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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
LANCASTER, Friday, August g., l847.
nnrcrnD WEEKLY Wy klskEAD . Dorr

BIZ Telegraph-For The ZanesviHe Courier.
BALTIMORE, July 3l-S p. NJ.
Flour-City Mills is held at Sc, so, without sales.
Grain-Thc MARKET is at stand.
Proyisions-There is an improving demand.
The steamers news has unsettled the market
for breadstutfs.
Nrw York, August 2-9P. NJ.
~Flour-Small sales of Western $3.50. At this
price there were sellers, but buyers are scarce.
The Grain market is completely at u stand.
The market generally Is unsettled by the Iii.
bernia's news and there are no transportaiions'
PHILADELPHIA, August 2-94 T. M.
Prices are ieebly supported under the Hiber-
MAS news, enough Of which has come 10 hand to
~unsettle business
Flour-We notice a sale OF 200 bbls. Western ut
Sc. Holders are asking $500.
Wheat-We report sales 5000 bushels prime
Red at SIPS.
Corn-Sales of prime Yellow at rs cents.
Whiskey-Sales in barrels. at % cents.
Corn M~eal-$3.50 asked but no sales. 2
Oats-We hear of sales Of Northern at Coo.
Provisions, Cotton and Groceries are perfectly
quiet.
We quote Wheat a 6Oc; Flour, at retail, $4@$4
so; Corn 23025c; Oatsl7@20c; Hay s.; Whiskey
20 cents Tor COURIER
BUFFALO, n. Y. July 90.
In Flour. we notice the sales of 100 bbls "Mi-
ami Canal, . uiiuat. at $4,374, and 600 bbls. two
brands, Ohio, at the same. Not u single sample 81
Wheat was offered, and ii is questionable whether
Cleveland could be obtained under 81. Wabash
may be quoted ut SIC. Corn is rather better re-
Quest. Some 700 bushels mixed, in store, at 4ic-
Canal freights may be quoted to-day ut 65067c
, on flour, 1900 9c on wheat, and l5Wl6 oncorn.
CLEVELAND, July 80, i847.
Canal Receipts.-Flour, 4,646 bbls; Wheat
$50; Corn 1906.
Sales.-Last night, 200 bu wheat at 85c.
To-day there is considerable inquiry for flour
and $4.0O is offered, but holders being firm a
a o.. no sales huve been effected; $500 bu corn
afoat sold for Acc; 1000 do, delivered by 10th o
August, at 40 cents.
CINclNSATi, July 81, la47, lP. NJ.
! Flour.-Sales at "a 10. THERE'S s. fair demand
I but BUYERS are not willing to exceed 81.
: Whisky.-Sales atl74c.
, Lard.-A sale Of 100 kegs No. l at &c.
I Sugar.-A sale Of 10 hhds good fair New Or
leans at 74c.
CHiLLIcoTHE, August 3.
The price Of Wheat ranges from 65to7Oc. Flou
~retails at SAL OF "a $4,25. Corn 90 cents shellet
II cts in ear. Oats II cts. Barley40045 Acts; Fla
7 seed CO cents; Beans 50062c; Lard 6@63 cent
Bacon, Hog round, 6 cents.-Ga=eue'
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CahfD Meeting.

There will be u Camp Meeting about thrcc
miles north Of Lancaster, on the Road leading irom
the Poor House TO MillerspOrt. commencing Oh
FRIDAY the 18th day ofAUGUST.
A Boarding Tent will be kept on the ground
where persons from abroad can be- accommodated
at moderate charges, but no Hucksters, Cake
Wagons, &c, will be permitted TO come within
the limits prescribed By law.
LANES ROPER.
d. II. SWARTZ.
Baltimore Circuit, July 90, 1847.
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Or. wlstar,s Bal.am Of wild Cherry.

