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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

The WunLD's FAIR-A letter from
London to the New York Commercial
oays'
The building for the coming exhibi.
lion is rising witha rapidty never yet
seen in any structure in the world. Al
ready its vast size is apparent, and pro-
duces a remarkable effect. Laige as il
will be. however, there is likely TO be a
complaint Of want of space. The demand
has been so great that it has been re-
solved to erect an extra gallery by which
an additional area of 45 1000 superficial
feet will he obtained. The space apPro
priated ornative exhibitors is 100000
superficial feet or about one halfof the
quantity applied for.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

E,STATES OF PETER s. CATHERINE sEITz-
~ All persons having claims against the Estate of
PETER SErTz, deceased late of Fairfield count Ohio
or his Widow. CATHERINE SErrz, now deceased are
hoted 70 present them to the undersigned for settle
ment, and those indebted to either will make immo-
date payment JOHN A. COLLINS, Esc'ior
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

NSTATE OF DAVID REES, Sen At the October
- Ierm 1850, Of the Court of Common Pleas for
Fairfield county, Ohio, said Court declared the Estate
Of DAVID REEs, Sen, deceased late of said county
insolvent, Creditors are therefore required to prs.
sent their claims against the Estate to the undersigned
for allowance within six months from the time above
mentioned, or they will not be entitled to payment.
JOHN A. COLLINS Adn'for
Dc b0niS non irith the TJiH annexed
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

ARABIAN LIsIArENr.-Every one who has suffered
with frostbitten feet rheumatism ague cake, spinal
affection, soreness OF the breast, &C., knows that II
G. FaITel'l Arabian Lniment gives almost ostimmediae
lief, when all other medicines fall and we verify
believe that il those same persons had bottle of this
celebrated remedy and could get more, they would
not take fifty dollars for it.
IJ'See advertisement 2w39
lTBear in mind, that nature is ever endeayoring to
expel disease when it invades the animal economy,
and only needs the assistance of some genial resora
tve-thorough, yet mild in its action-that will give
tone to the system, and ACT UPON THE HLooD- which
is the principle Of life.
GuYsorr'S YELLOW Dock AND SARsAPARmIA, as
purifier of the blood, renovator Of the system, and
supporter and preserYer ofthe powers Of lt it has
no equal Take it, on the first indication that disease
is upon you, and you will avert perhaps weeks and
months of sickness and suffering.
l-I'See advertisement. lm3;
171The editor of this paper, would announce his
return again to the duties OF his station, which he has
orfour weeks been obliged to place in other hands on
account Of severe cold 1t is with pleasure he ac-
knowledges his indebt dnass to AYERS CHEaRY PFC
TERAL for cure from it. and great relief from suffer.
ing by its use, and now would from experience
mend it heartily to others who may be afflicted hc
has been, with belief that they may be benefited
by It's use.- Christian .ijp0cate.
Jj-See advertisement. Im3l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
list STOP A LITTLE ONCE!

SUPERION Westphalia HAMS
- Best mould Candles
Good White, Yellow and Brown Soap for common
Washing and Extra Lard for Culinary purposes.
Just al hanl and Tor sale low at 40. lO6, BY
". T. KRETDER
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ereTy hiEgi
l nncnstnr Anril 70 InlN ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

EDITORIALS "A noted chap once step.
ped into the sanctum of venerable an,
highly respected editor, aud indulged in
"a TRADE against citizen with whom he
was on bad terms. II WISH" said he,
addressing the man of the pen, "that you
would write very severe article against
D., aud put it into your paper"
VERY well" was the reply, aud after
some more conversation. the visiter went
away. The mex; morning he came rush.
ing into the office, in violent state OF
excitemen,-"What did you put into
your papel2 | have had my nose pulled
aud been kicked twice" al wrote Sc.
we're article, as you desired" calmly re.
piled the editor, "and signed yoar aamt
to U"-HavisbargA UniO@.
Thomas HooD-The punning propen.
siy of this writer was well known.
A friend ofhis afflicted with the same
mania said with tears standing in his eye.
Ab, poor fellow, he died from motive.
Of generosity wanted to enable the
undertaken to urn GUely Hood.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

ESTATE OF JOHN DAUGHERTY.-.No'i is
AL hereby given. that the undersigned has been 'P
pointed and qualified as Administrator of the Estate OF
)ouS DAUGHEHTr, deceased late Of Fairfield county,
Ohio. JOHN LYNCH, Adm'tor.
November %, 1850 4w3O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
Valuable Farms for Sale.
Dr.. rIurS.,niv', CaInrrM Snuff.

