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And STAGE OFrIcE--Ot,awa. Ill

VINHE undersigned has purchased the above
House, aud repaired and furnished 1t in q
proper manner for first rate Hotel, II is sltua-
ted direcrly in front of the Court House, and IL
convenient Tor all those having business connec-
ted with the public Offices and is in the cen,re
of tho business part Of the town. The Stage Of
Zee for the different, routes is KEEP, al this house.
The house is large and roomy, and is coplsle
of accommodating oil those who may favor him
with call. Attached to the house is a comfort
able and convenient stable.
From his long acquaintance and experience OF
the business, and unrcmitted eNerlions to please,
he hopes to receive liberal share Of patronage.
Ottawa. Dec 3. lsi7, II. THORN.
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YlHE sub.crir has jus. re-
ceived at \ store one dooI
North Of ,heiansion House
(from Ns,c 70 and 81. Louis,
a large and fish supply oi tn,
above named articles. ,ogettrI
with most cry variety OF ar's
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vHur subsc,ibers hast rec,ivct
G100 from New York Phlladrl
NJ" nhi, n large stock rugs. medi
PEA r;nes. dive stuff. rainll, varnish,
80 % &c which will sold on tn,
lovss, ,s,ms. ali the mos, ponu h,ent medi
cines Of the day kept on hand. 'leiehs and
others are invited to give US &C.
July 1. Al, WALKER &JhIiA'L
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tato, and !, ieId re markably well, are

tato, and yield remarkably well, are
free from it.
The autumn season, though not as
pleasant as usual, has been favora-
BILE to the getting in Of crops, and to
preparation for winter and if, in re-
viewing the season, We do not feel
grateful for the good we have had,
we should not be likely to do so, were
the amount greatly increased.-Prdi-
RE Farmer.
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Peru Wl,nrf boat.

Peru WHIT BOUts
A- THE subscribers have fitted up n
kSf large and splendid wharf boat a,
slzEsaesslii - Peru, for the accommodation OF
travellers who are frequently obliged TO wait io'
trans sports, and Tor tho receiving anil dischaIs
ing Of freight. The acco mn,odai ionsof tho bon,
are remarkably plca,an, aud commodious, and
unsurp passed by any public house, and hose WI"
are detained al Peru will find II much 10 ,hei'
advantage and convenience 10 make this thei'
place Of sloppase. a. X. MEkRIIT,
wM. DEvINNEY.
sspt II, 1919. RODT. BURROWS.
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City Hotel,

49, Ohard, Illinois.
VINHE public are.inf'rmed that this establish
ment has been newly fitted up aud newly
furnished in style TO correspond with the III
creaslng importance Of the town, and will here
after be kept by the subscribers, who solicit =
share Of public patronage.
A.. \. FISHER,
PERRY II. SMITH.
Ottawa, March 26, lsi7. SID
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Fox River House,
OTTAWA, I'll

80 OTTAWA, I'll. 4-2
VENHlS popular establishment Is now in iul,
OF Grafton, and its accommodations are mi
ferlor to none IN the country. Travellers VIII
always find the table supplied with choice game
and every delicscy the country allofd'' a con-
tinuance Of the liberal share OF public patronage
is solicited.
Ottawa, Aug. 8, ISL.
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Washington Hotel,

