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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05
NEW GOODS! NEW FOODS!
JULIAN & ULRTOK.


WOULD respectfully inform their customers and
w the public generally that they have Just receiv-
ing at their old stand, directly opposite The TallmGdgc
House, a very large and well selected stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, which they will sell either ior
cash or country produce as chesP as any house in Ohio.
FoR THE LANES They have q large lot OF the
latest style Dress Goods, such as silks, silk Tissues,
Bareges, Emb'd musins, Linens. Lawns, Alpacas, De
Lanes, Ginghams, Calicos, &c.
They also have almost every grade and description
Of BonnetS. Ribbons. Flowers, Shawls. PaTaSols, Gloves,
Netting, Laces and Hosiery.
FoR rHE GENrIENrEN-They have q we'll selected
stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres. S~attinetts, Twocds, Jeans,
sumner Wear, Vestings, Oravats, Boots, Shoes and
every kind of Hats.
Their stock Of GROCERIES. QUEENSFARE,
Salt, Cotton Yarn, Wicking and Batting is heavy and
Of . good quality. theiI
If you want good bargains give them call, 4 prices
stock is such as can't help but please ana their
made to suit the times.
Lancaster, April y. 1850 40
NTINEpENNY CALlCO--This day opening at
~ Wise's zoo pieces Of the prettiest patterns, best
cloths, and most permanent colors ever brought to this
market W.T.. WISE.
nov s, 1850 opposite Skaters Hotel
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LAKE SHORE RRLLcs We clip the
following from a detailed narrn,iye ofthe
proceedings Of the Scientific Convention
lately assembled at Cincinnati, which
we find in the New York Tribune:
"Col. Whilllesey presented two skulls.
recently found in a cave irImed by pro.
%iections Of sand rock over shale, in the
neighborhood of Elyria, Lnraiu county.
Ohio. The localily is on the Forks of
Black river, about a mile and a half above
Elyris. The skulls are characleriz d by
a lamentabIe deficiency of intellect, The
frontal lobe of each head being Of most
contracted Dimensions. bnr the animal
powers md propensities are very fully
developed They have not yet been ex
omiued by any cranioIngist. One is SUP
posed to be he head of a man Of 90 or
% years; the other, an aged female -
10th we've found in a bed of mari, con
tanning numerous relics Of animals aud
evidences of partial civilization The
age Ut the skulls is calculated, from the
appearances surrounding them. to be a
bout 1000 years, thereby autedaring the
general supposilion regarding the period
during which the Abnrigiunl race has in
habited this country. Mr. Schoolcrafl
miiniains that a longer period than is
generally concei|Jhas elapsed since their
first Introduction here. aud the present
discovery Of human relics Of such remote
antiquity derives its principal face aud
Significance from the fact that it goes far
10 sustain his opinion
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OLD CHAIR and DEDSTFADr
FAIRFIELD FACTO RY.
J;ZRA CARPENTRY.

@SN 4
2 ESpECTFULLY informs the public that he has
Az associated in business with himself ROBERT
and GEORGE LOWRY. He has also added to his Es.
Enlistment the most improved machinery, which will
enable them to manufacture Cloth, Kerseys, Flannels
Kcrsemere, Satinet, Tweed and Blankets in the best
style, and at the shortest notice.
Common Wool will be manufactured into Cloth for
forty cents yer yard.
Three quarters blooded merino and upward, super
fine finish, GO cents per ward.
Sattinet 40 cents per yard. Blankets 50 to $3.50 per
pair. Flannels, &c, in proportion.
Every body is aware that fine cloth is moro yalua.
bic than coarse, and that the difference in the price
depends more on the labor bestowed, than the cost of
the raw material. Tho difference therefore. in the
price Of manufacturing fine and coarse wool will be OK.
planned by the finish which, will not he inferior to
Eastern Goods.
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning,
Will be done in the best manner, at customary prices.
In as much a. tho expenses Of the business are heavy,
and profits light, prompt payment will necessarily be
required for all orders in their business.
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted-or which Goods
will be giv"n in exchange.
May II, 1850 Q
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CADlNET snOP-REMoyAL.

