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DIED.


July al, 1853, in thu State o~fIlinois, by drowning
T. A. Kagy, oi Fairfield Lodge, No lS3, | q. o; E.
Fairfield Co, Ohio, aged2s years. Strongly belcy.
ed by kind and dotins parents. ~ho have watched with
hue paternal solicitnde, his maturing manhood7-thay
deeply ieel tho aAlicting hand Of Providence III thus
removing him.
Having boon officially informed Of tho destb,of he
deceased, on the 23rd Of July 1853, Fairfield Lodge
met and appointed a committee Of five ofits ms mhers
t. draft resolutions expressive Of Its feeling. in regard
10 this sad bsreavemant. The comTliitce through
Its Chairman reported tho following, which were
unanimously adopted:
Resolusd, That in tia death Of brother Tuni8 A.
Hagy. wo deeply feel that our mystic circle he's
baen Invaded and a m 'mbcr removed whose goo nasI
I hart had won for him tho confidence OF his brsth-
rem and the respect Of his fellow men.
ReS0lvel, That We most cordblly and sincerely
sympathize with the parents and relations Of The d..
csased IN the lo3s of a son md brother anl thou II We
feel our impotency in mitigating their sorrow ,wo will
ever cherish his memory, whlca shall be oushrined
in oar hearts AMI engraven upou our alters.
Re- oIvcL, ThAtin testimony of our sincere rcgarf
for our deceased brother we wear the usual badge o.
morning for thirty days.
RcsolUei, Thst a cnp. Of thoso resolutions be
far nished the editors Of fhaLsnclster Telcgraph the
Ohio Eagle, and Lancaster Ga zette, AMI that a c, py
of each be sent by the Secretary, to tito flifnls o
he deceased AMI alsJ to Atllnis Lodge 10. l!6,'
signed: L. W. BAB3IrT.
p. HANE,
s. CUPP,
8 I5t EaIGFH;
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Wanted Every Body to be Rich.

TEJIIS de,iraole b9on may DO realized by either
sex in town or country by enclosing one dollar
Postpaid. to G n. McClain, Box 76. Columbus, Ohm,
who will forwerl his Niue Methods, by any Of which
Several are now in aHuance through tho insirumsnt-
a ity ofthosa receipts, who a few months since We're
comparatively in want.
| July 81, 1853. nrsNe
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Dissolution.

TINE undersigned copartncrs, heretofore doing bn.
sim SIS under tho name and firm of Giant ant
Brandt is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by Macmillan Giaua ,whC
will settle the books of the Old firm.
GIANl& BRANDT.
Ianca ster, July IA, 1853. l0-lm,
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FAIRFIELD co, CLOTHING STORE


GEOitGE Ill. SlhITlI,
4 This old stand on main street, between Reber 4
IA kutl's store and John Lyons, has just received
and opened a new and well 5, looted
STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
It embraces the very best ofblack and Blue French
and English cloths and cassiinercs, which will be sold
low and made to order in the latest styles and by the
best of workmen. Also, a beautiful variety of
FANCY CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
Which have been selected with great care, from the
latest and most fashionable patterns, and cannot fail
TO please.
CLOTHING FO2 MEN AND BOYS,
Made up in the best manner and embracing a large
variety. always on hand.
In addition he has on hand the best ofblact satin
and silk Veftin5s, and a large variety Of hosiery, sus-
%peu1ers, handkerchiefs, cravats and in a word all the
articles usually kept at such Ell establishment.
His long expo riance in the business enables him to
purchase The best Of Goods and Clothing at the low
est rates, s. that he is enabled to give his customers
as good bargains as can be obtained elsewhere; and he
wolild assure the public that he is not to be beaten
either in the quality of his goods, the style Of the
work or the p'ieo--by any other establishment.
CALL AND SEE.
Tho old customers of the esta~blishmentzfAl all
others who may fay or him with a call, will find hin
willing to do Just as he says, and his goods Of the
Kind re commended.
IFRemem5er the Place. for fine Goods and good
Bargains. a GEORGE II. SMITH.
Lancaster, April 3, 1868
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.GoLuMBUS EtND HOOKING VALLEY RAIL
OROAD COMPANY-Books Of subscription 10 the
capital stock fthe Columbus and Hooking Valley
Railroad Company, will be opened aslollows, viz:
Atthe Exchange Bank of Columbus. at Columbus,
unler the direction of VIM Dennison, jr August 10,
%proximo.
Al the Tal!marge House, Lancaster, under the d.
%rcction OF Charles Borland, August l6, p%roximo.
At the American House, Logan, under the direction
Of John Borlana, August u, ProXimo.
Atthe Collectors Office, Nelsonville, under the
direction OF ]. w. Fulton, August 10, proximo.
AT the Auditors Office, Athens, under the diree.
ton of Z. II. Moore, August ~, ~proximo.
At PARIS Hotel, Ii.hopolis, under the direction o.
Daniel Crumley andDr C L. Eele, August l6,prox
imoe
At Winchester, under the direction of VIM. Frye
and Samuel 3aruit, August 10, p!oximo,
w. DtNNIS0N, IN,
c. BORLAND,
]. RORLAND, erts
t. J. w. FULTON,
E. II. MOORE,
July u, 1850. Corporators.
fCity paoers ulessa copy till August 1871
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Fairfield County Agricultural Society.

