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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

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Cs-i~uel o. .ae seners s'ss appointed Minister of
.seI hae.- mar .rs,-i fh- io cease bi. aac,,on.
Nrl observe .-s a. t'rse orders srt pros
or- a.. that fh-r In ffrr nof n ihs transmitted 10
r yesterday tlc ano Or of t.c Reg. 1csn Govern
~ il-r. ta .-a. reference rste fo tie is of tfe
o party ~ ro csn pre- ,rud o me Ae Of ne Roman
>a.r,-.le Sovereign Pol4a Wat can be The mesna ag
oftl.
s,ii thAt the number u troops Who have recognized
th- r-rrrh military authority hy ans great
\. IA. been reore.euied hv Genera Oudinot. ard shst
l.y ore-ha hose ihe service oi ne Republic have
reffsft fo serve srv 'orgrr
Ma1z.n.i..rl .n Rome. under The protection Of the
American and Brush Consul. cannon H1d nat nefe 8
sny from G-rt NJ Frrehorn, il~ Sriush Con-ui
had yesterday Wiki General OuduoL for ne
purpose " uhvsr. Obstacles Nach might be inter
posed nV Pre- -Air % Siege io ne Tree passage OF orusn
sub ard cores -ponleuce and received Satisfactory
s-surancrs rr fs hesd Last n.hi ne retreat was not
beaten i 9i ococs half an h,ur- grace being SLOWED
90 trc lorrrr. tfe sureis, of whom curiosity had 81
acted rsitrrshe nupher 81 ih1f hour The streets
were cared without anything hke umu no people 10
fn- ha comics ard s e windows Zoe houses amusing
themselves ny and cuckrg n slsiou 90 the htnf
hish lhr Original en1lrmn of France snd which
vanity las now expanded to the dimensions OF
an eage
TIE -scect ~ Rome i, now more treary and ioyless
t1an It "as a. sny TINE even OF me sese Inc soops
have been generally cossd since tne beginning OF me
Ntrs. all even now only partially open lt "a
strange fhe troops. who hut Yesterday fought
ot.raity sgau-t he French, now engaged ou The pa
tr0. .ncou 'h ih-m for the performance ot he
police aln Ui re town The strict hand of military aw
is lqou even tling aud every body
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
Re.nIf of The Elections.

correspondent ihus alude. TO ne pAs. e.ecuols
The I've and thirty elections N-.0u .-.-.,,--r
have turned out much more favorable 70 ne -
thau Wa a. a. expected Win ne e1cePAOl " u 49,
Favre who hss been returned or Lyons every ols o -
newly ectec memhers oriOnEs % tne parry ~ &c -
,,,r, ,nd viii .upport the Government as lonR ~ tt-
majority holds together. TIE seals reeeby oee-f y
NM Ledru-Rolln bsc, tel1 ~ & az a.e.. -. -
Drsel are now OCCUPIED by The dec afed s4Fef'ars oi
Socialsn NM Dupont de Basssel acc rlocon. y 20
had been set up by the Socialists n seFef. es
were a. unlucky they themselves IS "el Is .r 80.
IAsyne. Nm Goutchaux ard Ggnsrc. we're 10 rNs-
Dc Lsmartine has been elected iof i"o ece-, %. -
- not considered a. Red keplo-.eAa H ae - -. -
qlums,ey ION TIE Cavsguac parry Z" "nlcn may oe -
rs 80 R-oubran party and which, tler-igie % Posrs
boh relcfl5anaUr snd ne Red Il P-ocAAs Lne s-a-es
IN th- r-x members sr~ 0i tle tonsrf aAtr
- a., Va. called The tynzsrc party O pure Lc.l
.r. mere were only four. ard Of ne PefsnA a.
o' 'e Isored yoa that his great success 90
the part Of the Mocerairs . w. - - -. ~
d miuuuon IN me ulmo-r' u ne ~ h[i..,-. -
-. ' -, - = rut f1rNarr By ne ar51 bloff-
,,s rta VOTE. OF the S0c..sis were ll-p-fs@1 a-'
tfirt. or forty candidates II ne Nnrs Us -. 80
~ hat l1e ln0 90 >ociA sis oi rafis,
III ,rnor a heard ., m1cl 4asi yea AZ So --er - =
thst th-y orlv wani TINE ~ ray n-' 80 ~ - = -
-, 80 go sr.1iay that a.olisl-l ti-if o2polrt .
- - 80. ,,orfh. n tf- R-vol-ur. Ine pfr-r1i -l-c'
tor. r.u,e . .oon aer he tscon--fr 1 l-r -
=. -, - :, -. ss Soc n- % recover n1 N u
:. ~. - .r-. f-ors th-ms~v- tha n future ~ec-
- - ,a.nIf NAV - v-ry drrr-nt TIE anafciy y
which D. now reizuinE n tn- So .. - = -. - :, .
49, - - ..rous Bal 10 ne m-Alime ne tr-l
OF tse party u order pron'e-' ioi 'o-s --s 70 o1
80 of rs Favre . - important one -
N. Rs bicsn parry. " ~ncn "a - ~ o'rsee y p
-. p . p -. - rous become To- ieader A raFrr,
- -. 80 of snlftv. $50 aTyef - eonsiefA a
s's sTperi-sce sns ao ls- Z, a.. ~. n --er- ~ p
In. b.lnder Of ealing 90 o.. "a : y a.. - y
Tba following .dti.i0rs e.rc,.l f-.-fi, - ~ -
Co. .ere. Minister y Wa - ne soeche. 3-
Rsor-. NJ Nap SCAT ,or herl.,a y 5'-f. iol = :, -
-, ~ -, Drors- Lagrange. Madsrsi- foF
Ger. " De L.rreniAs, MoeefAis- =, ls :, ...ns
a - - Al 4 .rv Mocrrsie, f1f Lo-f 81 Cher N
,l n. - usorly .l ~ department oi Loi over
Rebeyrol,e.. eelior Of iAs h''7'@ one Of '-' 80
-s--.-4 ..urrsl. o. Pa-is -
Ji5,, .av. The reslits Of ~ election. y jay
Ave gsi been .e-n In comparing N nslrss a. Pfr'r-
win hose u '.-' N.st Jos =
"a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
Cholera Register.-1S19.
Total.
Rsp0rttd bp phs Saniiqyy CoHsliit''

