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LOSS OF THE USE OF THE
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feelings Of the utmost gratitude offer you my
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VIII, attended for and finally told me that he
''a.' not mop "a +; Is ~ ILL.,
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the gratitude toward, you oI Sroesns
hen i'hai e'e pray 10. your prosperity and happiness
Signed, '''' NARY NJ i'i Y, %sszALIii::Ifisa
hereby certify that the above certificate. signed by my
ANN McALIsTER
State o. HswlYorh city and county Of New York,
~ pose and say. that the above certificate signed by
s before ' NJ: III. tss' Of
Alderman Of the Ninth Ward
PAIN KILLER
MKssRs. y. INGERsoLL K Co - Gent emen-Du pp the
month OF September last wife spraned
" that obliged to her and put
made mind that she would be bs walk assn
for mouth at least bat TO surprise after mailing few
thorough applications Of Roakes Iodine L,namen abe
troubled with chilban, and have tried thing have
heard of but found anything that imme-
diate snd permanent relief, ~ the of Iodine Ln.
ment" Yours truly
SYLVANUS WHITE
a73 Bridge street, Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, Dec. l6, 1916.
az. lNGERsOLL, role proprietor.
'tPrincipal Depot, $50 PEARL Street. s. INGERSOLL,
sole proprietor For SALE ALSO by all respectable Druggists
y fe5 eod2msr
NOTICE-In matter the estate c. the late Johs
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AMERICAN ORATORS.

2IUU EStTFIWTN DtLIEkUltOny OF LHUTUfEN.
MIR. WHITNEY respectfully that he will give
A his impersonattnS of Amer Orators the Society
Library. of Leonard and Broadway Thurs
day aud Friday evenings 18th and inst rain shine
which he win be assisted by the celebrated
DIR. VALENTINO,
the Eccentric Delineator of Queer, Quint Quzzcs and
Comcnl harscters embracing fun, farce freak folly and
foibes, illustrated by celebrated aud per.
SC sc.
Tickets. admitting gentleman lady and gentleman
To M al preciseiv 3tissr
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We have had no mail to day west OF Utica.
Sales were made yesterday Of 1000 bbls -four, mixed
brands western at So as 400 Michigan, at 50 ss Corn
sold at II 70; OATS SO 81; barley, So 81; rye
6a7s; whiskey, 10 tierces at 30.
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
II E L X q IL PHO.

H. .a.
WAsaiScrov, Feb 4, is47
Senate.
Mr. FAsTELp reported bill to extend the Navy Pen.
sion bilto FIVE years.
Mr. DIX submitted resolution TO meet at II o'clock
which was laid over. 4i
The Indian Appropriation bill postponed until to-
morrow.
The three million bill also postponed until to.
morrow, when Mr. Berrien will speak.
The ten regiment bill received from the House of
Representative and referred to the Committee Mill
tary Affairs.
Tho remainder of the day devoted to private bill Is
Still in session as the cars leave.
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House OF Represent atives.

MIR. WErrwoRTH made personal explanat alton in re
ply TO an article in the Unon reading him out of the
party He spoke an hour, dealing out the most violent
personal abuse on the head Of Mr.. Richie.
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill tn en-
taken up and rescut adopted that the debate should
close in committee at II o'clock tomorrow.
The bill was then taken up in committee, the mo-
ton Of Mr. Wentworth to strike out appropriation for
the salary Of the President.
The debate tho principally, Its causes, pro-
bable termination, &c. There sign Of adjourn.
ment at the time the cars left--s o'clock
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT,
Il K l. Il q IL APHIC

b ~ 4As NstH WAsHiSSres. Feb. 4, lsl7
The boat bringing the Southern mail had not arrived
at this city at the time the cars left
No accounts from the West.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4, hi.
The Southern telegraph is working to Baltimore
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IIALlAN OPEHA-Ths Managers of the Italian Opera
INFORM the 'c that the request OF several persons
ney MI gixe an extra Performance of LUCIA Dt
LAMMEkMOOR" on Saturday nert 9Th February 10 give
those VIII, have been able 10 attend an oppotuni,y of
nearing that beautiful opera while it will place them in
position Tor the large OUTLAWS made and be made for the
production OF operas OF the first order.
ess"n subscribers may retain by applying the
e. ' ~ ''' ~ - y eioN"'-
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GRAND RELIEF BALL,

