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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

~ The Lady in pautaIoons has been ia
Auburn. 1t will be seen by the follow
ing, from the Auburn Daily advertiser,
that the editor ofthat paper is captivated'
Hear him.
"a young lady. a stranger in this city,
promenaded State and Genesee streets,
yesterday. wearing the short dress aud
trousers which have been so commented
upon by the press, of late. She create
a marked sensation, among the lords Of
creation, the majority of whom, We hear,
were quite fascinated with her appear.
ance. "Whn is she?" was the very gen.
eral inquiry; hut il seems that no one was
able Ia answer the question.
1t matters MT who she was, or where
she came from, she presented a fine ap
pearnnce, and should not he al all mod.
est about exhibiting herself in the most
refined aud cultivated society. Hel
dress was decidedly rich, and made her
appear more like a celestial being than
one confined Ia earth. The lady seemed
ready for any emergency. 1t the streets
were in n bad condition, she was capa
bile of gliding along without the least in.
convenience; # they were dry and dusty
her dress vas not called upon to do the
drudgery OF a broom: aud if it became
necessary for her To quicken her pace on
account of n threatening storm, she was
ready 70 put herself in competition with
the most flee, of foot of the opposite sex.
We say huTah for the short dress aud
trousers!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

DELrGATIoN OF POLICEMEN TO the
Misunderstanding British Consul at
New York, Mr.. Barclay, has applied to
Mayor kingsland, of that city. to send
two shrewd police officers To London. in
order To 'spnl" all the "knucks" from this
side. This request has been acceded Ia,
the British Government deIrayiug expen.
SEES. aud his honor has selected officer
-Bowyer aud Capt. Hopkins-two officers
who know almost every rascal who has
ever set foot IN Gntham.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22
Notice to the Creditors Ofthe GAINESVILLE and
Maysville Turnpike Road Comnauv

A GREEABLY to the provisions ofthe "Act" above
IA mentioned, the Creditors of the said Road Com.
pany, are hereby notified to present their claims 10
Der Term OF the Court of Common Pleas Of Musking-
um county next ensuing. In default thereof ali sheh
debts or demands will be forever excluded from paw
ment out of the proceeds ofthe sale of said Road, or
any part thereof. A. BASSET, Receiver. &c.
M Claims may be deposited with John Garaghty,
Esq. Lancaster, Ohio.
Lancaster, May 10, 1851. Q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

pany Is organized for the completion of
the proposed work. The road is com.
Pleted and in successful operation. But
The Legislature, at tho very next session
under the new constitution, rereals the
law from which they derive their corpo.
rate privileges the company is disband
ed aud they have nj longer the right to
receive profits from their newly erected
road; the money invested by individuals
is u total loss. But this Is not all. The
farmer of Brunswick or Huntsville who
has paid in his thousand dollars, for the
purpose of opening a more easy access
10 market for the surplus products ofhis
farm. is liable To pay the creditors Of the
company an additional thousand dollars,
besides the thousand he has already paid,
Thus two thousand dollars are taken
from his hard earnings and he is left
without the possibility of getting back a
single cent Of the mohey which has been
taken from him, to crafty the selfish
greediness of some Of the older counties
that have been more fortunate in having
secured the completion OF their works oI
internal improvements under a more Ii,
beral constitution.
Now we object to the new constitution
in addition To the unwise, illiberal and
unjust policy Swallowed forth in many Of
its provisions. that, by means of an iniq
uitous appnrtionment, it woald secure the
carrying out to the ''bitter end" of al
these ~blighling provisions against the
more newly settled sections of the State
by means ola Locofocu General Assem-
bly, in which Hamilton county will be it
the ascendant.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

MICHIGAN OUTLAws.-The Michigan
outlaws. To the number offnrly-six, have
been arraigned at Detroit. aud all lead
not guilty I % the several indictments.
The principal counts were-lnr burning
the Mich an Central Railroad depot; for
consnirinG TO burn The same; for conspir
ing to do nets prohibited by the charrerof
the Central Railroad company. The trial
OF most of them was set apa't for the reg.
ular term ofthe Circuit Court for Wayne
county, which commenced IN the 18Th
inst.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22
tuesday Evening. My 90. 1881
TO the Wings OF Fairfield County.