House, prngfetd, Illinois,.
JOHN DAIENY-.-?ropric
vsyHE Proprietor of the above establishment
returns his sincere thanks TO his numerous
visitors and the members Of the General Assem-
bly,. for their very liberal patronage bestowed
upon himduting the pas, winter. lietakes pleas
ure IN announcing ID his fricnIs, and oil others
who may yisi, the city during the next summer
and winter, that he will always be ready to fur.
uish them with the best the market affords, aud
spare no pains on his pnr, in rendering them as
comfortable as can be desired.
The Washington HoieF'is situated in the
most convenient par. of the city for those whose
business is connected with any Of the public Of
fees Of the state, and Delegates to the Cons,itu.
,ional Convention will find this House, from its
i'm mediate proximity to their field Of labor, pos
sesscs more advantages for their convenience
and comiort than any other in Springfield. His
house is large and roomy, and il capable Fl nc.
commoda,ing a large number Of all those who
NAV make IL convenient to call upon hib. a
convenient and comfortable stable is attached to
the premises, which will always be supplied witl
the hes, oiprovenjer.
Single Meal 2, cent,
Transient Boardcrs per day 10 do
Horse, per day Si5 do
The travelling public are respectfully SOLICITED
for share Of their patronage.
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In Bureau CouSscc 80, i7,ntll cas-,
Of the ath principadian.
Ia Grundy Course qr 3d. o; hfsw
ar 10. 80, 8.
In wiz CounthfsS 1891, o; sw f. Or
8, %, 0.
Tho above I.aill bold cheap. On
most Of which, bog onc'urlh down, time
will be given on lance. - .
Nov 20, GECh. NOkkIS.
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For Sale on OnSignmeni.

Buchan's Hungarian Hays Linimcnt oi
Bslsam: Piles,
Wis,ars Balsam Wild Farell's Arabian Int
Cherry; ment;
HILLS Balsam Honey; Hevss Nerve ahu
TayIor's BaIsam Live Bone ian'tn''
wort; Thompson a. "'It'
CHEESEMAN'S Arabru FahnestocA' 5 Ierm.
Balsam: iuge;
TurIington's Basam Comstoeh SsPa'i's
Life. Sands 10
| Anderson scougi drops Brisiols 10
/ Bartholomew PINK Shermans WIN anu
E.psctorsn; other l.hges;
Hastings Comp syrup McAlistefs meaning
! Naptha; Salve;
Ospood's India Cholo. Councils Exirac'
gogue; tor
Smiths Tonic Syrdp; With creamery OIL
Vaugbn's Veg Ly,hon- Pills numerous
! trip,i,; to men.
Downs Elixer health; 49,.
G. l.. TuPSON.
Ottawa. July 30, lsiT-2.f
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their old Hardware and Tnwae Manufacturing es
THREE UN DRED AND FIFTY STOVES consisting Of The
Hathaway, and -Four Boiler Cooking Stoves
splendid OF Alright Por Stoves for wood Aso two
with Cast FIRE Fronts with CRATES together
with all sizes plain and hu,ed common stoves .
we have The largest aud ARDWA ARE brought
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cTes usually Kept IN drug sIos, VIII HlHy NIHU
OF the best ard mos, apptod patent medicine
in use Also, books Onjailonary, with We
uey OF prlmmers, toy boob &c
he Keeps constantly on and a superior stic'
Of wines and brandies, jorned'cdi purposes o"L
Physicians and olhcfsiTe requested TO had
in their orders, ns they .n now he filled Oh IL
shortest notice anL NARRATED 10 please.
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Lands for saIc ut Public Auction

Lands for Sale nt Public Auction.
NlLL be- sold alpubc auction a, the court
w house IN Otasa on Monday the third
day OF January next, at o'clock T.. NJ, tothe
hshcstbijd,r for cash,
The whole Of section %, T. 80, N RS cas-, Of
81 p. NJ
Also, the whole Of the n Z / sec. 81, T.a2
N X 3E3jP. NJ.
The above Lands arc rrnirie of,ss bcs: qusl.
ity IN the | IMMEDIATE vicinity Of timber, end
title objectionable. GEO. n. NORRIS,
Ottawa Sept. IL is47. Agent for ths ovHsr.
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Choice Teas.
" BASsNETT has paid particular alisn.
i ton to The selection Of his Teas and hs
can confidently recommend them: he has in store
half chests superior Koung Hyson.
2 DO double sup. do
? do extra Old Tyson.
2 do choice Gunpowder.
6 boxes Fine Oolong Black Tea, for
sale low. Oct. /, lS47.
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Sheetings, Yarns. &C.
oBALES A. heavy brown Shee-
. ,ings,
bales "a and A. sup. do.
700 lbs. Cotton Batting. ..
600 /" Cotton Yarns, No s 10 20.
300 White Carpe. Wharp.
100 Colored, do.
ALso--CandIe wicking. cotton twine,
Black and white Wedding, &c.
Just received and for sale low by
WALKER & HICKLING.
Sept, "a, 1917.
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Drugs, Medicines.

