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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24
East Tennessee l. Georgia X. r.

yJNIIE following is the Schedule for running
/ the Passenger Train on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Rail Road on and after the 10th
of August, 1852:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
Receipts for the Gazette.
New Subscribers.
Gcorge IummeTS Premium Essence of Coffee.

sfASuFAcTUREn NJ DANIEL BoHLER CO.
Oue PGeAasc at l5 cents trli sGre lbs. Of Co1ss'
TT1HIS Essence was lste'y award with silver
| rnaLs in ha American institute, New York, sso
,r. the first premium for such articles in the FTsnk
in Institute. Phi sdel phia.
sod WEcesa'e sad Retail, at the proprietor's soc
Depot alo hill street, ,Phladelphia. Alsoforsale
bv our agents. and at the principal Drughnd Grocery
si,, q A, throughout the United States.
This Essence has been proven by many thousandg
rs the richest and most Respectable fatnies, as we'll
a. by the ponrcr c's,s ni PEOPLE, almost through the
boSc United States to be BY FIR The best preparation
f coffee ever offered to the public. Coffee made by
tLis Fss.nce is much who esome. more delicate,
6ner favored perfectly clear and IN every instance,
an ,erior to the finest Java Cotfee
In order to give full satisfaction and proof that the
b, srticIe Is perfectly healthy, and to show some-
Ling ofthe deserved reputatit has gained and just
4. entitled TO- we annrN few certificates and recon-
on1ations psrticu arly relating to heath, from DR..
Rootb and Dr Chiltou practical chemists and Analy-
sists Of the cities Of Philadelphia and New York.
College Avenue, Tenth street, bclop Market,
Philadelphia, SePten1er4 4, 1851.
have examined the essence Of Coffee Inanufactur-
stiuan,s are not in the least injurious to heath, it
NAV be used free and wi:hperfect safety
JAMES BOOTH,
Pro Of Chemistry applied to Arts Franklin Institute.
No "a chambers street, Netr York, dug % 1851.
hsve examined an article prepared by Messrs.
UunImel Boher aud ca Philadelphia, called Essence
Of enif.e, which Is intended 10 be used with coffee,
for the purpose Of improving Il, find il Tree not only
from any thing injurious to health, but, on the con-
trary the Ingredients Of which It IS composed are Per
fec.iy. Wholesome. j. r Chiffon, NJ. d. Chemist
For sale by G, KAUFMAN & CO., Agents, -,
.s and other Druggists and GrocersF snerally
Iarras.-r Ohio, August 3, 1904
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
TEIEaRApH1c tHrE1IIoENcE.
ArFivaI f-ouI CnIiToTnI1

!. NEw YORE, July 31--m.-The Sierra Ne.
Vads arrived last night from Aspiawall In
company with the mail steamer, Ohio
News uDimPortant. Beings iG7 passengers
and one hundred nnd ten thousand dollars
in specie on freight Winfield Scott len
Panama on the 18th, with 600 passengers.
The Golden Gate would leave on the 25th,
with 750 passengers and60O troops.
Valparaiso dates arc received TO June
2sth. The q. s. corvette, VsndaIiA and
Vincenncs, arrived at Valparaiso, on the
9th from England. The Flores was still
80 miles below the city, deferred from enter
ing the city by French ffigite. Steamer
Columbia, with California mails and $780,
0O0 in specie and 10 passengers, arrived al
Panama on the Igsh. Mr.. Rice, Consul al
Acapulco, had been called to the city ol
Mexico by the American Minister, for the
purpose Of explanation. After he had pro-
ceeded some distance on the journey, the
authorities Of Acapulco sent an express "
re-arrest him, and brought him back. Near
ly all the destitute passengers got off from
Acapulco, were sent by express.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
CONGREGATIONAL.