Fairfield County Agricultural Society.
TElITE members and all other persons who feel an
4 interest; in promoting the welfare Of the Fairlieid
Comfy Agricultural Society, arc respectfully re-
ouested to pay to the Treasurer Of said Society, the
fs for membership without delay, in ord r that the
officers NAV be enabled to make the necessary pre-
parations for tho Fair to be held in October next
n So. Tickets will DO prepared to furnish members
attino OF payment.
For convenience, payments will be received at the
store Of Messrs. Reber, Kutz Il Co.
j. C. WrAven, Secy. JOHN REFER, Prest.
July II. 1863. N
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NTAxYMEayAN GIANL.

NN7HOLESALE and retail dealer in Groceries
wv and Provisions. Foreign and Domestic Liquors
and importer Of German Vino.
Main street, Lancaster, Ohio. 10-ly.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A s agent for Adam Householder, SEN, ! will sell
as In Lot No 3, in Roberts addition to the City Of
lancaster, now in the occupancy of Mr.. Samuel
Henley. and near the residence Of Salmon shaw
Esq. Terms favorable, and title indisputable.
HNP. VAN TRUMP.
Iuly y. 1885, IS cs cam.
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MIG LAST NOTICE..

"A FTER the first day Of August, | shall charge two
N dollars andtifty cents for each years su6scrip-
ton Of the Gazette due mo, and shall expect imme-
diatc payment It is absolutely necessary that the
accoui Is ofthe o.fco, while under my charge, should
be settled. GEO. WEAVER.
July IA, 1858.
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AZ ORnINANCE
or the suppression Of Houses Of riplins and Inlem.

