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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-16


THOSE that initiate DR. TOwnseAds Sarsapariea nave
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Fsmalss
&c, &c, and have copied bills and circulars which
relates to the complaints Of women word for word
other men who put up medicine have since the great
success Of Dr. TJwnsends Sarsaparia in complaints in
ciden 70 emSea recommended theirs although
they did not number Of these mixtures Pills &c
are injurious to emaes they aggravate disease and
undermine the constitution. Dr. Townsends 10 the only
and begt remedy for the numerous female complaintsh
rarely, ever fails Of ofecting permanent cure. II
be taken by the most delicate females any case
or by those expecting to become mothers, with the
greatest advantages, AZ prepares tho system and
prevents pain or danger and strengthens both mother
and child. Be careful to get the genuine. .-
9crOfSlla Cured. aor
This certificate eoncusvey proves that this Sarsapa
rla has perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of the Blood Three persons cured in house ID uupro
cedented.
Opinions Of Physicians.
DR.. Townsend IL almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts Of the Union
Thu 10 10 certify that We the undersigned Physicians
Of the City Of Albany have In prescribed
Dr. Townsends SarSaparlla and believe il to be one
Of the most valuable preparations In the market. M
Mp. PULLING, MD. e..s.
j. WILSON NJ. D. .f .5.H
II. b. BRIGGS NJ. D.
Albany, April 1877. e. ELMEND RI ND
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces,
1 Magnetic Batteries, &c.

1MdSucuC GdttCfsCSS CACs
THE subsc riber has taken ROOMS in Boven'S Block
No. 203 Main Street. Worcester,-where he now has,
and VIII constantly keep SALE agent, large assor~
ment OF Mead's Vibrating Magnetic eries-Abdom
nal supporters Trus Braces. and various
ether mechanical appdncesgr proinove OF human
health and comfort s5.f1kft5 rs s. go 20
The subscriber, in applying the Magnetic Battery, in
connection either with without these rtlces has re-
eved cured many Persons in different parts of The
State, affected with ruptures spnn cnrvanres, rheuma
n and variety OF disorders and he will
continue do either at his Rooms or al The residence
OF any lady or gentleman, who may favor him with a
requesi for any OF the above Instruments or for his ser
vices in The application of the Galvanic Battery. M
ApriI l2 DIFF JOHN G.. KNAPP
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ThNheroLe President ofthe TeTnont Medica Col'ege
considers il 2 composition of excellence Tor the
cure of the formidable type in our cmae
Consumption" 49,. "a ~ gssar1 II -
PROF.. CLEVELA ND, of Bowdoia College
writes have Witnessed the effects If your Cherry Pee
torl IN my cwn family, and thai Of my riends ii has
gwen great satisfaction both adults and children
Ihe H. Ktu Lord bishop of Newfoundland writes in
letter his rend who was fast sinking under an All, e
lion Of the lungs: Try The Cherry Pecoral and h any
medicine can give relir with the blessing Of
wiLn l# ssIs PRrcE rs CeNTs pen RoTrIv h ,''
Prepared by ]. &. AVER, Loosu, M ss. Sold In Wor
ceser by Scott Lazell, Green IL Co and NJ b.
Dr.; Coriew, Injury, and by druggists generally.
June =. itasss f.r 81 t8k3atifN III p d3taw weop
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- A COMM0DloUs Store, Tenement. and Barn
esrA n situated at Webster Depot. II is well calcu-
aIe] for the Beet and shoe business. alsn lance
ohsp for Ihese branches Of business be fonnd in ns
vicinity II is also well arranged Tor merchandising,
which purpose has been occupied for several years.
For TERMS which viii be liberal good tenant apply
10 the Depot Master, or CLEMANS & HARMED near ina
remises dtJ Webster, Nov 2.
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Great Cough Reneeay.

