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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12

RHODE ISLAND ELEcTIoN.-The cleo.
ton for state officers. members of the
Legislature, &C., was held on Wednes
day. Hy. B. Anthony. (Whig) editor Of
the Providence Journal, is re. elected
Governor by majority considerably
larger than that of last year. The Legis
lature will be strongly Wing, thus seen
ring the election of Wing to the Uni.
ted States Senate for the term commen-
cling on the 4th of March XXI, when
the time Of Hon. A. C. Greene (Whig)
will expire.
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ST. LOUIS, April 3.
JosephElIls and party Of seventeen Ameri-
Caus and ten Mexicans have arrived from santa
Fe having left the Sth March. Business was dali
at Santa Fs. Much Consideration prevailed on
account Of tho hostility Of the Indians. Mard-
ers and robberies werc Of daily occurrence. -
Military force entirely iuodeduate. II was gen.
erOlly believed that Mrs. Whites child and negro
girl were still alive. The Indians report to that
effect. Major Fitz Patrick wds at Big Timbers,
Arkansas river, endeavoriug to form treaty with
hostile tribes, aud it was thought would succeed
in getting deputations of the camanches, Kiowas
and Sasahuhows, to accompany him to Washing
ton.
American gold miners doing well near Santa
Fe-are averaging SIS per day. Scarcity Of wa
ter end wood prevents doing much better,
Many emigrants who took the Gia route tC
California were returning by Santa Fe. Xxi
Carson would go by the South Pass. Jour
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12

RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
DR.. Jno. Williams. $500 Lewis Young. 5000
Z, w. Wells.-.-.. 400 E. Van Dyke. l:OO
Samuel Fetters.-.- loo Samuel Good Sr. 900
Samuel Lydy.---. 300 Jno. D. Martin 300
r. Van Trump 5000
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12

GF The Cincinnati Cathedral is tc
have chime of bells costing $4,000,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12

~ The Yucatan Indians are badly,
whipped and are about giving up the
contest.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12

BLAoKsMrTHINo.-J G. Flood has
removed his shop to Broad Street. north
Of the Court House. and nearly opposite
the residence of p. Bope. ESQ.,. where
he will be on hand at all times to accom-.
odate his old customers and all others
who may give him call. Advertise
ment next week.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12
HO! FOR TIE
COMMJssIuN STORE!
NEW 600 DS
For the Sprin and summer.

HaadSoest and the cheapest In or out Of the State
A MONGST which will be found in part the follow
IA lowing Calicoes, Caps, Cuffs and Collars,
Shawls from three to ninety dollars,
Splendid ones of famed Cashmere,
All other kinds not quite SO dear;
Bags and Bonnets and Brocades,
Spencers, Silks, Fans and Plads,
Gihghams Lawns, Ribbons, Hose,
Alberenes, Lustres, Pins and Shoes:
Sattinets, Cassineres, Cloth and Cottons,
Umbrellas, Psrasols and Buttons;
Linens, Tweeds, Jeans and Tapes,
Needles, Flowers, Carpets, Capes,
Merinoes, Thread and fine des-lanes,
Figured Foulard Silks an Plain:
Tckings, Nankins, Gloves and Boss,
Muslins, Paper, Drills and Floss;
In short have as all may see
The best of each variety;
Where every one. | feel quite sure
The greatest bargains may secure,
And more than all, ne 'er fail to find
The choisest too OF every kind
Then buy not friends, be sure before
You call at the "Commission Store"
The Scotch, and Dutch and Irish there
viii welcome you with right good cheer.
JOHN G, WILCOX, Agent,
Pkilddelphid Commission Store
Lancaster, Ohio, march 25 1850 50
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EEl uE-e. &c = S.

