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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-20
MnrIx IT,e DiHerenc e.

There is a grand feature Of the first
consequence, in connection with the o.
p;nions of the different candidates for
the Presidency. which every man should
bear in mind. Cass and Van Buren a.
gree in one principle, namely. the right
of the President to t1ke an active and
controlling part in the national Legislation.
This fatal doctrine, which has sprurg up
and heen practised with such wide spread
mischief TO the country withii lew
years, is maintained by Polk, Cass. and
Van Buren. General Taylor holds pro
cisely the opposite opinion-that the '0'H
ofhe people, as oppressed through Con-
gress, ought to preUaa. Now any man
will see, upon reflection. that we want
lust that doctrine. in order to secure the
great end we seek. Admit the claim Of
Polk, and Cass. and Van Buren,, to this
monarchcal prerogative, and should Tay-
lor he defeated and Cass elected, then,
the tremendous engine of Executive
power would be brought to bear upon the
House, which is now our sheet of
hope, and the strength we have here be
melted away and lost, as it was under
the same influence on the admission OF
Texas. But elect Gen. Taylor, leave
Congress free TO act, and we are safe
against every danger.
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"Thc Prize Bnmner."
The TVigsof Greenfield TOwnship, Il

The V1igsof Greenfield Topnship, 10
tie Wigs Of The other Towns1ips Of
Fairfield County. send greeting:
To the 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 PRrzE BANNER pre-
Sented to her, in 1874, by the Wings of
Hooking Township.
Provided,tha this proposition is subject
to two conditions: First, Greenfield claims
20 herself the right to win it-Second, the
Township, that wins it, is to make SINH
lar proposition, at tho next Presidential
Election. BY order "flhe Wings Of
GREENFIELD.
What says gallant Richandl Where
is little Madisonl The Wings of Per-
ry can win if they will, All have a
chance. Who will claim the Bannerl
Who the greater honor of winning il
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Six IncOntrovertibIe Facts.

ENRST. That n. F. Hibbard's Anti Bilious We.
Il getabIe Family Pills are the best and cheap,
est Pill tina, can be used
Second, That those who buy HibbArd's Pills.
get the worth Of their money.
Third, That wherever Hbbard's PliiS are used
they give universal satisfaction.
| Fourth, That Hibbard's Pills act upon the stc-
mach in quarter the time Of any other Pill
Fifth. That Hibbard's Pills in many cases, ,mnvo
the bowels in fiom half to three quarters Of an
hour.
iSirik, That Hibbnrd's Pills are purely vegeh-
ble aud therefore safe in all cases.
| From one to two Of the above Pills is dose,--
be sure that the name OF K. F. Hib6ard, is m
each wrapper. as the Pills have been counterfeit
ed. in the name of The father Of the present pro-
prietor Rev. b. Hubbard, who was the first disco.
verer of these invaluable pills. The twenty-five
cent and fifty cent boxes will have his mna-
ture on esch wrapper no other Hibbard's Pills
are genuine. The genuine Hibbard's Pills are for
sale in lancaster only byGeorge Kaufman; Shaw
West Rushville; G. w. Reid and E. Kalb, Rush.
vile; o. H. Mpler. Somerset.
September 90, l84S. s0
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0be HIarkets.
LANCASTER, Friday, October 10. I84s.

By Telegraph-- For The ZaaesviHe Courier.
PITTSBURGH, October Ia.
Flour.--Salcs were made from store by the
dray load at $4,5O0 81, Sc }y barrel; by retail at
s4750$48i
Bacon.-We note sales Of 1000 lbs. Sides at
44 cents i9 lb.
WliiSkey-Sales of raw at l00l0I cents; rec
tihed at . cents cash. and 90 cents ON time.
CLEVELAND, October 14-3P M
Canal Receipts Flour 3,442 bbls Whiskcy434
do Pork l3 do Wheat 7 ,448 bm Corn .625 do;
Coal 3.37 do; Butter 1886 lbs; Dried Fruit 43 |
do; Wool ll.G6j do
Sales. Wheat 1900. 1900 aud 900 bushels 80
cents: 2OO0 bushels 39c: 1000 hu 884c: 1900 bu88c
High.winCS, 20 barrels 2l1 cents.
ZANEsvILLE. October II.
Since Gnr ,lst considerable rain las Glleu-
We quote no change in prices. Wheat still rules
at rs cents.-COurier.
CHlLLIcoTHE, October 10
The price Of Wheat is 20 cents: Flour retails al
$3.50; Corn 25c in The ear slelled 27cts; Oats 20
s;Barley 400l5c; Faxseed56060c. Beans 81
ace cts; Lard. cents: Bacon. II r., 2303t cts
Zauesville. Hooking. Kanawha and Lake Salt
s. 2j: Live Hogs dull nt $3-Gdzeuc.
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EUROPE IN CONNOTION!
CHEAP TIM NJ E

