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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-20
whig Figures .

The result in Pennsylvania has set the wing arithme-
cans work TO show that. notwithstanding the sue
OF democracy in October, there is doubt OF a wing
victory in November. The New York Tribune has been
engaged TO prove this to the respondent wings. The
way Il goes 10 work is as follows
tins PKSSsYLvANIA.--It is not yet as-
cerained what the aggregate ocofoco majority on the
gresiona tickets will amount TO the recent election In
Pennsy lvana. Probably II will not exceed $780, about
the the majority Tor governor last year. which was
1865
To show that TITS amount may be easily overcome a,
the ing presidential election, supposng IL pre-
sent fair view OF the political complexion OF the votes
poled AT the election last week, give the following
statement, showing the aggregate majories in the State
the elections in October and November r the last four
pres iiental elections
Democratic majority ii 293
/" November-van Burens majority for President over
Harrison..... ......,''...... aHa
Whig gain $3.50
ls4ooc Democratic majority Congress. 200
Observation-Disclosures majority for President.... 33
Wing gain 4,643
lei4-ociober Democratic majority for 497
Noyember-Poiks majority over Clay for President b53a
Poks gain iss9
1915 October democratic majority 2,636
NovembeTayora majority Cas- for President Ia, aa'
Wing ...l6,l7a
In the first place, the democratic majority in Pennsy
yania will be much nearer 10000 than 5000; and
this the Tribune knows. But its table proves con-
cusvey that no such majority as that given in Pennsy
vana the 18th of October has been overcome at
the November election Even in 1910. with all the cru
SADIE against Van Buren,, Harson's majority was but 343
in the State. In 1874, in the teeth OF Mr. Clays great
popularity, increased majority Of October, in the
November succeeding, nearly 2,00o. And how does
Greeley try 10 make on, his case In 1913! He sup
presses the fact that ong to TayOs great popularity
IN Pennsylvania lost The democratic candidate for
governor by majority Of 2a7 and takes the vote on
another part OF the ticket!
The fact that from all parts of the Stale of Pennsy
vana, before the last elections we informed tina,
Pierce would be stronger in November than the State
tickle, in October; and the Tribune may as well throw
aside its arithmetic and stand from under.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
oaETUARY.


DlED-At his residence Ia Pleasant township.
Fairfield count, .Olii. on the 3Dlh January. ut.
JACOB WEAVER. nged upwards uf eighty wears
lie was uue If the early settles Of liie Walnut
Creek vncy. and ihynu .hnn, his-lung residence.
sustained an irrrilrnac able c'lracIer IL. WIS
the father 0luiret"eu sniss and dnggh,ers, u 81
whom are beliey ed Ia he nuw living. lie al,u
left widow with an ablrlanre 81 this wnrl is
goods in render her comfortable tire reGmin.u /,
portion of her life.
From auoilIer communication. we make tie
following EXTRACTS;
Father Weaver passed hrrw"eu l5 md Il ycrrs
o his Inng nni evenliul lie in this State having
movr, from the State uf VrS;nH io his lutte res
dence ia Pleasant township ~ l3nj
The humber nf his living descrndnuts i very
large. beng 70 children, 81 grand children aud
II great grand chi.thrn: in all, 81.
TIE d, ceased was mrmher Of The Evnngrh
ical Lutheran Church irum III, early youth ill,
death.
NAV the Lord of Life ald D,ql'h teach tie widow
md all his children To walk in living bath aud die
in ch ,,inn hope that they may ,ise in Jesus
Christ Amel!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
ARRIVAL EXON EuRoPE

