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school NOliCc.
YaInnhle Fnrln for Sale.

WILL sell. at private sale upon reasonable terms,
| NV farm in Greenfield Township, Fairfield county,
Ohio, situated on the Columbus road about 81 miles
Northwest of Lancaster.
The Farm contains l54 Acres, about lO5 Acres i'm
ln-A proved, the balance wel-timbered, &zaEA
Is5ssh Upon it are fine Dwelling House, Tsss sss
all in good order four springs Of Railing water
good fences and generally we'll improved It is consi.
dered one Of the best farms in the county
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
upon the premises or Of Mr,F j. Boying In Lancaster
Ohio. L. Won RODEN.
Greenfield Township, February IS, 1850 sw4l
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Medical Notice.
a. "A. DAvIDS SON

DR. A. VID SON,
~ GRADUATE Of the University Of Maryland, after
VI two years spent in active practice with Dr. Boers
ler now tenders his professional services to the cit
zens of Lancaster and vicinity
Always found at bis Office, in the room formerly
occupied as the Post Office, Immediately east OF the
Court House. ODD g.,
Lancaster, February 8, 1850. .rr lyi
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DIP. M'LANE's WEE MrFUGE!!

TTNIIE Inventor of great remedy for a formidable
disease has no right to keep its use from his fell
low-creatures sothought DR.. flame when he was in
duced to offer his great remedy for worms to the pub
lie. profound physician, enjoying very large prac;
tce he did not fear to be coniounded with the herd
of quacks who impose upon the public their worthless
stuff as medicines. He was therefore induced by
Kidd Co., Druggists, to dispose Of his right disco
verer, and the Vermifuge is for sale in nearly
every village and town Of the country. 1t is sover
eign remedy for worms.
z. Krieder Lancaster; w. f. Breck Co.. Carroll; P.
Hane Plcasantpillc J.Woodyard, New Salem; E.Kalb,
RuShuiVe; Kreider & Brother, Logan, Hooking coul-
IN, and by Merchants and Druggists generally.
March /, 1850. 2wf3
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New Rocks.

4 BBoTos Illustrated Histories; IArlhers Lee.
"A lures The Lady Of the Lake; Mrs Hsma1is,
Moores, Byrons, Howitt's and Popos Poems Orators
Of the Revolution and many other valuable works
and large number Of the latest Novels, by the most
distinguished suthOrs Just received and for sale tho
Book Store Of JOHN L. TUTHlLL
Lancaster February 2, 1850 d&wt0
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II. G. FARRELL's ARABIAN LSIMESr.-Let every
ons who has not yet used the celebrated Arabian Lni
ment go to the agent, and he will furnish you with
pamphlet gratis, containing much valuable informa.
tion with to the treatment of CATTLE &c. and
will also give you certificates Of cures performed by
H. G. Farrell's Arabian Liniment, which have never
been equaled and which were effected after the
failure of the most scientific physicians.
See Advertisement Qw43
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0rTo cure our unhappinesS is much
easier than most people imagine. About
all that is necessary is to stop doing
wrong. Good men seldom worry--the
wicked seldom do anything else" The
hardest pillow to sleep on is the one own
cd by vice.
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LANCASTER, Friday. March /. 1850
Cimcinmntl MarkcIs.

CfEcINNATf. Feb. 27. 1850.
FLogR-3OO barrels mixed brands sold at a.:
500tEj5. 500 bar rels choice At t4:73.
WHsKEY is firm at l9lc0 l9bs. LARD is
dull aud nothing doing.
River Raining
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Valuable Property FOR Sale.
Insurance against Fire.
Capital $500 900 all paid up and secured.

