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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-24
TrIbute Of Resnecf

Alta called meeting of the PHILoMATHEAw So.
cIETY OF the Ohio University. held on the l4tb
INST. Mr.. BARKER, in few brief and appropriate
remards on The character of the deceased. an.
nounced the death OF MARCUS A. BROWN. of
Circeville, Ohio The following preamble and
resolutions were then, upon motion, unanimously
adopted:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God in the
diSpensaton Of His Providence to remove MAR.
Gus A. BROWN, an Honorary Member of this
Snciety' III whose sudden All unexpected death we
have lost talented and energetic member, and
community an enterprising aud valuable citizen,
therefore reSofced That we learn the news of
our brothers decease with feelings of the most
profound regret.
Resoiued, That we deeply sympathze with the
parents and friends OF our departed brother in
their sndden and atflictive bereavement.
ResolUed. That entertaining high regard for
hs memory. we will wear the usual badge of
mourning for 80 days.
Resotced, That cnpy of these resolutions be
forwarded to the parents of the deceased.
On motion,
ResotDsd That the preamble and resolutions
be slgned by the President and Secretary and for.
warded 10 the Lancaster Gazette" Circleville
Herald, and Athens Messenger" for publica
'lon' s. KNOWLES, President
~ W. " LoUDoN. secretary.
1t is but seldom that we are called upon to no.
lice the departure to the "word of spirits" Of one
SO young, SO full Of hope and promise. The de-
ceased was the only son offond and tender parents
Thoroughly educated for the Profession of Medi
cine he was we'll calculated, by the kindness of
his disposition, his benevoence and his intellect,
to become benelactor to his ruce; but scarcely
had he properly prepared hmselftor the duties of
his chosen calling, than Death came and selected
him Tor its victim
He has gone from this world forever; but his
memory will linger behind him. Those. who as.
sociated with him, in the class room the lecture
room, and in the Common walks of liIe-those, who
knew him best and loved him most, will cherish
the recollection of him in kind rememberance,
long alter the object oftheir affection has de part
ed 10 another world
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Notice is hereby given.

NNHAT petition will l,e presented to the Le-
u gisIature Ofihe State oi Ohio, ut their next
Session, praying for new County, IA be known
by the name OF - with tue scat of Justice TO
be established at such place. us Commissioners TO
be appointed hy the Legislature may determine,
and to be set oft from the Counties Of Delaware,
franklin, Fairfed aud Licking, as follows: Be-
giuuing at the Northwest corner OF Harlem town.
ship, in Delaware County; thence South to the
Franklin County line; thence South on the West
boundary line Of Plain and jefferson Townships
in Franklin County, to The Southwest corner Of
jefferson Township; thence East on the South
boundary of said Township to where the Section
line between halfSections No. aud 3 intersect
said Township line; thence South on said Section
line to the South boundary OF Truro Township;
thence Eust or West along said South boundary
us the case may he, To where Section line divid-
ing Sections Nos. . aud 3, 10 and II. IA and Is,
&C., in Madison Township intersects the South
boundary Of Truro Township; thence South along
said Section line IN the original Township line.
(being the South boundary of Township XI, and
Range XXIi) thence Fast along said original
Township line, aud on the South boundary line
OF Violet, Liberty and a part Of Walnut Township.
III FaIriieId County, Ia the Southeast corner of
Section No. 80. in Walnut Township: thence North
along the Section line To the north boundary Of
Township XVII; thence East or West along said
North boundary to where the Section line be-
tween half Sections 81 and 50 intsrsect said north
boundary; thence North on the division line be-
tween half Sections No. 81 aud So, IS and So, 27
aud %, II and l2 in Licking County, to the north
west corner Of half erct,yn No. l2i thence Last
to the Lancaster aud Granville rosd thence north
along said road through Union Township, Lick
ing County. to the South boundary OF Granville
Township; thence West tn the southSass corner
of st. Albans Township; thence North on the
Township line to the Northeast corner Of Liberty
Townships thence West on the Township lines to
the place OF beginning in Delaware County. sSti-
mated to contain 405 square miles
October 27, 1sls. aw25
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TO THE POOR.

