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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-08
ooEuxpus. Ohio, March 5, 1855.
T. s. SLAuoHrKR, ESQ,


EDIroR GALErrE.-Dear Sir:-On look
ing over the Gazette of the first instant, /
nOli,e communication signed Patrick
Powers in which there are some state
ments made in reference to the firm of Bur-
& Co.'S $50, 900 gift Enierprize which are
most certainly not trues and which the
writer must have known to- be false when
he penned them. l have had many busi-
ness transactions with Messrs. Burnell il
Co., and have always found them honest
and fine men. On the 18th of May last,
attended at WaIeutt's Hall in this city,
for the purpose Of reporting the proceed
lings of meeting which was advertised
to take place for the election of u com
mittee. by the ticket holders, TO superin-
tend the distribution Of tho $4,000 gifts
of Burnell &c Co. This meeting was
numerously attended by persons througout
Ethis State and Indiana. AT the meeting
| was selected as one Of tho committee for
this county. and afterwards appointed
chairman 10y the other members Of the
committee. I have been thus particular
to satisfy you that know something of
the affair When. read the commuBiea-
tion of Mr.. Powers, called at the Office
of Burneil & Co. to learn the cause Of SO
severe an attack upon their character. l
asked to see their books which were polite
" opened for nv inspection, by which
found that Mr.. Patrick Powers had receiv-
ed from them several tickets. part of which
were marked returned" and part drew
I gifts. For instance ticket No. 43631, a
Watch valued at $40, No. 1742 n Daguer-
reotype valued at SO, with others Of lesser
value. also saw Mr.. Powers receipt
dated a6 6.h'of July, 1854, for the above gifts
Yet Mr.. Powers states thai in the month
of September he received letter from a
friend of his in this city, stating that the
SO. .OO0gift distribution had not taken place
Mark We. he Powers having two months
, previously knoWn that il had. he having
] given receips for those gifts allotted to his
numbers. The same day Of signing the
receipts above named, End by the Books
of Burnell &, Co. that Mr.. Powers got tf-
ty tickets in their 100000 Enterprfze;
this proves at least that he was perfectly
satisfied with the distribution that had ta-
ken place. In order to be certain as to the
/ signature to the receipts referred to, Task
ed If they had any letters from Mr.. Pow
era, when one was handed to me dated 10Th
of last month. "a very vulgar epistle by
the way) the signature Of which / COM
pared with those attached to the receipts,
and have no hesitation in stating, that
they were written by the same hand.
} have no interest whatever in the case, but
to prevent your being imposed on, and as
matter of justice to Burnel & Co.
, think you will agree with me that wher
Mr.. Powers wrote the article in your pa
per, that he stated for truth, what he wei
knew to be FALSE. Trusting that yor
will excuse my thus trespassing on your
, time & patience. l am, Dear Sir,
very truly Yours,
JOHN GEARY. editor Capital City
? Fact.
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c. w. & z.B.R.-Chnngc OfTIme.

1t will be noticed by referring 10 our ad-
vertising columns that the above road has
changedits running time. We statedlast
week that . contract had been made for
sufficient amount Of iron to secure its com
|Pletion to GAINESVILLE. This is truly glad
tidings. Wetrust the second mortgage
bonds of the company now offered fol
sale will meet with ready purchasers
They are most undoubtedly a safe invest
mcnt, as they are secured by mortgage on
the whole road, draw seven per cent in
terest. payable semi-annually, and arc tc
be redeemed in ten years.
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SheriG,s SnIe.
Goorgo Hoirman nna Daniel IolTmanl

