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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12
IAdmihistratol . fSnsrgrn

NoTIcE is hereby given, that the undersigned as
Y Adp,inistratord De sosis ReE ef Zepheniah HleP,
deceased, by virtue or ni Osdcr of the Probate Court
house door on Saturday the eet1 day spriI Is5J 81
10 O'clock ,he following described Real Estate situate
in said county, to-wt: Lot No. seven (iin eartoru
first addition to the town OF Lancaster, being part Of
oui-Lot No. six (6l Bank addition, East. Also part
Of ln-lot number SIX 10y in Carers addition 20 she
nofLancaster; Beginning at the North es corner
of said InLot No. o, on Bank :theIre Eaet aoPg
the line of said Alley fifteen tI5) feet thence South
parallel with the West boundary limo of said Lot 80
Main strcet thence West afieen l5) feet 70 sad ori
gnal West boundary line, being the SouhweAt corn
Of the afore Lot; thence North along said Weste
boundary line 10 the place OF beginning being also
part Of Lot No. six (G) of the Bank addition, EastoT
Lancaster. Appraised at $3.50. Title clear, -
Terms Of saie-One third In hand, one third in ono
year. the residue In two years whinerest de srred
eyments. sssst HENRY GINGHER, Adnl'tor.
March 29-5w47 !. .ALRERD WILLIAMS, Attorney.
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SheriG,s Sale,

TIC oIdfe ~ UHt0 FalrheTd COUNTY,, ~. ~
DuRsUA Ant to the command Of an order Cor sale
II fromthe Court Of Common Pleas OF said county
and to me directcd, will offer ut public sale at the
Court House in Lancaster, Saturday 26th day o
april a. ID. 1855, stwecn the hours Of 10 O'Clock Am.
tate towit; Situate in the county OF Fairfield and State
OF Ohio beingthe eqaaand undivided half Lot No.
in Square No. the Eastern addition to The town
of Baltimore Also, Lots No. and Ia the central adj
dion 10 the town 0f Baltimore, excepting2 25 fsct Oh
the South side ofLOt No. the last naned- Tho undi-
ydcd half Of Lot No. FIRST above named, valued at
S75; Lot No. In the central addition valued at $40;
Lot No. 9yaued at Sl75. Also, at the same time and
place, equal and undivided hair Of all the Maehi
merry belonging the Factory which erected on LOT
ming Machinery left IN the old Factory situate on Lot
No. In the town of Baltimore. Terms of sale cash.
To be sold as the property ofGeOrge II. Houscr aud
Rnama his wife al the suit OF Edward Calkins.
,r-..- WILLIAM POTTER sheriff.
'ar Bye NJ. Il. WlSEMAN, Deputy,
HUNTER & DAUdHERrY, Alt'ys March 22-5w46pfS4,5 81
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12