TIME LEXINGTON FIRE, LIFE AND MARINE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY OF LEXINGTON,
KENTUCKY, having established an agehcy in this
place, will insure against loss damage by Fire, at
the rates of premiums established by the Convention
of Delegates Of Insurance Companies held in the
City Of New York, in September, A. d. lS49.
Apply at the Office of H. H. Hunter s. Son, Fosters
Buildings Main Street.
+. F. HUNTER, Agent.
Lancaster, Ohio, January 4, 1850. d6m14
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WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.--The re-
markabe success of this Basam is no doubt owing in
great measure to the peculiarly agreeable end pow.
erful nature Of its ingredients. It is fine HERBAL
mcdicine-composed chiefly Of wild Cherry Bark and
the genuine Iceland Moss he latter imported express
ly for the purpose the medical virtues Of which
are also combined by new chemical process with the
Extract OfTar thus rendering the whole compound the
most certain and eficacious remedy ever discovered
We do not wish to deceive the afflicted, or hold out
any hopes of relief when none exists; but when 50
many hundreds pronounced by silful physicians as
most hopeless cases have been cured, who can blame
US for using every word and accent of persuasion to
induce the suffering invalid to lay aside prejudice,
and partske of remedy seldom known to iaill
| Tableware of counterfeits and base limitations.
See Advertisement. lIni3
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Notice.
JOHN T BRAsER.

LII persons indebted to the subscriber are request
n ed to call and settle without delay. After short
time, all demands remaining unpaid will be handed
over to the proper officers for collection.
WILLIAM SLADE, IT., Attorney at Law.
Lancaster, February !, 1850. 80
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washing Mnchine-'NO Humbmg.

washing MaChine-'NO Humb"g"
nj HILL respectfully gives notice that he will
lNI grant individual rights for using "Sabin's Pa
tent Washing Machine, called "Ladies' Delight" for
the sum of Two Dollars,
A good mechanic will not charge over $3.50 or 81
Ia construct the Machine hence the entire cost will
notexceed four or five dollars
Twill also dispose ofTownship rights on fair terms:
have Machine for sample, which can be used
by any family to their satisfaction before purchasing,
as desire it to stand or fall its own merits, well
knowing to be worthy Of public favor and patronage
Those who wish to see testimonials whore il has
been extensively used referred to the large bills,
at Public Houses in town and country, headed "Real
Achimy"--Ladies' Delight"
might also refer to more than twenty Ladies here,
VINO now posses this invaluable machine.
There is scarce room enough in the paper to con-
tain all that has been said in praise Of it, and of what
it can accomplish.
For the benefit of people living in the vicinity of
Dumontsvile, would say, that John Cook, Esq, has
one made for public examination and at Royalton, A.
Claypool has one which he will also gladly exhibit.
References may be had to Messrs. George Sander
son, Judge L. Perry, Jacob ely, Christopher Mayer,
T. u. White, ]. U. Giesy John Lyons, b. Giesy, H.
Westlake, and many others who have proved the Ma
chine to their satisfaction.
Lancaster, February !, looO. d2ww3m
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Notice is hereby given,

THAT the Account current and vouchers thereto
bv Abraham Stepleton, Guardian of Maria Steple-
ton, minor heir Of Daniel Stepleton deceased, have
been filed for inspection and settlement at the next
Term of the Court of Common Pleas for this county,
Any person interested may file written exceptions to
any item thereof Attest-J. RADEBAUGH, CIerk
March |, 1850. 3w43
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.


JOHN WORK,
OF the late firm of JOHN WoRK Co having pur-
chased the entire stock in trade, will continue, at
the old stand, to carry on the
Tin. Copper and Sheet-Iron Business,
In all its various branches, in the best manner and
upon the most reasonable terms.
Stoves! SIOVeSM StOVcS!N!
He will keep constantly on hand Stoves of every
vuriety and pattern, such as -
Resors DOUBLE OVEN COOKING.
Rochester AIR TIGHT do
Kennears HOT AIR do ......... .
PREMIUMS, Of all aizes.
Box, Parlor and Coal Stoves.
The public are invited to call and examine the stock
it will be warranted to give general satisfaction,
NJ B. The notes and accounts due the late firm OF
JoHx WoRK Co.. are now in my hands for collection,
and the immediate payment of them will be absolute
ly necessary to close up the partnership account.
.s JOHN WORK.
Lancaster, March 1, 1850. 49
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
UYWAl9AGa


