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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-02
TO CALIFORNIANS
SMITH & BROTHER, No. So COMMON STREET,
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

INdn1ydctnred under GooDYEARs fATENT.
~ s s. B. have for sale. and constantly receiving,
almost every article necessary for the comfort and of the
CALIFORNIAN EMIGRANr Among their assortment may be
found AIR BEDS, Air Pillows India Rubber Cloth Riding
CAPS Son weste Coaks Goats Pouches Clothing Bags,
Travelling Bags Bottles Water Tanks. Blankets and Tar
pauns. ....ALso...
TENTS PACK SADDLES, CALiFoRNIA SADDLE
BAss Saddles and Brides of every description Bits stu
rups Spurs Hair Rope. Moss Blankets. etc etc. fyS
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CARRIAGE MANUFAoToRy

TyHE Patronage that been so very ba
L rally the last seven years while on Conn., 1sRR.
street. has induced us the last summer Skf SR
10 erect large building expressly for EX43A
facturing and repairing CARRIAGES. ~ -
We have of the largest Shops in the Soatkefn
Country, and prepared with good Northern workman.
and the best of materials to build any style Of carnage to
order and guaranty them If used in the county
We also better prepared than before for REPAik
ING CARRiA AGES and restore them almost TO Their
ont and useless we will pay freight Carriages sent
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which viii be sold
low. Old Carriages taken in trade o5 New ones We in
wife the attention Of those wanting NEW CARRIAGES,
or their old ones repaired call at Mandatory and
Reposory and jgdge for themselves the Corner of
(yRAYJER and C7RO.NDELET Streets. next door to
The Office of the Commercial Water Works. OF the St.
'a IS sm n0's 1''" MATTHEWS & DENNAH,
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w NJ. s. NOR GAN,

w NJ. :. MI OK q A N,
PRACTICAL WATC KER,
81 CANAL STREET. Third Door from Camp street,
a ssf5 has H; am and rdf fASv gsy
GOODS, consisting Of very supee k2A.
SHFN%ssr ior Gold and Silver Watches with ~ zh
* ~ Hunting Cases. of M. |. Tobias. ssss4sa
Roskel and other superior makers also fine London Duplex
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies BRACELETS,
Necklaces, Breast Pins Gold Pencils Cases Finger Rings
etc. Also a great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
himself in The Northern markets. from the latest European
imporations consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Cases fine
Fans Reticues, Scissors fine assortment of SILVER
WARE, pure as com; and other fancy articles.
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
rates jaf6 5m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-02

STOVESi STOVES! STOVES
SD. WRIGHT & cos Patent Wood and Coal Stoves;
d. Alright Stoves, most improved patterns suita- e,s
bic for Halls Bar-rooms Churches, etc. <"M
Fancy high Coal Stoves, for Bari rooms. etc &IY
Common Stoves; nine and ten plate Stoves IL
Franklin Stoves, for wood or coal ,.n
Furnaces Copper and Brass Preserve Kettles different Sizes
Copper Liquor Pumps Tin Pumps;
Oliver Moons Patent We'll Pumps.
Also
very general assortment Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
Furniture, of Copper Iron and Tin Wate;
Brass and Britannia Lamps and Candesticks
Brass Britannia and Japanned Spittoons
Deed and Cash Boxes Tumbler DraineTs;
Hall aud Steamboat Lamps, of different sizes;
Britannia Tea and Coffee-P0ts,
Britannia Soup TuTeens of different sizes
Dish Covers; Copper and Tin NJ easures;
Copper, Iron and Tin Tea Kettles;
Buck & McGran' Patent Cooking Stoves;
Church's Philadelphia Coal Stoves.
Also
My Own Patent Stoves, the most improved plan, to
burn wood or coal Cooking Ranges
American Air tight Cooking Stoves for wood COAL Oh
the most improved plan
Rotary Ranges, for wood Or ccal. of different sizes;
Ship Cabooses, of different sizes and patterns;
English Steak Dishes, Covers and Stands; o,o
Cake MOulds Oyster Grdons Oyster Stewpsns etc ETC.
las 1y NJ II. DEVEREUX % Tchouptouas ST
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MARTIN III. DEVEREUX,

