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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-06
December 6, 1850.
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Ncioto and Hocking Valley RaiIroad.

SclOtO ana uOckinS Naliey hallTOau'
StEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Rail
- road Office in Portsmouth, Ohio until the first day
of January, A. d. 1861. for the Graduation Masonry
and Bridging of % miles of the above named road20
miles extending from Portsmouth to the Goth mile post
two miles East of Bloomfield, Scioto county, and five
miles extending from Jackson, Jackson county, south
erly to station number 2O46.
The character of the work is such is usually
found in the State, consisting of about 80 sections Of
Grading, varying from to so thousand cubic yards.
Plans and specifications will be ready for eXamina-
ton after the 10th day of December next and the line
ready for inspection after about Doth OF December
Contractors proposing for the Bridging may bid ac-
cording to plans furnished by the Engineer accord
ing to plans furnished by themselves.
Also for 10000 White or Burr Oak Black Walnut
OF Yellow Locust Cross Ties, inches thick 10 inches
wide, and feet long to be delivered rroportionably
along the line before 0ctoberEl. A ID. 1851
Blank Proposals will be furnished to Contractors,
and all necessary information given, at the Office Of
the Company concerning the quantity and quality OF
the work. by the Chief Engineer, or by the Resident
Engineers on tn ne after the 18th day Of December
next BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
J. V. ROBINSON, President.
J.W. WEBB, Chief Engineer.
Seioto and Hooking Valley Railroad Office, tdao
Portsmouth, Ohio, November 10, 1850 '"''
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1-Bear in mind that nature is ever endeavoring to
expel disease when II invades the animal economy,
and only needs the assistance of genial restora
tve-thorough yet mild in its actionthat will give
tone to the system, and ACT UPoS THE BLooD-whch
is the principle Of life.
GUYsoTT's yellow Dock AND SARsAPARILLA, as
purifier Of the blood renovator of the system, and
supporter and preserver ofthe powers of life, it has
equal Take 1t, on the first indication that disease
is upon you, end you will avert perhaps weeks and
months Of sickness and suffering.
l-@See advertisement. lm3i
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KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFk INsURAHUE
COMPANY, al CavIngton, Kentucky
w. b. ROBBlNG, PRKsTpEHT.
A. 4. GREER, YrE PhrsrbEEr

KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY, AZ cavIngton, Kentucky
W. D. RoBBINs PnEsIPEsT.
A. T.. GREER, YfcE PhEsTDEEr.
J. n. PAYs0N, sEeHETARY.
BOARD o. DIaEcToHt.
w. B. ROBBINS, J. s. MORGAN, A. L GREER
J b. CASEY, z. A, WlTHERS 3 J. MACk'
R. M wIdRERsl NdsEIRssSl,n n G., S.. 5, J. WALKER
r. PRETLow, NJ. D., PHvnoIAE.
J.B. CASEY, Cas- CoA o. fIsAser
TTNHE terms upon which this Company Insure Lite
IL srs peculiarly favorable 70 the Insured -Innc b
more So Il Is believed, than the terms Of any oiher
Life Insurance Company, tO-wit,
The great security afforded In Guaranty Fund OF
sl000O0 S200OO of which has been paid IN cash. and
tSO,OoO secured in the safest manner, b. Bond and
Mortgage Of Real Estate:
Rates Of Premium greatly reduced FROM the rates Of
other Companies, and more equally graduated;
Insurance for the benefit Of married women secure
from the creditors Of their husbands;
The insured not liable to asssssmen'sio Tor losses;
NO 5xtreme hazards taken by this company;
An annual dividend TO all policy holders PAYABLE in
cash; also, additions made to Life Policies every five
years;
Notes taken in part for premiums;
Policies issued upon application without delay csus.
ing no loss oil Insurance u the parties
Lives OF either insured between the ages Of four.
teen and sixty, inclusive, for year. FIVE years or
Tor life.
The Pamphlets and Tracts published by the coups
ny Will be found TO contain much valuable information
respecting the nature, principles application and ben.
etlts Of Life Insurance. Also an examination Of the
plans Of the other Mutual Companies Of this country,
and full explanation Of the plan proposed BY hi,
company, together with various tables, one showing
the rates Of premium for the term Of life Of several
companies, compared with the rates of this company
and aLother giving the rates Of this eompany for All
ages and terms at which Insurance is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis and spplira
tons received and forwarded by RM p. CREED
Agent at Lancaster, Ohio.
DR.. JAMES WHITE, Medical Examiner.
| October g. 1850 OF
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New York bIarksIn.

