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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
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Railroad Meeting nj NeIsOnvIIIc.
PursuanttO a call for meeting Of those
interested in the construction ola Railroad
from Columbus, Ohio, through the Hooking
Valley TO the Ohio River, a large lumber
Of the citizens Of Columbus, LitbOpolis,
Lancaster. Logan, Athens. Jacksonville aud
Pomeroy, convened at jacksonville on the
2lst inst.
The meeting was organized by the up-
pointment Of Hon. L. IIutchins, of Mel
sOnviIle, Chairman, and E. Ii. Moore, oil
Athens, Secretary.
After appropriate remarks from the Chair
man explanatory Of tho objects Of the con
v%ention, on motion, Il committee consisting
Of Hon. VIM. Denison, Chas. BorlaDd, Esq.
and X. w. Curley was appointed by the
Chairman 20 present resolutions for the con.
sideratioB and action Of the meeting; where.
upon the said committee reported the fol-
lowing resolution. which, after being fully
discussed, were unanimously adopted:
Rescued, That the great Mining, Agricul-
iural aud Commercial resOrces and Interests
Of the Hooking Valley impera,ively require
the early construction Of a Railroad from
Columbus. in Franklin county, 10 tie North.
western Virginia Railroad.
ReSOlUsd, That such a road when built,
will present the shortest line Of railway con-
%ncction from Chicago, in the State Of Hi
Dois, to the city Of Baltimore.
RESOLVED, That a committee Of FIVE be ap.
pointed to adopt immediate measures iui
the proper organization of a Company for
the construction Of said road, aud that said
committee be and they hereby are instruct
ed to organize said Company IN such man.
ner as upon enquiry and examination they
may deem most favorable 10 the speedy
construction of said road.
RsSolpsd, That said COMMITTEES ore here.
by instructed u call at such times and place.
as they may deem proper, meetings Of the
lrieuds Of said enterprise fuf aiding in it.
consummation.
r Solued, That the members Of this con.
~vention pledge themselves to the friend,
Of said road their earnest and constant ell
forts for its speedy construction.
The following gentlemen were then sey.
orally designated by the meeting to act a
the committee mentioned in the fifth reso
luton, viz:-Ion. WIN. Dennison, Colum
bus; Charles Borland, Esq. Lancaster; Johi
Borland, Logan; DR.. J. w. Fulton, Mel
sonville, and T.. II Moore, Athens.
On motion, the proceedings Of the meet
Ing were ordered to be published.
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the discretion Of the Mayor. to be sued for,
recovered and collected 90 long and 90 often
as the violation may be coniinued.
SEC. 5. All suits and proceedings aris-
Jog under this ordinance, shall De prosecuted
before the Mayorof said city, and all Feeov-
cries shall carry costs.
SEC. 8. II shall be the duty Of the Mar
shal 10 ascertain, In ell cases srising under
the first, second and third clauses Of tie first
section Of this ordinance, whether u lieehse
has been obtained, as is required in said first
section, and forthwith TO report 10 the Mayor
every violation thereof, who shall, at once,
institute the proper proceedings against the
offender.
SEC. 7. The ordinance Regulating plays,
shows and exhibitions, within the city Of
Lancaster" and the ordinance "to preserve
order, and protect the morals ofthe people of
the town of Lancaster are hereby repeal
ed.
Sac. 8. This ordnance shall take effect
On the twelfth day Of June, 1853.
Passed May 81. 1853.
J McCLELLASD, p. c. c.
AtIEsr-J. B. REED, City CLERK.
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The Gardiner Casc-NO Vcrdict

WASHINGTON, May 23-The criminal
court met this morning and notified the Gar
diner jury that it was about to adjourn unit
Wednesday, and If they agreed upon a yer.
dict in the interim, they could seal it and
keep the contents to themselves. Tie jh.
ry returned un answer that there was III
probability Of their agreeing before W ednes.
day.
The District Attorney moved that the re-
naming Gardiner cases be postponed till
the next term, but Mr.. Bradley for the de-
fence resisted the motion, and it was no
granted. The case OF John Charles Card
ner will therefore come up on Monday next
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
LATEST CINCINNATI NEWsI
ROBINSON & TROUT.

