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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
SheriG's sale.
Sophiah Cochran,

SnphlaL Cochran, ..
as, PIN GAHtIIlUN.
Susan Denton, e ais.
DYvirluc ornD order Of sale to me directed from
DtheCourt of Common Pleas for Fairfield coun
", Ohio, twill offer aud expose to sale by pnblic
vendue and oui-cry before the door OF the Court
House in said County, on Saturday The gin day
of March merit. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
4. NJ. and 4 o'clock ?. ". Of said day ihe follow
ing described Lands and Tencmenis, to-wt: Part
of Lot No 6, Of the Town Of Lancaster, Ohio,
beginning at the Northwest corner ~ said Lot
No 6; thence East l24 feet; thence South l82
feet; thence West l2l feet thence North 1872
feet To the place of beginning, with all the i'm
pruvements, subject 10 the incnmberance OF Dow
er therein, Us has been assigned To Susan Denton
wife of Philip D. Denton deceased.
Terms of lSaIe.--One-ihird the purchase mo
ney to he paid in hand, one-,hird in one year and
one-thirl in two years, with interest oil deferred
payments from day of sale. Appraised at $1,000
OLIVER II. PERRY. Sheriff, F. c
February 20. l849 pisa 5w49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

EDY virtue of various vendi. Exponas to me
HDdrecled from the Court of Common Pleas
for Fairfield County Ohio,l will offer and expose
to sale by public vendue and outcry at the house
of David Fall in Walnut Township, on Tuesday
the 18th day March Inst, between the hours OF
ten o'clock A. M. and o'clock p. NJ. OF said day,
the following described goods and chaitels to witt
One Stallion. 80 head ofSheep. l8 acres OF corn
in the shock. 80 acres of wheat in the ground, 3
three year old hefers, one horse colt.-2j head of
stock, hogs, one four horse wagon and bed, one
small cot2 years old, one Durham Bull, one roam
mare, one bay horse; one roam horse and one roam
mare. e.--Taken in execution as the property of Da-
vld Fall and David Pence at the suit oi Edson B,
Olds and others. Terms ol sale cash IN hand.
OLIVER H. PERRY. Shf.
March cd. l349. 2w43 pf. 81 80.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

IowA-The Legislature adjourned on the 18th
of january. Among the bills which passed was
one exempting homestead worth five hundred
dollars from execution, on al debts contracted aE
ter the fourth Of July next. An act hlso passed ol
the instruction of the deaf. dumb and blind, ap
proprating five hundred dollars annually for the
benefit of the deaf and dumb, and two hundred
and ffty for the blind.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

wThe Washington Union, aludng to the ar.
rival OF General Taylor, remarks: "Mr Polk and
his family will remain until after the Inauguration
Butwe understand his purpose is to leave Wash-
ington on the 5th of March. with his family and
several of his friends, pass through Richmond and
take the Southern route to New Orleans, and then
to Nashville. This is a portion of the country he
has never visited"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
NoRwALK AND SANDUsKY MoNEY-Nor

NoRwALK AND SANDUsKY MoNEY-Nor-
walk money circulaIes readily at nearly
all our stores, and upon the Mansfield
Railroad, at 100 cents on the dollar.
Sandusky money is said to apprecia-
ting in value. For time it would not
be taken for goods at any price, but now
it passes readily for rs aud so cents on
the dollar for drygouds and even groce.
ries.-Sandusky Clarion,
Notwithstanding all this, the first opportunity
you have to pat of what money you have on tles,
banks atany thing like par, let it go aud neve
take another dollar of it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

