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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

Washington. Sunday, July 22.-Wil-
liam Carey Jones, who has resigned as
Secretary ofthe Board of Mexican Com
missioners, will leave this city in few
days for California, with most important
dispatches for Gen. Persifer F. Smith in
relation to the future government of that
country, as President Taylor has deter
mined to take all needful responsibility
in our organized Territories for the pres
ervation of order
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Estate Of John g. Mack, Jr.

NRO the Creditors of John q Mack, .Jr. deceas-
~ cd. On the 18th day of June, in the year
18i9, the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield
County. declared the Estate of JOHN &. Mack, Jr
deceased, TO be- probably, insolvent; Creditors
are therefore required To present their claims
against tile Estate, to the Undersigned for allow.
ance. within six months from the time above
mentioned OF they will not be entitled to payment
FREDERICK A. MARTENS. Admtor
Ofhe Estate Of John G. Mack, deceased.
July ~, 1919. 4wl2
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Elstale or XViIlianel AIstadI.

1NO the Creditors of William Alsiadt icceas.
~ ed. On the 18Th day Of June in the year
1919, the Court Of Common Pleas of Fairfield
County declared the Estate of William Alstadt,
deceased, to be- probably msolvenr Creditors are
therefore required TO present their claims against
the Estate to the Undersigned, for allowance
within six months from the time above mention.
edi or they will not be entitled to payment
/. p. GUETELlUS, Adm'tor
Of he Estate cf William Aistadt, deceased
July 81, l849 4wl2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Wanted Il 1000 Customers
AND FOR THEIR BENEFIT HAVE BEEN
r ECE EIV ED
PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION STORE.
JOHN G. WILCOX, AGENT.

Al MI
PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION STORE.
JOHN G. WILCOX, AGENT.
A SPLENDID addition of Staple and Funcy
IA Dry Goods. TO those already on hand, such as
Beautiful Bareges, all wool at 90 cts. per yard
Ginghams. fine, at II l-2 cents per yard
Prints entirely new styles. cheap
"A Twilled Oil Chintz, scarlet
Victoria Netls, for Capes, a beautiful article
Thread Laces. Pink. Blue and White Illusion
Blond. Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, handsome
Green Turks Satin Parlsols
French Necdle-worked Collars. at ~, 81. 4Octs
do do do Cuffs, great bargains
Black Lace Veils all prices.
Dress Handkerchieis, all qualities and colors
Black Lace Mitts and Gloves
Large Pearl Buttons, for Ladies' Dresses
Ladies' Cotton aud Thread Gloves, beautiful
and cheap.
Linen Lrstres. 25 per cent cheaper than ever
Black and Mode cold Merinoe SlawIs, heavy
silk iringes
Ladies' cold and unbleached Cotton Hose
Boys Mixed Cotton Socks, all sizes
Emb'd Swiss Window Curtains, from 3 cents
per yard to 81 pair
Brown Linen Table Cloths, as low as 25c each
Bleached 6-i do do do 624 do
Towels, Tuwoling DiaperS Napkins all qualities
Cassimercs. all wool. as low as 623c per yard
Check Tweeds. Plain Mixtures, Sirip'd Mix
lures. Camblets. Jeans. Taylor Mixtures, Corded
Drillings superior Corded do for Mems wear
All kinds of Sheetngs, from cents per yart
to heavy aud splendid at l21 bleached
RPETlNG.-The Stock in this article i
still kept up and sold at remarkable iOtc prices
Almost every article in the Dry Good line cal
be found at this celebrated establishment
Remember, Goods are sold at the Philadelphia
Commission Store, cheaper than at any othe
house in this place.
One price for Goods and all marked in figures
Remember dlso-The Farmer can always sci
his trade for money in Lancaster, and by buyini
his Goods at the Philadelphia Commission Stor
save vastly more in the course of the year tia
pay his taxes.
Lancaster. June Is, l3i9 G
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
White Lead,

AdA KEGS pure and No. l. just received, aud
~ for sale low by /. Buzz
..uncaster. May 4, l848. ."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Sr T,ouIs .Julv 20.