Ottawa, July 30, lsi7-2.f
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Forty Thou and lstS
GRATED Sx3t1e
FRUIT TREES. Il

BNON offer, the public at my Nursery near
the village OF Dayton west side of Fox liver,
La Sale county, the largest number and greatest
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The following are some of Elihu
Burrit's receipts for preparing corn
meal for the table:
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other products. The ratio hereto
fore paid has warranted only the
feeding upon prairie grass, for the
most part; and as this supply gradu,
ally diminishes, we shall look for {
less amount ofgrass fed beef, until i
will paytor raise the native grassestha
are getting gradually-very gradu
ally in some sections-into cultiva,
ton. It has baen found that the En-.
glish grasses do not flourish upon oul
dry uplands very well, with In sans
sort Of culture that is extended t.
other crops. A shallow culture ant
no manure will bring a crop Of corr
ofsome sort, and also Of wheat ;bu
when timothy and clover are tried ar
ter the same manner, they are fount
to be a failure, either wholly or il
part. Bnt when the farmer make,
uphis mind to deep culture and ma
nuring for grass, he obtains it.
Oats have turned out a better Gro,
in this vicinity than perhaps ever be
fore: Where the drouth has prevail
cd they are probably not as good.
Potatoes have yielded we'll; bu
the rot has appeared in this latitud
and north ofthis. South of this, b.
yond distance Of fifty miles, we hes
nothing Of It. The 'Neshanock" pt
tattoo suffers most, 80 far as we ca
learn, both here and at the East
"Irish Grsys," "Pesch Blows" ar
"Pink Eyes, suffer less. "Lsdi,
Fingsfs," which a's h.rs good p
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30
song Tor the Disnfrected.

BYJ. 0 ---AR -MarseiHes Hymn.
Ye SONS aud noble sIcs nrise,
Why should you talnish now their namel
Like them he valiant, firm and wise
Like them guard well your country's lame;
They fought for freedom, you defend il,
This rich bequest deserves your care,
Oi wranglmg discOr,l, then beware;
Your country calls, why idly sitl
Arouse arouse ye brave,
Be firm, united. true.
Nave on, move on, no coward fear.
Or ueachory be thine.
See now the foe, in pride exultng,
Shall your weak couuSels give them add
Will We destruction on ye bringi
Would We low in tho dust be nidl
Say, Cdn ye brook cnCh haunting sneer,
Nor feel the blood within ye boii
Nor shine their maddened schemes To foill
Willy despair, all yc once held dearl
Wescoru, we hutc, despise,
Those who aid The foe;
Move ON, move on, preserve your prize,
'Tis liberty nnd law.
Has love ofcounlry from thee lied
Winch glowed once in each valiant hcaltl
eau ye be false 10 self nor dread,
The Zoe. their cunning and their artl
Shall shameful discurd defeat your cnuse,
What eau ye gain by stubborn pridel
Cunst hope success, your cause denied'
Stiko ior your homes. your country, laws,
Maintain, maintain your stand
The Ioo in battle meet,
Rush on, ru'l, uu, ye gallant band
TIL yict0rys complete.
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families ~ tIt compelled 10 deSeH lhtIT dwellings,:
the 200, suffered more severely Than Language can
describe. The public alnhot'e> we're called IN 10
administer aid aud counsel. In short, great pub
lie calamity had occurred
Well would il ne II the sad consequences of tho
r nod Iva ceased Whrn the waters subsidized But
no, | The retiring waves leIl vast alIuviaI depoI
sites whit h in few months MUST give out that de-
leterious mia>m which produces bilious diseases!
What saws the relehrard DR. Ferguson on this
poinr1 Answer: "Ihe cause ofJ,lious de,ange-
ment has its principal sour in haf dried margins
of riuers." All history aud experience proves this
theory. When The British army encamped on the
plains of ESlpmadnra, at tme when the river
Gaudiana had become dry after food. REuITTENT
AND INTERMITTENT FtvERs ragged among the troops
with such desr'm live maIiguiy that they came
ugh being eXupated
rnE GRAEFENB sRG COMPANY, therefore, earnest
~ call the attention of the enlre West TO their most
extraordinary aud celebrated series ol ANTI Bill
Gus MEDICINES. Iu every locality where there is
the slightest Tendency 10 any form Of Fever, Fever
aud Agup, Dumb Ague aud the like, the inhabitants
should al once send 10 The General Agcur OF The
dsliirt aud have GraefpnbrIg Drpn established
near them, Wpie this done aud he OR \EFEN>.
BERG VEGET BILE PILLS aud lIEALTH
BlTTERS used according 10 directions, there
Nu0lU ne no IPdf OI OlllOnS NlStdeFS
So important are he GRAEFENBERG Me-
DIClNES 10 the people of Tue Wesl, that the fol-
lowing steps should he immediately takent-
LIST. Every ueighbo,hood should have its Groelene
berg Depot. By addressing The General Agent Of
any dsuict this ran he secured.
81. FAmilies should club together and get an inS
mediate supply.
81. Emigrant Societies aud other phanrhropic
bodies should furnish them to the nerdy.
The other Mpdirnrs ol the Eo.,pany are most
emnrnrly adapted to lhe diseases 'or which they
are recommended; and consist nj The fo'ln"inG:-
The Graeleubrrg Sarsapanilla Compound, Tho
Graeinbrrg Eve ILolion, The Ghildrrn's P"naceas
The Green Mountain Ointment, The Consump
tvr's Balm, The Dys~niey syrup.
The general Agent for this sect on of Ohio, Is
| RICHARD GRiFFEE, Frazeysburg, TO whom
applications for agencies may be addressed
/ EDWARD BARTON. Secretary.
! AGENTS. -Remmund Son g. Beck, County
Aseni, Lancaster Ohio. ]. +. & G. Beck Co.
Lithopos Ohio. =,
| Lancaster. April 81, l84S. lm4a
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! y y i Z 7 Z z
[YI5O.OOO DIE.Ml