HAS returned from the East and brings with
III II him the MOST FASHIONABL LIE and BEST
GOODS. now offered in this place.
Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York. have
all contributed to make up the selection of Goods
which he now offers 10 the citizens of odd Fair
field and adjoining counties
GENTLEMEN! Should Won feel the pinchng
cold Of Winter, call in, CHEAP JIMMIE has n
proof against that for the SMALL SUM of twen-
ty-fve cents per yard His Stock is large and
well selected and it is with him that you eau get
the worth ofyour dollar.
LADIES! A word with you. Tie selections
for your use have been made with care. Call in
nnd see the Gnghams, which have astonslel The
people on account Of the low prices, ut which
they are selling
His PRINTs. for beauty and durability, nre ac-
knowledged by all TO be decidedly the best and
handsomest in town.
Groceries.
More Groceries on hand than any other Dry
Goods Store in the place, and at prices that can't
be beat.
COME ON THEN!
From hill and valley-from mountain and
plain! and you will he convinced that "CheaT
Jimmie" never surrenders to big prices
J. C. HENLEY.
Lancaster, Oct. 90, l348 "a.
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GOucher,s Ague Medicine.

'yJHE above medicine 10 too well known. ia
D. this county. to need any puff. 1t can al
ways be had at w. s Beaty's Book Store. Main
Street, Lancaster. Ohio, Opposite ShefFer's Hotel
Notice-W. S. Beatty is the only authorized
agent for the sale of my medicine in Fairfield
County. DAVID GOUCHER.
September %, 1913 80
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The public are cautioned against BASE
COUNTERFEIT ARTICLE.

OOOLN II II II N u N ~ TWILL
Recolect that rhib preparation is manufactured
by JOHN i. TOLAND. and on the yellow ldbr
on each bottle the name Of A. l. SrOvill is omitted
alter the words "Enitred according 10 act Of Con.
gress ,&c', &c " and that the pamphlet accom-.
panyiUg the couuereils wholly ial.r, Deing made
up Of fictitious cerhca es, purpOrting IL have come
lrum d. Blanchard, VI D., Harrisburg Pa, 5 A.
Monell, M. d., Boston, Hiram Woodruff, Uuca,
Asa Smith, reschsm, VT, &c., &c.
THE GENUINE DIR. ROGERS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF LlVERW ORT AND TAR is &C,
comp,nied by a pamphlet Containing certificates oi
citizens OF the highest standing, such as Professor II.
Cox, Doctor WIN. Rchads, Hon. Judge WIN.
Burke, &c, &c, all of whom are citizens Of Cincln.
naii.
suit in equity in the Uuied States court has
heen Instituted against GEORGE VI. ALLEN
P. CLINTON, aud JOHN TOLAND, and a
sui: for $40, 900 has been brought against wealthy
sleleotyper who made the plates aud forged
the lac smile of Inc Hame OF Andrew Rogers and
we assure the phhc that we will be deferred by no
fear OF litigation, trouble or expen,e, from dealing
10 the uIter,nost limits Of he law with counter.
feiers, venders, sfreoiype's, printers. agents, ~
any persons whatsoever cOnce ned, directly or udi
rectly. in such neiarious and shameful practice
We warn the public against the counterfeit Of
ferrd by P. CLINTON, who is the travelling n.
gent Of Ms spurious article. And we earnestly
request our agents and friends. aud the Iiends oI
humanity and justice, promptly to forward 10 US
information ot any person OF persons selling OF
offering for sale any OF the cnnnereiled article, as
they are not only responsible Tor damage 10 any
person using the counterfeit article, but aIe liable
TO prosecution.
Those who are afflicted with diseased lungs, aud
with To be benefited by the GENUINE DR.. Rog
sr's Syrup of LlVERWoRT and TAR, should
buy ol the advertised agents only
It's for sale by A l.. ScovILL, Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agent for The West and South, and also
| by all the advertised Agents.
The above valuable medicine are also fOr sale al
BURY a. BECK, Druggists.
Lancaster, April II, le4e. ly35.
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Price of rTickets:-Wholes t2o-Eialres 9is-
Quarters S..
Send your orders to ]. NJ Clarke. Richmond Vs.
who receives the notes OF all solvent Banks in the
United states. at par. Postage need not be paid.
September 90, l848 20
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O1M4Y9AG,

