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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-10
Trustees Sale.

DY Virtue of certkin deeds Of trust from Daniel
Id Lewis 70 us, dated, December 10, lSl9, and re-
corded the one In Fairfield county, Record Books
No II, page 147 the other In Book T., pages AL and
42 Of the county records Of Perry county, and also
of certain other deed of trust from Daniel IeSs and
Sarah Lewis his wife, the undersigned dated Dece
Der 25 1649, and recorded in Book a. pages lI2and
i73 of the county records Of Fairfield county, We Will
proceed on "Wednesday he I'D day Of May, 1850,
at the door of the court house in Lancaster, to offer
Tor sale the following described Real Estate and the
interest Of Daniel Lewis in the property Hereinafter
described. la-.s
FYrst-Par Of In-Lot No. 80, in the town Of Rush:
vile. Fairfield county, with the aPpurtenances, and
described follows; beginning the Southeast corner
Of said In-Iot No. 50, the Alley; thence West "a
feet and inches to the Southeast cder ofthe Dwell
ling House: thetce Nprh through said Lot, so as to
include the Warehouse the North end thereof, 70
an Alley running Fast snd West; thence East % feat
and inches to Alley; thence South along said alley
to the place Of beginning.
Second.-The undivided interest Of Daniel lewis
in the Lot of ground situate the Ohio Canal near
the town of Millersport and distinguished as part Of
Lot No. 80 in Township No. II, Range No. Is in the
Refugee district Fairfield county, containing q acres
and forty Perches, on which Is situated valuable
Warehouse and other Improvements.
Third.-One hundred and ffty-three acres and
three perces OF lsd situate in the Vest halt disco
ton No 81, Township No Is. Range No. IL, Perry
cddnty, Ohio excepting thsrefrom two small pieces
one conveyed by Tfllman Lewis to said Daniel Lewis
BY deed dated November a. 1882, the other convey
ed BY said Tillan Lewis to the Trustees Of the Me-
thodst Episcopal Church, and both recorded in the
county records of Perry county.
To prevent a sacrifice bf the above described pro-
perty; ths same will be set up at very low minimum
and will be sold to the highest responsible bidder.
Terms Of SdLe.-One-third Of the purchase money
in hand and the residue intwo equal annual payments
with interest from the day of sale
DAVID WILSON, I Tu,s,.,.
JOHN R. MUMkUGH, i'"S'eeS'
April 5, 1850 49,. dldwts4S
ITSomerset Post please copy
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Great Sale Of Real Estate,
IRON COAL. &C


TIME subscribers will offer at public sale on the
L Goth of June neAi, at the town Of Nelsonville,
Athens county, Ohio,
900 lots in the new Town Of Camden
100 out-lots Of from one to Eve acres each.
80 Coal Lots of 6om three to ten acres each, on
DORIS Run Railroad
1000 acres of good farming Land II will be divid.
ed into 10 to 40 lots to suit purchasers the Saw
ing Timber to be reserved
5 improved Farms, from so to l60 acres each
Houses and Lots in the town Of NelsomviIe
do in Logan
do in Lancaster
500 acres Of good Farming Land in Hamilton coun-
ty, Oxton tract State Of New York.
The above named town Of Camden is laid out in the
pleasant valley Of Monday creek, three miles north
Of Nelsonville twenty miles south Of Somerset and
the line Of contemplated Railroad from Newark to
Somerset, from thence, south through the valley oil
Monday creek to Athens thence the nearest route TO
the Ohio River. The valley is one of the richest
mnefal valleys in the State. The Coal strata contin
nes for 10 miles on level, and the Coal vein IRON
to 2S feet thick, and ofgood quality There Is avem
of Iron Ore from 3 10 n inches thick Limestone ~
feet thick Claws from 70 lDfeetthIek Also, Alum,
| Copperas Sulphur, SaltPetre and Common salt &C.
Heavy Timber Poplar,0k Ash, Cherry, Sugar, Beach,
Black-Walnut, &c. -
There will be some 40new houses,a large steam saw
Mill aonrine mills tannery, &C., erected and put IN
o,,tion tbe present season at Camden For further
'ticniars direct to "S0meTs & Hayden, Nelsonville,
| S,bens county. Ohio" j. +. SOAfERS & co.
'TTzsWanted from % to 90 Miners, by Somers Hay
dsn at their Coal Banks NelsonYille. J. FS&Co.
march Tlwd&wts4t.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