Annually of Consumption in the United
STA e. yet now many c0"ir nave 6rrm sdNrd II iheN
had rrsortd 10 lr. Rnge,s' Lver"ou Il Tan III
.eason. THOUSANDS upou THOUSAND, IRE uow les.
uiyIng that II has saved Their lives add iesiOrrn
lhrm 10 lleaIh-Nn one need DrsPAIR!! lhougl
,nur rhy sciaus and hrnds give YOU up 10 DEL!
You cannot be worse lhau Ms. Rove, of SrAnIm
who was given up by her DacIols AMI trends u
DIE with the LAST STAGES OF CONSUMPTION W.
publish her certificate IN addition 10 lhe vast uum
her OblaIned in Cincinnati. To show Ihal the cure
II makes are continued 10 lhd, CITY alone but ~
every place where it has been Introduced. Reat
what She
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30

This department Of our Stock wns never better
ms no pnins or trouble was spared i'll getting up
aud selecting this kind OF G0ods and we believe
we have II better Stuck ol German aud French
Fancy Goods, Yankee Nulons. aud all small
Wares generally, than amy other house i'll town.
OUR STOCK OF STAPLE DRY GOODS
is unusually large aud prices never known So low
before: when we are done opening we shall have
over 1000 pieces Of PRINTED CALICOES, rang
lug in prices from 5 To l6 cents yard, nearly all
of which are the new styles Of small figures, dots
sprigs, stripes and plads.
The best NINEPENNY CALICOES we have
ever had pretty Goods aud perfectly fast cnors
100 pieces of o ange aud Blue Prints, which
are The best and most durable Goods at their price
in The market.
900 pieces Of plain, plaid and striped ALPAC-
CAS- ornll colorS and qualities from 20ln so cents,
SILK WARP ALPACCAS, Uery cheap
ABYSlNIAN CLOTHS, in every color and
style, new article in the market and is unequal
ell in richness of appearance hy any gonds out
60 pieces DARK FANCY GlNGHAAlS.
10 do Oil coored do
APRON CHECKS, all prices.
90 Bales BROWN MUSLlNS the best IN town.
Beached Mnslins, Bleuched & Brown Dillings
Blenced, Brown and CoPd Canton FIanuels
10 bales TICKING, superior quality. We have
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BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.