k'fINHEL. respectfully informs his old friend,
y ana the public generally, that he has removed
ms Cabinet Ware Room from Columbus street. To the
oit StaHd, Formerly occupici bv George Il. EcLcrL
on bro,adic1iN Jour doors SDYh QfHc market. h0usr,
where ne vii! keep con family on hand u good assert.
m.cnit Of cabinet Furniture. aud othcr articles in
his line. Mahogany aud Cane. seat Chairs. Red,tcads
tot Gll descriptions, fables, Sofas, Bureaus, &c. &c.
Az ms articles will he manufactured ofthc best mate.
rial, IN tho best manner pud In good stvla.
Ito will also at all times hc ready 10 manuCactura IN
order, all articles in his line, upon the shortest notice.
N0iiilS made to order aud personal attendance on
funerals when requested.
Thankful for tho very li6cral encouragement hero
to'oro extended to him, he would solicit 0 continuance
OF the public patronage; and in all cases he will do his
utmost to give satisfaction to his customers.
u. X. FISElEI.
laUfaHt'r, AprlllO, ln1l 6m
AROP N LADIES, mud take q look through large
NJ mud splendid assortment OfDrcss Goods, ombrac.
ing all the leading and popular styles now in fashion
many of thom entirely new and truly elegant.
November \, 1900. W.T. WISE.
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KILLED ny AN ELEPnANr.-A lad was
killed by a blow from the trunk Of one Of
tho elephants attached To Raymond and
Co.'S mcragerie, in Derby, Connection,
d1ring the exhibition there. A crowd
OF boys were feeding the animal with
nuts, apples, &c. when the drceased
wanIonly punctured the trunk with some
sharp instrument, which enragcd the
elephant. The keeper cautioned the lad
10 keep away after this occurred, or he
might be injured; but no heed was civ
ing To Tho warning, aud soon after he az.
proachod within reach Of the elephants
trunk. from which he received a blow
"n the head which FRUSTRATED him, aud
soon alter caused his death. Mem Harc0
Palladium
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The Ai.rINE HoRN We have often
heard of'IHe Alpine Hoyn,' but we new
sr knew until very recently, lhat /, was
an instrument made from the hank ,r
cherry tree, aud that it was used lik,
speaking trumpet, In convey sounds ,n q
great distance, When the last ,nys If
the setting SUM- says n modern travrllcr
gid tue summit Of the Alps. the shep
herd who inhabits the highest peak of be
mountains takes his harm aud cries with
q loud voice: Praised he the LnWb!' AS
u o as The neighboriug shepherds hear
him. they leave ,heir huts AMI rcpear
these words These sounds are p]rnlnnq
ed many minutes; while the echoes oltlrc
mountains and grottocs of the rocks re-,
pea, the name of oD.--lmaginnliu can.
not picture any Thing more solemn al
sublime than such a scene. Durinp tho
silence that succeeds, the shepherds bend
their knees and pray in the open air, and
then repair TO their hpts Ia rest, The
sun light gliding the tops of these uIpcn
dous mountalns, upon which the vaul, of
heaven seems To rest. the mnpnilicicnt
scenery around, aud the voices Of the
shepherds sounding from rock to rock
The praise ofthe ALMIG irY. I'll the mind
OF every traveller with enthusiasm and
awe And M marvel, ii makes Us think
otlhe messengers uppulhe mountnin toms
. flsREAt. in The BIBLR. -aunouncinp rrom
height to height the Year of JuLilee.'
| AIDES and Gentlemen viii End il to lhOi,
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Dr. EIOwc's ShnNcr Nnrsnpnriu,,,

