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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
z OOMIS'S PANORAMA of CUBA
DARNTTMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
YpHE# DUSSELDORF ACADEMY. Of

Il FINE ARTS-NEW PAINTINGS recently arrived
from Europe, among which Is Gernauia" b. Kochler, a
work OF OF The highest class The exhibition OF PANT
ngs by artists OF the above school has received many add
the Church OF Divine Unity in Broadway. between Spring
ard Prnce-sts. from 10 O'clock AM. li 10 O'Clock NJ
Admission Is cents; Season Tickets So Catalogues u
cents. Jel9u
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BOARDING and DAY SCHOOLS for
-hBYounc Ludies A limited number OF pupils will be
received boarders al Miss DAYS School, Jos Waycry-
place. Also day bOarders. o22 lw'
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-ev Mi AsrIE will deliver the first OF his series oftyeYe
lectures in the French Language the principal authors
Of the age of Louis XIV on FRIDAY 18th inst in the Hope
Chapel Broadway at 7! O'Clock r NJ. Tickets and crcu
Jars Gun be had at g. P Putnans 1876 Broadway; Roe
Lockwood & Sons, All Broadway; T. Dupuys, piaTma
Glen 500 Broadway Price OF ticket for lecnrc 30
cents; for the Twelve lectures, S4 olJ 6tr
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WANTED.
arANTEDTO RENT-Part ola House

w ina pleasant location, near or west OF B5oad"ay'
lo above Tweny-.rlt-s Fanilr consists OF three per
ons Terms moderate Address J box ~ ~ To-, o7'
Office, stating location and terms Ok IL
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TpRADBURY'S NEW POPULAR

Hb SINGING BO0KS.-TO MUSIC TEACHERS
The Teachers and Lowers OF Music is invited
70 the following and liChy popular Music Books!
1.-THE ALPINE GLEE SINGER,
Cheap Edition containing SEQ pages OF the beautiful
Gee Music ever published in This country
II. MUSICAL GEMS FOR SCHOOL AND HOME,
Containing great variety OF the most pleasing and beau
full music for Juvenile Classes entirely together with
complete OF instruction ~ the Elements OF Vocal
Music more simple snd hau any heretofore published,
beng The result OF Mr. Bradbury long experience IN tram
ing Juvenile ChorS. ~ -
III BRADBURY'S SABBATH SCHOOL MELODIES.
fine collection OF HYMNS and Music for Sabbath Schools.
~ THE MENDELSSOHN COLLECTION OF
SACRED MUSIC.
BY Thomas Hastings and VIM b. Bradbnry rms IS me
largest and most practically useful collection OF Church
Music ever offered 70 Lovers OF Devotional Harmony. and
the low price which is sold makes available to the
most limited means,
Orders for all the above may be Addressed TO
MARK H. NEWMAN & co, 1879 Broadway, NY
PUBLISHERS ALSO Or
Tie Young Choir, Mrs. Dana's Temperance Lyrc,
The School Singer, The Social Singing BOOK,
The Young Methodist, The Psalmodlst,
Foras Festival The Newly ork Choralist;
Tie Crystal Fount OF 5teodD&ll"
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LADY to TEACH

NN7ANTED, two good CABINET-MA-
w KERSr WORK BENCHES. Apply to
90 2w r. HOE X co. cor. Broome and Sherh SIS
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cefvef al This Office whose terms are higher than
800 1ie T15t9lne are not allowed differences
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Entertainments cens line each insertion.
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A PORTER OF Clerk N Store, by
~ soort active Young Man; willing make himself
ef7I ~ rr'ooyer or would accep, Of Walters place IN
Hotel or saloon has the best OF city references rom lie
last EMPLOYER Address 384 feminist ID floor ,or john
Can be seen for days, Ok -
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THE sHMI-WKEKLY TRIBUNE

j., ,,,si ID every Wednesday and Saturday morning.
~ e. y eiaun Two copies Tor 81 Ten for $50.
~ stvertlt4rnepte cents line each insertion.
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BOAR DING.

