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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-20
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RAIL, ROAD NOTICE.

TIME CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON and ZANES-
II WILLIE RAIL ROAD is now located from Ian
caster to Evansville. and will soon DC put under con-
tract for lite construction. & it is now imperitively ne
cessary that the instalDents due and to become due
on Stock, be Immediately paid up, as well as that
subscribed to the Lexington route, as also the I'M
conditional stock.
Six instruments of 10 per cent each, are now due;
and the 7h will fall due on the LIST january next
The Stockholders residing in Fairfield and Hooking
counties are re luireI to pa to the undersigned, Trea-
surar Of all company, 1T his office in Lancaster.
JOEL R~ADEBAuGH, Treasurer
Cincinnati. W. and Zanesville Railroad company.
Lancaster, December II, 1859. 32f
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Important to Families.

Nc subscriber has opened a Butcher ShOp
om II Martins Row. two doors South of the Posi-
O.oee, Snere he will keep ON hand, at all times
EsST BEEF, PORK, SAUSAGE@HXA
MsM.. and LARD. k~
they wish anything in his line and he Vii Gsn wneI
to render satisfaction, both in quality and price
October ~, 1852 o'h ANDEhSoN,
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@Elder Knapp,the great revival preach
or Of the Baptist persuasion, is in Zanes-
vile. Send him over this way, Mr.. Cour-
ier, when you are through with him. He is
much needed.
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An Ordinance.

Making appropriations for the purchase of an Engine
and Hose for the use Of Inc Fire Department
of the City of Lancaster.
SEC. |. BE it ordained By the City Council of tho
y City Of Lancaster, That the sum ef Fifteen Hun
trel Dollars be appropriated to purchase an Engine
for the use Of the Fire Department OF tie City Of Lam
caster.
SEc. 2. BE IL further ordained by fhc authority
aforesaid, That The further sum OF -Four Hundred
Dollars be appropriated to purchase lose for the use
of the Fire Department aforesaid.
P.ssed Dec 90, 1852. WI . CREED, u1yoT.
AiteS--JosN B. RFED, City CIcTt.
December so, 1852. -
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-Hon. VIM. R.
King left Norfolk for Cuba in feeble health.
The Gardiner claim commissioner report
that on crossing the mountains of Mexico
they were fired upon by guerrillas concealed
OIL the road.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

AS&R$TN HE subscriber having greatly in.
creased his stock on his mail routes
from Columbus to Lancaster and from Lancaster to
Athens, is fully prepared to carry all who may wish
TO travel on these roads, with safety, comfort and &C.
krity. His coaches, horses and drivers are all a No.
/ Extra. He looks confidently to a generous public
for increasing patronage. NJ. 2. KREIDER.
Lancaster, November Is, 1852 DIV
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New OrIcnns nIarket.

New ORLEANS Jan. LAP. M.--Sales of Toe
sacks white Corn at so to 52c. Yellow is
scarce at sc to 81. Pork, Bacon, Lard and
Sugar are unchanged. MolassPs 23@234c.
Rio Coffee &c. Bulk Pork has declined to
74c for hog round. Whisky 90.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-20

@Professor Wilson exit. North) is not
dead as reported. Tho report originated on
this side of the water, from the death OF Pro-
lessor EmPsod, of the Edinburgh Review.
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PosT oFFicE ELEoTIoN.--The Democra-
cy Of this city and vicinity held an election
on Saturday, for the purpose Of determining
whoamong them should be recommended 70
the incoming Administration for the Office Of
Postmaster In this city. The following is
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REAL HEAD OF HAIR.
J. w. COLLIER,

LATE or PHLADgLPRIA.)
VsntiIaIIng & Gossamef wig nRnufheturer,
Opposite the Capitol House. Columbus.
A Y Extensive assortment Of Ladies and Gentle
N mems Wigs. TuUpees, Soaps, half Wigs, FORE
pieces, Back Hair, Frilett., Puffs, Curtis and co ored
Work. Also, Bracelets, Necklaces, Beads, Eings,
Crosses, Pins, Guards End Chains.
1rlIair Work repaired and dressed. Orders faith
ful e1scu ed. Jan s, IS53.-6m34
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6rLand Warrants are quoted in New
York at $50 a 1854 for 100 acres, at = 6 a
$7s for 80 acres; and at SO 6oa $40 for
10 acres.
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From BOSTON.

