davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
Eyairfeld County Common Pleas.---Pet

IL ton to sell Land.-Jacob Meyer, Jun, Administra.
tor of William Shartzly, deceased, VS.. Margaret
Shartzly and Mary Shartzly. To Margaret and Mary
Shartzy, heirs and legal representatives of William
Shartzly, deceasedYou are hereby informed that or
the Oath day of April 1850, said Administrator filed
his petition in the court of common Pleas OF Fairfield
county, Ohio the object and prayer of which is to OBJ
tain an order &C. at the next term of said court for the
assignment Of the dover of Mary Sharzly, the widow
Of William Shartzy, deceased in, and for the sale
the following real estate, of which the said William
Shartzly died seized) or so much thereof may be
necessary to pay the debts of said decedent to-wit
The east half of the southeast Quarter Of lection No
q, Township No ID and Range No 10, (except twen'
ty acres out Of the southeast corner thereby con-
tanning sixty acres JACOB MOYER, Jr. .Adm'tor
Of The Estate Of WiHiam ShGrtsly deceased
BY BRASEE Il TALLMADGE,hiS AHornGyS.
! June 4, 1850 $3.50 4w6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

ARRESTED A man by the name of
Smith, has cen arrested on The charge of
being concerned In the late robbery of
the Insurance company at Cleveland. 1t
is said that some of the missing funds
were found in his possession. lie was
held lo bail in the sum of $4,000. s
Cleveland will soon be entitled. in
deed as we'll as in name, to rank among
the cities of the country.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

A BRoh. friend A. Pannabaker
of Bern; is as good III curing as in rails.
ing big Hogs. He kindly presented us
with portion of that monster. killed last
fall. which weighed 673 lbs nett. 1t was
the largest hog we heard of at that time
and the meat is as sweet as any we have
tasted this season. The hams weigh
over fifty pounds. ,a.aa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
Remarkable Event.

HAVING disposed of the Stock Of Hardware of j.
LII c. WEAVER & Co to Messrs, EFFINGER, WHITE
LATTA and as it is my desire to close up as soon as
possible, do hope all knowing themselves indebted
either by note Or book account, will come forward
and thereby save me the unpleasant task Of dunning
as it is much more pleasant to me as well as my good
customers. . ,...g. u.r.
public for the liberal patronage they have extended
toward me. The firm of. c. Weaver Co., is dis
solved Of mutual consent. i.
I will be found in the Counting room Of the new
firm. ]. G. WEAVER.
Lancaster, April 8, 1850 4S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

UPMy Wife had the rheumatism for 20 years, dur.
ing that time suffering such severe pain in every par
Of her body that she could never sleep without taking
lafge doses of opium having appetite, was reduc
ed to almost skeleton every joint swollen greatly
andhands, knees and neck covered with large Jumps
the cords hard and contracted that her arms, Leg
and bedy were So twisted and drawn she was oblget
to lilo in bed cOnstshtly. During % years, she go
nothing to give any permshent relief till she tried H
G. Farrel's Arabian Lininent of this she used five
bottles of the Dollar size and the swellings have al
gone pain has entire left. sleeps soundly, is more
feshy than ever she was in her life, and spins ant
sews all day. If any dOnbts this cure he can call al
my residehce3 miles from PEORIA Ills, and be satisfied
See advertisement SAMUEL ELSON
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
RaOEIprs EOR rHE GAzNrrE.
NV@IaltAAas

MARRlED-0u the 18th ult. by the Rev. J
NJ Courtney, Mr.. ISNMAEL FARRGS IF Cir
cleviIle, OHIO, aud Miss MARY DOHERrY Of
this place. vr. ..-...
On Thursday morning the 3Oth ult., by the
Rev. William II. Sutherland, Mr. PETER MIL.
LER and Miss ELIZABETH DEyORE, both of
this plAce
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
Wistar,s Balsam Of wild Cherry.-GRl

NlStar'S Balsam OF WIlO Cherry'-dREAr
REMEDY-A very important disease over which this
Balsam exerts very powerful Influence is that of a
diseased Liver In this complaint it has undoubtedly
proved eIcaciOus than any remedy hitherto en-
ployed and in numerous instances when patients had
endured long and severe suffering from the disease,
without receiving the least benefit from various re-
medies, and when Mercury has been resorted to in
van the use of this Basam has restored the liver to
healthy action, and in many instances effected per-
ment cures after every known remedy had failed to
produce the desired effect. See advertisement BE-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

