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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26

NJ proof OF cures in this distressing class Of complaints
See pamphlet AH broken dOpH, dfbitdisd constitutions
ou the ehect Of mercury, will find the bracng power Of
this article immediately and The poisonous mineral
eradicaied from the dysieIn
The ~ disitHd properiies which compose this article.
manifest themselves particularly In the application OF thu
codpOnd ioT the distressing class Of complaints which
head this paragraph For eeHHries there has been used In
The north Of EuTOpe
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TWNHE Couri of Common Ples at its JuueTerm,
n l8l0. ordered IA Dividend OF 30 per cent up.
on Debts due from said Estate. The Creditors
are requested 10 call aud receive the same forth
with. WILLIAM SLADE. Jr.. Admtor
OChhe Estate Cf r. NJ Ains~orth
July l3, 1849 3mlO
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Books for Children.

A LARGE supply ofJuveuile Books and Toys
N Of every description--at the Book Store Of
JOHN L. TUTHILL,
Gresass Block, one door West Of Saving'S Bank
Lancaster, August 81. ls49. II
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CHAIR MANUFACTORY.

CHALK MANUFAClVKH' n
IAvING purchased the entire interest Of SAN.
UEL Wilhelm in the II MAKING
BUSINESS, would respectfully iniorm the citl'
zens of Lancaster and vicinity, that will continue
The above business at the old stand of Mr.WilheIm
on Broad.st. where persons can be furnished with
ALL RINDS OF CHAIRS,
manufactured in the best style, at the shortest no
ticc, aud on the most reasonable terms.
sY1A large and extensive assortment Of every
description kept constantly on hand.
HARMON AVY.
Lancaster, July 81, 1919.
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Cornsr M Fifth and Race. Cincinnati.

OhrneT OF FlIth and Kactl OIhCInnHU
Also, by BURY 4 BECK, Lancaster, Fairfield
County, General Agents; Ashbaugh u BeeLy. Bre
men; Glendennng l. Corur, Winchester; Wv
Hite. Lithopos: Crist K Pickering, Pickeiug,on: :.
A. & E. Mithoif, Lockyle: W. +. Breek, Carroll
Leonard 4 Brother, Basil: N. Beatty \ Go. Bal.
iimore: John woodysrd, New Salem: Z. kalb,
Rushvile: Daniel Hawkins, SugarGroye.
February 9,l649 1889
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{ q Z 3 Z { q 9 &
BEW.ARE OF "A BASE CoUNTERFEITy
Prepared in June lastsby JOHN T. TOLAND,
(in the employ of GEORGE NJ. ALLEN, Drug
g,s,, of Cincinnali) TGsCaunsrlsit is sold by one
JOHN BULL, Of Loud S:sr, Ky. We lately
learned that our first cid have been grossly i'm
posed upon by this Counterfeit BY some of the
Druggists Of Cincinnati. The particulars will be
published III a few days. Mr. Rogers has justly
exposed the BARE.FAcEn OUTRAGE aud CONTEMPT.
BLE IMPOSITION Of this John T. Tnland in counter
feiling this Medicine, aud FORGING the fac simile
OF his name.
The following Druggists Of fCincinnan have GER.
TIFIED tha; Mr.. Rogers's statements are entitled TO
the fullest confidence Of the public:
Messrs. WAYNE & PLEIs. ALFRED A. NORTH,
WIN. s. MERRlLL, A. s. MERRILL, w. F. SMITH,
WM. p. FARoUHAR. Also:
Mr.. II II, SPERRY, Proprietor of the Herald
Office, aud c. W. STARBUCK, Proprietor of the
Times Office, have certified as above, and further
more that The statement of John +. Toland is
FALSE!!!
tTlMPoRTANT CAUTION.-0wing to
the late counterfeit, DR.. Rogers Liverwort aud Tar
will be hereafter enveloped in WHITE WRAPPER,
and splendd steel plate engraved LABEL, and
signed ANDREW ROGERS. For sale whole
sale aud retail by AL. SCOvlLL,
Corner Of Fifth and Race, Cincinnati.
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Extensive Bcdstead Factory,
On Broad street, lancaster, Ohio.