MARRlED-On the 10Th ult., by the Rev. JOIN
Wagenhals, Mr.. JACOB PICKERING and Miss SU
SAN BENEDUM, of this county
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To the Publio.-We call special attention 10 the ad
verlisement of"HoWEs SHAKER ARStPARILLA'm
paper to day. The superior merits ofhe Shaker prep
Grafton ofs hest ofal medical plants is rapidly becoming
known aud will long I've the only For sale
by H. SCOTT Main Street oppo.re the Telegraph Office
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Venetian Blind Mandatory

TTAVING purchasedthe entire machinery Of Thorn.
scrber would respectfully inform the citizens of Lam
caster and vicinity, that he will continue the above
business in all its various branches, at the old stand
on Main Street, d few doors belotc Cly's Tarern
All kinds of Blinds will be manufactured in the best
sye at the shortest notice and upon reasonable terms
JAMES WALKER.
Lancaster, February 81, 1850. 2md&lyw5O
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White Lead.

MIA Kegs PURE WHITE LEAD. warranted,
~ 65 do Paris Green; 80 do Chrome Green
with general assortment Of PAINTS Just receiv
ed and for sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, 1888 IA
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Now Orleans Markets

New ORLEANS, Feb. %, 1850
CoTToS-.3OO bales sold yesterday at full
prices
SUGAR is firm -MoLAssEs dull and prime held
at 2lc.
ToBAcco-Sales Of the week, 300 hogshead,
fall prices.
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VTo gain an enemy or lose friend /,
all that's necessary is to lend him a doub-
loon or two,
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I The first passenger train passed
over the Columbus and Xenia railroad
last week.
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Wanted.

200. .O(DsDecAHGTraooGGSA cHT aoG AISR INK SKINS, ;MIEP
and tire highest market price will be paid-atthe
Sign oCtGe "MAMMOTH CHATEAU"
ROBERT FIELDING.
Lancaster, December 81, 1910 33G
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Prints.

o Barrels spirits Turpentinei do Gum Copal,
- do Ven Red, Just received and for sale by
GEORGE Kaufman.
Lancaster, August 10. 1889 ID
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"CLEvELAND, 81. Valentines dug,
after dinner, 1850.

S.. ..msbfo wemshiaes setheenmnes-oue I
Tmno acnew'aohtdymM flhmwtrstihr
weep pnnuushNnnH Hdettasdouhnm ms
weheraoend eryboalhtm sastw thDauab
dummnntwe 75c. orders vuaeghulLama
awrgdtfmpl ttmSwwgnhwlmYnfp printers
supper h--wdrbenhhrolusO. .pfnsemdteo
dancinihaormbsem wiHaeasptundheeuv
awud Wtwnshyleitnemd pheI ehryervryd
goeedpowknheephh III stand half lhesh
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS limo
MGaedirecsh tyurelaiegrarcd WonaMa
he ETanno'icd Observation-Disclosures
leoaa s mos stay deitmoUmwpeCee
Nhrtwuumhuonb. mGaTodunentwenpass
book ogramep neutrality-suspicious.
Br.ylmeenyttsa hoseegoEhe Bmhshedurh
mwnomnwee Bkmnorh nwnbrtefpFnwtn
Gava oe rYtahonelg Observation-Disclosures
ell Bh, ,sordoasslrdheW Wboo0eie0
Yours, GOV. WOOD.
P. S.--The "noise and confusion" will
prevent my being heard on other subjects
to which you called my attention.--Ge'
aHga Republican.
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sTooK or oaoonRxns

At retail which ior price and quality cAnnos be s,rp.s.
has on hand hne lot Of Fresh Teas reSv cAeap
Send on your children usual lie will be plsassd
to wait on them.
The same variety krYl at his two es,abllsAmen,.,
and at tho same low prices.
Lanrasterl February q, 1890 q
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CarpenIer,s Tools.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT. jus, received
N and for sale ata'great reduction IN pI1ee, oy
May 4, 1889 =. bOTE'
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The Rn0k Of Books.

