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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

MARRYING pom FUN.-The New York
correspondent, Of the Philadelphia In.
qhirer says;
There 10 good deal at excitement il
Harlem. in consequence of two gentle
and two ladies' being married without
their knowing il. The ce,emooy wa
performed in sport, aud when informed
the next day that the marriage was lesn
according To law. there was great con
sternaliun. The brides. | learn ara viii
Sing To abide by tho marriage. bat the
bridegrooms are not, and refuse lntecog
mise the ceremony at all, Ole ofthem i,
heir to a great deal If property. The
subject will he brought before uur court,
or before the Legislature.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY. at C~OylnRtOD, kentucky
w. B. ROBBINS, P%REsIDENr.
A.. L. GREER, VICE PRESIDENT.
], r. PAYSON, SECRETARY.

j. r. PAYsON, SECRETARY.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
W. B. ROBBINS. Us, MORGAN, Al. GREER,
] B. R oA M' & A'"lrHs SlS s !, aACk'
J. T. MOREHEAD, SoLrcrroR.
R.. PRETLOW, M. D., PHYSICIAN.
J.B. CASEY, CH'NC Com. ON FINANCE,
TIME terms upon which this Company insure Life
i are peculiarly favorable to the Insured much
more so, il is believed, than the terms Of any other
Lie Insurance Company, to-wit:
The great security afforded ina Guaranty Fund OF
100000, $4,000 Of which has been paid in cash, and
$4,000 secured in the safest manner, by Bond and.
Mortgage of Real Estate;
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the rates Of
other Companies, and more equally graduated;
Insurance for the benefit of married women secure
from the creditors Of their husbands;
The insured not tablet to ssessmentstor losses; Z.
No extreme hazards taken by this company;
An annual dividend 10 all policy holders payable In
cash; also, additions made to Life Polisies every FIVE
years;
Notes taken in part for premiums; ga
Policies issued upon application without delay, caus-
ing no loss of Insurance to the parties.
Lives Of either sex insured between the ages offour-
teen and sixty, inclusive, for one year, Eve years, OF
Tor life.
The Pamphlets and Tracts published by the Comps.
nv will be found to contain much valuable information
respecting the nature, principles, application, and bed
efts of Life Insurance. Also, an examination Of the
plans Of the other Mutual Companies of this country~
and a full explanation of the plan proposed by this
company, together with various tables, one showing
the rates of premium for the term Of life, Of severSf
companies, compared with the rates of this company,
and arothcr giving the rates Of this company for al
ages and terms at which Insurance is made. et
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, and applica-
tons received and forwarded by WIN. P. CREED,
Agent at Lancaster, Ohio.
DR.. JAMES WHITE, Medical Examiner.
October 8, 1860 %
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TIE Bnsr FrmALr Medicine KNOWN.

The BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN.
The Extract Of Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla is a
positive, speedy and permanent cure forall complaints
incident to FEMALES Its mild. Alternative propertieI
renders It peculiarly applicable TO the slender and de.
licats constitution Of the female. 1t Is unrivalled IN
hts effects upon such diseases as l~ncipient corsump-
ton, barrcnnesSr loucorrhga or whites, irregular mon
s~tration, incontihenco oiurine, and general prostration
Of the system. II Immediately counteracts that dis
tressing nervousness and lassitude SO .ommon to the
female frame, and imparts an energy and ouoyancy
as surprising as they are grateful. We have evidence
on file which induces us strongly to this
medicine to married people who have not been bless
cd with offspring,
PRoLAPsus UTERA,o or Failing ofthe Womb, OF five
years standing, curel by DIR. Guysotts Extracted yell
low Dock and sarsaparilla. after every other known
Iemedy has been tried without relief
WAsHINeToS, Ohio, February, iSt9.
This e~ertiies that my wife, aged9 81 yours, has been
suffering under the above complaint for five years
nearly all OF that time confined TO her bed. have for
tour years constantly employed the best medical toll
ent that could be procured in this section Of the coun-
try, without any benefit whatever, ! have also pur.
chased every instrument recommended for the cure of
such disease, all Of which proved worthless.
In the spring OF 1881 was induced by my friends to
try Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and sarsAparilla, which
was used for four months. After she had used il 10
about four weeks II was evident to all that she was i'm
proving, and from this time she improved rapidly. and
gained flesh and strength until the disease was entire
~ removed, and she is now enjoying most excellent
health. VIM M0NFORT.
We being n~eighbors fJulia and VIM. Moniort, know
that the above statement, as 10 the sickness Of Mrs,
Monfort, and as to the cure being effected by Guy
sotts Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla, to be strictly
true SARAH POWERS.
JANE EDDY.
ITNone genuine unless put up inlarge bottles con
tanning a quart, and name OF the Syrup blown in the
glass, with the written signature, s. +. Bennett, OF
he outside wrapper.
rPprice al mar boitle. n six bottles for As.
Sold by I'D PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut streets-en
trance on Walnut 4reet,-to whom all orders mus
be addressed.
A~oESTs-George Kaufman, lancaster; Kreider ant
Co, Logan: d. Hawkins, Sugar Grove; Clements, Roy
alton; William +, Brock, Carroll.
! september 6, 1850. II
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TIE CENTRAL AMERICAN GnLD Tho
account OF the discovery of a gold placer
near Chinandega, translated from the
Correo del lstmo, was proved be- a hum.
bug. II was a speculation nf some enter.
prising hotel owners in Chimndega ID
draw q crowd there aud increase their
profits. They procured a small quantity
of-eold dust. and secretly scattered il here
aud there ia the coil.
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Important, 40 our Merehants.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 90.
The Bnnrd of the Canal Commission
ers announce that the water will be in
the Canal At Columbia, On Monday next.
February "a. 80 that transportation will
Commence ,on that day, on The main lines,
aud conllDue, uninienuptedIy, to Pitts,
burgh. by mder of the Board.
Our t%ransporters inleud to open the
spring businesses al the following low rates
0ffreight. VIZ:
Dry Goods, 80 cts per cwt,
Hardware. rs cts. do, aud
Groceries. rs ,cls. do.
The Board Of Canal commissioner
are fully awake to the necessity of the
case; aud by reducing the rates of toll
aud opening the canal, at all early peri
cd. they are determined 10 command
large share of the Spring business. that il
anticipated this season.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

BRIGHT!- A lad who was troubled with
the toolh ache. determined to have tho
aid offender extracted. but there being ne
dentist living near, he resolved To do the
job himself whereupon. he filed the tx
cavalion with powder, hut being afraid to
touch it off, he put a slow match to it. and
set it IN FIRE, and then yaRi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

S~rCEssI0N CONVICTION IN ALABAMA
A fire. entlng convention Of thu Southern
Rights ASsncia'iOn met ia Montgomery,
AIsbama,on Tuesday of last week. There
were seventeen associations represented
by 0uly about nne hundred men. They
pissed. however, a series If very decid
ed resolutions, some Of which affirm The
right offs State tn secede from the Union.
aud that tho Southern States should br
setting their house in order" for the
purpose-that az tn Alabama ii il only a
question of time-that. after the South.
-rn Congress-, il any II State shall se
cede, Alabama will go with her. &c
The Governor is also required to con
vene the Legislature in August, in extra
session. to pass a law for the election III
delegaies,to the Southern Congress. and
# he does not doit. they are To ne elect
ed anvh"w--if the people will obey
one from zach Congressional district. II
October. The RichmnUd Enquirer 70
CARDS this convention az a failure. while
the Alabama papers show that every Out
and.unt disnnirn sentiment uttered in j
was vocifer"nsIy applauded.
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nnNrr arnp MEl

What's your hurry 90 early7
] am bound for the Phladelpht6 Commission Store
to purchase a few Goods, IexAmined las, evening
De LANES, Calicoes and other articles that had been
bought there, the greatest bargains | ever saw and
want 70 lay ~ asHlGR supply before they are all goat
Lancaster, January 3. DO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
FAMILY GROCERIES.

Hhds Prime Orleans SUGAR;
. lOOObs loaf, lump, crushed and powdered 90
Young Hyson & lnperial Teas, Of various qualities
RIO COFFEE; Sugar House SYRUP,
Sugar House Molasses; New Orleans do
Palm Soap, Lemons, &c. sc For sale by
NAV "a 1850 &c. KAUFMAN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