number of boxes of R. F Hibbard's Anti-B
GUS Vegetable Family Pills have been left with
the agents to be given To those who cannot afford
to buy, so there is no need ofany one being with.
out these invaluable Purgative Pills, for the rich
can buy, and the poor can get them for nothing
These pills were discovered more than 40 years
ago. by the Rev. B. Hibbard. father to the pre-
sent proprietor, Rufus F. Hubbard They are
warranted purely vegetable. and superior to any
Pill made, seeming to eradicate from the system
all causes of disease-as purgative they are in.
valuable, and should he kept in every family. Be
sure that the name of R. F. HIBBARD is OIL each
wrapper; the miniature of the Rev. B. Hibbard
will be on each ofthe 25 and so cents boxes, no
other Hibbards Pills are genuine. Some families
have used them for more than 90 years, and will
have no other.
The genuine Hibbard's Pills are for sale in Ian.
caster only by George Kauffman Shaw, West
RushvilIe; G. w. Reid and Z. Kalb, East Rush.
vile; o. H. Meller, Somerset.
November 10 Of
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LANCASTER, Friday, November "a. ls4a
CORRECTED WEEKLY ny K,EKrAn a n,-y

BY Tetegraph-For The Zanesvile Courier.
Nav YORK, November 2l-P. M.
Flour-There is 60 cd enquiry for the East and
for home use, and also to fll contracts. The mar
ket. with moderate business, is cents in the
sellers lavor. Holders ask higher prices in con.
sequence OF The foreign news, but the market IS
unsettled Sales 6000 barrels at SIS, 1905. so:
600 bbls. at $5.374. aud 800 do. at S.. .621
Gran-Wheat Is IN active request at full rates
and prices tend upward. The sales inclnde 1000
bushels prime White at 1877 cents and $500 bush.
els of Ohio at ll5d cents
Provisions-The foreign news is generally con-
sidered more favorable, producing more 6rmness
i'll business in generally. Pork has advanced.
Money-The demand is only moderate. and
good names are wanted at per cent.
CNcINNATI November l8-P. NJ.
Sales of Flour at $3,750$3.77; of Beef Cattle at
S3.624 "a $500; Of Hogs at 1924 "a $3,371: of
Whiskey at l64Ol6t cents; of Corn in ear at 28c;
of New Orleans Sugar, old, at AZ cents, and ofnew
at a cents, and Of Kanawha Salt at 3l5 cents and
inspection.
CLEVELAND, November l8-P. M.
Salesof Wheat nj 86O871 cents; of fine Salt at
$2,l2d' and OF coarse do at $l,87d.
PITTsBuRoH, November 90.
Sales of Flour, with light receipts, at $4.I80
81 25 from store; of Dried Peaches at $l.3l: of
Dried Apples at 62d cents; of Whiskey ats cents;
OF Beuns at 62070 cents; Of Bacon at 44O7 cents
and OF Butter at S4083 cents, for keg, 91Q
10 cents for roll
EVANSVILLE November %.
We qnote Flsur at $4250$4,75; Wheat at 70
cents fP bushel- Courier.
CHILLICoTHE, November 81.
nj
$4,l2t "a 425; Corn, new, in ear 90 cents; Oats
2Octs; Barley 4O045c; Flhxseed 624 cts. Beans 50
062 els; Lard. cents; Bacon, II. R., 23O34 cts
Zuuesvile. Hooking, Kanawha al.d Luke Salt,
$2,95: Live Hogs dull al So.
Hogs. on contract. coming in freely, at So
Buyers are not disposed to offer over $2,75 for
new engagements. - Gazette.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will
~ he presented to the Commissioners Of Fair-
field County at their next regular Session in De-
cember, praying for a County Road. as follows:
Beginning at the month Of the Lane in the State
Road on the Scofied farm in Hooking Township:
thence down said Lane to the end thereof; thence
following the present travelled road. running
past Kchenthal and Uh to the top Of the hill:
thence the hest aud nearest route so as 10 inter-
sect the line between the lands of Anthony Uhl
and Daniel Akers thence on the best route tn
Peters Saw Mill; thence to Mock's Saw Mill.
from thence to intersect the county road below
said Mock s Saw Mill, and there Terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
November 3. 4w26S
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Ladies large Front Braids-varety; Ladies
Curls
Buffalo Dressing Combs-superior quality
Buffalo Tuck, dO do Imitation do
Bnllemian gents-exceedingl beautiful
Ladies' Back Braids-every color
Shell Side Combs: Mock do
Tooth BrtIshes-large assortment
Ladies' and Gentemen's Purses-laest French
Style
Shoulder Braces. improved pat; Supporters do
Samese pocket Combs-fne finish
Fancy Glass Boxes, Shaving do
RUSHES-Hair, Shaving, Shoe, Scrubbing
and Clothes Brushes
Tobacco Boxes; Amorces porer Fusil Piston
SOAPS-General Taylor Shaving Soap Almond
do; Fancy Bardo Sans Enge do, Eagle do. Float.
ing Soap Palm do. Omnibus do. Crcassian do.
Military do. Almond Shaving Cream, Rose do.
Saud Wash Balls. Fancy do
SoPh'naceous Compound, Bears Oil, true
Phllocomc, OK Marrow Compounds AntigueOil
Oduntine: Rosa Tooth Paste Fan Lustrale
Indian Dye, Liquid Dye; Lily White, Pearl
Powder; Cologne-superior, Alcibiade Oil
The above articles together with large addi-
tod to the former stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE sTUFFs, CIGARS.
Tobacco. Tea, Coffee, Sugar. Candles Raisins.
Almonds. &C.. &c.
Are offered to the public on the most favorable
terms for Cash, &C., at "Apoihecaries' Hail."
No. &C, Main Street. Lancaster. Ohio.
M. z. KREIDER,
Lancaster, November II, I848 %
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Full Rsturns--zaek raylor Elected.

