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,.JUDICIARY-DEPARTMENT.

A. Dmy State superintendent Of P1be ERddy ncaoS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
r. SRpEene Gg"ESIeo Eusts Chief Justice; P A. Rost
General; B. G. FOneneau, District Attorney.
y; 5. Circuit COURT Mckinley and T. H. NTeCalab
n esldlng Judges. h. Randolph, Clerk F. n HaraisoD
Masns Marshal A. Laba R51'1 W. AisG% esysii "
Rhinehart, Deputies. . H.
=. q S. District cOurt.-T. H. McCaeb, Judge. N. R.
Judge Aft Rousseau Clerk Louis serg Deputy SGi s5
Second District Court Of Neo0 OrLeaRs-E A. Canon
Seage dh9mas T. Poole Clerk p Nj Berlin and E. Bor,
Third District Court Of Men Orlsqns-T H. Kennedy,
in and c. Weysham, Deputies. = - wv
Fourth DISTRICT Court Of Ne10 Orleans.-Geo Straw.
A. Hopkins, Deputies. AOi''""O anu .
FIFTH District Court of Neo Orleans.-A NJ Buchanan
Judge Il LIE BBlane Clerk G. w Lewis J. S. Baron and
Officers Of the Parish Of Orleans.
PPREDERIoKK, DURRIyE6 Recorder Of Mortgages.
ROBERT SPEDDEN. Coroner of the PARISH aii's'
Sheriff ste-JoHN L. LEWIS, Sheriff; J. B. Leefe Gen.
Michel de Am ATmaSi Samuel Power Robert Swain Jules
GEhas Danuples IhoS A Watson and Edward MeHugh.
Of The Parish Jail T. Brooks, H. Bence and Thomas NJ
"hi'e Deputy Keepers.
Justices Courts for the City.
ELgt District No. 222 Tchoupoulas streetJ-
HonTa P9rne, iustiee John s. Dunno, Clerk John j.
nor, John Speith Deputv t,onsfnbIs x D"s '0''e A
Second District-IOfHce M e5 C,onroon strast Goo
bblg Fi gusuce. - l.. Bright Clerk e. Beleau Con
kerkhan, Deputy Constable " W. iAOi'OH' ~
IAlra LSlsty7st-l Office St Louis Alley next TO the
corner o. ble1vle street &c B. TIevery Justice Victor
ID. Sere, Deputy Consabes d Ouua"' L.
N F2tr4 Dlstriet-[0 Office No Sc Condo street Ally
DeIoes 5nsee Paul DIVORCES, Csfk 1iuStaye SIev1isr
Constable A Meynie F. Genelelly Deputy Consia5ies
Futh District tofiee corner of Elysan Field s5 ~,
59Ly streets iphOnse Canonge. Justice E Csnanae
Siek. Francs Mouney, Constable L. e. GeYeysI -
s0'apnFu' n seheEnayder, Deputy CosStsblfr, =
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General Agent of any District this can be secured
9 Families should club together and gel an immediate
supply of the medicines.
g. Emgrant societies and other philanthropic bodies
should furnish them to the needy
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
Office of the GrGefeRberg COmpanV
No. 50 Broadway, NewYor March, 1913.
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SONS OF TEMPERAMoE E.
TempIes "a Honor.

PLEDGE-I reserve, oemnly pledge ny honor as :
man. will neither make buy sell nor use u O''s y
Snntuous or Nah Liquors, Wine or Cder.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Pbys
clans in different parts of the Union $500 ~ ! ''''
This to certify, that We the undersigned p,,s;o;os f
the City of Albany, have in numerous cases nreScThd n
Townsend Sarsapana and believe II tn he az tbeot
valuable preparations in the market " " ~ " ING s
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.