ROARD WANTED.-A Student de-
which tuition in one of the institutions for young LADIES'
viii ne gwen during the period tuition 10 one or
more lads IN one OF the best private schools in Newly ork
Instruction in Vocal or instrumental Music the same
terms Satisfactory reference given and required Adj
dress through the Us PostOffce D q. care OF CHAS.
w PULLMAN, ej9 Broadway. y. Y. ole In
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~ Noticc.-Passeneers per steamship ARCTIC, for
iVerpool VIII plense be board the dock, foot of
CanaIst on SATURDAY, October 26t, ut II O'Clock a. NJ
Send all baggage, wanted the passage, ON board
FRIDAY October 18th, marked below" with the num-
her nf the nnssenpers berth.
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TNNHIS DAY Is PUBLISHED BY

Il GEORGE p PUTNAM
IDICKENSS HOUSEHOLD WORDS, No. NXIH
Price cents Contents OF the Number: The good HIP
nouotanus; The Irish of the Globe IN one lesson Adj
ventures of a Translation How went Whaling Oh tho
Cape OF Good Hope: Lament for the FAIRIES Gunpow
der and Chalk: Spiders SILK; Lesson for Future Llie
Father Gabrie or The Fortunes OF Farmer A German
Picture of the Scotch.
Usher tGr the exclusive Agency OF the work in the United
States all orders from the Trade will be promptly alIend-
ed TO. ~ ,1,,,,,>,r,,>, f.. y,
HOME AND ABROAD. rsrI X. Beautifully illustrated,
Win cngrayinas Among the contributors to the work
arc The following; Mary Russell Milford. Harriet Mari-
neau Mary Hewitt, Henry + Chorley Barry Cornwall,
Fretrika Bremen Mrs. Marsh Prof Ansted nc SUD
scriptions for the work 81 80 per anuurl
ILL., DICKENS'S DAVID COPPERFiELp With The
Illustrations Part NVIII Price III cents.
experienced pleasure from former poduc
m OF Dickens magic peu been afforded by the peuss OF
David Copperheld' Albany stats N's''1e'.
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Ia The Adjourned Annual Session Of the
GRAND DIVISION S. Of T. will be held on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING. October 3d. at y O'clock at Merchants
HAL, $50 Broudwuy' BY order OF =,
O22 2t Il. EGDERL1, u. y.
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C9e Oil! Oil. Oil Try McDOWELLS EIGHTY
CENT WINTER OIL, beautiful article; viii burn clear
and bright without smoke gum warranted 10 burn all
night JOSEPH L. MCDQWELL,
s25 1ms Oil Store, is Diyis0n-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

~ Rouuty Lnuds-The subscriber will give par
car attention 10 the prosecution of claims for Bounty Lands
under tie recent aci OF Congress. Having competent
Agent Washington to attend 10 presenting Tie cams tie
will lose no time in procuring warrants.
HENRY b. SEDGWICK, Attorney and
,,8 1,niseod& 2rnDe Counsellor at Law.
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ROARD,-A gentleman and his wife, or
Ptwo gentlemen, may obtain board with pleasant rooms
furnished or unfinished at 20 West Wasiington-pace
near Washieon-square The house is pleasantly situated
and has bath room References exchanged Apply on
the premises, o2l5tt
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4 ETON " ADDING.- The subscribers
Va having been appointed by w 4 r 81
s ses 'EfI e %5 I'VE ia G g
WADDING. Win cher4csfRyi Ply ,,. C her NEW CLOTH
superior to any kind OF PapeTwadng in se o wq[TSaed
ALSO, ELE9'S H0TCARTRlDGES CARS
FRANCIS TORRES 4 SGSc
Maider.ta.
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VOL. X......NO. 1858.
WANT PLACES.

A Y experienced Book-kEEPEF, Who" ',tl, 6.
IA business does not fully occupy is time would Ike 70
devote the residue 10 keepF another SCI Of 70 Inn ~
" " '-, - f. A' ~ OF St
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BOOK TRADE.