BosroN, January ls.-The proposition to
repeal the liquor law was laid ON the table
this morning, in the House, by a vote of 1871
to l6.
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PERPUMERY-

7 VNHE subscribeY has jdst received a very fine as.
Il sortment Of the Genuine RoHsset Pe.fpmeries
consisting Of genuine Beef Marrow, genuine Besr's
Oil, Philoeomb and Beef Marrow Pommade, Fine Ex'
tracts for handkerchiefs, etc. etc
Nov. % o. W. KREMER.
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DENTISTRY.
FEED! FEEDN

THE subscriber IS now prepared, At his Steam
MIL At the South end Of E9oadwsy. to grind corn
ia TIC cob. and viii keep it On hand all the time.
GEO. RING.
Jan. II, 1885,.
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UrThe attention of our reader is called to the ad.
vcrtisement OF WIN. p. CREED, Esq, agent for the
Protection Insurance Company. The true theory and
practice of insurance is, in few words, very correct
ly stated; and we recommend our readers to avail
themselves of the advantages. offered by this old and
well.tried Institution.
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IOST.

A BLACK SILK DRESS PATTERN. partly made
IA p. between The resi- i"nte OF Mr.. Jim Sweyer and
ANA ida. The finder will be literally rewarded BY
! wing it at Mr.. ~Sweyer's ii thi, Office.
Dec. 90 81.
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LOCAL IHTELLIGEFcE.

The Truih.--The Boston Times says
this:-If you want to obtain a situation; II
you want help IL you want 10 hire or let a
house; II you want to obtain boarders; IL
you want 20 recover anything lost Or stolen;
II you want TO sell your goods, wares and
merchandise; finally, II you want to get
business, and make money-advertise-ad-
~vertise!
Nearly everybody in business does adver.
tise to a certain extent, for every painted
sign put up over the door or otherwise. of a
store. Office or shop, is an advertisement to
catch the attention OF the passer BY and d.
rect him as to the location and business TO
which it points.
But while this mode Of advertising is re-
commended TO every one, and so universally
adopted, to catch the attention OF those who
pass, it is not sufficient for the business man
in the competition Of the present day. He
must study the improvement of the age, and
bring to his aid oil the facilities which theyof-
fer to him, He not only has his sign up to d.
rect people to his store, but advertises in the
newspapers that are scattered in all direc-
tons; thereby giving to the entire public in.
formation Of his business before they leave
home, inviting them to become his custom.
ers, without waiting fer their happening to
pass his way and observe his Sign.
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On the 10th inst, by G. S~teinman, Esq, Mr.. JOHN
SHUPE and SARAH VALENTINE, both Of Clear
creek 'ownship.
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DIED.

In RuShcreek township, Fairfield county, on the
9th inst, after a long and painful illness, Mrs. MAR
GARET BoRER, wife of Mr.. George Borer, in the
18th year of her age. She leaves a husband and nine
children 70 mourn her loss.
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LOUISIANA ELEcTIoN.-Herbcrt, demo-
crat, for Governor, has n majority of about
1000 in the State. The Democrats will
have a majority OF probably 26 in the Legis-
lature, on joint ballot.
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FOR THE LADIES'

Tfl REcEIvED this morning BY Expsrsn. ,
' vAHTEs, LACE Doors, ETC., asaorted si.ss IN
latest styles. Also, Misses and Children's Lacs
Boots and Shoes: All manufactured TO our order Nv
one OF the best Houses In Philadelphia. Call md ses
them. McELROY BfLLTNEHTIRrT
Lancaster, December IA, 1852 div
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DAGUERREoTYPEs.