ust within the last ten days the physicians did not
report regularly to the Board of Health. therefore the
.sove report ia short of the actual mortality by Cho
era which 2e54 up to las, Saturday night accord
Bs to the City Inspectors reports Add 457 deaths
sce reported by the Board OF Health and we have the
whole of the deaths by Cholera u date, 3,4ll.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
m TELEGRAPH TO THt Ntw.YORK TRIBUNE
Ipcrense Of Cholera at Boston.

BosToN, Saturday, Aug I.
The Cholera is rapidly increasing 10 this city, "a
dssihs having been reported to day.
For the week the deaths from Cholera are q
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
Health of Boston.

BosroN, Saturday, Aug. Al N.
The deaths in this city for the past days reach
49, Of which A. were from Cholera. The Hospital is
fl OF patients chiefly Irish from the region Of Broad It.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

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Since ye.terdsy 80 cases OF Cholera have been re-
,o,,ed At this Office II Of which terminated fatally
., lanes Mead Hamilton av John Fox, Gswanus ,
Catherine Feeney Bergenst; Maria Dennis, corner Of
Ropd and Butler Louis Waambsck Atlantc-st Ann
Nsrpby Blskes Buildings Francis Mitchell, Water
Al Catherine Heecks, Jsehsons Court Catherine
Mclaughlin, Main-st Mrs Pipe, corner Of Bond and
B.rser; Smith O'Brien, corner of Hoyt and Wyckof ,
George currss, Goldst
c. s. J. GooDRIcH, Health Physician.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
North-CaroIiua Elections.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Aug. T.
In Moore County, in the Hid District, Edmond
Dc Bsney Wing, has 525 votes, and Green w. Cald-
well Loco 545 votes
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

s.naruo d. s..d cra-ty 1r T.sr.isy t- ID. ~ TIE
decreased paf~rk AZ f1rr >Fe-r-v. a-- Am Trav-1r
l.e- lr Tll--lar il- -l isT ~ J-.Y l1f tIa-
srr Mssrersusvro in lis county, ~ CERTAIN ra elt
in4rc. s ctrt ~ zoe Aforesaid day. ty .orr person.
1nsr parry Proce-s oa ass1 .y SAD t0-. and
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
Proclamation of the Roman Municipality.

