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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
In Fairfield COsnImon Pleas,

PEIlllON FOR PAkIiIIDN/
Lewis r. Bailor, u.s. John Yourl anI fliga,t, YourJ
his wife, formerly E!izaca Bliior, Joseph Bor5.
ner and Julian BDrgaer hi, wife, formerly Julian
Bailor, Josiah Shaler, William Henry Sllafer. bairs.
at-low OF Sarah Shaer formerly Sarah BsilDr. and
Moses Shafer their father. now sgryiri1a. NIsry
Ann B4il0r, heir-stlaw Of John Bsilor. Mar Am
Mack formerly Mary Ann Bl,lor snd Samuel Ii.;l6r
INHE above named Dafan91uts will take notice fbat
J. the above named plsiulf iied position szain-t
them on the 9TH day Of March instant in the Cr, ol
Common Pleas for Fairfield county. Ohio. and Is r5.
pending. wherein the .ad Plaintiff demand, Uari;ffo1
Of the following Real Eststa: Part Of the North bslf
Of the lIth Section in aie 18Th G0vrship oftbe I1fb
Rangei beginning the Southeast corner Of ala ba
section: thence West fy-oHe chain, and seventy lts
.5l10} % post: therce North nineteen chains ana
thirty ylour links 1888 post: thence East Gfo1a
chains and seventy link, jl7g 70 po5t,thence Sollb
nineteen chains aAI illIiy four links lg.3N to tbr
place Of beginning, containing about one hundred acres
situate in said county Of Fairfield; and that at the noH
Term Of said Court, application will be made by the
said Plaintiff for order that partition NAV be made
OF said premises JOHN d. MARTIN.
Attorney far Petitioner
March G, 1850. S525 6WG5
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wHIG MEETING.

A meeting OF the Wings of Fairfield county
will be held at the Town Hall, in Lancaster, on
Monday, he 18Th day of april, for the appoint.
ment of Delegates to the Gubernational Conven.
ton, for the Reorganization of the County Cen
trail Committee and for other purposes.
1t is to be hoped that full attendance will be
had from the different Townships OF the county
BY order of the CEN. COM.
March oath 1850.
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French, Serpentine q Plain Sofas
very cheap
LOUNGES. DIVANS and OTTOMANs.

very cheap
LOUNGES, DIVANS and OTTOMANs,
Of various styles:
MAHOGANY ROCHING AND SETTING CHAIRS
of different kinds
Serpentine Centre TABLES at treduced prices
Pier, Card, Dressing, End, Dining and Tea Tables;
Yankee Lockers; Secretaries and Book Cases;
French, Serpentine and plain Dressing Bureaus
Mahogany and plain Bureaus ucry cheap;
Wardrobes, Wash-Stands and WoTk.Stands;
Desks, Hat, Racks and Night Stands, very loc;
BEDSTEADS OF ALL KINDS,
And all other articles in his line that may be called
for Having large and select stock on hand he will
dispose of the same at reduced prices and as low as
any man sells articles of equal quality at auction.
a g Old 49AASB
Is always in readiness to attend funerals at the short
est notice All Collins made to order. The subscri-
ber will promptly attend funerals any where in the
county with his Hearse free of extra charge; and all
his prices will be reduced
The subscriber returns his greau thanks to his old
customers and respectfully socits a continuance of
their patronage Under his new arrangement he will
be able to give more general satisfaction to the pub
lie. GEORGE I. ECKERT
Lancaster, March 09 1850. al
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Sale orlEeai E..ntc hy order orComrt

ON SATURDAY, the SIXTH day of APRIL, 1850
at o'clock in the afternoon, the premises, will
be sold to the highest bidder the following Real Is
tate as the property Of William Hotchkiss, deceased
to-wil: Lot number hiIty-sv l36 in the town Of Lii
thopolis in the county of Fairfield and State Of Ohio
subject to the Dover of the Widow Of four dollars
per annum and chsTgeahle on said Lot,
Appraised at $500, subject to said Dover.
Terms made known on the day Of sale
THOMAS DRAREIY.
CARTLE HOTCHkISS,
Administrators Of the Estate of Hm. Hotchkiss, decd
march & 1850. S3,5O 5w4a
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The Great Hardware Store,
&J0e S99
SIGN OF THE PlD.LOCE ANR MILL.SlN.
DIN EFFINGER THOMAS H. WHITE and
- WILLIAM LATTA, under the name and firm Of