A FINE and large variety of BIBLES of all sizes,
N are now selling at cost and carriage at the Book
Store of JOHN L. TUTHILL,
February 3 1850 Opposite Shelters Hotel
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MURDER WILL OuT-Judge Wood on
the ProUiso-1 The Paddock off at last!-
We stop the press to announce that Hon.
Reuben Wood has condescended to re-
ply to the Wilmot Proviso interrogato-
ries of Judge Bisse. We do hope the
the Democracy will feel relieved now
that the Judge has given SO full and ex-
plicit an answer The Democracy in
this section are disposed to say 'Amen!'
And then such patriotic sentiments, they
should find hearty response every
where! Not word could he added to
the letter without destroying its sense,
nor syllable subtracted without MARI
ing its beauty. 1t is a model letter, and
its author is model candidate, and we
think the letter and the candidate should
be Immediately forwarded to the Guber.
Material Patent Office. Read the pre-
cous document, every body-how bold
the Judge must be getling-nearly as
bold as sheep! But we are keeping
our anxious readers from the letter itself
quite too long. So here goes:
"CLEvELANDJ 81. Valentines dug,
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TeIegraphic.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

New YoRK, Oct. 81.
The Pacific arrived here this afternoon in eleven
days and three hours from Liverpool, which she left
on the nth. She brings ninety four passengers.
No material change has taken place. The cotton
market is dull, and prices in favor OF buyers. Quo
tations same per Asia. Sales of four days, sew
enteen thousand; spectators took TWENTY-FIVE hun
dred. Indian corn in more request at advance OF
six pence per quarter. Flour and wheat, fair de-
mand at last weeks prices.
London stock market is buoyant and tending up
wards. Consos 96k a 90; per account, 96S 70 go
The Queen of Belgium, Louis Philippes daughter,
died on the twelfth instant. There is nothing i'm
portant from Spain. The Queen has again refused
TO accept the resignation of Narvaez.
GERMANY.-Accounts from Hesse Cassel tate
that all the officers have resigned, and that Hay
nau's offer to commissioned officers to advance
them to grade off officers has been rejected. Notice
has been given that the Prussian government will
not suffer the Federal Assembly at Frankfort to in
terfere by force in Hesse Cassel, and that any at
tempt to do so will be resisted by Prussia.
DEEMARK.--The minister of war at Copenhagen
has published the following news from friedrich
stadt, showing that possession OF the town may be
maintained. The storming attack OF the enemy
was four times resisted, Notwithstanding they had
planted their standards on breastworks. The loss
on both sides was small. No change had taken
place in the relation of the armies.
Berlin journals of It'll October state that Aus
tria, Wurtemberg, Bavaria, and Saxony, have con-
cluded offensive and defensive alliance against
Prussia.
Nothing else important
New YoRK, Oct. 26-6 p. m.
The new American steamer Arctic sailed to day
on her first trip to Liverpool She takes out sew
enty passengers. Among them are Peter Loril
lard esq. Lieutenant Drayton, U. 5. Navy, and
Colonel Van Allen late U. S. Minister u Ecuador
The steamer Ohio sailed for Havana and New
Orleans, with two hundred and forty passengers.
New YoRK, Oct. 27-p. m
The steamer Falcon arrived here to- day from
Havana. The new steamer Arctic did not sail
til to-day
rive do not understand the above, inaamuch as
the New York papers of Saturday afternoon
nounce the sailing of the Arctc.l
New ORLEANS, Oct. 81.
There is less animation in the cotton market to-
day, but prices remain unchanged The sales
aIuOnnt In | 600 bales Mt a IA capta Nor In
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CORRESPONDENTS OF THE REPUBLIC.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26. 1850.