GALE of Real Estate.-By virtue OF an oJier
- othe Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield county,
Ohio, made at the April Term, 1850 to me drectei
shall at about O'clock in the afternoon Of the 18Th
Of June gGrt 1850 byiure the door Of the court house
in Lancaster, nhe county Aforesaid seu thehshest
bidder the following real estate, the property Of
Elilaocdh Tanev. deceased, ,o-wt Tha south half Of
n-Lot No. thinyfour (34 in Carpenters Addition to
the town Of Lancaster in said county of Fairfield -
The said premises will be sold subject to lease there
on, expiring on the st of April 1851, with the benefit
of said lease to the purchaser from the day Of sale
and the purchaser pay ali the taxes ohe present
Terms Of SGlc.-One-t bird OF the purchase money
in hand--one.third in ono year. aud the remaining
third in two years. with interest The deferred pay-
ments from the day of sale.--Appraised at $80Om,st
sell Tor two-th.rds Of appraisement
GEORGE SANDERSON- AdmtOr
Vith H!c HM Gnaercd If Elisabeth TGaeb decd
Lancaster, may ~. 1850 S3,50 6wl'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

Efstate of Jacob Van Buren.-The Court of
having declared said Estate nsovent Notice is here.
by given to all creditors of the same 10 present their
claims for allowance within six months from this date
to the undersigned. HENRY KROUT. Adnltor
Of Jacob Van Buren, and Special Commissioner.
April %, 1850. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
California Gold ---Great Discovery!
MORE GOLD COMING TO LANCASTER!

HAVING commenced business for himself, at the
L Il Old Stand formerly occupied by BEERY g. W.
GUM in the TaLinadge Block. He would say to his
old friends and the public that be is now receiving
Choice Family Groceries, which be is deter
mined to sell as low any other establishment in the
county, and viii endeavor to render every accommo
daton TO his friends in the county. There being
large Yard and convenient Shed in the rear Of the
building which is much better for the Farmers to take
Of the horses, instead Of exposing them to eve
ry noise in the streets, 70
Also, he intends carr wing on the BAKING Business
And special pains Will be taken to make every GUS
toner OF the establishment feel hsthe Is in agreeable
quarters. And will say, close this advertisement,
that he has the best TEA, clcancst COFFEE sipcetost
SUGAR, Micltcst MOLASSES and shdrpcst PEPPER
in town.
Lancaster, April %, 1850 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

FrRG m CnIcAdo. The stables Of the
City Hotel in Chicago were burned Mon.
day night. they were full of horses. be.
longing to farmers who had come 10 the
city with produce, and but four or FIVE of
the animals we're saved.-..The Farmers
Exchange Hotel and number of small
sloreson Lake street, were also consumed,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

GUARDIANS SALE.-By virtue of an order
W of the Court of Common Pleas, made at the Sep
tember Term, i949, to me directed will as Guardian
of MARGARET and SARAH ISRAEL minors, proceed to
sell at public sale, on Monday the 17h day Of June
merit, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and four
o'clock p NJ Of saidday at the courthouse door in the
town of Lancaster in said county, the following lands
and tenements, to-wit IN-LOT No. Fifteen [l5) in
Brunstedts addition to the town of Lancaster in said
county of Fairfield, .... .-.t
Terms Of -One.fourth part of the purchase
money in hand-cne.fourth in one year-one- fourth
in two years. and the residue in three years. with in
terest from the day Of sale,
THOMAS ISRAEL, GuayiiGn,
Lancaster may H. 1850 5w2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

THEFT AND ARREsT.-H. N. Ward of
Ohio City, was arrested on Friday last
on charge of stealing trunk. The
Cleveland Herald says that he is man
of wealth and has hitherto sustained a
good reputation. After his arrest, his
premises were searched and mpny arti-
cles weie found, which hao been stolen
at different times. some of which were
identified. On the first charge he was
held to bail, but was Immediately re ar
rested on another and is now IN JAIL
This system of p;Ifering has been car.
ried on by him for long while. The
Herald adds ...... ..
THAT man enjoying a good reputa-
ton, wealthy, and without any apparent
motive should thus bring ruin and dis
grace iBoh HIMSELF is matter OF aston
;shheht ahd regret"
1t is dne of those peculiar cases, which
can hardly be caused by early training.
but by natural and uncomfortable de
sire TO steal
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

BUGGIESl BUGGIEsl RUGGIESllv
TGNHE subscriber has on hand lot Of hne BUGGIES
and CARRIAGES, which have been made with
care and Of the best materials and which will be sold
at very low prices JOSIAH WRIGHT.
Lancaster, may 8, 1880 b26
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

