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Or settuf BUGGY AXEL on baud, and io
GV sale low by J. c. WEAVER & CO
Lancaster. Msy 4, ls49 80
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Grain CradIes,

NUsT RECEIVED. frs, rate artirle snd for
% sale by P. BOPE.
Lancaster. May 4. is4e So
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Montreal, Jelly l9-.- Tho Cholera is on
the increase in Montreal and Quebec
In Toronto l6 deaths from Cholera were
announced yesterday. A complete pan
ic exists in that city, and the Governor
has ordered the removal of troops to St.
Johns Island.
Cloansn. who was murdered by an
Orangeman, was buried to-day with great
pomp The funeral was attended by
three thousand Catholics. The body
was covered with red cloth. embemat-
ical ofthreatened venge ance for his death.
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Liquid Hair DYE.

A Superior article. Warranted al No l. fol
n sale by NJ. 2. KREIDER
Lancaster. July 10, ls4o 10
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Broken Wind or Heaves.
yRUST received, Tarersal's celebrated Hcsve
~ Powders. an efiectual cure for Broken Wind
in Horses. for sale by NJ. q. KRElDER
Lancaster, July l3, lS49. 10
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Attachment Notice.
Estate or John y. Walters.

II HE undersigned has been duly appointed snc
qualified as AdministrsiriX on the Estste u
JoHS WALTERS, late Of Fsirfeld county, ohit
deceased. Dated July Q. lSi9.
BELINDA WALTERS. Aas'tTiz
July 6. ls49. Avg
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LIVERY STABLE

The undersigned has spared no expense in re.
ftng his Livery Stable. He has improved bis
Stock by adding lot Of new Horses. Carriages.
Buggies. Narness, Saddles. &C.. aud is prepared
iv accommodate the public equally as well as any
establishment Of the kiud In Ohio.
Thankful for past favurs, continuance Of pub
lie patronage 10 solicited.
WILLIAM II. SHUT.
Lancaster, april II. ls49. ti46
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White Lead.

HdA KEGS pure and No !. just received; ana
~ for sale low by T. BOPE'
lancaster, May Z, ls4s. o.
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CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,

Aud 81 other articles in his line. His work
will be made by competent workmen. of the
best materials and in the most approved styles.
He has now on hand large lot OF Carriages
aad Bsegies and lew good Lvm5er Wag0aS,
which he will SELL at very low prices, for cash,
or will take in exchange .fev good Horses and
Country Produce.
REPAIRING always done, upon the shortest
notice and Inoat renannabIa terms
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FIax-Seed.

HIHE HIGHEST PRICE in CASH will be
Il giveu for FLAX-SEED by
GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, August 90, 1872. Is
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

kO f9IntcfS anu OthACTS'
- M KEGS Of PURE WHITE LEAD, just re-
00 ceived and for sale by
J. C. WEAVER & co.
Lancaster, May Z, ls49
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ANOTHER REMOVAL.

And once more to the Combat.
TEyHE s,hseriber has removed his CARRIAGE
Il MANUFAcT0RY and LIVERY STABLE
70 the Honse, on Aain-s,reet. formerly occupied
By cAyistian King, deeedssd, and .fep doors
East Of the Market House. where he intends, in
fiinre in carry nr, ihe ma Inf tcfnrinn of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
WEEKLY GOSSIP.

A MIsERABLs HOAx.--Ths report Of
the death of General I'AYLoR was entirely
unfounded. It came by telegraph. but
its origin is not known. Itcame, howev-
or. from beyond Pittsburg.
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Blank Summons
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New ORLEANs. July 18th. 1S49.-By
the will ofihe late Gen. Gaines. his prop.
erty is to be divided equally among his
wife aud two sons.
Accounts from Mexico state that Pare
des had declared in favor of Santa Anna,
and that revolution in favor Of the indie
pendencs ofSierra Madre was also ex'
pected.
The reporfed massacre Of New York
emieraots from Fort Smith, Ark, has
been confirmed.
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.. h DILLER
Land Agency q shs Capital ef NM
neis, Cssy ef springhsid.
no ssdsnf aois Loads, holders Of inlsh
sdae aud al deious purAasing STATE ul
iaois bondThe undersigned would respectfully nem
the public thai they have established IN this capital tAs
Illinois, iaad aad agency oT lansasos
all business appsaining thereto within die limits % the
relative the purchase and sale sxAm
reporting their oaion advantages and paying
ing selling all descriptions Of Stale indebdnes. ever,
other general agency on ~
os extended SCALE promptly and aithfuy attended TO-
Isl
Messrs. Deifendon 4 Niles, Washington city.
A. Gowdy Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas j. Reed esqp y.
Messrs. syekes 4 Co.. b. Louis, Missouri
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John NJ, winner,
His easeiency A. q. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon Thonas IL. Campbel auditor
:. John Moore, ueasurty
!. 1 s, n, IRA! f%oso, Judge supreme conn.
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q Bartlett, esq, No 4 Front street, "
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Gen Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass.
g. y. Sanger, ESQ., |" I" @f
Henry H. Stone, I"
I'D. Pratt Co, Baltimore, Md
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NEW MUSIC.

