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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-04

AMERICAN and EUROPEAN iMPHITHElTrE

LANCASTER, THURSDAY, SEPT. 18th.
JFPrice Of Admission 2J Gents.
Doors oP'n AZ and o'clock. P NJ Performance
commences at p and II o'clock, =. NJ.
'hE disiintive feature Of this mammoth establish.
meni as organized for the present season, Hill be
onhd to consist ofthe performance ofJunes celebrated
FRENCH TROUPE!
Of male and female ueStran,, engaged at vast ex-
Pcnsc from the great Establishment. ~ Franco. The
travelling paraphernalia will be proceeded upon It's en-
trance into town by the GORGEOUS
CAR OF NEPTUNE!
or, the MONSTER SEA SHRLLi devoted TO the convey
ance Of the SAXONIA BRASS BANi, whJ will por.
form some Of their admired competitions a. they pas,
through the prinepil streets. Among the most dis.
tngulshed Artistes attached 10 the American AMI Eu.
r0Pssn Ainphitheatre may he found the names of
msdIe Louise, the greatest female rid IT living: Mad.
ne Ionrhiare; Mad Josephine an Mons Tourniare;
MessieurS Runneis, Lining, &C., &c: Master William
armstrong, the famed juvenile equestrisn. and Joe
Pcntland the great American Clown. The perform
ances wall comprise every variety Of equcstriangym
nastic and aerObatic entertainments. Including many
features which are entirely new, and peculiar 10 this
establishment.
lFor full particulars sec descriptive bills. at tho
principal hotels. septI-awls
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OILS! OILsH OILS!n

Ju,t received at the Old Drug Store,
2n0 Gallons Tanners Oil barrel, Sperm Oil
COO 90 do Flaxseed do | do Sweet do
barrel Lard d. do Turpentino
Capa Coach and Japan Varnish.
Lancaster, July 81 G. KAUFFMAN & co.
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just Received nj the Old Drug Store,
SS0 Gallons Linsecl OIL Of superior quality.
e1'OO G. KAUFFMIN X co.
Lancast T, July 81. 1851 IA
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION. Tho Loco
focos of this Senatorial District held their
convention in Logan on last Friday.
Fairfield had 62 votes, Hooking "a votes
and Athens 25 votes. The first ballot
resulied--L. L. Smith, Of Athens, 63
votes; A. Foust, of Fairfield so votebi
Blank l. So the Locnfucos of Fairfield
made "yearliug" of Foust. We have
no tears to shed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-04

I AIDES and Gentlemen will find it to their
L advantage to call aud see the variety Of Goods
bought at low prices and now opening at HENLEY'S
Lancaster, April To- 1851 90
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PHOSGENE LAMpS.

A New and desirable article recommended for
IN economy, comfort and avoiding grease on Car
pets, SC. They only need being seen to induce any
one to purchase them. The public invited TO call
and see them at the city Drug Store
lancaster June 36, EDWARD l.. SLOCUM
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WINDnW GLASs.
pLASTl,lE or PAIsIs, &c.

/ nn Boxes McCully's Window Glass, just re-
lUU ceived and for sale at the city Drug Store.
Lancaster. June as. EDWARD L. SLOCUM.
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TO HOUSE KEEPERS.
Now Is your your time TO buy Cheap.
G0A Doz. Knives and Forks, of best quality,
OUU 800 do Tea and Table SPOONS,
A doz Extra finish Table KNIVES.
a do Saw Knives,
s do Tea and Bread TRAYS,
do Iron Basting Spoons,
20 sets Skimmers and Ladies'.
GO assorted sizes Brass Kettles.
These will also he sold at greatly reduced prices at
the CHEAPEST HARDWARE STORE in the
city. June 10 P. B0PE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-04

Barrels Calcined Plaster, so 10 Water Lime, 80 do
- ground Plaster, for sale by e. d. sLOCUMs;
Lancaster, June 26,
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.

