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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12
The Telegraph Line in Operation,
And Goods selling cheaper than ever!
LITTLE g. DREsBACH,s

HAVE opened their full supply of rich SPRING
HI AND SUMMER GOODS embracing much the
largest and most varied Stock ever offered in Lancas-
ter-consisting in part as follows
LADIES' DREss GooDs.--A splendid Stock of Broche;
Printed and Plain Bereges, Tissues Grenadines, and
various new textures, with long unpronouhcable
names; White Emb'd and Jacquard muslins; neat and
low priced DRESS GOODS for misses and children.
large assortment of Ginghams and Gingham Lawns;
Calcos, Chintz's; plain and figd Red Oil CALICOS;
large stock Of Calcos for patch work. A Red Oil Cur
tain muslin large assortment of plain and fgd Apa-
cas-, new style; Black Bombazine; plain and gd Dress
Sksi English and Italian Grapes, Crape.Lisses Love
Wells and Handkerchiefs.
LARGE STocK OF MEN AND BOYS WEAR-French
German and English CL OTHS and CASSIlfERES.
large assortment Of Vestngs new style; Sattinetts
Tw9eds, Jeans, and new style Summer Goods plain
white Linen Drills plain and fancy colored Linen Coat
ings for men and Boys wear, and Udriety of Neu
Style Goods that can't be named. Come and see fol
yourselves.
SILK AND FANCY Goo1js-Large stock Of Bonnet
Cap and mantua Ribbons; Black Velvet do, Silk and
Cotton FThges Jaconet Swiss and Bobnet Laces Edg.
ihgs and lnsertings; Linen Laces and Bobbh Edgngs
French work'd Collars; Linen Cambria Handkefchiefs
Linen Lawns Working Braid and Coronation Cord fine
assortment Cotton Nets for Capes and Caps Silk Nets
and Illusions; White corded Goods for Bohnsts; plain
and bard Jeccohet; plain and figured Swiss mill and
Book nislins; Victoria Lawns; Ladies' black Nett and
Summer Shawls, Silk Handkerchiefs, Points, SC.
Hosiery, GLOVES, CRAvATs, &c.-A large stock Of
Ladies' and Gentleman's Kid Silk, Lisle Thread and
Cotton Cloves assortment Of misses and children do
white and black fillet mtts and Gloves Ladies' and
Gentleman's Hose; miss and children's do; Gentle
mans new style Cravats and Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Suspenders, &c. &c.
IRISH LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GooDs.-Brown
and bleached Shifting and Sheetings; Pillow Casing;
Bosom Linens Linen and Cotton Table Diaper and Ia
BILE Covers; Damask, Bird-Eye and Crash Towelng;
Curtain musns Furniture checks Blankets Flannels,
Baizes, &c.
On HANn-A large assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES,
Bonnets, Leghorn, China. Pearl, Straw and Palm Leaf
Hats; Cotton Yarn, Carpet and Coveret do; Candle
Wicking and Batting; CIR OCERIES, GLASS and
QUEENSWARE; and in fact every thing usual y
kept in our line of business Families and individuals
about to purchasing their spring and summer supplies,
are respectfully invited to call and examine our stock
and prices. They will find it is our policy to sell
only such Goods, and at prices that will make and
tain customers and secure to true and friends
GEORGE H. LITTLE,
CHARLES DRESBACH,
SAMUEL D. DRESBACH.
Lancaster, April 10 1850 49
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VNTORMs! WORMS,,-Tbe svmni

WORMS! WORMSI!-The symptoms of the
w presence of worms in children should be care:
fully watched by parents and there is reai
son to suspect their existence, every MEATS should be
used to expel them promptly and thoroughly. The
Proprietors of McLahes Vernifuge confident that
they offer the best of accomplishing this reslt
that has ever been submitted to the public; and the
invite to it the attention of all who have the manage:
ment of children. The medicine is a safe and plea.
sant one and never fails to produce the desired effect
For sale wholesale and retail by G. G. Beck and NJ.
z. Krieder Lancaster; W. F. Breck s. Co., Carroll; P.
tiane PleasdntpiHe; JWcbdyard Ne,o Salem; +. .Kalb
h"shglaei Kreider Il Brother, Logan, Hooking coun-
ty, and by Merchants and Druggists generally.
April l2, 1850. 2w4g
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OBITUARY..

