Lancaster Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • Page 3

Hough nnd ltcmly flub. At a meeting of the "Rough and Ready Club," held ut the Court House, on Saturday Evening May 6th, the following preamble and resolutions were, on motion of Mr. Caflee utiuni mouwly adopted: The approaching Presidential contest is one of more than ordinary magnitude and brings with it responsibilities of the moat solemn kind. Tho most extraordinary events have transpired in Europe and in our own country, which appeal most powerfully to the reflection and patriotism of every American citizen. In a crisis of so much solicitude involving questions of Pr.ACE and War of moral and social ties- the perpetuity of our free institutions and the continuance of pur beloved Union; in such a crisis, it becomes the imperitive duty ofevory good citizen to select, from the many great and patriotic men of our country, a leader, whose character is marked by firmness of purpose, a calm and reflecting mind, a highly elevated patriotism which will place him fur above all the little paltry considerations of party, and plant him firmly and immutably upon the Constitution, as the only platform from which he can survey, direct and guide all the great interests of our common country.

Reiolved, That in General Zachary Taylor we have found such a man, and we therefore proclaim him as our choice, and hereby recommend him to the respectful consideration of the Delegate appointed to represent the Otli Congressional District in the Whig National Convention to assemble in June next, in Independence Hall; and request that his name be presented to the consideration of that convention. Resolved, That a copy of the above be signed by the President and Secretary and be transmitted to Col. Cochran the Delegate and that the Whig Editors of this Congressional District be requested to publish the same. G. W.

BCERSTLER, Pres. Rodt. H. Capfee, Sec. tdPA Cincinnati artists is painting a splendid banner, to be presented to the German State thai first declares for a Republic.

All Ordinance Belatlng to labor on Streets and Alley, tEC. 1. Be it ordained by the Town Council ij of the Town of l.ancastet, That nil uble bodied male persons, (if the age of twenty -one years or upwards, who liuve resided three month in tiuid town, except persons exempted by an net of .1" .1. I i uie ijcisiuiure oi me otute, eiiiiucu uu aci to the organization of Fire Couipiuiies," shnll be liable, yearly and every year, to do and perforin one day work on the public streets nncl alleys of Raid town; Provided, That every such person 111811 have the privilege of paying into the Treasury of auid Corporation the sum of fifty conts iter day, iu lieu of euch day's labor be may be to liable to perforin, taking the Treasurer's receipt therefore. Sec.

2. That the owner of uny lot or lots, the ornamenting, paving, grading or improving the side-walk or street udjoiniug to, or in front of which, is completed, lo the acceptance of the town council, shall bs allowed the value thereol, in set-oil' to the uuiiuul lubor, provided for in this ordinance; the value of which suid improvements shall bo estimated and fixed by a person appointed bv the council for that purpose, who shall give a certificate of the amount to the person entitled to the same. And this soctiou shall extend to ull cases, coming within its provisions, which shall hereafter ocvur. Sue. 3.

That for the purpose aforesaid the towu shall le divided into lour districts as follows, to wit: All that part of said town North of Main and Vest of Broad Street shall be District Number One (1.) all that part ofsnid town North of Main und Eustof Broad street shall be District Number Two (2) all that part of said town South of Main and East ot Broad street shall be District ISumber Three (3) and ull that part of said towu South of Main and West of Broad street shall be District Number Four (4) Skc. 4. Euch inhabitant shall perform said labor in the district within which he may resale, ond shall not be required to perioral the same elsewhere. Skc. S.

Said lubor shall be under the general direction and disposal of the street committee, who may call the same out at such timc.in such amount, and so apply thesiiine, as, in thoir discretion. will best promote the public interest and convenience Sue. ti. All said labor shall be under the particular supervision of the Marshal of said town; whose duty it shall be to call tho same out, aud apply it, in such maimer, and ut such places, as the said street committee may direct; und to observe and perform ull the orders und directions of said committee, In respect to said labor. Skc.

7. If any inhabitant of said town, liable to labor as aforesaid, liuving had at least three days notice of the time aud place at which said lubor is to be performed, shall refuse or neglect to at tend, in pursuance of said notice, or shall be un- faillilul to the duties ussigueo. Him, ly me JMuntliul, he shall forfeit und pay for any such delinquency, the sum of fifty cents, to be recovered by action of debt, before any Justice of the Pence in said towu, at tho suit of the Treasurer of said cor poration. Sic. 8.

The notice provided for in the preco ding section, shall be given by said Marshal personally; and the iiuiue of evory person, who shall tail to comply with Said notice, shall, by said Murshal, within ten days after said failure bo returned to said Treasurer und the Recorder ol said town; nnd it shall be the duty of said Treasurer. lmmeoiaieiy jailor receiving sum reii.ru nun. su.u Murshal, to proceed to collect the forfeitures crea ted by the second section of this ordiunuce, and to account lor all moneys collected, by reason of the same, in In settlement with the corporation, und to furnish ut the same time lo suid Recorder, a tabular staiement, showing from whom lie col lee ted, and from whom he fulled to collect. Sec. 9.

All moneys, thus collected, and paid into the treasury, shall be appropriated by the Council to tho improvement of the streets nod alleys ot said town, in the district tn which the de linquent resided ut the time of the forfeiture, und tor uo other purpose. Sec. 10. All ordinances und purls of ordinal ces, inconsistent with the provisions of this urdi- uuuee are hereby repealed. Skc.

II. This ordinance shall take ofTect and be in force from uud after the legal publication thereol. liEO. SANDERSON. Preiident of the Town Council.

JohnB. Rkkd Recorder. Lancaster May 9, 1848. 3wl. Commissioner's Sale.

Pendleton, Riley Co. vs. IN CHANCERY. Lovi Anderson, et all. TY virtue of a fourth writ of sale and refer 3 reuce to me directed trom the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Fairfield and Stale of Ohio.

I will, between the hours ot 10 clock A. M. aud 4 o'clock V. M. of Monday the 18th day of June, next, at tho Door of the Court House in Luncuater, of fer and expose to sale by public vendue, the lot' lowinu described Real Estate, to-wit: 1.

The West half of In-Lot No. 10, in Square No. 8, in the Town of Lancaster appraised ut $3,500. 2. Out-Lot No.

5, Northwest, adjoining Lancas ter, containing 2 37-100 acros appraised ut $100 Terim of Sate Cash in hand. P. EWING, Matter Commissioner. May 12, 1848. Swl School Examiners.

AT a meeting of the Town Council of the Town of Lancaster, on the 1st John M. Bioilow, R. P. ErriNORti and M. A.

Dauoh. irtt, were appointed School Examiner lor that part of suid Town, that accented the luw passed by the Legislature of Ohio, lebruary 19, 1848, fur the support and better regulation of Common Schools in the Town ol JOHN B. REED, May 5, 1818. 332 I)c iUarkcto. LANCASTER, Friday, May 1818.