a TREATISE ON DISEASES OF
i THE SEXUAL ORGANS, adapted 20 Poai!ar and
p-cirr.,t Reading sad The FNuosit.0n 40 Qsackerv
Firhfh Edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

rY Liquid Hair Dye, improved 50 as 10 color the
Hair Wskers The Inonentl is applied without the least
injury 1t entirely free from unpleasant odor and can be
washed with the strongest soup immediately Is applied,
without waiting dry For sale applied, ut BA1CHEL-
oR'S Wig Factory, WaIlst nyIo lulhNSaIu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28

raeuen,t sapedo, foue al Law ao1 chanccry,
\ noaaa anA hsll ar Nelsan teaott At the Court
haUee, On Monday the iihlhyu MAY, 1910.
AeNnae TT atfl in thrown rEht a. trustee tor James
: fenn, Plaintiff
HIGHT, taslee tat hemns / r,hhlc aud Catharmo
STATION, amefl, C,t6atne iohble 1ohn II llhl trustee
In snauna HILL aal TIN same lohn II ld executor OF
lahn Il llnsh.s, I'D lehl : R'hu,sou, aud Nancy II
hts wiz lemefl Nanny II IlnRhes The children aud
heus ri peid e,ukaa, IT. 1mes, teten W Parish IN
nd Stevens, hhiemm NJ Perkins, srntswood Garland,
Nathan aans in hsovn right aud "a surviving partner OF
the aleu tai en-er Il hirh h. Wa pattnt Adams
s. nansasle eahha 4 Nfnislea1 Robert Whitehead, Rich
aid Saunders, nisee Coleman, late SheuA al Nelson
County, aud a. sne /, anini.,t, al Alexander Me cxan.
der, defd Alexander Bryant Ralph W lohns surviving
paltnrr atthe late aitie o othua & rcrlm"
Eonl,mn NJ feruns anl stephen II E',cts merchants and
rftntts trading undrt sylr andhrm al Perkins y EVots
tmisinphei Estas 1nieth How'd, executor al James
NJ l'ed, de.'d A1ihnt loahns, Wmlee anl Williamson,
Sterling ta,ahaatae, James - Rtept, wilson rctc,s,
B,eeeeet1se ftmniek, John u pnrett and Robot
Mitchell, Defendants.
benat awarded in III, cause having been returned
duly executed aga'n1 1am Hight, Robot { Jones' Han
nah Hughes, taten " Parrish James stephens, Nrniam,n
NJ Perkins, sraltWoa1 eatlanA Nathan loln-, Adam, y
linenfb, tehhs = Nni'iead lto Mitchell ll,ehed Sam
ders, Nesndet MaNeNmder administrator, ralph W
La u, stephen II Esefs Christopher 7, ENes, Arthur
Hopkins, Wmlree williamson, sterling Cluhnr,uo,
WILSON Peters, he lanfage fittahal AID John ~ nu'
te aud more than two mntbs having elapsed as we'll
s,nro the l, nj tn plantil. hill a. the trinin II the sub
rna,. auA thr said dglrndtns st failing appear and
Tile the aoswtts motion al the plaintiff by h,srounso
In hull sahen t confessed against those defendants
aud hetruron th anse ~ day came on Ia hr heard upon
the mlthr nleNrt ri tn defendant lrnrtta NJ BOY
with replication theeta, aud W. Argued by counsel un
aaaslefaan whereof thu apl doth aaai orlet aud dc
tee that 'emmssaaef salsNaad t'nnl 10 tehe the l"
loetna accounts irt. tn amount mono, the hands
nj tho lainuh artsng lton In. .alos 81 the Trust fund
ale"ise collected atm le Amount OF out standing debts
belonging n alid tu ud and by whom due also, an ec
eannt showing The amsnni da Inn, laue : Penn toauy
o In nd Patles ef aat any them lNe padot may have
Il pay In htn ii the debt named IN the
trust erd also aerapn grading thr lpbts according to
Tho property gwen them IA The ia Ia the plaintiff An
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NCItBIffs,.. NOV n

l'h\NN Inspected th' r1st week - llhds.
40 rrg,au-l, is
Market les, animated thl, week. AID plecs t4tef lower
~ th sis It O. hlu DUNG the ro at i'm - 81 10 slo
'o tor lug, and from sln "a taSls - Tn l.sal
WlIEAr-S5 to 90, for R.d; ~ T. ~ Tor Niue.
WILLIAM 1 SMITH.
Commission Merchant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28
-, ,cK NAtIFRoM THE sotrru.