ESTIMATE OF THE POPULATION OF THE STATES.
Tho Commissioner of Patents has allowed the
New York Tribune to copy his estimates as a.
boye from the Report which is now forthcoming.
AS we have not space for the table in full, we Sc
lect the items below:
Present Population-Maine, 6l5,O00; New
Hampshire, 100000; Massachusetts, 875, ,OOO;-
Rhode Island 1876, 900; Connecticut $40, 900; Ver-
mont. $40, ,OOO New York, 9, $4,000 New Jersey
425OOO; Pennsylvania, 2,22o,OOO; Delaware,
IS 900; Maryland $4,000; Virginia, 1895, 1000,
North; Carolina, 100000, South Carolina 62O OOOi
Georgia, 825 900; Alabama, 7l6 ,0O0 Mississippi,
$4,000; Louisiana, 100000; Tennessee, $50 ,OOOi
kentucky, 100000 Ohio, 100000; Indiana, L..
100000; Missouri $4,000; Arkansas, 200 900;
Michigan, 100000; Florida, 80 900; Wisconsin,
250,OOO;-Iowa, $50 900; Texas, l5O 900; Distric,
ofColumbia, 4s ,OoO; Oregon, $4,000: Total 81.
686.OO0 being an increase offour and half mill
IONS since 1910, The estimated Increase in Ohio
g over 100000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

New EsTABLIsHMENT.- readers
attention is directed to the advertisement
ofthe philadelphia Commission Store" +"
1t is new establishment, conducted
on new principles, and the stock embra-
ces the first arrival of Spring goods for
1S49. Call and see.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

ETAn interesting discovery has been made in
the Arctic Oceau, one that may possibly lead to a
new tropic. Captain Boyce, whaeman of Sag
Harbor. has recently returned from voyage in
which he explored new whaling ground and
made important discoveries North OF Bhering q
Straits. During his cruise in July and August,
he saw no ice, and the weather was ordinarily so
pleasant that his men could work in light clothing
and it was so light through the night that whaling
might have been carried on during the entire "a
hours. Capt. D. found the whales numerous. and
Of differen, species from any he had before seen
and Of three different kiuds-all very tame. Both
the American aud Asiatic shore lie found inhab
ted By numerous tribes of Indians; some of whom
he saw passing from one continent to the other
in large canoes. Good anchorage was found in
most parts Of tho ocean, from Is to IS lathoms
Capt. Boyce wns induced to seek this new ocean
by the representation Of Capt. Beechy, who visi
ted the region in 1927, and describes it in hi:
voyages.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

WooLLEN WASTE The Baltimore American
Farmer says, what is called Woolen waste at fac.
tories where woollen clothes are made. is valua-
BILE manure. comprising at least 30 per cent of nj.
trogen. Farmers in the vicinity of factories ought
to purchase such refuse stuff if obanuble at fair
prce-as 24OO pounds Of it is sufficient to manure
an acre of ground.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
Nicholas Sidmer,s Estate.

TNHOSE interested will take notice. that the
subscriber has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator with the Will annexed of the
Estate of NICHOLAS SIpNER, deceased late OF
Clearcreek Township. Fairfield county. Ohio.
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Adm'tor.
February 23 1919. 4w4e
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
AftacIlnIent N0Iice.

n OTICE is hereby given, to all whom it may
/ Y concern, that Jesse b. Hart. for the use OF
John Reber. on the 24lh day Of JaRnary instant
sued out Of the Court sf ColnlHon Pleas Of Fair
field County a writ of Foreign Attachment against
the Goods, ChatteIs. Rights. Credits, Monies and
chants and Mechauics BAk Of Wheeling, fOr Nine
served snd returned.
Dated this 26lh day vi January. A. D. 1919.
A!test--JOEL RADEBAUGH, CLerk.
February 3, l249. 6w4O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

K"BELL OF Tennessee recently made speech,
occupying two days in its delivery. in the Senate,
upon proposition to establish Government in
California. 1t received four votes, Rather poor
pay for so great an effort.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

a(5-No man that las ever fairly tried .He.Aiisiers an
Healing Ointment, can or will say it is good III,
other hand thousands saying that it s 1.-THE hest fam.
medicine they lave used. Now wish ii 10 he fair
ly tried, before giving judgement either way, As for
selves know ofnO better article Of medicine IN SerOla
Scald Head Old Sores Itch, Salt aeum &c &c. also 70
Rheumatism Group and Gout, believe It is unrqualled
The Hair OIL too, by its operation upon The rulcc ofth
skin relieving it from that ieverish state which produces
Headache and in many instances BadRess worth all thu
Hears grease and "McAcer oil" that be procured-
It sovereign remedy for Sick and Nervous Headache
and for Badness.
DC-See Advertisement 3w43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
4 fine Farm for Safe.