MANUFACTURER OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin, Sheet-lrOn & Crate Business.
CRATES ofBrass. Russia or Berlin Iron. of any q
" pattern size TO suit the Fire place g, Msns
NITURE in general. Kitchen RANGES, for W.
Boar ling houses Hotels. COOKING STOVES, to SPIT
NJ H. d. Plain and Bronzed PYRAMID STOVES, 10
suit Churches, Halls Public Rooms: Small do for Off
ces or Counting rooms Ship and Steamboat CABOOSES
from No 1 to g. for coal or wood. STOVE-PIPE of all
Sizes and put up Bath Heaters Stills, Worms, Sugar La
dies ETC., on hand or order.
N B.-Buider and others in want of Crates, Tin Cop
per Pipes Cutters will find to their advantage to call
and examine the same.
tT,- All REPAIRS promptly attended to at
fy1 No. 20 Tchoupitoulas ST.. New Orleans.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE,

All New M aterials of til Latest STYLE
70
~ The poprietors Of the Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends and the public they have added
JOB OFFICE to their prepared
all kinds of printing the Favorable TERMS
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LAbING DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS; POSTERS STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C,
every style.
AL their materas-Type, Presses entirely
the improvements which will enable
work to be surpassed this The Presses
from the foundry of Mssrs R. Hoe g. Co.. NewYork which
of their exceencethe type from the well known
dries Of Messr George Bruce g. Co. and John T. White and have
been selected with great adapt the business OF
this
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-02

PEARL STARCH.
Al BOXES Cogates Pearl Starch in store and for sale
HI By [ap0O 3tJ CHAS. STOUGHTON. "a Camp st.
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FOR CAIIFOR1

FOR CALIFORNIA.
SMITH & BROTHER, Sc Common st.
ITAVE FOR SALE-SADDLES suitable for those gp
1 ing to California, cheap and good fNA
BRIDES, Bits Stuups, Saddle Bags and EIE$A
Saddle Wallets, etc. etc. <@&
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every kind and Z
description among them may be found Caps Coats Capes
Leggnes Waterproof Blankets, Air Pillows Air Beds,
TaTpauins, Tents, Clothing Bags, ETC., etc.
At the sign of the GOLDEN SADDLE, So Common
street fy7
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Lake end OF JVsD Shell Road.
HE undersigned has inst retted and opened the above
i well-kHown and avorite establishment ard in -
tends make it. in every worthy VI the pat EasE
Tonage of his friends and those who wish enjoy
pleasant drive Of the elegant and saubrous
treats the country Tie gardens and grounds will be kept
the best order he will have boats all times Keep
his table supplied it'll the nny tnbe fresh from their
home He will also be at all times supplied with every de-
scrption of wild game and all the decaces that the New
Wines with good lemonade for his Temperance fends.-
Come one. all. ld20 6m1 DAN HICKOK.
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Immediately fronting the Steqn,5oat Landing.
TRAVELLERS going up Ouachta Red River or COM
ing of said Rivers, will find it to their advan- 81
tage sop with him. all the Boats stop at Bayou
Sara Horses Carriages and BugGies always hire 8s1
i've 1y T. B. SMITH. Propriet0r
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SMITH & BROTHER,

Sc COMMON STREET,
HAVE received large additions to their stock Of INDIA
manufacture and warranted to stand all extremes Of
weather. s. g. B. would call the particular attention oil
Calfonians their Bottles Canteens and alter Buckets
manufactured with special reference to the many dry
places and arid deserts between the Rio Grande and the
Water. proof Bags Poptoon Bags; Saddle Bags etc IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING of all kinds Wading
etc. Ako-TENTS. TENT-CLOTHS, Saddles Brides
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migrants TO CALIFORNIA should remember
IL that the thing in importance that of having
good supply of Provisions for the man. have
due regard to the of the outer man. We distinctly
Other honse in the city Those want of CLOTHING
invited to call at the cash store of -
JOHN SOUTHWELL & CO., 81 Canal st.
fyl3 d&W If Under the Planters Hotel
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WE have just received copy of little work. showing
w the OF Cotton per pound shipped either at Mobile
New Orleans when landed the wharf at Liverpool.
any given price, of exchange and feghs and
showing the price of the article at Liverpool when the fac
tors and other expenses are added This work
is complied and published by Mr. James H. Lawrence of
this city and is OF much arthmetca labor and will NO
doubt prove valuable and practical assistant to
engaged in the staple 1t got up neat STYLE pocket
book FORM and for sale by =
DAVID FELT & CO, "a Chartres st.
mhl5 b. NJ. NORMAN. is Camn a
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MY SALES-ROOM may be found few OF
"A fine Moeskin Hats some very handsome Silk r
UatS a great variety of common Silk Hats Beaver,
hraband Black fashionable b. b. Russia, Calfon -
Bia Buena Vista, and Plantation Hats Aso-A cbOce
o of colored and clear Leghorn Hats and few superior
Panamas All OF which received and for sale low
for cash approved paper WIN BOOTH, Halter,
mills corner of Graver and TchOuptOulas Sta.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A SODA MANUFACTURING APPARATUS. com.
N ptete, comprising a number of Fountains, Coolers
Charging Pump, etc. etc. etc. For particulars or inspec-
ton, enquire of
mhI4 NJ. H. DEVEREAUX, rs Tchoupitoulas st.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-09
OBITUARY.
From the Hooking Vailey Repu6Ecan,