soul of my father from purgatory. Can
you wonder, sir, that this incident made a
deep impression upon my youthful mind,
or that il shook my faith in your whole
system? And, as far as memory serves
me, Father n. was an amiable man. and (
above the ordinary level of the men Of his
calling.
Another fact which early impressed me
in reference TO purgatory is this. Your
church makes distinction between mortal
and venial sinners. The former so to hell
for ever-the latter 60 10 pnrgatory,
'whence they are taken. by tie prayers
and aims offered orithcm, and principal
lly by the holy sacrifice Of the mass. -
Now always saw that the most mortal
sinners, that everybody would say went
10 he'll, could always have masses said for
them as il they went to purgatory; pro-
vidcd their friends could pay; and that less
mortal sinners, that people would say went
TO purgatory, were sent to he'll, II their
friends could not pay for masses for them.
And their souls were kept in purgaiory for
long while when their friends paid
promptly every year; but their souls were
soon prayed out whose friends could not
pay long for them. Facts ike these, sir,
very early impressed my mind, and shook
my faith in the religion Of my parents and
priests. And when, in maturer years,
could more fully consider them, they led
me to reject religion as fable cunningly
devised by priests. M
Again; 10 pray to angles and saints is q
doctrine Of your church. ! am quite IA
miliar with your explanations of it; will
the distinction which your writers make tt
free it from idoIa'ry. Itis precisely thu
distinction which Tie healhen make TO &c
rid Of the same charge. Perhaps ere thes'
: letters are concluded may return to thl
subject; have only TO do now with SOM
; OF my early impressions in reference to il
: In our parish chapel tLere were grea
!, many pictures of saints. Whose picture
:. they were do not remember. But o.
= Sabbath morning, nm hour before mass,
: have often seen the POOR people, and eve
!, !. some more wealthy and refined, going o
" their knees fIom the one picture to III
>, other, and counting their beads, and bow
= inc before them with external acts of tn
>, most profound and sincere worship. A
~ ; though, then, thought differently, hav
:. not now doubt but that it was idolatry
!" But the idea that struck me was this: heI
=, ~ are some praying to Peter, or Paul, {
~ - John; the same pictures are hung up.
! ! ten thousand chaples all over the worlt
= and in all these chaples persons arc pray
=, ing to them. Can these good saints hei
= but in one place. or can they hear in al
% % Ifthey can hear all, then they are omn
!. present--if omnipresent, they are god
II Thus we have as many gods as saints
II But if they hear. but in one place, then nil
~ =, thousand nine hundred and ninety-nir
0s :" out Of the ten thousand are praying to {
~ u absent saint This one thought, reverer
Of 81 sir. very early in life impressed my min
'" and was not tie least powerful among Il
causes which led me, eventually, to reje
OF the authority of your church. More
he these causes in my next.
H. With great respect, yours,
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sl,eria,s sale.

The State Of Ohio, Fairfield County, Ss.
EHURSUANT to the com naGd OF an order for sale
n from the Court Of Common Pleas In and for said
County Of Fairfield and to me directed will offer Of
public sale at the Court honsc in Lancaster, Sa.a
dag day Of Apr a. D. 1855, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock a. NJ and O'Clock y. M, the following
described Real Estate, Wit; situate In the County
Fairfield State OF O.. The North half ofthe No thwcs
Quarter of Section number (s4l Township number
Qa)thrteen, Range number Qg) nineteen in said coun
y Containing eighty less, valued at fou
dollars per acrc To be sold as the property Of Ella,
Tutrow, Asa Green and James NJ Pratt at tho suit o
Cornelius Steenrod. No. 43O c0dc.)
Terms 0. sale cash. WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
By G. NJ, l.. WlSEMAN, Deputy.
NJ lRTIN & ScHLEICH, Auys March 2o-5wiGpfS3
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- SherIlf,s Sale.
SheriG,s Sale.

- TIC state erOAiS, Fairfeid County, So.
nURSUANT to the command OF an order for
the sale ofpropefty from the Court OF Common
Pleas in and for said County and to me directed will
offer public sale at the Court House in In the City
Of Lancaster Saturday the l2th day icJ hayt an.
1855, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o.
clock r. a. of said day, The following described Real
Estate, to witt Situate county bf Fairneidnhd state
of Ohio, being n-Is number seyentyhve in carpen-
iers addition to the town Of Lancaster, in said county
free from any aud all claims or Ieins OF each and
every ofthe defendants hereins Valued at $500.
To be sold tho property of William j. Gard, at the
suit Of II. G. Trout and Samuel jackson. Terms ASH
GEo,W. MAcELRoy, Atty, WM POTTER, Sheriff.
BY c. NJ L. WISEMAN, Deputy.
April ), 1s55-5w4spfS3 b 40 ~
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PARTITION NnTICE.

