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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23

To the Public.-We call spccnl attention TO the ad.
versemeni of"HoWEs SHAKER sARsAPARILLA,'i lin
our paper today The superior merits ofthe Shaker prep
Grafton ofts best ofnIl medical plants is rapidly becoming
known and will ere long he the only one In use. For sale
by H. SCOTT, Main Street, opposre the telegram Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Dentists

A RE respectfully informed that have large
tA supply of material. comprising all varieties
Of Teeth. Gold and Staniel Foil. Instruments, &c.
which will be sold low as in any city in the Union.
Call and examine. NJ L. KREIDER.
Lancaster, August TO- 1919. II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23

Arabian Liniment.-Every family should at once
procure bottle of the Great Arabian Remedy for
beast. called H. G. Fnrrels Arabian Lninent 1t allays
the most intense pains III few minutes the syno
vial fluid or joint water and thus stiff joints pen
ettes the flesh TO the bone elaxcs contracted cords
rheumatism aud palsled limbs of twenty years sanding
also 'unors swellcd neck enlargement of the glands
ny spaVns, spnt, and all diseases which require an ex
tcrna application. See advertisement 2w2O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
PUBLIC NOTICE.

7 is u matter OF the first interest To those who
u are afflicted, to procure remedy thai will re-
store health and d tile sattie time leave the eon-
stlln,on uninjured. Such
DIR. j. WHITES REMEDIES
have proved themselves To be. Il Is claimed for
ihem That they apprGaph tearer accomplishing
what Is set lorth In tieir beialf, ilian ally tehe-
DIES ever offered to the rnblc Ms patent medicines
lhey snonld have the preference Of other hiedl.
clnes oiiered Tor sale, through the country, be.
cause DOctur WHITE (wbO prepared ihem) has
been for more than 80 years entirely unrivaled
in his SUCCESS. in curing eliFphE, disggsgs; and
these remedies Dire ihose Used III lie ritate prac.
tce. These medicines have noR been Sold about
two years ip this county aud without anS of that
bombastical and oversralned adyHftiiiIis which
ills our newspapers in praise OF the variohs hos.
tIms sold through the country. They have been
silently, but steadily introducing themselves into
use, and \ is hero confidently asserted That no
family, .lio has used aly Of them. have been dis
apponted but cohiii!s 10 Use them and reconil
nleud them to their friends.
Dir. Whites VEGETABLE ELIXER
for the cure or paliation of all diseases affecting
tie breast, as consumption. Bronchitis, &c.
TIE INDIAN COMPOUND,
or the cure Of Scroun and al liseases arising
from al imWlrity OF the blood, especially Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia. Hypochondria aud tre
various forms Of female discusses, approaches near
inlnIbiliiy, than any remedies bvbr sd f1t sini'
lar purposes. Those &lio wsh felief III tIiUse
Diseases are invited to call on tie sbscribsi snd
he will recommend tlieni to persons in Lsncas-
Ter and ciCitlty, who have been cured OF greatly
relieved by them. This course Is de6hed beltcf
than filling The paiters with certificates from per.
snus that IN oup tiiny-s
TIE VEGET1BLE PILLS
in oil cases, where pursatives or mid physics are
needed. are warranted To give satisfaction. and
used jdlntly with the Indian Compound and We
gruable EIiief, very seldom failed 10 restore per.
fecl health But tie
MAGIC LIVIMENT
~ all cases. where Linimeuts are useful, has no
equal in the world. A few drops. (from 10 ID
2O) iaken in sup Of waller. will give almost in4
stant relief III cases ol culic or craup in the stom
ucli Or bowels Try these niedicines, II you are
afflicted, and they VIII fully Justify all that has
Geer sail Ia tlieir favor.
For sde. ifiitneIlaieiy 6rpUsite the Telegraph
Office Main street. II. SCOTT.
Lancaster, October y, t349 6m23
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a singtdr ers d All ob,ithate case Of Tetter Of
Joi,rteen years Standing, BY Gte use Of DOetor
HoIce'S SarJapaIihd. A., -


