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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

DIR. GUYsoTTS YELLOW DOCK AND sARSA:
PARILLA, for the cure ofdisease, or asa Spring
purifier oftEe blood and as a genera! tonic for he
systemi is unripaicd.
The curative powers of this Extract arc truly
wonderful, and all invalids should make immediate
rial Of tn, "YELLow Dock AND SARsAPARILLA."-
1t cannot injuvc thu most delicate patient.
THEN FLY FROM MINERAL NOSTRUMS n
SEEK hope, fife and vigor from this purely vegetable
remedy. Therefore, however braken IN health and
spirits, however loathsome to himseiFand others, let
no one despairofrecovety; let The patient only un,
derstand that his hope Of physical restoration lies III
'Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and SsrsaparilIa."
and pursuade him for his
LIFE'S SAKE,
to try il, and we have no hesitation in predicting hiH
speedy restoration to health.
rise advertisement.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

Who WILL EXPLAIN rive learn from
several sources, that some of the Game De-
pots suffered severely n few days ago, in the
sudden and unaccountuble decomposition
and p~utridity of all the v%enison, and other
game, brought to market. The phenome-
non lasted from Friday to "Wednesday of
the present week. French v%enison, no
matter wether hung up or packed in icspoil-
edin an incredible short space of time;when
cut, air would exude from it, and the conse-
-quence was that many fine, saddles were
thrown away. We have not heard that
this fatality attended beef, or any Of the ar
ticles usually exhibited in market, but it is
said that milk soured in the same way. What
has been going on in the atmosphere to
produce this state of thingsl-Missouri Re-
pub[icdn.
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oman KNOW THYsEr
An IDvaiuabie Book for cod il
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAvEbe

-
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAvE6e
Rn00 CORES soLD N rE.s viii
OOOO NoSrHs. A new edition. ~"
improved. just issued. AIRY
DR. HUErER's MEDICAL MANUAL.
HOOK FoR THE AFFLICTED Con ainifSh
OF the origin. progress, treatment snd ard,
torn Of disease contracted by promise
intercourse, by self- abuse, or by sexualex-
advice for their prevention, written isai
style avoiding AL medical techniealities
thing thst would offend the ear Of decenr
result of some twet ~ years successful he
clnsiveiy Cev0ted 70 the cure Of disea
cate or private nature cal
STfO which Is aided. t~eeeipts for the c.
hove diseases, aid a treatise on the eausiv"
and cure Of the Fever and Aeue. for re.
cents = copy: si& copfes ole dollor; will
to any pari of tho United States. by mail,
age. Address, postage paid, cosdsn Scr.
ers, or "box 1876, Post Office Philadelphia
"This is without exception, the most n
size and Ineligible work published on IA
diseases ofwhieh ittrea's. Avoiding a.
terms. II aadresses if-elf to the reason offs.
1t IL free from all Objectionable matter. az
rent, however fastidious, can object 10 -
the hands Of his sons. The author has dete
years to the treatment Of the various
iresteh Of. and with TOO little breath Il y
100 little presumption 10 imp9se.' he hat
the world at tia merely Nominal price ~
the fruits " some twenty years most sneckt
fice."-HERALD.
NO teacher or parent should be ~
knowledge impaired in this ihTsluahlsi
would save years Of pain, modification ~
to the youth under their ehsrgp."-PEoRHg
GATE. y
4 Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, IN,
"Hunfer's Medical Manual" says. 1touA
thousands Of Our youth, by evil example ID
iuence Of the pa ssiou, hate been led into Is
self pollatioh without realizing the sin
consequences upon themselves and theif
The constitutions Of thousands who are raj a
lies have been snfeebled, IL mot broken dow0
do not know the eanse or the cure. Any ia
eau be done 50 10 enlighten and influence q
mind asto check. snd ultima'ely 20 refnovfo
spresd source Of human wretchedness, VOL
the greatest blessing next TO the r~eligionn
Christ, On the present and dining gener1l
temperance, Tor the use OF lntoxicstif .
though ii il has slain thousands upon housaHg
greater seourge to the human race. Ae
thanks on behalf ofthe afflicted. and, b4 J..
your eo-worker inthe good work you are 10
engagedin." y
Ore ccry viii be forwarded tsecureiy 4
and postage paid, on receipt of25 cents or E
for Al. Address, CoSDEN & CO., Publish
19e, Philadelphia. =
BookseiLsrs, CdnrasseFs Gnd Hook Agc
piled on The most iibsrci terms. Q
lancaster, Nav I9, 1858. q
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o R Il or G.,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

