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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-04
WAR WITH RUSSIA
England & France Assist the Turksl

WE look with great interest for the arrival
w OF the next Steamer from Europe. which
will undoubtedly, bring the intelligence of most
sangninary conflicts between the great Powers
Of the Eastern Continent.
But that need not however alarm the people
OF Northern Ohio, and more especially the cili.
zens Of Sendusky county, for they
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-04
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFR.4UDED
Buy no book unless DR.. A. Nj Mauriceau, l29
Liberty Street, N Y, is the title page, and the
entry in the Clerks Ofico the back Of the title
page and buy only Of respectable and honorable
Dealers or send by mail, and address to DR.. A. M.
MaurCeau, there spurious and surepttious
infringemsnts Of copyright
na- Upon receipt of One Dollar 8" THE MAR
RiED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
United States the Canadas and British Provinces
All Letters must be postpaid, and addressed 10
CITY. Publishing Office, No. l2o Liberty Street,
New-York
Agents.
|. A. WARD. Femqnt-C. F.. Newman,
Miller, ,.Hihersburgit-La Lapham &
Stehbns, yMiian-A. d. Wright. PerrysJurg-
J. s. Gregory. .Haumee Ciy-G. r. Morton,
Chadwick, Toledo, and Ebbrr &
Scott, T!Nn. Sept. 1853 -ly
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-04

IL sPienoto assortment Of fEhfOyuEhl r,
Fresh from the Manufacturers,
to which they invite the particular attention Of
the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Fremont,
and the lovers Of Fine Odors generally. We do
fail TO please the most fastdious. Our essort
ment is VERY LARGE, and all can find theh
favorite Perfume or Extract. We suboin list
OF the principal articles 10 which we desire 10 call
especial attention. For particulars, come and ex.
anime for yourselves:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-04

200 Sets Elegant Silver Tea -Spoons,at9 1900
SO " I" Desert.Spoonf, "l2 go
25 &c I" Tablespoons, "lS $50
10000 Vols. Mr.. Partington's Carpet
Bag of Fun, an 25 Cents. ......... 10000
30, 1000 Pieces of the most Fashionable
Music, at 25 Cents each. ............ 1850
$4,000 Elegant Steel Engravings, at 25
Cents Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
10000 Finely Engraved Pocket Maps of
the City of New York. I27 rs
81 ,069 Porte Monnaies, at 25 Cents.... 7,772 25
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AUDIroRs OFFICE, Sandusky CO., o.
hereby certify that the foregoing acts have
been compared with, and are correct copies OF
those furnished BY the Secretary Of State.
HORACE E. CLARK, Auditor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-04

SECRETARY OF STAsE's OFFICE
I, William Trevitt, Secretary of State, OF
the State of Ohio, hereby certify that the fore
going laws are correctly copied from the origi
nal rolls in this Office.
WILLIAM TREVITT,
Secretary of State.
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esOO, 900 WORTH OF
Gifts for the People!
PROFESSOR HARTs
4 GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE
OF THE WHOLE WORLD I!
WORLDS HALL,