D1ED-ln Carlisle Pa March 4th. 1850,
GEORGE WILLIS FoLKE, A. NJ, M. D. in the
28th year Of his age
| There DIRE few dispensatOns of Providence
more inscrutable than the death of young man
OF estimabe character. cultivated mind, and gem
erous heart just entering upon course ofdistin-
guished usefulness, His own high aspirations.
the well-Ounded hopes of his friends, the interest
Of the community which he has been long pre-.
pairing to serve, all plead eloquently for his life,
and are struck down and crushed by his death
But though we cannot comprehend the wisdom
ofso affective visitation. we may rest in the as
surance that the Judge Of the earth doeth right
DR.. Foulke was the son of an eminent physician
OF Carlisle, and graduated at Dickinson College,
A. D. l845. As a student he was remarkable for
proficiency In General Physics. and he attained
more extensive and practical knowledge of fChem-
stry than is usually acquired by the graduate of
College Of Arts.
Subsequently. he attended course ofMedcal
lectures in Baltimore, and another in Philade.
phia, and received the Degree of M. ID ut the
Jefferson College in l847. He then commenced
the practice Of Medicine and Surgery in his ma.
tive town. aud though obliged to compete with
established and able members Of the profession
he Immediately obtained fair and respectable
patronage. His prospects were considered I'M.
usually promising, and his sdccess, particularly in
Surgery. was subjecto frequent congratulalion
among his friends.
But diSease came to blast the buds of promise,
and this noble young man. the pride and hope of
his iamily, gradually wasted away. During the
autumn Of .l849, he sought relief in a warmer
climate. At New Orleans hemorrhage of the
lungs prostrated his strength and he had Just time
to return to the home OF his childhood; aud to the
embrace of his kindred, before the silver cord
was loosed and he slept with his fathers.
II is a source of unspeakable satisfaction to his
friends. md especially to the surviving members
Of his family, that during his last hours he relied
on Christ only for salvation. and that he died in
the faith Of the Gospel Episcopal Record
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ln FaIfaeId ConlGnen i.leas.
PETITION FOR pARTrTToI


Lewis r. Balor, rs John Yourd and ElizaeH Yonrd
his wife, formerly Elizsett Bailor, Joseph BoTu.
ner and julian Borgner. his wife, formerly Julian
BaOr, Josiah Shafer, William Henry Slafer. blirs-
at-aw Of Sarah Shafer, formerly Sarah Bsilor sa1
Moses siaier their father. row surviving, Msfy
Ann Bailor, heir-at-law of John Bailor. Mari Ami
Mack formerly Mary Ann Bailor and Samuel p siIsr
rTNliE above named Defendants will take ro,rs N,
L the above named Plaintiff filed petition sgsnat
them on the 9TH day OF March, instant in the Court of
Common Pleas for Fairfield county Ohio and Is now
pending. wherein the said Plaintiff demands partition
Of the following Real Estate: Part of the North baf
Of the l7h Section, in the 18th Township of the Oh
Range; beginning at the Southeast corner Of said half
section thence West ty-one chains and seyeut Iints
(5l,7O) to post thence North nineteen chains And
ttirtyfoir links (l9,34 TO post thence East ftvop
chains and seventy links (5l70) to post thence South
nineteen chains and thirty four links Q93ll to the
place Of beginning coHtaihhg about one hundred acrps
situate in said cotnty Of Fairfield; and that at the next
Term Of said Court. application will be made bv the
said Plaintiff for order that partition NAV be made
Of said premises. JOHN d, MARTIN,
Attorney for Petitioner.
March o. IsO0. So,25 6w66
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N1@AN9Al,

