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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

I'D ! Virtue of decretal order directed tp me
I'D from the Court Of Common Pleus of Pirka-
wa. County. OhiU, | will proceed on Tuesday
the I7lh d1y Of October. between the hours ol
10 O'Clock A. NJ, aud O'Clock r. NJ 10 sell Al
public auction. on the premises. ln.Lot No. 3 in
III" fih Square nfthe town Of Lancaster. Fairfield
County; fnpprnsel al s778: and uniucumbered.) }
Als1 ON "wednesday the 18Th day of ofOctober next
between The hour. Of 10 o'clock A. M and four
O'Clock =, NJ. nn the premises, the following real
estate inwii: trac; or parcel lviug IN Salicroek
Township. ~ sliid Comfy OF Picksway. cou,,i,,.
ing 89g Acres tlken of the east shle Of the uorth
east Quarter nf Srcii"n No. 5. ~ Township No
! ". Rhugr No. 20 W. y cnt of bv n line Inrul.
lei with the East line nf sad Quarter Sectiou yhicb
! line divides The same from the lot beongiur IN
iCntbarine MariZ ia the s1ine Quarter Section: and
IL ierminaied at lie south end by stake from
which Hickory tree - inches in diameter hears
North Is degrees Wesi!75 links and nj the North
end by stake from which Walnut tree 10 in.
chcs 10 diameter bear South ~ degrees East 80
links distant said tract lies "a miles West Of Tarl-
ton. fnnlncnnibered. appraised nj slGl5 Also
In-Lot No. 6. in Square No. 2. in the Town nj
rarlton Cappraisrd at $3.50. aud snbiect to the life
estate Of Margaret Binkley.) Also Tn.Lot No g.
IN Square No. p. in the town Of Tartoil (npprais-
ed at $500 and subject To- same incnnbriucp -
Nif' oHHtN lld W lJll No. squire No. o
{ IN the Town oi Tarlion. (-nhiect to same incum-
brancc and appr sed At S3O.)
Aud also On Thursday. the 18Th day Of October
next on the premises betwecn iie hours Of 10
io'clnck 4. NJ. aud o'cluck p. NJ. The following
real estate. to-,vif: 331 feet in width across the
south eDd Of In-Lot No 3. in Square No 8. in the
town Of Tarlion, appraised "a, slj. and incnnber-
ed with the life estate of Margaret Binkey J Also
IOHt-Lot No 10, Of said town Of Tnrtnn contain.
ing q acres. fsuliect 10 the same incumhrance
aud appraised at $50 } Alsn,he South half Of the
Souihrast Quarter Of Section No 90. Township
No g, and Range No 90. containing 814 Acres Of
Land. more or less, and situated in said county
Of Fairfield (uniucumbered. appraised at $l222 }
Also The residue Of the Southwest Quarter of Ser
tinn No 81, Township No l2 aud Range No 20.
after taking from said Quarter Section n Acre-
and l39 poles. lying in said county Of Furfed
/ (nninrnmbered; appraised at s290j.
Said Real Estate decreed Ia be sold in the case
Of George II. Binkley rs. Margaret Binkey IT, aI.
| Terms Of Sdle.-One-third cash in hand the
residue in two equal annual payment. with inter.
est from date TO be secured by mortgage.
d ELLSWORTH,
COronSr md oefiHg Sheriff
September Is, l848-5wl9 pf:7,jO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
Six ImcOmtroverlEbIe Facts.

