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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
MED CAL ELI.tI.
DOCTOR o. e. DAVIS

OFFERS his services to the citizens of Lancaster
~ and vicinity OFFICE in the Telegraph building
REsIDENcE first house north OF the new school.house
Broad-street
August B, 1850. 1876
GFHe refers to the following testimonial from DR.
JOHN M. BIGBLow:-
The undersigned contemplating for time to be abb
sent from Lancaster, takes pleasure in commenting tc
the favorable notice of his friends, DR.. O. E. DAVIS
whose ability and experience asa physician is guar
anty That he Is fully competent to discharge the respon
sible duties Of his profession.
JOHN M. BIGELoW, M. D.
Lancaster; August 8 1850 l4w3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
August 9, 1850

A administrators Sale. The personal property
N belonging TO the Estate Of EEos BRApLEY, de-
ceased consisting Of Land Warrant or l6O Acrcs Of
Land will be sold at public vendue on Saturday the
17th day of August merit at the Hotel OF Christopher
Sale TO Commence about one o'clock, P. NJ. Of said
day. anda credit of six months viii be given by the
purchasers giving note with approved security.
GEORGE sANDERS0N, Adns'tor
July 96, 1850. 4wl2'
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Ia FairfieId Common Pleas
Petition for Divorce.
Frederick Luhtnan,

rs. Petition Tor divorce
Emile Luhman. ia.a..,.,.
NHE Defendant in the above case, Will take notice,
i that the complainant has this day fled petition
in the court Of common pleas Of Fairfield county,
Ohio thereby praying for dissolution ofthe Marriage
Bonds and fcT other relief and that the same will be
for hearing at the next term Of said court and for cause
he assgns that Of wiful absence for more than three
wears y q VTRGIE 2. & IA. SHAW,
Solieit1rs tor ctrRk etnsEt
1ugnst u, 1850 si,Tbs - 6vfb'
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CoHoREssloEAL NoMHATI0H.--Hon Edison B..
0lds the present able member, was unanimously
re-noIninatsd by the democracy on Tuesday last.
Pipe-laying couldn't beat the Doctor at the laat
Congressional election and full turn out Of the
democracy this fall will onSuTe bis reelection =
Lancaster Telegraph.
Nothing Is 80 sure ah indication o. q fitness nor
LocOfoc6iini aa a caPaJility for loose assertions
aud ridichloas lhisrepressnlationS, The Editor.
Of the Tslesraph, il would seem, possess these
in an eminent degree. and il was very wrong Tor
the late Eocof;icO Convention to say that i was
not proper Eoeofoco organ Above !" an IN.
sinuation OF "pipe-luyins'' in the last Congress
ional canvass, charge that has never been uti-
mated before. and two years gone bye, aud at
this late day our neighbors Of the Telegraph
hive made the discovery. Forit, 'se grant them
fall "letters. .patOnt-t is theirs and no other per-
son can lay claim 10 it. All the boiors Of The dis
covory belong 10 them aud all the profits arising
out OF il must accrue To them, They shall have
full right To possess make and dispose OF the
same in any manner whatsoever and a complete
remedy against any and all persons who may
have the hardihood to interfere with their rights
or infringe their patent
We are sorry they are not so proficient insla O.
ments of fact, as for instance the conclusion Of
the paragraph. But when il comes to fancy. they
crrry of the palm They do it in so simple a
mnnner too that in these days it really refresh
ing. Most any man with no more information
aud no better sense than have the Editors, will
place confidence in their assertions.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
4 VaInnbie Farm for Sale.

will offer for sale on Saturday the 3lst day Of Au
gust next, at the door of the Court House in LAncas-
ter, one hundred acres of land more or less. Being
the old home farm Of Martin Lanz late OF Pleasant
Township, deceased. The farm Is situated a miles
east of Lanca ster on the old Zanesyle road. On the
farm is good Tan Yard-a two story frame dwelling
House-a good hewen Log Barn-and everything ne
cessary for farmer. ss4
Terms-one-iourth in one year, one-fourtb in two
and the balance in three years, with interest de-
ferred payments.
... JACOB LANTZ, Exerptor.
Augu-. , JQ-0 iqs
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PItIshurgh Markets.