! ID B McBBIDE, is prepared TO execute Dasuer-
H. reotypes in the most approved style and upon
terms that cannot fail 10 meet the appreciation Of all.
Daeuerreotypes Of children, Of any age, are execut-
ed here as perfectly as for a grown person.
Persons wishing Daguerreotypes and all others ale
respectful!y invited TO call and examine his speci-
mems. He is receiving, and will keep on hand almost
all STYLES Of case, So that all can be suited.
Trip S. Instructions given in this most beautiful
and fascinating art, on the most reasonable tel ms.
Rooms in the frame building belonging to Mr.. Gel
sy. Entrance one door Westot the Hooking Valley
Bank. Lancaster, January IL, 1853.
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Receipts for the Gazette.
John Artz $500 David Brandt, ST.. 200
David Fetter 200 George Beery 1875
II. G. Black l,75.
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~ A man under sentence of death, while
in prison, allowed his hair and beard to
grow TO a great length. On the day on
which he was to be brought before the court
to see whether the sentence would be car
ried into effect, the jailor advised him to
shave and have his hair cut, in order to make
a decent appearance.
"What is the use Of depending FIVE sousl'
said the prisoner. "Before having my head
dressed. | wish to know il il belongs to me"
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"a THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FonEvER."-IVhy
will people endure pimp'es on the Human face divine,
or erupt;ons of any kind, when it is a fact SO well
known, that Dr. Gaysotrs YeHotc Dock and SarSa.
pGriua c 'eanses the skin from all impurity. removing
Pimp'es, Sores and BIotches, leaving the affected
parts as healthy, smooth and soft as the losh of babe
1t is ealy price Tess o a | that with the rosy beauty oil
chi dhood.
Itcauses all sores and poisonous wounds to discharge
all infested matter, and eradicntcs every %impurit,
from the system.
Itdoes its work mildly, but e%fFectua ly, giving con.
scious beauty and blooming health in the pace Of ugi-
ness and soul-sickening disease.
lFSee advertisement. So
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Che Gazette.
CITY OF LANCASTER;
"wednesday hye'ng. Jan. No. Isoa


THE WING coNvEkrIos.-Aiready we no
tice that several persons have been spoken of
in connection with the different State off,
ces, for the action ofthe Convention which
meets at Columbus, on the 22d proximo.-
Among other nominations, we notice that
of Col. Van Trump ofthis county. A wri-
term the State Journal Of yesterday says
"We like the Democratic nominations,
for we feel that it will be easy for the Wings
to beat the ticket which is headed by the
name Of Medil. He will call forth the en-
tire strength Of oar party in this county, for
they know that he is not fit for the Chief
Magistracy Of Ohio. REORGANIZATION ofMe-
dill has suggested to many citizens of this
county the infinitely superior qualifications
of Col. p. Van Trump, of this city, for the
high Office Of Governor. No man in Ohio
has greater claims upon the gratitude of the
party than Colonel Van Trump, for no one
has SO long, so eloquently, and SO ably labor
ed for the success Of Wing policy. No man
is more popular with all classes Of men,
Let him be nominated, and Ohio will again
be a Wing State"
What the writer here says of Col. Van
Trump is strictly true. He lisa Wing from
principle, and no man has labored harder for
the success Of Wing principles than he has.
We have not consulted with him and know
not whether a nomination would at this time
be accepted by him; but this we do know
that his nomination in contrast with that OF
Col. Medill would necessarily be his highest
eulogy-the contrast Of a Wing for princi-
pie and a Locofoco for spoils.
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From Mnine.

