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WIGS! WIGS. WlGS. WIGS.
! w. COLLIER.

\. J. ". VUILTFN,
9s Iighstree,, opposite the capitol house, Columbus
" EEpS constantly on hand or makes TO order
an Grnllemen's Ventilated, tossamer and Diamond
Wigs, Toupees, Scalps, &C. ,,.
Ladies' self adjusting Wigs,half Wigs Fronts braas
Of Hair, Frizets PGils Rl"gIeoS' cufis ana co'oreu
work.
J. W. c. also manufactures to order, Bracelets
Pirs, Eardrops, EARRINGS Fngcr-rngs besds' eros
SEES Guards and chains,
l;sSealns cleaned and made to look equal to new
Every kind Of Hair Work repaired and dressed'
rs ion5 Hair bought or taken in exchange.
no 1'csSP' '''' Gwi
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E.tnte nf Jnmcs 9. RirhY.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
y been appoItr' sod qualified as Administrator dc
lolts oil on the Estate oi James s Rigny. dereascd
ate cf Fairicld COUNTY Ohio. Faed this 2h day Of
June 1857. JUIN r. MUMAUGif, Ad1n FOR.
july l. lc52 Avs
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hARRIED-In this City, on Thursday
the 10th inst, by the Rev. J. II. Lowrie, at
the residence Of Mr., james Rice, Mr.. SOL
ONION BROCK, Of West Liberty. Ohio,
and Miss MARY JANE, daughter Of Salem
Wolf, Esq., Of this county,
On the 4ih day Of July, by Jonas Glbbo-
ny, Esq, Mr.. JOSEPH PENNINGTON
and Mrs. NANCY BURNsIDEs, all of
Greenfield township.
MARRIED, on the ! 3th inst, BY the Rev.
urvrge Wsi5z, NJ. ISAAC FREESE and
! T0wnship. n
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Lnncaster 1Iarket.

THURSDAY MORNING, Ju'y 22.-Wheat 90,
Ry. A., Corn 80, Oats 90; Flour TO 1926.
Hay $3.50, Butter S@I0, Eggs6 to 8, Salt
l,5O, Coffee II to l2!, Sugar to 8, Molas-
s ,s 10 TO d.
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ASSIGNEE,s NOTICE.

a Dividend Of DANIEL LEWIS & Co.'S effects. will
"A bc made on or about lha 2dtr of Octn ber next
Such of tn creditors as have not presented their
claims are requested to do SO.
WILSON & MUMAUGII, ASsigEeeS
Lancaster July 20. 1852. di6I
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OArThe liquor merchants Of Newport are
selling off their stock as fast as they can
During the last two weeks one firm has put
up FIVE hundred gallons Of liquor per day ID
demiiohns-this is besides what they have
" sold in large quantities.. The business Of
liquor selling will be bad investment in
Rhode Island shortly, owingto the Maine
law,
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From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July ls.-A large number of
the Wings of Baltimore are making arrane-
ments to visit Niagara on the anniversary
of the battle of Lundy's Lane. Over 200
have already expressed their intention OF 60
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E.,aie or Yarya.5t ID. Creed.

NT1TICT Is bcre',. rirea. list the subscriber hss
v bern 1rpoin'od shi gulifc az AAm hrti a'or
of the Es,a'e OF MAnosNEr y. ChEFD deceased
late of Fairfield county, Ohio. Dated II lancastor.
mi 18th a Of Jung, 4. II: 1882.
Imrp Is--r6 JOHN r. MuM4CGH Al'tor.
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NOTICE is hereby given TO John Wesley Gilmore
~ Thomas Gilmore James Gilmore, William lien
rv Gilmore. David W. Gilmore, Anna McCollum and
John McCollum non re ,deuts Of Ohio that Mary Ann
Lines, Widow Of Daniel Line, deceased mas "eo ner
Court rtC Of &C common % pleas Of Fairfield county oho
pra wing TO have dover assigned to her in the South
east Quarter os Section No, 49, in Township No IL
of Range No. 49, in said county. Said Defendants are
therefore notified tc appear in said court at the heN
1851 and answer said petition OF the same will be
taken as confessed by them
II Ii. HUNTER, AhOraeyfor Petitioner;
Nav 10, 1852. S3bU ow3
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY

or HARTFORD, CDN&ECTlCUV.
Policies isgual a. Racs Of Premium as low as these
of Snv other rcvp1' siblr corosrv, ~
WILLIAM ?. CREED, Act Pro. Us Co.,
JuIvS fir Lancaster dsd Fairfield county
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4 Oai.-- No mt1cr'otr lot on the Ath instant
e1OSg llUsurED D3LLtus ~ ti,I., bf.,-s.p ;,,'t.
iess Fountain Inn arl Inc oiy II Ilnssstr or n ~
~. Agy ps.sGE iarnHg ;he SANG OF leaving I. AZ
the Ca7r''a 2:Fce, oil. be sui'silv rawor3,j
j1iJ q, lsj!. HiTdCK iiONA2D.
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Fr mn BnItimlOrc.

BALTIMORE, July eo.-It is positively as
serted by the friends of Judge Chambers that
he has declined the Secretaryship OF the Ma
t,x,
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Agricultural Notice.

special meeting ofthe Members Of the "Fairlield
County Agricultural Society" will be hold at the
Court House. in Lancaster, on Saturday, July Sld
1852, at o'clock, P. NJ for fhe purpose Of elettins
officers for the ensuing year and transactins other
important business The Friends of Agriculture gen.
erally throughout the county, who are not members
of the Society are earnestly requested to attend as Il
is expected that the proprety Of holding, County
Fair next Fall, will be considered and determined
upon at that time.
July u, 1859.
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NOTICE is hereby given e Martin nsch'ol

NrOTICE !, hereby given t1 Martin Hechrel OF
~ Pi,kswsv county son OF Jacob Bech'el, deceased,
EIizabplh Beetle. Widow af said deceased Simon
RarhteI. levi Be. ht.l Chri,terl Bechtel. Susan
Becht,l and Emma Bechtel, ma0r cb dren nt David
Beel,tcl docpa ID, AMI grand chiilrru OF tie sai,
Jsroe David Duntlc. qua dian Of said minors and
NATL IA Rech'. l. Widow Of sail David that Joseph
Bochlel and Christian Bechel have ii'r IN the court
of con,non tas # fairfield county, Ohio tharP'ti
lion ,ai, IN IN, pr, ing III tpaittion be- made a
,lrea pal,nls Ct sni described BY iCs and uouT'N
in the psrlirn, ore Of samr being paT ui the south
a, 81 quarter OF section No 9, township No l. ra5e
No 60 containing 20 acres more or lcss-on" "t
same being part Of the northeast quarter ot the
s,me section No. 9. township No. L. range No. 70.
containing 81 10 100 acres, more or iess-and Tue
o,her beTg part of the soulhwe,t quarter Of section
No g. township No II. range No. 20, containing III
acres more or less subject 10 the resel vation of
certain water privilege in th2 petition named, all
situate in Fairfield county, Ohio, Snt pray Ing that
Dover in said lands be assigned 70 Ssid WIDOWS m
such manner that one-third part Of the whole o said
lands bs assigned to said wiiow i2abethor her dow
or and su5ict thereto that one third part Of that part
nf said lands belonging to the Estate Of said David
pechtal, deceased, he assigned to the said widow
Matilda for her dover, and auhect to both OF SAID as
signments ~ DOVER that said ands be divided and
psrtionad b,tween said petitioners adsaid chi dren
nI David npchta decreased, in such manner that four
ninhs and one half Of one.ninth part thereof he set
apart to the said Joseph in sevcraity-onr-thld paf
thcreoftot. said Chri tan inscveraltyAhd one ninf
and on ,.ha OF oneninth thereof tn sad ulnor chill
DIR, of said Davi in severlty to them tenants il
common orto be divided amongst them. Sa d petitinl
charges that the said Jacob Becht in his ilrt'me ad
vanrad to said defendant Martin certain tract OF Ian
in Pickaway county described in the petition, whic
said Martin is required to bring into hotchpot or I
be exc udcd in the partition, and 4 hc bring in sat
advancement, that partition be make oi the Whole ?
may bp lawful tic. .
Said petition wi be heard at the next term Of sac
court, Ia b. hold, on the 4h day Of O. t'ber' I9o
at the comt-house in said county at which hmc ana
place said defendants hereby noiiiesto appear
II, H HUNTER, AFyfor ING Ff'"f"IGSs KS
/ Innn % 1879 SID NNo
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GEN. PIERcE.-Ths gentleman is the
Locofoco candidate for the Presidency. Of
his public career, the Republic well says
4sneither in the House of Representatives
norin the Senate did he ever vote for an i'm
provement bill Of any sort. He did all he
could to defeat every grant for the improve
ment Of harbors on the northern lakes--he
resisted every appropriation for improving
the navigation Of the Ohio, Mississippi and
Missouri riVers--he voted to arrest the con-
struction of the Cumberland road, and to
withhold auxiliary grants from other roads OF
high Importance to large sections OF the
country-and he even went SO far as to
vote against the regular appropriations for
the construction and maintenance OF light
houses upon the Atlantic coast. North,
South, East and West, all had in him dog
ged, unreasoning adversary. His narrow
faith would have sacrificed the commerce o
the Union. Hq would have had our coasts
strewn with wrecks, or deserted by the mar
iner in whose breast any care for persona
safety remained. He would have subjected
our Western farmers to perpetual blockade
lest by opening avenues to trade cherished
article of his creed should receive its death
blow. He would have our lake navigation
more periIous than tits, because forsooth
his "rigid righteousness" taught him tina
grants to save life or facilitate trade were Po
litical sins, fraught with peril to the ortho
do1y of bisparty."
a man without any public spirit whater2'
without any regard for the great interests O
the country, without sympathy for our mari
ners and river men, is scarcely the prope
Individual to run for the Presidency. tn
people want something to vote for, for tina
high office,
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GrA man at Utica, New York, who had
been sun-struck, and was delirious and near
diving, was saved by putting his feet in warm
water!
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Maine LinmOr Inv.

