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n oustqmhouse-,[[ofice hours from A. NJ. to2P
DEPUTY PsPsy Collector AIees LaBIanche Naval Officer Louis
W. ReybRn, Deputy do; +. Moghy, j duncan. AR
PP u Measurer; n G. snethen, Marker; a. Blondean
Desorses, I'd do p Cnc"u ID 9o s Jfek L. 3
BOOK keeper 7: M ozanne, ls mpost Clerk s. NJ Read
Deben.ure CLERK G. b Mop,amat Cash CLERK II Generes,
Assistant do r. ID. Bernard Commercial Abstract Ierk
IP. White Assistant Abstract Clerk W F. G. Dupessis
Thos Hagan. Permit Clerks; Virgil N Smyth 5orrs'
ponding CLERK w; E., Wells, Stonkeeper T. Ducsvet
Deputy: John Taylor Inspector Port Bayou ST John
s. H. Page Surveyor and Inspector at Port Pontca rain
u Day hSpGet9rs- Carter, H G Pearson, W. P
land T. A. Williams =. segot L. r. kanailson, +
Sinp9ou j., C, 4 Talare, +, J. Beok n W Ga@pbe
Il l. Lynd, G Massien, F. P. Percy, Isaac A. Smith, D.
PnsnT W. j. Deuce Egan Jules arriss " smith
kOps,eap John Wioos Gsntin John g Taylor ame
sen9 aGs Jr dGhn Nicholson E. Hurst
George 3 Bowdteh O. A; Kirkland Thos Theart Y Il
SSmyths Musgrove Evans John Dalman, w. w Virgins
+. l.. Nicomede, w. Riley Knight.
Might iasnecors-A; J. Faon, J. A, Noble, S r Ross.
Gillespie, I. Barnes, W. Silk A. Baldwin j. Doan r.
l.. Breed, ii. Crane '''' -
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PERssE & BROOKS

DIAPER MANUFACTURERS, &c, Nos IS and ST.
NASSAU street, between Maiden Lane and John street.
.Ne1 Yorh r 4 b; manufacture Paper of various sizes
and DESCRIPTIONS and having operation their
Mills at Windsor Locks three 90 inch Foudriner Machines,
with fourteen Engines enabled to execute orders shot
notice while all Papers made by them be relied upon for
uniformity of weight color &c They also ve particular
attention to their PRINTING and PATENT ENVELOPE
PAPERS, large supply of which they have constantly
hand together with assorted stock of .hogaphc Music
nssne Hardware Cloth, Wrapping, Tea Shoe and Srae
Celebrated Bleaching Powders
The highest price paid for Rags Rope Cuttings &c. mb
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS, wARERooMs

Nos. 20 and 81 Gold street, .Neao York
'5NHE subscribers continue to manufno- \ Sa
= ture, at greatly reduced prices ssassslkpsaass5
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Press. TX ll
es Hydraulic Presses, &c, BE, of the most hHf9VSI
approved kind, among which are their i'm MNxyNMm0
pTo,vsesdI ed, Double ION and Single CYLINDER SssxNsM
and Ill r.. PREsSES for Newspaper FovzsAA
a an ~ The ~, Washington and Smith HAND
PRESSES, with or without their Patent Iron Roller Boys
Chase Cases Imposing Stones, Composing Sticks Bras
a Ka,e Furniture Ink &C. &C. constantly hand, and
Guiding Type. furnished ut the shortest notice and on
pound. ' " 'e so"'p
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with estimate in
detail Tor Printing Offices Bindery by informing ns of a
STYLE I and Quantity of work they desire to do.
ne subscribers prepared to furnish Castings of any
SIZE or description, Mt the lowest price
Cash paid for old Cast Iron.
r. ne subscribers also manufacture Cast Steel Mill Pit CoS
Cut Circular and other Saws supply of which thew keep
constantly on hand. [mh5 12mJ r. HOE & Co
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co. Office No. 4s Camp street. a few doors
above Grayier.
Horace Bean Office, No. "a Camp street, corner of
Common.
Thomas H Barker No. % Camp street. corner of
Common.
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Post ofice-Open daily from to 6-on Sunday from l.