COKHKCTKn WSfcKLf MX KIXKKAU DOTT. Wheat HO Flour "ye Corn Ilia20 Potatoes, 40 10 Dried 75 Flm-Soed 7i Clover Seed Oats, 1 110 White Boaus, Shot 50 Burluy J7 Com Meal, 374 ...1 75 ,..6 25 10 V'k 4 ffi-aio (7 oo Huter io Kgg Bacon Zrai Lard 5 Tallow Kite NO. Sugar 6j7i Loaf do 10 16 Molasses 35 Pepper, Ginger, Suinrntus White Pickerul, Tea 4.V08O Collee Cav. 1433 Kentucky do ...7 Suit, (barrel). 00 Pittsbukoh, May 8, 1848.

Sulci 500 iuth. Corn ut $ic, and vfOati at 25c per Ou. Receipt! continue light. Bacon. Pricet of beet kmui remain firm.

We quote talei of 26 casltt, a little belnw prime. at. for ilmni, 44c; Sidce 34r; and Shonlaert at 2Jc per lb; eix caikt at 3bHc and 44'u5f. Butter. Very little doing.

Suit of a few email latent 3'ailic per lb. according to quality. beetle. Market dull, tor clover 3 $mo- thy 11,50, and flax 75c, are the present ruling raiee. Qroeerice.

Salet on Saturday vtrre confined to email loti, aeftilloKt: Sugar, by hhd. 4'5I; Molauet 28c; Coffee 8''av84, as in quality. Chykund, May 8. Sales afternoon 3700 bu.h. wheat i 1044c To-day C00 bu.h oat, 29c; 150 bbl, i pork lit, 00; 50 do, Ml in-, 70 Coming" whiikey 18c; 70 do.

fine 1,30. Naw York Catlle Market. The following telegraph despatch was received on Wednesday morning last, after our paper was issued: Sco Gazette. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Nkw York. May 8.

cattle maiikkt on Monday. There were sixteen hundred Cuttle in market. selling from to' to Thero will bo 2000 Cattle next week. WILLIAM 11. DELTON.

Brighton (Boston) Caltle Market, On Monday week there were 125 beef catlle. and 2li50 swiue. Beeves sold at juices ranging as follows extra at $74; first ijuulitv at second do. ut ttl'lij. aud third ut 1 CfUll.s.

Swiue sold ut wholesale ut 5 04 cunts pound, us to (pialily. fjirNo man that ever fairly tried McAli.tcr't All-Healing Ointment will or cnu say it is not good. On tho other liuiul, thousands aro saying that it is the best family Medicine they havo ever used. Now, we wish it lo be fairly tried before giving judgment either way. As for ourselves, we know of no better article of Medicine, in Scrofula, Scald head, Old Sores, Itch, Salt Rheum, Also, for Rheumatism, Croup, uud Gout, we be-ieve it is unequalled.

The Hair Oil too, will cure Baldness, when ull Bears Oil or other cosmetic known have failed. See advertisement. 2wl. s3rll the sick ish a diseased stomach restor ed, uud impure blood cleansed without endangering the constitution, go lo WISE HILLARD'S and getu box of Dr. l.e Roy' I Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Pills, which is the only safe family medicine now in use.

48 Dedication Notice. The new Methodist Episcopal Church at West Rmhville Ohio, will be dedieatedon Sabbath the 2 1st inst. at Wo'clock. The sermon on the occasion will be pleached by Rkv. J.

M. Jameson. The public arc respectfully incited to attend. bogle please copy. West Rushoillc, May 8 1818.

2wl OBITUARY. DIED In this city. (CinciiinulU ut i past 10 Monday evening. Mav 1st, 1848. in the 27th year of her age, Mrs MARY ANN SHER MAN, wile nl Mr.

L. P. Sherman, uud only ter of Mr. Samuel Gitchell. formerly of Belmont County, Ohio.

CineinnatiGazelte. In Luucaster. on Sunday evening, Miiy7th, 1R43, JOHN KEBER, only son ol John II. and Maria V. leuiieot, aged 2 years 11 month and 21 days.

The Angel spirit of the child. Sleeps in the Bosom of its Good. 33ST UVsi3ViI m. SIYI ALLEY, IilHOM New York, tho LATEST 1 STYLES of BEAVER, SATIN BEAVER, SILK and MOLESKIN .1 6j of the II EST QUALITY. Also, all kinds of CLOTH, OIL SII.K and GLAZED CAPS of the latest styles Also, Hats DOLLAR lo of ourowii manufacture from ONE the HIGHEST PRICES.

Country Merchants and others can he sunnlied at the shortest notice. Call uud see for yourselves this Store is oppo site the Tallmudge House," ut the sign of tho GOLDEN HAT. M. SMALLEY- Lancaster. May 12.

1348. Ill Othl Fellow's Celebration. 'HE Brethren of Charity Lodge, No 7. of the JL Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will celebrate the FOURTH THURSDAY (25th ftluy, by public prcessi iratioii and other np projinute ceremonies, All Brethren in good stand lug ill the vicinity, nnd other neihborm" Lodges i i are respectfully invited to attend and ussist in tho ceremonies of the day. Brother tiro requested to meet ut the Lodge Room ut half past 0 o'clock A.

M. Tho procession will be formed ut 10 o'clock, under the direction of C. Kinkead.ns marshal, mill will march tlp ough the principal streets to the Methodist Church, where an address by Brother James Sheward, of Somerset, will be delivered.with other appropriate exercises. The Church will be opened ut 10 o'clock. Citizens generally uro respectfully invited to atteud.

Seats will be reserved lor the Lndies. By order of the Committee of Arrungeinouts. Lancaster, May 12, 1848, 2wl PropoNaN ITILL be received by the Board of Educa, uoii oi tamcasier, until Montltiu. man la. at VI clock Im-nirntMhoHr iIim ,,..,1 7 i "'-v mgii School House on ll.e North side ol Main! oueei, nconi iiigu.

a mi, ami to be Mflll lit lllrt Orllt'HllI II I llllllUII Plu. Ol.l tC the Boar Proposals may be made for materials and work seperutcly or both together. By order of the Board. WILLIAM SLADE, Jr. Secretary.

Luncuater, May 12, 1818. lwl Tiiblic Sale. iRH subscribers will offer for sale to the high-ik est bidder, at their Old Stand, on Main street, Ou Saturday the 13ih clay of May, the following property, to-wit: 1 TWO HORSE BUGGY, 1 DRAY, 1 CART, 2 sets of Buggy Geurs. 1 set of Cart Gears 2 BALANCE SCALES, 1 PLATFORM do. 7 Cooking, Franklin and Coal STOVES 5 Alabaster CLOCKS, 1 Eight day CLOCK A Lot of CAVENDISH TOBACCO, 1 Bureau, And a variety of Household Furniture und Merchandise too tedious' to enumerate.