HNIRST, That R. F Ilibbard's Anti Bilious We,
Il getable Family Pills are the best and cheap
est Pill that can be used.
Second, That those who buy Hibbards Pills,
get the worth of their money.
Third, That wherever Hibbnrd's Pills are used
they give universal satisfaction.
Fourth, That Hibbard's Pills act upon the so-
mach in quarter the time of any other Pill.
Fifth, That Hbbard's Pills in many cases move
the bowels in from half to three quarters of all
hour.
iSizth That Hibbard's Pills are purely Vegeta
BILE, and therefore safe in all cases.
From one to two of the above Pills is DOSE
be sure that the name of r. r. Hibbard, is on
each wrapper. ms the Pills have been counterfeit.
ed, in the name of the father of the present pro-
prietor Rev. b. Hibbarl, who was the first disco.
verer of these invaluable pills. The twenty-five
cent and fifty cent boxes will hnve his mina-
ture Oh each wrapper; no other Hibbard's Pills
are genuine. The genuine Hibbnrd's Pills are for
sale in Lancaster only byGeorge Kautfman; Shaw
West Rushville; G. w. Reid and L. Kalb, Rush.
vile; o. H. Meller. Somerset.
September 90, 1913. 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

The IVAigsef Greenfield TounsAip, to
tie Wigs Of the o'Aer TownsAips Of
Fairfield COun'y, send greeting:
Tothe township tina; gives the greatest
increase of Wing votes, according to the
Wing strength in the township. over the
Presidential Election of 1914. Greenfield
will give the beautiful PRIZE BANNER pre-.
sented to her, in 1874, by the Wings Of
Hooking Township.
Provided,th this proposition is subject
to two conditions: First, Greenfield claims
20 herself the right to win it-Sccond. the
Township, that wins it. is to make a simi.
lar proposition, at the next Presidential
Election. By order oflhe Wings Of
GREENFIELD.
What says gallant Richland9 Where
is little Madisonl The Wings of Per.
ry can win it'll they will. All have a
chance. Who will claim the Bannerl
Who the greater honor of winning it}
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
The California Gold.

The following paragraphs are copied
from the New York Sun of Wednesday
morning.
1--WE have seen an individual, Just ar
rived from California, with fifteen pounds
ofthe Feather river gold dust sufficient
for sample, in his trunk, and although
it shines sednc,ively. it is only another
proof that 'all is not gold that gIitters,
being more nor less than species of mi
ca. The gentleman who brought it on
understood, when he sacked it, its pre-
else value. and had no idea that he was
fetching precious ore, still he thought ii
fair specimen might be of service in these
parts, as lesson TO those who were hasti-
ly packing up their 'duds' for the gold re-
gion.
This individual was on The enchanted
ground itself, heard the murmurof Feath-
er river, rolling its blue waters over the
sparkling sands, and saw various bipcds
with picks and shovels, belaboring the
earth to extract the deceitful mica; and
many would not for long time believe
that it was not real gold. 1t wa, howev-
er, determined before he left that the gold
fever was an unmitigated humbug, in
which knaves and fools were the part
ners.
1.-THE dust has been fairly represented
by the California romancers, for it looks
very like snow flakes, and we have seen
similar phenomena among the lodges of
New England, never for moment dream
ing they were gold. Ifthe Spanard aud
Indians failed, during several hundred
years past, to find such tract of gold
land. with their keen scent for the metal,
modern Californians may as we'll give
up gold hunting and turn their attention
TO wheat and corn fields, and vine yards,
for which there is no better country on
earth, or to the pearl Fisheries of the
coast, which have not been disturbed for
two centuries.
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LANcAsTER. Ftdny. october la. 1s4a.