NEw YORK. Dec. 9.
Flour fr,ner; 1000 bbls. sold ut s4.G8G4,7j lor
common und straight Rye nonr aud meal declin.
ing.-- Wheat steady; 800 bushels Michigan white
sold l,l2i Rye 7jc will, sales Of live hunlre'l
bushels. Corn firm. with sales Of twelve lhousau'l
bushels for 6ac for old western mixed. aud Gio
for dillo southern yellow Whisk"y lower; s"irs
OF $500 barrels ut 97c. Pork unsettled aud noni'
nal. Lard 7Gc Mula.ses declining; sales "f 800
hlltls new crop New Orleans ut 3)c Five hundred
bugs Of Rio Coffee sold ut lO}0llc.
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DUBLIC SALE.-The personal property be.
Il longing to the Estate of JAcoB GREENE, deceas.
ed, in Hooking county, consisngo of
80 Head Of Cattle, Yoke OF Oxen,
80 Tons of Hay, Corn in the crib,
large variety Of seasoned and unseaSoned Lumber,
Household Furniture, Hogs Wagons, Chains,
And variety of other articles will be sold at pub
lie vendue at the farm of said deceased in Goodhope
township. in said county, on Tuesday The 24th day u
December inSt., at o'clock in the forenoon and con-
tnue from day to day thereafter until the property Is
all sold. SARAH GREENE, 1dnrtrir.
December g. lS5f. 3w3l
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no JUSTICE.-.All persons knowing or suspect
~ ing themselves indebted to me for tuition fheir
children will please notice that their accounts must
be settled before the first day of December, 1880.
Those neglecting this notice will find their accounts
left with certain legal officer for collection.
There is due me for this purpose, nearly $500,
and need and must hare il Immediately for the pur-
pose of paying my debts.
Come along, friends and do me this act Of Justice.
l~I have for sale a large lot Of School Furniture
as good as new, which will sell low. Also large
lot of Stove Pipe. MARTIN HILL.
Lancaster, November, 8, 1850 ~
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NOT VET QUIT

SAMUEL WILHELM still continues tc manufacture
- at his OLD STAND broad street, evorv Lind of
i3edsteads and other Furniture, such as he bss
always had on hand, and will be pleased to wait upon
His work will be made in the best Inanney If the
best material and will be sold the Lowest prccs and
he will use his efforts to give the best of rea sons for
the community To deal with him.
TURNING alwaysdone to order. AllkinJs of Cory.
TRY PRODUCE Will taken in exchange for Furniture
as usual The report has been circulated tba, bo In.
tended to quit business, but this is mistake. and he
will be found on hand as usual at his Old sbon s "
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HESITATE OF LEWIS sPENC GER Notice is here
II by given that the subscriber has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator OF the Estate OF LEWIS
SPENCER, deceased, late of Fairfield county, Ohio
WILLIAM C. SPENCER, Adm'tor
november lo 1850. '4w2S
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Sale orRcnI Estate by order Of Court

