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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-21

RATEFUi. fer pms, fayors tho sub.
- sciiher begs leave 90 announce 70 the pub
lie tina, he has repenshed his Stock and has now
on hand an nssartmen, OF the best quality OF
FURNITURE, suited to the tunes and country
which he will dispose Of as cheap as any other
establishment, in the West. Tables from - to
go Bedsteads from 50 TO Si2-Stands from 8,
to S7-Bweaus from ssla to So, and many 9th
er articles which would take too much paper to
cnumernfe, made on the shortest notice.
fr5-.liro. Sand Paper ny the rcam or gnire,
warranted he hes, article IN the West,
Collins made at 6 hours notice and Henrse
will shortly be kept IN readiness 10 attend tu-
neras JOHN POPE.
n. II. Journeyninn Chair Maker wanted
Immediately by the subscriber.
Davenport, July Goth, 1913. 45-ly
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-21
CABINET MAKING.
.UE subscriber womb /,

NI1E subscriber would res
- pectiuly inform the citizens of Daven-
port and vlcinit that hc is now prepared 70
manufacture every description OF Cabinet tcork
on The shortes, notice. aud Tor neainoss and du-
rnhliity OF workmanship no, To ho cSeelled by
any IN the West. lie intends keeping general
assortment, oi cahine, Ware, consisting ii
Bureaus, BcdSleads, Dining, Breakfast and
Dressing Tables, Candle, Wash and Work
Stands. etc.
Blrds-eyc and curl maple Bureaus for sia.0n,
first rate article; Dining Tables $500: Break
fast tables 4,50: Eedstcads 300; Candeslands
400: Washs,ands 10.
Which he will dispose of for RrApy Pas, npon
the most reasonable terms. and receive in pay
mcni all kinds Of marketable Country Produce,
Lumber, Wood, Coal, &c. and will never refuse
Cash.
coFFlNS made with despatch and a, low
rate.
Snor on From, Street, in the rear Of the Ga
zette Printing Office. ELI OIL.
Davenport, Feb. 18th, i8i8. 23-,f
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25

INTERESTING FACTS IN WAR.-John
M. Scott, who delivered an oralion in
Philadelphia,on the reception of the vol
unteers, institutes comparison between
the amount slain in some of the Mexican
battles and the most desperately fought
European engagements.
At the great battle of Ligny, between
the French under Napoleon and the
Prussians under BIucher, which was
fought with the bilterest animosity on
both sides, Napoleon, who was the victor
lost from ten to eleven out of every hun.
dred men, according to the English ac-
counts.
AT Buena Vista. where Taylor routed
the Mexicans against decided odds and
after hard fighting, the American loss
was a fraction over fifteen out of every
hundred.
AT tthe famous battle of Waterloo, upon
the issue of which depended the fortune
of Napoleon, and where his star set in
blood, the Anglo attred army, under the
Duke of Wellington, gained the victory,
witha loss ofkilled wounded and missing,
Of lwenty-three out Of every hundred
This was one of the most murderous bat
ties ever fought
At El Molina del Rey, the American
forces engaged was 3,251. and the loss in
killed and wounded 700, or nearly &c in
every hundred.
These facts speak for themselves.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
A Ca Il ID.

DURING residence of twelve months have
~ been endeavoring 10 acquire thorough
knowledge of the Influence on the state oil health,
OF the climate. the soil. the mode Of living aud
occupation of the inhabitants of Lancaster aud vi
cinity. for the purpose OF adopting my medical
treatment to The result of my observations.
Although admit, that the climate of this place
and the surrounding cuuntry at large, differs in
more than one respect from that Of the northern
part Of Europe. yet am now satisfied. that sub
stance, form and 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-
perience of practice of upwards oftwenty years,
may be equally as useful and as great blessing
for suffering humanity here as well as there; nay.
do not hesitate TO assert, that with systematic
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
and often do meet with difficulties in regard to
the diagnosis and treatment of diseases, here as
well as there, but, like tourist, who by of
geographical knowledge, can easily find his way
in an unknown country, for regularly bred and
experienced physician short survey is sufficient
10 guide him.-This | trust, will satisfy any un-
biased and candid mind that the remarks 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.
laval myself of this opportunity TO refer TO the
services which lave been rendering in the sew
erl branches of medicine. midwifery and dieases
incidental tn tue female sex, in this place and its
vicinity. Dr.W FISHER.
Medieus M0gisier arbis obstetrieide ct ehirurgiae
lancaster, July 81, ls4S. Anil.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
A Yankee in Paris

