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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

hLBhER. MAY 9, Is48, q Jaetson sifeat
7as nine yeas Under flgoei skill the eities of New
York and Albany abofng under the digtrsssinr EN-
aipeasi attended with Inflammation of the afhkvs and
win beains 1ea, despy uoeiate9 With 7Tga Jumps Of
enc zzee hens eggs piOtudng, and large tolls Covered mi
1ag. ne urinary seGretgas stopped 5r davs when nv
dsiEusg BECAME lnto6nbis. Ny uOB qua orac ad and E
nui OF ~ mouth cuyefsd with cores end ny chest m
ne tot Of R pesk 1asH eonst buraRg heat % lhst
Fl fhis uase ionRsd b4 death and neter erfsated "a
qQTefy when Mrs leesup desired me 20
TRY DALGBKis PAIN EXTRACTOR.
SHE brought to ny bed asbnx. and applied some to he
sofsA ait immediate esss whereas il Oncdsd me and
AbeEgoa fgr en0nght q anHoHt thoroughly Il vgas ~
tilei INA new ne me 70 Feniovs Ire
burang pan ~ De chest even made Rl Of t. and i6OE
inem WHICH soap cured lowe life 10 gonf vnlurbe
Extractor, being strong ever aRdha1e BEEN 30
KERZIA iaRENCu
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sApD! IN, !, y1g.IARNH00sRs

fr-es Nos. 5Oaud 50 oolanon st. ,a--~y-gss
-5i45-4f are n0Wonening and reogiv- sfl u ava
ing fresh supplies by every az asfA 80
rival % afgs ami couiists ts8oGue1t Of 5ADDL rs
angGS ANbilEkX WARES Bidle5 Fillinrs VVb,us.
AKIN hsS Of ol kads GOl0lr and HaTnsaF ITimmius
ieafher 8ud' T. hdinEs. Also, MILL BANDS Of Cum
Eashg tulla fafcha ahd Patent Stretched leutheg NJ
DtA RUBBER STEAM PACKING aud HOSE. kdia
hRbier LeEetngs, GiothiuE, etu st9 With every other
article IN uf ne 10 which inVilB tie attention
ttEnds and the public SMITH S AEUTHEE
9eta 9O aud ~ tomnop st., "a door ifain }ag prime.
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LlfOCkeIY, ana and GLassWafe.