This celebrated remedy is n compound balsa-
mic preparation OF the Wild Cherry Bari and
Moss Of Iceland, combined by a new chemical
process with the Egtrdct Of Pine. So salutary
have been its e~fEectsi III all cases when administer
ed for CoUGHs, ASTHMA, Co~NsUMPTIoE, or any
disease Of the lungs, that many OF the most dis
tiuguishcd physicians have approved and recon-
mended il, and openly acknowledged it the most
valuable medicine ever discosered. 1t is truly q
valuable medicine, and is affecting an immense
amount of good in the r%eliefof suffering humanity.
- The genuine Wistar's Balsam is sold only
by Maccracken s. Gdlbraith. 2wl3.
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Sl,eriG.,s Sale.

DY virtue of a vendi Exponas to me directed
ID from the court Of Common Please for the
County OF Fairfield, and State of Ohio, ! will OF
fer and expose to sale by Public venduc aud out
cry, at the Tavern of W. W. Hite, in the Town o
Lithopolis, on Monday the 9th day of August
1847. between the hours OF l0o'clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock 7. NJ. of said day the following goods
and chattles to witt One Bay Mare, one Sorre
Horse, one two Horse Wagon and bed, tllre'
Cows, one Bull, one Cali, and ten head Of Sheep
Taken in execution as the property OF William
A. Green, at the suit of Adam Kock and others
Terms Of sale Cash in hand.
ELIAS PERRY, ShertG.
July 80, lS47. psi, "-l2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
In Fairfield Common Pleas.
Elizabeth Townsend,

Elizabeth Townsend,
as. PETITION
George, Benjamin, John, James,
Charles, William and Mary
Townsend, Richard Millikan FOR
and Sarah Millikan, William B.
Wood and Ann Wood, Heirs
at.Law of William NJ. Town DOVER.
send, deceased.
UyHE above named Defendants (some Of whom
are non.residents) will take notice that the
said Elizabeth Townsend, Widow of William NJ.
Townsend, deceased, has filed Ill the Clerks OF
flee of the Court of Common Pleas OF Fairfield
County, her Petition for an assignment Of Dover
in the following Real Estate, III said County, TO-
wit: Part of Lots Nos. 3 and A in the third Square
of the Town OF Lancaster. Also, part Ola Fifty
Acre Tract in Section No. sc, Township No Is
and Range No. 10, of which said William NJ
Townsend died seized. The said Defendants art
hereby notified to be and appear before our salt
Court, at the next Term thereofand plead, answer
or demur to said Bill, otherwise the same will b'
taken as confessed by them and the matters there
of decreed accordingly.
CREEDS, Attorneys for Petitioner.
July %, 1917. 6wllpfs3,5O
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T IS an AXIOM among all civilized nations MAJ
n il Is better 10 be engaged in honorable war thsm
submit TO dishoDoGable prace. Adopting lIis pin
ciplr, Dr. WATSON, an old aud skilifh Physician
(%modesty would suggest tire propney Of leayi1g lhr
word sklliUl for others 10 pIonOnnce, lest ] mhghi
be thought egolesLcsl bot il is no time for nodeslV
10 those dayS Of bare imposition, When ignOanCe
and science are permitted to walk baud 10 handD
who was educated ~ the east, where he prarIiced
MS profession = number Of years; AID during The
last mne OF ten years has been engaged 10 ~ tx.
lensfve practice Ia 81. LoUs where he has Treated
Disease successfully in almost all its varied and
complicated forms, until ilI-heallh,, aud a shattered
constitution obliged him TO decline the practice Of
mis- profession :-has therefore deieTDined to dec are
war with Patent Medicines aud Quark Nostnm
Makers with whose base and false pretensions 10
cure all the Is and ais, pains and aches that ne,h
is heir 100, with n single box Of Pills OF a bottle of
Compound Syrup. Truly there are but two class
esi in society, and lhey are the Huulbugged anil the
Humbuggers. It's passlngly strange the people
nave not long since becone Tired and disgusted with
this base imposition. aud like Rome 200 yeats be-
fore The christian era, IN the days Of Arch gathus
banished these inpOslliOns lIom the country aud
prohibit the practice among Them. There is no
person OF common sense but knows il he would
but reflect that remedies cannot be 80 combined ~
10 DC competent 70 cure 'h t'o"sann I'rms OF as
eases ny one 'on'o'na'o"i II Is pa'eIy 'ase, ana all
WI" pIe'enu 10 cure 80 i"'se h"n,oef Of disease as
YOU Often see advertised are either iguoramuses and
know nothing Of The humsn system, the nature Of
disease or the effect Of remedies upon the system or
they are base inIposlers, and IN either case are I'm
WORTHY Of your confidence. "Ne are wonderfully
am faI"'y MAUI "''c'oe 'e'no person VINO
y is"'i"nl vi wv oedu"'u' pehca'e ana coinplca-
"" STRUCTURE pIes"nf 10 .ampr' a"" mus destroy
inc use'"trrss 0 ""' o'a"'lo' ""u "on'en" sy'-
um nnd w." va p'es" n''r W e'u'ne AUG 10
syu"J '"I '" :" ~ WV y "''' >" os''pi,
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
CATALOGUE OF TEAS
PEK1N TEA COMPANY Y,

