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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09
'aine.-The official vote stands:
Il. @. Farrell's Celebrated Arabian Liniment
TRIUMPHANT OVER E(SEASE

This truly great IN ,dicine still goe on, conqu 'rirg
disease, and Switching many a poor powerless , ic
tim from the grave. by its powerfully stimulating
penetrating and anoIync gu ,ities, it restores the use
Of limbs which have been palsied for year; and by
Is singular power Of reproducing tho synovial Guid
or joint water, it cures all diseases of the joints will
surprising r%apidity. For rheumatism, and affections
of the spine and spleen, it has proved itself a speci-
&c; and for affections of the lungs, liver and kidn'ys
all diseases of the glands, scrofula, goitre or swellod
neck, etc etc. And indeed for almost any disease
where an external application is required, this medi.
dicine stands unparalleled Sprains, bruises, cr4mp'
wounds ,chilblains burns Sc, are'speedly cureiby it
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Snicide.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 6.-Daniel Street and
wife, with four children, deck passengers on
the Jam IS Millingar, from st. Louis to this
city, when near Evansville, the mother seized
the youngest child, Gan %infant) and jumped
into the river, and the husband Immediately
followed. The three remaining children
were taken care of by the passengers and
landed at New Albany, and placed in charge
of their grandfather. The passengers con-
tributed $50 towards the support ofthe poor
orphans.
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~CLEyELAED, Dec. eve heard Of no
transactions taking place in Grain. Market
euli ~ over sse for White wheat; 1895
Tor Northern. Receipts light and but lit
tie grain going forward.
Flour-Continues To arrive by canal, but
daily falling ofin receipts. mlrket steady
at 4,12l@4,26 for strait brands superGne.
extra 4,j0@4.75. Shipments daily made
and but little will be left in store al close Of
navigation.
Lard--Bbl IO@ lOIc.
Salt-Fine 80.
Fish-Wbite 8MSL50.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

DR.. GUYSoTT'S YELLOW DOCK AND SAR
%SAPARILLA, for the cure OF diseases, or as a Sprinl
purifier Of the blood and as a general tonic for N,
system. Is unriraled.
The curative powers of this Extract are truly won
derful, and all invalids should make immediate triaj
of the "YELLow DOCK AND sARsAPAEILLA." 1t canr
not injure the most delicate patient.
THEN FLY FROM MINERAL NOSTRUMS TIC
SEEK HOPE. LIFE and vIGoR from this PURELY
VEGETABLE REMEDY Therefore, however broken
in health and spirits, however loathsome to himself
and others, let mo- one despair of recovery; let the
patient only understand that his hope of physical re
s~torstion lies in "Guysotts Extract of Yellow Dock
and sarsapariila,' andPersuade him for his LIES
SAKE, t6try IL, andwe have no hesitation in predict
ing his speedy restoration to health.
IYSee advertisement. 81
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

A TROUBLESOME SET.-Ohio is not the
only State that has troubles with its printers.
Indiana has just had a time oft.
The Office of public printer was created,
and that invetcrate Grower, CHAPMAN, was
elected. He sold out his contract to ELLIS
& SPANN. Meanwhile, a Constitutional
Convention assembled, and they gave their
printing to the immortal " Done Brown" the
Hon. A. H. Brown, once in Congress
ELLIS SPANN claimed damages,as BRowK's
bill for printing was over six thousand dol
lars, quite moderately and the State passed
a law, authorizing them to sue the State
This they did; and at the trial the Court de-
cided that the State printer was a public off,
Ger, that the sale of public Offices was illegal,
and that, Of course, that Messrs. ELLIS g.
SPANN must go out of Court with several
feas in their ears. The Supreme Court has
confirmed the decision.
The Court also found that ever if CHAP
MAN had retained his contract, it would not
have given n claim to damages, as the Con-
stitutional Convention had the power to get
their work done where they pleased. So
the State escapes a claim of SOM three
thousand dollars damages, but pays its law
yers and settles a nice QUESTIONED. S.
Journal.
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sh,cn,nker,s Findings.