Ys. In Partition.
Ann Maria Hoffman ct ais. , f.
DY virtue of writ Of sale tn me diracted from the
COur OF CONNIE on Piehs for F;,irleldCounty Ohio,
will Ocr and expose 10 sala on Saturday, dpril a.
1865, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock 4. NJ to the high est bidder, the following de-
scrbed Real Estate, 10 wi The East half of the East
half Of Section No. 4, Township No II, Range No 10
in sAid County. cOntuing lfa acros. The same being
the farm about miles from Lancaster, on the Royal
ton Road lately occupied by jacob Hoffman deceased
aleS6 G7 OF the purchase money subject to Interest al
per cent will be left in the hands of the purchaser
during the fe-iime Of Ann Maria Hoffman, md al
hor death said sum will DO payable to the heirs OIL
the said Jacob. The balance OF the purchase money
will be required follows: onethird on the day o
sale aud the balance in two equal annual payments
withinerest. Immediate possession will be given tC
the purchaser. WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
March 8, le5S-5wAipf43 -.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-08

INcENDIARIEs IN CrRcLEvrLLE.-The Mar
ble Factory belonging to Mr.. Samuel
Cradlebaugh was discovered TO be on fire,
on Tuesday morning last, and the build
ing. with most Of its contents destroyed
The loss was estimated at one thousand
dollars. Y.t
On Thursday morning the Cooper shop,
belonging to Mr., John Maiden, together
with lot of tools and newly made work
was destroyed by FIRE. Loss twelve hun
dred dollars. Both these fires we're the
work ofincendiaries.
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CITY ELECTION.

TIME oualined Voters OF the Cigy Of Lancaster, Wia
u meet on Monday the end day of April
Wards, to-wlt;
In Ward No. l, atthe oniee of. Emb,eh, Deeehsr's
Corner
In Ward No. a.Ht Clerks once, In Public BniIdinEs
In Ward No. 3, at the Gazette ohee, Post once front
In Ward No. at the City Hall, to elect Tire folSW.
Ing Officers, to.wit:
Mayor, for the term two years;
City solicitor, for Tie term OF two yoarn.
City Treasurer, 70 the term Of one year.
City Marshal, for the term Of One year.
City Trustee for each Ward, for the term yoars.
Trustee for Water Works. for the term OF years
2School Directors, for the term OF three yeRrs.
JOHN GARAGHrY, Mayor.
Laucastcr. Ohio, March I. le5S -.-<a
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ARRIsON.

There is much morbid curiosity TO he
hold this man, about whom so much has
been said, and who has attracted more at'
tenton than any individual who has figured
before the public for some time. We un.
derstand that there is no falling off in the
attendance of tho fairsex, whose sympa,
thetie hearts always throb with compass.
sion for tho unhappy, and who are the last
- believe the guilt of those condemned BY
tho sterncr portion Of humanity. 1t /.
said that the condemned man is usually
cheerful, converses freely with those who
visit him. seldom touchesupon the subject
which of all others is Of the most vital i'm.
portanco TO his presentprnce Of mind q fu-
Iure eternal welfare, but Ii ever the ques.
tion of bis Innocence is mootcd, he is n:
enthusiastic and energetic MS ever in de.
nying the guilty deed His appetite is
good, and he INDUCES, when not occupied
by The company Of visitors, in reading;
and SO time passes, each day bringing
nearer that awful hour when by the laws
ofhis country he will lay down his life MS
On atonemcnt for the crime with which he
was found guilty Ifjusily, who shall sag
but that dread omhipotcnt before whose
eternal throne all must receive their fna
sentenced Gin. Eng.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-08

