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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

49, NexOrlesns for Bordeaux. had experienced bad
,sshsr lott bulwsrks, split rudder head, and hove
overheard part OF cargo.
y,b ls.a3 40, lon 70 brig Orbit from EewYork for
ia Crande
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Hlisrellaneons.

NrOTrCE-Tbe ooparnershlp heretofore existing be-
ttweeu The subscribers, under The nrm OF J. A. LOhD
co l. hs solved by mutual consent Tie ounHnd-
no bn.ne.s N The concern Will be settled by j. A. Lord
WHO 10 duly authorized 10 sign 10 liquidation NewYok,
March 1, 1871 y A LSnDDi
ms IL 4 - LOhD.
NT0TICE.-The c0ps1IIeTshIp heretofore existing be-
1ttween the subscribers under the firm Of j. A. LORD
co Is this day dissolved By mutual consent 10 OUT
standing business Of the concern viii be settled ~ j. a
Lord, who IL duly authorized 10 sign In Liquidation
Nsw.YOIk, March !, lsi7. !. A. LORD,
miSr l. u. LORD.
NTOTJCE-To ,hosa who are going TO alter and rest
NtheiI stores TIE subscriber has given be whole al
ienuou Ibis branch Of business and 10 DESTROYS hey
would give h.n call He wil draw any design and ez-
ecnte al work with dispatch, on reasonable terms JOB
bling Of every description done a. short notice.
JOHN NJ. TRiMBLE,
ms tmyl Architect and Builder, "a Theatre alley.
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STEFHLRs's Book or TIE FARM cont.nled. -.
Yokng and Hsrnes.ing the PIow, and Of Swing Trees
with Notes by J. s. SKINNER, Editor Of The Farmers
Librsryl; q. Flowing stubbie and Lea Ground q.
Trench and sJbsoA Flowing. and Moor.Baad Pan; -.
Drawing and Storing Turnips, Ma1gelWurzel, Cabbage,
Carrots and Psrmps with Notes b. J. s. sSIsSEEl-ba
4
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r7- French Language (Lafsrgc Buildings, -
arondway - Professor I'D. CHURcH Will commence, by
particular request evening course OF iweniyouf
lessons for ladies' and gencmen Monday next between
the hours OF . and 10 O'Clock.
Evenin. s-MOndsys, Wednesdays Fridays Tniuoo,
s. for the whole Of - lessons, Tone hour eaehl
course Of lessons viii also be given on me afternoons
Of he same days, ffom 10 O'Clock
B-Iickeis viii be delivered every day from A. NJ
M, NJ NJ he Professors looms, Nos = and y In The
above buildings. I'D '-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
LIQUID HAIR DYE

LIQUID HAIR DYE.
rS- Bachelors instantaneous LIQUID Hair
Dive decidedly the best Yet offered II produsesa per
fecly even aud natural color without staining ne skn
leaving he hair so ard elastic the natural hair. Sod
by WM BACHELOR, Nsl-sL Price, hair botues 81
so whitaker sottles 81. Copy NE hddress ~ lmlseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
uYDRANTS.

DARTHOLoMEW's PATENT SefActng HydEni
ID took the silver Media The aie Fsir OF he American
Institute The Croton Wafer Department adopted me use
Of Them SIS and have nsot none others snce iJ pah
lie hYdrarts They recon mUnced a. Tue beet Tor 81
Ordinary purposes an particularly iJr yards ard alleys
where several tenants are supplied A. one hFdrant IS
they e,topping cannot De isit running BY eareets
ness or By childfer freeze, repaired usually
without digging up strong Fot ebe 70 get out OF re-
paf and sold about The price oi he common kind
The large discount made 20 pluubers mskes IL an OF ec
70 frruish themselves with them. For see by N Sawyer
- Bleeckerst; A. Mill, Avenue d. w Montgomery
~ Bowery; w. West Hudson-sti Cozzens Howell
PARK Row ard others and the factory, - ceulersL
near leonard BY Mckinley MORRISON
ms 81 Brass Founders and Finishefs.
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Isl imlsMwkFs Pres

