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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24
GORDON PLUMMER,


remedy W0ims-IKf good Iu-u
cheap the cheapest.
al do certify that administered a member my family D.
Woodruff IS Worm Specific, and brought away fifty
another case cured one OF negro women Of Tenaor Tv
"Whifespille, Co., 1876" 'oiiN d. LII Lib
ES The foregoing Medicines for sae wholesale e ID,
by J. WRIGHT a. CO., Isl Charities street, NJ biiA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24

o. We thank Capt Joel Green for late Gin
cinnati paper,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24

EH The Queens Delight, which forms an . ,
ingredient IN the GRAEFEYBEEG SARSAPARHII ssslua
fOuNi, Is probably superior TO Sdrapala ITSELF pr SoA
Cn9reston, speaks OF 1t as follows [.y- Bulletin N
page N~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24

ROYAL PERFlDY:-The frightful events at Ma
pies, to which We briefly referred last Saturday,
have been the general theme of ndgnation through
out all Europe 1t seems clear that the King of
Naples in his contest with the people and the Ma
tonal Guard, resolved to come into collision with
the latter. plan of attack was formed, a conflict
ensued, the issue still doubtful when the King
it is alleged in order to secure success, bribed the
lazaroni by a promise of eight hours piage. to
Join his party. The National Guards were COM
pletely beaten. A general massacre ensued. in
which no fewer than Two thousand are said to have
fallen The King has for the present completely
trumphed, it remains 10 be seen whether the Gala
bresse and the country people will not march upon
the city and revenge this monstrous deed. All
Italy awakened to the same feeling, and the per-
idious King cannot fail, sooner or later, to meet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24
Steamboat Departures This No.

nr SEE ADYERTIsEuENTs nv ~.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-02-05

Danger ATTENDING PREcocious DEvELorMrSr.--Thcro
be doubt that many child has been sacrificed in early
youth the pride Of parcn who, delighted with the intel
lccua activity Of their children, have stven make them
podgics Of learning But in these Of early and undue
employment Of the bain inflammation of the hemisphercal
ganglon, Of the lining membrane OF the ventrcles, with
serious euson has usually been the cause Of either fatal
Issue Of subsequent mental imbcciliy The late Mr..
Deve related to an interesting OF this kind. An
tremey intelligent boy, Of about twelve years Of age,
brought him for chronological examination by parent who
was very proud o the intellectual endowments Of the child
Mr. Deve gave his opinion Of the boys character at the
time cautonng the father Of the dangerous he
pursuing. Bot the fathers reply was " "A that other
boys considered labor and hard study chds play
him that his studies could be hurting him. he enjoyed
them much' Again Mr. Devllc endcavored the
child, but the father would attend TO the warning Two
years from that time the father again called Mr. Devie,
and in reply his inquiries after his child the father burst
into tears his child was idloASely on The Brain
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-02-05

MELANCHOLY AccIpEST.-On the 9TH instant and
daughter Of Mr. Harry Tryon, Of Glastonbury into their
fathers house from school, when the boy gun standing
in the Supposing il loaded, he took up and
pointed his little sister. She exclaimed don't shoot me-
and started up stairs when she had asccnded
three steps the gun discharged the contents entering her
side. She instantly killed The lad eleven years
Of age the girl nine.-Harfford Times.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
g Il II AT = AL II
PERSONAL PROPERTY!

DERSONAL Property belonging 10 the Estate
of NELSON Grouse. deceased. consisting Of
1903 head Of FEEDING CATTLE, which may he
found at Mr. Jeremiah Crouse's farm or miles
northeast of Chillicothe. until the Cd of October
next. 2l7 head ditto. supposed to be on the road
from Indiana, and will be on hand OH the day of
sale.
Ia head choice Mich Cows and Calves: blood
ed do; four year old blooded Bull; III head Of
stock Cattle; one yoke Work Oxen; head young
Horses; 10 head Of Work Horses; 30 head Fatting
Hogs; 100 head Stock Hogs: 81 head Sheep; 275
acres Corn in the field with the privilege ofFeed
lots; 1000 feet choice Cherry Lumber. consider.
able portion suitable for stair railing; lot Of Old
Corn in the crib; four horse Wagon; two horse
do; Ok Cart; Pleasure Carriage 40 Bee stands;
Oats in the Stack; Wheat in do: Wheat in Mill;
Is tons Hay; Is Poughs; 6 FIukes; Harows;
8 sets Gears; Patent Hay Rake; Q sers Harness;
! set Carpenters Tools; RAe;l Shot Gun; por-
table Cider Press; $4,000 Stock in Columbus In
surnnce Company . Shares Telegraphic Stock;
Household and Kitchen Furniture and other pro-
perty will be sold at vendue. at the late residence
ofsaid deceased, in Picknway Township. miles
south OF Crcleve on THURSDAY the 5th day Of
October, commencing at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, and will continue from day to day, there
after until all the property is sold. Terms made
known on the day Of sale.
.. ]. L. FRANKLIN, an" '0''
September 22, 1849 2w2O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
October Election.

