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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-02
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This department of our Stock was never better
as no pains or trouble was spared in getting up
and selecting this kind of Goods, and we believe
we lave a better Stock of German aud French
Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, and all small
Wares generally, than any other house in town.
OUR Stock OF STAPLE DRY GOODS
is unusually large and prices never known so low
before: when we are done opening we shall have
over 1000 pieces Of PRINTED CALlCOES, rang
lug in prices from To Is cents yard. nearly all
Of which are the new styles OF small figures, dots.
SpligS stripes aud plaids.
The hest NlNEPENNY CALICOES we lave
ever had pretty Goods and perfectly last colors
100 pieces of Orange and Blue Prints, which
are tie best aud most durable Goods at their price
in the market
900 pieces Of plain, plaid and striped ALPAC,
CAS-, otnll cohors aud qualities from 20to 80 cents
SILK WARP ALPACCAS, rery cheap
ABYSlNIAN CLOTHS, in every color and
style, a new article in the market, aud is unequal
ed in richuess Of Appearance by any goods out
60 pieces DARK FANCY GlNGHAMS.
| 10 do Oil colored do
APRON CHECKS, all prices.
| 90 Bales BROWN MUSLlNS the best IN town
Bleached MnSlins, Bleached & Brown DiilinS'
Bleached Brown and Cul'd Canton Flanrels
10 bales TICKING, superior quality. We have
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-02

The greatest blcsstng ef Human eristance
-AMg SgGU Az @89G5eG9g
Then sSead!
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A Dandy.

"a dan3y is thing Tint tcon'd,
Bea ndy, ii hc could;
But US he can't, does all ho ran
TO show the world he's nuta man.
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: he late cure Of Mrs Eggen, who now reSlirs
on Race street three doors above E,ghIh Cincinnati,
is huy the most remarkable and astonishing eve,
recorded
This lady had lhe Consumption for the last SIX
years, aud lately she grew worse aud wore-wum
down aud rmacaled, cold night als,heclic fever
every day, reduced toa mere skeleton, her cough
was most distressing all her phy ,icIans gave ner up
20 die wnh the last slages o Cousumpllon-D
FdllhFm, now, allied m-a ceebralcdl lLmg Doe
lor who sad there was not the least hope Of her IL
c0veU finally her lungs u'Crraled buh internally
aud externally aud the blood serted under her nail,
80 that they came of, her rieuds came in to tak,
their last farcw ell al this crsis She commenced
uSug this same DR.. RoGERs' LIvERv oRT n FAR
which has rrs oWd her to better hea tn hdn she ha'
o ed smCr She was fourteen years of aye aud it
Ihre months. she gained fifty pounds IN nesh. -
Those vino doubt hr virtue, OF this wonderful lRedt
cue are invited to call aud ,re her.
hrCONSuMPrlV SHOULD GALLON
THE AGENT and see the certificate in lulioflht
above mentioned cures aud aso ola vast nunbe
Of others.
o. DECEIVE NOT YOURSELVES by neg
lccIingo use This valuable medicine uuhl il i, 10,
la;e, as there are thousands OF cases which are lo
J FAR gone 10 be saved even ht tins Great Remedy
I BE- sure aud get Dr. Rogers IiverWou and Tar
bottle Of lhe genuine.
i 1t is for sale by A l.. ScoylLL, Cncinnat
Wholesale Aerntor the West and South, and ais
by All the advertised Agents VI.
The above valuable medicine are also for sale a
BURY Il BECK, Druggists
Lancaster, April IA, le4S. ly35.
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E,csOr's Patent Double Oven
d i i i I i
pl5O. 900 DIEAl

Annually of Consumption in the United
Slales yet now mnJ coul" nave been saved llhrI
had msort,d 10 DR.. Roge,s' Lver~ou Il Tar il
season. TnoUsANDs upon THOUSAND, are now les.
tlyIng that II has saved Their lives and restored
llirm 10 lIealth-No une need DrsPAIR!! lhoust
your phJ sIcians aud firnds give you up 10 DEL!
you cdunol be worse Than Mas. Rove, of Stanton
VINO vas given Up by her DucoIs and Trends IL
DIE with the LAST STAGES OF CoSsuMPTIoN We
publishh her certificate IN addition 10 ,he vast NUN
Der obtained IN Cincinnati. 10 show that the cure
it makes are not confined To that Cit, alone but II
evr,y place Whele it has been Introduced. Red,
what She saws:
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
IN great parietn. snek as