arofsrf.5s 40, 60 s9fsIa5tiv On br5a MA
- 7---51
T. 'FOGkeTV. hiDd and Glassware.
| % - - - - - - = =
| EalDoTlers and Dell8-s, Wholasale and Ratai
| - 1lsmpI, tigtsd and HrItaauia CASTOR. C1H. So
aissnohHl faoie GALLERY SaianRed "ai55T'' CO.
E5 Goods win be olGTsd low pdcss. and when IN
u 81 Caa5lig 1satsd sassl g1saag,. sdt6m
! - Ee1A t WI g, s sC!s5l7lk' Cd
S5 I'll s ~ + g. SlallsS sIsf s Ess
he Wv Ssa mot eo@6ss stass 81
- FS4t " eysT oilsfgd N ms city and i day Teee{y
/ w ii1 e6pgs s CO.. Baad5gy NewY51k tie New sfd
FR %Ba 3 Il 9 6 as Z th5 o15 5 md o.
oi8 a@ ". VAN PEGr ia 81 C6aIo9 &
SADDLES. BkifEs, BIIf s3si sfiREups oe,oi
| t3E0YJIi5TSy of al Finis An Esps PIf. sss.als
| COWS, TlFPIubIlss ii M. s.B ss.,. sff.s'TS
9' 'qSas G3s i gfl2iIP' 2BA6sFiE 3.So8 5yo4o, St
oAL5FoaNFAi HOUSES
a i95le iA ~. q {3 s sPg. VIE
snd ses5 lnsis Be- sse9 a le Shop ;WbgEs q 81
Z done, al ST. 6H6REEs 5TfFisF T. 1iefr Jl5is.
80 yays from, tbs f,,n,t, ~ IS ,t N
=, q, We 3 Ea1, 80 OF and sh5s BoaIkr,
a., eosgsE % a5 g6ssEf o. :.
M, M ss,s.J ais teAas * ~ Sts'
-, 30 o ARD zee sHog sT5RE..... d,
KEGS cams qg lends rsU tiihg 70 his t.geaoodHs
ss .iy RI ~ n ~, P 1fI x 49, B9oTs As,
80 97; - : $50 15sl5lA s9!s4sse % z
EEy0f, aansa1ee q Ro eilil Fl M Sy md l..
n bis si5 e XXI sau re u j F 2 sll 9usae5s
'sE2sfshee q petsfi9afy sgIseoH, U irsa m llss
sf Frapos fS srs n Pg,isIa "a M H. iesy Oo,legs
siis 80 t6os ia 20 Dosg5 easse5 are Hoa
and 3s R9ft9 + e h og9 9; as hons Of @ a'
AS 8r! sAsi'-X HORSES well s'0fe 'ssy'9 3 5s 1
szT1Tj7 E77V n n ~ a I--s51751,7 = ,,,71z
l' tssa G d } 5l s z ttl e. 1''oi
.,isl1s 81. $50 80 ~
California sast as sysss ps 80 IL T,--s
B ss9 bi 2g1 SS E95G a S ED sDt. 2e Drinking CAPS
s,n,s,a,o ,,o,s oT s E S} nm .fi,,ps 49,,
NC s. - ,.S i w 5l a. g. s92 owes meIhei
VIA S S ya ''' m 99I t95iiE; I5 put 40
s1,,.--,- =, 1-,, !, .-z.., ~,
sADDL cry ygAREHOUgFc.
fS-aa Nos 5o@nd g oohlFnon St Y-fa
sss We are uo,yopening and reoov. si.Js8
ins fresh sufsiiss by eytTv az, sz tA
rival q 9gr atgs ana 56ui iats ss5odus5i d sADiRs
AESss a8 Il s I'll End I Go H ERSG5 q 5
bA s R tB s43 E 2a Pggk iss s5s 1ahe'
seIs IN mi @ ~ ,5,,t Z, ~ gI9 WIN eyeI 9ihgI
blends aud ne public EAIiTH. S RR0FHER U.s.
es-9 : 99 sAa p common 81, "a door iton @aeazlne
70 AL WHOM IT May CONCERN.
rs7Iff1 suhfcbars 1yosld fs77sctf v call tEs sefi r
i AIf s4s & 9ARs n ssn.,s = lhsl VERY
Gqa3g, whca is .aEeQED 10 SUNs il THE
s.ons 90 5og 522' s. s 9l s3 5a an e.
s 9 IS 5ss d 5R iR Bst icy 9y q Sa 9SlGl
ana B 5..,aF sgt89i WIN t6e NJ sFGFAGfifb
isfed $50 (aeI an asploioa3 iF5t he sbSts q az ae
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A GGaah, having had 80 yean sSpenenca, offers tie
- above 3HfGillMs gsHRCdb for an Diseases
geiteinins igthe EYE. QIjthslms, III years 80 =
S.tnuihgy pnfad IN u weeks the Tear in. the -
rye o!1geai9, cured IN ~ weeks man tins Nls
cry ahns one blind for gnts was restored to tho sight
q 9he ayein Wesks gentleman who always used spe&
tOr % yea py usng only drop, enHbled TO read
SewspaneI wish9ul them by cand6ght,e hOun aiel, la
ualnlnhtlon OF days sied bB one single fgp. 10 gives
htlgancy TO The Eye, and also gFenRtheaq the ight
~ 2O5 PHtLIPPd STREET neat Heva, and AZ S7,
GH.4REES Strait. 7uITIy
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DINA
, WATCH ES-JRWRLRY.


ss. q. MEa ER, No le0 DAdf street.. W6ioh- -
VI. maker and dpslef in EN ELk Y I. GOlll4eisag
feeB FANCY ARTICLES, enl WATCHES. IL 3
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saddle, Harness aud Trunk -Bqandfactory.