ON Saturday The 14th day Of December, 1850, at
" three o'clock in the afternoon on the premises, in
the town of Pickerngton will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following Real Estate, as the property Of
Stephen Whtesel, deceased to-wit In-Lot No. Thir-
tyour (3 situate in the town Of Pickerngton, Fair
field county, Ohio Appraised at $35S ,33s.
Terms Of SaLe.-O in hand, and the residue
in two equal annual payments, with interest on defer
red payments from day Of sale.
SAMUEL W0RREI., Admtor
of the Estate Of Stephen Whitesel. deceased.
November 10, 1850. $l,bO 6w9S
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IPThe editor of this paper, would announce his
return again to the duties of his station which he has
for four weeks been obliged to place in other hands on
account of severe cold 1t is with pleasure he ac-
knowledges his Indebtedness to Ayers CHERRY PEc-
TERAL for cure from it and great relief from suffer
ing by its use and would from experience recon-
mend it heartily to others who may be afflicted as he
has been. with belief that they may be benefited
by its use.-C Christian .idrocGte
lPSee advertisement lm3l
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UNDERSTANDS months have now eaps-
u ed since requested all those indebted to me to
come forward andpay up. Some Of my friends have
been kind enough to res pond to my request, while
others probably have thought do not need funds.
This is therefore to give such of my trienns (who
NAV have such mpression to understand that it is my
determination to collect all outstanding claims, and
would much prefer receiving the same without any
coercive means JOHN c, WEAVER
lancaster september 6, 1850 6wl7
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PWorrcrIoN INstkANcE coMpAKY


Rates of Premium a. iaN As those or any othsT
RESPONSIBLE Oiuce.
"a Speedy and sAtisiac.ory adjustment II losses
by the General Agent OF the Company for the West.
sTn and Southern States
s-Arbiirstion (of al diferenc es which may ariscS
Dy relcrees utu lily chbsen.
awards 1 N nptiy paidin Specie, ,Banksble Funds
or exchange n New YCrR, Baltiriofss CHARLESTON,
View Orleans, ST. Louis, Louisville. pitSbufHh OF
Cihruns'i At the option Of the insured. a.
rParP Phlets 'ptting forth the mode and principals
II adjusting losaesRstes Of Premiums classification
Of Hazards &C., &C. &C., furnished to the customeTi
Di the Office free Of charge.
Eor ffrther Information apply 10 the undersigned
who IS fully authorized to insufe Dwellings, Stores,
Hotels, Were!oiises, Mills Manufactures, Barns &c.
Also - slidusehold Furniture, and Goods, Wares and
Merchandise contained stored therein against loss
or dana ge by FIRE.
AlsO-Dry Gocl,, Groceries, Manufactured 0Dodg,
Produce, Household Furniture, Live Stock, AID Every
other description of Merehshdze 5f petsDal Proper
to shipped or 10 be shipped pei stod steam boat or
bosis to and from points Oh The Western Waters or
between Eastern Cities Via Lakes, or other inland
route and any towns In the Western country aesinsl
the hazards Of INLAND TRANSPORTATION, ~
Also-Shipnents Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise,
per good vessel or vessels, between New Oresns and
Eastern ppris---between New Orleans and other Gulf
ports-between all American ports and Engilh bf
European Ports, or TO any maritime port UhalsoeyeT
in the Atlantic wsters, against The PERlLS OF THE
SEAS. VIM, p CREED, Agent,
October II, 1850 % rrotecidh Insurance Com
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GsRO Sr5u1yrms
Emporlant to TricsnIllalsaeIIi.a.
An ORDiNACE