MARRIED-On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Weddle, Mr. ELI 4. McFADDEN and Miss
MARY ELIZABETH BARNES, of this county
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. John Lehman
Mr.. HENRY CONRAD and Miss MARGARET
JACKSON, both of lthis county.
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Family Groceries.

GNOFFEE, Tea, Sugar, Molasses, Cocoa, Spices
I Candles, Starch, Sal Erntus, Almonds, Raj
sins. Pepper, Sauce Prunes, Mustard, &C., for sale
low at 'Apothccaries' Hall, Main Street. by
Lancaster, Sept M. D. KREIDER.
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Ris Fairfield Common Pleas.
IN PARTITION,
Charles + Shpller.


Rudolph Bnosc. Jacob BoOse, Andrew !. Boosc,
William II. Buuse Jacob Shnfier. John Sllnfler.
Franklin w. Shaller, Susan f. Wmgenhals. wife
ofP. NJ Wagenhals. William II. Shelter, Fred
erick A. S9fer. Jun. Gilbert ShRIfer, Henry
c. Shelter and Frederick A. Shmier Sen.
heirs.aI.law Ui Jacob Boose, SEN. deceased.and
MaryV. Boose, Widow of said deceased
ME said Defendants are hereby notified thnt
the said Plaintiff has filed in the Clerk OF.
five Of the Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield
County, Ohio, his petition against said Defendants,
stating that Jacob BOose, SEN, deceased died IN
testae, seized of The North part of Lot number
one and two in the fifteen Square. also the South
end of Lot number fifteen in the seventh Square
in the town OF Lancaster, and the South east OF
the Southwest part dissection one, in Township
fourteen and Range nineteen. continuing five A.
cres Of land, in Fairfield County. Ohio. which has
descended to the said hers.at.aw, subject 10 the
Widows dower and is now held by them as ten
ants in common, and praying for assignment OF
said Widows dnwer, and for partition Of said lots
and lnuds--which partition will come on to be
heard at the next term of said Court to be held in
Lancaster in said County.
CHARLES F. SHELTER.
Solicitor for DemandanL
October 30. pisa 6w20
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InstrucliOn in Nlusic.

MRS. REDMAN and MRS. LILLY would
lNl instruct a few Pupils on the PIAso and
GUITAR, either at their own or at the residence Of
the Pupil. Their rooms are at Mrs. GAKAsHTT's.
Main Street. where they respectfully invite sp-
plicatons to be made by those desiring their scr-
vices.
September is, ls4s owls'
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In Fairfield Common Pleas.
IN PARTITION.
Lewis B. Kagy.

Us
James a, Ashbrook aud Rebccca Ashbrook, Sam
uel Kagy Johu Bretz aud Barbara Brelz, David
Bretz and Fanny B retz, John Hall aud Eliza,
beth Hall, Rebecca Kagy and Lucretia Kugy,
hers.at-Iaw of Christian Kagy, sen, deceased.
ME said Defendants are hereby notified that
Il the said plaintiff has filed in the Clerks OF.
flee OF the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield
County Ohio. his petition against said Defendants,
stating that Christian kagy. Sen deceased, died
intesate. seized of part oi the West half of Sec.
ton No, thirteen, in Township No fifteen and
Range No. eighteen containing seventy aud one
half acres OF land i'll Fairfield County Ohio which
has leCe rdcd to said heis.at-la and now held
by them as tenants in common. and praying for
partition Of said Iands--wljch partition will come
on 10 be heard at the next term of the Court u
Common Pleas, 10 be held in Lancaster in said
County. CHARLES +. SHEFFER.
Solicitor fer Dcmandam.
October 90. pi$3,jO 6w24
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OBITUARY..