VIiHE subscriber would inform their friends and the
il public generally, that they have just received and
are now opening Large and well Selected
Stock of Groceries, suitabLe for family use; Con-
ssting in part of the following articles, which they
win sell upon reasonable terms.
BEST RIO COFFEE;
New Orleans SUGARS, Loaf do, White Crushed
do Lump do.
Young fIyson and Imperial TEAS;
Sugar House ami New Orleans MOLASSESj
TOBACCO, of all kinds; 80
RICE, best quality; CANDIES, assorted;
LEMONS; ORANGES; FIGS; RAlSINS;
Together with stock of FANCY ARTICLES, such al
Z FISHING TACKLE; COMBS, fancy and plain;
HAIR OILS; POCKET WALLETS
And all other things usually kept in an estabishmen
Of the kind ely EVERS0LB.
Lancaster, April 20, 1850
Z Gy.MAEiLON ASEiBRoOK's WHISKEY oy I'll,
bael Liquors Of all kinds Of the best quality, duita
Bile for thesick. c, 3. T.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
III AS received and will continue to receive until
IN complete, large and general assortment Of
SAMUEL REERY,

HAS received and will continue to receive until
AA complete, large and general assortment Of
Fresh Groceries and Sundrics,
Which he is opening and offers for SALE at HIS OWN
STORE ROOM, North side Of Main street, one door
West of BNMGER's Warren MAKER SHOP, where he
will be highly pleased to see his old friends aud the
public generally. ON HAND;
COFFEE, good article, at l2i cents y b
TEAS, Imperial and Young Hyson, superior qdalityj
New Orleans SUGAR. extra fine,
Loaf, Crushed and Pulverized Sugar, beautiful;
Pepper, Allspice, and Cnnamon-good;
Madder, Alum, Indigo and Copperas, warranted;
Nutmegs, Cloves and Ginger best;
Raisihsi Figs, Lemons and Oranges, fresh;
Salerattis, Soda, Star Candles and Tallow, fine;
EPSON Salts, and Castor OIL genuine;
TOBACCO, superior Cavendish, Spun and Smoking;
Cigars, Real Havanah. Half Spanish and commonj
Bed cords. Plough Lines and Broom Twines
Batting and Candewick,
Powder, F + L G, Lead Shot and P. Caps S. B.
Buckets and link Wash Boards,
Matches and Soaps Of all kinds
Shoe Backing; combs and Pocket Books.
Notions in endless variety.
Mackerel, Pickerel and White Fish,
Boston; Butter, Soda and Sugar Crackers;
Super6ne Old Wheat Flour, (best qualityD
SALT by the barrel Or bdshel.
LiquOrs-0fa all kinds, and purest quality, adapted
for the use Of the sick room or festive board,
In fact he has every thing in his linz, and will sell
the same very cheap.
Very shortly will be erected in the rear Of his lot
large number Of Sheds for the use Of his country
friends, to which he would most especially call their
attention
Lancaster, may 10, 1850
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q ABANET MAkIN q
TnoMAs O. popsON.