~ s.tacts for the People. "-EIposare 70
"a vsheo IRE body heated, We. fee puitlrg on OF
sssa,,g on wet cothes 10 addition 70 hereciary as
nosston or unwhoesome employment are some o. ne
ana most frequent causes Of that fearful
ky Nv Co~SuMPrloN For the removal OF ne eTscs
sftsts oasss, freeing ne system Of s ossIaea9a, ssy
ms hrsiion and promoting hsshy a5oSa - ss v
20 sc, nm syRyJP or TAR AND WOOD FAPHIHA.
This preparation Il formed ey unien o. s9s - eo s1s
r,~spies Of our most vsusble tSssta2e ~ ~ =,
80 nm TSthe valae Of which, 10 AL A1ectioos o.
~, l,essf All know ana coEfess- Since IA inuoouelon
of .b6se WHO have employed j,
y None name II but 10 praise
A,s .vep he prciuaee OF Physicians 70 be empoyaens
Of Combinations Of whose exseI ~ 49, =. Sess
ana is now daily PtseT'sef n their PrAs es
Prspvea only BY Angney Dc1soH' S,id
t.ss3sssIs And rstail. BIZ WYATT kETcHUM. II
Yulto-sl and retail BY Il. yonsSn, ,,,s n. a. a
New. FORK Price 50 ccnts oottoi - SS'-0- ~ ~
ii9 emigs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
saw wAkeRorsE FOR
Rim is o N L Y
- .-s-fr

saw wAKeRotsE FOR
PRINTS ONLY.
spring styles,
IS1z.
LEE, JUDsoN & LEE, IS oEDAR-sT.
OreI for SAFE By tbe piece or package,
~ 500 CASES PRINTED CALIcoEs- Comprising
al the desirable STYLES, large proportion Of which
having been contracted for before the late rlse IN The ar
ke Will be sold cas han ms1uaCureTs present prices
Printed sts o. prices put into the hands Of buyers
". BIB. r. LEE ate seaior parit 10 The original trn
Of Lee Brewster from which he retired in le4S has
joined The arm o! Lee Jsdson and solcits the patron
age Of his old friends The business IL conducted under
the hrm Of LIE, JUDSON LEE.
February 5. isf7. 2T us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

~ American Institute Conversational Meeting
viii be held This friday evening Al The Repository In The
Park at "a O'clock Subject-Wa,er ard lis Properties
Admiliance free. The ladies are invited. no II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

~ Hudson River Railroad Co.-NtW-1okS'
az Msreb ies7The Directors this day and proceed
ed TO ortsnze themselves board for he ransscuoh OF
the busness Of the Company. - -, ,,.s
as their choice for President, declined beng eonsdere1
candidate for hal Office believing that be could more ts
fctusllv premoie Tie interests he Company by eolan
ins bis duties he Chief Engineering during NE eohs~c
lion OF the work. .-,-,,,.,,
whrreupoD he following Ofcers were UNANIMOUSLY
elected
VIM. CHAMBERLAIN, ESQ. President -
JAMES BOORMAN, Esq. Vice fressdeh' anu
Treasurer. pro ten.
J. NJ. HOPKINS, ESQ. Secretary.
JOHN r. JERVtS, ESQ Chief Engineer, and
Hon FORTUNE c. WHITE, Land Commissioner
lor The Inns NoHh OF The Island Of New York.
STEPHEN ALLEN, Chairman.
JAMES HooAIK, Secretary. mo
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WIGS AND ToUPEEs.
rru.,.h.,ar,s new inv snted Wiss and scelps

rWBatchelor's new "sn NE. q he All q
wis r.Iing THE public are invited 70 Inspect az
y. ami nsnufaeiared ory By WIN bATChnLva,
"a ala. nssr brosawsy Copy NE aaafesss !" i1as's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
cats.