In Conuersville, (Ia. circulars were
issued few weeks since announcing a
great Gift Concert, large number of tick
cts were sold, but on the day fixed for
drawing, Mr.. Hunt-the leader in the
enterprise, attempted to leave town, bnt
before he succeeded in getting any con
siderable distance from the place, he was
overhauled and brought back-ticket hold
ers were much excited, audit was propos.
ed to lynch the imposter, bu: it was
finally agreed to take from him whatever
money he had in his possession, which was
done, and the amount distributed among
the parties who held tickets. He was af-
forwards sent to Jail; from which lie was
subsequently discharged, no charges hav-
ing been preferred against him.
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4
B1snor HAML1YE.-Tho Rev. Bishop
Hamlne has resigned the preaching of the
Gospel, and now devotes his whole time to
the practice Of It. He has donated $685.
900 to tho establishment Of n University, at
Red Wing, Minnesota, 10 be called the
Hamline University.
Thomas M. Gally, one Of tho most elo-
quent advocates oftemperance in the west
died on board the steamer Antelope, at
Fort Adams, Miss, a few days ago. Mr..
Gally was native of Wheeling, and a
member of the Virginia Legislature atthc
time of his death.
Highway robberies and murders have
become alarmingly frequent. On Wednes-
day evening Mr.. Brigham Laudon was
knocked down near Dayton. severely beat
en-, and left for dead in the road. His as
sailants robbed him of $500 in gold. be-
sides some paper money, while he was in
sensible.
A terrible accident occurred recently at
Martinsville. Indiana. In raising the Gu
pola on new Baptist Church, the scaffold-
ing gave way, and the timbcrs, roof and
ioists we're carried to the cellar, burrying
under the ruins twelve of the workmen.
Eight Of the twelve were seriously injured
four fatally.
No licenses have been granted to sell ar
dent spirits in the town of Golden, Erie
county, N. Y, forthelast seventeen years
AS a consequence there is not a pauper in
the town.
MoRMoSIsM The name Of Mormon
preacher was added to the list Of oficia-
ting clergymen who, acted as chaplains for
the California Legislature, because he offer
cd to pray for thathsnorable body without
money and withoutprice.
1 EF Our friend, e S. CoLDoRN, of the
Perry County american has turned poet
"The Wife's Appeal is a truthful por'
traiture Of woman's love.
! Hon. HENRY PIERPoNr EDwARDs, one
Of the Judges of the Supreme Court o
New York, died on The eth of February
It is rumored at New York, that a igh
will soon take place between Morrissey
and Hyre for $1,000. ee' s's
!, The Know Nothing have carried th'
+ corporation election in Georgetown, Vir
+, ginia. by large majority. Z
The Massillon House, at Massillon, wa
destroyed by fire on Tuesday last. Los
$4,000. Fully insured.
E Marcia Murroha been appointedmilitar
2 governor Of Cuba He is feared by tn
nasiyss, s .zse
-. 81
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Partition Notice,

Jacob Weaver, Peter Weaver, Adam Weaver, Daniel
Weaver, Soloman Weaver, Anne Weaver. Emily
Weaver. minor Samuel P. Weaver, David Weaver,
George Goss and Polly his wife, George Fultz and
CathaFine his wife, Sylvester s. Sheperd and Christi
ma his wlfc, George Pope and Francs his wife, Jo-
seph G. Terningcr and Sarah his wife, Benjamin s.
Feeman and Margaret his wife, Samuel ely and
Elizabeth his wife, Henry Miers and Maria N. his
wife and Mary Weaver, widow,
VNTILL take notice that tn 22nd day o. January
wv 1855, John Weaver and Leonard Weaver iilod
Petition against them In the Office of the CLERK of tho
Court Of Common Pleas OF Fairfield County, Ohio,
praying partition of the East half Of Section No. s.,
Township No, Is, aud Range No. Is, in Fairfield coun
ty except "A acres OF the South end thereof belonging
70 Solomon Spangler, containing 212 acres And that
at the neXtTerm OF said Court, application will bS
made by said Petitioners for an order that partition
may be made OF said premises
BRASEE & SON, Ait'ys for Petitioners.
January 95, 1865
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-08

NJ TNEURALGlA.--1his formid able disease, which
seems to hattie the skill or physicians, yields like
gic to Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. F. Boyden, formerly OF the Aster House, New
York, and late proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel
Richmond, Vitglnia, of tho hundreds who have
been cured OF Severe Neuralgia, by Carers Spanish
Mi Sture.
Since his cure, he has recommended II to numbers
of others, who suffering with nearly every form
OF disease, with the most wonderful success.
He says it is the most extraordinary medicine he has
ever used, aud tho best blood pu rider known.
- Soc advertisement In another column.
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SherlRs Sale.