T0HN EFFINGER, THOMAS II. WHITE and
- WILLIAM LATIA, under the name and firm Of
E1FINGEa, WHITE B. rATTA.
Have purchased from JOHN c. WEAVER & co
their entire interest in the Hardware business And In
addition 10 their present largo and well assorted ,toc
are now ordering from the manufactures and pure
in the Eastern cities. and have il in their power IN M
Yer TO the Fdrmers Merchants and Mechanics Of Fair
beld and adjoining counties, of the Lqrqef mast
uaTted general assortment Of Hqr|irare eyer before
opened in this county, consisting Of every variety Of
"NGLISIT & AMERICAN HARDWARE.
Cutlery, Saddlery, Carriage Trimmings. Shoemakor's
Findings, Mechanics Tools Iron, Nails Tin, Copper.
link, Window Sash, Tubs, Churns, &c.
We do not expect want to mnuopolize the trqIe.
but with our facilities for purchasing Goods and Civ
ing our attention exclusively 70 our business and be-
ing in constent communication with our customers we
will learn their wants and supply them anv pains in
the markesS Of this or gny other country will enable
US to do so; and at prices low not lower than any
other establishment in this part Of the country.
We would particularly invite the attention Of Chm
try Merchants, Sddiiers and Dealers in HqrF,rqye
10 our assortment, it is our intention 10 keep con-
stantlv on banda large variety of Hqrdir4re. Chile
ry and SaliierH to sell exclusively bv the PACKAGE
And with the large cash capital that have invested
m the business, and making purchases exclusively
from MANUFACTURERS and IMPORTERS We will have
II in our power to Wholesale every dissertation IF
HaTdicgTe upon accommodating term, and al as low
rates as any establishment in Ohio We know that
we can make It TO the interest Of evcry that is in
the habit of purchasing his Hardware in Cincinnati or
Columbus or ordering it from Baltimore, Philadelphia
or New York. to purchase exclusively from u.s.
We hope tho good friends and customers Of Mr.
Weaver will all of them extend their patronage to the
new firm and continue TO deal with US. Every effort
will be made TO make the new quarters as agreeable
as the old, and to increase the stock and trade of the
house. EFFINGER WHITE &LATvTA
Lancaster, march %, 1850 AZ
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school Notice.

THE Householders & resident taxpayers in School
l. District No. l2 Hooking township will take notice
that the annual district meeting will be held on the
eighth day Of April nert, at the School house of said
District The meeting will be organized at O'Clock
p NJ which time and place the anua report of the
School Directors will be presented and read and one
Director will be elected to supply the place of Thom.
as G. Dolson, whose term of office will then expire
and such other business will be transacted as the meet
ing may determine. The estimated amount of money
required in said District in addition to what will be
furnished by the several provisions of the act entitled
"An Act for the support and better regulation of Com.
mon Schools" passed March 7th, A. D. 1885, and the
acts amendatory thereto for at least six months good
schooling to all the youth in said District who are by
law entitled 10 the benefits of Common Schools DUR
ing the ensuing year, is one hundred dollars
WILLIAM J. CARD, District CIerk.
march 90, 1850. 3w47'
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Mn. EDiTom-At he request of many friends
offer myself a. candidate for MARSHAL. Al Tho On.
suing Corporation Election. n elacted. will 1is.
charge the duties Of that Office fsilbfillv and 10 tbe
bet OI my ability. OLIVER MEAKIEN
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To the wings Of FnirfeId.