DIED-On Tuesday, October 3, 1848, CLARA
youngest daughter Of Hooking II. aud Ann Hun
Ter, of this town, aged ) years, month aud Q day
"She is gone 10 The shadowy land
In the bliss Of her carly doom;
Ye may kiss no more her snowy brow,
Pale aud cold in lis beauty now,
As the marble Of her tomb.
She is gone 10 the shadowy land,
With the pure and blest to dwvll;
W0 for the stricken ones she left
WoiO the home Of her presence reTt-
For the hearts that loved her we'll"
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INa0CEE%Es-40 bags Coffre, 30 Mats
VI Cinnamon, several bags Pepper and All-ice.
Tea, Chocolate Sugar, Tobacco Clnves Ginger.
SaItPere, Rice. Perl Barley. Tapioco. Sago Ar.
row root. JaleP. Maccarona, VanilIe, Ca-de.
none. Mace, Nutmegs. Primes. Figs. Rtisius and
Lemmons, etc For sale al whnle>rl aud retail.
by BURY & BECK.
Lancaster. August 10, 349.
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E'aDcV.

EEVERY VARIETY of Writing, Wrapping,
II Printing and Fancy colored Paper for sale
at "Apothecuries' Hail." No. sc, Mnin Street, by
Lancaster, Sept. 8 NJ q KRElDER.
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Glass.

ENvERY VARIETY of Glassware and Window
II Glass, Bottles. Shop Furniture, &C., for sale
low, at 'Apothecares' Hall No. sc, Main Street,
by NJ Z KRElDER.
Lancaster, September o. l348 10
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Soaps.

ENTINSOR CASTLE, Venetian, OpodeIdoc,
w Rosin, Military. Toilet and every other
kind Of Soap, Tor sale at 'Apothecares' Hall, No.
66, Mau Street 10y NJ KREIDER.
Lancaster, September s, l848 10
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Combs.

TNUCK, Fine, Redding and Pocket Combs
/ latest style, for sale low, at 'APothecaries
Hail. No G6, Main Street. by M z KRElDER
Lnncnster Sentemher s. 1913 l8
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Look Out for CounterfeIts.

Look Out for CounterfeItS.
Sons are coated with sugar; Others are made IN
resPmbIe in QUITE appearance, the original article.
The safest course Is To purchase from the gents
only. one or more Of whom will be found in every
Town aud county in the State.
agents in Fairfield County.
Percival &: Van Fossen. Lancaster; J. H. Sum
derman, Amanda; James CIaypool. Salem; Israel
Grigg. Lithopoiis; Jesse Leohner. WeIRushUilIe;
David Beery. Sugar Grovc; w. Humrigbaus,
Greencostle; Elijah Kalb, East RushviHe; Philip
Hane. PiedsantriHe.
~ Offices devoted exclusively to the sale oi
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills. wholesale and
retail 1863 Race st. Philadelphia; 289 Greenwich
street New York; and 1913 fremont ST, Boston.
September J, 1913. 3ml7
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ENYC.NtnMi.

INDIGO. Logwood, Extract Camwood, Brazil,
Nicaragua, Fustic, Mudder, Blue Vtriol, Alum,
Iopperas &c &c, for sale low at 'Apo,hecaries'
Hail. Main Street. by NJ u KRElDER.
Lancaster SEPTEMBER 8, lS4S l8
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DyLAWARHP PAPER -aOOReau, pa.

Wrapping paper. Medium Crown and Cap
Writing Paper, mol 2 3 white and bae
Letter Paper. do / 2 3 de do
Tea Paper, Tissue Paper. Flat CAP, Commercial
Letter Paper. Bonnet boards. &C.; Just received
and for sale, at wholesale or rssail. By
Aug 10, ls4s BURY & BECK.
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Morse Medicine.

TNIHORNE'S highly approved Remedies fo
Il every disease TO which the Horse is liable
A large quantity for sale ut "Apothecaries' Hall,
No &c. Main Street, by NJ. Il. KRElDER.
Lancaster, September 0, 1348 l8
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TWiIle.