For the suppression Of Houses Of TiPlins and Intem-
pcrance.
Src. 1. Be II ordalned by the Trustees Of Rich
land township, in the county of Fairfield, and State of
Ohio that from, and alter the taking effect Of this or
iinlnee. no person or persons, sha'l be allowed to
sell, ,%a,ter, or give away any sp~irituous vinons. or
malt liquors Within said township, except for Medici-
nal, Mechani al, or Sacramentsl purposes.
Sgc. . If Any person or persons shall sell, barter
or give away any spirituous, vinous. or malt liquors,
within sa~idtnwnship exception the purposes ~spitiiied
in the first section OF this or iinance, no, she, or they,
shsl. DO dsamel guilty Of kceping a house OF tIppling
and intemFerance; aud shall, on conviction thereof,
before any Jastice Of tie Peace or court having Jur.
~isdiction, he fined for the first offence tha sum Of ten
DO lars and the costs of prosecution; anil on failure
to pay said ina an costs, he, she, or thay, shall be
Imprisoned III the jail OF the county for The term o.
tn days;-and for the second and every subsequent
offence, he. she, or they, on conviction thereof, shall
be fined no IN rs than fifty, nor less tn n twenty dol.
lars, including cos,s Of p%rpsacu'io ion, anibe %imprison-
Cd in the all ofthc county not less than fifteen non
more than DAVIS, at the discretion Of the court
SEC. a. This ordinance shall take effect and be
in force frcm and after the 18th day ofJuno. A.. d
ISIa ~
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THE EASTERN QUESTION AND THE PRnR.
ABILITY oR A Wharf.-The New York Mir.
rnr, specializing on Europeau politics, and
the latest complexion CT the Eastern ques-
ton, says:
We still hold to the opinion that there
will be no war. The hostile powers will
approach, perhaps, within sight Of each 9th
erj and negociate, possibly, with drawn
swords. The presence of the English and
French fleets will check the movements of
the Gar; while the Sultan, not receiving
that aid and comfort which he looked for
from England AMI Franca, will be glad TO
avoid a conflict with the Great Bear. How
ever muchit may shock the natural enemies
OF despoliSnl, wo must confess that our pri-
vate Indignation against Russia has not
mounted 10 SO high a pitch as we felt, in
common with ali C~heistendom' against Tur-
hey, when she bathcd her scimitars in the
blood OF Greece. Bnt thers will be no war
The Powers of Europe and the East are too
poor to indulge Ia such an expensive luxu.
4 ry.'
The New York Commercial, In an article
on the same subject, comes to a similar con.
c%lasion. We quote;
Taking all things into consideration the
on repeated declarations Of the two princi.
pals, tue political condition of Austria. the
TACT that peace Is the policy and no dodb,
The preference Of England, and the spirit
OF the ase, we feel confident that, unIess
some contingency arises which. has not ye,
cast its shadow before it, the peace OF Eu.
rope Is not likely to be disturbed by aetna
war on this Russo dr kishA question, hpwsp
Ter CLOSELY heIcontfOverEv maj borAer ,ycrr
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FARM O SALE.

7NiE Executive Comnittee Of the Fairfield County
70 the Farm North of Lancaster, on Saturday the oh
Of August. For Information as o terms, and quality
cfland reserved for fair grounds, enquire Of the uu-
dersicncd. JOHN REBER, Pres.
&c. WEAVER, Sec'y.
July 81, 1853.
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REAL HEAD OF HAIR.
w. tOLLIER,

Ma.a ). w. LOLLIEE,
(LArE OF Fundamentally -
Ventii"ting q GossnnnerWig Manufactured,
Opposite the Capitol House. Columbus.
A N Extensive sssortmept Of Ladies' and Gent'c.
4 = mems Wigs. Toupees, Soaps, half Wigs. fore
pieces, Back Hair, Frizetts, PUTS, Curls and co'ored
Crosses, Pins. Guards and Chains.
lYHair Work repaired and dressed. Orders faith
tuly eXecu'ed. Jan 8, 1653,-6m34
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>4a SPRINGER s. TROUT,
RI HAYEr received az their CLorHmo EsrAn.
III IN LIsHstEEr in Giesv's building, between
the Hooking Valley Bank hndT W. Tallmadge's Ex4
change Office, and have Just opened a large and exten.
siye assortment, of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
And are now manufacturing every variety Of
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR,
Which they viii sell as Low, as the same quality of
goods and work can be purchased at any other estsb-
hshment In the city. Their clothing Is manufS ctured
under their own supervision and Is Consequently su-
perior to that which is brought from other places
They have also on hand, a beautiful variety Of y
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERESs VESTINGS, &C.
Which they are prepared to manufacture to order,
They have in their employ the best of workmen and
are at all times prepared to make the best fiji and in
the latest styles, All their gvrk GDill be irGrranted.
The public are respectfully solicited to call and ex.
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old
customers and all others that they will labor 10 give
general satisfaction both in the quality and price of
their goods and work. SPRINGER TROUT.
lancaster, march 81, 1853
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Francia HJvers, Estate.