The County Central Committee have
made the following apPortioumentofDel.
egates. in accordance with the request
Of the State Central Committee. II is to
be hoped that each township will be iul
" Represented at the State Convention:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

HEAVY DAMAGEs.--A suit has Just
been decided in tho Sc cond district court
of New Orleans. against the estate Of
the late John McDonoueh. The plaintiff,
Alexander Grant, is owner Of a sugar
planta'ion in the parish Of Plaqnemines,
bounded by the lands of the defendant.
who had neglected to keep in repair the
roads and levees upon the lands; and in
consequence of this neglect, the planta.
ton vt the plnntil was overlooked two
years in succession, involving loss Of
crops aud causing much other damage.
Verdict for the plaintiff, in the sum Of
~ '96o 40. The suit was instituted du.
ring the lifetime Of Mr.. McDonoush.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

lMMlGRATToN.-Since the LIST Of April
three hundred and nine wagons have
crossed the Terre Haule (Indiona) bridge
averaging FIVE persons to tho wagon. "n
their way To Iowa and Oregon. The prin
cipnl part nfthe immigrants we're from the
interior Of Indiana; the balance from Ohio
About fifty of the wagons were bound for
Oregon. This is rather an unusual nun
Der Of movers for the season.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22
C~The following is an extract fiom

"N "''9 N'' $1,000
Charles Summers letter Of acceptance:
II accept il as a friend of the Unioui
and will study to maintain with patriotic
care. the interests Of our country, 10 dis.
%couulenuuce every effort to loosen any of
those ties by which our fellowship of
States are held in ftaternal concord. and
to oppose all seclionalism. whether it ap
pears in Unconstitutional Efforts by the
North. to carry So great u boon as free.
dom into the slave States, or nh %nucons,i.
rational effort by the South, aided by
Northern allies, to carry the sectional
evil Of Slavery Into the free States, or IN
Whatever Efforts i, may make t" extern
the dominion of slavery over the Nation.
oil Government with which this Union is
blessed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

THE STARS AND STRIPEs."- Mr.. Lu-
cius C. Duncan, who sailed fr"m New
York recently, in the steamer Baltic, on a
tour through the Eastern World, Carl d
among his baggage a very beautifully
wrought miniature flag Of the United
States, which he designed to hoist above
the ruins of Nineveh. The sialfrhat is t o
accompany the flag consists of several
sections made from a branch ar stick cut
by President Fillmore. al Mount Vernon.
within a few feet Of the grave Of Wash.
%ington. The staff was presented by Gen,
eraI Scott 10 Mr.. Duncan Cleveland
Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

EVrA bill to lend the credit of Massa.
chusetts, to the amount O ftwo millions.
for the purpose Of tunnelling tho Huosic
Mountain, was defeated, by a large ma.
jority, in the House Of Representatives
Of that State.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

MIssIssIPPI.-The Union" men of Mis-.
sissippi. have nominated Henry S. Foote
for Governor; James A, Horu. for Secre
,ary of State; Gen, w. Clark, for Treas.
urer; and Daniel r. Russell, for Auditor,
A, the convention old party lines were
obliteratcd. Veterans of both the former
great parties have buried the Ratchet. be.
tween them, so long as the question Of
Disunion is rife in their State.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

CV An old liquor driuker, who has'been
pItronizing one drinking house for the
last eight years. gave this as his reason
for joining the Soas, in the presence of
several persons. There" said he point
ing to the Saloon. "is drinking estab,
lishment tina, have been trying to drink
out for these eight years. aud finding it
impossible, have concluded to withdraw
from the field and try Lake Michigan
Sensible man hel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