w FISCHER Pennsylvania doors Of I street.
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The Rare Flower, quades composed Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The Vagabond Polka; by GungL
William Polka performed by seyemark
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The Lonely Lind by NJ. W. Bafe.
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The king he sits throne OF gold words by Barry Cornwall
music by G. Davis.
Mary Blame, sung by Madame Bishop, by
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The Bachelot,s Dream; by shinch.
Stop dat knocking Al the doors Cor the guitar.
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THE AMERICAN rARMEn !. ,

THE AMERICAN FARMER q. published monthly in tn,
city Of Baltimore, AT 81 copies s.
slo or thirty for So volume Juy
most favorable auspices u the Of Maryland
cultural Society, and all the prize
published therein The society meeting determined
raise 500, TO be appropriated oowsi piece plate
valued nj 80, TO be awarded 20 the 1T
October the largest lit Of subscribers
mencng In July 30 for SECOND
list Is publisher has also added Eve other
cultural works He has ado offered 500 pzc
coming volume, so silver essay
and buildings Of
yard so for the tobacco
SO for the best the management Of the dairy.
The first number appear July viii
valuable papers, from EDnpSD esq., Virginia
presented 70 the agricultural public, particularly
regions of Virginia, Maryland, aud Carolna aves dcta
Of his occupied his
estate Virginia, concusiyely with reason
able degree u prudence IN it
profitable amer he
charge 81 his farm Mr. RUM shows his interest
capital invested for land, implements,
tlrd l2s fourth year. per cent and
hhh Dl0 cent besides supporting his family hand.
stock &c. and raising the value Of his farm double
worth when he took IN hand Every farmer and planter particular
" In the tide water districts Of country, will paper
The deepest interest
other valuable papers
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Secretary Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society
srucon Of the wire fences and from Col CsrRoN same
Address w ''''-'' SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher.
Maryland State Agricultural sociotys HAM,
June B-2awh l25 baltimore 81, baltimore, Maryland
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AaEmoAs sAmnoAp .ounsAL.

'hs AmsEic,n haiireAd Journal l. Pablished at 81 Wal
Several gentlemen are snsaed a regular contributors, known
me Railroad Journal any similar pabica
s S msI a aa .ssolSs ~, devoted 70 the
,s from ~ hs1s ses a -. aaa contributed carr Onward
than upon amy other agency whatsoever.
siy Of great insramen o. cisiizaon ana
gsa. idea modern times has already done more . relieve
elevate him in the scale Of being than other agency that
engine, regard greatest achieve
s q 10 ] s
sMlies, bird upon he Wing thought Or language alone
Emery, powers aeulnss
new creation Without danger and without fatigue enables man
enen, the ysea qualifications, and the various pleasures Of
community production. and IDEAS every
degree every sascepubity o pea.uraDie emotion "
win sos have achieved il hishss. work III 4 has haonized
on owhich they capable Bymakng neigh
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Journal -''1' A'1 'p''' . s0naue' ue
The history influence and The improvements Of the railway
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Under mining head Journal will hnd
series articles on the iron er and iron aHe O the Uni
editor Journal the department q msns and mssaiury
Ra q isa ~
embracing descriptions IN detail Of the different localities
expense working different mines the and
: u s and ne results q s Mssnr . work
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with statistical tables Of different and
drawings may be found desirable.
Besides this iron Mr. Hodge
detailed of the and ead the
which have been carefully examined by him. with Information
mining subjects generally.
These works will be found Indispensable all engaged
the This
elaborate and practical form, scientific
e iron manufacture and mining Of the whole
country.
G. r. James, of Providence, has engaged
assistant editor Of the Journal He will furnish Journal
Of the Of mechanical nvention and OF the con
OF the country. His reputation
already public
touching other branches industry
Great Britain her commercial and political impor
more TO the mechanical invention Of her people than
other
skill, industry, and enterprise giving
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA,

