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Imports at port Of NeW York, May to 10.
Specie. Free. Dutiable Total. Duties.
1876 1907 9I7,575 2,33O365 1884, 5l7 CSC, 1865
1877, 9l6273 27S,lW 279S,540 0l0 1877 ,669
Decrease, 639,S7S
Increase, 9OO,I96 46s,l75 1888 4s,sO4

Increase, 300, l96 46S l75 1888 483O4
The arrivals of specie here and at Boston
S20000OO0 since January The Hbcmia brought large
and it would have been larger but for the ruthless
in which the large houses Of London sacri-
feed in the jaws of the monster in its absurd money
jugges.
Money has become perfect drug here and the lines
of discounts in the leading banks full, they
what troubled with plethora. Money goes begging nj
per per On treasury notes, security, bor-
offer per cent.
The following the leading features of the New York
banks al several periods,
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SHIP THOMAS H. PERKINS, AT SEA,
.at az s Long rs w off Cane Horn.

., Long. w, CdIW
January 3, 1917.
DEAR SIR have the honor to inform you that whale
ship has lust hove in sight and will send board of
for letters avail myself of the opportunity to say, we
are all well and without the least appearances OF any dis
ease whatever on board. We are "a days from Rio.
We shall proceed direct for San Francisco.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
j. d. STEVENSON.
Hon. VIM L. MARCY, Secretary Of War.
The above inserted for the information of such persons
have friends on board the shpit being the last inorna
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Information received, the 18th instant at the De-
of State som the United States consulate at New
Zeaand the the Bay of Islands of the Amer
lean whale ship "Aert," Of New London, Connecticut
Nathaniel Middleton master. with $500 barrels Of whale OIL
and SO sperm OIL with the officers and OF the Amer
lean whale ship 'Delphos' of -----, Massachusetts,
which vessel was wrecked On reel four miles from Pa.
of the 9th October, 1886 The officers and left
destitute, the vessel having toundered in fifteen minutes.
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DrpAnrurnr OF STATE


The Russian Minister of Marine that in order
facilitate the entrance of vessels from the into the
port of Narva wooden beacon has been erected in place
OF the destroyed the northern island of Ho, in the
Cult of Finland form OF triangular Pyramid surmount
ed by GLOBE formed Of three hoops crossing each other
the northern side OF the pyramid is white, the other black
height above the base 50 English feet and 1t is situated
SO degrees 10 minutes and ~ seconds north latitude,
laraaIax nh
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
yUashiputop Nav 81

Information has been received at this Department. from
the Charge dAares Of the United States at Copenhagen,
esty issued an ordinance repeating all import duties
grts and every description OF meal flour all dues on in
ward bound vessels laden with breadstus tground
eround and all shipclearing fees inward bound
sells, having least oneourth OF the cargo in
similar ordinance has been published respecting the
dutchies of Sleswick and Holstein.
These ordinances are continue in force until the first
Octn,
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Virginia Elections.

TESG UNrlEINo.-To obviate the difficulty of tie
voIe in the Virginia legislature, the wing returned from
Morgan county has resigned, in preference TO permitting
MS opponent To contest the before the House So the
matter viii go again 10 the people.-Bah SIM.
This is mistake. Should Morgan elect wing, it will
make the very tie in the joint vote OF the legislature
which, it is supposed the wing member is unwilling to
untie-the democrats having great majority in the
Senate the wings have in the House.
The legislature stands, democrats 50, wings So
and Morgan to hear from, where a new election has
been ordered We join the enquirer in hoping that
the democrats will lose honorable efforts to carry the
county OF Morgan and secure majority on Joint ballot
But enthusiasm is the word The democrats of Morgan
cannot succeed without t-with it they may, and they
will succeed
Exclusive of the county of Morgan, the Legislature
stands thus:
Dem. Fed
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accept inadequate expression of of the
conduct of your government, your legislature, and YOU
people
"JoHN GRAY, Chairman"
MI. Ferguson seconded the notion which was agreed
to unanimously.
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T,ROM the Authorizations the Auctions In New
Il York-Spendid goods-ffty per cent below regular
prices Save your money II have to-day received from
The above lot Of goods follows my store, be-
tween 18th and 18th Streets Pennsylvania avenue, viz:
lot Iceland shaws choice article, three dollars less
than the regular price
where for SIS 80
lot nmbra, very pleasant and beautiful shawl, So
usual price So
lotsik and zephyr, at $2-regular price SIS
! " eghtqnarter berege, Mt ~ 10, very cheap
|" satin. stripe scaris, at 81 25--usual price 81
l." berege scarfs, at 81, very iosc
l" Paris ribands, at very low price
/" &c &c extra style, for summer hats
Genemens cravats, adicss do.
Do pocket handkerchies in silk and linen, at
very low prices
Ladies' gen,emens kid and silk gloves Is cents per
pair lower than regular prices
French and Swiss worked collars, the cheapest ever in
this city
Genlemens cravats, at great bargains
French flowers, gauze wells, Swiss, book and carleton
muslins, very cheap
small LOT ladies embroidered dress handkerchief which
will sell at cost, to close Them
have lot of thread and other kinds Of rich aces, which
will close cost intending purchase any lace
goods Being DESTROYS close the goods will sell
cheap ]. b. BRAGDON,
May 2l-3t Between 18th and 18th streets, Penn.
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Notice to Mariners.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Fifth Auditors Office. l1th Nav, 10