The coming year will be the most i'm
portant to the citizens of Ohio, since the
organization of the State Government
Not to say anything Of the Slavery ques-
tion which is now agitating the minds of
the people of the whole Union, the fact
that new Constitution is to be framed
for Ohio is alone sufficient to interest ev-
cry man in the State. Under these cir
cumstances, there should not be fami.
lily in the State without newspaper, and
that one printed in the State. The reas-
ons for this assertion will be obvious to
every citizen. 1t is sufficient for US to
say, that occupying the position we do
inregard to Convention, the Gazette will
present fair aud impartial view Of the
various provisions that may be proposed
for the new Constitution-its columns
will be open for candid, considerate and
courteous discussion, and in it will be
presented correct and reliable history
of events as they may occur.
We hope our friends throughout the
country, will appreciate the necessity of
thorough dissemination of facts and ar
guments upon so important question,
and lend US their assistance in increasing
the circulation of the Gazette. 1t sho'ld
be in the hands of at least every Wing
in the county. While its columns will
be ardently devoted to every measure Of
practical Reform, we will be as strenu-
ously opposed to every species of Rad
icalism in whatever shape it may appear
or by whomsoever proposed.
In orderthat we may do our share to-
wards increasing its circulation, we Of
fer it for the coming year upon the fol-
lowing very liberal terms =
One copy. for one year.. ..... $l:75
Five copies, Ito one address) 500
Ten do. 4" J 1900
Fifteen do 5000
Twenty do $500
~ In all the above cases, the cash
must invariably accompany the orderfor
the paper
or We hope the Postmasters through
out the county will interest themselves
in getting up Clubs. Each one, who
procures club of ten or upwards. will
be entitled to copy of the paper, in ad.
dition to the advantages that will other
wise accrue to him.
TV The above terms for Clubs will
prove advantageous to persons in the
country, who have not the advantages of
mail facilities. Tothese the Gazette
will be the cheapest paper they can get,
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Boot and Shoe Mating.
REED 3 AnArrnrnrn-r

,nA A T their OLD STAND on Main stree.
nv "A. opposite the Hooking VALLEY Bark.
W continue 70 keep on hand ali kinds n work
sAs usual in their line, such As MEMS Fire
- :. Boots, MEMS coarse fine Boots, Hearg Cqif
=, ,NoMEN'S Morocco qnd cir Boots apd Shoes.
Also Ladies' French Morocco Bhslins icitt 9ouJie
or single SoIes ''1'
Ior tne many past favors received from the
public, continuation oftheir patronage L rss1er,fl.
~ solicited The best Of work will az al times be
Kept on hand and will be sold al fair and REASONABLE
prices Weinvite all 10 come and examine our stock
as we intend at all times to keep on hand general as
Lancaster, march 90, 1850 1vi7
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r E M OVAL.

GEORGE L. KERT,
HAS removed his CABINET WARE ROOM to
Main street. in Stanberys Building, ttco doors East
Of the Hooking Valley Bank where he will keep on
hand larger and more general assortment of Cabinet
Furniture than ever before, and manufactured as usu-
al by the best of worsmen, of the best material and
in the very lateststyles consisting in part of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
The American Live Stock
" s u X A NCE COMPANY
Charter Unlimitcd-G Granted January 3, 1850.
Cnniial SEA AMAI

VIRGIL E. SHAW, Agent for Lancaster, Ohio, Of
flee on main street. two doors west of the Hockina
Valley Bank.
For the Insurance of Horses, Mules Prise Bulls.
Sheep and Cattle Qfegery description against the com
bned risks of Fire, Water, Accidents ana Disease
Losses paid in thirty days after proof of death.
DIRECTORS:
Joseph Bowman, John Wise,
Hiram Decker, NJ. Alvan w. Tracy,
Isaac Mass, Hon. Abner T. Ellis,
George d. Hay Abm. Smith,
Hon. Thomas Bishop.
JOSEPH &. BOWMAN, President.
B. S. WHITNEY, Secretary
WILLIAM BURoH Treasurer mh29 Al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
EANCY ESTAPLE DRYG0OnN
PnbIic Noticc.

