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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29
October Election.

Mr.. WRlGHT-GEORGE WEAVER. Esq, will
be a Candidate for Prosecuting AHorney at the
ensuing October Election.
Mr. EdtOr-Plcnse announce JOSEPH A.
GREENE, Of Hooking County. ms u Candidate for
State Senator. at the ensuing October Election in
tue district composed of Fairfield, Perry and Hook
ing; subject To the decision Of The people of the
District MANY VOTERS.
E-91We are requested to announce GEORGE IL.
STROBE, as Candilate tor Commissioner, at
the ensuing October Election.
GcV7We are requested tn announce Col Will
LIAM HAMILTON. Of Clearcreek Township.
aS Candidate Tor Comfy Snrrcyor, at the cns,i-
ing Octnbcr Election
Mr. Edilor-lou will oblige many voters oI
"OId Farlield," by Announcing JOHN r MU-
MAUGlI. as a Candidate for County 1nda0r, at
the next Election.
Mr. EdHor-plcasc annouacc GEORGE FET-
TIERS as a Candidate for Poor HoWsc Director.
at the ensuing October Election. aud ubligc many
voters in OLD PLEASANT
Mr Ediior--We woull recommend tn The CON
sideraton of the people of the Representative Dis.
lrci composed Of Hacking, Perry and Fairfield
JOHN GARAGHTY. Esu,. as II SnilAblr candidate
for Representative, at the October Election.
"OLD FAIRFIELD"
E.STWenre request 10 announce JOHN n. LIT
TIE. ns Candidate far Co,Oaor, ut the next Oc-
tober Election
Mn. WEAvEa:-Pleasc anhrnnce Mr. TuOM.
AS JACKSON, Of Bcrn Township. as the Pe0.
pies Cwdidnte for SHERIFF. at the October Eec-
lion. aud obligc MANY VOTERS.
September $, 1913 10
Mr.. EplroR We would respectfully suggest
Mr. PHILIP \. WlSEMAN, of Walnut Town.
ship. as u suitable person for Representative in
the next Legislature from Fairfield County. We
know Inn 10 he honest and camlble.
By inserting this, you will oh'igc many voters OF
OLD WALNUT,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29
Observatory Clock.

The Cinninnati Times Of August 80
gives the following incident, relative to
the purchase of clock for the observa.
tory ofthat place:
Yesterday, at the post office, gentle.
man of this city, abruptly accosted Pro
fessor Mitchell, by asking him whether
the Observatory had sideral clock
"No." Ought you not have onel"--
Eyes" "What will one COST" "Abou,
$780," Is that ALL" "Yes." "Well
send for one, and | will pay for it,
"Thank you"
That is all that was said, and an orde,
for the clock was mailed this morning.
The generous donor is Wilson McGew
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lands for sale,

THNIIE undersigned, Executor oIthe last will Of
Il Nathaniel Red,l. deceased, late of Fairfield
county, Ohm by virtue of authority contained in
sad WILL will expose to sale by public vendue.
On Saturday the 7ih day of October, Isis
at 70 o'clock NJ, before the Court House door in
said county. all of the residue supposed 10 contain
"A So 100 acres of land, contained in the farm of
said deceased, remnnng after assignment of the
Widows dover tlerein-beiug part OF Section
No. 49, Township No II, Range No. 10. in Fair
field county, Ohio, lying two miles Southwest of
Lancaster, on the Chlicorhe roud--abnut fifty
acres under cultivation aud the residue first rate
timber land. Said premises are well supplied
with water and are conveniently si,nate in respect
To mills aud markets. Persons desiring to pur-
chase will have the same particularly shown to
them by the undersigned, or by Mr., John Redl
who lives on the laud.
Terms of fSale-Onc-thrl in hand ,one-third in
one, aud one.lhrl in two years. with interest
from the day Of sale. Immediate possession will
be given. WILLIAM GRAHAM. Eretor,
Ofhc Estatc Of Nathaniel Reid, deceased,
September -, l8l8 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29
Arrival OF the Acadia.