IRON information this day received this Office from
the superintendent of lights at Key West, appears
recently rebuilt at Cape Florida hnve been re for
the time the night of the 30th OF April last 1t will
be recoected that this and will be continued sta
tionery light.
Nav ll-d2w
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NOTICE The annual election for eleven directors OF this
~ company viii be held Monday, the 18th day of June
next between the hours of IL and o'clock, p m Mt Of
nee No H. in building No Ii, Wall street, in the city OF
New York
w.D. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
New York, May 2l-Iaw3w
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Extract of letter from one Of the bea-iormed men IN
Georgia, receiued this erening.
"The democracy of this State in fine spirits Mr.
Polk was never stronger in Georgia than he is to-day
We are preparing for vigorous campaign and a
glorious triumph in October next"
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ID. PAINE Il CO.,
Contractors and Managers Of Maryland State Lotteries


Magnificent Lottery.
WE have the pleasure of laying before patrons the
w following rich and beautiful scheme, containing prizes
amounting to nearly hundred thousand dollars, with
splendid capital of $4,000, five of $4,000 EACH and
twenty of $1,000 each.
This scheme be surpassed The price of tickets is
only $40.
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Valuable Hotel Property fsr sale.

WISH TO sell the properly the Sd street and
Pennsylvania avenue, known the st. Charles hotel
two the avenue and four on Sd street The situstio,
and value OF this property is well known need further
Description twill be sold great bargain il IL be dis,
posed Of Immediately. Gil LEE Jones'
Nav 10-6if -" ~~'~''~'
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, 10Th instant Pleasant Vale, near
Washington city, by the Rev. HENRY SLIcER, s VIII
LIAMS, counsellor at law, to MARIA SCOTT, eldest
daughter OF ENocH TUCKER, esq.
On the 10th instant the Church Of the Epiphany BY
the Rev. Mr. FRENCH Dr. ALEU- s. WOTHERSPOON, of
the United States army, Miss LOUISA ADELAIDE,
daughter of the late JOSEPH L. KUHN.
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0f- st. Mathews Church.-The Rev. J. p. Donelan o
BALTIMORE viii preach in this church on Sunday the re
instant. May Fl
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nAMAsK Napkins at 81 10 per dozcn.-Jus received,
~ 20 dozen dsrnask NAPKINS at 81 20 per dozen, good
and cheap. ID. CLAGETT d. co.
May I2-3tif
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G All orders from distance for tic kets shares pack
ages, viii meet with prompt attention. Address
ID. PAINE 81 CO, Managers,
| May 7--3taw4wdNcp Baltimore, Md.
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8a5,OOO-9la, 0Oo0- o10, 1907
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. %, for ls47,
To be drawn in Aexandra, on Saturday, June 8.
IA drawn numbers out of 70.
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y-ders for tickets and shares and certificates of p,rL
ages in the above splendid lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention, and of each drawing will be
sent Immediately alter Is over 70 all who order from us
address ]. d. c. MAURY
May 2l--dkciitd Washinuton d r,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02