NOV o2ening at the sigH ofhe Pei Lock ard
= MHS aw, cne &c the largest and best assorted
stock of Findings and ks ever before brought to This
MARKET cGnsi.tiHgin part Of
Jaz. Extra Pink LINING,
$ No. 9, DO. Do.
4 " i.Ntra COchineal CAM.
" No. .. do DO.
4 " ~. /. Cape Goat Bindings,
4 " INtrs Tampico Foot Morocco,
6 " M I, Madras do %.
! " d. A. Paris Calf Skins,
4Ui pounds Shoe Thread assorted.
Aiso--Root Webb. Shoe Laces, heel Ball. etc. etc,
Nhich will BE- sold cheaper than they can nc pur-
chased 1t arv whare else.
Lanea .tcr, Deremoer 6, 1882.
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From MaYnna.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 4.-Thc Captain Gen
eral of Cuba expresses his entire s~atisfac-
ton with Purser Smiths affidavit, and says
that the Crescent City and Mr.. Smith may
now enter Havana.
From Havana, Nov. 26th, we learn that
the frigate Fulton had arrived, and that the
Empire City had sailed for New York. Old
crop ofsugar much reduced advanced.
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I 2
PERILs or NAyICArIoN

The advantages Of t'is contrsci reed scarcely be
urged upon wealthy mn. or merchants. Tor thay
ssrJy n eject il. AMI ir fhev do, FIRES leave them
o'her rcsUurces. Il isespccia!ly valuable 70 bbOrin F;
men mechanics snd others Of molsrate means-whc
perhaps, hays li,t's elzs tAsH a hons sal its ~c0nicnt'
IN the world.
Thcsr should nsge. nageet T. i1saro; a Ere uhieh
may visit them - any hour. would leave them hone.
less, and with No rapia tut their labor. 10 b., o
ssain the sirugg's Of liz, an wears Of toll AL watch
ing mast pass bef5re ihey can regain what they hays
lost, il Indeed IL is ever done. 10 si.ch, insn-pn-ais
a dgty. r. the in iiyi!a4iis worh In ,ihs rx?"nsr
iriiiag, and BY inr sting . ieg dollar. hc IL szle. II
he is OvsrtlkrH by misfortune .sndhis ali lai4 IN ashcs.
be receives q reco'nrrIze in o cash cegital equal 10
his los, & nay soon restore via, has been destroyed
PoLrctrs issued q tai tin 3 rpon sv,rsble terEl
WILLIAM P. CREED. ACT. Pro. Is 20.
Bees for L14raH.er Gqd Fuirfeld c04afg
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lrANoTHER SCIENTIFIC woNDER,--Im-
PonANr TO DYsPEPrIos.--Dr. j. 6. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSIN, The True Digestire Fiaid, NJ Gastric Juice,
prepared from RENNET, or the FousTH STOMACH
OF THr OX, after directions OF Baron LIEBIG, the
great Physiological chemist, b. Us. t~ioUGHroN. NJ.
-. Philadelphia. This is truly a nond erfGl remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, J~slindice, liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing aft,r Natures own
method, BY Natures own agent, tho Gastric LiCe.-
Pamphlets. containing Scientific evidence ofit value,
furnished tv agents gratis. See notice amorg the
m.licAi advertisements. Il
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

C. w. d. n. Rairoad.-The readers at
tention is directed to the advertisement of
The Chief Engineer, inviting proposals for
the construction orthe railroad between this
city and GAINESVILLE. This is the last link
in the chain of railroads connecting us with
the Eastern and Western markets, not un-
der contract. The funds are provided, and
nothing now remains to prevent the early
completion ofthe C. w. g. z. Railroad. In
publishing the notice, the GAINESVILLE Courier
says "the letting Of the portion ofthe line Of
the Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Rail Road, between Lancaster and Zanes-
vile, a distance Of about forty-two miles,
on the 18th of January proximo, is deserving
of attention. The work is tolerably heavy,
but the Company have ample means TO push
it forward without any delay whatever
The Company would prefer letting to those
who would take a portion of stock, but this
will not prevent the favorable consideration
of bids based entirely on cash payments
For further particulars, see our advertiser!
columns"
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EOTICE-TO CONTRACTORS.
EugiteeI,S Office, CiTeIeyiiie,
December ed. 1859.

