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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
Total In Europe 10, 678
Grand Total, II. 403
1924. 500

Grand Total, IL AUS 81 pa, 652, 500
The above gives the number of miles Of
railroad IN operation at the commence
ment Of the present year-ths cost per
mile OF their construction, and the aggre-
gate expenditure. Within the last twenty
years these seventeen thousand four hun
dred and three miles OF railroad have been
built at an expense Of tloslue hundred and
forty four millions, sir hundred 6fty-t,uo
thousand foe hundred dollars. And it is
asserted, that the roads now in progress.
including those which will be completed
within the next .fUe years, will represent
an additional amount Of capital equal to
the sums already expended upon those that
are finished.
Ii will be noted that the above table only
comprises roads finished and in operation,
while in Europe and in America thousands
of miles are in progress Of completion, and
thousands Of additional miles are contem-
plated and being projected.
For instance, at the close OF the year
1e47 the Railways built and in progress
in England. Wales. Scotland and Ireland
amounted to 12,481 miles contemplating
capital of s1.567 ,SS7 900; and the
whole amount actually expended, on Rail,
ways, to the end Of September, 154S, was
1887 DE, 900.
And in France, at the close Of the year
1876, the number Of miles of railway in
progress and completed was 3,641, re-
curing capital of s416, 100000.
In Russia also, at the end of the year
1847 there were 1000 miles Of railway in
progress, which are being rapidly built by the
government, although only 113 miles are
in operation. as stated in the above table
And in the United States, 6.4S1 miles
are in operation, while the number Of miles
Of railway in progress of completion. are
comparatively greater than in the EuIO-
pean countries above mentioned.
The number Of miles Of railway in ac-
tual operation in the several States of tht
Union, will appear from the following ia
BILE:
Maine III "a miles; New Hampshir,
263 1-2; Vermont 81 1-2; Massachusetts
$40 "a, Rhode Island GA -; Connection
l2701.2.
Total in New England 1913 miles.
sNew York 1.019 miles; New Jersel
239 -; Pennsylvania 720 1-2; Delawar
40; Maryland 252; Virginia 400; NOrtI
Carolina 255; South Carolina 2O4; Geor
gia COZ; Florida 70; Alabama Ill; Mis-
sissippi 95; Louisiana so 1-2; Kentuck,
%; Illinois So; Indiana SO; Ohio 294
Michigan 264.
Grand Total, 6, 421 1-2 miles.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

Professor Mulder, so well known by his
discovery Of proteine. (shs much controvei'
ted substance). has Just Illuminated a SOL
emn condemnation Of the potato. "As an
article of food" says the learned chemist
.ahis tuber is not nourishing. and is the
cause of the moral and physical degrada'
ton of the nations who make use Oft" &c.
The question, however, does not, exclu-
siyely lie in this consideration Of the nutri-
tive principles, but. whether the same are
or are not Of easy assimilation; for We
might as we'll feed on gutta percha, csoutch'
QUO, or urea, il ihese principles alone vert
kent in yiew.-L' Union Medicals.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
Want OF Woman % share the PASTORAL Lii
Of Australia.

Of AUSTRALIA.
At this sheep station where we had en-
camped met with an individual who had
seen better days, and had lost his property
amid the wreck Of colonial bankruptcies:
a tee-totaller with, Pope's Essay on Man
for his consolation, in a back hut. This
melancholy Jacques" lamented the state Of
depravity to which the colony was reduced,
and assured me that there were shepherd
esses in the bush! This startling fact should
not be startling, but for the disproportion
Of sexes and the squatting system, which
prevents the spread Of families. Ii paste
Ialization were not one thing and colonial
ton another, the occupation Of tending
sheep should be as fit and proper for women
as for men. The pastoral life, so favoIa-
bic to love and the enjoyment Of nature,
has ever been favorite theme of the poet.
Here it appears to be the antidote Of all
poetry and propriety, only because mans
better half is wanting. Under this unfa
vorable aspect the white man first comes
before the aboriginal native. Were the
intruders accompanied by women and
children they could not be half so unwel
come. One Of the most striking differen
ces between squatting and settling in Aus
tralia consists in this. Indeed, if it were
an object to uncivilize the human race,
know of no method more likely to effect i
than to isolate man from the gentler Sc,
and children.-Col. Sir J. MitchePs EI
petition to the Interior Of Tropical Aus
tralia.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
pu,,,bmens of Prize Fishsins.