TIL UE-c= &c - IS.
"HlLE this exciting question is being discussed
w let It not divert Your attention form the Heu
and beautiful Stoch Of Goods, opening at
James &. EscnIey's
Henley's Cash Store is now in full blast,
Up early and late to take n the cash,
The counter brushed off and the room cleaned np.
Goods neat and clean and free from all dust
Ladies and Gents please give a call
We're no respecter OF person, come great large & small
Cassinets, Cassimeres, Vesngs fancy and plain,
Tweeds, Cottonades and Umbrellas TO protect you
from rain;
White and Brown mnsins, ,Bleached and Brown Drills
Goes fast through the county over mountain and Hills
Prints Ginghams, Lawns, Tissues Bonnets and Shawls
Imported in the pattern from last Spring and Fall.
Queensware Glassware, Hosiery and Notions.
Keeping pace with the fashions through Earth great
connections.
Some beautiful Silks and the Ladies standing collar
Selling al prices from cents to the dollar
Parasols, Ribbons plain and Howered very neat,
As handsome as any you'll find on main street
Ladies', Gents and Miss in country or town
Please give US call as YOU are passing around,
Pins, Needles, Cording. Whalebone and Thread
And yellow backed Primers never yet read
From town and hamlet, from mountain and plain,
Give US call you'll find prices the same,
Goods new and cheap in truth and no CANNON.
You'll be waited on with pleasure by IeAly 0rGanpm
Lancaster, April 8, 1850 43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12

70 The Wheat crop in Northwestern
Ohio, is represented as appearing very
we'll, promising an unusual yield. In
the great Cumberland Valley there is al.
so the prospect of bountiful harvest.
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r E NJ OVAL.

REM OV A L.
GEORGE T.. EcKERT,
HAS removed his CABINET WARE ROOM to
Main street, in StGnberys Building, tiro doors East
Of the Hooking Valley Bcak, where he will keep on
hand larger and more general assortment of Cabinet
Furniture than ever BEFORE and manufactured as usu-
al by the best of workmen, of the best material and
in the very latest eststyles-cOnsisting in part of
French, Serpentine & Plain Sofas
very cheap.
LOUNGES, DIV. Ms and OTTOMANs,
Of various styles;
MAHOGANY ROCHING AND SETTING CHAIRS
of different kinds.
Serpentine Centre TABLES streduced prices;
Pier, Card Dressirg, Efid, Dining aud Tea Tables;
Yankee Lockers Secretaries and Book Cases;
French, Serpentne and plain Dressing Bureaus
Mahogany and plain Bureaus, very cheap;
Wardrobes, Wash-Stands and Work-Stands;
Desks, Hat, Racks and Night Stands, Uerg lor;
BEDSTEADS OF ALL KINDS,
And all other articles in his line that NAV be called
for Having large and select stock on hand he will
dispose Of the same at reduced prices and as low as
any man sells articles of equal quality at auction
a q @@@ 4gA@SB
Is always in readiness TO attend funerals at the short
est notice. All Collins made to order The subscri
ber will promptly attend funerals any where in the
county with his Hearse. free of extra charger and ali
his prices will be reduced.
The subscriber returns his greatfl thanks to his old
customers and respectfully solicits continuance OF
their patronage. Under his new arrangement he will
be able to give more general satisfaction to the pub
lie, GEORGE Z. ECKERT
lancaster, March %, 1850 a.
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~ln the Erie district. Taylor, form
erly of the Cincinnati Signal, and some
what celebrated in connection with the
Signal letter and General Taylor. de-
feated Judge Lane for the Convention
The result was accomplished by union
of Locofocoism, Free Soilism and Abo.
litionism. Truly, Free Soilsm can ar.
rive at great results with very small
means, Judge Lane is one of the bvs,
and soundest men in Ohio, and would
have made most excellent member Of
the Convention.
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Foot and Shoe Making.
REED & RAuaHnrAw.

"a "A THEIR OLD STAND on Main street
NJ IA, opposite the Hooking Valley Bank,
III continue TO keep on hand all kinds Of work
~ usual in their line, such as MEMS Fine
GAAes Boots, MEMS coarse fine Boots, Heapy calf
Boots, Coarse B0Ots
,WoMENiS Moroero and Cdlf Boots and Shoes
Also, Ladies French Morocco BusEiHs asith double
or single s0ieS.
thankful lorthe many past favors received from the
public continuation Of their patronage Is respectful
iy solicited. The best Of work viii at all times be
kept on hand and will be sold at fair and reasonable
Prices Wemvite all to come and examine our stock,
as we intend at all times to keep hand general as
sortment
Lancaster, march %, 1850 Jv47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12