G7ot the Governn emf to observe the faith or
VAies' and prevent any aggression by our clti.
upon territories OF friendly nations. have,
Heiore. Thought Unnecessary and proper to issue
( lProclamaton, to warn all citizens of the Uni.
Estates, who shall connect themselves with an
VerPrlse so grossly iAviolation OF our treaty. OBJ.
Eations, that they will thereby subject the M
ives to the heavy penalty pronounced against
I'm by our acts of Congress, and will forfeit
eir claims TO the protection Of their country.
such persons must expect the interference OF
n Governmentin any form in their behalf, no
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This Extract Of Sarsapala has been expressly pre-
pared IN reference to female complaints No female who
nas reason suppose she i approaching that critical Pc
riod The tHrH Of kt,' should Aegeet to take H. as
S certain preventive for any ofihe numerous and
horrible diseases to which females subject at this
ysers BY using this medicine. Nor Is it less valuable
ior those who are approaching womanheod, as il is
calculated to assist nature by quckening tho bloed
Invaluable for all the delicate diseases to wheA wo
men subject. - -. s ~
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TO LET,
TWO FRONT ROOMS on MAIN STREET. few doors
Il north of the Post Office Iaquire at this Office.
June %. DIR
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CetAstios Chalk, and variety Of propar Mona genef
a IN USE when spPbed 70 the face very pspo Of
the circulation wbeh when nature il not waited by dis
ease or powder, the skin iniamed by the alkaiics
used y soaps beauties III production ID the aha
man ace bivne a. we'll In the garden of rich and de-
licstely tinted and varesated nowen free, activs
and healthy circulation Of che hnds or the eoprsing Of
the pure fch bioed 70 the extremlies ID that which
paints the egnnensnce tn the exquisite beauty
. that whieh impars the indescribabls shades and
as:hes e iov:ine.s that Al admira but none can des
Psrdsv sSap Mthsrs 10 rot frss and healthy eirca
atloA thsre u no beauty. II the lady 10 fair a. driven
snow, " she paint and nee sosmetiss and the blood
brown OF yellow, and there 10 pure ana active blood II
gives siea boo soths cbseks apda briancy TO thsis
syss that b fascinating.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

w. II. SHUTT advertisos his Carriage
Shop and Livery Stable. He has refitcd
both in an excellent manner, and is now
ready to accommodate the public in va.
rious ways. See advertisement.
X. r. Mccall has opened a shop in
SheAer's building, lilo is an excellent
workman and will give satisfaction. Call
and see.
w. S. BEATTY advertscs Goucher's
Ague Medicine. 1t will bo seen that its
virtues are acknowledged by responsible
individuals.
SMITH & Tone have received their
new Stock of Ready made Clothing,
Cloths, Cossinetts, &c. If you wish to
clothe yourselves. in neat aud fashiona,
BILE manner, give them call. They keep
every thing in their line.
NJ. SMALLEY advertises the receipt of
his Spring stock of Fashionable Hats
and Caps. He can make the ugliest man
have passuble appearance, and a beau.
tiful man ho renders really charming.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
Newspaper Cslse.

The following decision is important to
q certain class of people, who are in the
habit of taking papers without paying for
them, and then say that they had not or
dered them:
THE following case. decided in the
Supreme Cnult at Bristol. R. l., is repor-
ted in the Bristol Phoenix.
Jasper Harding VS.. Henry d. Wolf
action Of assumpsit TO the Pennsylvania
lnqurer,a ne wspaper published at Phila.
delpha.
1t was proved on tho part Of plaintiff
that the name of the defendant was ol
his subscription books from 1885 to 1874
that the paper was regularly enclosed il
wrapper, directed to the defendant ant
deposited in the post office in that city
Bills for the paper had also been forwar
ded.
The defendant denied ever having or
dered the paper.
The Court ruled that the regular mail
ing ofa newspaper for length of time
was at least prima facie evidence of III
reception. and that receiving paper foI
a certain time and not ordering the same
to be discontinued, was sufficient to holt
the person liable for the subscription
price, Notwithstanding he may never have
ordered that paper sent. Verdict fol
| plaintiff"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