MORE EVIDENCE. Another remarkable euro.
wi lB'READIT.l 0 1t Is from a young lady rasid
ing in our city CERrrFtcArr,
CtNctNNArt, FcbrNry7, lS5l.--This is TO certify
that my. sist'r, Mary G. Bellnnn, was attacked with n
disease in her hip more than three years ago. which
rendered her so utterly helpless That She was comnejl.
cd TO keep her bed, All hopes of her recovery tyoro
Of Some Of tho most eminent phv icians
OF C,ovington and Cincinnati attended hnr, all Of whom
declared her case q hopeless one. Passing NV DR..
llowe's Depot, an idea suggested itself that 10 try
one bottle OF hts Shaker Snrsaparilla could do no harm.
Accordingly purchased one bottle, and before il con.
tents were entirely used she received benefit. was
induced to try another, and another; before tho last
was used she was n9arly recovered. Now she has
no pain, can walk, and has the entire use of her limb.
To Howc's Shaker SarsapNrilla we attribute this olTnc.
ave cure. II IL but u few months since since she com.
iueaead taking 1t. (Signcd) ] c. HELMAN.
Cincinnati Ddily Commercial
Remember this wonderful and astoniShlng euro wa
elected by the use Of three bottles only ofDR. S, ID,
iONES SllAkER S~ARSAPARILLA, rtr gurtr
sPmlNo, AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
bearIn mind, it p%urilics the blood and prevents dis.
Uses u Is The only Sarsaparilla that acts upon the
J,r. NT"oSs ana blood at tho same time, which rem
larly Females "''y ~ Phu'u-
Dr, Musscy, Professor in the Ohio NJ dical Con,oo
says the NhnNcr preparations are uuly valuable. 1Sr5
=, "m"Dnus them /" thc public, The sick and adlict.
purchase y bottle Of this valuable Famiy mnI;oi, Wv"
~" Mercnty-ho Mineral no Poisonous Dyugs in
thG shaker Sarsaparilla, Remember, il is ,yo, r"SS "
TO 9e purely md entirely r%cgcidblc, and AZ n Fcn, ,yo
and Family medicine Il has no equal '""
U sure You enquire for ir. :. y. Uo,vc's Cha.
kor Sarsoparilla, and take no other. "'' ""'
quart boules, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for AZ
For sale by DIR, s. y HOWE, Pronrictor a. ,
College Hall, Cincinnati, to whom all 66ricrS mus, No.
addrcSsed, aud by NJ T. ERElDER, Lancaster.
kRGIDER \ co, Logan.
L. Kyle, Amanda.
April 10. 1851. am40
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70 EInmsr-,Eccnr,.

OERSONS wishing to purchase Goods Of this dcs-
L %cription, will find it to their interest to call a tEF.
FINGER, WHITE q LATTA'S and examine their
.uge and splendid assortment of
OIL CARPETS, from "a to IL vide,
Floor Mats, Brass Curtain Bands.
Brass and Glass Curtain Pins, Table Knives s Forks
Coffee Mills, Sad Irons, Shovel and longs,
Candle Sticks, Lamps, Stair Rods,
Tubs, Churns, Wash Boards, &c. sc. &c.
Lancaster, november ~, 1850 %
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Valuable Property for Snrc.--T wish 10 sell
the East halt Of Lot No. 9 and Lot No. 2, in the
lath Square OF Lancaster, being the late residence of
George Myers. Also the farm | live ON tNo miIes
East OF Lancaster, containing 2O5 acres, all enclosed
and well improved which is the best and most Jesiro'
Bile farm and town property in the county and will no
sold on easy terms to suit purchasers cali and see
August l6, 1850. no
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DR.. CHRIsTIE'S


Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head,
such as Bronchitis, inflammation of the Throat, Nervous
and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head, Neuralgia in
the Face, Bu2zing or Roaring in the Ears, Deafness
which is generally Nervous, and that distressing COM
plant, called Tic Doloreux.
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TOE n c. "A e
ATTORNEY 1T Ia IT.

Il 7 VTLT III 1T III ".
OFFICE-foster's Building, Main Street up stairs
Lancaster December 81, lS49. dl2h
BOOTS AND SHOES.-On hand a large assort-
Eb ment Of Men and Boys Shoes and Boots; Ladies'
Misses and children's Boots and Tics. Also a large
stock OF Gum Boots and Shoes for Men, Women and
children, for sale by LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October 81, lo5O. %.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05
KEATuoKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