EENIIS SNUFF is superior to anything yet known for
IL removing the Clarrh and cold in the head, head
ache &c. 1t is an excellent remedy for manv cases
of sore eyes. Manufactured by the sole proprietor
Charles bowen Montpelier Vermont, and sold by the
Dru 5gsts gererally through the State Of New Yor!,
and the Union. tableware Of ii. c. Ggideys coun-
terfei
Sold in Lancaster by G. G. Back. NJ Z. Kreider G..
McFadde1, Rushville; D, IIoldernan, Amanda.
October %, 1850; 6m25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

ENsTATE OF JACOB GREENE.-Not is hereby
1Igiven, that the undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrators of the Estate Of JAcoB
GREENE, deceased, late of Fairfield county, Ohio
SARAH GREENE AdmTrir.
December G, 1850. 4w3l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
SAFE orI:caI Estate by order ort'ourt

, Ut ~ EsVdlI sl"I'IIF y! WFW'T UI WITT
0N Saturday he I4h day of DecemJe,, 1850. at
" three O'Clock in tbe Afternoon on the premises in
the town Of pickering.on will be sold to the highest
bid ler the following Real Estate as the property Of
Stephen Nhtesel, deceased, t,-wi': In-Lot No. Thr.
ty-four ga situate in the townof Pickerinton Fair.
field county. Ohio. Appraised at S}j8 49,.
Terms Of Sqlc.-Ore-thrd in hand. and the residue
in two equal annual pzym nts with interest on defer
red payments from daV Of sale.
SAMItEI WORREf. Adm'ior
Of tfc Estate of Stcphea IJihacsel deceased.
November Is, 1850 SI,50 5w28
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
GREAT CALIFnnNfA cnI.n MINn-

shEhI CALIFORNIA GOLD NINE.
,AIELf discovered for the benefit Of Fairfield and
adjoining counter The undersiyn ltsrs "a 70
inform the p1 euyiOmers - well ~ tbs public IN goa
Srai that ne has bought The entirb stock n Goods ~
7. MAce2AcEEH, and I. dstsunined 10 sell Goods
eIIlAPIh man has EyEE been SOLD here before for
cash or eSchange of all kinds Of ProdncA.
I.eDIEs AND CEETLTAEx-If you vririiio purchase
cell atFtovT's ClGAP hToEE end viii convince yon
tht my advertisement s noi 10 vain. fr inlsnd to
continue buaness AZ hle Cd stand. called aGrrKr
WEsTEREY and PLoUT's CHgAP sToRT. -.-'--
JACOB PI1oUT.
Lancaster, December %, l6o9. 2wdsiyw22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
onNEnAL AsseMpLY oE OHIO.
SENATE.
srrAKER-cHARLEs G. coNyEas.


sPEAKER-cHARLEs C. CoNyERS.
Clerk-HEsRY A. SwITT.
Sergeant tatarmS-Jumes Scranton I
Award Joln c. d.. Licking.
Burker, George w. sOld0rgan aud Warrington
Beeson, Ruel, w.. Higlhnd and tayeite'
Bill, Earl, w........ Huron and Ere.
Blocks0m NJ her A, dColumbinna mud Mihohlng.
Brackley. Michael, dSenecn. Ilhncock, Wyandol;
Broudwell Lewis % Hamilton.
Bull George Wayne aud Ashland.
Burns, BarnalJas. d. Richland and Crawford.
Convers. Charles Mnskingum.
cunnighum, james, dAllen, Mercer, Augluae,
flf vanwsrl, Putnam, Paul.
rn4f5 ding and Defiance aud
Williams
Eckley Ephraim Rp'ruscarawas and Carroll.
Fergu.Un, Andrew, dCoshocton aud Guernsey
Fouts, Andrew, d.. Fairfield, Perry, Hockng.
Geiger, Joseph a.. Ross mud Pickaway
Hart, Jumes II p.. Mimi, DIrke and Shelby
Hatch illam s hHamilton. Land Aleigs
Horton, Horace s. rJucksOn, Gillin, Athens and
Howard, William, d. CIermont and Brown
kilbuurn, Jonathan, Butler. Marion
Lawrence William. 20 Lngan. Hardin. Union aud
LOWS. Pinekney, 20 Jefferson aud Harrison
Linton, David a.. War ell Greene mud Clinton
Lynun Darius. E.s.. Portage aud summit
Myers, james, h.. Lucas, Henry. Wood, San
dusky and Ottawa.
Pardee, Aaron, d.. .Medina und Loiuin
Payne, Henry B. d d.Cuyahoga.
| Randall, Brewster CsAsltabnh aud Lake
Salter William, &c Sciolo, Lawrence. Adam
Scherlzer john, 10. Stark. (and Pike
Simpson, WIN. =. d. Belmont and Mnuroe.
SutliH, Milton. ts.. .Truinbull un.I Geausa.
Thomson, Ab'm. rFrunklin aud Delaware.
Van Buskirk, l.. d. Knox aud Holmes.
Vnal, Harvey, W. aoClark, Champaign, Madison
Walker Moses D. wMouigonery ami Preble.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