BROWN and BLEACH TABLE CLOTHS,
Fine Damnsk Linen do. Napkins
BLEACH md BROWN SHEETlNGS, from
two 10 three yards wide; Pillow Case COttuns,
BED BLANKETS Of all sizes aud prices,
Furniture Checks, Furniture Cnlicues
Domestic PElids, Towel, Diaper aud Crash. in
short every thing III this line Of Goods at whole
sale nricps
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10000 bushels Of WHEAT.

Any amount Of CORN RYE, OATS Flux-seed,
Feathers, and every thing else that the Farmers
have for sale that is worth having. We will give
the highest prices in CASH and GOODS for the
above articles and give MORE GOODS for the
same amount of trade, than any other house. Call
and give us "A trial
Lancaster June A. 1917
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Plain Black. Blue Black also Barred, Striped and
Ribh'd.
vESTINGS from ninepence a pattern TO four
dollars consisting Of all kinds, Satin, Plain, FL
cured aud Bard. Cashmere Vestings of every
price, Silk Velvet and Valencia do
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Percival & Van Fosseu, Lancaster; j. H. Sun
derman. amanda; James Claypool, Salem; Israel
Grigg. Lithopois; Jesse Leohuer. WestRnshUiHe;
David Beery. Sugar GroUe; w. Humrighaus,
Grpencas,le; Elijah Kalb, East Rasheile; Philip
Hne. PieaSantpiHe.
tY7Oliccs devoted exclusively to the sale oil
W,fgkt's Indian Vegetable Pills. wholesale and
retail l69 Race St Philadelphia; 288 Greenwich
street New York; aud 1913 fremont st, Buston.
April 90, l848. 3m3S.
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British Periodical Literature
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a. THE WONDERFUL CURES MADE. Il
by this medicine have ldluced Physicians OF the
highest standing 10 mest rlGe ll--Yes even Profess.
oi The collrgr' admits that it cures after every
hug else has iued.
d. II. Cox, late Professor in Cincinnati Medi.
cal Gull Sc oIN,e on 9th ,utet, ,als he cuIrd Mis-.
liell ol ScRoFULous oNsUMrTION with ID. RoGERs
IIvERwoRT aud TAR, alter sue WAS given up
due u, numher of >klIIul Ply sic'mS. DE- W
Rchhds VI im'Innat, says he cured M, Cna,les
Wade, olt on'umptnn Win this medIcIue after al
other remedies had tailed,
(E.TDr IT, Wil'on, regular Physician o
GaIpolis, lays it rally acted like charm IN IN,
case OF Mis-. Wlsemau, the wife Of the Rev IT,
Wiseman, OF PATRIOT ohio, who was on lhe ponl
ol deatt with pulmonary Consumption. aud was ,r
stored IN hralh alter few weeks by the use of d.
RoGERs' lIvERwoRT & TAR.
e 4 G & & & & & 6
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BROAD CLOTH S.

72l pieces of Blue Black Brown, Olive, Claret,
Oxford mix'd Invisible Green, Steel mixed and
Blue Cloths, Of all qualities and prices. Call and
examine,
A GOOD Stock and lnndsnme vnrietY of
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BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
NDKlNrED on line paper, for sale at ths
n Lancaster Gazette Office
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JOHN D. MARTIN, R.P EFFMGER.
MARTIN & EFFHNGER,
Attorneys and COunseIIOrs al Law.
YRALTH!