Mr. Editor-Please announce JOSEPH A.
GREENE, of Hooking County. AS Candidate for
STATE Senator, at the ensuing October Election, IN
the district composed of Fairfield Perry and Hook
ing; subject to the decision of the people ot the
District MANY VOTERS.
EF-We are requested to announce GEORGE Fl.
STROBE, az Candidate tor Commissioner, at
the ensuing October Election.
BWe are requested to announce Col WILL
LIAM HAMILTON, of CIearcreek Township,
as n Candidate for County Surveyor, at the ensu-
ing October Election
Mr. Editor-You will obige many voters ot
"0ld Fairfield" by announcing JOHN MU-
MAUGH. as Candidate for County Auditor, at
the next Election.
Mr. EditOr-Plense announce GEORGE FET-
TERS, ms a Candidate for Poor House Director,
at the ensuing October Election. aud oblige many
voters in OLD PLEASANT
Mr. Editor-We would recommend to the con-
Sideration Of the people of the Representative Dis
trict, composed of Hooking, Perry and Fairfield.
JOHN GARAGHTY Esq, as suitable candidate
for Representatives. at the October Election
"OLD FAIRFIELD"
GFWe are request to announce JOHN N. LIT
TIE. as Candidate far Coronor ut the next Oc-
tuber Election.
MIR. WEAvER:-Please announce Mr.. TH0M'
AS JACKSON, of Bern Township, as the Peo.
Pies Candidate for SHERIFF. at the October Elec.
tion, aud oblige MANY VOTERS.
September 8, I848 10
Mr.. EpIroR: We would respectfully suggest
Mr., PHILIP s. WISEMAN, Of Walnut Town,
ship, as n suitable person for Representative in
the next Legislature from Fairfield County. We
know Inn to be honest aud capable,
By inserting this, you will obge many voters o
OLD WALNUT.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
Six IncOntrOvertiblc Facts.

HNIRST. That R. F. Hibbard's Anti Bilious We
Il getable Family Pills are the best aud cheap
est Pill that Can be used
Second, That those who buy Hibbard's Pills,
get the worth of their money
THIRD, That wherever Hibbard's Pills are used
they give universal satisfaction
Fourth, That Hbbard's Pills act upon the slo-
mach in quarter the time Of any other Pill
Fifth, That Hibbard's Pills in many cases move
the bowels in flUm half to three quarters of an
hour.
Sirtk, 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 nnnIe of r. f. HiJ5ard, is on
each wrapper, as the Pills have bee counterfeit
ed, in the name of the father of the present pro-
pretor Rev. b. Hbbard, who was the first disco.
veret Of these invaluable pills. The twenty.f five
cent and fifty cent boxes will have his minia-
ture oil each wrapper; no other Hibbards Pills
are genuine. The genuine Ilibbard's Pills are for
sale in Lancaster only byGeorge Kauifman Shaw
West Rushville; G. w. Reid and Z. Kab, Rush
vile; o. II. Meller. Somerset.
September %, l848. 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
Lands for Sale.