SEALEp PROPOSALS will be received usiil jan
- uary 18th. 1853, at the piicc Of the Cincinnati,
WILMINGTON and Za~u,sNilir Ril old Company in
Circleviile. for fu nishjng all th1 naterials-iros
chairs and spike excerted-and doing all the work
necessary for the construction airi eutire crIupletiou
of their Road from Iaucasta to Zanesville. a di,taaca
of about f~orty<tNo miles.
Plans. ~p-oflcs, specifications. and all the necessary
information will be furnished at the Office oftha Com
pany, by the Engineers, at Circlesillr.
A portion Of the work /, heavy, and well worthy
of the attention OF Contractors. The Company hive
ample means at their disposal to en7urs tie speedy
construction of the Road, ani would prefer letting Il
to Contractors who are prepared 10 take a portion ni
tho stock, should their bids otherwise be as & favorable,
provided they can furnish satisfactory evid nee oil
their ability to complst the worsin th%eslport, ~ prac.
ticable time. TRACY McCRACKLN,
Dec 6, 1852. david Chif uginear.
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PALSY Or ~pARALYSLS

T1adau. Smith, of Mudd Creek, Tazcwell ounty,
Illinois, says: 81 had lost the use Of my arm for more
than a year, by palsy or paralysis; the flesh had en-
tirely withered away, leaving nothing but skin, mus.
Gle and bone. ItrieJ all the best doctors, and all the
remedies | could hear oil, but thy did no good. then
commenced tia use of II @. FARRELL's ARAuIAN
LINrMENT, and a few bottles entirely cured me,and
my arm is now as strong and heshy as the other; it is
also first rate for burns, sprains and bruises.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

LEeIsLArURE.-Tue sddy.-In the Senate,
a bill amendatory Of the tax law, was dis
cussed somewhat in committee..of the whole,
4. leading feature being a proposition to
strike out tbs, $500 exemption. A strong
effort, on, leave, will be made to carry this
amendment through. We have no means
vet of knowing whether It will prevail.
lin the House, the bill of MIR. PLUMB to
protect,the rights of persons claimed as fugi-
tive slaves, was discussed somewhat in the
committee oftiie' whole, and finally passed
through that body. Its provisions are
somewhat similar to the famous Vermont
law. Prosecuting Attorneys are to apply
for writs of habeas corpus where persons
are arrested, and if either party ask, a jury
trial shall be allowed, &c.
The House adjourned over till Thursday,
IL, give the State Board of Agriculture the
use oftheir Hall for their annual meeting.
- 1tynaL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09
saIe ,f Real Estate BY order of Court.

EN F'SiSag DE 3lst dep Of p~ecember, A Disc.
" bet Seen the hour. Of 0 O'Clock 4. VI and o.
clockP NJ Of ssia day, At the door Of the courthouse
biIdsr, the following Rea! t.s'atc, as the properly o.
Samuel UdrRcr, a iulI-i., t0-wi.; The one uadivIt
ed Efh part ofthe North hall Of tho Southeast 4uaf-
ter Of Section 10. Qzc O., in Township No. Sixt@sa
kpprsiseda at 600 C0-le0. TO be sold at not lsss
t:zH fail apprsisenlent
Terms Of SaLs-Ghs-f5arth IN hand and residue 30
three egnsl annual iastalmsEts, with interest on lee
ferrei payments from day ofssle.
ANsON WARNER, GGardic5
ia LpHacy n Samuel Warner
Foysm5cs %. 1852. $3.50 6w25
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09
EroI,. Iron. Irom, Iron.