Greek Books.
GRANlAIARS, Dictionaries and Readers, Graeca
VI Majora Sc, Bibles and Testaments
Also supply of Latin Books. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, March g. 1850 A
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saddle and lgarmess Making

Of public patronage. lie intends to keep work of the
best Gad most fashionable style hand at all times
and at all prices. His work will be made in the very
best manner and Of the very best materials He has IN
his employ some of the very best worlSmen IN the
State, and therefore can warrant his work >
He will make to order and keep constantly on nand
every variety of Saddles, Buggy, Carriage ana Bag-
A variety of Fly Nets Bridles Collars and Harness.;
He has also on hand an excellent assortment Of Car
pet Bags and Trunks,
1t is given up by all who have examined his stock
that he has on hand the largest and best assortment Of
work ever before kept in this places and he intends to
be ready at all times toaccommodate the public with
every thing in his line and at the lowest prices,
Give him call and you will not go away with
out buying ISRAEL KEAMERER.
lancaster march, I3, 1850 SmH
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TO MERCHANTS AND HATTERS.

The large Stock on hsnl offers superior Inducements
to those who may wish TO lay in supply and the sub
scribers will accommodate Ha'ters and merchants, at
Wholesale, upon very reasonable terms.
X. FIELDING s. son.
Lancaster, April 5, 1850 43
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LANCASTER, Friday. Apail 10. 1850
q 1RRgcTKp wEEELY nY KiEgEAD 4 DoTY
Cincinnati Markets.

cincinnati Markets.
cIscissATI. Aprils 8.
FLoUR-Sales to-day comprise 1870 barrels from
Canal at $4:65, 100 at $4:70, 100 at SAYS and II
choice at $3.50.
WHrsKEY-Sales reported this morning are 80
barrels On Saturday and 81 from Canalthi morn.
ing at l9c. 100, Sc, 81, 90 and 40 from river at
l9hc.
CBgRsE-Sales at 75c.
PoTATogs-Saes Uf 500 bushels al 60c.
SUcAR-Sales of 10 hOgshcads prime at 4;c
cash 10 strictly prime at Sc and l6 good lair at
4s cents.
CIscEXATI, April 10.
FLout steady, but quiet. Sales Of 80 bbls. at
$4:75
PRovlsIoss-Saes 200 bbls. Mess Pork at
$3.50 and $3.50. Hhds. Bacon Sides sInp fed AZ
WHIsKEr is in good demand at 1940l0s
CHEEsE--74DSc.
BEEswAx l81
Day HIDES Sc. Sngar-sales of 100 hhds.
fair at DC. MoIasses, n. o 34025c Rice 4c.
COFFxE-Sales of 90 bags at l25c
CoTroN BArrISG.--Saes of 90 bales No at
| ] cents.
New York Markers.
NEw York, April 9.
CoTT0S has Settled down since the steamers
news s0I.
FLoUR-Fair demand, holders firm $i:8l0s4:-
"a, tor common straight and mixed Ohio $500
O$5:l2. for invorite State and mixed Michigan.
WHEAr-Prices firm with fair demand Gem
essee held at sl:29.
CoRN-Firm, sales at 81 for sound white 56
yellow.
PoRK-IIeavy; small sales at 10, and 1897 for
mess and prime.
LARD-Dull ati64 prime cut meats steady at
81 and %, for Hams and Shoulders
LEAD-English ST. Spanish $I95
CArTLE-Yesterday Beef dull, l40O offered /.
sales at s60sS. About two hundred left over
O. S. Journal
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, April 5.
The market on Monday was quite dull. The
offerings reached 500 head of Beeyes, of which
1863 were sold 10 city butchers. 90 were left over
unsold, and 100 were driven to Phadelphia.-
Prices ranged from $685. on the hoof, equal to
s6G7:75 net and averaging s2:621 gross
Ho6s-We quote from s50$5:jO.
Tobacco Market
BALTIMORE, April 6, 1850
The new crop of Ohio begins to appear aud
small sales OF new spangled aud yellow, well
cured, have been made at $60l2. The recent.
ibna tur haya haan l,.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-12