MARRlED-On the 10th inst. by Doct. Kre
der, Mr. JAMES DENNTSON of Tarlton to Mis-,
MARIA LOUISA SLAUGHTER, daughter OIL
the late Judge Slaughter Of this vicinity
On Sunday, March 3Ist 1850. by the Rev. Mr..
Ellis Mr.. SAMUEL BAKER and Miss ELLEN,
daughter OF Mr.. William Cruit of this county.
On the 18th day of March. by the Rev. David
II. Sworz Mr.. VALENTINE CUPP Of Walnut
Township to Miss HANNAH WINTER, oil
Pleasant Township.
On the 18th nlt by Owen Abbott ESQ.,, Mr..
JAMES SH0FF and Miss SARAH E. LONG, all
OF Madison Township.
On Tuesday. April Cd, by VIM. Harry, Mr..
JOSEPH KELLE and Miss MARY C. LAMB,
all ofthis county.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and duly qualified as Admtor Of the
Estate Of NANCY SMITH, deceased, late Of Rush
creek Township Fairfield County, Ohio. All persons
for settlement legally authenticated within one year
And all those indebted will make immediate payment
DAVID ALRIGHT, Adnl'tor.
march 8, 1850 ~ Iw44
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Peti:ioM Cor Esartilion.

Absolum Alinehart VS. Daniel Buskirk, and Lucy Ann
Buskirl his wife, John Buskirk and Elizebeth Rms
kirk, his wife, Isaac Souder and Ann Maria Souder
his wife Simon Mihehart (minor) Michael AIinehart
, and Juliann Minehart (minorl
ME above defendants will take notice that peti,
Il ton was filed against them, on the 25th day Of
February, A. D. 1850 in the Court of Common Pleas
for Fairfield county, by the said Absolan Mnehart,
and is pending wherein the said Absolum demands
partition of the following Real Estste The West half
OF the Northeast Quarter of Section No 9, Township
No. 16 Range No. i9 and that at the next Term of sa
Court, application will be made by the said Absolum
Mnehart for an order that PARTITION may be made Of
said premises - -.
J0HND MARTIN, Attorney. for Petitioner.
March 1850. s3.5G 6y43
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The Great Hardware Store,
1J0e 99o
SIGN OF THE PADDOCK ANB MILL.SlW.

VOHN EFF1NGER, THOMAS H. WHITE ami
y WILLIAM LATTA, under the name and firm Of
EFFTNGER, WHITE g. LATrA.
Have purchased from JOHN c. WEAVER & CO. y,
their entire interest in the Hardware business And in
addition to their present large and well assorted stock
are now ordering from the manufacturers purchasing
in the Eastern cities and have in their power 10 Of
fer to the Farmers, Merchants and Mechanics oi air
field and adjoining countless Of the largest most
rGried general assOrtmet Of Hard1eGre ever before
opened In this county, consisting of every variety Of
ENGLISH & AMERICAN UARDW ARE.
Cutlery saddlery, Carriage Trimmings, Shoemaker
Findings, Mechanics Tools Iron, Nails Tin, Copper
link, Window SASH Tubs, ChurnS, &c
We do not expect nor want to monopoli2e the trade
but with our facilities for purchasing Goods and CIV
ing our attention exclusively TO business and be.
ing IN cOnsgnt communication with our customers we
will learn their wants and supply them, II any pains in
the markets OF this or any other country will enable
US to do so and at prices low if not lower than any
other establishment in this part of the country.
We would particularly invite the attention OF Cyul-
try Merchants, Saidlers and Dealers in Hnrdlcqre
to our assortment it is intention to keep
stantly on hand large variety Of HGrdlcare Guile
ry and SGdLerv to sell exclusively by the PACKAGE
And with the large cash capital that we have invested
in the business, and making our purchases exclusively
from MANUFACTURERS and IMPORTERS, we will have
~ Jul power W NhOLLbAlak eft ntolI tpttDhb "
Hardware upon as accommodating terms and at as low
rates as any establishment in Ohio We know thai
make il to the interest every man that is il
the habit of purchasing his Hardware in Cincinnati o
Columbus, ordering it from Baltimore, Philadelphia
or New York, to purchase exclusively from US.
We hope the good friends and customers Of Mr.
Weaver will all Of them extend their patronage to tn
new firm and continue to deal with US. Every etfor
will be made to make the new quarters agrceabl
the DID, and to increase the stock and trade Of tn
house. EFFINGER, WHITE & LATfA.
| Lancaster, march 29 1850 AZ
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Remarkable Event.

