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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-06
GIN lands

m THIS summer received a consign-
ment Of Messrs. Carver, Washburn
& Co 4 new and improved Patent Gin
which ! am selling at 1915 per
saw. A few Of these stands were re.
here last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
to purchase will do we'll to call and ex.
anime previously to purchasing else.
where.
P. O'DONNELL, Agent.
YazoO City
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-06
DR.. WooDRUFFs DYspT
CORDIAL

SCNDlhLt
TNHE we'll tried and pnltsn
proved remedy lor Dy,snS
arhe, Bloody Flux. Chtlea
Gripping Pains, and Bowel j
ments Of Children while leshns
ring the summer months, snIa6s
ages both young and Old.
From the Hon. Wiley WiIian,,
Of the city Of Columbus, Ce
Rev. Dr. Jesse Boring ii lhe NJ
Church Columbus, Geo. Stada
ly of Alabama Conference.
This is 10 certify that irunllt
quaintance with Dr. N. Wain
tnow him to be a gentleman b
ted veracity and a Physician 4
ence and respectfully d regd
Dysentary Cordial, we Gel free
it as our opinion, after having
tested its. virtues ourselves, son
for years, and witnessing Nseda
community, and hearing othss
in regard to its value, that Of Ill
preparations known BY Us, "
il TO be the best for those disaA
those diseases for which II is
it hasa great and deserved pOPi
this city, and stands preenilaI
all other preparations. is sRls
generally speedy and salulaiE
ways safe, relieving frequently !
as taken, and curing general \
time, we look upon is INTRODUCES
any community, as . blessing
WILEY WILLIAMS, Mayor :
Oily ofCdl
JESSE BOhtNo, Columbu! I
vi.
GEORGE W TURRENEtR
CITY d CoIunn
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-06

Cow PEAs.-l see that some Of your
correspondents dread the cOtC pea as a
fearful plague-killing stock Of all kinds
This may be the case; but one thing |
know, it will not kill our WORKOUT hills,
but will make them as.fat as a bear, If
properly managed. Peas sown at the
last blowing OF corn, say half a busheI TO
the acre, and turned under the middle Of
October, will insure a COED crop Of al.
most any thing the next season, and /
think the vine is valuable manure for
cotton. | have a field which was told
would not make cotton, il being too stiff,
but wishing TO rotate my crops, | con
.cluded to try the COW pea, and, to my
utter establishment, it has far exceeded
my most sanguine expectation Ethink
The field will make fifteen ia bdabs.
TO the acre, and all from the q d.cow
pea, and the cotton was planted over afteF
frost. Que thing is necessary; that is,
TO have the vine we'll turned under By
the middle Of February at least. pre.
fer having land bedded for cotton as il il
less subject 10 be drowned by the spring
rains, and is much easier to work out the
FIRST time.-SoWthern CuItivat0r.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-06


PRENTIcIANA. If Whiggery gets such
a diarrhea at the October election in
Pennsylvania, as Gen. Taylor did while
travelling through that State, il will be
reduced TO a pretty weak condition.
, [Ciacianati Enquirer
If your own party gets the diarfhea,
you will nc doubt be one Of the first
substances to pass away from it..
In the port Of Boston great complaints
have been made against the Locofoco
system Of duties. That system is there
Iright(ulIy regarded as affording the
richest protection to r~ascality, while il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all honest men.
LoaisOiNe JaraaL
Then il ought to snit Taylorss Cabi-
net exactly; for that's just the way thew
do generally in making appointments to
ofice-discriminate against honest men.
democrat.
How outrageous Il was in the admins
ration 10 discriminate against honest
Mr.. DENLY, and honest Ely Moore, and
honest Patrick Collins!
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-06