In the New York House Of Assembly
thew have reported bill to punish prize
fighting, which extends to those leaving the
State for the purpose Of fighting, to those
training for fights, and the trainers Ihls
is right.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

people, the advancen,ent Of the human
rcce! ~
Are there not such men in Kentucky
Yea-and they will be beard and felt.
Let not the friends OF the whole race in
Kentucky be discouraged. Let them not
distrust themselves. Let4them do their
duty, and they will achieve a victory that
their children's children viii bless them for.
FAYErrE.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

1t appears by a table prepared BY the
Milwaukee Sentinel, that the population
of that city, numbers 5.44s; and that the
increase during the past year has been
1880.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
WHOLE NUMBER 90.


The American Railroad Journal Of
Feb. 24th, contains some valuable and in
teresting statistics upon the subject OF rail-
roads, showing their present condition
throughout the world. The following table
is more fully accurate than any before pub
lished on the subject
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
West Point Acadernt

The following are the items of APpro-
priaton in the bill "for the support of West
Point Academy" for the year commencing
with July next,-now under consideration
in the House:
Pay Of Officers, Instructors, Cadets &c s79, 764
Commuta tion Of Subsistence, 5,62l
Forage of Horses for Officers and Pof. 2,406
Clothing for Officers Servants, 400
Repairs, Fuel, Stationary and Comm
gencies, 26,46O
For increase and expenses Of LibrGy 1000
Expense Of the Board of VisiteTs, 1904
Barracks for Cadets 10000
New Mess Hall 5000; Reading Hall
$4,000, 1000
Hospital for Enlisted Men, $500
Permanent Barracks for Engineer
Troops, 5000
Total for expenses and Improvements ELI 1895
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

In the formation Of single Locomotive
steam.engine. there are no fewer thsn5 ,416
pieces to b put togsthsr. and these require
to be as scesIstsly ABUSED e. the works OF
"a Watch.s 80 q ssse-a sIo.a ssAa.-.asa % 80
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

The average expense Of running tram
upon the great English railways is e:tlnna-
ted at one dailling(22 IL cts.) per mne'
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
From the Lex. Observer and Re porter.
Statistics and Probable state Of Opinion
absat slavery I'm Kentucky.

There are in Kentucky, according to the
report Of the second Auditor, to the present
general assembly, 1872, 470 slaves. These
are distributed as follows:
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
S57,921 G4
Net earnings,

This Road is now in progress Of con-
struction from Mansfield to Newark, dis
lance Of 90 miles. and will be opened the
present year. It is also proposed to extend
the Road from Newark to Portsmouth via
Lancaster, Circlevi.le, and Chillicothe,
down to the Scioto Valley-thus forming
another line of railway from the Lakes to
he o hio River.-Cin. Gazette.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
,ran.feia and sa.du.ky R.iirs.a,

The amount expended on account Of this
Road is e.. .,.a Fol s1,106.l21 25
Gross receipts last year, SIPS "a
Expenses, 27,921 30
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
ss2.45l,ssO

| to-I fCI ,yoV
The above estimate, of course, was made
before the golden deposits were discovered IN
Caliionia.-Ci Gazette.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
Mining.

M. Chevalier, the most distinguished sta
tistician in Europe, makes the following
calculation as regards the production of the
precious metals. OF Gold,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
s43.56S.5sO

Equal TO 1873 800 lbs. svoirdupOis.
The whole value Of Gold and Silver produced
at this time is
Gold, S43, 56s, 80
Silver, 3s,Ss3,40O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which In all diseases arrangements OF the female frame,
obsfrHioHs, dRuittss, PaigfI mensruGiOHs, &C. has
effected cure, This root Ia indigenous to oar soil, and
found In large quantities, and rs medicinal property
stands without an eQua u forms one Of the compounds
In the preparation, which whole " the best remedy
ever given TO dchlitaed female II IL sure and the sys
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
CABINET MAKING.