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ers without recourse Ia an agent
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hy which shate ahe place the entire munT in the
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ted IN any Of the llnerCan Journals For this aud Oihe
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rhile the price IS LOlo"
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dressed post paid or framked IN The publishers,
LEON tRD SCOrr & go,
70 Fulton street, New York
| March 20 1919 a
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This is 10 CerlIiy that, some months siucr. wa
taken WIN pain In my side and breast; | called IL
The aid al several ph, scIans, but ey failed civ,
me ANY rrlrl, aud l0r the spare Of nnr year gIe"
rapidly Wose in ard lion 10 this WIS altackrd WITT
VIOIcnt C0rgh; although an excel ent physician
ln ed ia lhe sdmr house, and used the greatest rxr
l0r, aud pad lhr srcest attention, it bail Al
ms skill-lNo Others were rallied in. one at whu h
was al aged aud skllu physician, hut all Ihrir Fl
lOris proved alike unavdimg. Al last physIcia.
VIII" was attending dCdmp-neetug IN the nrIghboI.
hood, came 10 see me, aud declared that ! cuuld
not last more ihan one day longer; also, all Of ht
vast Number who Came 10 sre me, hrilevrd thai n
lew days al m0sl must rud my earthly career My
FRIExDs WERE NOW CALLED ~ TO SEE MEL DE! Boz
my brother at Ihi. cII>ls, (hrafug Oi the asloui,h
ing cares performed by DR. Rngris' Conputmd -yr
up nj Llverwnn aud Faro went 10 Cnllilrolhr aud
back a dslnuto isixlt miles, N l3 hours, 10 gtl
sorr OF the bvc mrdirnp; | commenced rakmg
it, and strange loleI before had used MALTA ulr
the cough was euriIeb cured, from this time "
covered rapidly, arid when ina used Two hotties, |
was able to assume any family vocdrlonS as usual
| am fully satisfied that # it had rot been ior ,hl,
exec lrut medicine, would now ne ~ NV gravt
aGd must INJUSTICE say, that | truly ielu,n m, SIN
cerr thanks To the inventor ol this pricrrss medicne
aud would recommend all persons afflicted with dis
eased lungs TO give 1t IA trnl
HARRIET ROWE.
We the undersigned, do CertiV, thai this &C.
count ol Mrs, Rowe is correct, we being personally
acquainted with all HE circumstances.
Pr. JOHNSON,
PETER P VAT rHEWS,
THOMiS CRAIG,
JOS. Nv NNS,
Stanton, Ohio Feb 7, Ip4S
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,


N BFtut UdTlFLy, SNrN as
BROWN aud BLEACH TABLE CLOTHS,
Fine Damnsk Linen do. Napkins
BLEACH and BROWN SHEErINGS, from
two 10 three yards wide; Pillow Case Cuttons.
BED BLANKETS of all sizes aud prices,
Furniture Checks, Furnure Calicues
Domestic Plaids, Towel Diaper aud Crlse, in
short every thing III this line Of Goods at whole
sale prices.
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rs PIECES OF
3 r O A d CLOT H s .