DALIIMOAE, OUI. 70, IoOUs
The most severe storm passed over our city this
afternoon that have for some time. The rain
descended for nearly or quite three hours in per-
feet torrents. The lightning was incessant, and
peals of thunder loud and repeated. Some of the
streets were completely flooded The water flowed
in them like miniature river. A number of cell
lars filed, and caused some damage. Jones's
Falls very much swollen. This was, alto
gether, the most remarkable storm have ever seen
at this season of the year.
The Fair of the Maryland Institute continues to
attract large numbers of visitors Tonight, not
withstanding the inclemency Of the weather, it is
well attended
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7 HAVE now in store the largest and best assorted
i stock of Stoves and Crates that has been offered
the citizens of Washington for the last eighteen
years of all sorts, sizes, and kinds. My assortment
is so large, that, TO give minute detail OF them,
would be trespassing upon the readers patience
Stoves and Crates for Cumberland and Hard coal,
and various patterns and styles for wood. Please
call and examine them. ] will sell to suit pur
chasers at a very small per centage. | have on
hand supply Of the galvanized portable furnaces
for heating dwelling houses, churches, and offices,
which am prepared to put up at the shortest no
tce Also, Beebee's Cooking ranges: the celebrated
Gosnell patent Hot-air Parlor Stove, for heating
parlor and chambers above by introducing the cx-
ternal air. have, in addition TO the above, this
day received, direct from Philadelphia, large
supply OF the improved Hathaway, or Buck air
tic ht cooking stoves. | will warrant them TO bake
well on top and in the bottom of the ovens, and
give entire satisfaction. have the exclusive right
of the sale of the above cooking stove IN this mar
ket; if the should not give satisfaction il
be returned, and the money refunded. None gen.
uine except iuted on the bottom of the bake oven,
and the word etna on the front plate. | received
with the above stoves very handsome parlor stove
Just come out, called the Ben Franklin, for wood
or coal Please call and examine my stock before
purchasing. {. WOODWARD,
Odl-eod6wif Penn av. betw. 10th & IL IN sts.
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW AT CHoAGo.-A tel
cgraphic despatch from Chicago Illinois, dated the
25th Of October, says:
"Tho City Council has passed resolutions multi
flying the act of Congress respecting the Fugitive
Slave law, and releasing the police from obedience
to it. This act of the city authorities has caused
great excitement. Last night four or five thousand
people assembled, the Mayor presiding, and Sena-
tor Douglas made a powerful speech, sustaining
the aotOf Congress IN passing the Compromise
bile, and particularly the Fugitive Slave bill. This
speech had powerful effect upon the meeting, and
caused change in public opinion in favor Of the
law, and against the acts Of the City Council"
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FIRST FueTIvE SLAVE CASES IN BosToN.-War-
rants were issued yesterday by the United States
arrest of William Crafts and Ellen Crafts, his
wife, and William Jones, alleged fugitive slaves.
Crafts is n cabinet maker, dong business at his
trade in Cambridge street, and with his wife made
their escape from bondage in Macon, Georgia,
about two years since. IL will be rccollccted that
Mrs. Crafts, who is Of very light complexion, dis
guised herself in male attire, and travelled from
Macon 10 this city as dashing youth from the
South, with her husband az her slave servant.
Mrs. Crafts has left the city, but her husband
mains TO await the process Of the law. No warrant
had been served upon him last evening. Jones
has left the city for Canada. He was employed at
Parkcr's eating house. The fact of the warrants
having been issued caused considerable excitement
in our community.-Bosion 1Hds, GOTH
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THROUGH LINE FOR SAN
~ FIR sNCIsCO, Via CHhGKEss--
fGE. THE NEW FAVoRITE STEAM
X SHIPS.