WAsHISGToS, July 3o.-House took up
the General Appropriation bill. The gem
eral debate having closed, the committee
proceeded to act on the bill. An amend
ment was adopted, nppropriating seventy
five thousand dollars for the purchase Of
books for the Congressional Library. Vari-
Gus uuinteresting proceedings were had;
when the committee rose. House adjourned.
Synat3.-1he President transmitted a COM
munication from the State department in
answer to Mr.. Mason's resolutions touching
the fisheries, stating that Com. Perry, with
the steamer Mississippi, had been despatch.
ed to the eoast to protect the rights of Amer.
lean fishermen. Mr.. Cass moved refer
ence to the committee on Foreign Relations.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
RaIlllnnrr. llnrlLcr.

baltimore, July 3O.-T5Jqrco. There Is
decidedly active feeling in the tobacco
market and holders are very iirn--sslcs of
Maryland arc making ~ fast ss inspected at
prices within the following quotations. with
an upward tendency--some 700 hhds have
been sold. Ohio also sells freely. We 1uots
the range Of prices as follows Br1wa, and
greenish common $50 81; good and fair
reds 4,5O Sj,5J fine reds J;75 81 wrau.
pesy red, fine, 5 $40; extra do. 10 STi;
common span del4 as; gop4 do. : also;
fine do. 8 40; yellow 10 a. I2; Maryland
inferior $50 30; good common { al 80;
middIng 7,9j; good 0; and very fine
1850. TIE inspections Of the week are 65G
hhds Marylan J; 93l do. Ohio, and 40 do.
Kentucky; making in all 1907 hhd5.
Wooi.--The receipts Of the past wees
have been fair, and prices weil maIn,,ined
Tor al INSCRIPTIONS. We nJte saies Of 800
lLs fleece, different grades, at 40 40 ctsi
.lso, 1900 iis tab washed At 30a q! ctsj
220O lbs pulled at 30 80 cts, and $50 10:
unwashed common at p a23 cts. per ID.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
Arrigas from Europe.

New YoRK, August 3.-The Herman ar
rived this morning from Southampton with
dates to the 2lst. Cotton in moderate de-
mand-pri,es firm; sales 10Th 5000, Goth
1000. Corn du,l--pnrtal decline of one
shilling per quartet. English whsat--fonv
dull; corn increased demand oats six pence
cheaper. Growing crops favorable; weath.
e. magnificent; money market unchanged
abundant, more gold. Australia funds firm
consols one hundred, three-eighths.
Louis Napoleon's tour-Strasbourg, 18th
extraordinary feats and demonstrations by
the people, magnificent illuminations, mon
ster review, sham fight, frepzied shouts o
"Wve Napoleon, Vive rEmpcreur," shower
of boquets and flowers. -.-... ..L
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

PmLADELPIiA, August 3.-I2Oo beeyes
at S7@8 30 per cwt. Hogs-900 in market.
97,50@S per cwt Cows--l50, prices rang
ing from SI2 to -. Sheep and lanbs $50
a 4; latter 26t 3,JO.
Nav YORK August, 3.--22jG beeves, At
600 to $50; i5O co~s and calves 20 to a;
1890 sheep and lambs l,J0 to 4,5O@5,00.
LOUISVILLE, July 2s.--Beeyes-Limited
demand, with sale Of small lots choice beeyes
at 544JSc. Sales Of common to fair ranges
from to ) lc. Hogs-Sales Of $50 head
this week TO but hers at ~. Sh eP and
Lambs--Supply light, with sales Of good
Sheep, sheared, at 2,5O83,5O; sales or rem
nant5 oflots at 200. Sales Of Lambs range
from T,25 20 200.
ALLEGHENY PA.) Ju'y 96.-4OO Beef Cat
tie offered; about 300 sold at 2@3,50, live
weight; few Sheep sold at 20 and few
Lambs at I,37. No hogs offered, would
command $50 live weight. Spring Cows
command SI6@25. -.--
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
New YorI. Market.

New YcRK, August 3--P. M.-Cottln-
Sales of 1000 bales, upland, at lol: middling
Orleans, IOl; market firm. 10000 barrels
Flour-State, sold at 81, ,l2; Genesee, south
ern, S4,56. 500 bushels Wheat, southern,
sold at 9Oc for red; Genesse, white, SlO3.
Sales of $4,000 bushels Corn, mixed 654'
500 barrels mess Pork, 20; prime, 1918; 100
barrels Shoulder. SIC. lb., picked; 400 do.
mess, II for ordinary Chicago. 200 barrels
Lard, liz. 600 hhds. Sugar Muscovado, 4a
@5a, 200 bags Rio Coffee, 9sc. 1000 gal
Ions Linseed Oil, &c. Ohio Whiskey, gle.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
Tbn Wool Marked.

