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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
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Lessons in Cutting Ladies aid Children's Dresses.
SGeks, &c, &c,
WTILLb he given in he room above Mrs. Keys
y Fsnny Siora, ny MISS THOMPSON. Of Day
ton. the celebrated teacher. The pl1nis new. and has
only been invented a little over one year. Do not
cast this notice aside, thinking the plan is the zane
which has been here before, and failed to give satis-
faction. Be assured that it is a new plan. perfectly
single, easy 70 learn, and giees eRiire Safisfactfon.
You con learn in three hours so as to understand
The system perfectly. Miss 7. gives a set Of models
10 ali who learn. IF YOU have any doubt of the cor
~rectness CT the system. please call and bring with
YOU a wBist-lining snd have i; fitted TO your person,
You then cannot fslto BE- conUiHcsd Of its correct
ness. All the principal Dress Makers in Nav York
and Buifalo are using this sestem.
Terms reasonable Patterns cut to ct customers
for twenty Eve cents.
Ladies who wish a good business can become each
ers. Models supplied on reasonable terms. Miss IT.
was Instructed 81 Mrs Kenyon Of New York.
IPAlso, to teach young Ladies to make Flowers;
= Ladies' wishing to sec Miss Thompson viii
plezse call Soon March 8, 1854
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Carriers SPAEIsH MIXTURE stands pre-eminen
above al other1 It's sinsulsFly efieacious action
On the blood; its strengthening AMI v~ivfyirg qnsli-
'ties; It's ionic action on the liver; lis thendeney to
drive all humors 10 the surface. thereby cleansing
ths system according to Natures own prescription,
It's harmless. and at the same time extraordinary
good effects, aud the number Of cuIes testified to by
many ofthe most resPeetsble-citizens Of Richmond
ViFginil, & elsewhere, must be conclusive evidence
that there - no humbug about It.
The trial of a single bottle will sstisfY the most
~sceptical Of its benefits.
- See advertisement in another column.
JOT PoE THE INVALID We cut the following from
the "Philsdeiphia Saturday Gazette" and recon-
mend our readers to perHss it carefully, and those
suffering should not delay Parehssing;-
"DR- HooFLAND's GERAIAS BiTTERs:--This eel
ebTated medicine. prepared BY Dr.. G NJ JACKSON
at the imposing German Medicine Store, No. II,
lion, and the proprietor, who is-a scientific physl
clan, is selling immense quantities oft The Viriuo
Of this remedy are so fully set forth in the extended
%notieoof it, to be seen in our advertising columns
that there is hardly any room left for us to speak o
it. This much we may sdd-Of the long train 0
~physIcal ills TO which humanity is heir, there is none
more distressing than the general de~rangement Of
the digestive apparatus. which never fails to ACCOM-
panys disordered state of the liver. Headache, piles,
~languor, frettulnsss. a bilious tongue, a morbid
breath, loss OF appetite-in short an indesefihable
wretchecness OF existence. are 10 insufferable and
life-wasting attendants. These diseases, which have
bafisd the skill Of the ablest Doctors. have been
radically cured by Hooaand'f German BitterS.'
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An Ordinance,
To repeal an Ordinances relating to
Markets, passed Dec, 10, lS43.

To repeal an Ordinances relating to the
Markets, passed Dec, 10, ls43.
SEC, l.. BE ii Ordained by he City Coun-
Gil of The Guy Of Lancaster, That the Ordi-
nance "To amend an Ordinance supplement
tary TO several Ordinances regulating the
Market of the town of Lancaster, passed
August 81, lS49," and to amend the fourth
section of an Ordinance establishing and
'regulatin g the markets in the town OF Lam
caster, passed July Is, 1916, be and the
same are hereby repeated.
SEC. 2. That the above recited Ordinan-
ces passed August 81, lS49, and July is,
IS45, be and the same are hereby revived
to take effect from and after the second Sa-
turday in April next Passed March %,
1854 ]. McCLELLAND. President.
Attest-JoHN B.. REED, City Clerk.
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Cutie Markets.