NEw YoRK, Fe5rImry ?.
The Humboldt arrived at Hulil4x Sunday
morning.
Flour, sells less readily at las, weeks advance
FIoaIlug cargpes of wheat and corn held at
an adyanre Of Gl /, Is; American lput held Is
higher. Trade in manufacturing dist. icts taIihy
The Pertinent opens the 3iuf February, by
the Queen in person. The present Cabinet will
ace The difficulties without further modification.
The London News states il retrrebcr 10 Ill"
prrmetheus ular, that tie British government
viii express IT. the Crbinst nt Washington in
lrankAnd manly terms, the regrets At what has
occurred. and testify. in q marked manner, Their
dI-approba'nu Of lbs conduct. There . II,
doubt, therefore, that the matter will be amicaJIy
arranged.
The President of the French had issued a de.
cree dissDIyIns the National Guards ihrunghuut
bat they are 10 he re.organized when Govern,
mcpi may deem Necessary. 1t is expected that
Napoleon will shorty declare himself Enpernr,
though such step cannnt ada u hs drspotiv
power
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
AwrUlLY sUDDEN DRArm-Mr. Oliver

AwEULLY SUDDEN DRATH.-Mr Oliver
McGIiI died very suddenly in Frederick
county. Maryland. on Friday OF last
week. II appe.r9 he was 10 have becn
married on Tuesday. of ibis week. thai
his frlcnds bad been invited To the wed
ding, and ;ha, up Ia the Hpment~of hi
death he had been busily engaged. IN
good health. in preparing for the joyous
event, On Friday evening he was lett
alone few minutes. having sent his ser.
want from the rnom. aud 90 the return Of
The servant he was found lying speech
less aud in "A moment after he was a
c"rpse. Thn,e who were invited to a,
tend his wedding on Tuesday, folcwed
his remains to the grave on Monday Bai.
timOre Sun.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
ThIriy-seeOnd congres.-First sessIon.

J-See0hu COnBress-firat tefsions
WA,HiNoIoS. Feb .
StSArE Mr. Berrien being about To l,.aye the
c'y was excused frpin tho .,etit c.,inmitleu on
Tie rnrl'd eieciiDn case.
Nr- Miller presented petitions frgn six mann
'nclilrrs a'hing ni difcsl, % u We tni uu 81 K
60 ~
Mr. stockton prcse,trl resolutions nr the New
Jersey Legislature fiyoring K,ssull. dnctrine of
inleryrnl n. aud cOEmsnecd a speech IA oppo.
lion 10 them
llOusE The III extending Morse s. Tinker.
patent 1r rcapns nIiciius wa. ordered u
thud reading.
Mr. Fowler asked have 10 o1rr q resolution
calling on the President lpr iulorm,tinn as 10 NIni
rIiins Imd been allowed and paid aud wnat sus.
prided ordisiuwed lr,in March 10 'J.to Mar h
1919. with ths naine. of parties and agents G,r
said clhims. Objection made aud su'pensiOn Ui
the rules moved.
WAsHIsGTnS Feb. 3. =
SgXATE--A debate took place uu lLc bill. sub.
siiGii confinement. ball aud cain bread and
water aud ntIer luuisliments. tor n1gging M tic
navy.
Nj. Cass gave no ice that be would call az
the juut resolution On non intervention UB to
nurruw.
iioUsE.-Ater protrac,ed political discussion
the House took up tho bill expnnatOry oi Tue
bou4iy land law nf 1850.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

TEMPERANcs- Tie llaine LiqnOr
Law.-Just at this time movements are
making in New Hampshire. Massochu.
seits. Connecticut, New York. New Jer
sey Ohio and probably few oihcr States,
for lhe adoption of the Maine Liquor
Law. This law may he said tn strike At
the root Of the evil. Ii prevents the man
ufaciure aud sale. under heavy penalties
ofalcohnlic liquors. except for medicinal
or mechanical purposes. 1t gives the an
thorities power To enter any place where
it is supposed liquor is kept and if any is
found to ardSte IL. 1t has been enforced
in Maine nid is said to work well, but
we doubt very much whether such
law eau be enforced in this State; and in
truth it has not had time to be fairly test
ej in the former State. We doubt the
Propriety of any law upon this subject.
"''N" N'So wv lIS vi
public opinion. and if the Legislature
can frame an act which can bu enforced
and not violated every day. they will do
the public great service. The law Of
last winter does M good; the prior law
was not regarded; but a law under the
provision of the new Constitution. "pro
viding against the evils arising from the
sale of Intoxicating liquors" by making
the vender responsible when he sells to
persons who, he knows, ought not To
have it. and this too whether il is sold by
the gill. the quart or the barrel, will be
supported by ninety nine hundtedths Of
the community and will tend to abolish
the ecils of the traffic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Valuable Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers at private SALE his valuab!
l. farm situated about two miles south of Lancss-
ter oil the Logan road
Said farm contains l97 acres Of goo land, about $50
cleared about 20 in grass. Its improve
monts consist of large Brick Building large Barn
and other convenient out-houses. A good fountain
pump, which never fails, is situated Immediately by
the porch The terms and payments viii be made
reasonable.
In connection with the above, Mr.. NEHEMrAH CAR
PENrER will dispose of the adjoining tract of29 acres
of equally as good land, either to the dier-
ent purchaser The two together will form a COM
pact farm of 326 acres. The improvements on the
latter are Frame House, good Barn and other out
houses. GABRIEL CARPENTER.
January 81 81 3atf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Fronn CnIun,hna