TENHE undersigned, Executor ofthe last will of
Il Nathaniel Redd, deceased late of Fairfield
county, Ohio. by virtue of authority contained in
said Will, will expose to sale by public vendue.
On Saturday the 9Th day OF October, 1s4s
at 10 o'clock. NJ, before the Court House door in
said county, all Of tile residue supposed to contain
"a 53-lOO acres Of land contained in the iOrm of
said deceased, remaining after assignment of the
Widows dover therein--being part ot Section
No. 10, Township No Ia, Range No. 10, in Fair
6eld county, Ohio, lying two miles Southwest OF
Lancaster, on the Chillicothe road--about fifty
acres under cultivation and the residue first rate
timber land. Said premises are we'll supplied
with water aud are conveniently situate in respect
to mills and markets Persons desiring to pur.
chase will have the same particularly shown to
them by the undersigned, or by Mr.. John Redd,
who lives on the land.
Terms of Saie-one.third in hand ,one-third in
one, and one-third in two years, with interest
from the day Of SALE Immediate possession will
be given. WILLIAM GRAHAM, Ere'tor,
Of the Estate of Nathaniel Redd, deceGsed.
September 90, l848. 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SEN Virt,,. Of n dacr.,ai or,lsr dir.c,aJ a, ,,.,
lkI rrom ,bs cnrr, or r. co,,,oo,, PIea. n PicLa.
wa, Conntv o,;, 7 ,,;lI nrocesJ an 'rnasJ.y
the 17,h dsv or Oc,1her betyveen ,hs ho,,r. or
10 o'clock ( M snJ A o,clocL p NJ IN ssg n,
nnblic snct;on On ,be nrern;ses mi n, No a IL
Inc an Sonar9 orihe td,vn or Lancaster Fn;rGeIJ
County; fann,nised at a77a. ond unincumhereJ ,
Also on "wednesday The 18Th day Of October next,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M and Eonr
O'Clock p. NJ. ON the premises the C,llo,ving real
estate towit; n trac, or parce wing IN SaltcreeL
Township. in snid Comfy Of Pieksvvov contain.
ing s9s Acres taken OF ihe enst side NJ the north
east Quarter of Section No & IN Townsbin No
II. Rance M On (W 8 \ emf olThv Inc no,nI
elwith the East line orsoid 1norter Section which
line divides the same from ,he Iot heIonging tn
Cuthariue Mnrtz in ,Le same Quarter Section: and
| is terminnted M The south end bv n s,oLe from
which Hickory tree 10 inches in diameter bears
North Is degrees West o7I links. and a, lie North
end by n stnke from which a walnut tree m in.
ches in diameter hear. Sonth N degrees Enst 1873
links distant said tract lies IA miles West Of Tor
ton. (unincmnbered. appraised nj slcl5) Also
Tn-Lot No. 6, in Square No. o in tle Town Of
Tarton (appriiscd n, $3.50. and subect IN the life
estate of Margaret Binkley.1 Also In.Lot No @.
in Square No. @. in the town or Tnrlton (opnrais.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
Lancaster High school.

HNHE citizens of Lancaster are respectfully in
III formed, that the next quarter Of this Institu-
tion. now under the instruction ol Rev. II Good
will commence M Monday he 2nG day Of Oeto-
6er nszt. fsoo doors veA Of The rssidsHee Of Req
@. Weiss. and nearly OPpOHte the american HO'
tel. lancaster. Ohio
The price Of tuition are, for Rending, Writing
und the rudiments Of Arithmetic. tc..........$2 90
For English Grammar, Geography and
Arithmetic. --..---.....-.25 5O
For the Mathematical branches. ....-...3 90
For Latin 4,5O
RefereHecs-Rev. |. s. Weisz. and Rev. r
McCracken Newville, Pa. Rev. j. II. Good and
Rev. William Cox, Lancaster. Ohio.
s. A. McELlINNY.
September %, l843. 20'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
Putnam Female Seminary.