~ Fashionable Hats-SrSiNG srYLE.-JOHN n.
FNIN 2l4 Broadway, Justly celebrated among ashioaa-
~ ,s,eren As the True eounossaer in finishing Has
,,.rv hi. SIX Hats are he most superb ever offered
the public. ,,--,.,.
Anv,cK TO HAr wEaRERs-Never buy Hal unless ne
h ,s var form and eounienAnce, for on that depends
bsYtx saa elegance. An experienced litter Is Always
r., .,s,5snee Al Cenins, who viii not sell hs unless Il
80 he form and size OF ths purchaser. This IS he reason
of be nopulsriiy and preference manifested Tor rs hAs
s ms ina, has caused them 10 be enrolled - ne &c
mn. ultra Of Hais Particular sitsnuoa s called 70 Us
Pus - - - - sr. Tiring. rs lwi5
r@AIes.on in Ecenomy-Olg,H1l P'eslI 30 80
60 -, if3 FultonIf ncrf 20 tx CAEreA-SfNSs
Srr The proprielor OF this eSiAbsL iehl -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iht fact that Beaver hai can os
- 81 ane Moleskn Hzi for - superior 20
eonal 40 The very best IS hat sod IN ne ely OF eAs
ecual in style heaugy Of shape, complete less =
peslness Of lining and every oher reqils-.o S
This tcI Is me Tesali Of system which nole ssss
sscrs would cal A. end 70 much ruinols exIaFa<snee
mon which 80 many uadesnen have made tpN,-.AS
tksir hopes The success Ct the PkeEx proves
~ ths low rent the utmost economy u c0pr144i-ios
c,,ck sajes fcg eash with small proh can ooinpee ~
umphsny with the most g.sri1g Ard cosby .
OF - dsy and ha he sacrsce q 70 polaii III ~
unnporlani, IN he mandatory q "a y ~ e y :,
IS per xnnIm 10 esea q BIS patrons Tie sened~ie %
press as below -, - - "A
i GlaiIy NaiIiA. sallsi susli'y cl''s csPs -
los Moleskin... eoIH
In addition 20 The current Spring style "a oeali- AZ
sssped 10 ~ pecliaTites q and feature aid q Aso
prepared 10 make TO order, II shors noNes' HA', -
OF any paiIeTn
~ Knox Of l3 Full0nst 10 row resdy 70 PPy q
pr5lc will esg1nt Has Of his Spring FAshtoo The eaa
Ky Of ths sInee b oaerS is ~ ,a,s ever POI
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=. -, ~. ,,pe,,enced severe weather on

III. Condor has experienced severe weather on
ssiss. and driven 20 tie eastward
De CO.. &c. Edmond days ian Savannah cotton 70
raoham Dlmon. r. 1,.-,-..-- ...,...
- 1rbsrn Dimon. FEB e, os Fire Island. spoke
M ,o,sy 40 distress bound 70 Boston. Il blowing
rs heavy sea running could not board her; when
49,. ,~s, standing 10 the eastward. The Edward
s ger - ~ he Highlands since Saturday last
% =. cop6or Pierce. 10 ds I'm Guyana PR. sugar
a. ~ De Forest & Co:
peur Broihers (of Tbomsston) sslter, p ds fm
- xorss. Eldridse 10 De I'm Mobile cotton &c TO
-, wsry L.ngdOo Of Crsona.ston) Cobb. 40 ds fn
s,r-sly via Newport RI, IS hhds sugar 90 DO rum to
yps rores: g. Co
-, I,rlop. Balance. de I'm Plymouth. NC corn.
abr sany Wheaton. Wheston, I'm Wilmington, Del
LIE sas, Cooley. Young de ftn Boston. mdse
a. Fxesl Bearse, Boston. mdse.
~, statesmsn Cothell II de I'm Noble, cotton &c
a. smrrrs, clearmsn * Co
-, Tbonas Jefferson, FiuhsTt, Virginia, corn.
s<sr ssnl Henry. S,ull. Cherrystone. corn
ar T skinner Kellum Accomsc, corn.
s<Ir Geo Franklin Nelson. CheTrysione, corn.
sssr Fourth ofJuly Folly Landing. corn.
-, Ilore Purneil Chipco.eague, corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

IT, NIesmerism.-Dr DoDs viii lecture and expert.
ms1t on Mesmerism on Wednesday Friday and Saturday
evenings March g. g. In Clinton Hall, al y o'clock Ad
nission i2i CENTS ms 2usWF&S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

NEW COAL-PRIcE REDUCED.-I an receiving
~ fresh supplies u The best Pesch Ofehzrd Cos snd
oGsr he .ams Al reduced price e.a furnish he trade
with Egg Coal ffcm fEesh receipts a. very oes dis
r,,5 80 he bsst LIVERPOOL Orrs and Lshizh Cos.a
GEO. WARNER, 5o4 Hoastoc-sI
"a 2ufs- blocks ~est Ct Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

m Mercantile Library and Reading Room
Clinton Hall corner Beokman and Nassau sts-So vol
s,aesslxiy Reviews and Magazines, american and Eng
iirh CLERKS Initiation Fee, 81 Hall fesfy Dues, S1'
MeTchsnis and olhsTs' yearly Subscriptions; 80
'Ae'NN c. l. ENERI1r,
~, ,,,i.uWkFs President MsF. Lib. Assooiation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