To Abraham Hedges. sins A. Hedges, william ?.
Rice, Rebecca Tallman widow Of 49, 1alImAn,
Snndford +. Dulin md his wifi. Rachel, NilltsmH,
Fountain and his wife Albnnh, George HunIworh
and his wife Elizabeth, John X. Hedges aLd Jeaso
F. Hedges,heirs of Joshua Hedges deceased; JonH-
than Eveland and Rachel his NHt. John Talbott sLd
Nancy bis wife, James A. Lucas and Rebecca his
wife, Charles Paul and Alice his wife, AhnE. Dish
eswidow OF ----- Dishes, Abraham Hedges,
William Hedges, Jesse Hedges Rose Ann Hedsea.
and Mary Hedges, heirs of lsaae Hedges deceased,
NoU Will take notice thai on the twenty nfst day of
N March a. ID. 1885, she undersigned hled q EaIi-
ton in the Court OF Common Pleas Of Fairfield corn
ono, where Me same is now pending, demanding
county; hundred and one acres part OF ,he sou,h
East quarter Of ctionaye ts Range ninessn Oh,
township fourteen u4) being the lands sd
10 the said Jesse Hedges by his father Jesse Hedgeshy
awll dated July LIST 1915, admttteJio Probate
second day OF October 4. ID. ISIS, aud recorded in
Book spagc 50 the Records OF Wins for Fairfield
County. = -lF t't.'-'
AZ the next term ofsaid Court application will no
made By the undersigned for All order thai rsrtilioD
ma! be made Of said premises. NARY 4. RICE.
ALTREDWILIIANs, Atty. REBECCA RICB
March 90, 1eJj--GW1GlfS5,Q5
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Sheritf's Sale.
George Holman and Daniel Hofman,)

Ann Maria HOFFMAN ct ais. y
NY virtue ola writ of saleto me directed from the
Court OF CommOn Pleas for Fairhel onnty, Ohio,
Will offer and expose TO sale On Saturday. April IA
1885, botween the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M. and "a
O'Clock P NJ. TO tho highe bidder the following de-
serbed Real Estate tO-wit The East half of the East
halfofSecton No. 4, Township No, IA, Range No. 10,
insaid Comfy. colalng 14S acres. The same being
the farm about miles from Lancaster, on the Royal
ton lond latnly occupied by Jacob Hoffman decensed,
7per cent. will len in the hands Of the pureha
daring the life-time of Ann Maria Hoffman, and at
her death said sum will be payable to the heirs Of
the said jacob The balance of the purchase money
Will be required follows: one-tbird on the day OF
sale and the balance In two equal annual paymen V
| the purchaser. WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
March g, le55--5w4ipfe3 ,Ns-3N
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The state Fair for 1858.


The annexed communication from the
Secretary Of the Board Of Agriculture,
will show the position occupied by the
Board in regard TO holding a Fair during
the present year.
Their. are thousands Of persons, over a
large extent Of country, who feel deep
interest in the subject matter, and We in
vite our exchanges, to make note OF the
iacts.--EDs. Journal.
STATE AomcuLrrRAL Rooms,
Columbus, April 5, 1855
Editors Journal--
GENTLEMAN: Tho inquiry is now be-
ing frequently made. rs TO whether there
will be State Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Fair" in Ohio. the coming autumn.--
We know OF no means Of answering this
question, ESQ far as We have the facts, so
well, as through the "press."
II is known to many. that the estate
Board of Agriculture" has addressed two
circulars 10 the Railroad Companies Of
Ohio, the first urging themnot to cut oft
these exhibitions. by passing general
regulation" as proposed. for charging half
freight upon oil stock and articles ship
ped for exhibition.
Tho second, respectfully asking them to
reconsider. restoring former terms, after
the regulation above named had been pas
sed, on the ground that we could not hold
Fair upon the plan proposed by them
I'VE are confirmed in this opinion, by ex'
tensive communications with prominent
stock men. For instance, in recent let
tor from Clinton county--and to this coun
ty we Away look for a very large entry
of stock-we are told that in case Fai
! is held this year. under the plan proposed
by the Railroad Companies, there will b.
no stock taken from that county
The three roads named below, are place.
, by action of their Directors, upon th'
+ ground heretofore occupied, viz: with
full restoration Of former terms: The G. c
, & c., the G. & Erie, and the Central Obi
, roads. The Sandusky & Mansfield Ca
replied that they would restore the foI
mer terms. provided the Fair be locate
lupon, or near either terminus Of that road
. As no as invitation has been extended
our Board from either Of the points indica
ted, we Of course cannot mako such pre-
= position available. The Ohio q Indian
road, extending from Crestline TO Fo
!, Wayne, has replied through their Dire
tors, in regard to carrying passengers
= half fare, only on through tickets, b,
! make no mention Of the subject Of the CT
= = cular, upon which alone we base our a
, ton. There have been no commune
lions received from Companies not name
- above.
!. - We observe that other States have q
= y ready fixed upon time and place, for the
), = several Fairs. 1t is now about thr
!, Il months later than the period at which o
!" Fairs have been located, and the preliI
u u inaries determined upon.
~ The President of our Board has iix
- upon next month to call meeting of I
III Board, which will have for its object I
u fixing upon a plan of operations, in I
a absence Of State Fair. II we hold St'
=, "a Fair, the preliminaries and location mi
~ ~ be determined upon very speedily.
~ G. SPRAGUE,
Cor. Sec. Board of Horticulture,
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Sherins Sale.