1hGEt 6tE GN GhT MOE
OF THE WHOLE WORLD I! n
WORLDS HALL,
Nos. S77 6 37o Broadwoy, New. York.
PRor, }. woopmsN HARr, Proprietor & Manager.
F. II E. BRows, Treas. @. e, MoaToS, Cor. Sec.
= AsHToN HASRrss,. .....Descriptive Lecturer
Miss c. LIE BARor MuRDocH, Vocalist & Pianist.
=. IuRL, L,............. 80. Leader OF Band i.
Prof. j. WOODMAN HART,
w ould respectfully inform the citizens Of Fremont
and the World al large, that for the purpose Of
enabling all TO see his wonderful illustration of
the Entire World, the irJt and only thing Of the
kind ever produced, now on exhibition at the
Worlds Hall, Nos. 377 aud 3T9 Broadway, and
for the purpose Of popularzing American art /;
and also Of giving world wide notoriety 10 his re-
nowned Books Of Travels, Adventures, and
Anecdotes" which should be read by the million.
as we'll as 10 secure for the ILLUSTRATED
JOURNAL called "THE WHOLE WORLD"
the largest circulation of any literary or business
paper extsnt. he will distribute among the pur-
chssers Of his One Dollar Tickets 100000 Mag.
nifcsni aud Valuable Gifts, amounting to the
SUN total Of $500 600.
LIST OF GIFTS.
Prof. Hart's Whole World, worth an i'm
mense fortune TO any one, valued at. $50, 900
Prof. Hart's Elegant Coun,r ,ry Seat with
100 acres of Land in high state of
cultivation, the buildings which cost
$4,000, situated on Long Island Sound
aud commanding magnificent view Of
80 miles in every direction, valued at $4,000
terest or securitv,.................. 10000
The Celebrated Model Of the City of
San Francisco, now on exhibition, VAL
ued at. ...................... 5000
Holy Land. ..................".. @ 10000
A Magnificent City Residence in New
nno
] Ofks s'...'s.. s.'..ssssss libUUU
100. 900 Volumes of Prof. Hart's Exten-
sive Traveisin the Ole and New World
nterspersed with remarkable Adven-
lures, Amusing Anecdotes, and Thrill
ing Incidents. elegantly bound. with
gilt edges, including Portrait of the
Aulnor, r,ss...... .ss............... l0,UJU
Twenty-Five Building Lots, each con-
tanning 10000 square feet in beauti-
full village in the suburbs Of New York
City, each valued at $500, ............ I2,500
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-04

as we have made arrangements BY which we
WILL as heretofore, supply them with every arti.
Gle Of WEARING APPAREL, at
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-04
Perfhmeryl Perfumery!

TTAvE- JUST RECEIVED very large and
IL splendid assortment OF PERFU.NERY y,
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s. BUCKLAND & Co, Fremont.
w. B. Dimmick, Bellevue.
p. b. Beery & Brother Clyde.
Charles Powers, Woodville.
August g, l653--ly
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Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist enc
drag through life as do the beasts Of the field, o.
the insects Of the earth, eyncing no more thoughl
reflection than though the noble faculties Of mnt
were not vouchsafej 10 them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness Of a confdng and aiIectonate wife, with
perhaps family Of children.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON AND
ZANESVILLE RAIL ROAD,

4 APFN TO ClRCLEVILLE--Two daily Trains,
NI(Sun!ays excepted) between Washington and
Cincinnatii and one daIly train between Circlevillo
and Cincinnati. On and sfter Tuesday, March l4.h,
1854, until further notice, Trains will run as Iol.
lows:
Upward train from Circleville. leaves rinciunati at
z4S AN. Ond arrives at fircleville, at . AZ p. NJ.
Upward train for Washington leaves Cincinnati at
$40 p NJ and arrives at Washington atS.05 NJ.
Downward train caves Circleviile at IL 10 p. NJ.
and arrives at Cincinnati at Z As P. NJ.
Downward train from Washington, leaves at 6,3n
A NJ, and arrives at Cincinnati a ll,25A NJ.
Trains viii stop for pass sngers as follows. at Will
lismsport. -Four Corners. Now Holland, Washington,
Rattiosnake, Sabina, Cross Road, Wilmington, Sligo,
Clarksville and Morrow, and on the Little Miami
poad, at De 'ripld, Buter Vorth's water station, Love
land, MEANWHILE. Milford AID Pla'nville, and on pro-
per notice by flag or to Conlutor, at Branch Hill and
Linwood, (ai turnpike
The downwArd trains from Washington connect al
Morrow with the trains on the Little Miami Road
for Columbu
Inns Of Omnibuses will run between Circleville,
Chillicothe and Lancaster, connecting with tho MORN
ing train from, and tho evening train 10 Cincinnati.
Faro from Cincinna,ito Washington ..... .S2,25
+" " " " Circleyi le,..,,., 800
For other information and tickets. spply at Ticket
Office, orner Of broadway and Front streets, and at
the Little Miami Depot, or to the Station Agents on
tho line. j. w. WOODWARD,
Engineer and superintendent
CTThe Omnibus Line will call for and deliver pas
sengers to and from The trains in any part ofthe city.
II b.. RUGGLES, Conductor.
rJ'Thc Company will not DO responsible for beg
gage excee ling $50 in vauo. unless the same be re-
turned TO tho Conductor or Agent, and freight paid at
the rate oil a passage Tor every 5000 in value above
that amount. March "a 1854
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
March 90,
NEW GOODS.