The Acadia arrived at Boston on Sat
urday; She sailed from Liverpool on the
9th inst.
THE MARKETs.-Grain has declined
nearly to the extent Of recent advances.
Corn 33 a 34s. per quarter-dull-Flour
unchanged-dull. Provisions-limited
transactions. Lard brisk at advance of
is per cask. Bacon firm. The wealth
er has improved aud is very favorable
for harvest. The potato disease is less
destructive than at first supposed. The
United States Steamerreturned To South
ampton in consequence of an accident
which happened to her machinery. The
Queen addressed Parliament in person
on the 5th in7t., and Immediately set out
on a tour for Scotland. lrelrnd remains
tranquil.
FRANCE. --Lamartine published de-
fence against certain charges which oc-
casioned Cavaignac to deny that he had
any intention of suppressiug The consti-
tutional. This Journal and La Presse
have resumed their fierce attacks on the
governments, in spite of Cavaignac's dec.
laratious that he would not allow the re-
public to be impeached. The Bonapan-
lists are moving with view 10 elect Prince
Louis to the Presidency. The French
Government have received despatch
from Mr.. Arago minister at Berlin, an
nouncing that Austria accepts the medi-
tatiou of France and England to settle
the Italian question.
ITALY Is everywhere excited--con-
stant tumults occur The Austrians have
levied heavy contribution on Parma; it
was refused; on which they commenced
pilIaging the city. The inhabitants rung
the tocsin and combat ensned, The
women and children joined by throwing
missiles from the windows. Final result
not known. Schleswig Holstein has re-
fused to acknowledge The armistice CON
cluded by Prussia in the name of the
Germanic Confederation.
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OF REAL nsTATE.

fE( ! Virtue of decreial order directed tn me
- lrum the Court of Common Pleas or Picka.
wa County. Ohir, will proceed. on Tuesday
fhe 18th day of Ocinber. between The hour. Of
10 O'Clock \. VI. aud o'enck p. ~. IN ssll at
public anrtion. on ihe premises, In.I.nt No. 2 H.
the 9Th Square nrtbc town or Lancaster. FairfslJ
County: fappnised ai s778; aud nuincnmIercJ1
Also on Wednesday the 18th day ofOcfohcr next
beiween The hours Of 10 O'Clock 4 NJ and four
o'clock =, N. on the premises The following real
estate to.wii: iIac; or parcel living IN SnltrreeL
Township in said County of Pickaway. contain.
ing 8g3 Acres taken Of The rasi side or the north
east Quarter Of Seciion No. 8. in Township No
i. Range 30. 90 nv. S } cut off by line pars
lel with the Fast line orsnid Quarter Sccfinn which
inc divides ilie same from the lot helonging Il
iCnilnrne Mnrz in The same Quarter Section; nIrd
Is terminated n the sonill end by n snke frnn
which Hickory tree 10 inches ia diamrier hears
North l5degrees West - links. md al the North
end by n stake from which Walnut tree 10 IN
ches In diameter. bears South N degrees Fast I3a
links distant said tract lies mics West Of Tar
ton. (unincumhered. appraised NJ SifljO Also
ln-Lot No. 6. in Square No. @ in the Town nj
Tarliou (apprased AT $3.50. and subject fo the lifp
estate of Margaret Binkley.) Alsn In-Lof No G.
IN Square No. o. in the town Of Tarltnn (apprai4
ed af $500. and Suiect to same incnmbranre -
Also Tive South bali Of ln.Iol M. 7. Square M 4
m the Town Of Tarlion. C-nIject 10 same incnm
brance and appr'iscd nj :30)
And alsn nn Thursday. the 10Th dav Of O,tnbcr
next on the premises. between the hours NJ I(
O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock p. NJ. tlie rnllowin.
real estate. io-wh: 33I feet IN width across III,
sou'b end oI ln-Lot No B. in Square No Q. in III,
town Of Tarlion. (nppraised at Slj and incnmber
Ell with the life estate Of Margaret Biukcy.) Al,
Ort-Lot No 10, of said tnwn of Tarlton. contain
ing % ncres. (snlilcct 10 the same incumbranc,
and appraised at go AlSothe Sonih lrhf of tn,
Southeast Qiarler Of Section No 90. Township
No 20, and Range No 90. confirming 8lJ Acres .
Land. more or less, aud situated in said couut,
Of Fairfield. (unincumbered appraised ut sl222
Aso the rcsidnc OF the Southwest Quarter nf Ser
tion No q, Township No II aud Range No 20
afiertaking from said Quarter Section II Acre
and l30 poles lying in said county Of Fairfield
I(uninrnnlbered; appraised at s290j.
Said Real Estate decrced 10 be sod in the cns,
of George II. Bnkev rs. Margaret Bim&ley cf. nj
Terms Of fSaIe.-One.tlird cash in hand. ih,
residue in two equal animal payments with inter
est from date 10 he secured by mortgage.
D. ENSWOBTH.
CoronCr aHa oc'ing Sheriff
September, lj, l848-jwl0 pf$7.j0
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AnOtI,cr OGer.