As that matter is settled, let us now turn our ut.
tention to something no less exciting, to.wit:
"HOWE'S HYGELAN HOREHOUND and
LLVERWORT COUGH CANDY"
No family should be without this. We have
over one thousand certificates to prove it the
CHEAPEST and BEST REMEDY for Coughs,
Hoar'eneSS, Asthma, Phthisic, Group, Sore Throat
aud Bronchitis Among our certificates, we have
one from the Rev. JosEPH NJ. TRlMBLE Clergy.
man well known in this community.
But try it and judge for yourselves. 1t may be
had Wholesale and Retail, of
BERRY g. WYGUM,
Sole agents. for Fairfield County,
N. B. None genuine unless signed "HOWE e.
CO., Proprietors, No. i, College Hall, Cincinnati
Lancaster, November "a. l848 3m29
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In Fairfield Common Pleas.
I'm L An 1 l lON.
Charles F. Shaffer.

Rudolph Boose, jacob Boose, Andrew J. Boose,
William II. Boose Jacob Shaffer, John Shelter.
Franklin W. Sheffer, Snsnn +. Wngenhals. wife
ofP. NJ Wagenhnls. William X. Shefier, Fred.
erick A, Shefer Jun. Gilbert Shetier. Henry
C.. Shefler aud Frederick A. Shelter. Sem
heirs-ai-lnw OF Jacob Boose, Sem. deceased and
Mary V. Boose, Widow of said deceased
ME- said Defendants are hereby notified that
the said Plaintiff has filed in the Clerk OF.
FIVE of the Court oi Common Pleas of Fairfield
County, Ohio, his petition against said Defendants,
stating that jacob Boose Sen, deceased, died ln-
tesiate. seized of the North part of Lot number
one and two in the fifteen Sgnnre also the South
end Of Lot number fifteen in the seventh Square
in the town OF Lancaster. aud the South east of
the Southwest part dissection one. i'll Township
fourteen aud Range nineteen, containing five A.
cres of land, in Fairfield County. Ohio. which lms
descended to the said heilsat.law. subject 10 the
Widows dover. and is now held by them as ten.
ants in common, aud praying for assignment oi
said Widows dover. aud for partition oI said lots
and ands-which partition will come IN to lie
heard at the next term of said Court to be held in
Lancaster in said County.
CHARLES F. SHELTER.
Solicitor for Demdndant.
October 90. pisa 6w20
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Cmre Your COrns!

