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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

MINING SUCCESS IN CALIFoRNIA,-The
mining Intelligence, by the late California
arrival, is quite Aattering. The Sonora
Herald gives report of operations at
the mines. aud says;
We can state. ilhthe fullest assurance,
that never were the miners more enc M
aged than nnw, aud never ives there u
more reasonable prospect of a rich hnr
vest for their lahnrs. Not that every
company or every individual is actually
washing nut pounds of gold weekly
Many are scarcely obtaining ennngh tn
pay ;helr h"ardhiIIs. aud yet they are well
pleased. aud feel as though they were
fast accunulaling their fortunes These
are scattered all along the gulchrs aud
ravines, throwing up the dirt which they
have tried sufficiently Ia kuow that it is
rich. When the rains come, or the wa
ter is led along from the rivers by exten,
sive water works constructed for this pnr
pose during the present season. the mi
HFlN WIN HdNb HNHihE W wv bui H"ou WV
and pocket the gold.
The drains and tail diiches are nov
being made, the rOckl removed which
cnver up the precions metal. and thc
earth thrown up 10 mr.lnw in the sun an'
air; and thus get ready fpr an easy wash
ing. Piles Of dirt have thus been thrown
up which could not be bought for hun
dteds. We might say thousands of dollar;
all the work ot twn or three short months
In some places also The hin sides are be.
ing dug uff, where they are Connected
with rrh leads in the mountains. from
which during the rrvnluIi"n os centuries
more nr less gold has been gradually
sliding down along with earth, loo'ened
by successive rains and snow. AT thames
Town this is especially the case
The vast plain extending from Shaw
Flat nnrlhward ~ also being dug al
over its surface. aud csrted away. There
is no telling how rapidly fortunes wonlc
he accumulated. il constantly runnint
stream nf water were present, =" tha
Icats, horses, aud all the concomilan
troubles could he dispensed with
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

LIpfRIA FARMFRs III iswiih pleasure
we write il. says the Liberia Herald, that
there can be found in Liberia persons
Comp'etely independent in circumstances
One has only To visit tho furnishing farms
of Measrs. Harris. Jamisou, and Blank.
ledge. TO agree fully with rs in opinion
Their farms yieldth all that are requir,
ed for their fbod. raimen,, aud the luxu.
ries Of life. Beautiful fields Of sugar
cane aud coffee nrreN the attention oI
the traveller as he plods hs quiet way IN
the upper hanks ofthe 81. Panrs. Their
yards ara we'll filed with stock Of every
description; their barns are well stored
with rice. and tho ouihNuses contain
scores of barrels ofSugar aud strip, This
ia really mn encouraging prospect. Every
mau in Liberl. if he will devote half 1T
his time Ia active labor, may reach the
same state Of independence, We earn.
es,ly ndvise tho Migrants and hnnspIess
politicians Of Monrovia 10 cease their
pra,t'lne. "up the river, ard make Iarms
they will then he doing themselves aud
their country some service.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13
DR.. EiOwc's ~llallpr SnVsnpnrilIn