Dr. HbwE; Dear Sir-lavug witnessed the con
trolling iHfueGce bfyohr preparation Of Shaker SAT-
aparilla, over diseases which often battle the skill
of the best physicians, feel it duty to you, and
to the afflicted, to make the following statement:
My wife has been sorcly afflicted with Teuet
(Which is one Of the g,eatesl scourges 10 The human
family for the ias fonreeu years, during which
time have consulted aud employed number Of
the most eminent physicians in the county, and
with bh little success. was Al las, pefsdsded TO
try your pteparston Of Shaker Sarsaparlla, though
had but iltle confidence then that il would effect
a cuTr But was most happily disappointed, for
she had not used more than one bottle Lefore the
happiest results were produced, aud after the use
Of Two bottles, the disease entirely disappeared.
have not the least douht but that the most obstinate
cases Of TettrT can be radically cured by the uss
of your pre- patalien Of SAakei S,fsapsfiiDs.
Those that are afflicted, and who wished for fur
her particulars, will please inquire Of Doctor J. +!
JndkIns, who was our attending physician, or call
upoli me, on Barr sheet, beiwrrh Linn and Cnltrri
Cincinnati. ELlJAII STEPHENS:
September 2S, 194a. q
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Bepdrc Of CoE1teJeit5.
j. Lehnnam's Book store.

TENHE undersigned has for sale al his New Book
Store, one door East of the Hooking Valley
Bank. a variety of Bibles and Testumcnts, large
and small plain and gilt; good supply of school
Books aud blank Bouksi also Theological Medical
aud Miscellaneous books selected with care aud
Stationery OF good quality.
To the above may by added, Publications. oi
the American Bible, Tract, aud Urion Sabbath
School Societies,
JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, October 5, 1645 -
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Roll in! ThnIBIc in! OF any
THaH 10 Get in!


WNHANKFUL for past favors, TIE dnderslgned
Il would respectfully announce to the citizens
of Fairfield aud adjoining counties, that he has
recently reftted his Old Stand, on the Pike, "a
miles Eas, of Lancaster, and added; to his old
stock a VERY LARGE ANY SPLENDID AS.
SORfMEsT or LUMBER, which has been
selected, with the greatest care and OF the best
kind. from the Hooking Mills.
He has on hand at all times, an assortment OF
WAGONS, BUGG1rS, &C.,
Which viii be sold LOWER FOR CASH than
they can be had at any establishment in the couu-.
ty. Remember the old saying:-"Tke proof Of
tie pudding is ekeVing The sack"
He las employed the best of workmeu for each
branch Of business, by which means he hatierS
himself that his vork caNnOt be surpassed by any
shop in the county either for beauty or durabIi.
ty. The LATEST ud MOST APPROVED PAT.
TERMS VIII ut all times be used.
ALL WOKK WARRANTEDa
Very strict attention win be paid TO REPAIR
ING, PAINTING and TRIMMING Busges aud
Carriages.
All orders from distance will receive the most
prompt attention.
WANTED-In exchange for work any amount
of Lumber. Of any Kind suitable for the above bu
siness. RKlwayS in the Horse market,
f. NJ. WINTER.
June 90, 1919. NJ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23

STEW GTIGg GRAWGSa
A GENERAL assortment together with few
n of the entirely new style Camelion Long
Shawls, fine and desirable article, for salc at
November i6, l849 W. I WlSE'S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Axes aud VVoOd-Saws.