EkHE subscribers are authorized 10 sell upsn
- accommodating terms as tS payments. the
large aud valuable improved Farm Consisting OF
5s4 ACRES, known as tire SmitA FnrIn; amt
lyiuy nG the Newark Road. in Pleasant township,
about 3 miles north Of Lancaster.
PsIsors desiruus OF examiqing the promises may
call GU Robert Smith. VIII, res dies upon thSA;
aud for further details " either sf the Subscribers
in Lancaster. JAMES WH..E
JOHN T. BRAZBE.
July Z, 1918. 9H.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
pExtracl of a letter written at

IVNNFILLE' UTHIIU NVVTl z w, NIITII II, lou,
Ny wife has been afflicted for number Of years with
general drosy about year past increased TO alarm
ing STATE so much That her limbs mt times swollen 10
onehrd over the natural size Tile disease continued 10
reduce her strength, After irving many kinds Of NELL
cine came 10 the conclusion that her quite hope
less When your Vegetable iith0nripc Mixture was re-
commended concluded that would try more and by
doing found il successful in curing fer using two
large and small hottie she believes herself entirely
cured give you tins testimony hoping that prove
benefit to those who he afflicted with the dis
ease, that they may try il any find reief-nnd also wish
10 express my gratitude 10 Dr. Vaughn the inventor of this
| medicine. JARlUS COOK"
This letter handed the Agent for the sale of .
Great remedy in Dunnvile Canada fest. Reader go
the Agent in this place ask for pamphlet concerning G.
Vaughus Vegetable Lihontrpte Mixture, his advertise
| ments are In columns.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
WEEKLY GOSSIP.


EF'The Washington correspondent Of the N.
Y. Express states that good deal oil indignation
is felt at the continued disposition OF the Execu-
tive to thrust appointments upon the Senate in the
last hours of his administration. Whenever a va.
cancy eau be found it is filled however important
or unimportaut the Office Every present expira-
ton is the signal for reappointment or for putting
some one in Office not there before. The very
mon who refused to act upon the last Oppoint'
ments of John Quincy Adams, and such unaccep.
tionable ones as that orMr Crittenden, Of Ken.
lucky, to seat upon the bench Of the Supreme
Court now receive and approve whatever Mr..
Polk may send. Immediately preceding Mr..
Folks administration, during the last days of the
Tyler dynasty, no important appointments were
acted upon by the Senate, but now they come by
scores, of high degree and low degree, Civil and
Diplomatic. Military and Naval all sorts and in all
places--It would seem indeed, as il the friend.
of the Administration were in the last stages O
starvation. They cling to the spoils with desper
ate tenacity, and hold on to Office like men who
believed that public Office was the only good thini
under Heaven.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
LANCASTER INSTITuTE.

LANUASTEH INATITUTF'
There will be meeting ofthe Lancaster Insti
tute. on Friday evening March Cd, at the Town
Hall.
Address by C.. d. MARTIN, Esq.
Alter which the following question will be fol
discussion:
"Ough Capital punishment be abOIshed."
Citizens generally are invited 10 attend.
JOHN r. MUMAUGH, President.
a. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
March .. 1919.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

AN OLD CLAIN-A curious claim is now be.
Cadmus demanding payment for the passage oil
General Lafayette and family from France, in
1925. The amount claimed is S. 900, OF which
81 600 is for passage money, and s. 900 is asked
by the captain as II bonus for giving his personal
attendance during the voyage.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

