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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-24
sfekIy ssasons

lhere y not man. woman or child but shonld
take medicine at this season ofthe yeur. but mora
especially at this presenttine. for there probably
were never 80 many eases existing az que period
as there are now. 50 likely 10 producs d state Of
sickness. The repeated changes ia the simos.
phefe, Dy acting as they do upon the consultation.
iHd quality d the blood ITSELF give ocoasun for
Tue nost lat,l malignant disorders. The bile be.
C"ines (and often without warning in most
lsi 'tnoAious condition from tlese repeated
epa, sea' aud II tie stomach aad bowels have been
neglected. previously. tie FIRST syfpptoI,,s reouire
immediate atscniioL Even those who have
leal'ny gsposliisn Of body, are subject 10 sick
le'' under lbess circumstances. Therefore +,
Pfsseili any dagger We ought carefully 10 omar,
asslnsl eostiye state of our bowels cIce ns
twice they sloald be evacuated IN t,yen,v.s .s,,,,.
hours There are many csuses wlici, uroJpce
unhealthy blood: soneiinies il NAV sris, from
grlel, ~ others when the system Is iu state of
iuHness II eau take place from sudden ioy; clo.e
application 10 literary undertaking eau produce
It--ln al cases where many persons have TO be
seen aud spoken 10, which producing nervous ex.
clemeni. isa fertile source Of dnlioiy blood occa.
s0iIns that slow nervous fever which has carried
on some Of our best men. men martyrs to their
reputation, but WHICH knowledge of the powers
oi Braudreib's pills would have prevented. Those
'+' W eN'Nir NileU Dcdltus ulutf HifDO5t
any adverse cifcuhstalces. cal do 20 by hayin
BRASDREIHs Pills on hand. and at once resoriing
u them when the first feelings OF disorder tnke
place ~ their bodies. As this advice IS used so
VIII tle health be- The time will yet be when
a man that makes good medicine shall be hon.
ored more than he who is an adept in the art OF
war.
Tue BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for IS
per box, at DR.. B. Brandretli's PRINCIPAL Office
24l Broadway New York.
OF Beware Of Connier(shs!!! The following
ave The oniy a"lhonzsd Agents lor The sale Of tue
genuine Brandfrlh Pisi Fairfield corniy
kmyNUND Sos & BEcR, Lancaster, Joseph Cirm.
ent. RoyGiton, Peter Weiser Green Castle. Israel
Gregg, LylhOpOiis,J J. b Evans, WTnches,ey Peter
Shaver. Oakland, J. II. 5undema1 .4matda. d.
Berry. Sugar Grose, Ashnan.h & Beery, Bremen.
Cha's g. Wilson & Co.. RushriiLe Jesse L.eohner.
Desf husbFilk. +. Brrck, Carroll N. J. Bowen.
titkenngton' Cox & Read, Baltimore, Philip
liaia. PfeasaatriHe, I. d. &. G.. Padden, Salem,
Jo'ob ketuef. MilIersporL
Lancaster, November 10, 1917. lm23.
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Carriage and Wagon ManuIScIory,

YNhANkfuL for past Asprs the undersigned
= would respectfully inform liis iliends and Tie
public sener=y. that hei Is Aiill engaged Ia the =.
Dove lD'mclI ofbusiness at the Oid Sfaai. ens
aaa qtarier miies Eesf sf Laaeasffr. on the
rise, where he hattcrs himself thai hp u bcliug
cAieua'.d aud prepared to execute work Il.
he'i'er better aud more fashionable sielc than a..
ei-hom tho iact tAat he has taken rrratur care
IL the selection of hs timber ana t,,als .nl ~
employed experielced vork,ne. a,,d 4, o,,,,,,s'.
ii2n viii Tins, he u delenniucd 10 conduct bis
business upon The basis II ready psy aaa snsH
PTegss, 50 Innt hia cusluinefa eau be acrommod..
ted withuuy article from WheeLbafrep d 4
tro.AOrsr Carnage. WARRANTED to be esccui
ted IL as good und neat style ifnot better. sul
sOid for less money. than eau be obtained ii any
establishment ia lie county
As proof OF t;is, tile following list Of articles
anu prices are here unnexed.
Woodwork Lftwo-liurse Wagons !. $500
do do one.horse Buggies.... :. 1900
Wagons. complete for ilom $j5. to s65.
Baggles, do SIS, 70 SIS
And all other articles at corresponding low raiee
aud rarrahfed. l.. NJ. WfNrrR
December 10, 1s47.
\. B. all kinds Of Prodnce, at ths highest
cash prices, taken for work. Also, stock such M
Horses, Cattle. Hugs &c.
Gail aud see US aud we will do you good Rs
member that penny saved il Us good Us two
earned.
g-ToLL paid, ON all occasions, wiivro tic
work amounts 10 five dollars, and work always
done Immediately. &. NV
December 10, l847 iySI.
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JeGersonian Principles.