R0TICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
Nbeen appointed amt quilted as executor Of she
rs ATE of Francis Myers, late of fairfield County,
deceased, dAteda Lancaster this 9th aav of July,
1852. MICHAEL MYERS.
Executor of FRANCIS MYEas, Decd.t 3w.
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WANTED.

A smart, intelligent young man, who can read ant
IA write and has some knowledge in the retail gro
Gerry trade. MAMMALIAN GIANl.
Lancaster, July nth 1858. 1O-im.
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FRESH ARRIVAL or GRoCERfEs.

rNESAA AItf1AEAL VI
HAVE just received by the Canal Boat Westwind,
the public in general. a large and well assortedl lot Of
choice Groceries. The following articles | would
recommend in particular:
Best Green Rio Coffee, Prime New Orleans Sugar.
Rice, Fresh Rsisins, Lard Oil and Tanners Oil,
Mackerel Nos ., without deception,
Dutch Berrings, Goldfish in good order;
Soft Soapbythe gallon or barrel,
Claret Wine in casS and boxes, pure elder vinegar.
A general assortment o fTpbacco, Nails, imported
and domestic Liquors and imported SegsIs.
Lancaster. January q, 1853. L. BECKER.
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REMOVAL,

n0cTOR BGRSTLER has removed his Office to
Ay.ligh. near Wheeling street, and near his dwell
ling. E i073w.
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NOTICE,

a tiny Instance an attachment was this day issned
IN by Jacob Embieh. Esq, an acting Justice Of
the Peace OF Hooking Township, Fairfield county,
Ohio, against the property and effects Of aaron HES.
Si8. 20. 500,
This sth say oFJaly, AID 1853
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CALL AND SEE
dissolution Nnfice,

100 "" HIssOIutlOn NOticc.r
= VIE co.paytnership oil ARNEY& CLARKE was,
IL by mutual agreement, dissolved on the 81 st day
of January, 1898, An persons having unsettled a-
counts with soidfirm viii please call and settle with
either said Arney or Clarke, one of whom will be
found at the old establishment.
,5ARNEY & CLARKE.
February 10, 1853 PIN JoaHUA Clarke.
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6N1- Fhe american Arctic Exnedl,ion
received it, first lionors ut 81. Johns. New.
foundiapd, whore the Masons held a apecial
Lodge meeting, and presented Lieut. Kane
with a silk banner. While leaving port,
boat came off with presents from the wife
Q Gny. Hamilton, and during their passage
through tue Narfogs, the ship was serena.
ded 5ofn The nearest point, by the Military
Band, the Commahiant, Col. Law, having
asentthem there for that purpose. The oil.
rers elthe vessel were shown great atten.
u9n by All p0rtics and In return, the citi-
gems generally, were freely admitted on
hoard she vessel, aud every attention
shawn them, Tbererwas also an Offer
made to,remit The briggs port charQes. The
big Advance left ST Johns on tic eyen,no
Of June Ur-alI WEIR
MAaiHEa's HoMs.Ar WuMiSoroS, N. c
-The cirizcns Of Wilmington, N. C., ar,
ongsgedia q, Q Gar,sSe establish at that Mac,
a9rIeHafo for Bf1riners." Iluilaings havs
already been ~prrcnased af a cost Of a76
Q0O@ Fun of tho afotteea oeahe SoeIet,
hare cqntlihpted 81 1000. There has beeu
raised n W lntogioasSb 1900, and il IL Sd
leged The e~q9tehalioas will reach 5000
taefo- ndlifie 10 this they naed 900
so3qs1 HlRe slDI1fad thot from 5000 TO m.
DOB se1usa atha ty arrive attWfhninaton
hd5hlt7 From 5000 i 5000 ate algay srst
eEh btgcJfbcF hAya no MsrlnS flsisst
~ 40 Mariners Eiom6 vr Bethel.
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MARRIED,

IN HHLtAb
On the 26th inst, BY L. w. Babbitt, Esq.
Mr.. DAVID PENCE and Miss HARRIET
M. PUGH, alIof Walnut township.
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NOTICE'