Sulo to commence at 11 o'clock A. M. and to be continued at candle-light. A credit of six montWa will be given on sums over the purchaser giving note with upproved security, under that sum cash in BOVING GItAUE. Lancaster, May 5, 1848.

2w52 School Notice. HE undersigned respectfully gives notice that hit' SELECT SCHOOL will commence on Monday, May 8fA, Ibr the accommodation of a mall number of reudy pay Scholars. M. HILL. Lanoaster, May 5, 1848 2w52 nil) Ml ill If 1UII! LANCASTER, OHIO.

ROD CRT FIELDING, At ths lfu ot the Mammoth Chapeau In His Yellow Frame BulMIng, on Mailt at. nearly opposite Ilia TallmaKe llouaa. I AS tho pleasure of annniim ion to his friends XX "ad the public, that bo bus received bum nit- raisicru uiu taiesi apring Fashions, and is now pnpared to supply Iheiu wilb HAT of every stylo and quality, at the Inwr.t Fn.lrrn ruMk! 1 1 Stock is very large aud splendid, consisting of the following; KXTItA HEAVER MOLESKIN i( quality BLACK BEAVER, MOLESKIN, Nos ttuinJ 3 SILK HATS, of alt qualiliei from up lo t5 BRUSH HATS ol all kinds KNAPPED HATS of ull kinds, and us Cheap at they can be had at the Storei or eltevhere Common Knapped Hals, as low us one dollar WOOL Hals, Mark and white, the very beetmi cheapnt ever brought into thit marhet ItOL'GH mid READI kinds, black bins Children's Hats uud Caps new fashions uud elegantslyles. CHILDREN'S SPORT I NO 1 1 ATS Clolh, Oil-Silk und Velvet CAPS, of various (jualilie and prices, from Mr-re fipt up to $1,75. R.

FIELDING tenders bis thanks to the pub- lie for past favors, and hones lo secure their con tinuuiito by a determi nation on his purl, to uive his customers satisfaction, at all hazard: llu dusi'Mis in future keeoin" on hand "ond stock of EASTERN MADE HATS, by purchasing eaeb will ttbl. "wu oiiiii.naciuio ulso always ou hand, sufficient to sitppiy ull de- I1IUIIOS. Country Merchant, wishing lo purchase Hats ut Wlmlesule, will be supplied ut the lowest rates. Please call and examine my stock. 1 shall be happy lo exhibit my urticlus at ull times.

R. FIELDING. Luucaster, May 3, 1348. 52 WESTERN HEALTH EMPORIUM, BURY BECK. UST received at BURY BECKS, Drug Store a general assortment of GRoCERl ES, which Ihey will soil Wlwlctalc or Retail ou most reasonable terms.

They are also enlarging their Drug and intend to bring on one of tho largest stocks ever brought to the West, und Lilt from customers that know themselves indebted will be duly appreciated. Luucaster May 5, 1813. 52. IAIVTILY GROCEBIES, SuchasCof-fee, Riee, Molasses, Chocolate, Teas, Loaf aud N. O.

Sugar. ull of thu very finest (juali-ties, just received uud lor sale by II CUV BUCK. Lancaster, May 5, 1348. 52. "VUTWINE 200 P'riph.

of Qninino VV, received uud lor sale by Lancaster May 5, 18 13. BKC'K. G1 LASS WA RE--100 Half best I Pittsburgh Window Glass 3-I0 and 10-12. 20 doz. Pint Flasks, 40 doz.

Tumblers pint und half pint, just received uud lor sale by BUHY BKC'K. 1. S. Also expecting daily (10 Boxes Glassware, principally consisting ol'shop furniture lor Physicians. Lancaster, May 5.

1318. 52. T7TSOM SALTS 800 lbs Epsom Salts; '4 also 500 lbs. GlaubcTsults und 1 hhd COPPERAS just received mid for saloTy lil'lll Si BECK. Lancaster, May 4, 1843.

5-j. CAMPHOR'-lOO lbs. Camphor, just received and lor sulo by Bt'RV St BKC'K. Lancaster, May 5, 18 17. 5..

SULPHUR 200 lbs. 11. Sulphur, aud 400 lbs Brimstone iu Rolls, just received and for Ul'Kl fc BKC'K. Laucustei-, May 5, 1818. 62.

IAINTf 50 Kegs While Lead. 101) Paris Green (lor painting window blinds) ulso Reil Lead. Veil. Red and Yellow Ocher, just received uud Ibr sale by Bllty Si. BKC'K.

Lancaster, May 5, 1848. 52 COLOGNE 2 Cases genuine Cologne-, containing 'JO Boxes of hall'doz. bottles each, imported by a German house upon speculation, which had the article ou hand for several years but could li ml no sale. We have examined the article and have satislied ourselves that il is a truly iieniiiuo artielo. and have purchased the WHOLE LOT nt a GREAT BARGAIN, and now oiler filename to the public us tho cheapest uud 4it Cologne ever sold.

BIJUY BECK. Lancaster May 5, 1813. 52 ATCHES 100 Gross Mntclies, warranted lo bo good, jn-t received and for sale by BURY BECK. Lancaster, May 5. 18 13.

2 Ileal lor Male. THE undersigned Special Master Commissioner appointed by the Supremo Court of Fail -field County Ohio.in the case of Jacob Beck iidniinistra. tor, with tho will annexed, of the Estate ol Chris-tiau King, deceased, William King uud others, pursuant to the decree of said court ill saiil case, will expose to sale by public vendue nt the court tr lio a ii.tuio.ii uioitv n. una i o'clock P. M.

of said day tho following described VALUABLE REAL ESTATE: First. The west half of Iu-Lot No 2, in the I4lh sipiaro of suid town of Luucaster uppiuised ut Second. In Lot No, one in the eleventh square of said town appraised ut fi0'7 Third. The East part of In-Lot No, 12 in the 8th square of said town uppiuised ut Fourth. The East half of In-Lot No, 2, iu the 14th sipiarn of said town appraised ut $B50.

Fifth. In-Lot No. Eleven iu the 14th square of said town appraised at $350, Sixth. Iu Lot No, 2, bi the Eleventh square of suid town appraised at 1 100. Seventh That part of Out-Lot No, 6, North of said town, lying East of the centre of Broad street extended, appraised at (300 per acre subject to survey.

h'l'nhti, Ttn.f I 1 11 per ucrosuiiiect to survey. A'iaoV-ln-Lot'No, 5, iu Carpenter', nddilion lhe Xuwll0 Luncuslor aforesaid, appraised at A Sr. 1 1 i Tenth. Twenty-one acres of lund more or less, usually culled the Cissua tract, adjoining the luuds of Isaac Reese uud Henry Siitziu about two miles west of Laucustei', uforusaid, uppiuised at per acre, subject to survey. oiiitl property will be sold In parcels as above specified, to the highest bidder, for not less than two-thirds ot the nppruiscd value thereol, paya ble one-third thereol in hand, one-third in one and one-third in two years with interest from the day of sale.