By TelegraPh--F For he ZdnesUiHe Courier.
NRw YORK. October 1O-M
Flour.-There is V marked change from yes.
terday. but the market is. il any thing, duller.
with sales of Genues at $5,50d $5,624
Grain.-What and Corn are IN active request
at full rates Sales of white Wheat at | | "a l2Oc.
With good deal doing in Corn, il is firner. with
sales of prime Yellow at IS cents, and Of White
at G50G0 cents.
Provisions There is better feeling in Pork.
but no Improvement to qnnte. Sale of mess al
Sl275, aud of prime At $1,000. Beef is weaker,
with sales of prime at $3.50. and of mess at $l2.
so. Lard 81 cents; Butter 9I0lO4 cents.
There is some enquiry for Cotton.
Treasury Notes 81 cents.
PlTTsBURGH, October 0, 1913
Sales of Flour at $46O0$4G5, ofkeg butter at
8409c; OF Oats ut Csc; ui WhiSkey at 2Olc: oI
Feathers at 80 CENTS Of MOlasses at 28GD29 cents.
aud of Rio Coffee at7074 cents.
CLEVELAND, October Up. NJ
Sales &C. Mills" Flour at $47O; of w eat al
92094 cents; of Whiskey at 30 cents: Of Salt al
$l3J4, and Of Linseed Oil at 50 cents.
CIScIENATI, October 8-P. NJ.
Sales Flour at "A; ofcity rendered Lard at 84c;
of Whiskey at l70l7a cents; of Linseed Oil al
521 cents OF New Orleans Sugar at 4sO5 cents
and OF II. B. Hanging Rock Iron at $27 so.
ZANEsvILLE October H.
We quote Wheat at rs cents, and Flour at $4
j00 S., ,00-COurier.
CHILLIcoTHE, October II
The price ofWheat is 7808Octs: Flour retails at
$3.50; Corn 25c in the ear, shelled 27c; Oats l5G
lGc Barley 400l5c; Flaxseed 56OGOc. Beans 50
062 cts; Lard 5 cents; Bacon. II r., 23d34 cts
Zauesville and Hooking Salt $2,l2, Lake $2,I2
Live Hogs dull at $3-Gdzehe
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
OBITUARY.

DlED-On Monday Morning last, MARY ELI
ZABETH, daughter of Harvey aud Priscilla Scott
of this town, aged years, months and days.
Haste darling child. ascend the skies;
There Angels shall receive thee;
And there thy Saviour for prize
golden crown will give thee:
Brief was thy course below, yet this
Hath boun thee to uucnding bliss.
Now freed from pain and grieving,
Thy friends thus early leaving,
Child of our londest love,
Thy maker bids thee slumber,
Amid the love encircled number
Of Jesus folded Lambs above.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

~ Mr.. James Blair Gilmer, a prom
inent Democrat in Georgia, who voted
for Polk, has published letter, in which
he says:
my next vote will be for Gen. Taylor
because l believe him to be the tfrmeS'
man in the world, the most hOnest man in
the world and further removed above and
beyond party and political influence than
any man in the world. would point
out his position at Buena Vista fol his
firmness. would point out his public
and private character, known to the peo-
pile of this country for my views of his
political worth, would point out his
Allison letter as my political creed"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
w A r r A n T e D,
UNDER A PENALTY OF A
TH USAND DOLLA R y.

RussPllviIIe, Putnam CO., Ind, July II, ls47,
DR.. Wright Sometime since your agent left me
a supply Of your Indian Vegetable Pills. have
found said Pills to he in great demand lately for the
cure Of Fever and Ague. Mr., James Boyd has a
,Om who has been laid up wirA fever aud ague, aud
had tried various other remedies, all OF which PRIV.
ed Of no avail. lie determined TO Try your Indian
Vegetable Pills, and by using Que box he is now
sound aud we'll. Mr. T. Spence, had daughter,
Mr.. Hugh Groves son, anu Nj Charles Nichols
aud lhree Of his family we're all down al the same
tine with fever and ague. and had also tried The va
rous oher remedies without effect. Your ludian
Vegetable Pills soon restored them all 10 perfect
health. can assure you, from what have seen
,our Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied On Tor a
permanent cure Of fever and ague.
Yours, respectfully, JACOB DURHAM, P. M.
Also an acting Justice Of The Peace.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

{ (toRDAGE-A large assortment, such a'
~ Sash cord, Seine Twine, (hemp and Coth n J
Broom Twne twine in balls, Chalk, Clock nn'
Fish lines, India twine in hanks, &c. for SAL
aud retail, by
Aug 10, lS43 BURY & BEN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
TWine.