EIRST OFTHE SEASON.--Received by the
IL fast line, a few boxes of Fall and Winter Goods in
advance of the large and well selected stock Of Goods
purchased by HENLEY.
Lancaster, sept. 90, 1850 20
VORINTS.-Now opening some beautiful Merimack
Il Hamilton and Cocheco Prints, choice styles at
sept. 90, 1850 HENLEY'S.
SHAWLS.-A nice variety Of Woollen Shaws suita.
= BILE for winter wear, striped, plain, lowered and
blanket at HENLEY'S.
sept. 20, 1860. 90 s
Goods now opening at HENLEY'S.
October 9, 1850 %
GINGHAMS.-An excellent article of winter Cling
VI hams, plain, narrow and broad bar at
sept. 20, 1850. HENLEY'S'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

From the london Lancet"
"Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is one of the most valua-
BILE preparations that has fallen under our notice. After
n careful examination, we do not hesitate TO saw we
confidence in IFS usefulness tor coughs and lung com.
plants"
DR.. Brewster, of Windham county, Connecticut,
sends us the following testimony :
DIR. James c. Ayer-Dear Sir:-l enclose you a GER
thicate from Mrs Cathprine X. Cady, q highly resp ct.
able lady Of this village, wife of Mr.. Seth Cady, De-
putty Sheriff, Windham county, Connecticut. The
general attention. w A. BREWSTER. M. d.
WEST KILL1NaLY, CONNECTICUT, Sept. %, lS4S.
This may certify that / was afflicted with a severe
cough in the winter of lS47 and s, which threatened
to terminate in Consumption had tried many me-
defines in vain, and was cured by the use OF "Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral." CATHARINE X. CADYr
DmEcT Evidence DR.. James C. Aver, Lowell
Dear Sir--Feeling under obligations to you for the
restoration Of my health. ] send you a report Of my
case, which you are at the liberty to publish for the
benefit Of others. Last autumn | took a bad cold, &C.
companied by a severe cough. and made use of many
medicines without obtaining relief. | was Obliged to
give up business, frequently raised blood, and could
get no sleep at night, A friend gave me a bottle Of
your Cherry PectOrdi the use of which | immediate
ly commenced according to directions have Just
purchasedth the fifth bottle, and am nearly recovered. |
now sleep well, my cough has ceased, and all by the
use of your valuable medicine. L S. STONE, A. NJ.
Principal Mount Hope Seminary
From DR., Bryant, Druggo and Postmaster, Chico
pee Falls, Massachusetts,
DR.. James c. Ayer--Dear Sir--Enclosed please
find remittance for all the Cherry Pectoral last sent
me; lean unhesitatingly say, that no medicine we
sell gives such satisfaction as yours does: nor have !
ever seen a medicine which cured so many cases Of
cough and lung complaints. Our Physicians are us
ing It extensively in their practice, and with the hap
plest effects Truly yours, ID. M. BRYANT.
If there is any value in the judgement Of the wise;
who speaks from experience, here isa medicine wor-
thy fthe public confidence.
PREPARED BY j.. c AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS.
Sold in Lancaster bye. G. Beck and DIR. NJ z. krei-
der; Nashville, by G. McFadden; and by Druggist
generally. December l3, 1860. 3m32
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MOOTe's aud PeMnOck'N
PATENT WEHE II DRILLS

For Drilling Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Barley, Beans
Peas, &c. &c. SC.
TENHESE Machines operate we'll on all kinds of land!
a & are not injured by coming in contact with rocks,
roots, &C. They will Plant point rows, and irregular
shaped fields, without sowing any pa t twice over.
They will with ease for two horses, plant from 10 to
10 acres per day of Wheat, Rye, Oats, Barley and
other small grain. They will readily plant from u
to l5acres per day Of Corn, Beans. Peas, &c.
They will save from to 8 peeks Of seed per acre,
and yield from 20 to 2o per cent morethan broadcast
seeding, by distributing the grain uniformly at any
desired depth, and leaving a ridge of earth between
the rows. The roots of the young plant are protect
ed during the winter by the action Of the frost and rain
Wondering the earth upon them, instead of being
thrown out and exposed as in broadcast. On this &C.
count the stalk is stronger and lea5 subject to mildew,
and is not so liable to injury by Gy. The farmer is
frequently prevented by rain from narrowing in his
grain after It is sown, which narrowing is not neces.
sary in seeding with the Machines, as they complete
tn work at once.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

Y0urHFUL SUICIDE.-At ST. Anthony,
Minnesota. Mr.. Farnnm's son. aged II
yenr,, committed suicide by hanging him
selG, on Sunday, soon after returning from
the Sabbath school.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