In ShmGer's New Block, between the Tall
madgc House and SheHer's Hotel,
ETAS lust opening a large sni ,%eautifrl assortment
EA Of Keadysmade Clothing, together With a
choice selection Of
CLOTHS, CASSGMEEES AND VESTTNGS.
Az of which have been selectad with great care and
with special reference TO the wants and taste Of this
community. q.
Ills long ev1arience in this branch OF business, is
A sire guarantee that his stock embraces the choicest
and best variety, and his purchases have been made
upon such terms that he can sell at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
The pub,ic are respectfully requested to call and
examine his assortment. lie has on hand a genera
assortment Of
WINTER WEAR,
And IS at all times prepared to accommodate his old
friends, either with an excellent article of Ready
made Clothing, or TO
MANUFACTURE TO ORDER
Out of the best material and by most accomplished
w~orkmen, any st. lie OF garments,
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
In the best and most fashionable manner. lie is con
fdent, in this respect; that he can give general salts
faction.
over-Coats, yestiGgs, Suspendefs
Dress do PAntaloons; Hosiery.
Sack do Cravats, Undershirts,
Carpet-bags. together with all otiiet articles usually
kept in a Gentleman's Furnishing Store, aud manu-
]facturcu in the most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT Is ENTIRERY NEW;
It has been purchased of well-establishe houses
in the Eastern cities, aud
WILL BIZ WARRANTED.
To be made Of good material and in a durable msrner
lie respectfully invites his old customers and o
Tiers TO call this new establishment, where he vii
at all times be ready to wait upon them with cool
coops AT THE LOWEST RATES To test his promises
he asks an examination OF his stock in trade and thu
style and quality OF his manufacture.
Lancaster, Nov. -, 1858 7: TONG.
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CIRCULAR.
A~UDrroR's; OFFTcE, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, |
December ., 1853. (

AuD1roa's, OFFTcE, FAIRFIEb COUNTY, /
December ., 1853.
To the School Officers and Clerks of the Scuercl
Boards of Eincatioa:-A circular has been received
from the Secretary Of State. WHO is acting as Superin-
tendent in the sbsence of the one elected, who will
not enter on his duties until February next, request
ing The county Auditor to address a circular TO the
school officers. and urge upon them the necessity Of
complying with their duties as laid down in the new
school law.
1t /, 4 important that you make reports so that sec.
ton 56 can be complied with, and for the purpose OF
obtaining aid in preparing the statistics. Your AZ
tention is called to the authority given to the Board in
section 10. With a view oil impressing the impor-
tance of this subject upon school officers, l beg to
call your particular attention to tho concluding bransh
Of section 81 Reference might also be especially
made to section 10.
Tho officers are requested to huYc their returns
hledin this Office, so that they can BE- Forwarded TO
the Snperintendent on or before the 10Th inst.
Very Respectfully, WA. J, ~JEEFRfES,
Arsitor qfFtaceoS Coaats.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

New YoRE, Dec. Snow has been fall
ing slightly all the morning, but not sufi-
cient 10 cover the ground. Last night was
about the cold est of the season.
The Steamer Black Warrior arrived here
last night via. Havana. No news OF impor-
lance from CuJa.
Sen. Penguela who is coming out from
Spain with the title Of Victory, is hourly ex'
pected. 1t is said ,his powers TO gosern the
Island Dire unlimited.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
FIOm washington.

WA~sHINGroN, Dec. 6.--Senate--After
reading the Journal, a message was received
from the House, announcing the appoint
ment Of a committee to inform the President
that both Houses we're organized, and pre-
pared to receive any communication he
might have to make.
Mr.. Chase gave notice Of Il bill ceeding
to Ohio all the public lands remaining I'M
sold in that State.
At ten minutes past one O'Clock the Pres
ident's Message was delivered by Sidney
Webster, the Private Secretary, and read.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