rel; by the single barrel SIC. Pork was
dull at $50 per barrel. SsIl beef could
scarcely be sold. No one weuld give $l4
per barrel for it.
II tappears that. Notwithstanding the
many repnrls to the contrary, the United
States store ship Lexington did not sail
from San Francisco for the United States
nll the goth Of January. She had s40O.-
900 in gold on board.
The largest lump that MIR. S. has seen
weighed fnureen nunCes, He knew Of
piece that weighed with The dirt about
sixty ounces, which had been sold for
thirty ounces. it containing about that
much pure gold.
AtFairs III Califnrnia. were, taking ev.
erylhing iutu consideration, quite Peacea'
BILE.
None Of the Oregon gohl had been
seen in California. There were still re.
ports that gold had been discovered in
that territory
The British ship Of waT Calypso was at
Mazatlan, TO leave soon for England.
She would take away over 50 900. 900
in specie. Oflhis there were over o, 900
ounces of California gold ,andof this | 600
ounces belonged TO Mr.. Suwerkrop. The
reason he put it on board the c. was, thu
he could not fined conveyance for ii
direct to the United States. Those who
think ii strange that the gold does not
reach this country in larger quantities,
should take this fact into consideration
While Mr. S. was at Maxa,lou, Cali.
fnrnia gold was sold at $15 per ounce. and
The pr"ceeds put on any vessel free OF
charge.
The Herald in concluding the summary
Of news by Mr.. s., of which the above
embraces the must interesting item,
says
After going into careful examination
with Mr.. s., we we're assured that about
S4,OOO,o0O in gold had been nliained
from the mines Ofhis, 81 800 900 had
passed through The custom house ot San
Francisco, valued at $40 10 Sl3 per ounce
100000 had gone of III dribblcis, in
trunks. boxes aud on the persons Of its
owners, To Oregon. Valparaiso, Sydney
N. $. w. Sandwich Islnnds, the United
States, England. &c. &c, to save freight
Scvcrul luls, Of $40 900 each. had gone
off in this way. $l,0O0.0O0 was in the
hands oflhc merchants Of San francisco;
about 900 900 was scattered over Cal,
ifornia. in large and small parcels, in the
possession Of parties, miners. &C., that
had not been sent down to San Francisco
This, Mr. Suwerkrop assured us, wns a
very moderate calculation. Il was made
with the greatest care in order not to de.
ceiye the public.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
SherIH,S Sale.
IN PARTITION.
Charles F. Sh@lIer,

Charles +. SnBler,
as. >IN PARTITION
Mary V. Boose. et ais.
DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
Id from the Court OF Common Pleas for Fair
field County, Ohio. | will offer and expose to sale
by public Vendne and Oucry, at the door of tho
Court House in said Caunly. on Monday The 3Otk
day Of April neat between the hours of 10 o clock
A. NJ. and o'clock p M. of said day, the follow
ing described Lands and Tenements to.wit: All
OF the North half of Lots Nos and 9 in The 18th
SqHare Of the Town Of lancaster, save and par
tIcularly except 30 leet off of the South end of
said hafL Lots Nos and in the said l5th Square,
by line drawn East and West through said halls
Lots. subject however to the Dover Estate there
in of Mrs. Mary " BoOse, as assigned TO her
Also, thirty feet Oft of the South end Of the North
half of Lots Nos and 9. in the 18th Square OF
the rOwn of Lancaster. Also the South half NJ
Lot No. Is in the 9TH Square of the Town of Ian.
caster. Also, Out Lot, lying in the West side Of
and being part of Znne's location at Lancaster.
adjoining Fraction No. of Township No. IA and
Range No. 10, of the United States survey. con-
tanning seven and one-fourth Acres. This last
mentioned Tract Of Land to he sold subject to n
subsistng aud unexpred lease thereon. in favor
Of + A. ShalIer and jacob Shelter, which will
expire April LIST. 1851.
Terms Of Sale-One-thir1 the purchase money
To be pad in hand. one-third in one year. and the
residue in two years with interest on deferred
payments from day of sale,
OLIVER. Fl. PERRY. Sheriff.
March 80, t849. $3.50 5w47
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DHiIY Limos

