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GRADE

bounty ofTWELYE DOLLARS Will be paid {, each recruit
enlisted Tor the rfV isaHfry Mounted Rsgfmenff-aso on
HuTpHp lSp srrY AoSts ~ tlsp 800 being hopob
charged.
Besides The monthly pay above stated ration per day 10
allow every soldier which amply iucent f0f
aso aaEe Fuppy NJ comfortable end geniee eohng Good
quarters and fuel Al furnished and every attention
w be paid 10 making Oh Use who may enlist are drrmi
70 ssve mir county In good fh comfortable conentsd W
their siultJn The boa medical " urv n,
the SICK her and M deduction ofpiy made durnf period
pc n unable u perform hs duy sboud be Disabled In
the ifo NJ duty Tho laws p-ovtlc a pension Tor him
~ W. above u 10 seen that The ply aowsncesar fcspsc-
tD ana u WIN prudence md economy, pay
solder my be laid 49, sevty thing fcqe his comfort md
and coffee. 'e W. $50
The sun ofTwo DOLLARS viii he p,ia IN snv ,r,,,~ non
so,',o-,f 'e' Or ssfer who shai bring rodezsous
ollou so.un Who shnl BE- regularly snisei The cipten
Should psrnt his or Cae,a AID not =,
the Recruiting sofEsan4 Wv "
CAPrAIN JOHN TYLER, ia
Recruiting Omcor
Recruiting RENDEZVOUS, PtuniS Hotel Richmond Viruns
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~ We are indebted to Adsms & Co.'S Express for a
Bll1mofe paper On hour 10 advance Of the mai.
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MAIkHSIED,

On the 3oth OF March, White Hail. the residence Of n,
nyrd hy TIE Rev Chies Mann. FIELDING l.. TAYLOR IN
ELIZABETH FARLEY FoUNTLERoY, all OF Gloucester eoun
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FOR TIE WING


have recently noticed with deep regret thai letter yri
eTs from our Amy in Mexico, put into the mouth of Gen
iAyioT language OF the proiane character Now II
does seem TO me Messs Editors that the expressions quo
ted are equally opposed to sound morals aud good taste
and while do not charge these with misleplesen
anon because ne have used such expressions in mo-
mens OF deep excitement vet have much respect for
inaI brave officer, 10 feel assured he would be thankful
% ms iHends they would never repeat them commit
them to paper General Taylor is deseivedy popular
man, and the young men especially of this nation will be
very apt 10 copy from him. Now unless have entirely
inexperienced the character OF that gallant man. he would
deeply regret the prevalence Of profanity among u.s. snd
take the h0ef respectfully TO suggest Editors papers
70 omit such expressions, nav alluded TO- in copying
letters from the army.
am aware that BY some, these expressions consider
CO necessary TO give zes and point TO their descriptions
out the great body OF people will regard unvarnshed
men' Of the achievements OF army sufficiently
honorable officers and soldiers.
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tthIetneht o achievements OF
honorable TO officers and soldiers. R.
At large meeting the Wings of the Halfway House
precinct he'd at the Tavern Of Mr.. Levin Smith, IN York
20, on the 81 OF April, lSI1 being muster day. Henry
Smith, ESQ. called the Chair and Mr. Sam Shield
appointed Secretary.
The object Of meeting having been explained nv Tho
CHAIRMAN Geo Cooper moved that a committee Of ye be
appointed by the chair TO draw up preamble and resou
uons' TO be submitted TO the meeung-whereupon the
CnAfman appointed Geo. Cooper, John b. Hunt Sam'l =
Howard, John ii. e. Howard and Curtis Hunt said com
mtiee who having retired and after due consideration
ported through their chairman the following preamble and
resolutions: ~
Whereas, Hill Carter, Esq. Of Shirley having declined
the nomination Of the Hampton Convention which met on
he 2oh OF February, to select Candidate to be rul by
e Ways OF this District represent our interests IN the
next Congtoss Of the United Stntes-and ,vb,rc,s ,bo
Wings Of said District by the refusal Of Mr. Carter 10
aeceP the Wminaion entirely loss on whom 10 con-
cenuale lheir votes there not being sufficient time for
ner convention; and whereas, John J. Jones' Of the city
Williamsburg, DID, IA this Of things throw hjm.eC
INTO the breach" and directly proceed 10 meet mis- on
ponent, after Publishing his Gard I'M the RcbmnnJ WIZ;
waving ms claim on the District If available cand
dat should be brought the field and hay ne continued
10 meet his opponent in the different counties and being
now me acknowledged Candidate Of the Wings Of thus
Distrct-Therefore,
Resoyed, That the Wings Of thu. precinct do in the
sincerity Of our hearts and IN brothery feelings with inc
wings u the District. earnestly recommend John j. Jones
our present candidate, q man pure a. Whig sound
as the champion Of the Wing principles able and as
presentltve Trustworthy.
2 Resolved, That in recommending John J. Jones TO
the voters OF the District nothing herein contained is in
Tended TO cause any believe that We could not ba
supported, 10 our utmost ability honoraby any Wbig GOOD
add true IN any portion Of the District who should have
been brought out with any reasonable chance of success
j. Resolved, That the Wings Of the "Od Hallway
mouse pfccnci' comprising uncomfortable portion Of
the Banner District OF 1870 shall continue 10 urge nam
their brother Wings THE Uuioa o. The Wings FOR Inc
sake OF the Union" and that It they will only act with ne
they have nothing TO fear. -
The foregoing preamble and resolutions having been
road by the chairman. unanimously adopted the vot
on each resolution being taken separately.
On motion # John n &. II ,wafd,
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be SIGNED
BY tho Charnan and Secretary, and a copy seat 10 the
Editors Of the Richmond Wing and Norfolk and Po,,r
NOUN Herald requesting them to publish tho same
On notion the meeting then adjourned.
HENRY SMITH Chairman.
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U. >. A II Nj Y.
RECRUITING SERyUrE

