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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
FGbIs SALE.

inc duiy authorized agent George G.. Beck DR.
Il D S.fEeh's well known and universally approved
LNSTRUHENTS AND MEDICINES.
As USED by him with such distinguished success in
treating I'ulnoHcTy Diseases, Heart Disease, DIS
PepSig, Costire'eSS Female Diseases KidEev Com
ptdlnls ana aA Discusses affecting the organs of life
Inc Instrument are The ARDoaIIyAI SUPPoRTHh
which Is unequalied for beauty ease and tiiitv. Tr
SHOULDER Brace. OF the lightest and most efficient
pattern; TIE lSHALIso TUBr, which is df silver and
sinai! 10 be carried nthe vest pocket and Il H.
valuable to all persons having weak lungs or Fearing
EredisPositiol to CohSumption.
DR.. Fiichs Medicines are bis prescriptions used bv
him in bis oaiee 7u', Broadway, New York, ana are
the result OF his experience in practice Of MANY
years on Paim0aaTs DiaeGseB only. They are care
fully prePertd by himself, and need no recommend.
tion to those who know them. If any medicine will
cure, they Will If beyond the reach Of lneflicine
there is yethope in using the Instruments and 80 bv
expanding the Largs, ami forming fac chest givpe
room 10 the rfdt orgaaS to perform their part Nth
taA cheN 10 one will have COnsumytiOa. -T
Read DT Fitc.s Lectures on Consumption There
Is enough Of directions in them to prevent Consume
tion IN any one, TO cure many cases. Also
Read DR.. FiicS'S GIdge 10 hralids which Is giy,sn
away 10y the Agent, valuable hook Of 4S pages.
hundreds in Ohio attest the fact thai expansion
OF the Chest and giving air to the Lungs will ctir
even desperate cases Of Consumption. -
For any or all Of the above articles call on the Agent
Lancaster, July 9, 1885, dSwI0
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PROTECTION FIRE and MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

lNoORANOE OOMT "A ~ L
Annual Premiums, Capital Stock and Surplus Fund,
B$I.OOO OOO!A
TTHE undersigned would call the attention of me =
Il chants and others having property exposed 10 lost
by Fire OF the pcrils Of Navigation to the superior
advantages offered by the
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
or Hartford Connecticut, viz:
Rates Of Premium as low as those of any other
RESPONSIBLE Office.
"A Speedy and satisfactory adjustment of losses
by the General Agent Of the Company for the West
ern and Southern States
3-Arbitraton (of all differences which may arise
by referees mutually chosen.
awards promptly paid in Specie ,Bankable Funds
New Orleans, St. Louis, Louisville, Pittsburgh or
Cincinnati at the option Of the insured
QTPamphletS, setting forth the mode and principles
OF adjusting losses-Rates of Premiums classification
OF Hazards &c., &c Sc, furnished to the customers
of the office free of charge.
For further information apply to the undersigned
who is fully authorized to insure Dwellings, Stores
Hotels, Warehouses, Mills, Manufactures Barns, &c
Also-Househod Furniture, and Goods, Wares and
Merchandise contained stored therein against loss
or damage by FIRE.
Also--Dry Goods Groceries, Manufactured Goods,
Produce, Household Furniture Live Stock, and every
other description of Merchandise personal Proper
tv, shipped or to be shipped Per good steam boat
boats to and from points on the Western Waters cr
between Eastern Cities rvia Lakes or other inland
route and any towns in the Western country against
the hazards Of INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
Also-Shipments Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise
per good vessel vessels between New Orleans and
Eastern ports-between New Orleans and other Gull
pOrts-between all American ports and English OF
European Ports or to any maritime port whatsoeve,
in tho Atlantic waters against the PERILS OF THE
SEAS. WIN. P. CREED, Agent,
October ii, 1850 % Protection Insurance Com
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KEhTUcKx MUTUAL LIFE IDsURAHcE
COMPANY, ~ covingfon, Kentucky
". D. ROBBINS, PaKsDrsr.
a. \ GREER, VIcz PhEsrDrET.
J. r.. PAYSON, SroHETAnY.