- The State Of Ohio, Fairfield CouatyU.
John W.Taylor & Wife Palntiirs,) In po,t,top Fair
Mary Rickets, CT ais, defendant. "V'u "0''' ''0
HDY'vrtue of an order Of sale from the Court of
D Common Pleas in and for said county, and to me
directed will Offer at public sale, upon tho premises,
Oa Tsesday the 2itA day Of Apri a. ID. 1855, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud O'Clock II. NJ, tho
following described lands and tenemenis, tp-wt;-
Lots No. 30 No. 60. o67 no. 60, M 10, Me- iG,no %
No. o. & No. l0l, in the town OF Pckeringon, In the
county of Fairfield Stac OF Ohio. Lot 80 valued al
s20O CO at S5 67 at S475 no. 60 at $50, 20 al
so 7G ut $780, no. 0a ut $l5, no 90 at $le,ho lOl
ut 500. 5fH
Terms of sale, one third in hand, one-hrd In one
and one third in two years. with interest deferred
| pay ymcnts from tho dny of sale. ,Lt-t A..t.
MARTIN & ScuLEIcn, ANs. WIN POTTER Sheriff
BY G. NJ. Z. WTSEMAN, Deputy.
| Lancaster. Mnrch 10, lslj--5Mi i5.. Il. ~ -----
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% SheriG's Sale.

~ -TAe State Of Ohio, Fairfeid County, -,
HOY virtue of an execution, against property, from
} the Court Of Common Pleas in and orsald eoun-
~ and to mo directed will offer at public sale, nj
the Court House, in Lancaster, on Sd'Hrdaythe 2lst
day of qprii a. D. 1865, between the hours of ~ o.
clock a, NJ. aud O'Clock p. NJ, the following de-
scribcd real estate, to-wlt 'Stnatc In the Chy ol
in the county OF FairheId,and State of Ohio,
being the west half OF In Lot number six in the
twelfth square Of said city; Valued at $500. To be
sold asthe property of Il. L.. SOcum ut the suit of
Mary Bury Guardian of the children Of the late Joseph
Bury ,deeeased. 'tit @ti' 'it-'1 i'ic
q, Terms Of sale, cash -.t.......... ~
y. VAN TRuMP. Atty. WM.POTTER, Sherin,
81 s3 ,,3c.M. Il. WsEMAS, Deputy,4 ttea-r
Inncnsinr March Ii. 1Rhh-lMIi
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SheriGs Snlr,


The state of Ohio, Fairfield County. -.
FDURSUANT to the command Of an order for sale
Il from tho Court OF Common Pleas OF Fairfield
county, and TO me directed, will ofer ut public sale
at the Court House in Lancaster Saturday the 2Sth
day Of 7Ptt ID. 1855 between the hOu-s Of10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock y. NJ. the following described
Real Estate to-wt: InLnts numbers 46 and A. in the
town of Oakland in kairfel county, Ohio. =
Valued ut, for Lot No. 40, S5, for Lot No AZ $tS2 So
To be sold the property Of ThoInas Cain, George
Cain, John Cain, William Cain aud Emanuel Shupe al
the suit of George Wolf. Teens OF sale cash.
WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
B -s! l.-s.t"G By &c. A. L. WISEMAN, Deputy.
SrINcHcoNn & snAw, Atty's March 22-jwi6pfS3
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some recent oceurranees have induced me
to break long silence. and to state in
series Of letters addressed to your Right
Reverence, the reasons which induced me
to leave the Roman Catholic Church, and
which prevent me from returning to it,
OF these letters, this is the 6TSt. | ask oi
you for them kind and candid persual.
With great respect, yours,
KIRwAN.
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ShcriT,s Sale.
The state Of OHIO, Fairfield County, IS.
The Court Of CUumon Pleas OF Fair County, Ohio
Petition to fOreclose, &c. N.327 code.
John A. Collins Plainhn