\ ~ those ind sbted 10 The subscriber for Colt3 Oh
Dlro'k are hereby notified % make immediate
"a! m-"t rPf'p.r ussua will be- taken f,r te colec.
''on o. the claims. u. TALLHADGT.
march 2j, l9JD dh.lg5.s4- a.
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ToHN \. rEuTHAunE.

w Ill attend to the settlement and collection Of
w claims in Fairfield and adjoining counties.
OFIlCE-Tallmadge Block Second Floor.
Lancaster, January I, 1850. SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
Saddle and FEarmcsN NIakimg

THE undersigned respect
Il fully announces to the ci-
tizens of Lancaster and vicini-
tv, that he intends carry on the
above business at the oh Stand
Of r. X. Mccall IN Shgfer's
R0r, tlco doors cast Of tho
Tdttmadge House, where by
strict attention to ,usine ss he
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
Township Election.

We are authorized 10 announce GOTI.EIB STEIN.
MAN as candidate for the Office Of Justice al tbo
Peace, at the ensuing Spring Election.
Nh WEAvRR"-At the urgent solirtion or ,o,,..
friends offer myself candidate for for the Oaira n
TOWNSHIP CLERK. and. If elected, win US. nv
pest exertions todlscharge the duties thereof BrouD
", hones'iyand tathfiy and apply the avails tb.
good people who have oeen exceedingly kind IN ,v;,
ing with me- 50 that might save to myself nv li,,e
|P'"NStea1' NJ. HILL
Mn. EDIToR:--plesss 70 snnoupca tho nam. os
sAMI ~ HERRs7 suitable candidate for thr fRro
oi ihUSTEE, for the Township Of Hooking AZ the
coming election. BY 50 doing vou viii obl;ve
March9 D lS'O. MANY FRIENDS.
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HOf FOR THE
PHILADELFnIA ooMMIssIos STORE,
NEW OODS
For the SDfitig and Sstra EthpF


iianasosesi and he eeapet IN 0r0ut ofRe Sfqte
Y lON1sI which will be found in part ths follow,
- eio"ilg Calicoes, Caps, Cuffs and Collars,
h,N Il rom three 20 ninety dollars,
Splendid ones Of famed Cashmere,
~ other kinds not quite so dear:
Bags and Bonnets and Brocsdes
spsneers, silks, Fani and pl,jds
Cinghams, Lawns, Ribbons, Ho,,
AIberenea, Lusires, Pins ard Shoe.
saitinets, Caa,imercs, Cloth and Cations
lmbrellss, farasol aud Buttons,
Linens, Tweods, Jeans and Tspa.
Needles, Flowers, Carpets, Capei.
Merihoes, Thread and l1s de5-i,ucg,
Iiguredf'oulard Silks an Plsin:
Ilckings, Nankins, Gloves aud Boss.
Aiuslins, Paper, Drills aad Floss;
N short hsye a. all may see
The best Of each variety;
Where every one. feel quite sure
!h2 greatest bargains may secure.
End more than ali, ne'er fail % iinl
The ehoise5t 100 ofcvery kind:
Then lug not friends, be sure bcl re
You call The "COmmissboa Stors
Toe Scotch, and Duteh and Ir.sh til re
WIZ welcome you with B, sa good cheer.
JOHN 9. WILCOX, Ag.ft
Piia3IyAe Commission Sh re-
Lancaster Ohio, march 20, l-50 s!
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AN EXpERYRRrNwIl