Moiai - - lrt,r frnrn one hun lrc1 and IN Give eli
The ip'53 - Y. sneaks far itself Near e
zeos oil III ora1i. viii such t.>uoois If aprro
course h-"5 fla,y cit3z,1s of Vlrsuil: nevertheless
ball9n ol the curse dictated aln, By our easc of
WE soa sfes to all and every section Of our beloved
riahi ana Jas'.s - ;,l,r IA, Il ,,,,,,y r L,, ~,
toa without MI - - ~, ar Sf,s Oar ,a,nes d. m
the p PIE = az III ,aj ia riph and we xnr, fl, he
has been :" =, lsaafic abl ont rr rn,y mn, rbl
rSa'ed py ,,s ero shall n.r s3r, lr as iiy
aee.' md IF nj, 10 Hesrr, this gl,.io, and
continue ''sn ''' II h, r.. L.,,- ,,,r,
happy hi2n. = ~, m, ,.r.,, !, ,i1I H.,
Of the case ,ny, ,r ,s.r,a Trn,b and r,g
because pe ,s ,,,,,,, g. H., lI,, T. I ,r',,
paa9 y NJ ~ any, .,,-,.,,, l., 81 stt y,,, If
seldom ata'7ea o' ANY p'",.'P' III ,
time ana VIZ Gu 'r ''' N'"l' W. WV"
els VINO Woa'a 'a.as' ~ ',7'g ,.a' n, p,.t
0'' ,ss..,,,,'n,, Nav If IS5O
10 the Editors ofAe Day Bo.h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28

rIIt at any ga1zsl mn t-l,anre aealasl ctrr
Bot Ibis BISON excitement ai a sim 4r e sitsmfu,
lead el ely fafhe a>>eaaa 4 IL nh plWer eser the
power a the law. "-Riri Rf5aIf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28

INER TlII.S.-No medicine ever earned f1r itsef
a higher reputation IN 8, short time. as has the
Liver Pll. discovered aud compounded by Dr. M'Iane,
OF Ntpnla Although but sort time comparatively
hcfuo the public. it hns ncndy earned for t.elt de
crrc OF popularity hilheru unsurpassed. The demnnd
Tor hom has become Immense. Messrs. Kidd X Cn.
tho prop ius OF the med cne Who II. ile IN Fit sbura.
cotucr OF ih and Wood Streets constantly receiving
odcs which they find almost nifefl impossible t'sup-
ply lh popularity of these u Is not "a laed l. any
particular section of he country The demand being ~
fa from, the Moth. South. East and IVES. The truth
Is, No disease Ia common il all quarters Ut the L.
Smcs than hat II tho Livcr Ard th,s Pills ara the
best remedy YET dc yeed io lltratlc d,range-
mcut.
For sale Nholceaa md retail by u. u. PAYNE n
BROTHER. and - Il IY MAN druggist Lyachbnfg
Va, aud bv druggists generally Throughout the u 5.
Nov - n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28
We ~ GOODS.

fI,E subscriber receipt al his entire stock oi
FAIL Il w N q 90 Il n;
and would call the attention oi the Ladies 10 tn. following
dr,nthle and cheap Goods
R,h Bucade chine n Plain silks,
French h, Englisl, trinos, Ih,he Cloths,
PLAIN 4 Emhtoh. Mousu DE iains
PLAN figutd hrncas, all enlats,
silk Buttons, Bia1s y Han Bell Trimmings,
Scpcnor White 4 Cold Grape shawls,
Mriino do,
New Paris style Clnals, Sacks Il Ntzeit-,
Long Plaid n PLAN Shawls.
,rp'r Grape Embrnd Scars,
together with splendid assortment Ribbons, Gloves and
Hosiery, BE. 10. ID. /. {. PETERS,
Nov / Is
Republican cory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28