VHVllE undersigned respectfully nnnonnces 10
II the citizens Of Lancaster aud vicinity thn
he intends cnrrying on the ubove business in all
its Uari0us bran ches at the old ptnnd ui Ilenry
Schultz. in C0HHcHs Row lwO doors below the
Eagle Office; where by strict attention IL business
lie hopes to receive liberal slhrc Of public pa
trOnage lle intends tn keep work ui tn plain.
est aud mos, fashionable style on hnnd, nj nll times
md at all prices. liswolk will bo n"'lo Ia the
very hest manner and Ollhe best scdsonsd timbcr
lie bus ii has employ some at the very best wnfk
men in the State aud therefore eau warrant hi
work. lie will make
SOFAS and IOuNGES--lineSt quilted to Tie
Ilanest pad seats
TURKISH DlVANS aud OTrOMANS;
SIDE BOARUS-ol the most fashionable and
superior style, aud ol various mlerlls
BUREAUS Mahogany and pluiu urevely des.
criptou; TABLES nfnll patterns nrd yleS;
MAHOGANY CHAIRS; Book Cases u Be-
cretorie.; Couniiug-llouse aud other Dcsksi
HAT RACKS 0l every descript N;
WARD ROBES and WASH STANDS
BEDSTEADS-Ma Mahogany Wn|nu mud Cherry
lIigh.rost French CUlches, French, Grccul aud
Serpenluo.
CoFtlNS made in the shortest notice aud NJ
extra charge for hrarse. All iuNrlals VIII he at
tended To IN person,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

virtue auu power . neal 90 many diseases. Eul
~uce ii is well known Iltt mop than 10000 per
son, have been cuird, on friends will begin to re
al2r th" Truth Of out rcmul ., which we made about
SIX munlhs ago; VIZ: IhaI trre would not be i
family III America who would l,,r = dav wilhum
possessing q box OF McAbliS' 'rERS M HeaBap
OiHtBcHt il they bot kncw irs virtues
NcAllslrr's Al.Iieaua O,nlmrut restores per
spIaon in The system. l'y this mean, it opru>
those avenues hOugn wIrch nature carries cff lhe
impurities w,h'n, and tnu, relieves the tod, ol dis.
ease 1t is thus that lclnrS CONSUMPTION, Fcvere.
5crof,lla, Er,ipcIas, Asthma, Salt Rheum, Sck.
IIcadaohr, Quincy, Sore Thioar, Rheumarism.
Scald Heads, Pans IN The Chess, Side aud Back :
Dyspepsia. Poisous, Soir Breast, Dea hrss, Curau
rous Eup,ious; Sore Eyes. Inflammation Of the
B,wrls, Kdurys aud Brain, Bmns, Chi hGms,
Piles, UormS .4gucs, Cold ct;Llyc, Complaint.
Ulcers,aud all Fever Sores, Innlmmatious b! every
kind.
/ a. & s lItNDRY, N,mabua, o Genclal
! Agent, lor the State of Ono.
AGEN rs Bnry & Beck Druggists l.lmca,tcr
/ Fauhcld County Geucral Agcrt,: GIcndcuumg 4
Corncr, Wurhesrcr. Wm " ilc. l.rh,poie
II n Itomnd, Merchants, Basil, N Beauy &
Go Drggris. Biimpc, Johu Woudyarl, Grocer
New Sarm, r kaIb, Druggist Ru'hvillc, A & T.
MlrhoG, IockriI'e; Gre. X Iickt,mg rirkrtug,
ton; WE. Brerk, Canoi; Daniel Hawkiu, Sugu
/ Grove, Asllhauph & Brery, Rremcu.
| November II, lRA9. 9m79.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
lDOclifal.
AM-, y AILIsTOoUacY,