Nv" "ee H"e"WB tuHey NcPu0Hcdn,
DIED-In Marion township, Hooking County,
Ohio, on Monday the 29th oil january, l84g, Mrs.
SARAH ANN, wife Of Joseph A. Greene, in the
45th year OF her age.
Mrs. Greene was native Of Pennsylvania and
migrated to this State in l8l7--was married in
1882 She was devoted and affectionate wife
indulgent but steadlast mother-meek but con.
stant Christian she was "such an one as all might
wish to lives" for all admired her who was in
any degree acquainted with her, and all loved her
who knew her. Yet so humble was her spirit, 50
strong her trust in the Saviour, aud so eminently
precious those last hours Of her sickness. (which
was only Of nine days continuance in which rea.
son was the most oil the time in full exercise that
she was "such an one as loving friends might be
willing to have die" To her husband aud fami.
y' her loss is irreparable, yet the purest consoa.
ton ls within their reach. For several years be.
fore her death she was a Christian by profession
and practice. As she felt that the fnal h pur was
approaching she was calm and peacetuI when
asked iishe was willing to die and leave her earth
y concerns and prospects, she replied with firm
voice, yes" She feared not to die. for she fel,
that the LILY Of the Valley and the Rose Of harou
had lain in the grave aud lett a lovely perfume.
"She sleeps in Jesus and is blest: /.
How sweet her slLmbers ure;
From suffering aud from sin released,
And freed from every care" J.B.S.
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FOR TEE GOLD REGION!
A Good Chance for RargainS!

A LII the personal effects Of H. II. Robinson,
N late Editor olthe Ohio Eagle, will be offered
Tor sale at the Court House in this town.
On Saturday, February ~, Is49,
The sale will be niade without reserve to tile high.
est bidder All tho property is new and IN ex.
cellent condition, embracing
BEDS, BEDDING and BEDSTEADS.
Parlor aud Setting Room Chnirs. Centre Table
Side Tube, Breakfast Table. Writing Stand,
( An elegant Rosewood Mirror, Work Stand,
Fine Carpeting, a very neat Bureau,
lurge lot Of Table Furniture in Sets,
A Superior Cooking Stove and its fixtures,
Kitcken Furniture and Goods.
All OF his private Library comprising many
VALUABLE WORKS-and every thing else. not
enumerated, which goes to make household
variety.
Sale will commence at II o'clock A. NJ.
Terns;-Cash, lor sums up to S.; three months
time for oil above that aud up 10 Is; six months
for all sums above SIS.
Attention is invited to this chance for bargains
in GOOD GOODS, from all who wish to add to
their comfort and convenience.
Lancaster, February Q. I849. 2w4O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-09
In Fairfield Common Pleas.

