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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29


,..,.,, ". ,,, ns' :, pm, =, {IN cIIANcERY
Vile, and others.
IHNHE Bill aledges thatthe deed of Samuel to
il Emanuel Shisler IN trust Tor Defendants and
others OF Sout Of Northeast 4 Section No. 20,
Township No IA, aud Range No. IS, is fraudulent,
and prays that the same may be so decreed.
Aud il appearing TO the Court that the above
named Defendants are noll-resdents:
1t is ordered that notice ofthe pendency OF said
Bill be given said Defendants, by publishing the
same tor six weeks successfully in the Lancaster
Gasctte prior to thsnext Term OF this Court
Notice is therefore hereby given to said Delen-
dants 10 appear ut the next Term Of said Court
aud plead. answer or demur To said Bill. or the
same will be taken as confessed.
j. RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
October Is, 1o47. 6ws3 pfss,5o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29
Joseph Ke,nm erer's Estate.

tNToTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers
IL have been appointed aud qualified as Ad.
minstrators on The Estate of JosErH KEMMERER
deceased late of Pleasant Township, Fairfield
County, Ohio. Dated at Lancaster, this 4th day
of October. l347. PHILIP KEMMERER,
DAVID W. KEMMERER,
Administrators.
October Is, 1S47. 4w23
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29
State or Ohio, Fair1ieId 90.

1hadeus Kearn
IS. IN cHANcERy.
John Hyme,
The Bill alledges that defendant on the 9th Of
August l845, conveyed to complainant by way Of
mortgage, In-Lot No. one, in Kern'S addition to
Lancaster, to secure to him the payment of S68,
which is due and unpaid, g. prays that said Mort
gage premises may be sold to pay soid debt.
1t appearing to the court tnat John Hyme
is not a resident of this State, it is thereup.
on ordered by the Court that notice be given to
said defendant of the filing, object and prayer OF
said Bill by publishing the same for six weeks
successfully in the Lancaster Gazette prior to the
next Term.
Notice is therefore hereby given to said defen.
dant accordingly. tJ.RADEBAUGH, CLERK.
Lancaster, Oct |, 1917. pD.5O 6w2l
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LADIES, DRESS GOODS.

wv have just received handsome variety
wv ofFINE FRENCH CASH MERES,
PLAIN BLACK and RICH FANCY STRIPE
SILKS, and large lot cIniaspcnay cALICoES
that won't fade,
market, aud will be sold cheap
WISE & HILLARD.
Lancaster, October 90, l847. "a.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29
LoOIximg GIass Pilates.

s(NATES s. coSPER, (inthe Tallmadge House,
NJ are prepared to furnish Looking Glass Plates
Of all sizes from 8 by 1Oinches to Is by 26inches,
AZ very loo prices.
Lancaster, June 25 1917.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29
Eatate of Samuel warner.

NoTICE ishereby given, that the undersigned
i Y has been appointed and duly qualified as Adj
ministrator OF The Estate ofSAMUEL WARSER, de.
ceased, late OF Liberty Township, Fairfield Coul.
ty, Ohio HENRY WARNER, Adm'tor.
October 90 l847. 4w2a"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29

tErIt is as natural for federal Whig to.be in
favor Of LegislatDg for the benefit ofa few, us it
Is for duck to swim Ohio Eagle
Anditis as natural fora Locofoco to
lie, as il is fora Iaekass to bray.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29

~ Doct, M. 2. Kreiderhas been cleo
tedGrand Master Of the Masonic Lodge,
--vice w, B. Thrall Esq. declined. The
next meeting will be held in Columbus.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

NTH a. Il % N q
NV Ho have served the Fairfield public as
w Tnilurs, continue their old business in the
room recently occupied by AISswouTH q VIII
LOCK, on Main Street. aud will serve their old
friends aud new ones in the old way, iii the line
ofilcir vocation.
They have received neat and well selected
,s.,,-,.,.I ..r
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29

RIt win be seen byreference to our
advertising columns, that I. U. White
Esq. is again on hand with Stock Of
New Goods. Any one calling, we are
confident, will be fair ly waited upon.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29
Silver Ware.