We published. last week, the proceed
ings and address ofthe 10th Of May Con.
vention, for ten dollars. Now we will
agree, for the purpose of letting our read
ers know the opinions of Gen. Cass upon
River and Harbor improvements, and
provided he gives us to the November
election to finish it, with any good Loco
foco, to publish Cass' letter to to the Chi
cago Convention, for haJf price. Who
will take us up2
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q e Il AT y "A H. II
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY!

DERSONAL Property belonging 10 the Estate
I of NELSON Grouse. deceased, consisting of
1903 head of FEEDING CATTLE. which may be
found at Mr. Jeremiah Crouse's farm, or miles
northeast Of Chillicolhe. until the 2d OF October
next. 2l7 head ditto, supposed to be on the road
from Indiana, aud will he ON hand on the day of
sale
IA head choice Mich Cows and Calves: blood
ell do | four year old hlondcd Bull; II head Of
stock Cattle; one yoke Work Oxen; 3 head young
Hnrses: - head of Work Horses; so head Eating
Hogs; 100 head Stock Hogs: 81 head Sheep; 27j
ncres Corn in the field with The privilege olFecd
lots; 1000 feet choice Cherry Lumber consider
able portion suitable Tor stair railing; lot Of Old
Coru in the crib; four horse Wagon | two horse
do; Ok Car Pleasure Carriage; 40 Bee stands;
Oats in the Stack; Wheat in do; Wheat in Mill;
Is tons Hay; Is Poughs; 6 FlukeS 3 Ilarrows;
sets Gears Patent Hay Rake; Q sets IInrness;
set Carpenters Tools; Rihc;l Shot Gun; por-
table Cider Press; $4,000 Stock in Columbus H.
suance Company; Shares Telegraphc Stock;
Household and Kitchen Furniture,nud otherp pro-
perty will be sold at veudue AT the late residence
ufsaid deceased, in Pickaway Township, 5 miles
south of Circlcve on TkursIay The 5h day OF
October, commencing at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon, and will continue from day to day, there.
after until all the property is sold. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
NELSON FRANKLIN, Adm'tor,
J. j.. FRANKLIN, NN" '"''
September 20, 1348 2w20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29
Six EncomtrOvcrlibIe Facts.
4 HNIRST. That r. T. Tlibbard'S Anti Bilious VI
n getable Family Pills are the best and cheaI

HNIRST. That R. r. Hibbard's Anti Bilious We
n getable Family Pills are the best and cheap
est Pill that can be used
Second, That those who buy Ilibbards Pills
get Tie worth of their money.
TAtrd That wherever Hbbard's Pills are uset
they give universal satisfaction.
Fourth, That Hibbards Pills act upon the slo
mach in quarter the time Of any other Pill
Fyttk That Ilibbards Pills in many cases, move
the bowels in foln half to three quarters of an
hour.
lSi1th, That Hibbards Pills are purely Vegeta
bic, and therefore sale in all cases.
From one TO two of the above Pills is dose
be sure that the name of X. r. HiJb0rd, is on
each wrapper, as the Pills have been counterleit
ed, in the name of the father Of the present pro-
prietor Rev. B. Hibbard, who was the first disco.
verer of these invaluable pills. The twenty-five
cent aud fifty cent boxes will have his minia
ture on each wrapper; no other Hibbard's Pills
are genuine. The genuine Hbbard's Pills are for
sale in Lancaster only byGeorge kaufman; Shaw
West Rushville; G. w. Reid and L. Kalb, Rush
vile; o. Ii. Meller, Somerset.
September 30, l848. 90
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Ghe Alarkets.
Friday. September % I84s

