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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
'OOMMERcIAL IErRLIIeEHcR.
Lancnsler 1870.

GAZETTE oEfIcE, Feb T6.-There Is
no change 70 nste IN The MARKETS this morn.
ing. Wheat from rs 10 100. Corn meal
90 cts per bn.j green sppIes s0@l 100.
There f. very little wheat coming in
This 10 probably owing 10 Tie fact thar the
great bulk Of Wheathas already found a
market. The winter, SO far, has been very
favorable for the new crop.
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STATE FAIR AT OLD FoRT.-The nexi
State Fair is to be held near Newark, OH
the site Of an ancient fortiication, which
up there they call Old Fort. The site. itself
is a great curiosity, as described by the
GAINESVILLE Times.
1t is circular and contains about twenty
six acres. The wall around it is about
twenty feet high,as nearly perpendicular as
the earth could be made to lie and it seems
was originally thrown up from the inside,
which consequently left ditch within the
fort about ten feet in. depth and twenty wide,
on a level with the surface of the ground
within and without the fort. The bank of
the fort, and the grounds within and without
1t, were recently covered with q heavy
growth of timber, from which it is inferred
that it was anterior TO the settlement of
this country by Europeans when this FORTH
cation was built.
On the east side of the old fort is an en-
trance or gateway some fifty or sixty feet
wide, on each side of which the deepest
ahd the walls the highest. From this gate
way run parallel walls of earth, a few rods
apart four or FIVE feet in height leading to
or communicating with other forts or forth
fcations, one being circular one octagon,
and one oblong, all of walls of less height
than the "Old Fort" and which it would
be too tedious 10 describe in detail. In the
centre of the "Old Forts is a mound of
moth or bird shape measuring from head to
tail about two hundred feet anda like dis
lance from tip to tip Of wings. Excavations
have been made in this mound, and the al
ter discovered whereon sacrifices have been
made.
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COLUHBUs, Feb. i0.-Morning Session.-
House, The appropriation bin for the Legls-
intuTe was resi s.thiri time, and rrrom.
mittee for 20 be smsBdsd.
Mr.. Convefse introduced a Bill allowing
directors ofturhpikSf 70 Use either plank Or
gravel in reconalfntiion.
Mr.. Rogers introduced a biz authorizip0
administrator aud executors to administer
oaths.
The Perry county contested election case
was taken up and debated until recess.
SESArE.--The Wv 70 pay the claim Of
TIE Court pHlfu tbe Ninth district, pas
sed.
DR.. Williams Of Coshocton, introduced a
bill, prviding for tlie removal Of any Justice
OF the Peace who should fail to pay over
promptly. money collected on judgements.
GOOD; pass II geDtlemen representatiyes.)
Nothing else was done OF interest up 10
recess,
Afternoon Ssssion-HoUsE.-Mr. O'NeiPs
resolution for aconmission to take testimo-
ny 10 the Perry county case, was rejected,
yeas 81, nays 10. The report Of the Com
mittee with the whole testimony was then
laid OF the table 10 be printed. The up
preparation bill was amended by including
a provision for the asylum and for the Quar-.
ter Master General and ordered to a third
reading tomorrow Mr.. Taylor, Of Geauge /,
moved to take up The resolution recommends
ing the renewal Of he Mint from Philadel-
phia to New York, and the establishment
Of a branch at Cincinnati, which was agreed
TO.
Mr.. Taylor then spoke in favor Of the re-
solution, and II was adopted by a vote Of SO
TO 81.
Mr.. Bnrchard offered a resolution, fixing
the goth inst. os the day on which the Per-
ry county contested case would BE heard by
counsel Adopted.
Adorned.
SENATE.--The Nebraska resolutions we're
taken up and referred to the committee on
federal relations.
The bill to refer the location Of the coun-
ty seat of Noble county to the people, was
indefinitely postponed. Adjourned.
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III WORD MORE.