PITrsBuRG, Augm 90
River 3 feet aud rising. Weather clOnly.-
Heavy rains during the day. y.
Bacon -SaIes Of 1000 hams at n. Western
selling lower.
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Birds! Rir.,Su Rir,,.ul

lANARY SEED, Hemp do, Rape do Cutie Fish
August 8, 1850 il
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

BALsAm OF WuD CHERRE.--NOW that the sea
son for coughs and colds are advancing we cannot do
better than to urge upon OUR citizens the Importance
OF guarding themselves against unnecessary expo
sures toth changes in the weather experienced in
climate at this time of the year. The introduction of
Spring always brings with it troublesome variety Of
weather, and the sudden transitions we feel from heat
to cold, from dry to moist states of the atmospheric
frequently mpart to our systems the first characters
of disease, and lay the foundation of the numerous
consumptive complaints so prevalent among our peo
pie. tits the wiser part to prevent if possible, the
formation Of those Diseases by proper respect for
the laws which govern our bodies; but when coughs
and colds do coma and the lungs become dangerously
affected we should have to that eiicacious
and deservedy popular remedy for all diseases of the
chest and lungs Dr. Wistar's Balsam of JVild Cherry
1FSee advertisement. lnl3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

ENSrATE of Isaac Grilfith.-Notice is here.
IA by given that the undersigned mas been appointed
and duly qualified Executor Of the Estate Of Isaac
GRIFFrrH, deceased late of Fairfield county. Ohio.
All persons having claims against said Estate will pre-
sent them for settlement legally authenticated within
one year--and those indebted will make immediate
payment TO MICHAEL NIGH Executor.
Augusta, 1850 4wl3'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

NToW oPENING-A handsome variety of Cali
~ GOES, Ginghams, A Prints, Oil Chintzs, Lawns,
Irish Linens, Changeable Mohair Lustres, &c.
STAPLE G00DS-Such as Tckings, Brown and
Bleached Drlings, Apron Checks, BleSchod Muslins,
Brown Linens, White and Red Flannels, Bleachcd
Sheetings, from to yards wide PillowCase Cottons
Table Covers.
Together with General assortment of all kinds of
Goods for Housekeeping purposes for sale at WISES
Lancaster Aug. is, 1850 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

The Mos IN CHrLLIcorHE We yesterday al
luded 10 an attack made upon the house Of the
sisters Of Notre Dame. branch establishment Of
one in Cincinnati They came to the former city.
purchased property and opened seminary fOrthe
education Of young children aud females, Sew
eral times this house has been shamelessly at
tackled and stones aud rotten eggs thrown into the
windows. The Catholics held meeting on Mon
day evening last, and passed resolutions. repudi-
ating the idea Of minglins secular affairs with pol
itcs but pledging Themselves not to vote in Iu-
ture for candidates NOT known to be favorable 10
an equality of rights; resolving to protect them.
selves with repelIing force by force unelsss the
city authorities would protect them, and offering
areward of $50 for the apprehension Of tie dep.
redntors To this. the city council has added $50,
his 10 be hoped that this reward will Iced TO the
arrest Of the guilty persons. They are said TO be
mostly boys.
TEs sbsvs b ID sbsivsrsgssb sspsseSF The
asstsssynbISsSslA ssBasly Saioes cssssNsl''
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Hoczmo TowssHP. .Fdirieid Co Ohio, Jtiy 28, 1850
This may certify that purchased and used last seas
ION Of Moorcf Patent Wheat Di Ills. and without
hesitation recommend it to all wheat growers, as one
Of tie most valuable improvements offered TO the az
ricultursl community-for the simple reason that II
does the work bettertaes one-thirdless seed-saves
ir3m Is to ~ per cent Of labor in putting outand
will in 10y opinion give yield of Is per cent more
generally and upon lsndI liable to freeze cut when
sown in the common way will give more than double
the yield. drilled some 20 acres last fall for my
neighbors all Of whom concur with me in the opinion
that it has many deciied advantages all other
modes Of putting out wheat drilled field for Johs
Arney, Esq. who sowed another field in the common
Say and believe all who have examined. the two
fields, give it their opinion at the drilled field will
nearly If quite dJutls the broadcast in the yield
notwithstanding the field sown in the common way was
the freshest aud stronger ground.
In field Of mine Of fifteen acres had three acres
sown broadcast. two bushels of seed per acre, the
balance Of the field drilled With bushel of seed
per acre--the drilled wheat much the largest and
when we came to harvest the thiekest the ground
This machine operates well stumPy, hlly or eod-
ly ground which have fully tested and have no he
station in saying is much better than either the Plow
| or harrow. JOSHUA CLARKE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
SUNDAY school and Family Libraries