MORE EVIDENCE. Another remarkable cure
lYll lTREADTF,L1lt 1t is from young lady resid
ing in our city. CERTIFICATE.
CIECINNATT Febuary7, lS5l.--This is to certify
that my sister, Mary q. Belman attacked with a
disease in her hip more than three years ago, which
rendered her utterly pless that she was Compe-
ed TO keep her bod All hopes of her recovery were
despaired OF. Some OF the most eminent physicians
of Covington and Cincinnati attended her. all Of whom
declared her case a hopeless one Passing by DIR.
Iowe's Depot an idea suggested itself, that to try
one bottle OF his Shaker Sarsaparia could do no harm
Accordingly purchased one bottle and before it con-
tents were entirely used she received benefit. was
induced to try another, and anoter before the last
was used she was nearly recovered, Now she has
no pain can walk and has tho entire use OF her limb.
To Howes Shaker Sarsaparila we attribute this elec-
tive cure. II but few months since since she COM
menced taking it. (Signed) JC BELNlAN
Cincinnati Daily Commercial
Remember this wonderful and astonishing cure was
effected by the use Of three bottles only of DR. s. d.
HoWE'S SHAKER SARSAPARILLA, THE GREAT
spRiNa AND sUMMEn NrEDtcINE.
Bear in mind, il pures the blood and prevents dis.
eases. 1t is tho only Sarsapara that acts upon the
liver, kidneys and blood at the same time which rem
ders Il altogether more valuable to every one paricu
larly Females
Dr. Mussey, Professor in the Ohio Medical College
says the Shaker preparations are truly valuable an'
recommends them to the public The sick and allict
cd, are requested to call and obtain pamphlet, anc
purchase abotls of this valuable Family medicine.
No NIercury-no Mineral-no Poisonous Drugs il
the Shaker Sarsaparilla Remember II Is warrante'
be purely and entirely vegetable, and as Female
and Family medicine It has no equal.
l-FBe sure YOU enquire for DIR. ), ID. Howes Sha
her Sarsaparilla, aud take no other.
Quart Bottles 81 per bottle or six bottles for 81
For sale by DIR. :. d. HOWE, Proprietor, No, I
College Hall, Cincinnati to whom all orders must b
Addressed, and by NJ. z. KREIDER, lancaster.
KREIDER Il CO, Logan.
L. HYLE, Amanda.
April 10, 1851. 3m49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

GUAR MgN,-Among the early risers
we encountered near the market place,
nn the avenue, this morning. were one
Daniel Webster and one Winfield Scmt.
The most favorable time f"r a pleasant
how.do youdn with M Old cen'en an by
the name Of Henry Clay, during his occa-
rional visits 10 tlis city, is at surrise IL
the morning. in the same vicinity The
impress of greatness is thought to he con
genial with some men; bui energy, reso
luii1n,. perseverance,. and industry may
possibly hnve something to do with y
mans destiny - Washington 1eicgr0ph
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13
CITY MARRLE MORRIS.

II ]. MYERS & CO., respectfully inform the cit-
- zens of Fairfield and adjoining counties, that they
have commenced the Marble, GTave.StOne and
Monument Business, in the city Of Lancaster, on
Columbus street, few doors North of Main, where
they will keep on hand at all times the best quality
Of American Marble, and will make to order
Grape. Stones, Tomb Tables, MoaRmeats, and any
other marble work that may be desired.
They obtained their marble exclusively from the
celebrated Rutland, (Vt.) QuArries from which the
marble for the statue Of the "Wounded Indian" was
aen their style of work will he equal any in the
Wes,eyn country; and they will dispose Of 1t at prices
as reasonable as can be obtained elsewhere. The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
their work. J. J. MYERS & co.
Lancaster, Ohio, June 70, 1851. q
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A Fl0nTlNa Wn.Ls.-Lom Of a
Whale Ship The whale ship Ann Al
cxander. Capt, Jolu, C. Drhlois. or New
Bedford, was destroyed, ~ the 20rh nf
August. ia lat. 5 SO s., lou. log W, Ivy
being struck by sperm whale. which
the ctew were attempting 10 capture.
After The whale had destroyed lwn boats
the. ship was put in pursuit Of the mon
,ter On nearing him. lance was ,hrow,
into his head. and few mnmeuls afle
he rushed nn The ship, struck her abreas
the foremast about WI feet from the keel
Knocking alarge hole entirely in her bot
tom.l through which The water rushed will
great rapidity. aud she commenced ss,t
ling down. The remaining boats wer,
cleared away aud launched. aud a liul,
bread and water. all thai conlJ he saved
was placed 10 them, Aler some efFnrt
10 relieve Tho ship aud keep her afoat
tho captain aud they lett her in the boats
Two days after the occurrences. the,
fell in with the ship Nantucket. Captail
Gibbs. and were taken IN hnard aud land
ed at Paiia. Capt, Deblois reached New
York M Sunday, in the steamer CheW
kee. similar attacks upon ships hav,
been made by sperm whales. but they ar,
exceedingly rare.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