HAVING disposed Of the Stock Of Hardware Of J
H c. WEAvER & Co to Messrs. EEyIsoER, WHrTT
LATTA and as il Is my desire to close ups soon Al
possible do hope all knowing themselves indebted
either By note Or book account, will come forwarl
and thereby save me the unpleasant issk Of dunning
as It is much more pleasant TO me well my good
customers.
take this method Of returning my thanks to the
public for the liberal patronage they have extended
toward me The firm Of J. c.. Weaver Co., is dis.
solved Of mutual consent.
lwiil be found in the Counting room Of t,e new
firm. J. C. WEAVER.
Lancaster, April 6, 1850 AZ
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Attachment Noiicc.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
l. v cd, that William F. Brech on the 26th day Of
February, A. D. 1850, sued out of the Clerks Office o
the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio
writ oi attachment against the lands and tenements
goods and chatels rights credits moneys and effects
OF John Minehart for the sum of Two Huhdfed and
Fifty Dollars damages, which writ has been served
and returned
Attcst-J' RtDEBAuGH Clerk.
march s, 1850, 6w44
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WThe Illinois (Spring6eId) Organ
says the wheat 6eldsin Sangamon coun-
ty. and in the counties of Logan, De Witt
and Mclean, through which we have
travelled within few days past, present
finer and more promising appearance
than we recollect ever to have noticed
at this season Of the year. We have moi
seen an acre that seems to have suffered
from either water-kiIl or fly, and we trusI
that the hopes of the farmer may have
golden fruition next harvest.
ln the northern portion of the State
the winter wheat has sustained some con
siderable injury on account of the oper
weather.
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WING MEETING.

A meeting of the Wings of Fairfield county
will be held at the Town Hall, in Lancaster, oil
Monday, the 18th day of april for the appoint
ment of Delegates to the Gubernational conven
ton, for the reorganization of the County Cen
tral Committee and for other purposes.
1t is to be hoped that full attendance will be
had from the different Townships OF the county.
BY order of the CEN. COM.
March cath 1850.
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~ Sav;n@s Gnstitute. arc horah,, nnt;foJ ~
on Wednesday he 1st day Of Nay an election will
be held at their BANKING HOUSE,, between the hours
of 10 A. NJ. and P. MI for SEVEN DIRECTORS to
serve the ensuing year. By order Of the Board
G. +. 'GARAGHTY, Cashier.
Lancaster, April r, 1850 Sw4o
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TIME Co-Partnership heretofore existing under the
il firm of BEERY & WYGUNr, in the retail Grocery
business has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent either Of the firm are authorized to settle the
accounts Thankful for the liberal patronage of the
public, they solicit continuance. @. J. Wygum will
continue the business at the old establishment
SAMUEL BERRY,
GEORGE J. WYGUM,
Iaucaster. march os 1880 47
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u GrThe treasurer of the New Orleans
mint has resigned his Office aud shut it.
No one will have it on account Of the low
salary. Exactly. Send the Office up this
way.
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1It appears from the late Southern
papers that the ladies' down South are
for the Union--fo a man. From the
long list of marriage reports to be seen
in the papers. we should infer that the
same patriotic sentiment prevails pretty
general throughout the country.
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
ny THE
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY,