w AN led for the United States army able.
bodied nn' between the OF eighteen thirty five
years beng above hye feet three inches good and
of respectable standing fellow cizens Non. need
Apply TO enter hut those who
the pen'd their enistnen-honesty faithfully 'urin1 n,
rar" rih8fsrieS. ~
rabies OF established Rates of Pay agreea BILE
20 existing Laws.
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Tho OrpIlenns.
To ne EdlioTs Of n, VA. .

The OI2seans give Concert ,O-ngn'. Il Is sufficient
to cal attention 90 lie fac, to ensure a foil house.
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or Cargo Fso n Sugar Aolrssc our once this morn
inF ~ 10 O'Clock without regard 70 which
auenuon of dealers apo DUNLOP, MONCURE 90.
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CAKU.
INIiE undersigned intends shortly TO make
tour On horebaek throughout the eouthsrn Western and
h1de States tie faithfully attend to ali bust
ness which Attorney In any part
OF tAese sliss such the Collection the
and pouecng u Land Tes aud the Inspection
Commitment may be had father at Federcts-
burg, until the 2Oh JOHN l., NARYE IL,
Frederioksburg Apul 9th, Is47.
REFER To
Arthur Morton ESQ James A. Seldom E,q.
John N. Patton. Eco. John 4 Caskie L,o
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MARINE lNTELLlGENCE.
PUBLIC MEETING

NEw YoEk, April 7.-CIenred sehr Mary Jane Peck
Liscomb, Richmond.
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Gen. Taylor., De>p,tcbe.