VA7E have now received a large and complete as
w sortment of New & Fashionable Goods.
which we are daily exhibiting and selling at the old
stand Of REISMUND AND SON.
All we ask or require, is, that persons visiting our
city in pursuit Of good bargains, will give us a call
We detest humbuggery. and. besides. our goods, once
e~ramined, recommend themselves. Our stock is full
was bought in a cash market, and we arc satisfied
with small profits. We can supply our customers
with almost every thing heart can wish for, from an
ounce of Indigo TO a hogShcad Of Sugar; or from a
gard Of 6t cent Calico Co a faHsuit 9frlothes for S..
OF SHOES. Hats. Bounets, Hose. Ribbons, Parssols.
sllks,lawns. bareges, d. %laines, ginghams, calicoes.
cloths, cassimeres, Satinets, tweeds. Nc we are well
supplied as respects b,th qualities and prices.
We keep on hand the best Of Family Groceries.
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice,
Spices, &c.
And we arc always supplied with a large and valu-
able stock of Ready Made Clothing, made hore
At home. on special order, and therefore gleatly pre-
ferable to that imported from eastern slop-shors.
.rFCash and country Produce always taken in ex-
change TO rgoods. REINMUND e MARTIN.
Anril so. 49, d89
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
NEW GOODs--CnEAP AND PLENTY,
JACOB +. BECK,

HAS Just re at his New Cash Store, on Main
HI street, ono door West Of Mr. s. Beery's Groee.
nv, a splendid stock ofSpRtNo AND SUMMER GooDs,
In part a. follows: DRY GOODS.
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE g. GROCERIES,;
Cotton Yarn Of all descriptionsS'a rpet chain, Bonnets
Hats, Shoes and Slippers.
My Goods were purchased in tho Eastern cities al
the lowest cash prices, and will DO sold rs low al
any house can sell for, In this or any other county
The public is respectfully invited to call ano ex'
anime my stock Of Goods and prices as ] I'm deter.
mined not to he undersOld In this market.
lPAlso a large & general. assortment Of ready
made Clothing al very. low prices. :
Country Produee.Of all binds taken in exchange
for Goods. . 90. Il !, biloxi.
,lansaster; Msrehos, iSS4-sm
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
1854 N. w. GRAHAM & CO., 1854
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOOT oF FIFTH sTREET ON fiji CANAL,
ZaneSviiIc, Ohio.

FOOT OF FIFTH STREET. ON THE CANAL,
ZaneSviilc, Oiio.
DHOpRH TORS Of Irregular line OF Steamers run
ming TO PrTTsnRRa" and WuEELtEu. also regu-
l,r Line Of Canal Boa's running 10 all points on the
Ohio and Hooking Canals.
Through Receipts given for all kinds Of Produce
for Shipment + asst.
Through Receipts will he given for all kinda Of
Goods from Pittsburgh or Whec ing, to Newark. Mt.
Vernon, Columbus ana l. n~eaS'or,at as low rates and,
we think, greater expedition than by any other route.
Goods destined for shipment by Rail Road from
here, wi be frwarlAd sam > day ofthsir receipt.
Liberal cash adyan es made on property in store.
All property entrusted to our caro- viii receive
prompt attention NV GRAHAM & co.
Zanosvilla. Ohio, Feb 10, lS54-3m
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
Read the effTetS of DR.. s. A. Weaver's
Medicines on HnmOrs in Children.

