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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

OYsTERs.-Ihe following bill Tor the regulation
Of the sale Of keg oysters has been introduced into the
Assembly of this State
The People Of the State Of New York represented in
Senste and Assembly do enact a follows
stc4ios II shall BE- the dly person company
20 hereafter engaged putting oysters
tgs ~ nara brand such keg
With the quantity pnts qaafts Or slous which they
lay respectively hold
So Every p-rsoa company Of nersors who sha offend
ssa1s provisions of he fr section ~ this shall
penalty twenty iosrs ~hh sad pey hereby declared 10 BE-
cradle acton astst tn- pafy parties e name ~ sny
person Eh0 al for tl,
bali % The ea mag h- recovered Iater Tie pro
hs sts - rsf t1 The sp-reudeuts % tie poor
county, he e poor ant tie ol-r ba shall be-
ofth- person Who Tor snd rcc0f-f The
Tia. shall ise effect and after is t ay oi sep
f-l.t-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

RoBBERY.-The dwelling house No. Monroe
st was entered on "Wednesday afternoon BY some dar
ins thief who carried OF silver lever watch valued a.
so, and IS in money the property Of Mr. Thomas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

MILITARY PRfSrERs-ln addition e. Messrs.
Clark u the HrntagdoE journal and N Clure Of the
J4Eiais SsHfias Gov Johnston Of Penn has appointed
the following editors AIDS 70 nis Exceliency with the
rank Of Lieut. Colonel Darlington Of the Laacasfer
EramiH0, q. w Hsmersley Of the Laacaap UEi0H,
L. Sentz Of the B aU C0Hsiy Bhig. sad John J.
would indicate that Gov. Johnston, unlike some others.
has no idea that msns occupation any objection TO
him waer fayors are TO be bestowed
~ Mr.. II H. Robinson. editor of the Laucas-
Ter 90 Eagle, has received, says the Morgan ChronL
Gle, the appointment Secretary OF Of the Com
missoners app Jinted 20 survey the line between this
country and Mexico. The party viii proceed from
one Of our eastern ports in May VIA Chsgres and Pans
ms 10 san Diego where the survey i 20 commence,
asreesoly 70 the late Treaty West huhngly Arena.
give learn that the Independent Demo
Gratis" IN General Wilson's district will support that
gentleman Tor rejection Congress. We slsd 10
hear OF this. and sincerely trus, that Hon Amos
Tuck will receive ike support from the Wings 10 his
district Boston Atlas
e According TO the Springfield Republican
two men, named Martin snd samuel Shaw Of Palmer,
N ms state, have discovered IN cave on snake HUI
near the old Boston road sealed bottle containing a
letter, Parportins 10 have been written BY Cspt kdd
The celebrated pirate revealing large deposits OF wealth
The letter Is sai % marks OF great antiquity and
some Of the shrewdesr u the vicinity believe in
lie senUinsness and mean 70 Gssis in looking 10 the
treasure. Boston Poet eth
~ Dr. L. A ingalls, charged with rape in
aiddlesex Co. was discharged on his own reeogni.
zAnce BY the Supreme Judicial Court at Boston, On
Tuesday Ast appeared that be had been Imprisoned
since l-i7 and had trials both Of which resulted
IN di'sgreemen, BY the jury.
r We deeply regret to learn that much sick
ness Of serious nature prevails In Jackson County 10
this state some Is Is persons have recently died
In one neige5orhood smong the number is DR.. J. See
We learn tnat the disease 10 winter fever"
Salem (lnd News Jan 30
EY- Mrs Miller was burned 70 death in Gin.
clEnsst tee other day oy her clothes taking IRE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
The Ice In Port Depesit-The susQuehanna
KiNrr-