ID ESpECrFUELY snnopheog 10 de eittzetls lof
AC Lancaster and vicinity that he intends carrying
on the above business in GU is raIiOss braatcS at
the OLD STAyD Of HESRY SCHULTZ, In COaaeifS Ron,
tDO doors S0uth Of the Eagle Priafisg Office; where
By strict attention 10 business he hOpes To- receive
liberal share Of pnblie patronage lie intends 20 keep
work Of the plsihsst all most fashionable yle on
hand all tnss and at all prices. His work viii be
made in the very bet and Of the best 3eat0aed
timber He has in his employ Of tie ynry best
Wormen in the State and therefore eau warrant his
work lie will make
Sofas and LOungeS-finostgl quilted 10 the plain
est pad seats;
Turkish DivstS and Ohonlsns;
Side BoaTds-of the most fashionable AMI superior
style, and Of various patterns;
BUREAUS Mahogany and plain Of every description;
Tables Of all patterns aud styles;
Mahogany Chairs; Book Cases and Secretaries;
Counting Houses and other DESKS;
Hat Racks OF every description
Ward Robes and Wash Stands;
Bedsteads-hahogany, Walnut and Cherry High
PotFrencf Couches, French, ,frecisn and Serpentine
COPFIss made in tha shortest D0tiee and no extra
charge for hesrse. Al! funerals viii be attended to
in person.
.GgHoLsTEaIxO Of every description. Sofas and
Chairs re-stuff d. Mattresses, Paastres and Cdshirgs
manufactured 20 order; Carpets cut ard uisde Hol-
land Blrl5 nada; Venitian Blinds and Furniture OF
every description repaired III tie beii danflcr.
Windsor < Fancy Chair Making.
The subscriber las also purchased TIE interest Of
Mr. B. Franklin in the ChahInaking businesa and will
In future carry the business 2; the old stand INN
dately under the Ohio Eagle Oiliee. He viii kee?
on hands at al times Plain and Fancy French an
/ Windsor Rocking, Arm sewing Parlor Table, Barber
and Dentist chairs. Fancy chairs and cane-seated O
all descriptions and soeisbles and settees.
/ II have steam power employed in turning, an;
Carpenters and country cabnet-aAkers can have al
kinds dF work in that line done 70 order.
THOMAS o. D9DS0N.
Lancaster, April 10, 1850. 30
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WksHiSGroE May 6.
Mr. Stanley, Wing of North Carolina. asked
leave to offer resolution instructing the select
committee now investigating the charges against
Mr.. Ewing, to inquire futher what persons III the
Department edited newspapers under the last
Administration, and wrote the party essays sign
cd '.Bundlecund"Awh office he held, aud
what salary he held. and whether during the
Presidential canvass, any Office holders absented
themselves from the Departments to mike
speeches, aud whether they were requested to
subscribe money to operate against Gen. Taylor.
II so, at whose instance it was done. Objections
being mudc, Mr., Stanley moved suspension ol
the rules
Mr.. Hall, Democrat. of Missouri suggested
that the resodltuion be sent to separate commit
tee.
Mr.. Stanley did not assent.
The yeas aud nays being taken, the rules were
suspended=yeas ld9, nays as.
Mr., Brown. ofMiss,, said he was member o.
the Ewing committee, aud did not wish Stanley s
resolution to embarrass its action, II Mr.. Stan
ley was serious, not ten democrats would disa-
gree toa Select committee on that subject
Mr.. Stualey. Has the gentleman the power ic
speak for his party friendsl
Many voces--Yes, yes yes.
M. Snnley.-I congratulate him on the Pre-:
miership Of that side Of the chamber.
MIR. Brown, wish no such claim.
Mr.. Stanley. Dutyou assume It.
Mr.. Brown spid Mr.. Stanley should have al
good committee as tie Ewing committee was
Mr.. Stanley. Just as bad-four Wings to fve
Democrats. who vote for every inquiry. H,
modified his resolution TO refer II 10 select com
mttee of nine members. and under tile operation
ofthe previous question, was pissed.
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R n MOVA L.

TOHN C. FLOOD. has removed his Shop to the
ID house nearly opposite he residence Of Mr.. p.
Bope on Broad street. North ofthe court house, where
he will continue the business Of Blacksmithing,
in all its various branches He Is prepared TO Iron
and repair Wagons Buggiss, PlDughS, &c.
Buggy Springs made and repaired to order, togeth-
er with all other kinds Of work done by Bacsmiths.
Horse Shoeing. ng.-Particular attention paid to this
branch Of the business.
AIlhis work willbedon in good tcorkmdHiike manz
ner and cheap for rash or good trade.
Thankful for past hvors, he hopes by strict stten.
ton to business in his place 10 continue 70 merit
IA good share Of public patronage
Lancaster, April 10, 1900 DOa
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CONVENTION.