~NN ''N va
Medicines on UumOrs In Children.
PRovn FxoE.R l., May 12th. 1855.
Or. S. A. WEAVER, Dear Sill feel a pleasure
in communicating to you somc ofthe facts in rela-
ton to the wonderful effects Of your Cankrr and Salt
Rh"un Syrup and cefste, in my own family NV
little boy about 5 wears If sge has hcen troubled
{ ON an infant. with some form Of disease. which
was supposed oftimes 10 depend upon a humor. He
would often ba taken suddenly i'll, and then it was
supposed to be tha worms y hich troubled him Oc-
cAsionally sores would srprsr upon the surface Of
his body, especially sboutth face and nose and we
noticed at such timeshe appeared better in his gen.
eral heath. His sick turns funlly predominatrd.
and he gradu'lly sunk 'u'o a serious snd critical con
dition We gave him medicines for worms but cou'd
not see any material difference inthe symptoms -
We then gave him medicines highly r commanded
for humors and such other medicines as ' g thou7h'
adapted TO his case, hut still could preceiye no benefit.
II was tho orinion oil m any that the child could MOI
survive long in his present condition, for he became
very much emaciAtc' frotful and pevish, reqiring tho
constant attention of a fnithful nurse. I became a
harmed for his safety Snd called in a physician who
vainry strove TO restore him. Ihae hoard much OF
DR. S. A. Weaver's Canher and Salt Rheum Syrup
ana asa 'a6L reFOTI ueteI mlneu 10 MAKE a tlihi OF II
on the child. Iaerordirgly procured = bottle and
commenced giving it to him in small doses. Very
soon sores began to appear upon the surface, end as
we proceeded they gradually increased in number
and size, until running together, well nigh covered
his face and limbs with q solid scab Iprocured the
Cerate and applied it to these soras, which imme'
diatelv began to improve in appearance, until by
continuation they we're entirely healed. New sores
occasionally app cared, but were soon healed in the
same manner as b. fore. From the time the frst
sores appeared externally, tho child's general health
began TO improve, his appetite was restored, his
spirits revived, and ho seemed playful and healthy
Since tn humor has been driven out and cured, by
these invaluable remedies tho child has suffered none
of those sudden attacks Of which ! have spoken, but
has been a hardy rugged, healthy child. 1t woul4
be impossible to make any one sensible ofthe mighty
change which has tskon place in my child since us
ing these medicines, unless they had seen him in his
sickness and could SEQ him now. | most cordially
~rcccmmsnd these popular remedies which have thus
stsunehed a little sufferer from the frbve sud re
stored s'adnoss on stricken fathers heart. ! do SC
he moro cheerfully, hoping that others severely
afflicted may have perfect confidence In these inva.'
uabls preparations.
!. N. Harris & Co Cincinnati. genera agent fol
th South and West, Sold in Lancaster, wholesale and
= tail b, Kaufman & Co, and by druggists generally
In the State. Allil 10, 1901.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

A dead HEAD" SuRE Esouom.--A g.
B1rke. Post Muster at Bellows FauA, Yer.
mont,w wanted lobe "dead headed" over the
railroads, and for that purpose, It Is alleged
represented hImseIf 10 be a special agent Of
She POsi ofiee Department. This came Il
the knowledge Of Post Master GenersI
Campbell. who cut bis oaaelal head CLIMAX.
sag him aTesl .sSsad hssb.D
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
NOTICE.

James Wi4hcr and Potter Wolf, Administrators Of
David Wisher, deceased,
Against
William Wisher of Rpnton county, Indiana, John
vii v and Maria his wife, of Coshocton county
Ohio; John Wisher and Thomas Wishcr of la els
county, lllinois; James Rutherford and Ellenor hi
wife, Of Delaware County. Indisnn; Nancy Nolf,
James llouck and Harriet his wife; Mary Ann
Wisher and Mary Ellen Wisher (minor) Of Fair
fed county, Ohio-dnfendants.
INllE said defendants are notified that on the 18th
l day of March, A.. D. 1854, said administrators
fed their petition in the office of the Probate Judge
for Fairfi Id county, Ohio. the object and PRAYER Of
which is to obtain an order &c on the 18Th day Of
May. 1854, or as soon thereafter as may be- cpnven-
lent, for the sale of the following real estate Ct said
drcedent to paw his debts, 10 wit a5ou. one acre and
ona haaf of an acre Of land in the Forth East quarter
of Section II in township l6 Of Ran! % II in Fairfield
county. Ohio.
JAMes WIsHER and PnTER WOLF. Administrators
of David Wisher, deceased.
March %, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