The Court Of GOinmon Pleas of Fair field County, Ohio.
Petition to fOreclose, &c. n .327 code.
John A. Collins, Plaintiff t
r. against ..
Nelson Coates and Hester Bradshaw. John RebcT and
Daniel Kutz partners in trade under ihe nanla and
firm of Reber aud Kutz, Daniel Siiford and William
Pitt Creed, Administrations OF tae Estate OF John
Creed dee, and James White. defendants.
EDY virtue Of an 0rdJr OF sale to directed In the
4 b above cause by the Court OF Common Pleas OF
said County will Offer and expose 10 sale at public
venhue aud out-cry at the door Of the Court House IN
the City Of Lancaster in said County and State, On sa-
tardaytbs2lst day Of fy7prii a. ID. 1855, between the
hours OF l0O'clock 4. and O'Clock =. N. of said
day, the following Real Estate stuate in the County
of Fairfield aud State of Ohio, to-wt: n-iut number
two mo. 81 in IIart's subdivision of Out-Lot number
two No. Hl and the West half Of three
(No. 3l North of and adjoining the Town OF Lancaster
in said County, excepting seven az feet and six a.
nchos fronting on Broad Street, of the North side o
said Lot and running back between parallel lines that
width TO alley in the OF said Lot TO be sold n
the property Of said Defendants Nelson Coates ant
Hester Bradshaw to satsfy udg't against them In ill
in favor Of said plaintiffs for 1924 90 and costs
suit with interest from 26th Feb. A. ID. 1855.
! Appraised at $1,000. Terms Of sale cash in hand.
Gro, w Mac ELRoY,pis. Atty. WIN, POTTER, Sherln
| March Is, lsj5-Jw45 G, NJ, l.. WlSEMAN, Deputy.
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UPfsa SPRING and SUMMERMEDICINE, Car
ters Spanish Mixture stands pre-e eminent, above all
others Its singularly chcaciOus action the blood;
its and viyfying qualities; It's tonic ne-
lion on the Liver; tsteudency drive all hunors to
the surface, thereby cleansing the system according
TO Naturcs own prescription Its harmless, and ut the
same time extraordinary good enccts,and the nnmbcr
of cures testified to by many Of the most Respectable
citizens of Richmond, Va, and elsewhcre, must bc
evidence that there is humbug abpnti u,
The trial ola single bottle win satisfy the most skep-
tlcal Ofts benefits. c4t tlis.sg +tt .r
~ SEQ advertisement in another column.
dpril s, ls55-IwNo 4S. Hti." "if. -'
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Shsr,a,. Sale.


PeieF HIIIy ard -,
Ia Purtiu0ns
Jeremiah HiIlyard ,etals.)
ny virtue OF an order Of sale 10 me directed irons
II y the Court OF Common Pleas for Fairaeld county,
Ohio viii offer aud expose TO sale by public scndue
and out-cry al the door ofthe Court House. In said
county, on Saturday l4A day e 9prii nsr between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. N. aud o'clock =. NJ, Of
said day the following described Lands and tene me ntS
t0-wi: Part Of the South West quarter OfSecton No.
ss IN township No siNteen OF range No IL s0ntainhH
seyeUty-twO acres free ofsny And all neumbcraAess
Whatsoever,
tTerms Of sale, oue-thlrd in hand one-third In one
yeAr and the remainihR one-hird In two years Wlla
Interest ON deforred pas ments from day Of sale.
Appraised a SIS per acre.
L March 8, I65S1.45. WI. POTTER, ShehO
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PnOnhTE NOTIcE..