nR. A. CULLEN has removed his office from IS ROya
street to No 10 Watcher street, the Arcade he
still continues Structure, his sysemremov
the worst structure without any OpeatiOnentTey by
medicine that relieve and permanently without hn
dTance to business diet. Dr. Cullen is too well known
New Orleans and the surrounding country to need any put
ing seaudation On application to DR.. C., he will refer
to hundreds of the first standing this CITY, who have
been cured in the last ten his plan Please cat
and examine for yourselves No pay required without
is effected. Rheumatism cured. GOnorrhRa cured in three
days pay
~ Remember 10 NATCHEZ STREET, near the Arcade.
PoSpaid letters punctualy attended all confidence and
medicine securely packed and sent to part Of th
country mh28 bm
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TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS

TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS,
HOMsT0CK & CO, 50 POYDR.4S STREET, havs
~ on hand the following Genuine Medicines which
family ought to be supplied with, viz
HAYS LHIMENT warranted TO of the Piles
either Blind or Bleeding
JEW DAvIDs, or HEBREW PLASTER; where it is applied
pain cannot existPee Ofthe genuine so cents per box
ness and all complaints of the Ear-PrCe 81 peTfask.
LANGLET's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY W II
cure any case OF Asthma Dyspepsia Dah@a Costvenes<,
Liver COmplai ut, etc.
MoTHER's RELIKF-for those ladies about becOmiI g
Mothers; all should useit.
COMsToCK's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA-for Purify
ing the BlOOd-Pnce, Soc per bottle, 81 per dozen.
DR. SPoHN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY will cure any
case, either Nervous or Bilious. Will you tryt {!
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY and DR.. BAR
THobOMEw's EXPECTORANT PINK SYRUP-iOT Coughs,
Colds Pain the Breast and Side, and all Chest and Lung
Complaints.
FAHNEsToCK's and KOLMsToCKs VERM1FUGE-IOr
Worms in children. This Remedy for Worms one of the
most extraordinary ever used.
The EAST INDIA HAIR DIE will color the Hair Jet ba OK
or brown, and warranted not to stain the skin.
warranted to of Rheumatism Govt COntTac
ed Cords and Muscles
PAIN KILLER-Pnce 121S cents.
OLDRIGE's GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA-iOr making
the Hair on bald heads preventing the hair from falling
out and freeing it from dandruff
The " WONDER AND blessing THE AGE !" DAJg
LEY'S and CONNEBL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR " i'll
prove blessing to all those who it. 1t SOVEREIGN
remedy Tor all Burns Sore Eyes, feiOns, Ulcers Bruises
Tic DOioeux, Eryspeas and all complaints which need
external application. By its niiamatOns TemOveI
dwellings reduced and modification stayed.
~ CGNti0n-Ai the above named articles sold only
ap24 If COMSTOCK q CO.. 50 POydasst
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Government of the State of Louisiana.

Ill.,. T. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
80 Johnson Governor; TRAsIMON LANDRY, Lit Gov;
Ihd baTe secy State Joseph Walker Treasurer;
e \ R@g;Mfey Al Gen l. ! Kerr Regr Land off C. C.
a binitrv Ststs 1e Eng l. Bringier Surveyor Gen
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

Those that initiate Dr. TOwnsends Sarsapara, have in
Yaaby called their stuff great Remedy for Females etc.
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints OF women, word for wOrd-Other who put
up medicine have since the great Dr. TOwnsends
Sasapana in complaints incident to females recommended
theirs although previously they did numberof these
Mixtures, Pills, etc. injurious females as they
vate disease, and undemne the constitution.
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY


Have on le an array of certificates unexamped forrespect
ability These have been submitted a number of gentle
men OF great distinction and reputation, who have giveI
Me'T cerlicates TO Their genulneness, as follows;
hereby certify that have examined large number O
testimonials exhibited TO by the GTaeenberg Company
relative to the merits of their medicines and take peau
in saying has they be genuine and entitled 10 thu
CONFIDENCE oil the public My personal acquaintance with
pressing the opinion that their medicines are worthy of con
nu NEE York. lam -. 1919. FRANCIS HALL.
hereby certify that have examined number of testn,o
mails exhibited TO by the Graefenberg COMPANY relative
to the merits OF their medlclnes and take pleasure in say
fore entitled to the confidence Of the public
January ID, 1913. N BANGS
The Graeenberg Company having submitted To me large
number OF estlmonas to which the names of the Rev
Bangs d. d. and Francis Hall, Esq, of NewYor are al
hXed as having examined said testimonials and found them
named gentlemen of the very highest standing and re-
sDecabty, and that their should give fbs greatest
weight to any thing to which they nay attach them
IGreat SeaI1 - WIN. v. BRADY,
1Hdvor's Office. CItghalks Jan. II, 1S47
to The Rev N BANes, D. D. is one Of the most cele,
nated ministers OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
FRANCIS HALb ESQ., equally celebrated the editor ana
proprietor OF the New oTk Commercial Advertiser ap29
~ The General Agent for ousana and Mississippi,
y. HANoBkOUGH, ~ Camp street New OLleahs' La
TO whom applications for gencies may be addressed
e1F~ For sale BY WELD & co. PeriC deal Agents, 70
lamp street; ALFRED HUNTER, eoT,,eI Of exchange
Place and Customhouse ST.; q. AN + LLaSONs corner
Magazine and Bartholomew Is; j. WkISHT Co, 15I
THOS. COOK Postmaster City of Lafayette; j. l.. VAN
BOKKEIsLFN corner Camp and st. Mary Streets JOHN
FOELKEI corner Ievee and Seventh Streets Lafayette:
and CHARLES BENEoT, CaHOilton, La.
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sCROFULA CURED.
THREE CHII.nREN

ceItcate conelnsvey proves thathis Sarapara ha
perfect control the obstinate disease of The Rood
Lhree persons cured in one house is unprecedented
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LOUIs1AEA.-QG cers-RR, L. BRUCE G w u AZ
r. 81 Nj Wozencraft, G W Treasurer; Rev. @zzSz3
Trippitt, G w Chaplain; w. H. R0Rde999; G w w; T.
s. Barry G. w G; d. +. Weymouth, PG W.T..
Louisiana TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 1-Meets every
other Monday, Pelican Hail. Qbcers-J PatieTson w
CT; h w. Powell, w v T; L. z; McLvane w R; A.
y VIZ: Albe swan. W IT, John Burke w u; John
skinner w G; Jacob Munford w s; J. Bennett, Wet,
FINN DEGREE TEMPLE, No. MEETS ......;. az TEN
Re a aa r Boe Is r s. Bay T. B.
Heart w ID R Erast1s Wells, w D Treasurer; VIM. i.
WD G.: J. McCracken. WDS.
OCEAN TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 2 Meets every other
Tuesday a Unity Hall d M9PWcRsy ossrfSST9s
r b. Vandergnff r; r. TIippitt, R; - Hooper, T;
F. HiIb1rs. vi u; J. Baird, WD q; VIM How. w G; L.
Gmndy. W s. ~. Lugenbuhl, Chaplain.
Crystal Foun Hail. No. 223 Tchoupitoulas street, every
other Tuesday evening, at1s o'clock 0cers-FhOs, =.
W.T. Hvsy Bao wan pfaiRs Rode asPiI r. T.
Wells. w I Taylor w a. Hero w y j. pW;
CRYsrAL TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 4-Meets semi
nonthy, every alternate Monday evening at Temple Jail,
van Wyok, IVY " /; e. g. Bnn. A. s. Foster g
A R; James Demaregt w t. Joel D. French; w r; Z.
Mitchell, W G.; A. "A. Eldidge, W s; W. II. Brundage,
oDEoN TEMPLE OF Honor, No. 5-Nleets semi monthly,
every atenate Tuesday evening, in the Hall of Crystal
Fount Division, No ~ TehOngioulas street Officers
|c K Gle w q r. Chale; Fsrgnion W Fl Jane az =
hP ~ Pay Ras' n II o Toy o 1os H W
MAGNOLIA TEMPLE or HONOR, No. e.-Shrevepor La.
videHee, La O6icerss-A. b. Caldwell, W r. ii. Hin
R w. b. Essb e FIJI taieB9 b42pfE John
WIG; r.. A. Barkey, WIS.
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT

Among the diseases to which this wonderful Ointment is
adapted are the following Glandula Swelngs Ague the
Face Sweed Breast and Sore Nipples of Nursing Women
Bronchitis Felons and Ringworms Scad Head and is an
Invaluable Dressing for Burns, Scads and Drawn Blsers
Shingles Erysipelas Piles.
All Bruises and feshcut Wounds are cured with great "a
pdty Fever Sores and Scnouous Sores are soon Changed
into healing condition, and frequently entirely cured
Prlee 70 and 5Ocents box, with Gull directions.
CONSERVATIVES BALM
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases The
most desperate and seemingly hopeless cases are cured by it.
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DESeRPTYOw

The medicines issued by the GTaefenberg Company
s of Series peeminenty adapted to the diseases for which
they respectively recommended Great drepute has at
apiUersaI powers for single given medicine It Is not only
intelligent community. 1t is contrary to the very first prnci-
niles of common
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NEW Z,
Dr. T0aoRsend-I verify believe that your Sarsaparila
has been the means through Providence of saving my life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became
and worse At last raised large 90 nttes of blood had
night sweat and greatly debtated and reduced and
did expect to live have only used your SaBaparia
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me. am able to walk all the city. raise
blood, and my cough has left You well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant,
WIN RUSSELL, 65 Catherine ST.
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FRANCIS HALL.
,IF4dJUI OF Lle JIty OF New 7 Ok

EV The Rev. \, BANGS, D. D. is one of the most cele
bated ministers OF the Methodist Episcopal Church; and
FRAEos HALL sq equally celebrated as the editor and
proprietor OF the New 0rk Commercial Advertiser apps
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. SApreme CgHrt-Geo. Eustis Chief Jusjce. p A Do.
s T. n n SIde Associate justices Eugene LaseTe
General; b. &. FOnteneau, District Attorney - N
u. s. Circuit COgrt-J Mckinley and n II No.,
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.

1t is the safest and eectua medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the suerng attendant upon child
birth discovered It strengthens both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease increases and enriche the
food those who have used it think it Indispensable 1t
highly useful both before and after confinement as pre-
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth cosveness piles
cramps, swelling OF the feet dependency, heartburn,
ng, pain the back and JOINTS false pains. hemOHhage
and in regulating the secetOns and equazng the circua
ton has equal The great virtue of this medicine is
always safe, and the most delicate and successful
very few require other medcine in little
and light food, with this medicine will always insure safe
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WAsHINGToN FOUNTAIN No. I--Meets every Saturday
Tehoapitoalas a. Ofcsrs2T b Heart + b; G. j. Fyifs
Pr; E. w. Perry. A PB; r. II. Baehman s D. Muir
AS; j. l.. Nven, G. r. Lambert a 6 E. DecaSSers
W W. VIM. EsIleacog, T b..
ORLEANS FOUNTAIN No. 2-Meets every Thursday eve
ming at7 oclk IN the Hall Of Pelican Division 0Gcsrs-
A z Young, y ID. Young, T. B !; w A. Hall, A-P
b; Il. J. Labatt 5 w. v. Phelps, A S; w a Young G:
C. Mcl aTen, A G: NJ l.. Weeh vs. J.J. Lutisf, w.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-28
VALUABLE PROPER TY
for sale at Auction.