MuRDER oFAMGN nv MS WIFE. -
Alice McCluSkey was arrested in Provi.
dence, r. l., on Friday, charged with
the murder of her husband. Patrick Nc
Cluskey. The murder seems To have
been effected by thrusing some sharp in
slrument into the head of the deceased
through hIs right eye while he was asleep
The wreiched woman VIVA discovered il
n state of gross intoxicalion lying by the
side of her murdered husband.
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Large and Varied Stock Of
AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
JUST RECEIVED,
a. nIJ N..I.J rryl ,


Atthe Old Ciectere4 H,bolesaIe and Rstail Cloth.
;ng and Furnishing Emporium.
NIE wish to nform our old friends and customers
w that in addition to our former large assortment
Of furnishing Goods, we now have addedto it, one o
The most extensive stock SPrig &Sammer Clothing
hat has ever been offered West ofthe Mountains We
'annot go into full particulars, nor are willing 10
bribe the sickly efforts Of PoEr's shGdo,c TO g,
oggeral description of our different articles bus 70
be candid and brief we prepared to cothe every
Non, Youth anl Roy Of all sizes and ages, in Fair
field county from head to fooO full TEN PER CENT
CtlEAPERthan those small concerns can PoSsin'y DO
We dislike very much to make blowing g-hofn out ol
aGoose Quill, by showing you stock Of ftotht7g on
paper, and having whole Trunk. .faHto otsT you.
What we set forth in this notice. y"n viii ind on
examination to be true To the letter
11-Don'tforget the OM Cterkersd Clothing Store
'7iletween the two Tin n-Shops.
POpposite the Hooking Valley Bank,
Lancaster, may 10, 1851 CUULEHAN 20
GtILK Under shirts for G,ntlemen a',u Ladies'.
y '1r sale AZ the OLD CHECKEhED STORE
Lancaster may 10, 1851.
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RE WE SHOD.

bI I u NEIVTTs
A Sthe Spring opens and nature arrays herself in
N all her beautiful garments. m
REED 81 BAUGHMAN, u
MAIN STRrET, LANcAsrrR, ONO, N, ~ ~
Have not been uumind(u Of some of
the wants Of natures beauties: Also, uAas
the sterner SEX and to meet such, have supplied them
selves with splendid assortment Of,
Ladies' Turn BuslSins, Ladies' Slippers,
q Half Caters and Caters, Morocco, Cal
Boots and Shoes,
Misses cold Busins md Chldren's cold Boots,
Mons Fine Coarse Fine aud Coarse Boots; Morocco
Calf Kip and Fancy Shoes are always on hand, o
their own manufacture or made to order
The public arc respectfully invited to call and ex
amino their assortment The subscribers will at al
times he ready to supply the wants Of their custom
ers with the greatest despatch aud At the very loves
prices REED bAuGhMAN:
Lancaster, Nav %, 1851. 4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

tTA very rich silver vein has lately
been discovered about fifteen miles from
Sonora. CaliCoruia, in the mountains be
tween the north and south forks of The
Stanslaus river. Specimens at Mr.. Hol'
den'H hotel will yield from sixty To one
hundred and twenty five cents per pound
The silver is pure and appears in small,
solid masses, Seven companies uumbe.
ing from six tn twelve members each. have
already been organized for working this
niue. namely. J Holden Il Co, 7. Fra
zier & Co. Galloway & Co, Ross Il Co
Whilmore Il Co., Major Solomon, Line
burg & Co. aud A. + I.uncheu & Co.
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abt Conrusttr Sa,cttt.
.monday EYcnIng Nov 10. 1881