SUNDAY school and Family Libraries
- Depository Of the publications OF the American
Sunday School Union, has been established at the
Book Store of the Rev. JoHs LEHMAS, in Lancaster,
where Sunday Schools may OBTAIN BOoss at the same
prices they sold at, from the Depos,ty in Phila-
dephia Regular Libraries containing 100 bound vol
ims are sold for sl0 Juvenile libraries IS bound vol
umes only s.. Family libraries "a bound volumes 50
From the other publications Of the Union Schools anC
Families may select to such amount may suit then
own convenience Lancaster. NAV al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
A CAuTION

ABOUT THE ONLY ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Sistar'> BIiSam Of Wild Cherry,
TINE great remedy for CONSUMPTION, and the
l. best medicine known to man for Asthma Of every
stage, Liver Complaints Bronchitis, Influenza Coughs,
Colds, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Shortness Of Breath
Pains AMI Weakness in the Side Breast &C., and ali
other diseases Of the PULMONARY ORGANS.
~ WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY is a
fine Herbal Medicine, composed chiefly of Win
CHEnRY BARK and genuine ICELAND Moss, (the latter
imported expressly for this purpose the rare medi-
cinal virtues Of which are also combined by new
chemical process with the Extract of Tar thus render.
ing the whole compound the most certain and etfca
cious remedy ever discovered for
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
Still further evidences Of the remarkable curative
properties of this inestimable preparation
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
NEW COODs--JuIy e0th. $50.

7hs day received at the cheap cash store, opposite
i Sheifcrs Hotel, large and general assortment
of New Goods, embracing eyory kind and variety o.
Fancy and staple DRY GOODS. Having purchased
this stock between the regular seasons for going East
thereby realizing an advantage inbuying many kinds
of Goods and getting freight at low rate enables
to sell my articles at greatly reduced prices Every
body is invited to call and buy bargain.
Lancaster, Aug. 16, 80 W. T. WISE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

Conversational Gossip The Dayton
Journal thus sums up the ddings of the
late Constitutional Convention
The Der ocratic Constitutional Convention
Met
Ia ked and quarreled for 80 days!
Spent 900 of the pcpplr's money
Settled not single principle definitely
Adjourhei till the lst Of December!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
Geo. Kaufman.