A LMANACS for 1SJI.--Eastarn German and
"A English Aiman4eS can be Rad By the gross, dozen
or sinsle number, aud also, Family Christian Alma
macs at the book store Of J. LEHMAN.
Lancaster, November 6, 1850. 27
Valuable FroprTty for Sale,--I wish to sell
Y tie East half Of Lot No. AMI Lot No. Q, in the
l3h SIuqrc Of Lancaster being the late residence Of
George Myers. Also the frn live oil two miles
East Of Lancaster containing 2Oj acres all enclosed
and well improved which i the best and most lesira-
bic farm and town property in tn county and will be
sold easy terms 10 sui purchasers call 1nl see
... r.. JOHN A. COLLINS.
August i6. 1850. Is
81 CEENSWARE. GLASSWARE, AND LOOKING
SoSy fLASSES-0n hand large assortment, embrace
in. all the new styles and OF tae best quality.
For sale BY LITTLE & DRESBACIIS
Lancaster, October ~ la51 .. .- %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
ROY YET GULF.

SAMUEL WILHELM still continues tc manufacture
- at his oLD STAND on broad street, every kind of
RedSteaAs aud other Furniture, such as helas
always had on hand and will be peasedto wait upon
all his customers and others who may give him call
His work will be made in the best manner, Of the
best material and will be sold at the lowest prices and
he will his eurts to give th,best Of reasons for
the community TO deal with him.
TURNING always done 10 order Allkirli Of CotN-
TRY PRoDUcE will taken in ineSchange for Furniture
as usual The report has been circulated that he in
tend ID to quit business but this IL mistake and he
will be found on hand usual At his old shop 5. W.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

Chairs.--ln the same building, there l-xA 7
is in connection with the above establish. EEA
ment, Olper Aeys brother to Hammond 49,
Avy, deceased,l Chair Factory whero all NN II
articles in tmt line can be furnished with y ~
all articles necessary and suitable for
housekeeping at the same place. and at the lowest
rates. ra,r T. - t.t4,.sl O.. A..
Lancaster, November 80, 1850. 60
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
BOOTS AND SHOTS.

A LARGE Lot lust Notwithstanding ey@ry
IA kind Of Fashionable shoe noS in use, for IA
dies and Misses wear. ALSO, good socs Of Mems
Boots and Caters, az WISE'S
Lancaster noy & 1870 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

HkNNY LIHD--Itis now supposed that the 'sweda.
- ish Nightingale" viii hardly visit Lancaster %
gladden. the hearts believers ofsong but an EQUIV
slsnt OR 70 some extent make % for tho sad dsap-
pontment, w. r. Wise has made large additions n us
former stock offaneyhnd staple dsoSs goods rich and
beautiful STYLES and the money you would have 10 paw
for ticket sere Miss Jehny n come among Ds, Sl
eothe whole family atthe cheap store OPPOSITE Shat
ftr's Hotel W. r. WISE
Lancaster nov 8, 1850 a H. eras p
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

WToOLLEN GoODS--I am now opening com.
w plete stock of cloths cas3inrras sattinets vi.
lot, beaver and mackinaw over roatugs Tweed. Gau-
nes kerseys jeans fulcd cloths shorps grew cassi.
nets, linseys, &c. ". T. WISE.
Lancaster. november 8, 1859 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