The tnHowing what J G. Sake says Of ou'
Ar.efi,in woul Oe 1risf rats l;'> pretty gooe
issr2s but rs chief merii consist, il us truth.
4. al ll.e uoiahle things on earth,
The gaeeress uue IS pride OF birth
Ampag our 6erce democrRcio!"
A bridge across hundred years.
Without prupt save it irom sneers,
Not even couple Of rotten peers;
! thing Cor laugllter lleers and jeers,
Is American Aristocracyi
Elglish and Irish. French aud Spanish,
German. Ilalian. Dutch aud Danish.
Crossing their veins until they vanish
Iu one cunglomernioni
So subtitle laugis Of bbod indeed.
No Herddry Harvey will ever succeed,
Ia fpliug the circulation.
Depend upon it, my snubbish friend
YOiii family bread you cant ascend.
Without good reason 20 gpprehend
You may Gnd it wuxed lt the other end
BY some peban vocalom
Or. worse than that your bnnsied Inc
Nav end in luup ofsuongel i>,ine
That plagued some worthy relation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

cwf,t Mf1tftRP, Ut. l luWnSellu NNle0p0r-
lila iq sovereign and speedy cure for lncpent
Consumption, Barrenness, Proapsus Uter or
Failing Of the Womb Cusllycncss Piles, leucUrr-
hru, or Whites, obstructrd or difficult Menstrual
ton. Incontincnce of Urine, or involuntary dis
charge thereof, and for the general prostration oI
the syslem--nO matter whether the result ul in.
hcrent cuusc or causes, produced by irrcgulnrty,
illness or accident Nothing can be more sur
prisiug thnn is inyigulaling effects on the human
Gnmc, Persons all weakness and insstude, from
taking it, ut unue become robust aud full Of cner.
Ky uuder i,s influence, II Immediately counter
Hcls tic urrvclessnrso OF the female tlnme which
ism great cause of Bnrrcnucss. II willnot bc ex.
pected clus in cases Of 50 decnte II nature. 10
exhibit ccrtiGra,os Ofcurcs performed but we rarl
assure the afflicted hat hundreds of cnses l,nvr
been reported to us. Thousands of eases where
familcs have been without children, after using
a few bottles Of this invaluable medicine mvr
been blessed with Gue healthy offspring,
To Mothers and Married Lddies.--This OK
tmct of Sorsapurilla has been expressly prepared
| in reference to female complaints. No female
who hns reason to suppose sho is approaching thai
critical period THE mrn ofilfe,' should neglect
10 take il, ms it is certain preventive for my o
the numerous and horrible diseases 10 which "a
males are subject at this time Of lilo. This pc
riud may BE- delayed for srrcrai years By asinf
his ,ucaiciac Nor il it less valuable for ihus,
lQ(iY0, mprro'chng womanhood, rs it is calcula
II q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
b'allts.

aOu pieces ut Plain Blue Black md stripe Cassi.
mere l'nnts--liucd.
200 do Cassnct, plain aud stripe. lined,
100 do James and MeCarty's PMid1, do
100 do Starr and Mexican Cashmere, heavy, do
80 do Bungip Cords extra heavy, do
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
LIVER COMPLAINTS,

FsUsr aud ARRe, Bihous Dtseases-ro the Great West
especially AMI wherever these complaints prevail this
medic Inc IL offered.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
q. L. SHELTER,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law,

And COnInissIoner Zoe the IedRmsnt
or proof Of Deeds, and other InsIru-
meats under seaIi
IN0R administering oath or affirmation in all
.C Va-es. aud tor u,k0g Dispositions IL be- used
Ia the State OF PeMRsy'UdHis.
offiCE-on the Pubic Spare uwost Of the
Market House, Lancaster, Ohio.
December 81, ly47. "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