EE'The fact is well known, that B~RANDRETH's
PILLS are a certain cure in every form of disease,
all having the same root, which is inquiry Of the
circulating fluid, the BLOOD.
In a period of little more than ten years in the
United States, they have restored to perfect
HLALTH and enjoyment over FOUR HUNDRED
rEousAND persons who were given over as incu.
rable by Physicians Of the first rank and standing,
and in many cases when every other remedy had
been resorted to in vain.
The great secret is to have the medicine by
you when you are first attacked with sickness;
one dose then will have more good effect than
twenty, ifyou put it off until disease has enfeebled
the bodily powers; therefore every individual who
considers health a blessing, should always keep a
box of BrdadrethS Vegetable Universal Pills,
where they can be sure to lay their hands on
them when wanted. Twenty-Five cents cannot
possibly he better disposed of. A valuable life
may be saved, or a long fit Of sickness prevented.
NJ Beware Of Countcr(eils!! The following
are The only authorized Agents for the sale Of the
genuine Brandrelh Pills in + airlicld county
ANDERSON u MyEG, Lancaster, Joseph Chem
ent. Royalton, Peter Wciscr, Green Castle, Israel
Grrgg, Lythopolis, J. B. Evans, Winchester Peter
Shaver, Oakland, ]. Fl. Sunderma1 Amanda, d.
Beery, Sugar Grove, Ashpanslr & Beery, Bremen,
Cha's Il. Wilson & Co., RushriHe, Jesse Leohncr,
u cl Rushcile, +. Bteck, Carroll. N. J. Bowen,
Pckernston, Cox & Read, Baltimore, Phrip
Ham, Peasantrilie, |. B. & C. Paddeu, Salem,
Jocob Ketner, Wiieryort.
Lancaster July ., 1917. lm8.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
It Has Perfectly Cured Me.

PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER, 1851.
To DR.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir-The astonishing
and miraculous beneficial effects your valuable
EXPECTORANT had on my neigllbor, the Rev.
Mr.. Rushing, made so favorable impression on my
mind that after consulting with severa! friends
and learning that You were a regular Practitioner
of Medicine, | called upon you, and purchased
halfa dozen bottles, and told you that if lived to
take them, you should have a good report from me.
am alive and well THE day! Thanks be to a
merciful God aud your Expectorant, and now |
come forward cheerfully to fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had | been a constant
sufferer from the effects ola hard, dry cough, pain
in the breast. and difficulty OF breathing; the last
five of which, chills and %fevers, every spring and
fall, added to my misery. l was worn away to q
mere skeleton; with the greatest difficulty only
could get up and down stairs; my appetite was
gone. aud my strength had so far failed me, that
my friends wero persuaded | could not survive
many weeks, unless | obtained relief. Indeed,
sir, my situation was SO perfectly miserable to my.
self, and SO distressing to my family, that l fell
willing to die whenever it should please the Mus
ter to take me home. But l heard OF your medl
cine and relief came. Yes it proved the Balm
of Gilead' to my poor afflicted body. Before
had taken ONE BOTTLE, experienced a miti
CATION Of all my symptoms, and to my great JOY
found in the continued use Of it tho happiest relief
In short sir, IT HAS MADE PERFECT CURE
OF ME-and can truly say have no desire Il
be better.
With everlasting gratitude, l am dear sir, you
obliged friend. MARY GILL.
Corner Of Rose Street and Germantown Road
Philadelphia.
Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE, No. 8 Soutl
Third street, Philadelphia.
For sale by BURY 81 BECK.
l Lancaster July 2, 1847. 3wS,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue Of all order to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Fairfield County
made at its My Term, ls47, I will offer for sale
on the premises. in the Township OF Ciearcreek,
in said County of Fairfield.
On Saturday the IZth day o. July next
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. NJ, the following Real Estate, to-wit'
The Northeast part ofthe West half OF Section No
10, Township No. l2 and Range No. 20. being the
same Lands conveyed by c. Slater, Executor oil
john Slater to Elizabeth Peters, Catharine Lape'
and John Wolf, Heirs-atLaw Of john Wolf, de-
ceased. by Deed bearing date. November g. 1920
containing 50 Acres and 1874 Poles more or less
subject to the Dover Estate therein OF Elizabeth
Wolf. as the same has been assigned TO her, to.wit
being nne-lhird part Of tle above described Rea
Estate. ,.
Terms of Sals-One.tlird in hand, one.ttird II
one year. and the residue in two years, with IN
terest upou the deferred payments, to be secured
by mortgage on the premises.
ISAAC GRIFFITH, Admt0r'
of the Estate Of George Cunningham, deceased
June II. l847. IS pf 1--WE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Irish Relief.