-. ETis generally admitted. that
Iron sold by US is mp rior inEH
E%G4A Inality to any other in the mar
We have now IN our Warehouse,
5OD0,O hi Relied and hammered IRON,
500 So Cast. shear, blister AMI spring STEEL,
B'schSmiibs viii also find a large lot Of AHvils,
scl'a Box Vices. Files, Rasps, ntc etc.
Eh'rh will be sold cheaper than they can be bought
wasre else.
EfFiYGER. WHITE & lATTA.
Nlrarul. o. $50 Is
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09
New orleans MarAcf.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 3, M-The Ameri-
cas- letters were received by mail, and The
Europa's news by Ma ional Telegraph
Cotton is unsettled and the sales small. =
Business Of all kinds is checked. osin1 to
high Ireights. Flour has declined twenty
cents. Saies oi Ohio at $40. Sales oi
10000 bush Corn at 55@5Sc. St. Louis
Oats soc. Rio Coffee 9i@93c. Western
Hay IS. Bacon Sides SIC. Lard con;in-
ues scarce at lI@II1c for barreled. WINS.
ky zoe. There is nothing doing in Tobac-
CO, bur holders are firm. The stock on sale
is 1000 hhds.
December 4.
Ohio Flour has further declined, and is
dull at 4,6o@4.65. Corn has declined to SEA
SIC. Sales of2o0 hhds Bacon at &c for rib
bed sides and SC for shoulders. Mess Pork
10. Wheat s2@ssc.
New ORLEANS, Dec. G.-The market FOR
Western Produce is heavy, owing to high
freights. Flour has further declined, with
sales of3.000 bbls Ohio at 4,40. Corn is dull
at SOC. Prime bacon sides DC. Mess pork
10 10 1880. Barrel lard n@III. Whisky
zoe. Rio Coffee 0gc. Hay SI5. Cotton
is active, but has further declined; sales OF
SIC for strict middling.
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E>lnte az Iohn 4

NOTICE is hereby given that the snblcrib 81 has
~ been appointed and qualified as Executor on the
estate Of JoHN ~llUrToN, deeeased, ale of Fairfield
county, Ohio. All persons having claims against sail
Estate will present them for settlement, legally au
thenticated within one year-sni all those indcbtet
will make immediate payment.
WILLIAM HUTTON. Executor
November IL. tS52-4w96
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

FLooDs IN ENGLAND.-The papers con-
tain reports of losses and suffering by the
grea flood in England, where the rivers have
risen higher than they had been known for
twenty years, and which was also attend
ed with loss of life. Factories were flooded;
thousands of hands were thrown out of en-
ployment, and horses and sheep CARED off in
immense numbers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09
From the Hon. Peter henard, one Of Tie 0Ll9sf
settlers in Illinois.

It gives me pleasure to add my testimony to the vir-
tues of your great IN ,dicine. One OF my blood d
horses hada swelling over the esp of The knee, about
thu size of a hens egg. Some said it was a strai aud
some, thai it was the JOINT water from the knee, and
coull not be cured. i tried oil cedar on it, and all the
liuiments and ointmcnts, and they did no moro good
than water. Then, by persuasion of my frienus, tried
III e.. Earrers arabian Ii iment, and | was happy
IL find 1t take effect otter a few days, and it finally
cured the noble animal entirely. / think it is decid-
eddy The sreateAt liniment for horses, as well as hui
man flesh. ever knew.
fremont, TusctccH county III. March lG, 1919.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

The Musical World and Time. This pa
per is getting large circulation. 1t is pub
lishod by Messrs. Dyer g. Willis, New York,
and is a valuable paper for the Musical
World" BY the way, the price of adver-
tisements ought to meet with another ad-
vince.
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0OMMERC1AL INTELLIGENCE.
Lancasfer markcfs

THgRsDAY, Dec. 9.-Wheat has steadily
advanced during the past week. and yester-
day sales were made at IS, which Is the fnl-
ing price to-day. Ia other articles there Is
no change 10 note.
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NOTICE.