Immediate, possession will be given sub ect to the rights ol the touuuts in possession the purchuser tu be entitled to receive the rents rmm und utter the day ot sale. The title is be lieved to be indisputable and will pass to tho purchaser free of incumbrance of the widow's dower. The sale to he subject to adjournment from time to time until the whole of the property shull be disposed ol. JACOB BECK. Special Master Commissioner, MuySth 1848.

To Horse! To HE Pleusimtvillo Horse Thief detecting Com' iX puny ure hereby requested to meet at Plcus uuvillo, on Friday lha 86th day of May next, at 2 o'clock P. M. A general attendance is requested us business of importance will be transacted. The Pleasaulville Bund uud persons in the sorrounuiug vicinity are invited to attend. SAMUEL 111TE CAatriuaa.

John C.Hampson Sec, May 5, 1848. paid $1. 3w52 HULL'S SYSTEM OF GUIEST ITTTI.NC. HIltD EDITION, gieatfy enlaced und I I ill, i.ir,,ied Mi over 50 Di.igi am and i. description ol Dress without a ma- a scale or 14 Tin.

system comprise in detj.il thn whole si ience DnilluiL' Garment, based noon an eniiielff nnw I "id original ui iiic.nle. viz: ltiL-lit Aii! s.j tieicoy a 1.0.1I u.ijy rut in uj.v 1yle or fashion, by any person of ordinary skill iud Lisle, without teaching. This work, contain- jug likeness of tin. author, bemcompauied of lli of rewiniiifiidaliii uud ci tila ales li oin over 500 onictiral 'J ailors in ev. i '7 Vllll! who aie using ll.e system Willi eulire coiilulence and success.

Ilv il, ol this system, a euvtfil Ibe inevitable result. Piiii.Aiii.i.riiiA. August 25. 147. Mr D.

Hull Dear Alter usiiu; your system lour mouths. I iiikw pleasure in saying, that, although inexperienced, not one aUeratZn lias been necessary, it having in ull uiaile and would therefore recommend it to thn iratte us being superior, in my opinion, to all other Rules. I) B. SHEIH.E. Chesiiot Street.

I fully agree in Mr. Sheble's opinion, that it excels ull other systems, so far as my knowledge a a run pancoast, 200 Chi'Mit Street. One or more copies oflbesieio, with accimi-panying Scales, ill be sent Ui any purl of the country free of postage. PRICE. To subscribers by mail, (single cop) ti 0.

To clubs of live, do 111. All orders addressed to the undersigned will meet wilb prompt attention. H. D. HL'LL, Merchant Tuilor, Cincinnati, Ohio May 5, 1848.

Cincinnati Gazette. 52 Fairfield oiiimoii Pleatti. Adininislralor of Jacob VanBuren, rs. Widow and Heirs. PETITION TO SELL LANDS.

IV virtue of uii older of the Court of Com- I iiioii Pleas to Hie directed in this case. will expose at public salu before the court house door of suid county, ou sulnrday tho lOlll May of June, I Mia, between tho hours of niuu o'clock. M. and four o'clock P. the following Lands situate iu said county, tu wit Part of tho Southeast Quarter of Sectii No.

24, Township No 14, Kaut'e No. la. beL'iouii." at the Southwest form of said Quarter Section llieiice JSortll ulong Iho bull hecl.ou line 70 poles io pos. iiii-nco poll's -4i iiiiks io a post; thence South 70 Doles to the South bou.idarv line of said Section; thence along said line We-t to the place of beginning, col. laming acres.

Also, part of li.o West hall' of Ibe Southeast Quarter of said Section No. 24, Township No, 14 Range No. 13, being all the lemaiuder of said West half, idler taking oil' 10 Acres on lhe East side of said West half; aud tell Acres out of the Southwest corner of said West half, said balance hereby meant lo be ilc-i r.hcd and whirl, was owned by tho decedent, estimated to contain 14-100 Acres more or less, and being the same Laud conveyed to decedent, by David Eversole ami Wile by deed, November lull. All of said Lands to be sold subject lo ll.e dower Estate of Lydiu Van Huron, widow therein uud appraised subject to said dower Estate )liO. Terms.

One-lhird iu hand and the balance in one und two vears. witb interest from dav of salu. HENRY KllOUT, Administrator Of the Estate of Jacob Van Bnren deceased. May 5th IS 13. 5w52pf 1,50 JOHII 1YI.

CLARKE, I.OTTKUY VE.VDKll ltll HJIOIVD, A. Presents to his patrons the following Brilliant Schemes for May, 1848. C1LAUKE has been a Vender for the lust f.fieon years iu tbe Cities ol Piitsburg, heeling, and Richmond and relets to the iu prool ol the tact lliiit(e(Os sold more Lsunt Vender in the United States. CLARKE sold during the month of Jan- nary, February, March and April, IU48. the fob CAPITAL PHIZES.

Juuuary 4th, 1U.U0U sent to Albany; and in samu Lottery, sold in Richmond. January 18, Whole sent to Philadelphia. January Whole of $10.0111) sent to Uostou. Jiinuarr Half of 3(). 000 sent to Now York Februa ry 'Jlst, Halt of sent Norfolk.

Vn. rebruu-ry S3d, Half of 115,1100 sent lo Washington City. March 4tb, Hull ol sent to Cincinnati. March 33d, 1 bill' of $10,000 sen! to Wheeling, Va. Vpnl lltli, Wuarter ol $15,000 sent to Cincinnati.

Ohio', besides numerous others of $1000 und less, sent tu correspondents. Sl 10 of VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. For Endowing the I.eesburg Aeudemy and for other pit rjrttses. CLASS No. 'JO, FOR 1818.

To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, May 18 13. 75 No in lie 3 Drawn Ualtots. I II 1 Prize of 1 Prize of 1 Prize of 1 Pri.o of .35.000 Dollars is 14.000 Dollars is 7.0110 Dollars is 5,000 Dollars is 4,000 Dollars is 3 V70 Dollars is 2,000 Dollars 14.000 7.000 5.000 4.000 a.uro ,.20.000 25,0011 ,.12 500 44,000 12.400 0.II20 7.110 n.ii-'o 84.H20 1 Prize of 1 Prize of II) Prizes 25 Prizes 25 Prizes 2'J0 Prizes 124 Prizes 124 Prizes 124 Prizes 213 Prizes 4,2 Hi Prizes 1.000 Hollars 500 Dollars 200 Dollars 100 Dollars 80 Dollars (ill Dollars 40 Dollars 20 Dollars 10 Dollars 24,583 Prizes 20,705 Prizes Amounting to 00 Tickets $10 Shares in proportion. For Hie 271 ol Mav. ISIS, CAPITAL TRUE, 200 Pl io of BEING TIIE LOWEST THREE No.