FOR CARRIAGE MAKERS.
wv L are now receiving,
wv Is pieces and 5 quarter Gum Cloth
o do do paiuted Canvass
do do double do
Is Hides Top Leather
Is Sides Enammelled do
Is do Patient Dash do
8pieces Worsted. Union, Damask & Rattinett
8 do Oil Cloth 3-4. 7.8, one yard wide
90 Sets Axels
2j Pairs Elliptic Springs
Which together with Laces, Hub Bands Maine.
BILE Iron, &C., makes the assortment complete
JOHN c. WEAVER g. co
Lancaster, October 26. 1849 25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23

New YORK ELEcTIoS.-lt is now settled def
ntely that the Wings have elected the controller,
secretary Of State, treasurer and State engineer
while the Democrats have elected the Judge OF
appeals, attorney general, canal commisSionernnd
prison inspector. The Legislature is equally di.
vided as follows:
Senate. Assembly. Joint Vote.
Democrat. lis 65 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
HOwe's Shaker SarsapariIIa
MPOUNDi

yHf SCOTT sole Agent for sir6eId County.
4tA Q Office oppisite the Telegraph Once; Matt
Street, Lancaster, ONO.
Warranted 10 be lhe putest, Cheapest and best
Safsapaiilla Compound EVER OFFERED to the
public Ii is purely vegetable, ana highly recon-.
mendcd BY The Medical P,ofessun throughout the
Nestem World, as the best puiiler Of the Blood
ever known, and for eGec.inG permanent erte ot
the following diseases.
Consumption and diseases of lhe Lungs. Salt
Rheum, Rug Worm, TetIeh Scald Head, DIopsyi
Scnrtey, White Swe,nSs, KHgs Evil, Neuralgia
Affections, Female " eaknes, add Distinctions,
Barenness, Nervous Diseases, Lsnguor, Fainlins
Sensations, Low Spirits, Dependency, Swooniug,
Epep'ic Fits, Convulsions, Loss Of Appetite, Gen.
sra Debility OF the System, Dyspepsia and Livet
Affections, vhch Iced 10 lntermtlenI and Remit
tent Fevers, Fever and Ague, Bilious Fevets, &c.
II is perfectly harmless. aud may be administered
10 peTsons in the very weakest stage Of sickness,
to the tiiOsl helpless infants, wtIou, dting the least
injury.
TIE slCK& & AFFLICTED als assured that
the SHAKER PREPARATION Of SARSAPA-
RlLLA is the only Que accommodated by Phys-
claus, aud the public respectfully 'rcqsesled 10
read The remarks and the advice given Ia the PAM
plet; TO study their own sase; 10 learn ,heit own
constitution. They will then be able to see wheth.
eTthe shaker SaTsaparIlia H applicable 10 their M
divdual case. II such be their conclusion, lose
not momsnt in commencing It's use delays only
tend TO increase the dsease) bu, perseyere aud the
happiest results will undoubtedly follow,
We Have goue TO steaI expense in having cut
supefbly finished STEEL ENGRAVING, on which 10
represented the Head one Of the Sect Of Shakers:
Therefore we CAUTION the 5ublic that Hone are
genuine that have uot the engraving as describedj
on the out side wrapper We should also desire
this fact 10 Ire particularly noted, that HOWE'S
SHAKER SARSAPARllLA COMPOUND is
put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLES,
with the words "DocToR EowE's sHAReR sARsaPA.
RILLA, NEW YORK." blown on the giaSJ.
! The bottles arc wrapped up in blue wrappers
a steel plate ehstatlhs, with Shakers head rep
resented it, as ab6te noted, on the outside, aud
at The bottom OF The label 4 fac simile Of DocroR
HowE's signature.
Be particular inisteiig hst The bottles are put up
as above described: you will then guard against
countsrfeits, protect your own heahh, aud prevent
the reputation OF this great remedy from being IN
jured ny unfair and dishonest nieahs.
FULL SIZED QUART boTTLEs FeR @ or sIx FOR IS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
StF Complaint, Sweeney, Dis'cmpv,