efsf.- ne has'"eSs o' the week has been active
anu sN.,.,ff fhe asRl EarSalr, 'rwg h''vc"n l2ouo
ana u "1o halS - Monday 500 bags ko "ere Ia
IN toa 'a'f II ~ 'rnlS round. GA luc-d'y the
- l'' hiE 'i"l = ~0"' haGS hln WIS offered /
and ne "haf 81" a, losnll cs. po "Wednesday IN
,oN",e 81 ,o'9 pasS h' Was "hrIcd at auction aud IA
/, IL 81 IL Days sid al loa cent and anoher Ut of
IL eags ceais sale stopped Since the auction sales
'pe ma MS oefn IN tr active and sniS by rnNtr|
'oh'5''' o'Ne men mate 90, '!'o bags kw at Pi+es
,'3iag I'm ~ 10 IL and lIr'n'--lhr h0h being nj
- -. us. '''''' Us 'r'''~N y" improvement
- i'a a' aailoi ct n,o' p'' ~ over '"'-' " le D.
tlahRR 81 'he Week. h' m''"'' ''..r~ Urm with ao
aafaht''H eo"''N ana ' pa c'' d" ~ tor 'rfNfrPl
IL" ms - se'aaa hand'' N'''"l GOV bay. h'1'aN
ii al l" All en- ' lWN'I'"I h' "''N ate -l-
me- "'e' anu 'a' naR@ Jam va
'i"f4d NbeHt our v 'n' ''mn'nrrm 'nl ct inf
VIZ o'99S 'on'ea'd i, Vac 'n'S "H'rd 10y buyer. nj
'is' u 'oe oalN'' 'N' Nr'N' aga lho S'mo rates
NV 'ea o', 10 ''y "0on '''U"r ln', pae'
ne A'i's up 10 I,'' m2nt w',' "0'" -o'" nv. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28
groceries, IRON 81.

,ss,,ina them that 10 oh1rts will be spared to please
~ Particular attention paid Sale oi 1on neat
Flour, Oats and Tobacco. JAMES hf.f Will
Sept Sits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28
Ksnoss and sel.Oes nj

II T. l. u \ l. u Il T. Il US
fre.l,ola ha,ez Roas aud Shoes, suit all kind.
- IT neathst VIII offered u the public the right
Fns,a. MEfM n ttNATklN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28
EnI,d for y re.

II 5elicnec an orerof the County Court OF Amherst
made on the 4thday Of Novcnbcr 1850 shall proceed
On the prcm..rs 10 sr 10 the highest bidder, the TRACT
OF LAND belonging to the heirs OF Iinsoy Bias decd {,
containing
49, a-9 &c tx i; y
more or less on Thursday the l2h day of December next
This rrie, lies On both sides Burord old Road and
he waters of Naked and otter Greeks, adjoining Curtis
Watts :. Els, decd, and othcrs-and about ~ or
mile from James River, at WauEhs Ferry.
IERMS-O third Cash, and the balance in three equal
nsalment Of g. aud months the purcha giving bond
with approved security the title retained until the
purchase money paid. ROlAN BIAS, Jt,
NJ, JGv1,,if Comm'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28
NTILIFICATION ANDFANATIClSM.

We agree m st cordially vi thai able paper, the
n. o. Pcayune thai Southern Nuili alton never as
sumed doctrines dangerous and dsorganMng rs those
which phrenzed fanacism in high places is attempt
ing to spread among the masses Of the \ rh The Nu
feS defended lhemsely ''hlgher law than the
consli ulon. though they found in that something which
we could never understand They asserted the duy.
under the constitution, of ohevug the State law in pre-
ierence to law If The Federal Government, and in So
doing they denied esolutey as their ady,rsaTIcs the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28
IHE BEAUTIES AGAlN!!!


hattt =sf4l INV lr1ng fad ,ioiestn aud IA,
NAVY CAPS,
Na,as II Al SEABTRN'S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28

WANTED. Flax and Glover Seed FOR which i've will
w pay the highest market pf'ee in Cash, delivered at
our Auction and Commission llonse, on Main ST
MDSBY & HOICDMBE,
Nov 2S-1w Auct'rs. * Com Merits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28
3g Gases stick Lic0rice,

On Consignment.
WE have in store thirty two Cases Stick l.icoricc
w which will sell low Ion cash, approved neSotia
BILE papei. MosBf llolCoMBE,
Nov 2S-3t A9etfs. s. Com. Merits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-28
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
IA. act Of an

At the same time aud place in like pursuance ri said d.
.l Ll..N LII m.l lnL aaln At nnhlIc all.llnn Tie
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

DO CToR o. Z. DAVE.
q AtFERS his services to the citizens Of Lancasl.r
~ AMI vicinity. OFFICE in the Telegraph building
REStpEScE r-t houss north Of the new school-housc
Broad street
August 5, 1850 Ie5
~ lie refers to the following testimonial from Dr.
JoHN NJ. BfcELow.--
The undersigned contemplating lor time to be ab
sent from Laneastcr takes pleasure in commenting tc
the Iayorable notice of his friends, Dr. o. e. DAVIS
whose ability ana experience physician isa guar
anty HAT e is fully competent to discharge the respon
slble duties Of his profession.
JOHN NJ. BIGELOW, NJ D.
Lancaster; August . 1850. lIyl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09
NNEpoREUIsI oE. 1lhsE1afy.