CHANGING A NAME.-We copy part ut
the proceedings Of the California Legis'
lalure, on the 22d of March, as reported
in the San Francisco Standard:
In the Assembly a bill to change the
name of"Elihu Ely" o"Hobbard G. Nj.
Ety." was made the occasion of deal ct
fun among the men bers: The House being
in Committee ofthe Whole, MIR. Rich.
aulson, of Mariposa, in the Chair.
Mr.. Bradford moved that the word Ely
be changed Ia Ulic. Lost.
Mr.. Moore moved that after Hubbard
the words Julius Caesar" be inserted.
Much laughter
Mr.. Campbell moved To amend by adj
ding after Caesar tho word Augustus.
Increased laughler)
Mr.. Moore accepted the amendment.
Mr. Cook moved as a substitute for all
the names praise God Barebnues."
Mr.. Moore insisted on his amendment
with the addition Of the word 'Waterluls
so as to make the name run, Julius Ce
sar Augustus Waterlots Ely"
Another member suggested Cotton
grants"
Mr.. Mocre's amendment having been
put aud carried. the Clerk was requested
to read The bin as amended: by which i
appears that the unhappy Mr., EIihu Ely
Dr., bad been transmogrifed into "flnb
bard c. NJ. Julius Caesar Augustus Wa
terlots Ely. The reading produced i'm
mense laughter.
The bill then passed in regular form
and Mr., Ely rejnices in the desired han
dlo To his name for evermore.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

NEw CoUNTERFEIT.-Severa Of our
merchants having been deceived by these
bills within a few days past, the Cashier
of the Norwalk Branch. has handed us
the following description of them, for the
purpose of guarding the public against
imposition:
Five dollar bills. letter C-Vignet FIVE
hum IN 6gures-lhree of them Females,
me holding a rake-to The right ofthese,
two ludians-sheaf of wheat and burch
of arrows in the centre Franklin on The
left hand margin. The hair of Franklin
is coarse on the Connterfeits. face rough,
and a black spot at the tip Of the chin.
On the genuine notes. Franklin's cnunte-
nance is plain, eyes good, and chin ronn-
ded. The engraving on the counterfrits
appears darker than the genuine Nor
wak E1.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

~ The Delaware Gazette comes tn
us this week enlarged and in a new dress,
being a very decided improvement. We
are glad to note this evidence of prosper.
ity, aud trust it will be continued
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

PITnY, IF PRoPANg. The editor ofthe
Tishimingo, Mississippi, Union. closes an
elaborate leader, by defining his position,
as follows:
ave are rowers in the democratic
ship When she sails smoothly we are
thar. When the tempest roars. we are
thar. IF ever she founders in the gale,
we will be- thar. But. when with a lighi
breeze, and gently rnfled waves, all safe,
Cotton twelve cents, negroes 1000, aud
other things in proporlion) the steersmau
aud many Of tho rowers start for a trip
over Niagara Falls. w are thar, too, but
pulling the back stroke like the d-ll"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

DAMoNp U DIAMoND.-Any one who
takes Sam Houston for less than the
shrewdest of Statesmen. enlarged in his
views, firm in his purposes, aud reliable
in his principles, is a very much mistaken
individual; and any one who takes Scott
for more than a common intellect, con.
tracted in his opinions, faltering in his
principles, AMI weak ofPurpose, is equal
" mistaken.- Gin. Enquirer.
Any one who fails to see the very long
ears projecting over the hand that held
the pen that wrote the above, is a very
much becloudpd or demented individual.
We think we see Gen. Scott's "weakness
ofpurpose" driving the Mexican legions
before it, from Vera Cruz to the city OF
Mexico. 1t will only require the same
weakness to give a Cerro Gordo defeat
To I.ccofocoism 10 the next Presidential
contest Gin. AtlaS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22
REDUCTION OF TERMS.