Jacob McGowcn In Partition Fairfield
rs. g $500. ...
John MoGowen, etais.S Common Pleas.
VpY virtue ofan rider of sale to mo directed from
b the Court OF Common Pleas for Fairfield county,
and out-ery at tho door of tho Court House, in said
county. Saturday the ma day Of April, HeEs, be-
tween the hours OF ten o'cock A. NJ, aud o'clock p.
NJ, OF said day, the following described Lands and
tenemeus to-wt; In Lot No, 70 in the town of East
Kushvllle IN said county.
Terms OF sale, one third in hand, one third in one
year aud tho remaining one-third In years with
interest deferred pay ments from tho day OF sale
Appraised at 5000. WM. POTTER, Sheriff
March &. lS55--44
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

II WILL expose sale, on Saturday thr 24th day Of
March, 1855, by public venduo at the Court House
door In the city OF Lancaster, Ohio, the wing Real
Estate; Fifty.Sevcn Acres and 40 PerclleS
OF Land South part OF the Southwest Quarter OF Sec
ton No. q, Township No. Is, Range No. Is, Fairfield
county, Ohio. . ~.
Out.LOt, No. IN, North of Lancaster,
containing sl00 Acres to be sold entire in parcels
TO suit purchasers.
Hot No. 10, in the Town ofNcw salem, ,
In said eounty,On which is situate small Log House.
Lot No. IL, in the town of Pleasant =
ville. In said county, on which Is situate Frame
Dwelling House. At.- t....t a l>
Terms Of Sale-one third In hand, one-third In one
and one third 10 two years with interest. y
Any OF the above property may be purchased ut prt
vnte sale on terms above. JOHH X. MU MAUGH,
Feb. 6, le55--4O Assignee OF C.M. Beery.
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TIN SHOP q FOUNDnY wARE-ROOM
James Nc cNIanamy

HI OF TIN, COPPER aud SHEET-IRON WARE In
Gesy's BHidiag, Door Vest fthe Hoekia9 Vallsy
Bank is prepared furnish the people OF this county
with every thing that may be needed in his llne He
Keeps on hand every variety Of COOKING and HEAT
ING STOVES for WOOD and C0AIs consisting IN part
Of the Lion Air Tight, Western Queon.
Triumph, Buck, Presidents and Preference for Wood
and Black Diamond for Coal. Also Ploughs, Plough
Shares Sugar Kettles & HoIlow-ware All Of the above
articles will be sold low be bought
He invites citzens generally TO call and examine his
stock. JAMES McMANAMY.
N. b. Honso-spouting & jobbing done uponshort no.
tice. Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Iron taken In
change for any Of the above articles. Me.
Lancaster, may /, 1854
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LAND EOR SALE.

TENHE undersigned offers for sale Eighty Acres.
u of Land, located In Hooking Township, az
miles West Of Lancaster, on tbs Turnpike, described
as follows II being the West half Of the Southwest
Quarter of Section No. 16, Township No. IA. in Range
E,=A No. 10. Improvements consist of TWO ,ESn
&;;il DWELLING HOUSES and STA BILE. good ~
Esi.L SPRING handy TO the Dwelling, a GOOD Il
YOUNG ORCHARD of grated Fruit, Fny Acres
cleared under cultivation. Whole Eighty Acres
der good fence, the other Thirty Acres we'll
nice Sugar Orchard. twO-ns vsr-falling streams OF
water passing through the farm The price OF the above
land is $50 per two thousand dollars In hand the
balance in two annual payments with interest.
For further particulars apply TO the subscriber liz Ing
on the promises. WILLIAM NJ. TAYLOR.
February I. Ie55--39S .-.sr l-i ts.f- ~
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sherid,s Sale.
Peter fllllyard, -.
JoremIsi Hillyard,o,al..5 "