The steamer Algoma, Mary, Dubuque
and Phoenix, wore burned on Saturday
night. Subsequently, riot occurred be-
tween the fremen and Irishmon; the lat
ter stealing goods from the wharf, the
former threw W water on them, and riot
ensued. Firearms were used by the
Irish, and Is persons we're wounded.
The police and military finally restored
quiet,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

Ii q. TROU r, continues to carry
III on the Tailoring Business, and will always
be found at the old stand, in Shq0ers Building,
one door east of The Tdllmadgc House, where
he will be ready to wait upon all who may give
him call He will constantly be in receipt the
81 ATBGT SsAgBR@ ST S .
And his work will be Of the neatest and most
durable kind. He will employ none but the best
and will use every effort to please the
public and securea share of their patronage
Give him call.
Lancaster, June 9, 1849 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

FANIlE Season Of the
"A year has ONE when
extreme care should he
lakeu Of the health. Near
y At! Of the diseases ol
Summer aIe traceaple to
the exposure in the spring,
or to the neglect Of those
medical means which
should have been resorled
10. 1t is not surprising
that the human system
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Medical Notice.

DIR. A. DAVIDSON,
NRADUATEo Of the University Of Maryland
M after Two years spent in active practice with
DR.. B,srsller, now icnders his professional servi
ces 10 the citizens of Lancaster aud vicinity
Always found at his Office in CONNELL's . Row
immediately back Of The Old Public Offices and
two doors south OF the Eagle Office. or at the 70
sideuee Of Mrs. Sumner. on Main-street. few
doors east Of the Post Office
Lancaster, May II, l849 lyI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

INDIANA HARvEsT.-The truth is com
ing out, With reference to the Wheat
crop of Indiana, the State Sentinel, after
remarking that "speculators will make
the most of the stories about the failure
of the crops, of course" says: We have
no doubt that the surplus of the Wheat
crop in this State, bad as the harvest
weather has been, will be much larger
than any previous year. Cincinnati
Gnzekte.
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Iht Mlarkrts.
LANCASTER, Friday, August D. IG49.
WEEKLY nv KtgKrApE a nnrV

By Teiegrapk-For tke ZanseviHe Courier.
PlTrsBURGH, July 80.
Sales Flour al $4,75; Of Bacon Hams at cents;
Whskey 21922 cents Sugar 5G05s cents; Mulas.
ses 2G028 cents W Gallon
BALTIMORE, July 3l-P. NJ.
Three Hundred Beeves sold at $505,5O; Hogs
s4,250$4,75.
CLEVELAND, July aS.
The snles fare unimportant. We notice ll8
Kegs Butter at ca. 81, 0 and 81 cents; 81 barrels
Mess Pork Sill 10 do Eggs l05 CTS; one ton com.
mon Smoked Hams % cents; 300 bushels Corn
at 43 cents; 1870 Barrels Flour at s4,37i.
NEw York, July 3l-P. NJ
1900 head OF Boeves were offered to day and
good retailing quantities were taken at $4,000
SO 90 per 100 pounds.
BY TeiegraPh-FOr the Scioto Gazette.
CINCINNATI. Jnly 30.
Four-We noticed a sale Of 1000 barrels from
Canal at $4,625; the tendencyis downward under
the influence Of the large receipts Oats 334 cenlsi
Bacon, Sides at SIC. pkd; Shoulders ut 4fcts pkd
Cattle-The demand is brisk and the butchers
pay $50$5,5O for good beeves.
CHILLicoTHE, August |.
The price of Wheat is 81 90: Flour retails al
s4,75 "a $500; Corn, in ear 25 G0 90 cenis Oats
2aci Barley 4O04jc; Flaxseed G2065c.; Beans SO
@G2 cts; Lard. 5G5I C; Bacon, II. R., a ceuts
Zanesville, Hooking, Kanawha and Luke Salt
| $l,37; Hams 74 10 ccnts-Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
In Fairfield Common Pleas
IN CHANCERY.
james NJ. Trait.
George Myers, Henry T. My
ers, Henry 7. Galloway,

