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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14

~ The Italian Ballet Company. under the "a
recon Of Slzn0r Neri add SignOrs Ci0cea are about
70 leave the capital 10 fulfil heir engagements IN 10
West snd south whence they 20 70 Mexico. They af'
acconp panied BY Mr. schmidt Gate Of the Broadway
and Nile Therese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14

oar latest adyicos convey the welcome lniorm-
alton that north and south TIE siers are steadily
falling The impression IS very general that tie
deiuge for this season, ard I'll AZ flooded re-
vines Or inundated bars vii not again impede the
work Stirring times throughout the summer may
be expected. Parties are fitting out % explore
The streams, or penetrate the mountain country
traverse the hiRnts and search the rsvinet and
a ie - men, We are credi Dig informed. purpose 10
cross the Sierra Nevada and hunt for gold s.or 2
the eastern slope. The organizations FOR tuning
the rivers are assembling FOR the renewal u labor.
and tie mining companies 81 the head waters OF
streams are furnishing camp with supplies, and
otherwise preps ug Tor Summer operations. Ioe
new discoveries between he Middle and North
Forks II the American River have excited much
attention. a. II Is thought that when the waters
vii have left toe ravines the richest deposits may
be found a report that two thousand dollars hal
been found 10 four days, by two men at worn
there, was received lew days since. The Mdc @
FORK wss.ings are nearly abandoned BY me
miners of last year. and their places supplied by
aew corners lnthe country. P.acerI.mes June g.
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the first camp Of god-wsshers, and here uok n y
g.. go ia the sc4el.o.. They were al work in
4 Droflrny sun, ~ g. cOars shirts all pants woe
rinnrn Cd hats and brogars comp0silg tlcr dress
discovered tina nay IDEAS Of the work were not
incorrect. Ny companions evlnced sstonisbment
" ben after our united labor a. rocking mac lie
for sbOat ten minutes, four dollars only were pro-
dBced shall rot describe the task for the pro
cess Is 100 well known, and 10 mprovements, that
an aware C., ar taking place. Juba 1ver roll :
along IN its rocky bed "a though 10 A bury, aud
the waters though high DO no. cover the bars 80 AZ
- entirely prevent 1ofk.
We next halted 81 a Chlhan camp ana here
xe saw the labor performed With right earnest
good vii. They ere ha.i-Lakec anf SER RI
lass who sbored under the eye OF masters, ard
performed tue greatest drucgery Nth mistaken
cor fdence 10 their employers. Itwss rare sight
or Us 70 see hundred men bUily engaged 10
cold digging Here dozen picks we're tamoling
down masses Of DIT, and Is Hsny shove's turning
II into baskets there line Of aborers. bearing
baskets on their heads, extended . the wA.er 8
edge. passing ard repassing With .osds o. earth,
hich were posl-ed ny the SIDES Il the u scnlnes
Half leg deep ia the y s,er stood some, bard a.
WORK dashine water on the Dirt IS II was thrown
into the sieve, while others rked up and down al
the levers aud ratified the dirt and grave doHn
the inclined plaza ITO the rver, - be swept away
b. - swift. boiling current.
We found but lew Americans disposed % laoc r
daring the continuance OF high Hater, Tor sad
they, a man can afford . lay over - hen Il cones
" 60 d day in California The steady and To-
d1st-lous vino thought differently, could easily
take c1f $50 day. aad did 80 ,ar IS ny oos-rva-
ton enabled IL 10 judge. TIE Jabs River lun-
try impressed re favora5y with the productive
ness u rs mines AMI while thee, even a. this
hish stage Of TIE ~ater. ! saw earth washed the
Weld ~ which eqlsed If not exceeded that re-
ported % be the average oi tnc richest portions of
me Summer months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14

Is4UEsr.-The Coroner held inquest yes.er-
dsv Al the house 10 Wes; Seventeenth 81 upon the
body Of Mr.. Ann DuPoat, szed - years, native o.
south sr0lina who 70 her death BY bleeding a.
the lanzs The deceased bad been In poor health Tor
several years, and Al tunes had raised qganutes o.
pnegm and Al other ulnes spit blood Early yes,er
day morning ths deceased gOt Up and raped a. the
door u young lady named Rachel A -ts~art, ~no
occupied an al dining room. Miss : soon yr.c
-cz5e went % iook after Mrs DapOat and found her
Oh bed unable speak sad the blood issuing ifoni
Der mouth She died In few minutes siter~ard
Verdict accordingly.
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CHOLERA