GRAND RELIEF BALL,
In did of the Suffering Poor of Ireland,
WILL take P1ice at Castle Garden on Wednesday Eve
W Mug, Feb 10th, I8i7 Arrangements being
make this Of the grand balls Of the Tickets
dollars each to admit gentleman and ladies', ma be
had OF the Secretary, any of tn following
COMMITTEE.
A. II. Mickle Dr. X Hogan Hornce Greeley
4. A. Emmett Campbell Daniel Sweeney
Aid. Walsh Michn Burke Martin W tiers
Aid Hart DR. II Sweeney X French
Edward Fox r q Malonsy DR.. Glover
f. ID. Connesy Ala. GilmaItin ID Pollock
7. Mulyehil Thos Boyle 7. B. Murray
y. GiIma,tin r. McB uron p. Brennan
7. McCormiek M Ph.lan Francis Gilmore
AID. Mullins Fitzgerald Them Is Whean
Chu NJ. Marry VIM Reid Thos McGvney
John EGsn John Gersgh:y Joseph Murphy
Aid Foote PATH Kelly Timothy Garrick
D. e Frederick p. flanagan Phi,p Collins
Z. sheehan Felix Qainn ii. O'Brien
James cur ply James Kelly Peter Murray
Z. a keane A. JackmN VIM Nugent
+. II. Mc1ure Join Keehcr John Russell
AID. Compton Luke DOYLE r. McCah
Aid lyme Aid Doughety James Riley.
BROOKLYN
Owen Colg,n Miles tpRiiey r II Lennon
j. Sweeney, Columbian Hall souh BROOKLYN.
. .... JAS hEANE, Secretary.
A. H. Mi'kLE, Treasurer j2a cod TIE 10 r
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LES, DANSEUSES VlENNOISE.
MADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS Mistress of the Ballet
III begs to state to the Managers Of Theatres the United
states that for be made
agent Mr. JOHN fOvEY, ofthe Park heatre, New York
who duly authorised to make all for Is Dan
seuses VIenn0is0. r.
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AMUsEMENTS.