CINCINNATI, Juiy 2s.--Thc market faf
Wool continues to present very fine aP-
pearance, ,-and although our quotations are
az fair indications Of the current rates as
can be given with the unsettled feeling, that
has and does still prevail, sales are frequent
ly made above, and occasionally below our
figures. In the country there il still an ac-
tive demand, and we hea- oCa sale at Zanes-
vile of 45G,0 900 lbs at 45c., but our iniorma-
ton is not sufficiently direct to enable us TO
youch for the accuracy Of the report. As a
new feature in our Wool trade, We would
mention thatone Of our dealers, Mr., A. D.
Bullock, has imported about 10000 lbs Of
foreign Wool, which will be offered in this
market for the accommodation of Western
manufacturers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

THE FISHERY SErzUREs.--The JGlouces-
ter Telegraph, which is well posted on the
subject of the late fishing difficulties, says it
would appear from the account published,
that the recent seizure in the Bay OF Fundy
was legal one, as it is said the vessel was
fishing not more than a musket shot from
the shore. But there have been seizures of
vessels when they were fishing outside of the
prescribed limits The seizure of the schr.
Tiber, of G Gloucester, last fall, at the Bay OF
st. Lawrence, was case in point. The
vessel was in company with large fleet,
but having shot out from among them, she
was boarded and seized by the cutter, upon
pretence of violating the treaty, when there
were hundreds who could testify that she
was FIVE miles from the shore while fishing.
Had she remained with the fleet, no harm
would have come to her. Sh, was taken
into port, and upon an an er pdrte hearing
condemned and sold, costing the previous
owners some So 500 to obtain possession o
her again. Similar cases, we apprehend
! will occur this season. '+f
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

CosT OF PREAcHERs.-A paragraph has
been circulating freely in the newspapers res
pecting the excessive cost Of preachers in
the United States. 1t is said that there are
over sixteen thousand ministers of the vari-
GUS denominations, and that, at an average
cost of 1876 each, there would be expended
the enormous sum of $6,000,00o annually
for this one thing. But what is the cost OF
keeping up an opposite state of affairsl Over
$l9,oO0,OoO are annually spent on the Is,
600 criminals in prison in this country; aud
were Satan to have his own way undisturbed,
it is likely that no sum of money or of means
could keep order in our midst. The minis
try, seperate from other considerations, is
the greatest national safeguard that we, as a
repblic, can boast.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

FEAHkyoRF AnTHLEnV The editor Of
the Detroit Advertiser In writing Of the
great Niagara Convention, thus speaks Of
the Kentucky Artillery present;
The Empire State, Capt. Van Alien,
brought down upwards OF eleven hundred
passengers, among whom were the Frank
fort Artillery, from odd Kentucky, with full
ranks; having with them u brass Mexican
six-pounder, taken ut Ceno GOrdo. II has
this formidable inscription-"Death to the
Americansw We noticed that war-worn
veteran, Brig. Gen. Riley, leaning upon il,
engaged in animated conversation with two
or three soldiers of the Mexican war, who
accompanied it. This company Of Artillery
Is one Of the most striking in appearance
which we have ever met. The men are for
the most part above six feet in height,
swarthy and sun-burnt, but keen and bright,
and having certain easy and dashing style
in marching, which is hard to describe, and
is not met Nth smongth volunteer soldiers
at the North. Their uniform is exceedingly
picturesque, and that effect is greatly en-
hanced by the Old Ranger ha. of ls12-a
broad-brimmed black, turned up at the side,
with four long black plumes. The banner
of the corps, is of blue silk, with gold stars
and eagle, and the motto-"Kentucky re-
members Lundy's Lane, and forgets not the
Raisin." Each member of the corps wore a
badge upon his left breast, upon which is
"Old Kentucky-Frankfort Artillery"
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Itc.,l E,lnIe a, Privaie Safe.