III AS just received fine lot Of Glass Ware. Foo,,,
n Il Fruit Bowls, Footed Fruit Dishes. Footed Pitch
es, Decanters, Tgmblers. Lamps, Lanterns, Window
lass, all sizes, and shop Furniture.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
RrcosTMEEpATIoNs

UsioyvnLE, Chester County, Pa. FEB! g 1888
do hereby certify that | have used one Of PEN
t. 70 % oaa, n, r nv .sr Tear inee nd
nave never failed having good crp. think can
4fey say that have realized from 10 to 80 per cent
u tha,it Is has averaged me from 1900 to s4OO, and
even 500 year, the usual broadcast seeding,
throwing tie roots entirely out which Is wholly OBJ
waited BY drilling would moi lake 500 for my Dfil
If could not get another oi the kind JOHN HUEH. =,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

MuoRt's s. PEsKocK's WHEAT DRILLs.-We
neglected last week to coll the attention of our
grain. growers to the advertisement of Messrs
Wright and Selby. BY referring to the large bills,
the reader will find number ofterti6cates speak
ing very highly of these drills, and SO fdr ds the
advantages Of drilled over sowed Wheat is con-
cerned, we believe these. are now generally con-
ceded. The writers Of these certificates are all
rien Of good judgment and their opinion is worth
Confederation They hdEe given the drills a fair
trial and speak from observation. We notice in
other States where the drill has been longer in
use than here, that the same opinion is given Of
these drills, and we have no doubt they are as
good as the best. All the Agricultural journals
Of the Jay speak well of them, We understand
that Messrs. Wright aud Selby are prepared TO
execute all orders for the drills.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

MARYLAND TOBACCO CRnP. The Port
Tobacco Times, of Wednesday. says:
1--WE have heard no one yet in this
county express an opinion that the crop
will be an average one; but. on the con-
trary, many say it must yield far short
Some Of our more fortunate planters, it
is true, have very fair prospects for full
crops. But these are few compared to
the nuhber who will not make half their
usual quantity, to say nothing of those
who have entirely failed 10 plant"
BRITrsH AND AMERICAN BgNEvoL ENcE
The receipts ofihe American religious
benevolent societies for l549-50, amount
to a total of$l,2l2.2 The receipts Of
the British religious benevolent societies
inihe some time amuuntedio So, ,226, ,035
The London list. however, embrac ces
many societies not incldded in the Amer.
ican enumeration.
SfAebLAR' S6rcrpG.-fn Litchfeld, N
H., Mr.. Lyons, committed suicide by
hanging himself. after digging his grave
purchasing his coffin. and. as it is sup.
posed. lying in it over night in his grave
clothes, with portion Of ,laudanum in
his stomach, that. instead OF acting fatal
made him Oleep,
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FAtnrlrID couyrr, ONO, July q, 1850.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY, ONO, July q, 1850.
This ms certify that we Rave used on our farms,
the last year. in seeding wheat, MJores Patent Grain
answers most rSlusfle purpose. We find il well
adapted to all kinds of lands hy, stony and stumpy
Upon such land we found no difficulty in using it We
believe il cannot be surpassed any kinds of land;
and low nd wet lands we have found 1t to answer
Drill not being jsct to freeze out ON low lands,
that sowed in tRs ordinary way BY broadcast. From
experience, we fully satied that there is
great saving in seed by using this Drill, and much
larger yield the shall continue the use
of this Drill hereafter il seeding ali our wheat and re-
.nunu anJ II IN al fsr,naro .l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

Orenzo DOw.-Life and writings of Lorenzo
A. Dow, just received and for sale at the book store
of JOHN L. TUTHILT,
July 10, 1850. Opposite ShGfers Hotel
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Nniinns

A LARGE stock Of well selected Fancy Notion,
such as Pocket Books. Pencils spectscles Shirt
Buttons, Fans, Baskets, Knitting Needles, Pins. &c.
Just received by G. KAUFMAN
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wine and Cordage.