by I'elegraph-- For he ZdnesriHe Conricr.
New YORK, September 2G-P.
Flour-priccs hnve declined and again rallied
since the failure. Sales GenneSe at Sj.G21@
s5,683.
Grain--Sales of White Corn not prime, at Gj
068c; OF prime YeIew do. ut 67074c. There is
IA large shipping enquiry. and the market is firm,
with an upward tendency. Oats aud Wheat are
dull, but unchanged.
BALTIMORE, September 23-j p NJ.
Provisions remain firm and fair business doing
TO The trade, Groceries firm. Sugars in fair re-
quest.
Beef Cattle &, 40 3Y 100 lbs gross average;
Live Hogs $l.7505,95 43 100 lbs
PITTSBURGH, September 23-P NJ
Sales Flour at $4680s47O from river. sup.
plies light Of Corn at 33G3jc., Oats at 2jG27c.;
New Orleans Sngar ut 5l054c; Molnsses 29030 ;
Butter, keg. at 9409ic, aud Of Feathers 33@3i
CLEVELAND. September 22-3 p NJ.
Sales Of Flnnr ut s475. Wheat 90. Corn 4l0
AT. Oats 90. Rye 4j046 Barley 81 WhiSkeyl 10
ZASEsvILLE, September 81.
Wheat commands IS cents; Flour Si5OG S.
No change generally.
CHLMcoTHE, September 81.
The price OF otWheat is 75GD77cis; Fluur re'ns at
$3.50; Corn 25c in the enr. shelrd 27c; Oats lj50
lGc Barley 40O1jc Flnxseed j00j6c Beans 80
G62 cts; Lard 5 cents: Bacon, II. r., 23G31 cts.
The Pork market has opened here at the max.
imnm price of 50. L is anticipated that tie num-
her OF Hogs to be marketed this fail will I've com
puratvely smal-Ga-cHr.
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Blank Mortgages,
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Lamcasler Migh NchOOI.

FHNHE citizens Of Lancaster nre respectfully in'
- .ormed. that the next quarter oft lnsiitn
tim, now under the insiruciiol of Rev j n Good
viii commence on Monday ne 2nd day Of Oeto.
ber peHt iiro dooTs VeSt Of he residence Of Rev.
q: Weiss 9Hd asoriy opposite The Auerieqn Ho.
tel. Laneasser. Ohio.
The price of tnitiOn arc, for Reading. Writing
and the udimeuts Of Arithmetic. ..........$2,O 90
For English Grammar, Geography and
Arithmetic. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81
For the Mathematical branches. ......3.O0
fof snuh .----. 80
Rc(srcnces-Rev. |. s. Wcisz. aud Rev. Il
McCracken. Ncwville, Pa. Rev. J. IT, Good and
Rev. William Cox. Lancaster, Olio.
s. A. McELHINNY.
September %. 1875 90
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HOW E & CO.'S
GREAT UNITED STATES CIRCUS'

Embracing by far HE largest troupe cpcr organ
ized in he wOrid. consisting of $50 MgH ASD
lIoRsEs. and requiring 40 earrioges 10 conrcy
tie performers, Music, &c, feiH perform al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29
instruction i'm Music.

NHRS REDMAN and MRS. LILLY would
lXL instruct few Pupils on tie PIANO and
GUITAR, either at their own or at the residence o.
the Pupil. Their rooms are at Mrs GARAeHTY's
Main Street. where they respectfully invite ap
plications 10 be made by those desiring their ser
vices.
September Is, 1s4a 6wias
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UVGIAY8ALa

MARRIED-On Tuesday morning the 2j:l
inst, h5 The Rev Joseph Wright, Mr.. PHILIP
RISING OF Lancaster, and Miss SUSANNA
STARTLING, of Talllon
On the l7lh lust, by the Rev. p c. Benadum,
Mr.. JAMES W. WEARS aud Miss REDECCA
SMITH, all Of Pleasant township.
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Market Notice.

