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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03
Tobacco Market.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 26.-The stock on hand
is very light, and consequently but little has
been done, not sufficient to justify reliable
quotations. The new crop has not yet ar
rived. We quote the nominal range of pric-
es as follows: Maryland, common frosted,
$50 n 400; common sound dark, AS a 4,7j;
good brown, 500 $50; good reds, 5,2j a
6,l2i; fine and extra, 6,7J a s,l2!; ground
leaf, 3,75 q S,I2l; wrappery, 1925 s~0,l34.-
We quote Ohio common brown aud green
ish, 4,l2! a4,G3: good aud fair reds. 49, n
5,l2k; fine reds, 6,3l a 7,l2; wrappery fine
reds, s,64 a lO,l24; extra do lO.I2I a ii ,124;
common spangIed, 4,l24 a 5,l94; good 90 s..
50 a 1862; fine do s,l2!a 9,l2I; yellow, lO,-
l24 IA. The inspections Of the week a.
mount to hhds. Maryland, and 6 bhds
Ohio-total ~ hhds.
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From New York.

New YORK, Febreary 2G--2 p. M.-The
steamer Crescent City arrived this morning
in 5 days and IL hours from Havana, with
sc passengers. The Empire City arrived
at Havana an the 18th from New York, and
sailed next day for New Orleans. The FL
dorado sailed same day for AspinwaIl. She
briggs no news ofinrpurtunce.
The Courier and Enquirer this morning
publishes o letter rom Capt. SchufeIdt,
giving n detailed account Of the fling upon
The Black Warrior by the Spanish brig, and
also Il letter corroburative ut the SAM, OF
Senator Benjamin, of Louisiana, who vas n
passenger. Senator Bepismjn says it was
he who firs,.d,rectch Capt. SGhufeldt's at
%tentiun to the brig, which then had h'r flag
flying, but she was ut SO great i distance
that he could not make it our. Capt. s ,
however, said it was Spanish, and instantly
ordered his culors to be set, but before this
could be done the two guns were fred-th
second one shotted. Capt. s.. then chang
cd his course towards the brig, saying that
if the Spanish vesse! fred another gun he
| would run her down.
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eONMERCIAL INTELLIaENCE.
CleveIand nInrkc1.

CLEVELAND, February 20 --Transaeiion.
in Produce being limited, and market rath.
er quiet, we have but little variation to note
since our last review. At that date there
was a prospect Of a great decline in bread
siufs. owing 10 the foreign news being un-
favorable, but within the past wee k later
advicen have improved prices aud the mar
ket has TecOJ cred its usual irmness.
We have however no large sales taking
place for future delivery, and the prices ARE
merely nominal at sbOht what We consider
fair market quotations.
Wheat--The receipts by Railroad have
fallen OF somewh hat within the last few days.
At cars we quote 92@ Csc for Red and
Northern, but Tor future delivery with pfcs.
eDt payment. we doubt { foyer zoe could be
obtained. W. hear however of no wheat
being offered 1t this quotation, ard there il
very little doing in the article aside FROM
Railroad receipts.
Corn-But little coming forward. Al
cars 5I@55c; retail trade GOc.
Oats-More plenty and We quote 35@3Gc;
retail 40c.
Flour More quiet. Straight brands held
at S4,5O@ 4.624: extra 4.7j@5,OO. Sale.
limited to supply retail trade. But little
coming forward, aud nearly all held fol
spring market.
Hams-Gae& Chapin's and John Carlisle,
Sugar Cured are in demand al IIJ@I2Ic
rough country hams 90 10.
Iard-No. / by the bbi. to supply retail
trade Toe; in large lots 9@91c.
Butter-Market well supplied and very
dull; prime roll l3@l4c; common II@l2ic
Cheese--Good cheese is in demand at 90
l0c; common dull at 7@Sc.
Salt--Fine held at 81; coarse $50.
Fish-White held at 5000; halves a
$50.
Hops---But little doing in this article
market about 22@25c.
WooI--Market very much excited, an,
agents are out all through the country con
tracing for wool on the Sleeps backs. Al
kinds ofprices are being paid according t,
the high state ofthe wool fever those pur
chasing may be laboring under, and We car
therefore give no Quotations that woult
give true idea Of the market.--HsraiI.
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LIVES SAVED ny THE USE OF ONLY . BOTTLE
OF /" wisTAn's HAI SAN oT WILD CHERRY."
CuRARLE