The Hunkers, money brokers, land
Jobbers and Locofocos who advocate the
conquest and pluuder Of Mexico, by vio-
lence, are terribly annoyed at the appear.
ance OF the venerable Albert Gallatin's
pamphlet. in which he comedies with
Messrs. Clay, Corwin, Webster, and
our humble selves, as to the injustice OF
the War. The administration folks pre-
tend to beJefersonians. Here is a voice
from his bosom friend, now SO wears old
They treated it with contempt Mr.. Gal
latin was selected by Jefferson, the mo.
ment he was elected President, as Sec
retary OF Treasury, and sat in his Cab
met eight years, also four in Madison's.
He was sent with Messrs. Clay and
Adams, to conclude peace with Grea at
Britain; next 10 France, as Minister, sew
en- years, by Monroej and lastly, by Adj
ans. to England, as our Ambassador
there. Mr.. Gallatin was born at Geneva
IN January, 1850, was volunteer in the
War OF independence, and in 1888, d
Professor at Harvard He aided inrevis-
ing the constitution of Pennyslvania, sat
IN her Legislature in 1870, was elected
by her to the U. S. Senate in 1894, and
sat in the other House of Congress from
1896 till Jefferson called him TO be his
constitutional adviser. When denoun
ced by the Courier and Enquirer as gull
ty Of treason, we are glad to find our
selvesin such company as that Of Albert
Gallatin.-NY. TEibuae.
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Lancaster High school.

HNHE Sixth Quarter of this School will com.
n mence On Monday Tie 3rd day of January,
ensuing Arrangements have now been made 10
transfer the School, an a .tew veeks to fine
large room in the basement of the Reform Church;
desirable and central location.
The room will be commodiously fitted up; and
in future a strict system Of discipline will be
adopted
The undersigned would also add, that he enti.
ccpaes being able, in future, to give to the School
his more undivided attention.
J.H. GOOD.
Lancaster, December "a. l847 3w33s
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Great Sale of Real Estate.
Fine opportunity for Investment

OR. NJ. AiAsworth. rAAnr ihhD
Widow and Heirs, ct al COMMON PLEAS.
DY virtue ofan order of the Court of Common
I'D Pleas TO me directed, will expose and offer
at public sale before the Court House door ofsaid
County, on
Wednesday the 29th day of December, i s47,
between the Hours of o'clock A. NJ. and o.
clock T. M, the following valuable Real Estate,
situate in said County, to-wir
l. In-Lot No, 5, in the 18th Square of the town
ofLaneaster, the late residence OF R NJ Ainsworth.
deceased-appraised at $4,000,
,. The undivided halfof the West halfof In. Lot
No. l, in the 3rd Square oil Lancaster. upon which
is orecteda Warehouse. se.--Appraised at $500.
8. The West half Of the West half of In-Lot No.
IA, in the 9th Square Of Lancaster, being the
ground upon which is erected the Store, now in
The occupancy of John Efiinger & Co.: said part
OF Lot being subject to the Dover Estate oil Emily
Ainsworth, Widow, therein, and appraised sub.
ject to said Dover at $4,000.
4. The East half Of the West halfof In Lot No.
lain the 9th Square OF Lancaster being the ground
upon which is erected the Store, now in the occu.
pancy ofPhilip Bope, on Main street.-Apprais.
ed at $4,000.
5. The undivided half of the South half Of In
Lot No. 9, in the 18th Square. and Of the South
Quarter Of In-Lot No. 10, in the 18th Square Of
Lancaster, beng the property known as "Star
gsoh's Corner, y Appraised at 1900.
6. OutLot No. 5, in the Eastern Addition to
tile Town Of Lancaster, containing FIVE and a half
acres.--Appraised at Sl25 per acre.
Terms Of Sals. -Onethird in hand, the balance
in one and two years, with Interest.
WILLIAM SLADE, Jr., Adrstor.
Oftke Estste Of z. ". Ainsrortk, dsesass5.
Novemberio, lS47. 7w27pfsS
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&tatr Of @kto, Gafrffll epnntp

