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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
PROBATE NOTICE.

NToTlCE ishercby given to all persons Interested
~ thatlhe accounts and vouchers Of the estates o
John Bright, Joseph Turner, John Campbell,
Also the Guardian account of David Dunkle, have
been nod in the Probate Court OF Fairfield County fol
Inspection and settlement. and said accounts Will come
on 10 be heard the 9Th day Of April next oras soor
thereafter as may be,
VIRGIL E. SHAW, Pro. Judge.
March lIih A. ID. ISS5-45.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15

Fer Connecticut is called "the land OF
wooden clocks" from the fact that shes
more extensively engaged in the manufac-
ture of clocks than any other state in the
country. She has Sl,o00,0o0 invested,
employs l,2T9 workmen, and manufac-
lures 79d,o0o clocks each year
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
In Fairfield Common Pleas.
Benjamin Townsend, \
ngainst nivorn

Margaret A. Townsend, }
FENHE Defendant, whose place Of residence Is un
known, is hereby notified that dispositions will be
tax in this by the Plaintiff at the Office of the Pro-
bate Judge in the city of zanesyille, County OF Nus
kinghm and State OF Ohio, on the 9Th, 1t and 10Th
days OF April A. d. 1855, between the hours OF eight
O'Clock A. VI. and nine O'Clock y. NJ Of each Of said
days STfNCHCOMR q SHAW
March Is, ls55-3W4j Attorneys for Petitioner.
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Estnte OF John Camrbell.

NIoTlCE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
this day been appointed by the Probate Court OF
Fairfield County. Ohio. Administrator de bonis of
the Rstate OF John Campbell, deceased. All persons
interested will take notice and govern themaelvea ac
eordingy. JOHN II. MvMAUGH, Adm'tor.
March 10, lS5S-4w45
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Shcriil,S Hnle.
George Hoffman and Daniel lIonnan3
VI. In Partition.

Va. In Partition.
Ann Maria Holman rt ais.
HOY virtue of writ of sale 10 me directed from the
> Court of Comm Pleas for FLirledCounty Ohio,
win offer and expose to sale on Saturday april "a,
1855, between tha hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ and 4
O'Clock p. NJ. to the highest bidder The following de-
scribcd Real Estate toWi The East half of the East
half dissection No. 4, Township No II, Range No. 10,
in said County. containg lis acres. The same being
the farm about miles from Lancaster, the Royal!
ton Road lately occupied by Jacob Hoffman deceased.
SG60 G7 OF purchase money subject TO Interest ut
per cent will he left in the hands OF the purchaser
during tho lifetime OF Ann Maria Hoffman, and at
hpr death said sum VIII be payable to the heirs OF
tie said Jacob. Tho balance Of the purchase money
will be required follows: third the day Of
sale and the balance la two equal annual payments
with interest. Immediate possession will be given 30
the purchaser. WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
March &, IS5J-JWIIpf33
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wooLEN FACTORY FOR SALE.

YENHE undersigned would respectfully announce -
the citizens OF Fairfield and adjoining counties,
that he desires TO sell at private sale the WOolen
Factory situated In the own of fAHnvenap0rt,
Fairfield county, Ohio. The machinery is principally
NEW and in FIRST RATE RUNNING ORDER and
does work equal to any in the country, and has largo
run Of custom. There is connected with the Factory
a good and convenient Dwelling House, eoniain-
@ ing four rooms and also four finely situated lotS
-klSl The ont buildings are numerous and convenient
Persons DESTROYS OF making good bargain in this
kind of properly, would do we'll to come and examiDs
said promises. JONATHAN X. MlEsSE.
Havensport, october5, 1882 .'l8
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15

GJ~ General Shields il is confidently
stated, is to be appointed Brigadier Gen
oral in the United States army, He is now
a Senator from Illinois. aud having lost a
reelection. is thus 10 be rewarded. like,
Dodge, Of Wisconsin, who goes to Madrid,
Those who lose place by tie voice Of the
people, ore picked up and supplied with
another by the President 0. S. Eour.
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CARROIL MILLS

s4A YHNIlE undersigned having purchased the Grist
E;;i and FIGURING Mill heretofore owned by Gen.
.kAs.E j. @. Reynolds deceased would hereby inform
the public thati is his purpose 20 make this Mill what
itshould be, Grst mill for the accommodation OF the
neghborhoodin in which 1t is located.-And having Sc
cured the services OF an experienced Miller, prepar
ed ashe believes, 70 do work calculated 70 plsAaS
aud therefore solleits patronage.
May 40, 1884. J. RADEBAeH.
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CIrY ELECTION.