BosroN, July l9,-Bodies are being form
ed in all the principal citiesin this State to
enforce the Liquor Law, which goes into et-
feet on the 2lst.
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Mr.. Wcbster's Hungarian hull, on his

~ Mr. Wcbster's Hungarian bull, on his
farm at Franklin, nearly killed Mr.. John
Taylor, the tenant, a few days ago. The gu-
mal seized him on his horns, in0icting Il
wound in his thigh five inches long and three
inches deep, threw him over his head, dislo-
eating his shoulder, and turning upon would
doubtless have killed him on the spot, had
not several men rushed into the yard to his
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MORE LocoFoco BoGUs.-The Cleveland
Plain Dealer, whose veracity is on par with
that of the Free Press, and both have slid
ing scale, whose highest figure is zero, has
re-hashed the old story that was told some
years ago in the N. Y. Spirit Of the Times
about Capt Scott, who fell at the battle of
Molino del Rey, and the sentinel who de-
manded the countersign. The Plain Dealer
fastens the story on Winfield Scott, through
means of an old soldier called "Old Ben"
There is just one circumstance wanting, and
that is, the particular time in 1912, when
Col. Winfield Scott was encomped at Peek
skill. Before the Plain Dealer gave the sto-
~ so conspicuous an insertion at the head Of
its column, it ought to have been honest e.
nough to give the "tall spirit of York" the
credit of having furnished it with so much
ammunition. But "greasers are not partic-
ular whether they stake things" with or
without leave. We suspect that"Old Benz
is first cousin ofthat "Mrs. Harris" whose
authority was so often cited by "Sairy
Camp" in Dickens story of Martin Chuz-
zlewit.-Det. ADJ.
"The "diminutive greaser" of'the Ie'e'
Qraph, can apply 50 much as is applicable to
himself.
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Att,ehment notice.