Tas following the protest 4 The Mluicipaly Of
Rome sg-nst he assertion made IN the manifesto Of Gen
Ouduut sanng hs the Muncr alty hsd promised TO act
u CONCERT "a he French army l. Will not be sitenfed
win suv consequences here more ihsn, possibly.
suppression O The present corporation and he organ
ztuou of another. favorable 90 the new order ot
things sii 70 shows ihst some public spirit 10 eft and
that a. pubic bodies are rot IN the hand, Of The French
Goverumelf The documents 40 follows
Ra-.s rrac .nafl.n of 0eass Oainot. C'rrsnt-r N
Ca- offH- -ah sraa'c-. tntt u- r tan an 80
supp and of muurQsr 1otf
a se ave t'.-a ao part nj t- m-t'nf-. flo
t ft-s aNe-f-r a. ih-f posts
--t t~Httr .f rrf t.ad. f'~r Glow eif f-ls q.
CHS Ifff rafr ll-t fo r.so- 20 YEA
t.- It-fsss 49, 'a ssh N'-f tn'n
sf he thrf t.rrE trs- srslF nfrHnsns.
r-. -.0s-i r-n hi ih~f
f.n complaints 10, ~ FIse~ ,ouf
i-.rf. Dear .te i9ryuu az svsfy
n f.aIf.-n NtIf - f-rrss
b us.- 81 Hr i fsp YnAf rr-N l's
%. hop- tlsi more or4nass uomsa" "s At
,r-ssfs.rri s-n,'or Lrs.rt G.tsori D' As'ss',
Fi.cssrni G. C.ss7ll. tr-t.fAst
. Jl.f
The peace of the city preserved though mary means
Of annoying the French troops esofed To- Inc iof'
egu free corps AL d-hsnded snd eacn man receives
discharge hca enables him pass the gates and esNe
the Roman
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
HOnFd of Health

Board Of Health SUNDAY Aug b.
Dr. GER, the resident Physician, reports u ne"
..s of Cholera and 81 deaths having occurred since
ksnport Of yesterday returned in the following order
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
The pan. Won't essss ssek.

To eous.poad,af q fAs T'~ss ~hiss ~" No. ~
he 10 f0loss
Ih.~. rsri.is nss sencs f,on 9ssss tolsi Ihs rors
n ro tb@ se,s u Eon- had s-nf y u~n<fs pss
oot ,-.fn. . s.fy clyl s1s~s Dot csn s.,s ~ s"--
~ -. o-.-fy. D.n1sf tnsi 10 s0no F~fssss ~ eo~s'
IA a0ms bossd - any c0aeiuoos ~n<ssa~F~ -" -
t~f.nr~s asve D-sa fss4lDsi ~ih r"ssfa |. 70
sr. rrore~ain.s nut 81 prepared - ssy thti e"eins
s induce 10 sb.stsp ray Ssu VI thr A. h.f' -. =.
f~~sved "a sIs nFssuurs II . nofs hsn yfo'sN -
p ~. - never r.ssfr a. torss ssa sHut % sit~
u ne ih.t b. n@sns ~ proceed " boiDfna ~b-fe
As.irsa.W ass esfs mt ~ may - fsr-ivSd s
sa.s gonuf snd snsuH sysrlefn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
TIE sEMI-WEEKLV TRIBUNE
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Board Of Health ..sATI

Or GrER the resident Physician, reports lf2 new
Cholera and - deaths having occurred since
,.r,port Of yesterday returned in the following order
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD,
ENGLAND.
By THE STEAMER CAMBRIA,

CAREFULLY PREPARED, CONDEMNED AND ARAASeED
YoR THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

BrookIyn Bonrd of Health. FRIDAY august D
Thsre have been reported 10 TINS once oufing 'ne
,.a4i hours 80 cases and 10 deaths
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

rhs. s ssz sl-ciors Who bad tsEea psrt u ne sos
- fr.t serer 11tsss se~ctsc in ne si o. iAe IS
- q-s tolA oi ~ - Il JAY - slsver easd .sles
- ast .S.ks-s ve.ss, o. LII are tcsa - MAJ
r.. . ...a,-f s~-.-sr y Ystss Iss ssi y - --s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate

IN BALTIMORE, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, o,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign'
In cd, US Assignee in Bankruptcy OF Willinrn
Wing and William Lamb. will by virtue oil the
powers in me vested by law, offer and ex-
pose to sale to the highest & best bidder at public
auction at the Door OF the Court House in Lam
CASTER on Saturday the 28th day Of July. l849, be-
tween the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ. aud four
o'clock ?. M. of that day, the following describ
ed Real Estate situated in the Town Of Baltimore,
in said county or Fairfield, to-wit:
First-In-Lot No. seven ~ Square No. 30.
ven a. .,4 ,,.t '-
SeeOad.-In.Luts Nos. three, four and five, e.
and s. in Square No. one ny North addition.
Third.-In-LotsN Nos. nineteen and twenty (ls
and 20) in the central addition 10 said Town.
| Said property will be sold in separate parcels
and on tho terms of one-fourth in hand, and tn,
balance in six months with interest from the da,
of sale.
Also--An undivided interest in tho Real Esta,,
of Peter PAUL or Powell, late Of said conuty de
ceased, belonging to William Wing.
All this property is very valuable having on por
ton off fine dwelling house and out buildings
lately the residence 81 William Wing. Also,
store House. and Slirge costly ware house: bein,
lthe beat Lot Of properly in said town Of Bbtimor
THOMAS HOOD, Aingnes
IN BGakrsptey OWN. Wing oSS ww, Lamb
Lnna22. laA9 owTpteett,o0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
G. w. BGRSTLER, Chm.
M. EFFrNaER. Secy.
New ORLEANS, June H..

NEW ORLEANS, June IL.
Further by tie Crescent City-Return of
Col. Hnghes.- Sailing efMe California
-Iateresting from Panama. &c.
The Crescent City has arrived here.
She has one million of dollars in gold
and Col. Hughes and party came as pas.
sengers. He his explored a fine road.
distance 46 miles.
The California would sail on the 18th
instant from Panama for San francisco.
Ihasten to transmit to you, by the wires
a letter received from Panama. 1t will
renew the gold excitement throughout
the land:-
Panama May 22-7 o'clock P. M
The steamship California has just ar.
rived from San Francisco, having left
there on the 1st of May.
She brings the most cheering news
from the gold region. besides one mil
lion dollars of California gold six hundred
thousand dollars Of this ans sunt are OF
consignment; the balance belonging t.
some fifty miners who returned in he
from the scene of their labors.
The California market appears to bt
overstocked with everything but provis
ions. There were sixty vessels in the
harbor Of San Francisco from dfferen
ports ofihe United States, South Ameri
ca and the Pacific Islands-principall,
passenger vessels.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
WY@1N9NGo


MARRIED--In Charlemont, Massac huset's
May 2lst, by Rev. John D. Smith. Mr.. A. j. VAN
WORRIES, Of the Athens (ohio) Messenger. and
Mrs ELIZABETH W. HAWKES., daughter oI
Major Jumes Hawkes. Of Charlemont,
Good luck to the profession. Havks arc cele
brated for keen eye, and as consequence sol
il upon printer. Pence and prosperity bo with
you.
On the l4ih inst,, by the Rev. John Lohman
Mr.JOHN SHOWERS, Merchant of Byron. Ohio
and Miss MARIA, eldest daughter Of Genera
jacob Bope, Of this county.
Pre-haps we didn't; bat we did,! The largest
incest, sweetest cake--one Of Smiths best. W,
would have said he made good cakes before, bu
we hadn't chanco-und bottle Of - the d.
called it the best Madeira. For all this we coulC
not but be devoutly thankful
To such generous hearts Heaven never send
pang. Peace and plenty viii be their guardian
angels, and happiness surround the family hearth
stone forever. a.. .,.-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Roll in! Tumble in! DIR any
WaV 10 get iM!

NNHANKFUL for past favorS, ike undersigned
IL would respectfully announce To the citizens
OF Fairfield and adjoining counties that he has
recently re6tte1 his Old Stand, on the Pike, %
miles East of Lancaster, and added 10 his old
stock VERY LARGE AND SPLENDID AS
SORTMENT OF LUMBER, which Inns been
selected, with the sreatest care aud OF the best
kind from the Hooking Mills.
He has on hand at all times, an assortment oi
WAGONS, BUG61ES, 60,
Which will be sold LOWER FOR CASH Than
they can be had at any establishment in the coun.
ty Remember the old saying;-" The proof o.
he pudding is cheping The sack"
He has employed the best Of worknen for eac
branch Of business, by which menus he fiatteri
himself that his wOrk cannot bs surpassed by any
shop in tho county, either for beauty or dur0biii
ty. The LATEST aud MOST APPROVED PAT
| TERMS will ut all times be used.
ALL WORK WARRANTEDI
! Very strict attention will be paid to REPAIR
ING. PAINTING and TRIMMING BuggieS ant
Carriages.
All orders from distance will receive the mos
prompt attention.
WANTED--In exchange for work any amour
Of Lumber. Of my kind suitable for the above bu
siness. EY" Always in the Horse market
f Z. M. WINTER.
June %, l849 III
N. B. Wanted frs, rate BLACKSMITH ,wh
can iron oil Bugses, Carriages, Wagons. &c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

WWe remarked on Saturday that al
the time of his death General GAINES
was the Senior officer in the army. Such
was our impression. On looking ovel
the Army Register, however, we discov
er that Col. WALBAcH, of The 4th Artil
lery, entered the army on the same day
with Gen, GAINES, January 10. 1899,
and that the venerable Col. MANY. of the
Sd Infantry, entered it June 4, 1898. 81,
months earlier than either Of these gen
tlemen.-Nat. htelligrncer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
The lancaster Medical Institute.