0kn Pounds Cotton Seine Tv51
HOO 100 do Hemp do do
25D lbs brown DO
Clock cord, Fish Twine and Hooks, shoe thrcsl,
. Wrapping Twine, Bed cord, halter rope an Tow
Inc, just received at KAUFFAIAN'S
August o, 1850 "A
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receiyed at theo eoldDrugstore

Justreceiyed tthe oIdDrugstore
A FRESH and CHOICE supply Of Drug and Me-
"A dlcines among which Is
l30 o. Pure suph Quinins
20 b. best Turkey Opium
barrel Indigo
do sup Csrb 2odao
box TaTtarie Acid l..t .tI.
keg Tsmaginds
Together with fun assortmeni Of Dr,gs ana Aledi
cinea u you want good and cheap sstiele give the
Oh Ding Store a call C. KAJPFSfAE
August Q, 1850 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

Igven, that the subscriber has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate of EYos
BRADLEY, late OF Fairfield county, deceased
GEORGE SANDERSON, Adn'tor
July 49, 1850 4wl2'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

ARABIAN LISMExr-T had been afflicted for 10
years with asevero pain inmy breast and shoulders,
which would compel me to keep my bed sometimes
for two weeks at time and was at no time hardly
able to work atall. used H. G. FdrTelrs Ara5iaa
Laiment, and it cured me sound and we'll had at
the same time used the Lniment, tho worst cough
had in my fe and was astonished to find It cured
that too ISAAC CLAYTON
KichaPoo, Peoria counsy, Illinois,
l-jsSee advertisement 2wl2
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MOOre'S nIiA PrIftI0Ck'S .
PATENT VVME At DRILLS

For Drilling HEset, Rye, Oats, Corn, Farley Beans,
Pres, dc. &C. &C. .s-.,-....l
FNNIESE Machines operate wei On all lkindsof land,
4 are not injured BY coming 10 contact with rocks
ROOFS, &c They will ilsni point rows, and irregular
1haPcdhelds without sowing any pa twice over.
They will with ease for iRo horses plant fTqm ~ te
u acres per day Of Wheat, Rse, Oats, Barley and
other small grain. They will readily Plant from II
to i6seres per day Of CON, Beans. Peas, SC.
They will save from 2 to pecks Of seed per acre,
and yield from 20 to % per cent more than broadcast
seeding 5y distributing the grain uniformly at any
desired depth and leaving a ridge Of earth between
The rows The roots Of the young Plant are protect
Wondering the earth upon them, instead Of being
thrown oat and exposed a. IN broadcast. On this ac-
eou1t the stalk is stronger and less subject TO mldew.
and is not SO Liable to injury by iy The farmer is
frequently prevented by rain from narrowing IN his
grain after i is sown which narrowing il not heees-
,ary in seeding with the Machines, as they complete
the work at once -fs ~
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Greek Rocks,

NiRAMMARS, Dictionaries and Readers, Grasc
I i Maiora &C., Bibles and Tessament1.
Also q supply Of Latin Books. JOHN bEH.dAN.
Laneasser, March 8, 1850. ~
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Notice to sell Land.--0n the seventh day Of
lNSepember, 1850, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the door Of
the court house In the town ofLancaser Ohio will be
sold public vendue to the highest bidder the follow
ing real estate as the property Of William Shatzly
deceased to-wtthe east half Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section No o. township No H. and range No.
49, Except twenty acres out Of the southeast corner
thereby containing Sixty Acres, free and ypencum-
bered Of any dover estate--appraised at $3.50.
Terms Of sale$100 cash in hand on the day Of sale,
and the residue thereof in two equal annual payments
thereafter, with interest from the day Of sale. 4.
JACOB MOYER, Admtor.
August 9, 1850 4wl4
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WHir MoTlvk! "A female domestic has
been convicted at the Lincoln Asszes Of attempt.
Ing td iioi~on Ier mistress her confessed motive
being the HOPE of getting d mourning dress from
the familyl She wis sentenced 10 he hung.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

~ Broken bone Fever is the title of
au epidemic which the Charleston Cour
ier says they have a little of there d. this
TIME, 1t USUALLY lasts two dr thres days,
commencing with pains in the legs and
knees, and ending with headache and
weariness--Et.
We should consider that slightly akin
10 "spring fever" by consatiguihity.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
Valuable Property hra ale.