INABLE, Desert and Tea Spoons. Salt. Mus.
u tard and Cream do. Butter Knives &c. also
the Real German Silver Table g. Tea Spoons,
For sale by GATES s. COSPER :
June ls, l847.
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100 pieces Satiinets,

|or all sorts, coors, kinds, qualities and prices.
40 pieces KENTUCKY JEANS, Gold mixed,
Blue Black. Cadet and Brown from twenty 10
fifty ceuts yard.
iOpicces Sleeps Grey Fulled Cloths, very
heavy Goods for Winter pants
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29
LANcAsFEa. lIrIiay.. october %. lsa7.

By Telegraph For The ZanesviHe Courier.
NEw YoRK. October 1913 Pm. y
Flour Moderate sales at previous prices
Wheat-SaIes Of Prime White Western at lao
cents, and of Southern Reds at 1870 cents
Prbyisions-Sales fPrime Pork Western. at
$ll0$ll,i2i. and Of Mess at $i4.50i of Prime
Beet, also Western, new, at 81 ,374 aud of Mess
do. at $40 Tallow has moved of moderately at
10 cents pea pound.
BALTmoRx, October23-8P. M. !.
The Stock market without change.
Flour--Sales OF Howard Street at ST. So and
City Mills is held atthe same price
( Wheat--Sales prime White at 1860 1890.
Beef Catte-Sales at 81, 2,5002,683 4Y 100 lbs
ouhooE
CLEvELANp, October 90.
Sales ofFlour at 5,45, aud Of fine salt ats SEA
ZASEsvmLE, October 25.
Prices remain about the same as by last report
Wheat has commanded 90c aud perhaps more
solely undera milling demand. Large receipts
would probably reduce the price Courier,
ClNcISSATl, October 2o--6 +. M.
Flour--Sales at $$4s5Q$ $4,93.
Bacon-Common Hams, bagged at 9c; sugar
cured, bagged, at lOc. both pkgs extra.
Whiskey-The sales to-day were 4O SIS and rs
brls from river at l7Sc 1870 do from railroad al
same; "a do at l78 cts--showing an improvement
Cheese--Sales Of 1925 boxes in lots for ship
ment, at 81 cents. er
Cofiee-Sales of16O bags St. Domingo at 7cent:
25 do fair Rio at 81 cants- Gazette.
~ CnLLrcoTHE, October &c.
The price of Wheat ranges from 90 to 81 cents
Flour retails at $4250$4,50 Corn 25 in ear, 90 cts
shelled: Oats l7c; Barley 4O045c; Flaxseed 62c.
Beans 50062c; Lard, 606t cents; Bacon, Hog
round, 6 cents Gazette.
Lancaster Institute.
There will be meeting of the Lancaster In.
stitute on Friday evening the 29th inst, at the
Town Hall. A discussion on the following ques.
ton may be expected
rs the Aristoerdey cf America, an Aristocracy
Of Talent or of WEALTH"
col.P. Van Trump, Affirmative; George Wea
yer, Esq; Negative,
The citizens generally are respectively invited
to attend.
JOHN GARAGHTY, President.
r. p. EFFINGER Sec'y,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29

RPike's "best joke of the seasou'is is
founded on the fact, "that we are hired
BY the Publisher Of this paper Well
well, ignorance is bliss; on this account,
isit, that Pike has always been happy
man.
~ The attention Of the public is re.
specially directed to the advertisement
Of Howe & Cos Cough Candy, in our
advertising columns.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29
Estale Of. AsIalm Bear.

NToTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator onthe Estate Of ADAM BEAR, deceased,
late Of Hooking Township. Fairfield County Ohio
JACOB GRAYBlLL, Adm'tor.
October 8, l8H 4w22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29

A large lot. which are new fashionable siyleI
and very eheap. Bonnet Borders, Bonnet Cap
and Bonnet Gimps of all kinds.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29

ELA x-SEED oTL-.3O0 Gallons Of
clear FIax.Seed Oil, justreceived and for sale
by Buhf q pEShs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29
FALL u WINTER GOODS,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
s N A w h s
Bonnet Ribbons,