HfE subscriber offers at private sale an excellent
farm OF 2l2 acres Of land, situated on Clesrcreek,
in Madison township about four miles southeast OF
Amanda, and eight miles south Of me Guy , y La,
mil traet on he west the lands of Isaac Wolf and v
~ IEt on the north the land of Robert Fowler
On a faTn there is about 100 acres OF cleared land
uhuai m o. - -2,,Ttsc; HousEs and Orchards OF
G cFoisc Frui swell watered With good springs and
,,.,.,, o. Ar, rSe STREAM RUSsfSd THRopGH TT,
;rcrIipg the water privilege for GRIsr or other
..tor Ior tur''iS oto, GEORGE WEISZ.
J,t,y "a .lS52 I'm II
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
PROM Nesv YORK.

NEW YoEx, July SI.-Bodies from tn
Henry Clay recovered and recognized 81;
missing 81. The Mississippi, Commodore
Perry, sailed at 10 o'clock for the fishing
grounds.
Later.--The steamer Glasgow arrived
from up North River with ninc addItionui
bodies. making 70 50 far. Hull not yet rais-
ed. Many there yet; sufficient to swell the
number TO one hundred.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05


TRenls.-To Senator Wade for part Of
thePresident's message with the accompany
ing documents. win some kind friend from
some other Congressional District, please
send us part d
Reu Advsriissmsats,--Se Card Of John
Lyons. lie has just received a fine assort'
ment Of Groceries from New York, and has
now on hand large variety ofeyery article
in that line. Ills well known reputation for
good articles and good bargiins well known.
Give him call,
See additional advertisement OF G. Kauf-
man g. Co. The "Old Drug Store" keeps pace
with the progress Of the age and always hns
on hand good assortment.
See notices of Dir. Tuthill. "Uncle Toms
Cabin" is good book in its way and highly
interesting.
Other advertisements on hands will be
put up in due time. This Is the way to
sell of your stocks.
Nele Aduertisemeats.--See advertisements
of G. J. Wygum and G.. Kaufman & Co.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
sale of RcnI Estate by order OF Court.

NN Saturday The An day Of Septemder, iso2, b.
Otween the hours offs O'clock, ": and o'clocX
M. at ths urt-haus IN ths ei,y OF ansaster wiu
be sold to ths highest liddsre following Real Ls2ie
the nroparty OF G. j. Arndt deceased. to-wi beng
ots numbers three and four containing four acres
zach, OF tie subdivision 81 the ahis OF Christopher
Wca,er. lat of Fairied comfy. deceassd in section
No. S. township No, 10, Of range No az n9rth o ti
civ ofIancastgr, as subdivid,d ID by H. H. Hunter anl
r a Foster. administrators of said Estate Also an
irregular and unsurveyed fraction of land snpPoe9 70
contain about one acre, being other Partoi sail
No. 81, cut off from lha lands Of John Rebel keofr Of re
Sac Iosd from Iailcast aforesaid TO the city oi o
amss nSs l0'S said premises dover Of the n Tow
as thern heretofore sea IN one
rms om r. natS tSs S dsy oaae vi
and the res hue in two year. 'Tr Srn,n day of sae
interest o'' U'' John d. MARTIN, Admtor,
| dc Joais NOT af C.J Arndf'.s &C c5lS5 -
Juiy %. 1852 $500
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
CieyeIand Marker.

CLEVELAND, August 3.-Canal Rsceirts-
Wheat ls, ,564 bushels; Corn 1920 bushels;
Flour l440 barrels.
Markefs.-Wheat is extremely dull, and
prices down. Sales OF one boat load North
ern at 75k.
Corn---sat !i.tle in the market, and de-
mand good. Prices firm. Sales of 2a00
bushels mixed brands at SO ,40@3,45. -.-
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The Ch aIcrn.