EEavipr lust received rorn Cihcinn I'll, a mos
j Eext ,nsive and more Fashionable Stock, agli
thankful, address he liberal public
Thanxs 10 he Public-we rejoice
We have a gsn'rous Putlic's voice
Our warm appeal has rcaehd their heart.
Tiiey molly hclp'd u: at ire start,
And help MS still, and sscrr e STOUT
-iTurTah for RoBISsoS and TRoUr."
In fact, they quickly bought US out
AMI for their money bargains got
At famous ScoFIELD's CoRSER room,
And still tn, cry is -'StH they come"
To please their taste and take their eye
Wejust have got = new supply
Oruther Boots and Shoes, and ditto,
From glorious Cincinnati City,
AMI these with those OF our own make
viii surely Fairfield County take.
We mean, its custom far and wide,
Till all are pleas'd and all supplied!
"Th4 Latest Cincil1Gti NcrSiI'
Gone read it in our Boots and Shoes
For & sHFi EMEy as said before.
OF nItables a varied store.
From Congress down 10 er'ry-dayS,
Orloyrst price though highest prai c,
So highly poll hid lam and cash to win,
Tn shaving folks may shave therein
For LADtrS, latest fashions too,
From ,iiy blot to It'd er SHOE,
Which fan the lovers ardent flames
As vdfn by CincinnAti dimss:
The JavyLtlitha tell a tale
As sweet q. SSediSh Nightingale.
Aud say, when worn the streets about.
leone frpn, RoRtSsl ~ & TRoUT.'-
The Busbtay, BroaS'di the Patent Calf
And u seAc Boo's, so sost and safe
tn, Ga {crs Of tha variopS kinds
To pl.asc the various feet and minds
The great None Such aud French Morocco.
To oihor sh ,ps downright 'socker"--
In sh ut AMI long. the Ic;:es know
We blow fair breazes ,0ieA tDe btor!
For CHrLDRnv. pretty boys and girls,
Who mill applause through lowing curls,
We have the newest and the best
Come one, come all, the Stoch to test,
Where each-a sspient foot. adorner-
Throws the Public into fits at ScOFIELD
CORNER
Lancaster, Ohio, May IL, 1863.
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NOTICE. no TnREsuERs,

TAKE this method to lnfoftk tho Threshing Ma
Il chine men Of this and thu, adjacent counties that I
F~oEaaFy, in lancaster. Whsrs l will Attendio
REPAIRING ALL %THREsHING MACHINES
that may be cOnhdsd TO my charge. particularly the
MaSsillon Machine. having tho Msssillun castings
complete, both for the Power and Separator. HAY
lag worked sometime in the MsssiIloh EstnblIehmest
| shall be well prepared 70 repair those machines. !
will. also, in addition 70 repairing machines. put Up
to order. iron and wood-stAye cyiendorS.
A WORD TO sAw.MILL OWNERS.
will get up to order an excellent critic 10 b. which
TO gum saws; and also manufacture 70 order A Self.
Resisting Saw-Log Loader, a machine that will do
more work, for less money, than any ether machine
for that purpose now in use Oae. ofthese uGchlnes
can be sssn after the FIRST OF April a. he above nam
ed Foundry. A. VAN TRUMP.
Lancaster, April6. 1853.
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An ORuISANCE