Tor permanent diseases arising from
fua Kings Evil, Rheumatism Eraons,
Pples PustuIes the Face Bohe BoiIs Chronic sore
joint stubborn Ulcers, syphc Symptoms catca,
Lumbao aud Diseases arising Of Mercury
Ascres Drop Exposure Impudenee in hfe Also, Chronic
In this prsparaon are strongly
properties sarsapala,
a.. s asaa% S sa Ssa @ e no b paSi.
sni also sy ans a hs sssss nsm
has established merits Cor value and efficacy
par a , nas sS Ssen no,
%S have S SS T. ' capable DE io%. @
and struggling with disease 4 pu5ss esaes and strengthens
whole . animal ' frame. 80
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFULA.
The following striking, will be Of
inveierae case scroaa commends itself 70 all similarly acted
socrHPoRr, Conn, Jan. I, las.
Me-rs s.xps, Sympathy
70 inform you Of e Ispnskae cure effected By you, ssfsIas
ON different Iar Of body glands greatly
enlarged, and limb. swollen Amer suffering year,
leg below suPpuraied Herpyscan advised should
n us situation We heard OF and were Induced % use sands
para The first bottle produced decided and favorable effect
before he had used az bois. % The astonmsn and delight Of
snee The ours wa. eeeied and Ses health good show
ing he disease was tooash ead,ead from he system Our
nebors are all knowing 10 these facts and tak highly O
Yours. with respect, JULIUS PIKE
Extract from letter received from Mr. ~ w Harris gentleman
well known In LOasn county, Vas
.apsa, who wa. aiisstsd Win erai"a md q family
"FsrprrieEs aatl, va, July II, is4s.p
sAsps sARslr.ELL. seems almost 70 direct
article known descvedy popular,
this preparation, patients the
% sarsapaa, induced worthless compounds bearing the
name but containing 1.-THE Of the u this valuable
and think confer benefit read.
Than directing advertisement of the
MesHs. Sands The recently
ENLARGED % hold and toe who viii. eay good article
will ind concentrated In this all medicinal value Of The
The experience 81 efficacy
various diseases for which the present
time than any oter perhaps this medicine useful IN pre-
a
Prepared and sold, Wholesale retail by A. b. ID. SANDS,
Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton street, OF William
York
Agents in Washington city, r. Patterson Charles
CO., and Mesrs. ID. w. a. Gilman Alexandria
Cook Pell, and in Georgstown by n. r. Cissel
Sold also BY druggists generally United States and
Canadas. Price Al botls sin bottles for IS.
Mar ls-tlsJuly
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Fauquier White sulphur springs, virginia,

" ~
WAS for the reception Of visitors drs Of
progress that will give new aspect
the whole establishment No viii be
embelshmen the comfort and pleasure guests.
Knowing by ocular evidence
unsc value Of the and its almost miraculous effect
ua has been regarded good policy enlarge
odaion and complete the original design, Crafty
fancy of guss promote bealt and
pleasure. Situated remarkably healthy
Blue Ridge, and village
Warenon visitors horseback
roads, enjoy the n picturesque
se in the ienn ALLEYS the pistol gallery, The Of billiards,
heAtfu dance. The lovers Of flowers
car has been taken 20 win their approval while
deer aud the fawn the d and silver fish, the elk buffalo,
tedious those who
nau@ word, has been taken which expanded
crafty could suggest add 20 the comfort and
ade, and brilliant fireworks will lend their respective
Nor preparations designed for monde only
ministers Of religion, Of denomination, cordial
grudEing invitation, given spend the The
of the church respected throughout the
These springs Is miles, according
both points July, daily viii
tabshed visitor leaving the District Of Columbia the
a reach the springs the
These springs known The Post Once books Wanenfon
Springs ~ and all letters should be directed,
Warrenion sent 10 the White Sulphur springs Greenber
ing October; 75 so months ss or
month"; $40 weeks els for weeks 81
each children
old No charge Cor children under three Old When
tables provided f children before the usual hour
who their The ordinary table viii be charged Price
Horses 80 day, $40 month";
The finest and spirits been procured coage
be charged for private supplies.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June s--diawscpu
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sPa.modc Irritation q te siek
hcency physical energy and all disorders
including the most dreadful Of all diseases that affect
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS,
mmemoai have epepac as incur.
able has bafhea ~ their skin and ne seas.sd
existence, Yielded up their lives ie
ALTAR OF INSANITY.
The proprietor Of Vegetable Extract however, feels no deli
eacy saying be cured He would therefore respect
s ais we -s TI re dssspsa
posed but 4 then in the name Of humanity longer
III mART's VEGETABLE EXTRACT
For ss ses s.sS p s"y who have
fair trial has effected permanent cure
has been afflicted with ~ o more than nine years aud has been
Mrs Bradley lis Orchard street New York. states that she a.
sn subject ne osI e. la . I been e % 10
Dr. Charles Brown Dover, county Alabama who is
benefited by e Of the Vegetable Extract thai he
ng escibes in Of epilepsy which under his
county, Pennsylvania living eoaniy
states that for he has been afflicted
table Extract has him sound health, being entirely
Judge Runda s Henry street. New York. having used the vege
table Extract successfully in his family highly recommends to all
Mr. stephen Pratt q SIKH and Twenty
family been severely epepc IT'S for many
years .a Be- wss Obliged 70 eaq.s hi business Having used
operec, health and len this city for the State Of Ohio his
Smith, Rector OF st. church. spowood New
%e a s be been .s s WIN @ e. s than
health has been 50 much improved that he hopes BY Divine besg
EPILEPTIc FITS,
For and six months by
following son Of VIM secore esq
e raSs s assus spssas a. years
and snss che mos, eminent sn and
returned with his 10 this country In November
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Law school I'm Lexington. virginia.