George Tong ....$l75 Or. Ahlred. .-... 1915
B. Stukey. 3 so Jucob Carnrke. 2.6a
Thomas Swope.. l.75 AV.Courtright sen. l.75
William Friend. l,75 John Wylie.-..-. 900
Miclne Myers. LIS II. F. Blair .. 1877
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
.Iuhn Dem Joseph Kuitz.
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CHANGES AND LEMONS.

Few Boxes Just received at the city city Drug
N store. EDWARD L. SLoCuM :,
Lancaster, June 96
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8. n. RANCROFT. ARTIsT,

HAS opened STUDIO IN THE LOWER PART
IL OF EWING'S OFFICE BUILDING, where no
will be happy exhibit specimens Of his skill to Low.
ers Of art. lancaster, June 26
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U3GlAN4AI,

MAKRIED-On Thursday, Angus, a8. 1851,
by the Rev. j. A. Starting. Mr.. JEREMIAH
SHoPPELL and Miss SUSAN DENTON, all ul
this city.
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COnch IE Buggy MakerS-Look Here

\ - Setts Brass Hub Bands; 80 piecos Coach Lace.
4 - Nails and past TO match; u do Enamelled cloth;
10 do Japaned DO 10 do Gum CLOTH 20 do Satine and
Damask do silk stripe Alpaca do. 100 gross Tufts;
Drab and blue cloths; Curtain silk and silk Fringe; III
will be sold low, at the cheap hardware store OF
June II. p. BOPE.
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DIR. G. SWTTZER--ResidentD Dentist.
nFFICE--On main street, one door east Of Reber
" and Kutz's z'sstore.-Always at home the first week
in each month. Lancaster, May Is, 1851. 0
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From CoI,ocs Fails. New York.

. Doz Simmons Foot AIDES; do Board Axes: do
- Broad Axes do Hand Axes; do Shinging latch
cts, justreceived at the cheap hardware store Of
June L. +. BOpE.
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BAL OCK IL co.
Importers, Wholesale Grocers and Commission
lAD9NA ANP9o
Nos. G5 and 81 Water Street, New York.
n. b. Liberal advances iacdsh on produce.
February 6, 1851. ly40'
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Carrinsc and nuEgy Springs.

lust received at the Cheap Hardware Store, GO pr
j Elliptic Springs; 60 sets Axels; 30tO lbs spring
stee 40 tons Iron, and will be sold low for csshby
June u. p. BOpB
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PATENT GRAIN DRILLS,


For Drilling Wheat, Rye, Corn, Broom. Corn, Oats
Barley Beans, &c.
TENHESE Machines operate admirably well. OR all
4 kinds of land, when put in good order TO receive
the seed, and not easily injured by coming in
tact with rocks, roots, &c.
They will plant point rows, or fields in any shape
whatever. without sowing any part twice over They
will with two horses plant from ten to twelve acres
per day, of Wheat Rye Oats, Barley, and other small
grain. They will with ease Rlrrow out plant and
cover fifteen acres per day, OF Corn, Broom-eorn,
Beans Peasand will put it in either in the form of
Drilling, or in hills, three feet or any desired distance
apart -
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP, FAIRFIELD, COUNTY, o.,
july 2Sth, 1851.
This may certify that have used on my farm, ,SHER-
MANS PATENT GRAIN DRu.L and from last springs
result, am well convinced that it answers most val
liable purpose for all kinds Of grain. In planting
it will save great deal of labor the drill does the
the work at it burrows, il dropsit and covers
goes and plants two rows at one time II also,wors
remarkably well for OATS and am satisfied will make
six or eight bushels more TO the acre. as for Wheat
have not had the chance Of trying it yet but am full
ly convinced that il will answer better purpose than
any other machine in existence. and would recon-
mend it to all armers for intend using it for plant.
ing and sowing all my grain hereafter.
JOSEPH SCHWARTZ
RETERENcEs
John Grear John A. Collins,
David Eversole, Jeremiah Miller,
Emanuel StutzmSn, Christian Byler,
Daniel Beery. Abraham SutZman,
Samuel jackson, James Driver.
Fairfield county. Ohio.
Tho subscribers havo in their possession the Patent
Right Of Fairfield county, for the above machine and
would respectfully announce to the farming communi
ty, that they prepared to fill all orders with which
they may be favored, either personally or by letter
from persons living in the county. Manufactured
nan AndraNV Eriaenara Gtla ,t.;lo Eask ccI
ter, on the Marietta Road
WILLIAM KUQUA,
CHRISTIAN KUQUA.
Lancaster, August Z, 1851 9nt4
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Notice, TO the Creditors of OftheZanesville and
MaysviIIe Turnpikc Road ComDany.