GALLONS CnLoNiz ,TInN.-The hn'cN
serbocker. IN speaking Of some un'mP"''
tsnt satire say@-
"The last cauplet. we gather from
note. .refersio the case Of Henry &. Grer"'
who was executed at Troy few years
since far the deliberate PnIshnlng "t l'ls
wife. but whn was suppnsed 10 have 'ex
perienced religion few moments he
fire his death. Il hope he did adds onI
satirisl; bat it was ridicnlnp' Ia hear a
pious divine lamenting with the most ho
ly horrord pic,ea IN his cnnnlenance that
the poor wife had not made an open a
Vowal af faith, that she might keep com
pany in heaven With her suniel murder
eH Twas a ereat pity, wasn't it. that
she should he debsred from the celestial
society 'of such kline and aflee'i"naie
spousel"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

A Thus LAwyER.-Alexauder Hami.
ton wos once applied To M a counsel by
a man having the guardianship of several
orphans. whn would. on coming of age,
succeed tn n large and valuable estate,
OF which there was material defect in
the tille.deedS. krown only tn their guard.
ian, wh" wanted To get the estate vested
in himself. Hamilton noted down the
iaiihless executives statement. aud then
said To him. Settle with these unhappy
infants houorahly To the last cent, OF
will hunt you from your skin like hare
The advice was strictly followed. aud III,
man who gave II was M ornameu, to tn,
bar aud the age in which he lived
tSORthern Press,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

SgvERAL yearn ago. when one of our
Justices Of the Superior Court was Dist.
ricl Attorney Of neighboring county
rather laughahle incident occurred. M
related by himself: Court weeks he used
to occupy bed at Col. Lewis's who
kept the principal hotel at the county seat.
He had his bnoks and papers in this room
- hero he drew his indictments. aud in
important cases he used tn direct the
sherifI'to bring up the peoples witnesses
for preliminary examination.
1t happened at one important murder
case coming on that the celebrated Gen.
(now Judge) Nye was counsel for the de
fendanl. He examined the witnesses
ns usual. ,nok careful minutes Of wha
they would s,a'e on the slaud: He fouuc
that a lady was an important witness lol
the people, aud he aISn discovered tha
she was very excitable, and high strung
and fast talker
Apprrhensive of tronhle. he thought
he'd caution her little, lie told hen
when she come nh the stand not Ia talk,
I'Pay attention." says the Distrlc, Atlnr
,ney, "to my questions, aud answer them
hut don't talk Aud when NSe comes tu
examine yuu. you mus hr very careful
aud not pet eXClred, iui hr's Il gteaI
black guard. aud he will Try Ia get you
mad Just puy attention IL his questions
aud answer them, no mnllrr how offer
repeated ~ h"w apparently. hut dom
allow him 10 get YOU III yonr balance "
The District Attorney aud witnesse'
parled rar the night, The next day tn,
cause anne on. The District Attorney
called hi, witness, and she went through
with her evidence. on part nf the people
tu his perfect admiration. aud he handed
her over 10 Nye. He went along awhile
very smoothly. Pretty soon he hogan rc
crowd her, aud she began tn flare mp: he
crowded her the more and she resented
the more, and ve,y coon they had n
regulO, breeze. Finally. losing her self
cnntrnl. she broke out as follows;
al won't answer any more Of your con
tcmplihls queslionS; you are nasty
dirty hlackgnNrd, ond the District Attor.
ney fold me So" ...
After the laugh had partially subsided
Nyc says
What! the District Attorney told you
s" When andwh"redidhe tell you snl''
lie to'd me so last night, IN Gen.
Lews' bed yoomi'
: The scene which followed this answer
may he readily imagined, In the midst
Of the shout, Nye told the witness that
she might "pa@."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13
n1onnr,s pATENT GIlAIN DllLLS.