PRIZES! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For Endowing the Lecsburg Academy and for other purposes. CLASS NO. 21, FOR 1848. To bo drawn iu Alexandria, (Unucrtliesuperiiitenilaiice ol commissioners,) BRILLIANT SCHE E. 1 Prize ..55,000 Dollars $55,000 1 Prize ..20,000 Dollars 1 Prize 14.200 Dollars 1 Prize 10,000 Dollars 2 Prizes fi.000 Dollars aro.

2 Prizes 5,000 Dollars nro. 2 Prizes of 4,000 Dollars nro. 20,000 14,200 10.000 12,000 10,000 8.000 .20,000 200.000 19,800 9,900 5,280 10 Prizes 2.000 Dollars 1,000 Dollars 300 Dollars 150 Dollars 80 Dollars 50 Dollars Prizes 6'b' Prizes (i(i Prizes b'6 Prizes 132 Prizes 4,026 Prizes 15,740 Prizes 30 Dollars 120,780 15 Dollars are. .380,100 Tickets $15 Shares in Proportion. CLARKE is responsible Ibr all money sent to him by mail, und will receive the notes of all solvent Bunks of the United Slates.

Address, postase free, CPMOHN M. CLARKE, Richmond, Va. May 5, 1848. 58 Carriage Making. yi subscribers JL still continue to carry on the above business, on Broud Street, opposite the Bn.adwuy HOTEL, eSiwhere thev keen ou hand make to or der ull descriptions of BUG jIES, ROCKAWAY8, Sevejul one and two horse Buggies und Roclt-awuys now on hand, aud for sale low.

Repairing done. Buggies repainted, Sec. at the shortest notice and upon the most reasonable terms. WRIGHT McCALL. Lancaster, April 21, 1848.

50-3mo. la STAKBrRT VAN TRUMP, AltoriMy nt Law, A removed F. wing's Brick B-iildimn, immediately over the immediately J' I'THERKAS tnv wih 1-r. VV bed and without ai.yio.l ciui or provocation, ibis is U. forw-rn ull sous from trusting or hai boring her on my account as 1 am letorimiieil In pay uo debts ot her coalraclioi from and alter this date.

JOHN MOORE. April 27, 1318. 35J Fairlicld Co. Sayings institute, Liii.iJTKU, Ohio, Apiil I'J, 181. I MHIS lust it i.

lion has commenced operations ut M. their Banking House, iu Gi rune's Corner, under a rerun I Act ol lucorporatiou by lhe General Assembly. Tbey ate prepared to do a general Banking Bunnell, to discount Notes and Bills at tbe usual legal rale nl iulei est, buy snd sell Exrhange.SfC They are aUo prepared to receive Diro5iTKs. and allow isticiimt Iberefor. grading the interest accordiui! lo tbe time this money mav bedeiH.sited JACOB L.

LOBENTII LL. SAMUEL liEEIty, GIDEON MARTIN, HENRY MIE1W, WILLIAM PHELAN. K. McCABE, Director: 5ltf C. F.

GARAGHTY, Ca.hier Ilulfer! 1 1HE Furuirus of Fairfield county who devote altontioii to making the article ol BUTTER, will find it greatly to their advantage to call on the undersigned, before selling elsewhere. He is about lo establish himself in Lancaster for the express purpose of pun basing and paying the rash lor all ll.e ooon huttsk he can command. He ill be found ou ami alter tin; 1st day of May next, in lhe BASEMENT ROOM Messrs Beery Se Wygum's roeem Store, i where heinviius the armen to call and see 1 i and the hii-hest mai Let I', if Having now been engaged for some time In the I lha 17. day of Jane, 1841, 1 purchase aud fc.de of this article, be would re-! hours of 10 o'clock A.M. and 4 o'-spectlully suggest that butler iu order to be kept i day, 'he following Real Estate, viz: gftid and street lor some length ol time, should be half ol Iu-Lot No.

in the 3rd lwellilressedai.il free lion, milk also that it ol the Tow of Lancaster. I ought nut to be too highly salted and should be kept from the air aud light. This may bo taiued me.isurably by packing the batter away iu in pri'teieure to putting it up in separate rolls, ni.all lie the pleasure ul the undersigned U. encourage every reasonable care in the matter ol making good buUer.bv'giving high rasa prices, lo those ho produce the best article. M.

C. STAMU.AUGH. Lancaster, Apiil23, 1813. 51. I II i Faslilouultle TAILOItti ami H.OTIIIFKK.

SHOP Ouo Door East of AVer 4- Kutz's Store. A guild lit warranted iu all Lancaster, Apiil 28, 1818 51 Market Home stall. "jVTOTlCE is hereby given, that the nudersign-ed will between the bourn of 8 aud 10 o'-, clock A.M. ol' the 13't day of May next, proceed to VENT for one year, bv public auction to lhe highest bidder the BUTCHER'S STALLS iu the Market House, iu the Town of Lancaster. Sale to take place at said Market House.

The Stalls in lhe Northern Division of said Market 1 cannot be tented lor a less sum than $10 nor those ol the Southern Division for a less sum than per year. NELSON COATES, Market Master. Lancaster, April 23, 1318. 3w51 ICoad Aolice. 4 FTLICAT10N will be made at the next J- regular sessioii ol the Board of Commission.

an iieni couutv. lornronuiy ltoa.1, begin- tbe iiiouth ol the lane in the State Road theScolield Eurui.iu Hocking township, thence bnieaml through the farms of Joseph Lbl.D. Ackers, Robinsou Peters and John Ci Mock, until the same intersects the County Road, uhove said Mock's Mill. April JC, 1813. 4w51.