I Tihe ins'sn.- n n. P@a'tr. tg,nt fYr J C. yTca-
Y W aal A.Hsead Day. ~ at'seAm.n. was tbs
isv i,.uN hg J.. -'n'ro1 q u ;ica of.h1 irace o.
y5'rty '0En,hr arf ~ county. agsinstt TIC pgcpnr
> aal eiisst q jean ]. R1a.. n3fr ~ " 0, sad
cagn.,' Ds'.l t.,s Lth Ia of jul. 4 r. i95'.
:. BEATTY.
ige-t.67 J. E EscratG d Ka4cad :. Dgig.
Jllg 2. 5,g9
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sale Of The xanesville aud MaymiIic
aA TampIke Road.

DURSVAN! 70 decree q the court of eonn,on
- iliss "i Mussinsam county 10 the cpse ,of Amos
Road company q The APRIL Tsfra 4. u. ist thereof
And by virtue of an ni1 of sale thor n "a ma az
rested, by fatl court, lwill on
kAtur isy Ihs IA day ir cctat,.r. Isst,
betsecn the hcurs Ct ~ O'clock A. NJ. md o'clock
p w. II sid day thfor the door Of he court hn,isn
o. tr cts of Cdairoihe oir Zoe -eir 10 tr hiehrst
bidcr therefor. iAe Zsnrsve aud Maysviis 1inn.
-ikC Road, and sl ho property franchi,cs rpd ptvi.
legos he;ongi'g 10 the gsd Road fghilahy
such sale viii tc conducted N N respects N e0h,
UrIni,y % the progi,Sni Cf tho aci Of tho GFastsl
Assembly OF the s'ao Of Ohio. eniited IAN hCt lot
the saa ri the Zau,sville ard MavsyiHo Turnpike
nd t Trn ID for the % yment Of ia dex," rassed
Aarth @h.iL a. T. 1851 a. BASs EFT. Hee(!ifr !.
IaEenE'gf limos Beito1 ~ fte ZarespiHs ard
Ai9sstilie Ie'rpihe Hocd r9mPaHy.
i1l-sstgr Jufy Q. 1851. Gfl
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aERcEANT TAILORs.
G arinrer 4 Trout

IA TEAVErrmovnlthei CIoTHuia Es7AnLTsH-
a EEN..sr - Giesv's buiid,ng. between the
- ;io,.in- Vsf,ey Iink and 7 ". Tallmadge's
FXchaasa Office, whore they have jast opened large
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

4 GARAGItTY, at the sign of the GOLDEN Warren,
Sb most respectfully informs the citizens Of Lancas.
ter and the public generally that he has opened,
d ors East Of the Hacking Valley Bank, in the build
ing occupied by ]. Frank as clothing store,
Watch-MNker and Jewelry Es'sblishnien''
n and is not enly at all times prepared to repair
EA WATCHES AND JEWELRf'
on the shortest notice, but has also fine let Of new
Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Fine Pocket Knives, [ori
monnais and many other notions on hand, which ne IL
Willing to disposS of al as lo prices any other e'
tablishmen, west Of the mountains.
NV motto Is small profits and quick sales, az y ny ny
mama IL "neilhcr Abrclam, Isaac nor jacob, ana
every article / sell, ! shAl' warrant
ihGIs % sas.r. S"n nSTehasrr elsewhere, and am sure
ib,t Won will net lsays dissa,ished. .L,,r,, d
'"sI Nv WI is dlM JkMEsN GSRkGbTY.
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Cloths. Cn..lIncres, vestings, e,