PARK THEATRE-FIiday Evening February 5th, will
In se psTlo,msd the comedy Of LOOK BEfOkE YOU
jack pxs Bsi. M ss BoMn m %sn n Ss
bel Oddinstoa, Mis- Sutherland
q % is AND pE
Al the end Of the comedy the PAS SUISSE. by eenor
To which will be sdded, the MARRIED RAKE-Mr
FrrdeiIct tlghry. Mr. O. Barrett u"
ciacs whole to ecncade with LA POLKA. by ssnors
DSs: sps1 s t's 2: wiz
WI s. PERFORMED s: q
ai tS.SsS ASs5e
geant; Fairy Queen, hiis. Drake.
@ 10 conclude with sARMATlA5 HElk-Edmoud, Mrs
Sergeant.
Ores. Circle % cents; Pit and Gallery iax esk,s
Doors open az 81. O'clock Performance commence att
MiTCEELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE This Even.
!, Alter which, FAMiLY JARs-Dsph. Mr. Holland; Lid.
Ate, which, RHoMso' AND GuILIETTA-Rhomso
To eoaeiuds with the THKEE GIFTs-xms pslIfoIIou
Mr. Nickinson. ~
ps:: circle g cents: to.a. si' ssiss;
p,lshte boxes ~ orchestra boxes, s.
Door. onsn A. half pa,t O'clock eurtnia iss. s.r
PALMns OPERA HOUSE Chamber. street.-on FIJI.
DAY ETyenng 9Th Of February 6nt performance OF
ro~a. NINA PAzzA PER AMOUR;
SSa H. Mo donph,. .S!xnor Beneventno
'"' "a"k''ef' 5iRnora n rico;
Trenry. signor B. Benedict
hHocer simpheio ........... signor A. ssnquirico.
George. ,........:;.....,... siguor L. Martini.
oIycx 81 s; extra
lii Hsr Boxes and rarqnst.e. .........$l
rriya'' Se!.. g
Seat. can be the boI oae. from 10 till
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sayN FOR NEW OHLE sNS.-Louisiana and New
k1&l 70 Lice q Pscke,s-Resuar Packet for Monday
fss Is inst The regular and fast ,siiins Jaoket ship
WABASH. VIM Hathaway, master, will positively sill as
abov. her regular day. For GeiAht passage apply Oh
board At New Ors.ns wharf Too OF Wall street or 10
EDWARD X COLLINS, Sc fouth g,
Poiuvely N, freight received board after Saturday
event q. - h INST ''
Agent in New Orleans. John O. woodruff and Co
who VIII promptly forward ali goods to thei add .ss
ly as advertised - H ''
The packet bark Hebron will succeed the Wabash
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N0TICEin the matter Of estate c: the late job.
IN Drew, deceased
Notice hereby given that the have been du
lmackinac in the state OF Mchiaan, administrators Of tn
estate Of John A. Drew LATE Of Msckac county fMch
hmackinac deceased and have taken themselves tina
trust, by giving bonds according to law
Mackinac, Michigan, November 81, 1875
WILLIAM T. DREW,
HENRY JONES,
SAML. K HARlNG,
al dwsre Adminisrstors Of the ssfsts Of john Drew
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g. b CLARKE
M'rehdnt Tailor, ll6 William sfr.ef A,,,,,., n,

"'N fd''of iio William street, bef,c, en- yohn and
,p,, Fulton " "' wv"
l Lb,'Vh my reputation q Tailor ia FOO xr.u -
tune hlmos' body know, " e W say whst by this
nv Black II ench CIotb ID e.s Cn.,. -.
"n s5 grades ssi are not 10 be eonsf io
~ I'm 20 az 0her places neither takr ~ Io
profit ~ " "e"'s' eau AFFORD TO soil for small
White Msrsei!lcs Vests Black Satin IA
nW we! made and handsomely trimmed SAT- nand.
from sic 70 wheh will sell cost ranging in prcs
II 1wse
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AUCTION NOTICES.

ro,,,, WIN. w. SHIRLEY. Aucuoneer
III OuSE Furniture and solid silver by E.Willad
his Day Feb at ion O'clock at the sales No.
orne Sc from family solid Silver lea and Table Spoons,
ueh Castor tea and dning Tables China Tea and Dinner
ware Bsdsreads Hther Beds and Mattresses doz Chairs
o. various kinds Bannis &cai IN good ojer sale
sso one rosewood Pauofore and Stool Secretary Book
Case 80 IS tier
ROYAL GURLEY, Auct onesr
I'LL PAiN1l sGS-ThIs evening will 30 sold, by Roya
~ Gurley Co, at their Long Room, 3o4 Broadway, co
ner OF Duane street, .ipvocs Of framed oil paintings
received fr IN Antwerp. which are now the walls far
eyaminatn IN IS t"rcr
A. Q TURTLE, Auctloneer.
HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURE-TUTrLE DUCLU
IL ZEAu will sell this day i0H O'Clock, at No GOA
warren street, small but neat assortment OF House hold
santare consisting in part Of CEpet' Rps Mahosaoy
ssads Bedding Linen, SC. Also, Kitchen Furniture with
which the sale will commence D1tsr
Dr.,o5AC0B 3 rLATT Aus!iSne:,o ,,,rv,
- JACOB 8: PLATr will sell This Day, al precisely IL
O'Clock at 20 Plat the splendid of Diamonds
IN the following order frat single Diamond Pins.
2sdes' rich cluster Rings with large centre aud outside
siosts Breaches With each one extra large
tac6ed WITH eha oas ladies' do similar last one ndd
with rich fue gold cut and we'd band and clasp
with extra large and outside diamonds said
fairly valued II $500 The above all of the yc
and hnsh and the attention OF purchasers Is directed the
same a. the sale Is perempory and without reserve
Aso variety Of finger Riags Pms &c. Of vn'ious STYLES
n B.-The sale will commence at u o'clock with Gold
Watches and Jewe but Diamonds will he sod above
precisely IL o'clock Terms cash. money Csta.
logues al the auction room '- ''. Is ltsrc
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REPRESENTATIONS
NHIkOMEIEI