George Myers, Henry L. MY I'm CHANCEhf,
ers, Henry =. Galloway,
John Borand, et al.
~ ME- Defendants being non-residonts of Fuir
field county, Ohio, and ofthe State aforesaid
are hereby notified that the Complainant hath fill
ed his Bill IN Chancery in the Court aforesaid,
therein praying that the Defendants George My
ers and NJ. A Daugherty, Esq, Receiver of his
effects, on the one part, and said Henry T. Myers
and Henry 2. Galloway and William Slade, Jr.
and John Borland, Receivers Of the effects ofsaid
Galloway and Myers, Of the other part, may be
decreed TO interpead us 10 their respective title
to certain note of hand made by Complainant
and William V Thornc, deceased, dated Septem-
ber 28th 1889 to Alfred FahnestOck or order, for
the sum Of $la45 5l-I0O, payable on the first day
of April. A. d. l343 with interest from It's datei
which said note is now in the custody OF said Re.
ceivers of Galloway and Myers, and being pressed
TO suit against the Complainant-and the Conn
plainunt is notified that the possession OF said note
| by said Receivers is wrongful aud that the same
is the property of the said George Myers and the
said Daugh6rty his Receiver. Said Bill will come
on to be heard at the September Term, a. d l849,
of the Court aforesaid, and if Defendants do not
then appear and plead, answer or demur to the
same, the said Bill will be taken as by them con
fessed and decree pro confesso taken according
ly. JOHN d. MARTIN
Solicitor for Complainant
July 90, 1849. 6wllpGee$525
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

ERIAL BoMBARDMENT. The Govern
ment ofAustria appears TO have a serious
intention to attempt an aerial warfare up
on the rebellious cities of the empire;
and some hundred balloons are in pro.
cess of completion, capable Of holding
sixty pound bombs, which will fall from
a prodigious height and do terrific slaugh-
ter. The experiments have been tried,
and resulted successfully. Venice, it is
said, will be subjected to this attack. and
if successful there. the fortresses of Com.
orn and Paterswarden will share the same
fate.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

Chicago. July 24,-A destructive fire
broke out in this city last Saturday night,
consuming the entire block bounded by
Lake Dearborn, State and Rrandolph
streets. The surrounding, property was
more or less injured. The loss is es'ima-
ted at $4,000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

9'No man that has fairy tried McAlisters All Healing
Ointment willOr say ii is not good. On the Other
haud thousands saying that is the hest family Medi
cine they have used Now we wish ii to lie fairly
tried before giving judgment either way As for ourselves
we know ofno better article of medicine, in scroiulu
Scad head. Old Sores. Itch, Salt Rheum, &c, &c. Also
for Rheumatism Cronp, and Gout, believe ii is une
quned. The Hair oil too will badness, when all
Bears Oil or other cosmetics known have failed,
See advertisement in another cohmn.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Kidder's Horse Liniment,

NOR the cure of Sprains, Wnd-Galls, Ring
Il Bones, ,Spavns, Stiffness of The Joints Wounds.
Saddle, Calls, &c, for sale by NJ z. KREIDER
Lancaster, July Is, l849 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
E1tr1 French Brandy,

INOR THE SICK. An article which cannot
IL be surpassed, for sale by NJ. z. KREIDER
Lancaster. July 10, l849 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

New ORLEANS. July 20.-It is rcpor-
ted that Mr. Wilkinson, the cashier Of
the Canal Bank, has proved defaulteI
to the large amount offrom 100 to $780,
900 dollars. All mistake.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