Ot State of (Dfifo, Countn, as. CoL'KT OF COMMON PLEAS. Samuel F. Muccrackeu, rs. CUA.MEKY.

fleorgo ptllE above named Defendant is hereby noli-I Jt lied that ou the Pith day of March, 18 Id, said complainant tiled iu the Clerk's Office of the Court ol Con. mou Pleas for said county, his Bill iu chancery against bin, which is now pending, l.ereiu l.e sets forth, that on ur about tbe 2'Jtli day ol November, A. I) 1338, being seized ill fee simple ol nil that certain tract or parcel of laud lying und being in the county of Fail Held uud I Slate of Ohio, known and distinguished ns fol- lows, to-wit: Being in Zaue's location of laud ou which the Town of Luucaster is laid out, iu Towu-: ship No. 14, of Haiigu No. 19, of United Slates I oid sold al Cliillicothe, Ohio, bounded anodes.

cribed as follews, to-wit: Beginning at a Post here a Stone is planted on lhe South side thereof, neii. Roes' Biidge, being the lower toll bridge over thu Hockliockiiitf River near said Town of Lancaster, where a Honey Locust six inches in diameter bears Soulh 31 degrees East, 257 links uud ui. Elm 3b' inches bears North 20 degrees West: Ihenci) South 51 ileg.ees West 10 chains und links to a Post where a Honey Locust 10 inches diameter bears North 72i degrees West 201 links and a Honey Locust 4 inches iu diameter bears North 3U degrees East 215 links: thence South six chains uud 50 links to a Post: thence North degrees East 14 chains and 20 links to Post; theiue North 33J degrees West 8 chains and 05 links to the place of beginning, containing Eight Acres anil Three Quarters, more or less He was applied to by said Defendant ho desired to become tho purchaser of tho premises above described, which were accordingly sold to him by complainant ou tho terms followius, to-wit: $100 I on iho Ut of May; 1839: (158 50 on die 1st of May; 1840: $152 oti the 1st el May, 1841; $145 50 ou the 1st of May, 1842; 139 on the 1st of May, I 1343; $132 50 on the 1st of Mav; 1344; $120 ou tho 1st of Mav, 1315; $119 50 on the 1st of May. 18 Hi; $113 oii the 1st of May. 1317; und $I0li 50 ou the 1st of May.

1343. Said Bill farther sett 1 forth that suid Defendant has enjoyed the rents lund profits of said premises from the date of said contract up to the date uf tiling said Bill of com-i plaint. Said Bill charges that said Defendant has Irequeutly been applied to by complainant and requested to payment, but that be has wholly neglected and refused to do so. The Bill therefore pravs that an uccount may be taken of the principal nnd interest due aud to become due said complainant cm account of tbe aforesaid payments, uud that a valiiutinn sale uf suid premises be ordered und that the proceeds thereof be applied, so fur as need be, to the payment of the principal mid interest us uloi esaiil. Saul Delendaut will therelore take notice unit make answer according to law io said Billul complaint the same being in.

appearunce to the June Term, A. D. IS 13, uf said court. MARTIN EFFING ER, Solicitors for Complainant. Apiil28, 1848.

Oc State ot Dh(o, County, bs. IN COURT OF COMMON FLEAS. John Geckler, vs. i James Ganavct and Amelia f' i.v.t.ui. Ganavet.

"VIE Defendants iu tbe above case whoso rc- JL sidences to Complainant nre unknown, will tako notice that on the Hint day of February, A. D. t848.the Complainant filed in the Clerk's Office of suid county, his Bill against lliein, which is uuw pending, wherein he prays that tho North west Wuarier ot Quarter ol Range iNo. 18, Township No. 14, Section No.

19. containing 40 Acres uud 63-100 of an Acre, aud which said premises were conveyed by Complainant to his grand-daughter Amelia Guuuvet. reserving to himself the right of uu annuity amounting to the sum of $30 ner veur. be subjected to vuluatiuu and sale Aud that an account be taken of the amount due ComnlaiiiBiit ou account of the principal and tn terest resulting from the annuity ns aforesaid, the pruoeeds whereof shall tie applied iu me nisi instance to the payment of Coinplaiiuint'ssaidclaiin, Said Bill will be heard at tho next June Term, A. D- 1848, of said court.

MARTIN' St EFFINGEB, Solicitors for Complainant. April 58, 1848. 6w51 Wool Cardinf. fWIHE subteriber still continues, it his OLD D. STAND, at Ilia Soulh end of Broad Street, Lancaster.

Ohio, nod will be ready, at all times, in Caril Wool nt C'KNTS per prtUud, for iniiii'aL- Customers, who leave their Wool when they M. il. nine in Town, can have their mill by the time 'hry gel through run Inctr bunnrte and ur re dy lo Line town W. WILLIAMS Lancaster, May 5, 1 in. fcwij liAIlk MOCst for Sale.

I virtue of an order of tLe Supreme Crurt of Fsirlield County. Ohio, iu the case of Wil-1 iiain Miiguml Flora Desbler aud others, Jacob Beck, AdmiaUtiaior ol Kiug. deceased, and olbo.s, ll.e ui.doi siyned as Special Master Cum-uioner, will expose losjle by public vendue ut the Court House Door iu said county, ou Saturday tha lU.h day ot Joss, 14, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.M. and 4PM THIHTY-SIX SHARES, fully paid o.of tiie Capital bl' of tbe LuucuKier onio Bank ol which Shares Ttcenty-Jire stand ou tho Bookl of said liai.K, in the Maine ot William King, now deceased, and Eleven iu the uuii.e of thu late brio of W. Si C.

King. Terms of Sale, Caihin hand. JACOB BECK. Special Master Commissioner May 4. 1848.

Sw52 AL.SO At the same time and place the under sigueas Administrator of the Estate of Christian Km'-', deceased ill xpo-c to to the l.igl.esi bidder for cash. FOURTEEN SHAKES of the Ca pital ritock iu said Lancaster Ohio Bank, standing ou the Books ol said Bank ill tbe name of Christian Kina JACOB BECK. Admtor Of King, deceased, with the Wilt annexed MayS, 1818. 5w52 pf fl rail-licit! Common Ilea. PETITION TO SELL LANDS.

R. M. Aiiuworlh, rs. Widow and Heirs, et. al.

IN CHANCERY. BY virtue of an order to me ofler ut public Kile befo.e Door in said couutv on directed I willi the Court House an undivided 3rd part of Lots Nos. 22 I at-'225, 248 S49-'1' the Towu of Sprii.glield Clark. Ohio, said part of Lot No. 2 Irt, beiug incumbered with the Dower E.tatn ol Emiiy Aiusworlh, Widow.

Term, of Sale One-third in band and the residue iu one aud two years, with iulei est from the day of sale. SLA DE. Jr. A dm' tor Of the Estate of R. M.

Ainsieorth, deceased. May 5, 1313. 5w5J pf Koacl i PETITION will lice. be presented to the Coia- mis.ioi.ers of Fairfield county. Ohio, ut their June session next, for a certain i oiiimi in 10 ut ibe BriJi-e in the Lojjuii Hond over nees race ami ruiiuui wesloti tlie liiit be-! tueen the lands oljobu U.

Giesyai.d David Rees Sr. deceased, and intersecting ll.e Cliillicothe Road south of Lancaster. MANY' PETITIONERS. May 5, 1813. 4wti-2.

l'tfflimiU'LOIIIIKSIOIl, CLOTHING. CLOTHING. fW HV. subscribers beL's leave to sunoui.ee to tha JO. citizens ul Lancaster and of FuirKeld county iu general, that they are now opening iu the niuci.

noted old staud, better known by the name of the "LIlIXItMCLD one of the most choice aud selected stock of READY MADE CLOTIIIXG, that has ever been ottered ill this market by any concern before. As for style, good workmanship aud the laslest bullions, we ure nut over debcute iu saying, that better Ooods has not been ottered iu the Shite of Ohio. As for prices, you war look out to be surprised at the low price. You can set a suit of clothes for; think ol it that voucan get COAT. PANTS and VEST from J5 to 0, aud a GOOD CHIP AT iu the bargain.