TiE Premiership heretofore existing under the
mans Of BESEDUM & FErTERs, being dissolved
hy the death of Mr.. Conrad Fetters. it becomss ne
cessary 10 close the business OF s,id firm las well az
iny own All persons knowing themselves Indebted
eilher by note or o~th,Fwise, will see the necessity OF
calling immadiately at the old stand and settle the
same.
any s@et.len ants necessary to closing the above bust
n.ss. PHILlP BENADUM.
LANCASTER, November 81, 1852 lwd2ww2S
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Notice TO the Creditors oTthe GAINESVILLE ~
NaYsyI.ie Tmrnnike ROad Company.

TINE creditors OF the said Road Company, who have
1 rot heretofore Glcd their claim- with the Receiv-
n, agreeabiy to the notice Tor the ''Salo ofthe Zsnes-
vile and MaysyilIe Turnpike Road" are further no.
titled to present their clsiTnsto the Court Of Common
therooion the 9th dav 81 December text. All claims
not flied agreeably TO this notice. will be foreverex-
cluded from any participation ip the proceeds of the
sale OF said Road, in the event OF the confirmation
thereof. s
For tho convenience of creditors, claims may be
filed with the. undersigned, to be reported by him
70 the session Of the court above mentioned
A. BASSETT, HeceiUer.
Lancaster, October IA, 1852 %
N. b. Mr.. JoHN C.. WEAVER, ct lancaster, will
receive claims TO be presented to the Court by the
Receiver.
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Farm Q SALE.

THE undersigned, being desirousi to change his bu-
siue.s OF life, now oilers Tor sale a valuable
ARM situate in bloom township, Fairfield county,
Ohio. one half miie North Of the Town Of Royzlton..'
zsA Said Farm contains over -
"Two HUNDRED AND SlXTY-TWo mi
ACRES: more than two-thirls Of he same under a
ennd state Of guilty s,ion. and tho laiance we'll timber
cd. There arctwo farm houset and'a lF:ge barn on
the same, aud several ,prings Of npysr fsiiins water,
and an or hard Of The choicest selections OF ggafed
fruit.
Said Farm can ae diyidsd so az u make two good
farms. and viii be sold separate or together, TO suit
purchasers.
For particulars, as to price and terms persons de-
sirous Of purchas ng ARE rs!erredto A. McNeigh, Eaq
Lancaster, OHIO, or to the Undersigned, Who will be
Sept 10. 1852 JAMES A. HARRISON.
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Revolution I'm Northern Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-Advices re-
ceived here to-day from Tampico, say that a
great revolution had broke out in Tamauli-
pas, and that the Capital had been taken by
the Revolutionists.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

TIE prepares the elements of the bile
and the blood and If it does the work feebly and i'm
perfectly, liver disease is the certain result. As
soon, therefore, as any affection of the liver is per-
Gel we'd, we may be sure thai the digestive organs arc
out oil order. The first thing to be done, is to admin
i,ter a specific which will act directly upon the Sto-
mach-the handspring of the animal machinery. For
this purpose we can recommend Ho%oFLAND's Grn'
MAN BrrrEas, prepared by DR. Q: NJ. JACKSON, Phil
adslphia. Acting as an Alternative and a tonic, it
strengthens the digestion, changes the condition ofthc
blood and thereby gives regularity to the bowels.
PSee adyertisemant. ln3l
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Breaking Telegraph wires.

MARIETTA, Dec. 3.-Nathan Smith,
charged with breaking the telegraph wires
a few miles above this place, was commit
ted and bound over in bond Of 5000.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

Ot5-Col! Benton has come out against the
flibusters, and the eastern papers assert
that the incoming Administration will be
sufficiently conservative not to- rush head
long into a WARMTH Spain.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09
Elnnim.! Chmin.u GhminA!.