p.rk Reform Mobile brig Lycouing, Philadelphia
,.srs Illza Belize Honduras Lucy Ann, New Or!esns.
The ship Uncss. for Cork reported returned lesky,
t.s ,epalred and sailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

tSy- To the Ladies of Newly ork.-" The Com
mIiee appointed TO take for the relief OF me sd
feny moor of Ireland ASA for contributions Of cotng TO
be forwarded by the ship Victor As but few have old
clohns hat would be Of much service the Society io he
EnoS rut of the Poor oer their garments al the coal
OF e MATERIAL aud think that the very low price NJ when
they are may induce 10 become purchasers
hev an Ia obtained Mrs BLACNIss, 20 beeef ersI
or AZ Mrs CmTTENDESs Bowery, tEan tlssl 1oors
shove Fourth-sL Al ~MeVSAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

(ARRfAGE CLOTH-l0o pieces India Rsetsr
~ Garage Co:h plain and tgured) q superior c1Ay,
Cor sHs Al he lowest prces o. tae sarshoass q
DE Newark, n. J. Iads Rassz ysssory y Asidss-aa~
iyl0is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
HrAIesson in Economy

In addition 10 the current Spring style "a es.ati AZ
ele) he Keeps on band Assornen, o. alnsIse1 ~ -
asnpte 10 m pecuATes q form and feature AID . -
prepsred 10 e 10 order shorE notice, HAS, kS
OF eay pa;leTn 10 4"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

BURNT NANKEENs !-Nsnkeens very large
ID lot Naakeens burnt the edges Prices fo the poor
ss Is piece Tor the better s. f. snd s. piece HLe
pieces are warranted 10 yards. For sale al LEI Green
wich.sL between Cortland and Dey SIS III zhs@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

BURNT PANTALOON sTCFFs.-Cousislingo Of
DKenrcsy Jeans, stripes, cotton Ard wool goo''. Ane
goods sre burnt on the edges only. fnee Tor o1o O'
vard AID another oi psrfec', ls. 81 ysrd For
ALE lC7 Creen icist between Cortland and Deysf.
zfis-
ARNIY AND NAVY UNIFORMS made according
10 he latest ualons and al The loWesl c.eu pieo
" a.. '' - American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
-Relief 70 .YoRK, MaIeh 5. D

yiisgeA meeting will be held in the lecture room OF ne
JAnest PRESBYTERIAN Church Saturday evening the qua
March Al II O'Clock TO devise for rendering eei
10 The suffering poor Of the III ghlands Of Scotland All who
are friendly 10 this object earnestly invited 70 s.ho
"A coSneTate IN This benevolent work. mo us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

~ Al "a za-rrtiue-f ~; - uzil fr-R e
p-s--eoiS o. fsss =lil ~, r. ;atsr 81 sfts sFes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

r. Lecture OH Lake superior.-Ar HODGE,
viii give second lecture on the Mining Region OF Lake
Superior Friday evening March in the stuyvesAni
Institute ESQ Broadway commencing At 7, O'clock mi 2s
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pPIOyV-
sAIIrn

BELOW
u.n...or, cotton loaded ALSO hrios IN knoUrn
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G S;oy y: SIlss:pos. "a i H.s:. e;

<FNs DRAFTS On GREAT bHITAIN =" ~
&LErN Ireand.-Persons wishing TO remit money 20
any part Of the Old Country, can procvre
drs, Of tho Subscribers for any amount payable skn
without discount any other charge 10 all the pftneipa
town. and cities throughout Eogland' hsaod' seou'''
and Wales. -.
Persons obtaining drsns can have them forwardcd "
the Regular ofhe 9Th Ith loth zist nth Mefens
OF BY the Royal Mail Steamer from Boston on let APRIL
Wa J. 7. TAPsCOrT, 60 SouthsL New. forsi
ms Second door from Burliog-slp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

nOOR SPRfNC3-A ssw and Improved srlkA q
y =: Ss.Ss iasE assss Nsipisasadss c:.SS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
Land fOH, Sale.