THE Winter Term Of the Putnam Female
y Seminary will commence Wednesday Ocio-
her 4ih. and continue 25 weeks.
The design Of this Institution, in its present mr.
gnnlzatiOD. IL IN elevate the standard NJ Female
Edncatiou 1t has a Primary Academic and Col
ieslate Department. Through lis excellent Prin-
cipall Insiructresses and Professors. il provides
thorough and solid instruction. for the various sta
ges and branches Of edncation deemed requisite To
the formation Of a useful, accomplished christian
character
The fnll Collegiate cOnrse occupies Enr years
and has II is believed. wider range of studies
and more tborongh system Of instruction. than
any similar institution in the State embracing
n"t only the English branches tnngbf in our hest
Colleges. bnt alan il,e Latin and German Ian.
eilages for which there is no extra charge
Young ladies'. however. who do not wish to
Sindy the languages, have every facility fpr pnr.
sung the English branches, which is furnished by
anv female Seminary.
Parents. who wish to give ilieir daughters an
accomplished and thorough e,lucniion. are assured
that the very best advantages for this purpose are
here enjoyed; aud that no pains will be spared
bv competent md efficient teachers. 10 render the
sltnnirn OF the yOnng ladiea, who NAV resort 10
the Institution. in The highest degree pleasant and
conducive 10 their mental e. moral imnrOyement
The Location is delightful. the building ample.
The accommodations excellent. and the faciIiiies
quiet and retired study such as are rarely fur
nished
The expenses are put at the lowest possible
rate. For Board Washing and a seperGte room
for every trro pNpiis. lighted and harmed. (wllile
the season requires it,) so ns 10 be n eonvenisnt
and retired study the charges are g.. 90 per week
for the Winter term, and $l.75 for the Summer
term. Those who choose to do their own wasll-
ing will be allowed deduction of 25 cts. per
week.
Winter Term $l2 90 Summer Term $500.
EXTRA STUDIES.
Music with the use the Piano $4,000 per year.
Instruction in vocal music TO all pupils gratis I
Drawing and painting $500 per year.
French 1900 ner wear
Latin and German, as they are embraced in the
regular course, no charge.
Tuition III the Primary Department $40, 90 per
year.
For further particulars inquiries may he made
of TIE Principal Miss NJ Cone. or any Of the IN.
dersigned Trustees of the Institution
A. KINGsBURY Pres't.
SOLOMON STURGls,
ALvA BUcKIsGHAM,
J. c. GUTHRIE. Truaees
e. c. COEvERs,
C.P. BUcKISGHAM
A. A. GUTHRIE Sec'y.
References: DR.. SMITH, President of Marietta
College. Drs. SrRows and ALLEN. Lane Semina.
ry: Rev. E. GooDMAS, CINCINNATI Rev W. H.
BEF CHER, Euclid; Hon. f.. LANE, Snndusky CITY;
Rev. Ii. l.. HITCHcocK, Columbus; Rev. +. s.
HOWE, Chicotle; aud the Rev. II. LITTLE, Mad.
son. la.
September 90, l848- 3waO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
NVElANAAao

MARRIED-On Tuesday Evening the 10Th
inst. by the Rev. William Cox. Mr.. WILLIAM
J.. CLEMENT and Miss PAULINE. daughter Of
the late Valentine Reber, Esq all of this county.
On the 9TH inst, by the Rev. David II. Swarz
MIR. JOSEPH WATSON and Miss LlDIA
MARGARET BOWSER. both of this county.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. ADAM
KEMRER and Miss ADAH COOK, of this county
On the 9th inst, by the Rev Lewis Madden,
Nr. NATHAN SIBERRY and Miss MARY SHRl.
SER OF this county
On the same day, by the same. Mr. THOMAS
!. HOLMES aud Miss SARAH Skinner, all
Of Fairfield County.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
LANCASTER, Friday, September %. i04s,

By Teiegraph--For the ZdneStiHe Courier.
New YoRK. Sept 10. p. NJ.
Flour.-The market is firm, with good Eas.
tern and home demnnd and some shipping enqu.
iry,-with sales ofGeunessee at $5,871 0$5,93a.
Grain--Saes prime white Corn at 66c, aud Of
prime yellow at 6407Oc., with more doing. the
market has an upward tendency: Sales prime
white Wheat at l340l35c
PlTTsBURo, Sept 10, P NJ
feet water in the channel. The demand Tor
Flour is falling oil with sales at $4,5004,564
Cincinnati freights 75c
CiNclNNArI. SepG l6, P: NJ
Sales Flour at $4,OOO4,O5; Mess Pork at $40.
0o Of Whiskey l84c; Of Molasses at 27c;
ofN Y Salt at 81 ,7Oi and Of Linn-Seed OIL al SIC.
CLEVELAND, Sept, l6. p. M.
Receipts Flour 3405 bbls; Wheat 1850 bus.
Sales of Wheat at 94,0961c; of Corn at 45c OF
Salt at $l.25i or Whskey at 20c.
CHlLLIcoTBE, September 90.
The price ofWheat is 75077cts: Flour retails nt
$4371; Corn 25c in the ear, Sheled27c; Oats l50
lGc Barley 40O45c; Flaxseed 50056c. Beans so
662 eta; Lard. S cents; Bacon, II. R., 2a034 cts.
Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
JOH H wi. CLARKE,