10 "a. G. Penn, Postmaster
CLOSE: Eastern Mail, via Mobile daily ut IL elk NJ
Great HcsterR Mail comprising all the stopping places on
piar I,oatsnAe iaa crtra supplying Natcez, Vicks-
burg, Memphis and Louisville four times week irregular
Coast or BaVen Sara .taa Wednesdays and Sundays at
ocl9ek. A. NJ Corin&ton and yHqdisonrlle Mai, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays Red Riser iIa1 irregular
IataYette Mail. six times week, Sundays excepted
O'Clock, I. M DUE Eastern .HaH daily By 10 A NJ
Great Hestern Mail, twice week, irregular Louisciue
Mail e1tra, irregular Coast Mad, Tuesdays and Satu
days. by NJ COeingfOn and .HadisonrHie .HaH Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays by =. NJ. Rel Rirsr
Mad, irregular. I.qtagste .HaH SIX times week, Sun
days excepted, at l P. M.
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Port Officers Jos Swiler Harbor.master LIST Munici.
gality Francis Quares do I'd do f. Sheridan do Sd do
ID. Stickney Master Warden.
Clark, 9. High. A. Capdeviele Port Wardens.
Josiah Cole, F. Lefebyre. G. Bouigny A. Lvaudas and
p. Lanaux, Inspectors of Flour.
ers and Inspectors 1 of Beef and Pork.
u PIauehe do ID do f. temont do ID do -''""''
M A. PrisuT Dpriye, Wherfy. $. w Polk, P 4.
Green A Duplantier. Inspectors of Tobacco N c. Hall,
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IMPORTS AT New YoRK.-The value of mer-
chandize imported into this district exclusive of that
sent to the warehouses, and the amount of duties
received during the week ending on the 18th Feb.
in each Of the three wears Was as annexed.
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GRAND ENCAMpMENTO FPATRIARCUs-m

GRAND NCANPMENTO OF ARCUs-meet.
at friendship Hall, Chartres street, on ---- 81 ~
evenings , s o ,r w Whia,l, VIC Pat W.
VIC Sen. Warden; H. P Andrews. r VIC ~
Jun Warden; II w Olmsted, r w G Scribe; S. w. Kirk.
land, w G Treasurer
WILDEY ENCAMPMENT. No. 1--lneets in the Hall
month qa S. sa I al!dsf o of f'f
f s senaTd Cohen Scribe W " Herbert W; Thomas
r, HoBAH ENCAMPMENT, No 3-neets at Crescent
ada NO. u Camp street the I'd and 4th Saturdays Of
each month Officers. q. Nixon p; Henry Bier II P:
=; e. ste's19n, W., ] w; s., Scribe; Geo G.
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There are denominations frequently met with in
reports of markets. but their English value not al
ways readily recollected. The following table will
be found we believe correct
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THE GRAEFENRERG MEDICINES

are opposing them. Misguided men !! How utterly imO.
sibe to their spread The extraordinary cers
parts OF the country; certificates which have asonhe h
most respectable citizens. Many OF these testimonials hs
been submitted to senteme of great distinction who m
carefully examined them to see that they genune
Among these the Rev N. Bangs. ID. d. of the Meth
dist Episcopal Church, and Francis Hail. ESQ., editor Of %
New York Commercial Advertiser. We finally submits
The Hon. VIM. V. Brady, the Mayor of New York VII.
has given his certificate, under the Great Seal of the CHI
that they genuine and reliable.
With such fear opposition. We foni6A
at every point. and solicit continuance of the unexampa
patronage we have already received We would earnsly
advise
1st That every neghborhood where there is no rassr
berg Depot immediate steps should be taken to ms
one. BY addressing the General Agent of any dstlt
this be secured.
I'd. Families should club together and get immediate SUD-
3d. Emgran Societies and other planhopc bodies .houH
Ofthe GRAEFENBERG V VEGETABLE PILLS alone
10000 boxes are sold enrh anil errry soeek
Of the HEALTH BlTTERS, an enormous quantity
are warranted to make two quarts of Bers, superior am
in the world. They composed of Roots, Herbs, Ra,
and Vines gathered in the vast forests and praes of Ams
and speedy and certain restorative OF weak and
deblitaed constitutions.
The other Medicines of the Company of equal value
p6uNDfh F. GR s II EYE 4 ' Lor hE,
THE CiIIIDREN'S PANACEA-TIIE GREEN
Rha3TMTAHT 2STMENT TEFf foNsUMrr
GS The General gent for Louisiana and Mississippi
D. HANsBROUGH, " GIMP street, .Nsp Orieaa,,
La, to whom applications for Agencies may be addressed
New York February. 1913
~" For sale b. WELD & co, Periodical Agents %
Camp street; D. EELT 8 Co Stationers' Hall! "A Char.
tsf street AEREb huS NE corner Of E1e h@s
P. NJ, City of Lafayette; j. L. VAN BOkKELLEN col:
ner of Camp and St Mary street, Lafayette. mh7 In
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Rates of Gold.