PHtLADELPHn, March 2I.--Beef cattle,
the offerings for the week ending to-day a.
mount 20 1900 head. Sales were made a
SsnlO p 100 pobnds.
Cows, rbout 800 Flesh Mix Cows wer,
offered. and so!dal 40a45. Calves sold Al
4a5c 2 10, live weight. Sheep sold at AZ
51c; Hogs at G4a7c.
New YoRK, March 2l.--The offerings 81
all the yards amount TO 23I4 ~beevss; $40
Cows and Calves, and 3I75 Sheep. The
severity Of the weather had son influences
in keeping back supplies. The number OF
Beeves in the yards are nearly 1000 less
than those offered he week before.
Beef cattle sold at SaI0lc 2 D.. Veal
Calves sold at 4aG4 b; Sheep at 4a45c:
Swine, gross weight, 54a54c. Swine are
and prices a shade lower.
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VINK & BISH. would respectfully informthelr
II customers, and the citizens generally. that they
have Reniopedt their establishment to the NORTH side
of Main street, TO the room formerly occupied by
the PHILADELPHIA Commission Store where they are
prepared to furnish fresh Bread, Rnsks, Cakes. and
Crackers al all times and in all seasons:
We have erSpieyed the very best workmen in our
limo Of business snd will ssllAt wholesale and retail
at the I0lrcst prices.
We are determined 70 give general sstisfaetion.-
All orders fromthe city or county for Bread; CAKES
soda, butter, water and Boston crackers, will be
promptly filed. Give us acan.
Lancaster July 81. 1858 blSH.
NIB. We also keep on hand a generAlHssortmento
] FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be sold at the
ovTest rates. INK & BISH.
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CARD.

TTTE Agent of the Philadelphia Com. Store leaves
on MoadAy FOR the Cities of New York, Philadel-
pAia and Baltimore, where he intends, and pH Sc
let the choisest assortmen, ofLadies' Dress Goods,
ever opened in this CITY. HisSpring and Summer
Hsts fer Ladies' will AL be made from the latesf Par
is STYLES as well as thoss directly Imported, and the
opening duly announced On their arrival Patterns
OF ali the latest STYLES Of Dresses, MantHsas and Bon
nets viii be on hand in due time. \
The stock now o. hand rs one oitho largest, best
assorted and cheapes,in this City.
Look 10 yOar owu interests, The Com. Store
keeps only Dry Goods, of all kiads in large quanti-
ties, buys cheaper and sells at loss profits than any
othet house in Olio.
nrrnrtnr March 10 1SIi
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Cleveinnh mnrkn1s-

cLEyELAED, March 2I.-Whsat-I,4o@
As.
Flour-supsrdne 100 Extra 7.5O@s So.
Corn-53a54c.
Oats--35c.
Cloverseed--35,25
Dried Apples--I,25.
Cheese--W. r. S@IO.
Lard--SG9c.
Butter Roll lo@l rae; frkins, sa l29.
Eggs-sc.
Fish-White may be quoted at 50; Trout
at 7,509Ss.
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COMMERCIAL INryILIaEEcE.
Lancnsfer -Mnrkef.

GAZETTE OFHrcs, March 23.-We qusis
wheat has morning ct goal %; Flour. I, 90;
Corn 4Oi Oats, s5s37;Rys, 60; Potatoes, IS
aS0; Cora sRls5JS6O cts per bushel; Cab
begs, but Lttls 10 market, selling at from 5 to
&c Z head; apples, ! GOAL 20.
The war neWs IL still very indefinite,
though there seems to be a constant and
regular decline in breads:ufs. The pres
ent doubtful state Of affairs 10 Europe may
keep up the price Of produce in this country
for some tins 10 come.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