By 7'sIsgrapk Jos ne Laae4SiSrDdhy Gasstts.
roLUEBUi May 8, 1850
The Presidentunnounocd the preliminary com
mittees voted for on yesterday.
An invitation was givsd 70 the clsrgymsn Of
the city OF Columbus to open tho Convention with
prayer. Nineteen voting in the negative.
Petitions were presented relative to the negro
question aud excited SOME li,de feeling.
The most OF tie morning ssssion Was occupied
in discussion Ol the proposition to subscribe for
eighteen dollars worth Of Columbus papers for
each member for distribution ah'ng tIicir con-
stituency. II was referred to the committee on
Books.
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Very Valuable and Dcsira BILE
HILLS Il LANDS for S&E.E.

+ OFFER FOR SALE the MILLS and LANDS, joint.
j ly owned by my deceased brother and myspf.-
They are situsted on Clesrcreek nine miles from
Lancaster and five from the Canal.
The Grist Mill runs two pair of French Burrs anl
one pair of Country Stones. The machinery ofbots,
elevator, hopperboy, Sc. are in good order. The
Saw Mil isaljo IN good rePair-the power ample for
both Mills nearly the whole year, and always enough
for the Grist Mill.
Attached to these Mills. are 375 Acres Of Land
partly bottom and plenty OF good timber. We will
divide the land If required. The situation is unsur
passed for health.
putable, reference to which can be made TO Msssrs
HUETER & GARAGHTY. Apply to;Jaeob Berstlet on
the premises or to me in Lancaster, Ohio
GEORGE W. BGRSTLER
Lancaster. February q, 1850. 3in42
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The WING slale ConyenIlon.

CoLvMSys. May7, 1850
The Convention met this morning at 8 O'Clock
and after some preliminary business proceeded
to ballot for Governor. On the lst ballot Wm I
Johnston had 81; Belamy Stopper. .27j Peter o'llm
20;seabury Ford -; Nelson Barrere4 II. B. Cur,
is 5, John F. BeaSers 8. "a Gailoi--JShassdn 1921
Ford 70.
Agreed to unanimously
For member Of the Bnarl of Public Works
Alexander O. conoyei was elected on I'd ballot
Aftsra short series Of resolution were consid
cred and passed. aud a State Central Committee
appointed the Convention then adjourned.
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IN caster is respectfully called to the following Or
dinance, now in force, passed, May 6, 1874.
AN ORDINANCE to ameud the Ordinance regulating
the Sidewalks and Cutters in the town of Lancaster
SEC lst Be IL ordained by The totgn Council Of the
totunQf Lancaster That from and after the legal pub
cation Of this ordinance 1t shall be the duty of all
persons owners or occupers of any lot part of lot
Fronting on any Of the streets of said town Of Lancas
ter to the cutters in front the same TO be clean
ed out and the dirt ofal to be removed and keep
the same clean thereafter under penalty of not less
than dollar, than five dollars, for every
dIyhe, she they. shall neglect to comply with the
provisions Of this section to be recovered before the
President or in his absence, the Recorder, with costs
Of prosecution. By order Of Street Committee.
NELSON COATES, Marshal.
lancaster may, H. 1850. 3wl
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.LoTHING STORE
SpRINGEIS a. TROUT,

Shawk's Row, Nam Strcrt oPp0S"t
!. George q. Beck's Drug Store; ~,
Ui lvE reeoived a handsome variety of READY
Ill MADE CLOTHING, which, ron eAs5, they
will sell as low any other establishment o. the KIND
m sb articles but invite their friends to give them
. a'e eaIl before they purchase at other places.
They would say TO their old friends and the public,
that n connection with the above, they still continue
their old business of Fashionable Tailt ring, In
which line Of business they hatter themselves they
will be able 10 give general satisfaction. Give US cal
sLancaster April %, 1850.
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RaoEIPrs FOR THE GAZETTE.
IM FairlieId Comm,n Plcas.