W. B. ROBBINS, PrEsmnSr.
A. j. GREER, NGcE PRESIDENT.
J. R. PAYSON, SECRETARY.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
WI, UOBBlNS. Us. MORGAN, A. i. GREER
} h; CASEY. A. WlTHERS, Sd. MACK,
r.. NJ. NITHERS. s. j. Waikiki
J. r. MOREHEAD, SoLrcrron.
r. PRETLOW, NJ. D., Physician.
J.B CASEY, CH'N Con-. ON FIyAYcr.
VIII. terms upon which this Company insure Lille
i are peculiarly favorable TO the In,Hr,l much
more so, II Is believed, than tho terms of any other
Life Insurance Company, to-wit
Inc great security afforded in a Guaranty Fund nl
siu1Djl,l @21,Ol0o which ha' been paid in cash, and
Mortgage Of Real Estate:
Hates Of Premium great reduced from the rates Of
Other Companies, and moro equally graduated;
Insurance Tor the benefit OF married women secir,
from tho creditors Of their husbands:
The Insured not liable to assessments for lossaa.
NooNfreme hazard, taken by this company:
An annual dividend 10 all policy holders. ra yablc in
Years; NV
Notes taken in part for premiums:
Policies issued upon application without DELAY. caus
M no loss Of Insurance to the parties.
Lives Of either sex insured between the AGES orfour-
teen and sixty, inclusive, for one year, iyo years, OF
tor life. w" "
The Pamphlets and Tracts published bv tho Comp,
ny VIII be found to contain much valuable Information
respecting the nature, principles. application, and ben
eiItS oil Lite Insurance, Also, an examination of the
plans Of the other Mutual Companies of Ills country,
and a full explanation of the plan proposed BIZ dix
company, together with various tables, one showing
he rates OF premium for the torn of lie, Of seyernl
companies, compared with the rates of this COMPANY.
ana aLo,.er giving tlie rates Of this company for All
ages and terms Of which Insurance Is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis. and applira
lions received and forwarded by NM p. CREED.
Agent at Iancas.er, Ohio,
Lr, JAMES WnrE, Medical Examiner.
October o, 1850 OF
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Ibc Gancastrr Ga,ctte.
gIonday Evenlng june 3, 1851
lNrEnEsrINo rnoM BnAzIL.-BY an AZ

INTERESTING FROM BRAztL.-By an ar
rival at New Orleans from Rio Janeifo,
Of the Barque Black Squat, Capt. Cod
man. bringing dates to the 2d of April,
we learn that the Brazilian government
seems now really serious in the endea
vors 10 suppress the slave trade;
Several of the dealers have been
heavily fined, and one ofthe most promi
rent has been obliged to leave the coun.
try. 1t is declared tina; the slave trade
shall be considered piracy. aud that the
captain Of any vessel engaged nthe trade
shall b. punished with death. If the 90
vernment continue as firm as now IN the
attitude they have assumed, the slave
trade will be speedily abolished. aud tina
efiectually.
"The war so much and So long talked
of between Brazil aud the government
OF Rosas is likely To be as h~eretnfure, on
ly one of words, though the Brazilian
are fitting out, 1r pretending To fit ou
some meB Of war"
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STONE WATER PIpE.


Tg0iIE Subscribers arc manufacturing stone Ware
H. Water Pipe aud will furnish upon short no
tico any amount required. ltis a well know fact tina
"wArnn IS rorsoEED" by being conveyed tn ough
Pipes Of Lead, Iron, &c., but through this STONl
PIPE, water MAY be conveyed any required distance
ani not rende . at all IMPURE. II iy mGde Of Pot.
tCr'S Clay by Machinery; pieces Put together and
cemen'cd with ROMAN, or WATER LONE CEMENT
and will %suppolta pressure equal Ia a column of wa
ter COO feet perpendicular. To al lovers of Pour
Wafer, this comes ns a blessing, and by its cheap
acS end darabiitH is within the reach of all.
Re. renee may b haG TO DwGGHT JARvis Esq,
MsSsilion, Ohio, who has lai down some one and
one fourth NIL 3, running through Iavines, mlr,hc,.
&c, Orders p omPtly attended to
HILL, FOSTER s co
Midllebury, Summit county, Chic.
Bill Of Prices M the Factcry.-1 Inch Pipe
! cents PER foot; !, inches cents; ? inches l2i cents.
q inches ii cents; 3 inches 20 cents: 4 inches ~
cents; 8 inches 3j cents; 6 inches A cents; 7 inches
81 cents; \ inches GO cents.
JAMES II. PRATT is agent for the above Pipes
for tus county--Shop Immediately under Mess S.
t%illngar, White & Latfa's Hardware Store.
Lancaster, February 80, 1851. GSl2
GcYGaan EfDn,.~.
TINE undersigned has, in addition to general as
L s0rlmnnt Of English Books and stationery, u sup
ply OF German Books and stationery -consiSting in
part as follows
ArntS True Christianity.
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress,
Elijah the TiShbite, Tho Wandering Soul,
Hymn Fools and Cataclisms,
L9rg" Family Bibles small Bibles and Teslan ents,
Dictionaries, G%rammars, Spell rs aud Primora,
Horse forrier Books. JOHN LEHMAN.
Hir|s! TirNs.! v,;re,~!n
CANARY SEED, Hemp do, Rapn do, Cuttlo Fish
" Bone just recoiycd at q. kAuffMAN'S
AuGuat 8, 1870 II
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GEORGE J. BITLER has associated with himself
W CHRISTIAN NJ. BERRY, and the business al
the above Foundry win be hereafter conducted under
tho frm-name of DITLER& BERRY.
The Spcedwell 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
All their work will be done in the rost substantial
and imnrnYed manner and warranted
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USE H0wE,s COUCH CANDy.

