the undersigned, to be reported by him
to the session Of the coart above Meutioned.
A. BASSETT, Rcceiuer.
Lancaster, October IA. 1852 %
N. B. Mr.. JOHN C. WEAvER, Of lancaster, will
receive claims to be presented to the Court by the
Receiver.
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Importnni tn FamilIe..

VIZ sueseEiesr has opened Butcher Shop.
Oface, whers hO will koop on hand. Al ali tlmes'
( fsEaSBEEF, PORK, SAUSAGE, g.,
49, and LARD. h
The public arc respectfully invited tn cal whom
they wish anything " his tine ahl No VIII sudo.vor
90 render Sa,isfaeton, both In qnsiity and price.
JksSE ANDERSON.
October IL 1851 %
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All Halt! Florida.

baltimore, Oct. l9.-Cabell is at Rich
mond He says he has sufficient returns to
satisfy hmselfof his election with that Of
the Wing Governor.
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ost, or Saturday last, Oct lG, either On Main
IL trset or "a Columbns, between Main and the
Ie"id ace Of Mr- Rhode Pass book. Of no value 10
any on9 but III. owner The finder will confer =
Me"rs. Springer Trout.
Oct ~, l0.1
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Rar0ue UTtica Ashore.

ERIE, Oct. 18th, 52.-Barque Utica is
ashore at Long Point, with four feet water
in her hold. She is loaded with Rail Road
Iron for Chicago.
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From, Pittsburgh.

PITTsBURGH, October l9.-Oficial returns
for Congress in the llth district, H. b.
Wright, Dem, majority over H. M. Fuller
l73. River 2 feet 8 inches and falling
weather pleasant.
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The Ocean DisnbIed.

ERIE, Oct. l5th.-The schooner North
Carolina, reports steamer Ocean at anchor
off Long Point, nearly in middle of the Lake,
having broke her shaft. She has large
load of passengers on board.
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-. The writer for the Telegraph denies
'thatit was started under the auspices of the
ODDS faction; but does not deny that il is op-
posed to Col. Medill. 1t might as well, for
both are equally true.
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IL ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDER!---IM-
PonANT TO DYsPEPTrcs.--Dr ]. S. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSlN, The True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice
prepared from RENNET, or the FOURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBIG, the
great Physiological chemist, by Us. IIoUGHToN. NJ
D. Philadelphia This is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing after Nature, 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. AZ
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OGDENsBuRGH, N. Y, Oct. 10. 9.-Fire this
morning commenced on Isabella street
Nearly half of the business part of the tow n
destroyed. Loss in buildings and goods
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Attachment Notice.

A Tiny instance an attachment was this day issued
N by Alfred McVeigha Justice of the Peace for
Hooking township Fairfield county, Ohio, against the
property and effects Of John Minehart, resident
Of said county. SAM. L. MACCRA'KEN
September 80. 1862 4wD
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One Dnllnr Rewnrd.

ID ANYWAY from the subscribers. on the Sd day
III October 1852, CALvIN L. SUTHEN. an indented
apprentice to the Boot and Shoe making business. He
is about eighteen years Of age. All persons
toned against harboring or trusting him our ac-
count. REED 4 BAUGHMAN.
Lancaster October 81, 1851 %
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GALL AND SETTLE.

TINE subscriber being under obligations to close the
i business oft the late firm Of MCBRIDE g. MIL
LER. respectfully invite an persons knowing them
selves indebtedto said rm pay their notes
and accounts previous to the 10Th Of December next
delayed after that time all claims will be put into the
hands Of proper officers for collection.
Millersport, sept. %, lsbo-am g.. G, MILLER
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Sailing of StenmerS.

New YORK, Oct. l6.-The Atlantic
sailed at noon with Ill passengers and
100000 in specie.
The U. S. ship Powhattan sailed for