A GREEABLY to the provisions Of the "Act" above
n mentioned the Creditors Of the said Road eompa
ny are hereby notified TO present their claims 10 the
undersigned whiting six months after the September
Term Of the court Of common Pleas Of Muskingum
county next ensuing "In default thereof all such
defts or demands will be forever excluded from pay
ment out Of the proceeds OF the sale of said Road
any par thereof" A. BASSETT, Receiuer, &c
Lancaster, July 10, lS5l tdsl2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-04
Houses and Lots for Sale.

HOUSES and LOIS lot Sale.
IL TNHET TWO HOUSES and LOTS on "A
lsgs.n Mulberry Street, being part of z5a:n
EzAaH what is known as the "Reese Row." EzGY
are offered for SALE on the following terms, % per
cent of the purchase money in hand and the balanre
in equal payments in one, two and three years, with
interest. Indisputabie title given.
VAN TRUMP, Agent.
Lancaster, August 2S. 1851. 6w17
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-04

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE,
By the undersigned Agent for the
Protection Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Policies issued upon the most favorable terms by
WILLIAM P. CREED, Agent.
Lancaater, May 10, 1861 lm2
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WING STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMU Ell F. VINT ON,
OF oLLLIL couNTT.
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NO COMPROMISE OF CONsCIENc 4.

Which he will dispose Of at as reason - IN
able prices as any other similar stock .'Assi 81
Of the same quality can be purchased in the West
eTn country.
His Watches are Of the best make and Of superior
quality His Clocks arc Of avery variety and Of the
best manufacture. Ills lot Of Silver-WaTe is ex-
tensiye and cannot fail to please. His Jewclry isoi
the most beautiful patterns and has been selected with
grest care.
He keeps on hand, also, Cutlery, Cares. Looking
Glasses and Plates, Britannia Sets, Musical Instrn
ments, Girandoles. Fans, Pocket Books. Brushes,
lot of line Stationery and variety o. useful and or
nam entail ar .ielcs.
lie has taken special in selecting his stock to
suit this market snd invites the public TO call and ex-
anime for themselves. JAMES GATES.
Lancaster, June ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-04

.IAAE Hall in Sd story Of Fosters build
l.O.O. Il ingmain.street. Charity Lodge
No, I. meets every Monday Evening.
II jggtIrN Secretary ]. S. BRkTTEN. N. G.
VTOCK Hooking Encampment No. 2s, meets
Ill the Cd and 4th THURSDAY Evening Of each month,
as follows:-February 18th and 9th, March 18th and
27th April 10th and 94th May 9Th and y2d June Eth
ana 56tb. Juiv IOth, L. JULIEN, c. p
/ P,our. jan29 d3l
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FRESH DRuGS.