The rates allowed in the Cusomhouse for Gold
Coins, as per Act Of Congress of 1894, fixing the
value Of the same, are as follow:
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
8. J. PETERS, President; JAMES DIcK WIN. l.. HODGE
Vice Presidents Committee Of -Appedis: II F. Mckemna
VIM. Il. Avery, w. c. Mylne, w. Bogari, VIM. Mure and
]. IL Elmer - . -
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.

BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
z Is not day passes by, but what Dr. r. PARISH
GREA "a neat pe Of III he eeeba @
OF the hal that they have used and believe that will
aeEE2 ,sr h every thing that any could desk
''eIy ta1y and gentleman who the habit of using
3h on their hair should purchase bottle of the
"hEsE HAIR CREAM for 1t never fails to givesatsactlon
r. From nr the M,r Torh 7fbane qf Jy TO- 1s47.
many Preparations used on the Hair but not one thai
ntron ace 9 rec to the community but since the
few days since, feel hst would be doing the public
opinion and say that all who are in need of an article
a am ana 9eau III the a.to keep it soft to remove d
ter saed if hey pere to search the city than to paI
chase Dofe oil Dr. Parish CO.. celebrated HAIR CREAM
IT mas NO EQ U.aL!
DR.. r. PARISH & Co.-Gentlemen Allow me to addmy
fsehe s.tlmony among the Others favor Of your
Having used the article myself and my family pre-
!o a no sy h a exceeds any thing axe et seen ~
a: tendency render the hair soft and piiabIe and
e"1on 1t al that it recommended to be by Others
New yo,t GEO .aea' TFqsEsos, comm9n Ms,chspv
PpaIed only b Pa Co. Ne reS Yo & 70 whom
all letters must be addressed. post paid
qS' k'fGH RE nss, 900 sat
Delta once: mh5 In
NO 20 CAMP VAIL y4REtT PAfFERs sav. Ia, Avs.
ERENCH PdPER-H8NGLNGS,
with suitable BORDERINGS for each-among which, are
God and Velvet Papers and Borders;
Gold Papers and Borders
Scene I, Papers, double and single width;
BED Top Papers and Borders do;
Satin, ungazed, and Common Papers;
WINDOW Papers, 3 feet wide
Figured Screen Papers and Borders;
which he selling as low as French Papers can be sold
t hew reans lie has also AMERICAN PAPERS, which
ne 9ffers TONER than they be purchased elsewhere
Ga ln-iearn prices and buy they you if not there
nothing charged for a show -
- 81 Papers hung to order and warranted to stiek.
mho u JOS. ETTER, 20 Camp st.
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CLINTON, Miss, May IL, 1886

CLINTON, MISS, May 10, 1sB,
From the .4rmU-Matamoros. (Mexico) April 5th 1847-
have used few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup sent me-
the worst of Dysentery under my charge all
OF which produced permanent in few days til
a powerful remedy, possessing medical virtues.
j. B. ASH Asst Surgeon, u. s. A.
..fY For sale by SICKLES & co, 40 Canal and "A
Magazine streets, New Orleans. w. Fl. FOX Nachex: 0,
Grand Gnf
s-St- Wholesale Agency 70 GIMP Street.
mh7 I'm ID. HANSBROUGH.
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MOSQUITO NETTING
RCBINEII. Muslin, Linen, and Cotton MUSQUITO
by mh5 3t JOS ETTER n T %,T na =,
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PianuenineS.
81 Ra-p,r,l

Governors of the States and Territories
The following table, which has been carefully
corrected up to the present date will be found of
value during the ensuing year of political contest
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN.

GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN
nR. BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND AsTRM
- GENT SYRUP-.3R Intdilibie Remedy fer Cholera
lntantnm Summer Complaint Of Children Cholera Nor
EHs Da9rAGa and irregularities of the Bopns Used
6V the Surgeons IN the United States 4rmy Nth great
success.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, recommended
by the most eminent Physician. Letter from the Rev
Alexander Campbell President of Mississippi College Gin
ton, and OF lew Orleans j =
Dr. o. $ B,1LNes Dcnr SIT is but simple iustin
to yourself and the public generally for say that after
having Iaboed for several months during the ast year
der the Of the of climate the DahGa
until Gin spite of the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
the faculty esevedly high public estimaton) my bodily
system was wholly Frustrated, found your Asthngen
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the case also found
equally effective in curing Of my children of the
miserable complaint. Since it effected cure myself
have taken whenever from any cause there symp
oms OF recurrence, and have always iound it efecu
in prevention, as it had been previously in cure.
In this Southern country traveller whether by land
water, ought to carry with him this Invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention, and with almost
pense he might himself he his way FAM
lies and plantations would not only much disease but
many dear and valuable lives by always keeping
part of their medical stores. Yours, &c,
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
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Government of the State of Louisiana.

JoHssos kAs3fs a
/ Rordelon Auditor; w A fillmore, Attor J Gen
G n RoWiey, Adj Genl; R. ! kelr, Reg Land office
H. T. Williams, State Eng L.. Bnngier Surveyor zen :
A. Dimry, State Superintendent OF Public Educatioh-
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MONTHLY BULLE-
TN NJ 2

The pnstues upon The udder OF cow contained pnrL
winch would produce the almost divine results for which,
ha 80 patiently and anxiously sought. Opposition ao
interested persons, high in social and professional poss
ndiculed what they dare deny They asserted that ms
yaccnaed persons became covered with hair and even s
tours, believing like bull. But the current was s
turned The British Parliament voted him G20 900 stef
($l00 OOO) and the world sang his praises 't
1hc same spirit has come o0DR to our 0lon times Eva
while we write this Bulletin interested persons jealom
the wonderful efficacy and success of 'NA'u~
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FIRST MuNICIPALITY

CLEMENT RAMOS, Recorder
Louis BoZoner Secretary j. A Durel Treas Pub Works
W DeBqys; Treasurer Of the Police Department
A. Rule Collector of Taxes Steamboats,.
l.. Surgi, Surveyor l.. H. Pile Deputy Surveyor.
G. LANCE, Collector on Sea Vessels
V. Labatut, do. on Taverns.
Charlie, Claiborne, do Real Estate.
w. A. Mott do on Draws, etc
J. Provost Wharfinger Superintendent etc.
R. Prcaux, Attorney. &. Morel, Assistant Attorney.
John Youenes, Captain OF the Guard.
w. F. ScIexnaydIe LIST Jeut do Jean Macon, Cd do do
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SECOND Municipality.
THIRD Municipality

THIRD UNICIPAIIT
P. SEJzENEAu, Recorder
p. +. Nogues, Secretary NJ Esnaul, Treasurer.
Louis isernudez, Attorneys
J. A. ID 'Hemecoun, Surveyor.
p. r. Detiourney, Collector OF Taxes on Dgays, etc.
Sol. Audler. Collector of Taxes on Cabarets etc.
d. Mazaret. Captan of the Guard.
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Justic es' Courts for the City.
Municipal Officers.

A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor;
II. ID. BEIR, Secretary; ST. CERAN, Clerk.
GENERAL COUNCIL.
First Observation-Disclosures Cmzat Felix Maxent, I.
Zacharie. Louis Surgi.
Second HMnicipaty-Ceo. Allan, A. w. Haines, ]. M.
W1ay J. S. Thacker.
1Hird .Haaicipaiity-W H. Wilder J. E. Holland, J. NJ.
NandegIiei, D. StickEey.
2. C. CUyELLIER. Secretary.
T. A. Michel Sergeant at Arms w w. King Attorney.
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Gas Works Office on Common street. opposite the St.
Charles Hotel Dr. Campbell Superintendent George
Allen, Foreman; P GeSs, COLLECTOR GGs Light Com
mtttec: Jnmes Robb, Charm. E. w. Wells, Seoy.
Water Works 8 Office 25 Caondelet street J P Con.
lon, Superintendent; 8 f. Percy, Sec'y; William Wright,
Collector
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APPoRTIoNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.