TO- all who are indebted 10 tie firm ofJU14Ax &
L uLaIcH, would respectfully say. that unless
amoGnt of your note = and seeounts are closed
by CASH or its equivalent before the first day OF Jan
uary next, they viii be left in the hands Of the pro-
per officers for collection. Inc harvest il past
summer is ended snd we mISt have money.
Lancaster, Oct. %, 1888 AL. CLARK.
II Ely to Uncle TOMS Cabin. for sale at fhe CT
IN Book Store B. C0NEELD, Agt.
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IE-TERMARaIAGE OF DLooD RELAT1oNs.-
The fredericksburg News says:
"Inthe country in which we were raised,
tor twenty generations back, a certain fami-
ly Of wealth and responsibility have inter.
married, until there cannot be found in
three OF them a sound man or a -
One has sore eyes, another scrofuIa, a third
is idiotic, a fourth blind, a fifth handy leg
ged, a sixth with a head about the size of a
turnip, with not one of the number exempt
from physical or mental defects of some
kind. Yet this family perseveres to inter-
marry with each other, with these living
monuments constantly before them"
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q sMITII. MERcnANTTAILOn-


G.. HI SMITHS EXPERIMENTATION.
Main street, Lnnenster. Ohio. o~pposite
Che sr.u-.1~S u,..L
TTAs fu,, rees,vsd NJ rafJ - v5sTr
~ II n.sds-W.5. Cs-.- w
trith 4 ~. srlGe~s,Tf-f 80 "s
SLOlii9 SASSleikhES, fESTiNGS, &e-
His stock has bsen collected With great care and
embraces every variety ofGentfemsn's Wear. His
iessy-,nsas Clothing u made Of the best material
V..,i,s.s.4la ,sy,ns, ssa M stock Of Cieths and
ess,as Iahu,sa infed 70 order 10 the most
ePpless ~ Islnion-bie manner 10 has IN his
s,aD9s : Z y Morkmen add ~ every depart
--1s .oeAeeL
THE LOWEST PRICES. -
VIII be n .iafsihed. WkIIe he intend. 40 ali the
Work. h. eisseads. siso' ~ di-aoss o ~ me osst !,
Ericegtlat will eonytnce the most skeptieaI that his
sstsbiishne sthe onEAPEsr TX mn erry.
lie will also keep on hand or manufaetare TO or.
der, every variety or ~
Roy1G ctorur,1
Vki.t iii ~ H. IA :, II.
81 49, Cfo,Lj.n ~ .gTsn' IN.es, torgood
49, ~. = So. rt;Sl 1n3ys,o Az oesehip-
isPu,-ionlor me
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Cleveland marnets.

CLEVELAND, FEB. 13.-Wheas. I .5p@I.60.
Flour, super6ne 1860 7,s7. Extra SEQ
10 S,25. Corn, Goe in The ear. Oats, 3la
35c dull. Cleuerseed, $50 no saIes,-
Drided Apples 1875. Cheese, w. r.. 8ask.
Pork, light hogs A. per ID net; for heavy or
hogs weighing 1879 lbs and over, 4,25@4,s7
per cwt.
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ANEW TOoK.

A NEW and well selected lot of GROCERIES
N have just been received by the subscriber. at
his old stand where he Will be hapPyto meet his
customers and the pubic general Y.
Groceries will be sold by me as cheap AMI ofas
good Equality as C an be foundin any similar estab-
lishmcnt in the city,
] havejust cceiyed a choice LOT Of CranberrieS,
Lemons, Figs, Pruns, and also a general variety
of Nuts. such as Almonds Brazil Nuts, Coca Nuts,
&c. Also, a splendid lot OF Ola Western Reserve
Cheese. GEORGE j.. WYGUM.
Lancaster. Feb. T. IS5i-4g
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WHALERs Ut THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
Between August and December he Sand
witch Islands were visited by a large fleet
of whalers, amounting to over two hundred
and fifty ships laden with s59,795 barrels
OF whale, and 2o,s57 barrels of sperm oil,
and three and one quarter millions Of
pounds Of bone. There were forty Ameri-
can whalers at Honolulu at the last ac-
Z counts.
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Grc2t Meeting in CiicagO--Acti0n
Of the Network LegisIa.urc.