FRESH DRUGS.
w E are receiving from tho Eastern cities fresh
w lot of Drugs and Medicines, consisting in part Of
OSBsb sbestrurk Opium Chloro(orm
so 10 OF. reQuinne Magnesia Calcined
25 lbs Eng. Calomel do Carb
10 OF. Sulph Morphine Cantharides
2 bs Iodine Nitrate Silver Crystal
do H'yd PotassA Lupulns
900 do Sui Cart Soda Beberine, &c.
With full stock to which we invite the attention
of Dealers, before purchasing. Give the Old Drug
Store call. G. KAUFMAN & CO. =
Lancaster, July 81, 1851. 10
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WINDOW GLASS; half boxes by 10
Window Glass for sale by -, ,n
CASH paid for broken Glass.
Lancaster, Nav 90, 1851
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VKTRAPPING PAPER.-3O Ream cap Wrap
w ping; 80 do Crown; 80 do Medium; 10 do doTple
Crown 20 do Cap Tissue. Als1 heavy rSsteDoarI oy
the gross, for sale by OTTO W. kkAEMEk;
Lancaster, May %, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-04

DUTTY.-4OO pounds machine made Putty ir
il bladoers, for sale by OTTO W.kkEAMER
Lancaster, May %, 1851
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cincinnati mark'Gs.
CIScfSSAr. Sept 2-P. NJ
Flour heavy auI only sale. sOD bbls nj s. 10.
Dealers ntf;r hut g. Prryisinns firm aud buny
ant. Wbiskcy III: market dull Groceries TN
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-04-10
ID ED

At the Tunnel, A. p. r. R., on the
26th of March, 1851, Mr.. William Davi-
son, (stone cutter,) aged about 80 years.
Boston papers please copy.)
AT Summitville, on Saturday April 5lh,
of Brain Fever, Mr.. John NJ 'Garity, aged
about 40 years.
On Tuesday evening, the sth inst,
WILLIAM BUTLER. infant son of Michael
and Harriet McCague.
death spread his withering, wintry arms,
And beauty smiles no more
All where are now those loving charms,
Which pleased eyes before"
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EBENSBTRG House.

The undersigned respectfully announces to
his friends and the travelling community that
he has taken this large and commodious house
in the borough of Ebensburg, formerly kept by
B. M'Dermit, where he will be happy to ac-
commodate his friends and those who may be
pleased to favor him with their patronage
Having fitted up the House in an excellent
manner, he can assure the travelling public
that nothing will be wanting ON his part that
will contribute to the comfort Of his customers.
His ia BL will always be supplied with
the best the markets can afford. and his BAR
is filled with choice liquors. His STABLE
being very large and attended by careful
Hoster, he is prepared to accommodate Dro-
vers on the most reasonable terms.
MILTON ROBERTS.
April 10, I65l.-26-tf
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Charlemagne reigned over France from
A. ID. 76S 10 Sid. He was the greatest Sow
ereIgn of the age, warrior, statesman, and a
patron of learning and the fine arts. He caught
a severe cold while bathing in the public bs tbs
and this caused his death, but had he lived at
the pr resent day and used DR.. Guysoit's Im-
proved Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
riila, which is a certain remedy for colds, he
would have been cured. John Ivory & Son,
Summit, are the agents for the sale of this
valuable medicine in our county, and in a short
time they will publish certificates from several
persons who have been restored TO health by
using it. See advertisement in another col
umn. Price s per bottle.
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Uho is Responsible ?-Extract from

U,ho is Responsible ?-Extract from
Daniel Webster's Arlington Speech.
''By this time the efforts of the Wings
alone had raised a strong excitement in
the North against the annexation of slave
territory. | say the Wings alone, for
nobody belonging to the other party,
North or South, East or West, stirred a
finger in that Cause; or If there were any
they were so few as not to be discernabie
in the mass, until the Wings of New
England, Ohio, and other Middle States,
had accomplished great excitement, a
new feeling in the public mind. And
then this portion of the Democracy Of
New York, denominated the barn burn
ing party, seized upon this state Of ex-
element thus brought about by Whig
effort, and attached this principle to their
creed, to give them pre-eminence over
their rivals.
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THE NEAREST ROUTE TO THE
GOLD DIGGINS,
SPECTATORS U.AKE up!