Cores cnt-cc- ui lie fHtIa f-fg-f
POsr DEFosTT Jan. g.
Tie zee extends from NJ .e beyond Hayrc De
Grace above the Port Deposit Bridge miles or
more The steamboat Relief from Baltimore, has been
s-htog two or three days snd las Al lsst succeeded
in getting safely into her harbor Ins Ice varies from
niche. 10 L. . - feet in thickness i IS ped from
The bottom OF the river for miles raising ts head up
ike ,msll mountains the NEST splendid sighs ever
bcheld
90 Friday the inhabitants were much alarmed IA con
SEQUENCE OF the rise IN the river al the streets rom
below the Methodist Meeting house were OVERDOSE
the Easements Of the dwellings completely hled VIII
water ard the inhabitants compelled u move LA.'
cakes OF ce weighing IS TO % tons were tnrosh ITO
the street and a number Of small houses washed away
while Others were rOpei 70 on toe MI 10 hoiu
them fast particularly noticed very large stso.r
thsi was swept entirely into the street ne counuu'
cation r. the upper part of the town $ eh'lisy &c
str0yed The houses being washed from tnelr iounos
lions aus as said before the srge cakes OF zee ana
vast quantity OF small boss that have been uoaied up
are drawn up for safety.
/ talked with number OF the Oldest snd most re
spectacle inhabitants and they told me that nothing OF
the kind has trsnspired Ike Tor fifty TWO yesrs Iney
arr very fearful since the OF Monday night tns'
the river will take smother rise aud d accompanied VIII
heavy rain they think ths the whole town on ne lFer
sse m 81 be washed swsy from the pressure ot those
immense mountains OF ice must confess that don
think there will be- much hope ior relief Il Is highy
probable the ferry boat will not Be in operation ms
week Yours respectfully. j. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

VENEzUELA AFFAIRs.-A letter Ia the y. y.
Deha dated Cursqos, Dec 20, says Foreigners would
fad themselves exposed 10 much danger IN the event
of the defeat VI ihs Government doula Monsgass) by
that OF Paez in Marscaib) as IS generally expected
since those nations that have men Of capable Of
afordng them succor, % regard the impending
conflict with toe greatest apathv MOnsgas In order to
contend against the innumerabie difficulties. has laid
heavy imyost all within the Republic aud this not
proving sufficient 10 meet the exigency. be has Issued
decree another carrying the hrst with the utmost
rigOf.
ON each bushel OF cocoa gathered tax Of 20 cents
Il 10 be paid 80 cents every quinia Of coffee and
cotton u do the quinia indigo; beside per cent
on the salary OF every government officer. Indeed
wide spesd 10 ito operation this tax that i
would an resm OF paper to specify each article
ng under its provisions. An American steam vessel,
il seems has been seized By the arbitrary Monagas
order 10 increase bic naval force.
The hgh minded act brought, together the diplomatic
body in Marsesibo, and st this meeting resolution
passed that the American Consul should demand ia
restitution In q hours otherwise be could insist
bis passport and strike his Gag MOnsgas, without
plying u this demand forthwith dispatched Gen. Guz
10 Puerto CsbellO in order 10 raise the money Al
which the steamer is valued Much anxiety IL felt and
expressed In the result Of the impending naval combat
between the rival chiefs Ia Is believed BY all at Mara
csibo that with the reinforcement OF the second Amer
can steamer snd brig Monssas will be defeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

WDENISG GOLD-sT.-As it has been il contem-
pation widen Goldsl the westerly side from Full
ton John-st. even extending 10 Msdenls lane there
good opportunity for doing before erecting
the buildings of Hoe & Co. destroyed by the late
ire.
To- GOLD SEEKERs.-Such persons are referred
10 an advertisement with this title in another part Of this
paper.
ISQUEsrs.-The Coroner yesterday held an IN
qusst the body Of John Ryan residing At the corner
OF Forty sixth ct aud Eighth avenue. who to bis
death by accidentally falling into a well. Ii appears
from the evidence tina, the deceased while STOPPING
over well which not curbod round lost hi, bal
and plunged headong into the well where in
short time aiterward. he found By woman who
gave the alarm, but not Ia time ~ his life Yer
dict accordingly --Also on the body Vt named
David Adams, 20 years Of age, native Of Ireland who
came to his death by sPoplexy lie resided 81 No -
sixth q snd as appears, went 10 bed "Wednesday
night 10 apparently good health bu, found dead 10
biz bed the neat morning By his brother who lodged 10
the same bed with him Verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