THE subscriber proposes open School IN ts pre com
mencinf Monday 2 day Of October ncxt and terina
ting the 10th day Of March, 1850 The pupils n,
two CLASSES The text book ucd in te junior ste
phen Blackstone, Evidence Stephen an Plead
ing aud M vol Of Greeneas Evidence The senior corse vii
embrace Tuckers Commentaries Geeneaf starke ON Fvi
deneei list vol o. eaoh) stephen Pleading Goulds Pleading
vol OF Chity on Pleading Icombe Introduction Faulty Jurs
Pfndcce Lubes Equity Pleading Mfords Pleading
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nish the above works the best Young genIen no
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Of the senior class will have the privilege ~
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member class attend The M
q washington College should they deem II erpede 10 10 90
SIrtion and practice Of the Federal Courts.
The fee VIII be go per session, payable in sdvsnce.
JOHN w, BRoCKENBRoUGH.
Lsrrreros, Va, July n, lsta
July ia
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Aug
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Volume iIidre1h 81 United United states.
southey. Commonplace Book No2.
History Of the American Bible Society, vol. eyo.
Lyei's second Visit % The United States
] Aug5
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lans aud the American Lustrai Curling Fluid, the
Cologne tine French Soaps and choice Buffalo Tuck
Aso the celebrated Chinese skin Powder for restoring be.uf
and preserving The complexion and rendering The skin delicay
Aug pa tcoDe) few doors below National Hotel
abiaes edition Of Classic Tales, comprising vol
Ras.eias, Vicar Of wakeaed Exes siberia and
Virginia ouIver Travels, stee Sentimental Journey Cate Of
| Otrano, Ne.
Wayery Anecdotes illustrating popular and in
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TAYLOR A MAVRY,
June ~ Booksellers, 9Th street
Accordcons and F1utinss.
At Hall case Of .nS As
tu instrument for small would do well 70 can before Pur
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Alec, Fiuunas Of improved style and tone. -. $1,000.
For sale by WIN. FISCHER.
July q.
MO- D.v,d n. ,,,..a.ta ~, f.rt.. Dickens tuoxt
Domestic Practice o. Hdfopaty with 70 engraved Illustrations
by Edward Johnson N. ID.
This day received, for TAYLOR &MAURys
July rs Bookstore, Oh street.
The CopIete IIorse Doctor, containing fIsb Diseases
and Management Stable and Road
with sdvice % purchasers. Price 20 cents. .
Juyn PRANCK TAYLOR,
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Tr.n.ylr.n,. unlyer..ty. Medical pspartm.u

TrsnsyIysnis University, Medical Department.
THE open LIST Monday IN November
under the direction of following Faculty, viz:
benjamin w Dudley, NJ d. Professor OF the Principles and Pac
tee Of surgery.
Robert Peter d., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
James Bush b. special Anatomy
samuel AMMAN d. Professor Of Theory Medi-
EteIber D. Dudley D. Professor and Pathological
Henry NJ Buii M b. Professor Matsna Mcdca and
peutics. -
William Boiling, NJ. d. Professor OF and the Dis
eases Of and Children,
n. N, skiiman, NJ. d., Deisonstrator Of Anatomy.
The full dollars invnrabv
advance. and Library ave dollars
Dssecng ticket dollars The Graduation Fee twenty
Ave dollars. Boarding and lodging from e % ~ per wesk
Dean Of the Faculty.
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