Among the combatants of the three days
on the popular side, was a Western Yankee.
who fought at enc Of the bar;icadcs, show
ing Jonny Chrapeau show Kenluckians
dropped 'em."
AT this moment, Frenchman came up
and asked for musket.
"We hain'tgot none to spar, said the Van
kee. but just you hold OH shake and l'll
manage it., Look at that 'ere grenadier
that is pointin' his old roarer at me. Per
haps he couldn't hit barn fine tried"
Bang! went the Yankees musket, and
down went the grenader. Leaping down
from the barrIcade, he picked up the mus
ket OF the fallen man-handed it to the
new conner, and then went on loading and
firing as cody as ever shouting ever anon
wee Law Repub ic!"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
By the Mouth, doth the body Live.

No one is so foolish as TO suppose for a mo-
ment that we can live without eating, any more
han tree cond derive nntrment from the air
alone, without the soil. All therefore know TINT
ii is what we put into the stomach which causes
us to live. We make over our bodies from the
stoulach in from three to five years we make
over our bodies enirely,-Thus, what is part of
us to-day is absolutely not part OF us tomorrow.
The secretions, such as perspiration and other
evacuatous, continually make our bodies waste,
and It is from the stomach that we supply this
waste. All we have TO do To make our bodies al
timatey healthy is to prevent unhealthy PARTICLES
from mixing with the blood. Purgation does
this for us, provided the purgatve we employ
CONTAINS in il nothing which will weaken or do us
injury ry.-BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNI
VERSAL PILLS, for this purpose will be ieund
all that is required: because they purge IRON the
stomach and bowels the superubundance Ufhumors
that may have accumulated in the system, before
they have time to produce putreiaction, and its
natural cunsequence-death.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for 25
cts per box, at DR.. b. Brandretl's Principal Office,
24l Broadway New York.
nv Beware of CounlrIets!!. The following
the only authorized Agents lor the sale Of The
genuine Brandreln Pills III Fairfield cornty
REINMuND Son " Beck, Lancaster, Joseph Glen.
ent. RoydlLon, Peter Weser, Green Castle. Israel
Gregg, Lgihopoiis, J. B. Evans, Winehester Peter
Shaver. Oakland, J. II. Snndermao amanda. d.
Berry, Sugar Grove, Ashnaush & Beery, Bremen,
Cha's G. Wilson & Co., R,tshmile, Jesse Leohnsr.
u est Rustrilie, +. Brrrk, Carroll. N. j. Bowen,
Peker,ngto, Cox & Read, Baltimore, Philip
Ham, Pieasantrile, {. B. &, C. Padden, Edle0i,
Jucob Ketuer, Millersporl.
Lancaster, August 4, 1913. laii5.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25