SF1KUHETEK n"
Hk inventor and pateutee Of the above highly imp ,tant
instrument for te,tng the condition Of the Lung, and
Ches bess to inform all those who may be afflicted apv
symptoms Of that disease that the prec,,e az ~
tents can be accurately by apply ing TO I'M Al lis
rooms az the Asor House where his invention caa he test
co. pGiessionay He invites the sspI in general TO in.
ms ne and mp tsnt invention between the hnu or
NEE 70 nS,h
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OryIcE OF THE Loro ISLAND RAiLRoAp Cod
,vx,,u a., New York, Jan. 9, 1917
are hereby pot6ed that the Annual Election for fhr
teen Directors OF SAID Company will be held the ompa
nys Office Monday, the Fifteen day Of Februsv NEXT
Inc poll VIII be open from IL o'clock till o'clock
February, both days inclusive.
. - by order Of the Board
j9,ofl5 rre DAVID 8. IVES, Secretary.
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yr,ur BAGLEY'5 GOLD PENS So ONLY
prcs ~ ,es reeeoy made agreur,d elton in the
org nand Peacii The Pens are of ny e @ eu
% pnDiic may rely fudir f,st rate s,tiee nt
Esn rue Watches end Jewclrv
--le,e,.s-rrc J.Y SAVAGE % Fu,,,, ,,,es,
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JACOB - PLATT, AuctonetT
(NCLD WATCHES, and Gold aud Gilt Jewelry, Sc. -
~ JACOB rLATT vii sell Th. Day, a. ii o'clock .
hnds9me Invoice OF new Gold Jswelv and about 40 Gold
Watches and Gold Chonomete fine gold cases. faces
caps Ss plain full and extra 20 10 holes viz An
ehor Escapemsn Patent Levers Lspinss Vertical, &c.
Also avsriety Of fancy articles in the Jewsy line
the aoction room. IS itsrc
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's'HE PlANO taught ON very moderate terms by Lad
w; me science tho,oughy and who ande
with the sreate.t facility Terms, three dollars per
inc eadressed 10 Musc, at tho Office of this paper shr
attended to- d22 iminss re
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LES DANSEUSE VIENNOISE.-
M ADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS mact HERMIT den
~ De,toren der verschiedenen Theaern und dem Publ
nm ipsIearunt bekanut 6ass in der Staten
hehcn Aeenten rA nnd wein' chit ale nachagen fur
ssSemen bel AIR So bat machen allie Befe
Deutsehen Sprachc, Fest fret sill selhst mach, Boston,
Mass: ~ addressifcr, JOSEPHINE WEISS. :
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tsisned) DAVID LEAVITT rye.idsr, "