LIVERPOOL MARKET.-co tton-Prices are
unsltered; weeks sales 1850 bales.
Breadsiufs-HTheat and -four in fair de-
msnd during the week, wheat advanced Id
on former quotations. Flour advanced CT.
Indian Corn without animation.
Mcmahon a. Son quote prize western
canal -four 37s@37s6d, Pbilada, Baltimore
and Ohio $50. Dunnistown g. Co. give
under quotation; sales 39s@ 39s6d for Ohio.
Richrdso1 g. Bros's rail white wheat 10.
4G@Ios9d and 1os@I0d for extra; and scarce
I0s@ l0s3d; Canadian white IOs2d@I0s6d.
Indlsn Corn, prime 45s9 46s; inferior down
10 49s. Weather continues favorable
Provisions, pork dull and holders pressing
old on the market. American bacon very
doll std rather lower. Smsilsales lard SIS
holders firm. Tallow lsGda9s dearer.-
Ashes in moderate request, pearls 27s6d@
28s; pots 3Os@31sG1. Manchester market
dull; business limited. Money, Consol,
closed steadier 95695L.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The Sentinel
has a sharp article tuis morning in reply to
the declaration made by the Union, in re-
gard TO the Baltimore Platform and the Com
promise. It says the admission caused IN
paralleled excitement.
The union in an article, says the Balti.
more Platform only expressed acquiescence
in, and not approval Of the Compromise
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
COMMERcIAL INTELLIaENCR.
WnaL--An enienairo anrlinn aha >

Wo0L--An extensive auction sale took
p~iaeein Boston 18th inst, which drew to-
gether nearly Oh the buyers Of tie country
It having been announced that "evefy lot or
the catalogue would positively be sold.p-
The bids, how ever, were fas below the Visits
Of the owners, and nenly half the catalogue
was passed. The Capeof Good Hope and
Mediterranean lots were nearly all passed.
The following Is a condensed report of the
quantity sold, viz: 81 bales washed Cape of
Good Hope at 81 a 47Iets: 100 do. do. Aus
~;raIiAn. AZ a 49l 1000 bates washed Peruyi-
an, 81 q $50; $50 do. unwashed Merino, 25 a
81 $50 washed Sipx and African, 2I as51;
10 do African, I6t; 1873 do nnwsshcd Smyr-
ma ~ a 20; 80 DO lined Crimea, raj a i3:
70 do u%nwashel, 10; 80 do English Pulled,
80 4j; East India. washed, 22B a 30; 90
bales Chinese washed, % a go; 55do 8. A.
Mestizi, an lshed, II a I71; $4,000 lbs.
HaDoverian fleece, 40; 70 bags No. / pulled.
314 a az: 10 do fine do 39J; 10000 lbs un-
washed fleece. % a IS; 5000 lbs Sou hetu
ugwSshed, III; SO 900 lbs washed fleece.
common tolull blood Mer no, 3TB a 31i and
- bogs pulled, 39--all 6 months; and ss5
bales damaged African. IGb a 90. cash. The
market here is quiet, and we have only TO
notice sales Of 80 bales washed Duenos
Ayres at l51 a l7k cis., 6 months.
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The methodist Church Csae.

New YORK, Dec. 2.-The settlement Of
this controversy is this morning officially an
nounced, but the presise conditions will not
be made publid until after the withdrawal
of the suits by the consent Of the Courts, it
is understood however, that the basis ofthe
settlement is an equal division Of the prop
erty between the Northern and Southern
sections.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

The SMALL NOTE Law OF Pennsylvania.
-PiAsburqh, Dec. 2.-Yesterday seventy
suits were brought,u under the small note law,
acainstth Pennsylvania Railway Compa-
ny; Allegheny Savings Fund; Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railway Company and Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Railway Company
The suits were brought by Absalom Nor
ris, lately a dry goods merchant in this city,
and two others, one Of them a citizen 81
Ohio. Their object is supposed to be to OBJ
tain one-half the penalty, which will a.
mount to a large sum.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

HORRIBLE MURDER.-A horrible murder
was committed on Friday night last in Elem
ing county, Ky, on the body Of a man nam
cd Job Hart. A reward Of $3.50 is offered
for the murderer, who is believed to be a
young man named Lewis Hederick, who dis
appeared from the neighborhood Of the
murdered man on the same night the MUIR
der was committed. He is only 10 or 90
years of nge.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
CITY MARKET.

SRIS THE subscriber has again open %
Urs4A-S L ed in Martins RotD, a fen kAS4
doors south ofthe Post Office, a MEAT SHOP, which
will be open at all hours. He intends keeping on
hand, at ali times, a general assortment of
BEEF, PORK, SAUSAGES, TURKEYS AND
CHICKENS.
Together wi h Com Meal, Butter and the usual
variety of articles brought to this market.
He has on hand about 200 Heal Of Hogs, which
are intended especially for this market and can
be purchased in any shape to suit the buyer, at Lou
prices Also, 100 Fat Cattle, to be sold by the quar-
ter or by the small-cheap for cash.
He invites his old friends and all Others to give
him a call He intends selling them the best qudlitt
at the Lowest rates. JESSE ANDERSON.
November so, 1853
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
C.ttIe Markets.