GEN. TAYLOR arrived in Washington, OH the
Gath inst. He was still unwell from the fall, which
he received at Madison, and could not participate
in the proceedings Of the citizens. He was wei
coined by an enthusiastic crowd.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

LIST OF DErAULTERs.-The State Treasurer of
Pennsylvania has communicated to the Legsla-
ture list of defaulters to the State remaining
back for severa. years. The number s375, for
various sums, from $1,000 up to $S4,24s 20 -
The gross amount of the deflcation is $5O7 .44O.-
80. Suits to recover the money have been en-
tered in several cases, but much of it is entirely
ll,cf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

HOGS KILLED CiNcISSArl.-The Hog sluugh-
,ering season has closed at Porkopos, and the
Chronicle gives the aggregate killed at Cincinnati
and Covmgton in the season Of l84,-49, at $780,
500 head, and the whole number cut including all
brought in dead by river, canals, railroad and
wagons. at 100000 head This is falling off OF
90 900 head compared with the previous season.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

SEssIBLE QUEsTloSs.-An exchange paper
asks, "What sort Of an economist is the man who
chews $40 worth of tobacco in a year, and stops
his newspaper because he cant afford to take it!''
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

UupREcEDENrED TRAvELLiSG.-The Montreal
Transcript says that horse named Fly was late
Iy trotted from Cornwall to Montreal a distance
of ninety miles, in six hours and fifteen minutes,
excluding stops. This is over fourteen miles an
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

DEUSR ES-The largest assortment ever
- brought to this place, consisting in very
large assortment Of Paint brushes, Varnsh brush
es, Whtewash, Scrubbing, Dusting and Sweeping
brushes, Shoe and Hurse brushes; also, HAIR
Flesh. Nail, Teeth, Close, Hat, WhiSker, and Sha.
wing brushes for sale wholesale aud retnil. by
Aug 10, l848. BURY a. BECK
We in particular call the attention of the Ladies
and Gentleman Of this place, to our assortment of
toilet brushes s.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

SuIcIDE.-MT. Isaac Cool, an old aud respecta.
BILE citizen of Columbus, hung himself in his sta
BILE on Saturday night last 1t is thought that he
was deranged.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
& Rrooln- Handles,

"a HE subscriber has on hand a large lot Of
Wala1t. Wild Cherry and all other kinds
of1ogs which will be sawed to S,iit the purchaser
upon the shortest notice, into amy description Vi
Lumber.
The subscriber has also lot of Broom Handles
ou hand. aud is rendy TO make to order, upon short
notice, any number, Of tie bet GOOD.
The mill is situated six miles northwest Of Lau-
caster aud twu miles sO1h of Carroll. Letters
can be addressed, postpaid. ia the Subscriber,
Lancaster. JOHN s. SNYDER.
February D. is4s. 40
Hsraid CircleviIIe, publish lie above 9 months
and cLaraa thls uifica
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

is in contemplation by the American Art Union to
purchase Pembrandt Peale's great painting of the
Court of Death" for Of its prizes in the class
of l849. The picture is very popular and posi-
bly, could not be purchased for less than $40, 900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

WINE AND BRANDY FOR CALIFoRYIA.--Paris
papers by the Niagara state that there were fitting
out at the port of Bordeaux for California, twelve
vessels the chief articles of their cargo being wine
aud brandy.
1t is stated that one house in this city has sent
out $4,000 worth liquors to California.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

MILITARY PRsrERs.-In addition TO Messrs
Clark of the Harrington Journal and Mcclure oil
the Jxm;ata Sentinel Gov. johnson of Pennsylva-
mia mas appointed the following editors Aids to his
Excellcncy, with the rank of Lieut. Colonel, 4.
C. Darlington of the Lancaster Examiner. G. w.
Hamersey of the Lancaster Union, j. l.. Sientz
OF the Blair County Wig, and john J Boci'ran
ofthe York Republican. These appointments
would Indicate that Gov. johnson, unlike some
others. has no idea that mans occupation is any
objection to him when favors are to be bestowed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