Of every kind quality and size can be bought o
us at greatly reduced prices.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29
10 DRAY LOADS OF
no OHS AND SHOES,

NJ ~ ~ "A ~ n ~ ~ ~ - ~ - ~
now unloading, Thick Boots several qualities,
FINE CALF aud MOROCCO BOOTS.
Kip aud Brogan SHOES, Ladies' Lace BOOTS
CATERS, WALKING SHOES aud slippers
Boys Thick Boots, Thick Kip and Cali Shoes
Misses Boots aud Walking Shoes
Gcntlenens', Ladies' and Misses India Rubber
Shoes.
ca EpSs
Fur, Plain and trin'd Cloth. Oil Cloth. Plush ,
Sc. Beuna Yisti Navy and General Taylor styles,
Children and Infants Fancy Cups.
A general assortWeat of
= AEDW ARE, Q HIN e,
GLASS AND QUEENSW ARE,
Our STOCK of GROCERIES is large and
good qnalily. All kinds Of DYE STUFFS con-
stantly OH hund.
On Hand Also,
large lotof Cotton Yarn, Coveriet Warp, Car
pet Chan anl Candewickiug. Finally every thing
in the F0REIG and DOMESTIC, STAPLE and
FANCY DRY GOODS LINE, all of which is to be
sold very cheap, and all we ask is an opportunity
to prove it by showing Goods and telling prices.
Cash OM Hand,
For Wheat, Rye. Oats and Corn.
WANTED,
All kinds Of trade in exchange for Goods.
WISE g. HlLLARD.
Iancastar Octoher Z .IaI7. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-29

Together with every variety of llmlwnre usu'
ally kept J. c. WEAVER.
Lancaster, Octuber %. 1916 "a
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- TO IEr-For drsl roou ODD Yellow io1s.
az. room. a . BY the best ocafed ans vcrt-
- lated broadway. For particul srs apply b
a8Sl II }. BREASTED. - Broadway, up stAira
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CORPORArIoN NOrICH.-Pu5iic notice !. asI

A y
- hy given t0 the owners occuPA-- ol .~~a
pants al a. houses ard lots improved or uuimpteNee
lands Affected thereby that the following assessments
been completed By the Assessors, and are lockeo ~ vac
Street Commits Oice for examination ., 81 PC.
sons interested VIZ, For tCitng sewer in uiiou-.t
from the East the north westerly Inc or
The limits embraced By such assessment inc'loe a. .
sever houses snd lots cf ground vacant lots pieces Ano
parcels OF land both sides Of fultontFeet lo
the East 20 Broadway; also on the "este 500 y
Front between Fulton and Beetmsn sts also on ooth secs
OF Wafer between Fulton and Beekman IS; also ca oo
SIDES of Pearl between John ard Ferry SIS also on ot
side. Of Cif John ana Beesmkn SIS as on DON
sides OF RIDERS Alley. also the westerly side o. 1en
between John and Fulton SIS; also on both SIDES OF " ~
liam between John and Ann SIS; also on eon sdes on
Dutch between John and Fulton also on the soutneiy
side OF Am between Whsm-st and Broadway also on
both sides OF Beekr1snt between Cha and wzier SIS
aSo on both sides OF Nsssau-s between FULTON ana Am
st. All persons whose interests are Affected oy the ao'e
named assessments and who opposed 70 The same or
either OF them requested 70 present their ooecuons
in writir the uncers -ned az the Street Sons1on-
er Office within thirty days from the date Of this notice
MARTIN + THOMSON Street Comn'sioner'
and Chairman Of the Assessors
S.-..f e.r,u,i s.f,ra-s nfrre Nov D. lS47. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-12