I ORIE'S OHIO LINIMENT!-An unrivaed
Lremedy for CORNS, BURNS, Frosted Feet
Weakness in tho Back, Rheumatism Bruises
Toothache, Sore Throat, &c.. &C., externally ap
piled, and when used internally cures Cholic, Cho
era MorJus., Pain in the Breast, &c. 1t has also
been used with great success in the diseases OF
Horses, such as Gaded Shoulders, Strains, Scratch
es, Sweeney, Cholic SPAWN aud Crab
Call and see the many certificates atestng its
unrivalled efficacy.
For sale at "Apothecaries Hail." No. G6, Main.
Street, Lancaster, by NJ. z. KREIDER
November II, l848 %
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Jose BreIz's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign-
~ ed has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministator of the Estate of JOSE BRE1z, deceas-
ed, late Of Fairfield county. Ohio. All persons
having claims against said Estate, nre hereby no.
tilted to present them legally authenticated for SET
tlement within one year from this date and all
those indebted are requested tu make immediate
payment. DAVID ALBRIGHT, Adm'tor
November II. l848 4w28
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-24

P-lt is rare occurrence that we notice edto
rally any Patent Medicine" that is being hawk.
ed about the country. but in duty to the world we
feel bound to acknowledge and state that no one
article Of medicine within our knowledge, for
most complaints which human flesh is heir to, be-
gins to be as valuable as McALISTER'S ALL
HEALING OINTMENT. Having witnessed its
great and wonderful healing properties we would
not on any consideration he without it, and We
say to all heads of families, keep this article on
hand you wish topreserve your health and save
Doctors bills. See Advertisement. 3w27
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Estate of JOhm.Om COOk.

NoTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed aud qualified as Admin
strator on the Estate Of JoHssON Cook, deceased,
late of Hooking township, Fairfield County Ohio.
Ali persons having claims against said Estate are
requested TO present them legally authenticated
without one year from this date and thnse know
ing themselves indebted are requested 10 make
immediate payment 10
WILLIAM COOK, Admtor.
October 81, l84S 4w25
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LANCASTER INSTITUTE,

LANCASTER INSTITUTE,
There will be meeting ofthe Lancaster Insti.
tute on Friday evening, Nov Gath, at the Town
Hail.
The following question will be for discussion:
"Do The present manners and sustoms of ciUiI.
ized society tend more 10 man health and happt-
ness, than Tie manners and customs of The A6ori-
gines cfthiS Country?"
GEORGE WEAVER, AT. R. p. EFFIYGER, Neg.
Citizens generally are invited to attend.
A. McVEIGH, President
VIRGIL Z. SHAW, Secretary.
November "a, 1848
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Instruction i'm Music.

M RS. REDMAN and MRS. LILLY would
wi instruct few Pupils OIL the PrAYo and
GUITAR. either at their own or Mt the residence Of
the Pupil. Their rooms are at Mrs GARAGHrY's,
Main Street. where they respectfully invite np-
Pcations 10 be made by those desiring their SER
vices.
September Is, l84S 6wIss
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will
~ be presented to the County Commissioners of
Fairfield County, at their next regular Session in
Decemb1 1r next, praying for County Road as
follows: Beginning at stone planted at the north
east corner of Section No. l6, Township No. Ia,
Range No. 10, in the Road called the Beck road;
thence South Oh the line between Section Nos.
Is and l6, until it intersects the GAINESVILLE and
Maysville Turnpike Road and there to terminate,
MANY PETITIONERS.
November 3. 4w26
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ClOaks. OVer.COaIs,
MahaIah Frazer,s Esta1c.