VNcENNEs, STATE OF IHDrANA.
THIS Company is now prepared to insure lives,
l. against losses by fire. and also against tho.e losses
that occur in the transportation of property. tits do
ing business large capital; and its directors
men ofweath, are well known throughout the West.
The Directors of this company III establishing agen-
cy in Lancaster prolhpted by no other than Ii
beral spirit of honorable competition and they are led
to hope that The well established reputation of their
company viii be the introduction to liberal patron.
age.
This company will take short risks on the lives of
persons going 10 California, Apply to
VIRGIL L. SHAW, agent.
Lancaster, march 90, 1850. iy47
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To rhe Wnirs or rnlrfeId,

The coming yearwillbe the most i'm
portaut tothe citizens of Ohio, since the
organization of the State Government.
Not to say anything of the Slavery ques-
tion which is now agitating the minds of
the people Of the whole Union, the fact
that new Constitution is to be framed
for Ohio is salone sufficient to interest ev.
cry man in the State. Under these cir
cumstances, there should not be fami.
lily in the State without newspaper. and
that one printed in the State. Thereas-
ons for this assertion will be obvious to
every citizen. 1t is sufficient for US to
say, that occupying the position we do
inregardto Convention. the Gazette will
present fair and impartial view Of the
various provisions that may be proposed
for the new Constitution--its columns
will be open for candid. considerate and
courteous discussion, and in it will be
presented correct and reliable history
of events as they may occur.
We hope our friends throughout the
country, win appreciate the necessity of
thorough dissemination of facts and ar
guments upon so important question,
and lend us their assistance in increasing
the circulation of the Gazette. 1t sho'ld
be inthe hands of at least every Wing
in the county. While its columns will
be ardently devoted to every measure OF
practical Reform, we will be as strenu
ousiy opposed to every species of Rad
icalismin whatever shape it may appear
or-by whomsoever proposed.
In order that we may do our share to-
wards increasing its circulation, we Of.
fer it for the coming year upon the fol-
lowing very liberal terms:-
One copy. for one year. go. $l:75
Five copies. Ito one address) 500
Ten do. Sc +" 1900
Fifteen do 5000
Twenty do 3" " 26:OO
EIn all the above cases, the cash
must invariably accompany the orderfor
the paper.
6TWe hope the Postmasters through.
out the county will interest themselves
in getting up Clubs. Each one, who
procures club of ten or upwards. will
be entitled to a copy of the paper, in ad'
dition to the advantages that will other
wise accrue to him.
yT The above terms for Clubs will
prove advantageous to persons in the
country, who have not the advantages OF
mail facilities. To these the Gazette
will be the cheapest paper they can get.
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IT. MURPHY, would respectfully inform the ci.
I' izens Of Lancaster and vicinity that she has re-
moved to the rooms formerly occupied by J. C. Wea.
yer Co., in the Tallmadge Block where she is open
ing beautiful assortment of Fancy and Dry
Goods, which she would be pleased to show to her
friends and the public in general
Lancaster, April 12 1850 4g
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Z: Il VI OV Az.
Boots, Shoes, Leather and
Findings.

TINE undersigned have commencel receiving theii
i Spring and Summer stock of Goods which con.
sist in part of the following articles:
Ladies' Black, Bronze, High Low Buslins s Caters
% Fine Kid Slippers and Ties
Misses Black, Bronze cold Bnskhs and Slippers
Childrens Black, Bronze & cold Shoes and Caters
MEMS Calf and Morocco Boots
= Buskin and Cashmere Caters, hands and
made to order:
Coarse Boots, from 81, 10 to $500 por pair
Z" Kip mouroes for 81 90 :"
Boys coarse Boo from 81 80 to Sl,75 "
All kinds Of Findings, such as Kit, Thread, Pegs,
Boot Webbing, Boot and Brogan Laces;
They have also hand, first rate article Of Spda-
ish Sole Leather, morocco Linings and Bindings;
Also, continue to manuiature and have on hand
splendid assortment OF their own work; which is so
well known as toneed no other Recommendation
Their thanks are returned to the many friends who
have hitherto extended to them so liberal patronage.
The public generally and the Ladies' in particular
invited to call and examine their stock before p
chasing elsewhere. WORK, son & WORK.
Lancaster, march 90, 1850 A
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FACTS ron THE pEoPzn!
REINMUND. SOY s BECK.