John MlLLAR, No. 1gI ST. CH8HLES Street.
- Corner OF tflfOd street,. respectfully informs "a
The eillzen2 Of REV Orleans aud Planters Of LUH, kA
lsiana, That be Is prepared 70 mnRuagtute anl 81 e
luInlsh al erticies m The aGOvsline, uHd has
ti & FFb santiy on haEd good assortment of S D.
ts-E5ss==9a=ss44 rs, BRIDES, MARTINGALBS,
- -9tb gEA WHIPS, SPURS, aud Ia Eh FtSs Of
'sl- 4 z {sysry kind, AIlLiTAEY SADDLES
HOLSTERS; Pa SADDLEs, VAiIsES and. IL ID
4 .tis-al which will sell low - chose who inpOu
OF The CRESCENT CITY mAruiaGtnra. g.
~ Goods 5aItabe ortha California TFaIefurnis al
RS REPAIRIEG attended o,.,pth uae,rass and
dbpgtehs iyl2-6m
fHNUE subscriber having c0mmahoed Tie Wholesale and
y Retail Of LIQUORS, WINES, ETC. hegs k5s-E-sz,
10 inform his friends and customers that he keeps ff-a
always on hand ha following, viz
NttES-GOtard's WaElory q, and o'herEsaaasass
resbfBtedH hiandsy very oil.
HOLLAND GtN-pifecf inRnrtaiiOn. beat qualiiy,
siONOEEAE q WHISKY:
PEACH ash AlpI.a BRAN bY--direct from Mary au
EAST INnIR MApEIR A-lA splendid atti.ls:-
DUFF GORDON SHERRY. 49,.
JAMPtCA RUM--Fest aualit-: .
sCorgH ,AND IRISH WHfSKY-lmpOHej by NJ.
CIi AMPA 6 SE-Of eyery baud and description. -
BRANDY FRUITS -... sn .a
SCOTCH ALE and LONDON PORTER;
Wholesale and Retn al 10 ana ljRoY al street by
nlb # g. r. TAYLOR.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

FEW Err S'0R Els.
thereby certify hiatt have been afflicted with an inyete
ae Fever sore Tor oneen years LAT past, and have spent
neaiy i've hnnled doidfsn employing physcaus und n
puroaa5lna all Kinds Of uecaas it are used OF recon-
heard Of and isd pa LisEY IS ACC All, PAIN F.Y
TRACTOR, wh~Vto any great atprife becrel dad used
Whole bqH Of this aya, MY hub was eatirely heal
anq / lave nothing OF Il Ian about mo.
HssR'ETrA, Munro Co.. N. Y.,Ma5 & isgls 49,
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these oasal
Is wDadsul; dubklg does il remove all pain and Soc
mes. and hea the injury 10 Scar REMAINS Ils sic,
ce ID heanE ODD sOEs Of long standing sunbaaleed -
,sr I.or1s, No, July G ia48.
l}efr Srs: About Week siage whist working my
Trade eul loot ingTe bad aud dAngs1Das way TIE
whole bit Of lie afza eneied fool isst below
tAe iFsiep a wound began 20 inlame, anduuntiu ned 30
% Dc nhti became much aaTiued Il Butiili Oil
nciap Of Mynh and several adhesive pas;srs bit all 10
purpose.
lElen commenced the use Of
pALLaY's MAGICAL PAM nXTRAof1R,
aud % less tau ten mnies The Raa and Inflammation be-
gan 20 subsIde, and has now entirely iatne.
4 cRn confidently rep0lamend Daeys Magical paB lsy-
soiof = ualng supb i0T 0Anyhms have ever seen tired
Tor fHInOviHs pain or Inflammation
ea sup carpenter hg tl3de and sdai Be- willing 10 te-
iig % the ytusHo this SalFe All Hne iea necessary
lilf q Tfnsln yenae at n O. Isl, wlee5l eiye
gus ullEs,,... 70
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For En- sipaias the PAIN EXTR ACTOR Is 'invafabls
other Femde may ngase hs dease disappear fora lne
dme bat Is diisen md viii rssppsaf IN iha same or
some Other pll8e. The Fah Extractor however 6rags
ei. and oompeley removes the cause Of The disease md
eilaossa thorough care. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

Il may be confidently stated thatthes case PILES
which may mot be eused hg The Fam EXTRACTOR.
f. certain remedy and removed at once the pan and
soreness. Ell
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