DEFALoATIoN.-The Washington Re-
pnblic states that in addition to the case
of the defalcation of Eli Moore, in New
York, brought to light by his removal,
other similar cases have been discovered,
which are not yet made public.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

From LIBERTA.-A letter from Port
Praya states that'the English have bro
ken up the slave stations at Cape Mount
by burning the factories, and killing some
ofthe Spaniards who opposed their land
ing.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
FArugR MATHEWS Fmsr PLEDoE IN

BosToN.-Tho Journal says;
"While going up Washington street.
and just before the procession had ar
rived at the Adams House, an lrlshman
who was evidently somewhat intoxicated
made his way from among the crowd
and extended his hand to Father Math
ew, asked him TO administer the pledge
and instantly dropped on his knees in tho
mud. His wish was complied with il
the customary form; when he arose, anc
saying God bless the temperance cause,
mingled again with the throng."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
0YGlANHAao

MARRIED-On the Goth Of July, l849 by the
Rev. R. c. Benadum, Mr.. ISAAC HUFFMAN
and Miss SUSANNAH COLEMAN, both OF Hook
ing Township Fairfield county, Ohio
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
GATEs AND C0sPER.

A T their Old Stand ia the T'diimadge House,
n have just returned from the Eastern Cities
with much larger aud more elegant assortment
Of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware. Cutlery. Fan-
cy Goods, &c, than has ever bren offered for
sale IN the place. But call aud see our Goods and
priees; they viii give you u more correct idea Of
or merits tlIin ne can through the medium ofan
adDeTtfsemsHt
Lancaster, May ~. lSIg Q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Estate Of IL. Nj. AinswOrtL,,

A tue last June Term of the Court of Com.
N mon Pleas, it was ordered that Creditors oil
said Estate, have until March lst, 1850, to pre-.
sent their claims
Uuess presented by that day, they will be for.
ever buried. WILLIAM SLADE, Jr. Adm.
July 90 1810 6mll
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GREFENRERG COMPANY

INO. 0V, D|Od"Udy, NeU IUH'
WESTERN BR ANCH
No. 3I4, Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohi0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

MANUFACTURING SPIRIT SoUTH.-The
Augusta Chronicle says that not less than
million and half of dollars have been
subscribed in Georgia lately, to build
new cotton mills, which are now being
erected. One hundred and forty thou
sand ofthis sum have been invested OIL
SUBSIDIZED in Augusta.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

DEsTITuTIoN IN PARTs.-There are
now in Paris, 95,l77 persons in absolute
misery from poverty, and 300, ,3s7 receiv-
ing relief from the Government, making
nearly 100000 persons in Paris in a des-
titute condition.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

A despatch of Thursday from Cincin-
natl says:
The Hon. Henry Clay arrived here this
morning. on his way to the White Sui
phur springs of Virginia, He looks fee.
BILE. The old patriot is fast approaching
his latter end.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

Memorial IN Facor Of Hungary.-
The merchants of Liverpool have drawn
up memorial to the Government, asking
for the recognition of Hungary and for a
commercial alliance with that nation.
The memorial is now receiving sigma
lures, and contains a clear and forcible
statement of the reasons why Great
Britain ought to support Hungary in hel
present struggle for independenoe!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

MORE GoLD.-The Texas Star learns
that parties have gone to Washington
Mountains, in search of Gold, which is
found there in great abundance,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

THE FRENcu GOVERNMENT, it is said
will have to ask for credit of from TWEEN
ty to twenty FIVE millions of francs for
the expenses of the Roman expedition.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

THE Troy Budget of Monday, says
that the cholera has nowhere been so
frightfully fatal as in that city. "ln all
other places of which we have any ac-
counts, nature or medical skill have saved
some. Here, on the contrary, all have
persisted. Not case has been reported
to the Board 9f Health aOAich has not
terminated in deathP'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
looking Glasses.