SOHFANIs ~ Covingfons Aentueky
". D. ROBBINS, PREsDEsT.
a. \ GREER, VIcE PhEsTDEET.
J. r. PAYSON, sEoHETARr.
81, - r.n noAED OF DmEoToRs.
y. y D. EkoBblNS J. s. MORGAN, A. l. GREER
D. D.; LASEf, 2. A. WiTHERS, S. j. MACK, .
Il "a hiIHbhs. G.G WALKER.
:. 7. AORSHEAD, soLleg4oE.
X PltLTL0W. N. D., PaYslsIAM
d. CASEY, CH's Coz OF Ff,stgcz
' VIE terms upon whiah this C0mya inzurs Life
Il ara peculiarly iAgofabis 70 lia ln.irsd ;--tntgh
more So it Is believed than the terms 9f any olhsr
Lie Insurance Company, to-wir
The great security afforded n a Guarsrty Fund of
slOOOyO s@OOD0 Of which haa been paid 10 cash. AMI
ssOOOO secured In tho safest nlsnncr, by Bond AMI
Mortgage Of Real Estate;
Rates Of Premium great reduced from the rates Of
other Companies snd Inors equally graiults5,
Ins Sanee for tho benefit OF narFi5d woineh secure
from the creditors Of their husbands;
TheinSured not lisbie 70 assesslnen'sior lossss;
No extreme hazards tsknn BY this company:
An annual dividend 10 all policy holdsra payable in
cash; also additions oade TO Lie PoBeies every igc
years;
Notes taknn in part for premiums;
Policies issued upon application without delay, eaus'
ing no loss Of Insurance q the parties.
Lives Of either sex insured between the ages Ofiour
teen and sixty inclusive, for ono year. I've years, OF
for life.
The Pamphlets and Tracts published by the COnps
ny will be found TO contain much valuable information
respecting the nature, principles application, and ben
ehts OF Lie luiurance. Also, an examnation OF tho
plans d the other Mutual Companies Of this c0onry,
and full explanation Of the plan proposed by thi.
company, together with yariou, tables, one showing
the rates o premium for the term Of life, Of several
companies, compared with the rates Of tbs company
and another giving tho rates Of this company for al
ages and terms at which Insurance Is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis end appiica-
tons received and forwarded by Nm. P. CRIED.
Agent al atI.aneas.er, Ohio.
DR. JAMES WHITE, Medical Examin,r.
October g. 1880 %
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WHEELING BRIDGE CAsE.--Chpncellor
Walworth will resume the taking Of tes.
timony in this case on the 3lst vi this
mouth. at the Barnet House in Cincinnati.
Mr.. McAlpin, distinguished Cvit En-,
sineer, from Albany selected by the Chan.
cellor. left Pittsburg for Wheeling. on
Monday. for the purpose Of measuring the
Bridge, making estimates of the cost of
any changes thu, may be directed, &c, &c
-Pa{riOk.
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1-j'lf there be any man, be he married or single
farmer, mechanic, merchant teanJter, who has not
yet supplied himself with bottle Of II. G. FaTrells
Arabian Linment let him go and do it for be assur
ed twill be worth its weight in gold, over and over
again beiote It shall have been used. You have our
word for that, R,aler See advertisement.
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM TALLMAN-Notice is
HI hereby given, that the undersigned has been ap-
pointed and duly qualified Executor of the Estate
Of WILLIAM IAILMAv, deceased, lat, Of fairfield
county, Ohio. All persons having claims against said
Estate will present them for settlement, legally au-
thenticatnd within year-and all those indebted
will make immediate payment
RICHARD HOOVER, Erecwor.
October %, 1880 4w25
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HARD-MoNEY.-.In those counties
where the Locofoco ticket received its
usual or an Increased majority. the party
press is growing over the result as hard
money triumph. It is we'll that sufi.
cient number of Democratic counties g.
lecIed Wings and Bank Democrats to
the Legislature, else the Bank Demo.
Gratis Of Ohio would discover to their
sorrow that in cOntending for "shad-
Ow," they had lost the Substance" 1t
is curious party at best. and would be
split into dozen fragments, were it not
for the 'sacreduess" of party nomina-
tions.
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CHEAP Excursion TO ENGLAND Pro.
posed. The Boston Transcript suggests
IN the authority of spoudenI, that
line of first class packets will agree pro.
vided 100 passengers can obtained, to
furnish passage to Liverpool and back.
with good accommodations aud excellent
fare, for $50 each passenger...to leave
Boston about the middle of May next,
and TO sail on the return about the first Of
August. 1t is stated that the trip can be
made including The expenses of three
weeks residence in London and three
weeks devoted TO excursion in various
parts of England at cost Of 500.
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BELPRg & CINcINNArl RAILROAD. Mr..
Kennedy. chief engineer. aud party.
left thia city, for Hillsboro'. last night. for
the purpose OF commen ing. at that point.
the location of the line Of the above road
1t is designed to continue their work 10
this city. aud beyond it, as rapidly as
practicable SciO. GaS.
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UNDERSTANDS months have now eaps-
u ed since requested all those indebted to me TO
come forward andpay up. Some OF my friends have
been kind enough to respond to my request, while
others probably have thought dS hot need funds.
determination to collect all outstanding claims, and
would much prefer receiving the same without any
coercive means. JOHN c. WEAVER
Lancaster september O. 1850. Gwi7
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WAsrE OF PowDER. The Scioto Ga.
Sette occupies nearly column in trying
TO convince an individual. who has uo oh.
ject in Wow but money.making. that he
ought not love Brutus when Brutus
speaks and hate Brutas when Antony
speaks. simply because the Rnmans did.
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Tas RAta ANp WlNfEA TlADE.--OM