GooD.--We know of couple, not
hundred miles from the capital of Hoos
ierdom, who carried on their courtship
in rather novel manner. A young
gentleman had fallen in love with the
daughter ofhis employer but from GER
tain ideas of wealth, everything like a
match was strenuously opposed by the
father. Tho consequence was that the
young man was forbid visiting at his en-
ployer's house. During the winter sea-
son, as the old gentleman was in the hab-
it ofwearing his cloak, the young couple
made him the innocent and unsupported
bearer of their correspondence. The
young lady would pin letter inside the
lining of the old mans cloak during the
dinner hour, and when the father had re-
turned to the counting house and thrown
of his cloak, the young lover would go
and take out the lady's episte, read it,
and send the reply back in the same man
ner. 1t is needless to say that love and
ingenuity were finally successful Mad
ison In. Banner.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Administrator of VIM. Smith
.pS. PIN CHANCERY
Widow and Heirs
DY virtue Off order oil the Court of Common
ID Pleas to me directed in this case, | will ex-
pose ut public sale on the premises, on
Saturday the 10th day of September, Is4s,
between the hours of nine o'clock a. M and four
o'clock p. NJ. the following Lands situate in Rush
creek township, in said county, to-wit; A Flour.
ing Mill, water-right, and 25 Acres of Land,
subject to survey On said Land there is . Dwell
ing Houses; one Store House; Cooper-Shop, and
Blacksmith Shop. usually called "Hart.ler's
MiH." about eight miles east from lancaster
Also, the west half OF Section twenty, (20) OF
Township sixteen. (16) in Range seventeen. (l7)
containing Two Hundred aud Thrtyfive Acres Of
Land more or less, subject to survey.
The said premises is well improved, having on
it Il large two Story Frame House, and large
Ban
All the said Lands to be sold free and clear oI
the Dover OF Nancy Smith, Widow.
TermS-Oue.thrd in hand, aud the balance in
one and two years with interest from day of sale
ALEXANDER STIRRAT, adm tor
Ofthe Estate Of WiHiam Smith. deceased
August H. l848 pl$3,50 5wl4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25

nIscovERY OF MUMMEs, AT DURANGo
MExICo.-The Texan Star states that IA
million mummes have been discovered on
the environs Of Durango, in Mexico. They
are in sitting posture, but have the same
wrappings, bands, and ornaments as the
Egyptians. Among them was found sculp-
tured head, with u polgnard Of alnt, chap
lets, necklaces, &C., OF alternated cnlored
beads, fragments of bone polished likeivory,
fine worked elastic tissues, probably our
modern india ruber cloth, Moccaslns work
ed like those Of our Indians to-day, bones Of
vipers, &c. 1t remains 10 continue these
interesting researches, and America will
become another Egypt to aGtlquaries, and
her ruins will go back 10 The Oldest period
in the woorld showing doubtless that the an.
cestors Of The Montezumas lived on the
Nile.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
PUBLIC SALE.

DNHERE will be offered at public sale at the
/ late residence OF Emanuel Ruffner, deceased,
in Richand Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, on
Wednesday the 3Oth day of August, Is4s,
the following property, to'wii: One Cow, one 8
day Brass Clock, l ten plate Stove and Pipe, one
Bureau, Cupboard, Chest, one Tanning Mill;
Harrow; Corn Harrow; 3 IronKettles; l Churn;
6 Beds Bedsteads and Bedding; Chairs, Shovel
aud Tougs: / Mans Saddle, Side Saddle guam
tity Of Cupboard Ware, together with number
ofarticles too tedious 10 mention Sale to COM
mence AT o'clock A. NJ. Terms made known
at the sale. THOMAS McNAUGHTEN, Err tor
August l /, l343 3wl4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
A PmIDablc hit.

The Boston Atlas thus discourses to the
"recusant Wings" who pretend they can.
not support General Taylor because he is no
Wing. and yet talk about voting for Van
Buren:--
Those Wings who called the Worcester
Convention, 10 oppose General Taylor. be-
cause he was 'not Whig," are requested
to meet at the town pump, TO make prepara
tions 10 support that true Whig, MartinVan
Buren, MIR. Wilson. OF Notick, and Judge
Allen are requested 10 bring with hem co
pies ofthelr speeches made IN lS4o. The
Van Buren, men in Concord are to bring the
big ball. transparency Of Van Buren
giving his casting vote to rifle the mails ol
anti.slavery letters and papers, will be ex-
hibited.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
HM Fairfield Common Pleas.
IN PARTITION.
John 5. Miller