~ Merchants, from diIselt sections Of the county
rave the most hsenR 3-cOuBfs 81 he uniys. popularity
aud gidcsg Of Dr. gaVss syrap, under their Heties
pGrlbeTut thEu wiihszuE s virtues, have asbi-y sold
D. on coalition thsLi ord not give EatlgaCu the price
should lie euFnst and pr thea has had any sppca.
ton ~ et1r the money his speaks volumes 10 Favor OF
the aehgire. We appead isb sstrscE 0ai orders as
tau Ds Of thoso Ueup utequuHt receipt Of wei Of
Verbal Hcg1lllt ae ifcgueuty heart
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,,,,,.,y-, Z - q : xxi HERs
hHiGE Ia J Lk. 40. % EDFAI. STREET
& IhlERTAEEs 81 kinds OF III G.WOHE. such +. H.
Nj seuinE q yookrg Ranges, Dysuz, Steam -
DO zaaraGLsa and spaolmaa5 Of hs VoJk may Is 49,
B3.-Plt HSiERFe ED WHITEtyAafItNt:do i S,
q st.4 1ti'.2iGbs iaig ly
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NO. 10 C-7ROEpEL ET STREET,, Sign Of az
8ftscBtGriIg StGfHe
10 LERnY's and FEIEFiERi5 tof Payis) Con.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

J. John, Williams resident Of HsmilOu county and City
o. Cincinnati feel solemn duty that owe 10 the com
muny thus 70 publ y ate that have been uuubed with
he ltes for about seven years, during which ue have
by confinement 70 my bed and have extended hun.
dTed Collars but 70 no pu3pgse lo9nin1edio grow worse.
MEANWHILE Twas persuaded, and finally .ufEed 10 make a
gel IF " DALi.EY'S MAGICAL .PAfa -EXTRAC-
TORI for this awful complaint; and ms utts7 amaze
nent am a. well and heagg ever AMI tbB ss O tWo
1oxa OF this precious 0utueut kascnbe my cure These
iQcs am willing 10 amin to shDudltmak Che statement
o. an oid resdsnt any mcfe anthentie, IS
- JOHN WILLIAMS,
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NJ 6RANpER SMITH, GeHeT.t COHAELSsIUk
4 v s1t-}tC HINT No 90 GRAgIEK srBzET 10 Com.
issi1ne to take Arkn0fej sggzas Of Deeds Bud P0w0rs
o. t9fel 20 dmaltteT batis aau taso fssIinassy
nu EIJ0 Of llemandsg by app0Ia tHn Of the t0vIa0
;lR tqloNinE 81 a'g9, VIZ: MAINE hEW HAMPSHIRE.
sE+ANtt}3SJy E40pE Island, lQNH ECTIguT.
NleNt YORK, NEW JERSEY. rENRgRLVA MA
lhlGg Ahgi4G AK, gtsGQo SIS, INDIANA, IL
ithOlc. MISSOURI KENTUCKY, TEENESzEE
IilaFH- gAROLtNA, SOUTH CAR0LihA, Ala
lana q sssls9lPPl and FLORIDA. Ooi-5 On
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III O M . EP y III 5 r.
bR D. GLASS, Gate Qf HepkiRs0ills, RehtWekp } y
- ", BARVEuH sFHEET, between Union and Perdido
stFeets, NeWOrleana. nj
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mRDTCAL-

nR. ]. BENsADON-Ohio and Rs6iduHce Ma. 1877
~ Canal Street, between PhIppa and Circus s. iy7 Sm
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3D. =. b. i CUSHING : e. Ge,,ssoa ga Foy'oat
pgsle tleWistt's Exchange. SswuuuanB We wIlI.uppy
an oile's tOm the COuaty every description OF GOods
order. ~ nv r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