In introducing Gen Tay!os Dispatches, the Charleston
Mercury remarks at would hsrdly be supposed from
their oreyiy and simplicity they the chrome e.
Of N achievement brilliant ANY that gracos the ar
mails OF modem warfare and IN which ,ae desperate bravery
o. the troops net conspicuous Than the skill and
geHerahp OF their Commander. Bat Taylor reserves his
tsroies for hs actions and his deeds praise him.
And a. the very that he and his brave comparos
we're taus immcriazng themselves, and ennobins their
country, plane we're foot supe-sede b by the ap-
P7!nlmen ct an ambitious politician Lieutenant neral
From what al Of .b.oqgy and indignation has the
Administration been preserved BY lrusuaucn OF that
a"emF;-and how much 90 they owe to those who pre-.
served them .rym -
j. letter trJtnSew Orleans to the Charleston Courier
ssys The unauimiiy OF feeling with men Of all par
ties, IN regard 10 Gen. Taylor surprising. Il the I'M
preston here, tina, there Office h5ls,usr 6isI in the
gift Of the people, which he eort lot have if he would
axe L."
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PUBLIC MEETING
fi'H FRT will be sEeeny's IL below Rich
mond THURSDAY 18th The candidates for Con
grs well the candidates for County are
TO be present. and address the
OF each OF the candidates respectfully
pT AUCTON-Dry Goo - a, our Auction Room. ,b. morn
ing'at9 o'clock DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 co,
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

REPoRTED AND CORRECTED TWICE A WEEK FOR THE wH,sl
-ro,.oo =, APRIL 8, ls47
IOBACCO-No change since last quotation.
fLOUR-Hoders are firm at 90, so, from Basin Bank
CORN-SO cents per bushel.
cts; ST. Domingo 6ta7i.
FlSH-Heuings-Non in market
oATS-5Oc from Depoi-in demand; 40 TO Is from
Dock. ~ ~
CUT NAILs-4talic.
25a50c. S''-'' 'A
WHlSkEY-Bbs. 2sc; Hhds., none in market
LlMt.-Thomaston from store, Sl,l2I.
MOLASSES-New Orleans, in bbls IS TO SIC: Porto
Rico 35c., Cuba 23a27c.
CANDLES-Spem 3Oa33c.; Patent Sperm 4Oc; Hull,
Patent lac; Tallow l0al2i.
CLOVER SEED-S4sa5-duI
HERDS GRASS-SI.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushel
PIG IRoN-S25 10 IS.
Oll--Wlnter strained oil best 100 cts. per gal
PROVlSlONS-Bacon, new, hog round 9IalO cents:
Western Sides new, 81; Shoulders new, sac; New Lard
lO1alle.
PLAsTER-FrOm the Wharf, 1915 per ton; do.
Basin $3.50. w.
sUGARS-Double Loaf Sugar l2c; Crushed l2c; Pull
venzed l2ie n Orleans 7iasic for strictly prime Porto
Rico sta9e ST. Croix 9!llOi.
SHOr-5a5t.
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!. w. MAURY & CO., Managers.

TODAY.
$4,000 Capital Tickets Sl.5O sc Nos, 10 drawn.
Drawing received Tonight
TOMORROW
$4,000 Capital. Tickets $40 so prizes Of loO0 20
Of 500, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn ~
Tickets for sale at MANAGERS OFFICE.
M CttvI
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Clarkc's Office, l4h Street.
Let all Lottery Vendsrs say tlry nay:
For "tuSo PRzrs CL-iRRE GfRRIES TIE DST!i
Drawing OF Alexandria Il:
81 ~ oil ~ 90 ~ "a 20 30 o. -
In" day Friday April 9h-Capai 5000 Ticket, n SO ,,r.
close at ~ p NJ Don't forget brilliant Scheme u, morro
Saturday April 10 '''"'
CAPTTALs'-sSO 900
10000 Tickets $40 For sale by
q. louoO CLARKE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

Nj kinds Of Produce, for which Cash or Goods
n exchange will be given.
T. U. WHITE.
Lancaster, October 80. l8i7. 25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

wild Cherry ana sarsaparilla piIIa.