lGkTAlN cure for Coughs, Colds, loarsencss,Sora
~ Throat, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis. and ali dis.
eases OF the Lungs likely 10 terminate in confirmed
Consumption. For saleby NJ. ". Rrcidcr, Lancaster;
|reider 4 Co. Logan, and l.. IIylc, Amanda,
April 10, 1851 40
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April 10. ISL

a UEENSWARE, GLASSWARE AND LOOKING
" G~LASSES--0n hand a large assortment, cmbrac.
Ing all tho new styles and oftne best quality.
For sale by LITTLE B%RESBACUS.
Lancaster, October %. 1850. o.
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A LUCKY MAN.-The %barkeeper fine
steamer Webster, lately destroyed by
hic' who was reported drowned. was
found on a pile ofdrift wood aud pi kod up
with, as he supposed, only HE clothes on
his back. He was unable &c swim. bat
prelerring the water to fire. he jumped
overheard, aud fortunately h,ated tothe
drift wood. After rrr ching New Or
leans, b" found himself tn furluuare hol
der ofthe ticket which drew the $l2. 900
prize in the Havana lottery. THIS was
making a pile very unexpectedly,
10 publishing the above, we think with
the PicayuHe that every bar keeper
should not form the opinion that drowo.
Ing men are all saved by floating upon
drift wood aud that every one who in,
vests IN lolteries will draw a prize.
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WOOLLLN Am now opening a com.
w plete stock of cloths, cassiineres. sattfnets pi.
beaver and m~ackinaw over c~oatings, Tweeds. IAN
nelS, keraeys, jeans, fulled cloths, Sleeps grew cassi-
nets, llhSeyS' nc w.. 7. WISE.
Lancaster. november 8, 1850 q
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sIr. NsursNulI'N UnIArrh sum.

TbNIlIS SNUFFis superior to anything vet known for
Il removing the Cdtarrh and cold in the heed, head
ache, &c. 1t an excellent remedy for many rases
of sore eyes, Manufactured by the sole proprietor
Charles Bowen, Montpelier, Vermont, and sold by the
Druggists generally through the State OF Now York
and the Union. tableware Of II. c. Grilley's coun-
terleit.
Sold in Lancaster by G. G. Beck, NJ. h. Kreider; G
Mcl'adden, Nashville; d. Holdcrman, Amanda.
October %, 1850. Gm25
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A WORD TO THE UNiNFORMED,

WE Co-Porlmrship herctoiort existing under tho
4 hrm name OF %RErNMUND, Son 4 BEeK, has this
ueS oy mutual consent been dissolved. The notes
be speedily settled, i. is hoped that nil who know
themselves indie, tcdtl said firm, either by note or
oonR account will avail themselves of this notice and
can immediately "A word to the wise is sufficient"
me business will be continued at the said stand.
No. OF, main-stroet, Lancaster, Ohio.
March 81, 1861 SOS
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WnD MAN or THE Woons. "A gigan
lie man of The woods has been discover
ed in Green county, Arkansas, aud a par.
~ has been organized To endeavnr to
cate him. When last seen he was pursn.
ing n herd Of cattle. who were living in
a state of great alarm. as if pursued by
a dreadfSl enemy. On seeing the pnrly
who discovered him, he looked at them
deliberately inr o short time, turned aud
run AWAY with great speed, lroping from
twelve Ia fourteen feet at n time. His
foot prints measured thirteen inches each.
He was of gigantic structure, the hndy
being covered with hair. aud the head
with long locks that fairly ruvelopcd his
neck aud shoulders.
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NOTICETO ALL CONCERNFD.-Hayin

MOTICETO ALL CONCENTRATIONS
~ disposed of my Stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c,
TO Mr., +. l.. StoCUM, all those indebted to mo bv
note or otherwise arc earnestly invited TO call and
settle the same. wish to settle up in the shortest
possible time, and a speedy compliance with this re-
quest will save cost and trouble. Those indebted TO
the old firm of BuRY 4 Beck, must also settle their
accounts and notes Immediately will be found at
the old stand.
Tothe many friends, who have bestowed upon mo
their custom for so many years past, | give nv thanks.
GEORGE G. BECK.
Lancaster, January 81. dS,rNfOl