NoTlCE is hereby given TO all persons Interested,
IN that EiiJah Beefy "A dmiliisFator of William Foa1
ter deceased, Eleanor dministratriz st SIMON
=. Keller, decreased and james NJ. Rice, Admins
traitor OF John Lysinger deceased, - -
Also that David Dmkie ,g1ardiafof BeehteI'shoirt
have filed their accounts and Vouchers in the Probate
Cont OF Fairfield county, ohio for inspection AID
settlement, and that the said accounts win be for
hearing OH the 9th day of April instant.
April 5th A. ID. lSJj-48.+ +'-i 1as ~ y
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE ishercby given to all persons interested, j.,
administrator of the Estate of Isaac VI Mason. do
ceased have been filed in the Probate Coun Tor Pair
Held County, Ohio by said Administrator Tor
and settlement. and said account will come Oh W be
heard on the 18th day Of April ncx osa, soon lhsrs-
after AS may he. VIRGIL Il. SHAW, ProJals Judge
Lancaster. March % IS5i-As
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She riG,s Sale.

Ths state Of Ohio, Fairfield County, s..
VNURSUANT to the t0Iniand Of asccohd order for
4 : sale from tho Court Of Common Meas of Fairfield
County, and tome directed II VIII offer ut public sale
dav day Of APriL a. d. 1855, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p Of said day. the
following described Rea Estate ,to-yit: In Lot nnn
ber Carpenters addition to the town Of Lancaster
q Valued ut s1l25. To be sold as the property Of
Mattin Hill, AT the suit Of John Arncy. 81 g r.. IL
Terms of sulc cash.
BRAsEr Il soS, Atty,s. - wM. POTTER, Sheriff.
,,,,.rt I. By O.. NJ. l.. WlSEMAN, Deputy.
Lnncnster, Ohio, March Is, lsJ5-Jw4JpfS3
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ALFREn McYEIGH.

ATToHNEY AND couxsRLLoK AT law, Jusrtcu oV
PEAoE AED GENERAL LAND AsENr,
Lancaster, OhiOs
VXTlLL give attention to the purchasng and sellri
wv Of kcal Estate, also, 10 the procuring OF
aions aud Bounty lAnds. tt
oFFICE--In the BhSk Block, nearly opposite
Hooking Valley Bank. may 10 1854
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ET Tuesday last the residence of
John Borland, Esq, on King street and
Immediately in the rear of Mr., Doty's res
idence on the corner of King and Colum-
bus, was discovered to be on fire and before
the necessary aid could be secured was en-
tircly consumed. Most of the furniture
was saved. We understand that Mr.. Bor-
land was only partially insured and that
his loss will range from $500 to $780,
Weregret TO olearn that during the con-
fusion in getting the Engine to the fire II
youg man named Winegardner became en-
tangled in the ropes and was thrown under
the Engine which passed over and broke
one of his legs. Mr.. Adam Siefert ant
Mr.. Stephen Smith were also seriously tho
not dangerously hurt. gas
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WIZ. POTTER, shsh0
Probate Notice,

NToTICR isA eTeby givcn, to the all persons inter-
in ested. thkt the accounts aud vouchers OF the
tates of .9dah Wagner, Ruth abrams aud Jacob YO-
der also the account of .adam Brandt, guardian Of
earharts heirs have been fied in the Probate Court
of Fairnedeounty, Ohio, for inspection aud settle
mont and that the will be for hearing on the llip
day Of May, q. D. 1855, or soon thereafter may
be. VIRGIL, T.. SHAW. Probate Judge.
Lancaster, april 10, 1s55-4o
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5T UPRoR4FE NDTfCNFTIg 2

NOTICE ishercby given W ali persons interested
that the accounts and vouchers of ihc e.I.Ies
Isaac Wilson, Rein Grimes, William hiiEYan ald
William, NJ. Townsend, s..s
Also the Guardian's accounis or Danisl Rsdshsrsh,
Guardian OF Martha a, Dudley, have LsrR. Ilsdil1 .
the Probate Cour Of Fairfield county, Ohio ~, IT,
'speeuon and settlement, and that said atsou6ts Uhl
eome,onto be heard on the goth day ofApril ,l5. -
rs soon til rcafLVr may be.
VIRGIL L. SHAW, Pre-. .Jadgsl
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MARRIED,

. On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. S. M.
Bright, Mr.. JAMES Work to Miss. MARY
f. NEwKIRK, both Of this county. s.