REINMUND, SON & BECK.
4 7 their Old Stand on main street, are Just Ieeeis-
IA ing their
SpriF'g and summer GOOds,
following "
blae, D!sek aad Brown CLOTHS: CASsIsIERES
aga 5 j sAlIlNsfs G Also variety Of at nnd coiors
~ u 3p,sNaef Chihs general assortment Of Spring
igHf Sammer Drcss GOo9a. Bonnats. Ieshorh an3
Palm Loaf bats, Ladies' Shippers Walking sl,oes Z
hardware 0nrsnswsre snd GroorrIrs.
The citizens Of farhsl and adioiIing ccuntiaa am
respectfully invited 70 ea and cssnn. our esie,,i;J
STOCK q Goofs. As for pricps we cAnntt b. b. !, a,
our ebtre sOck was purchased for Cash cobiequse1.
ly ygs are enabled 10 sell az pery lou ricfs-nhout
making great blow in tn netsTsycrs.
Come one, come ALL ard we will satisfy you Of these
lacts REJNMCND- SON 4 bFTE
=. B. PRODUCE Of al Kind tlksn h cxs.Ega T.,
GoO9i.
Lancaster, march 20, 1880 2mIl
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0A convention is to be held at Can.
andalgua, N. Y, on the 18th aud 18th
days of April, to inquire whether all sec,
tartan distinctions are not anti Chris,
tian.' u
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AffacIlIplcnt Nnlicr.

GNthe Eight day of March, A. D. 1850, Josiah
W Wright caused TO be issued from the court Con.
mon Pleas OF Fairfield county, Ohio, writ of attach
inent for the sum Of Two Hundred Dollars against te
property and effects Of Jonathan Flattery, whici
writ has been served and returned.
JOEL RADEBAUGfI C7e,ls r. e.
JoHx D. MAR1fs, Attorney for Plaintiff.
April 5, 1850 Gwi8
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Dental Notice.

THE undersigned, practicing Physicians in Lancas.
Il ter have known Or. II. ScOTT for several years as
very successful operator upon the teeth, and we take
great pleasure in recommending him TO the pabc as
very Sllilful and cheap Dentist Respectfully,
G. w. BGRsTLER, NJ. d. JAMES WHITE, NJ. d.
J. NJ. BIGELow, NJ d. GEORGE SACHsE. NJ. D..
p. CARPENTER, NJ ID. G. X. MILLER, NJ. ID.
NJ T. KREIDER NJ d.
P. S. OFFICE third door from the Eagle Office, main
street.
Lancaster, April o, 1850 3w4S'
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Noffcc is hereby given.

THfT JAooB NJ SHADE, did ON the 9th day cf
! February, 1850, make an assignment TO the un-
ersigned of all his property and effects in trst for
the benefit of his creditors generally.
Persons therefore knowing themselves indebted to
said JACOB NJ. SHADE, will make immediate payment
to either Of the subscribers.
DAVID WILSON,
JOHN R. MUMAUGH, Ass'gnees'
Lancaster, Ohio March Is, 1859. 4wi5.
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2-For all hardened Jumps, Galls, stiff complaint dis
temper, eyes blindness faLhent collie sweeny; c IN
horses. II. g. Farres Arabian Linment has acquired
reputation that medicine ofthe kind ever enioyed and
sequay efcacious for eryspclas cau.hs and colds salt
rheum sick headache throat brs sore breasts chill
bain, &c In man.
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PnbIlc Notice.

IL those indebted to tho subscriber for Colts of
"A Durock, are hereby notified to make immediate
payment, proper means win betaken for the collec
ton Of the claims s D. TALLMADGE .
march %, 1850. r d4t39w2wH
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WIt is said that late frosts have i'll.
jured cotton and vegetation in Louisiana
and Mississippi and that the fruit has
been killed.