Tgs FAIL AND WlNFEa TRADS.--Ow.
iug TO the extremely low water Of the
past few weeks aud several breaksin ca
nal navigation, some Of our merchants
were late In receiving their Fall and
Winter supplies AT this time, with two
or three exceptions. the stocks have been
opened and are selling offfreely. As we
stated incidently on yesterday. there is q
decided Improvement in tho tone and a.
mount ofbGsiness aud the prospect ahead
for brisk trade is very fair. The re
sources of this and the neighboring coun.
lies wero fully developed the past sea
son. and there will be large surplus oI
different kinds nf produce and live stock
to dispose of.
Prices. while il cannot be said thai
they are high, are remanerating to oul
farmers and will place the large majority
Of them out Of difficulties which they
have labored under. There wi be mu.
tual caueelling Of obligations and as a
consequence brisk impulse TO trade.
The stocks ofour merchants open 6ne.
and as far as we are able to judge, they
offer equal Inducements to purchasers
with any other town in Central Ohio. We
notice that the goods have been selected
with great care and desirs to please.
For convenience. we refer our country
friends to the advertising columns of the
Gazette.
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OUR TowN.-We wish il to be dis.
tinctly understood that people are vastly
mistaken. who suppose that our town is
finished" We might speak Of the nu.
'merous additions and improvements that
have been aud are being made to private
residences, but it will suit our purpose at
present to refer to buildings of public
character. Anew Church building is un.
der way aud now ready for the ronf. A
county Jail is TO be constructed. But
more especially, we refer a. present to
the new School House now under con.
tract for the South end Of town.
We already have one in the North
Next summer the other will be compile,
ted. These wilk if properly managed,
be equal to two twenty,horse power on
giues. They will. the year round. aff1rd
instruction to nearly thousand children
This will make them favorable to other
improvements if their fathers are not.--
1t will make them intelligent, induslri.
ous and enterprising. Ii The past dnn't
look right and the present is no, particu,
iarly pleasing. tho future is bright with
hope.
A citizen told Us the other day, that if
our children wanted Railroad they
could build one. We are glad that re is
with as in the means of convincing them
they ought to have one If nothing else.
He thought, however, that the canal was
good enough for US. and that it was f,ol
ishness on our part to tax ourselves for
the benefit Of the rising generation. If
our fathers had thought that, where void
Ohio have beenl If they had mainliped
that, it the present generation. wanted
canals and roads, we might construct
them, the works would scarcely have
been made. Our fathers made these i'm.
provements. raised the price Of produce
aud handed over to us the many adVah-
tages arising from them. They have al.
80 left a tax Of about two mills on the
dollar arising out of the public debt
which each year is paid with less than
one-ten,h part Of the increased price o.
produce.
That was done for US by those who
have gone before US. No sane man will
say that their policy was short,s sighted
selfish or hurtful. Aud should we nov
conclude to construct some Improvement,
Of this kind and leave tax of one mil
on the dollar to be paid by coming gen
Grafton, we hardly think that they would
blame the "foolishness" Of their fathers
But we are wandering from the sub
ject. We started out to reply to croak
ers. We wanted to say that initiating
steps at any rate have been taken to
wards the advance Of the public good
We wished to say that community war
not absolutely down or a village abso
lutely finished. so long as school houses
and churches were going up. And when
ever we think or speak of our town. this
thing Of railroad and other improve
ments forces itself upon US. There
will be railroad here. The only question
is as to time. We can avail ourselves oI
its advantages now and we can plod a
long without one for three or four years
Tho most profitable course must be dscI
ded upon by the majority. We wish
merely to say now thatwe will soon have
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