A TEMPERANCE &ODH or TREATING Ths
hDlSEAsE Since loo Appearance q ths cptene
ne suthOf nss treated about o. c.se. on the Dnncpa
detailed 10 this E.ssy Where the p.An lac be>a ny
pursued here 1ss been bat " fatal over - ca
have be u.sifd 10 THIS way This less r-tsO oily -
been iataA What teter plan o. treatment Be ~sas'
f0f sac, price cents By BERFORD 90
all3 ~ A.ior Hos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14

RESCUED FROA DRowSlsG Lat night about
D o'clock Ben amin Lockwood fell into the dock a.
the i0ot u Cafharne e. but rescued oy ortcsf
Wyatt
Po-lct CclRT-E1ward McGlia. = colvc, ~lo a
Effected Is escape r0E he House Of Ret
yesterday Afrc-iec 1y cr.c-rs ,nacbot al -
.rcy and .Parck Sarste.- tzkrl .lil
custody 40 coumlce- - answer charge u st4oc-us
I5omss BgrDs Saturday evening ast....A nsued
Pee fagan arrested and ockec lp rv-u4l-
arge q assa.ug al1 threatening ~ f- % Margaret
JOAN Campbell charged viii a. attempt A. roo
5ery. Arrested and he'd - J1sce gso1 f1f Il
uirsror .. Three fellows named James . aim W su
fri-rt AID James E0Asod were arrested % slsPcor III
,tealng4 g. 5i % lie bslk " America ron ANTONY
H4l-dEe Clumt-d Tor examination James h- -
49, arrested arC-f o'clock lis morning suspcior NJ
rickls - poke. VI George Lockxgol % sl15 Cox
ll..ec PslrcE Ard Brig-- Clark S-re arrested -
night for as.zutng loan Mathews With o. D.
f1r bale u cotton webbing -4pro-rl o. -aT.
been s.e1 Inquire 81 Capt " d.. % ~ pm " lfl
star Asc fora cles- = clothing b-igcg1- O.
a. lnkn0xn era -rsrf hich Nas iolnc O. pier ~ =
ir a. - Folrl Wsr1 staror1Ogse q Csrt u-lc--
. Der smin P1rcy va sre-te. last evening for sra
uE = from JoLz Doe C1ll Leo Tor tr.A....A irc.-
rau-c T. e Locke charged VIII s1o5iny alc ir--c %
wound th- person q Thomas Doaa- - -
isr1Ay arrested and committed f9r ira
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TO LET AND FOR SALE
r.. -rnRE AND pWELLING no LET.