JONATHAN couLSoN.
December 10. ls47. 3lts.
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WNHE undersigned as Administrator of the Es.
j. tate cfWilliam Ingmond. dec, will sell at
public outcry ut the Market House in the town
oil Lancaster. on
Saturday the sth day OF January next,
alot Of new CASTINGS just from the Foun.
dry OF Arney e. Jenkins. consisting in part Of
Two pallor coal STOvES-3 premium cooking
STOVES with furniture compele-4 middle size
10 plate Stoves-3 common coal Stoves-2 seven
plate Stoves-Dutch oven, Stew pots-large, mid
and small size Skillets, Andirons &c.
Sale will commence about l2 o'clock of said day
six months credit will be given on all sums a.
bove 49, by the purchaser giving note and securi-
ty before the property is removed.
GEO. SANDERSoN, Adm tor.
Lancaster, Dec. "a, l847. ts33"
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RheuInatisIn,s Friemd.

AHorHrys .Jor Dema4danls.
November &c, 1S47. 6w29pfs3. 50
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HowE,s COUGH CANDY.

have just received Eight Thousand (8 OOO)
packages ofJthis valuable medicine. Hereafter q
constant supply will be kept OH hand.
lfyou would not have cold settle on your
lun gs, which is always the beginning of Consump,
tlon; or 1t you have disease the breast, such as
Asthma Or Bronchitis-use the Candy according
10 directions ON the wrappers and we will risk
tie consequences. See advertisement in this
paper. H. SCOTT.
Lancaster, December "a, l847 3w32
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LancasIer Ins1i1nIn

There will be meeting of the Lancaster In
stltute on Friday evening the Gath inst, at the
Town Hali
Alter which the following question will be dis
cussed
"Shoud Capital Punishment be abolished ia
The State of Ohio"
G. WEAVER, Affirmative W. R RAyKtN, Neg
The citizens generally are respectfully invited
to attend
M. A. DAUGHERTY, President.
JOHN NJ. CoSSELL, Secretary
December "a, I847.
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Hooking valley Bank.

VIE STOCKHOLDERS Of The HOCKING
=, VALLEY BRANCH ofths STATE BANK VI
OHIO, are requested 70 meet at tue BANKING
HOUSE OF said Bunk, on MONDAY. JANUARY
8, l84s, being the first Monday Of said mouth 10,
the purpose Of Rlecting FIVE DIRECTORS ioi
tue year ensuing
c. +. GARAGHTY, Cashier.
December "a, ls47. 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-24

ENTHusIAsM.-A New Orleans paper
says:-One of our friends, who occupies
very fine house, says. that if it will in
any way contribute to the eclat of Gen.
Iaylor's reception, he has no objection
that an addition should he made to the
programme, that his house shall be fred
In order to make a splendid bonfire by
way ofconcludiug the ceremonies this
evening.
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Real Estate FOR Nalc-

NNHE undersigned ]. authorized by the owner,
II who resides in Baltimore, Md.. 10 Offer for
sale. on JasOra1is terms, the we'll known proper,
y. formerly owned by s. NJ. Shepard, situate ii
Nesonyille, Athens county, Ohio. consisting Of a
Warehouse, Store house Dwelling house aud sei
yerul Lots and parcels ofLand adjoining tic canal,
For terms apply 10 the undersigned. at Athens,
Or 10 c. Z. Eite, Baltimore, Marylund,
JOHN WEIGH, Agenl
Athens, Ohio, December 10 1917. 9w3t
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LADIES, DRESS GOODS.