Extensive Beds tcad Factory,
ON Broad street, Lancaster, Ohio.
TWNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
his ldcustomers aud the ciIizeus of Fairfield
county generally, Tint he has disposed OF his inter-
est in the chair Manu- afaetnriNg.to HAMMON AvY,
but will continue at his old stand, to manufacture
BEDsT EADs, 60,
IN more extensive SCALE such has always
been found al his old stand.
The Chair manufacturing will still! be carried on
by Mr.. AvY in the snme shop with myself where
persons can be supplied with every thing in that
line the same as when conducted by myself
A large supply Of READY MADE FuRNl'
TURE will be kept constantly IN hand d-snc as
Tables. Chairs, Bedsteads. &C. sc.
Persons cannot fail being suited on the most
reasonable terms. IeD' Call and examine for your
selves. SAMUEL WILHELM.
Lancaster July 27, 1919. 6ml2
n b. Farmers! bring on your four horse teams!
For 500 you can get enough furniture to load you
down. as we are determined to sell cheap for cash
or country produce. Come up!-roll up!!-any
way, 10 you get up!
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Ladies' CurIs.

A NEW supply direct from Paris, beautiful and
N cheap, for sale by M. z. KREIDER
Lancaster, July l3 1849 10
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.JeWelrY.
M'ALISTE RS
AA&am@A31N9 O9NR@@N9o
Moro than 2O,OOOs-persOns
have been cured.

1T is IMPOSSIBLE
a to give to the public
an adequate idea Of the
great success which has
attended the AH-Heal
ing Oi'ltmcntfor the past
TX months. Ills perfect
~ astonishing 10 witness
The effects and hear the
praises bestowed on this
medicine. No one could
conceive thata single me
dicinc possessed SO much
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AiiYCr &DNNLlN

Z Beautiful article. warranted pure metal, at
"a GATfS Il COSPER'S
Tnllnadge House. May 10. 1919. .
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virtue and power to heal so many diseases, But
since il is well known that more than 10000 per-
sons have been cured, ouTfriends will begin to re-
alize the truth Of our remarks, which we made about
six months ago; vz;' thai there would not be
family in America who would live day without
possessing box Of McALLlSTER'S. an. Healing
Ointment, il they but knew It's virtues.
McA listers All.Healing Ointment restores per-
spration in the system. BY this means it opens
those avenues through which nature carries off the
impurities within, aud thus relieves the body of dis
ease II is thus that il cues Consumption, Fevers,
Scrofua, Erysipelss, Asthma, Salt Rheum, Sick
Headache, Quincy, Sore Throat, Rheumatism,
Scald Heads, Pains IN the Chest, Side and Back !;
Dyspepsia Poisons, Sore Breast, Deafness, Culan
eous Eruptions; Sore Eyes. Inflammation of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chilbams,
Piles, Worms. .Agues, Cold Feet ;Liver Complaint.
UIcers,a and all Fever Sores, Inaammatons Of every
kind.
A. & s. HFNDRY, AshtabuIa, O., General
Agents for the State of Ohio.
AGENTS Bury s. Beck Druggists Lancaster,
Fairfield County General Agents; Gendenning &
Corner, Winchester; WIN. W. Hite, I.ilhopolis
Fl L. Leonard. Merchants, Basil, N Beatty &
Co Druggists. Baltimore, John woodward, Grocer,
New Salem, + KaIb, Druggist Rushvile, A & r.
Milhof, LockviIe; Crist " Pickering, Pickering,
ton; w. f. Breck, Carroll: Daniel IIawkin, Sugar
Grove, Ashbaugh & Beery, Blemen.
| November II, l84S. 3m28.
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CURTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which In all diseases arrangements Of the female frame,
obftruciOHs, diGcuiies pafI msESruatiOHs, &c. has
effected cure This root Is indigenous our soil, and
fUund In large quantities, and a medicinal property
stands without equnl II forms one Of the compounds
IN the prepnratiOn which whole IL the best remedy
given debiliaed lemale u II sure, and the syS-
irIn I'M In rn.llIal % LnalLh l.y lla II.L
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26

GET-The Genuine will be enclosed in a White
WrGpper aud a Splendid Steel Plate Engraved
Label. For sale wholesale by
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26
E1tra French Brandy,

NOR THE SICK, An article which cannot
Il be surpassed, for sale by M.Z. KREIDER
Lancaster. July 10, 1919 0t4A'N 10
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Stationery.
Dr. ChamlpiOns's

Estate Of IL. vi. AinsWOrth.
T the last June Term of the Court of Com
~ mon Pleas, It was ordered that Creditors of
said Estate, have until March 1st, 1850, to pre-
sent their claims
Uuless presented by that day, they will be for
ever barred. WILLIAM SLADE, Jr Adm.
July 90, I849. a s6mll
blank Summons
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Far bale wholesale aud Retail byC s Brdsall
Cn,eim,d',i George knuimuu, lancaster; q. NJ
fidd"n. RgJbri2r! y Il Rndnt, LtthoJoFs.
+ 5 Rusaa P,ckuRgioRi II. & J, Lunnoar 4;
Br'bi II Meher, Somerset \, Bruuy \ Co,
baltimore.
February 9 lalJ 30
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The Roman Leaders.