hR LIE ROY, lcenniate OF the Royal college
- ofPhysiciuns in London, having used IN his
prvnte practice, Tor number of yeurs, the WILD
CHERRY and SARSAPARlLLA, atlenetl made
an extract OF lhem, which with other vegetables,
he has combined in one orthe best pills ever made
known 10 the European community, and which
merit the attention OF the American People
They ure the most eillcacious purgatiye and tonic
yet discovered.
THE WILD CHERRY is m excellent Tonic
possessing ustriigcnt and aromatic properties
which make il valuable Ia Dyspepsia Juundice
weakness OF tho stomach and chest.
THE SARSAPARILLA Is demulconi, dureii,
and soothing, aud is given IN Rheumatism, Sorolu
In, diseases Of the skin, mud 10 eradicate the ba(
effects Of Mercury. lnthe operntiun Of all othe
purgltiye medicines debilittion mud puriIacatiol
50 lnud in hand; they remove The good, us wei
as the ba,li thus weakening the system, whicl
they were only required 10 cleanse and mnkinl
the cure generally almost US bad. aud frequently
much worse than the disease. Dr. Lo loy's Pills
on the contrary, strengthen aud tone the system
which they purge aud purify. And this il, their
peculiar attribute, and the principal cause Ofthei
Eunrivuled popularity.
Directions for using. -.Asan perticnt, two OF
three Pills ure auilcient us caimrtic in levers
costiveuess, liver complaint nd dyspepsia, three
% SIX pills, (accordng to age, sex, aud state O
tile bowels and so of other diseases.
y y The virtucs OF the Sarsapariila and Wild
Cherry 9ro too well known to medical men and
the community to require further detnil.
AoESTs--George Huffman, Lancasteri Elijal
Kalh, RushDiLe. NttvN
! November 10, l847. 6w2s
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sIehIv season.

There not mnn, woman, or child, but should
take medicine at this season OF the year. but more
espeenIly at this present time: for there probably
were never so many cases existing atone period
as there are now, so likely 10 produce state oil
sickness. The repeated changes in the atmos.
phere, by acting as they do upon the constitution,
aud quality OF the blood ITSELF give occasion Tor
the most fatal malignant disorders. The bile De-
comes (and often without warnlng,) IN most
acrimonious conditnn from these repeated
changes, and II the stomach aud bowels have been
neglected previously. the first symptoms require
| immediate attention. Even those who have
healthy disposition of body, are subject To sick
ness under these circumstances, Therefore to
prevent any danger we ought careiully toguard
against a costve state of our bowels. Once or
twice they should be evacuated III twenty-tour
hours There are many causes which produce
unhealthy blood: sometimes it may arise from
grief, at others when the system is in state OF
iullness it can take place from sudden joy; close
duplication 10 literary undertaking can produce
lit--in all cases where many persons have to be
seen md spoken to, which producing nervous ex-
ciiement is fertile source ofunloly blood occa-
sioning that slow nervous fever which has carried
of some OF our best men, men martyrs to their
. reputation. but which knowledge ofthe powers
Of Brandreth's Pills would have prevented. Those
who desire 10 secure their health. under almost
any adverse circumstances. can do so by having
BRAS DRgTH's Pills on hand and at once resortine
to them when the first feelings of disorder take
place in their bodies. As this advice IS used SO
will the health be. The time will yet be when
a man that nakes good medicine shall be hon
ored more than he who is an adept in the art o.
war. a gefr e1ff
Q The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for q
+. cts per box, at Dr. B. Brandretl's Principal Office
PAL Broadway New York
~ Beware of t'ounIer(eits.. The following
are the only authorized Agents for the sale Of lh
!, genuine BrandrrIh Pills in Fairfield co'Uty
Il REiNMUND Son 4 BtcK, Lancaster, Joseph Clcm
Ient. Royaiton, Peter WeiscT, Green Castle. lsrae
Gregg, Lythopolis, J. B. Evans, Winchester Pete
Shaver, Oakland, j. II. sundeman Amanda. D
Berry, Sugar Grope, ishpansb y Beery, Bremen
S ICha's G.. Wilson & Co., RushriHe, Jesse I,eohneI
l. u csl RuShrine, f. Brrck, Carroll. N. J. Bowen
Pitkenngton, Cox s. Read, Baltimore, Phil
IS Ham. Picasantri7e, 7. B. & c. Paddeu, Salem
Jorob Kelnrr, MilersporL
y Lancaster, November 10, l547. ln28,
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A Sort CoURTsmP is related by
downeast farmer. who went 10 tea
party (the Boston folks are great on tea
parties) and who took his son with him,
that young female happened to be there
with whom the farmer wished his son to
60 and speak to her.
"What shall say to her. feytherl"
"Why, say soft things, johnny"
Johnny, with great simplicity, looked
upin her face and said:
"Mashed turnips, Miss!"
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A Fine Earnl for Sale.