Robert Sanderson Jpsficc Of the Peace in Rnsh-
c. eek township. Fairfield county, Chic. ard brother
of "Nlajor General SNnderson.' an officer in lhe war
Of 1919, cured Ct consumption by the uss of " Wis
tsr's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
ItUsncREEK TowNsHrP, Fairfield county, I
Fehrdtr- %. 1851.
Dear Sir:-As Tconsider that my life has been great
" prolonged by my being cured of consumption by
tho use OF "Dr. Wistar's Ba'sam OF Will Cherry I" l
will state the symptoms Of NV ease, that others SINH
larly afflicted maybe induced to try this in valusblc
remedy. Experienced great difficulty In breathing;
had the hectic fever, with violent lusips Of heat, and
f equent cold chills, with severe pain in my side and
breast, accompanied b, = very bad cough; was very
restless at nights, and had great night sweats, pers-
piring, | should say, at least two gallons II night, wet
iirg the bed completely through I had not been
able to work for years. But | was much emacisted,
and almost HOPELESS when / commenced using Wistdr's
Bal am Of IFad Cherry. 1hsve used in all 10 bot
Ties, and am now FREQ from all those complaints, for
my health is good.
I am now IS years old, and have not taken any Of
the Balsam since 10 IS, because my health is so good
as not to require any medicine. But If should have
any return of my former symptoms, | should use
Wistar's Balssm Of Wild Cherry. I procured the
medicine of Messrs. Fall & Mac ~ra'ten, yeur agent
in Lancaster. Ohio ROBERT ~SANDERSoN.
The genuine Wistal's Dalsam Of Wild Cherry has
the fac smile of the signature OF Henry WiStar.M d.,
Philadelphia, and sanford & Park" on a finally exc
cuted steel engraved wrapper. No o her can be
genuine.
nrPrice 81 per bottl botil' = for s..
Sold by ] d. PARK, Cincinnati, O.
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut strett9-en'
trance on Walnut street-to whom all o dcrs mus
Also Tor sale by Kaufman & Co and NJ. z. Krcidcr
lancaster; G. Feidler, Ba ltimore; p. haue, Pleasant
vile. Buell., Holmes y Co, Carroll; II. Sunderman
vile; o. ii. MoIler & Co.. Somerset; S. D. Buck
water, Hallsville; NJ. A.. Patterson. Adclphi; Troul
& Ticksrd', Circleville. Doe 9, 1889 4m3l.
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Arrival az the Esb.eIin.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb, 2S.--The Steam
ship Isabella arrived this morning from Ha-
vana with dates to the 22d.
The health Of Mr.. King is much impro-
we'd.
The misunderstanding existing between
Mr.. King and the Captain General, is set
tied, although no interview had tuken place.
The news from California is unintcrest-
ing. Provisions at the miners were cheaper.
The mines were doing well.
Great excitement exists in California or
account Of the great number of robbcries and
murders by an organized band Of Mexicans.
The Amer, Guns were active, and a mass
meeting had been held to take measures to
exterminate the Mexican population from
the country. All who refused to leave were
TO be shot down.
An old Indian chief at French Town, had
been hung by a lynchine party.
A heavy food had occurred in Utah coun.
ty. White Valley is under water.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03
WD0l MARK offs

NGw YoRX, Feb. 2I.-Wool is in good
demand especially foreign, of which alone is
there any stuck 30, 900 lbs. domestic fleece,
sold at AZ 4 65c. About SEQ bales South
american and Alricsu Woods have been ia.
ken at SO II ~ washed, and IA lie. for I'M
washed, according to condition and quality.
BAaTiMoEE, FEB. 26.-The receipts of
wool are very light. We note a steady de-
mond and firm market. Sales during the
week Of some $500 lbs at 80 a SIC for I'M
washed; Tub do washed, 80 40; pulled, 80
to Al cents. Fine'1cpce, As to 55c per ID.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03
Cattle Market,