~ Office is hereby given. that the undersign.
l. y ed has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministralor OF the Estate Of MAHALAH FRAZER.
deceased late OF Amanda township Fairfield
county, OHIO. All persons having Claims against
sad Estate, are hereby notified 10 present them
legally authenticated for settlement within one
year from this date, and all those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
CHARLES STARLING, Adm'Lor.
November 10, I949 4w27"
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In Fairfield Common Pleas.
MARY NOGGLE, PETITION
oS. FOR
ISAAC NOGGLE, DIVORCE.

HNHE Defendant will take notice, that the said
4 Mary, has filed in the Court Of Common
Pleas within aud for the County of Fairfield Ohio,
her Petition for Divorce, praying that the mar
rage contract existing between them may be dis.
solved. and each party freed from their obga-
ons thereof, and for cause, charges that the said
Isaac, without just cause abandoned her aud has
remained absent for two years.-That said Petit
tion will be heard at the next term of the cnurt.
J. B. HART, Solicitor for Petitioner
November 10, l948. pfsa Gw27
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NIOliCe.

TNHOSE interested will take notice, that at the
> last term of the Conrt of Common Pleas. /
was appointed and qualified IA Administrator
with the Will annexed, of the Estate of RACHEL
WRIGHT, deceased, late OF Allegheny county. Ma.
ryland. p. B. EWING.
November 3, 1913 4w26
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On Draft. by the Gallon or Barrel
e Barrels LINSEED OIL. 8 do Sp Turpenline,
" with supply Of Winter Sperm, Meats Foot
and Lard Oil, for sale bv
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August IL. ls49 IA
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OBITUARY..

LEAVES have their time to fall,
And flowers to witherat the north winds breath
And stars to set-but ALL
Thou hast all Seasons for thy own. o, DEArHr
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SO DOZ. Ivory Combs

nF Superior qnslity-also. few doz Tuck and
OShell Side Combs with nm assortment Of Hair
and Cloth Brushes. Pocket Books. Cologne Wa.
ter, Fancy Soaps, &C. Jnst received aid tor sale by
GEORGE KACFFMAN
Lancaster, August II, lS4S IA
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DiED-In this place, on Saturday Evening, the
2ist inst, at the residence OF his father Dr. MAR.
Gus A. BROWN, aged "a years. CircleviHe Her.
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In Fairfield Common Pleas.
IN PARTITION.
Lewis B. Kagy.

james A. Ashbrook and Rebecca Ashbrook. Sam
uel Kagy. John Bretz aud Barbara Bretz, David
Bretz and Fanny Bretz, John Hall and Eliza
beth Hall, Rebecca Kagy and Lucreta Kagy,
heirs.at-law of Christian Kagy, seu.. deceased
~ ME said Defendants are hereby notified that
j. the said plaintiff has filed in the Clerks or
flee of the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield
County, Ohio. his petition against said Defendants,
stating that Christian Kagy. Sen deceased. died
intestate, seized Of part Of the West half of Sec
ton No, thirteen in Township No. fifteen and
Range No. eighteen, containing seventy and one
half acres Of land in Fairfield County, Ohio, which
has descended to said heirs-atlaw, and now held
by them as tenants in common. and praying for
partition of said lands-which partition will come
on To be heard at the next term of the Court Of
Common Pleas, 10 be held in Lancaster, in said
County. CHARLES F. SHELTER,
Solicitor for Demanddnt.
October 90. pfS3,50 6w24
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NVGl@N@AGo

