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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28
PUBLIC SALE.

ON FRIDAY the 9th day Of ofNOvENBER, 1859, a
~ the late residence Of George Kline, deceased
in Greenfield township, will be sold large amoun
Of personal property, among which may be named:
8 Head OF Horses, Cows and Young Cattle,
2Wagons. Hogs, Oats, Corn, Rye, Wheat, iIay,
Farming Utensils and Household Furniture
credit of nine months on sums over three dollars
onnote and security. JOHN BARR, Er'tOr.
0fthe the EstGtc Of George Kline, deceased.
October 10. 1859 %
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4 valWub.r Farm for Sale.

INiE subscribor will sell his Farm. ono mile vast
oi Lancaster, containing l6S acres, 80 acres Of
which are cleared and updcr good cultivation There
u agfod FLogsINc Mil on the same situated with.
~ lew rods OF the Zanesville and Maysvilla Turn
PIKE WIN two good run Of stones, turned by an
ov rsiot wheel There also on tho premises three
asT'r Billing springs of water--aeeommodiou and
convenient dwelling house, spring house barn and an
ar:ssrh o. ir;t rate fruit. Being dssIrous p remove
n nc West the Subscriber win dispose Of the above
Land. upon terms that csnHot fail 70 suit any person
"ishShgto purchase Iidispaiabla ttle can Be given
september ., 1852. HENRY sUTZIN
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From Texas.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26th.- New Orlean.
mail is through, with Texas dates to the
10Th. The Governor was censured for call.
ing out volunteers, as having an unneces-
sary tendency to provoke hostilities.
The survey of the Gila River was compile
ted by commissioner Bartlett.
Jennings is probably elected Attorney
General-beating sayles, his highest com
petor IL 900 votes.
Lieut.. w. P, Street, Of the army CON-
mitted suicide at Fort McCavet, and eleven
United States soldiers were imprisoned for
highway robbery. Outrages and depreda-
tions continue.
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VEyW0LESALE and Retail, at reduced priccs-em-
w bracing all kinds used in our schools at tina
book store Of JOHN l.. TUTHILL,
South side of man-s street, opposite courthouse
November
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TEETH! TEETnu TEETHiiI

II SCOTT, SURGEON DESr1sT, eraetly opposite
IL ne IGLLnGdge HoIseGad orer:: ::SnldAeyts Hat
Store, Lancaster, Ohio. | have very pleasant and
retired room my present arrangement permanent
and VIII be happy to see my friends who may wish
to consult me- about their teeth Ny special business
In future viii be FILLrS0 (PLuoeue) TEETH l
nave Tor nearly 70 years been aiming Hpersction In
this particular operation because 4 y Of infaatelv
greater importance than allothers We can say with
entire coEtdrnce that all tesh can be saved pey-
mGHeHtLy and for life by filling every cavity as soon
as II can be seen; but the cavities are large and the
teeth have ached, they cannot be saved. Hence the
importance OF frequent examina ioAs by the Dentist
This plan will be the cheapest ultmstsly and will
obyisie the necessity of artificial teeth and save
vast amount Of suffering.
have been residing in this city over twelve years.
and have, during that time, filed more than sixteen
thousand ,oU1l teeth. warrant all my filings now
cr ~ years and upwards and expect 10 spend the re-
mander OF my life IN lancaster Ihave the pleasure
Of referring TO the older physicians Of this city.
j1-Always In my Office during business hours
Respectfully, II. SCOTT.
n. extract Teoth and sttsnd to other diseases
Of the mouth a. usual. Tsept T-3m
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LlNUASVEs 10 tOLUMBUs.

sslssssl5F5zsss sess,.l.li55ss THE PACKET LANCASTER.
THNHE Fine PacSet Lancaster will continue to make
IL regular trips between Lancaster and Columbus
as follows:-Leaving Lancaster Tue sdays Thurs
days and Sundays at o'clock p. NJ, arriving in Co
umbus in time for the morning trains Of Cars either
to Cleveland or Cincinnati; leaving Columbus on Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays after the arrival oe the
Cincinnati train of Cars. at half past eight O'Clock p
M, and arrivingat Lancaster at half past eight the
next morning.
For information in regard to passage or freight ap
ply on board at Lancaster to r. Pelton, proprietor
at Columbus. Omnibuses are in redness at Columbus
to carry passengers between the packet and the cars
both ways. II. III. JEFFRlES, Captain.
September %. 1859
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From New York.