BRIGHTON, Dec. lat market, 1925
beef Cattle, sales Of extra at Ss,25; first
vuali:y S7,75; second do 6,O0@65 so; third
do. SO; ordinary "A $3.50. Cows & Calves
offered l26; sales at 20 to S45 Sheep and
lambs, offered 1900; sales at from $50 to
$3.50, extra 4 to So. Hogs. offered IOO0.A
Wholesale 5@7 centsi retail COS cents.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
Locock,s PuImonic Wnferse

Here is your Remedy-Rslief in ten M'
nR. LOCOCK's PULMoNIc wAFErir-
- filling in the cur of ocdghs, colds eac-
chitis, hoarseness, and all diseases ofthe be-
are very palatable and any child will taksI
Thousands can and will testify their ~virtue.c
will satisfy the most skeptical that they I
represented. Be sure and ask FOR DR.. Loco
monte Waters, the original and only genr
signed, E. TAYLOR. On the top Of each box, "
been In dse for the last 80 years in Europe
Sold by Dealers generally. Iey
Also by Kaufman Il Co., Otto W.K the
Slocum, lancaster. Ohio. Nov. i5, sba
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
NoTtCE.

is herebv given. that Seal Proposals viii
~ be received by the Secretary on or before me
first dsy of JANUARY next, for the Office OF Su perm,
teudert ofthe Fairfield county Inirniary, Tor one
wear; commencing April LIST, 1858. A person WIN
a small family. preferred.
JOSEPH REINMUND, Seeretdry'
f.no.ster Novamber so, 1858.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TNHE subscriber having purchased the establish
IL ment Of R. Mcbride, will be pleased to ac-
commodate all who may require his services in the
above line. He is provided with the best modern
instruments, and is prepared to put up pictures in
the latest and most approved style. Hours from 8
o'clock until 4. v. NJ. GRISW0LD.
N Instructions given in the art and apparatus
furnished If desired. Dec. Z. 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

BustoN, Dec 4,-Seyeral persons charG-
ed with executing and circulating counter
felt money have been arrested in Maine,
within a few DAYS. Among those arrested
is j. Uplam, p. III. and Maine Law a.
rent in Liberty.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
CHRIsTMAs PRESENTS.

;jAA:. UST received at tho City Grocery Store
49, one door East of tina Hooking Valley Bank.
Rgp a large h splendid assortment Of Toys, No
tons, &c. Also, Nuts, RaiSinS, Figs, Dates and
Candies, bought expressly for the coming Holidays
Persons will please call. H. A. GEBELEIN.
Lancaster. December Z. 1853 -d2M
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
AGRICULTURAL MEETING,

~ A MEETING of the Fairfe d County Agri-
ID IA cultural Society will be held at the court
house in the City of Lancaster, on Saturday, the IHh
day of January nert, at IL o'clock, A. NJ for the
purpose Of electing officers for the coming year, and
the transaction Of such further business as may be
brought forward for the promotion Of the interest OF
said Society so. WEAVER, Secretary.
Dec. z, IS55-Eagle and Telegraph copy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

Gran old lady died recently in Newbufy-
port, Mass, who was a belle in her youth
and refused to marry John @. Adams.
@The ladies' of Marysville, KY, have
presented n pair of pantaloons to Miss Lucy
Stone, in due form.
0J-Over 10000 barrels of apples, it il
said, have been shipped from Syracuse, N.
Y. this season.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

DuRR AND BLENNERHAssEr.-A slave VINO
was once the property of Blennerhasset, it
Is said, is now living on the plantation OF
Capt. Scott, near Jefferson, Texas, He was
on Blennerhasset Island when the militia
was sent there to arrest his master, and he
remembers the incident well. He describes
Aaron Burr as being the finest gentleman
he ever saw, and says twhite women in
these days can't come up to what Mrs. Bienn'
erhasset was"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

G-Thc Editor ofthe Masonic Review
for some years, has ordered all subscription
moneys to be sent him by private hands; in
the No., for December just issued, is the fol-
lowing: "DOn't send US money by Tie mail, 70,
ii is all %Siolen."
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lime 40. 1853.