MARRIED-On Tuesday, the 9TH inst, at the
Episcopal Church. in Mansfield by the Rev. ]. W.
Crawford. Hon. THOMAS W. BARLEY and
Miss SUSAN D. SHERMAN, both ofthat place.
Ohio Statesman
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virtue aud power % neal so many diseases. But
since il is well known that more than $4,000 per.
sons have been cured, our friends will begin 10 re-
aze the truth Of our remarks, which we made about
six months ago; viz: that there would not be a
family in America who would live dav wilhuui
possessing box Of McALLISTER'S.A .AH Healing
Ointment, if they but knew its virtues
McAIster's All. Healing Ointment restores per-
spiraton in the system. BY this means il opens
those avenues though which nature carries of the
impurities within, and thus relieves the body Of dis.
ease. 1t is thus that it cmes Consumption, Fevers,
Scrofulla, Erysipelss, Asthma, Salt Rheum, Sick
Headache, Quincy, Sore Throat, Rheumatism,
SCad Heads, Pains IN The Chest, Side and Back :
Dyspepsia. Poisons, Sore Breast, Dea fness, Cutan
eous Eruptions; Sore Eyes. Inflammation of the
Bowels, Kidneys aud Brain, Burns, Chilblams,
Piles, Worms .4gues, Cold Feet ;Lver Complaint.
Ulcers, and all Fever Sores, lnAammatons OF every
kind.
A. & S. HFNDRY, Asbtabula, o General
Agents for the State of Ohio.
AGENTs-Bury g. Beck Druggists Lancaster,
Fairfield County General agents: Gendenniog Il
Corner, Winchester; VIM. W. FIile, Lilhopolis
H Il Leonard. Merchants, Basil, N Beatty &
Go. Druggists, Baltimore. John woodward, Grocer,
New Salem, r Kalb, Druggist Rushv'lle, A & T.
Milhof, Lockve; Crisl n Pickering, Pickering,
ton; w. F. Breck, Carroll: Daniel Hawkin, Sugar
Grove, Ashbauch & Beery, Bremen.
NoveSber II, lS4s. 3m2s.
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This Tea is very eficacious in nervous plaints
The above Teas eau be had only of
WISE q HILLARD.
who have just received and will keep constant.
ly on hand, a full assortment. Call and try them
Lancaster, November a. l848 90
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GROCERIES, bags Coffee, so Mats
VI Cinnamon several bags Pepper and Allspice
Tea, Chocolate Sugar, Tobacco. Cloves, Ginger
Satpetre, Rice, Perl Barley, Tapioco, Sage, Ar
row root. Jalep, Maccarona Vane, Carde.
none. Mace, Nutmegs, Prunes. Figs Rasins and
Lemmons, etc For sale at wholesale and retail
by BURY & BECK.
Lancaster, August 10, lS4s.
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Dr. ChampiOns:s
AGUE MEDICINE,

~ EVER known tn fail uf a permanent cure, if
/ Y taken according 10 the directions.
- Price reduced I" rs cents per box.
ne cheapest snd the most ef-cinal remedy
Tor Fever and Ague. Chill AID Fever or Inlermit.
tent FeveTs in the world. Sold by
BURY & BECK. Lancaster.
Also. W. L. & J. W. CLEMENT, Royalton.
October 10. ls49 90
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Dress SilEs.

November 10, 1913.
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To the CITIZENS orFA1RF1ELD COUNTY

TO INC OITIAENs OrFAIRFIELD COUNTY
All persons desirous ofuniiug in the formation
ola County AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"" are
requested to meet at the COURT HOUSE, in Ian.
caster, on Saturday Me 23rd day of December
lS4S, to consult upon that subject
M. z, KREIDER,
HENRY EVERSOLE,
JOHN T. BRASEE,
JOHN SHEFFER,
F. A. SHELTER,
LEWIS HUBER.
JOHN EFFINGER.
ISAAC CLAYPOOL.
JAMES McCLEERY.
JOHN A. FETTERS,
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
November 10, l848.
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w hi!c Lead.

N6h Kegs PURE WHITE LEAD, warranted.
q " s. do Paris Green; 30 DIV Chrome Green,
with Ia genera assortment oF oFPAlNTS inst receiv.
ed and Tor sa ae by GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster. August /, l848 IA
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NEW GOODS.

A LARGE arrival now openinga at
IN WISE & HILLARDS.
p. 5. Cheap and no mistake, is the motto fnr
this fall-cal and give us trial. and we will provs
to you that goods are going at greatly reduced
prices. w. & II.