VTZE have Just received handsome variety
w ofFINE FRENCH CASHMERES,
PLAIN BLACK aud RICH FANCY STRIPE
SILKS, and large lot Of niaepenay cALIcoE5
that won't fade.
The cashmeres and silks ure the hnest in this
market. and Will be sold cheap.
WISE e. HllLARD.
Lancaster, October %, lB47. "a.
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Court Of Common Pleds-Petition fer Partition
aud DOrer.
Maria Heimberger rs, Daniel Dunlbach and Cath.
crime his Wife, Margaret Shuhman, - Botths
aud Susannah his Wife. all OF Fairfield county,
0hio, and Lawrence Shulrman Jacob Shuhmaa,
Gertrade Shuhman, aud Michael Wolf and Bar.
bara hio Wife, OF Germany.
HE above named Defendants will take no..
] tice, that petition was filed against them
on the l1th day OF September. AID. 1847, in the
Clerks Office Of the Court of Common Pleas for
said county and is now pendiug, wherein the pc.
titioner demands partition Of aud the assignment
of dover in, TO the said Margaret Shnhmad, ,,ofths
following described property Of which the said
Henry Sluhinan died seize and possessed ,to-siu
in-LOt number one. e. IN the Town OF Basil aud
sixteen feet of the North side Of In-Lst number
two, (2) in same place.
Said cause will be heard at the ncxt Term Of
said court.
By MARTIN s. EFFINGER,
AaorHrys for Denaadants.
November &c 13i7 6w2gnI33 so
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-24

A Curious Coincidence. is lust
thirty-eight years since Massachusetts
gave a Speaker to the House of Repre-.
sentatives, and in the same year Joseph
B. Vernon, the last Speaker from that
State was elected, Mr.. Winthrop; the
present speaker was born in Boston.
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PEN Knives.

WHO wants good Pen-Kuilel Or where is
w the person that does not, unless it be one,
who is already supplied.-To those that are not,
we would just say that we are prepared to furnish
BETTER aEd CHEAPER than any house in Lam
caster. GATES & COSPER.
Lancaster October %, l847.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
RV ORnER on COITPT

ID OhDEh VI OOO IL L.
DY virtue of IN order of Sale to me directed,
D by the Court of Common Pleas for Fair
field County, Ohio, at its September Term A. d.
l847 will as the guardian of Louisa and Harris
son, minor children of Harrison Dellinger de.
ceased, offer and expose to sale by public vendue
aud outcry on the premises in Walnut Township
Fairfield County, Ohio, on
Saturday the LIST Day OF January, Is4s.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 8
O'Clock T. NJ. of that day, to the highest bidder
the following described Real Estate; Situate III
Walnut Township, in said County; being part of
the North West quarter of Sec No, 10, Township
No. 16, and Range No. l8, beginning at the South
East corner OF said quarter Section, thence West
100 perches and IA links TO the South West cor
ner, thence North AZ perches and II links TO
post in the Fast quarter Section line; thence
south AZ perches and II links to the Ipace of be-
ginning, containing forty-eight acres. Terms of
Sale, one-fifth oIthe purchase money in hand, 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. l847 29-"td
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SALE OF, REAL ESTATE.

William Slade, Jr., Adm'tor, de- prr,r1oN
6oAts non, OF VIM. w. Irwin, ioN
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Estate Of JOhm Lear.

is hereby given, that the subscriber
| Y has been appointed and duly qualified a.
Executor of the Estate of John Lear, decd. late
ii Fairfield county Ohio.
HARVICK LEAR, Executor.
November S, 1897 4w26.-
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Valuable Il cal Estate for sale

ADJOINING LANCASTER.
I WILL sell at private sale 60 46-l0O Acres oS
Il Land lying in rear oTStanbery's Garden, North
east Of Lancaster. being Lots Nos Z & 10 ii The
Partition OF the Baldwin Estate. These two Lots
lie together aud for sitnation fertility and nImost
every other advantage, they form one Of the inosi
valuable tracts OF land inthe County
Terms modsrats. --Apply soon
NJ. A. DACGHTE1f
Lancaster. July %. 1917. 81
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NOtice--In AttachmenI.