New YORK, Oct 24.-In this city the flags
at the City Hall and principal Hotels are at
half-mast. At Boston the gloom is over the
whole community. At 8 O'Clock 100 min
ute guns were fired on the commons, and the
bells tolled an hour, The flags in the Web
ster Club Room are draped in mourning.
Motto--"Men die, but Principles live"
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PUBLIC SALE.

kDERSoNAL Property belonging to the Estate oC
AMANDA TwYN n. deceased; consisting OF Fif.
teen Acre. OF Corn, IS Tons OF Hay, ~ bush Wheat
Horse ! Cow and Calf Is head OF Hogs, two
ing utensils lIousehold and Kitchen Furniture and
other properly will be sold at vendus at the late re-
Sidenc Of said deceased on the Turnpike two miles
East OF The city OF Lancaster, 1odag The 25th OF
O1ooeT, 1857, commencing AZ 10 O'clock in the fore.
noon. C. r 81 F;rLIsp' aJass.
October II, 1852 ~ ''''
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Estate Of George Kline.

TNHE undersigned has this day been duly qualified
i as Executor OF the last will and testament cf
GEoRGE KLINE, deceased late of Greenfield town
ship Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons owing said
Estate are requested to make payment to JOHN d.
claims against said Estate, will present same to my
Attorney. JOHN BARR, Ex'tor,
October l6, l852-4w23 OF George Kline, dec
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Important 10 Tnr,iiicx-

INHE subscriber has opened a Butcher sboo.
oiiice' where he will keep on hand at Iii fine
( BEEF, PORK, SAUSAGE y4;T.sl;,
GIssTl... and LARD S-H
Tie public are respectfully invited =, s15.TSa
they wish anything in his line ana he win on
10 ren !er siiisiletion, b3thin guilty and price
October u, 1852 "a
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Cnsc al rIlc Art-IInion.

NEw YoRE, October 32.-The Court Of
Appeals at Albany, has decided the Art-U-
MON against the law prohibiting lotterics.--
II is unlawful for the Union to distabute pie
lures by lot, but pictures are not forfeited to
the use ofihe poor by being offered for dis
trbutiop
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H. @. Farrelrs Celebrated Arabian Linimsnt.

1t an erroneous idea that disease cannot be cured
except by taking large quantities of medicines into
the stomach, in great many OF which much in
jury is done, though the dscase In poist be actaaI
cured. The coats o the stomach by continued use OF
nauscatng mixtures. frequently become so much dis
ordered that the digHsiue function is seriously ijur-
ed-the result of which is dyspepsia. nervousness
cholics, alternate darrhRa and yeness atulence
nightmare, etc, etc Woud it not, therefore, be very
desirable TO possess remedy, which being applied
externally would excite the absorbents TO Increased
action, and thus carry off through this medium, the
deeerious principle which is the direct cause ofthe
diseased Surely every thinking will admit that
this would not only be the most pleasant, but by far
the safest means to effect the desired end. The al
most supe human cures performed by th"Arsbian phy
scians in the days Of old main effectedby this
course OF treatment and the ingredients of which H
| q. FarreUS celebrated arabian Linimert is COM
posed, are extracted from plants peculiar to Ara
ba. This great Liniment (Which is now to be had of
most respectable druggists and mcrcha nts in every
town in tho United States) is daily eracting cures
roconsumplion, bronchitis and liver comp ants in
their stages, nervous affections, indigestion
largemcnt OF the speen, scrofulous tumors gotre,
etc. ETC., arc frequently cured and d!tcGyS re ieved
by its use. II is unsurpassed anod nc--reliev-
ing severe pains in few minutes after apphcaton it
soothes the irrfated nerves, and produces that de-
ltghu tranquility grateful to the nervous invalid
SPrans bruses,wounds, burns, throat chib aims,
rheumatism. sun pain, etc. etc, are speedily ed
by it, and for nearly ailments in horses or catte
requiring an external app itaton it is eiIccualre-
medy.
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITSl
The public are cautioned against another counter
f5t which has latey made its appearance, called w.
B FdrreHS Arabian Linimeat The most dangerous
Of all the counterieits because his having the name
of Farrell, many will buy in good faith without the
knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they will per-
haps only discover their error when the spurious mix
ure has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine artice is manufactured only by II. G..
Farrell sole inventor and proprietor. and who'esae
druggist. No II Main street. Peoria Illinois to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. Be
sure you get it with the etters h before Farres,
thus--H. g. FARRELL'S-and his signature on the
wrapper all others are counterfeits
Sodby G. KAUFMAN 4 CO., Lancaster,
and by regu ary authorized agents throughout the u
nited States Price 60 and 80 cents, and 81 bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, vi lsge and
ham ct in the United States, in which is not al
ready established. Address II. G. Farrell above,
accompanied with good reference as to character,
sponsibi'ity, etc. Sept. 2-lm
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Estate of John $, Mau,y-