tl3ts fatrlusEe hE- nos hg attended 10 II a ra fs
2 toilg HE lastseFaH gesf5 rghiIa on Con- a-Ftsa-
ucHssfeol has indpCsd De the Iag. tummofte 49,
t0e1oct lorge battling sspIz1aiy 10 mti7u. e
tlqtupnE and IepanIFg EAh1FS GtsS. 1fer
we have now one 5f The .aggs Shops in th5 Southern
GQRnly and piepart Win good NAnhsrn ,yOth mon
ahe ta9 hea Of nderataip lEila aag l5 ri urls
2ffef ant Epaag them two gels q g1et g we country.
we ate also etoi PREPARED man ever tciue for n H. ia
- "a Nv ACES ans c2R restore thAm almost t1su
lHi l ieiusy and 'dhhldg, JthDHEh apparently Wurn
opi2ud 5etosa W win pay goR BIT fs0 mi Is
feaiI, w WH a'9 see on band slsnrtmentgl EIF
low ted CalogR taton in tade f0I New 1fs Wa ia
vie tAe aitentoH Of tlDsgsipaHtgE EW C4ah IA tffs
e+tueifud ones repaired 50 cad at Aauulac0rf and
ss72oiefy, eaa Judge 5of lssEiesas q he Cs5Etr 81
fit1k IEh dEd CdhE5Ff1 ~. 81 ssessts. nes trJrtp
ts {4lga d h7gHla-cja l1aer tosl A56sf 0hs ST.
noTta 6bdy W MATTHEW'S 4 DEHVTzRy
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A-itlf+ AAl3pet -fu1l+s1 s-.la s. ats
spiiaPts fgl nesQns going to Aa--alA7-1z4zf
le'tpnlas sueb as BEDS, ka0Ws Blankets. Lerrpss
Soaksi ilouenes Water tan epd Bottles, Drinking CAPS,
Bags, India Rubber tialb aad Tents
a camRlote stock or sABIa4EBY. TblNKs and 4
HARM SIS sat ARh0isEae and ail al the o7es market
pflcSs - Co9nlrg slsohans1nd ssaddisrs can be sup
with gaEe. J. A. HORTON q CO., =
Hul dGW o. Common ST., hHd II t3oUal it.
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itt1 suhscrbeu Wpud frsaecffUy call the attention OF
al - Ss'l5 n ~ ~ HAhf5 and Daa.eE. il ga
III Jo and. JARS in gunetGl 70 their VERY r=sA
EABGE ass9HHe1! Of she. 30 G hamai 20
So GQl4s, whica il.GEGQND TO NONE ~ THE
lLt.enllteiy too numerous % dqioil buJ h0nah a.
sure e. gefsons oos rp 9sing Ia lis lac that sEpeo
pp9lng ee'yhe1e for the r5son that they als mostly al
o. Ileu own mnnuiagt1Ie, md Gene DIRECT FROM
THEIR OWN MAEUEACTORY al Eswsk i /;
and being satisfied with the " UFACFtiREH5y
PROFITS tee certain that purchasers cannot f 10 be sat-
ted -lso CATER iRsplOoal thR the abpge Is s repre-
'snied pURBRiuGE & 90.
oci4 bm ~ " CuatpmnBuse Street up stairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-28

butyye shaii suboa few testimonials Of is value ase,sd
from the thousands in our possession from sparn Of tie
.cnuufFv
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26
RzcEfprs FoR rHE GAzETrE.
AHW@N@AGa

MARRIED-on "Wednesday, october24, 1870.
ny the Rev. William Cox, Mr.. JOHN EFFlNGER
and Miss MARGARET L1ZABETH CATLIN,
both of Lancaster. Ohio
Oa Tuesday, the esd lust . 10y the same, DR.,
JAMES r. NcCLERY. of Carroll Ohio. and Miss
MARGARET A. GUTELIUS. al Fairfield county
MARRIED-On the 4th lust by the Rev. A,
L. Link, Mr.. HEERY 4. INGM0ND sud Miss
REBEcCA B BRANDT. both OF Fairfield co.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr. BENNE-
VILE RADEBAUGH and Miss SUSANNAH
SHELTER, both of Fairfield county. Ohio.
On the 18th lust. by the Rev. John Lehmna.
Mr.. JOHN GISER and Miss SARAH ANN KIM
NEY, both of Fairfield county.
On the 4ti iRst.. by the Rev. Mr.. Richman
Mr.. OLIVER ST0NEBURNER aud Miss WILL
HEMENE SHEFFER, both Of Fairfield county.
On the l4th inst. by the Rev. r. C. BenadUm,
Mr.. HENRY II. MYERS 'and Mics MATILDA
BENADUN, all of Fairfield county.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev John McEiroy,
Mr.. JACOB SN0OK and Miss SUSAN WEST
ENBARGER, of Bern township, Fairfield county
On Tuesday, the 93d inst, by the Rev William
Jones. Mr. MAHL0N ASHBR0OK, Of Picka-
way county, and Miss MARY A. CHAMBERS,
of Fairfield county, Ohio 4-..t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26
Wistar,s BnI.um OF wild Cherry.