PETITION FOP SALE or LANDS
Philemnn B. Ewipg. A,miui.trator ,y;tI, The WI,
annexed of the E,t,.. M Il ,cli.l Wrigli ,Ie,jd
y,
CI) Thomas Wright. ri William wripbt n, Jol,n
Wright (4N J9Ln BalIwi. Wrigl,i Mar lane
Wright. James William Wjah, Henry FrSu,.;s
WRIGHT Thnmas Tntl.r Wr;shf S,,na,,! CHI,
Wright. Elizabeth Rachel Wri,l,t anl u,r;.
Lonisa WRIGHT tbe cI,ilr., o,,Iisfr..s,.l,,v nj
James Wright, deceased. C5y Samnel Wriob,
(Gltl1e uukuown Iisir.-.t.layy nf lane Rnrer
,leceased. late Jan. Wright. n, Su.an p,,t.,
late Susa, Anderson and Henri Potter her Inns.
band. David Anderson. Elizabeth AuJer.on
Rachel Anderson mad Sarah Ander.n,,. the
children aud heirs atlaw Of Eleanor Andersen
deceased, late Eleanor Virgin and William Au.
/ derson, surviving husband Of said Elel,or
(8) Rachel Arnold. late Rachel Wright and
George Arnold her bnsbopd. (g) Emily Touen.
Rachel Totteu. Ann Totteu. Elizabeti T,tten
Henry Toton, Indiana Totten. Minerva Tott.p
and Ellen Totten. the children and beir..at law
ofNrs TOtieu deceus-d late Nil Wr;,b, 4, to
was Que of the heirs.at.law of the ,aiJ Rachel
Wright deceased.
an He above namcd Defendants or such ortben
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-09

LANCASTER. Friday February 0. lS4s.

By TeiegrGph-FOr the GAINESVILLE Courier.
NEw YoRx, February 6-M.
Flour-ModerHte sales at former prices. Grain
Sales prime Ohio at ll8 cents. Provisions--Mo.
derate sales Of Pork at previous prices. Cotton
is dull Exchange is dull at lO840l0s1. Sales
Treasury Notes at decline Of cent.
ClNcIsNATI. February en-.
In Flour buyers demand larger concessions
than holders will agree to. $3.50 is offered with
out sales. Whiskey is in fair demand at l54 cts.
Snles Bacon, Sides aud Shoulders, at cents, and
OF fair New Orleans Sugar ut ID cents. Molnsses
Is in fair demand. aud prices steady at 25@25 lets.
Pork is unchanged.
ZAEEsvILLE, February g..
Weather cold and snowy. Wheat rules ut 75c;
Flour $4.250$4.75; Oats 20025c; Clover Seed
$2,500$2.75; Timothy Seed $l,750$2, 90; Corn
-025 centS,-COnrier
PrrsBUReB, February 5-M
Sales Flour with limited receipts. at $3.50 from
wharf of Clover Seed at So. 10, aud Timothy ST.
250$l 81; of Whiskey at lS4c; of Bacon at iO44.
5O54 and 6lO7c; dried Apples at 50056c; dried
Peaches at $l@$l, ,l24c.' Groceries firm.
CHlLLIcoTHE, FEBRUARY 2.
The price of Wheat is 7808Oc; Flour retails al
$4,00 a 4.25; Corn. new, in ear 90 cents Oats
2ic Barley 40O45c Flaxseed 62065c.; Beans so
062 cts Lurd. 81 06 c. Bacon, II. R., 3031 cts.
Zanesvie. Hooking Kannwha and Lake Suit,
q, $2,l21.-Gazehe.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-09
Road Notices.

HNHERE will be petition presented to the
on the Ist Monday of March next for the location
of Township Road, TO commence at the Zanes-
Vile and Maysvile Turnpike Road, on the line
between the lands of Abraham Applegate and
Messrs. Hunter and Stanbery. running north on
said line to near the top of the liland then to bear
west of north little, 10 strike the Pleasant Town.
ship line. at the southwest corner Of the lands OF
Richard Dean. J..t ..-s.
Also, petition will be presented to the Trus.
tees Of Pleasant Township, on said day for con-
tinuunce of said road through Pleasant Township,
from the place last mentioned. to run north to the
Wheeling road, and thence by the most eligable
route 10 The Newark road, near the residence OF
r. Bedadum, ESQ., and there to terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
February .. 1849. ... 4w39
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-09
I'm Fairfield Common Pleas.
IN PARTITION.
Jacob II. Smith,