a. STORE AND DWELLING TO LET
E.s The nrst sOOr and basement " ~ Naiefst aOJ"
- Pecs clip good stand snd well calculated Df
clothing shoe store for plumber, stove maAsf@
shop. The premises have Just been altered and ~
paired Also, new house connecting ~iin TIE AD0Fen
the rear containing 81 foOuls tich vii De let sephAs
y vi h The store znd basement TIE whole pfsms"
could be arranged FOR q boarding house App'ytO
Ns l5teod' bkt sh - Fronts
q -OAP-FACTOKN TO-LET-simatsd IN ne
~ ~ I'd. 80 STD - Cherry - with hkipf"eVN
pleir. inc ullng ul Tor grading bahia capeeiJY'
~ soap-ptrs % make - 20 20 each bot Ok Posss
zion giv-n 81 september next. For further psre,'
inquire on ne premises. u aus W. ? n al
g. HOUSE WANTED This Pa. either IN o. N W t
Lsf neighbofhOoi ~ Fourth Anify 80 40 10 ~
- from Broadway Apply 81 - JOaes h4.i.nts va
- sll 1ssod'
an TO LET-A back room on he ihlrt for N Jus
". Ing u sPmcest Inquire d JOHN hcNl,Vs,~
- The fourth floor sll- =
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There, Messrs Editors Is true copy, a. llterai
IS / ca make g. % one page OF a. account boo a
Kept 0y one oi tue merchants a. the mines Is IL
lot ori sinal rs style, ard. considering the 40
sence oi the scLOolmssier a. excellent eIlrt !
w0ul s-I1 yoI the document it.-li, but | wish .
sc la4n Il smOns ny rellCs OF the gold excitemeAt.
Independently % the mines, lOok upon the
valley Of The Ssa Josqain as valaeless aud after
gns, had read In the writings OF dlfeIen; travel
ers through California must confess that | have
been entirely disappointed u Is without wood
sld without water except the few general streau
RAINING through u. A. present Il Is pNched snc
dry. an spear Of green srAss IS scarcely - be
i1uud even upon the lo~ groasds along the river
When - come ~ consider that there vii be 10
raiu iJr three months more, What chance s there
OF ralsng good crops Toe lsnd IS poor, and yery
ltse u i would yrOc ice al average crop o. 10 were
Wel Natered The climate a del gbiill during
the day t 10 New Orleans Spring. while tns
| uIshtsare cool and lmi0rfahie tn temperature
be ~ sach o. make a pair OF Ankets quite
| agreeable Toe wsteg OF the rivers coming IN N
the lnogntAns cold IS ice Iiseli frequently max
| in- the teeth ache u drink Along tue San Joa-
4.in. and a. .hs mouth Of US tioatAnes, masketoe
| are more plentiful t1sn have ever seen them D.
the sNamps OF Louisiana. Alabama or : l0nca
The voyage OF the SAILING vessel. from Psnnns
- almost ss l0ug ss nat from NeN-Nork. Be o.
| ab.lt 400 DAYS, sine OF them have oeea about
| l3J DAYS. From Ne~ y 0rk vessels are arriving
10 $50 70 l75 days. Toe shortest voyages 70 snis
sl-. have been made By the Baltimore bulk YES
ss.s-the Grey cage. tue Grey Hound, the AFchi
,ect and the Col 7 sront-al d them Ia between
ii3 and i25 days. TIE Architect has bad very
bad luck. having encountered heavy weather I'D
head = .nds with tao thirds Of c-- crew down
with the Cho.erz. Although she has been l9ng
time o. ser yoy age she has made most exsra9r-
! linary tip. colsl1eriIs a. the clrr1nstsIcss-
The snip Philadelphia LATELY arrived from T ana
| ma y .th passengers. Was bgrned - tie Tatef :
edge lew nights since.
Cen Riugrold Of the I : Navy, hss been Ell
gagged b. ihs citizen, OF California . survey 81
sound the bays and nArbors Of San Frsncisco. Sa1
P4blo ani Slisan and the Rivers Sacramento AID
san Joaquin NJ RiaEgol- was attached 20 the
Exploring Expedition .nder Lieut.. Wilkes KS
AlowE equation Aad ability VII give great ctar
scter 10 the sa-vey, and il vii. beyond do0ot u
lgssti0u. Be executed with such accuracy IS -
Justify the community 10 relying epoa l. l az 10
hopes the maps vii be published. n order that
they may Be placed within the rescn ofevsry per
son. Yours FREANER
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TIE ONLY DIRECT LINE
- FOX SAN FRANCISCO. VA Gags

TIE ONLY DIRECT LINE
/fs FOX SAN FRANCISCO. VA Charo
4,C-N i6ih August The new and spsldld sIsans{
EMPIRE CITY, 400 tons bgrd~n.l J. '
Wilson commander, viii .esye Tor Chagrst, cifsc sN
her dOcE Pier :, " r % Thursday l6in AIgssIg
O'Clock, P TIE r. gO-s direct 10 Chssres -
touching al any Intermediate port, thus insurns hai !.
sengers - his steamer vii reach Panama 10 Tine " -
{ rscitc Nal steamer Panama, u lsi September
Passage 10 ne Amer o1loon.
DO 90 FORWARD DO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Us
ID DO Lower Ca0ln...................... -
~ 40 o-rrlAk y
Freight % specie, per cent Merchandise y cels
per foot kgh cubic feet Of baggage allow e esrh csn
passenger and 81 cubic feet each sevfs-e pass-asn
No pas-sg- secured unless pad Tor Any pefs0a rsey
unR one bali he sluOunt Of pssssg money ss11lss
berth Tor ODE WEEK F0f frrish ~ passage spDyD
Iy> sAais HOWARD : son = Bfostsr
-eE1<-P PIANOS FOR sALEAHD TO HE
ronD q Q ee.. 49,, h lo ~ 80 ~ ~ ).
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HEw-YoRx CITY MERCHANTS