We have not unfreqaentylcacd attention to this Nr'
Gle In the columns of paper and we have done so
with The full confidence ihh 1t good one, and de.
serving the patronage of the phblIc We have had n
chance to Witness its effects upon come OF our friends
which in addition 70 the.hgh encomiumspdssed upon by
brethren othe press not in paid puns hut In honest candid
statements from having derived heneh, themselves makes
usdesous Of advertising all those who have occasion 10
resort to remedy for pulmonary affections, to avail them
selves of We havo too much confidence In tho proprir
to believe they would thurst this or any other med
cine upon the community unless they had fill faith In its
efcacyn confirmation Of which The propreios offer
mass Of testimony from the most unqucsionahe
Neither would they be understoodas saying that This will
always cure consumption after Is seated although sell
dom fails relieve the casesbut at this Of
the year almost every hody is liable TO cold, which II
neglected, will lend TO fatal resulsby taking this mcd,
cine, we doubt not many lives may be saved.
New England Washinstonian, Boston, Jan. Q, Is47
ATsee Advertisement: lm25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26
A Large Farm for Sale.

IN HE Heirs oHer for sale the Valuable Farm.
~ known as the Packer Farm" situated in
Thorn Township, Perry County Ohio. IA miles
East of Thornville Zanesrille road running
through near the centre.
The Farm contains 3l3 Acres. about one half
prairie tiuder fence, occupied as pasture and mea-
dow. and about 100 Acres rs farming land. There
are upon the premises. two good dwelling houses
large log barn, two good spring houses with a
very strong spring TO each. about 1000 Sugar
Trees aud good orchard partly gruited fruit.
The Farm would do to divide, with house
and spring and au equal quantity Of prairie aud
timber land to each half 1t is well adapted for
raising both STOCK and GRAIN. with an a6Wn-
dance of pure spring soater which can be con-
veyed to any field upon the farm, and the soil IS
not surpassed in the State.
Possession will be given to the purchaser next
spring. Any person, wishing to purchase good
farm, would do well to cal aud examine this one
For further particulars. call on Frederick and Will
liam Packer upon the premises.
August g. r1f H 3mI3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26
TheLcvy's Of Lancaster Ohio

SwVuFRE la. I,a.n .oa 1. .o..,.,,i. r.csiving
=, ,ha ""~ - 'V'V
an, .Dr,nu, ro...,o., smop-
:, 49,, n :
the most eplendid and fashionnple oooes Ior Ine
iail anu winter ever opened IN IilN hs'heN
TO THE LADIES.
Whoever wants to buy an elegant Turks Sstteh.
Brocude or Gro dc Rhine Silk, call at the above
celebrated estaelishment c
whoever desires 5ra,n T ot snney SaShnleIe' n
DlacK OF Tancy eo'IIeu r'1non NeII"o" Do'nDs'
sehei o. De h"es' A'pdoas ~ u. oeau1''
~; nl O'oaks.' VI ny LILLY e'se ~ me uress SoouS
me ~ o 1No's'oh o'oro'
bGres. ns. ~. ssy'os "n at~"g' y. aaHa
., ,La ~" Eol;mr orraas;o W ~ ~ once'
ed with mos, hean,;T,l por;s I'D ID" vi, ns,;
Gle, imported direct and chean.
Always on hand at the Philadelphia Commis.
sion Store, Bonnet Ribbons. Neck Ties, Fancy
Belts Demi and Long Wells, Standing Collars,
Needle Worked Capes, Silk Velvet, (all coors)
Sllk, Caslitfere Cotton and Wool Hose. Black
SIX and Cotton Laces, Real and Woven Thread
Lnces and Edgings. Swiss and .IacOnet Edgings
unu i;a inser1lnss, CaPe Nets Black and Fancy Pa
Handkerchief S,,;ss Ia,D., ~ ~ "nu
den Mnslins Gingnoms CaI;cooa ;no,' atG
GeedIes Pins Tsnos l"nr. nl L.n Tmna HfssrSs ~"Ss
&c &c Sc all cheap cbeap! chem!
do yon require something tn protect You from
'Ie coid and chilling blasts ol winter. The Phil
adelPhia Commission Store has received and more
coming, Highland Plaid LUng Shawls Wool and
cashmere sqLare Shnwls, which VIII be iound
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26