PETITION TO SELL lands.
A DMTUR Of Philip King rs. Widow s Heirs,-By
IN virtue of an order OF sale to ms directed at the
April ierm 1850 OoftheCo of Common Pleas Tor Fair
field county, will on Saturday the first day Of June
merit on the premises offer at public sale between
the hours of 10 AMI oclock oftatdav the following
parcels of land, situated in said Fairiold county
wit Part of the Southeast corner Of the Southwest
Quarter Of Section No. 80, Township No. Is; Range
No 49, containing about 10 and Is severed from
the balance of said tract by the Newark road. Also
10 acres off the West side of said quarter, to ba Of
equal breadth across the sama at not less than two
thirds the appraised value AMI upon the terms follow
ing one third in hand nehrd in one and the resi-
due in two years with interest from the day OF sale
PETER S. KING, Adm'or,
may 10, 1861 $3.50 4wi
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n0DDRIDGE d CO., wish to advise their

nODDRIDGE d CO., wish to advise their
~ friends that they will continue the Milling and
Wool Manufacturing at the old establishment
during the present season. They willmanuhcture or
exchange Goods already made for and Wool brou int to
them in good condition. Their stock will be large and
embracing every variety WOOL .CARDlNG will
be done with despatch and work warranted. They
are building an extensive STEAM JF0OLLEN
FACTOR Y, which they expect to get into operation
by the lst Of July They will therefore need large
quantity of Wool Theimportance of this new enter:
prise to the farmiug interest will be manifest aud they
hope aud expect liberal support. Those having
Wool will find it to their interest to bring their crop
to us. We will allow liberal prices In exchange for
Goods AMI cash for all in good order where goods
not needed.
Circleville; may 10, 1850.
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The Telegraph LINEN 0pelt ion,
And Goods selling cheaper than everl
LITTLE 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-cons nsistiDg in part as follows:
LADIES Dress Goops.-A splendid Stock Of Broche,
Printed and Plain Bereges, Tissues, Grenadines, and
various new textures, with long unpronouncable
names; White Emb'd and Jacquard muslins; neat and
low priced DRESS GOODS for misses and children.
Rich painted and plaid De Lanes Lawns & 0rgandies;
large assortment Of Ginghams and Gingham Lawns:
Calicos, Chntz's; plain and fgd Red Oil CALICos;
large stock Of Calicos for patch work. a. Red Oil Cur
tain muslin large assortment Of plain and fgd Alpa-
cas-, new style; Black Bombazine plain and gd Dress
Sks English and Italian Grapes, Grape Lisses; Love
Wells and Hsndkerchiefs:
LARGE SrocK OF Men AND BOYS WEAR.-French,
German and English CL 0THSaa C4SSIlLERES;
large assortment of Vestings style; Sattinetts
TwSeds, Jeans, and new style Summer Goods plain
white Linen Drills plain and fancy coored Linen Coat
ings for men and Boys wear, and rdriety Of NeIc
Style Goods that cGit be named. Come aud see for
yourselves.
SILK AND FANCY GooDs.-Large stock of Bonnet,
Cap and inantua Ribbons; Black Velvet do Silk and
Cotton Fringes Jaconet Swiss and Bobnet Iaces Edg-
ings and mserngs: Linen Laces and Bobbin Edgings;
French worsd Collars; Linen Cambria Hsndkerchiefs;
Linen Lawns; Working Braid and Coronation Cord; fine
assortment Cotton Nets for Capes and Caps, silk Netts
and idsiohs White corded Goods for Bonnets plain
and bard Jacconat plain and figured Swiss mill and
Book musns Victoria Lawns; Ladies black Nett and
Summer Shawls, Silk Handkerchiefs, Points, &c.
HoHERY, GLOVES, CRAvATs, &c "A large stock OF
Ladies' and Gentlenans Kid, silk, Lsle Thread and
Cotton Gloves: assortment Of misses and children do
white and black ilst mitts and Gloves; Ladies and
Gentleman's Hose; miss and chldrsh's do; Gentle
mans style Cravats and Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Suspenders, sc. &c.
IRTsH LINENS AsD HoUsEEEEPING GooDs Brown
and bleached Shifting and Sheeiings; Pillow Casing;
Bosom Linens; Linen and Cotton Table Diaper and Ia
Bile Covers; Danask, Bird-Eye and Crash Towellng;
Curtain muslns Furniture Checks Blankets Flhnnes,
/ Baizes &c.
! OS HASD-A large assortment Of BOOTS SHOES,
Bonnets Leghorn, China. Pearl. Straw and Palm Leaf
Hats Cotton Yarn, Carpet and Coverlet do; Candle
Wicking and Batting; GROCERIES,, GLASS and
| QUEENSWARE;a and in fact every thing usually 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 stock
and prices. They will find it is our policy to sell
only such Goods and at prices that will make and re-
tain customers and secure 70 true and warm friends
| GEORGE II. LITTLE,
CHARLES DRESBACH,
| SAMUEL d. DRESBACH
Laticasteri April -, 1850. 40
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The Great Hardware Store,
1y0e 99e
SIGN OF THE PADDOCK AND MILL.SAW.
TOHN EFFINGER, THOMAS H. WHITE and
y WILLIAM LATTA, under the name and firm o
EFF1NaER, WHITE & IATTA,