Which thav are prepared TO manufacture to order;
Fhay have IN their employ the best Of wor rnen snd
are =, ell times Fl'Pmid 70 make the Rest TT and N
n. latest stvlss iR tteie ic5ri uiH 5e icejraEte3
The public resp ciplly solicited 10 call and ex
anime heir stock all while thankfGl for the liberal
patronage lh2y ave unjoyaA. they assure their old
customers ami a.. other hit they viii labor to give.
general satisfaction bn.h in t,e quality ard price OF
their goods and work. S.Ril'5l1R 8 4ROCI.
Lancaster. MAY :. 1852 c.3
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UN1rEp STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN
Somewhat suddenly, but not entirely uneX-
pectedly, has sprung upon US the misunder-
statidihg caused by the fishermen at the
Magdalen Islands; but we have confidence
that the difficulties will be amicab.y settled
The trouble lies between the British settlers
and fishermen at that point and the Ameri-
can fishermen upon the coast. The Halifax
Sun, a few days since, gave us their side OF
the qdestion. 1t says;
"Thes Americans, not satisfied, with IN
frnging the provisions ofthc treaty, by cast
ING their nets side by side with tce British
resident and subject, within the limits pre-
scribed, perforce Of numbers and audaclty
took possession of The fish in the nets OF Their
competitors The indignant residents raj,
lied in strong force, an American vessel and
crew were captured in way OF reprisal' anc
taken into harbor The Americans, during
the night following, gathered in then
strength, and triumphantly cut the vessel out
leaving the skipper, however, in duranct
finder 'lbck and key We are not advised
Of the number Of broken heads and bloody
noses, results of the afiray, but it is quit,
certain that the above were among the Incl
dents of the day
In day or two, we shall probably get
clearer insight into difficulties, which ar
considered formidable enough to cause a seri
ous misunderstanding between the two Grea
Powers.
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THOMAS +. MEAGuER addressed the grad
yates at the annual commencement Of the
St. Johns college, ut Fordham, New York,
on Thursday. During the day the decree Of
Doctor of Laws was conferred on Mr.. Mea-
CHER, by the Faculty. lie is shortly to vis-
it Philadelphia, and pass a few days with
some fri.nds who have invited him to join
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O1yAn afIectionate Irishman once en-.
listed in the 10Th regiment, in order to be
near his brother, who was corporal in the
7hth
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SUNDAY School UMoN.-In the carly part
of 1851, the American Sunday School Union
issued sterrng appeal to the liberaity OF
the friends of the rising race OF the United
States, and asked for $4,000 for their aid.
At the end of their fiscal year, they report
the receipts fdonations amounting to fifty
thousand and thirty-eight dollars and fifty
nine cents.
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cnI.niSN SYR1tnl

THE Hnhe sigrref has Just received fine lot Of
Extra New York Golden syrup for Lhe city
trade. Call and try il. JOHN LiONS'
Lrncaster, May 81. aiIo'
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OtTIn Massachusetts, they are setting
their houses in order for the Maine liquor law,
which goes into operation on the 22d inst.
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ENe1Ish RIoTs.-The late religious riot
at Stockport, England, was lameutable af-
fair; and for some time resisted the inter(er-
ence of the militia. We have no room for
details. Over one hundred arrests have
been made. A despatch from London, dated
July I'd, says:
"The brutal and disgusting riots at Stock
mort have attracted much attention, but as
vet the results of the official inquiry have not
been communicated. Whether the Irish
were the originators Of the fray or not, it is
certain the English mob retaliated with re-
lentless ferocity; and there was too much
reason to believe they were glad of an oppor-
tunity of wreaking their vengeance on those
who offended them-not more by their rell-
rious difference than by their competition in
the labor market"
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Nrflte 10 CrrfifCrs,

A GRFEtBf.Y TO the rroyi4iuns ne bf"fsi' stosc
3 rnsltun II, the creiiiors OF the sad Road COM
PAM ~ b. rey nn'.hed to present th'r claims 70
me Hn inrssnri within dx months alter the Term Of
the Coi.st VI common pleas Of Musingum county next
,tr N notice In d 'ant thereof all such debts or
,lcinlndi viii be forever excluded from payment 0ut
0f tia proceeds ol tie sale Of said Road. f
A. BASSEIT, Reccirers
Lancaster. ya,y g. 1872 a
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HANOVER, and some smaller German States
have joined the German commercial league.
Free trade with England &C. has been tried
for several years, but is now Abandoned
Experience has shown that those German
States, where league for protection was
formed, have prospered vastly more than
those that followed the advice of Great Brit
ain. twill come to the same result in this
country in due time.
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WAxrAD-Somebody to persprc for a
stout middle-aged gentleman, during the
summer months.
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HANDY aInie Clothing.