CHARLES REEMELIN o. "NRBRAsKA BILL
1t is well known in Ohio who Mr.. REEME-
LIN is. His influence among the foreign
population is no doubt greater than that of
any other nun. That other States may see
the force of his sentiments as copied below,
we will mention that Mr.. X has been a mem
Der Of both branches OF our Legislature; has
always been attached to the democratic par
ty and wields an influence without which
that party cannot carry the German vote of
Ohio.
The anti-Nebraska meeting held at Day.
ton was a large one. A letter was read
from CHAs, REEMELIN, in which occurs the
following paragraph:
| am uacomPronisingly opposed to Dou-
glas' Bill. | am for territorial sovereignty
as Jefferson meant it, improved by the
democratic progress OF sixty years. Doug
lRa' Bill is a Colonial Charter, a disgrac 6
to our Age. II repudiates popular rights in
every line, and all its pretended Freedom
leads to Slavery.
Do say to the Germans Of Dayton, from
me, that the time has come when it will be
tried whether ioe are free ourselves. Pierce,
Gushing and Douglas want to be our Dicta
tors. Tit first, two years ago, was q Free
Soiler himself; he therefore takes extra
pains to prove his tealty to Slavery
The second is a political renegade; and the
last is a Northern Slaveholder-ths most
merciless Of Shareholders in the world
Shall we as freemen Of Ohio be their slaves!
Shall our creatures dictate TO US? God and
Democracy forbid it.
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BY INDUsTRY We THRTyE.
RISING a q

4 RE now r~eeeiviny A. their old s,snd. a. fne .
"A stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
a. has ever bsen offered in this niarket, consisting Of
every article ietpe Dry Good line, together with :
ard GhassDVef Al Of vhiea thew ara dsiernined
70 sell - lON a. any houss in fairfield county. en-
tire cash siores not excepted.
Ihsy beg iesYt to tender their earnest thanks TO
the citizens Of Lancaster and vicinity. FOR tho verv
!i5e a. share Of patronage they have received since
they have been 10 bnsinesz, ard hope Tor a continu-
aDcs Of tie SANE, assuring the public that no Gains
shah be spared on their part TO give cnifrs sAiffac-
lion. Tue nsusl articles OF eeub;ry produce taken
IN exchange for Goods.
Laueasier. March II. Is54-Telesrsph copy On
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

WATER WoRKs PAID FoR,-We have
heretofore spoken ofthe fine water works
in the village of WATERFOWL, N. Y. The
late fire which occurred in that village il
Illustrated the value of those works, being
the means ofsaviug al least half a million
Of dollars. The fire broke out of a compact
row Of elegant stores four aud FIVE stories
in height, which Immediately adjoined the
Woodruff House, one of the most spacious
Hotels of the State; all of which would
have bsen swept away,had uctthe hydrants
forced out their inexhaustibie supply.
The Northern Journal says:
Our citizens seemed 70 think that we
were to have a repetition Of the scenes Of
May 1919, but that calamity was avsrted
by the precaution taken in securing an a.
bundant supply of wster by the erection of
suitable Water Works:
The efforts Of engines against a fire thus
far advanced in such a position, must have
proved entirely unavailing, and it must in
evitably have extended one hundred rods
to the Cottage Block on the west, and near
ly as FAR 10 the east, destroying the finest
portion of our town, unless it could have
been stopped by blowing up Of some build
ings, Fortunately so sad a calamity was
avertedby the construction Of our Water
Works, Every one who Witnessed their
beautiful operation on that sad night, when
bot mperfectly tested, was led to exclaim
1.-THE Water Works have paid for them
stlves to- night."
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Ol1OE
On hnhrIf nr Ahrnhnm !

On behalf Of Abraham Head.
NTOTICE is hereby given that an application vii
~ be made to his Exeelleney. William Medill
Gnvernor OF Ohio, praying for the pardon of Abraham
Head, convicted at the Feby. Term 1854 at the Court
offence Of placing obstructions on the line OF road.
belonging to the Cincinnati Wilmington x 2anesyilie
Rail R3li Company, and senianeedby said Court 70
one Years hard labor in the Ohio Penitentisry (which
. application will be presented to his Exeellency for
haarins az as early a day as prac icable Consistent
with the law in such cases made and provided.
Lancaster. o., March rs, 1854 S0d.
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CAMBRIDGE. March I5.-SAesp and
Lambs, 1899 at market. Sales slow and
hard at quotations. Extra, 50, 81. 81, 81,
7, 8, g., 10, 10 l6. By Lot, 50, ST, 81 4,
a, a, 5 to 81. Swine, none.
Remarks-The amount Of stock to-day is
quite small, but still there is little or no
animation in the market Droysrs are
now, and have been for a long time, pay
ing tie cattle and sheep r%sisers too high pri-
css for their stocks, g. the butchers are de-
termined not to support them in SO doing
any longer if they can possibly avoid it.
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GFWe understand that some Of eur citi-
Gems take exceptionsto our remarks on the
subject Of Water Works. We would state
that it is our intention to express our oPin-
ions freely and fsarlsssly on this as well as
on all other subjects. fit is a sin to be
independent and untrammeled, we plead
gully. We penned our article with the
very best of feeling and motives, and will
cheerfully give room in our columns for
communications on both sides. 1t cannot
be expected Of us to express views suited
.ar,h,d a.. "a. ~ INV othsr aubiect.
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10 aII 70 whom lAela prelalts 1l.II con