To ne Edhor II The IrioaTe' 81,
The following paragraph occurs in letter OF 'o u,
correspondent, OF the London Tinss, copied oy 'H'
Coar,e a Enquire OF the 18th inst 1t Is '"'pi,'ns
that an American journal should reiterSIe the 'Siul
MES of an English Tory journal VIGOROUSLY ia''e
report OF Continental political movements e'Pe'-"-'
when an American citizen is the subject OF
Avezzana's character is well known IN new
where he has resided many years 10 DC enl i
he base in.inuations herein suggested while Ma4Il
Sv bs consistent PATRIOTISM and literary talent mas es
tsblished in England high reputation
who arr the present rulers Of Rome Ma .r,eoe
zsna and GAnbaldi-three strangers OF VIVNs5 - a.
no care MOI one lou for Rome It's people anu W" -
In the case OF the Old Republics, back HP tei ~ ~
bands OF foreign robbers. and have Srtiliy ~
norant mob 10 further their ambitious designs
The Italian correspondence of the last tour numbers
Of the New York Presbyterian gives very jasi ana
authentic view of the recent events in Rome and LON
hardy
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Cart. Pope. of the whaling bark Jasper, arrived
nj New Brdi1-d on g. ii b, last from ~ Helena
mas favored us with the r.. low ING report
ON the 2ld March. l-i', arrived A. - Helena a
scboouor called the ZcnObis. Of Baltimore, tor adJu-
dcaon in the Vice Admiralty Court which vessel mad
noon captured by n 3 " si1op Philomel. the west
coast of Africa with cargo ot Slaves, numbering ~"
3 OF whom emaes) the vessel not being over 100
IONS burden. she was u days on her passage Old ~
Helena and lost lO or d OF them Ihese poor creatures
we're IN perfect state OF nudity and many Of Them
the women IN particular bearing the brands OF not
iron recently impressed on their breasts the vessel
being So small and the number Of negroes great that
il was next an impossibty 20 60 from one end Of the
vessel 20 the other
d" II appears that when the schooner was dispatched
bv the Phomc that she about giving chase 10 an
American brig which had just gone into port on the
coast 81 Africa suspected for the purpose OF taking on
board a cargo OF negroes Is only lately that nils
has been brought fO IT Helena with upward ~ 80
slaves on board her name tho Harriet lately OF
Philadelphia and Commanded by Captain Thomas
Ouling Who had sold the vessel at Ambrez 20 Bra
lillian. leaving hs crow .Amfficar- eight m nunntI To
on board 90 SHIFT Cor theme've- and being una9if 20
,e away from the coast were obliged O. remain 10 the
vessel and We're captured Is h. b w. sl9op ysneL
Thee ,raurn have given the Consul 80 - Helena
faithful, account o. their ODD treatment by Capt
Duinr. and have been provided with vessels % ct
away from the Island AZ the time The Harriet "as
boarded Us the Cvegets boats, she had the American
Dag hyin a the peak and n consequence OF me org
-rna upon th. boats one OF the American seamen was
shot IN the shoulder and D. now IN the hospltA al -
Helena under medical treatment
Also lying IN the hsrbOr OF II Helena slave yes
sci condemned formerly the bark Cahiormi, oil
BOSTON" New Bedford Mercury 18Th
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The Agricultural SCHOOL.


T. fie Editor of The Tribune
In your paper oitnls morning IS an article head
ed LIBERAL LEGISLATION FoR PAsNEEs,' where a.
ter commen ding the object OF the resolution spoken o.
you conclude with what TO me appears. sneer on ;he
economy Of the resolution, which % many may con
vev an erroneous impression Of the facts The resolu
non originated in the senate. and provided for the
same ~ diem and n1ge 70 the members OF the Con
,entiou as Is provided Jy law ior Legislators. ln
the House, Or. CRisPELI OF Ulster, farmer. moved
to strike out 20 much OF the resolution AZ related o.
COMPENSATION for the that farmers would have
more confidence IN the good motives OF the Conven-
tion where they knew the body who were attempting
70 serve them did 10 solely for tire love OF Agricultural
science and the benefit OF the great Of the people
of the state and did take pleasure trip 20 Albany
10 see the lions and sty long a. their consciences
OF the patience OF the people would admit o. This
motion wss approved OF by House OF Assembly mum
.eriug among IL members g'y-su PraGicai iarmers-
no count OF amateurs J. NJ p.
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Cnrelessness of Railroads.