For the protection of the Canal BThlro a, The West
Ind Of Min Street, Lancaster.
GfEc. l. BE II ordaiaei bp lhe torn Cerrea qftAe
- tour Qf f.aEcdsfef. That Il shall b. unlAwfnl lf
any pnT1rh or person. 70 handle or Talsa ne I'm
Bridge the Canal y th West end of ga.sreeA
except lor the purpose at passing oAis or o,her e
thai may ben vigating the eshal.
SEc. 2. Thsf II any Bo-unan or other pergA IN
persons shall dlmage or iDiure said Briase " letting
Il a or in running again = with their boata " other
craft oihrrwsc niure ssie niese by design eaIe
essncss, spd p r,on prrsohs, boats or other cn,
shall be hold or such damages W iinos that may Be
assessed.
SIC. 3. Tat any psfson ar persons Stating any
o. Inc provisiolS d this ordinance shall, upon convic.
gon ,hro before the President in his absence The
Escarder. he ~ ed IL aqy sum not kss than FIPE
UgbLAhS nor mnre ffsE TTTENTY DQBfAR6
uh e'st n Prosecution, and also BE- liable MI al
damages doh' 20 said Bridge Passed Nov z, 1850
-. JOHN ARNEY, Pvesidenf.
sunst--joHS B. RrRD, Rerorder
Lancaster, november TO- 1850 %
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Valuable Farm for SdleG--I am authorised TO
sell the farm Of f60 acres, belonging to Mrs. Ma
ry ANN Worthingon, situated some Il miles south Of
lancaster. II is we'll improved Of good quality Of
soil and will be sold dupon reasonable terms and credit
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, October II, 1850 %
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II MURPHY, wouldrespectiully inform the ci-
IL. zens of Lancaster and vicinity that she has re-
moved TO the rooms formerly occupied by j. c. Wea-
yer Co., in the Tsllmadge 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 10 1850 40
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A administrators Sale.--The undersigned as
N Administrator of NJ. Garaghty, deceased, under an
order Of the court of common Pleas for Fairfield coun
between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and 4o'clock p.
NJ, before the courthouse door offer public sale In
Lots Nos and g. and East half Of and in Garagh-
tvs addition to the town of Lancaster upon the pay
laent of one-third in hand-one-thrd in one and the
JOHN GARAGHTY, Adm'tor.
November liz. 1850 $l50 6w2S
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Valuable Property for sale..sI wish to sell
' the East half Of Lot No. and Lot No 8, in the
9Th Square Of Lancaster, being the late residence Of
George Myers. Also the farm live on two milen
East Of Lancaster containing 205 acres all enclosed
and we'll improved which is the best and most desira.
bic farm and town property in the county and will be
sold on easy terms TO suit purchasers call and
JOHN A. COLLINS.
August is. 1850. is
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ENSTATE OF JACOB GREENE Notice is hereby
H given, that the undersigned has been appointed
and qualified Administrators of the Estate of JACOB
GREENE, deceased, late of Fairfield county, Ohio.
SARAH GREENE, Adn'trir.
December G, 1850. Avail
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EIrRNITUREI FURNITURE!

CEORGE L. ECKERT still continues at his new
" stand on Main street, in Stanberry'S Building,
ttpo doors East Of The HOctirg Valley Bank, where
will be found usual general assortment of CABI-
NET FURNITURE, which is admitted by all to be
the largest and cheapest bfore kept in this place.
..---.--.> from the pLdinest 10 the fa- ,,tsFss.,J
stSaaSfS est, consisting of -.-Ba
U Ss7.1.ez7.s SOFAS, solid Mahogany aAkc-
CHAIRS, Tete-at tetes, Divans, TABLES, Stands, Bu-
reaus and fine Bedsteads, sc. &c.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE lie viii also keep
hard general assortment of Cincinnati Furniture,
which viii be sold small advance upon city prices
thus obvisting the necessity Of citizens going else
where to buy furniture, by makHgit to their advsn
tsge to purchase of the subscriber. offering them
either home city manufacture. All furniture sold
by will be warranted TO be we'll made and durable
materials.
AGOOD HEARSEi Is always ia readiacss to attend
funerals The subscriber has now and hereafter will
keep constantly on hand Cotins ready made, that
he will be enabled to Gurnsh them in few minutes
notice. He will promptly attend funerals any where
in the county without extra charge,
Thankful for past ayOrs, he respectfully asks con-
tnuance of the public patronage In the same build
ing is Mr. G. Smiths Chair and Bedstead Factory, so
that customers be accommodated in either line at
the same place. GEORGE L. ECKERT.
lancaster. November 1850 26
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entire stock Of Mr.. WILLIAM UPFrELD long and favor
ably known in Lancaster as a workman, which we
now offer at low figures for the ready pay. We in
tend keeping constantly on hand ready made work,
and will make to order every variety Of work made
In Lancaster all Of which we will warrant TO purcha-
sers. MACELROY & BILLINGHURST.
NIB wish between now and the FIRST Of January
next to settle up the business of the former concern
JOHN MiCELRoY.
Lancaster, November s, 1850. "a
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TVN0 ali whom il may cOncerD.-Having dis
Il posed of my stock of Goods to Mr.. JACOB PLoUT
and given up business wish all knowing themselves
indebted to call and pay up Immediately and save me
the pain Of leaving some for collection with proper
officers on the first of January next.
JAMES C. MACCRACKEN,
Lancaster November %, 1850 80
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LANCASTER, Friday, Dec, 8. 1850
cIneIanstI Mark t.