CALIFORNIA FoRTUNEs.-A Washing.
ton letter in the N. Y. Journal of Com
merce says:
A gentleman from California. now
here, says that Col. Fremont is the rich.
est man in the world. His gold mine
will probably be saleable in few years
at six millions an acre Mr.. Wright,
mentioned to-day, that he knows Of spots
belonging to the Government, which are
worth six millions of dollars an acre, and
will produce from ten to twenty per cent
year on that sum.
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REDUCTION OF ToLLs.-The New
York canal board have made considera.
BILE deduction in tolls, in accordance with
memorials addressed to them from Buf.
falo and elsewhere. The reduction on
provisions amounts to 45 cents barrel.
On -four 81 mills instead of a; the same
on wheat. The reduction on the freight
of heavy goods up is about 90 per cent.
These reductions make the Erie canal
the cheapest medium of transportation
from New York to the Lakes, and must
greatly increase its business. Its great
rival the New York and Erie Railroad
must have had an influence in bringing
about this reduction; and in this we can
see and feel the benefit which people a,
large derive from the construction Of
such great public works.-POrts. Desp.
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Dissolution,

Lancaster, April 10, 1850. :
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Estate Of Nancy Smith.

lancaster, march 06, 1850. A
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-12
Victims Of Dyspepsia!
LOOK HERE!!
DIR. ALIENS COMPOUND.

This Medicine is offered 70 the public generals
from full conviction that it is superior to any othe.
now in usc, for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com-
pIaint Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness, &c.
Prepared only by the Prnprietors, &. w. AL
LEN, NJ. D, Philadelphia, and J. A. e. w. l..
CLEVELAND, No. a07 King Street, Charleston,
So. Ca.
O. None Genuine pnIess signed by DR.. G. W.
ALLEN. and countersiened hy ]. a. g. w. l.:
CLEVELAND. The battles having the words
"ALLEy's DysrEprrc MEDICINE, Pha.," blown
on the glass
Sole Agent for Camden,
u. ]. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite Mrsonic Hall.
Sept ) 36 lv
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DIR. CUlLEo's HTDIAN VEGEFA
HAE REMEDY.
NO CURE NO PAY.

Read Phwirians' Opinions ct ITS virtues.
have prescribed the abovs Medicine in several cases o.
Primary Velerra Diseases and Secondary Syphilis. and
the effect has been strkngy bene cn 30 much :" as Z"
factin 1t is generally agreeable to The las,c Of patients
''' JOHN A. ELKlNTON. VI. ID.
no. l02 n. Fifth Street.
Philadelphia June l2 1915. =,
jhaye prescribed ''Dr CulIcns Remedy many cases
Of (onorrlna and found il to effect cure in very short
,ima A. WATSON. N ID.
Corner Twelfth and ShipIen-sls.
Wholesale and retail BY Rnwnnd nnd Walton pnpre'
,ors No Fl \. Sixth street rhia., James X hrkain
amlen Boa,wright and Mot Columbia, +. VI. Colen'
Charleston,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-12
ECONOMY Is WEALTH!
SABINS WASHING MACHINE.