O0Aibs Hemp and Cotton Seine Twins
AOO 200 lbs Hemp, Flax and Cotton
Broom aud Wrapping Twine
A large assortment OF Cords. Fish Lines and
Hooks, SC, just received and for sale by
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August IL l848 IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
Free Soil Meeting,

There will be Free Soil Meeting at the Court
House in Lancaster oil MONDAY NEXT, Octo-
ber 10Th. at one o'clock P. NJ.
speech will be made by Hon J.R.GIDDlNGS
of Ashtabula County.
All Of the citizens of this county, OF all parties
who desire to hear this great question discussed
by one of ITS most prominent advocates, are invit-
ed 10 attend. ear-rrhect-decide and act.
Lancaster, October l3. l848
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
L.n,es, News Of The EIecIlon.

We have seen letter to gentleman,
in this place, from D. A. Robertson, Esq
dated Columbus, in which he says that
Weller is probably elected Governor by
5000 majority, that the Legislature is
democratic and Longstreth elected
Governor of Pennsylvania. He adds
that the wings give up.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
FARMERS COMPANY.
Washington County MHtual Insurance
Company, New York.
Over Ten Millions insured.

TVNHlS Company has been doing business for
two years and five months. and their sue.
cess is without parallel In the history of mutual
insurance business, having issued 2595 policies
during the last quarter, which is at the rate oil
over teu thousand per year. With this extensive
patronage, the Aourishing and prosperous condi-
ton ofthe company and their large accumulated
cash fund. the directors feel confident that their
p an OF taking none but small risks Of the safest
kind, is decidedly the most popular and only plan
upon which a Farmers Company eau succeed.
The increasing business and increasing cash
fund warrant the belief. that no tax upon the pre-
miun notes will be necessary for long term of
years, and the directors assure the public, that all
losses will be settled with promptness and liber
ality.
The low rates for premium notes hold out in
ducements to all to avail themselves Of the benefits
and protection ofthe company.
VIRGIL Z. SHAW, AFeRt.
Lancaster, May %, lsts, ems
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
GOuchcr,s Ague Medicine.

WNHE above medicine is too well known, in
IL this county, to need any puff. 1t can al
ways he had at W. s Bcatys Book Store, Main
Street Lancaster. Ohio, opposite ShRiiers Hotel.
Noticc-W. S. Beatty is the only authorized
agent for the sale OF my medicine in Fairfield
County. DAVID GOUCHER.
September 90, 1848 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

NRoCERTEs-4O bags Coffee, so Mats
VI Cinnamon, several bags Pepper aud Allspice,
Tea, Chocolate Sugar, Tobacco. Cloves, Ginger,
Satpere, Rice, Perl Barley, TaPioco, Sage, Ar
row root. Jalep, Maccarona, Vanie, Carde.
none. Mace, Nntmess, Prunes. Figs. Raisins and
LemmOns, etc For sale at wholesale and retail,
by BURY e. BECK.
Lancaster, August 10, I849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
Instruction in Music.

MRS. REDMAN and MRS. LILLY would
lXl instruct few Pupils OH the Piano and
GUITAR, either at their own or at the residence oI
the Pupil Their rooms are at Mrs. GARAGHTYs,
Main Street. where they respectfully invite ap'
plications to be made by those desiring their ser.
vices.
September Is, lS4s 6wl6~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
Putnam Female scmraery.
'HNHE Winter Term OF the Putnsm Female
Seminary will commence Wednesday Os,O.