CHEROKEE. 1900 tons, Captain III Windle,
100 tons, Capt J. Y Nicholson,
Form the only direct line between New York and
Chacres in connection with the United States Nail
Steam packets in the Pacific semi monthly limo
through TO San Francisco. They leave New York
the 18th and 2Sth Of each month.
REDUCED RATES OF FARE TO CHAGRES.
Cherokee. PhiladeiDLsa.
After Saloon State. Rooms. I25 co. ...... l25 90
Forward Saloon do 100 OO......,. lOO %
1 ,y,cr Cabin .. 90 90
All the above dine at the same table and have tho
privilege Of the saloon.
Storage, (lound with mattresses and board) Sos
in each vessel.
Freight to Chagres, 10 cents per foot.
Each passenger il allowed personal baggage free
10 the extent OF $50 lbs. not exceeding in measure
mcnt 10 cubic feet.
Expenses on the Isthmus arc borne by the pas
sengers
For freight or passage, apply TO
ROWLAND & ASPINVALL,
"a South street New York
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CHILDREN,s HOSIERY.

EHILDREN'S bleached and unbleached, mixed
~ and black cotton Hose, all sizes, from No. to
No. 7.
Also children's worsted Hose, all sizes
Woolen, silk, and cotton Gloves for children, all
sizes and grades; with Cashmere, Merino, Alpa-
ca, (lambs' wool, Scotch wool.)
Raw spun and English silk Hose, all grades, col
ors, qualities and styles, for ladies.
would call particular attention TO my stock of
all kinds of Hosiery, Gloves &c. TO which there is
great care taken in the selections
G.. w. VERIFY,
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Centre Market.
Oct 24-d2W News, 2ml
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The SPoRT coMMENcISG.-We learn that the
season for canvass backs, red heads, blue wing,
and other kind Of ducks, is nj hand, and the pros
poets very good for fine sport and rich harvest
this fall. w. w Levy, OF Havro dc Grace, ono Of
the best shots in Maryland in company with a
party Of gentlemen from Philadelphia, on Monday
last, shot two hundred and twenty four ducks Of
various kinds. This was great days work. For
the accommodation OF gentlemen from the cities
who may desire a cruise down the bay to try their
skill at shooting the wing, Mr.. l.. has fitted out
a vessel with all the comforts and convcniences for
such a trip Baltimore Sun.
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HUTCHINGs' VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
BITTERs,


From the ~. Y. Metropolis.
4 VALUABLE REMEDY. -Hutchings Vau-
IA able Dyspeptic Bitters is universally acknow-
lodged TO be by far the best preparation for this
distressing disease now in vogue; also, in all
cases of general debility, il is said to act like
charm. This medicine has been fully tested by
many of our wel-known citizens, and has estab-
shed, on its merits, character for value and eff
cacy that is not excelled Nothing can be more
surprising than its inyigoratng effects upon tho
whole system. DIR. Hutchings, being DESTROYS that
the most humble should receive the benefit Of his
valuable compound, has placed it at price within
the reach of all
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
medicine is held by the public press, can be had of
the agents, free.
o. Price, so cents per bottle.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street, New York, up
stairs.
Agents in Washington-Chas Stott Co., corner
ofPennsylvana avenue and 7th street; NJ Delany,
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and & street.
Oct lo-2awIm
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IOMBs AND BRUSHES

rOMBs AND BRUsHES.-Just received, n
~ full and complete assortment Of English and
American hair Brushes; shell, buffalo, and English
cold pressed horn Combs, very superior fine tooth
Combs. tooth and nail Brushes, for sale very low,
previous to moving into the store under the
National Hotel, on the J 5th November next.
PARKER'S Perfumery and Fancy Store,
Oct est Penn. av., near National Hotel