G.. J. B. would invite the particular attention
Of his friends and merchant visiting New
York, 10 give him a call at his new and spa
cious Mandatory and Warehouse.
Nos. I4S and 144 Broadway.
(CRoToN BUILDINGS,
between Cedar and Liberty streets where
there will always be found the most extensive
assortmentO Of
Umbrellas, ParasOls, ParasOlettes and Sun
Shades, 81
Of his own celebrated manufacture, for sale
in any quantity. and at greatly reduced
prices. aa
g. J. B. pledges himself that umbrellas and
Parasols from the " Croton Mandatory" shall
be A No. | in every respect,
New York, June, I849.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-06

PETER's PENCE. The amount 0 fmoney
collected among the Roman Catholics Of
diocese Of New York, for the relief
Of the Pope, ns officially announced, was
$6,a27 40. gHe H0ag8g~
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-06

Ihe git Of prayer may gain Rdmira-
lion from men, but II IS the grace Of
prayer that has power with God.
God never accepts the will lor the
deed when he puts it in mans power %
do as we'll as will.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-06

lnk 8 80 Black So ID which thouahi
sleas enrhor
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-06

ALE and PORTER, 8uf
NOR " Medical Purposes" Warrant.
ed The article for invalids; for sale
by Gully 90) D w MURPHY
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-06

WATCHES AND Jew
Subscriber woula assl
- fully inform tbs clilE'4 4ss Il
and surrounding country,
oDeni0g d fine and iasn,O gy
WATCHES and IEWElaI
viii sell On The mos! gsls .ss
for cash. Persons wishing
line are invited to call ana
themselves, ...;o,v IN
Watches Of every vAs
repaired onthe shOrisSs p0'1
ranted. 13nRe
q Canton. March 80 ls
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-06

A REMEDY FOR ONE CIia
DBEASES-NOTF OB
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-06

MADEIRA, PoRTs CLARET &WHTTEr
WINES. i1ut
.AaPURE article, for medical Dur.t
q poses," on hand and for sale bv
july 81 o D w MURPHY
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Wistars BaIsam Of wild Cherry.

Nhe Great Remedy for Consumption of the
II Lungs, Affections Of The Liver. Asthma. Bron-
chtis, Pains OF Weakness OF the B,rast or Lungs,
and other affections OF hp pulmnary Organs.
IMPORTANT CAUTION
Beware olbase countfr,esof ~ stars Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, signed by one Wm. Spear, vino, in
order to palm his vile imitation upnn the public, has
obtained FAC smie of our bottle, and conied our
abel Of directions verbatim, substituting his own
name or that of Henry WisIar, NJ. D., which is
found on the genuine
Remember, the outside label OF wrapper Of the
genuine Bdsam is finely executed steel plate en-
gravingi bearing the Signature Of Henry Wislar, VI
d., aad Sanford Park-nuSe other can be genu-
ne'
Important to those afflicted with diseases Of the
LUNGS AND BREAST.
Will miracles never Cease! AIore evidence Of
Of is surprising health. restorative virtues!
CRowN PoNT, Lale co., la, June Is, l649.
JonN ID. PARG Dear Sr:-As have deep
commlseraton for the afflicted, permit me 10 give
You brief history Of my af1CuoiI, and the benefits
derived from .he use Of "Dr. Wslars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry"
In July, 1914, was attacked with fever of
typhoid character, which left me in ver, debilita
ted stale, when, in the following winter, was Ia
' 10y '''N'' 'N'HS'N Wv W S"N'
an extent as 10 give me the appearance OF con
sumplVe' oole under a severe congh, eXpeetnra'
ted great zeal, and was troubled with cold feet
and n'sht sweaIs' laIso frequently raised blood
IRON my lungs. Continued IN this state, gradually
sinking under The disease, until January, SI1, when
was again audcNed with lever. My friends des
pared OF my me- ana my physicians thought could
survive OuI a snort line My exremiIeS, espec'
ialy my 'ee'' weIe constantly cold, and almost lost
'helr Iee'mg' Under these circumstances, 1t may
truly oe sad lhat was living skeleton. hnal
" determined TO quit laking medicine prescribed
oy phy slcI"ns, aud rv Dr. Wistaf's Balsam OF
WUd CheHy-and i'om the first week that CON
menteo 'ahhlg II, eau date gradnal recovery,
continue" us use SIX monlhs'a the end ofwhich time
! was cure'' ano have enjoyed good health ever
SINCE and cheeHully recommended The BAsam to all
those afflicted with diseases Of the unss--and ~"u
say TO those commencing us use not to be d'sc9ur'
aged II two or three bottles do not effect cure But
perse'ere, as nave done, aud have no doun' mt
nihe cases out OF ten VIII be blessed WIN renewed
health as have been.
Respectfully yours,
JoSErH JACKSON.
The following communication has just lee 4ceiv
ed from Mr.: J. f. Wooster, Wholesale Druggist
/ ~ d Ia
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Fl. G. FARRELL'S
Celebrated Arabian Linimeut.