Stf Complaint, S~ecney DiS'cmper,
COrks and Sore Eyes Cured.
(M. Mitchell Postmaster at Fiat Fulton county
Illinois says:)
Mr. II. G. FARRELL: Your Arabian Linimcnt
is highly priced here. We cured one of my neigh.
bors horses Of the Stiff Complaint by abou, four
or i've applications, aud cured one Of MY own Of
the Sweeney. Our Sheriff Joseph Dykes. cttred
his horse of bad Cork with III ho also tried ii
on colt that had the Dstemper very bad. aud
cured it Immediately Essays it is decidedly the
greatest horse medicine he ever used. There
have been numbers cured OF Sore Eyes with it,
find it very valuable medicine both for man
and beast.
Beparc Of Coaate1teit5.
The genuine article is manufactured only by
u. q. Farrell. sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist. No. II Main STREET, Peoria,
ILL.,, to whom all applications for agencies or pur.
chase must he addressed. Be sure you get with
the letters II. G. before FarreIl's thus-H. 6.
FARRELL'S-a my signature on the wrap.
per- all OILERS are cotnterfets For sale by
GEORGE KAUFMAN. Lancaster, Ohio
J, CAMPBELL. Pickeringlnn,
and regularly authorized agents oil over the
United States.
Bcparc efa spurious preparation called
W. B. FarrcIPS arabian Linimeat.
gT'"Call and get Farrier Book, free of charge
October II. lS49 3na3
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WOOLLEN GOODS.

II AM now opening complete Stock of Cloths.
II Cassimeres, Sattinets, Pilot Beaver and Mack.
iuuw Over .Coatings, Twcejs, Flanuels, Kerseys,
Jeans, Ful'd Cloths, Sleeps Grey Cassincts, Lin.
seys. &c &c W. T. WISE.
Lancaster November l6 l849 %
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CLOTHING STORE

painted Oh the wall, in large letters.
All orders from distance filled promptly.
Lancaster, October 10, l349 "a
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HARDWARE, IRON & NAILS.
p. q. EMBrCH g. 90.

TEAM zvza!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23

ET is a matter Of the first interest to those who
u are afflicted to procure a remedy llat will re-
store health and d tile satie time leave the eon-
stllu,ion uninjured. Such
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23

TENhe Great Remedy for Consumption of the
IL Lungs, Affections Of the Liver. Asthma. Bron.
chnis, Pains or Weakness OF the Brast or Lungs,
and other affections Of The pulmnary Orsans.
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LyNcunuRc MARKETS. DEC. %.