AUG sTA, Me-, Jan. l4.-Wm. G.. Cros-
by, Wing, elected Governor.
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Dsnt''try.-Sce DR.. Kings card. He has
had many advantages in his profession and
is thus cnabl' to render satisfaction. Give
him q call.
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n. B-L :. 4 Co. have recently published, and
have now for sale. the FARMERS GUIDE" by
Henry Stephens ot Edinburgh, and Prof Norton %
Yale College, New Haven, Complete in . vols. ro' al
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FThis trorE is NOT the old I" Book Of the Farm"
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The Railroad Letting.--Since writing our
notice Of the recent railroad letting, we un-
derstand that some changes have been made.
Foster e. Co. did not sign a contract with
the Board for the construction of that portion
Of the road awarded to them, and it was sub
%sequently let to s. Chamberlin g. Co., OF
Cleveland, who are represented as able and
enterprizing contractors. Their contract
embraces the tunnel near New Lexington
and extending thence to the west end Of the
Putnam bridge. The Evansville Courier,
upon the authority Of John A. Adams, ESQ.,
a Director Of the road, says that "the letting
ofthe Bridge has been deferred for u few
days, the plans of construction not being
perfectly matured. Mr.. Adams says that
the whole line Of this road will be pushed
on vigorously, and that it will be completed
al or before the time that the Central Ohio
Railroad will be completed from GAINESVILLE
to Wheeling. With such men as De Graf
and Chamberlin to do the work, we can
reasonably anticipate that it will be com
pleted in the shortest possible time"
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Fire and Water.--We refer the reader to
the advertisement Of Mr.. Jno. F. Waddel,
in to-day's paper. We are informed that he
has put on, in Chillicothe, about 1000 squares
Of this roofing, which has given entire salts.
faction. With a few exceptions all the build
ings erected in that city, during the past
season, were rooted in this way, aud it viii
b~crecollected that a large quantity were e,
rectcd, owing to the unfortunate conflagra'
grafton which swept away the business por'
ton Of the place.
Errors Corrected. In our notice of the
Agricultural Society, on Saturday last, We
stated that the "Fetter's farm" had been
purchased. 1t should have read the"Wrighl
farm" This is situated Immediately west o!
Mount Pleasant and is as favorable u luca.
ton for fair grounds as could have been pur-
chased ut any reasonable price. 1t is pleas
antly situated, easily accessible and "a spring
Of water is upon the premises. The terms
were highly reasonable. 1t is a desirable
purchase and we think will prove a p%rofta-
bic Investment.
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| (yARD.-HAvING SEEN in THE POLICE REPORTS
~ Of 4th inst, notice Of Henry Hoffman being CON
yiced keeping disordeey house. and house prostu
az undersigned begs leave to state In justice his "a
,snort The undersigned appear in card on ac-
amt OF various reports circulating calculated njure him
in Ms busn and that the public may be misled
JOHN u HOFFMAN proprietor Of arren Hail. corner Of
olive, and Henry streets.
INSTITUTE OF DEsARRoLLO.-T L. NICHOLS, NJ D..
i Mrs. Cove Niehc1s and Stephen Pearl Andrews, ESQ.,
Of reforms health education and social
organization to hear them explain the objects of
tute Of Desarro at Bleesker Buildings
and Morton Streets Tuesday evening next ut O'Clock
Admission free.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE CLAssEs.-PERsoNs DE-
are hereby requested TO at the Institute make
the necessary and Vocal
Music classes on "Wednesday evening next at IN o'clock
french CLASS on Thursday evening at -. o'clock
JAS. PRENTICE, for Glass Committee.
NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE. EAST THIR.
New York Medical College will commence Wednesday
Oct. 10, 1888 audscor tinue till March |, 1854.
Horace Green, NJ D., professor of theory and racuce
T. II. Davis, NJ. D., professor of mntera medica, DO
b. 7. Barker, M. d., professor of mid ifery, &c,
70 poremus N. D.. professor Of chemistry
j. n. Carnochan, n. D., professor Of surgery
y. X. Peaslee, NJ. d. professor of anatomy.
i. ii. Parker NJ. d., professor Of physiology, TO.
Joel Parker LII L-,proessor Of medical Jurisprudence
held weekly by the professors Of these departments
The introductory lecture te the OF medical
instruction will be delivered by Prof Carpochan Wednss
day evening, Oct. ~ at ia o'clock.
Experimental lecture Introductory to the chemical COURSE
BY Prot. Doremus, on Thursday evening.
And Introductory lecture to the of physoop.ny
pathology by Prof f. H. Parker Friday evening" st tae
same hour.
the medical profession medicine
and tho public generally, In vited to attend.
r. OGDEN DoREMUS, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Fsculty.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURr.-JOuN II. MURRAY
IN against Ceestne Gailiard and Charles j. Gaard de-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f money demand contract, Com.
not scrTo the Discrimination hereby summoned and
required to the complaint in this action which filed
in the office of the clerk Of the city county New York.
at the City Hall in said city and 10 copy your
the said complaint the subscribers thor
Is Nassau street in said city within days
such service; and you fail the said compa
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
take judgment against for the twenty eight hun
dred dollars with interest from the first day Of August
thousand eight hundred and fytree besides tho Of
this action. MOTT a. MI RiAi, Plaintiff Attorney.
Dated August Is, 1873
SUPREME COuRT-fN THE NATTER or THE AP.
- plicaton of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaltv
the city Of New York. relative to the OF Eighty fifth
street. from the Third To the East rvor Ia the city
New York Pursuant TO statutes such made
yided the Mayer Aldermen and Comcnalty o. the city
New York hereby give notice that thev intend TO apply
the Supreme Court of the State Of New York at specis
saturday the 5th day OF November 1853 at tue opening
heard the appointment Of Estimate
in the above entitled that the nature
of tho hereby intended the open
Of Eighty fifth street from Third TO the East
the city OF New York laid cut tho mar rlan
said city, under aud by virtue Of act OF the Legislature Of
the people the State New York entitled rels
tive to touching the laying of streets
roads in the city Of New York and for other purposes
passed April g. 1907. ROBERT J. DILLON,
Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated Now York, October L 1883
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PUBLICATIONS.