Tie most Ebiraori,n0ry Discorcryia he TV0rid
tSthe grsaI Ara6iaH Remedy for Nan T. BeasE
= ME miraculous cures performed ly the Ara.
4 bian physicians ia the days of old, were flIen
looked upon as the result of magic. but since we
have become intimate with their history we can
thus account for their surprising power over dis
ease Their attdinments in the knowledge of med
icine were tue SunLer ~ tie age, while NJ the
sariie time the sceuce of Cheifiistry which with
them had It's origin was to the resi- Of tho world
"a sealed boOk;' anh in Botany they were the
most Jealous Oistudents. IN the beautiful groves
which skirt the deserts Of Arabia, abpinh rare
plants aud odOrous woods whence arc oljtaihcd
those aroInatic gums and fragrant basaihs of which
this Incompatible linlmeni is cUiupcsed, aud by
whose stimulating. unctuous penetrating and Ano-
dyue properties IL is when applied instantaucnusly
dihused through the whole nervous system. aIlav.
Ing the most Intense pain in the incredibly short
time of 10 or IS minutes. It's action is promp,.
pOwerinland elIectIal, without the least danger.
II penetrates the flesh IN tue bone, relaxes cou.
trdcted cords, restores use to limbs which have
been palsed for years causing tc shriveled flesh
Ia grow out and rich blood To circulate through
IFS Veins 1t restores the Synovisl Fluid or Joint
Water, and this is the reason why it has been 50
universally successful in curing all diseases of the
Joints. la chronic affections Of the Spine, Liver,
Lungs and Kidneys, this great Arabian remedy
stands unparalleled; fora gneCake or Enlargement
Of the Spleen Il is specIfc;,and for Rheumatism
1t has perfurnied some of the most extraordinary
cures on record; also for Cramps. swengs, Pains,
Wounds, Clilblans. Burns, White Swellings,
Tumors, &c. &c. It's equally eGicacious in dis.
eases of Animals, such as fistulA, Poll Evil, Swee.
ney, Stiff complaint, Distemper. Farcy.. Sprains,
bruises. Wounds. Mango, Spavins, Windgalls
Splint. aud Tor nearly all diseases, either in man
or beast. which require all external application
this Lnilnent stands AT the head Of all medicines
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Observations.

School Teachers and others who wish to buy
School Books, tvery low prices. would do well
to call at the New Book Store of J. Lehman,
Lancaster. The 4th Render of McGulfey's which
retas at Is cents, lie sells at so cents. Ray Sd
part Arihmatic. the retail price of which is 374
cents, he sells at 80 cents and many nlher School
books at equally low prices
Persons living, at distance, would save consid.
erable every year, by marking on piece of pa.
per such books as they need for their families and
purchase them of Mr. Lehman. His facilities for
getting and selling books low are good and his
selection is larger than has heretofore been kept
in the place.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
CharIes NcIlncider

Teacher OF Vocal and Instrumental Music,
YMR AS again located himself in Lancaster, for
ia the purpose OF teaching Music His terms
will be reasonable and his attendance to pupils
diligent.
He will also give instructions in the French
and German Languages.
For further particulars, inquire at his residence
in Henry Arnod's Building, corner Of Main and
Columbus Streets.
Lancaster, September 90, lS4o 3m2l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Liner Complaint, Brysipelas and RAea-
andiism Clrpd.