NOTICE is hrral,y given ,i,, m !, ,,,Ja..;.,
been appointed and daily qualified ss Ad1in;.,rs.
ws :; " rslate Of "Hs Manly dpceas.d late Of
fairle'd county. Ohio. Al persons Layinr risims M %
eSII Igi,, ,saa T PRESENT them for
INDEBTED will mat" INN dit. p,ymsn, ''''e
tob %, lS52-4y2,' Au'N 'o-'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28
WoNna awnOnA
That five days from the issuing of this paper,
is THE DAY OF THE PRESIDENTIAL
EIECTIONti

And that, upon that day, an opportunity
will be presented you Of vindcating the
good name of the most heroic defender of
your country now living from the foul and
malicious aspersions castupon it by minions
of British cupidity, or ravenous and unprin-
cipled place-hunters.
During the past five months, Gen. WIN
FIELD ScoTT, who upon a hundred battle
fields, has periled his life in defence of his
country and his fellow-citizens, against her
British and Indian foes, and who, at the
command of his government achieved one
of the most splendid conquests ever record
ed in history; whose talents, prudence, val
or and integrity, have commanded the re-
spect, concentrations, and confidence of
every administration and every Congress
from Madison to Polk-WINrIELD Scorr,
whose whole life has been devoted to the
service of his country-his whole country
and the safety, prosperity, happiness and
glory of her people; and in whose heart
there never lurked sentiment bat that of
the most exalted and devoted patriotism,
that has never faltered in the hour of gloom
tainted in the hour oftrial, or swerved in the
hour of temptation-during the last five
months, we say, this man has been the Spe-
cial marx, at which all that is vile and ma
lignant in the country have aimed their
poisoned shafts. Lies of the most malg-
nant description, ISLANDERS Of the viiest char
acter, epithets ofthe most dehasing kind,
have raincd upon him, even as the British
lead poured about him upon the bloody fields
of Chippewa and Lundy's Lane; but the
scar-w2rn veteran has stood up amidst this
deluge of iniquity- Gas he did not upon the
iields named) unhurt and unscathed. No
single crime, no singl act of wrong or Of in
justice, Of the many hundreds charged upon
him, has penetrated the unsullied buckler Of
his fidelity. The barbed and poisoned ar
rows have fallen battered at his feet or have
bounded back with ten-fold force against the
cowardly and malicious archers. He stands
now, as he has ever stood, in the estimation
of his couatrymen, an honest man, an un-
corrupted and incorruptible patriot. Yet
still the storm of slander and vtupcration
continues; rampant hate, drunken igno-
rance, blind and puppy madness, RACES and
howls, and whines, and they will continue
to rave and rant and whine until the Cd Of
November has stopped their four throats,
and an honest and patriotic people have vim
dicated their own early defender, and most
distinguished leader from the puerile and
impotent malignity of his hungry and hyena
like enemies.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28

Gov. OF VERMoNT-Erastus Fairbanks
the wing candidate for Governor of Vermont
having lacked 3l5 votes of II clear majority
at the late election, he was chosen by the
Legislature on Saturday last. Hon. w. C.
Kittredge, whig, was chosen 1t. Gov. at the
same time.
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Brushes. Brush,
THE TELEGRAPH LINE.

LITTLE & DRESBACIS,
Main Strest, Lancaster. ohio, between J.
Lyons Grocery and p. Bope.s
Hardware Store,
HAVE Just received their Fail and JVfrtey STOCK
IL OF hy Goods, Groceries, Qucensware, Glass
per- Bordery. Window Blinds, Carpets Blankets Flsn
nels etc. etc, all Of which have been selected with
care as regards quality, styles and prices and will be
sold At the lowest market prices We invite our old
friends and the community in general TO come and
examine our stock before buying elsewhere, ss no
pains will be spared to give entire satisfaction to- all
who will favor US with their custom.
GEORGE n. LITTLE
CHARLES DRESBACH.
SAMUEL D. DRESBACH.
l.nnr,.i-r. September ~, 1882. 30
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Fairfield Common Pleas, Oct. Term, 1852
HANNAH REAMER,
rs. Petdi0H for LtU0Tce
JOHN H. REAMER.

lTNHE above defendant, being nonresident of the
l. State of Ohio. will take notice that petition
exhibited agarst him, by said Hannah Reamer at the
October Term of he COT of common Pleas, for 1852
in and for the county of Fairfield and State of Ohio,
paying that the marriage contract existing between
said pet ioner and said defendant be dissolved The
causes set forth in said petition are ls wifu absence
on the part said defendant for than three years
prior to filing said petition-2nd habitual drunkness:
3rd, gross negligence-and Attn, extreme cruelty.
P. VAN TRUMP, Attorney. for Petitioner.
October 90 1862 $3.50 6w24
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DAGIrERREoTYPE4.