VWNHE public are hereby notified, that from and
after the LIST day of October next, and until
the LIST day OF June, l649, there will be but two
market days in every week, Wednesday and Sa
turday mornngs,in the town OF Lancaster, to open
at day highland close at ten O'Clock A. M-there
fore the first market day in October will be We'd
nesday the 4h,
NELSON COATES, Market Master.
Lancaster, September 30, l848 lw2l
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WARRANTED
UNDEP A PENALTY OF A
THOUSAND DOLLARS =.
Free from Merenrx and az Mlntral Substanesa.

Ru'se'l,r, Putnam co., Ind, July II, 1871.
DIR. Wnght-Someiimr since you agent left NE
, supply pr your lndian Vegetable Pills. have
o"nd sad Pills 10 hr IN grea demand lately iot Iha
rufe Of Fever aud Ague. Mr.. James Boyd has u
'on who has been lad np wiiA fever aud dgue, aud
nnd ,'ird VARIOUS niheT REMEDIES, all ni whirh pr'S-
I'd ol 70 avail. He drlrnnired 10 iry your Indian
Vegetable Pills, and by using one bcx he snow
'ouHd aud Gell Mr. r. Spencer had daughter,
Nr Hugh Gmyrs son. aud NJ. Charles N'chols
aud nre ol his family were al! down al the sane
time with fever and ngue. aud had also lrsd he va
rious orhrr rrmenies Without Effect. Your Indian
Vegetable Pills soon restored Them all 10 perfect
healih. can assure YOU, from what have sesu
,nuu Indian Vrgrable Pills may ne relied on Tor
pern, nent cure "f irver and ague.
Youc, respectfully. JAcoB DuRHAM, r. N.
Also an acting Justice ol the Peace.
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PnlLApELrnrA, Sept. IA p. NJ.

The Locofocos had a mass meeting
here last night, to ratify the nomination
of Morris Longstre,h, as their candidate
for Governor. The Hon. George M.
Dallas presided and made a rabd Loco
foco speech 1t is the first time,l believe
in the history of our Republic, that a
Vice President of the United States pre-
sided over Or participated in political
meeting. Anything the progressive de-
mocracy do, however is right and proper
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GOuchcr's Ague Medicine.

FNNIIE above medicine is too well known. in
Il this county, to need any pnF, 1t cun al.
ways he had, at w. s Beaty's Book Store, Main
Street, Lancaster Ohio, opposite ShnIier's Hotel.
Notice go W. S. Benly is the only authorized
agent for the sale OF my medicine in Fairfield
Comfy. DAVID GOUCHER.
September 90, 1913 90
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Fairfield Co. Savings Institute,

LANCASTER, ONO. September 90, l348.
TOSHE Stockholders of this Institution are here.
ID by notified that an instnlment Of t,oeHty,fUc
per centum, on the Capital Stock, is required To he
paid on or before the first day Of November, l848
By order OF the Board
28td {. +. GARAGHTY. Cashier
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J. W. MAURY & co. MANAGERS.
n Il NJ u @ a Ill l. IL L,

Price of Tickets:-Wholcs $2O-Halves SO
Quarters S..
Send your orders to j. NJ Clarke, Richmond, Va.
who receives the notes of all solvent Banks in the
United states at par. Postage ueed not be paid.
September %, l8i3 20
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CarnmodOre Stewart, says the Ph7a
&cZD&iG Neus, is in favor of Gen. Tay'
aur. He was one of the prominent Dem
,ocratic candidates for the Presidential
nomination in 1874.
The Harris6urgA (Pa.,) Telegraph
states that DR.. Luther Kelley, probably
the most influential Democrat in Daup
hin county. and formerly the Democrat
ic Representative in Congress from tha
district, has, with number of his po!it
ical friends, abandoned Cass and declar
ed for Van Buren,.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29

The Laws of Ohio punish the man
who obtains property under false pre-
tences, with a severity commensurate
with the enormily of the crime-O.
Statesman.
Under the false pretence that he would
faithfully and honestly manage the Sur
plus Revenue Fund of Butler county,
Col. Weller got $Il 900 into his pockets.
1t will go hard with him we fear, if Cit
zen Sammedary is right about "the laws
of Ohio ."-Dayfon Journal and Adretiscr
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Paper.