RAYwlcK MARioS Co. Ky, May 81, l3I5
Mr.. G. h. FARRELL-Dear Si; Your Lini.
neut is selling very well, aud doing vast deal Of
good among the people. 1t has cured bad case
of ErysPelas and another of Pain in the Breast.
a lady, who was confined to her bed for several
months with Liver Complaint and Affection ofihe
Heart, was entirely cured by tue use Of your Ara
bian Liniment. She said the doctors coud do
and cured it in shot lime have been affiic-
led with Rheumatism for long time and lust be
fore vet spell it panied me so fiihch that 1 had
no peace all day; and in the night commented
bathing and rubbing with your Liniment and be.
fore was done rubbing the pauceased.
JOHN BUCKMAN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
wi.tar,s Bal.am of wild cherry.-

Wistar's BalsRm of Wild Cherry.-Wbo
would not rather euOy the pleasure of health, aud the
agreeable consciousness of webene, 10 the gripping pains
of diseaseh bitter continuance of .health and the
chilling thoughts Of never recovering!
But of all diseases who Is not anxious to escape
disease of the ldngsl The very idea of falling victim to
Consumption, sends tremor the heart strings Of Life
But oh how joyous the thought that and HEALTH
still own, when just before Despair had spread her
dark canvass over us.
Such, kind reader .he pIeasurabe sensations expe
rienced by hundreds who by the of Dr. Wtas Balsam
of lid Cherry, have this dire disease slowly but surely
driven from their system aud heath-rosy health again
restored to their Onguishing bodies.
RJ-See advertisement lm29
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
BLACKSMITHING.
New Books.

NNHE Woodrnau, Thirty Years Since, and other
~ Novels, by James, The Knight with The Iron
Hand, and other Works by Dumas; Nell Gwynne
and James the Second, by Ainsworth; The Sea
Lion, by Cooper Salathiel, by Croly; The Wa
verly Novels, and Capt. Marryat's Novels; Mary
Barton Mordaunt Hall, Discipline Of Life and a
large number of other cheap publications. Just
received at the Book Store Of J L. TUTHILL.
Lancaster, August 81, lS49 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23

The Great American Remedy.--We would
earnestly advise all who afflicted whdOpsy gravel,
or any disease of the kidneys 10 resort at 10 G. c.
Vaughns Vegetable Lillontrpte Mixture: This Great
American Remedy has singular properties. We happen
to know of of dropSy which most unsuccessful
y treated by two of the first physicians of Boston, Of
them almost the Oldest practitioner in b. and the friends
took hold of the matter with Vaughns Lthonripc and
effected cure The opponents of quackery' may cry
loud they please, give quackery If Vaughn article
is one Of lis fruits Seriously we are tired of this hum
bug which surrounds the medical profession of lie present
day here is an article, this very medicine speak o
taking afle and curing them when the PRorES
SION have exhausted al their lore, and nothing. and ye
would make the public think such all article as this Lhon
trpc has no virtue Reader put your faith in Vaughni
article, read the pamphlet &c. call upon Agents under ad
vertisement of Great American Remedy in our pupcr.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Competitions ChaIIengedm
CLOTHING At WHOLESALE and RETAIL
SMITH A. TONG
HAVE Just received ono Of tie largest an
n n most extensive varieties ul READY MAD
RI nTTfTNN s-.fs.Tf. r.
FAIL AND WINTER WEAR,