New YeRK. Feb. 23.-The sales of the
week comprise, 1900 Beeves at I TO 81,
closing STEADY and firm. Sheep and Lambs
went off quite freely, at $50 to 3,75, for
common sheep 800 to 600, and some few
sold as high as $1,000. Lambs sold at $50
to 4,75 and Cows and Calves at S24 to A
cash.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 23-The sales com
prise some 1900 Beeves, at prices ranging
from 6 to &c net, 800 Hogs sold at $50 tt
S.25; COWS at Is to 40; Sheep , to 4 anC
Lambs 100 to 800.
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LalrcSstCr Mnrkefs.

WEDNESDAY, March Ave have no
change to note aud the quotations of Il fort
night since may be resumed. But little
produce is coming in and prices are in most
instances merely nominal.
Retail Marhek. Butter is moro plenty, but
firm. Beefis held at the highest figures
and an advance is anticipated. We noticed
a larger supply than usual this morning, all
of a very good quality. The vegetable
market continues firm with light supplies.
Eggs are plenty.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03
TRETIII TEETHH TEETn!I

DR II. L. ORDER, DENTIST-oFFIcE oPpo-
"i,s CIv's HorrI, at the ID stand. Those hsy-
inc decsysd teeth, as well 4, those who have no teeth,
.r ~ invited to call. with the assurance that he can MI
c,Tious teeth SO ssio save them and render them use
s,i during life Artificial teeth inserted, from oie TO
. 6,lI set' on gold plates, and warranted 10 answer the
narnose Of the natural organs in the msst satisfactory
manner. Being permanently located IN lancaster,
those having work done will not incur the risS Incl
1snt 10 the employment OF transient Dentists. He
does not feel disposed to fllteeth partly with tin foil
and then finish the plug b. inserting layer Of gold
an ton, and then charge che price Of agold plug, like
some professional men OF great note and pretensIona
have been doing Feb =, looS-ohl'5
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03

GrThe Dayton Gazette, noticing the bill
recently introduced in the Senate by Mr.
Kilbourne, providing for the sale ofthe Pub
lie Works Of this State, proposes. as a'bettsr
plan, to provide for the sale Of the Board oI
Public Works. Not a bad suggestion, con-
sidering that the evenues of the canals for
the past year are less than those Of the sea.
son previous by one hundred and sixty-eight
thousand dollars. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03

GAMDLING.--Eight persons were convict
ed in Cincinnati, last week, of keeping and
exhibiting apparatus for gambling known as
"Rondo." Judge Finn fined them 800
each, and costs, and committed them to Jail
until the fines are paid. The police of that
city might make II hundred such arrests in a
single day, if they were disposed to do their
Jyt,
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n1rrrmaitd HINTS.