NOTICE, 4
.WTHEREAs my wife,Margarot has LEFT my bed and
y ~ boardwithouf any Just cause OF provocation.t hi.
.i3to foHwarn all persons from hkrboring or trusting
her on my account, ~ win pay no aabis ofhor con.
sracting, , CONRAD RLETCH.
lasesatst, Jslf q, 1871, w
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LOOK our FOR coUNTERFEtTSl

The public ara cautioned against another counter
foit, which has lately made Its appearance, called w,
u FdrreHfs Ardhida LinimeHt the most dangerous
ofall the counter.eiis, because his having the name
Of Farrell, many will buy in good faith, Without the
knowledge chat a counterfeit exists, and they w%illper-
inps only discover thar error when the spurious mix
ture has wrought its evil effects
The ganuins article is manufactured only by III G..
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor. and wholesale
druggist. No. IA Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. BE
sure you got it with the letters II. @ before Fsrrelps,
thus--H, q. FARRELL'S-and his signature on the
wrapper, all others are counterfeits.
Sod by G. KAUFFMAN & CO., Lancaster,
and by rogi' ar'y authorized agents throughout the u
nited States. Price % and 80 cents, and 81 y bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
ham'e in the United States, in which one Is not al
ready established. Address II. g. Farrell as above,
accompanied with good reference as to character re-
sponsibiiity etc. April 28-lm5I
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THK GREAT EDsraRl&p EXCURSION
Names Of he Quests Complimentary ResOia-
|soss. dc. 8e.-we give bellows revised
copy Of the proceedings on board she o4esa
of he Hest, with lat of oil the editors
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either said Arney or Clarke, one Of whom will be
found at the old establishment.
A ,tARNEY & CLARKE.
February 10, 1853 PIN JosHUA CLARKE.
THE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
Messrs. Clarke, Wright 81 Co.,
LEAVE ,aken, for a term of years, the Foundry
IL owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon Co
lumbus and broad Streets, in the city Of Lancaster,
where they are determined to be inland with all such
articles in thor line, as the country requires,
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARl0UR STOVES,
A@S-MlLL GEARING. MACHINE
HASnn CASTINGS AND PLoUGHS, OF
various patterns, warranted a superior artit le, togeth.
er with all minor articles in the Foundry hne'
CLARKE'S CorhstaK and Straw Cutter,
Ar article superior to all others Of the kind in the
country, and one to which we invite the special at
tention Of tho Farmer. This machine for cutting
shock corn. for high feeding or lattening stock, will
save from 30 to 40per cent. Cord Fodder, when cut,
Is nearly or quite equal to hay for feeding either cat.
tie or horses, making an acre Of well saved corn fod.
der worth two acres of the besr grown hay in Ohio
They are calculated for either hand or horse power.
We are also preparing to furnish to order
MccoRMIcK'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT.
TER AND MooREiS WHEAT DRILL.
Farmers give psa call. Everybody give us a call,
and buy our goods and wares, our ploughs and shares,
and we will try in turn to buy your corn, YOUR wheat.
your flour, your meat, your hay, your oats, your
rag bank notes, or aught you may desire to spare, Of
broken pots and other ware. We therefore have the
highest hope, without designing any Joke, that YOU
wihsgive a liberal share Of patronage 10 us who are
determined TO do business nthe most liberal terms.
.ssH hce CLARKE. WRIGHT g. co.
Lancaster, February 10, 1853 40
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IL. G. Tarreips Celebrated Arabian Linz
imsnt.