NJ OTICE.-The annual meeting of the "0HIo
/ ' STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY,"" will be held in the
ciy u Columbus on the An day Of June Hert. .
II Is expected that large number of Physicians will
be present, representing every section Of the State
Tue Ohio State Medical convention will meet at the
me lmr place. +. CARTER} o,.,
may u dSwtd r HILLS, ''' 'S'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

SOUTHERN CONVENTION This body
met on Monday last. IN Nashville Hon!
W, L. Sharkey of Miss. was appointed
President. He made brief address, in
which he said it was not the object of
The Convention to dissolve the Union.
A committee was appointed to exam
inc and report upon the credentials of
members.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

TmE WAY To DO ir-Oue of our citi-
zens last evening said that he would give
five dollars towards the expenses of an
"old fashioned celebration, and ifneces-
sary double 1t.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

VNTHEAT DRILLS.--Messrs Wight &
w SELbY are now manufacturing SO as to have
them ready for the season, Moore's c1i Pc 'noclrs
TYhest DTgs, which will prove valuable auxilinres
to the Wheatgrowing interests Of the country. The
slds Of grain which wero planted by means Of these
machines look most promising, and where they lay
side by side with those that have been sowed marked
difference may easily Be observed We may name il
connection field belonging to Capt. Clarke about onf
mile South Of Lancaster, where persons invitel
70 call and zee the result
lancaster NAV TO- $50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

In TIE U. S. SENATE, on Thursday
last, there was a passage of arms be-
tween Messrs. Soule, of La, and Mr. Clay.
Mr.. c. spoke as if understanding Mi s.
as speaking Of disunion as conse'
1uence of defeat upon these subjects
Mr. SouIe spraug 10 his feet aud in
voice aud attitude which startled the Sen
ate, proclaimed-"That he never Ut
tered such an opinion-Never. No. moi
ifthe South were beaten at every point
aud on every poirt the North triumphed
completely in this Legislative contest
would not then begin to think of dlsunion
This people do not think of it." The
gallatits rang with applause al this eec
tic outbreak. Mr.. Clay paused and sa
down, and ihe Senate adjourned.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

REsIGNATIoN OF CoMMoDoRE SToCK.
ToN.-Conmodore Stockton has resigned
his commission, and ii is stated that he
intends engaging in some California en-
ierprise. -H s@ p
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

LUMBER! LUMBERN LUMBERN
TIRE Proprietors Of the HOOKING FALLS MILLS
l. now ready to fill all bills for Lumber upon the
shortest notice and the most Favorable terms. Our
facilities are unsurpassed JAMES & DEWAR.
Hooking Falls, near Logan, may 8, 1850 526
ENSTATE of Samuel Carpenter.-The Court
IL of Common Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio at its
April Term 1850 having declared said estate insolvent
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors Of the
to present their claims for allowance within months
from this date to the undersigned
GEORGE SANDERSON, Adnlt0r
Of The Estate Of Samuel Carpenter, deceased.
lancaster, may TO- 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

II MURPHY, would respectfully inform the ci-
moved to the rooms formerly occupied by j. G, Wea-
yer & Co., in the Talmadge Block where she is open
ing 4 beautiful assortment Of Fancy and Dry
Goods, which she would be pleased to show to her
friends and the public in general. ....,...-
Lancaster, April IL, 1860 49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

ANTI SLAVERY MEETING.-The ami
versary of Garrison Abolilionism in Bos-
ton, created about as ifilich noise and
confusion" as it did in New York. Gar
rison was interrupted every few min.
utes, and in the midst of miserable IT,
rade against Daniel Webster,nine cheefs
were proposed and given for Daniel. -
His remarks upon Winthrop We're re-
ceived in the same manner.
A Aspeech by Stephen Foster was most
ouirageously blasphemous and deserved
as it received the condemnation OF the
audience. He spoke of the "damnable
teachings of Moses" and instiluting a
Comparison between the crimes as he
iefthed them, Of Dan. Webster 1.-THE
E6dlike" aud DR.. Webster he gave a
decided preference to the latter. Such
speeches among intelligent men and wo'
men. will hardly make converts. We
shoald Judge from all this that the Gar.
rison wing Of Abolitioiiisih is finding its
level. "Whom the Gods Wish t1 destroy,
they FIRST make mad"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