For the suppression Of Houses d Tipping and lnien.
peTance.
SIC. /. b. II o d1innd by the Trustees Of Rich.
and Township 10 fha county Of Fairfield, and State Of
Ohio. that from, and alter the taking effect Of this Or
din1ncs, no person or Persans, Sinil be allowed to
sell, barter. or give away, any sPnituouI, vinons, or
malt liquors within said township. except for Melici-
H4l. Mechanical, or SaeFsnenral purposes.
SIC 2. HaHy psrson or persons shall sell. bartor,
OF giva away. any spirIiuous, Yinou',o or milt liquors
within sAidtownship except for tho purposes Speci-
fed in the first ssciion Of this ordinance, he, she, OF
they. shall be deemed guilty Ofkoepine a house Of
lipiing ami inienperanee; and shall, on conviction
theioJf before any Justice Of the Peace or eoar
having Jurisdiction, be hhOd for the frat offence the
sum Of ten d1llArs, and tho costs Of prosecutions; anC
o : failure 10 pay said fine and costs, he. she, or they
shsll be imprisoned ia the Jail Of the county for tbs
term OF ten d4ys;-snd br ths second offence, he, she
Or they Oh conviction thereof. shall be fined not mort
Than hRy, MOI less than twenty dollars. including
costs Of prosecution. and be Imprisoned in the Jail o
the county not less than fifteen, nor more than twentS
days, at TIC discretion Of the court.
SIC 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be Ii
lorce from and sitcr the 2Jth day of June, A. I. 1853
DANIEL BAEERl
JAcoB BAKER Trustees.
JANIS PRIcE
ATrts T-M1Lros BAxEH, Clerk ofRichland town,
ship.
Stay pr, 1853 Az
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ATMOSPHERIC TELrcRAra.- This ne,

ATMOSPHERIC T~ELEGRAPH.- This new
parcels-delivering express has been examin-
ed by a committee of the Massachusetts,
Legislature, who are about TO report favora-
bly,; and a company has been formed to lay
down "a tube for it two feet in diameter from
New York to Boston, for the delivery of let
tiers and parcels. A charter will, no doubt,
be granted. Subscriptions to the stock are
already in progress, with the prospect of
speedily raising 500, 900, wi tn which the
tube can be laid from Boston to Worcester.
The invention has been pat ented, and the
patent is owned by a company under a gen.
eral law of Massachusetts. This curious
undertaking is looked to with as much won :
der as the electric telegraph,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
CLAY TRUSTEE

Fer lie benefit Of our resfers q 6ns stock, vo copy
the following from the Lexington (Ke1tuchy) o.
serrer and Reporter
Clay Trrstee This fns stallion hAs %reeentiy been
purchase br Mr.. John v. Fesrse, OF Lancaster, Ohi5,
where he has beeu taken and will h~eTezftef make his
stand. This horse was bred by the late Hon. Henry
Cay. at Ashland. and Is certainly in Peint Of blood!
size, spbeirsnee aid action one Of the finest horses
ever raised in Kentucky, He is one Of the best sons OF
the imported stallich Trus,se,, whose fame T. only
bounded by the limits Of the Union this colts having
distinguished themselves both on the turf and In the
harness from New York TO New .0rleans) ahd his
dam was Mr.. Claws splendid imported mare Lady
Scott, BY Androssan, Of England. We eUhgrstulsS
the lovers oi,tHe fine horse in the State Of Ohio upon
this ihfslisble accession TO their FLOODED stock, and
are sure that they hAve never had q more elegant
and useful horse among them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
The other Gardiner Case,

WASHINGTON, May 3O,-The Court room
was crowded this morning in the expecta-
ton that the trial of Joseph Charles Gardin-
er would commence, but the District Attor-
ney concluded to tdke up other cases on he
docket.
Several cases were called when Mr.. Car.
Isle stated he was there with his colleague
to proceed with the case of Mr.. Gardiner,
and he claimed on his behalf the right to go
to trial now.
The matter is still under argument.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
MOre FHIibusterism,

New YORK, May 2s.-The Baltic sailed
to-day noon with 229 passengers and 2Os,
600 in specie.
Jeremiah Treadwell, a waiter on board
the Empire State, was arrested yesterday
charged with stealing a package of dia.
monds. valued at $4,000, from Joseph ia
cobs, a passenger.
A letter from Cardinas of May l6. states
that there are exciting reports at that place
Of mysterious movement to various points
under the apprehension Of another fillibus
ter invasion. 1t was said also that printed
appeals were in circulation, calling on thu
soldiers to join the people in the intendet
out break on thel9th.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
Wool Market.