OFFICE-In Fosters Brick Building,
Lancaster, Ohio, June IL, I347.
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I3O pieces $aItiMets,

Of all sorts, colors, kinds qualities aud prices.
10 pieces KENTUCKY JEANS, Gold mixed.
Blue, Black Cadet'ard Brown from twenty To
fifty cents yard.
i0pieces Sleeps Grey Fuled Cloths a very
heavy Goods Tor Winter pants.
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10 DRAY LOADS OF
RO OVS AND SAAOES

10 DRAY LOADS OF
ROOTS ANO SAOES,
now unloading, Thick Boots several qualities.
FINE CALF aud MOROCCO BOOTS,
Kip and Brogan SHOES, Ladies' Lace BOOTS
CATERS. WALKING SHOES and Slippers
Boys Thick Boots Thick Kip aud Cali Shoes
Misses Boots aud Walking Shoes
Gentemens', Ludies' and Misses India Rubber
Shoes.
C.gPS.
Fur. Plain and trim'd Cloth, Oil Cloth, Plush
&c.. Brunn Vista, Navy and General Taylor styles,
Children and Infants Fancy Cups.
general assonTent Of
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GLASS AND QUEENSW ARE
Our STOCK of GROCERIES is large and o
good quality. All kinds OF DYE STUFFS con,
slantly Oh hand,
On Eland Also,
A large lot Of Cotton Yarn, Coverlet Warp Car.
pet Chain anl Candlewickiug. Finally every thing
in the FOREIGN mud DOMESTIC. STAPLE aud
FANCY DRY GOODS LINE, all Of which is to be
sold very cheap. nnd all we ask is au Oppurtanity
TO prove il by showing Goods aud telling prices.
Cash on Hand,
For Wheat, Rye. Oats and Corn.
WANTED,
All kinds of trade in exchange for Goods.
WISE & HILLARD.
Lancaster, October Z, l347, %.
| RIANEx DEEns ANN MORTCAGES
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN.
TREASURY APARTMENT

APRIL IL, 1873.
EALED proposals will be received under the 1s act IF slst
Ss for sixteen millions of dollars OF nited States stock em-
bursabe twenty from and after the LIST OF 1913
hearing six per interest annum payable semi
ay on the first days of January and July OF each year.
hid viii be received below par will bid be considered
unless cent thereof deposited IN some depository
the United States before the date fixed for opening the
proposals. The bids all must be unconditional ana
without any reference the bids of Others and should ato
distinctly the premium offered. The proposals should be
sealed and endorsed Proposals tor tour o. 1875, ana
addressed to the Secretary ohe Treasury Washington City.
d. e. The which may be accepted WIN be required 70
be paid to the deposay of the states nearest pa
ces of residence of the respectively whose oefs may
be successful but the apount OF the accepted bids from BID
ders not residing the United States must be deposited with
the assistant teasurers at New York. Boston, fhadepna'
New Orleans
To give an opportunity to all persons TO participate in the
investment of funds in this stock, bids will be received TOR he
lowest OF certificates authorized by laW-Den5
for fifty dollan-as well as for higher sums. - r.
All certificates under thousand dollars will be tansefa
bic the books OF the treasury but all certificates iO
and upwards will be transferable on the BOOKS o. ;n
treasury or by delivery with coupons attached AZ n
ton of accounts all certificates with coupons attachea wi"
be for the of thousand dollars. ,;,. The
The successful bidders will be required 10 b If The
amount awarded in five equal nstamenls III md Novem
Der OF the except tor sums hot ~ max
thousand dollars where the bidder may be ts amnnn
ing immediate payment, winch case e nta,est in ali
may be at once deposited. ne stoch WIZ D
cases from the date of deposie r,rr uenaytment at
The bids will be opened al the ea,8y ICY ~ n,aanae
on Saturday the 18th of june 54o Ia ae p'esen
of all persons who may desire 70 81 March last no bidder
s;il he nepni,,ed to Withdraw his bid On Az Das NOT
WIN ,a amount deposited in advance Will be imme
dately returned The whole premium 8 on s nvu 1a
awarded be deposited IS paR u Us WaIkER
CURED IN July next iA.<stsss All hA TzAaSury.
Iel7 '"T"'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18