EFFINGER, WHITE & IATTA,
Have purchased from JOHN c. WEAVER s. CO.,
their entire interest in the Hardware business; And in
addition to their present large and well assorted stock,
are iow ordering from the manufacturers purchasing
in the Eastern Cities and have it in their power to Of
fer to the Farmers Merchants dnd Mechanics of Fair
field and adjoining counties, one OF the largest most
Uaried general dssortmeR of Hardware before
opened in this county, consisting Of every variety Of
ENGLISH Il AMERICAN HARDWARE.
Cutlery Saddlery; Carriage Trimmings, Shuetnaker's
findings Mecaiiics Tools, Iron, Nails Tin, Copper,
link, Window Sash, Tubs, Churns, &c
We do not expect nor want to monopolize the trade;
but with facilities for purchasing Goods, and Civ
ing our attention exclusively to business, and be-
ing in constvnt communication with our customerswe
will learn their wants and supply them, any pains in
the markets of this or any other c6thtry will enable
us to do so and at prices as low not lower than any
other establishment in this part Of the country.
We would particularly invite the attention Of Coun-
try Merchants, SaddIerS and Dedler8 in Hardware
to our assortment it is intention to keep
stantly hand large variety Of HardpGre Cutie
ry and SGddery to sell exclusively by the PACKAGE.
And with the large cash capital that have invested
in the business and making purchases exclusively
from MANUFACTURERS and IMPORTERS, we will have
it in our power to Wholesale every description Of
Hardware upon as accommodating terms and at as low
rates as any establishment in Ohio. We know that
make it to the interest of every that is in
the habit Of purchasing his Hardware in Cincinnati
Columbus, or ordering 1t 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 the
new firm and continue toteal with us. Every effort
will be made TO make the new quarters agreeable
as the DID, and to increase the stock and trade Of the
hotse: EFFINGER WHITE & LATTA ,
Lancaster, march 90, 1850 Al
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Read! Reflect! Judge wisely!
DR. Ensfm,n,s BaIsam OF Wild Cherry

DR. Easiman's BaIsam OF Wild Cherry
HNHERE is no attempt to deceive the community in
l. regard to the qualities ,qf this MEDrcnE It is
not designed to every thing, but for coughs and
all complaints affecting the Lungs and Chest that II
is possible for any compound Of medicines to CuRE,
no remedy can be relied upon with certainty OF
essthan the above Every family whowill keep
it and use it in all ordinary colds and when the Cough
commences, need seldom be troubled any length Of
time with it, it affords almost Immediate reliSf and
great saving OF expense and many times life, by
doing See Esstmans eiral Directory for particulars
Sold by GEORGE G.. BECK, Lancaster,
And regularly appointed Agents throught the coun-
try. All orders mustbe addressed to.
EASTMAN & RIGEL0W, Zanesville, Ohio.
Anvil 16 1870 81