SPECTATORS W.3KE Up!
YHNHE following described valuable Timber
IL Lands offered for sale: Three tracts
OF unimproved land situate on the waters of
the South Fork of the Conemaugh, part in
Richland township, Cambria county, and part
in Somerset county; the lower tract not more
than two miles from the mill of John
Trotter, from which place is good wagon
road to the Portage Rail Road. Said land is
well covered with wild cherry. poplar, bird
eye maple, ash and other valuable timber, with
the advantage of abundant water power on
each tract. The road from Johnstown TO Bed
ford passes through two of these tracts. and on
said lands promising Indications OF the ex
istence of bitumenous coal and iron ore.
Also, one tract of land on the waters o.
Black-Lick Creek. Jackson township, Cambria
county, covered with valuable timber, with the
advantage of excellent water power, which
also contains vein of coal four feet thick that
has been opened and can be worked with profit.
Distant from Ebensburg about five miles
Terms easy, and title unquestiOnabe. For
further particulars enquire of
E. A. VICkROY,
Johns town.
or JOHN WILLIAMS,
Ebensburg, Pa.
March l3, l65l-2m
u Hollidaysburg Register copy for two
months and charge This office.
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GFThe Conestoga bridge, over which
the Columbia railroad passes about one
mile below Lancaster, was burnt last
Friday afternoon. The news was sent
10 this place bv telegraph, and the canal
board, with Messrs. Foster and FAIRIES,
engineers, proceeded forthwith to Lam
caster, and promptly concerted arrange,
ments for immediate rebuilding, and for
the transit meantime of freight and pas
sengers, with little delay. 1t is expected
that the new bridge will be in condition
for trains to cross, within ten days from
the time of the destruction of the ola
one. Should this be accomplished it will
be most creditable instance of energy
and promptitude. The bridge is over
1900 feet in length, and cost originally
about $4,000.
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NeW INotiUe Porer.-An engine has
been completed at the American Machine
Wolks, in Springfield, Mass, in which
air takes the place of steam as the expan-
sive force. 1t is to be sent to the Worlds
Fair. 1t is said to work well, and shows
that air can produce the same effect as
steam, with one-twentieth part of the fuel
and less danger of explosion. A patent
has been secured. If all this be true, the
inventor must have found some new way
of making available force which has
often been tried before, with no success to
be compared with steam power.
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ford living at the central wharf, were al
nost entirely destroyed by fire. The
Santa Clara cost $4,000, and Is almost a
total loss, there being no insurance on her.
The Hartford is damaged to the extent OF
$4,000. All on board were asleep when
the fire broke out, and the bodies OF Two
men were burnt to crisp, and another IS
missing. The Clerk of one of the boats
IS dangerously injured, and the 2nd CIerk
badly burned. The origin OF the hre IS
unknown.
Lynch law has commenced lis opera
lions At last A man who had shot another
in the streets at Sacramento City, was
[.,,cb, and executed-ihe victim was an
Englishman.
The Museum Hotel, at San Francisco,
The New Bedford Hotel, the Shamrock
House and other buildings, were destroyed
by fire on the I'd of March. The loss is
estimated at about 100000.
Mr.. Winchester, editor of the Pacific
News, has relinquished the charge of that
paper, owing to adverse fortune.
= The dates from Oregon are 10 the 22d
of February. The Legislature had ad-
iourned, after having established the seat
of government at Salem. The Governor,
however, refused TO sign the Act.
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned, Executor of the last will
and testament of Patrick MCoy, Esq, deed,
will offer at public sale, on Tuesday the Sth
day of April next, at o'clock P. NJ. at the
Court House in the borough of Ebensburg, that
valuable lot of gEound, situate on Main ST., in
the borough of Ebensburg, adjoining the prop
erty of James Murray and Eliza MDonald.
having thereon erected large two story frame
dwelling House, an Office, Stable, GTanary,
Coal House, &c, Terms made known on the
day of sale, and title indisputabe.
JOHN MCCOY, Executor.
n. B. If the above property is not sold at that
time it w: II be rented for one year, and imme
date possession given.
March 9th lS5l.-24-2w.
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PROFITS Of Plank Roads.-The follow
ing item from the Louisville Democrat OF
the 24th ult., will be interesting TO such
of our readers as take an interest IN
Plank Roads.
Good Business.-The weekly receipts
on the Jacksonville and Charlestown
Plank Road are daily increasing. In the
past few days they have amounted to
about $3.50 per week, or 20 per cent on
the cost of construction.
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DraWing Fine Sight.-Secretary
Webster, upon his arrival at Harrisburg,
the other day, TO devour a dinner tender
ed him by the patriotic members of our
Legislature, was welcomed by Gov.
Johnston in an exceedingly polite address
IN which the following paragraph occurs:
1t would afford me great pleasure to ex-
tend these remarks, by a reference to
some of the important acts of your long
public life, about the patriotism and pro-
priety Of ,ohich no diversity of opinion
erists, if / did not feel that in so doing
was OBTAINING this vast assemblage of fair
ladies and worthy citizens from an intel
iectual treat, which, from its promised
richness, they may well be impatient to
enjoy.
Secretary Webster, it is thought, is ex-
ceedingly anxious 10 be candidate for
the Presidency at the next election, and
depends much upon the part he took in
passing the "compromise measures" to
iurther his chances. Some persons say,
,nat all his letters and speeches about the
Union, are Intended to help him in his
asPiIauons. Gov. Johnston is opposed
10 Mr.. webster, and favorable to Gen.
Scotts nomination; he is also onnosed IN
the compromise which Mr.. Webster is 60
proud of.-These facts explain the signi.
icent paragraph above quoted, which al
iudes, so cunningly, TO those public acts
oi the Secretary, and which do not meet
ihe sanction of Gov. Johnston and other
trends of Scott, who depend much upon
'he anti-slavery feeling of the north, for
the poiiiIcol preferment Of their favorite
candidate
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DIR. GuYsoTTs's IMPROVED ExTRAcTI