F9VIIE Qualified Voters Of the CITY Of Lancaster, will
meet on Monday the end day OG prii
next, ut the following places within their respective
Wards, t0-wit:
In Ward No /, at the onlce of. Emblch, Beccher's
Corner
In Ward No. q at Clerks oGlcc, in Public Buildings
In Ward No. D. at the Gazette 0nc1, Post 0nce front
In Ward No. 4, at The City Hall, to elect thefollow
ing Officers, to%it;
Mayor, for the term of two years;
city Solicitor, for the term of two years.
City Treasurer, for the term OF one year.
City Marshal, for the term of one year.
| City Trustee for each Ward for the term years
Trustee for Water Works, for the term of years.
. School Directors, for the term of three years
4 Assessors, one for each Ward.
JOHN GARAGHrY, Mayor.
Lancaster, Ohio, March1, lS5J.-43
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Q. n = y. ma.lroatl.

The first enstallment Of iron for the uR-
finished portion of this road east was re-
ceived in this city to-day. The are ties al
ready laid, and the track laying will COM
mcnce Immediately and be pushed forward
to speedy completion. There are still
left few bonds for this county.
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MARRIED.

March 9th, 1855. by the Rev, J. Schlos
ser, Mr.. JAMES BUCHANAN to Miss
ANNE MARlAH MACKLlN, Daughter
OF Peter Macklin, Esq, of Liberty town
ship, Fairfield county, Ohio.
On tho 4,h inst by tho Rev. I. s. Welsz, Mr. JOHN
sCHLEICH ESQ, ,ofCirslevile and Hiss CATHARIaE
TICKLE of Fairfield codnIy. 81
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pyDIIC SALE,

Y will sell at Public Sale at the Swan IorEL. in the
q city of Lancaster. on Thursday, MHrch
q tn, 1853, the following personal properly to-wlt;
80 B,d stcads g. Bedding, Is Wash htandslo Gambia
Stands, 2 Bureaus, ls Lookiug Glasses, large Mir
ror, GGO Yards Carpntng. Side Tables, Dining Ia
blcs, Centre Table, Kt,hcn Tables. Foitecs. l
Lounge, Book Case, Desks, Close Press, Cook
Ing Stove and pipe. Paror stove and pipe large
Cannon Stove and pipe, 70 dozen Chairs dozen cane
bottom Chairs lot ofwash Bowl and Pitchers. large
lotof Dishes, Casters and CUTLERY. lot Of Window
Curtains, lot Of Shoycl and rorga lot ofcoa BnXes
3argc Hog4heads an't lot Of Barrels, Bottles and De-
caLters. Tampa aud Candle Stickp, Clocks, / Water
Urn, lot Hogs, Cow, aud lot Of other articles
too uume rOus to mention.
Say IA commence nj O'Clock OF said day, and CON
tiuue from, day to day, until all sold. Terms mgdo
known on day snle. DANIEL SIl MI
Lancaster, March is 1855
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sSa TIE TELEGRAPH LINE. lss4
LITTLE s DREsH.eus.