THE above machines for washing clothes have
peen used and approved for the last six months in
this place and vicinity by men Of the highest re-
spectabili,y and the subscriber is prepared to fur.
nsh them at short nutice. The machines are OF
simple construction, and perfect in operation They
can be worked BY a boy. girl, or woman, and much
time saved in washing without injury to the clothes
All persons are forbid inf inging on the patent.
u Directions 60 with each machine.
E. G. ROBINSON.
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tn. nn;f,rn succrss which has attended the use OF tis
,r.n,-aors saluarv cfect-its power To relieve and
cnre affections of the TAu have gained for it celebrity
eouaed By no other medicine We ofrrit to the affllc
ed with entire confidence in its virtues, and the u' neie
that il will sublnc and remave the seVeres' aacs VI os
ease upon the throat and lungs. These results as ahey
become publicly known. naturally attract rue atIen
ZION of medical anil pl llarhrolsls every y"ueIc-
Wlnt is their opinion of CHERRY PEcToRAL may NC see"
''''' '''''" VALENTINE MOTT. MD.
Prof Surgery Med College, New York, says:-
T gives me pleasure to certify the value and efficacy OF
Ayers CHERRY PEcToR.L which mi, coIS1ar, ros p'""a
"''p'eT TIE II sIs Rr. REV. lord BISHOP FIELD
writes il, letter TO his friend who fast sinking under
an affection Of the s:-Try the CHERRY PEcToRAL
and ifany medlrnc can give you reei WIN 'e "'e'Ss
u ivy '''' CHEF JUSTICE EUsT1s, ,,
of louisiana, writes 'that young daughter oi n's mu
cured of several severe attacks Of Group by The CHERRY
'h'''"NI ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS
TIL, (anadIan Journal of Medical Science .
states THAT Asthma and Bronchitis 80 prevalent ~ % @
inclement climate, has yielded with surprising apy pn!y
Ayre's CHERRY PEcToRAL, and we cannot 100 strongly
recommend this skifu preparation to the ProeS'' a'u
public grnerailv.'
Let the relieved sufferer speak for himself: =. ,,-
HARTFORD. JAM 26 l947.
Dr g. Sver's-Dear Sr-IIaving been rescued from
painul and dangerous disease by yonr medicine, catl.
tude prompts me TO send you this acknowledgements n
only IN justice 10 you, Dut lor the h'oi'ha''" o' ~
aflicton.
slight cold upon the lungs neglected at first became 80
that splitting Of blood, violent cough ana Pro"e
night sweata followed and fastened upon me- pee'me
emaciaed could not sleep, Distressed by my cough,
and pain through chest, and IN short Nd ha" %eacme s ie
alarming symptoms of quick consumption NO neu ,,;"d
seemed a, all to reach my case, until Fpraydentlay tneo
your CHERRY PEcronAL. which soon relieved and % no"
has cured me- Yours, &C., E. A. sIEM AHt' ~
ALBANY, N. Y, April IL. ls4s.
DR., Aver, Lowell-Dear Sir:-l have foir yeaT peer pcen
afflicted with Asthma in the worst orm so thai na'e
been obliged sleep my chair fora large part ct the ..
being unable to breath on my bed had tried srsa'
many medicines to purpose, until my physlca" pre-
crbed as an experiment, yonr CHERRY PEcToRAL;
meek beran to experience the most gratifying relief frm
its use and now four weeks tho disease is cntirey e
moved can sleep my bed with comfort, and eh,oy
state of health which had never expected to ENJOY
GEORGE :. FARRANT.
Prepared hyJ c. AVER, Chemist, lowell Mass: and nd
sold in CAMDEN by K McKAiN, and BY DrugsSl's ana
dealers .nerally throughout the State.
January 2..lS50. SIN
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Committed.

To the inspection OF Planters and the Public
generally. cheap lot of heavy Blankets, Plains
Kerseys and Jeans, of every description suitable
for Ho, Sc aud Plantation Negroes. Also' large
,,ock of Wool Hats and Domestic Goods.
Purchasers are requested 20 call at the "PAL-
METTO STORE" pay charges and take them
.,,.v JAMES WILSON.
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Domestic Manufactures.

We are now prepared 10 offer our stock OF
Black and Russell pegged Brogans, and Russell
sewed Negro Shoes, all Of our own manufacture
which we can recommend to our customers as
thew have been got up with great care and made
of the best materials. Purchasers will please call
and examine for themselves.
Oct H. w. ANDERSON, o. Co.
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Drugs, Medicines and PerfumerY.