A H. Persons wishing to obtain superior Daguer-
"A re'ype pictures, warranted to please" at a ve-
ry reasonable price, will do well to call at IN rooms
in Giesy'S frame building. third floor, entrance one
door East ofthe Hooking Va ley Bank.
Lancaster, Oct. 20. r. B. MCBRIDE.
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GARDINERIsM.-Her is an item of evil
dence which we particularly commend to the
base men who charge fraud upon Tom Cor
win. 1t is as unlike his transaction in the
Gardiner claim as a rogue is from an honest
man:
Mr. Dallas, while Vice President, and as
such intimately connected with the commit
tees of the Senate, officiated as agent for
claim preferred by Mr.. Charles F. Sbbald
against the Government. In this capacity
Mr.. Dallas urged the claim before depart
ment of the Government. In due time the
claim passed, and he received his proportion
ate fee. So far, we think, the case out
does any thing to be found under Mr.. Fill
more's administration. But, unfortunately
for the Democratic Vice President, the whole
has not been told. Mr.. Dallas was not only
Vice President, but also near connexion
of the then Secretary Of the Treasury, by
whom the claim was paid on the Sd of March,
l849! One day before leaving Office, Mr.
Dallas received from the Treasury, presided
over by his connexion, Mr., Walker, the gain
(which he (Mr. Dallas derived as agent for
claim which he had prosecuted against
a Government Of which he was member!
The difference between this case and that
Of Mr.. Corwin is most obvious. MIR. Cor
win, it is true, did engage as counsel whilst
he was a member of the Senate, for which
he had the most "illusirious' examples in
Democratic Senators, but he ceased having
any connexion with the case in any way
long before even decision was made in the
case, and of course still longer before any
money was paid from the Treasury; nor did
he ever receive one dollar of the money thus
paid
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

zs5s Ht'toM and after This day. the Coach
a es between Lancaster and Coluu-
inS "glI pas through Carroll, GIeencastIe and Ii.
hoPo!is, aHd through Jefferson and Winchester unit
ing 81 GroYePer connecting with the cars at Colurn
BUS daily.
Time Of leaving Lancaster &; o'ck AM, precfselv.
Time Of leaving Columbus, S o'ck, A. NJ. preciseLy
Ample arrangements are made TO carry all who do
'ire 10 travel on these routes. MI. kREDER.
Lancsster, September J. 1859. d&w
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lInsnnic Celehratinn.

VHNIIE Masonic Fraternity of Lancaster will cele-
4 brate tho coming Tooth Anniversary of General
GEoRGE WAsHrNGToNs Initiation into their order,
on Thursday the 4th day Of Nocember ncrt. All
Brethren in good standing respectfully invited to
participate in the ceremonies of the dav.
J.F BECK, Sec. OIL. L. No. 81,
Lancaster, October 81, 1852. %
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rTr. webster

MARsHFIELD. Oct. 23--6 p. m.--Webster
continues sinking-mentally uncbanged.--
He occasiOnly speaks to his family--contem-
plates death calmly, and is perfectly resign
ed His physicians think he will expire be-
fore mornin0
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Est,a,e Of Dagii Cherrr

NOlICE is hereby given that the unIer.jpn.d b,.
oecn appointed aud du qualified as Ad n;str,.
o. t1e hstate Of Dawn CIIEKAr, deceased, I,te If
airieid county, Ohio. An .rzon, having eIa:r's
Aald Estate viii prsen. them for set= rasnt
indebted will mat. INN date pavnart
FARRIsON a. PLEGATF, A1la'to..
Oe.Ober2o 1852 4g2i'
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From BDstOn.