D0ND'S PAIN DESTROYER AND HEALING
Il EXrRACT.-Known for dispersing ihfamna-
tions, subdung pains quieting nervous rritabilty,
removing speedily all soreness from wounds or brui-
ses, preventing broken limbs from swelling curing
sprains, lamcness tumors. sores and healing wounds
rapidly Nothing equals it for sore throat, qulnsy,
choc, ear-ache tooth-ache, night cough from colds
and almost all the ills that a llict family.
Sold in Lancaster by G.. G. Beck NJ T. Kreider; G.
McFadden, Rushville; d. Holderman, Amanda
October %, 1850. 6mo5
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BOOrS AND SHOES.

A LARGE Lot just Notwithstanding every
N kind Of Fashionable shoe now in use, for La.
dies and Misses wear ALSO, good stock Of Men,
Boots and Caters, at WlSE'S
Lancaster, Aug. l6, 80. 10
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Valuable Farm for Sale.-I ami au:heriscl 10
sell the farm of 100 acres, belonging 70 Ar. Ma,
ry Ann Worthngton, situRted some IS nios south of
Lancaster; II iswtll improved, Of good quality a
soil and will be soldupon sonble terms ind cri ait
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, October II, 1850 20
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
Leonard Smslrzer $3.50 A. & II. AIcIntire $3.50
WIN. Wis.mon.. las Wm Graham D.. l:75
Henry Reber.,.... 300 WIN. Clruiroth 800
W. Bininger. 900
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gr TsIsrrsal lsr .. Daag Laaea.l.r oa..ll.
connterfeilera Arraaled.