Tho Executive committee Of this county for the
Relief Of the suffering poor oflreland having some
Time ago determined TO convert produce received
Tor this purpose into cash and forward the Same
10 Cincinnati to DO there invested in provisions
q forwarded to Ireland-ihe Treasurer, II. Miers
Esq this day forwarded 1896 to Hon. John c.
Wright. Chairman Of the Relief Com. Of Cinc!n-
natl Where it will be accordingly invested and sent
" It's destination. This is the whole amount re
ceived by this committee both for produce con.
lributed and on cash subscriptions.
There is still some produce at distant points
which has not been converted into cash tho pro.
ceeds Of which will be forwarded as soon as TO.
cceiyed. Persons having produce oil hand collected
Tor this purpose will please report to this commit
tee immediately.
1t should be remarked that considerable remit
lances have been made from this county which
did no; pass through the hands oftbis committee.
NJ. A. DAUGHERTY. Scc'y,
Ez. Relief Com.
Lancaster. June %. 1917.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Fourth OF July.

No preparations for the celebration of
this day, in a general manner, have been
made. We understand that there will
be a few picnic parties and probable a
sunday,school celebration-but none OF
the citizens.
Our readers can show proper respect
by reading and bordering uponthe Dec
I~aratioa of independence. They cannot
peruse it too often.
In these wal times, we feel very pa
~triotic, and had intended 10 expatiate as
usual upon the wisdom of our fathers and
the advantages of free government, but,
supposing that our readers know as much
about these things as we do ourselves,
we concluded to let them write their own
eulogiums. We trust none of them will
be so unpatriotic or skeptical as to allow
the Sabbath of Freedom to pass by
without due observance. John Adams,
the Elder said that it was to be a great
day--a day to be honOred and observed
by the citizens of America throughout all
coming time, and out of respect to the
venerable and eloquent patriot, we should
be careful not to make him out q false
prophet. And though we may not build
bon-fres and have Examinations, let US in
our hearts celebrate the day and honor
the great and good men, who braved the
halter and the stake, that they might
transmit the boon of liberty to their chill
dten and their children's children.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Asthma, Coughs, Consumption, etc.

We again call the readers attention to that cele
brated and most excellent medicine, Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry. Its reputation is spreading
wider and wider every day. and all now admit
il TO be the most certain c~uratiUs for all pulmona-
nv complaints ever discovered! How gratifying
the thought that q remedy is at last discovered,
which has proven itself a perfect master ofthaI
dire disease-CoNSuMPTION!-L the des'
pairing cheer up and lay hold of this life giving
nectar.
Price 81 per bottle or six for S..
- The genuine Wistar's Balsam is sold only
by Maccrackei g. Galbraith. wv
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Dissolution Notice.

HNHE firm Of J. C. Maccracken having dlssoly ',
IN ed, J. C. Maccracken associatlns nlns9lt
with Work Galbraith and John MaccraGken saT'
ing charge of the accounts and books OF :. 80.
c. Maccracken and J. C. MaccraGken' houSe ~
hereby given to all those Indebted that inimeo'a'e
payment must be made; .nI -,
All accounts unsettled and all ncNs unpaid on
the 18th day of June next WI De ie'' III Tile
hands OF proper officers Tor collection: 81.
John Maccracken will always De iouna at tue
oo',nt;no room of Maccracken g. Galbraith,
&c. MACCRACKEN.
]. MACCRACKEN.
Lancaster May 10Th i847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Notice.

A NINA WEAKLY (Widow) John II. Weakly.
N Perry W. Weakly, James s. Weakly, Henry
Leitnakcr and Ruth his Wife. Samuel Shgffer,
Elizabeth ]. Weakly and Nelson w. Weakly, will
tuke notice tlut a Petition was filed against them
on the ODD of June, A. D. l847, in the Court OF
Common Pleas, Fairfield County by Ohio K.
Weakly. Wherein the said Ohio X. Weakly de-
munds Partition of the following Real Estate, situ-
ated in said County: Part of the North half of Sec
ton No, |. Township No Is, Range No. 10, and
further known by being Lot No. 10. in the Parti-
ton of said half Section among the Heirs of Fred
erick Arnold deceased, conveyed by Leah Bright.
former Leah Arnold and her Husband David
Bright TO James S. Weakly, June 25, 1885, con-
tanning Ninety-Four Acres, more or less, and that
at the next Term ofsaid Court, application will be
made by said Ohio X. Weakly Tor an order that
Partition be made of said premises.
By WILLIAM SLADE, Jr., his Attorney.
June IS, l847. pf$4 7w7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
An Ordinance.
Levying n Tax for Corporation purpo
for the year, IS47.