NINEPENNY CALlCO---This day opening AZ
Wises 700 pieces Of tho prctties patterns, best
cloths, and most permanen: colcrs brought to Ibis
market ... WT,HI5E
nov 3, 1850 opposite Chrlcf', Hotal
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

RONNETS AID RIBBONS--Just received an ex.
AD tensive variety for sale cbespat WlSE'S.
Lancaster, nov 8, 1859 q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

From THE PurPIT tn THE BAR On
Tuesday, in the Court of Common Pleas
at Boston, the Rev. Mathew Hale Smith
was admitted as an attorney aud counsel.
lora law. he quits his spiritual vocation
as not in accordance with the secular.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

NEW FALL G00Ds--A large and general sssoyt
nent now opening, and bargains 10 be bad q. tie
cheap store opposite Sheiier's Hotel
November y, 1850. ". n WISE
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

Blk CirceviITe( (IS48) rs disi
fBark of Cleveland, redeemed by I'd. Clare.
4+Com,I br Of Lake Erie radeeiti4d by r. EIhIiard
#Fhe new banks Of th4 name have no connection
with these banks.
**Those banks re-oreanzed underline law Of last
vvinter-Xenia as branch ofthe bank Geaugaand
Western Reserve state stock banks.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Mr.. Websecr and the Hnngarians.

MIR. Webster being at the Astor House for a few
days. the Hungarian exiles now the free guests of
that hospitable establishment, called upon the dis
tnguished statesman in a body
The venerable ujhazy. late Governor Of Comorn,
with all his family sui. was introduced to Mr. and
Mrs. Webster. by Count vass -another Hungarian
exilcwho. ip the course Of four months, has learn
ell to express himself in the English language, with
propriety, ujhazy addressed Mr.. Webster with
much feeling, IN the following words
Sir-strangers and in 4 strange land, in the
midst of our nlisfortunes we come 10 America, to
seek an asylum here Power cannot stretch its
hands soaar as TO reach us, in this western world
Here We are safe, and we feel ourselves secure
In one Of your late speeches YOU, expressed
sympathy for us in the nidstof our distress which
has penetrated our hearts. We thank you, We
pray YOU to encourage the same feelings, 10 con
tu6e in the same sympathy, and so to mitigate
our sorrows Fssx j 1880 rsf.
We look to- America for kindness and protection
We loook to you, sir, for counsel and consolation:
and that Power which sees all things, and gov
erns all will not fail its reward to your generous
mind
Mr.. Webster taking the Governor by the hand,
made the following reply:
1 give you my hand with great pleasure. We
are GLAD to see you and your friends, The effort
which YOU have so CALAMITY made for Hungarilfl
Nationality and Hungarian Liberty has won our
hearts. We welcome yon to these western shores.
We are honored that you have sought an asylum
here from the political misfortuncs which you have
suffered at home Our sympathies are with you
and for you, and for those objects of your affec-
tions which you have left behindyou. The whole
American people take an interest in youreffofts
for Liberty and independence The blow of power
which struck down your hopes fell heavily also on
our own hearts In the midst of your msfortunes
you come away to a land of strangers in serach o.
safety. Here you find it Here we assure it Il
you. No enefny's hand shall harm or touch you
Hungarians, you are all welcomed You who have
come. and your friends who shall come, viii all fine
here sympathy, protection and security, Again =
say, Sir your gallantrs, your love Of liberty, ans
your misfortunes, have made you welcome to al
America. sez
Ujhazy. when this speech was interpreted to hin
by Count Vass, was affected to tears, and desires
the Count to say, that God would not forget sucl
colsiderate and generous symprlhy.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

Ujhazy. when this speech was interpreted to him
by Count vass, was affected to tears, and desired
the Count to say, that God would not forget such
cousiderate and generous synprlhy, ..ss 80
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