COLUMBUS, February 3.
The JJHraa! says that Kussuth is 10 leave Clev e
land. M to morrow Wednesday. morning. onJ
will be in Columbus tue ateIiOon oG tue same day.
The banquet hkes place 1t lie Neil House, on
Wednesday evening. Tickets So
The legislature did nothing but make arrange
menIs 10 secure rooms Tor lis deliberations The
House lakes The OIeOu aud the seuqte ii. old
Court House These. Is well rs other roums
were offered ire ofcXpense II is thought that
the Legislature will not be able 10 dn anything
in the way Of Legislation the present week on nc
couni Of Tho work required l., it up the rooms
&c.-Nntliins has yet been ascertliued relative
10 tie origin OI the fro
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

.Tail-street Lancaster, Cio IN Giesys Brtr Build
iGy, t0o door, IIeyt gfke Hooking VGSiey Bank.
NOTES AID Bills ol EAehange purchased and dis
" counted.
Cold sri Silver Coin, and Exchange or the East
aGi Cincinnati, bought and sold.
Sdger change ROU and at al tinres for sale.
Collections male, Stocks sold on Commission and
PtaaJls drawn.
L1nd " 4rran's bought and always hand for sale.
Six per c~t nteres; paid On current and seven por
cent. on yearly DePosites
No-g.o.3s:ilg done and other duties Of Notary
Public. Z. ". TALLMADGE
Lancastnr. Decemler .. ls5l 34H
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
The State of Ohio, Fairfield county, s..

The State of Ohio, Fairfield County, SIS.
Court Of Common Pleas Sept. Term, 4. d. lo5l
Baldwin, D.5lee and Work and others.)
vs.. IN cHAxcERY
Thomas I White and others. )
FINilE Defendants William /. Laws & Co., Belure
| and Tsge, Oliver Martin Co, Wood, Corey and
Mood, John II. Brown and Co 'Ecke, Rsignal and Co,
Temple, Barker and Evans, William Richardson and
CO B5slav, Woodward and Co, Of the city ofThila-
delpha. Pennsylvania. and John Stewart and Co and
Il. and d. NJ. StebLins and Co., Of the city Of New
YORK, and PointieXter and Alden, Walhly Carson and
Co.. and Long AMI Byrnn ofthe city of Baltimora Ma
ryland anu Gill and Stout Of the city OF Wheeling,
Virginia are hereby notified Of the filing Of complain
ants hill on the 9th Of September, 4. y. l65l, and
the object and prayer Of said bill is TO set aside and
yacate as fraudulent, compromise made by COM
panants and notwithstanding in the cities Of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, with the said de-
fentant Thomas U. White. in the spring of ls5l, Of
their several claims and demands against him
Notice is therefore hereby given to the said sever.
al defendants OF the tendency, object and prayer OF
said bl-and that they must severslly be and appear
before our said the first day ofthe next Term
thereof aud then and there plead, answer or demur
TO said bill-otherwise the same will be taken q,
confessed to them and the matters thereof decreed
accordingly.
Attorneys for CompLairdrts.
D,ceHber SO, 1851 s5,o5 6w3i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
California Tickets.