STABBING A POLICE OFFIcER.-Cficer VIM.
Robinson of the Second Municipality Police was
severely, though not dangerously stabbed on Tues
day night last, whilst endeavoring effect the ar
rest OF William Van Hook, notorious robber.
Robinson being informed where Van Hook was Sc
creted, proceeded to the house of Phebe Black in
Customhouse street, where the accused had taken
up his quarters. As Robinson approached to arrest
him. Van Hook made pass at him with a bowie
knife, the blade of which penetrated his arm to
considerable depth. After a scuffe the officer,
however, succeeded in arrestng him, and yesterday
he was ordered to give $1,000 bail for his appear
ance to answer to the charge Of stabbing with in
tent to kill.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18

FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.-The case of John r.
~ M.as e vs. Satome Muller, brought up before
inns Court Yesterday. 1t will be remembered that
THIS is the suit instituted by John f. Miller in nuty
OF the Judgment rendered by the late Supreme
Court In favor of Salome Muller and in decree of
her freedom. 1t was sometime since tried before
jury, and understood that eleven of that ury
were in favor of the claims of Salome, and only
enc against them. Since then, the case has not
been placed upon the jury docket because the costs
were not paid Yesterday, the counsel for the
PLAINTIFF Messrs. Grymes and Claiborne in presence
and with the assent of Mr.. Upton, the counsel for
Salome Muller, called the case up before the Court
and waived the jury Judge Buchanan Immediately
rendered his judgment, dismissing the plaintiff
petition, for the rendered, that the evil
dence adduced not sufficient to authorize the
disturbance of the decree rendered. The counsel
for John F. Miller Immediately gave notice of their
intention to move for an appeal 1t is now the in
ention of Salome Muller, as we are told, to nsti-
tute proceedings for the possession of her children,
who are still held in slavery by Mr. John F. Miller,
Notwithstanding the decree of the Supreme Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18

DowNEY BED.-Poets dream of beds of roses,
and rheumatic old men of beds of down, that is to
say Elder down. Mr.. James Downey, however, if
he dreamed at all on Tuesday night last must have
had his brain filled with the idea that he had re-
markably hard couch. After having alarmed the
neighborhood, and intimating in no gentle terms
that it was his intention to cut the throat of his
wife, Waterman politely took him in custody, and
Yesterday the Recorder committed him to jail for
five DAVIS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18

SENT DowN.-James Martin, alias Little, for
robbng E. c. II. Schatfter soldier of $95, was
yesterday sent by Recorder Baldwin to the First
District Court, for trial From the evidence, it
would seem TINT Martin and Schafi!er occupied a
room together but the poor soldier, when he got up
the next morning, found himself minus his hard
earned coin and his treacherous friend departed for
parts unknown
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18

GAMBLING.-Our worthy Recorder of the First
MUNICIPALITY we are glad to see, has taken the bu-
siness OF gambling by the foreIock Yesterday An
tonic Marrero and Auguste Loez, were found guilty
They We're sent before the First District Court I'M
der bonds of $4,000 each. :. j. III. Pouchard, for
keeping gaming house, at which they played a
banking game, also required to find bail in the
sum of $1,000. Salvador Viosca was found in
the same quandary, and was also requested to find
bail in the sum OF $1,000 for his appearance. The
authorities seem determined to put stop to gamb-
ling in the First Municipality
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The attention of this
Court yesterday morning occupied in hearing
testimony IN the trial ofthe case of Chrstophe, the
slave Of Mr.. S. Cucullu 1t appears that the negro
had nun away from his master, and on being dis
coversd by him made pass at him with razor,
for tha evident purpose of taking his life He cut
his mas tir0ty Oh the hat and drew blood, thereby
rendering himself answerable to the conditions of
the Black Code, and the punishment thereunto an
nexed. Almost Immediately after the negro had
attempted the life of his master, he tried to take
his own life, by cutting his throat with the same
razor. The negro was yesterday tried by Jury
of freeholders-was found guilty and sentenced to
life
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18

SHAMEFUL IF TRUE.-Nichoas Rossi yesterday
deposed, that the 18th inst, he was brutally as
saulted by Alfred Wilt, who represented himself
police officer. He furthermore states that he
was dragged from his own house and carried into
Rampant street. Rossi also swore that he had been
struck over the head by Mr.. Wilt with stout
cane The whole matter, however, resulted in the
party accused being sent 10 the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18