At meeting, convened June Is. 1s49.
DR. BGRsTLER in the chair, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adoPied:-
Whereas, at the late ANNUAL meeting
ofthe Ohio State Medical Society, this IN
stitute was recognized as regular Medi-
cal Society, and admitted Os an auxiliary
to the same with all the rights and privi.
leges of an Incorporated body, therefore
Resolved, That we hereby agree To
become an auxiliary 10 the said State
Medical Society.
RssOloed, That the name "T.ancasier
Medical Institute" be changed to that Of
=" Fairfield County Medical Institute"
A Constitution aud Bylaws were al.
so reported and officers and Committees es
elected for the coming year. DIR. JAMES
WHtTE being elected President, and
M. EFFINegR Secretary.
In reference to the admission of no "
members, Art. 81 ofthe Constitution pro.
"vides that members shall be elected by
"a majorily vote Of any regular meeting
their eligibility having been previously
reported upon by the committee on adj.
"missions-R Regular, reputable and hon
"orable practice of medicine constituting
eligibility"
The duties ofthe committee on admis.
sions are thus stated in the By Laws,
Art. 81. Sec. 4: THE committee on ad.
missions, shall upon receiving the writ.
ten application Of candidates, s,-vouched
for by two members of the institute,
make due enquiry and report such as may
be found worthy to the institute, which
may thereupon elect them. Should the
committee fail to report, or report ad.
versely upon nominations submitted tn
them, any member having made such
nomiuation may renew the same directly
to the Institute, in which case vote Of
four-6flhs Of the members present shall
be requisite to constitute an election.
Drs. KRErDER. BIGELow and EFFINGRR R
were elected and constitute said commit.
tee on admissions. The committee will
receive written applications for member.
ship, to be laid before the Society at its
regular quarterly meeting on the Isl Mon
day of July next.
1t is to be hoped that this Institute will
succeed in enrolling, as members, the
names Of evory regular, reputable and
honorable practitioner of medicine in the
county.
G. w. BGRSTLER, chm.
| Nj EPFINGER. Secu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.

1-A letter from thames, oxfordshiTe England, dated
Sept 90 1886, says-"Ifyou could inform regarding
an Agency for the Lihronrptc Mixture, II could obs
tain II &c IL should be glad We much admired the style
In which is put up ara have been strongly convinced
ofits great curative powers II wns tried here in
ofworms in child and with perfect success; o
dropsy also was cured by II; number OF cases Of
rupve diseases DC. could sela large quantity indeed
my friends have offered me the money to forward for
few dozen ofthe article bul know not where TO address
my letter save through you This was handed by
gentleman from Canada who forwarded quantity o.
vaughns Medicine to England for sick friend. Such il
is character all over the world Call tile Agencies in
tn paper under Great American Remedy aud geta pam
inlet.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
aht Alarkets.
LANCASTER. Friday. June %. 1913

ny IelegraPh- For the ZansertHe Courier
CLEvELAED, June IA.
WHEAr--Prices nre improving, and we notice
sales at 8l40sl1 cents and 81 cents.
CORE--Nothing doing. Other sales are so bis
Flour at 81 GO do $3,S7; 20 bis Prime Pork eGi
so do 1878; l8 do Lard cts: a small lot of kee
Lard 6ic 90 bls No. Mess Pork $3.50; Is kegs
Butter No &C.; Is bis Tallow7 7c., do 64 cents;
90 bis Mess Pork tlOi so do highwines l74 cents
200 barrels Salt 81.
PITTSBURGH. June l8.
Sales ! lour at $500 from wharf; of Bacon at
4495' 5305b and7c, country cured 40ic. less
OF Lard at 6407c.; Of Butter at e0 lOJc OF Dried
Peaches at $l.1s0$l .95; do. Apples 5O055.: N.
Q. Sugar 54051cents; Molasses o7G2S cents, and
Rio Coffee at7408 cents
ZAEEsyILLE. June l9,
We quote Flour at $3,750$4.95, retail. The
supply OF Wheat continues large, at the former
price OF 20 cents. Other grains come in less free.
ly but prices remain nchanged.- Courier.
By Teiegraph-FOrth the Ohio State Journal
NEw YoRK. June 90.
Flour and Corn are heavier. PPovlsIoNs mn.
changed. The market is fairly opened under the
foreign news. st
CIRcIYSATI, June 90.
FLouR--There is moderate quantity Offering,
which causes quiet market, but the demand is
good at $38l4. GRAN-The market for grain
is without change, either as regards prices or dc
mand. WHlsKEY-Demand fair.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