LOTTERY VENDEIIs-RlCHM0N VA.
HLARKE has been more successful in selling
~ Capital prizes than uny man in the United
States. One of the most brilliant and splendid
Schemes is now offered TO his numerous cores
pondcns that has ever been drawn in the Uniled
States. He lakes great pleasure in recommend
ing this Scheme US one that has ever been equal
led in this country.
THE MAMMOTH LOTTERY?
Capital SlOO,0O0!! $4,000! $25 900!
$4,000! 100 Prizes of $1,000!
Virginia State Lottery. for endowing Leesburg
Academy aud for other purposes. Class A. for
1913 to be drawn at Alexandria, Va, ON Sa.ur.
day, October 28th. 1913. Under the Superinten-
dence of Commissioners.
rs Number Lottery-13 Dra,cn Ba1lOts.
i w MAURY e. cO MANAGERS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
GOMcIler,s AgMe Medicine.

TWNHE above medicine is too well known. in
Il this county, to need any puG 1t can al.
ways he had, at w S Bcaty's Book Store, Main
Street, Lancaster, Ohio, opposite Shetfer's Hotel
Notice W. s. BeaIy is the ouIy authorized
agent for the sale OF my medicine in Fairfield
County. DAVID GOUCHER.
September 90, 1913 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
instruction i'm Music.

MFRS. REDMAN aud MRS. LILLY would
ly instruct lew Pupils on the PIANO and
GUITAR, either at their own or at the residence OF
the Pupil. Their rooms are at Mrs. GARAoHTY's,
Main Street. where they respectfully invites ap-
Plications to be made by those desiring their SER
vices.
September Is, 1913 6wl8t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
Fairfield Co. Savings Institute,

LANCASTER, ONO. September 90, 1913,
VWNHE Stockholders of this Institution are here
Il by notified that an instament of ttrenty,fue
per eentam. on the Capital Stock, is required to be
paid on or before the frs, day OF November, l849.
By order OF the Board
28td {. +. GARAGHTY. Cashier
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
Paper.

LIVERY VARIETY of Writing. Wrapping
IL Printing and Fancy colured Paper for sale
at "Apothecaries' Hail." No 66, Main Street by
Lancaster, Sept. 8 NJ T. KRElDER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
J. w. MAURY e. co. MANAGERS.
GRAND SCHEME.

Price Of Tckets:-WhoIes $2O-Halves SO
Quarters s..
Send your orders to J. NJ Clarke, Richmond. Va.
who receives the notes OF all solvent Banks in the
United stu,es at par. Postage need not be paid.
September %. l848 30
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
In FairfieId Common Peas.
SeptemIer Term. 1915 Petition for Partition
silas A. Ricketts,,

ps
HiramRiekelis aDdClark Ricketts, ,ofFairied conn
y. Ohio. Nancy Mason aud Dorsey Mason Of
Wells county. Indiana. tle heirs or FlizsLetl,
Clellaud. deceased 10 wit; Daniel W. CIellsnd &
Martha J. Clrlland. Of Fnirliell county. Ohio.
Alkaline A. Clellnnd and Mary A. Cleiland OF
Hardin county. Ohio. aud L. William clelland
Of Maion county. Ohio
NOTICE is hereby given. 10 The above named
~ Defendants, tina; the Petitioner has filed IN
said Court, his petition prying Tor partitioi be-
tween the Petitonerand Defendants. Of the Nonl
side Of the Northwest Quarter Of Section No. one
~ Township No fourteen. (I4) oDd Range n"
Twenty. (20) Of lands IN Fairfield county, ohio
being the same lands that Charles Ricketts, late ol
said comfy. deceased. seized Of
Said Petition will stand for hearing nt the next
Term Of said court. To be holden in said county
on tie Twenty-ffih Of September. A. u. l348.
II. II. HUNTER Il son,
AtorHeyS for Petitioner.
Lancaster. July 81 1913. pIs35O 6wll
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
DVC-SIMHS.