THE Butsrmk Cails Nils offered for sale s,tuste
Oh th- est bank of the Hudson liver 48 miles from
.~ fors, or three hours by sfsamooa with &c navigation
for vessels OF any size to the mill door, grain being taken
oot bv evators. can be stock ed New ork m
ks now sseomss he best 'he Unon from the or
proved constru ction and Lpseed Tor $50
per day There sre Of abundant water pow
and plenty Of All good AM in operation Az
Iica'ion may be made by mail or 9TH rwiss 10
L.. w. DuNHAM & SON
leo Ntw4w~f Sou n street,
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II. GUF.RRlER,
RLEACHEH and Dresser Of Dry Goods, established for
- several in this has the inform the
Importers aud Jobbes that by new process, all
late he - able to restore all kinds of Silk Goods
spotted by dampness or otherwise damaged this process
aoPlss equally to Vevos Ribbons, Grapes, Silk Gloves
Silk Stockings, &c.
CT ives restored without leaving any odor or ehsnpng
their shapes at Is cents per doz All kinds Of Shaws
Lace Goods and Emboid-res put perfect order Par
6cular attention will be paid the refreshing pressing
OF Stock Goods of all descrptons All Of which will be
done At very moderate prices.
Apply at 70 Dew Street. New York lis im@r
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TO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.
H'hAT - BLhNCHLT, Agent, informs the owners of
.h rs.ate th stkcs charge or letting hou ,es ieas-
'ho cole ting rents the reasonable rer,os
Job, ossn LOT n two years the Of the late
Soun ounce aud devosag all his time the above busi-
ne ~ syc ull satf those persons who will
nun wih their confidence He give the best re-
A.. gu. security TO any amount required Please adj
n,f noe trough The Post Oic-, No y7s sixth Avenue
tx ,wcr nous beiore9 A. M. and afer 5 Z. M.
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AN IMPORTANT WORK.
NEUROPATHY.

NUT ICE.
HE copanership heretofore existing betweep IN. MN
nisned, under the firm of BsowN BRooEs i. ,b
day dissolved by mutual he
the will be ed by Mr. Brook. 70 whom ali ssh,
due concern must be Iad and in tn Of wci
IA. BROWER
a, SAMUEL BROOKS,
lusc
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
A Word 70 BOYS.

Truth says the Portland Tribune, is
one of the rarest gems. Many youth
has been lost to society by suffering it to
tarnish, and foolshly throwing it away.
If this gem still shines in your bosom, suf-
fer nothing to displace or dim its lustre.
Profanity is a mark of low breeding.
Show us the man who commands the best
respect; an oath never trembles ON his
tongue. Read the catalogues Of crime.
Inquire the character of those who de-
part from virtue. Without single ex-
ception, you will find them to be profane.
Think of :his, and let not vile word
disgrace you.
Honesty. fiankness, generosity, virtue
blessed fruitSl You will claim the re-
spect and love of all. You are watched
BY your elders. Men who are looking
for clerks and apprentices. have their
eyes on you. If you are profane. vulgar,
theatre-gOers, they will not choose you.
If you are upright, steady, and indusiri-
Gus, before long you viii find good pla-
ces, kind masters, and the prospect of a
useful life before you.
The true guide andI light for pro-
fessed Christians, when propagating
what they consider religious truth,
are contained in the expressive direction
of the apostle Paul. speaking the
truth in love-"
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CARLYLG's "DuMDRUDcE' Story is per-
haps sent the rounds little too often, but
It's SO applicable now TO existing affairs
that one cannot resist copying it to-day.
We find it now in the Portland Advert
ser:
"To my own knowledge. for example,
there dwell and toll in the British village
of Dumdrudge, usually some FIVE hundred
sonls. From these, by certain Natural
Enemies" of the French, there are sue
cessively selected, during the French war,
say thirty able bodied men. Dumdrudge,
at her own expense, has sucked and
nursed them; she has not without difficult
/ ty ahd sorrow, fed them up to manhood,
and even trained to crafts, SO that one
can weave, another build, another ham
mer, aud the weakest can stand under
thirty stone avOirdupois. Nevertheless,
amid much weeping and swearing, they
are selected; all dressed in red; and ship
ped away, at the public charge, some
two thousand miles. or say only to the
South of Spain; and fed there till wanted.
@A'u NV" " lhdl edIn6 spot III tue O0utn
OF Spain, are thirty similar French arti-
sans, from French Dumdrudge, in like
manner vending; ill at length, after in
finite effort, the two parties come into ac-
tual juxtapositiOn; and thirty stands from
ting thirty, each with gun in his hand.
Straightway the word "fre!" is given;
and they blow the sou% out of one anoth-
er; and in place of sixty brisk useful
craftsmen. the world has sixty dead car
cases which it mnst bury. and anew shed
tears for. Had these men any quarreR
Busy as the Devil is, not the slightest!
They lived far enough apart; were the
entirest strangers; nay, IN so wide Uni
verse there was even, unconsciously, by
commerce, some. mutual belpfulness be-
tween them. How thenl Simpleton!
Their Governments had fallen out;and in
stead of shooting one another, had the
cunning to make these poor biockheads
shoot. Alas! so it is in Dutschland, and
hitherto in all other lands; still, as of old,
what devilry soever Kings. do the Greek
must pay the piper"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19