HNHE Winter Term OF the PutnsH Female
Seminary will commence Wednesday Osi0-
her 9TH, and continue 25 weeks.
The design Of this Insiilutioh, in il present ar
gnnization. Is IN elevate the standard Of Female
Edncation.-It hns Primsry academic and cOl-
ieaiate Department. Through iis excellent Prin-
cipall Instluciresses aud Professors, Il prOvidss
thorough aud solid instruction. for the various sta
ges and branches Of education deemed requisite 10
the formation Of useful accomplished christian
character
The frll Collegiate conrse occupies fur years,
and has il is believed. n wider range of stndies,
aud more th0rnngh system of instr notion. than
any similar insliintinn in the State embracing.
not only the English branches tnushi in our beet
Colleges. but alan the Latin aud Germsn Lam
gIIages. for which there Is no extra chnrgo.
Young ladies'. however. who do not wish ~
Stndy the languages. have every facility iDr pur-
suing the English branches, which i furnished by
any female Seminary
Parents, who wish to give their daughters an
accomplished and thorough education. are assured
that The very lest advantages for this purpose ore
here enjoyed; and that no pains will be spared.
by competent and efficient teachers. to render tho
situation Of the young ladies', who NAV resort To-
the Institution. in the highest degree pleasant end
conducive tn their mental & moral improvement
The Location is delightful the building ample.
the accommodations excellent. and the facilities
for quiet and retired study such as are rarely fur
nishcd
The expenses arr pnt at tho lowest possible
rate. For Board WashiHg and seperafs Toom
fer epery .iro pNpiiS lighted md parmed. (whilO
The season requires it.) so as to be a eOnvsnieaf
and retired siVdy the charges are S2. 2.00 per week
for the Winter term. and tl,75 for the Summer
term Those who choose to do their own wash
4 A l.
week.
TUITION.
Winter Term sI2 90 Summer Term $500.
EXTRA STuDIEs.
AIusic with the use of the Piano $50 90 per ysaF.
Instruction in vocal music 70 all pupils grdtis.
Drawing and painting $500 per year.
French 1900 per year.
Latin And German, as they are embraced in the
regular course no charge.
Tuition in the Primary Department $1,000 per
year.
For further particulars inquiries may be made
nf the Principal. Miss NJ. Cone. or any Of the uR.
dersigued Trustees Of the Institution
A. KrSGsBUEY Pres't.
SOLOMON STURGIS,
ALvA BUcKISGaAM,
j. c. GUTHRIE, TrESfses.
c. c. CpSvERs.
p. BUcKINGHAH
A. A. GUTHRIE Secy.
References: DR.. SMITH, President OF Marietta
| College. Drs. SrRows and ALLIES. Lane Semins-
ry: Rev. +. GooDNAS, Cincinnati; Rev. W. H.
BEr CHR. Euclid; Hon. F. LASE. Snndusky City;
Rev. Fl. l.. HITcHcocE, Columbus; Rev. y. 5.
HDwg, ChillicOihe; aud the Rev. II. LITTLE, Mad
isnn. III.
| September 90. l949- 3w90
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Fairfield Co. Savings institute,

LAScAsTER, Ono. September 90, 1913.
HNHE Stockholders Of this Institution are here.
u by notified that an inst,lment Of t,oenty.fVe
per eeHtam. on the Capital Stock is required 10 be
paid on or before the first day Of November, 1915
By order Of the Board
28d CT. GARAGHTY. Ca,hicr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
PAPER-2OOReams pa

Wrapping paper, Medium Crown and Cap
Writing Paper, No 8 white and blue
Letter Paper, do Q do do
Tea Paper, Tissue Paper. Flat Cap, Commercial
Letter Paper, Bonnet boards, etc.; just received
and for SALE at wholesale or retail. by
Aug 10, ls4s BURY s. BECK.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

WOur last years Cotton crop was
estimated to be worth $4,000 1000. The
labor necessary to work up this mass of
raw material, would cost over $3.50, ,O00,-
900. If this labor was performed in this
county, it would add $l50,O0O,00O to the
national wealth. But Locnfncoism says
it is better to have the work done in
England; and .fre-sintAs 9fH is. The la
borers in Europe receive Sl25,0O0OO0 of
this sum, and those in this country $685.
100000! Can that system be wise which
encourages foreign and discourages home
labor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
The public are cautioned against BASE
COUNTERFEIT ARTICLE.