I'm Pursuance of an order of the Court of Com
IL mou Pleas in and for the county of Fairfield,
atther June Term. 1848. will offer at public sale,
before the door OF the Court House, in Lancaster,
On Saturday the 10Th day OF August, Is4s,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A, M. aud o.
clock ?. NJ, the following Real Estate, situate in
said county, being the Real Estate OF the late Da-
vid Rees sen. deceased, to.wit:
FtrSt.-Part of In-Lot No. 4, in Square No. 8,
Lancaster, subject to the Dover Estate of the Wi
dow Of said David Rees, SEN
Second.-Forty Acres of Land in Section No.
l8. Township No. IA, and Range No. I8.
Third,--one Hundred and 50 Acres in Sec
ton No.24, Township No. Is, and Range No. 10.
Fourth.-Also. the following Lots, lying South
Of and adjoining to the Town of Lancaster, the
same benga subdivision OF what is commonly
known as "Rees' NIL Tract" to.wit: Lot No /,
containing "a 58-lO0 Acres. Lot No .. coutain-
ing 60-l00 Acres. Lot No. 8, containing 49,
100 Acres. Lot No 4, continuing 45-l00 acres.
Lot No. 5,containing 429-l00 Acres Lot No. 6,
containing 575-l00 Acres. Lot No 7, containing
Acres, subject to dover in favor OF the widow OF
said David Rees, sen. Lot No. 8. containing 5
Acres, subject To dover as aforesaid. Lot No. 8,
containing Acres, subject to dover as aforesaid.
Lot No. 10, containing Acres, subject to dover
as aforesaid. Lot No. IL, containing l8 8-l00
Acres, subject to dover as aforesaid Lot No.
IL, containing 25 14l00 Acres, subject to dover
as Aforesaid. Lot No. l3, containing % l5-1OO
Acres, free Of dover.
Terms Of Saie-One.third cash in hand, one
third in one, and the residue in two years. with
interest on deferred payments, from the day o
sale. JOHN A COLLINS, Admtor
de bOnis non Of the Estate Of David ReeS, Sen
,IulV Id 18d8 nj A 50 5IU1n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-28
9. KINGS ESTATE.
Real Estate Tor Sale.

He undersigned Special Master Commission
er appointed by the Supreme Court Of Fair
held County, Ohio, in the case Of Jacob Beck, ad.
minislrator, with the will annexed. of the Estaie
Of Christian King. deceased, Vs. William King and
others pursuant 10 the decree ofsad court ia said
caSe' will expose TO sale by public yendae at the
court house door in Lancaster Fairfield county. on
Saturday the 9th day OF August, A. ID. Is4s,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock J. NJ ofsaid day the following described
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE;
HrH.-The west half Of ln-l.ot No. 2, in the
l4th Square Of said town ol Lancaster appraised
at 81 ,45O
Seeoad.--The East half Of In-Lot No. 2, in the
l4lh Square Of said town, appraised at $3.50.
JhiTd.--ln-Lot No. EleVen in the l4lh Square
OF SAID town, appraised at $780,
Sad property will be sold in parcels os apove
specified. to the highest bidder, iur not less than
two-thirds Of the appraised value thereof, paya.
bic one-third thereof in hand, one.third in one
and one-third in two years with interest from the
day sale. Immediate possession will be given
subject to the rights of the tenants in possession
the purchaser 10 be entitled to receive the rent,
from aud after the day of sale The title is be-
Iieved to be indisputabe and will pass to the
purchaser free Of incumbrance of the widows
dover, The sale TO be subject 10 adjournment
from time TO time until the whole Of the property
shall be disposed of.
JACOB BECK,
Special Master Commissioner.
July Z, l343. swept $3.50
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SheriH's Sale.

Paul Carpenter,
Us in PARTITION.
Israel Carpenter et ais
DY virtue ofan order OF sale to me directed
Id from the Court OF Common Pleas for Fair
field county Ohio, will offer and expose to sale
by public vendue and outcry at the door of the
Court House in said county on
Monday, the 21st day of August next,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and o.
clock P. NJ. OF said day the following described
lands & tenements viz That portion Of a tract of
laud of299 35-l00 acres in Fairfield county, which
is known and distinguished as Lot No. l in the
partition ofsad last tract among the heirs and le-
gal representatives, of Christian Carpenter deceas-
ed, Of Lancaster county Pennsylvania and which
Lot No. l, tell to Levi Carpenter in said Partition
and contains 35 55-l00 acres all of which will
more fully appear by reference TO the Record OF
Petitions No. A, page pa &c. Far6ad county
Clerks Office and upon the following terms, OF
one third in hand one third in Que and the residue
in two years with interest on deferred payments
from the day ofsale.
Appraised at 500, so per acre
ELIAS PERRY Sheriff.
Lancaster July 81, 1913, pisa 5wll.
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A q a IL ID.