Certihc ate from = well-known citizen Of st. Johns,
Now Brunswick.
ExcuANGE HOTEL, BosroN, Nov. a, lS5O.-Gsn-
tlemen-It is with greet pleasure that ! inform you
of the decided benefit ] received from the uso oil the
OxygenatedB itters, which you recommended TO me
some four weeks since. You know that l was very
much debilitatud at the time. and unable 10 walk
but d short aistan,e, without stopping to regain my
strength. | had been sick so long and was suffer-
ing under such a comrli alton Of diseases, l had no
faith that any medicine whatever could do me much
good. The effect of your Bittars upon my system
was surprising. I was greatly improved in a few
hours, and in thlee days, felt comparatively we'll. J
hava since gained very rapidly in strength and flesh,
and have prospect of recovering my former heal Ii,
which never expected again o enjoy.
Ihave for some years past resided in the Province
of New Brunswick. My 18th has bosn declining
fortwo or three yeats past, and about nine months
since, / was Frustrated by a severe fit tf sickness,
which confined me TO my bed for three o. isur months
during which time. my life ' as d~espsirad Of by NY
self and friends; but by the skill and attention Of my
physicians (or which 1 can never be sufficiently
thankful, undar Divine Providsnce), | recovered my
healh 20 far ss TO be able TO visit Boston. | was moi
percepti5ly benefited, however, by the chang, until
I comm -ncodtaking your Bitters. The seat of my
disease was in tho liver accompanied by extreme
prostration, nervousness. and general debility, cold
extrenities, and a very diminished circulation, which
/ was Obliged 10 keep mp by the use Of alcoholic slim
ulsnts, only getting temporary relief, and feeling
worse when without them. Your Bitters immediate
ly restored the circulation, giving tone and energy
to the whole system. Iconsider myself in a bette,
state Of health now than l have enjoyed for three
years past. have used but one bottle OF medicine
as yet, but shall continue the use of them, fully be
~lieving. asI do. that they will restore me to perfee
health. | ON, gentlemen, with much respect, you
obedient servant. FREDERIC J. AYERS.
MEssRS, REED, BATES & AUTH.
REED, AUSTIN. g. Co., Wholesale Druggists, M
90, Merchants Row Boston, General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle; six bottles fer s..
Dec %. Sold by G.KAUPFMAN 6 Co, Lancaster.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March l.--Flour--Quiet at
3,s2@4,OO; very little demand except from
city trade, prices steady,
Whisky--Sales at 2osc.
Provisions-Stagnant. Sales of 80 hhds
primo Sugar at sic; 200 bbls Molasses at
29a29kc.
Clover sccd--Sales at 5,5Oa5,5 81.
Other articles unchanged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03

IN the 93d day Of March, AID. 1893 between
" the hour. Of ten o'clock, A; NJ and four o'cloes;
P VI. at the door Of the court house, IN tne vo"h q
LANCASTER, Fairisld county, Ohio. will be so;dto inc
Eighest bidder, the 70 lowing real estate. as the prop
erfy Of Martin Huber, dec, to wit: 4 part o. Tie
northwest quarter Of section nine, in tonn'hiP nteep'
in rarge eighteen, situate IN said county o. farhela,
srj r,Itien 'arly described by metes. and bounds 81
follows. to wit Beginning Tor ,hO same at the south
,~est cornyr Of said quarter section above mentioned
and running thsnce east fo,ty-two chains to a stone:
~. w., fortv-t,ro chains and five links TO a post
hence south nine chains and f~f1y-'wo links to the
pace of beginning, containing forty acres, more or
less subject to the Dover OF Sarah huher' Nldo" o.
.aid deceased. fhcreia az igred-
Tc-as Of S1b-One-thirt cash in hand on the
d.y Of sale. and the residue in nine ard eishIeen
months hereafter, with interest from the day Of sac
10 DO secured by mortgage on said premises
FRE6ERICK HENDERSON,
Admtor Of MGrtin Huber. dee.
Fehruary 7. 1858. g o"1'
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ZancsvilIe and May sviIic Turnpike Road
Notice.

The sale Of the GAINESVILLE and Maysvile Turnpike
Road. having been confirmed, the creditors uniting in
the purchase are notifel to meet at tho City Hall, in
lancaster, on Tuesday, the 22d inst, at 10 o'clock. A..
NJ for the purpose Of organizing and %electing off
GERS in accordance with the provisions OF the law un.
der which the sale was conducted.
1t is hoped that thers will be a genera attendance
of hose interested in the affair. II. Il. HUNTER,
IN behalf of the Committee OF Creditors :
Lancaster y, March /, 1853
gainesville Courier, Somarsot Post. Scioto Gazette,
west Union p0Pcrscspy till day and charge this Of.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THr subscriber win sell at hi. residence in
L Greenfield township, four miles north Of Lam
caster, on Friday, February D. 1858 the iopowini
property, to wit: 4 LOT OF Mich Cows; o hc"d Of
Young Cattle; a half. bloaded Duthan bal' a I"' OF
Shetp: 8 head of work hsrses; 3 colts J ycsrs otd'
a Wagon. Bnggy, Poughs. harrowf; 4 set OF hi'cN-
smiths Tools: and a variety Of hnusohoId anil ki!ch. 2
furniture and Farming UtenSil with a variety OF
o her articles too tedious 10 mention
A credit of .fx month, will be given on all sums ever
ihree dollars under that sum cash IL hand
gsh q iS52. JONATHAN COULBON
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Observation-Disclosures of parents who use Yer
mifuge composed Of castor oil, calom;l, etc. are not
aware that while they spPear to benefit the patient,
they ar, actual y laying the foundation for = Sc
,iss Of disease, loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs eve.
In another column will b. found tho advertisement
Of !loben,ack's Medicines, To which we a-k tho aitsn-
t on Of Ill directly interested in thri r own as well a.
their childron's health. IN liver comp aintJ sri {
di; Jrdlrs arising from those nj a Bilious type. should
m Ike ute Of the only genuine m,dieino, loSsn.ack''
Liver Pill.
tT."Be mol dereircd," but ask for Hob nsack',
Worm Syrup and Liver Pi la, and observe that sacl
has tbs signature Of the proprietor N. Hobenssck
as none else are genuinely. Y. Express.
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Estate of William Morrow.