C1SciENATl Decemhcl D.
River / en- II inches--weaiher cloudy.
FInnr firm al $3.50. WhIskey downward Il
e3lc-n" sales Hogs-H"lders in con rqnencc'
ii favorable change Ia weather are more firm ~
their views. aud 81 generally asked. hut bnyer'
are not disposed 10 meet them.
Nnlhing doing im proyisnna.
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FSTATE OF JOHN DAUGHERTY.--Notice is
IL hereby given, that the undersigned has been 'p
pointed and qualified Administrator Of the Estate Of
JoHN DAUGHERrY, deceased, late of Fairfield county,
Ohio. JOHN LYNCH, Adm'fOr.
November %, 1850. 4w30
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vaiunblc Farms fer Sale.
DR.. Murslinil'> CnIarrh snuff.

TalIIS SNUFF is superior 20 ANYTHING vet known for
Il removing the Catarrh and cold in the head, head
ache &c. It is an excellent remedy for many cases
of sore eyes, Manufactured nv the sole proprietor
Charles Bowen Montpelier, Vermont, and sold By the
Druggists generally through the State oi New York
and the Union TTDewsre of H. c. Gridley's coun-
terfeit
Sold in lancaster BY C.. G. Beck. VI. T. Krailer; G.
McFadden, Rushville: D. Holderman, Amanda
October %, 1851 6uoj
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NERSHIP.--GILBERT DEVoL
~ JOSEPH KURTZMAN and ANDREW e Lv.
INGSTON have entered into co-partnership in the
Foundry and Machine Business, under the
firm. name Of G. DEVoL CO., and will carry on the
business in all its various branches.
Thankful for the past favorS bestowed upon the es,
tabshment, they hope 70 receive liberal share ol
public patronage in future.
VOL Al the Foundry, where III hoped all indebted will
make an early cali G. DEpOL, DEpOL,,x
Es.. A. G. LIVINGSTON,
Lancaster, April 49, 1850. Sml
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Presidents friends. but 10 the moderate
men Of the Opposition. II embraces 10
the main, the doctrines of The Wing par
iy Of the country and To the message wo
would respectfully refer such Of our oP
ponents as are in the habit Of looking for
Wing principles aud measures in their
party papers. BY thus doins. they viii
find out more satisfactorily the wing
creed and will not find much init 10 which
they can object. II will euable them TO
act more undersIanlingly aud will also
show to them that the whig party are ia
borinQ To foster aud cherish the best in.
tercsls of the country.
Tue FREE Soil PARTY.-.Our dcs
patches last evening informed us that the
two Houses ofthe Ohio Le gislature were
organized as follows; In the House a
Free Soiler fur Speaker aud Democrats
for Clerk aud Sergeant. at. arms; in the
Senate, Wings for Speaker aud Sergeant.
at arms aud Free Sniler for Clerk. at
least, Mr.. Swift. the Clerk nf the latter
body, has been a violent Free Sniler.
The result does not please us. ii is alb
solu:eIy shameful. A party, numbering
only 10000 in the State Of Ohio. ny
means of bargains and sales. have Uni
ted States Senator. several Associate
Judges, member of the Board oi Pub
| lie Works and several minor officers, il
addition tn The influence they have exer
ted in the Legislature for the last few
years in the election Of officers and the
passage Of measures. 1t gives them al
influence they do not deserve and offer.
them inducements to keep up their dan
gerous agitations, at the expense of Ih'
peace and good feeling of the citizens q
diff rent sections of the country.
This, we fear, IS only the beginning u
end. How far its influence will exien,
into the future acts Of the present I.egis
: lature, time alnne wilIiell. What secre
bargains have been made, the people d
not know; hut should it result in tn
choice of another Free Suiler fur Unite,
States Senator. WIN may be "as good
Democrat as Mr. Chase, we think it vii
create some "noise and confuson" in
the regions that are n tainted with cor
ruption enough to frswear all lhei
principles for the purpose "f putin
The "spoils" in a few mems pcckets.
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~ BE.r fENALe Nrn1crvr E.owv.