BUFFALO, August 1.-The cholera broken
out at Bufalo-a gentleman, his wife, two
or three children aud clerk died within few
hours of each other. Great excitement pre-
walls, and the people are leaving the city.
ROCHESTER, August 2.--During the last
"a hours 25 cases of cholera and Z deaths
4s hours &c cases and 25 deaths.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

THE PUBLIC PR1NrrNe.-After all, it
looks little as if neither the Washington
jyn;os Or the Southern Press is to get any
Of the public printing. The House, on Sat-
urday, bya vote of 81 to Sc, rejected the re-
mort of the committee and adopted a substi-
tute. 1t repeals the present contract sys-
TEN; secondly provides for the election of
public printer, who is to execute the print
ing not only of Congress, but for the Exec
utive Departments; thirdly, the appointment
of superintendent of the printing 10
stand between the public printer and the
Government, to see that the work is neatly
and expeditiously done, and to exercise Q
general supervision over the subject Pric'
es to be paid for composition twenty pei
cent. below the prices of 1919, government
to furnish white paper.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

ONTThe editor of the Democrat thinks we
are very prcsumptious in Undertaking to
criticisc the military operations in Mexico.
We do not profess to be much Of a military
critic, but we think we are capable OF crit'-
cising such small military operations as
those of Gen. Franklin Pierce. Ii our
neiuhbors Of the Democrat and our neigh
bors Of the Times are able to critcisc, as
they attemptto DO, the military movem nts
of Scott, we certainly ought to be able to
criticise those of Pierce. If they can dis
cuss in mastery style the storming of Ger
70 Gordo, Chapultepcc, and Molino del Rey-
we suppose we may aspire to comprehend
and discuss the occasional tumblings OF a
New Hampshire General from his HORSE
| Louisville Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

Ma. EalToR; II Mr.. 1oaH SHErrra will
eonsentto be q candidate fgr COUNTY AU-
DiTOR, at the coming election, ne will 30
suPPortedby WHIes SKD DEnocRArs.
MR. WEAyrR:-plcase annoance Mr..
ISAAC COMER as suitable person for a
candidate for the Office OF Assessor Of Hook
ing and Beine townships, NAsT voTERs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
ArrirnInf Ihc Chic

New YORK, August 2.-Tbe Ohio arrived
this morning, and brings $50 passengers and
2jO,OOO in freight, and 100000 in the hands
Of the passengers. Left AsPinwall on the
LIST, and when two hours out the machinery
because deranged,-run to Kingston with
one engine; sailed thence on the 26th;
met the Illinois boundIn,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
Buffalo Market.

- BUFFALO, August 2-Fiour dull--Sales
ll5 bbls good Ohio at S3,314 100 bbis extra
at 4,12k.
Wheat--No inquiry, market fiat. Sale
ofa small parcel Wabash, 1900 bush at 7jc.
Corn-Firtn with good demand and but
limited supply Holders have made another
rise. Sales 20,500 bush at 5o@5le, the
greater portion at 81, ailoat.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
s,inrinnaii Marker.

CIxctxNArr, August 3.-Ryer stationary.
Flour very dull, no sales OF imPortance.--
Whiskcy Isl. Nothing done in provisions.
Prime lard at lO4; II for barrels and / 1t for
keg. Hams in good dcmand-sugar cured
at lIf@l2; common canvass lo@il. Gro
ceries inactive.
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From New York.

New YORK, August 3.-The revenue cut
ter Taney capsized and sunk at noon in the
Narrows. 1t is reported that 6persons were
drowned. Captain and officers saved.
Sands, the well known circus rider, was
killed on Saturday in Walcutt, Wayne coun-
ty,- in attempting to walk the ceiling head
downwards.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
of Thomas Collier, proprietor, and the Off
GERS of the steamer Henry Clay.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

Anr vou MyrHER- Suffering from diseases I'd
v5ih f''rnaies are generally 'subjeOt use DT. S. d
ioWH 'aker SursapariIls- win certainly cure you.
h4ic oF teIaair. old or young ALL sod srery FAINT
yshoa hsyo this erceilsat Family medicine by them.
ali a, oar ipnt, or on one Of our Agents, snd get
simPhir', gratis, where you will find faefs' factH
Le's thst can be su,iiaalated bythousands OF liy-
ng wsnessesin this city and country, viz; that the
'h'l'ei ausAPsIilla, as PTepHredby Or s. d. HOWE
'As 5san ihe n ans Of permanently curing more dis
Ases - whieh the human family are continually sub
ct chan any o;hgr preparation Of sArssparilIs ever
jetbrDngt 5sfore the public See Advertisement
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