Tb. sn,scriher has just received line assortment OF
p.r,mery and Fancy Articles, comprising tarna' Rns-
sels and Preyos,s. Golden Bell C9osncs Lavender WA
Rn.seI's Extracts of West End Jockey lub Jenny Lind
CroneIln rozp, Bouquetde Cnrone Eau l'stra Bear
OIL i,a,Goline phocome genuine Mncn.snT olI % ,iTn
Sand Balls, Rose, Almond, Windsor and Nymph soap
Shaving 'rean,s Meen Fun. Lily White Rose Too.
Paste camphoraed 'entifrics hajr ,Ho'h NAIL flesh and
orebound candy Gum Lozenges, Yeast Powder in bot
lss Flayouring Extracts Of all kinds, Spices, &C. &C.
ALSO -
Constantly on hand, complete assortment of Drugs
Chemicals. Paints, OS, Window Glass, Patent and
nv. Lamps. Garden seeds, &C. . .
M Orders from distance carefully packed, and tho
quality Of every article sold warranted
Oct 81. JANIS II 'iohAlN'
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILES.
Dr. CuIIen's Indian Vegetable Pile
BknAnanV

Js D,n,estic preparation which las been used with
tire success for many years Being Internal medicine
il has decided preference outward nppIca ions which
ar. bnt ratives and moi craves ris medicine acls
unn Tie diseased paris, producing healthy ar"h ana
r,r.p, .urc-whicl we warrant. refund the MONEY
Wholesale and retail. by R"wani n Walton, prorriclors
u \ Siyih street PhiIi James K. ckin, Cam len.
I}.awriph and Mot, Columbia. i. Cohen. VharlrSnI'
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Superior Cologne Water.

Manufactured by J. A. Cleveland, who obtained
= nremium for the best article Of Cologne present.
ed to the South Carolina Institute" at the late
Fair in Charleston. Quart and pint bottles, for
sale by >: pEuAl;
Jan. ,
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aAH 1isYsi
THE GREAT REMEDY,
For Rheumatism. Gout, Pain in the side, Hip, Back,
Limbs and Joints, Scrofnla. Kings Evil, White
dwellings, Hard Tnmon, NtiH Joints, and


dwellings, Hard Tnmors, Sniff Joints, and
all Fixed Pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied, pain cannot eria
These pastc possess the advantage of being put up in
uir-right boxes hence they retain their full virtues in all
climates We have just received the following .estimo-
nia from Sellers. eminent lawyer in successful
practice in Wilcox county, Alabama lie is gentleman
in high standing, and whose influence has great
weight:
Camden. Ala, Nov. 81. 1913.
Messrs. Scov 8 Mead Cientlrmcn-Inving been re-
nu-sted tn state what has been the result u experience
by the sr of your Hebrew Plaster. checrfuy comply,
b. l~ayi ing that have found be heretofore
'mcnded al invaluable medicine Indifferent Of my
family have applied the Plaster to crnc :nmors,
and pains and II has never failed af instant relief.
have also used il with good effect upon my person,
in of ulcers with which have been severely
afflicted. Respectfully, ETC.
c. c. SELLERS.
Derare of Counterfe1s and Base ImitationS.
CAUTION-The subscribers are the only General
Agents in the Suutiem States for the sale Of this truly
>auaI. Plaster and in nnlr proven, purchasers being
Imposed upon BY counterfeit article. sold this city and
elsewhere for the genuine they invite particular attention
to thu follow ing marks of the genuine:
l. The genuine put mp in smooth, engine-furned bot
toned boxes. not suldered in.
= The genuine has the engraved head Of Jew David
the directions around the box, m accompanying Re-
cord of Court. TO +. Taylor Rochester.
SCOVIL d. FAD. ll3 Chartres st..
Between Cont and 81. Louis sts. New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for tie Southern STATES.
Sold by J. r. McKain Camdrn 4. Fitch Columbia,
Haviand IIarr d co. Chareston u. VI. Cohen Charles
ton: Hall Wnib,ro; Iaviland Kese CO. Mtilenlane,
Nr,y York.
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Sept ,
Notice..

The subscriber respectfully requests all persons
indebted to him to make immediate payment He
hopes further call will he unnecessary, as his is
cash business and the credit was given only for
short time. A. E. hLliEN.
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Family Medicines,

Townsend's Sarsa Rrila, Wistar's Balsam,
Ayers Cherry Pecora, Lees, Spenccr's, Cor
don's, Moffall's, Brandreth's, Peters and Beck
wth's Pills, SC, &c, always on'hand at
J,n . If u J. DELAYS.