LECTURER for he GRAND DJVISION
ef SONS OF TENT NFER.4NCE of OHIO
CJNCINNATI, November ~, 1913.
\. !" ScoyLI.-- Dear Sir For The past eeht or
ten mtnhs, have lrli inclined 10 say something
N relation to lhe tx EXTRAORDINARY HEAL
ING QUALITIES Of yoHr preparation Of Dr..
u sH'a Compound S,rp Of liverwou and Tar,
Tor your own but more especially for the bene fl Of
uo'r TN orlunale persons whr are THREATEN
EDm AFFIlCrEDwilh PULMONARY CON
7uNfTlON, and who like myself have a great
aversion to quarkN, 10 their speclGcs and catholi-
cuns; bul combination Of circumstances has pre-
vented untii now.
In November, 1916, my wifr took severe cold,
which seuled upon her lungs A VIOLENT
lGIl was the consequence, whri, increased IN
severity during the winter, and reduced her 10 al
most SKELETON j. was nearly in.pssan,.
and attended win SEVERE PAIN in the SIDE
aud BREAST, accompanied with FEVER and
COLD NIGHT SWEATS. SHE EXPECTO.
RATED more than PINT Of MATTER DAI.
LY, ULCERS GATHERED upon her LUNGS
aud DlSC HARGED. HER HANDS and FEEr
WERE COLD AND ChAMMY as death, and a
PURPLE TINT SETTLED upon HER LlPS.
The skiil aud varied efforts Of out family physician
we've completely BAFFLED. On the 1sI Of NAV,
1911, he informed NC ,haI he could do nothing more
ihhu graul her temporary relief, that het case WAS
HOPELESS, aud lhat She could NOT SURVIVE
more han a fortnight Al the urrhesl immediate
" called upon DIR. r S NEWTON Of this cily
(who has been so skllllI The Treatment Of eau
res and stated her ease To him. lie recommend
ed ilr Rogei'S Liverwou aud Tar, as,urad me that
Wc'f was unlhrg Of Quackery about it,, hut purely
= SCIENTIFIC REPhRATION, and gave me
The history of several eases all considered hopeless
where inns pIrta@uon TOREDtoIIFALTH.
| bottle wa' pIocmed, aud in one week lhe ex.
! pcCloralion was nearly CONQUERED. She con
| mued Grahually 10 improve, he appetite returned, ,
her COUCH in few months CEASED. SHE
! RECOVERED her STRENGTH, and IN very
great dcg'ee her health, and is now MOST EX-
! HRAOR DIN AIRY TROPHY nl the HEALING:
VIRTUES ofDR. ROGERS PREPARATION
or iIVEBWORT AND TAR.
can also say that have derived very great BEN
eft on this prc2arauo for hnarseucss, sore lhroa:
and strictrue acrnss the chest. have been ena L.
hlrd, while SUFFERING FROM SEVERE
| COLD AND IIONRSENESS, to speak vim
, comparative ed'r fr two hours. II has one nd
vantage, in my own ease. over other exprCtolHnts,
it does not drarge the digestive functions, pruduc-
rg hradache, or nervous inability
! regard it as admirably adapted for the USE of
public srrakeIs. Respectfully yours,
JOHN A, COLLINS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
AnViIs and Vices.

TENUINE Armhge Mouse Hole hnvils.
u VICES. tho besti tile market Vl,l received
Hud fJr sule low by j. e. WEAVER
Lancaster, December J. 10 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
Just Received

A SUPPLY Of SURGEONS Pocket lnstru
N ments. Toolh Keys aud lorcrps, variety
Of Trusses, npl the beat supporters aud Shoulder
Brucea ever Offered ia til, market
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster. August ii, l8iB II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
GOOpcr;s Tools.

A GENERAL assortment ol Coopcrs Tools.
n Truss Hope &c. iur sale cheP
Lancaster, Dee. |, '48 J, {. WEAVER,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
10000 cases of General Debility and want
of Nervous Energy.

DR.. Townsend's SnrsapnIila inyigorates the
whole system permanently, To those who have
lost their muscular energy by the effects ormedi-
cine or indiscreunn committed IN youth. or the
excessive Indulgence OF tie passions, and brought
on general physical prostitution Of the ueNous
system lassule. want Of ambition, ininting sen
snlions. premature decay and decline hastcning
towards Tint fatal disease, Consumption, can be
entirely resioredh by this pleasant remedy. This
SnrsupnriIlnis far superior 10 any hvigoyaiing
C0rdia', as it renews aud invigorates The system,
gives nriiviy In the limbs, aud strength to the
DuscuIrsystem, in most extraordinary degree.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
1,orriagc TrinlIlIings.

r ACES und Bands. India Rubhcr Culh, OH
I CIoth, Patent i.uher, Patent Cloth. Do-l'
Fnllnes aud Light flames, Sc &c,
Lancaster, Dec. /, 'lG, J, {. WEAVER
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
WNOlI SAWS.