TNHE undersigned Executors Of the last will
of JACOB KEREs, deceased, by virtue oil the
authority ofthe same, will expose to sale by pub
lie vendue, at the Court House door in the Town
of Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio, on
Saturday the 2sth day of August, 1s47,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A, M. s. A O'Clock
p. NJ. of said day, the following described valua'
BILE Real Estate, to-wit; One Hundred and Thirty
Acres ofLand, more or less, part oil the North
west Quarter Of Section No 81, Township No. ID
Range No. 10, in said County, being the SAINT
Tract formerly owned by David Maternus deceas
ed. situated about 81 miles Southwest of Ian
caster, near the old Chillicotle road On SAT-
premises are situate u good Tan Yard now in use
with the buildings and fixtures necessary to car
ny on the Tanning Business with advantage
Also, a comfortable two story Dwelling House
with Barn and other Out Buidings connected
Herewith. About 80 to 40 Acres OF improves
Land under a good state of cultivation, an Orchar'
of bearing Apple and Peach Trees-two goo
Springs and first rate timber on the unimprove'
Lands.
The sale will be peremptory to the hiShes
bona fde bidder without reference to any appral
ed value, payable one-third in hand, one-third l
one, and one-third in two years, with interei
from the day Of sale. Possession will be give
Immediately of so much Of the improved land
may be necessary for putting out a crop this ia
and the balance on the first day Of April next
5 The title will be free Of all membranes, al
the deed be made on full payment.
GEORGE KERNS, (rvoc,,c,s
JACOB BECK,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
GENERAA ORDERS,
ATT

First Brigade, 9TH Division Ohio Militia.
"HE Commissioned and Staff Officers OF the
First, Second and Third Regiments OF lnfan-
ty, together with the Officers OF the Companies
forming said Regiments, will parade on
Thursday the goth day of August next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in front OF the Court House
door in Lancaster, Fairfield County, prepared to
perform Officer s. Camp duty, in accordance with
the law Of 1887 us amended by the law of 1914.
ATTENTION-The Commissioned and Staff
Officers of the First Regiment ofLight Infantry
First Regiment of Rilemen, and the First Regi-
ment Of Cavalry of the First Brigade, 9TH Division
Ohio Militia, will parade their respective ReSl'
ments armed aud equipped according to law, at
Lancaster, on the Goth day Of August, l847, pre-
nnred TO perform three days drill and camp duty
All persons must come prepared with provision
tents and other things necessary to remain Tue ul
time required by law. ~ y,
The Officers and Soldiers will be under III
command Of the Brigadier General from the TN
thew parade before the Court House door, unit
they are regularly discharged on the third day.
E5rAn Election for Colonel of the hrst Reg
ment Of Light Infantry, and to fill all %vacancle
that may occur, on the Goth day ofAuSust, lS47
By order Of the Brigadier General.
EMANUEL G1ESY, Brig. Quar-. Master.
1.ncssier. Julv 80. l847, 4wl2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
Notice.

A NINA WEAKLY (Widow) John H. Weakly.
"A Perry w. Weakly, James s. Weakly, Henry
Ieituaker and Ruth his Wife. Samuel Shelter,
Elizabeth J. Weakly aud Nelson w. Weakly, will
take notice that a Petition was filed against them
OIL the a2d OF June, AID. l847, IN the Court o.
rommon Pleas, Fairfield County by Ohio X
Weakly. Wherein tie said Ohio X. Weakly de
mands Partition of the following Real Estate, stu
ated in said County: Part ofthe North half ofSec
lion M, |, Township No 10, Range No, 10, an!
further known by being Lot No. 10, in the Partl
ton of said half Section among the Heirs OF Fred
erick Arnold, deceased, conveyed by Leah Bright
former Leah Arnold and her Husband DAVE
Bright to James S. Weakly, June 25' 1889; con
tanning Ninety-Four Acres, more or less alu INA
at the next Term of Said Court, application wliot
made bv said Ohio X. Weakly for I'M order tia
Partition be made of said premises.
By WILLIAM SLADE, Jr., his Attorney.
.June a5, l847. Pa 'W
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
Cheat and GROW Rich.