NOTICE is hereby given, that tho IL 'dersigneS has
" been appointed and Gulv ~quiliie! as Executor
Of the Estate Of WrLLrAN Morrow, deceased, scot
Rushsrcek TOWNSHIP. fairfield county, Ohio, All
persons havins claims ssainst said Estate viii prSsott
then Cor SIT cHent, lSEIlIy altheu;icatcd within one
vear-and all those iuir5icd viii make immediate
pa men'! DAVlD ABHlGHT, Erecutor
Fs5rusryn4, 1858 4w49
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New Orlenns Market.

New ORLEANS. Feb. 93.--Bacon at 81 a
81 for sides. Lard at 81 for bar; and Ioc
for keg. WHISKY 81 a2l3c. Coffee at ~
a 94c for Rio. Sterling exchange advanced
to 50 a &c premium. Ohio Flour at 4,l2 a
1915. Corn at A n SOC. Shoulders &c. Su-
gar, fair, 4k. Prime molasses "a a 24Ic.-
Rice 81.
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OK s,,url,Y tie 18th aAy Of March, A. d. lboS,
~ b-,ween 20 o'clock. 4. ". End 3 o'eloek, 2, N.
a, the door Of the court house, in the city OF Laness-
fer' viii be sold 10 the highest bidder, the following
Pssl Ed to. a, the property Of Isaac v, MeSson'
fa's..-J 10 Wit Fo,fv-seven acres. more or less,
80 ~ s,.tion nums.T 3. township number 10, OF
arg rugber 70 n Fairfield county, AID bouEdsd
,TI d.,cribad a. to- ows: commenting a. the sontl-
east corror OF the lands owned by EHhi' =. messon'
ion line % chains snd 81 links thence weT ~
rh,iu, snd q lnk. to a pot; thence north " chains
- ~ Iini's n the southwest corner Of said lands oil
EmiIy c. Mrasnn: thence east 20 chains ana = nnss
10 he place of beginning. SUBJECT 70 ene r,c9 sS
nf said FlBiiv &. Messnn, In said ~ acres
heretofore ss.ignsd therein. r.,;drs
Terms NJ Saic-on third cash IN haha, Ies,ouo
If t.yo equal annual in,talmen's' at enc ana Two yg.r'
'FoiN 'Io u@y JOHN BRANDON,
Asntor ofGs Estate ~ lIsac ". Meas3o'
E.L.u-ry 10 fSES Cd O"H'
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE,

Tho Subscriber oilers for sale the premises on
which he now resides ,siluared on Broad Street This
tmprovoms ns embrace eve'Y c.nvrni"nrc to make
a rostdrnca comfortable Western landwill he taken
In part payment and all Of the payments made easy.
Join LYONS.
Lancaster, o. March "a, 1859.
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IY ANOTHER SCIENTTFIC woNDER!-AIM-
roRAxT TO DrEPEPrIcS.--Dr. j.. S. H0UGHTON'S
PEPSIN, The True DigestiUe Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from RENNET, or tho FOURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBIC, the
great Physiological chemist by Us. l~loUsHros. Nj.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, J.undice, liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric juice
Pamphlets, containing Scientific evidence Of its value,
furnished by agents gratis. See netice among the
medical advertisements, a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03