Mr.. CLAY AND THg KENTUCKY DLMocRAcY.-
Al caucus OF the Loco Fcco members Of the Ken.
lucky Legislature held st Frankfort the 23i ult the
following resolution wss unanimously adopted
ResOlrtd That while We DO not deem /, good policy
for the Democrats OF the Legislature unite in caucus
in supporting any particular Ind vidua OF their party
for the Office Of senator Of the United states On the
proXimo yet We determined not to vote for Henry
CRAY account Of his Free S0 BriRcpics and a. We
understand, his EMANCIPATION f6udeHchs nor will We
support any other man, whether Wing or Democrat
who Is known TO entertain similar views on these Qces
tons Of National and Stale policy.
Thus it will be that while he Loco Focos and
particularly the Aboitionsts of the North hold up the
gres, Kentucky Statesman the arch enemy Of Free
dom southern Loc0-Focoism is denouncng him for
his Free S9il principles and Emancipation tenden
cies. Doubtless the same object--a desire 20 make
party cspilal-Gctusles these gentlemen in both lat
tudes. We trust tie grave charge OF Free Soil prln
cipes and Emancipation tendencies preferred
against Mr. Clay Is true while il lie OF course
sufficient cause Of Democratic opposition No
body reasonably ind fault with this Il would be
unnatural 10 expect anything ese But we know, and
90 DO his revilers that when they charge HENAY CLAY
with being iHimcs 10 eedom and Progress they make
an accusation al once uniounded and malicious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
BY THE YIDlIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Things In Philadelphia
Correspondence Of The Tr5sne.
PHI AnrLrHfA Ihursday.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, FEB. :
What has caused tbs great commoton
which has pervaded our .,sit city to-day HTEA the
successful pugis Is in town and cas- bad great re-
cepuon His residence has been besei-ed By crowds,
and i u SAID that procession vii escort him y tue
cars for New-f0r tonight The discounted sullivan
u 10 town asO-soueyhere IN the outsAfts r1me $
great thing and u Il csnEot achieved none'uy' u
would BE- better, according 70 the common opinion -
turn przen shters There IL moral 70 De- read IN al
this irumpha reception which is not eTediatle - our
community.
Mr.. A. Wl-ch nsvspsper agent was held 70 bail yes
tcr1ay IN 0oo - answer the charge Of sein ptpef
called the VA York Scorpion containing grossly libel
Gus article upon Mr. Edmoats, Treasurer u the Aren-
e. Ihester
10 the Consresaton. Methodist Society at the corner
Of Twelfth and FloaTtsTee, great revival OF religion
has been going OF lately About one ard twenty per
sons have been led from the paths q error
The number u cases treated IN the nedlcai ana sur
gicsl departments Of the Bockiey Alnsnouse danng
year lS4S Vas35s4 OF these lil we're natives % the
United states and 45 foreigners OF the former Phi4-
Sd pha furnished ~ and the state Of Pennsyvania
l52 az the later Ireland alone contributed Itua IBIS
estimate does not include the and msnia potu
treated 10 the institution. Inese ngm0efed
-sJ, which makes a grsnd tota4 OF l9ot
learn that the new propeller snsportation line to
Baltimore ria the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Is
o. 90 int0 immediate operation.
The market continues decidedly ddll ior bfeaasIlus
AMI for Flour there is little or no demand AZ - ~nen
Il the uominsl asking price. No sales OF Corn Meal
OF Rye Flour 100 bbs sold al s. l2 Nothing dong IA
Wheat Corn IS arriving more freely, and 81 cts IN Of
iered for Southern yellow. small lot OF southern
Osts sold 40 so cts Cotton moves - slowly ~ STEADY
rates about a9O bales cold 10 Provisions there Is Ut
much activity sale OF bulk Shoulders was made At
% 5. cts Feathers are 10 fre demand, and large
sales Western were made a. SO cts. OF sugars, llO
hhis New Orleans sold at 81 cts and l2J hhds Cgoa
at 4 cts In seeds change. Whisky hhds dun At
- cis $50 bbis brought q cts
SALEs 0F SrocEs- Fret B0frt->-QQ City %, q ~.
$1,000 4 Loan - 81 lO4. 2 l4O state 81 = : 3,
500 do "a $500 do. ~ S20O Loan 6s, o., lO-i
800 O War Bounty, g9l $500 Wilmington RR 81
-3i Mech Bk 20 so c : Bs, 81 Penn ms Co
20 $1,000 Reading Rli Bonds, % 5000 Tenn Bonds,
-, ~.
Sec5ud Board-sl 800 L : Loan Sc ~, l0si $1,000
Lehgh Interest 6l 20 Man and Mech Bk, 2il $1,000
state S. ~ $50 DO ~ So go DO. - 100 Morris
Canal ~ $1,000 Ches and Del Cahsl IS, st $1,000
state 10 GOT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
Southampton Trading and siinins Company.