HHEAPER than ever offered in Lancaster
" Also, Looking Glass Plates, being in size
from by 10 to Is by 26 at
GATES s. CoSPER'S
Lancaster, June Q, lS49 s.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
CMAIR MANUFACTORY
Extcnsivc Redstcnd Factory,


ON Broad Street, Lancaster. Ohio.
IVHNIlE undersigned would respectfully inform
n his old customers and the citizens Of Fairfield
county generally ihatbe has disposed Of his inter.
est in the Chair Maagfaetpringt To HAnMoS Ayr.
but will continue at hs old siaud, Ia manufacture
BEDSTEADs, &C.,
IN more extensive scale, such rs has always
been found at his old stand.
The Chair manufacturing will still he carried on
by Mr.. AyY. in the same shop with myself, where
persons eau be supplied with every thng in that
line the same as when conducted by myself
A large supply of READY MADE FURNT-
lTURE will be kept constantly On hand-such as
Tables, Chairs, Bedstcads, dc. &c.
Persons cannot fail being suited, gu the most
reasonable terms. ~ Call and examine for your
selves. SAMUEL WILHELM.
Lancaster, July 81, l3i9. 6ml2
n. B. Farmers bring on Your four horse tealnsl
For $50 you can get enough furniture to load you
down. Us we are determined to sell cheap for cash
or country produce. Come up!--roll up!!--any
way 80 yOu get up
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

REMAINS OF WoRTH AND DUNCAN
The New York Common Council, on
Monday, appropriated the sum of $1,000
to detray the expenses of bringing home
the dead bodies of Gen. Worth and Col
Duncan. A committee has been appoint
ed to proceed thither Immediately.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

DR. G, G. Vaughns Vegetable Lithontrptc the Great A.
merlcan Remedy here is letter from
IllLLsBoROuGH o. Jan. lst 1911.
DR.. G. C. VAu0HN:-Dear Sir-l deem it a duty owe
you and the world at large TO make the following state
nent In August last your travelling agent el some of
your medicine with to sell Seeing the great recon-.
mcnda0hs and being myself afflicted with liver complaint
tried small bottle; 1t Of gave me relief tried
second and you will he asOed to learn so great was lis
powers that was completely cured and am now rs stout
and well as ever was in my life. commenced sell
Ing the medicine to my customers and It's singular elect
was Immediately manifested successful In oil eases
Of which medical men stated could not he cured,
cheeruly offer my testimony In favor oiyonr bihoh'
uptic Mixture and hereby snie that consider II superior
10 all other preparations now before Tie country Nl you
please forward more MS possible.
Yours Ne. X. IT, JOHNSON.
Our columns has the advertisement this Grent Amcf
Remedy. Get pamphlet ofthe agents whose names
are found theret
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REM OVAL.

He undersigned hereby informs his friends
and customers thai lie has removed his Shop
into the rooms lately occupied by REgD & BAuoH-
MAS. directly opposite 10 Bury & Beck's Drug
Store, Main street. LaAcosIeT Ohio, where he
will constantly be found. aud always provided
with work, and ready made Boots & Shoes, ot
the lowest possible prices.
JOHN VI. MILLER.
Lancaster, April C. l3I9 AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

CLERK OF THE CoURT.-Col. J ohm Beck
with was appointed Clerk pro TEN ofthe
Court of Common Pleas, on yesterday,
to fill the vacancy caused by the resgna-
ton of VIM. e. Finck Esq,-SOmerset
Dat
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
@ AHIN ET-M KING.