The Teas mentioned in this Catalogue are done up IN
quarter pound, half pound, and one pound packages-the
first. or inside wrapper Is lead. the second wrapper IL water
proof paper, and the Third or outside wrapper Is Of Chinese
rice paper. The Company sell none hut good Teas, done
up in this superior manner, all OF them grown In the most
Injurious districts in China Country dealers may select
as small a quantity of each kind os they like, and have
them packed In one chest. These Teas also come in five
pound Chinese packages. called qnattoons, a very eonven'
lent. fanciiul aud portable shape.
[Persons residing in ANY part Of the United states OF
Canada, can order any ofihe Teas In the Catalogue, by LEI
ter. in quantities TO suit their wishes. We pack them IL
Chinese boxes ana deliver them to the Forwarding Mer
chant free from charge for packing or carriage. The mon
ey should always accompany the order.l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
Nrms from the Armp.
Important from Mexico.

We are indebted to an extra of the
GAINESVILLE Courier for the following in
telligence,
The news from Mexico begins to DO OF
considerable interest. We have dates
from Vera Cruz to the 18th ult, and from
Tampico to the 18th,
Col. De Russey had marched up the
river with 100 men, (Baltimorians,) in
search of the prisoners released by the
Mexicans.
Helanded about sixty miles above near,
Haeiutla, when he was surrounded by
between twelve and fifteen hundred.
Mexicans. He had cut his aythrough
this force and retired to the bank of the
river, where he was waiting reinforce
ments.
Later intelligence says:
De Russey's detachment had returned.
They had been surrounded at q narrow
pass near Huejntla, by a force Of Mexi-
cans, who commenced a fire on the de-
tachment from all directions. The Mexi-
cans, however, broke and fled after stand
ing six or eight rounds of grape from
Col. d. Russey's command.
Col. D. Russey continued his retreat
for several days, fighting his way to the
bank ofthe river, when he sent TO Col,
Gates for reinforcements. He reached
Tampico on the night ofthe 10th, having
lost during the expedition, twenty men
killed and wounded, two missing, besides
twenty horses and sixty mules.
During the fight several balls passed
through the cloak worn by Col. De Rus
sey. Capt. Wise had three horses killed
under him. The Mexican loss in the af
fair is $50 men.
Captain Boyd and Lieut.. Tonahill were
killed in one of the above named engage
ments.
Our Army had a fourth of July cele
bration, at Walnut Springs. Gushing
made a speech and Gen. Taylor rePlie'
to it. Other speeches and some toast
were made: Among the latter, we 6n'
the following offered by Lieut.. Fuller Q
Massachusetts:
Gen. Zachary Taylor.--ThenextP Pres
ident Of the United States! May his civ
il course prove as brilliant as his militia
ny career:
In reply Gen. Taylor said:
"Mr. President aud gentlemen: ! hav
never had the vanity to aspire to, or loo
for, that exalted station which has Jul
been alluded to, but, if my fellow coul
trymen think proper to elevate me to S
distinguished and honorable a position,
shall certainly do my best to discharg
its responsible duties with fidelity.
"But, if any other candidate is prefe
red and offered, who may be more cor
petent than myself, 4need not say that
shall acquiesce most cheerfully in tn
decision, and shall rejoice that there
one more worthy to represent them
the highest office in their gift"
An American Express rider had be-
murdered, after a stout resistance, nc
Vera Cruz. Gen, Scott was still at Pu
bla. Gems. Cadwallader and Pile
were at Perote. The news of Ge
Pearce's battle is probably incorrect,
it is stated that he did not leave We
Cruz on the 17th. 1t is said that an
tack was expected upon that place
soon as Pearce should leave and INN
diately suitable preparations were tax
The Steamer Ann Chase burst a boiler
the 18th ult, killed nine and woundeds S,
eral others.
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state of Ohio, :GairGrIa County.
Samuel +. Maccracken,