nNE Hundred aud Thirty-tll Acres of Land
Oncar Havensport in Fairfield County, well
improved and in good condition, will be sold al
private sale, ON terms to suit purchasers.
About Forty Acres are covered with an excel
lent growth OF timber, and the balance is under
cultivation. There are on it good Dwelling
House and Barn, aud suitable out-houses: a good
Well Of Water near the Kitchen aud another in
the Barn-Yard. Any one wishing to purchase a
first rate farm viii find this rare chance 1t lies
adjoining the lands OF Judge Martin and Joel Ra.
debaugh, Esq. swt
For terms and other particulars apply to the
owners Henry o. and John Hanna on tue prelni
ses, or to the undersigned in Lancaster.
NJ. A. DAUGHERTY.
Lancaster, August 10, l847. IA
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Road Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given, that petition will
/ be presented to the Commissioners Of Fair
field County, at their next session, praying for un
alteration in the road running from Basil to Win.
chester, commencing at the forks OF the road near
John Sails, OH John Brisht's land in Liberty town
ship, and thence running west on the line between
John Bright's and Daniel Goods land to the cor.
ner OF John Kratz's and John Wagner's lands and
there terminate.
October 90, 18I7. 4w25"
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good supply, atmoderate prices.
In purchasing this superior Stock of Goods, the
subscriber has not forgotten to provide most am
ply for the wants of -a tt
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SPRING FAsAYONs.

June I, lo47. - I n
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Sale Of Real Estate.

4 BY ORDER OF COURT.
10y virtue of an order of Sale to Inc directed,
ID by the Conrt OF Common Pleas for Fair
field County, Ohio, at its September Term, A. D.
1917 will as the guardian Of Louisa and Harris
son. minor children of Harrison Dellingcr de-
ceased, offer and expose to sale by public venduc
aud outcry on the premises in Walnut Township.
Fairfield County. Ohio, on
Saturday the list Day OF january. 1s4s,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock ?. NJ, of that day, to the highest bidder
the following described Real Estate: Situate in
Walnut Township, IN said County; being part of
the North West qllnrler of Sec No, TO- Township
No. 49, aud Rauge No. IS, beginning at the South
East corner of said quarter Section, thence West
l60 perches aud ID linls TO the South West cor
ner. thence North AZ perches and II links to n
post in the East quarter Section line; thence
suih AZ percles and II links 10 the Iplace of be-
ginning, containing lorty.eight acres. Terms Of
Sale ohe.ifh ol the purchase money in land, and
the residue in FIVE years from day Of sale! Inter-
est to be paid annually, and the deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the prem.
ises. DAVID RANK
November 26. ls47. 29-'d
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a SCIENTIFIC view OF IT.-Hastings
of the Albany Knickerbocker must be u
queer fellow. He says in late paper;
How any one can look atthe human
foot, composed Of l44 bones--any quan.
tity of elastic cartilege--a gill and half
Of Lucubrating oil, aud ten thousand 9th
er arrangements for first class kicking,
and still believe that it is duty to re.
ceive an insult without making man
smell of leather. is one of those eccen.
tricities connected with the human mind
that we never could fathom."
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barirtp.

tR"Ohl | cannot live." said young
lady recently when she lost her husband.
So il proved, for two weeks aflerward
no such person existedj instead of Mrs.
Brown, she was Mrs. White. She fell
in love with the latter gentleman at hel
husband sfuneral.
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THE MAN VINO FoRoor ms own NAMl