Az act to apportioa the represcntation in tbe Seoat
anu HoaSe Of RepresentatfrGs IN the GcncrGt fssemJ
Of me State of Loaisand according to tile first censA
made m 1871 aRder the Sh 18th md 18th articles Of III
Constitution. - "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-28
0hr Mlarkets.
LANCASTER, Friday, January 49, 1913.

tB-PoRK from Sl,75 10 $3.50 " 100 lbs.
ByTeiegraph-For The zanesUiHe Courier.
New YoRK, January 25-8 p NJ,
Flour-Moderate transactions in Geneaee al
$6,124, and in Western at s6}16064 The mar
ket is dull. Gran-Wheat is firm. but not active;
Corn is declining; other grains steady. Cornmeal
at $3,lSi. Whiskey 26 cents t1 gallon There
is. less doing in Pork.
PIvTsBuRoH, January 25--84 ?, NJ.
Three feet water and falling. Moderate sales
of Flour at $5,0640 ,l24. The market frm.-
Grain is without change. Provisions-Sales oi
Hams ut 64c ofSides at41 4ac, and ofShouldcrs
at 3lO3ac. Sales OF Lard at 54033c, and OF
Butter al l20l21c. Cotton upland at $50 cents.
Seeds-Sales of Clover at 81, OF Timothy at 81,
and Of Flax at 95 cents.
CIScISsATl, january 25-84P. NJ.
Flour S4,6890475 Corn-Yellow, at 30cts.
Whiskey at 10 cents. Groceries--Saes of New
Orleans Molasses at pa cents. Sugar is steady;
Prime Rio Coffee at ceuts. Hogs at $2624G
$2,874. Lard in barrels at 81 ceuts,
CHLLIcoTHE, January 25.
The price of Wheat is 9O093 C. Flour retas al
$500. Corn 25 in the ear, 25 cents; shelled;Oat
25c Barley 4O045c; Flaxseed 70075c.; Beani
5OO62 cents Lard. cents; Bacon, Hogs round
cts Hogs s., ,2502 50.-Gdzete.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-28
Clocks.
Latest from CarrOn!'