Jeremiah Hillyard, ,etals> 50. e IL
VDY virtue of an ordcr OF snle TO directed from
, the Court OF Common Pleas for Fairfield county,
Ohio, will offer and expose to sale by public yendue
and outcry, at the door Of the Court House, in said
county, Saturday tAel4h day April Rert between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M and O'Clock p. NJ, Of
said day the following described Lands and tenoments
to-wit Part Of the South West quarter OF Section No.
% In township No. sixteen OF range No II, containing
seycniytwo acres free fany and all incumberances
whatsoever. r'a
Terms of SALE ono third In hand one third in one
yearand the remaining one-third In two years with
Interest on deferred payments from day of sale.
Appraised at SIS per acre. -.
March 3, 1875, WM. POTTER, SheIn.i
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The well Known Ressler Farm for Sale
ny INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
RISING & LYONS,

a RE now receiving al their old stand as fine stock
"A OF FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS as has ever
been offered In this Market consisting every article
In the Dry Goods line, together with Fns Stock 81
Boots and SAoes, Groeerfes, QHeshspars and Glass
mare all OF which they are determined sell low
any house in Fairfield county, entire cash stores not
excepted.
They beg eaye 10 tender their earnest thanks TO the
share Of patronage they have received since they have
been In business, and hope for continuance Of the
same assuring the public that pains shall be spared
tcles ofcounry produce taken N sSehangs for Goos
lancaster, March 81. 1854 -, - ssfs
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The Davis VIII Case.

The SEQ Gazette of Tuesday morning
contains a somewhat lengthy report of the
proceedings of this case. On account Of
the magnitude of the case and the great
interest taken in it by numerous citizen of
this county, We shall in our next issue copy
the Gazettels report. 1t came to hand too
late for this weeks paper.
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Notice is hereby given,

TNNIIAT on the 10Th day Of January, A. d. 1857 the
Il undersigned Glcf their Petition IN the Clerk s
0ficc the Court of Common Pleas OF Fairfield conn
ty praying the vhcatio of those parts OF tho 18th Al
ley lying batweon the Lots Nos l0 and 1877, and Lots
Nos % and % IN the Town OF Lockvlle and that part
of North Alley in said Town, running from the 18th
Alley in a Southeastern direction to tho Township
line. Said Petition will come on to he heard on the
frs day of the next Term of sail Court or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard.
MARTIN & ScHLEtcn, Att's. A. Z. MITH0FP. p
January IL, lSS5-36 ..-.-. 81
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sheriTs Sale.
Patrick ys. :, Ro'eh' In Attachment.


Andrew Dc Graf.
TpY virtue of u writ Of sale to me directed in ihis
b ease BY the Court Of Common Pleas for Fairfield
County oho will ofer and expose to sale by public
vendue aud Outcry the door Of the Court House In
iaid County on M0Rddy March IS 1855, between the
hours Of 10 A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ, of said
day, tho following property, towi 05 perch ofStQne
more or los u set Double Wagon Harness; Car lar-
ness; Collars Log Chains, Double set of Plough
Harness aud Brides: Blind BridleG 90 Picks; -
Grub Hoas; Neck Yokes aud Boxes. Attached as
the property of Andrew De Graf 70 satisfy judgment
In aitachn ent la the favor of Patrch E.Roach.
s} WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
March 6, ,Ie55--9w44pf89 .t
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E.tnte of II.nfy Iyitp.

nNthe Cd aay Of March, 4. D. 1855, the Court of
" OProbktc Of the County NJ Fairfield aud State of
Ohio, dcclafGd the Estate OF EN9y ITE to be proba-
bly, In solvent Cre ktars ars therefore required TO
present their claims against the state to the under
signed for allowance within six Sm onths from the tmo
above 'ntionsd, or thsy will mt be- entitled 10 pay
fnent. Signed DANIEL SWARTz.
Administrator of said deceased,
Sr.scucoHB e. Sulg, Altprnsys. March e--5wH
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Attachment Notice.