GEN. JACKSON AND THE KNOCKERs."-
One Of the spiritual knockers down eaot,
il seems has been in communication with
the spirit of Gen. Jackson. The querist
wished Ia know what the old General had
first at his heart. The reply was...."rhe
Union. by The eternai'-- don't sptH a."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

nROP N LADIES, and take a look through a large
IL and splendid assortment Of Dress Goods, embrae
ing all the leading and popular styles now in fashion
many of thom entirely new and truly elegant.
November 8, 1850. W. WISE,
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NEW FALL G0oDS-A large and general assor
~ ment now opening, and bargains to be had at the
cheap store opposite Shelters Hotel.
November s, 1850. W.T.. WISE.
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Goo. lknMninnn-

AS just received a fine lot Of Glass Ware, Foote
H Fruit Bowls, Footed Fruit Dishes, Footed Pitch.
ers, Decanters, Tumblers, Lamps, Lanterns, Windo,
Glass, all sizes, and shop Furniture.
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A Word 10 the Farmers.

V0U will find at the Great Hardware Store, 80
l. doz. Reynolds, Eagle Co., Halls, Collins, Lip.
pencotts and Mann's CHOPPING AXES. This is not
only the largest assortment in market, but of a supe-
rior quality and pattern, and warranted by the manu-
facturers.
Also, 900 pairs Trace Chains, one cask Log Chains,
Breast and Butt Chains, Cow and Halter Chains, Wood
Hames, &C., for sale cheap.
EFFINGER, WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, December 90. 1850. 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

Doors AND SHoEs.-on hand a large assor'
I'D ment of Men and Bows Shoes and Boots; Ladies
Misses and children's Boots and Ties. Also a large
stock Of Gum Boots and Shoes for Men, Women and
chi dren, for sale by LITTLE u DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October %, 1850. %.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

NOV ON HAND-A vel. selected lot of CLOTHS
~ and CASSlMERES Of ali colors and prices, lower
than ever. Also, a good variety Of Fancy Vestings at
November 8, 1850. w. T. WISEfS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

NENTLEMEN can find some beautiful Cloths, Cas-
~ simrres Vestings aud Jenny Lind Cavats at
October 2, 1850 HENLY'
Emmy LIND-Iti is now supposed that the 'Swede.
- ish Nightingale" will hardly visit Lancaster to
gladden. the hearts of thelovers Of song but as an EQUIV
alent, or to some extent make no for the sad disap-
pointment, w. I. Wise has made large additions to his
former stock o ffancy and staple dress goods, rich and
beautiful styles, and the money you would have to pay
for a ticket, were Miss Jenny to come among us, will
fer's Hotel. W.T.. WISE.
Lancaster, nov s, 1850 81
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GOOD TASTE AND sENsIBLE.

~ you observe the beautiful Cashmere Miss A.
- hid on yesterday, something altogether newt
ibid; and understand It was bought at the Philadel.
PhiG Commission Store, where the moot fashionable
Goods OF al kinds are constantly on hand, at lou
prices. Lancaster, January 8, d9
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To Buggy and Carriage BuiIdcrs.
uST r S4 6 and now opening at the GREAT

UST received and now opening at the GREAT
- HARDWARE STORE,
sac 100 pairs ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
oA%&E 90 Sets Buggy & Carriage AXELS,
ENSfsL 90 pieces Gum and Japsned Cloth,
N-S%-Ab beautiful assortments Of Red,
Mazarino blue & drab Damasks; Red & blue Plush,
5000 yards narrow and wide Coach Lace.
Particular attention has been paid in laying in our
goods in this department Of our trade, and we hatter
ourselves that our Carriage and Buggy makers will
pronounce it one of the largest and most beautiful as
Sortment of trimmings ever opened in this market and
will enable them to trim in a style that will compare
with any of the manufacturers in the surrounding
cities. EFFINGER, WHITE LATTA.
Lancaster, November 6, 1850. ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