"A Tiny instance an attachment was this day is
"A sued by Geo, Sanderson, Justice of the
Peace in aud for Hooking township, Fairfield
county, againstt the property and effects Of Laiay-
cite Marsh, a nonresident OF Fairfield county.
JAMES PRATHER
December 6, 1877. 4waI.
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A S Executor of the Estate of AMOS RICE, de-
N ceased, late of Madison Township, Fairfield
County, Ohio. will SELL at prieats sale the val
liable GRLST MILL of the deceased, together
with about TEN ACRES of LAND.
The Mill is situated upon Clearcreek, one ofthe
finest mill streams in the county, ,abouteight miles
southwest OF Lancasteran about four miles from
Amanda, Ithas two Inn of BurTs and is in excel
lent repair.
1t is desirable property for any person wish
ing to purchase aud the terms will be moderate.
For further particulars apply to
CALEB HEDGES, Executor.
November s. 1847 26tf
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Latest from CarrOII!!
LAMPS. LAMPS,

MATES g. CoSPER are prepared 10 EaRgAten
W the town OF Lancaster and surrounding coun-
Try by the arrival (via Cauoll,) of fine assort-
ment OF Solar Stand Lamps-swinging and side
do, Plated candIesticks, Sc &c.
N. B. Extra Globes, Shades and Chinneys al
ways on hand.
Lancaster, November A, I847. 26.
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SoMETIMEago, Box of BooKS-The own.
~ er can obtain the same by calling on the sub.
scriber in Lancaster, and establishing his right to
the same, aud paying the expences thereon and
this advertisement. PETER TITLER.
Lancaster December "a, l847. 3w33
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-24

II ME genuine India Rubber Porous Strength.
Il ing PlBster-a certain remedy for Rheuma.
tism. III either the back, breast, side or limbs. US
well as internal weakness, which hot ali tre wealth
Of Jonn Jacob Astor can equal. The above is for
sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN, Ageat
Lancaster Nov %, lS47. 3w2g.
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Lookimg Glass PIates.

.GtATES & CoSPER, {in the TaIlmadge Housej
" are prepared to furnish Looking Glass Plates
Of all sizes from sby lOinches to IS BY 26 inches,
al vsry ioD prices.
Lancaster, June 25 lSi7.
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Estate of John GiImere.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
/ \ has been appointed and qualified as Admin.
istrator nn the Estate Of JoHS GILMoRE. deceased,
late Of Walnut Township Fairfield County Ohio
GEORGE GILMORE, Adm'ior.
November S, 1S47 4w26'
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groceries, Queens. TV'Orf
Call and See,

GATES g. CoSPER have just received new
VI supply of those fine WATCHES which they
are selling at suchprces as will astonish every one
Tallmadge House, October %, l847.
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Farm for Rent.

n WILL LET or RENT my Farm, in Walnut
d Township, lying between Mersport and
ThUrnville, in the Refugee Tract. The farm con-
tains 200 Acres of Land-l00 Acres cleared.
Possession given any time from now until the
first of April Terms will be reasonable.
DAVID KELLER.
November 5, I847. 6wa6T
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WYGl@Y@ARo

MARRlED-on the 10th December ls47, by
the Rev. David II. Swartz, Mr.. JOHN. j. HAN
NA. OF Greenfield Township. and Miss ELIZA
BETH HElSTAND of Liberty Township.
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silver Ware.

ENABLE, Desert and Tea Spoons. Salt, Mus.
IL tard aud Cream do. Butter Knives &c. also
the Real German Silver Table & Tea Spoons,
For sale by GATES & COSPER.
June Is, I847.
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NEW EIRM.

WE + have this 9th day of November, A. D
w l847, purchased the entire STOCK OF
GOODS from g. A. FLEMING, and will continut
the mercantile business at the Old Stand in Lii
thopolis, under the firm of
j. +. & R, s. FLEMING.
December II, l847. 4w32
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syeWeIry.