TWEED COATS from $3 to $5, all Wool. CLOTH COATS iu proportion. PANTALOONS and VESTS of allkiudt and prices. SHIRTS or the latest stvle. HOSIERY and SUSPENDERS and other articles that is generally kept in a turiitsh.uii Store.

Couie on at ouce before the best burgams are all gone. COL'LH AN CO. Lancaster. April 21. 1818.

3u50 il ,0 0 pities Wall Paper. IRESII from Xctc York. New and Elegant styles, at all prices front 10. 20, 30 to 45 cts. for each roll, fur sale at the Wall Paper Salton of A.

Zanesvh'le. MarcL J), 1340 l7 Window HliinU. SLAT of all widths and colors. Also, Green. Straw Cidor'd uusl figured of the Boston narrow Slat, together with a complete stock u( elegant Transparent WtnJie Sttadt b.

be hail at Ibe II all Paper baloon ot A. Zatiesvillo. March 31, 1348 2 in 47 AriiiiinUtratorN Sale. IN pursuance of an order uf the Court of Common Pleas, for Fairfield enmity, Ohio, to me di rected as Administrator of the Fstule of the lute Charles Swartz. dec.

I will proceed to sell al public outcry to the highest bidder, (on the pi finises, in the towu of Lockville.) in suid county, ou Thursday lhe 5lh day of May, 1948, the I'ollowiiiL- Real Estate, to wit: Lot No. 128, in HobIioi's adilitiou to the town of Lockville Terms ol sale, one third iu baud one third in one and one third iu two years, from the day of sale, with interest. DAVID JfcNMMiS, Administrator of C. Secartz, die. Apriiil, 1343.

5wi0. w. a. it is at ISuoliM'Eler and Slaliouer, Grcenefs Corner, opposite Sh.otfcr's Ilotal, A I STREr'T ANC ASTER OHIO, EEPS constnntlvon hand, a large assortino.it of Medical Miscellaneous and School Books Also Blank-books. Stationary fee, of every description.

Allot' which will be sold at prices as moderate as those ot nuy establishment iu Central Ohio. Lancaster April 14, 1848. ly49 lii rairiichl Common Pleas. HANNAH HAMTSON, PETITION ma LEWIS HVMPSON. DIVORCE.

TTHE Defendant iu the above case, will take notice, that ths complainant has filed bur Petition iu tbe Court ul Common I leus ol Fair field County, Ohio, thereby praying for a dissolu tion the marriage bonds uud for oilier relief and that thesuma will be for besring at lhe licit term of suid court. II. II. HUNTER SON, Solicitors for Complainant April 14. 1818 State of Uto, jTairSrlt Counti.

Vourt of Common Pleas Petition for Partition. Andrew Huushew, r. David n.bnrn. Daniel Click, Matilda Click, Cyn- tha Ann Click, Monroe Click uud Phebe Click. minor children nnd lieirs-at-law ol JJaniel Nick nnd Elizabeth Click his wife, deceased, Obi.li-all White-burst, Robert Wliitchurst aud Perry Whitehurst.

r'l 1HE above named defendants, ol whom Du-I vid Osburn. Ohidiall Whitehiirst and Robert Whiteliurst ure non-residents, residinfj in Pickaway county, Ohio are hereby notified that the said Andrew Hniishew ou the 4th day of Feb ruary, 1848, filed his petitioii in the Clerk's Office of the Court of Common Pleas for said county, against them which petition is now pending, wherein he demands partition of tract nfluud containing 10 Acres ut lund more or less. Knowu und described by being part of the Northwest Quurtorof Section No. 21, Township No. 14, aud Range No.

19, situate in Fairfield county. Ohio, ol which the said Frances Durst died seized sad possessed. Slid caive will ooma on to be heard at tbe next Term of said court. F. SH.EFFEJL AHornety for Dimanimts.

Aprill 1843. ggHaWW" aajsip ism Cracker! Cracker! THE undersigiiad has commanraa tha uttia. fat luriiijt of all kinds of CR ACKF.R8. 'iuh as WAT EH. SODA and BUTTER CBACKF.RSi and will roadv to 611 any orders directed to him.

U)auiity. ai ha lias dnvoted eansidciubl' nurtuf ractirra will louud to be ol a Su parlor his time to litis biisinaaa. Persons, in iiaiglibvrii.i; towns, aud all olhaia, will basopplie.1 hi the shorirat untie ami upae. lhe most rrJuuiKible Iriu.s by suuJlLg i4 cLair o-docs. SHOP In Idxsj's Kuldiso, one door inl of the Hocking Valley Bank WALT Eli CRANMCR.

Lancaster, April 21. 1818 imit To Credilorm. THE creditors of Crnn. Hail are here, by notified to present their claims Ui ma ou orbelo.etl.n Wh June nertul which tiiua a dividend of Mm assets will bo struck sod paid. GEORGE SANDERSON, Secener Luucaster.

April 14, 1843. 411 STILI7 V1CT0I.IQUS! Wrigln's indmn Vogetablo Pilli ever and Ague, Cold, nnil ICIicumatic Washisuton, Daiis ro Ib47. I La- yr.r WHI takta a sin-lent cold. I l.rts ii, wjrl WM vaied hy a severs poll in back, wlucU irmlrica il Uifflroll for u. (jet up or down.

Wrijki's d.an Vseiable Pill Ua.l j.ui brrn ialKMlacad inia ii' town, and I was indued', b-sfrint ths. silver-lid io liy one box, I lolloasd il.t di.ctiio.n sad tier Isknn oaly live ol pills Wu, ltiKvtti much thai I fell ii. a inanaer arll. 1 hat hail aeration louse ihsn. ftsqutnily liucr, mb'I ihey liavs always hsd ll.e dsii.sil AVct.

I l.avs reiominriiileii il.ei.i losoina af usijt.bort, who slo in.nfy lo iheir benrficial cfscu. I a ss to onloru.i.ais ai lo nun Imu si ana lima a box of ciiuuieilsii u.lli. not knnuoi. ihi ha i imii oi u-rii maiij, nnaerer, brfurs I be-io iheiu, anil sospii ions ha since been conbru.eil by yo sci-nl. Tlwj couuleifsil ss stoolulrly jooil for nolli.nj.

Yours, etc S.J.KELSO. Car of 'cvcr anit Aajua. Riitwlliillr-, July 17, JS47. Or nitl.i SoiiiLitinr since vour sgeoi If ft ma a tunply of your Indian VegriabU Pills, 1 bsva found -aiil Pill lo ur in grrai demand Ulaly for (I cine of Kf.er ami Ague. Mr.