CorIe-pondeucc Of The Tribune.
Iwsh Won would help me expose The shameful
want Of care on the Railroad. LEFT Jersey City
IN Saturday last IN the O'Clock train. which stopped
Al the Paterson Depot to land passenger The csr-
immediately started ahead from the Depot without the
Engineer giving amy warning whatever. laoorng
man was standing On the platform oi one Of the cars st
the TIM, and the sudden Jar or Jerking starting csus
Ell him TO fall The wheels passed o'er his breast and
caused instant death The engineer gives his signafhy
bell or whistle Immediately after the cars start GIVE
the SIGNAL brrr the start and you give notice o.
AL vho NAV be on the tract in front OF the Locomotive
As well a. to those who may be- passing from one car To-
another and 70 those on the platforms.
Its truly dangerous practice 20 be standing on tne
p.tiors or Tor aides and children 10 be stepping from
mo car Ia the next lust AZ the moment the %
start people rH 10 unless you choose 70 ioc
DO the cars as they DO in rance And therefore con
tend notice before starting is more necessary for this
mprlldenr and obstinate class of persons than FOR tho
who may be- in front OF the Locomotive. Had the
steam whistle given notice say minute or bali a
minute before starting this poor mans ME might very
likely have been saved fJbLlCO
~ Nors. Jute -. lsff
~ The writer OF the above iriftheld ms name
consequently our readers are requested not e.
believe its statement to the prejudice OF the Rail
road Company. But is general suggestions with
-eeard to Railroad management giving notice OF
starting trains, &c. are very good. and need no
name 10 give them currency. I'd.
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r. A letter 10 the s.. L0'ls Republican states
that new discoveries OF mineral ore lead. We presume
nave been made 10 W ashington County. Missouri. Az
Galloway the rrn Of Adams Brsckenrlde were tak.n-
OUT from two 20 three thousand pounds day and Mr.
John Owens Jr had dug 1000 pounds IN eighteen days
from smother mine. The RipHbli-lr says The miner
d l. found IN caves and channels, bat mostly 10 caves
under the hard rock These mines, We undertake 20
saw will be found quite profitable and equally as
certain as the p'acers Of California and they can D.
worked without having travel two three thousand
miles over rough country, and exposed % al sorts u
difficulties al the cost OF many hundreds Of dollars.
r. Hon J. {. Calhoun has written letter
in rcpy 70 an invitation q attend the California Rail
road Convention 81 Memphis While he Acknowledges
one Of the greatest projects Of the age commercially
and politically, he takes the ground that before the
S,uth finally decides upon IL course ia the msfter
thew must know whether Or not slavery = % BE- TX
ciud.a from the territory through which u passes-
must know bow they to stand reference thereto
and the rest OF the Union. before they spend mil
rs on millions in addition 20 what they have already
done.
u There are now on the stocks az Bath, Ne
,.1 Sims AL OF which will be launched within four or
i've months One Of them is 30 tons, another LOO
three OF goo OF so OF 700, one OF 90 ons Of
500, and ons OF 40
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FARTHER FROM PANAMA.
Movements of the Pacific steamers.
NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, June

NEwORIEANs, Monday. June ID.
The California sailed from San Francisco on the
st Of May, and reached Panama on the 2lst. All
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small hov- 20 purlou old iron anything -y co--l a1
their hands on ard then purchase me proceeds on
accused euilty-N r Warrg for the accused, Alo
Spooner Tor the people. Bernard Lynch indicted ioI
80 ling ncuor without license. wA- pat upon MS a ."'
tie oaense charged The jury rendered verdict OF sly
Potfcg Cs.HRr.--Inln Matthew'S. James Robinson ana
Mary Dir..a S.. ere arrested Yesterday by otccr OteeN
for breach nj flr peace These parties resided io-rr
al 81 Adans.t ar3 were living JOB aiIlirfo-.
vtb each other me .furbance arising from dispute OF
fhe uerqnsffes Of their peculiar manner o' 'Nis.'''
Justice G. tA committed them Tor exani-Aa-o. an
fse charge prrfr Oic-r C.tt-on ioOh .o 1-.
YESTERDAY Il man calling himself Henry tam .o" - a.
-ar,e of having so IN horse valued ~ 50, from pit
Tnorras Curor of Crow H.. Justice >aiin coiii---'i
lie accused for Dennis O Connnr coill-'
ted a violent a..altupou 80 wife, and DO coase4l-'c
thereof rned =. which not beng pa'A ~ w"
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