NEORGE j. BITLER has associated with himself
W CHRISTIAN NJ. BERRY, and the business At
the above Foundry will be hereafter conducted uhdor
tho frm-name Of BRTLER &BEERY.
The Speedwell Foundry has been enlarged and I'M
proved. They have added a Steam Engine and are
now prepared to do any kind Of work In their line.-A
All their work VIII be done In the most substantial
and improved manner and warranted
Copper, Tin and Sheet-ITOn Ware.
They have purchased of Mr.. JoHN WoRx tho AZ.
adjustment conducted by him on main-sfreef. onedoor
East Of the Checkered Store. where they intend 10
continue the business in all Its various branches. THEW
will always keep on hand and manufacture TO order ali
kinds Of Tin, COPPER and Sheet-lron Ware, which viii
be made in the best manner and soldAt the lowest rates.
Stoves, HOllOw-Ware and PIOughs.
In connection with the other departments Of tbeir
business, they intend to bestow a due share of atten.
ton TO the manufacture and sale Of Stoves. Hollow.
Ware and Ploughs. They will always be supplied
with an assortment of Cooking, ParlOr, and other do
s~criptions Of Stoves, Of the latest and most approved
patterns, such as Resor's Double Oven, Rochester,
Universe, Preference, President and Bucks Cooking
Stoves. They have also the RoUGH AND RrAD9
CooKINe. Stove. which at this time is taking the lead
of all others and is a superior article.
Their stock of Hollow Ware. such as Sugar Kettles.
Pots, Skillets, Ovens, &C., will always be large enough
to suit the market.
They will manufacture and sell low the following
descriptions of Notwithstanding, Longs Cast,
Kings Barshear, and will soon mmence manufac-
turing a Patent Steel Plough, which can in an instant
be changed for two or three horses. These PlouQhs
will always be put up with especial care and Of the
best material. They win always have on hand Elk.
IRA SHARES for those that may need them.
Gatlin's Premium Wheat Drill.
They intend also to manufacture for the next season
the above Wheat Drill. 1t is one Of the very best in
use and can be sold for Fifty Dollars, and will be in
sured to work well. This drill feeds with an auqer
and is consequently more regular than any other now
in use A model can be seen at the Foundry and our
j What rntvarc ann raaoantG.lI.Yt .-sko
1t for themselves.
The custom Of the public is respectfully solicited.
Every effort will be made to accommodate them with
good articles at the lowest prices The practical ex-
perience OF the senior partner win enable them 70
manufacture every article in the best and most dura.
BILE style. Call and examine before purchasing else
where. B. &B.
Lancaster, December q, 1850 as
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-KmOckiuus nt.Lnmcns,er Ohloi

EHELDING& SON, having learned the mystery OF
II the Rochester Knockings, are now prepared to
give to their old friends and the public generally q true
woRLD, They have succeeded IN KNooKIEa down all
o position by KEocKISo down the prices Of HATS
Ia CAPS, tweaty per cent lolper than ever known In
his market-no deception. Call at the NEW STAND.
s latpk,s Corner, West Of Centre Alley, opposite Bu-
~ a. Beck's Drug Store. and satisfy yourselves.-
We charge nothing for admittance and challenge in
vestigstion. We have just received in addition to our
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

nENTIST.-DR. G, SWITZER has taken the Of.
II fee lately occupied by DR.. James King, in Stlfss
geon's Row. Lancaster, mAy1I, 1850 Z
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Christmas aud New Years Presents
HAVE just received a fine lot Of FANCY ARTI
Il Giles suitable for Holiday Presents. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to call and take a look
through ny stock. JAMES GATES.
Lancaster, December q, 1850. "a
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NEARER HOME
FIXED UP.

HIM, where did you buy that suit you have onl
~ At the Philadelphia Commission Store, LancaS-
caster, Ohio.
How much2
Cloth Sl,50 per yard, Cassimeres all wool rs cents
per yard, vest 81; had them made by a regular Tailor
and cost me less than any clothing Of the same quality
/ ever had in my life.
That's the store, and am glad | met you. You are
aware l expected to be spliced very soon, and am now
on my way to procure the fixngs; shall call on vii.
lock certain; See l can save enough in the purchase
to pay the Parson a good round fee for tying the knot
Lancaster, January 0. do
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UNT0NvnLE, Chester County, Pa, FEB. 3, 1873.
do hereby certify that | have used one Of PEN
nock's Patent Drills for five years, and put in from 80
to 70acres of wheat for myself every year ince, and
have never failed having a good crop. think | can
safely say that | have realizedfrom % to so per cent,
or that it is has averaged me from $500 to 500, and
even $500 a year, over the usual broadcast seeding,
NY land being low, have lost greatly BY the winter
throwing the roots entirely out, which is wholly OBJ
waited by drilling would not take $500 for my Drill
if | could not got another OF the kind. JOHN HUEY.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
LighI Light! Light!!!

UST received, good supply of Star Candles, mould
- do. and Lard Oil, &c. G. KAUFMAN.
may "a, 1850 3