To all 70 whom these preaents shsll cen
Grcefingt
t,JoHN cRADLEBAJcH. 81 Madison bnnship.
Fairfield couuty. Ohiu, kapfts herntcfareeaod 90
Divers ogcaslonsm made ehnfga4 against he name ed
eearastsr Of Caarlss Essrsele 81 ~ ss~ssaiP
eEt poFlsas. tA-t as sad CaAlf- hselseis ~4s
guilty Of nreing end burning my harn.
Having seen ne affidavit ofka'em s Welt n rela-
tion tothe ehagBes Aforesaid ndin YirW 0tt1 afis,
act forth In said Bfhdayit, ] row s~cknonildle. tlat
IL Is impossible for the ssid Charles fvoFiulo to
have been guilty % the charge ABOVE named, sndthat
IN tslklng STOUT ihls matter to othsns. iah Ihsse
made charges and iHsinuatons sgsinst tho gerels-
ton and character q tho said Charles Evefscls.
which are unreasonsbie.
Now In order that may Do justice 70 tasnapessd
character olthe aid fhAFlesEysrsole Il 60 hcreo y re-
tract and take bsckevery word which have kait or
intimAted 20 any Person or persons e~crcgftor toth0
name Z character q the said Char 81 Eyernclh ir re-
lstion to this matter. And furtheTmore.h aviralhus re-
traeted and taken back SAID charges, ! 20 herchytr-
thoriZe the said Charles Eversoie r. use This paper
In such manner as he shall deem best. either b.
publication or otherwise, to correct wrong imPreE-
sions which may have been formed ssaiRsi bin n
regard 10 these charges.
The affidavit reads as follows:
The STATE Of Ohio, Fairfsld oOuntg, ~.
Before me.s Alfred EcVeish. a Justice ofthe Feacs
within sndfo q said county, personally cams Salem
:. Vol, = made solemn oath. & fays, thsi Opthr day
that the barn of John Cradiebaugh wss burnt in
Madison township, Fairipd county. Ohio, he ygro
engaged on thefarm Of Charles Eversols il plodgh
ing. and that tho said Charles Eversoie was ~ hsma
on said day, also engagedin p~Ioughing ina field with
in view OF the ono IN XhiehI ] was and we lett OF
p~loughing about the time the sun Wss sittiHg, aud
were both ~ the barn together taxing care ol our
horses, sfter We were done, we went from the baTn
70 the HOUSE, whers we remained together until a.
bout eight O'Clock. whos the said Charles Evzrrole
started iothe barnto tufn bis horses INTO tho pas.
iure. and Immediately Hpon going out, he eaiIe1 70
me 70 CONS out, and ] went out. ard we saw tho
lght in the direction OF Crodlsbaugh,s, we looked II
tandtalked about It, and Afterwards returned to no
h~ousoand remained an night.
SALEM s. WOLF.
Sworn foand subscribed before me. this i2ih day
OF SEPT. d 1859. ALFRED MeYElGH.
Justice Of The Peace
J do hereby certify that the writing sbove the az
daavit, was given uoder my hand aRd seal, this i2th
day Of February, AID 1854
JOHN CREDLEBAUGH.
Signed and sealed inPrassnse9 Of u.s.
OREN ABBOTT,
! Z KOONTZ,
ELLIOT GRIFFITH.
February a Is54-sm4s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