For Caiiornm.--This morning Perry
STEisMAN g. JAMES NJ. MIERs, left our city
with q fine and valuable drove OF horses,d dee.
tined for the California m rket. They 90
by way OF tho Plains, to San Francitco.
making Salt Lake city paint In their route.
Messrs. StclnmOn g. Miers are both enter.
pricing young men, natives Of our city. and
leave us with a very general wish Of our
citizens that they may have n pleasant Jour.
ney out receive a big PIE for their stock
md n safe return 10 their homes. They
have both passed several years in Califpr-
MIA, and are well acquainted with the man
ner that busiIe.sis tran acted In that far
distant Stntc-success after d II I'm say all
Tor they deserve it.-Mondny'S Daily.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
mac Premium norse Ton Inckson,

VNJlLL stand the ensuing season from the first
Wv day of April Ilei is a Beautiful lark bay near
l6S hands high, 6 years old this spring. a splendid
walker and nnturil trotfer of tho first ordor, with a
form Of ro:iect .ymmet,y. lie was sired by jack
son, an 10 by the world renowned AndrewIackson
the fastest II otter OF his day; ha by Young BashaH
who was got by Grand Bashsw.a thorough bred i'm
ported stallion lie is without doubt ona Of the most
beautiful and thorough bred stations in he country
tracing back through n line Of choice ancestry TO
tho purest Arabian and English horses.
farmers desiIouS OF improving their stock wonld
do well to call at the subscribers stable, in Plea
SAINT towns lip, ] ! miles from Lancaster on the Poor
House road, and examine him. TO give pedigree
and a proper description Of Top Jackson would re.
quiro more raom than a newspaper advertisement
will admit. Call and examine him for yourself.
April 8. 1854. JOHN A. FETTERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

Removal, -LITTLE g. MATLAcK have re.
moved their extensive Saddlery 10 the room
formerly occupied by Beery s. jenkins us u
Tin shop, and one door west Of Martin g. Coz
Exchange Bank. Their rooms IRE large and
well filled with s~uddlery and harness Of
every description This is an enterpr'sinQ
firm and finishes work in a style unsurpuss'
ed for beauty and durability.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

On the 96th nh. bv Thomas Jackson,
ESQ, Mr.. GEORGE RUBLE,and Mrs. MA
RIA McCABE, both of Bern township
Attic Tallmsdge House in this city, on
Tuesday March 3Nth. hv the R'v John M.
Lowrie. Mr., WILLIAM T MAFFIT, to
Miss REBECCA R. MELTCK.
In Greenfield township on the snme dsv
hv tho Rev. J. NJ. Lnw'i'. Mr. GEORGE,
w. BECK. 10 Miss SARAH JANE, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. VIM. McClery.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

MARTLAHD Coal TRADE.--The coal trade
for the week ending the LIST inst. shows an
increase rs compared with the previous
week OF $780, tons--the increase bring from
ths Wes,cr port region. For the week
there were transported over the Cumberlanc
Coal aud Iron Compnny's railroad, from III,
Fr"s,bnrg region, 100 tons, and from thc
"esternport region. over the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. , ,sa94 tons, making an az
greIa'e from the entire region, OF a,5i9I
toms mud since tho LIST Of January last. 90,
100 tons. This, says the Cumberland Tel
cgraPh, shows a falling VT in the trade. com
pred with the sumo period in 1852, Of go,
7l8 tOns.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
Mechanics. Inventors and Manufacturers.
s45o, IN SPLENDID PRIZES. $3.50.