CHICAGO, Feb. "a large meeting was
heldlast night in opposition to the Nebras-
ka bill, at which Douglas was denounced
most bitterly by the Old Line Democrats
and personal friends.
Reso !utiOns were passed requesting the
Representatives in Congress to vote against
the infringement of the Missouri Comprom-
Use.
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BOOT AND SHOE sTODC,

IN I H.ROB NSoN announces to the pub
Nj. lie that he has purchased the inter
sNH~es Of WIN. b. Trout in tho estabishmeat
~ formerly doing business under the firm
name of RoHiSsoS &c TnoUT, aud that he will hereai-
ter continue the business in ali it's branches at tho
old stand, northwest corner of Main sEa Columbus
Street.
An extensive stock will be- Il all times kept en-
hand, manufactured in the best style and Of stPerior
ma erial. The con inuance OF the liberal patronage
of the public is confidently anticipated.
1.-THE books and accounts Of the late firm are in
my hands for etilement. Feb II, 1854
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Gse
= HAT STGRE
- Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
R.ORERT FIE


"0ULD respectfully ANNOUNCE 20 the citizens Of
w Fairfield county, that he has on hand one of
the largest and best selectedptoek of ii ats and Caps
ever Brought 10 this mark, I, which having been puT-
chased directly from Importers and Eanulacturers,
expressly fof the Western market, he feels confident
in asserting that he will be able TO sell to Merchants
and ,Pedlars at the same prices usually paid to Mer-
chants and Manufacturers in the Eastern cities. He
has a business house Of large dimensions, and as PER-
feet in its arrangements a. any similar establishment
gree Of elegance and beauty throughout. surpassed
by none devoted to the same business. His stock of
goods hefssigns to have, especially in the business
seasons, in keeping with his house--lsIge in amount.
varied IN character and spieEdid in quality,
lie solicits the attention OF the public TO the fol-
lowing articles which comprises portion ofhis stock.
Fine Moleskin, latest style, bsh o New York and
Philadelphia.
No. 2, the best hat 70, 1915 ever brought into this
market.
Fine Kossuth for Winter, ofall styles.
do Otter, Drab, something new.
do Rocklands do do
All kinds offur and Wool Mexicans, made Of the
best materials.
Hats OF all kinds for Boys and children.
Have Wool Hats from 80 centsto $3.50
Caps-The best assortment 10 the CITY comprising
New styled Plush, Brown, Black and Otter caps
oBoys' Navy, cotton Plush, and every style raps
flew coed Ottsr caps. Also some Fur. Aibfwhieh
VIII be sold or The most reasonable terms.
Give him Z cab and every effort shsIfbe made 10
render your visit to his establislGalSat Agreeable and
promotive Of your interests. X. FIELDING.
Laneasar; November %, 1865.
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GEO. LIPPARp, Esq, the romance writer,
died on The 10th inst, in Philadelphia. He
was only 81 years of age, and was the au-
thor Of a number of novels, which have
been read probably as extensively as those
Of any writer in the country. The last Of
his productions, at this time is now in
course Of public alton in the Sunday Mercu-
~ of Philadelphia. He died of consumP-
ton, after a protracted illness, and, it is
said, in a state of almost restitution.
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A%ssIGNEE,s