OF YELLOW DOCK AND sARsAPA.
hiLLA' put up in the largest sized bottles.
contains more of the pure Honduras Sarsana.
r'Ha Than any other preparation extant which
is chemically combiaed with the Ex,,sc, of
yellow Dock, the Extract of Wild Cherry
ana Inc Ba!sam of Fir. thus making the rem
edy more thoroughly eGcieaf than onv o,ber
Sarsdp arltta before the public. AT the same
'ih'e !" Is perfectly free from all mineral poi
sons winch cannot be said of any other of the
NafsaPariha compounds. The invalid sboud
6e'oare Of pois0ns! Mercury, Iron. ouinine
rotash' Iodine, Sulphur, Arsenic, and many
other mi neral and metallic poisons enter into
ana FORM Inc active basis of most of the Sar
saPariias and Panaceas of the day. Guusot,,s
Compound Eztract Of YeHoao Dock and Saysa
P0Ti"9 noes not Contain particle of these
s'as any one can ascertain by ap.
plying The necessary tests r.
These ,Poisons may occasionally remove dis.
eases, but they SO yiiiate the blood and com
Pletely imPregnate the whole system with
their baneful effects, that the first cold, or the
hrst attack OF disease, prostrates the patients
strength and subjects him or her to the IN ost
excrucia ting torture, and renders another cure
almost impossible and hopeless. Let all poi.
sonous Sarsapari!Ia preparations alone, and
use G"ysOtfs Impsoved Extract of Yellow
Dock and SarsaparIlla. which is thoroughly
tS'cdeions, perfectly harmless and purely veee.
table, All kinds of diseases yield 10 its genial
influence.
Price 81, per bottle or six bottles for SIS.
To persons purchasing by the dozen lbera
reduction will be made.
>. AGENTS,
John Ivory & Son, Summit.
Murray & Zahm, Ebensburg
Mary Orr, Holiday ysburg.
r. Shaw, Clearfeld.
Hlldebrand g. Co.. Indiana.
John Scott, Cold Spring
j. Patton Curwinsville.
April Sd ls5l.-ly.