The ship Sa6inG cleared yesterday from Sag
Harbor for San Francisco. she anchored OF Green
port in the Bay Tuesday evening and early yester
day morning hoisted al Der sails to q fair breeze and
put 10
The Company who own the ship and have freighted
her for the voyage with two three exceptions.
citizens of sag Harbor and Southampton. Among them
are quite number Of Captains OF whsleshps and most
Of the others have been Mates Boat steerers board
OF whslemen The fifteen sailors sso citizens
oil sag Harbor and neighborhood and selected in
reference 10 their character and qualifications
men. Captain Henry Green was appointed Comman.
der Of the expedition aud understand that the rest
Of the Captains will act First and Second Mates week
about. When orders we're given 10 set sail ii was
novel sight wiiness-the yards manned like man Of
war come forty more volunteers running up the
ma.ts and rigging We recognized the yards rect.
ing opsss three veteran Captains and twice that
Der Of Mates. The Company is composed of sixty per
sons and beside the the vessel takes out eight pas
sengers We believe Judge Adams Of sag Harbor and
one or other Stockholders have sent substitutes
Perhaps no vessel sailed OF of ports
with greater Of practical nauticslskll aboard
aud traders rather think these Yankee Cap
tains not easily beaten
The Company an went OF 10 fine spirits and a.
they lett the wharf they gave three hearty cheers,
which were responded by the hundreds OF their
friends the dock at Greenport
We annex the lis, OF passenger. who sailed in this
expedition.
Sf,etioisi q. ,hg Sabtua rsn Sag Har5or Captain Coni
Henri Gree Cspt Chas Howell Barney Gr--n DAVID Hani Al
bert Rogers Wm Hal-s James Parker EDWARD Hasy John
woodward scuyer Hay La cite Lldos Joseph Gaze Do
Mesrs Nathan Don Albert H-nry Web John yanr-h
Wm Poet V n Pos Peter Howell. DAVIS Hand. Nc
Cue Yield Le jaeger Dame Glover John Green. Jetur
Reeves. VIM White EiNn isium 1hos ~ tr.ih ssnd
ori Jeedh Corkn sac syr- fiTad White IsaAc Nan
soy, Clas Green Ih0s Warren Hem Rhoas- Geo. Bur
1et s4nus Haley Austin jaeger Lewis saniord Horton
Albert htreih, Mm Haley Jscs Tabor Wm Wallace Thicker
saer Horon James Hrpk Thos Ripley. Jr John Cook Al
sustus Ludlow, Wm Piter David Psrer, GsoEe Hernck
Andrss Edwards john Ludlow. Thomas Clover
John Lsngheef Doage. NJ ID.
P0sfeHgff-C h Itch. WOOD. Hoat0 Rogers. CLa se-lcy
George Howell. " Howell john Mills \ b Rogers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

SALE OF VESSELS FOR CALIFoRNIA.-The bust
ness OF buying vessels for the California trade still con
tinues with much activity as ever. The shipping
Last notices the following sales which have taken place
within a few DAYS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

poor child. boy sbolt two wears cd. givea 40 %
die The parents neighbors AMI doctors. had hope
his recovery. For several days his bres,hug had .ess
Short ami deaihlke and 10 fact those sround hlm W.
posed smother night would be his lest In ih. stage ca.
case an aunt Of the child sent or with whom he Ind.
sufferer great f,vonie This lady having arrived a.
being seated by The child ssksd few questions 70 ~
condition OF the chds bowels ami then EXPRESSED 10
opinion that Brandreths Pills were capsule Of .yhs 70
life She earnest 10 her remarks. that Ar siscs
wss followed from that moment She gave BIN rls
a. once and followed them up with more IN shout nAo
she crushed the Pills aud gave them IN osssss wssAas
them down with little The effect sarpnslng 3
SIX hours she had given him Twelve P- and The discst
Is ere Of the most malignant nature Suffice D.f
ths In fnyso hour. she hal given him hny-lwo Pn'si
al the alarming symptoms had entirely disappeared He's
now well, and though before weakly child. DO aos
strong he Is in f.cI, rensde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DR. BRANpRETH,s PILLS.