NOTICE ia hereby given that Aaron A. Kasay has
II this day made an assignment TO us Of all his prom
erty. real and personal, in trust for the equal benefit
OF all his creditors.
Persons indebted to said Kagay are required to
make immediate payment: and those having d mlnds
against him are, requiredto present them to the As
sisnees.
Feb II, 1854. ioNATHa rErEhs'
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e TONG,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
In shnfTcr's New Block, between the Tall
mIdgs House aad Shelters Hotel,
III AS Just opening a large and ,~eautifal assortment
IA Of Ready-mtde Clothing, together with 4
choice seleci ion Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND vESTINGS.
All Of which have been selected with great care and
with special ~refefeare to the wants and taste of this
community.
His long expetience in this branch Of business, is
4 sure eugruutee that bis 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 public are respectfully requested to call and
examine mis- assortment. lie has on hand a general
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
MANUFACTURES TO ORDER.
Out Of the best mlterial and by most accomplished
workmen, any style OF garments,
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
In the best aud most ia hionable manner. He is con-
fient, in this respect, that he en- give genera salts
faction.
His assortment emlrases a general variety of
Ovor-Coa's, Vestings, Snspendefs
Drs.s Do Faat4loons, Ho,ieryi
Carpst-bsss together with all other articles usually
kept in Gantlemah's Furnishing Store, and manu-
~fGcture4 in the most fashionsb'e stylos.
TIE ASSORTMENT Is ENTIRERY NEW;
1t has been purchased Of weil-established houses
in the Eastern cities, and
Will BE WARRANTED,
To be IN ade OF good material and in a durable manner.
lie respectfully invites his old customers and o.
Tiers to call sthis new establishment, where he will
at al times be ready to wait upon them with coon
GOODS AT THE LOWEST RArFs To test his promises,
he asks an examination OF his stock in trade and the
style and quality OF his manufacture.
Lancaster, Nov. %, 1858 +. TONG.
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WAsHTNGfoy, Feb. 1O.-An attempt was
made in the House to-day by Mr.. Jones of
Tenn. to reconsider the vote which nailed
the deficiency bill on account of an error in
the committee ruled out Of order, appealed
and appeal tabled. In the Senate after con-
sideration Of Private bills the Nebraska bill
was taken Up and Truman Smith continued
his speech. ~
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New York, Feb. lI.-Private despatch
es from Norfolk state the steamer Georgia,
hence for Aspinwall, put in there very bad
ly disabeled. The despatch says she is a.
perfect wreck.
A despatch from Baltimore says that the
Georgia, which left this city on the 9th inst.
foi Aspinwall, put in Norfolk disabled IN
the 10th. We have no particulars.
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c~incinnaii M arIkef.

CiEcTEsATi, Feb. I3.-Riyer fallen six
since Saturday. weather, wet.
Flour stagnani, dealers axaitings steam
er's Quotations; SG.sj@3,90. Wbiskey
229c. Provisions dull. NJ sales tlis morn
ing. Sale $50 bbis. Mo1asses 2a4c.-
Cheese, SIC. Clover seed dulla at S5,76.
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RAPID GRowTH.-In lS47 there was
scarcely a dozen white inhabitants in the
place now known as st. Pauls, in Minnes-
ota territory. The village now contains
700 houses and 400 inhabitants. The a
mount OF taxable property in 1853 was
$9o4,437. The capital at present invested
in business is 1896, 900.
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AtBANF, Feb, g.-The Nebraska Reso-
~lutions passed the House to-day, also the
Senate. They instructed the Senators and
Representatives, in Congress to vote against
Douglas bill. They passed in the Senate
by a vote o f2s to 6-the latter being hard
shells.
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@The merchant shipping ofPrussia is
now composed of 979 vessels for foreign
trade, measuring together l3l,4O6 tons,a and
carrying 1921 men; and 37s c~oasting ves-
GELS, of 6,0o5 tons, and S24 men, forming a
total of 1852 vessels, l37,O5I tons, and
9,045 men.
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KARLSRUHE, Feb. ll.-Gov. Bigler
has sent a long and special message to the
House in relation to the Commonwealth
taking possession to the road Of the Frank
lin Canal Company. The Company pro-
tested against the act and avowed their in
%tention to test the question before the Su-
preme Court. The message of the Cover
is strongly in favor of a break ofgauge
at Erie.
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kE ATHEW MYBR. Q non resident, will take no
ItE tee that Let Ensey & Co., have this day filed
their petition against him, in the Clerks Once Of the
court Of common pleas for Fairfield county, Ohio,
praying fJr the revive of a judgment obtained a.
gainst him IN said court, at lhs MAY Term, iS47 and
upon which there remains a balance due Of : 81,
FEB. s, 1873 with the cost Of suit. which said peti.
tion wiiIc como on to b heard at the next Terra Of
saiicoIst. HUNTER & GARAGHTY,
Jan %, IL -6SS3 Attorneys for Petitioners
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ROAD NOTICE.