EHVERY VARIETY Of Writing. Whipping
A. Printing and Fancy colored Paper for sale
at "Apothecaries' Hail. No. &c. Main Street. by
Lancaster, Sept. 8 NJ Z KRElDER.
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'E'WiIec.

FNEMP. Flax and Cotton Twine. every varie
ty. Red Cords, &C., for sale at 'Apoihecu
rics' Hail. Main Street, by MZ KRElDER.
Lancaster, September g. 1913 10
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EbVcsS1UfsS.

INDIGO, Logwood. Extract Camwnod, Brazil.
I Nicaragua Fusiic Muddcr. Blue Vitrio Alum
Copperas. &c, &c. for sale low at 'Apolhecaries
Hall Main Street by NJ Il KREIDER.
Lancaster SEPTEMBER g, lS43 Is
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IssIrG AiOnOrs.

ENOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, for sale a
"Apothecnries Hall" Main Street. Lancaster
Ohio by NJ. Z. KRElDER.
September, 6. lG4G. 10
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TENRUSSES SHOULDER BRACES ABB.
n DOMINAL SUPPORTERS Superior
Patterns, for sale at Apnthecaries' Hail. No. &C.
Main Street, by NJ Z KREIDER.
Lancaster, September 0, l849 10
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Family groceries.

NOFFEE, Tea, Sugar, Molasses, Cocoa, Spices
~ Candles, Starch. Sal Eratus. Almonds Raj
sins, Pepper, Sauce Pruncs, Mustard &c, for sale
low at 'Apothecaries' Hail. Main Street, by
Lancaster, Sept NJ. Il. KREIDER.
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Joshua WickIiH''s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
Y has been appointed and qualified as Adj
ministralnr of the Estate Of JOSHUA WIcKLlFF, de
ceased, late of Fairfield County
JOHN B. WICKLIFF, Admtor.
September 90, 1si3 4w2l
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GOsslbs.

VNUCK, Fine. Redding and Pocket Combs
latest style, for sale low, at 'APoihecaries
Hall, M sc, Main Street, by NJ Il KRElDER
Lancaster, September 8, l3i9 l3
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Scgars and Y0haccO.

DEST QUALITY. for sale at 'Apothecaries
ID Hail. No. &C, Main Street. by
Lancaster, Sept. 8 M Il KRElDER.
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Oils.

ELAX.SEED, Sperm, Sweet, Caster. Fish
~ Larl Sour. aud Meats Foot Oil. for sale low
at Apothccaries' Hail., No. &c, Main Street, by
Lancaster Sept. s NJ Il KREIDER.
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Glass.

ETVERY VARIETY of Glassware and Window
H Glass, Bottles. Shop Furniture. SC. for sale
low, at 'Apothecarics' Hall, M. 66, Main Street,
by NJ Z KRElDER.
Lancaster, September g. lG48 l8
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J0HgI NJ. CLARKE,

LOTTERY NDEE-"RICHM0ND,N VA.
(tLARKE has been more successful in selling
" Capital prizes than any man in the United
States. One of the most brilliant and splendid
Schemes is now offered 10 his numerous cores
poudentS that has ever been drawn in the United
States. He lnkes great pleasure in recommend
ing this Scheme as one that hus rcver been equal
led in This country.
THE MAMMOTH LOTTERY?
Capital slOO,oOO!! $4,000! $4,000!
$4,000! 100 Prizes of $1,000!
Virginiu State Lottery. for endowing Leesbure
Academy and for other purposes. Class A. fol
l848 10 be drawn at Alexandria, Va, ON Sa!ur
day, October oGlh 1913. Under the Supcrinten.
dence of Commissioners
rs Number Lottery-13 Drdwn Ballots.
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