TIE proprietor Of the Eecuary, more than - yla o
was a cied with the Piles induced by sedeninry habits
while pursuing hrs collegiate studies. sud Tor 10 years sur
ferei much from this complaint The nctclfncy on most
OF the medicines used BY him, and the absolute injury
caused by some induced him % iuvesza profess onay
the nature and OF this complaint, and % possible 90
discover remedy which reliance fnght Pc placed
medical designed and prepared % 4et IN accord
snce with correct pathological ideas VI the disease when
which % intended O. remove.
The Elecfuary is composed % twenty dlnelent ..le
some of which are not recognized the Matera Medlca
and ~ but htle known 20 the medical pu9c nnt
experience which s the best test Of everything has y
o. combination they have proved prominently useiu.
This medicine also contains several extracts obtained
nn vegetable productions, BY which The blood Is more
eaecuay renovated. and all the various secretlOns n-
proved than by any Of the preparations az safsanla
that he has been able % MAKE or recommend ne lice
tuaiv contains medicines which are powerfully aelei'
mined the surface, removing congeions e4ntzns tn
circulation, and creating natural and healthy acton 81
the skin, and ln ts way Piles are cued-nanei1 ~ re-
moving the causes which produced congestion, turnn
Che current 0f the circulating fluid um The centre % mo
surface, and thereby preventing eie,tlaly ana pcimA
neatly an undue determination uf blood to The lower sec
tnn oi the bowels That 10 does ihs ereciNllf me I
pfeior Is convinced hy long continued personal expert
mens aud he has had the happiness 90 witness he srne
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
Fzternal applications in me form OF e'chif'-' Nn'
renfs powerful astrngeni oniments itiFes' &C. are "'
onv disagreeabe, but oentimcs highly iniurois l-tl
waiting materially tie complaint and not unirequeny poo
dlcng NAL gnell ulcers, troublesome .flciNles' ana W
curhe hsfulas Applications ot ibis character cannot DE
REGARDED sale long cannot know precisely lne
Grade of ANIMATION ihll exists boo the selected parts by
long spelience in tho treatment OF tins disease have
found the simple &C. ate, with cold water used AS ordered
boz the directions DO answer all The purposes That ctn pee
s from external APPLICATION, With this advantage mat
Sod. ,shoiesais and retail. By WYATT KETCHAM,
~ tlon-st; Dc. a. L pham lih howery, n \ and by
dfusrss generally throughout tho United States and Can
alas. Price : box.
Nor,cE-The genuine Electusry has the written : ra-
turs thus ~ a. Urn'N' NJ D. The hand u $50 done
Wit a
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raXALrAnLE PROPERTY % AueLLan

80 Tuesday, 10th inst being Court day m the County
49, Somerset will sell sell AZ public auction before ne
Court House in The town of S0mrryie, that valuable
rropsrty known ~ the Patterson Farm, containing ~
r,inaer In goos wood land Thisfsfm Is deli hffay
uted on the Rsfitsn River, miles Somevie ard ithin
one mile and half OF The rapidly improving nanuactlr
Inc villages OF Rsritan Or Wat.rpower aiording near
good market for all the products ~ the farm The dwell
hng large and we'd built aud with tThng expense can
De made a handsome residence The barn. stable add out
houses are new ample and Of first order The New fof
.ud someniie Railroad Is within miles Of the fam,
commute siing with the City Of NcwYorN Times each
day at d small expense This property is improving Ia
value nud circumstances render 10 necessary that f
should be- sod DC presents rare opportunity Tor invest
ment Terms accommodating, % BE- made known 90 IL
iay Of ssle ln3 7t'l JAS. TAYLOR someryille y
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MARIN JOURNA
PORT OF NETWORK.

arrived.-Bak Hersche Means. savaun1h. days,
t,,esr 90 pennet 5th inst LAT IS ong u az, passed
xes~ss mast uainhoo. GAIT topnast sails rigsrs, &e
.pr,rentiy new end recently in the water
Is esrk LAizlc Lsneilse, Bordeaux, - days brandy
Sc. toJ DotAnd 4 Co. -. A., a..
BrE MaeoH ioey, Savannah, 9days eo''on "es &c "
n N nemil .
Brig Cornela crabree Dsrien, Ga, - days iumoei 20
Badger, Peck Co The captain and one seaman sieA
ene seaman died yesterday morning
Brg Herald Wolss Galveston, rs Gays, cotton &c, -
Collins Co LAT 81 3, long Is, spoke brs Apine
i 81 Thomas having IN tow the wreck u brs faesne
mskins Tor Charleston
scbr Abigail Haynes Haynes. shAlloot River, nc.
sehT Ana. Hopkins feieFsears days, d0uT and toose
co b J Hunter 4 son
sshr 1resnwsy. Coach, Richmond, days, mase, to Al
len 4 PAxson.
SnileJ.-Ships Rsppalannoek, Neworlssnsi saitSna
DO; Camden. Charleston.
Bsk May Il Kendall, Boston, and others
nfesnorauda.-The brig Charlotte, Of Bangor eetor'
rspssysd, 10 stul ashore on komsr Shoals.
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.