T OHIO.
Branches of state Bank, Wis;
Union Br Mdssillon....par
Farmers br. Ashtabul. par
Mercha's br Cleveland, par
I Commercial hr do ...par
Akron Branch........par
Hooking valley br, Ian. par
Sum unit Co. branch.... ..par
! Toledo branch. .paI
/ Commercialbr Toledo .pai
Exchange br Columbus. paI
Franklin by do ....par
Delaware br, Delaware pa
Xeuia branch at Xenia pal
lChhlicothe br, Chillicothepal
Franklin br, Cincinnati.pa'
Mech. 81 Tr. br, do .Pal
DAYTON hr, at Dayton...par
IJrtfers'n n co br, Steuhy epal
VI tdriper val. br, Spr'ld par
Piqua branch par
! Miami br, Troy. .pal
Sofwaik branch. .par
Farmers br, Salem....rar
Harrison br. Cadiz, .par
I4orain br, Elyria. pai
/ Marietta br Marietta. par
Mt. Pleasant br, MI Prtpal
Portsmouth br, Portsmthpal
iWavne Co br. Woosterpal
r - Co. hr.ChiIlicothe pa
KaoxCo. br, Mt Vernoupa'
Belmont br, Bridgeport.Pa
farmers br. Ripley. pH
dc Mansfield. pa
Preble Co. br. Eaton pa
Portage Co. br, Ravennapa
independent or state stoci
Banks. viz:
CITY Bank of Cleveland. pa
CITY Bank Of Columbus. pa
DaS ton Bank of Dayton. pa
4 CITY bank Of Cincinnati. ph
Commercial bark do ..Pa
Blk OF Geauga, P ainesv'e pa
XVast'n aServe Warr'upa
ICanaI Blk Cleveland. Pa
Franklin Blk. GAINESVILLE pa
Sandnskv City bank -. pa
!. Seneca Co. hank, Tiffinpa
Local Banks.
Bank of Wooster. 10 di
J Bank of Circle vile. pa
Clinton Blk. of ColumbusPa
T Bafavette Blk. Cincinnatips
4Ohio Life & Trust Co. pa
: Bank o SandUsky..-.6 60 di
. Bank Of Norwalk :. 40 d
: Bank of Massilon....pa
Banks of which the chartel
have expired or beeoHi
forfeited.
] fBauk of Cleveland. .-pI
/ tttCom. hk. of Lake E.ie p;
*Franklin Blk. COluInbusp,
sBank of ChilIicothe....pi pi
n .Com. bk. ofCincinnatl.pi .pi
l Franklin bank do ..pi
Dayton bank ....... .rt
h Western Reserve., .pi
tBank of Geauga... p
f & NJ Blk. Steubenviilep
Coiumbiana bank. p
tBank of Xenia. ..-p
Belmont Bank p
: Mount Pleasant......+p
!, Marietta. p
; GAINESVILLE ............p
= Muskingum.. ...p
Com bank Of Scioto.. .5 {
!" Lancaster. D
f Farmers Blk Canton. 800
q Bank Of Manhattan. 80 {
Hamilton...........i0 10 {
Granville 80
Z Miami Exp Co. ..... 40 {
e Bank of Cincinnati, -
3 Blk. CircleviIIe(I848) rs
+Bauk of Cleveland, re,
ttCom'I blk Of Lake Fri
e #The new banks Of the
Ie with these banks.
.r *#Those banks are re-c
winter-Xenia as a branci
;. Western Reserve as state
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Z A Voice frem California
BON AND2S
KfPCe3, fSssSs eRgHe Es4seaessy.a