JOHN GILpIN.-The spirit of John Gpin surely
must have entered into the bosom of Peter Davis on
Tuesday last at about IL O'Clock at night. Peter,
with all the innocence of his gentle nature,
imagined that a certain pony that he saw tied to a
fence, belonged him. He grappled the pony, and
then like one of the olden knights, stuck his spurs
no, his heels into the pony's sides, and galopped
off as though Satan mounted on some Internal nag
of an s. Eclipse, - was close on behind him. For
time it was pull Peter, pull devil but in about a
quarter OF an hour Peter pulled off and pitched
into the watch-house, and yesterday he was sent
down as vagrant for thirty days. The pony, we
happy to state, received the congratulations of
all who possessed a single spark of humanity, and
when the question was put whether it should be re-
ceived into the pound Or not, there was but one
horse that gave nay. This opposition was, of
course, made through some political feeling, and
was undoubtedly the result of disappointed ambi-
ton. The pony however, triumphed, and was
presented with half peck of oats and a small
bucket of very muddy water. For this manifesto
ton of public sympathy he returned his most sin
cere gratitude, accompanied by wish that his
friends might never want feed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY IS, 1913.

YESTERDAY. = Yesterday was day that GER
tainly afforded enjoyment to many but for an hour
or two was not productive ofpleasure to those who
had the misfortune TO have no umbrellas After
the gentle shower, however, the air seemed cooled
and all went on g as merry as marriage bell, .
good deal OF rain for the next two or three d.vs
This, if it takes place, WILL at all events. have the
effect OF purifying the atmosphere, and renderne
our climate extremely healthful
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18
Arrived Yesterday:

l.. Garner, Walker, FIN Havre, March 2Sth to mas
pao Holland, Henderson. fin Antwerp 23d Match, in
Ship yny MAJ h master-2d my.
snt,ssp Robinson 20 days fin Philadelphia, TO mas
san,tor' Coffin, Is days I'm New York, to master
-. Nonsooa. Young, % days from Boston, TO master
sa1apac Getty u days FIN Charleston, to master
NJ sherwood, Busby, IS days fin New York, to L. II.
saWaow Sleeper, l6 days fin New York, in ballast
Wslsnpa (Span) Mujica, days I'm Havana in bal
BARI ~, 10 Peug Puig-lst my.
~. Mawaret (Br) McMullen, FIN Liverpool 9th March,
ssgsdola Evans FIN Havana 18th inst to Y Quad
81 r. cabea. Hawthorn II days FIN Kingston, Ja to mas.
-. Anarseeda, (Yue) Espnola FIN Campeachy Cd inst,
sca "a Sisal to s. Fernandez-lst my.
= m Maria Burt, Riddle, FIN Vera Cruz 9Th via
Va mnico sh Brazos St Jago 10TH Port Lavacca 1lth
indGalyeston l4th, to U. S. Quartermaster-3d my,
o.,ou HEN, fin Mobile.
IN sreck Sreck, FIN Lafourche.
TBs Ee oe Elliott, FIN Willamspor-95 bales cotton
PPsspsvnnd, Hunter, FIN Canton-5O6 bales cotton.
Y, panl. Cable i'm st. Louis
e esn Scott Sharp, I'm Cincinnati
uepr osl Caledonia Pinnegar, FIN the Passes
rrcrioat Annawan, Whttemore I'm the Passes.
TOrioai Hercules Brown fin the Passes
roWbost Conquerer, Heaton, I'm the Passes.
BELow-CoMING UP.
Tso ships names unknown.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18

INsANE.-A poor fellow by the name of Terrence
Foley was arrested Tuesday night last by
Michael Carr. The unfortunate man was believed
to be insane, but on examination it was found that
he had sufficient sense to take care of number one,
so he was discharged. Foley will not be fooly
enough to get into the hands Of the watch in future
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-18

STOLEN PRoPERTY.-A free man of color by
the fname of Bill Elser was yesterday arrested by
the First Municipality Police, having received a
gold watch, valued at S45, from John Glover. A
boy named William Halven made affidavit that he
himself had stolen the watch, but that it after
wards stolen from him by Elser, who holds some
station on board the steamboat Elisha. The case
was FASHIONED for culture examination