Asiusro consists oi ~ ms iss.iJ anss
r,ur ti-ots och year. Persons contracting by the
ye.r. mu-t en.sg tor a c, rtain space, tor which
they wall b. e&pnctedt 10 pay.
Al additional chars- oftwsnty'hve per cent wiiee
m,ds, whore sdvertis, nents appear regularly in
brth yaoer, For p,ics Of advertising in the Daily
r per. see tsrns On Ga' page o. Daily.
J.b Priutinx.-ln this department. we sxPeetto
n T. sev~rsl improvements. We shall endeayor
,,rcnptnss.. nastacs, and at the lowest prices
bISINF@S CARDS neatly p iuted upon reasons
b 9 terms. m
rI,,t We hal keep cons sntly on hand BLANK
DEnp4, anl MoRrSAsEs, Justices bLASKs; ana
rrsa BttrG. NorSE AID such other Blanks as may
be required.
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: NOTICE /. he+cby given that there viii re : Ell ~;
~ ton presented n the ComrnissionGIs o. = M,Ieb,
liza fnr Inc iorstios Of . court road, commencing Al
the eeunty ine, 1t Schwartz nil running weit On ,ne
south side Of Rushcreok Dc the present trsveIlen Ell
/ through the lands Of fIenrv SrhwaTtz, Andrew nv
and Nillisn Richman, Hna there 70 lI,e w. CTTTzENS
roai End then Terminate. MANI 40
Feb nary 2, 1883.
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4 pLMAN.tNT Farm rDn sILT.

The un icr' icn.d VIII sell His Firm, in G,a nfcl.
hnwn,hiP, Fairfield county, abort three miles north
Of Lancaster, ccn'ainr re atout oa9 hundred acres, 3
bout fifty well .iin;,er,,i al -hn Lal-n'c unicr goo.
cultivation. Tn. r, is upon th- prcu's., . %suflSi,r Il.
cy drumming sAtrr'o sur l. tbs wants of,hi farm.
For inirrin.' len, call sn 50" f,r Yourselves The
Farm VIII be sold upon reasonable tc,ms.
ISRAEL J.CKSCN.
March . 1872
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EnncSXiHc Market

GAINESVILLE, March l.--Wheat-s0 cents
per bushel. Flour-extra, 4,75; superine,
4,50p per Dbl. Corn--30 c. per bush. Pork
.--5,5O@6,oo Hams,l0 c.; Sides and Shout
dcrs, 8 C. per Id. Potatoes--33@379 c.
per BUSH. Oats--26 C. per bushel.--Ceur.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is herahy given that a PETITION viii Re
presented to the Commissioners cf Fsirhrid
county at their rT,Nt regular session, t. vacate that
part OF the State Rad, beginuius az the house cfSam-
uel Kirkwool, in Clssrcrees township; th-ncn South
warIly 70 where ii iatarsects the GAINESVILLE * May
vile Road. Feb. ,, l~S53-4w39
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LAND O SALE.

subscriber offers at private sale n Tract Of
" alnut township, about two miles West Of Sa lem. II
is we'll improved and we'll -watered. embraces about
Eighty Acres of GOOD TIMBER, the balance under
good cultivation. Also q Tract OF about so Acres OF
rich pasture land near the above, with o stream Of
water running through the same. For further parti.
culars, inquire of the subscriber or his son living
upon tho premises. 8. q. HANNA OK. =
Of March, IL will then be for rent 8. s. II.
February 8, lS5a-Eagle copy 3w40
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03
Est.to of q. II. Crcirrr,

NOTICE. is hsreby given, thstthe undor -ignedhas
v been appointed snd du'v qualified ss AJmini'ta-
tor Of the Estate Of c. F. GREiSEE, deceased, ia'e Of
Fairfield county, Ohio. All rersoHa hsv!n: claims
.gainst said Elflte wi present them for settlement,
leral V authenticated within one veSr-and a those
indebted wiH make immediate r%ayrraHt.
WfLLlAMG GRAHAM, ASrtor.
February 81, 1853 +w42