CPIRlTUALISM, BY JUDGE EDMONDS AND DR.
Dexter with Appendix by Governor Talmadse sos
price 81 70 For sale at tho spiritual Book Depot
Telegraph Office 2e0 Broadway PARTRIDGE BRITAIN
pub
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NEW YORK MEDICAL CoILEGE-THE INTRoDUC;
IN tory lecture to the Of instruction for 1854 will
he delivered in the Medical College East Thirteenth street
between Third and Fourth Wednesday evening
October 49, ut half O'Clock by Professor Carnochan
Members Of tire medical profession stndent, Of medicine,
and the public generally, are invited to attend.
NOTICE.-THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THE
IN Labor Convention will meet this Tuesday, evening" at
The Of Grand aud Elizabeth streets where all
nzed bodies of working requested to send their dele
gates to represent them.
JOHN A. LAURENs, Secretary pro tom.
ORDER OF THE cIRCLE.-TuE SOCIETY IS HEREBY
" nohed to attend tho funeral OF late brother Will
liam Henry Wright this Uuesday) afternoon at O'Clock
from h late residence 5i9 Pearl street in citizens Dress
black gloves and black Grape on left BY order
HUGH q. CROZIER President.
c. A. GRiGILrTrI Secretary
THE CARS OF TIE SMITH AVENUE RAILROAD
leave Barclay street. the Of the Asor House.
two minutes and half, for the Crystal Palace direct.
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OCULIsTe AND AURISTS.

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~ his Patients from 70 O'Clock daily - his eoe Nc
% whore be procured his TreSbso on th
Eye Artificial inserted without she sightcst rasx
which mevo exactly Ike the natur end resc,sb!eb
ITO THE DEAF-DR. HEATH DEvOTES ESPECIAL
attention TO all diseases the ear and cye 40
street. first door from broadway from 10 TO o'clock For
Of from month to thirty years his pamphlet at the
Zoe gratN