ca.n,--S-ss--. 1......A
e. T.,,,. o..-l.1so =,
~ ,'ys.'' os'o'er i'-T'm
Tue roilcs emeers nave seized upon gang 0i
-. poS'. w oeyeh'n steeI Ou
sJ 4; ,5ro,,i.. m, 49,, In ti,,n
Missouri. Three men were arrs.,sd ,,,I,,,ss
names are Loveioy. McAfes and Bnwer.. Ten
thousand dollars Ia counterfeit hills were seizs,l
with the pres. tvpe &c Ths man a., .,..., -,
Jail.
Th.
w..,',sa q,
The Insigcn,., ,;. ,,',',.i''.. .''',',,
,a. fro,, ia,,s m "s ,'.'ii'ns Pugilsue' 'ec
can ErneIi,;no ~ So,'"Ips s, Ins we
TLe Is,,sr i. Ja,..i ,er 81 ." yJ". '., SoI
N,,,ling of nsr,;s,,Ia. , nls - =.
tie wiring of IN. letter. TLs two ressels. Ad.
yallCe aud Rescue had seperated aud gone in dif.
ierenl directions Much ice had been encoun-
tereu' ihs 'hcers and crew were wen ahd 'lie
prospects oi recovering Sir john were bright
Murder In cincInnati.
CIScISEArI, October p.
A man by name Of JoLu Riley murdered his
Sster'ih-law on Water street last night he caught
the woman by the hair Of her head aud pulled her
I" the hoor& struck her on the head with the heel
OF his boot 50 violently as To produce death al
most INSTANTLY. The woman's nane was Aul
b 'nas. Riley Is IN jail. The cause oithe deed
was in'e"Derahce
Nmont on"sd states senator
MoErPELIER' W. October ~.
The Legislature has elected Solomon Fooie
United ouites Senator, ~ place oi Hon. ). 5
FneiI"' WHOSE term expires on The STU oi Mnrcl
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81
grand military parade was had ou the Occa
siOn OF laying the corner stone by Gov. Thumus
for the monument in lonor OF Wells aad McCo
mas. the two boys who shot Ross, the British
Commander. ut the battle Of North Point, anJ
who were shot in return.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Slave Law.
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DE-, NItSllnli's Cnutrrsl SuWsl.

FENllIS SNUFFis superior to anything vet known for
Il removing the Caiurrh aud cold in the head head.
ache, &c 1t an excellent remedy for many cases
of sore eyes. Manufactured BY the sole proprietor
Charles Bowen Montpelier, Vermont, and sold by the
Druggists generally through the State OF New Yorl,
and the Union. tableware Of II. c. Gridleys coun-
terlet.
Sold il Lancaster by C. G. Beck, NJ T. Kreider: C.
MeFadda an Rushville D. Holdcrman, Amanda.
October 25 1850. Gn25
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LIsr OF LETTERS

ID EMAlNlNG IN The Post OfIire at Luncasrer
l. / Ohio Oh the first oi October 1850. which #
not called for before the iirst of January, 1851
will be seiit 10 the GeneYal Posl Office dead
letters.
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IN presented to the next General Assembly OF Ohio,
praying that the two Eastern tiers of sections of
Township l6 Range 17-and all OF Ricbland Town
ship, being the four Western tiers of sections Of Town
ship H. Range II In Fairfield county, be attached to
Perry county
oct. ls, 1860. OWL
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ENsTATE OF JOSEPH FRIEND, Notice is here
Ia by given that the undersigned have been appoint
ed and qualified as Administrators Of the Estate Of Jo
srPH FaIExD deceased late Of Fairfield county Ohio
JOHN FRIEND, .L..,,.
BANNER FRIEND, Aafs'ors
October 4, 1850 4w22
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T orenso Dow.--Life and writings of Lorenzo
IL Dow, just received and for sale At the book store
Of JOHN l. TUTHuL,
July 10, 1850 Opposite Shgft,'s Hotel
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Ercl,Cla asOOkA

IlMENCI Grammars, Dictionaries and Reader
Il Testaments and Bibles; also, Spanish Boots.
October 4, 1850. JOHN LEHMAN.
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nR. TOM. @. EDWARDS Having removed
a. his family to Cincinnati, it now becomes ppcra-
tire that the accounts Of the Gtm Of nG9RSTLER &
EDWARDS be at onco closed This is the las, notice.
will continue to practice my profession at the Oh
Office. &. " BGRSTLER.
Lancaster, October 25, 1850. Jw25
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Our AT sT.-The StdtssmaH is out
aat.footed against the Fugitive Slave
law with or s6ithOEt notifications" The
!Statesman, we fear. has made another
Texas blunder. He has scarcely wait
ed sufficiently long to find out the "popu.
lar" side.
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aAcbrcw Books.