II. T HoYT has established daily line
of2 horse coaches between Lancaster and
Pomroy, an advantage which, we doubt
not. will bo appreciated by the citizens
the valley below. We trust that he
will be amply remunerated.
The line will connect with tho Daily
line to Columbus; and through tho sum.
mer season. we understand, the coaches
between Lancaster and Newark, will be
run daily; so that, with tho Eastern and
Western Coaches, the citizens of the
Hooking Valley, through tho summer
months at least, will have fine travelling
facilities.
Lancaster is looking mp!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

THE HOME DEPARTMENT

= Our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are due Ia that
sterling and enlightened friend Of ngri.
culture. Gen. John G.. Chapman, for a
copy of the amended hill, entitled "A bill
tn establish an additional department In
be called tie Home Department" 1t
provides that in addition to the present
executive departments. there shall be Gre
aled a Home Department, with the fol
lowing officers. viz: Secretary. an As.
SiStdnt Secretary, Commissioner Of Pen
uoas, a CommissiOner Of Patrn'sa. Com
missioner 0f General Land Office. and a
COmmiSsiOner of Indian A6dirs, which
department is In have the care aud cnslo.
dy of all matters relating To Pensions,
Patents, Public Lands, Indian AGairS,
aud The Census, the supervision Of the ex.
penses of courts, and shall audit all nc.
counts relating to tho administration of
justice. The Secretary IF tie Home De.
partment is 10 coRdvct such correspondence
al homc and abroad. as he shall think best
addpt d 10 PrOn,ofc MePyogrcss 0f Agri.
culture, and IN obtain and publish Me ag.
,jc4ltural datiStics ofhe Sercral States Of
tie Uni n, as also Of .J1yeign nations.
Tho ralaries are as follows; Tho Sec
retnry, Sc ,000-Assisiant Secretary. 49,.
000--thc several commissioners the same
salaries as are now allowed by law: the
Secretary is authorized to employ in the
several bureaus the same number Of clerks
aud other officers us are now authorized
by law, aud to employ not exceeding five
additional clerks 10 carry the provisions
oflhe law into effect: an appropriation
Of $40 900 is mado to carry tho law into
effect.
We are pleased with that feature ofthe
bill which provides for superintendence
over The interests Of agriculture, because
it recOga'seS The FACT, that agriculture
really is a part and parcel of. and has an
identity of interest with, the other clas.
ses of society--a fact, five were to Judge
by the marked neglect with which il has
been heretofore treated, was considered
Of eqnivocal ixedncss.
This recognition will do foi an entering
wedge, for the present, aud it will remain
fer the hushandmcn of the Union. SO 10
usc their numerical strength in future O.
lcclions, MS 10 make their Representa-.
tives kNow that they have not only rights
but the resolution to malntain them tire.
mains FIR them 10 insist upon aPpvopria.
t'Ons Qi the public domain being made. svf
fcicaIy ample, 10 establish and sapP0rt
agricultural institutions throughout the
co0atrYto for the edHcatiOn Of The sons Of e0.
ry farmer and planter in Mc country. Oho
may desire 10 see them thus qualified 10
pursue rural occupations. All other in.
terosls oftho country have been munif
Gently cared and provided for--and we
would ask" Why SHOULD THAToF 40.
RIcuLTURE, THE NoBLHsr AND MOST USE.
FuL OF TuEM ALL, HAVE BEEN so LONG
NEoLGcTED'"-- american Farmer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
On Next Monday,