THE FLooD IN THE LOWER OHIo.-We
learn from the officers Of the Fawn, from
Evansville, that the lower Ohio is higher
than it had been for years, and at Bon Hsr-
Dor, 1865 miles below here, It was only Al
feet below the great flood Of 1882, and still
rising. ALI the low lands are O overlooked,
and very many tow S submerged, and thou
sands Of cattle and horses standing in water
2 feet deep on the farms.
At Enterprise a large quantity Of corn had
been swept away, and two boats had been
chartered at Evansville to take corn to thai
point. The Fawn saved 1000 bags at
Proctor's landing, and carried it to Evans
vile. The Antelope, above Evansville, re-
csivsd several thousand sacks at 80 cents
per week for freight to New Crleans. The
Fawn met a bridge and any quantity Of
fencing and lumber in the river below Salt
river, and from all accounts, the present
flood in the lower part Of the river will be
as high as ever know.-LouiSville Courier.
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r~EInoRAfaI0 1arFL1IaErcr.
Dreadful RIot--SeVern, men sbo,

New HAyEEs March 15.-A serious rio,
occurred IN this place last night, between a
party Of citizens aud some OF the students
ofYale Cllege. Several pistols were dis.
charged, and bricks were freely used. One
man, named Pstrick O'Nsil, was shit dead,
and another severely wounded in the leg by
a pistol ball. Mr. II. II. Seofeld, who was
passing quietly up Chapel street, received a
stray pistol ball in BIS arm. The bells were
subsequently ring, and two Gamer were
brought upon the green, one Of which was
fired at one Of the College buildings
The riot was finally quelled, by the city
authorities acting in concert with the Col.
lane f~ncnlfY.
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Court Of Common Pleas, Fairfield County,

Court of Common Pleas, Fairile!d County,
Obio--In Clancery.
John ~. Brice rs, Charles BowIsby, James Ravens
croft and }. B Norton,
VENHE said. B Norton (who is a nonresident of
Il the Slate of 0hio) will hereby take notice that
the said John w. Briee, on the list day OF Sept. 1915,
filed his certain bill in chaneery in said court (which
said suit is still pending in said COURT setiD ing forth
among other things that Oh or about the lith Sept,
1853, the said James Ravenscroft executed and Ge
liverel his certain promis9ry note, not negotiable,
to the said Norton, at threa years after date thereof,
with interest payable annually, Tor thu sum OF $500.
That afterwards, and on the l2lhday Of August, lSll,
the said Norton assigned said note TO the said Charles
Bowlsby, who afterwards, and on the 18Th Feb: iSls,
sssigne said note, for a fall aud valuable considsra-
ton to said complainant. The said complainant
prays for a decree against said defendants for he full
amount due upon SAID note. The said defendant Nor
ton viii, therefore hereby take notice, that unless he
appear and plead, answer or demur to sail bill, with.
in sixty days after the rising OF the next court ct
common pleas, said bill will. as against him, he Ia
ken as confessed, and a decree go a5ainst him accord
ingiy. 7. A TRUMP, Sol. for Compt'
March 90, ~1s5i-6w45
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Cincinnnti Mmket.

CrEcrSNTI, March 2l.-Flour--DuH ut
S6.35@6,6o 2 Dbl
Provisions-L0wer; sales No / Lard in
barrels. at s aci do Mess Pork at $40; DO Bulk
Sides at SIC; 10 Bacon Sides,a 64a63c; do
Bacon Shoulders at 53c. There is more
doing at these reduced rates.
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Neut Ynrk Market.

New YoKK, March 2I.-Flour-Advanc-
ed 6 cents per Dbl. Sales at 7.25@7,4L-
Southern is firm, with small sales at 7,75.
Wheut-Firm attormer prices.
Corn-Tbe sales amount TO 300 bushels,
at prices a ride higher; say 7S@sOc per tu.
Whisky--Lower;O Ohio sold at264c p.gal
The Money Market is easy. Stock active.
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CIrY ELECTInN.