U AM authorized by lTowLAND Il AsPISwALI TO
Il SO l!.Throngh TicketS'' to California. by their
we'll known AMI responsible Mail Line OF Steam-
err, leaving New YORK TWICE EACH MONTH";
Prices greatly reduced Persons vi hing to emgrata
10 California can secur, tickets oil me ia Zanesvile
at the lowest rates and with certainty of not beins
disappointed, which they very often Will BE- ii the!
90 to New York to purchase them.
Also, Insurance taken on lSves by
ISAAC DILLON, Agent,
V.,a..,;ila mi, I,r,,,rH, IaSJ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE.
Wilson,s Sewlng Mnchine.

A DAPTED for family use-the machines costing
n only so, and being capable of sewing ten times
as fast as any ordinary tailor.
County and Township Rights for sale upon terms
which will insure great prolit to purchasers
lFCal and SEQ the Assignees OF the Patent for the
Stae of Ohio at the Talmadge House, who will re-
main few days only.
Lancaster, January 81, 1852 Sd3Swl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
A Chance for Speculation.

TIIE undersigned is desirous of disposing Of one
hafintersst in Steam Saw-Mili and Lot,
situated in the town of OAKLAND Fairfield county,
Ohio 10 miles West Of Lancaster, and Immediately
on the Turnpike to Chillicothe. The Mill is doing
nourishing Gusness-tho machinery is entirely new,
and will be disposed Of on reasonable terms No bet
Ten situation can be obtained in the eounty.it is
fine opening for any one who may wish to engage in
the business For further particulars en- ure OF the
undersigned, living in the town Of Oakland.
WILLIAM II. MORRIS.
December IL, 1861. 2m52'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
To Every Body!

4 UNDERSTAND the report has gained considers
4 bic circulation, that the PHILADELPHIA CON-
MISSION STORE has changed hands.
The Agent begs leave to say to his friends that the
sam is without the least foundation.
He would also remark, that there will be found al
this Establishment splendid Assortment Of all kinds Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods;
with CHOICE LOT On the way, which will arrivo
this week.
TFCALL there are bargsins to be had by the lovers
Of .Assp Gooas JOIN q. WILL IGG, ,Agsnf,
PAilzdei0hiG Commissioa Store.
Lancaster, December Is, I55l 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
FRESrT DRItCS.

VIZ Z are receiving from the Eastern cities fresh
w lot of Drugs and Medicines, consisting in part Of
OS sbeStfurk. Opium Chlorolorm
SD "a or. PureQniAine Magnesia Calcined
25 lbs Eng Caornel do Carb
10 o. Suiph Morphine Cantharides
ms Iodine Nitrate Silver crystal
9 do H'yd Potassa Lupulins.
900 do Sui Cart Soda Beberine, &c.
With a full stock to which we invite the attention
of Dealers, before purchasing, Give the od ~ m.1rug
Store call. u kAVfF Man NO 70
lancaster, July 81, 1901.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Lancaster. October 1, 1851.
I,;ssolu,;on of Partnership.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing between 1--WE ma
Il s 4, EFFER son, dissolved by mutual con, on
sent on tho 10th inst The books o anu n hOIs css S Srs
niny niiuS anJ by whom all debts will be settled
Th 70 Ce Indebted are requested to call Immediately and
.to LaIsu ,hcir accounts either by cash or note
'ese Tbe TANNERY will be carried on in future by tho
undersigned, who respectfully soliclts eoni'nTango
s.,.I of Leather Upper CALI Kip, Harness. Skirting
SoIo &C. Cash at all times paid for Hides, for which
the highest price will be paid ,oD or ,,rYzp.
Lancaster, sept Is, 1881 .ua7 sT1. -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Road Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that petition will be
~ presented to the Commissioners of the county of
Fairfield and State of Ohio at their March session,
A. 1852 praying for the location of county road,
commencing the Hooking county line on the Logan
road near Mrs. Custards, aud running from thence
down Stovers Hollow, past or near Mrs. Stovcrs
Saw Mill in Madison township Fairfield county Ohio,
crossing James NJ Pratt's Mill race at the Written"
roek-thence to the frame dwelling house of said
Pratt-thcnce north along the private road now in
use until it intersects tho Hooking county line,
northeast of said Pratts farm on the ridge road-ln
tersecting the County road at the corner oi Daniel
WoseEbarger's field. .,...,.
February @ 1858. 4w
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