Henry Suooke and Elizabeth his wife, Daniel
Miller, Solomon Wildermnth and Emily his
wle Elias Miller, Anna Miller, Catharine Nil
Ter. ST. Clair Miller and Rosannah Miller, heirs
at-law, and Hannah Miller, widow of William
Miller deceased.
ME Defendants are hereby notified that the
Petitioner hath this day, filed his petition
in the Clerks Office of the Court aforesaid, de-
mandng partition (irce ofdower) to be made he,
tween him and the Defendants. in the following
parcel OF land situate in said County. to-wit; Part
Of Section No. 8, Township No, Is, Range No 10;
begin nt the Southeast corner of said Section;
thence West % Chains and 10 links; thence North
26 chains and 81 links thence East % chains and
10 links; thence South with Section line TO the
place Of beginning. containing 81 $1,000 Acres,
and that said cause will come Oh 10 be heard at
the Spring Term of said Conrt
GARAGHTY & FINCK,
Solicitors for DemaRddnt.
August 81, l8lS pl$3,50 6wl6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
LANCASTER. Friday, August 25. i8la

By TelegTaPh--Fo the ZGnesUtHe Courier.
NEW YoRK, August 22--P.M.
Flour-Saes ofround OHIO at $5,250S5,3l4
Grain--Holders OF Wheat are firm but buyers
do not meet them. Sales of Reds not Prime, at
l080lllc. Provisions--No activity in any arti.
are steady, Snles OF Mess Pork
at $ll ,374, of Prime at 49, Of Mess Beef at SILL.
25. Sales are only to the trade Lard is dull
and dropping. Tobacco is quiet at last quotations
Treasury Notes and Ohio's par.
CLEVELAND, August l9-P NJ.
Sales -. Smith" Flour at $4,25; of Wheat at
9O4c; of Corn at 40 cents. ofkeg Lard at cents,
and OF high wines at 90 cents.
PITTsBuRGH, August 81, 1913.
Sales Wlliskey, rectifed, at l840l9c Of Bacon
Hams Mt 6064c. OF Flour at $4,370$4,44 from
store, of Sugar at 4I95c of Mousses at 27029c.
and Of Rio Coffee at G3071 cents
CINCINNATI August l9--P. NJ.
Sales of Flour at 50 4O03 co. of No. !, Lard at
G,65; Of Wliskey ail650 l63c Of Prime New Or
leans Sugar at Al cents; OF Mousses at 26 cents,
and of Rio Coffee prime. at cents cash.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
In Fairfield Common Pleas
September Term l848.-PetitiOa for Partition
John Ury.

September Term l848.-Petiti0n for Partition
John Ury.
as
Cutharnc Ury, widow-Caihmine Drum, and
George II. Drum Of Fairfield county Ohio
Nancy Philips aud Israel Philips Of Defiance
county Ohio-Isaac Try of the State Of Wis.
consiu-the heirs of Samuel Uly deceased TO
wit: Caharinc Ury, Giual Ury. John Ury aud
George Ury Of Kanswha county Virginia -.
Notice is hereby given to the above named de-
lendanls. that the petitioner has filed in the said
Court his petition praying for partition between
the petioner and the defendants of the north part
Of the north west quarter of section No. twenty.
Iour(2 township No. fourteen (l4) range No.
Nineteen (l9) oilands in Fairfield county Oho.
being the same that Christian Ury, late of said
county, died seized ol aud for the assignment OF
dover to said Caharine Ury (widow) of said
Christian Ury, in said lands.
Said pelitiun will stand for hearing at the next
terms of said Court, to he holden in said county
on the twenty.liIth ofSeptember a. D, 1913.
II. II. HUNTER & SON.
Any's for Petitioner.
Lancaster, July 81, l843. pi$3 so CIVIL.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
Fairfield Common pleas.