or all colOrs from 81 TO 81 per yard.
so pieces PLAIN and stripped CaSsimers from rs
cents To $l,25
900 do plain. striped and barred Sattinetts, (ve-
ry cheap from 81 to 75cents per yard
100 do Kentucky Jeans from 25 to 81 cents for
the best
100 do Red White and Yellow Flannels
$50 do Black, ColOred, Striped and Figured
Alpaccns
25 bales Brown Mnslins
10 cases Bleached do from 6 to l2I cents
10 bales Ticking and oery cheap
$500 pieces Of CAGECOES,
Cheaper than e0er known before
so do Cashmeres Mousne de Lunes aud other
fancy Goods for LADIES' Dresses aud Cloaks
so do Ginghams, new style, and very desirable
large aud beautiful variety of S U NJ MER
SHAWLS, ofall sizes and at very low prices
40 pieces Apron Checks, Linen aud Cotton Ia
ble Cloths, Cotton and Silk handkerchief
Dress Silks: Black, colored aud tig'd Hosiery
Gloves and Mitts Of all kinds
Cambricks. Jacconets aud every thing in the
Dry Goods line to make our assortment full and
complete, among which will he found fue yari-
ETY. of ROUGH aud READY Gonds
We have also constantly on hand. large stock
| of BOOTS and SHOES
| Fur. Silk, Leghorll, Palm Leaf and Straw Hats
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER, Cotton Yarn
| Carpet Chain and Coverlid Warp
| A full assortment of
GROCEEsHt = Os all KINDS,
Cedar Clurns and Tubs, Wooden Buckets,
Salt. &c. &c. &c.
~ Come every body and look through our
| MAMMOTH PILES OF Goods. We are always
un hand aud ready To prove to you. what is an un-
deniable fact. that we have more Goods. better
assorlmeuts and sell at lower rates than any other
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30
81 a 81 @& G o o 10 s .

A large lot. which are new fashionable styles
nnd Uery cheap, Bonnet Borders, Bonnet Caps
aud Bonnet Glmps nf all kinds
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30
R e B E R & KUTZ,

II Il u Z e & * u TZ.
4 RE- just receiving the LARGEST uad HAND
N SOMEST STOCK OF SPRING and SUM
MER GOODS, that have ever been brought to
Lancaster That ever will he by any other firm
than theirs.-and which will he sold at the lowest
cash rates. so low that no person eau look at them
without buying.
We are connected with no manufactory, no
eastern establishment and thus confined to maxi
lug our purchases at one house; but have the ad-
vantage Of selecting onr Goods from tile stocks OF
all eastern Merchants and Manufacturers.
We hope all, who wish to purchase cheap and
beautiful Goods, will first read the big advertise
ments, and after laughing at them, go and exam
inc the title stock Of Goods, that they call biz:
then call and see what we have and what we can
! do for them.
Our assortment consists in part ofthe following
articles;
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30

|he late cure ol Mrs EeSert, who now resides
on Race street three doors above Eighth CmcInuat.
is uulv the most remarkable aud astonishing eve,
recorded.
This lady had the Consumption for the last SIX
wears, aud lately she giew worse and W0re-w,in
down aud emacaled, cold uighl sweals hectic levr
every day, reduced lOa mere skeleton, her cough
was most distressing all Ner physicians gave ne, up
- die wnh The last ,lagrs nj Gnnsumpt
rallialrra, now,R allied ma ceiehialed ung Dor
Tor who sald there was nnt the least hope Of hrI
coveU hudlly her luueS liberated buh Inrmall,
and externally aud the blood seIlled under her nat,
80 that lhev came of, her friends caue in tn take
their last farcw ell Al this crisis she commenced
0slug this same Dr.. RoGERs' LvRRW oar h Tar,
which has orCd het 10 meter hea H. hdn she ha,
jo ed siuce she WAS fourteen years Of age aud IN
lhre montns she gained fifty pounds IN flesh. -
Those who doubt tn virtues ol tins wonderful Aedi.
cine are invited 10 call aud spe her.
trCONSuMPTlVES SHOULD CALL ON
the AGENT aud see the ceui6cate in full oflhr
above mentioned cures aud aso ofa vast number
Of Others.
GrDECElVE NOT YOURSELVES by neg
rciing 10 use ;his valuable mpd inc mul 1t Is ioo
late, as there are thousands Of cases whrh are tot
,, FAR gone To be saved even b' this GWat Remedy
Be sure aud get Dr. Rogers livrrworl and Tar
which has his signature on Yellow Label. Ou eact
bottle Of the genuine.
1t is for sale by l.. ScovILL, Cincinnatl
Wholesale Agent for the West and South, aud alst
by all the advertised Agents.
! The above valuable medicine are also FOR sale a
BURY Il BECK, Druggists
Lancaster, April ID, l64s. 1y35.