Y
Pror'soHs-Pofk a. dull, Buoon,6 10 81; Beef, So To
ST. Com Meal - 10 50 cents.
Flour sia To 81.
ltheat Red so cents; White So
flnm.-Corn. 40 TO Is cts; Oals2S cents
Ciorer Seed No demand.
Uhistcy-3l 10 81 els.
Beeardr - 3 To % cents.
Bgticr-ll 10 70 cts.
BrnGtj- Apple, none Offering Peach none Offering
Dor IRON is5assored aud $50 90 when drawn to
order.
Cobee-Ro l2l cents; Laguira IL, Java 10
Mocha 20.
Country Linens II to l2s; Flax i2l 10 / 8.
Cotton IUns-Sales d 10 II cents.
Eealhers-30 10 80 els.
tiar Secd-Sales 90 to 95 cents.
Fish-ilerrings. No. l. 81 80; Shad. old 81 80
new 50
G6HeHg-26 cents.
Hemp--We quote 6 10 G, &C, in demand.
Liasecd Od-65 to - cents-in demand.
iard-6} to-
lielnsscs West India So to 10 per gallon \
10. i2to As cenls.
piaster-I.nmp, So 10 Sc; Ground. tGs 10 81.
Sugars - New Orleans6 tot cents; Porto REQ loSb
cents; Clarified - cents; Loaf at1l2l cents.
Sal-$l ST. q.
Ialior-9 10 O. cents.
tn $3.50 per Dbl
UooI-2t to % cts, in demand.
u DOL Rolis-no sales.
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Of Ham and the wife If Japher. with her child These
hgnres eNeep, he child. which is playing with lamb
nave Their attention directed 10 rainbow which the
Spectator behods through opened window of the ark
The Introduction of this additional feature in the ric
tnre is. 10 me, rather matter Of regret.
l. The returning dove. bearing evidence of the ahaied
waters aud bringing earnest OF the tument Of God
promise, and OF final deverance object OF snf
cient interest fully TO absorb the attention Of all the
family OF Noah.
The second painting has but principal figure is
Miriam. the prophecies and sister OF Aaron She seems To
have heard o the wheming of Pharauh's hnst the des-
rnctlon o which is not yet completed mud sei7ing her TIM
bre has rushed forward until she stands upun the verge
of rock oyethangirg the waters full in sisht Of the
drowning Egyptians Here, her steps scarce arrested
elashng the cymbas above her mead she nties her sub
lime song oi triumph. Triumph seems 10 be swelling
her bosom. oyeispeadlng her eunenaace. sparkling IN
her eye. and bursting from her lips. She is fine fIne
boldly conceived and well portrayed. Both these paint.
lngs are good specimens of and highly credi,abe
the artist whose increasing reputation should be highly
gratifying 10 his countrymen
We venture 10 hope that all the members of our com
mnnliy will avail themselves Of the oppottuuy INV
afforded To yisii the paintings Of Rosser and We shall
be eraied these hastily penned impressions OF short
visit. aid IN directing public attention to them W.
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Mr.. Editor Allow me. through your excellent
paper to call the attention OF the citizens of our town 10
Two tlne Paintings, by countrymen Thomas p
hosslter, now exhibiting at the Masonic Hall Those
VINO enjoyed The pleasure of seeing the "Ruth and
Naomi, by ihe same artist, will gladly avail ihom-
selves OF an opportunity 10 examine these later produc-
lions
Ihe paintings, now exhibiting are entitled "The Re-
urn o, the Dove TO the Ark, The Triumph of Faith -
ana MIRIAM Exnlllng The Destruction of Pharaoh's
rosl IN iiie tormer, the moment seized for repre-
se'<'o' ihal "hen The dove, having been dispatched
second time, first appears, returning with the olive
branch in her mouth.
The expression, The countenances of the diferent
figures, att rds an insight into the artists concepio, of
Their individual feelings, during their long confinement
IN me arkA section of the ark supposed be
ana the Patriarch, with his family around him. is await
Ing the return of the ORD. which just appears with the
olive leaf, the emblem Of Gods abated anger and of
peace and good will restored to man. Noah erect and
venerable, extending his arm, points TO the blessed
syhoo Ills majestic countenance indicates faith which
mas remained mistaken during the darkest hour of the
dreadful Judgment. He seems serene and noble mon
ument of trust in God His wife. a respectable wrinked
old lady, evidently belonging to that class who no longer
feel any interest in the conceamen of their aces has
countenance expressive of wonder II easy to IMAGINE
that during their season of trial. she has often doubted
ana needed encouragement from her fearless trusting
husband Her counienance is vet expressive of great
goodness and piey. Shems wife leans upon her mother
in-law her face. which is decidedly Grecian is beau
iu and the expressions of mingled surprise and irv
Japhet, whose heavy head and beard give him an aoed
anu venerable aspect is in the act of rising He seems
amazed Ham is behind his father-hs countenance is
n' intellectual or expressive.
LUCE Is another group, consisting of Shem The wife
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o B I r u A r Y.

IN Campbell County Mr.. MicsIah Stone, in the 70Jh
year OF his age of e dropsy lis disease of lin
gerng KIND, and his confinement very long, yet he
dl1 not seem to repine at the will fthe Almighty but,
relied lrmy on him. and at the time OF his death, he ap
peared to be steadas and mistaken in the faith of the
Lord Jesus Christ. frequently repeating passages of
Scripture; such as "my sheep hear my voice and know
them, and they follow and give unto them eternal
life and they shall never perish" He was perfectly in
his right mind to the last, and talked 10 the byslandes
until within few moments before he breatled his last
He has left wife and children 10 mourn their
loss. Truly it nav be said he died he had lived,
respected and esteemed
Precious in The sight of the Lord is The death of his
saints.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on 20 inst, by the Rev. Benjamin r. Daw
son, Mr. JOHN J. PARIS, of Bedford 10 Miss JF.AlI-
MA H. daughter Of MIR. Robert IL. Neighbors, deed,
Campbell.
-, on Wednesday evening the 9Th inst, by the
Rev. James NJ. Cofer, Mr.. DAVID BARNETT OF
Montgomery county. to Miss FRANCES r., daughter
of John w. Schenk decd, Of Bedford.
-, on Thursday evening, The Goth inst. by the
same, at the residence Of Zichariah d. Tinsley ESQ.
Mr.. WM. p. MORRiSS of Amherst county, to Miss
SARAH c., daughter of Capt Pleasant Dawson, decd,
of Bedford.
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ROSSITER'S PAINTINGS.