Which thav will sell as low as he same quality Of
Goods anil ors can b. purchased at any other esab.
Iishm-nt in tAe ciy. Their clothing is manufactured
under tnsiroy supervision aud is consequently SUI
psrint 10 thar which is drought from other pl llces.
They have also on hand a beautiful variety 0!
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ntuYEaT TOOLS.

Eo,Y oroning AZ tfe g; n c the paa-nes and m Saw
Is iozcI Eslrcn''. DSriing's, Black Snake aud
ithnr patterns Gtsss -cytAes, =.
- y nar'iis'i. lnnau's y Wa4ron's corn scythes
30 "olf,TPs ani orhar MAKE Grain cradles
~ Gros. Indiau P9ri scytha stones and rides
. DO MIN li', and iong's sckeis
80 b. 'av 'oh:; lIi 10 Rikgs, steel blade hossi
'Ia,n.s IN. chains, c'c. clr.
F1,7rar5 VII liri q to their nfcrsti not 10 make
,1e;r pGryhsscs bef1ra calling aud looking ihrougb
cur s,orl. fFiINEiE, WHITE { LATTA.
iaucs :-T, lunr II, l5j2
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0CTAn exchange paper says, the most dig
nifed, glorious, and loyely work of nature is
the next is man, then Berkshire
Mrs
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ANOTHER AETI-RENT OUTRAGE.--On the
Sth inst, gang Of anti-renters, disguised
as Indians, entered Williamstown, n. Y,
drove off forty head Of cattle, and fired on
the owner when he demonstrated. They
were pursued by party Of students from
Williams College, ovcrtaken, and after a
few shots from each side, the marauders
took to fight, leaving all the cattle behind.
The only person wounded was Mr.. S. Field.
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TO TIE TRAVELLING PU8LIc.

TRNaE undersigned will car.
SASsl<1ss.-ks ~ Passengers b'twnen
,a3-gS NM Isnca ter and Colurnba7, 20 As
Az - 81 50 I %. 10 connect with thr Cin-innAi
-----:--as. 81 .ktEA1< and Cleveland Trains.
EXTRAS always On hand Whenever they are
reruirri
Experienced and careful drivers ony arr ernpoy
anI every attention given to make patrons coonaola
l,-A linz Of Omnibnses will soon DC put on ana
M road rin twice through tal !. --.,
I,n.aft .r. Jil Il l3ja,-jy NJ T. KRETpER.
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A MnMENTl

N Y name is neither Abraham, Isaac nor Jacob and
VI sell an article for what IT s give me CALI
Lancaster, Ma ~. JAMES GATBe'
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.
ScoTT AT NIAoARA,--A despatch pub
lished in the Cleveland papers, from Hon. l..
D. Campbell, states that Gen. Scott has at
length consented to meet his friends al Nj
Ogara The Cleveland Herald suys II re-
ceivcd despatch from Frankfort, KY, an
nouneing that the Artillery Company Ct thni
place would 90 to Niagara via Cleveland -
They will have with them cannon captor-
ed at Cerro Gordo, and to which Is the IN
scription death to all Americans" twill
thunder a welcome to him, whose prowess
made its inscription ridisnlous.
There will be crowd there! Shall "Old
Fairfield" be represented!
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TnE CHoLERA-,The Cholera still pre-
walls in great many parts Of the country,
and occasionally assumes an epidemic form,
proving fatal in most instances. There
have been several deaths ut Wilmington. -
In Columbus, it has not yet assumed vio-
lent form, and altogether they have not had
more than twenty deaths. In Maysville il
has been very fatal. We have as yet heard
ofno cases in this city or county.
Columbus Mail-C Change Of Time,--We
are requested by the p. NJ, to state that the
Columbus mail will generally leave hereaf
ter at a very early hour in the morning, anc
that it will be necessary for mail matter t.
be handed in the evening. Now, let Us
have the mail little earlier the other way
earlier time or faster horses, we don't cars
which.