Nn HE friends Of the Undersigned md tie pub
~ lie generally are respectfully Informed that
he has removed bis WARE-ROOM from Broad
Street to Mr.. Brasees building. hree doors north
Of DR.. Saekse's Office. on COiumbus STREET, and
Heariy 0pposife Mr. Mayer'S TaverH.
LIZ. il.fnnh. IL. LINN, IN h..nd
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
ABINET-W ARE

OF all descriptions, such rs
Sofas, sidebOsrds, Secretaries and Bureaus,
oGa kinds.
TABLES and STANDS. Of all descriptions
WARD ROBES and HAT.STANDS all kinds
MAHOGANY and CANE.SEAT CHAIRS.
lie will also keep on hand all kinds Of COm-
mon Chairs and Bedsfeads. at all prices
COFFlNS made on tie shortesi notice aud per
sona atienlioA given to iuneruls.
Persons, ab0ut Ia commence housekeeping,
VIII lind ii 10 Heir adUantdge. Ia call at the place
above mentioned, as the subscriber Intends 10
equal, ilnot excel. other embellishments, in the
qaality and Dariety Of his work. aud the prices
shall be as reasonable asai auy other.
The patronage OF the public is most respectful
y solicited.
All kinds Of Sawed Lumber and Country Pro
duce lakcn IN exchange for furniture.
HAIR aud SHUCK MATTRESSES manulac.
tuic ed 10 order. ID. K. FlSHEL.
Lancaster July 20, l8i0. II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

should be puweriully affected at this time. The
whole realm of nature shows that wonderful nflu-
ences are abroad The outer world awakes to new
life, aud man and beast aud all animated existence
are affected Now is The time therefore, to such
medical preparations as experience has shown TO be
infalIab in The prevention and cure Of disease.
Certain Cure for Cholera.
THE CT REFEN BERG DY SENrERY SYRUP
This invaluable Medicine, was adopted by the
Board of Health of the City Of New York aud tried
with such ,ucress at the Quarantine Hospital, dur
lug the existence of the Cholera there, that no case
was reported after ii had been used two days. 1t
is The Safest, SlTest and Speedlest remedy known,
and has never failed to CURE when used in the ear
ly stages of CHOLERA, DYsENTARY, ,DARRHoEA and
other inflnmalory actions Of the bowels II has been
used with success in consumptive Dysentery where
remedies had failed.
The following from JAMES S. LIBBY, Esq. well
known proprietor Of Lovejoys' Hotel. New York, is
worthy the attention Of all.
E. Barton, Sec'y ofhe Graetenberg Company:
DEAR SlG-The astonishing effects ofihe by SEN
terry Syrup prepared by your Company, in my own
experience, induces me to tender this testimony tc
its virtues am as you know proprietor OF Love-
joys HOtel-and among my numei ous guests have
had frequent opportunity OF testing the efficacy o
the d, srnley Syrup, as travellers are often afflicted
with dysentery aud other bowel complaints. With
in the last two years have known il tried by seve
al hundreds Of my guests, in some cases suffering
under the very worst from dysenlery, aud can sa!
with truth that have rot known it 10 fail in sin
gle case; really believe il rs an absolute specif
for all similar arrangements Of the bowels.
JAMES s LIBBY.
New York Cry, March 2G, 1913.
L. BARTON, Sec'y, GIGfenberg Company;
DEAR SIR-l have several times during the pas
year had the opportunity Of witnessing the effect G
the Grefenberg Syrup in Dysentery, especially !
cases Of a severe form, and have no hesitation !
say that it is admirably adopted for the cure {
that disease. Respectfully yours.
THEODORE r. DE FOREST.
General Agent, Il. GRlFFEE, Frazeyburg
I AGENTS Renmund, Son Beck, Count
Agent, Lancaster, Ohio. j. f. & G. Beck Y Ct
t Lithopolis, Ohio.
d 0S5-Papers publishing for the Graeienberg Go"
D pany are requested TO copy The above.
August 3, l949. IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Fresh Teas.

ETEGA A General assortment of tie Pr
Il "A KIN COMPANY'S celebrated
Fl PACKED TEAS. just received At
.szzs WISE & HILLARD'S
Lancaster June %, 1913.