New York, May 3O.-We hear of sales
Of l00, 900 lbs. Morocco wool. from second
hands in this market, at full prices. In Do
mestic fleeces some small parcels have been
sold at 47@65c. SheariHg has commenced
both in this State and Ohio. There is n
report of one house, who is the only large
holder o. fleece wool, having made a sale OF
1907 00 lbs. at 60@65c. Pulled WOO. is
in better stock; 10000 lbs. sold at 4Oc. for
No. I city pulled; 4jc. for No. | country
pulled; 4S@5Oc. for super; $4,000. for
pYtra
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

Mr.. Rives presented on the 18th inst.
to Napoleon his letters of recall from The
French mission.
The Spanish Court is highly i%rfitdted with
Senator Soule's appointment. The Madrid
journals demand that he be.>not received.
VIENNA, May il.-Mr. Foot has not yet
delivered his credentials.
The ether day in Naples the police were
greatly aggravated by the false report that
Mazzini was on board the United States
frigatc, Cumberland.
Judge Jones' had gone to Carlo toPreSent
his credentials.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
CnttIc Mnrkci.

BALTIMORE, May 80, P. M.--During the
week 400 Beef Cattle sold Ii at 8 to 81 y ID
net. Hogs are in good supply at G,5O@7 100
y cwt. net.
BRIGHTON, May 26.---At market 42O bee
cattle, no stores 8 pairs working oxen, SO
cows and calves, $50 Sheep and LamSs, and
1900 Swine.
Prices, Beef Cattle, Extra SO 90; Isl
quality 7,50 I'd do 100000; Sd do 6,75@
900; ordinary 6,OO@6,25.
Working Oxen, stormy and no sales motto
ed. Cows and Calves, $40, %, "a, 93,2S@
81. Sheep and Lambs, 81, 3, 3,5O@4. Elk.
ira S., G, 100. Swine, 1866; at retail Sc
&c; fat hogs, 51c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
Thursday Morning, Juno 2, 1853

The VALLEY RAILsoAD.-We publish to-
day, the proceedings of u railroad meeting
held at Jacksonville, on the 3lst Glt., for tho
purpose of taking steps to secure the con-
struction of a railroad from Columbus to the
Ohio river, via: Lancaster, Logan, &c. 1t
seems unnecessary to say ought in favor OF
this route, as its advantages are at once
seen by all classes Of our citizens. Now is
the time to make a bold strike for the i'm
provement of Lancaster, and if we act in q
prompt end liberal manner its prosperity is
certain. Our neighboring cities are all wide
awake to their interests, and are rapidly pro-
jecting those means and facilities which are
destined to secure their prosperity.
The password is onward! To cit down
with folded arms and v~acantly stare at the
car of progress as it rolls along, Is self-de-
struction-it is parting with the golden mo-
ment of opportunity which once lost may be
lost forever. A railroad down the Valley is
of the greatest Importance to our citizens
and to accomplish this surely, and effect il
early, requires uncommon perseverance,
1t is the "back-bone'' to a multitude OF in.
tersecting roads in connection with which il
will open outlets and avenues Of trade with
all the important markets East and on the
Lake shore. Let our..united energies be
constantly and vigilantly directed toward;
its early completion.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
COMMERoIAL INTEIlIaENCE.
Lancaster Markets.