EN-LoT number nine, Carpenters Addition, with
a two handsome AMI convenient dwellings, will be
.Aa4a sold on easy terms. Persons wishing a.-4.
la TO buy or trade, may find it to their aEstF
@zE-k interest to call and see the subscri- Az1b
ber EMANUEL CIESY.
Lancaster, August 2, 1850 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

.VE7HEAT DR1LLs.--Messrs. WRIGHT &
w SELBY are now msnufs eturng so - TO have
them ready for the season, NooTe'g and PcsHockS
WheGt Drills, which will prove valuable auXiiari-s
TO the Wheat-growihg interests Of the couatrr. The
fields Of grain which were planted by means Of tesr
machines look most promising, and where they lay
side by side with those that have been sowed marked
difference may easily be observed Ne may name in
connection field belonging to Capt Clarke about on
mile South OF Lancaster, where persons invitfd
to call and see the result
Lancaster, may 10, 1850.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

The subscribers have in their possession the patent
right Of the counties of Fairfield Pckaway, Franklin
and Licking, Of the State Of Ohio, for the above Ma
Chimes and would respectfully announce that they are
prepared to fill all orders VIII which they may be Ia
vored either personally hy Letter, from perSons
living in their counties. Address.
WRIGHT & SELBY,
Lancaster, Fairfield county, August I6, 1850 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

GUARDIANS sALE.--By virtue of an or
w der to me directed from the court Of common
Pleas of Fairfield county, | will as Guardian Of the
minor heirs of Nancy Smith, decreased. late of Fair
field county Ohio, expose to public sale on the prem
ses, on Friday the 20ih day Of September merit at l2
O'Clock Of that day, the following tract land towt
The Northwest part of the southwest Quarter Of
section No 90, township No. II, and range No. Il,
containing Fifty Acres or less and situated about
half mile northwet of West Rushyille.
Terms Of fSale--One-io Of the purchase money
in hand one-iourth in one year, one-fourth in two
years and fourth in three years Said land is APP
praised at $50 per re and is to be sold at not less than
the full appraised value thereof. .
DAVID Y. DAVIS, Guardian
Of Brice Smith, Jane Smith, Robert W. Smith and
James Smith minor heirs Cf Nancy Smith, deed.
August %, l84O $3.50 4wl6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

TNDIANA.-ydIe Of Dr. McLGnc's Vermifuge'
Among the hunreds of letters certificates and or
des received by the proprietors Of this medicine the
following is selected to show its character and the
effect Of its use in distant part Of the West The
Messrs Cotton are dry goods merchant but are also
agents for the sale Of the choicest medicines. -.
"WNcHEsrERi ISDIAN4 SePtenoerzO, io4l. 9,
"Mcssrs Kidd e. Cove happened to geta lot OF
BfcLaae's Vermifuge last spring prepared by your
selves So soon as the vermiiuge was introduced in
our community, the msnd became 50 creator i that
our stock was soon exhihsted II has produced the
best effect whereva has been rsea in this section
and Is very popular among o1f people, We are de-
sirous Of obtaining the medicine hcreafter direct from
yourselves, as it sells more rapidly than any other
ly. ~ " J.; " w; CObION%
T. Krisder, Lancaster; W. 2 Breclt Co, Carroll; p.
Hane, Ple0sartpiue;J Woodyprd Men Salem; E. Kalb,
RlshuiVe; Kreider 4 Brother, logon. Hooking eoBR-
ty, and by Merchants and Druggists generally.
August 2, 1850. 2wl3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23

ENstate of Isaac Charlton. Notice is here.
Iby given, that the subscriber has been appointed
qualified theAdminisraor on the Estate Of Isaac
CHARLToN, deceased late of Fairfield county, Ohio.
Dated at Lancaster Ohio this 18th day of July, 1850
JOHN Il, MUMAUGH, Adm tor.
Jaly 10, 1889 4w1l