The person. getting mp a club often, will he
entitled to one copy gratis. 20 long as the club
continues by hisexertions The cash. in these
cases. mustinvnriably accompany the nBmes.
RwiIl not Post Masters interest themselves
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the Gazeite7 by
proper xertiou they canboth beueftthemselves
and MS. Many orthem do much to wards srs-
tanning Eastern publications., why cannot they do
the same at least, for their own county paPersl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

TEST OF V"TING.-ln former days one
of the most usual tests employed by
Boards of Inspectors at elections TO de-
fine the residence of an unmarried man
was To ask where he had his washing done.
NJ, who was a drunken vagabond,
once upon 4 time came to the polls at
Pontiac To vote, when old 10 B.. a
Notorious wag, standing by, %inlerposed
a challenge. For what reason2" en-.
qnired the Board. treason enough"
said old Jo-"Just look at him! TIe new.
er has washing done a~nywhere!"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

ACCIDENT TO Mn. Gu DINGs.--A des
patch 10 the Cleveland True Democrat
says, Mr.. j. R Giddings had Two of his
ribs broken by a fall from a wagon. Al
though seriously hurt, he is not regard.
ed as dangerously so.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

PATENT RGyoLyING CANNoN,-Mr. 4.
NJ. L"wrey of PortviIIe. Cattaraugus
county, has invented a cannon which will
load aud discharge itself fifty times min
ate, 1t is stated in the Cattaraugus Wing
that The War Department has adopted
this ingenious destructive power, for our
government.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

DEMocRAcY The following paragraph
from the Cincinnati Enquirer will show
clearly what independe' Democrats may
expect. who wish to exercise their own
judgmen Mt in regard 10 the new Constitu'
ton We have no sympathy with Mr..
Parrish; but tits quite certain that the De
mocracy of his district once though t O.
nough of him to send him to Congress.
The Enquirer says;
AFTER a painful, laborionS. aud profit.
less journey. the "HonOraJh Isaac Pan.
RIsu" has reached home again.-lhe bo
som of Whjggery, which he left n few
years sgn on venal trip 10 the Drmnc
racy after office. He is one of the most
trihing. vascillating aud morally and pn.
l%ilically rotten creatures that ever grt into
q respectable place in Ohm he is now
back where he started from aud where he
always brlonged. We congratulate Whig
gerry on their returned prodigal.-W We
congratulate The friends of the new Con,
siitulion on the %opposiIion they will meet
with in such a petty driveller."
This is the game. The Eagle denie.
thai the object of Locofocoism is to make
this question a party issue, aud yet every
member oflhe party who does not Ego il
blind, is to be branded as dishonest.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

IV The Nashville, Chattanooga and
Charleston Railroad Company, we learn
from lis report, has a capital of So $50,
755; $1,000, COO has been paid in, Nash.
vile and Charleston have subscribed
$500, 600 each, and the Ga. Railroad
Company $3.50, 900. 1t is,xpected that
70 miles oflhe road will be flashed dur
ing the present year. The report est
mates the cost of completing The entire
line from Charleston to Cairo en- atless
than fifteen millions of dollars.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

0, D N'r.--Parker Plllsbury, the abo.
lItI"n orator, says, at Syracuse--''The
war OF the American Anti Slavery Sci
" is not only against slavery, but against
the United States. The United States
must be dashed in pieces" Give Pills
burya pill! His blond is bad.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-22