BosToN, Oct. 26.--The Courier has of1icia
information that the President will not attenc
the funeral of Mr.. Webster. From a pos
mortem examination it was ascertuined thai
Mr. Webster died OF disease of the liver
The immediate cause of his death was hem
orrhage of the stomach and bowels, owing tC
a morbid situation of the blood, in conse,
quence of the above disease, also dropsy in
the abdomen.
Apublic meeting WILDE held on Wednes.
day to take measures for the erection of q
colossal statue to Webster, in Boston. Ed
ward Everett heads the call. 81,
The family of Abbott Lawrence request
ed that all demonstration in his honor be
postponed. The Courier learns that the
Hon. C.. NJ. Conrad is acting Secretary Of
State.
The Webster Executive Committee ad-
journed to this evening, when a plan of ac-
ton will be submitted.
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Contributions TO THE WASHINGTON
MoEUMEKT.-Boxes have been prepared fol
each township and ward in this county, in
which contributions for the Washington
Monument can be deposited. We trust
they will be liberal. The money is needed
to finish that glorious work.
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LARGE BEETs.-Our friend Walker, of
Rushville, sent to us last week about u hall
bushel OF bcets, consisting of three, weigh
ing twenty five pounds! They ought to have
been in in time for the Fair. If any one can
raise larger ones, send them on!
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MAZE have on hand large stock Of cotton qoiro
Nv Iwine, HEMP do Do; Broom Twine. .FishI,ines,
Carpet iarn, Bed cords, sash cord, Grass and Hemp
Rope, all sizes KAUFFMAS q co
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One poIlar Re,rnr,l.

ANYWAY from tho subscribers. on the 81 dav
u October, 1851, ,CALvIS L. SUTHEx. an indenteJ
apprentice TO the Boot and Shoe making business [I
IS ABOUT eighteen wears Of age. All persons are eau
count. PEED IRATIctfNaN
Lancaster, October 81. 1851 ~
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CITY OF LANCASTER:
wednesday Evening, Oct "a, 1872:
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2D!!
Wings! Scott Mem! Patriots!

Lovers of your country, and rewarders of
the brave defenders of your country and
your own hearthstones in the hours of their
darkest need
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Pocket Book Lost,

OSf, either at Carroll, or between that place and
EA Lancaster, on the 26h inst, A POCKET BOOK
containing three dollars and some papers ofno value
to anybody but myself The finder will confer ia:
vor by sending it to the Blind Asylum Mt Columbus
Oct. 81, 1852. WILLIAM JACOBS.
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Attachment Notice,

i I my instance an attachment was this de- issued
- by Alfred McVeigh. Justice of the Peace for
Hooking township, Fairfield rounty, Ohio, against the
property and effects Of john Al.nphart, nor.resident
OF said county. SAM. +. MkCCRACKTN
September 60. 1852 4wa0
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Attachment Notice.

a / my Instance an Attachment was this dsy issued
aAby Alfred McEcgh, JHstiep of the Peace Of
Hocking township Fairfield count, Ohc, aeainst the
proPeIt and effects of Henry Welobe- naT-r sident
Of said c untv JOHNSI % FVrS
Oct I6 1852 - D'
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Lancnsfer mnrIlola

THURSDAY, Oct. Wheat is fair At co.
Flour advanced about 10 cents and may nov
be quoted at S3,lO93.35. Oats 25@3O aud
very scaFee. In other articles, there is no
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Estate Of Christian =. A pd,.

w LOSE int-r 'tsd wi take notice. thst the SUI
4 seribe has been appointed anil o. aliied as Aa
J. ARSDr deceAs'd late # Fairi III couaty. OI ia
Oct % --4w2I JOH d MART. n. sdmto".
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Estate of II. NJ. Ainsworth.
FnNl1E creditors Of said Estate viii be paid the divi.
IL dcnd declared by the Probate Court upon appli-
cation to John D. Martin, Attorney at Law
October 18-2m WILLIAM SLADE, Jr. Adtn'tor
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Estate Of Amanda Twymal

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as administrator on
the Estate Of Amanda TwYman, late of Fairfield coun
ty, deceased. C.F. SHRFFER, Adm'tor
September 80, 1852 4w20
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition vii be
" presented to the Commissioners Of Fairfield coun-
ty at their next regular session to that part of
he State oad beginning at the house fSamuel Kirk
wood, in carer elk township; thence snuhwardly to
where it intersects the GAINESVILLE and Maysyille
Road. Oroher o. lS52 iw.4
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ASsICNEE,s NOTICE.

A Dividend of DANIEL LEWIS & Co.'S effects, will
n be made on or about the Doth Of October next
Su.h of the creditors as haye not presented their
claims are requested to do so.
WILSON 4 MUMAUGH, Assignees.
Lancaster, July 20, 1852 dl67
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Elrs.iIy R.hins

A LARGE A1sortmcn. of every variety of style.
A from pain TO most hcariifal Tnrkrv binding,
and extremely low prices at the book store of
NoVembero JOHN l.. TCTHILL