Are he longest known have b-ca met corslt.,ss
setHe brst unceTsi)d 0f al he msdc.lss y IL a..
Their scuon hAuno -izos with he condition of.t- ID, .
the bowel. merely ye I'm 8, only .one irr.,,..-
ofshs diet ihltrsq Tres co-rrc aoa. Two three o.
taken a. night or say TINE during TIE day VII .-4v
'ris sner hey are swallowed, until hey proi1,. -.
sn0wn eject Bar ,hou ,heir be crude nagef. 4 Ia, =
cl.suou any uniige.,ed food Ia the bowels or -,
500 bile, in he region q s- heart or Dr. er or IN
Of he vscers. hen the pills II Dr. Brsrdfsh nay oe.,.
some shghtnOony-nence bat no,hing 10 oompNso, 10 n.
good hey doln removing Ias Death price pee vi u 4.
system For ~hen are born We bring toto d. ..
our LIE prncple snd also hist wnich must glana,., -
inmate our being
These roofs o. az existence sri u iecsy We 49,.
rom our parents. znd sometimes hey are 10 svssv \.
srced hat take, handrei year. before "a. sr,,-
Of decay Or corruption o5.Aus he ascendant A., !.
o.hsr. he life principle b. fe-e that be cha -
born 10 some persons Sc bow ffa their ego, 80
constantly sch they seem oufdea % tlems-'v-. y
had he parents of these un'oruns,s.. even ne No..
taken the Rr.rdr-h :, lhf0gFa her whole Inc 49,.
Ing 70 her rec fenents having vi-s Der opn az -
.pring's heath bow differentiated io Tss msaod =.
have Gsseu hose matters oas OF re mothers sy.s, -
rensiuins. become incorporate VIII Ne .yssu d, =.
child. In The one case a.ckiy in lhs oilers hsas, -
vigorous chii born. lbs fact ID which na,A,r, A..
greatly n,eresei. hist the OF Brsn -h. Pa. -.
healthy snl strong child I'm, and besuufu. too
The parents who are ia he h.b, o. using Br,ss,.s.
Pills display in u.er children lsaess of form SCARF,
ofcompeAiou, goodness Of disposition. a hsalas-,. !,
habit. and br ghness oipercepon VIII, leigll es !.
holder Aud all because lhe blood of these secs ,s,,-
are KEPT pure hscslse when they suffer from % 80,
part OF tae boiy-whetaef Boz The head OF f,et %. a.
or Kidneys. or E.. .le boNes-ih@y only ooa.lrhr a.
mon ton tas body calls fors vegetable ceassos We,
Inflammation does rot frghen .hsm uey iook apos %,
.aatary effort % Nsure 20 throw 0U from tie boot As.
those matters which have become Irritating a1i tsrf4
The only thing they DOS o. sssis Nature wlha few d.,
OF Brandrelhs P. which have never been snora 10 al
when applied IN time sad IN Sufficient do.-s Egss
Cholera they are ceriain OF watch proper ur,
| shall produce the proof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

=.
R-s T.. " VINCENr \ Y sTEPHFN MARTIN Pok-eps.e.
r. RICHARfi-TlS JOSEPH ID sPARks
DANL. AUGUST fhFDk RITTER,
SAC GOODMAN. ". PAYNE,
\ MICkHAN D1t.hess Co. JsO BRANI. ~ Pan.
OBADIAH CHASE. ADD oih-fs I'd a.
- The experiments performed By Dr. DoDi At
Clinton Hall certainly astonishing and ncOmpre.
hensble They are TO be repeated this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

The SPEASER laid before the House sundry com.
mpniestons from the Executive Department which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09
CONFIRMATION or THEIR GENERAL
APPLICABILITY.

Thee oIses icM b. aHtheafiofica a. ~ b,olfgls
Young man, son OF al eminent physician, WAS lsAa
down SICK he suffered hon pcciofa affection, cons.a
cough and great debility, were his principal ymPcus-
medicine his father gave him produ ed any good and Ia.
y no medicine given hin being supposed be wsa
confirmed d-cne friend of BraniTeshs Pills p0.sss..
sufficient influence wlh The yong 10 induce 10 h
Brsndreih Pills He used them. aud gsinsd heslh fss
length hi, noticed 10 his friends that III. sou eetlng
without medicine that he astouished =, bis recovery
but that Nature all powerful. when len o hefsel,ous
times That may be dear father said Ge son, "bg,s
IN case have been using wha, i named M assisted
Mature Brsndrehs Pulls That he bad used lhem dag
for some weeks aud gaining health f.sh and sif-n.a
daily. Tie Doctor made careful examination llo The
ton Of Braudrelhs Pills IN this case snd concluded By s
NJ his son tn 20 on with them. The young euGfsy
D. has
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-13
CABlNET MAKlNG.