LANCASTER, June 2 ls53-There is no
change In the market from last week. Far
mers are about through bringing In wheat.
Wool, we quote wool at 81 q 40 q So.
The weather has been warm and dry for
the pasttwo days, and unless there 10 rain
soon serious injury will be done the corn
and grass crops. 1t is said the fly Is doing
considerable injury to the wheat crop in
some portions Of the county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
nAGrERREn0tHbEAl

THE subscriber Is prepared to execats Dsgeur-
T%eotyp-s in tho most approved style, having just
obtained a phole or mammoth Apparatus Of . suPe-
riot kind, with which he can take Dagueneotyes
about half as large AZ life, and waTTnnts sstisiaetlen
,tyle II Icsse and also 4 superior lot Of Gold Iocketa.
Persons wishing Daguerre0;ypes tua al others
are respectfully invited to call ard examine bis sfs-
cimens. ~ ,.Y -
p S. Instructions given in this, the most beautiful
snd fascinating of ali arts, upon the most reasonable
terms . ~
Rooms in MI. Giesy's Frame Building. Entr0nee
one door West Of the Hooking Valley Bank.
lancaster. March IS. 1853 R. }.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

Coz. BEkTdS on THE FEDBkAt ArporNT-
hENrs foH MrssouRI.-Col. Benton, in a
late letter to the citizens of Springfield,
Missouri, speaks in the strongest terms Of
condemnation of some of President Pierce's
appointments for that State. "The Pres
ldenf," he says, twas received by false rep
reservations, to give Offices to scamps, whose
legs were never seen crossed under a gentle
mans table-who were the scum and dregs
Of all parties-who were fugitives from rout-
ed fields, deSerters from pledges given to the
people, when they obtained these appoint
~fnents." ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
Washinyinm News.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Union this
morning publishes n notice from the State
Department, stating that the British Gov.
eminent has complained of depreciation:
committed by inhabitants of Faulkner's Is
land, aud has sent force there. The Uni
on also contains n notice that n bounty of
$50 will be paid to able, and $40 to ordina.
ry seamen, to all enlisting in the Navy af'
ter the first of JUNO. .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
Brsak In The nrls caMal-.Lo.s of Proper,

Break in the Erie cHnal--Luss 0f Property
BUFFALO, May 30th, IL M.-Anothcr Sc
rious break in the canal. About one o'clock
yesterday morning a culvert on the Erie
canal, about fifteen miles west of Rochester,
gave out. Two boats were passing at the
time and were swallowed up by the whirI
pool and are total loss. 1t will probably
take a week or ten days to repair SO that
boats can pass. In consequence Of the
above announcement on change this NOR
ming business is very dull and we hear of no
transactions
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

UNCLE SAM 'HARD UP."-The jurors and
witnesses who were called from all parts Of
the State, to attend upon the United States
Court, at Columbus, were discharged with
Certificates of attendance in their pockets
but without money.
With, millions in the Treasury and car
loads of government specie transported from
one point to another, the Marshall of Ohio
is left without a dollar to pay the expenses
of the Courts.
Many to whom these certificates were is
sued were compelled to sell them at a grea,
sacrafce, in order to pay board bills and fare
from Columbus.
The proper draft was made by the late
Marshall long since for the funds necessary
to pay the expenses ofthe session, but nc
funds came, and now, two months only afteI
the new administration starts in business
with millions as a capital, it cannot pay
witness fee. .t i''.
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Church Struck by lightning,

BUFFALO May 23.-The Congregational
church at Lockport was struck by lightning
yesterday during divine service.
The fluid entered the singers gallery,
and instantly killed Luther Crocker, n OF
the choir, and severely wounding six 9TH
ers, three of whom are ladies'.
The minister tainted in the pulpit, and
the CONSERVATION throughout the whole
congregation was awful.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