Lancaster, July 81, l84S. pisa so CIVIL.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25

FREE Soil CONVENTION AT BuFFAIo--
The Massachusetts delegation have char.
tered steamboat to leave Pier No. /.
on Sunday morning for Albany, on the
arrival of the Norwich boat. Eastern
papers will please notice. Tribune and
Post.
Is it posi- BILE that Conscience Wings
can travel on Sunday?- ErprcSs.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
In Fairfield Common Pleas

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Adm'tor of Jacob Van Buren,
Us IN CHANCERY
Widow and Heirs
DY virtue of an order of the Court of Common
Id Pleas, 10 me directed in this case. | will ex-
pose at public sale before the Court House Door
in the town of Lancaster. in said county.
On Saturday the 10Th OF September, 1s4s,
between the hours ofnine O'Clock A. NJ. aud four
o'clock p. NJ, the following Lands situate in said
county of Fairfield to.wit:
Part of the Southeast Quarter of Section No.
"a, Township No. Ia, Range No. Is, beginning at
the Southwest corner OF said Quarter Sections;
tuence North along the hall Section line 20 poles
to post; thence East 90 poles 81 links to post;
thence South 10 poles TO the South boundary
line OF said Section thence along said line West
to the place OF ofbeginning. containing ten Acres
Also, part of the West hall of the Southeas
Quarter of said Section No "a, Township No lat
Ringe No 10, being oil the remainder of said,
West half, after taking of 10 Acres on the East
side of said West half and ten Acres out Of the
Southwest corner of said West half, said balance
hereby meant 10 be described end which was
owned by the decedent. estimated to contain 40
l4-l0 0Acres more or less, and being the same
Land conveyed to decedcnt, by David Eversole
and Vile by deed, November 80, 184l
All of said Lands to be sold subject 10 the dow
er Estate of Lydia Van Buren, widow therein and
appraised subject TO said dover Estate $3.50
Terms-0ne-third in hand and the balance in
one and two years,with interest from day Of sale
HENRY KROUT, administrator
Ofthe Estate Of Jacob Van Buren, deceased
August a, l848 pI$4,50 5wl3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
Western BuiIcIin, No. 4

BAURING the mouths
EV Of July, August,
ani September, stomach
aud bowel con'pla'nls "a
wage many portions oi the
country. One tblrd Of a i
the death during that pc.
rod will be the result OF
these diff uliies. For
children. the Graefenbeig
CHILpRENis PANACEA,
will prove AN iniaIlILle
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
IIrcsVp Arrival.

OATES g. cOSPER are on hand again with
r rich and extensive assortment ot Watches.
Jewelry. Silver ware, SPectacles, Fine Cutlery,
Fancy Goods, &C., which they are selling 81 such
prces as astonish every c.le. Just drop in az you
arc passing aud take look.
TaIlmadge House. May 26, lsis. .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
FOreigm AtIachInemt.

NOTICE is hereby given, that we this day.
IN caused an attachment to issue against the
rights, credits and effects of George e. Gather,
Joseph D. Matthews. Lancaster Oulds and Romas
r. Oalds, late firm Of Gather q. Co., absent
debtors. Said attachment was issued by George
Sanderson, Esq, Justice of the Peace within
and for the county OF Fairfield and State OF Ohio in
our favor. HART & BORLAND.
July 25, 1848. 4wl2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
Blacksmith wv anted.