z. EVANS
- BMOyED FROM III Broadway 10 70 Fuitor- * where
llhe has Manufactured large ss.ortrent Of Clohlnz
made up in the latest style and beat manner which ne
Offers for sale FOR the following extraordinary low prices
for cash;
Beaver and P,Ios % to q %
ONERCOATS and ONERsACKs, every
pos. q f,ar ns'o % to - %
Also, large assortment Of Business ssen
p.ss. sna ~, fr91s Ooa' 'ns enc % to II %
PASTALOONs plain and fancy Csssl-
nleres French, DoeskinS and EnEiish bisef -. . a.
Caszueres, &C. Of every style irorD'.... % 70 \"
VESTS. an eod.ess variety OF biAek saHn' 70. . ~
velvet Merinos and bombazines from ~ % "
Also large assortment Of French Enfnsn Dern1h -n
Aeriran Broadclo.hs Casfimerss and venus when
I'll - 80 49, ~ order 10 suit Z. EVANS.
81 s5--.-Is - 70 Futou-st.
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TO ENGINEERS,
CONTRACIORS And SURVIVORS.
TIe Engineer, COniracfo-.s and SrTeyor-f P0osef

Ta5lc-Rook.
d. j. NJ sCRIBSER. A. 81 - pages, 2imo Tuck
ID binding with gilt edge. Published ~ Huntington
savage. 20 Pesrl-st. New-fork
Tho above work com prises Legarhms Of Numbers Log
srihc Suss and Tsrgenfs. Natural snes and Natural
Tanzenfs: the Traverse Table. and full ard exfen We
set OF tables exhibiting al ore view tie number oi Culc
Yards contained 10 any snbansm cattinE ane Tor
any base or slope Of sdes Usual In practice BESIDE ee
sasen;ia tables. the work pusesn pages more i N zen
sgrafor Tables Weights Of Iron, strength OF Materials.
Formulas Dszrarns &c for laying out Railroads. Canals
End Curves much Of which has before been offered
= the public and al indispensable 90 the era reef tbs
book Will prove great saving OF time and VII enable ne
rev. gnner furnish results a. accurately and VIII
mach greater rspdty he most perienced IN the pro
fern without rs aid The tables 0i l1zarlhs &C have
been carefully corrected and compared with different ed
tors Of the same tables; and s TIE tables through the
book lave been read carefully by proofs four times hence
the most implicit confidence may 1e placed IN tnei cor
rectness
Also. s,ribners Engineers and Mechanics Companion,
new edition. = PAGES ENLARGED, with 3 PAGES Of entirely
new matter and much improved throughout
10 believed these books 20 vel adapted % snt TIE
above professions that they cannot afford Co do without
them and that they Will aid ga rewarding wedfeeted
mental labor.
Both sale al the principal booksellers ho1s b.
out the { nited States and Canada, and AZ
~ eodu HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, ZIG Pear-st
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FALL AND WINTER

CLOTHIHG, At the City Clothing Wsrshorss, No. loZ
L Fuitop-sf. directly opposite the Old North Dutch
Church where every style Of Fall and Winter Cothins
csn BE- had q suit the pocket and taste Of AL
CLOAKs " black and blue Brosdcoths, Beaver and
Piiots, from S 70 SL5.
OVER COATS and OVER SACKS, every shade Of
Tweed Broadc0tl.. Beaver and Pilot, from - 70 50
Also, large assortment Of 1sness SOCKS FrOck Goats
single and dOpbie-brsested.
The new style Of SHAD COATS from g 10 go.
PANTALOONS plain and fancy CsssimeTss french
Doeskins and English black CAsseres, saiinss, &c Of
every style, from II % b .. .
yEsTs an endless variety Of black Satin Felyets Mer-
mos and Bombazines from ~ ~ 70 =.
Also large assortment Of French, Enssn' herman sna
American BroadclOths, CasnmeTes and Nesinzs, winch
will be made up order 70 suit ne most fsstldioIs
DANIEL P. SMITH, l02 Fnlion-st
ofl lrnenat onposite The % Dutcn church.
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INSURANCE.
0CToBER REPORT or rHF MUTUAL !

NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAN. UAsNAY. Secry
MNfUgy Posr. NIB Physician. 500 Broadway. nj
4, NiCkERBOChER FIRE INSURANCE COM.
N PANY OF NEW.YOkK, oHre % Wallst-Capitsl
$4,000 Oi sinaily incorporated 10 l7a5-rhs company
continues 90 against loss and damage by IRE on The
favorable tsmsi it, operations confined chiefly
90 the CITY o New-York and It's immediate proximity
All losses adjusted and paid with promptncs aud bsratY.
DIRECTORS
Gorge Ireland John O0thout, George Arcularius,
Robert Benson, John Campbell, George Conkiin,
Joshua Brush, Robert t. Stuart, John Gray,
Bolts Moore, Edward Cook, Asher Riley,
Anthony Lamb. Adam Norre Robert Kermit
Benin De Forest William Tucker, Che. 7. Leverch,
Anthony Chardon LewisC Hamersley William Brown ing
Alex Lawrance, William r. Dean, Henry Ellsworth.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
ABB McDONALb, Secretary.
NewYork, Oct ?, 1871. q
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DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS.

VHE 81 BsCRlBER has ustrsceived one Of the finest
collections Of Buools Roots ever ported the yarle-
ties Of Hyacinths Narcissus and Tulips selected b.
himself with especial references % their suitable ness Tor
culture, and they cannot fail 70 give general sais-
faction, for better bulbs cannot Be grown
Lady amateurs and others viii consult their own inter-
By calling him previous 20 selecting elsewhere a.
hs prices VIII kso be found from > % - per cent lower
than those Of any other The City he has aso
very choice assortment q Hyacnth Glasses and Pots,
Of which perfectly unique and c1nrot b obtained
elsewhere being selected ioI him BY friend Who visited
Europe ll lie only socts az inspection OF th-
articles be feels assured inst they VII be iounf . p
resented JAMES HOGJs - Broadway,
- 2ueoi Princes
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ATWOOD STOVES!

Umpire STOFE5i-Persons wanting superior coll
LnAry apparatus respectfully invited 10 examine th
celebrated Stove before purchasing elsewhere The
Of this stove - always charged with pure air They vii
be put up under guaranty Wholesale and retail BY
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No fluid or medicine has been discovered which 80
nearly resembles The gastric juice o saliva IN decompos
Ing food and strengthening the Of Digestion ~ this
Preparation Of ssrsapdrA 10 positively culcseyefy case
of dyspeuAs. however severe or chrome
BASK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY Nay 10, ls4'.
DR TowNsEND-Sirs have been afflicted Tor several
wears with dyspepsa ia rs worst form, attended Win
sournsss II stomach loss d appetite extreme hearurn
and great aversion all kinds Of food, AID flr weeks
what could eatl | have been unable % retain bnt
small portion my stomach tred the usual remedies
but they ad bat little erecl Ia removing the COM
plant was induced. about two months since, 20 ~
sour Extract Of Sarsaparla aud must with Little
confidence but after using nearly two bottles, found my
appetite restored snd the heartburn entirely removed
and woad earnestly recommend the use Of % - those
who have bseu ALL cted ~ hsvr been. Yours, a.
w. w. VAN LANDr.
y g. Purchase none bat such As have wrappers that
hide the bottle completely aud have tie written snatufe
OF : p TOWNSEND.
Principal Once 70 Falfon-st sun Buiirr y. " Red
diuzN c. safest. Boston; Dyott Sons lS- North
sscold-s Philadelphia : ; Hauca, druggist Baltimore
Durol Co. Richmond NJ. Cohen Cha .estoni wright
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