OUOIN II E - h Il N II OLh's
Recolect that Ibis preparation is manufactured
by JOHN Il. TOLAND. and on the yellow label
On each bottle the name Of A. l. Srovill is omitted
ai;er The words "Eniered according to act Of Con.
gress &c, &c " aud that the pamphlet accom-.
panyimg the countereitis wholly false, being made
up Of fictitious cerIIfca es, purporing TO have come
from d. Blanchard, VI D., Harrisburg Pa., S A..
noneIl, NJ. D., Boston, Hiram Woodruff, Uuca,
Asa Smith, reacham, w., Nc, &c.
THE GENUINE DR.. ROGERS COMPOUND
SYRUP or LlVERW ORr AND TAR is ac.
rompAnied by pamphlet containing certificates Of
citizens Of the highest standing, such as Professor H..
Cox, Doctor Wm Rrhads, Hon. Judge VIM.
Burke, &c, &C., all of whom are citizens Of Cmcin-
natl.
A suit in equity n the Unlrrd States court has
been instituted against GEORGE NJ. ALLEN
P. CLINTON, aud JOHN TOLAND, and a
sui: for 100000 has beem brought against wealthy
Steeolyper who made the plates and forged
the fac smile fine name OF Andrew Rogers and
we assure the public that we will be deferred by no
fear of lii gation, trouble expene, from dealing
10 the ulternnst limits Of he law with counter
FILTERS, venders, sene0types. printers agents, or
any persons whatsoever concerned, directly or ind
rectly. in such nelarious aud shameful practice
we VAIN Ine puOW against lhe counterfeit o.
lered by P. CLINTON, who is the travelling a.
gent Of this spurious article. And we earnestly
request our agents and friends. and the friends of
humanity and justice, promptly TO forward 10 US
information Of any person or persons selling or
offering for sale any Of the counereiled article, as
they are not only responsible Tor damage TO any
person using the counterfeit article, but are liable
TO prosecution.
1'hUse who are afflicted with diseased lungs, and
with 10 be benefited bv the GENUINE DR.. Rog
er'S Syrup Of fLlVERWORT and TAR, should
buy Ol The advertised agents only.
II is for sale by A l.. ScovILL, Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agent for the West and South, aud also
by all the advertised Agents.
The above valuable medicine are also for sale al
BURY IL BECK, Druggists.
Lancaster, April ID, ls4s. ly35.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
Family Groceries.

GEOFFEE, Tea, Sugar, Molasses. Cocoa, Spices
. Candles, Starch. Sal Eratus, Almonds, Raj
sins, Pepper, Sauce Prunes, Mustard &c, for sale
low at .Apothecaries' Hail. Main Street by
Lancaster, Sept 8 NJ. Il. KRElDER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
Dyc-SIHnS.

INDIGO. Logwood Extract. Camwood. Brazil.
1 Nicaragua. Fustc, Mldder Blue Vitriol, Alum,
Copperns &c. &c, for sale low at 'Apolhecares'
Hall Main Street. by NJ z KREIDER
Lancaster September g. lG43 Is
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

nRUGS & NHEDIOIGES.-JUST RE-
IL CElVED. In addition TO the stock on hand,
the following articles which the undersigned
offers cheap. for cash. ut Wholesale and Retail.
800 lbs Carolina Pinkroot-best, clean Of stone
GOO do Fast India Senna fair article
200 do Alex Senna best-very small leaf
800 do Honduras Sassaparilla, best-examned
by Physicians Of this place, and pro.
nounced the best seen for many years
200 do Gensing Root
100 do Turkey Opinm-best
200 do German Valerian, also examined and
pronounced superior article
400 do Liquorice Root
500 oz SulPh Qunine-warranted
Casks Epson Salts
do Flour Sulphur
do Cream Tarter
do Sup Carb Soda
case Assaiptida
do Gum Aoes
do Liquorice Ball
And many other articles too tedious to enumer-
ate-please call and examine our stock.
Aug 10, 48 BURY g. BECK.
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.JocOb Thru>h's Estate.

NoTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified rs Admin
istrator on the Estate ofJAcoB THRUSH, deceased
late of Fairfield county. Ohio.
SAMUEL THRUSH, Adm tor.
October 6, l348 4w22