- ~ E1PERIMENTl
JAIL icAs have made Other some believe tI. ~.
Alnets could not be done IN Ianc.sta,s al Afis ~
4tisa efDandH iiceolect! that this opiaion ,.
. uuIlns ee dAIk lges7-bAt since sifsak Oh
magic circiethe charm 4 broke tp ar sosa = w
PosuiUety eieetrfedthe old Rip Paa Iliukieis Who
hsve been asleep inr htlf century ara ne,v .,iis
awake ,, lhey say that Lancaster shall no oneer 10
a "Oae h0FSe toina." Goods shall no loaaer 81 I'M
ported In whoel-baiTows and shand.cnrt, A. Tra.
Horse shall be started 10 run sOElelrherc and NsSs
Lancaster shall DO eityl'
Now, as all this must come to pass soon we rnust
enlarge the sphere Of business. have taken tin,e
by the iorelock, and got out gf tie cay in order to
get IA he rug.
"APoTHECARIES HALL"
10 reDtoeed from No 66fo No LOG, Aaia Street, Ton
sg@tsr, ono, where am now opening much larger
anl bcttr selected Stock Of Goods than iornerly kspt
and which will sell as Lolp IS the louesH Eysry sr'
DeetaL Igstyameafs:
~ Mineral Teeth; Gold and stanie Foil Daguerrean
Cealeala; Paints, Oils Dye-stuiis;
1ia'swarc, Notioni in great variety: Paper evory
klni ANA quality Rubber Goods;
CcriS1s, Letnons Figs Raisins Currants, CitroHs c
eI,''Alto, common and superior
an soT'6 81, O. sweeFing seruJbng Hair, Cloth, Hat,
and rerlnmery;
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
The la!ierior Medicinal use only and moreover.
Cordage, Twine, Coyarlct and Carpet Chain, Bat.
ting and Dg1csiic CZ0iiS Saftqefs Stocking Yarn sc
Can't tell You half Just come to No. 106 BLaia-sf,
adjoining my residence, andtry mo either BY
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
lJIa am also opening in connection with my bro
Their very large and well selected stock othe above
Eafncl Vari-tv ia tho iurpoving of Togau u1
viii have at least ionr fine wagons running soon 10
supply my country friends At their own doors.
J. also keep constantly a first rate article Of
choice FAMILY FLOUR, Corn Meal, Oats, &c.
Customers from the country will have their horses
nkon care Of and fjd when desired, free Of chsrsl
Give the new location fair shake,
NJ 2. KREIDER
Lancaster, March 16 1880. DIS
jonS BHAsrK. T. 4wsTALLHApor
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To the Publlc.-We call special attention 10 the ad.
vertiscment of"lloWEs SHAKER sNRs NPARIl.Ih,m
paper day, The superior merits oflhe shaker prep
Grafton ofshest ofal medical plants is rapidly becoming
known aud will ere long he The only in use For sale
by H. SCOTT, Mam Street .opposlre the Telegraph office
ARABIAN LrNIMENr.-How often is it the case that
we neglect slight wound burn swelling or pain, in
the vain hope that it will be well enough in dav or
two instead of getting well they grow worse tester,
and perhaps modification takes place, and the limb
has TO be amputated when if little ofG. H. Farrells
Arabian Lnment had been applied at the time of the
accident, it would have cured it Immediately.
GFSee Advertisement 2w45
WRrAR's BALsAM or Wild CnEnRY--The re-
markabe success of this Basam is no doubt owing in
great measure to the peculiarly agreeable and pow
erful nature Of its ingredients. 1t is fine HERBAL
medicine-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 chemical process with the
Extract Tar thus rendering the whole compound the
most certain and elicacious remedy ever discovered
We do not wish TO deceive the afflicted or hold out
any hopes of relief when none exists; but when 80
many hundreds pronounced by slilml 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 partake OF a remedy seldom known to iail2
q j'Beware of counterfeits and base limitations.
See Advertisement. 1m43
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GOur number to day is printed on
paper far too small We were not aware
of our mshap until it was too late to rec.
tify il.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

~ We understand that Mr.. John
Keller has shod 392 fat cattle this Sc ason.
This number, with the ITO shod by the
Messrs. Fink, makes in all 5O2 cattle
which have been provided with shoes, in
this vicinity, and which are now en- route
for the eastern markets. Metropoljs.
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Successor Of Sanford and Park.)
Fourth and Walnut streets Cincinnati, Ohio general
Agent for the South and West to whom ali orders
must be addressed.
AGENrs-George Kaufman, Lancaster; Kreidor
Co., Logan D, Iawlian, Sugar Grove Clements, Roy
alton; William f. Breck, Carroll
February |, 1850 ~
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WIn all the above cases, the cash
must invariably accompany the orderfor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-31

sDr"Well, Anne, have you given
your consent yet to be the wife of Mr..
White p
"No, Sally, I didn't quite consent"
"Why not! l think he loves you."
ayes, but he didn't pile up the ago.
ny high enough. When give my hand
to a wooer, want him to call upon all
the gods to witness his deep devotion
20 Inc. want him to kneel at my feet,
take one Of my hands between both
of his, and with look that would melt
IN adamantine rock to pity, to beg me
to take compassion on his dreadful
sulftrings; aud then want him to end
by .wearingto blow his brains on, on
the spot i'll do no, compassionate his
miserlcs."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-31
SANDS sARSAPARILLA
lNQIIART BOTTLES.