THr BEsT FEHALE dE9Icryr E~ow~
iie Ldract Of Yclow Doc4 snl ,ar-spsr'.a =
po'tYe, speedy and PCrn8HeH cure fox all corn ant5
1IlHnt ~ FEMALES. is mild Alternative froDrrfias
renders 1t peculiarly spplica la 10 ha ! I'd snd do
ica. constitution of TIE female |; is uulvallcd in
It's effects upon such diseases lncivi NJ rou,unp
ion, barrrnneSs. leucnrThOea whites irregular men
strNon nHoHtinence OF urine, aHigencTa prOir4ti1n
Of the systeIn. II Immediately countrrats that dis
tras'in5 nervousness and assitude common 70 the
female frame, and impaIts an Energy and suOYsacy
As surprising they are grateful We have evidence
on Ile which induces strongly 10 recommend this
.dicine 70 married people who have not been bless
ed with offspring.
PRoLAPsGs UrERA, or Failing The Woinh. 1i fly
years standing; cure by DR. Guysot's Extrscto Vel
low Dock and sarseparills. after every 9th known
remedy has been tried without relief
WASHINGTON, oaio, February. 1850.
This ceriiles that my wife. aged p yeurs has becr
SUD ring unier he above complaint for FIVE wears
nearly ali Of that time confined to her he'd have fr
four years constantly employed the best medical tai
ent that could be procured in this section o the con.
try without any benefit WhstevcT ! nave also pur-
chased every instrument recommended tor the cure II
such disease. all Of which proved worthless.
In the spring OF lsiS was induced by Inv frien 10
try Dr. Guysgt', YelIoS Dock snl which
was used for four months. After she had used il for
about four weeks was evident to all that she was i'm
proving. and from this tine improved rapid and
gained esh and strength until the disease was entire
y removed, and she is now enjoying most excellent
health NM. MONFORT.
We being neighbors Of Julia and Wm. Monfort, know
that the above statement, 10 the sickness Of Mrs
Monfort, and ss to the being effected by Guy.
sotts Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla, to be strictly
true SARAH POWERS. :
.. - JANE EDDY.
1iNone genuine unless Putup inlarge bottles, ,con-
tanning quart, AMI rame Of the Syrup blown in the
glass, with the written signature f. Bennett. OIL
| the outside wrapper.
! 1J-Price 81 per bott.e or six bottles for s..
| Sold by I'D PARK. Cincinnati. OLio.
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets-en.
| trance on Walnut street,-to whom all orders mus
| be addressed
AsESTs-George Kaufman, lancaster; Krcider AM
Co, Logan: D. Hawkins Sugar Grove; Clements Roy.
alton; William F. Brecl, Carroll
september 8, 1850. Il
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NTINEPENNY CAI.lCO---TiIs day opcnlns a.
~ Wise's 700 pieces or the pretinst patterns, best
cloths, and permanent col r. " or brought 70 hS
Inarkot VT WISE
nov :, 1850 OPPOSITE SlIrler's IlOt.l
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Il OrenZO DOw,-Life and writings of LORENZO
Ia Dow just received and for sale the book store
Of JOHN L. TUTHlLL
Jluy 10, 1850 Opposite ShGfer'S Hetel
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COrdage just 10 hand.

A Supply ofTow Linen, Sash Cord, Bed Cord, HEMP
N and Cotton; Broom Twine; Seine Twfne, HemI
and cotton; Fish Line and Hooks, by ...
may "a, 1850 G, KAUFMAN
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DONNETs AND RIBBONs--Just received an OK
I'D ten,ive variety, for sse chesPst WlSE'S.
Lancaster, nov s, lS50 q