HEBREW Grummars and Dictionaries, Christome
thy and Bibles. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, October 4, 1850, -
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scRoFULA-It has been remarked by eminent men,
that in the varied catalogue of diseases to which
is LIABLE there is scarcely of such Importance and
Of such interest as Scrolua, whether we look to the
obscurity Of its origin, its insdous progcssthe mum
Der and variety Of organs that it attacks, its
markable incuIability and extensive fatality.
ScrO'ula has bafIled the skill of the most eminent
Physicians in this country and in Europe But there
is an ontdote for this disease in "Dr. GuysoHs Er-
tract Of Yeliop Dock and SarSapGtlG," which, is
proving itself perfect Specific in the the most severe
cases of Scrofula. See advertisement. lm22
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LANCASTER. Friday. o'''b'r as. 1859.

New York Markets,
NEw YoRE octuber o.
Flonr market for State mud Western firm. Cjod
inquiry fr the Enst aud export. Common 10
Straight s4:56 aud $500 for mixed b straight
Michigan 10 OHM, Wheat closing With down
ward tendency though tho request Tor shipment
aud the East continues good. Corn steady aud
tir business doing at Gj06jl for Western iIixeL
aud &C Tor yellow.
Coffee. Rio le4, Java l25, Laguym II.
Sugar active aud without change in prices.
Provisinns no material change 10 notice. Mesa
Pork Sll@fll:G; Prime 1857 Lard inactive at
a. Butter 90l2 Tobacco bGoyant; holders
keeping away from market, expecting 50 hear OF
u further advance in Europe. Whskey steady VI
% Er Ohio.
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Greek Books.

~ RAAIMARS Dictionaries and Readers, Graecl
VI Maora Sc, Bibles and Testaments.
Also supply of Latin Books. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, October 4, 1850. -
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KmoclximGs at Lancaster ohio!

EIELDING SON, having learned the mystery of
IL the Rochester Ktockings, are now prepared TO
give to their old friends and the public generally true
and practical exposition Of the 6rH WONDER OF THE
WORLD. They have succeeded in KNOCKING down all
opposition by KNOCKING down the prices of HATS
and CAPS t0enty per cent loIper than known in
this market-no deception. Call at the NEW STAND,
ShGiukS Col racr, VeSt Of Centre Alley, opposite b.
ry &c BeckS Drug Store and satisfy yourselves
We charge nothing for admittance and challenge in-
vastpatinn We havn inst rncnived in adLtinn nilr
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r AW WPARTNERsHIP.Ih have associated oHARIEs
LID. MARTIN with myself in the practice Of the
Law, and will in future adopt the style Of D. c:
D. MARTIN, In the management Of business entrusted
TO my care, M JOHN D, MARTIN.
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A FIELD OF lcE.-Csplain Miller. of
ship Crusader, at this port from Va1par.
also, reports having passed on the l1lh Of
August. in lat. "a AZ s., Ion. 6l so. large
island Of ice, about FIVE hundred fee, in
circumference and and sixty feet high. 1t
was floating directly in the track Of YES.
sells navigating TO the eastward ol Fak.
land Island. - Boston Journal.
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VAsTLT MIsFAkEn.-Ths Telegraph
says that wo did not like the i'PietOrial"
issue Of that paper Thisis great mis-.
take. On the other hand. we were vast,
ly amused and hoped for another edition.
Il afforded such fiue ilusration of the
old comedy. "much ado about nothing"
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AYER's CHEpRY PrcroRAL.--As the season is with
us, when all liable to the Affections that follow
colds seated on the throat and lungs, should keep
in mind that Ayers Cherry Pictorial is the proper
remedy for these Diseases and that seldom fails
cure. See Advertisement. lm22
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PAPER.--Just received 5000 pieces of
w Wall Paper of all kinds, from l2t cents up
For sale by LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, August 80, 1850. l7d
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GENTLEMEN'S BooTS-Ihave an ertra Jan, up
" double SoIc tcater proof Boot for $3,5OEBeat It
1DlO can J. c. MACCRACKEN
Lancaster, October 0, 1850 lwdlmw