ENhE Parner hip heretofore existing between FrSK-
! TONE NEsrrR has been mu'uailv dissolved.
/. Winter having associated himself Ia partnership
with JouN GRAYBIIL, begs eaye to cali the atention
o! the puLAc 70 the new firm under the name OF
Winter ana Graybili.
Eavingrmoved their shop to Grecno's Row, opposite
the TaImadge House, take this method Of informing
the public that they will nov be on hand to DIN mister
10 ell the old customers AMI tn citizens crncallv,
aid to those who are DESTROYS O having wor doua III
ncat woriminlike and fashionable style, rarti,,ar
attention will be given 10 the latest receipt # Fashions.
ny strict attention and close application 10 business,
the hope to receive liberal share Of patronage as.
suriug those who viii favor them with call that 10
pains will be spared 10 suit the tas Of the most st.
dous. All work III the branch Of tao siuy uaSins or
cutting warranted to please
Shop up stairs next door to Smalley'j Hat Store.
WINTER & GRAILILL.
Lancaster, April II, 1880 49
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/ bR. Nct.nnc's Liver Di!.s.--Taa great ani
~ INCREASING DEMAND fox ihala Pil.s. Is thr
surest evidence Of their excellence People try chem
and then rccomir I'D thcm 70 their naighlor5 No on.
who has ever suffered from the lives complaint. Oh
from any Of t'i2 diyoo;al arising from disorl,rc'
sat' G that organ, failed in Obtaining relief If lied
d. ~ Lanes Pills; and thus tnsv haya worked th,iI
own way into popularity bv the Astonishing cures
which they are every day performing, Real the fol.
loving certlticdt5: "NJtEsruRG, CENranCo. PAD
April 26h, lSi7.
"Mrs9rS. J. Kidd s. Co. o.-Genllemen--I write to in
form YOU Of the benefit have received from the use
Of DIR. licLaVeS LigCr PiHS | have been srvarel,
afflicted with liver complaint for number of wear;
and have been very much reiierc} by tue abuv nmc,
Plll, am ANXIOUS to use more Of them, a5 | thin,
they Will effect an entire cure; and am conl mt tha
can sell good many of thon. A young lldy. an ac
quaintlncn OF mine, used ona or two doses OF thnm
and said they rceUed her more than any Pill she ha,
ever used She is afflicted wi Ii CONSUMPTION, or Ii
yer complaint ", G.. RITZ I'm -
Sold wholesale and retail by G.. G. Beck and NJ. z
kreider, Lancaster; W. T. Brecl & Co. Carroll. p
llane, Pteas9atpHe;J j Wooiyarl Neu Slleat: E.Kalb
HsSagiHc' kred dr& Brother, Logan, H0chiag Coul
ty and by Merchants aud druggists generally.
August o 1860. awl3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09
u19@lAl AliAAG,

MARRIED On the lst inst, bytho Rev. D.
u. Sw!r'z' Ma DAVID Smith Of Lluca,,er, T.,
MISS MARTHA ANN JAcoBs OF Lockyilo Fai.Geld
cou0ly. Ohio.
Al Cedar Rapids on the evening Of July 9th
by The Rev WlIistnn jones, Dr. S1YuouR D.
CARpGSrGR formerly Of Lancaster. Ohio 10 Miss
SARAH s., daughter oi john Weare, Esq. - lowo
HepuJHcan.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09
noDDRIDGE d co., wish to advise thei

nODDRIDGE d co., wish to advise their
~ friends that they will continue the Milling and
Wool Manufacturing at the old establishment
during the present season. They will manufacture or
exchange Goods already made for and Wool brought
them in good condition. Their stock will be large and
embracing every variety WOOL CARDING will
be done with despatch and work warranted. They
are building an ertepSive STEAM W0OLLEN
FACTORY, which they expect to got into operation
by the 1st Of July They will therefore, need large
quantity of Wool The importance ofthis new enter
prise tothe farmiug interest will bemanfest and they
hope and expect liberal support. Those having
Wool will find it to their interest to bring their crop
to us, We will allow liberal prices in exchange for
not needed.
Circleville may 10, 1850.