Eli Moore, Harmon Moore, Thomas j. Moore,
son of Gifiert Moore, deceased, Reuben Waits
aud Susan his Wife, jacob Cox aud Sarah his
Wife. Eljah Friend and Caiharine his Wife,
Washington Butler and Polly his Wife, and the
Unknown Heirs Of Rosannnh Friend now de-
ceased late the Wife of John B. Friend
n NHE Defendants will take notice. that the
IL Petitioner has filed in the Clerks Office of
the Court aforesaid his petition therein demand.
ing partition Of 96 55,l00 Acres of Land in sec
tions Nos 35 aud 96, Township No 10, Range No
90, in Fairfield county being the same set apart
to Rachel Moore, Widow OF Harmnn Moore, de-.
ceased as her Dover Estate in proceeding for
partition among the Heirs Of said deceased, the
Petitioner claiming to be the owner of the one
equal undivided ninth part thereof, being the
same interest formerly owned byJeremiah Moore
one Of the heirs-atlaw Of said Harmau Moore, de.
ceased, and that at the next Term of said Court
an order will be obtained for partition, or for ap
prasement and sale as the case may be.
-.-~ GARAGHTY g. FINCK.
Solicitors for Dsmdadant
January 10, lS49 u.-( Pisa V 7w37
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Attachment Notice.

N1oTICE is hereby given, to all whom it may
Y concern, that Jesse B. Hurt for the use Of
Johu Rcber, on the 24lh day of January, instant
sued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Fair.
field County, writ Of Foreign Attachment against
the Goods, Chatiels, Rights, Credits, Monies and
Effects aud Lands aud Teuements of the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling, for Nine
Hundred Dollars damages which writ has been
served nnd returned.
Dated this 26h day of Januery, A. D. l849
Aitest-JOEL RADEBAUGH, CLERK.
February g., l849 6w49
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Lumbcr q BrOOm-MamdIes.

II HE subscriber has on houd large lot of
i Walnut, Wild Cherry and all other kinds
of Logs,which will be sawed to suit the purchaser
upon the shortest notice, into any description Of
Lumber. ..r
The subscriber has also lot Of Broom Handjes
on hand, aud is ready 10 make to order, upon short
notice, any number ofhhe best poOd
The mill is situated six miles northwest of Ian
caster and Two miles south OF Carroll. Letters
can be addressed, postpaid. to the subscriber
Lancaster. JOHN s. SNYDER
February 0. l849. 40
Herald. Circlevile, publish tile above mouths
and charge this Office.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-09
Ina Fairfield Common Pleas.

SUSANNA GREEK PETITION
WILLIAM GREEK DIVORCE.
~ ME above Defendant will hereby take notice,
that petitioner, Susanna Greek has this day,
filed in the Clerks Office Of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas in and for the County Of Fairfield and
Stlte of Ohm her petition, praying to he divorced
from said defendant and that the cause therefor.
set forth in said petition, is the willul absence oil
said defendant for thanLt three years prior IN
filing of said petition: and ulso for total neglect Of
duty on his palt.-Sad petition will be set down
for hearing at the next Term of said Court
STANBERY e. TRUMP,
Attorneystor Petitioner
Aasst-JoE EL RADEBAuoH, Clerk.
February ,, lS49 plsS.50 6w99
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Application 10 Redeem.
Decelnber 29. ls4s pIsI.75. Z n 6wS4

NROCERIES-4O bags Coffee, so Mats
VI Cinnamon, several bags Pepper aud Allspice,
Tea, Chocolate, Sugar, Tobacco. Cloves, Ginger.
Satpetre, Rice, Perl Barley, Tnpioco, Sage. Ar
row root. Jalep, Maccarona, yanille. Carde.
none. Mace NutmegS, Prunes. Figs. Raisins and
Lemmens, etc For sale at wholesale and retail,
by BURY & BECK.
Lancaster. August 10, 1913.
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WVElNN@NHo

MARRIED-On the LIST inst by the Rev. John
McEhoy, Mr.. ABRAHAM GOOD and Miss RE-
BECCA, daughter Of Benoni Black, Esq, Of Au-
burn Township. Fairfield county, Ohio.
On Tuesday. February 6. l849, by the Rev.
Granville Moody, Mr., GRAFTON WEAKLEY
and Miss ANN c. STEWART, all of Lancaster
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-09