FHNIlt undersigned respectfully announces to
D the citizens ol Lancaster and vicinity that
he Intends carrying on the above business IN all
us uarious branches at the old stand Of Henry
Schultz in Coaaeis Row two doors below the
Eagle Office; where by strict attention TO business
he hopes To receive liberal share of public pa
trumgc, lie Intends TO keep work Of the plain.
est aud most fashionable style on hnnd, ut all times
aud nt all prices, His wnrk will bc made ia the
Nnry bed manner and ollhe best seasoned timber,
lie has IN Inns employ some vi the very best work
mon in the Smie aud therefore cun warrant hi
work lie will mike;
SOFAS aud LOUNGES--lmest quilted to the
painest pnd sents;
TURKISH DIVANS and 0TTOMANS,
SIDE B0ARDS--otthe most fashionable aud
superior style, and ol various patterns;
EAUS--Nlahsga and phin orevery dcs
erptiou; TABLES ofnll patterns aud styles;
MAHOGANY CHAIRS: Book Gases aud Sc
cretaries; Counlingllou mud other Desks;
HAT RACKS OF every description
WARD ROBES aud WASH STANDS;
BEDSTEADS--Nl Mahogany Walnutand Cherry
lligl.Post French Couches, French, Grecian and
Serpenlne.
CoFFlNS made in the shortest notice and ne
extra charge for hearse. All iuuems will be at
tended IN In OeraOu,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-13

is the safest and most cnectual medicine for puri
tying the system, and relieving The suffering at
tendaut upon childbirth ever discovered. 1t
strengthens both the mother aud child, prevents
pain and disease increases and enriches the food
those who haveused it think il is Indispensable.
1t is highly useful both before aud after confne-
ment, as il prevents diseases attendantu upon child
birth--in Costiveness. Piles, Cramps, Swelling of
the feet Dependency, Heartburn, Vomiting
Pain in the Back and Loiis. False Pains, Hemorr
hage, and in regulating the sesretious and eqna
zing the circulation il hus no equal. The great
beauty of this medcine is, il is always safe, and
the most delicate use it most successfully, very
few cases require any other medicine IN some
little Caster Oil, or Magllesia is useful Exercise
Hl the open air, light food with this medicine,
will always ensure a sale aud easy confinement.
Notice 10 the Ladies.-Those that initiate Dr..
TOwnsend's Sarsaparrillu, have invariably called
their stud great Remedy for Females Sc. &c.
aud have copied our bills and circulars which re-
Htes TO the complaints OF women word for word
--o'er men who put up medicine, have, since
tile great success Of DR.. TnwIsends Sarsaparilla
in complaints incident To females recommended
theirs. although previously they did not A num-
Der Of these Mixtures, Pills &C., are injurious TO
females as they aggravate disease, ,and undermine
the constitution.
oercjTla 1H'eS,-l n's Ee'iuca'e Goncius,e'y
roseT .'l". ,,''S Sansap',;n nas Gr'do, @ I'uJ pi
%Her r, uie n''s' oostii,''o ulSeSeS " l"e p''ou'
ted.
Three Chddrcn--Dr Townsend-Dear Sir |
have the pleasure to Inform you That three Of my
children buye been cured of the SeroluIn by the
use Of your excellent medicine. They were al
"I,' Ill. WI" , oau ,,, G',h r's" ",I,
ro,a 'p1N ,li;", '''
'''' NY sou ""''ey s,n" 's',E,,,, o"so',',,,
1e i%Vy It'' GPtIN ~, u,.,.,o..,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-13
.JIIAt ReCeiYed

A SUPPLY of SURGEONS Pocket Instru
N ments, Tooth Keys aud Forceps, a variety
Of Trusses, and the best Supporters and Shoulder
Braces ever offered in this market
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August IL, l848 IA