A T my instance an attachment was issued on the
"a 18th, ofFebruary 1855, by Jacob Embich. JUS
ties of tho Peace, Of HoGkipg township. Fairfield
county, Ohio. against tho property and ELECTS. ofHor
Upton, resident OF said County, for tho
Of nineteen dollars aud ninety four and prob
able costs hvo dollars HUNTER 81 SON.
Bal IuAJ
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MUSIC, MUsICu

<rsyW@-n1MNIssES DE BERTHoLTS have re-
lV Il turned to Lancaster.a WILDE hap
" Y lIpy to receiyepupls fol orinstruction on the
PIANO FORTE and GUITAR, Rt their residence at
Mr. URfeids, CoiunbHs Strest.andhope their long cx-
perieDce IN teaching music and the unremttng atten
lion paid to the improvement ofthciT Pupils
portion of public patronage.
MISS A. Q. DE BERFHoLT will receive class for
Embroidery and Canvass work.
MISS N. G. DE BBRrHoLT has Iopened an Ele-
mentary School in the Basement story OF the Epico-
pal Church. November 0, 1870 .
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CAMROLL mILLS.

IA YVNIlE undersigned having purchased the Grst
E,iiI and FIGURING Mill heretofore owned by Gen.
kilt ]. @. Reynolds, deceased would hereby inform
the pu that Is his purpose to make this MIL what
should be, rst mill for the daton of the
neghborhood In which II is locatcd.-And having
cured the services Of eSperenced Miller, isprepar-
Cd us he believes, TO do work calculated 10 please-
and therefore solicits patronage.
MAY 90, 1854 s- si- j. RADEBAGH. :
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NOTICE.

TTAVING purchased the stock of Groceries former
VA iy owned by MaxinIillian GiaDi,I would respeet-
fdly ask Of the public liberal share OF their patron
nGe. With many obligations for former favors, be-
slowed upon the old firm, the new presen tsmauy
additional attractions, and begsa continuance OF f-
vors- WILLIAM CLAM.
Ian ra lpsS-S7
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~-Never take up your county paper
without paying particular attention to tile
advertisements. The business men Of our
city and county "talk" to their customers
aud tho public through this medium.
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CONCER'r.

The Lancaster Harmonic Society intend
giving amusical Exhibition Of their Brass,
Orchestra and Cotillion Band on Tuesday
evening. March 18th, inst, in the Court
House.
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A YALUARLE FARM TOR sALE.

ONO Acres of FIRST rate up Land and bottom mea
OZNy dow, alarge Improvement, apple and penct
orchard Of the best grated fruitmany elegant springs
hewed log barn and house. large quantity ofhewine
timber aud saw logs. The land to be sold In lots
together, situated on good rnad, sh miles from Ian
custer, and one mile from Pralrs Saw Mill.
Forterms apply to CHARLES DiBBLE, b.
Madison Township, Fairfield county, Ohio, TO
tT III ALFRED McVEIGH, y
Land Agent, Lancaster, Ohio.
EentAn,her Z Ip54--lRtf
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LOOKlNG GLAssEs.

n AM NJ all times prepared to furnish LOOKING
9 GLASSES In Mahogany, Walnut or Rosewood
Frames Ioosng Glass Plates, Pictures Frames, &c.
Also. GIT Frame, Glasses OF all siZss and styles,
Portrait Frames, Picture Frames, aud aEoncral as
aortmcnt OF Pictures aud OIL Paintings. at Who'll asalo
aud retail. nj tho lowest prices. J. c. GEST.
No. .0 West Fourth Strsct, Cincinnati, Ohio.
= March g. IE55-44
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Attachment Notice.
John Ashbaugh, Plalntir, 5

p against ~ I In Attachment
Andrew De Graft, Defendant, } s.
YWNHE Defendant will take notice that at my instance
III on December IL. 1854, anorder of attachment was
Of SIG 1900 JOHN NtASHBAUGH,'
February 8, ls55-3w40 -. .-...---.. y.
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DETROIT, March 5th--Ledyard, demo-
crat, was elected Mayor to-day, by about
Eve hundred majority.