Tho following Is from tbe principal accountant Of
Ma wealthy anihighly rospectabla house al Messrs
Yoris g. BIO, pi that city, AMI pres ,nts ONE OF
THE MOST WONDERFUL CURES IN THE AN.
NAILS Of medical hi tlv:i $500
Mr.. fl. q, Fsrrell--Dear Sir: Actuated bya sense
of gratqfulness, / submit the following as an instance
of the utility nfyour great medicine, NV child,
three years old, was sudlcnly attacked with terrible
disease, which in less than six hours prostratcdit 20
total halplossnnss, The limbs became so rigid that
not q Joint could be bent; the ilesh turned black and
co d aud entirely deprived of feeling; tho eyes fixed,
partially closed and altogether blind, following this
was deafness 10 a ! souldi; the spino became contract
el AMI so curved that when lying on its hack tho
head md heels Only touched. Indeed, the clild pre-
scnted every appearance oil being dead. Immediately
on thu attacR, the family physician was called in, and
for three weeks he laborel to restore it to fsoling
butsllin vain, although il was blistered a dozen times
and various IubGfacient Liniments applied. A con-
~sultati1n Of pnySicians was then held, but to no pur.
pose, the case wrs than brought before tina Medical
Society hut nothing could be sug ested which had
not already baen dlno. anl tho doctor then told me
ne could 10 nothing mara. We then commenced ap
ulving your Llnitnaut freely over the entire Length
Of the spine, AMI you may imagine = parent JOY ,lyhen
after a few Ap7lica ions, returning animation wasa APP
parent, ami IL rapidly recovered with the exception
18th, sight. which did not become perfect for near a
month. The child is nov healthy and robust as can
DO. Five oth'r cases Of tho same kind occurred pre-
viously IN nv ncighborhool, all Of which died, when
th,re Il no doubt II your Eminent had been used
they would have recovered.
Peoria, NJ rch lei, 1901. HENRY G CLELAND
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~ Wnu7N NNNu TtCUYVTtI, :
Peoria, NJ rch LEI, 1861, HENRY G CLELAND
AnARn Lrnr AN AnnRsE,s RREAsr

AWARD LUNp oNA HORSES BREAST.
Mr. IL Farrell: Il have used your Arabian
Liniment with qualification in several cases, the
pcared on my horses breast, 1t wis very hard, ap.
pairing 10 be- hard g~rist'e. 1t remained for nearlys
yoar, when I applied your Liniment, one bottle OF
which entirely cured It. lean recommend At as the
best LinimN mt / ever used. JOHN CRAWL.
Peoria. Feb. 90.h. NAG,
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NoW IIIENte ~. e8T
N4EES ia4h a2AlmsAaaJo ase has got a, fresh
~ snrPly Of ever aessrlplien Of Gooaiin hia Inns
too todioas 10 inIntion.a u
LsaeastIr Nay 1S,i3tL a
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1883 w. II. WISE, Is5
DEALER TN FANCY AND STAPLE nRY ooops,
Opposite Shd6sf's Hotel.)
A LARGE aud general assortment now omen to-
4 (which the attention Of purchasers is respectful
~ yited; ,As April 10, 1858.
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NOTICE 70 BIDDERs,

N .1-r99. NVA4CH ~ BlUDEkH.
2 Nhe aubscriber will receive proposals At the Office
L Of the GAINESVILLE and Maysvilfe Road Company,
in Lancaster, down 70 the evening ofthe LIST OF July
next. for the construction Of tho unfinished portion OF
said Road, in Perry and Fairfield counties
Plans and speoidcationa will be ready for inspection
at The Office o fthe company BY the 18th instant.
LAncaster, o. june 9, lS63
HENRY MIERs.
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as the consort of the QRea, her equal in
finish and in power. Under the manage
ment Of Capt. W. T. Pease, she is, by those
who know her best, deemed equally worthy
OF patronage.
Rssoloed, That this boat and its consort,
the Crescent Citg, having been constructed
with unusuatregard to the safety, both in
.rsspect 10 strength and solidity of construc-
ton, as well as safeguards against FIRE, and
having been provided each with six life
boats, and an unusual number of Life pre-
servers, we, deem them especially deserving
the confidence Of the travelling public; and
that the projectors aud builders deserve
.special commendation for having amid their
unusual liberality in the equipment of their
steamers, sacrificed nothingto that essen
tial pferequisi,e-untoubted security to lie
property.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered
te bopubl ished.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to NEE
again at Cleveland, on Friday evening
next.
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