INAUGURArIoN BIBLE,-The New York Mir
rOr states that the identical Bible on which Wash
inston took his inauguration oath is still preserv
ed as sacred relic in that city. That great mai
when sworn, laid his hand on the last chapter o
Geness. The owner thinks that General Taylo
would not desecrate the volume, if he were TO la,
his honest hand upon the same page that was con
secrated by his great predecessor and prototype
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
Lancaster, February %,

TPOCEHYEs-4O bags Coffee 50 Mals
" Cinnamon, several bags Pepper aud Alspice,
Tea, Chocolate Sugar, Tobacco. Cloves Ginger,
saltpelre, Rice, Perl Barley Tapioco, Sage, Ar
row root, Jaep, Maccnrona, Vanille. Carde
none. Mace, Nutmcgs, Prunes. Figs Raisins and
Lemmous. etc For sale at wholesale and retail,
by BURY BECK.
Lancaster, August 10, !84G.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

SAVE THE Com Cons. The editor of the Poush.
keepsie Journal and Eagle says he has used corn
cobs in lieu ofcharcoal for more than year, and
remarks; From our experience in the use Of
eobs, we are convinced that they are worth quite
as much, bushel for bnshel, as the best charcoal
and the same quantity will kinde a fire in less
time" Iflhs is the case it would be well for ouI
farmers to bring them into the city for sale.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
IsaIcsf Corn Planter.

II BABCOCK. jun Would cull The atieuton
.of f4nets md Mechanics TO KiLBuRN'S
.PATENT CORN PLANTER TUt. Da,nlue ir
scfy simple and cl,esp--il ~ilI plHt .r GH.- et
auy dis'lHco lequireJ abd WORK WITH sreu PIee'--
sion that no, I'LL gili be- inis.ed 10 an acre a
buy Will thi- machine and % hnrse wij pi'ui n"rr
Corn aud do il macl better, han iyD iuen c..4 b
band.
Alr. -. IIa, q few County fsbi4 10 selii.' ihis
State aud six CouptirS IN lfdiann.
Mr.. p. BARcocG. Jup.-Dear Slr--i willingly
comply with your request III noie dated jay 30
aud say that my autcipaiions were more tiap rrI-
zed IN Kburr's Patent Corn Planter, which ]
bought Of you in March last. it far exceeds any
Corn Planter for simplicity Of arrangement, and
answers the purpose for which il wis invented.
cheeriully recommend it o. the farming comnu-
nty. }. NJ. S9EkWOOU.
Auburn September 4. l84B.
Mr.. BABcocK may be found at the T1llnIad g'
House. where a model may be seen and ~ few
days he will have large inaclIiue ready Tor ex-
lIibition.
Lancaster. February 23. I34g AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
FOR sALE OR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE SITUATION. consisting
IA of Ten ACRES Of LAND aud good fraAe
Hosse, Kitchen. Blacksmith Shop and other out
Buildings. Also, fine yuung Orchard of ekoies
selections. abundance of Cherry aud Peach Trees
There is 20 Acres adjusting said lot for sale Eve
miles from Lancaster, ON tLr old Mnrieta Road.
Bern township. Apply to the subscriber on the
promises Or Benjamin Lower.
THOMAS B. SELDERS.
January &c. 1H40 SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

Col. COLLIER. OF Steubenville. has been ap'
pointed Paymaster General by Gov, Ford.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

The Presidents PRIVATE SEcRErARY.-We
are informed, says the Albany Express, trat Gen.
Taylor has appointed Colonel ]. Trumbull Van
Allen of New York, his private Secretary. Col.
VA. is gentleman of great respectability, and
was recently an Aid ofEx,Governor Young to car
ry 10 Gen. Taylor, then in Mexico the resolutions
ofthe New York Legislature in relation 10 his
great services in the war with that nation,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

DELAWARE SENAToR.-John NJ Clayton hav
ing resigned his seat in the Senate to accept d
place in the new Cabinet Hon. John Wales has
been elected by the Legislature to succeed him
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02
lNACaS
Fresh Arrival.