The qualified voters of the Corporation
Of Lancaster will be called upon to vote
upon the question of Corporation sub
scrip,iou to the Scioto and Hooking Val
ley Railroad.
Tho Corporation Of Portsmouth, as we
stated last week, has voted subscrip.
ton of 100000. In addition to this
$4,000 was subscribed by individuals,
which will be incl Ieased to $4,000.
ltis useless for us to attempt to impress
uur citizens with the Importance of the
work. They feel and know it. and while
we are confident that very large majori
~ are in favor of pushing forward The
enterprise, let it be kept in mind that q
decided railroad vote, on mex, Monday
will have very favorable tendency.
Then let all the friends of The enter
prise go to work, determined to push i
through.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
Select School.

THE undersigned respectfully gives notice.
II that his School is removed To the house
formerly used bv the German Reform Church,
on COiEmbus Street, in which he proposes open
ng good School on Monday the l6th day Of
april nszt.
As bis School will contain but limited NUM-
Der Of pupils those wishing To send, will do well
in subscribing thereto at their earliest conve.
niepce. in order to ensure situation for their
children.
Persons from nll parts Of the town can be ac-
commodated. Terms ns usual.
NJ. HILL.
N. B. Those indebted for tuition. are notified
that need the mouey and cannot wait longer.
Lancaster. March 30. l849. 47 NJ II.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
COnncc,Icu, Elections.

The Locofocos and Free Sellers united
in Connecticut, and with the assistance OF
Wing apathy succeeded in electing three
out Of four Congressman. There is no
election of Governor by the peoplei but
it is probable that the Wings will have a
majority, on joint ballot, over LocOfocos
aud Free SoIers, in the Legislature, and
thus obtain the State offices.
Thus, in Connecticut, as in Ohio, to.
cofocosm and AboIiIionism has joined
hands. Have our Sugar Grove friends
anything to say 10 this2 Arc the Wings
responsible for that?
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
Forty days LnIcr from the Gold
VsegiOns.

The New York Herald of yesterday
contains advices from san francisco Ia
tho 9Th Of February by A. Suwerkrop,
E'q. who has made very quick "trip
overland through Mexico To Vera Cruz.
thence 10 Mobile, in The Br. sleamer
Great Western, aud thence To New
York.
Mr.. S had visited the mines with Gov.
Mason aud Capt. Folsom, and had been
over about three leagues of The dggin2s.
He confirms all that those officers have
written relative To the gold region. He
met in his journey through Mexico about
1000 Americans, Mexicnns. Englishmen,
Frenchmen, &c. &C.. on their woy To the
coast b0Bnd &c Calilornia.-Tho Mexi.
can banditti levied black mail on all bul
tho armed parties Of Americans With
thom they had seen the elephant"
The price Of gold has risen, in conSe.
quenco of the arrival Of specie from San
Bias Valparaiso &c, and which hns been
placed in the hands Of the merchants ut
San Francisco for Investment.
The whele Of Lower California wns
deserted by the men.who had gone North
to tho placer. When Mr.. Sawcrkrop
touched at Cape San Jose he found scarce.
" any males there.
Tho latest letter states thar. after d
winter OF the gre attest severity, fine wealth
or had set in. the snow had begun to mel
and many diggors had started, and were
onthe eve Of starting Tor the mines, u
recommence operations. aud that the sale,
ofgoods had. i'll consequence, begun IL
increase.
About seven hundred persons had ar
rived at San Francisco from Valparaiso
and about four hundred from tho Sand
wich Islands. There were about sever
thousand in California. ready to com
mence operations in the mines the mo
ment the weather would permit.
The price Of provisions had beeom'
more moderate. On the 30ih of Junuar,
-four 10 parcels was selling at $40 per bar
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
California Gold.