VOLUME TX Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN COM
" mcnces on thu 17th of September. Iii chiefly
devotedio the advancement Of the interests of Me-
chanics. Inventors. Manmfa ciurers and Farmers, by
he diffusion of useful knowle 'ge upon these impor-
tant branches. It's editedbv men practically skilled
in the Arts md Sciences, and widely regarded as a
sound and able journal, Noar'v ali the VKLuAnLE
PATENTS which issue weekly from the PATENT Or
FIcE are ILLusTRATLp WITH ENuRAvIHss. and the
CLAIMS of all the PATENTS arc published in it's
columns: thus making the paper a perfect ScrEN11.
Fic AND MECHANICAL ENcYcLoPEnIA for future
as well as present reference. The SCIENTIFIC A.
MERIcAN is v4rv extensively cirfulnted-its circu-
lation in this Volume exceeding 10 600 copies per
week; II is in form for Binding; each volume con.
tains SEVERAL HUNDRED E~NGRAVINGS and
over FOUR HUNDRED PAGES of READING
MATTER, with an INDEX. The PRACTICAL RE-
cIPEs alone are worth to many families much more
than tho subscription price.
The Publisher offer the following valuable prizes
for the largest list Of subscribers sent in by the first
Of January next sion will be given for the largest
list; $75 for the second 500 for the third S45 for
the fourth $40 for the 9th; s35 for the 9Th s90for
the 7th; $95 for the 9Th; 900 for the 9th SIS for.
the 10th; aI0iorthe lith and S. for the 10Th. The
cash will DO paid to the successful competitor. i'm
medintely after January LIST, 1854.
TERNrs ;-One copy one year. 50; one copy six
months, 81; FIVE copies six months. 81; ten copies
six months, 81; ten copies 10 months, $25; fifteen
copies twelve months. $22; twenty copies Twelve
months, 928i in advance.
Letters should be directed, post paid, to MUM g.
Co., 1913 Fulton street. N. Y. Nov. l.. 1869.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

THE frauds and violence at the polls 10
New Orleans, at the late election, exceed
anything that has ever before been witness.
Ell IN this co"htry. So corrupt and outra.
geous had become tn police und city gov
eminent that a Reform party. consisting of
respectable, substantial citizens Of all pa.
ties was organized, and the r%ufiains were
met aud put down in the most summary
manner. The New Orlean, Crescent saws
that in nearly all the precincts the reforn.
tickets had been elected by large mujori.
lipa.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
FRESH ARRIVAL or GROCERIES,.

FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Y HAVE just received by tho Canal Boat Westwind,
L a fresh supply and can now offer to my friends and
TIE public In generai.n large and we'll assorted LOT Of
choice Groceries. Tho following articles | would
recomncn ia particular:
Hosi Green lilo Coffee, Primo New Orleans Sugar
Rico. Fresh Rlisins, lard Oil and Tanners Oil,
MLtkarel No. ., without deception,
Dutch tierrings, Goldfish In good order;
Snt Soapby tho gallon or barrel,
Clarat Vino In cssk and boxes, pure cidor vinegar
hgancrai assortment ofrobacco, Nails, imported
Ind Domestic Liquors and imported Segars,
Lancaster January 81 1859. L. ECKG
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

Mrs Wusos.--The telegraph made a
cruel mislnke in tegard 10 this lady, whose
suntrings have attracted so much Of the
sympathy of the public In consequence OF
her capture Ivy Indians. II announced few
days ngo, without much delicacy, thut she
had give birth 10 n "ine Iadian boy" So
fnr as the "boy" is concerned, the report il
cUrrect; but the preixis not found In the
Independence NM } parcrs. where tho In.
formation was irst received.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

Noiicp.-A meeting of the Stockholders
of the Fairfield County Savings Institute
will be held At their Banking House, in Lam
cas'er,on Monday The first day o. May next,
for the purpose of elecling Directors for the
ensuing year. "A general Attendance Is re-
que ted. A. c. WORTHINGToN, Cash.
April 6, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

Martha Washington Con'pirators A cor.
respondent Of the Cincinnati Sun writing
from Helena, Arkansas, and who seems to
have a considerable amount Of sympathy for
the Martha Washington prisoners,says they
have the very best counsel in that "neck of
woods" and tina, it Is their decided opinion
that Arkansas has m jurisdiction over this
case, und that 1t must be so decided.