TTEMP. Flax and Cotton Twine every vare'
ty. Red Cords, &C.. for sale at 'Apotheca.
res Hail. Main Street, by MZ KRElDER.
Lancaster September 8, ls4S 10
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NEW GOODS.

a LARGE arrival now opening at
"a WISE & HILLARDS.
7. $, cheap and no mistake is the motto for
this talI-cal and give us trial. and we will prove
to yon that goods are going at greatly reduced
prices. W. & H.
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Flesh Brushes.

a VARIETY. For sale at "AFothccarirs' Hall.
~ No. &c. Main Street, by NJ. Il. KRElDER.
Lancaster, September 8, 1913. 10
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APOTHECARIEs' HALL.
N O. 6 6.
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio
Hair TGalic.

e m NJ Bottles "Huile Antique Aux Mile
~ Wv flcurs, ;" for sale at "Apothecaries Hall
No. &c Main Street, By NJ. u. KRElDER.
Lancaster. September, 0, l848 is
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z Z { { 9 Z Z { Z
COuntcrfeits DetccIedM
SHAMEFUL AND UNPRINCIPLED
~VILLAINY!!!A

Such is the uaeiulness, VIDE. spread reputation,
aud IMMENSE DEMAND for DR.. ROGERS LIV
ERWORr AND TAR, that reckless and cunning
hnpostels, regardless alike Of HUMAN sUEFERINGs
AND CONSEQUENCES. UTTERLY LOST To EVERY FEE
LING OF HUMANITY AND viRTUE, are constantly at
tempting 10 counterfeit IL. And we have bepn so
frequently called upon 10 check these BASE AND
HIGH HANDEE IMfoSITIoNs ! that we feel in duty
hound 10 warn and p'orect the public against them
by every means IN our power.
The attempt some Time since by PROFESSOR
NJ. ROGERS, OF Cincinnati, has hreu ',oped, not
whstandiug his wealth aud iuHuvnor.
We now warn YOU against aRoiher Counter
jelier, The malicious cunning and reckless in,mo-
dIitV Of which must excite the pity aud contempt
0l every honest man.
JOHN r. TOLAND, in the employ OF GEO
VI. ALLEN, Druggist o. Cinclnnati.) has COUN.
rERFEIrED OUR LABEL. 'tORGED tine
fac simi;e Of ANDREW ROGER'S SIGMA.
TURES," printed pamphlet ph0lly false, and
certificates entirely .ictiomand issued a n,rd,rnr
ike Unto The genuine in erternGl appearance only.
We warn tine public against this infamous out
rage, this TOl,AND having no resrons,hliity al
stake, under The assumed title OF DOCTOR o..
AND, is the nominal father Of the whole concern
Wealth reputation, aud high station, have moi
withheld the avarcious and unprncipled, not only
in defiance Of all law aud honesty, to steal aud
lraudnlehly appropriate Our welcarned reputation
but regardless Of human life aud suffering, by sub.
stiIuring their wrerched counterfeit drpriyimg the
cnnsumptive of II medicine which In all human
probability might save lhPil lives.
What conlemefIoo bitter!
What terms too hdrshi
Or punishment TOO seveTel
Is il not fraud is it not MURDER!
A high sense Of duty comprls us TO these public
Pxposilions Of knSvery and impnsiuTe, our own
rights legally protected, and ii is for the unwaTy
and afflicted we leel and write.
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Oils.

IELAX-SEED, Sperm, Sweet, Caster, Fish
IT Lard. Solar, aud Meats Foot Oil, for sale low
at 'Apothecaries' Hail. No. 66. Main Street, by
Lancaster, Sept. 8 Mz KREIDER.
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Free from Mercury and all Mineral SnGstaneeI
Cure of Fever and ARus.

Ru'sellville, Putnam co., lud., July II, 1877
Dr. Wright Sometime since your agent left nie
supply ol your Indian Vegetable Prls. ! have
found said Pills 10 be in great demand lalely ior the
cufe Of Fever aud Ague Mr.. James Boyd has a
som who has bven lad IN Win lever aud Ague, aud
had ted various other remedies. all n' whirh prov.
ed Of no avail. lie determined 10 Try your Indian
Vegetable Pills, and b, using one box he is now
sound and well. Mr.. r. Spencer, had a daughter,
Mr. Hugh Graves a sou, and Nj. Charles Ncnols
and Ih,ee oI his family were all down Al the same
time with fever and agne, aud had also tired lhs va
r'ous o'hrr remedes without ra"ct. Your Indian
Vegetable Pills sOon restored ihPm all 10 perfect
health. ! can assure YOU, Gon VIVA, have seeu
sour Indian Vfgerable Pills may be relied on or d
permanent cure Of fever and aaue.
Yours, respectfully. JACOB Durham. r. NJ.
Also an acting Justice Of the Prace.
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Pure Liquors,

ENOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, for sale a
II "Apothecaries Hall" Main Street, Lancaster
Ohio. by NJ. z. KRElDER.
September, C, 1913. 10
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Lancaster. October I6, 1913.