THOSE OF OUR CITIZENS WHO DESIRE
good Medicine, will find one in the justly cele-
brated Pills of Doctor Brandreth. which have per-
formed cures upon thousands OF helpless and hope
less persons. after the usual scientific skill OF ply
sicians had consoled them with the assurance that
they could do no more The properties Of these
Pills, as an anti-billious and aperient medicine are
unrivalled; all who use thom recommend them.
their virtues surpass all eulogy, aud must be used
to be appreciated. The weak and delicate will
be strengthened by their use, not by bracing. but
by removing the cause OF weakness. the gross aud
corrupt hunlors OF the body. They require no
change in the diet, or care Of any kind. Plain di.
rections accompany each box, so that every one
is his own competent physician.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for %
cts per box, at DR.. B. Brmdreths Principal Office,
24l Broadway New York.
feHT- BrwaIeo OF Coun,er(eits!!! The following
are the only authorized Agents Tor the SAFE oil the
genuine Brandre,h Pills in Fairfield cornty
RpINMuND Sos 4 Beck, Lancaster, Joseph Glen,
eu,. RovoIton. Peer Weisrr. Green Castle Israel
G reer, Luthopolis,J J. B. Evans, Htackester PeteI
shavSr, Oakland, j. II. sundcrmaa Amandd, d.
Re.ry, Sugar Grore, Ashnansl " Beery, Bremen
Cha,s q. Wilson & Co., Rtshule, Jesse Ledhner
D e,t Rushrille, F. Breck, Carroll. N. j. Bower"
Pickenngion, Cox g. Read, Baltimore, Ph1il
Ham, Plcasantpile, /. B.& C. Padden, Sdtenl'
Jocob Ketmer, MiherporL
| Lancaster, january Z, 1913. lm35.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust from Jesse B,
I'D Hart 10 me- dated September 10, l845. and
recorded in Fairfield County Record Book l2,
pages 149 land $50, Twill proceed ON
Saturday the IIth day Of March next,
at the door OF the Court House in Lancaster, to Of
fer for sale the following described Real Estate
to wit:
First-Seeton No. 80 in Township No. ID.
Range No. 10, estimated TO contain Seven Hun
dred and Seventy-ive 25.l00 Acres excepting
theretrom Twenty-Five Acres sold by John Creed
To Thomas Dunnick.
Seeoad-The East half Of Section No. 25, in
Township No 49, Range No. 90, estimated to con-
tain Three Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres, ex-
cepting thereilom parcel Of about Five Acres
OIL the South side OF the old Cklicotlle road sold
by John Greed to John Wesheimer.
Third--The Southwest Quarter OF Section No.
25, in Township No. l3, Range No. 90, with the
appurtenances, improvements aud privileges Ia
the said several tracts belonging subject however
10 theDowerEstate of Mrs. .CatharimeCreed widow
Of John Creed dec, as the same hath been Sc
apart and assigned to her in all OF said Lands-auc
therein Of Susan R. wife OF Jesse b. Hart.
The above described premises lying in the
County of Fairfield and State of Ohio, are wei
known as the "Vanmeter Prairie Farm" The,
will be sold in separate lots, or as a whole a
may suit purchasers, and must be sold at not les
than two.thirds of the appraised value thereof, Il
be made known on the day Of sale
Terms of Sale-Cash in hand
EDWARDS PIERREPONT, Trustee.
January 90, l848 7w38pf$6.
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OBITUARY.

Y DIED-On the llth day of January, 1848, after
an illness oftwenty-eight hours. WILLIAM MIL
TON RANK, youngest son of Mr. David Rank,
of Walnut township, aged 10 years months and
81 days.
plED-0n the 9th inst. in West Rushville,
HIRAM FINCH, in the 32d year oi his age.
Altar regular meeting of Hesperus Division, No.
278, s. OF T. or the 7th Jan. a Committee consist.
ing Of Brothers N. B. Coulson, }. F. DolIison and
David Wilson, was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the feelings of the Division, upon
the death of Bro. Finch.
The Committee presented the following pre-.
ambe and resolutions:
Whereas, it has pleased the all-wise Disposel
OF events to remove from among u.s. by death, our
esteemed Brother, Hiram Finch, therefore,
Resoioed, That in the Death Of Bro. Finch, we
have lost a friend and worthy member of our or
der, one, in whose integrity as S. of T. we had
the utmost confidence; aud whilst we mourn ioi
the loss ofour Brother, we deeply sympathize
with his family in their sore affliction
Rcsolved, That this Division attend the Funer
al ofour departed Brother, at % o'clock on to
morrow, in procession wearing the usual mourn
ing Badge Of the order
ResoLved, That a copy Of these Resolutions
signed by our w. p. and R. s. be forwarded to the
family oi the deceased and also to the Lancaster
Guzette for publication.
JOHN SPAHRW P.
J. r. Dollison r. s.
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INSCRIPTION

III S disease whien IS carrying ils victims TO the
n tomb by thousands. without being arrested III
It's progress By the medicines in use at the present
time. But brighter day IS cQmng, and has come
-as 10 successfully arrest This disease. DR.. RO
GERS LlVERW ORr AND TAR, not only
gives immediate relief in the most distressing
COUGHS AND COLDS. but from the lestmo.
ny Of such men as Dr. VIM. Richards, Hon.
Judge VIM. Burke, Postmaster Of Ciuciunali for
twenty years) Di. II. Cox, Clate Prof. in Cmcin
natl Medical College, it's still making truly r-
,narkab CURES OF CONSUMPIlON!! II
mpn Of such high s'anoing will vouch Tor its VlR.
rUES, it must De NJ least all il IS represented TO
be- Improvements in the Treatment Of disease,
are onwaid, and nothing can arrest It's spinl in the
present age. Those who are afflicted with DIS
eased Lungs, should read The following statement
of Mrs Eggert.