Abraham L. Brubake-
said Defendant is hereby notified that
said Complainant. on the third day of De-
cember. A. D. 1886, filed in the Clerks Office of
the Supreme Court of Fairfield County, Ohio, his
Bill of Review, to certain proceedings had in said
Court, on the Chancery side thereof, wherein said
Brnbaker was complainant. and George Myers
and John c. Full, and said Maccracken were re-
spondents, and decided aud determined at the
December Term Of said Court, A. d. 1915. as ap-
pears by a duly certified Transcript OF SAID pro
ceedings. attached to, aud made part Ot said Bill
of Review; by which said Transcript 1t appears
that said Court did find the equity OF the case
with the said Complainant th~erein;-that said Bru-
baker, by reason OF the false aud fraudulent rep
reservations Of the said Myers, executed three
promissory notes. payable to said Myers and Fall,
each for One Hundred Dollars, to become due,
respectively, OH the first day of January, 1912.
1913 and 1874, and dated October 4th, 1871; upon
the first of which a Judgment had been obtained
in the Court of Common Pleas OF said Fairfield
County. ut its May Term, l843, i'll favor of said
Myers and Fall, and against said BrIbaker, Tor
One Hundred and Eight Dollars and torty-iour
Gents. and cost of suit; which SAID note was, on
| the 26th day Of December, 1912, assigned 10 the
said Maccrucken;-that the other notes We're, alter
the flino of tile original. Bill, endorsed TO said
Niaccrnclep;-whereiore the said Supreme Court
dill further find that the said Maccracken received
said notes subject to the equities between said
Brubuker aud said Myers and Fall, aud that the
collection of said judgment and notes should be
forever e%njoined, &c. :,
The prayer ofsaid Bill Of Review is, that said
decree be reversed, and that said Maccracken be
relieved in the premises, &c.
The said cause will come on to be heard at the
next Term of said Supreme Court, TO he holden
in said County of Fairfield, on tho Sixteenth day
Of November next. at which time the said Brn.
baker, who is now a nonresident of said State o
Ohio. is hereby uotifedt TO appear, and oppose thu
reversing and setting aside Of the decree, il he SCI
ft so to do. Dated this 5th day OF July, lS47.
BORLAND g. MARTIN, Sol. for ComPtt.
RNS" .F a. e,.,n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
From The Rcp. DR.. BaJeock, tormeriy President
of VateruiHe College. Maine.

Ul
From intimate personal acquaintance with DR..
n. ,Jayne. n regular student of the Medical Univer-
sity Of PENNSYLVANIA, and I'M experienced sue,
cessfnl practitioner of medicine, | was prepared
10 appreciate the numerous testimonials IN iavor
of his different medical preparations much more
highly than the great majority of those winch are
extensively culogised. On trial of them IN my
own family, and some ofthem personally, | have
more than realized these favorable anticipations.
Thev IRE what they profess to be-not quack
medicinrs--but skillully prepared antidotes for
some Of the most affective OF human diseases !
know that they are highly esteemed, and frequent
ly prescribed, by some Of the most respectable o.
the regular practitioners Of medicine in this city
and elsewhere, and I do not hesitate to commend
them as a valuable addition to our mateira nledlea
and a safe. as well as eminently useful remedy iol
The diseased. RuFus BABcocK, Jr, D
Philadelphia. June Z. 1893.
For sale by BURY & BECK, Lancaster ono
INV 40. l64r. o"f~.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
Estate OF Daniel ROiseI.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
\ has been appointed aud duly qualified, as
Administrator dc boRiS non OF the Estate OF VIII
LIAM BolsEL, deceased, late OF Fairfield County
Ohio.
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Adm dc 6onis non.
Clearcreek township, July 80, 1917. 4wl2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
The weekly NATIONAL WING.
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