Levying a Tax for Corporation purposes,
for the year, Ie47.
6SEC. Be IL ordained by the Tom Council
y ofhe Torn Of lancaster, That n Tax OF
THREE MILLS on the Dollar, be and the same
is hereby levied aud assessed for Town aud Corpo.
ration purposes. on all property subject to Taxa.
ton for State and County purposes, within the
limits Of said Corporation Of Lancaster. for the
year Eighteen hundred and iorty-seven.
Ordained. June IA. l847.
GEORGE SANDERSoN, Presideat. T. G.
Attest-JOHS b. REED, Recorder.
Lancaster, June 10, 1917 C
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
kinds Of Country Produce,
Public sale.

10y virtue Of an order Of the Court Of Common
Id Pleas ofFairfield County, Ohio, made at is
Nav Term, A. D. l947, / will offer for sale at pub
lie vendue, at the door Of the Court House III
Lancaster,
On Saturday the 31st day OF July next
the following Real Estate, pertaining to the Estate
of the late David c. Rutfner, deceased, to-wit:
The Northeast Quarter Of Section
No. 8, Township No. l6. and Range
No l8, containing l6o Acres,
subject to the Life Estate OF c. A. Ruff
ner in 100 Acres thereof as assigned
to her for dover.
Part of the Northwest Quarter OF the
adjoining Section No. 9 containing. SO
The West part of the Southwest
Quarter Of Section No. 9. above men
toned, containing ----.-.--.-.-.- ol 76-l0O
Also, one undivided seventh-part oil
the Northwest Quarter of Section No.
10. Township No 10, Range No. lS.
containing 100 Acres, % S5'lO0
oVf ot!VV
The above described Lands, excluding tue last
mentioned tract, constitute the Farm. owned by,
and upon whicI the said David c. Rnfner, deceus-
ed, died seized, which is commonly known as
Ashland"
Said sales will be made for one.third of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the baiance IN two
equal annual payments with interest.
~CATHARINE A. RUFFNER, Admtor
ofthe Estate Of David C. RI6rsr deceased
Juue IL. 1917 pisi 5w5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
From the Req. Ira N Allen. =,

FKIIdu6IPHI1' VUHO
To my personal friends ,a,.J ,.;,L
DkvTD JAYNE. NJ. D., and know him 70 bea
rsaneetoble PHYSICIAN and Druggist ofihis city-,a
L,ies,an in whom entire confidence may be
SOL have tested in my own case the bene-
"a;o.I Effects Of his Carminitive Balsam, and have
n.aa,sr confidence in it than all other medicines
81 the hind. His expectorant is equully eelebra-
oi Ia ef;cacious. IRA NJ. ALLEN,
Agento Of the American and Foreign Bible So
ciety. o,.4
Lancaster, June Is, i847. 1--WE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
A BATH.

NHE undersigned takes this method of an-
n~ouncing to the citizens of Lancaster, that
he is prepared with a suitable room and VAPOR
at the well known stand, in the basement
Washington Hotel, where he will be prepar-
at all times to accommodate all who may IA
vor him with a call. Saturdays excepted.
J. P. CAREY.
lancaster juno Is, l847. 3w6.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02

7 ENHE undersigned will sell at public sale OIL
a SatardayHe 3D. day Of July nezt, the vacant
STALLS in the M1rketiinnse in Lancaster. agree.
to the Ordinances Of said Town. Sale to
commence at e~ighto'clock A. NJ. of said day, at
said Market House.
ly After the third day Of July, and until the
first OF October next, three markets, to-wit: on
Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays. will be held
in every week.
GEORGE w. WORRALL, Market Master
Lancaster, June IS. 1917. 3v6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
of william Long, Sen

A LII those interested in the Estate OF WILLIAM
N LoNG, Sem, deceased, late OF Fairfield coun-
~, Ohio, will take notice, that the subscriber has
been appointed aud qualified as Administrator of
said Estate, and will proceed forthwith to settle
the same according to law.
AMOS A. FRISBIE, Adm'tor
June II, 1917. Avs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Lancaster, June 90, 1917.

IY'Let no family 90 one hour without vaughn's
medicine in their lands-lhat is to say not exact
ly in their hands. bat let it be where they eau lay
their hands on IT. This advice we know to be
%good-follow it up-see advertisement in our pa
Uer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
German Observation-Disclosures
.JeWeIrY.

GOME of the finest specimens Of Jewelry ever
brought to Lancaster, among which may be
found Cameo Pins, single stone do. Bracelets,
Chains. Pencil cases, Finger rings, Ear rings. Min
iature Cases, Hair Ornaments, Guard and Fob
KEYS. Gold and Silver Thimbles, &c. Cheap for
cash at dAlEo " IOoI rms
Lancaster June 10. 1874. .