/ W. ttAlfhf Hattahit iui
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
ever before opened n Lancaster. which they Of
fer 10 the citizens of fairfield and adjoining eoun-
ties at wholesale or retail. Ut prices very low
indeed.
Their Stock has been manufactured aud select.
ed with particular Reference u this market. aud
they can truly say that they have the most exiet.
siye assortment. at prices "a low il not ower
than any other establishment in this secion u OHIO
Their Clothing are not purchased from, or maii.
ui1ctured by Je"s, Iior Is the Goods from which
they are made bought at anrIiOn:bui they are pur.
chased for tho cish. lroin the most extensive i'm.
porters and manufacturers in the United State,
aud their mOttO sliu at oil times be "fdrge sales
and snail profts
lIIey feel willing aud ready. ai all times "a
warrant every article sold and il found defective.
upon returning it, will make il good xchange il
The time for "blOwing' is past aud all they
wish IS 10 snjmt the quality. make aud price Of
their Goods to candid public. aud rs lirDof oi
what ihcy say, they earnestly solicit all TO call
aud examine their Clothing. for they will ut all
Times be happy 10 show tlIeir G,,Ods aud give the
PrIceS'So that tlley may he compared with others.
SO COME ONE AND AID,
who wish to purchase their winter clothing. and
save your money, by buying al lower rates Than
you have ever done heretofore. aud a, low as any
body else Esell them he they Jew or GsaGie.
! 4Aey ha5e mdde arr0Hgemenfs by whteh hey
co" "tPPy country dealerS IN any amoaat at Ate
lOtvest New York prices.
Among HER stock, may be found every ar.
clppI wslr'nS apparel necessary to cornplete q
gentleman wardrobe
helf BLOCK IS loo large 10 give foil descrip.
,Ioh su'hce IL 10 say That II comprises over 1000
uaTmeH'S o' every color style and finish. worn
at 'iie present dSy. such as BHcS. Blue. Grey
brown aGd Ofab Blanket OVER COATS
biack' Brown. Oiivc Invisible Green Grey aud
Drao CIoll ahd Moiliir OVER COATS, all lined
Wen lur Mihler.
BLACK brown Ohve,and Grey Cloth and Tweed
hOCh' DnhoS' SACk ond BUSINESS COATS
oi every Price ana quality which cannot fail 10
LARGE ni M Cotb Sn Taac u"grsn, l"J E lee' fo ,re
fine assortment Metallic Gum Goats, Capes
and Orer-hau's Of IA new style
/ PANTALOONS,o OF the latest and most lasllion.
able styles Of Cloth, Cashmere. Tweed, Cassi.
~g, Which 6UiIpssr % a.ioi6 M1 IN Mcoferoy &c. at prices
! VESTS, Of Satin, Silk. Cloth Wool yclys,
Valences Cashmeres. &c. in G,c, or evar,, 81.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Eslatc or Jacob VYagner.

NOTIcE is hereby given, that the undorsigned
IN has been appoihihd aud duly qualified as
Administrator Of the Estate Of JiooB wA0SEn,
deceased late Of Greenfield township. Fairfield
county, Ohio. All persons haviug claims against
said EstaIe will present them Tor aetibment, le-
gully authenticated within one yesF-aiid al those
indebted will nuke imWeJiaIe Payiheit to
HENRY KlSTLER Ada,'tor.
November Q, l849. 4we6'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. l5--A little after FIVE
O'Clock, the steamer Louisiana, having on board
large cargo and number Of passengers, while
about starting to go up the river burst her boiler
The steamer Storm which had just come down
the river. with number Of passengers. was along.
side, endeavoring to reach tho levee when the
explosion took place.
Many OF the passengers on both boats were
hurried into eternity without moments no.
tice.
The Storm had her pipes blown away aud was
otherwise damaged. The Louisiana is almost
complete wreck.
Already fifty dead bodies have been recovered,
aud the levee is strewn with the dead and dying.
Hundreds OF citizens are assembled around the
melancholy scene, endeavoring to recover and re.
cognise the bodies Of the victims
Arms, legs and heads are scattered in every di.
rection, making most sickening spectacle,
Advices from the city of Mexico to the Goth
ult., have been received, which states that re-
volt had been commenced in favor of Santa Anna
by Colonel OF cavalry named vii Cava The
leaders Of the inSurection in Cocula had been ex-
ecuted, and the insurrecton suppressed. This
report looks rather eqnivocal.
SEcoED DISPATCH.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 17.-Capt Kennon of
the steamer Louisiana. has been arrested and held
the boiler is attributed to carelessness. aud
searching investigation of the matter is 10 be had
Many more deud bodies have been found, and
it is thought that the number of killed will not be
less than two hundred, besides many wounded.
The flags of the shipping in harbor are all flying
at half mast, in consequence OF this calamity.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-This is the 18th day of
the trial Of Childs, and fourteen witnesses have
been examined, including the President and CASH
Ter, two Tellers Book keeper, and nine directors
of the Bank. No positive evidence of his guilt
has as yet been elected. The trial will probably
last several weeks.
man named Thomas was arrested yesterday,
having in his possession large number of cOun-
terleit soldiers warrants-O. S. Journal
ST. LOUIS, Nov 2O.-The steamer St. Paul
struck log at Hat Island last evening, while on
her way to New Orleans, heavily reighted with
produce breaking every timber in her larboard.
She run on bar and sunk to the main deck
Boat valued at $4,000.
DETROIT, Nov. 1--WE have received intelli.
gence by the steamer Franklin, Just arrived from
the Sault, that great excitement prevailed there
in consequence of threatened collision between
the Indians aud miners. 1t appears the authori-
ties OF Canada have refused to compensate the
Indians for the land now in possession of the
Quebec Mining Company. the authorities having
made themselves responsible for the payment Of
the money The Indians had stolen three can.
non, and, numbering about 200 men, among
whom are 80 white men. were on their march to
the works for the purpose of attacking the opera
tives and taking possession Of their property by
force. The most serious consequences are ap-
pretended. as the Indians are well armed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
10 VVatchmakers Il Dealers