~ IN W d GsES n &N ~.
ANITIZENS of Lancaster and Fairfield county
" and the public in general will please take
notice that the subscribers have now received tlei
Fall and Winter Stock Of
RE'DY N NDR CLOTHING'
with every otheraricle in the Furnishing line; a
their new establishment
THE PENNSYLVANIA
CXIOYWYNGA S'EOR u.
We feel warranted in stating that a more ex
teusive and better selected Stock of Clothing ha'
never been brought, or offered in this section o
country. And what is still more pleasing to the
public zoe proclaim IL aloud so That NIL may heai
d. knOw i!-tht we will make it SAVING o. a
least from II To 90 per cent 10 such persons ~
NAV please To purchase their Winter Clothing ofu
Every dollars worth of clothing we sell you /
manufactured exclusively for this trade, so tia
you may depend on them being got M in the hes
order and the latest style. We have also arrange,
matters in our line to add once a month to ou
present large stock. so that Won will always havt
IA fresh assortment TO select from.
Our stack, in part, as as .to'lOacS:
Coats.
| $50 Blue Blanket and Pilot Over-coats lined al
through with Wooden Plaid;
| $50 do Beaver aud Felt, "A superior article line
ms above
$50 Olive brown. Green and Blk. &c Sacks d
$50 Superior Tweed and Oregon Cashmere. d
100 do onion Cashmere and Dress Coats, made o
W. Engl nd and French Cloth:
100 do Frock and Flushing, with a lot Of Blacl
and Drab Beaver Over-coats.
Pants.
200 pieces of Plain Blue, Black and stripe Cass
mere Pants-lined.
200 do Cassinet, plain aud stripe lined
100 do James aud McCarty's Phids. do
100 do Starr and Mexican Cashmere, heavy do
80 do Bangup Cords, extra heavy, do
Vests.
100 Black and Stripr Fancy Satin Vests, doubl
and single breasted.
100 Cashmeres. every style and pattern, do do
$50 Blk and Fig'd Velvets,-with a lot of Cloth
Cassnet and Valentias.
100 Highland, and other Fancy Plaids, double ant
single breasted
Youths Clothing
Coats, Pants and Vests, of every quality, to sui
every age and size.
SHlRTS-A large quantity of home and cast
ern make-Box and small plnits; Lambs Woo
| knit; ROYAL Rib and Cotton nnder.Shirts; Ging
lam Chintz. Check and Hickory, an exceen
article for Boat hands.
Royal Rib Novezcmbla Drawers, extra heavy
Doeskin and Cotton Flannel do
large lot of Gum and Silk Webb Suspenders
Jenny Lind md other fancy CravatS; ltnlian de
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-20

DEUSI4 ES-The largest assortment ever
ID brought to this place. consisting III a very
large assortment ni Paint brushes, Varnish brush
es, Wlitewnsh, Scrubbing busting and Sweeping
brushes. Shoe aud Horse brushes; also. Hair,
Flesh. Mil Teeth Close, Hat, Whisker. and Sha
wing brushes rpr sale wholesale aud retail. bv
Ang 10. l848. BURY BECK
We in o. rticular call the attention ofle Indies
and Gentleman Of this place, to our ass"riInent OF
toilet brushes. i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-20

This is to certify that | was cured OF rhe rhlls
aud fever by the use OF Virgin, Indian Vegetable
Fills, after having had 'hfre attacks Off.
DAVID BERRY.
Sugar Grove, Fairfield co., Ohio, Nov. 10, ls46.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-20
On Hand!

A LOT OF GENTLEMEN'S CLoAKSi-
IN Green Coating Tweed p JACKETS
All of which will be sold very low. at the
"Checkered Store" COULHAN g. co.
October 10, '48 "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-20

This is te certify, tina, was entirely rured of the
Chills and Fe,cr, Of several mourh's standing, BY
the use Of four doses, Of four pills each. oi
Wigh's Indian Vegetable Pills and after taking
medicine from resulaf physician fr some lime
and have had no symptoms Of it since, which ha,
been about one yea ago.
W cDCNcED