INDIGO, Logwood Extract, Camwco.l, Brazil
Nicaragua, Fustic, Madder Blue Vtrin!, Alum
Copperas, &c &c, for sale low at 'Apothecaries
Hail. Main Street by M z KREIDER.
Lancaster SEPTEMBER 8, lS48 Is
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
OBITUARY.

Ansther Revolutionary Hero gone!
DIED-In this town, ON the 18th instant. Mr.
JOHNSON COOK. aged 88 years. For many
years he has been in receipt of a pension from
the Government-and we are informed was par.
ticipator in many OF the battles of the Revolution
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
Commissioners Sale.
FAIRFIELD COMMON PLEAS.
Pendleton Riley g. Co.

FAIRFIELD COMMON Pleas.
Pendleton Riley g. Co.
Us. PIN CHANCERY.
Levi Anderson. etals.
YI1Y virtue OF Fl iith order ofsale and reference
I'D to me directed from the Conrt of Common
Pleas for the County of Fairfield and State of
Ohio, will, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. of
Monday tho 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:
|. The West halIof In-Lot No. 10 IN Square
No. 8, in LancaSter-appraised at $500.
2. Out-Lot No. 5, Northwest, adjoining Lam
caster, containing 2 37-lOO acres-apprased at
$l0O
Terms ST Sdle-Cashi in hand.
r. B. EWING.
Master ComRissioner
August 10, 134s PISS 5wl5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
SO1 IDS.

NV INSOR, CASTLE, Venetian Opodeldoc,
w Rosin, Military, Toilet aud every other
kind of Soap, for sale ut 'Apothecaries' Hall. No.
&c, Main Street by NJ z KREIDER.
Lancaster, September 8, 1913 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
Pure Liquors.

NOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, for sale al
II "Apothecarics Hall" Main Street, Lancaster,
Ohio, by NJ. 4. KREIDER.
September, 0, 1913. l8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
MalCr Lime.

DEST QUALITY. For sale at "Apothecaries
ID Hall, )" M. 66, Main Street. by
Lancaster, Sept, 8. NJ. z. KREIDER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
Oils.

NLAX-SEED, Sperm, Sweet, Caster, Fish
n Lard, Solar, aud Meats Foot Oil, for sale low
at Apothecaries Hail. No &C., Main Street. by
Lancaster, Sept. NJ z KREIDER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
TWine.

TTEMP. Flax and Cotton Twine, every varie'
III ty, Red Cords, &C., for sale at 'Apotheca'
ries' Hall, Main Street, by MZ KRElDER.
Lancaster, September 8, l848 l8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22

NRoCERJES-4O bags Coffee. so Mats
NJ Cinnamon, several bags Pepper and Allspice,
Tea. Chocnlate Sugar, Tobacco Cloves. Ginger.
Saltpetre, Rice, Perl Barley. TapiooO. Sage. Ar
row root Jaep Macrarona, Vanie. Carde.
none. Mace, Nutmeg. Prunes. Figs Raisins and
Lclnmons, etc For sale at whnlesal~ and retail
by BURY & BECK.
Lancaster, August TO- l8i8.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22

& MEDICINEs.-IUsT RE-.
- CEIVED. IN addition To the stock on hnnd,
the following articles. which the undersigned
offers cheap. for cash. ut WhOiesaie and Retail
300 lbs Carolina Piukroot-besi. clean Of stone
900 do East India Sienna. fair article
200 d" Alex SennS. best-very small leaf
300 do Honduras Sassap,rila. best-examined
by Physicians Of this place, and pro.
n0unced The best seen for many years
200 do Gensing Root
100 do Turkey opinm-best
200 do German Vaerian, alsO examined aud
pronounced superior article
400 do Liqu rice Root
500 oz Sulph Quinine-warranted
4 Casks EPSON Salts
| do Flour sulphur
do Cream Tarl-r
l do Sup Carb Soda
] case AssafPtida
do Gum Aloes
4 do Liqunrice Ball
And many otlIer articles tho tedious to enumer.
ate-please call aud examine our stock.
Aug 10. 43 BURY & BECK.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-22
Family Groceries.

NOFFEE, Tea, Sugar, Molasses, Cocoa, Spices,
Y Candles, Starch Sal Eratus, Almonds, Raj.
sins. Pepper, Sauce Prunes, Mustard, &C.. for sale
low at 'Apothecarcs' Hail. Main Street, by
Lancaster, Sept 0 M. Il. KRElDER.