Important to COnsu m ptIves'I-strange that
80 many who are afflicted with Cough that s gradually
wearing them down, aud slowly. hut surely stealing them
Into thai dreadful disease Conpumplion--lhat disease
which carries off Thousands daily doing nothing or
what is worse than nothing gorEinE themselves with
rRuMS that pulled the skes for the cures they are
said 10 have effected foreign unknown persons
When they can he positively cured by using DR. ROGERS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIvERWoRT AND TAR.
which still continues 10 effect the most WONDERFUL CURES
ever recorded In the annals Of medicine.
Fee advertisement In our columns. 3w8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

The America has arrived and brought new
to Boston from Liverpool in 10 days.
Rome has force ofSO,O men aud are deter.
mined TO hold out
Nothing new from Hungary. Several skirm
isles have taken place since the taking Of Buda
but nothing decisive. A great battle is looke'
for every duy
The French Ministry has been formed by Goa
lition between O'lillon Barro and KeillUure
Markets are still depressed
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Wanted u 1000 Customers
AND FoRTHEIR BENEFIT HAVE BEEN
r EC EIVED
PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION STORE.
JOHN q. WILCOX, AGENT.

JOHN q. WILCOX, AGENT.
A SPLENDID addition Of Staple and Funcy
IA Dry Goods. to those already on hand such us
Beautiful Bareges, all wool, at % cts. per yard
Ginshams, fine, at 10 l.2 cents per yard
Prints. entirely new styles cheap
A Twilled Oil Chintz, scarlet
Victoria Netts, for Capes, a beautiful article
Thread Luces. Pink, Blue and White Illusion
Blond, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, handsome
Green Turks Satin Parasols
French Needle-worked Collars, at 10, 81 4Octs
do do do Cuffs, great bargains
Black Lace Wells, all prices
Dress Handk erchels all qualities and colors
Black Lace Mitts aud Gloves
Large Pearl Buttons, Tor Ladies' Dresses
Ladies' Cotton and Thread Gloves, beautiful
und cheap.
Linen Lustres. 25 per cent cheaper than ever
Black and Mode cold Mernoe Shawls, heavy
silk fringes
Ladies' cold and unbleached Cotton Hose
Boys Mixed Cotton Socks, ull sizes
Emb'd Swiss Window Curtains, from 81 cents
per yard to 81 pair
Brown Linen Table Cloths as low as 25c eacl
Bleached GA do do do 6oa do
Towels, ,Toweling Diaper& Napkins all qualities
Cassimeres. all wool, as low as So 1c per yard
Check, Tw eels. Plain Mixtures, Strip'd Mix
lures, CambIets, Jeans. Taylor Mixtures, Cordet
DriIings. superior Corded do for Mems wear
All kinds of Sbeetngs, from cents per var,
to heavy and splendid at l21 bleached
CARPETlNG.--The Stock in this article il
still kept np and sold at remarkable loo prices
Almost every article in the Dry Good line cut
be found at this celebrated establishment
Remember, Goods are sold AT the Philadelphia
Commission Store, cheaper than ut any othel
house in this place.
One price for Goods and all marked i'll figures
Remember also--The Farmer can always sci
his trade for money in Lancaster, and by buying
bis Goods at the Philadelphia Commission Store
save vastly more in the course Of the year than
pay his taxes. sri ..AFA
Lancaster, June Is, l849
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Estate or Edward Berry. sr

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the aadersign-
IN ed hes been appointed and qualified % EIe'
cnt0r Of the Rstste 81 EDwARD BgREY. Sen. de
ceased. late uf Fairfield county. Ohio. Al per
sons having cairns agiinst said Es,ase are hereby
n0iifed 10 present Them legally authenticated
within one year flom this date, and those indebted
to make Immediate payment a.
PHILIP S. wlSEMAN. Executor
Jnue 90. 1910. 4M