hURING a residence Of twelve mouths have
IL been endeavorng 10 acquire thorough
knowledge OF the influence on the state OF health.
OF the climate, the soil, the mode OF living and
occupation of the inhabitants Of Lancaster aud vi
cinity, for the purpose of adopting my medical
treatment 10 the result Of my observations.
Although admit, that the climate Of this place
and the surrounding cuunlry at large, differs in
more than one respect from that of the northern
part OF Europe, yet am now satisfied. that sub
stance, form aud character Of diseases in general
are the same here as there, and that physician,
who has had The advantage Of regular course Of
studies at Universities Of Germany, with the ex-
perence OF a practice OF upwards oltwenty years,
may be equally as useful and as great blessing
Tor suffering humanity here as well as there; nay
do not hesitate TO assert, that with systemat
cal treatment, the cure of diseases in general, is
less difficult here than in Europe, where they are
more malignant and of longer duration.
Physicians just commencing their career may
aud often do meet with difficulties in regard to
The diagnosis and treatment Of diseases, here as
well us there, but, like IA tourist, who by means of
geographical knowledge, can easily find his way
III an unknown country, for a regularly bred and
experienced physician short survey is sufficient
10 guide him.-This | trust, will satisfy any un-
biassed aud candid mind. that the remurks OF some
individuals. "that my knowledge Of the country
and the diseases originating from the influence Of
lis climate was insufficient is without any foun.
dation whatever
avail myself OF this opportunity to refer TO the
services which have been rendering in the sew
eral branches of ofmedicine. midwifery and dieases
incidental to the female sex, in this place aud its
vicinity. DR.. w. FISHER.
Lancaster, July 81, ls48. anil.
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Venetian blind DeDof.

Special Master Commissioner.
July Z, l348. swept $3.50
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Valuable Property for Sale.

In Pursuance of an order of the Court of Com
i mon Pleas in and for the County Of Fairfield
and State Of Ohio we will offer public sale, be-
fore the Court House Door, in Lancaster, on
Saturday tho a6th day Of August, Is4s,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A N. and 4 o.
clock P. NJ, the following Real Estate, situate in
the County ofFairied and State Of Ohio, being
part OF the Real Estate Of the late William "
Thorne, deceased, to-wit:
TWO ACRES OF LAND WITH A TANNE-
RY and other VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS,
being part of the Southeast Quarter oil Section No.
l3 Township No ID, of Range No. 10.
Terms Of Sale.-The Tan-Yard and one Acre
Of ground will be sold for not less than $4OO the
residence and garden not less than $30O-One
third cash in hand, one-third in one, and the re-
siduo in two years, with interest on the deferred
payments from the day ofsae.
rt JOHN D. MARTIN,
JOHN G. WILCOX,
Guardians ofthe minor children af William
v. Thorne, deceased.
July %, l84s. pi$3 5wl2
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HONEST JOHN DAVIS, in recent letter
to his friends in Worcester, upon the
subject ofGen. Taylor's nomination, thus
solves the question of military fame, SO
much harped upon by the Locos:-- TOle-
do Blade.
Washington was soldier, Polk a
lawyer. The names in juxtaposition,
suggest the whole argument. One loved
peace the other war-the one adhered to
the constitution, and the other violated
one of its most important and wisest pro,
visions--one said why should we quit
our own to stand on foreign ground, the
other sought new territory by conquest.
This proves, what all of us know, that
professions are nothing, while sound
principles and honest purposes are eve-
ry thing. care not from what walks of
life man comes, if he brings with him
an honest heart and capable head.
There is security in that, but none inthe
intrigues OF hackneyed politicians.