. NDIANAP0Lis. Feb. ..
\ fire broke ont in the hospital th.s evening.
The FIRE originated in the ironing room, but was
subdaed before auy mgeriII Injury was Guue.
No part of the building occupied BY the patients
" Mas injured.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

TaNHE subscribers have on hand handsome AID ex.
d tensye stock Of Read dy-Made-Ciothing, and
are also constantly manufacturing to order any de-
scription desired Their material is Of the very best
and choicest kinds, and they always keep employed
the best Of worknen.
The public are invited to call anil examine our
Stock cnd lrorls before purchasing elsewhere Ihey
will always find us really to sell them good goods and
make them the best and most iashona6le Srg,G5S Gi3
'''''0 SPRINGER x TROUT
o.,, 1871 ON.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
New Firn.

TENIE undersigned have purchased out the firm o
Il RrrNNtUND& \ Son, and have engaged to carry on
the business of Retail Merchants in Lancaster under
the OLD STAND of Reinmund &'Son. Wewill con-
tantly keepon hand full assortment of Choice and
Desirable Goods, and we solicit public patron.
age, assuring all who give us call, that we will
give them good bargains as the market can afford.
BENJAMIN Il. REINMUND,
JOHN D. MARTIN.
Lancaster, January /. 1852 3mGo
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Picture Gallery.

TTNTIE undersigned is just receiving, at his rooms,
beautiful lot If Plates, Frames and Cases Of all
qualities from Lie to the l-2 plate sze, which he
will fill with Daguerro'ypes unsurpassed in the beau
tiful and at prices that cannot fail to please.
All are cordially invited tn cali and examine for
themselves. Doors open at all hours.
Lancaster, Jan uary 2S. \. L. TELLER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
7, Fairfield county Common Pleas.
PETITION FOR PARIII4,N-
rrsiarick Houser and Elizabeth Csiharine Hou'er

Frederick louser and Eiiza1e''' e-''Ai -Ho
I IS.
Elizabeth E.isev, widow George Fritz, Jane Fritz,
Fa Mary r1tz' TiG .S@ ON Lfs a Sgs1e ss% GssS,
~ jisev IA ininorl Peter Fultz, Aman.a Fultz,
G""r,s isev Ia minor) Harriet llsey "a minorl
THEabovn named DEF ndans will take NOTICE. that
IA yIsrtiil fled petition in the court Of common
rIeas oa Of Fairfield comfy Ohio. where the same is
now pending, demanding partition OF the following
nr. ,nise,; The Southwest Quarter Of Section No.
80 Township No II, Of Rang" No 10, oil Refugee
Lands in said county Of Fairfield. :,
The said plaintiffs demand The partition Of said
E,,b.r;ne Houser, and to tho said PENDANTS Jane
Fritz, Mary Fultz, Caroline LOngbrake, harvey
ilsey, Tazwel Hisey, John Hisey' Amanda tuitz, a
nar and 10 said Elizabeth isey, dowerin the whole
AZ the next Term of said court, the plaintiffs viii
make an application Er an order tht PARTITION may
be made. &c Of said premises. r
JD,& &c. d. MARTIN, Attorneysfor Plaintiff
November ~, 1851. So,+o Ow
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

7EJlIE Board of Education Of Lancaster will sell
4 on favorable terms the old SCHooL HOUSE AND
Lor, opposite the Methpdist Episcopal Church, and
the CorTAGE School HoUsE AND Lor, adjoining the
Protestant Methodist Church. Ii not sold by the first
of March next they will be for rent For particulars
enquire OF John lltber, President OF the Board.
by order OF the Board
..r JOHN L. TUTElILL, Secretary.
Lancaster, January %, 1862. 4w5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
E.tntc OF Zaclariah Shugart.