WILL FIND if O. ther ictsresf % se1d .hef ofeei
w printing 70 OLIVER BROTHERS s.a bl,t-t
- Nassal-st corner p too BIZ Heads, Crc.s,
C1ecks Cards &C printed By Steam. 10 ne sies -
nlo.t improved sfye aId A. puces pobt % w.
short ne required Tor the execution VI ib- - ~ -
al see sec nels. Des zLs "a great gaf<J y
co-uffy merchants al y
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4 O-T-On TIE e. insani ne following certificate. u
l. STOCK . he OntJragOn Mining Company VI Detroit.
ls.uec he ss5.c i3er. and ~ hin su1O.s<c Nos y
- - 81 and s. each crrufcaie Tor 30 shares A. appl-
cauor hss hem made 20 the mrsny for reissue u
Ne snck ne certificates are Of value he finder
suitable ard a.. DC gwen for cir delivery No
Hanover a. " JAMES ; HI 1T lals lot'l Asg & IsE
4 O-T OR ~TOLEN-A note FOR 81 - o. drawn
10y WILLIAMSON ALL aud crcorsed By = P
TYLER a sons. payable a. ne Merchants Exchange
btnk. tf- CITY an1 due To- ltfH A. l-r.ors
are csgrouef ssainst receiving Eesot4fnk sa1 noe
hereof "a been siyp pei .Dse1 Ncss f0rs
Alga,i %, iss. ls1l5 ~ y. TYLER a Sons
S1s uun To LOAN-Oa 6o1d srd mortgage
'DID'OOOiyr term u years. o. good. prosi1ct ge
"a. esiat- 70 re Giles d Sesf Ork BfOoky N "
oe--t l olr - lCrr Orb applicants Apply ~
s-s = A bLEECkEH. A4crgre-s. Bro-i- e.
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WANTS.

w AN -.
tAANTED-By 40 scuve aed Industrious young man
w a siuauOn Ia wholesale drug house he has
- over I've a. The business and can refer 10 ono Of
the established houses The City u Phliadr ptla
Tor honesty and cspaDiiy, and would D. sal-nef win
m0drras pensnuOn Please address Nastn xioa, 5l5
Br00me-si corner Tnompsou-st allO y
kyANrED-A DRUG CLERK-One competent %
w TIE enufe clATke Of re-al. store. - IN good
c'y reference, may hear of situation ~ ealing Al 81
s.KAsyerle s1lJ j.
xIASTED-By young man. situation boos
w Keeper genera clerk 10 comm .siOD house
rccy the alter preferred Best d city reference giveu
Address 5ox N Lower U s1J ~.
SALE-MAN AND BOOh-hEEPER Waoled 10
- wholesale and retain Clothing store 10 New Orleans
IT, must b well acquainted with nc business
Address ~ P0-lOtce win real name and reference
aul1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14