A correspondent has rendered unnecessary a
commendatory notice we intended to bestow up
on the fine paintings now exhibiting in the Ma
sonic Saloon. The unfav orabe state of the wea
Their, last week, has induced a change of the de-
termination to limit the exhibition to three days.
1t will remain open to day and to morrow ,Subscrib-
ing, generally, to the opinions of our correspon-
dent we can only say that our citizens have rare
ly, if ever, had an opportunity of seeing such
paintings. In our last notice written before we
had visited the gallery, we alluded to "Ruth and
Naomi" as one of the pictures This was a mis-
take-that painting having passed into private
hands,
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PRESCRIPTION.

We really did not expect to see the Enquirer
striving to avert from the Democratic majority
the responsibility of turning out of office the late
Sergeant at Arms Of the House of Delegates, by
showing, from the Virginian, that four Wings vo-
ted for Col. Street. We had supposed the Enqui-
rer in common with the Democratic press and
party Of the State, reioiced over the deed and re.
garded il as but an earnest of the wholesale pro-
scnpon which is 10 be perpetrated when the an
nual election of the basement officers takes place.
We never dreamed that it would attempt 10 en-
tenuaie the offence by pleading that few Wings
we're aiding and abetting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-24

Hs5> Messrs. Gaynor aud Wood, Druggists OF
Richmond, have remembered distant friends and
sent us, through Mr.. d. r. Lyman, Christmas
present of Coral DentIfce and D Orsay Cologne
both admirable articles of the kind. The name
of Lord Spencer is preserved by ta-less coat,
and that of Stanhope will live in a two wheeled
vehicle, when Chestcrfield's letters and his
speeches in Parliament-and he was an orator.
are forgotten. D'Orsay the most accomplished
man of his day, may, in like manner, be associa-
ted with delicate perfume, when the names OF
Lady b lessington and N. p. Willis are not found
in the most comprehensive biographical diction-
arV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-24

BROWNLOW'S WING.

Instead of the usual large sheet, we received
last week, from the office of the Knoxville Wing,
sort of hand bill The Editor sets forth that
his office has been threatened with destruction, by
mob, for several nights and that, in the confu-
sion incident to having it well garrisoned with
friends, armed TO the teeth and determined TO
lose their lives in its Defence he has not been able
TO get out the paper. We hate mobs, and hope
Knoxville may not be disgraced by any thing APP
preaching to one.
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sons of Ten,ucrnncc

splendid Bble will he nrpsented 10 Pendleinn d.
vision, Ne: %. on MONDAY, (,his evening. at the
Methodist Protestant Church. Tho Bible will he pre-
senled Ia the Division (on behalf of the dono) by Rev
T. w Patriarch Walker and will be received (un be.
hall Of The Dvlsnn.) by Bro. Ino w. Townley. The
members of The Abner Clupon Division. aud all other
Sons nj Temperance in gpnd standing. Ms well the
public generally, invited 10 attend. The members
Ut pendleton Division Will meet ut their Hall n, 81
o'clock. Z. NJ JC YOUNG r. s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-24

o. The Naval Court Martial, which recently
sat upon the four seamen of the U. S. ship Ger
mantown, charged with muny and striking an
officer, sentenced them TO receive fifty lashes and
be dismissed the service. The Secretary approv-
ed the sentence but reduced the number of lash
es to thirty-sx which were duly administered on
bofcf he Pennsy lvana