.THE ousIi6ed voters Of the City Of Lancaster, for
the purpose Of ~electing. foT the ensuing year,
Four Trustees, one from each Ward. Two Mem
hers OF the Board of Education, to supply the places
Of Robert Reel and John Reber. Four Assessors, one
rom each Ward. one CITY Treasurer and ,oneMarshal,
VII, Iii meet In their respective Wards on the Third
of April nezt. being the frat Monday thereof
1T the following places, t0-wit
For Ward No One, at the Office Of Jacob Erbich,
ESQ, corner of Main and Columbus Streets.
: For Ward NO Two, at the Office ofthe Clerk OF tha
Court of Common Pleas, IN the Public Bulldings.-
For EardRo Three, al the iower room OF the Gag
etts once. o. tie mont next 70 the Post Office, and
For Ward No Four at the City Hall .l
AIso,that said electors viii vote upon tte prepo-
rition to authorize the City Council TO borrow the
sum OF FftyThousand dollars for the purpose Of erect
ing Water Works Tor ssidCiEy in the manner following,
those voting aflrmAtiVely, shall endorse. the words
t,sFor L,oanR on the tickets vo ed for City Trustees
and CITY Officers, and those against the proposition,
shall endorse the words against Loan3s--ibe en-
Or xvtiriuEs JOHN CARAGflTY, Mayor.
laneasis ohio. March z, 1854
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yaIuable Property for Sale.

TEyHE subscriber will sell, uponreasonAbIc tern >,
his property in Oakland, twelve miles south tt
lancaster, on the Zanesville & Maysyille Turnpike
The property consists of a good Dwelling House
and a new Store House with Ware-Rooms sttaehed-
Also his Steam Saw-NIill, situate on the adjoining
Iots. The property il in excellent repair and in a
healthy section Of country. =,
ANY person wishing to engage in businesins small
place, will DO we'll to call and examine my property.
0.ykIsnd. Nov. 10, 1863. GEO. F. .HAMLIN.
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BALDNEsS CuREDi
American Hair Restorative,

NOR restoring the Hair 90 Heads HoTELEssLz
Il BALD, and 10 prevent the lair from falling. is
winning OGDEN opinions ofpersons who arc using II.
This a new article, recently introduced, is a sure
or Badness. and will stand the test ola DISCERNING
public, as thousands who have used will testify. SEQ
circular to BE- had Of the agents, giving full p~articu-
lars. Price 81 in large bottles. Sold by kaufman
G. CO.. and vi SlocuH, agents. lancaster. Ohio.
c. Il. Fishers co. Proprietor, 81 superior street,
Cleveland. oho. Doe. % 1SE3-3m
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PUBLIC l.

THERE will be sold at the late residence Of John
/ S. Snyder, in Greenfield township. Fairfield co
on Friday, March 81 1854, the following property,
to.wit: A lot ofBees aud Bee Hives. and all kinds Of
Lumber, one Shovel Plough, . Mich Cows Of the
auaiity, . Yoke Of No | Work Oxen, one extra
Log Wsgon, 1apPboard. l Saw Gunner, q Stoves.
a lot of Carpenter and Joiner's Tools, a lot ofPatent
Fence, Farm Gates, Ladders, Broom Handles. and
a variety Of other articles too tedious to mention
Sale to mme at 10 o'clock A NJ.
March /, 1854 JOHN S, SNYDER
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6yIt very frequently happens, saysa
contemporary, that a single sale secured by
an advertisement, has often payed for a
whole years advertising; and all who have
realized profits many times beyond the out
lay, and made sales and secured patrons
they would not otherwise have had. In the
language of a successful merchant who has
tried il; "There is no better investment
for those who are in business, and wish 10
extend it, than the money expended in adj
vertising." 1t VIII be seen, by reference
to our advertising columns, that the bust
ness msn of Lancaster have hit upon the
right nOte and sing a strain of welcome to
their customers.
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G notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Aaron A, Kagay has
~ this day made an assignment TO us ofall hrs prop.
ertv. real and personal, in trust for the equal benefit
Of all his creditors.
Persons indebeted to said Kagsy aret required 70
maize immedinte payment; and those having demands
against him are,reguired to present them to the As
(JoxATHAN PErERs,
Feb. ll,loo4 1IosEPH A. FRIEND.