IL LIE * DAtESBACkhSS q
NNToULD respectfully announce to ahe ciI1enso o
w Lancaster and vicinity that they are as usual in
receipt of very heavy aud well sJieeled stock OF
spring and Summer Goo
Embracing every variety and style to be had In the
Eastern market, to which We fnMte the attention Of
eVefybody, as we intend schg as cheap as goods can
be sold West OF the Mountains. In addition 10 our
large stock, will be found general assortmcntot
Boots, Shoes, B0nnets aud Hats,
PHrasols and Umbrellas, Looking Classes
9uccnswarc, Glassware, carpoting and Mating
wall Paper, bordering and Window Bnds:
Cotton coyerlet and carpet Yarn,
haising Waddine, candle-wick, etc. sls, an
Also, good stock of Fine Groceries,
Tobacco, &C., in short every thing usually kept Il
Store, and more too. ll
We would say to old friends and customer, n,
VIC return our sincere thanks for their very liberal pA-
Tohsge extended during our business career amopg
men, and ask continuance of the same We will en-
deaVor TO please and give satisfaction to all who viii
IaVor us with their custom All Kinds OF country pro-
duce taken in exchange for Goods FOR which The hisb.
cat market price will be paid. MAY 30, 1854
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NEW FIIsM AND NEW GOODs.
MARTIN, GlESY q co.


At tho Old Stand of ReinmuBd 4 Mnrtis,
III AVE inst received large and elegant menS
a a Of NEW GOODS, comprising n variety unauI=
passed, and which they viii sell vt grcasbsrBAins.
Their stock consists Of
Cloths, CassimUTes, Cassinets, jeans, AO.
Vcstincs or.all the different styles;
And for the Ladies' French Mcrinoes Thai5et Clothbs
Alpacas and De Laines Of all kinds
Caiicoes, Glnghams, Eanneis, and eTerJ article In
the way of Dress Goods to be found in the cities;
ShHws, of every variety ofhue, size aud material;
Dress aud Bonnet Trimmings, bcGutisu lassortmentI
Bnnncts--SiIk, Velvet and StraN--wach the LsdisV
all declare to be the most beautiful and fashionable.
In addition to thcr stock Of Cloths, &c. they have,
stock Of READY MAbE CLOTHING, go, up whE
taste and superior workmanship.
Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps at prices wonderfully
low. Qnccnswar0 and Glassware;
Coffee, Sugar, Ten, Tobacco, Spiess, Ae.,
always hand.
| JfT'Thc new firm tender their thanks for the oA-
couraglng manner in which they have been received
well by the public generally The old patrons OF
the stand and bog leave TO assure ALL constant
attention to their wants and determination 10 keep
up with the times will secure n continuation and
largement Of their business they will not fail to atnH
that end. Country produce taken exchange for goods
Lancaster, Ohio, January A. 1855
MEDICINE AND VARIETY STORE.
TNNHE undersir ne respectfully ndvertiscs he pub
lie that he hrs hand for sae on reasonable terms
for cash, ae0mptete assortment OF ..r.t n l...
Fresh and Well Selected MedicineS,
Comprising every crude Gnd identical derived from ths
YegetdbIe Mineral and Hnimai Kingdoms, and used in
AAoPathie Hemeopgthie Eclectic dBOlGnie practice
The assortm embraces all the Ataoids Rssissids
! Agoo h0H6 aud Aqueous Extracts, &c. &c.
His stock ofSurgical is Of the best
A Full Stock of Family Groceries,
French and American Pcrfumery in great variety
I Havana and common Segars, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco best quality of Wines, Brnndies. &c. natVo
and imported, for medicinal use; strong Cider Vinegar,
4 Window Glass and Glass Ware, together with all the
popular patent medicines, and an endless yoriey Of
Odds and ends both ornamental and useful.
Physicians prescr piions put up with great By .
competent and experienced dispenser.
| NJ. z. KREIDER.
Oct. 96, 1854 No. 106, Main Street, LaAsastsr.
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MeCornlick's Reaper and Grass Cutter and
MOOre's Wheat Drill.

Farmers give us call. Everybody give US n call.
and buy our goods and ploughs and shares
and We viii try In turn to buy your corn, your wheat
your flour. your meat, your hay, your oats your rag
bank notes. or aught ycn may desire spare Of brok
pots or olher ware. We therefore have the hiehe.N
hope without designing any joke, that YOU will give
liberal share of patronage to who are dete t
do business on the mus. liberal terms
February 10, 1854. CLARKE, WRIGHT & CO.
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PURLIC SALE.