New HAMPsHIRE.-The Wings of the
Granite State, at their recent Conven.
ton, recommended their distinguished
fellow. citizen, the Hon. DANIEL WEB
rsTER. as candidate for the Presidency.
The Wings of New Hampshire could
not gracefully do less-for Webster is
"a son of the sod:"-they nor any other.
could name a greater or more worthy
Scioto Gdsette.
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ence an apology, for these perhaps too
extended remarks, and the only excuse /
can offer, is that of an ardent attachment
to this glorious cause. that of thoroughly
educating the youth Of the County
phys'calty, morally and mentaHy-and
also to assist in laying the blame on the
proper shoulders for the poor schools of
tie county. How far have been able
to do this, is for you TO decide.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
WHOLE NO. 1856.
A Meeting OF the PatrInrchs.

The meeting between the Hon. John
Quincy Adams, and tho Hon. Albert
Gallatin, at the Historical Society Rooms
onTuesday night, to have strong
impression. When the venerable men
met, and grasped each other by the hand
tablet Of unutterable thoughts" was
plainly traced upon their several counte-
nances, and it was with evident reluc:-
ance, that they loosened their friendly
hold. Each Of these men is upwards Of
eighty years old, and yet their minds are
as active as they were fifty years ago.
Excepting Mr.. Clay. they are the only
Americans who placed their signatures
20 the Treaty of Ghent. more than thirty
years ago. Adams, Gallatin and CLAW
are the men Of the age; and all Of them
wings. Apleasant thought, indeed, when
we are rejoicing overthe triumph of their
principles in the Empire State Of the
Union.-N Y. Egpress.
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A LONG Nosr.--A Paisly manufactur-
ar having got by some accident a severe
cut across the nose. and having no court
,,laster on hand stuck on bis unfortunate
proboscis one ofhis gum tickets.on which
was the usual intimation, Warranted
$50 yards long"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19

LARGE LEMoN Col, Thomas d. Ra-
per, Of this city, has presented us with
lemon, grown on one of his young trees.
which weighs eleven ounces. We should
like to punch up number Of readers 10
raising this refreshing fruit.--Seioto Gag
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
$500

To James Coffin, DR..
To horse halfa day. $500
To getting of him home. $500
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19

WTHE WATERS of the Red Sea aP-
pear 10 be thirty-two feet higher than the
Mediterranean and the Gull OF Next
co is twenty eight feet lower than the
Pacific
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
JOHN II. WRIGHT.
Agents for The Lancaster Gazette.

/ Greenfield r; Walter McFar.
land Thoinas Lillle6eld
PLedSaRt r; T.. p. Ashbrook
East RushUiiis; David Baker
". Rushpiiie; N. B. Coulston
Bremen Beery 4, Asllhaugh
l.aabHrn r; ]. Hall, D. Black
Bern 7; James r. Pearce
Perry.Topn: Levi Friend
Madison r; |. L. KOontz
d, ,CIearcreek; Col.W Hamilton
G-anpiiie: P. R. Hagerman
Somerset; David Hewitt
Al Agent for the Eastern Cities