In Jeweiry, Cutlery and Variety Goods.
HAVING moved iu,o our new Store, No. 1870
i L Main ST., Cincinnati, under the CONNER.
cial Bank we are now opening uur Fall Stock,
consisting in part as follows!
Gold und Silver Watches.
Fine aud Common Jewelry Spectaoles,
Spectacle Glasses, Accordeons, Pistols
Razors, Knives and Scissors;
fiue Freuch aud Yankee Brass Clocks;
Violins aud Violin Strings;
A general assortment of Watchmakers' Tools,
and materials &C., &c, of our own direct inpor'
tatiou aud purchase from tire otigiuh nianuac-
turers, and all which we will sell at as low prices
as any house in The country. DUHME d 90
Cincinnati, October5 S. l849-Ga=ette 3m92.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Receipts FOR THE GAZETrE,
WWGI9N@AHo

MARRIED-On the llth inst by Rev. L. J.
Wagenhals, Mr.. NICHOLAS SWARTZ to Miss
SUSAN BARTALOMEW. of this town.
On Tuesday evening last by the same. Mr..
JOHN g. HOFFMAN to Miss CATHARINE
FIDLER, Of this town.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
MMRNN GO o. no. s. !.

HUST to hand and now opening, completely
81 assorted stock of French Merinos, Lyoneese
Cloths, French Cashmeres. Coburg Cloths, Plain
and Figured Nous de LANES, Ldmarline Plads,
Black g. changeable Silks, changeable, Black and
Bard Alpacas, among them haTdsome plain
aud Plaid Alpacas for Quarter Of Dollar a
yard at
November l6, 184D WISE'S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Noticc--An Attachlncnt. I.

A my instance an attac hment was this day
"A. issued by George Sanderson. Justice Of
the Peace Of Hooking Township, Fairfield coun
", Ohio, against the property and effects of Will
liam s. Miller, nonresident OF said county.
g. X MILLER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Strawberries.

7 HE undersigned Agent for "Griggs Bristol
Nursery" respectfully announce that he has
a large supply of the nmitable 'Hovey's Seeding
Strawberry which are offered for sale on more
reasonable terms than they can be bought else.
where. The plants are fresh and vigorous Now
is the time to set them out IL you wish to eat tile
luscious fruit next June Call and examine.
The plants are put up in moss and can be sent
to any part OF the State by stage or otherwise -
Full instructions for planting, &C., accompany
each 100 plants. Nj. 2. KREIDER
Lancaster, September 81, 1919 2I