Boyd has a on who as lee, i IhmI up win, wXtt and sguf, aud t.isil vatioutoihrrrcnrdiM, alluf which prnv-fil of io si a. I. He Hf irimi.rd lo liy your I nil, so VVgemb.e Tills, a. by u.ing one ha it iwsr voiiuil smj wall. Jjpeurp, hsd a Groin a son, Mi.

t'Usilst N.thols iml ih.ee ol i.ii Ininily wrrr all Himv.i at th tsina ti.i.f uriih Ifverautl nte, snd had alio Ir.f iht v-rioos o.bff rfaieilies aiiliout effrcl. Your Indian Vegfiabls Tills toon restored ibeai all lo oeifect lir I Ii. I can turf IrOMi whai I hai teeu nur rgeialji: Tills be relied on fof at pviiiiaiirinmre n. mo ague i ouf, Jcoa Dcswah. P.

Also an Justice ol tli Pence. Tbi is I critily, nut I was emi.ely cuitd of lha Chills and Fevfm, 0f iiiimI nontb' lundinj, th n.e of four (to-f of four pills each, a( Wren's lortian et table Pills snd after tskiug medicine from a reji.Ur physician some li.aa and have had no symptoms of it siuce, has been alx.ui one ya. ago. 'I'rzss, hsinpjiign Ohio. is to miity that I was turret af ihs thills and (prr by thr use of Wf jht's Indian Vrgsiable PdU, altar having lud 'hire auarks of it.

IMVID BEERY. Soai Grovf, Fairfield Ohio, Nor. 19, 1846. Cbronla eared ot eight ysara SXandtng. READ: AN HONEST MAN'S TESTIMONY Dr.

NTiighi I have often whhed to inform you of lhe brnehu derived loan the use of youi Indian Vegetable P. ils, not for the purpose of yon. who sis a straoie.J me, but iu lhe hop mat other fellow beings who may be similarly atBicted, u.sy uk iito'iieo ur io me same resort. 1h lhe lull of la41 I his induced lo uir your Pills; before I had used one box 1 lell fncouratsit to continue, and did routieue, until I hsd ated livritre boxe, nav iug Hopped nt intervals and aaiii. The ir.ull was ihst in lbs Sprin following I ieft the silk bad io whirh I had keen as.

nrly ronfined lor eifht )ean during which long period 1 bad recourse io thr skill ol lhe best physicians ihat could obtsined and did all in theii power, but sll their fforis were in vshi. Ia- deed 1 never derived lhe least benefit. Mycon.plai.it wasoiiginally Rheumatic, which was alieiaaids sgravsted by a cold. Ths ure comb lied became in uiy nhule sysietn I became helpless my legs ami arms were of uu lo u.e dining that ba mue, in nhiili I hove suffer ed beyond my poarr lo describe, if I iters lo attempt dfw.riiiiioii ii mighl apjMMr to others sa ejsg. una lion.

aill 1 trll you how muck I paid tt.a doctors. 1 may mention thsi in those eight years I aid not iske more food than healthy man would use in four months. The eating of vietuais had much the etfert lhe swallowing a burning coal might have. 1 will not tie loo buiiiy, but conduct uy saying lhal old age is lhe only hiui'iaore lo rfrlaimii.g labor. My appetite has been aver since iininlt.itip-ledly good, and I eejay my meht lest (a'ly.

I live iu Moore tuwiiiiiin, Naittnuipioa rnunty. Psiiiiiylvauia; sin a fa.iurr; sui 74 years of age; and though )oo are unknown lo me, I conceive you to be Uie girsieti Sme'dior the oid ever affoiiWd me. JOHN FftACK. Look. Out for Ceianterfelts.

Soma ate tuaiail wuh uihns a.e made re teteoible in oolerappesisiifr, the original srticlc. The safest rou.se is lo pint-base boo. ths ageals only, one or more of will be found iu ettry town and tooniy in the State. Agents in Fairfield Countn. Tercival Jfc Van Fossen, Lancaster; J.

H. Snn-deiiiinu, Amanda; James Cluypool, Sale Israel Litkopolis; Jesse Leol.oer. West Rmhville; David Beery, Sugar Grove; W. lliimriclisus, Greeneastlc; Elij.di Kalb, East Rushville; Philip Hane. Pleasant cile.

devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, 16!) Race st. Philadelphia; 083 Greeuwich street New York: and l'Ji Titfinoutst, lloston. April 1818. 3ui3. BE UNPREJUDICED.

Let lie foolish persons be so prejudiced against this now truly celebrated medicine as to despise this advice; let it be used immediately ou pain being felt! uo matter where it may be, whether in the head or feet, whether it be in the back or abdomen, whether aiisinp from external or internal causes, use the Brand-retli's Pills, and rely upoh il that the paiu will fo, the body will be restoied to health as soou as nature bus received sufficient issisTixct from ibsir effect. Tbe quantity uf impure humors discharged from the body by the action of the Bruudreth's Pills, is replaced in the course of a few hours with New and pure blood, by the digestion of a moderate meal. By purging the body with this medicine whole mass of blood becomes entirely puri-fied ami regeuei uted. That the blood is the life of the body, I presume is undisputed, therefore I shull say that it being the Seat of Lira, it must ulso be tbe seat of disease. If disease be iu the blood, we should abstract the disease only, not tbe blood.

It is tbe impurities which must be removed by purgation tu secure our health, iu all stales uf ths weather, iu ull siiuatious, and in ull climates. The blood, like a good spirit, is always trying to benefit the body by its struggles to expel impurities. Bat it is not capable tn effect its own purification at all times: to do this it must often have assistance. Wbeu the blood is loaded with impurities, especially in this climate, tbe consequences may be fatal, provided the blood is not purified atonee. and this is sure to be effected if Bruudreth's Pills ure used.

The BRAN'DRETH'S FILLS nre sold for 25 cts per box.ut Dr. B. Bruudreth's Priucipsl Office, 241 Broadway New York. (r lirwaieof The following aie ibe only aiitho.ixed Agents lor the tale of tbs genome Brandrrili Pills in I- airfield caeiiiy RkinmundSdn Ii Bkck, Lancaster, Joseph Clement, floiofsn, Peier Waiter, Green Castle, Israel B. Brans, Mnaaesrer Peter Shaver, II.

Sonilermaa wmtiJ, O. Beery. Sugar Grove, Beaiy, Bremen, Hia'f ti. Wilson it Rushville, Jesse Leoai.es. est Ilaslwillt, K.

B.fk, Carroll. N. J. Boaen, Piiienmffon. Cox Read, HalUmart, P'H Ham, Pleasant B.

St C. Psd.lee, faiens Joeob Keluer, Millefijiort. Lsucaster, May 5, 1S8..