'tN " - ~ II Nv
For the removal and Psrmanen, cure Of all
diseases arising from an impure state Of tho
blood or habit of the system, viz
Scrofula OF Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obsti.
nate CutaneouS Eruptions, PmpleS, or
Pu,tules Oh the Face, Botches, Bilcs, Chro-
mic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter,
Scdh Hca enlargement and pain OF the
u mes aud Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syp-
hiliic symptoms, Sclaiica, nr Lumbago; and
di-rases arising from an injudiclous use OF
Mercury, Aciliies or Drop'y exposure or i'm
prudence in life also, Chronic Constitu-
tional Dis rders, etc.
/ his Medicine has acquired a very extend
ed and established reputation wherever il
has been used, base entirely on its own
merits, whi,h its super .oIriicacy has alone
sustained. The unfortunate victim of hered-
ti5y disease, with swollen glands, contract
ed snews ani bones ha carions, has been
restored 10 health and vigor The Scroiulous
patient, covered with ulcers, loathsome to
himself and hi attendants, has been ma 10
whole. Hundreds of persons, who had
gloaned hopcle>sly tory years under cuta neous
and gandular disor lcrs, chronic rheumatism
and many other complaints spring ngfrom
arrangement Of the secretlve organs and the
circulation have been raised as ii were from
the rack Of disease, and now, with regener-
ated constitutions, gladly te>ti TO the effica-
cy of this ineStmabIe prePdra'ion The tes-
linJny Of those who have been cured by its
U.s., with their rrsidencrs, has been publish
I'd from time to time; and were 1t desirable,
a mas Of the most overwhelming testimony
could be brought forward, proving most con-
clusiyeiy il, inestimable value. The aflllct-
e,l, and those who have not used this medi.
ci C, are invited TO make atrial of its virtues,
and spprosrlatc to them selves the benefits
which II alone en- bestow.
'TRurm Is STRANGER THAN FICTION
The at ention OF tho reader is called 20 the
following astonishing cure, effected 10y lho
use o. sands SdfsJparjiia
Thu, IS % certify that have q co,ored wo-
man who has been afflicted for The last fvc
years with Scroiula, and all the remedies
used had no effect in arreSing the progress
fthe omplalnt; on the contrary, she con-
>tantly grew worse-ard after eIpenlng be-
tween SO and $50 with p ysicians, besides
using olh'r popular rene lies without success
I'LL the disease had eaten away the cartilage
of her nose, made its appearance on various
part, of her body, and had finally cormsne ed
It's rayagCS in the roof OF hei mouth.
la this d eadful situation, with The pros.
pcct OF death staring her IN the face, | stated
Increase to Dr DiSosway, the agent Tor Sands
Sars, ariila in Newbcrn, n C.. by whom I
was advised to Use that arUcle; aud TO nv
surprise and that of my neishbors, to whom
her cas-. was known, after us ing four and a
hslfbotIes shs uasrestored perfect heat
AMI that in the space ofthrce weeks and va.
ob'eto work IN two weeks from the time she
commsnc.s taking it.
JOSEPH McCOrTER, J.P.
Molt'' Of Ncusc River, Craven Co, n. c
X. X. HAZARD, Agent for Newport
Nov IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-31
TAKING ADVANTAGE or UNcLE SAM

TAXING ADVANTAGE or UycLE SAM
The Wing Almanac for 1850, con-
tains the amount of mileage received
by every member ofthe last Congress,
and the amount which each Senator
and Representative would have re-
ceived had he taken the most direct
mail route from his place Of residence
To Washington. The whole amount
of circutous or illegal mileage thus
received, stands thus-Senatc, S2I
,l46,20. House, S52 326 40. Total
amount, seveniy.three thousand four
hundred seventy two dollars, aud ixt
cents.