TAMMANY DEMocRACY. The New
York Day Book has the following stroke
of wit at the regulars and hnnkers OF that
city;
w. have been requested by the Grand
ROYAL Arch Sachem OF Tammany Hall tn
say that an unusually large and enlhusias.
tic meeting Of seventy people took place
at the Wigwam last night, and that after
a good deal Of backing and filling the as
adopted The following r~esoluliun
unanimously, which after a long debate
was passed by a maturity o fOne!
ReSOlrcd-Thst We are in a--fx.
If we 60 for the whites we lose the uig.
gers; If we go ton the niggers we lose the
whites, which is still worse. If we gu
for the Canal enlargement we 90 for Bill
Seward; If we go against it we gn for Van
Buren,. Therefore resolved that we GO
hame and trust tn the devil (who haS serv.
ed us so many good turns in times past,
tn get us out of the sciape,
THE True ARMoR.-There is truth and
forre III the following extract from a
speech delivered by Mr.. Wise in the Vir
ginia Convention. On the subject of edu
cation:
Teach yonr children the elements -
Christian Philosophy, the Bible. lesson,
of Live aud Temperance, aud Knowl
edge. and Virtue. and Faith, aud Hope
aud Charity. aud you may turn them on
int" the world wi,hnut a pang of appre
hensinn. without 0 doubt Of dislrust oI
fear, they will never %injure the State
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IL ING SCHOOL for BOYS, 81 Etlnburgh, Us
c BEECHER, h A Prlnr pal Number ~ PnP,is .Er
it'd 70 10 vacancies 2 Winter term commshcss ND
NTSDAY November s. Term. Sse perssssioa OF y wess
r advance No place secured al the money - pslc fu
pills accompanied and from NewYork A. the close sso
euiant Of each IBe Principal can 10 seen
a, ne Irving House the FRIDAY Saturday and Monday
prevcus 20 the 5h NOvesnber Fer circulars aad rsisrence
address the Principal l. above szS t~'
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VARRyTOWN INSTITUTE.-A Sc

i lcot Board n. School for Boys. at TanytoSn, y
The WInief Term Of tins Institution VIII commence on tho
inst Slouday IN November Circuiars containing terms.
references &c with Of the Institute taSen fEOa
the spot ~hch MAJOR Andre CAPTURED, can be Oh
tanned at SEPARDS Book store, No ~ Fulton II. and
a. + H. WILCOX. u. s School Agency, No 293 Broad
way. or 10y addressing
sl3SIuNIhtf NEWMAN, Principal.
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THE PIANO FORTE.-Mas. NOR
LEY respectfully to her pupils and the Ia
dies general that she prepared 70 give nstructoe
the Piano Fsrs At her residsnce Ne - Prncs-st-
Tefm$e per quarter, half advance or a. the resi-.
dences Of her pupils equally reasonable Schools attended
u the ety country. Mn 81 o long experience - Q
Teeher enables her to impair u JrssSh msscA sauea-
toe ii facLsty 6i In
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MAN SION-SQ II 4 r f. FEMALE
Ns SEMINARY, IN Pou ghkeepsle, N. Y.-rhe Winter
tenn will commence THURSDAY Nov. 6. Application
fr pupils catalogues may he made 70 j. = GIBBONS,
Cashier Of Ocean Bank to any Of the Trustees or TO
WP GIBBONS, NJ ID, Primo pal
r Trvott, NJ d , NJ Myers q Il. Henderson, J.
Coffin X A, NarCk VI. D. % i5t .hS&rus
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vTO PARENTS and PRINCIPALS of

Il SCHOOLS-A Lady, experienced IA Teaching
wishes situation ~ Teacher Pencil and Crayon Draw
ing and Painting OIL COlors Best VI references gwen
Address FRANCES, Tribune Office. o23 2wSruSTh'
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AMERICAN LADY Of high must.
Daneina Schools.

CLASS ES.-W WHALE
~ and DAUGHTER re- rectfuly anu 'nnct ihs' ia.r
classes above commencing II Cpnsn's ta1.
~. go BroadNsy NJ No lpo Eighth and AZ Goa
Hall Brookyn For parcHisfs. circular, 10 De ~ -
above y Blade, evaHing classes commence A.
go iws
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TEN THOUSAND CURES and not