HNHis hhs besa the saere, principle Of 100 many VI The
- wholesale dealers 10 Teas upio This iii0e, and they have
pfueuced The inost shameful imposition on tleCounuy MeT'
ch0nt without any fear VI detection. Bot q new ea IN the
yea Trade has come and the PEkIN 4 COMPANY
clnint me honor o. introduction. they were the nrN 10
raise the banner Of Reform, on which they have inscribed
lhe simple words "Pars Teas and hOHest pOeeG" a com
plrle revolution has been the consequence. Let c9nsumers
oil = ca every where look OF what we haye done,
lat. We were tie ifst 10 send them Teas thai used 10 Ne
caHsd TOO good for them before.
%. We have driven out Of tie market a vast an0u1t Of
trash. and introduced a better class Of Teas Than las yet
ever been sold; importers Of Tea often come 10 "a ~ get
for Their own Use, and for tlelr friends, fine qualities they
can fnd nowhere else.
81. We have reduced prices more than IS per rent both
in Black md Green Teas. The wholeSale gfOcers say we
are rulning The trade and call Ms l%iumbugs. This we have
done already and now see what we are ready to DO.
LIST. We will sell Teas by the single chest, half chest, OF
n ID box. at The same prices that wholesale grocers pay "a
the importers when they buy by .he hundred packages.
%. The wholesale groceIs allow only - or at most y
lbs tare TO the half clleS. This ha cheat. We will al
low, 10 most Instances, Is aud u LIS tare on tic same.
Sd We hereby undertake 10 sell every kind Of Tea
fron sir 10 tretoc esats per pound cheaper than The whole
sale grocefs do.
How can we do this asks the country merchant
This " our answer. We are content with seven pei
cent. profit instead of3 and 80 per cent a Ia wholesale
grocer.
I'VE deserve the thanks Of the country merchants for "a
wing them hereafter from being cheated. Let Them count
to the " archouse ofthe PEKiN co and compare
samples O! Tea they got e~lsewhere; and ifthey buy ba,
Teas then, at high prices, 1t is their own fault.
An English Importer lately boosted to us that he eoult
make more money by sending had Teas 10 The New YofI
market than on good Teas. We are resolved 10 overthrow
this fraud, and now call upon agents 10 every town Of tn
United States 10 come forward anc mly the Teas inpOrtet
by the PEKIN re co; and we pledge ourselves, that
In six months they do not sell more Tea than the oldes
mud largest dealers IN The town, we will give Them our Tel
without charge. This is plain English and cannot be mis-
understood. We appeal for testimony 10 The Immense sue
cess Of our Agentsi in any part oftfe United States.
6J-Agents wanted in every town 10 The United State
for the sale %oftlese Teas, by which they eau make money
and confer abeneft upon the Public by supplying TIE pur
article.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06
To Parents.

DIR. Jayne's Carminitive Balsam is a certain and
speedy cure for Diarrhe, Dysentery, Cholera Nor
bus, Summer complaints with children, and all
arrangements Of the stomach or bowels, caused
by imprudence or error in diet. 1t has effected
cures in the worst cases Of these complaints-even
where hope had almost fled-snatched a tender
infant from an early grave, and called forth the
exclamation, at has saved the child" The Pro
prietor of this medicine begs leave to state-lt ]:
something which he has used extensively in pr
vate practice for a number OF years, and believes
that he has saved many lives by its timely use
Every person afflicted with these complaints, are
invited to try one bottle oft, which is warranted
to give relief. Pamphlets containing full direc
tons and certificates Of cnres accompany each bot
tie. 49,,
Prepared only at No. 8 South Third street, Phila
For sale by BURY &BECK Lancaster, Ohio.
Lancaster, August 6, l847. 3wl3.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-06

CURE -FOUR COUGHS AND COLDS BEFoBE THEY
BECOME CONFIRMED ooHsUMPTIoN.-l have used
DR.. Taylor's genuine Balsam OF Liverwort, MIR.
Editor, in my own family, and have found it one
of the most useful medicines | have ever used. II
states in the directions that it is also effective in
| Liver Complaint and Bronchitis, and other affec'
tons of the throat and chest. would strongly
recommend it, and say be careful to buy the gen.
uine, with DR.. Leeds signature to the steel plate
wrapper. The %office.is 375 Bowery. 1t is a dis
covery on which is based the Chroho-Therma
treatment of disease; in my opinion the only IA
tional mode, as it is a remedy applied directly IL
the part affected.
For sale by Bury & Beck Lancaster; q. II
MGller, Somerset; C. G. Wilson, East Rushville
S. Clayton West Rushville; D. lIolderman, Aman
da; c. &N. L. Odds, Circleville; S. Buchwalter
Hallsville. Ross county, R. g. M, A. Patterson
Adelphi Ross. CO., Friend e. Armstrong, Sout
Perry; Douglass'& Lansing, Clillicothei F, +
Rempel, Logan.