TWNiRE viii be sold at public sale at the residence
of The subscriber in hc village of Baltimore, Fair
hcld county Ohio, oh Fri@ayhs l6h day Of March nert
the following property towit: Two head of Horses;
f5 Ss-ss one new Top Buggy; fresh Mssh esvxsA.
IGSSY" cow and Calf; 10 head OF HOGS; 3
I2AA.-. Hives Of bees; Stoves; one 6A.-ss-9
horse Wagon; lot OF House -Joincrs' Tools; work.
benches, DC. &c. Also variety of Household and
Kitchen Furniture too numerous TO mention ! viii
Of NEWLY MADE CABTNET-WARE, consisting OF
l9 l!9BuREAUS, = pair of BEDSTEADs, CUPBOARD,
Terms will be made known on day Of snls. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day.
February -, le55-'i9 G.. G. GoSs'
kNIIT Mouldings for Picture Frames for sale a. the
NEciiy book store
April 81, 1854. b. CONNELL, Agent.
A RcnITECTURE by L. D. Gould, A. Benjamin and
" .. p. Smith, for sale at the city book store
pril 81, ls5i B. CoSNELL, Agent.
(tLARK'S Commentary on the Old and New Tesla
April n'; 81, 'I 1854. a. $50 " Is. C0NXELL Agent.
.---.--.'-
NFRs. POtineton's Carpet Bag OF Fun, for sale a
txnpril ninlga q. isSi. B. coHNELb Agent
yKHIIE Old Brewery and New Mission House, for sal
4 Vii II. igst. ~ D. CoNHELL, Agent
YESHE Lamp LigKer, for sale at the city book store
1 Aprinl 1854. B GoNHELL. Agent.
MARINERS and Emigrant's Book, for safe at A'
n city book store. -
April o. 1854. u. CoNNELL, Agent
The well Known RcsslGr Yarn for Sale.
yUyE undersigned offers for sale this excellent farm
containing So acres of first quality farming land
lying in Pleasant township, ~ iles cast from Ian
caSterand near the Newark road. The Improvement.
are fine large brick dwelling. nm excellent barn and
| other out buildings,a n never falling spring OF pure
water close to the dwelling house. The farm Is well
watcred fhis farm Is not sold at private sale before
Thursday 18th March IL will be offered at public sale or
that day the ren,lscs also wheat in the ground
! Farming utcnsils-Fresh Mich Cows--Nork lorses
Young Cattle and Hogs-~aso great variety OF house
hold aud kitchen furniture. Should the farm not bt
sold on the 18th March, IL will then he offered for ron
For terms of sale &C., apply to Dr. Boerstler or OF
the farm to me f...r GEO. VAN LElPhE.
! February Is, 1S55--4i.
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rue OLD SLOW and EAs lluiIR
Messrs. Clarke, wrlrht & Coz,


An articles superior to all others ofthe Kind in the
country, and one to which invite the special aitcn-
ton OF the Farmer. This machine for cutting shock
30 to 40 ner cent Corn Fodder when cut Is nearly
quite eqnR 10 hay for feeding either cattle or borse
mRkingan acre of well saved corn fuider worth Two
acres " the best grown hay in Ohio They are cacu
l4ated fer either hand or horse power We are also
ptcpating to furnish TO order
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shprju9, enin,

Lancaster, March Is, lcjj -j"l5.
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aI,erjr,s case.

Lancaster, March Is, ls55-5wi5.
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NIIT Mouldings for Picture Frames, for sale at the
Ecity book store
April u, 16Ji. B. CONNELL, Agent.
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Sm uMe ~ man lcnier acknowledgement itdcr. '"'"''''
gtat ecelldbe Ihn in fstner Sfhce, Dem Qanronsrion er1;...
seAapsf' III Der Aabe Der Gip Sail. NV r'"''at &C.
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(gerfekuna Der eriisn seite.l