TEN THOUSAND CURES and not
Il SINGLE FAILURE.-Dr HASTINGS SvRur
kAPTHA, celebrated throughout both coniinsnt. 70! W
wonderful Of COnsunpt Asthma Decline, 52'Hs
Of Blood Night Sweas Dscut Breathing, Coughs Co'ds
and all Diseases II the Chest and Lungs a..
I'- effect upon the system Is mild and soo'hhe ~ VI.
and effcacsus rarely falins 70 give 70
lief upon the first application, and by repeating a te"
times, permanent cure Is effected ,.x.,
TIE proprietor therefore not only recommends Ms ~ ~,
iha syrup but warrants IS 20 cure. he warrants u "
upon the chyle and purify Il he warrants 70 ~
an mpedments which retard the free circulaIDh o VI
hood he warrants II % open thr internal sn1 et.li
pores Of the body and eject all the obnorous pzu.
which have accumulated IN the System be "aHshs"N'
a never failing remedy m ...,c,
Hectic Fever n ght S~eats. Dyspepsia Liver Com
PAN M the Chest. and Asthma and he warrants !.
the for nation OF Tgbercles the Lupss -
heal those already formed that persons in
may take with the most positive confidence OF 1919
for It's great seat Of action Is the Lungs, when 80
u,tes all dIrections purifying them OF evept ~
norous is progress and which, If applied accosuns
directions cannot fail 70 leave perfect heathJ c's
dItion- ,..,~,...
DR. Hastings Compound Syrup Of Nap,ha Is hxsI,e.1.
oumeLded by the medical Profession That eminent
ci, DIR Mott Of New York, says That az puimnon.
remedy cannot be too highly praised" Dr. Arnold ., w
Marine Hospital. Savannah DR. Ware OF LsverpoH
land Dir Boyd Of Lancaster Dr.. Hamilton. OF Ds.a
those eminent English public ssns The LoHdss -
sef The Medical Journal. and Brufsacastes R<svosSe.
In thas country has been used with Distinguishes W.
~.
Price 81 per bottle bottles for s. Prncp &
No ia Gr-enw1ch-st, N. Y Retailed BY = N TaSTT
No M Bowevy J. B. Dodd No. III Brosawy "a
0oAdiassoa. NJ ,os Hudson ct. sss imrurhAs'
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VNDIA.RUBBER OVERSHOES,
BOOTS. sc The subscriber would respectfully call
tae attention Of the ladies and gentlemen Of the cry his
stcek oi India Rubber Overshoes Boots Cater Boots
busAms Clogs, Foo,holds Misses Shoes BOYS Shoes Sc
beng the most complete and perfect Of
silt and knd Of India Rubber Shoes be found IN one
establishment the city Prices low any other part
II The caty. AL shoes warranted
S c. BISHOP, No. 1871 Broadway
India Rubber and Gutta PercAa goods wholesale and re-
tail. ~ 81
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EPILEPSY Thousands

II IIIIII > VUNh DIITI. = HUuoanu"
and thousands cured in Europe DIR T. MEfEh,
recently from the city of Berlin, PRUSSIA respectfully 70
forms the public q NewYOrk and vicinity and pnnps!
the afflicted that he tn possession Of the late DISCOVERIES
Oriental remedy for the certain and unfadabe cure Ep
leptc FITS pronounced by all physicians ncurablr have
cured thousands u Europe and certificates cous-
ersgned by Governments from there b. the tases
be 81 my office Ny not long and tedious ono
Ny compound and treatment isffersnt from snJyes
Known by Othe Persons afflicted with that disc ass sh,un
call and consult possible 20 get entirely cu Cd
Office hours from 10 II A. NJ and from to Y. N
DIR y MEYER, No. 2l8 Grani-S
Persons who can prove that they pool cure srsi"
els lnTuIhkSs
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EAkY I'm KUUFS FAINU I'D anu
IL FIXED for cent per foot, with ths New Jersey
Anti Corrosive PANT, and warranted PANT per D. four
cents adapted for Tin Cloth Composition Roofs OF
fee No. 283 SprIng. St near Hudson. OH I'm