TNHERE viii be Petition presented to the Com.
i missioners of Fairfield county, Ohio, at their
March term ,praS ing g. tie laying out and establish
Of e,hrisiian Ruch's farm On the Pitcher road; thence
on tha line betwe N sid c Rrch and solomon Ruch,
continuing on S. Rurhrs line to the northwe. t corner
thence on the line bstween David S jitler and I. P.
the line as practicable between r Emiek s. J. Freed
Thomas or (~Sanaell Anderson and Baltzer Ruttar.
Jan. II, 1854 MANY PETITIONERS.
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rGAnother decision has been given in
the Supreme Court Of Michiganin favor Of
the coastitutionality of the liquor law CT
that State.
GJ-The members ofthe Minnesota Iegis-
lature have resolved to give one days per
diemto the Washington National Monu-
ment.
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GREAT pAKGayKs IN vfsnxrTzfnH

GREAT BAKGAIKs IN FgRxrTJnE.
GEoRGEL ECKERr sGB e~os.inHss al hi, Old
W stand on Main street too doOrs East o. Ms
Hooking Valley B0ak. where will be found = ger.
eral assortment Of al kinds Of 6h6fiet Faraffare
which Is admitted by all 10 be the largest aud cheap.
est ever before kept In this city. from The ~pliiasst
-~ 70 the finest. consisting Of I-4-xzs
- E g. Ga ET
gso Solid Mahogany cha.rs,zGz
Tcte-a-tetes. Diyans, bureaus. Tables. S,aHds, HE
Bebsteacs, Mattresses and Looking Glasses.
Cincinnati FnrnitRre-He will also keen on hand
a general assortment Of Cincinnati Furniture. which
viii be sold at small advance upon city prices. thus
%obviating the necessity Of citizens going ~elsswAere
to GUY Furniture, by making it to their sdysn.ase
20 purchase Of the subscriber, offering them either
home or city manufacture.
The long reputation Of bis establishment. for the
best work needs 20 Commentator, but would iut
say, as there Is SO much said in these latter DAYS a.
bout experience and good workmen, that all sgork
soldby rne WILDE warranted TO be right.
Thankful for past fayors, he re p~setTuIly s~olicits .
con inuante Of public patronage. In the same build
ing is Mr.. g. Smiths chairan BeisteaA Factory. 50
that customers can be accommodated in I'll kinjs oil
Furniture. Call and see our large and splendid lot
OF Furniture. @ L. ECKERT.
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FOR II

TINE Store Room in Whites Block, now occupied
il by Little & Matlack. The room is in desirable
part Of Main street, and is convenient and in good
order. Apply soon to the un lersigned.
February 10. X. SCHLElCH, Receiver.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. lO.-The steihier
Isabel arrived this evening bringing Havana
dates to the 9Th. A slight shock of an
earthquake was experienced at Santiago on
the 28th ultino. Considerable excitement
prevailed.
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TNHE partnership heretofore exi ting under the
i firm Of ROBINSON & TK5Ur has BEEN dissolved
by mutual consent. The books and accounts of the
firm are in the hands ofJ. N. BoBIvsow. who is au-
thorized 20 settle the same. j N. ROBINSON,
Feb. IA, 1854. WIN. l.. TROUT.
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JoHs d. MARTIN P. B. EWING. B.c.ETAMB&UGH
EXCHANGE BANK OF MARTINS Co.,
Main Street, Lancaster. Ohio.
INTEREST paid on Deposits-D Drafts and Notes
Il collected and renitted-EssteFn Exchange and
Coin bought and sold at current rates.
January 4, 1854. iv35
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Loeock,s Pulmonic Waters.