(tATES & CoSPER are on hand again with a
" rich and extensive assortment of Watches,
Jewelry, Silver ware, Spectacles, Fine Cutlery,
Fancy Goods, &C., which they are selling at such
prices as dstonish every one Just drop in as you
arc passing and take lonk
TallmadSe House, May 20, l8+S. 8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

HoMEs TO Actual SErrLERS.-A bill is before
Congress to secure homes to actual settlers and
cultivators. The difficulty to be overcome IN
such law is the rapid passage Of the land through
the hands Of iuconsiderale settlers into those Of
Spectators. The difficulty would in measure
he overcome the Washington Union suggests, by
making it necessary that the settler should occu-
py the land for term of years say teu-ihe title
not to be perfected, aud no right to the land or
Improvements to be assgnuble until the expira.
ton Of the term; nor unless the settler. or his
widow, or his heirs, had continued to occupy the
lind the whole period Nor should any person
ever be entitled to a second grant where the title
to the first had been perfected.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

How TO PREVENT WET FEET AND PRESERVE
soors.-The Mechanics Magazine says, have
only had pair of boots for the last years. (no
shoes0 aud thiak shall not require any moro
for tie next six years TO come Tie reason Is, |
treat then, in the following manner: put pound
of ,allow, aud pound of resin in Il pot; melt
and mix it. warm the boots apply the stuff hot
with apainters brush, until neither soie uor upper
leather will suck in any more. II it is desired
that the boots should Immediately take IA polish,
dissolve an ounce Of wax i'll spirits of turpentne'
and add teaspoontul Of lampLlack. day after
the boots have been treated with the tallow and
rosu rub over them this wax in turpentine. but
not before the fire, This will give the exterior
coat OF wax alone, and shine like mirror. Ta.
low or any other grease becomes rancid, and rots
the stitching as well as the leather but the rosn
gives it all anlisceptic quality which preserves the
whole. Boots and shoes should be so large as To
admit orwearing cork soles Cork is SO bad a
conductor of heat that within the boots the feet
are always warm on the coolest stone floor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-02

1OH 9NOeaA AHESsGHas4aNAaa4t
TtST received I splsadid assortment Of Sur.
~ girFl aud Dental instrlmenis. OF q superior
inisf aud pattern, amons which NE tho follow
ing. to-wil: fHE af,GEHEfN
Hare LIP Pins cihcterss qreat variety
Anpulatng Instruments. ti1 Pa,ent
Trcpannng do Snnlnls
PucGet iusiruments,2, Liilhuinv fisIrti,nenls
aud hold Ear Trufhpeis
Sbsteiricnl FOrcePs sell lnjrctiug Apparatus
90 Veclis Womb SyrtfN.t
DO perorators Truasss, HrsA variety
do PAcehhi Hooks. scilers
do Crocliets. guarded, Piuggers
,pec uin Vagina Foresrs, every patiern
Do Anl Extracting lusuuaea,S,
DisSecliu2 Instruments fne
Eye lnstriinneatS Mouth Mirrors. variety
Aners Syringe & styles ADluyIiiIsl supporters,
Ear Syringes variety ''ti
Stomach Pumps Ear Speculurns
Cuppiug Instruments. 5uspensnry Buulsges
completes ~ Green's Tongue Holders
Scarhcators, superior anj Frubangs
do Patent Tonsil Scissors. Ffsnck
Spring Lanceis. variety aud American
do Patent Bullet Forceps
Iournequets Polypaa Forceps
| numb Laneets GsOPhagus FOrceps
uyura Scissors GLASS 5Pecuums
rerMouniedP Probangs, LsiIison and ChIoreform
Suiho'copes lnhalers, sc. nc.
BOugIes, every kind
All Of which are offered on reasonable terms
by NJ. z, KRIEDEH.
Lancaster, February %. 1919. AZ