I'D oceived this day at the cheap store loPPsosiie
R,Sbaeffer's HOTEL o large variety Of Fancy dress
Goods~sleh as plain Rorages of all colors.and prices.
FED 8erages Of many STYLES. and cheap, some very
handsome, at only i?i cents a yard. ,r,er
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HTPaid marks on American letters for
foreign countries som sti mes occasion dith
Guilty on reaching their destination, from the
fact that the writers OF the letters occasion.
ally mark their letters paid, but neglect or
omit to pay. The Washington Star re-
quests u. S. Postmasters, in such cases, to
cause memoranda to be made on the letters
stating the mistake Of the writer's, SO that
q~uarrels abroad may be avoided.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

The FRENCH AND THE SOCIETY ISLANDS.
Two Hawttian missionaries arrived at
Tahiti lately, with the intention of going to
Fatuhiva, one ofthe most northerly of the
Marquesai group. Mr.. Page, the French
Governor of Tahiti, said that Fatuhiva be-
longedto France, but he was perfectly will
ling that they should go upon the island to
convert the natives. 1t is said that France
intends to take possession of the whole Mar
quesas group.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

WIG TRIUMPH IN MASSACHUSETTS, The
action Of the people yesterday has rendered
it doubIy certain that the Wings will have
large majorities in both branches of theLeg.
islature, and that Emory Washburn will
be the next Governor of Massachusetts,
Although the campaign was entered with
large expectations on the part Of the Wings,
they did not anticipate so thorough a defeat
Of the political enemy as now lies before
them. The party Constitution, from the
first chapter to the last, has been cast aside,
and the Coalition have lost power in Lowell
and other quarters, where they least ex.
pected it and deemed themselves strongest.
Never was a party so completely discomft-
ed and routed as are the Democratic Demo
Gratis of this State; and there never was q
party more deserving of defeat.
In the House of Representatives the Wings
will have a m~ajotity of more than eight over
all others.-Boston Courier.
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Esiafo of Mrs. Simmer.

TINHE sale Of the personal eTeets Of said deyeas
consisting of several STOVES, Kitchen and Hon
hold goods, will be sold on Saturday the t1h IN
a few doors from Main on North oium Street,
ginning al 10 o'clock .
Condition-For the slim Of three dollars, o.
amount. prompt payment, and over three dollar
note at ninety days with approved security
Persona having unsettled matters with this est
are required to stteudto them IN the manner spec
r. A. FOSTER, Exe'for
oftse Estate ~. catharine SaHiner de-
Lspcastef. November 10, pbS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS OF FLoUR.-The
Liverpool Corn Trade Association has a
dopted the following, among other rules,
which is Of some Importance not only t.
shippers, but to milIers who are grinding
for export:
"That each barrel Of flour from Canada
and all American ports, be considered tc
weigh cI.3,2O gross. All deficiency from
this weight. to be allowed for. Foreign
sack -four to be weighed gross, and foul
and sack to be i~nvoieed per $50 lbs"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

Allows UNDER EMBARGo--Atuca' NJ u
is under embargo. One man has had small
pox, and twenty others varioloid, and in con-
seauence a Board Of Health has been or
ganizsd, and very stringent measures a
dopted to stop a further spread of the dis
ease. All the stores, shops and public
houses have been closed by order of the
Board of Health. "Small Pox," in large
capitals has been posted at every roadside
leading into the village y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

Of Valuable stock are lnVNei 70 ca, aHu eAAIHIn
horse. The price Will be rea so1able: -
Miilerspcrt, December 9. ~ls6s-w6wsl
fYThe publishers Of the Ohio State Jour
Scio,o Gazette, Zluesville Courier and DaytN
uai are requested to give the shove 8 weeEyF-
tons and charge this Office. r
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

65rFrom Washington Territory we have
a%report that gold has been discovered by
Captain McClelland's surveying party on
the banks Of the Yenas, and that persons
engaged in digging we're making from three
10 six dollars per day.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

MARRIAGE DECLARATIONS AT BREMEN'-
Information has been received at the State
Department at w Washington, from r. Schlei'
den, Esq, minister resident Of the Free
Hanseatic city of Bremen, near the United
States, that the government Of Bremen has
seen fit, at his instance, to put an end to the
practice, on the part of the magistrate oil
Bremerhaven, Of certifying to declarations
ofpromise of marriage. given by emigrants
prior to their leaving Bremen for the United
States. The United States consul at Bre-
men has also been instructed not to perform
the marriage service, or give cert'ncateS
which may be considered by emisrants as e.
uuiyalent thereto. @
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

To Directors ofSchooI Distrirts

TINE various School Officers are hereby nc
that the School Lar aud Forms, are now
Tor distribution, you are requested 20 call and
esch a copy. VIM L. JEfFhlbS, 4
Aud. Office Fairfield Co. Nov. b,1l
Eagle and Telegraph copy j