For Drifting Hheai, Rye, barley, NC Ne.
TVNHESI. Machines opcrate well on all kinds ofland
4 and arc not injured by coming in contact with
roo,,s roots. &c They viii plant point rows & all r.
regular shaped fields without sowing any part twice
ovrr They will with ease for two horses plant from
ten to twelve acres per day of WhentRye, Barley and
other small grain. They will save from two to three
packs of seed per acre, and yield from 90 to % per
cent more than the broadcast seeding by distributing
the grain uniformly any desired depth and leaving
ridge of earth between the rows The roots Of the
Young plart are protected during the winter by tho
action Of the frost and rain mouldaring the earth upon
Them instead Of being thrown out and exposed as In
broadcast On this account the stalk is stronger and
less subject 70 mi'1ew and is not liable TO injury
by ly The farmer is frequently prevented by rair
from narrowing in his grain after It is sown which
narrowing is not necessary in seeding with the Ma
chimes. as they complete the work al once.
This Machine for convenience. simplicity anC
cheapness, is superior IN anv now in use The price
being $50 for Machine with G., and $50 for one with
5 hose.
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NAILS JUST RECE,yED,
GREAT cALIropNlA COIN NINE,

GREAT CALIFORNIA GOLD NINE,
Y ATELY discovered for the benefit of Fairfield anC
n 4 adjoining counties. The undersign begs leave II
INFORM the old customers as well as the public in gen
era that he has bought the entire stock of Goods o
j. G. NAccRAcKEN, and i, determined to sell Good
CHEAPER than has EYER been SOLD here before, io
cash or exchange Of all kinds of Produce.
LADrs AND GENTLEMEN If YOU wish tn purchase
call at PLoUTs CnnAP SroRE and will convince yol
that my advertisement is not in vain, for intend t
continue business at the old stand, called ''GREA'
WEsrERN" and PLoUT's CnEAP SroRE.
JACOB PLOUT.
Lancaster December q, 1859 2wd& yw22
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TRESn ARRIVAL.

SNITH & TONG have just added to their former
- assortment beautiful and excellent lot Of Coats
Pests, Pants, &C., which will be found upon exNmn
alton, to he superior in quality, finish and style
ANYTHING in the city.
RcmemAcr the placc-one door East of Reber
Kutl All their articles are sold at the lowest prices
Lancaster Nav 90, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

EyAn aged lady, member Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, one who
heard John Wesley preach in England,
pariook ofthe Lords Supper, along with
tho wives and widows of Ministers Of the
Gospel. a; tbe~Cnnference at lndianapo.
Lis. by the special request Of Bishop
Waugh. on Wednesday. the 18th ult.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

FRgNcn LIBERTY "A newspaper at
Marseilles, called Le Penple, was seized
for having expressed unfavorable opin
iuns on the refnsn' Of the French govern
ment To permi, KnSsuih To pass through
Francs. .s,N
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NOTICE TO ALL CONCEnNED.-fIavi

NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED Having
l disposed of my Stock of Drugs, Medicines Sc,
to Mr.. +. L. SLocUNr, all those indebted to me by
note or otherwise are earnestly invited to cali and
settle the same. wish to settle up in the shortest
possible time and speedy compliance with this re-
quest will save cost and trouble, Those indebted to
the old firm Of BURY n BEcK must also settle their
accounts and notes immediately l will be- found at
the old stand.
TO the many friends, who have bestowed upon me
their custom for many years past give my thanks
GEORGE q. BECK.
Lancaster, January 81. d6,wtl4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

TThe Capital ul California has re
Gently been removed, by order orthe gov.
ernment form ValIego To Dan jose, the
former sent Of government, This was
dome in consequence Of pnn compliance
with the bonds Of Gen VaIlegn, as is al.
legged which were lake- at the time Of
The removal.
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N BE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
DIR. OoELA II DIS.
CELEBRATED GERMAN RITvTERS
Prepared by DIR. G. NJ. Jackson,
At THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE


At HE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No l2o Arch Street. PhiIadcIphIn.
Their power the above diseases is not excelled
i equalled, by any other preparation in the United
States as the attest, in many cases after skill
full physicians had failed.
The Bitters are worthy the attention Of invalids.
lPossesslng great virtues In the rectifcation Of
disease OF the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers to weakness affections Of the
digestive organs,they witha safe certan& pleasant
t From the "Boston Bee."l
The editor said, December 22d-"Dr. Ho9Gand'S
Ceebrated German BifterS for the cure Of liver
plain aundce dyspepsia Chronic or nervous dcbili-
is deseryedly one of the most popular medicines
OF the day. These bitters have been used by thou
sands and friend at elbow says he has himself
received an eifectual and permanent cure of liver
complaint from the use ofthis remedy. We are con-
ynced that, in the use of these bitters the ratient
constantly gains strength and vgor-a fact worthy of
great consideration. They are pleasant in taste and
SMELL and can be used by persons with the most deli
cate stomachs with safety, under any circumstances
we advise their use"
] f'The Editor Of "Scott's Weekly Paper" one Of
the largest literary and family newspapers published
IN Philadelphia, says:-"Dr. HooAand's German Bit.
fers, manufactured by DIR. jackson, are now recon-
mended by some of the most prominent members Of
me faculty. as an article of much et scy in cases Of
female weakness. AS such is the case we would ad =
wise all mothers to obtain bottle and thus say them
s"Nes uCu slckneSb PERSONS OF debili aed ccnstl-
tuons will find these btters advantageous to their
health, as we know from experience tie saluary Of
feet they have upon weak systems"
The Philadelphia Saturday Gazette one Of the very
best family newspapers published in the United States
says, and we do not hesitate to endorse every letter
from source so respectable
at is seldom that we recommend what are termed
patent medicines, to the confidence and patronage Cf
our readers; and therefore, when we recommend Dr.
Iioohands German Bitters, prepared only by DR.. G.
NJ jackson, we wish il to be distinctly understood that
we are not speaking Of the nostrums Of the day. that
are nosed about fo brief period and then forgotten
after IT has done its guilty of mischief but of
medicine long established, universally pri5 ed, and
which has met the hearty approval the faculty itself
L0oh ipELLto The MARKS Of the GENUINE.
They have the written signature OF c. NJ. JACK
SON upon the wrapper, and the name blown In the
bottle, igithout lrhich they are spurious.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 90 ARCH street, one door below sixth, Phila-
dePha andby respectable dealers generally through
out the country Also for by
GEORGE KAUFMAN,
Lancaster, Ohio February 81, 1861 as
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LATEST ARRIyAJ.

SG Do7 Grass Scythes; % do Grading do; % do.
eeO Sckles; do superior Grain cradles; do patent
do do patent scvthos fitted to the snith: 600 assor
cd scythe stones; 800 scythe rifles. All Of which will
b. sold cheaper for cash than the cheapest at the ex
tensve hardware store Of p. BOPE.
Lancaster, June y
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Cn.pARTNERSIIIp.

GtGLBERT DEvOL and A. c. LIVINGSTON hav-
IN ing purchased the interest Of Joseph Rurtzman
will in future carry on the Foundry and Machine
business, at the old stand West end Of main.street
under tho firm name Of GILBERT DEV0L& CO.
The new firm is to settle aud pay all the debts of the
old firm. GILBERT DEVOL.
ANDREW c. LIVINGSTON.
Lancaster April l6, 1851
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ET English speculaiors ste making
money in London by engaging females
10 wear the Bio mer 90 lum :. IN deliv-
er lectures and addresses upon il. They
call themselves "Amrrican,n'
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WngRE's BARNuMl-A horse without
hair. from Venezn"la. ia in Savannah
The horse is n marc. l5l bands hiyh. of
2ra ashrhu'y and symmruy. aud without
one PaIlcle of hair IN MY particle or the
body. The skin resembles India rubber
sndis as soft almost as velvet,
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QOSBs Ext Log Wood 10 barrels Chip Log Wood
eDSO 6bls Cam Wood, Fustic, Copporas and Blue
Vitrol &C., just received. &. KAUFFMAN& & co.
Lancaster July 81 10