uno %iiirmten NIT unNiperfeblt6eml Seler bic SIsels
bpl@uns binauf. Sptalp bic Bride fret seipeiet tpar,
patten ote gunen eini9e &anpnen 9eritsrsetra6t, NO
mt le Den Snfantericaugrif unterltibten. Sis aber
Die paltte Der 9bbe fartet bic 9tuFen 1inauf; bS aber
e'elten Die Sran3cien Stanb unp es entlpann i@ Elm
tufHtear bartnadt9er anb blutt9er &f. Sdrttt Dor
Sarttt wurpen bic gtufen surad9ecran9t rnt spsen iih
enpltd, NIT tbreft Sanpnen iber ben SluB 3urid.
gSabreno pieles AT Der Bride worrying, Bate Der
ttnte Siit9el Der Sulen bic re9te Slanfe Der ~fransSli<
id'et' Steaag anee9rifen. Sier famen ss gtu1cn in
10 ptdsten Saufen bcrar,, pab Die &artGt16en Der Sarz
ptnter LANCE @aien in ie festen. gber cbne it6 barum
gu tintr'err, fhrstsn ie NIT folder @ntb ben SIsel
perait, Dap fs Die 3aaSen, welde ben abbane belrbt
ptelteit, ;'iradparfet nnb auf ben &amm bes Sisels
9%ela's9ten, tpp iie bieltsr, nm atnien gu formiren. DpG
III Dem a~usenblid, 100 fe 9eset bet eisentli6en Sip
felpltttt Der frar3Sfl1elt Yplitipn %antrinaen tpputen,
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~sproesiten &eiben itnbter,, purben inbe6cn BON pet, bir-
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etn i'prfertlbes &rer3feuer; Der Giidsue marc str mil.
Ten Sluht urb an pieier Stele mar Der Setnb aGn,lih
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len lth bic Nifeh nod einntal s1 einem britten 2In-
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eelappan9; aber iebt 9atten bic SranspIet ale t6re
&rafte betetitanper unb Die SartnGft9teit Der 9tuIen
ltet9erte ltur ibre Terlufte. Sic mubten enblid, flteben.
Gpe es aber 9efdab, 9atten bic NuiIem brci Satterie,
1epe bon IL Sanpne,t aif elmer 9tn6S6e ierletts Der
S1Hertaba petrdSfirt unp bieIe bedtcn ben Tiif,ro Nor
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DC maren' tbren Ste9 gu ~perfclsen. 3par warb atf
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plateau ait sr Mafen3ie Meiersi fdca be,psrt frlist
itup es mar eben ni9ts. ntebr su MAIDEN.
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g ntttes.

gfaf Ser Gillette mtubte font eine &Gnisin BON Sranf~
reta mad benz Gpbe ibres @emabls feds @pben lana
i'm Settblei6en rnb barfte pa6renp bieier aansei, Belt
bas 2assslidt ntdt iebea. gtpb 1915 betanp Die Sttte.
geenn int &pra pielf 5alnert ite9en, bic nit leeren
9lebren iiber bic anrern Ainausra9en, 70 iasen bic ga,,z
ern tn ber Betterau Der Stcs9eh iuntert. SIM Sdpee
bii6en beibt niibis 9eben = %junferern.
gBelaer Spra9e %bepiente ii6 gptt, ais CT 9lbarn aus
benz 9araSieie iastes Gin Stalieter, 9aetbeui, BAT
febr selebrt pariiber 9eihrteben unb 1T 3t Dem GfeIul.
tate sefcnntrit, Der Sefe9l iei lit peuti6er Sprabe ace
sebeit tpprbeit,
Gin Grai 5abfelp in gSien binterlieb su @nbe bes
ocriset Sabrbuaberts cine Observation-Disclosures In,
gSertb BON $4,000 @ulben.
prpuO9pn, Der IN ecnbcn iebr suriidsespsen ,tnb In
febr wenis slar3enpen Serbaltni0en lebt, miro beit-
nadt 3nei @erfe: etlt acknowledgements unb Elm
p9tfpippbii6es eriAeinen lafen, 1tter ben Siteln: llber
bic 9nnattaten" unp n&pt Der 5hsntliden Rural,"
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