NIOTlCE is hereby given to Martin Bech'el OF
~ P;ckaway county son Of Jacob Bechte, deceased,
Elizabeth Bcchtei, Widow Of said deceased, simon
Bochtel Levi Bechtel, Christena Bechtel, Susan
Becltal and Emma Bechtel minor children oi hvd
Rechtel. deceased, and grand children OF the SAID
Jacob David Dunkle, guardian oil said minors ana
Matilda Berhtol Widow Of said David that Joseph
pnchiel and Christian l}ech'cl have filed IN the codrl
tion ayair,st them praying iht partition be made ID
threa bArccls Of land described by mees and bounds
in The petition, one Of being part OF the south
cast quarter ol section No 9, township No ~ range
No. 10, containing 30 acres more or less-oee W
SANG beinc part Of the northeast quarter of me
same section No. 9. township No. II, range No 2o
| containing 81 40 ltN acres, more or iess-ahd ihe
other heinga part Of tho southwest quarter o. seci9n
M g township M. IL. range No. ~, containing
,rros more or less subject 10 the resel vaton OF
srt,;n water privilege In tho petition named, all
situate in fairfield county, OHIO, and praying 'nM
bower in said lands be assigned to SAID WIDOWS IN
such manner that third part OF the whoic OF sam
lands be assigned to said widow n iIaoetnor ner 90"
of aid lands belonging to the Estate OF said DAVID
1 p,rhtol. deceased, be assigned to the said wcoH
Matia for her dover and au5lect 10 no'n o sa,e AS
siqunents for dlwer that said lands DC GVldea ant
psTtoned between said petitioners and said chi
IF David Bcchte deceased in such mannerth that 10 ur
nnths and one. half of one-ninth part thereof be se
apart TO the said Joseph in seyeralty-one paI
thereofto the said Christian in scveralty and one mint
and ne-half OF oneninth thereof TO said nlnor ch
drcn of said David in severalty TO them as tenants
common OF to be divided amongst them. Said Petitio
charges that the said Jacob Bechtl in his lifetime ad
ynncei to said defendant Martin certain tract OF Ian
in PickswHy county described in the petition whic
said Martin is required to bring into hotehPot or
be exc uded in the partition, and u he bring in sal
advancement that partition be made Of the whole
may be lawful etc. -;
Said petition wi be heard at the next term oil Sa
CONT 10 be holden on the 4th day of October no
al the courthouse in said county, at which time s
+ place said defendants are hereby notliie TO
II. II, HUNTER, Atty for nc Fet't'0gerss; e,,s
] I,tna az 1879 $50 V"o
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

06JTt is time we should become little
more Americanized, and, instead Of feeding
the paupers & laborers of England, feed our
own, or we shall soon become PauPers our
selyes.-JdclSon.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05

. n ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC woNDER,--fsss
sauANq 10 DYsPEPTtos--Dr. J. 5. HOUGHTON's
LP-IN, Inc Trre Digestire Fluid or Gastric Juice,
prepared from hkSSkf, or the F0UErH sroafAem
Of rHs Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBIG, the
,feat Fhy,ological rhemist, by J <. HoU0HT OK, NJ.
O.,pEiiastPhia This is truly wondeIfa remedy for
con hipst.on and Debility. curing afer Natures
method. by Natures own agent, the Gastrie juice
ssnphis containing Scientific evidence Of its value
furnishsd by sgeHts gratis. See Lotft ss,one tho
..llsiicsf sigcTtisemen;s. a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-05
Lewis ThompsOn's Estate.

DN the lah aay ~ MAY, A. d. 1882, the PROBATE
OeoUrt OF Fsirfield county, Ohio, declared ne
,,d Edate a. probably insolvent. Creditors arc
,Saroln,e reauilad to present their cairns sGanst
the EStsts TO the undersgned for aloTan 0 within INN
six months from the time above MENTIONED OF 'ney
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