A T the shop of John Hunter, six miles North
IA of Lancaster, near the Baltimore Road and
Weists Tavern. For two years and half past
four hands have been employed in this shop the
most Of the time. There is a good run OF custom
We want Blacksmith well recommended to
iron Wagons, Buggies aud Ploughs. During the
coming Winter. we intend to make the Hunter
Plonghs, of TIE Quigley pattern. We will either
rent the shop or hire the Blacksmith The one
now employed intends leaving on the 1st of Sep.
tember and we want one To set in Immediately
We will have work for one or two hands all the
time from our wood shop.
R. T HUNTER.
Greenfield Township August 1B 18A8 I5#
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
Adam Schneider,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern. that the undersigned has been duy
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
Estate of ADAM ScHSEIDER, late of Bloom town
ship, Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased
JOHN SCHNEIDER, Administrator
August Is, l84S 4wl5"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25

OS-Col. Samuel Medary, editor of that
sterlng Wing paper the OHIO Salesman,
utterly refuses to support Seabuiy Ford for
Governor, unless he will come out and say
distinctly whether he intends to vote for
Gen. Taylor or not - Dayton Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
August 81, 1913.
commissioners sale.
FAIRFIELD COMMON PLEAS.

IhlhE NOIhhON LEAD'
Pendleton Riley g. Co.
u.s. IN CHANCERY.
Levi Anderson. etals.
1b( Y virtue OLA Fl ilth order ofsale and reference
- to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas for the County of Fairfield aud State OF
Ohio, | will, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
NJ. aud o'clock p. NJ. of
Monday the 25th day Of September next,
at the door OF the Court House in Lancaster. of.
fer and expose to sale by public vendue, the fol
lowing described Real Estate, to wit:
1. The West halle Lot No. 10 IN Square
No. 8, in Lancaster-apprised at $500.
9. Out-Lot No s. Northwest, adjoining Lam
caster, containing . 37-lO0 acres-appmised at
500
Terms sf Sdle-Cash in hand.
P. B. EWING.
Master Commissioner
August 10, l840 PISS 5wl5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
Enrmlers. Look Here.
A fine Farm for Sale.

HNHE subscribers are authorized to sellupocn
- accommodating terms as TO payments, the
large and valuable improved Farm consisting OF
asa ACRES, known as the Smith Farm and
living on the Newark Road. III Pleasant township,
about miles north of Lancaster.
Persons desirous of examining the premises may
call on Robert Smith. who resides upon them'
and for further details to either OF the subscribers
in Lancaster. JAMES WHITE,
JOHN T. BRAZEE.
July 2, rs4s. 9tf'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
Caution.

GIRC CUMSTANCES beyond my control COM
" pei Inc to iorwarn all and forbid all manner
OF persons from trusting or hOrboring my wife
BARBARA formerly Barbara Strentz, on my nc-
count as will pay no debts other contructing-
she having left my bed and board, without any
just cause or provocaton on my patti
ANDREW MYER.
Hooking Township, August IL, 1848, "3wl4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-25
Late Arrival.

A 7 "Apothecaries Hall" direct from New
n York. and Tor sale low
1000 lbs Superior Brazil Sugor for sweat
meats &c
20O0 do Best quality Rio Janeiro Coffee
100 do Imperial Tea, Gue flavor
200 do Young Tyson do
200 do Mohea, best quality
300 do Loaf Sugar
10000 do n. Orleans do very fair and dry
5000 Superior Principe Segars
5000 In Norma do
5000 Fnntasia do
1000 Rough aud Ready do
500 lbs Superior Rife Powder, in Keg,
and in canisiers
$4,000 Percussion Caps Is best
1000 lbs superior Star Candles
500 gallons pure Lard Oil
500 lbs best quality Cavendish Tobacco
500 bottles never failing cure for Fever
and Aguei!!
500 lbs paper sheled sweet Almonds
100 do French Prunes. fresh
100 boxes Malaga bunch RaSins, fresh
500 lbs Opadeldoc Soap
900 gallons Spirits of Turpentine
100 kegs White Lead in oil--pure
200 lbs Red Lead, best quality
100 do Crome Green-NO
100 do Crome Yellow, extra
100 do best Prnssian Blue
500 do Ducth Madder
$50 do Madras Indigo, No /
500 do Extract Of Logwood, clear
1000 do Alum, &c. &c, &c
NJ. .. KREIDER.
Lancaster, August IL. l848.