FURIOUS DRlyiSG.-JOnn Clark and Joseph Al
burn stage drivers on a Bowery line, were yesterday
arrested ~ officer Wang ior uriousy driving through
the They were taken before Justice Laihroi
mo nned them - each. upol payment OF which nj
nere discharged from custody
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SUPPOSED TO HAVE BsES Drowned The holy
Of man named Martin Walther who formerly resided
Delaney was ast evening found lying 10 boat ~
Springs. slip he was taken o. MS former resitence
where the Coroner VII hold inquest
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TO BOOhsELLEh>.-ses pfopOssls w. J.
received y he g1cers. suet a. e Occe " Ne ~
v De Board n E1sc4uol. Public BgIcings, Put -
I-escay he Xls. u August Inst. a. oci0-s tHr
pying ieNi books Tor n The Free Ac ademy - :,
- ne books required may - obtained By apf1ct-'
tie sad orscr
ROBERT KELLY, sAMU IL A CRAHy,,v
THOMAS DENNY. WILLIAM P4NkNnit &,
; BOsNOkTH, kKecllre Coraz-....s.
ne care. management 40 g0verrueni o. he trve -
my.-Ds.ed S-W-Yo Aug = 1873 81
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ID BIC AUNINI-TkAfUIl- UFFItF- y W. =,
i Sue tf- SO .-ff H ID Eliza
bETH CKfSF st. offa- CT H ~ fofs i-ess@f 80 -
-s-f 90 5si utesiss flsi iLs sfs 81 '- sa ssi
a.rfs N 10 cole AfIfffatf be- o. r-frf 49, 70
fo.-i tJ BIN ,ccriaE 20 - ar@.s ae sane -' By 80
ssi4 - rsfsss~f Ply ts itl ~
A11u.t nst-f ~ va. Jut g. $50.
.slsiasa- JkNFss fHAYbR P.s.a tff.-sfistF
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ROAkDlNG.

DOAkDlN6-At 81 Beesman-.L With.n i've uinat-.
ID "A VI u as- he { y Hall q. Keat efser .ud
I1-f wiv-s can b. pesssniy Accommodated u froat
ne q snc = .Oors slso. segeral s.age gslte
saIi-ls-
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The MERCHANTS ENcHA>GE BANK BUILDI>G
The walls Of this building which i going up on ths
ste o. the old structure on the Ot Greenwich
sni Dew 81 have reached within about seven feet 0
the cornice Il will be- plain, but substantial sdince
OF Connecticut brown stone and will cost no, tar from
$1,000 Il has front 0t 90 feet and is ~ feet dee =
The basement will be occupied Ia part ~ Moriord &
Verrniiye brokers Il will be finished this all VII
liam TOmson is the architect
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pit IRON llns B0orloa ~. Foundry.
Il - .1Es BoCrror No Forgr
80 .1-- Br0nto1 80 F1rk- For ss- By
ALL W DU DIZZY FULLER co - Greenwich-st
NEw-IoaK FizE AID AAkISE lSs CO. A1x g. lst3
nINIDE>D.-I1e 5o.rd " Directors have lAi. ~
~ Declared Vces1 u In per cent PAYABLE 10 10 ~
stockholders o. cezrc A. The oe u he company y
Wsll-st. AZ 5<' D. USDERHlLL secrel.Iv
- AG-.-Iae hisnest market price pad in essh for
ltkAgsr Canvas, bExsng. Porters' Pager. Wr.pp.nx
siOck Grass, Tarrsd and Hemp Rooe bv
- ~ CYRUS W FIELD co a BeeEnapa
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BOARD WANTED-By thre- spans g-ctiemer.
- DO Eerteel prvate American Eugils1 family
Cslsst Address ? box - over Post-Ofc- -
l-rt-frlcrs rACnals Cd. AIS Nv
BOARD 5jI BROADWAY-Ose l.rze roon
~ Nitn t- ou- sZ-4-l-- slitzole Tor pr.rEle family
" single geltemen Hot cod 41d slo~er oalAs. Trar.
.-e-- ooaree-s iekru f0r u SINNER sgll IL
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR bDfS
RossvIlI@ Slsi-n is.and
A LEX BENEDICT, PrBcipsl-Tl~ Ocsuoe . pss
n sad heatny sitlzsi ahOgi - miles run ~ 81
~ Ne ~lork Terms .Or lnloa, board. ~ - 2sf "a
,cr0sgs received A. -lg lm- dung tie yesl - -
ilr-ter Information apply 30 SAM IL " BENkDlt'
" .ll-sL where c4rc4.sTs nay BE- obtained. Gl4P-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-09

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CESSATION and Child Birth. By R. G. GEIssNER
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iDurtiraI.
THE MAY QUEEN.
BY A. rsNxrsox.