4STWe would say to all fflcted with the gravel tha
there Is no article now before mankind equao Dr. G C.
Vaugns Lilhron,rpc Mixture, as r remedy. This scele-
braed panaceh curative, In this complaint well
In all olhees, has astonshed the medical faculty They
have themselves made hse Of II, not only TO administer
their patients but have in number ofcases taken per
sonay and beeh CURED oftheir distressing disease. Should
this statement he doubted, Dr. Vaughn here puhcnly Of
fers to put 1000 dollars against lOO that he produce
the Of the gentlemen Of the medical aeny in the
State Of New York who have used the remedy for of
gravel which they personally were afflicted with and have
Great American Remedy. Vaughns Vegetable Lilhon.
tplic Mixture, In our paper. Call upon Agehs, get q
pamphlet.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26
one AlarItfts.
LANCASTER, Friday, October 90. is4s.

By Teiegraph-For the Seioto GazsLe.
NEw YoRK. Oct. 90, ls49
FLouR-The transactions have been moderate,
but the market upon the whole is duller, and
prices range from $4,624 to $500
GRAIS--Wheat is declining. and Corn has de-,
clned lc. Provisions are unchanged.
CIscINNATI, Oct 90. l849.
FLorR--Priccs are firm at $i6j04,70 for new.
GRAIN Corn has declined to 25O2sc. Oats 29c
Provisions stendy and unchanged. -Whiskey has
declined 10 1910 l84c. The River is slowly re.
ceding.
By Telegraph the Ohio State Journal
NEw Yom Oct "a.
FLoUR.-There has been a fair demand Tor the
Eastern ports. at a slight advance on yesterdays
prices. The demand for Western is good.
GRAIN.-There is more activity in the grain
market, but moderate business doing at pre-
vous rates. The demand for shipment has been
large.
LARD Lard is dull, with sales at 6iO7ac.
The weather very pleasant, The steamer is
over due, and is expected momrntarily 10 arrive
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26
II. G. FARRELL's
CeIebrated Arabian Linimeni

] 'NC1 AAA aDl0A l.
The most Eztraordinayy Diseoperyia in he World
'sIh' great Arabiaa Remedy for Man g. BeasG
II VIE miraculous cures periorried by tile Ara
Il. bian physicians in the days Of Old. were then
looked upon as the result of magic. bat since We
have become intimate with their history we can
thus account for their surprising power over di@
ease. Their atiainmenis in the knowledge or med.
cine were the wonder Of The age, while ut the
same hme the science Of Chemistry, which with
them had IFS origin was ~ the rest Of the world
"a sealed book" and in Botany they were the
most zenous Of students. IN the beautiful groves
which skirt the deseris of Arabis, abound rare
plants and odorous woods. whence are obtained
those aromatic gums and fragrant balsams Of which
ms lncomparible linimeui is composed. and by
whose stimulating. nuciuous. penetrating and no.
1yge properties II is.when applied instantan
unused urhngh the whole nervous system. allay.
lns ihe most intense pain in the incredibly short
ume nl ~ or 10 minutes. Its action is nromnt
powerlnland eilec'ual. without he less, danger
1t Penetrate- the flesh to tue bone. reaxes con
tracted curds. resiDfes use IN limbs which have
been palslcd for years. causing the sriveled ljesI
!" grow out and rich blood 10 circulate through
its veins II restores the Synovial Fluid or Joini
ater, and This is the reason why il has been so
universally snccessu IN caring all diseases Of the
S"'hts' IN chr"nic affections Of the Spine. Liver
Lungs aud Kidneys. tins great Arabian remedy
stands unparalleled FORA que Cake or Enlargement
OF the Spleen il is Speclfc;;and for Rheumatism
1t has performed some Of The most extraordinary
cnres on record; also for Cramps. swelinss. Pains
Wounds. Chllbains. Burns White Swelling.
Tumors. &c. &c. Its equally eificacons in die.
eases OF Animals, such Ms Fslul.. Poll Evil. swee.
ney: Stiif complaint, Distcnpcr. Farcy., Sprains
Bruises Wounds. Mango. Spavins. Windgalls.
spiInt and Tor nearly all diseases, either in man
or beast: which require an external application.
thls Ltnlment stands at The head Of nll medicine.