NROM the fact that Gold is found in great abun
- dance 10 California. aud as II is last finding
its way amongst us, il would appear wise. on the
part Of our Merchants and traders. 10 be looking
uUt for themselves desirabe locations at this time
as the sken net purses Of our farmers aud Me.
chanics, in all probability, will be soon filled with
the shining yellow Boys
The question naturally arises. where can each of
us locate ourselves in trade that our interests in
all respects, will best be setnredlAI would an.
swer that Lithopols, Fairfield County. can fur.
nish at least two comfortable we'll finished Store
Houses to any who wish to avail themselves of
this opening at this time, for trade. II is not
perhaps saying too much that there is not, in this
or any of the adjoining counties, nj this time, u
more desirable point Of trade. We have -four
ishing village surrounded by a dense population
Of thriving farmers. who will bring in their gold
Ell treasures to this place for trade. We have
but two Dry Good Houses now in operation at
this time. We have numbered MS high as six
Stores in this place.
For the further information of any who may be
desirous of securing location in all respects de.
srable, would remark: first, we have as healthy
a village as any perhaps in the State Of Ohio. We
have two comfortable Brick Churches Metho.
dist and Presbyterian, and large Academy, re.
Gently erected and the School in full progress un.
utI tl6 6SupcTlultuuunCt OI On6 OI our most eNpo
rienced aud distinguished teachers. DR.. john
WILLIAMS, late ofthe Greenfield Academy. We
have in great measure all the advantages of the
Canal without its disadvantages. such as Chills
and Fevers, &C., being about two miles Distant
We are also distant from Columbus, Lancaster and
CircevilIe, about equal distance, Is miles, aud
midway between Lancaster aud COlumbus-giv
ing us fine scope of territory 10 operate on. We
have at this time. through the enterprise of D
TALLMADoE, Esq, daily four horse coach run
ming through our village. We have two Hotels
together with almost all of the different mechan
ica branches carried nn in the village.
There are rooms attached to one af the Store
Houses which will accommodate small family
comfortably, with an excellent Spring of Water
on the same lot. now occupied by DR., G. W. Defle
baughas Grocery and Provision Store. Let m,
say 10 oil who wish TO commence business, or Il
any who at this time have on hand Inr Stock O
Merchandise, well assorted, either of Dry Goods
Hardware, Groceries, &c, combined, or Gro
Gerry and Provision Store. that Lithupolis is the
place where you can. with proper industry, accu
mulate the Gold or its equivalent as fast, perhaps
as in California. There is fair chance at th
time at lenst-call and see.
For further particulars concerning the buildings
call on the subscriber. LEWIS HUBER.
LithOpois. March 0, l8i9. 44tf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
Recovery Oi the Government Jew.
cIs--ATCcst Of the Thieves.

Nav YoRK, April 8, 0, p. M-Henry
y. Jones, Of Philadelphia, and T, Jones,
were arrested to-day in ihis city, char ged
with robbiug Tho United States patent
Office orthe Government Jswels--Thcre
were found buriod in tho cellar of Jones'
house, ono hundred and dtwen'y diamonds,
enc hundred aud fouy.lhree jewle. three
hnudred dollars worth oi gold in bar
supposed to be from tho scabbard Of the
sword presented by the emperor Of Rus,
eia TO Commodore Biddle--the Gold
Snuff Box and pint bottle Of Ouu of
Roses. The parties are in prison, and
will leave Tomorrow morning III charge
Of police officers for Washington.-Ba Bali,
Pat.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
Independence.

Be independent Lot not the frowus of
this man. or The smiles oftha, one, entico
you from the path of duty. Earnestly
strive to discover the right, aud when
found, as earnestly strive to maintain il.
The "milk.and water" man is tho most
despicable Of Gods creatures. He is
6tly described by an EpgliShman, as on
fence between Honesty aud Dishones.
ty-a blank leaf between the Old and
New Testament, belonging to neitherdis.
pensation.