William Lee, Administra-, IN rY1c,rr
tor Of Thomas Lee, dec. ="
Elizabeth Lee and others. 'O'"0N 'DI%''
lY virtue OF an order OF sale to ue directed by
ID the Court aforesaid, a; its May Term, 1847,
/ will OH
Saturday the 21st day Of August next.
before the Court House door in Lancaster, offer
at public sale the following tract Of Land situate
in said County, known as Lot No. 81, III the North
end East half Of Section No. 30, Township No. I6,
Range 20. containing 100 Acres, being tie same
Lands conveyed by Thomas Hollenback and wife,
August %, 1913, 10 the said Thomas Lee, deceas-
ed. Said Lands are however to be sold subject 10
the Dover Estate therein to Sorah Lee, widow,
Us assigned To her at said May Term, and upon tile
terms following, to-wit: One-lhird in lana--onc-
third in one and the residue in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments from the day
of sale.
WILLIAM LEE, Adm'tor,
Ofhs Estate Of Thomas Lee, deceased.
July 10, 1871. $3.50 CIVIC
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
Vandalia, March 90, 1916.

From the Rec. Geo. J, Barrett. Of The III. Conn.
On. WATsoN-Sir: | take great pleasure in re-
commencing your valuable family medicines to the
public, as snle and certain remedies for the cure Of
the diseases for which they are prescribed. | have
used Number Of your medicines in my family du
ring the past year, and, in every instance. with lhc
most entire success. From thu repeated assurances
which | have had from a number Of my acquain
%tances, who have used your medicines, | have nj
~hesitancy in saying that, in my judgement, they
are decidedly supedor 10 any preparation within ny
knowledge. Yours, respectfully,
EEn L Id A ID ID mn L.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
Estate Of Philip Huber.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN has been duly qualified, as Administrator Of
the Estate of PHILIP HUBER, deceased. late OIL
Amanda Township, Fairfield Comfy, Ohio.
j. NJ. HUBER, Adln'tor.
July 80. lG47. 4wl9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
Valuable Real Estate for sal,

I WILL sell at private sale 60 46-lOO Acres Of
L Land lying in rear OF Stanbery's Garden, North
east of Lancaster, being Lots Nos. 7 10 in the
Partition of the Baldwin Estate. These two Lots
lie together, and for situation, fertility and almost
every other advantage, they form one ofthe most
valuable tracts of land in the County.
Terms moderate Apply soon.
M. A. D~AUGIIERTY.
Lancaster, July 90, l847. IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
Estate Of Abraham WOiring

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and daily qualified as
Administrator de bohis non OF the Estate oil ABRA-
HAM WoTRIYG. deceased, late OF Falrlleld Couh'
ty, Ohio.
Clearcreek township July 30, 1917. 4wl2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06

NOTICES hereby given. that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and duly qualified us Adj
ministrutor OF the Estate OF PARISH HALL, deceas
ed, late of Rushcreek Township, Fairfield County
Ohio. JOEL B. ALTON, Adm'tor.
July 80, 1917. 4wl2N
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
Latest from Mexico.