OOking GlaSses.-A very large and complete
~ assortment in GW and Mahogany frames, which
we will sell cheaper than any establishment in the
town can. Also, Looking Glass Plates from by 10
inches to 30 by DO inches, cheap
May27 GATES & COSPER
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
Friday Mornlns, June 4, 1880

ooNoREss.-0n Monday, the Senate
was engaged in ths discussion Of the
compromise bill, In the House. Mr..
Schenck, in view of the FACT that the ap.
preparation bill had no, ye, been report
ed, moved to suspend the rules that the
Committee Of Ways and Means might
be instructed to report. His motion wa:
lost. u- -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

~ The Ohio Statesman says:-"We
have seen men ambitious to be states.
men live and die half dozen deaths
since we commenced. and may see more
do the same thing"
Aud We have seen man with such
ambition. slaughtered and buried by the
Statesman aud his ePitaph written by tine
same hand, died for want of houest
principles" who afterwards rode 10 place
and pnwer and emiuence in The Demo.
cratic party, over the shoulders of him
who did the deed. True as the States.
man says, its Editor has left but few
'cronked tracks in his course; he has
ever been on the broad and direct road
which we are told "leadeth to destrdG
ton"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

Ono huNATro AsYLUM Dr. S. Han.
berry Smith has been appointed Super
intendent ofthe Lunatic Asylum iii place
of DR.. Awl who retires.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
noDDRIDGE & CO., wish to advise thei

nODDRIDGE l. CO., wish to advise their
IL friends that they will continue the Milling and
Wool Manufacturing at the old establishment
during the present season. They will manufacture Or
exchange Goods already made for and Wool brought
them in good condition Their stock will be large and
embracing every variety WOOL CARDING Will
be done with despatch and work warranted. They
are building an erteaSire STEAM WOOLLEN
FACTOR z, which they expect to get into operation
by tho lst Of july. They will therefore need large
quantity Of Wool The i'm porance OF this new enter.
prise to the farmug interest will be manifest and they
hope and expect 4 liberal support Those having
Wool viii find it to their interest to bring their CROP
to lis. We win allow liberal prices in exchange fol
Goods ami cash for all in good order where goods are
not needed, ... -.
Circlevitlc, may 10, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

II AMPS'-A fine lot, Solar Stand Lamps suspend
Il ing and side do Girandolns some beautiful new
patterns Extra Globes, chmneys, Shades and Frames,
Wicks, &C., constantly on hand and for sale cheap by
may 81 GATES & COSpER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
VV00i.eu. Factory.

NHE subscribers would inform tLsir friend, and the
public generally that they continue m the U'OoL
len Bpsirlss in THondAs LfITL LSTzgLD's FAcTory
rsqr he Rock MH There machinery tgeing u! tn
nost improved dnd in ths country, they are
dy to receive Wool to wort by the yard Or on shares
into Clo'h Ksrs-meres, s1tnet, Flannels Blankets
They will manuiactare " ooi Of all kinds u,0 Cllt!
At 40 cETs PER YARD AMI other Gohls IN proportion
They have or hand lsrg".lct Of Clof4, FidHrets
Blaaksts &C., which tuyy elll exchange for Wool
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning,
will be done cheap for promp. pay.
10000 lbs. Wool Wantgd-for which cash
will be paid P. IAR@HALL < 90.
Greenfield Township, may =, lojO. 6w3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

The Lancaster Union anu Tribune has
a very excellent article 10 regard to the
support Of The local press. which with a.
few alterations will suit this locality 1t
says:-"We know oft or thrpe neigh.
borhoods in this county where strong and
successful efforts havs been made III cir.
euats papers frdm the larger cities, I'd
the exclusion of The much needed local
press. In some instances Post Masters
have lent themselves to this work. part.
y from desire to reap the benefit of ihe
large commissions which these mammoth
establishments are enabled To offer. and
~ others 10 prevent the people from en-
couraging local paper whose politics
did not happen 10 SQUARE with their own.
We have ourselves suffered occasionally
from this latter cause The paper.taking
cnmmunity do not see through these
things as clearly as they should, and ma,
| ny of them seem To be of opinion that if
they take certain number of papers, or
pay certain amount for papers, that is
all that cah be redaired of them. Not
so. They ought to discriminate. They
ought TO see that their local papers, if
they be really beeJed where they are
established, shahld be first upon tlieir
list aud first demand their aid.
That the country press is not more ef'
6cient and worthy Of patronage in many
places, only illustrates the effect pro-
duced upon ii by the want Of this sort of
Discrimination on the part Of The people
as to what papers tney shall sdpPort.--
With the local press fully sustained, and
its proper influence felt among the peo'
pie within its appropriate sphere, il
would be well enough to ncrease the
circulation of papers from other places.
There would then be place for them ia
the community, aud the cheaper they
came and the more they contained the
better. But their cheapness is a sore
evil, if that shall cause them to preven
the fair and proper support of the really
needed local papers. The community
o1ght to lake fair and common sense
vie " of this suhjec aud acl in referenc'
to their true interests in the matter, in
stead of acting upon the false notion
that paper published in onehfthe larg,
! cities. for general circulation Throughout
The whole country, can by any pussbii
ty contain the matter of essential impor
lance to the people i'll the town. or coun
" or Stale in which lhcy reside There
are many things which the local and th'
Foreign papers have in common; but there
are numerous points of differences, AM
lhese differences make even small, din
gy, lncal sheet ofientimes aud indeed al
, ways of rii6re valie. to the people in it
vicinity. than the broadest pages of
foreign paPet. Here then is the reasor
for the support of ihe local press, frs
and foremost. After that, then it is for
i. tunate if the people can get well con
. Quoted papers from the cities a, chea
Z. rate for more extensive periodical read
! ing than is furnished by the local press.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07