You rnust wake and call me early. call me early,
mother dea;
Tomorrow will be the happiesi time ofall the
blilhe New Year
Ofall The glad New Year, mother. the m'ddrs
merTiest day;
For Tn 10 be Queen o. the May, mother I'm IL
be Queen o';le May.
There's many back eye. they say, but none so
bright as mine;
There's Margaret aud Mary, there's Kate and Crro-
liue
Bat nO4e 50 hir as little Alice, in all the land
they say;
So I'm 10 be tue Queen o. the May, mother, I'm
to be Queen o the May.
sleep so sound all night, mother, that shall
never wake.
IIye do not call Inc loud when the day begins to
break;
But mus. gather knots OF flowers. aud buds aud
garlands gay;
Fer I'm to be Queen o. the May, mother. I'm to
be Queen o. the May.
As came up the valley, whom think you should
But Robin, leaning on the bridge beneath the no.
eel treei
He thought of Ihat sharp look, I gave him yestcr.
day,
But I'm to he the Queen % the May, mother, I'm
10 be Queen o. the May.
He thought was a ghost, mother, rirI was all in
And ran by him without speaking, like a flash
o'light.
They call me cruel.henried; but care not what
they say
For I'm to be the Queen o. the May, mother, I'm
tobe Queen o the May.
They say he's dying all Ioroyo; but that can never
be-
They say his heart is breaking, mothcr--wEat is
that 10 met
There's many boder lad will WOO me my sum.
mer day;
And I'm To be Queen o. the My, mother, I'm to
to be Queen o the May
Little Ellen shall go with me. to morrow, to the
gleen;
And you'll be there. too mother to see me made
tue Queen:
For the shepherd lads on every side will come
from lar AWAY;
Aud I'm to be Queen o. the May mother, I'm to
be Queen o the May.
The honeysucke round the porch has woven its
wayy bowers,
And by the meadow trenches blow the iiiini sweet
cuckoo flowers.
And the wild marsh margolJ shines like fire in
swamps aud holluws grayi--
And 'm 10 be Queen % tic May. mother. I'm 10
be Qeeen o. ths May.
The night winds come aud 60, mother, upon the
meadow grnssi
Aud the happy stars above them seem to brighten
as they pass:
There wiIlnot be a drop o rain the whole o tue
livelong day;
Aud I'm 10 be Qnecn o the May, mother, I'm to
be Queen o. the My.
So you must wake and call me early, call me eur
ly, mother denr;--
Toinorrow will be the happiest time of all the
glad New Year;
Tomorrow will be, ofall the year, the maddcs
mrIriestdHy; tt
For I'm 10 be the Queen o. the May, mother, Tn
To be Queen o. The May.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-09


virtue and power 20 neal so many diseases. Bu
since ii is well known that more than 20, 900 per
sons have been cured ouI friends will begin 10 rp.
a2r the truth Of our remarks, which we made abou,
six months ago; vis:' that there would not be a
family in America who would live dav wilhunl
possessing a box Of McALLlSTER'S.4 .4H Healine
Ointment, il they but knew lis virtues
McAllister's l.lIealing Ointment estops per
spIration in the system. BY this means II open,
those avenues through which nature carries of the
impurities within, aud thus relieves the body Of dis.
ease. II is thus thai it cures Consumption, FeVers
Scrofula, Erysipelas, Asthma, Salt Rheum, Sick.
Headache, Quincy, Sore Throat, Rheumatism
Scald Heads, Pains N The Chest, Side and Back
Dyspepsia. Poisons, Sor Breast, Dea iness, (utar
eous Empions; Sore Eyes. Inflammation of tht
Bowels, Kidneys aud Brain, Buns, Chbams
Piles, HORNS, .Agucs, Cold Feet ;Lver Complaint
Ulcers,and all Fever Sores, luAdmmaions OF ever,
| kind.
A. & S HFNDRY, Ashlabula, o Genera
Agents for the State of Ohio.
AGENTS Bury e. Beck. Druggists Lancaster
Fairfield County General Agents: Gendenning &
Corner, Winchester; WIN. ", IIme, Ihopolis
n n J Leonard. Merchants, Basil, N Beatty
Go Druggists, Baltimore, John woodward, Grocer
New Salem, T. Kab, Drggls Ru'hvile, A & T.
Mhhof, Lockville; Crisl n Pickering, Pickering
ton; w, f. Breck, Carroll: Daniel Hawkin, Suga
Grove. Ashbaugh a Brery, Blemen.
November II, lS4s. 3m25.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-09
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