V SO.fS OF IEghFEhsdNCE " OHIO.
CiNcrSSATi. November q, lS4s.
A. L.. scovfLL-DsaT Sit Forib past eight OF
lea aiohIhi, haze ielt ihcliued 10 say something
IN lelA,lou 10 the EX iRAORDlNAkf HEAL
IN1 QUALITIES Of your preparation Of DR..
srI's Compoand Stnp Of Lvsrwon aud Tar
for your own, but espeeially Tor the Benefit Of
ihose an odnnaIe prIs0ns wlr are yfIkEA EN-
EDmAFFLlCfEDwilh PULMONARY CON,
SUMPTION, aud who like myself have great
aVeisi"n to quacks, 10 thryr specifics aud esIhSll.
cons; bOt a cOmDinaIicu VI ciicunslAhtes has PEE
yrnted until now. s-4t,.
ln November, 1876, my wife took a severe cold
which ,eted Upon her lung" A VIOLENT
.COuGl1 was The Consequence, whWh inrIeased 10
severity inTiHs the winter. and frdired her 10 Ai-
most SKELETON II 31s nearly h,cs.sapt
and auepdrd with SkpERE iaIS ~ ,he SIDE
aud BREAST, accpmpssp rns tEyER Apo
COLD NIGHT SWEAFS. snE kXPBCTO-
RATED more iban PINT ot NATrER DAT.
LY, UDrERS GATHERED uppt her LpNGS
AID DISCHARGED. HER HANDS aud FEET
WERE COLD ANDCLAMMf As dssih, aud
PURPLE TINT SETTLED upon iIfk LIPS.
The skill aud varied eforS of Out family ply siciAD
wrIe completely BAFt LED. UD The Isl Of May,
1877, he informed nie thaI he could do nothing more
lhan gra'i tef temporary Trri. hal het Case WAS
iiOPELESs, and that she t0uld NOT SURVIVE
more lhan Iuiin Sht al the iirihrst. immediate
y called rpou DR.. K ) NEWTON Of this city
(who has been so skilfuf 10 the Ie.ineSi Of can-
GERS aud stared her case to him. Tie rrcomin- nd
ed DR.. Ros",', LiveTWou and Tar, as. OtDd me that
tnere wss nothing Of quackrIy sboir,iI, hot puisY
a SCIENTIFIC PREP NATION, and gave me
the history Of several eases all considered hopeless
where Ihis PREPARATION RES ! orr DoflEAbTH
A bpllle was pTocned, and la week the sx-
pec,oldiipn vas nearly CONQUERED. She con
tnucd sraauslly 10 improve, ne appetite reIuInsd,
her tOtGli 10 few p'oniis CEASED. SHE
RECOVERED her STRENG TIL. and to very
great drg'rr her heallh, and j. so~ MOST EX-
IRA oR BINARY TH UPEY Of lbe n EALING
VIRTUES ofDR RiIGERS' PREP ARATION
or llYEBWORT ANU TAR. tf,
eau also ,ay that has dsI:vs4 very great ben;
eat iIom Ihis prepatas for hsafssuess, threat
and suirtnrs across the eArH. hsvr Lsru sRs-
MED, whJe SUFFERING FROM SEVERE
COLD AND HoARSENEsi, 10 speak with
comparative eaje for two hssIs. II has Que ad-
yanlsge, in my Own case, over VihsI txpectoJants,
il does moi deTAage the dgrstiss lunctivns, pTUdse-
ing hesdarhe, ar nervous inability. .-..... yts
| regard il as Admiralty adapted for The use Of
public sptakers. Respectfully yours,
JOHN A. COLLINS!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-09

Full Returnss.Zaek Taylor Elected
As that matter is settled let us now turn our at
tention to something no less exciting, to.wit
"HOWE'S HYGELAN HOREHOUND and
LIVERW COUGH CANDY"
No family should be without this We have
over one thousand certificates to prove it the
CHEAPEST and BEST REMEDY for Coughs,
HOarseness, Asthma, ,Phthisic, Group Sore Throat
and Bronchitis. Among our certificates, we hav G
one from the Rev. JosEPH M. TRIMBLE "a Clergy.
man well known in this community.
But try it and judge for yourselves. II may be
had, Wholesale and Retail, of
BERRY & WYGUM,
. Sole agents for Fairfield County.
". d. None genuine unless signed "HOWE g.
CO., PrOprietors No. i, College Hall, Cincinnati.
Lancaster, November %. l848 3mo9
LANCASTER INSTITUTE.
There will be meeting of the Lancaster Insti.
tutelon Friday evening, Feb. 9th, at the Town
Hall.
Lecture on "Nan" by W. S. Beatty.
After which tue following question will be for
discussion:
Should the principles Of the Ordinance Of
1877. concerning StaUery, be ertendcd ovcr he
territories Of NeU MeTico and California;"
Citizens geaeraAy are invited to attend.
John GARAGHTY, President.
RoBEnr DUNcAS, Secretary.
February 3, 1949