Hon. T. CoRwIN,-It 1t is rumored in
several quarters that this distinguished
Senator will. In the course Of few days,
make speech upon The omnibus bill"
If so. he will favor the recommendations
of Gen. Taylor and go for the immedi
ate and unconditional admission of Cali.
fOrnia.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
DR. McLane,s Yermifuge.-Nlore tcs,ino.

hR. McLane's .Vermifuge.-A More tcstimo-
- ny'7-Nfr. Jonathan Houghman, Of West Union,
Park county, Indiana writes as follows to Kidd Co.
81 have sold all the Vermuge you sent me, and
wish new supply immediately could have sold
great deal more, if had had it on hand The peo-
pie here after trying all other medicines for worms
say that none is equal to Pr McLane's Vermifuge.'
Sold wholesale and retail by G. G. Beck and NJ. z.
Hane PleaSentele; Wood yard, NeID Salem: l.. Kab
RushpiRe; Kreid1r & Brother, Logan Hockipg CO,Hl.
ty and by Merchants and Druggists generally
may 81, 1850. eva
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
gss S'aTrGrld CO,laMpn Pleas

FEIIIIO TO NFLL I.NNLN.
A DM'TOR Of Philip King rs Widow & Heirs--By
N virtue Of an order of sale to me directed at the
April Term, 1850 0oftheCour of Common Pleas for Fair
field county, will on Saturday The first day Of June
nert on the premises. offer at public sale, between
the heurs Of 10 and o'clock Of thaday, the following
parcels of land situated in said Fairfield county,
Wit Part Of the Southeast corner OF the Southwest
Quarter of Section No 2S, Township No. l6, Range
No. S containing about 10 acres, and is severed from
the balance Of said tract by the Newark road Also
10 acres oft West side of said quartor, to be Of
equal breadth across the sane At not less than two
thirds the appraised value and upon the terms follow
ing one third in hand onethird in one and the resi-
due in two years with interest from the day Of sale
PETER s. KING, Adm'0r.
NAV TO- 1850 $3.50 4yl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-07
nR. McLane,s Liver PiIIs..-Thls astonisl

nR. McLaDe's Liver Piils.--This astonish
~ ing demand for this great medicine to be on
tn increase Where it has been introduced, thss at
tainei popularity unprecedented in the annals of me-
dcal practice. Physicians using tin many cases,
at least when they can obtain IT, Patients, however
need not be under the expense Of asking medical ad
vice. they purchase box of the liver pils,with
which directions will be furnished, which will work
a speedy cure. The following letter from an agent
shows its popularity in the section from which the let
ter is dated. BURNT CABINS, Bedford county, Pa.
March %, lS47.
u Kidd & Co. Wood st Pittsburgh: Gentlemen We
find we can sell great many more Of DR. NlcDahe's
Pills than your agent left with These Pills are
rapidly rising in favor, and we have almost sold all
that we had Ii YOU can send us 10 or dozen more
boxes, they will last perhaps until your agent can
bringus new supply. 7. j. KELLEY"
For sale wholesale and retail by G G. Beck and NJ
2. Kreder, lancaster w. F. Breck & Co., Carroll;
Hane, PledSantrile; Woodyard, Ncw Salem; + Kalb
RushpiHe; Kreidcr < Brother, Logan, Hooking coua
| ty, and by Me4ahatts and Druggists generally.
| may 81, 1850. 2w4