TIME FOLLOWING LET II Err from the naostrelia-
Bile source cannot fail 10 convin the most seePt-
cal that the above reHeyis Of bessReeifcss ev-
er offered TO the public; especially when is com
sidered that the disease here, its worst form
prosrating The gest men; and reducing them SO
o to be scarcely recognizable by their friends after
weeks sickness gsss5se 9sssa y x. sss5s !, =
Cant Snr;lp informs me- that after he had disposed of
all of this medicine, he offered 3 100 bottle for
some of it.. = =.
Mr. Isaac Osgooi: Dear Sir--On my late voyagesto
California. took out with few dozen bottles ot
Bonpianic Fever and Aguc remedy, not much mat
ter of profit introduce it into that section of the
country where it is much needed: an Invaluable
remedy for disease prevalent.
Nv busnes prevented my giving that attention to the
sale of it, which deserved but it passed from second
hands ut very much higher prices than those (which
disposed of it. 25 80 dollars per bottle; and IN no
single instance did Eearn of been used where
it was not attended with perfect success
From Mr. Suffer, son of Capt Sutter at New tlei-
vetia0 learned il beyond prce No man should
20 into the gold regions without being armed with this
yeapon of defence have been witness OF vast
of distress aud suffering brought by this dis
ease of which believe this medicine to be complete
and perfect cure. Signed, yours truly
J. H SPRING, of ship Huntress.
Price-$1 30 per BOttIe.es-eess
| For sale bv ISAAC OSGooD, Sc Cedar street, up
stairs, New York. Also by, 81 ssah
J. S. OLMSTED, Lower Sandusky, O..
CHARLES POWERS & Co, Woodville, o.
| Aug, 25-c4 en- - s 81
3
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Bank Note Table and Exchange List.
coRREcrEp WEEKLY Fok THE FREEMAN, FROM THE
CLEVELAND PLAINDEALER.
PENNsYLyAHIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
Bank OF Erie. IS dis
Bank OF Lewistown.
Penn Relic. n otes. 3 dis
Pittsburgh do.....3 dis
.ehigh bank........-
Lnmbermen's...
Northa anpton
: usqueh, esa Cu......5 dis
T vile Del Bridge Co..
Tow, ,.nda bank.......-
y. statesbank. .4tl dis
Allolher speciepaying 2 DIS
MARYLAND.
BaIi& Ohio R all Rd CO 5 dis
Cumberland bank. ....2 dis
Urhannu Banking Go. 50dis
Mineral blk. Cnmherl'd 5 dis
Bank o MARYLAND.
Bank O Salshury....-
CITY bank Of Baltimore
Caroline bank Denton.
Harve de Grasse.... so dis
Alfotker specie paying par
MTCHIG
Bank of River Raisen.-
Michigan Insurance Go. par
Aleechants' biz. Jackson br'k
Oakland co Bank. :. broke
Far aud Mech. bank par
State bank. nk............ par
AlIother banks. .uncer
Michigan state scrip. IS dis
ST. Clair ............-
WISCONSIN.
Insurance Checks, :. 3 dis
MISSOURI.
Slate blk. and blanches par
CANADA.
Solvent Banks. ......3 dis
kLw YORK.
lCanal Bank Albanv. 40 dis
Lewis county bank. par
Allas bank. ..-... .25 dis
James bank 80 dis
i0swego hank......5 so dis
Bank of Buffalo. 50 dis
Bank of LYONS .....25 dis
fJ,,onu,l hank Roffalo..lU dis
iComa bank Oswego. 10 dis
Farm & Vintners hk,
Clinton 60. bank. 10 dis
w aterviile bank. 10 dis
security Banks. e
Bank OF RockpoTt....3 50 dis
ST. Lawrence bank. rs dis
I State bank Buffalo. ...75 dis
lSaten Hand bank. so dis
lTenth ward bank -. fraud
:. All other specie paying
$5 and over......s prem
i KENTUCKY.
IAN solvent banks. ..pal
4 NEW JERsrY.
\ New Hone Del Bridprco--
-lPIsiutirid bank....-
All solvent banks. pa.
r. vlRGINIA.
+ ! blk Richm'd & br'nchl dir
I'm w. bh, WheFg do. pa
r Bank of the vaIley....l dil
g. Nj. bk, Wheeling pa
RI NEW ENGLASn.
7 All solvent hanks......pa
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

against anumber of articles which ont under the
head Of Syrups Sarsaparllas, as cures for Drepsy,
Gravel &c. good for nothing, and conceetedio
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Cholera Cordial.

IA &ofe, certain and fectaa2 prereatpe and curetor
Cholera and Cholera Aorbas IA all stages.
ENEaiS Cordial is prepared and recommended by
; the best French and English physcians-and can
be relied upon in all cases
that should he tred with, and that to palm OFF upon
the public article that be relied upon would be
ieapordzng the life all who -feel great conn,
ence in offering this article tothe public having stood
the test in thousands of in France, England and
Germany,
Nsihng be better, and one bottle will in most ca
ses effect eure-it TAX en- in time
Every family should have bottle on hand as all are
liahle-and the Cordial should be given immediately up
on the first symptoms. .t,
An ounce Of prevention is worth pound ofcure. y
Sold only BY c. R. McCULLOCH,
June 2, 40. l5) Lever SandusKT.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
.FAsHIoNABLE TAILORING
p. MAXWELL.

H. Man FELlIs
ID ESPECBFULLY announces that ne confines his
IN business in the second st0ly of Knapa's huifding
opposite Burgers old stand, where he will be happy
wait on his old customers and all who need thing
hfslihe. you want your garments made RIGHT and
after the Latest Fashion-cali on MAXWELL.
". y. Particular to Cutting and warrant
od to fit if properly an ade up. April %, 10.