From the late news, there appears to
be some prospect of peace. AT least we
hope so. The Mexicans have appointed
three Commissioners to treat with Mr..
Trist. The names given are Gonostlza,
Baranda and Tival. The place of meet-
ing San Martin.
Letters assert that Santa Anna favors
peace, and that he was only holding
back until the peace party should gain
the a~scendency.
In some letters different names are
given to the Commissioners. There APP
pears to be no doubt, however, that three
have been appointed.
From a letter, published in the Zanes-
vile Courier, from an officer of the 9Th
Regiment, U. S. Infantry, we have later
accounts from Gen. SCOTS army.
Worth's Division had marched to with
in Is miles of the Capitol, on the 18th
ult. and Scott was expected to reach that
place on the evening of the same day
with the balance. The whole number
will be 15,OOO-10,000 regulars and 5000
volunteers. A skirmish took place be-
tween Gen. Worth's division and about
1000 Mexican cavalry, near Amazoqua,
but so soon as the artillery opened a fire
upon the latter, they fled precipitately.
1t would seem from the above that, al
late as the 18th no conference had beer
held between Mr.. Trist and the Mexi
can Commissioners.
The next ne VS. will be Of great impor
lance. 1t will probably settle the ques
ton, whether we shall have peace OR wal
The Georgia Journals perfectly salts
fed with Gen. Taylor's letter to the Gin
%cinnati Signal. 1t says:
"Under such Circumstances we cannC
doubt the result. The Democrats {
Georgia have greater reasons than the
brethren of New Jersey and Pennsylvs
MIA, to advocate Gen. Taylor. He is
Southern man both in theory and in fact
Identified with our institutions end To-
ing them, his character is nevertheless
such as to enable him to accomplish gre
good for the nation at large. Let !
then, all forget past differences, and raj
like brethren around him who can be
protect and defend both our rights al
our institutions"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
Estate OF Jncob Kmcpper.

NOTICE is hereby given, that tue undersigned
~ has been appointed and duly qualified as
Executors of the Estate Of JACOB KSEPpER, de-
ceased, late OF Liberty Township. Fairfield Coun-
ty, Ohio. ANDREW KNEPPER. }Fx,tors.
SIMON KNEPPER,
July 80, 1917. 4wl2'
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From he Rer. S. X, KeHam.

DR.. +. Y. WATsoN-Sir: Having had frequent
occasion for the use Of mediCides in my family du-
ling the last lew months and from the increasing
popularity Of your Family Medicines" | was ia
duced to Try them, in preference 10 employing a
physician in my family, aud am nov prepared 10
say, that believe your medicines as a class, to be
superior 10 any other preparations now before The
public. Your GOut aud Rheumatic Linimenl, Yer
mifuge, letter Ointment, Gravel Mixture, Ant
Dyspeptic Mixture, Anti Bilious, Vague, aud Ilepa
tic Pills, | conceive to be Preparations which neeC
no further recommendation Than a fair trial, to Ell.
sure their unparalleled success.
REV. S. X. EELLAM.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
stntr of Mhln. ffairarIo @OaMtp.

COUKT OF JUMMUN LLHN'
DrN" Partition of I95
}Acres Of Landin
Sec. Q, Town, Is
~; ynlornu,h and others. and Range -.
I'll WnI nsTe"dants. Eli Wildermuth Of the State
81 inSiana. Henry Aspaca and Mary bis
VIZ. Of Hanoock County, Ohio, and Philip Peniz
VA W.T. lI.,;ida his Wife Of P~ickaway County. OHIO
aud Ionisa Ann wiIdermatb, a Minor, ana chris
,ena WiIdermuth, Widow. both Oh Fmriheid Iou,i-
~. Ohio, are hereby notified Of the hiins ana on
ieeet oftbe Partition in this case. ana tna. an orusr
~, Senfember Term Of said Court.
heA' }. RApEBAUGH, Clerk.
.July so I647. pi$3,2V OWL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06

And four hours since, | had the Fever and Ag"e
very bad for nearly six months, aud Dr. watson
cored me at once, and | have never had It SINCE
have since then, sent, should think, forty persons
who have all expressed their most entire satisfaction
as they 100, were cured in a very few DAYS. dc
no, hesitate 10 recommend Dr.. Walson's Fever anc
Ague Pills to the public, as one of the best remedies
for Fever and Ague. D. G0oDFELL0W.
St. Louis, Missouri.
For Sale BY J.C. HENLEY, Lancaster Ohio,
Laneas,el July 30, lo37, Snl2.