an the 4th day Of octo6er, A. D. 1881, the court
Iot common pleas ofFairfeld county, Ohio, declar-
ed the Estate Of Zscharah Shugart insolvent. Cred-
tors are therefore required present their claims
cainst said Estare 70 the undersigned for allowance,
within six months fro tho 4th day o October 1851.
or they VIII not be entitled to payment.
JJi:.5 JiiCGART, Adntor
Orhe EstG!e Of ZGchariah Sugart. deceased
October l6. 1851, 2m24
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

TuE TmRge CENT PiEcEs e. c.
Dale. treasurer of the United States
Mint. cnulradicts the statement that the
coinage nfthree cent pieces had suspend
ed. nr was delayed in consequences OF a
defect in the law Of Congress on the sub.
ject. The mint has already issued u.
yer six millions OF pieces. aud is nav ready
To supply all demands for them il, sums
If $50, $50, or $3.50. or their mnltipliers.
the bags of the mint containing those a.
mounts, Sus.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Tn. Pnrk Trn,,r ofIsaa.

Tie cnnunereiAi edilor 81 lils Cincinnati Ga
=eue, in TINT paper Of irilay Ia-l 'Iiirrs into Il
lnGg and particular esilinale ui lLe i'uga crnp Of
l8ji-'j2 Us compared wiln that ol the tat year.
From what we know % lie inuiicy, 80 tu.-r iiIs
the whole sttemsut is ~ correct Is 4 ruuii b.,
male al this time OF tie. srasuu. lu- yraul lpt.l
is as Io!iOws;- 1850 'ji-i O3i3Ji Ae ID.
l.Jl-J!- yJJJi3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

When il !. recoiecl,.I rIrt the crop wa- sIsOl
last year. hnliers nf PORK At mi. .imu,n price. are
generally il fne spirits.
III our own city. CChiiI icpih~) The number of
hogs cut wi reach about ~ 900 heiI being an
increase over l4,l yeif ut rue iisi. Bli it'e iaii-
ing o.F at"isr points in tue Valley. will bring iue
average for til, season 10 about tho supply Of 10
5J..Ji. Sciptn G.Letie.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
from louisville.

LoUisylLLE, Feb Q
BY the breaking up Of the ice, M'CIooky & Co.
lost iour coal boals; Simpson & Owen two-olL
uf which We're bound or New Orleans They
contained d5 900 bushels Of coal. Niue boats
partially Iudeu, belonging to our dealers were
likewise lot.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Cn.pARTNERsuIP.

CUBERT DEVOL and A. C. LIVINGS ron hav-
W ing purchased the interest of Joseph Kurtzman,
will in future carry on the Foundry and Machine
business, at the old stand West end Of man-street,
under tho firm name of GILBERT DEV0L \ CO.
The new firm is to sotte and pay all the debts Of the
nlA firm. . GILBERT DEVOL, rff I
ANDREW O, LIVINGSTON. +
lancaster, Aprilt6, 1851 t'rr..., III .- !
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

1 The Statesman Of this week has
an article upon ''iutervention to prevent
non intervention" which is about as clear
as the proposition itself. 1t says that
should an attempt be made to enforce
ibis proposition aud war enSue those must
bear the Consequences who oppose it,
This would do very well, provided you
could make them bear the Consequences;
but some of these. we imagine, would
fall to the lot Of the other party.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
10! For Cnlicornin!

NH UST and will bo sold, at tho Philadelphia
I'VE Commission Store, within the next 80 days,
a large ami splendid assortment Of Dry Goods
VINO needs come bay Ii not cheap, DO not take them!
ALI who consult their own interest, PUSH AHEAD, J,
AT ONCE! Arrangements made to wait on all.
JOHN g. WILCOX, Agent
Lancaster. January 20, 1852 3S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Attachment NOticc.

A T my instance, an attachment was this day issued
"A by John B. Reed Justice OF the Peace of Hook
ing township, Fairfield county Ohio, against the pro.
perty and effects Of Gpteih Myers, nonresident Of
Fairfield comfy. Dated this hth day Of December
1851 JAMES R. STANBERY.
December II sci 4w32'