The MAN VINO FoRGoT HIS OWN NAME.
"A few weeks since highly respecta-
BILE citizen Of Southern city called at
the New York Post Office aud said. +.
have you got any letters for mel" 'Whut
is your name, sir" said tho clerk. The
gentleman raised his finger to his nose,
looking grave and said. II will tell you
directly" and turned on his heel out OF
the Office. A few yards from the post
Office he met friend. who said. "How
do you do, Mr.--l" "Thnt's it," said
the Rep.isnlan. and returned to the Office
told lis name, and obtained his letters.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

RIcH.-A dandy, who wanted the milk
passed TO him at ou hotel, thus asked for
it--"Landlady, please to pass the cow
down this way" The landlady thus re-
torted-"Waiter. take this COW down to
where the calf is blating."
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will
v be presented to the Commissioners OF Fur.
field county Ohio, at their next meeting. Tor a
location aud establishment Of a county road, run.
ming from the town OF Lookvilc. east on the town
ship line Of Violet uu Bloom, or ms near said line
as road can bo made 10 inlewect the road lead
ing from Jefferson TO Somerset, ut or ncur the
bridge accross Holmes run.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Lockville, November, 3, 1917. 4w26
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Kheunatisnn,s Friend.

HNHE genuine India Rubber Porous Strength.
ing Pluster-a certain remedy for Rheunla.
tSm. in either the buck breRst, side or limbs, as
we'll as internal weakness, which not all the wealth
ofJonn Jacob Astor eau equal The above is Tor
sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN, Agent
Lancaster Nov. 90, 1S47. 3w2D.
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PEN Knives.

ITTHo wants good Pcn-Knilel Or where is
w the person that does not unless it be one,
who is already supplied, ITO those that are not
we would Just suy that we are prepared to furnish
BETTER and CHEAPER than any house in Ian.
caster. it q GATES g. CoSPER
Lancaster. October 90, l847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

HARD OF HEARING. AN old trick, says
an Albany paper was played on the sher-
ifi' at the present term ofthe Court. He
was short for jurors, and made descent
on the street. He accosted a gentleman
well known in tho town, with
II want you in court for juror"
"Ha," replied the man, "spcak little
louder"
The sheriff pitched his voice into a
high key. "I want you for juror"
Yes, yes" nodding his head very sig.
nifcan,ly, "its very fine day"
The sheriff taking him for dcafmun,
bolted, The wag placed his thumb to
his nose, and went through tho motions
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

U"Pray Sii" said gentleman to a
wag upon one of our wharves the other
day, "what is wood now"
!'What is wood now2" replied the wag,
"Why trees cut dOwn and chopped ap."
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.JeWeIrY.

GONE of the finest specimens of Jewelry ever
- brought to Lancaster, among which may be
found Cameo Plus, single stone do. Bracelets,
Chains, Pencil cases, Finger rings, Ear rings. Min
iature Cases, Hair Ornaments, Guard and Fob
Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, &c, Cheap for
cash at GATES & COSPER'S.
lancaster June 18, 1874 5
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Iisiatc Of John Lear.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
l Y has been appointed and duly qualified as
Executor of The Estate OF John Lear, decd. late
OF Fairfield county Ohio.
HARVlCK LEAR, Erecuior.
November 5, 1887. 4w26."
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Latest from CARROLL!
LAMPS! LAMPSI

EATES g. CoSPER are prepared to EnAghtea
VI the town Of Lancaster and surrounding coun-
Try, by tie arrival (yia Carroll,) Of fine assort
ment OF Solar Stand Lamps--swinging and side
do, Plated candlestcks, sc. &c. at
n. b Extra Globes, Shades and Chimncys al
ways on hand.
Lancaster, November 4, l8i7. %.
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E.Inlc or John GiImorc.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified us Admin.
istrator on the EstOte Of JpHS GfLMoRE, deceased
late OF Walnut Township Fnrlield County Ohio
GEORGE GILMORE. Adm'tor
November 5, 1917 4wo6-