Here is your RsmedyARetief n ten Minutes.
Ear. LoCoCKS sPUbMoNIC WATERS are un-
IL failing in the cure of oeughs,c colds asthma, bron-
chitis, hoafseness, aud aHdiseases ofthe I ungs. they
are very ~palatable and any child will take them.
Thousands can and will testify their virtue. Ohebox
viii satisf the most, ~slSeptical that they are what
Represented. Besure snd ask for Dr.. Eocock's Pull
monte Waters, the original and oniy genuine, are
signed, Z. Taylor, on the topof each box, which has
Solaby Dealers generally.
Also by Kaufman s Co., Otto W.KrUner. E. I.
slocum, lancaster, Ohio. Nov. IS, 1858,
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6TA friend once visiting and unworthy
philosopher, whose mind was his kingdom,
expressed his surprise at the smallness of
his apartment: "Why, you have not room
to swing a cat!" "My friend" was the Sc.
rene, unappreciatiye answer, II do not want
to swing u cat"
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
VINX s. BISH. would respectfully inform their
~ customers, and the citizens generally. that they
have Renlored their establishment to tho North side
of Main street, to the room formerly occupied by
the Philadelphia Commission Store, where they are
prepared TO furnish fresh Bread, Rusks, Cakes, and
Crackers al all times and in all seasons.
We have employed the very best workmen in our
line of business and will sell = twholesale and retail
at the ioicest prices.
We arc determined to give general satisfaction
All orders from the city or county for Bread; cakes;
soda, butter, water and Boston crackers, will be
promptly filled. Give us call.
Lancaster, July 81, 1858 link &BISII.
n. 3. We also keep on hand a generalassortment oil
FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be sold at the
owest rates. ZINK s BISH. o.
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AE A1HEV MYER, a NONRESIDENT v III take notice
4tA that Is ,F.Gsrdner and Daniel Fahnsstoek have
hs dsy flied their p tition : gsinst hin inthe Clerks
Office Of the court Of common pleas for Fairfield
OHIO, praying ferthc revive Of q Judgment
obtained against him in said court, at the Nay Term,
l54I, and upon which there remsin5 a balance due
FEB. 9, 1888 Of sl755,49, with the cost Of suit which
said position will come on 70 be heard AZ the next
Term Of SAID court. HUNTER& GARAGHTY,
Jan. ., I5ji-G&J3 Attorneys for Petit toner's.
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6-on the l4th. of January $780, 900 let
ters-the largest number ever known
passed through the London district post.
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tsNHE most splendid assortment Of Fancy and
n Staple Dry Goods ever opened .u this CITY,
will be found at the Philadelphia Commission Store.
Come and see for yourselves. 4 sight of the room
with its will pay tor the trouble, if nothing
else. 81
Mird the ~plaee-South side of Main Street, be-
tween the Washington Hotel and Tailmadge House.
lancaster, January 4, 1854
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WINNIE HOUSE,
Southeast corner Br0a,liOay and Third Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.

M VININLI NVA ITb ON'
FENHlS new and commolious Hotel, from It's location
n is admirably calculated for the seconmo, alton
of the business Men, as well as parties Of plea sure
visiting the city. its ample accommolsti5n have
been recently increased By an edition OF fufty lodg-
ing rooms, Neatness, cleanliness and comfort are the
principal attraction, and the unremitiing attention Of
the Proprietor aud his assistants will Insure satisfA :.
ton. Jan. IS, iS54--37