30 Sy '' "00D ''"' Ut J. I's G. WEAVER Vi: WEIR .
Lancaster, December !. ~ 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

is thesatestand most efiectual medicine for puri-
tying the system, aud relieving the suffering at
tendnt upon childbirth ever discovered. II
strengthens both the mother and child, prevents
pam aud disease, increases and enrirhes the food,
those who hive used il think il is Indispensable.
It is highly use,ul both before aud aller cuuGne-
ment, as il prcvenls diseases atteudantupon child.
btth--in CostilenesS, Piles, Cramps, Swelling of
The feet, Dependency Heartburn Vomiting,
Pam IN the Back and Loiis, False Pains, Hemorr.
haScr aud IN regulating the sccrctiOus aud equali-
zmg The circulation il has no equal. The great
beauty of this medicine is, il is always safe, and
the most delicate use Utmost successfully. very
few cases require any &her medicine, IN some a
little Caster Oil, or Masnesia is useful. Exercise
in the open air. light food with this medicine,
vii always ensure slle aud easy confinement.
Notice 10 HE LddicS,-Those that initiate DR..
Townsend's SnIsnparlllO, have Invariably called
their stuf great Remedy for Females &c. SC.
and have copied our bills aud circulars which re-
lnies 10 the complaints of women. word for word
--Other men who put up medicine, have, since
the great success Of DR.. Towusend's Sarsapara
ia complaints incident 10 iemulcs recommended
theirs, although previnusly they did not mum.
ber Of these Mixtures Pills, &C., are injurious 10
females as they aggravate disease, and undermine
| the constitution. ..-..
Sc'VHt" CHFtn'- MS certlHcate concusNely
proves that this Sarsaparilla has perfect contrG
over the most obstinate diseases of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house is unprcceden
| ted. III. ..r ... r -
Three CbHdrcR,--Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir
have the pleasure To inform You that three Of my
children have been cured of the Scrornla by thc
use OF your excellent medicine They were ai
illcted very severely with bad sores; have takei
only four bottles; it took them away, for which
feel myselfunder great ohgnlinn
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13

TENHE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH will b,
n given lor FLAX-SEED by
GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, August 20, i8l7. 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-13
94 Z 6 & Z 6 { 6

BEJHARE or n BASE COUNTERFEIT!
Prepared in June last by JOHN +. TOLAND,
(ru the employ of GEORGE NJ. ALLEN, Drug
gst, of Cmrimali.) Thi; Counterfeit is sold b, one
JOIN BULL, Of Louisville, Ky, We lately
learned thai our first ri,izrns have been grossly I'M
posed upon by this Counterfeit by snmn Of The
Druggists Of Cincinnati. The particulars will be
published i'll a few days, Mr. Rogers has Justly
exposed the nARE FACED OUTRAGE and CONTEMPT,
BLE IMPOSITION Of this Jonn T, 'foand in counter
leiIing this Medicine, Ond FORGING the fac smile
Of his name.
Thr following Druggists Of Cincinnati have CTR.
TiFiSp that Mr., RogrIs's statements are entitled to
the fullest confidence Of the public:
Messrs. WAYNE & PLEls. ALFRED A. NoRTn,
Wm. 5 MERRILL, AS. MERRILL, W. F. SMITH,
WM, T. FARouHAR. Also:
Mr. II. II SPERRY, Proprietor Of the Herald
Once, aud G. W SrARBUCK, Proprietor of The
Times Office, have certified as above, and iurlhcr-
mole thar The statement OF John r. Toand is
FALSE!!!
OerIMPORTANT CAUTION.-Owmg to
the late couutelleiI, DR. Rogers Livpwon and Tar
will BE- herea ter enveloped in a WHITE WRAPPER,
aud splendid steel plate engraved LABEL, and
slgned ANDREW ROGERS, For sale whole
sale aud retail ny A. l.. SCOVlLL,
Conner Of Fifth and Race, Cincinnati.