S,trayod from thp Subscriber, q he TuSnplha, 3
0niles East 81 LAneatsF, % TIE litA hat tkres
Mich Cows. One ! bnh9o. with somo white ahonl
her; the tips Of her horns laved 81. Anolhsr, win
pale red side, white hes and soms white % other
The cthef, aheier Syears cd, principally Nhtle.
mixnd with pale red gpots. ANAL aiIe and 1harp kurns,
with = large lump On Der Jaw which haa become sore.
No ar marks reeollecied-bnt may have soma.Ar
Any nlormAfl0n Fasp-e1ls tAai4 sh14sahcuts viii
DO Thankfully received. ofif brought hone viii 10
iibsrsIly rsStresd. JOHN A. COLLINS.
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Later from New -NUoxico.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The Union has
private letters which state thata message
had arrived at Fort Fillmore, near Ell Paso,
on the 7th April, with dispatches from Tri-
as to Gov. Lane. Trias had raised a for.
ced loan on the citizens of Chihuahua, and
was to start on the goth with 1000 troops
for Ell Paso.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
NEW READY RAY STORE.

JULIAN & FoRESMAS.
AVE Just re~eiyed and opened Al the on Sfa.d
HI Of JULIAN G. ULRIcH, az entire
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
QHesnStOare, Boots. Shoes Boancts. PaTaso1. &C..
Which have been bought for cash and Will be sold
for CASH or COUNTRY PEopucE at worry small profile.
All that Is Necessary 10 convince buyers that the
ready pay system is preferable to the old way DO
ing business, Is to cali and examine their prices.
rCssh paid fer all binds Of Grain. April 81
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

NJ The jury in the Gardiner case report
cd to the Court that they could not agree
and hoped the counsel on each side would
consent to their discharge. The counse
for the United States consented, but Gardi-
ner's counsel, after consultation, declined to
give any consent. The jury was thereupon
sent out again. 1t Is a hard case, as the ju-
ny has already been out a week.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

C. w. & z. R~AILEoAD.-By reference
TO the proceedings ola meeting Of the stock
holders Of this road, held at ,Circleville, on
the 10th ult., it will be seen that the old
Board were reelected. The work on the
road is being rapidly pushed to completion,
and the track laying, which has beuh retafd-
ed by the cut at Baldwin's, was RECON-
menced on Monday last, and Will be CON-
pleted without interruption. The iron will
commence being laid at circleville in a short
time.
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OF the Condition Of the Fair
field County Savings Institutes
A CARD.

TIME motto ofthe Philadelphia Consultation Store
i is, "EveRY TUB OUGHT To,STkNo gS IT'S otvT
BorroM;" hence said establishment keeps nothing
on hand to conflict with the ,HstdSare Merchant ey-
thing outof the strict lire Of Dry Gooas. Think 81
this all We interested and let the Agent osthe Comt1is-
sion Store realize that you look to your interests.
The most splendid stock of Dry Goods ever Offered
in Lancaster, for variety, style and chespnesti tan be
found a, the Philadelphia Commission Store.
Lancaster, April Is, 1858.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

~CoNsrrrUTioN OF SOUTH CAROLINA
There is a provision in the constitution of
South Carolina which prohibits the Cover
nor from leavingthe State during his term Of
Office. Gov. Manning, of that State, has, in
consequence, been compelled to decline
an invitation to attend the Memphis con-
vention.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
AGnICuLruRAL socIETY.

The members Of the Fairheb County Agrieultur.
al Society are requested to pay to the Treasurer OF
the Society, or TO Ae township committeeman, their
annual iustslment OF one dollar for the present yesr.
The purchase Of the Fair Ground and fitting up tie
same involve considerable expense and Requires 40
immediate outlay It is therefore desirable that mem
bers should pay up promptly and as soon As Pdisibie;
Ne expect 10 seat the State Fair next fall and want
means TO get the gtoundS prepared il tEe best Pos1i-
bic manner 9OHN hEtbEh, rres.
JouEC WrATEa, Sety. APril7-3W.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

@G5-The Life Boat, an ably conducted
Temperance paper published in Portsmouth,
has changed hands. Mr.. Glover having sold
out to N. Fl. Parker.