AZ = have now in store and which We purchased
y oe.of' the late advance in Iron
~ pair twistcd add straight link trace Chains,
11J b GriIin's laz chains.
Also > l1rgr assortment of Breasi, Halter and Cor
chains, Wood names. etc etc.
IfflNGER. WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster. November 90, 1852 %
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Recei Its for the G. iEcttc.
Thomas Webb $500 WIN. COPYRIGHT I,50
WIN. Myers 200 Henry Work l,7j
James Grantham l,75 John Johnston l,75
VIM Watson 100
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

CAN ANY BODY TELL WHY!-A friend who
las just returned from Cleveland wishes US
to ask why oysters are selling for 80 cents
per can and As cents per half can, in the
Forest City, while they ask l,50 for them
in Columbus. We don't know. The means
of transporting them from the dear domestic
homes of the biValves to Columbus are al
most as perfect as they are at Cleveland
The Railroad ought to'briug them here from
the headquarters of the trade at New York
in less than ten days, and if they be sold at
Cleveland for 90 cents, 81 would be a high
price in Columbus. AS these delightful lit
tile shell fish are becoming one of the prime
necessities of western life we trust some of
our enterprising traders will lookihto the bu-
siness, and furnish the market.
P. s. We learn that the Cleveland prices
prevail in Cincinnati, and inasmuch as these
items must pass through Columbus, the ques'
ton, Of our friend becomes still more impor-
tant, why the people of Columbus can'thave
oysters as cheap as their neighboys. Who
can answer that question!-O. s. Journal.
We hope our epicurian friend ofthe Jour
nal will settle that question speedily, as we
are deeply interested down this way, where
the figures run up to l,75 g. S7a.
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HoUsEAND LOT FOR SALE.

~ WILL sell on reasonable terms, the property
1 in which / now reside, situate on Main, East
OF High s'rssi. For particulars enquire Of the sub
scribrr. w. s BEATTY.
Lancaster. December ., 1852
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09

1.-THE attention Of our readr is called to tic az
v%ertisement OF VIM. P. CREED, Esq, agent for the
Protection In uranee Company. This true theory and
practice Of insurance is, in few words. very correct.
ly stated; anl We recomn mi our readers to avail
themselves Of tha advantag .. offered by this old AMI
well tried In stftntinn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Fairfield County Agricultural Sociey-h
Financial Prosperity.-Probsbly no Society
10 the State has ever commenced under more
favorable auspices than that Of this county.
A few years since, on effort was made to es-
tabllsh Il, but with the adjournment Of the
meeting held for that purpose, all exertioDs
ceased, and nothing of any importance was
done until late the past summer, when com
m:ttees were appointed and in an incredible
short space of time severalhundred members
were procured. The success of the effortis
best told by the results. The receipts were
as follows, including in the first item Si9,l2
which were collected originally from mem.
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Lancaster Literary institute.

FEH"NsTNNT III
There will be . meeting Of the Lancaster Litersry
Institute in the CITY HAIL. on Friday Evening De-
cenber 10Th. 1851.
The following question will be discussed:
Rcsoire7, That it is c~rpalieaf ~ adogf in Ohio, a
Lar similar 10 he "lIGia liquor LGlo"
At NJ X EtDpR. Neg GrnRGE WEAVER.
The public are invited. J. GARAGIiTY Pres
$. II. WIIGuT. Seer ia. y.
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Cincinnati Market.

C~IScISNATI, Dec. River fallen G inch
es. Weather very disagreeable. Flour 4;
very little doing. Whisky declined 10 1890
1855. Hogs firm; $500 sold at $685. to $50.
Nothing transPired in provisions. Sales OF
Molasses at 274@2Sc. Sugar 43954 for
new. Other articles unchanged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09
Estate Of r. M. Alnsworth.

WNHE creditors Of said Estate will be paid the divi
Il dend declared by the Probate Court upon appli
cation to John d. Martin. Attorney at Law.
October 18-2m WILLIAM SL.ADE, Jr, Adrffor
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-09
NEW

HAYH removed my Office from ~TAllmalge Block
10 Fosters Building, second floor, and continued TO
give my undivided attention 10 the settlement and
objection Uf rlaims in Fairiirld and adjoining counties
Lan.sster. Nov ~, 1852. J. X. MUMAUGH.