SOME of the finest specimens Of Jewelry ever
- brought To Lancaster, among which may be
found Cameo Pins, single stone do. Bracelets,
Chains, Pencil cases, Finger rings, Earrings Min
iature Cases, Hair Ornaments, Guard aud Fob
Keys, Gold aud Silver Thimbles, &c. Cheap for
casha GATES s. COSPERS.
Lancaster June la. 1874.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

Of all qualities and patterns. for sale very low.
Consisting Of Cloaks. Over Coats Black aud Blue
Frock and Dress Goats. Pants, Vests. Shirts,
Bosoms, Stocks, SelfAdiusters, Handkerchiels
Gloves Collars, Drawers. UnderSllirts, and
Trimmings Of all kinds and descriptions.
They also feel themselves Competent aud pre-
pared to CUT and MAKE to ORDER upon tbe
SHORTEST NOTICE and the most fashionable
manner, CLOTHES Of all KINDS.
Gentlemen would do well to call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere as it will
amply compensate them for their trouble.
SMITH & TONG.
Lancaster, November 5, I847. %
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MSS9ESSSSseaoM
%WELg eo0eHoES
AOWE'S HYGEAN, HOARHOUND AND
Z a LIVERWORT COUGH CANDY. is Of.
Fred to ihe public as pleasant and affective remtdy
lnf CoughS Colds, HOarSeHess, .4su,Bia, PiGtise,
VhooPiag Cough, Igtiilensa. CrOUp, Sore Throat.
Broaehitv, and general affections Of Ctea and
Lungs. Ia such cases it is known 10 have ahor ed
decided and permanent relief, aud from It's rapid
sale and great success, as a remedy lof the above
diseases here 1t had been used il promises TO be-
come one of the most useful aud popular medicines
1t offered tho, as pleasant relief to the consunrp
i've, aud assistant 10 Yocasts and public surak.
ers genefelly.
The name Of the preparation indicates IT. leading
ingredient, and il wilt be found to he by 10 mean,
unpleasant 10 the iasle, and may be used By child
ren aud adults. with entire impunitv The male
rails used III The preparation Of the best quality.
aud may be relied on as, IN every respect, PuRK
ASD GENUINE ARTICLE. Families would 90 doupl
proninle their eomlon aud health bg keepue .uu.
ply in the season OF Colds.
The propietors, in addition 10 what hs been said.
respectfully refer to The certificates from highly re-.
spectacle sources, on The wrappers Of The Candy.
and others, published in pamphet fors. aud in the
CITY papers.
From the presiding Elder Of The Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Of Cmemnah.
Messrs. Howe & Co-GeulIeneD-Not long since.
while laboring under the Influence Of painfully EN-
banassing Cold l. speaking in the open air. a friend
handed me piece Of your uOARHOUND and
LlVERWORT CANDY, from the use Of which
experienced great and almost immediate relief.
Since then have frequently Used il with the 50 ,ne
beneficial effects, therefore feel hesitation in re
commencing your Candy as a cERTAIE SPECIFIC for
Coughs, Colds, Hosrseness, &c.
WILLIAM YOUNG.
Cincinnati, August 81, ls47.
From the Rer. J. VI. 7rimbIe, Pastor Of Htslev
Chapel, Cincinnati
have used the COUGH CANDY Of HOWE
u CO, and HAVE found IT a pleasant remedy for
HOARSENESS, aud believe public Speakers trou
bled with diseases Of the Throat would 6nd beneir
from its use.
J. NJ. TRIMBLF.
Cincinnati, September 25, 1877.
We warrant a cure for the above diseases in all
SdseSs Hhu CHdnVhge dh) eIsoh III the Ohlleh states
10 produce a better, cheaper and more effective re.
medy
Sold by The principal Druggists in ever. city in the
UulIed States, and by the pIopheIoTs.
HOWE & co.
At their Depot Mol, College Hall, Walnut street,
Cincinnati, Ohio
And We challenge the world 10 produce an in
stance where the sale Of any remedy has Increased
as rapidly as the above Candy. where il has become
known.
Dr. H. SCOTT,
Sole Agent for Fairfield County.
OFFICE-Giesy's Small White Frame Build
ihg, three Doors East Of The Swan Tavern, Main-st,
Lancaster, Ohio, October, 90, 1917. 6m25