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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-19
Sky'Light Daguerrean Rooms,
In the Hall over the Store CT E1Ir. William

N the Hal over tha St0re CT 1T. " lIIlaM
b. Campbell.
NER II. E. SQUIE2 would respectfully an
WI nounce to lhe citizens of Camden and its
vicinity, thai he has fitted upa sky and side Light,
which is acknowledged bv all artists to be far su-
pe:ior, as it soitcns the ght, and perects the eye,
thereby rendering it LerIectly easy for persons
with weak eyes to sit for n.Iniature.
Mr.. SIS skill in the art needs no comment
Persons at all s,cptIca are requested TO call and
satisfy themselves by occuar demonstration.
a fine assortment of Medaions and fancy Cases.
o. Likenesses of children taken in few Sc
conls, warranted 10 be perfect.
Nov. H. 80 If
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EaOillcsfigS.


~ II f. aubscrbrrs are extensively engaged in the
I manufacture of
Plantation and House Servants 81 ocS,
Together Wit! various descriptions Of
Leather, for shoes and Plantation Use,
and can compete with Northern Manufacturers both ns
10 price and quality and d. not hesitate say that
w. ca rive Better Article. for money than
cai b. bought of Northern manufacture. We therefore
invite all these who woiil give preference 10 Home In
drSry To give us a trial.
We have also made extensive additions 10 sock o fine
Roofs ;,zlla .j.aIGG.
embracing every variety. together wit.I Travelling
Trunks Carpet Sag. 'ailc"S. Mems and Boys Caps.
DC DC All Of whir! We "llcr al prices which cannot
fail To Ir"asc
Purchasers are respectfully invited Ia "Hama" stock
ALDEN ! MURRAY.
Cam,"n. Oct .. ISL - II
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LeWisVille Female Seminary.
Tea Miles East of Chester,

9aRS. A. s. WYLIE, principal; assisted by
IV Mr.. LEWIS, of the Columbia Institute, Tenn
aud Mss II. s. KELLOGG, graduate of Castleton
Seminary, VT
TrusfeeS-L. A. Beckham James B. Magill,
James brennan, Wmot s. Glbbes, w. A. Rosbo-
ro, William Knox, John Cherry.
The exercises of this Seminary (situated ten
miles east Of Chesterville) will be commenced on
the 9th day of January next. The scholastic Year
will be divided into two sessions of FIVE months
each: the first to commence on the 5th of January
and end the 5th June, and the second to commence
22d ,uly and end 22d December.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-19

Terms per Session.
Pestaozzan Department -S+ 90
Junior 6 20
Music-Piano or Guitar f-1S 90
Use OF Instruments 90
Linear Drawing 90
Theorem 90
Mouochron,atic Painting, fifteen lessons 90
Latin or French so
Wax Work 90
Fancy Needlework of all kirds 8 90
Use Of Drawing Patterns, Drawing Book, &c. SO
Boarding 81 SO
Washing, per month 0U
Stationery sr 00
In addition to Finslrucon in the branches emu
mera,cd above, rourses OF Lectures will be de-
Iivered to ihe pupils on Mental and Moral Phi
h,soriy and the Eridences IF Christianity, blythe
Rev. l.. McDonaId and on Chemistry. with the
aid of suitable apparatus,) by Drs. William and
A. p. WyIe and w. w. Mobley. %f'tE-
This school will be very desirable one, and
recommends itself to parents and guardians as
well by the very moderate rates of tuition as by
the healthncss of its location and the competence
Of its instr: ctors.
Much more time and attention will be given to
the hcalthu exercise Of the pupils than is usual
in similar institutions.
The best Books of reference will be kept at
hand for the use of the School. In sickness the
pupils will be attended tree of charge. zn i
It is desirable that pupils should begin with the
session, but they will only be charged from the
time Of entrance. No deduction will be made for
occasional absence. In cases Of protracted illness
The proper discount will be allowed. - ~
All accounts must be paid at the end Of each
session. ~
Any person sending seven boarders to this
Seminary, will be entitled to send one free OF
charge
Communications may be addressed to Mrs.
WyIie, LewisviIle Post Office, Chester district,
Rejerences.-Ex-Gov John P. Richardson,
Sumter Gen. J. w. Cantey and Samuel Spence,
esq, Camden: Minor Clinton, esq, and s. B. En-
mons, esq, Lancaster. -------,
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SHAW & AUSTIN.

ARE now receiving and opening their Fall supplies OF
II 70. eign and Domestic Groceries, which ilcy
fer wholesale and retail, consisting III part OF the iol-
owing articles: c !,
Sugars. GnaNa do
Loaf Crashed d Powdered ;iooseberry Strawberry, and
Clarified No. i, and ,, Blackberry Jam.
Porto Rico, Extracts.
Niuscovado, $Clov"s Lemon, Nutmeg and
New Orleans. Vanilla.
Coffee. Hermetically Sealed
Java, Articles.
Rio Rio and Cuba. }sarjnes in ".l in Whole, nail
Teas. and quarter boxes.
Choice of all kinds iofsieTs IN and 2 ID. cans,
,,.i,' nnJ p'r,, Rico Oysters, Fresh Cove BALI.
n. Orleans and W. Ind!es Cordia!s.
C,,I,os Curacao. NTarisclne
Wax. white and coored f:n"cr Rad.
AdamaIiilhr ~,
Sperm uIId Sttar.n FISH.
Fruit. "'''' 'i r,
Figs and Rasiiis. }Sn"I,J IIThatS'
Almonds Bordeaux g. lvica T,.inhVE n;i " II ii Eih
D.I;ih Wins Slackarel No. l. 2, and in
E;srr,s and WrnZ;I Nuts. whole half, and qu bbls.
Fig Paste, ga Lew article i''' -, "'
,u.,;o T,u",, C. cIoves Sugar Cared Ianis and
Cinnamon, Ginger d Pepper. D. r Tn, g. n;1 pr
LONDON and French Mustard. D., ST. ~ W 81 CII, IT,
'''' n:n,., tioshcn, English and Pine
IiciHeS' - Apple Cheese
English and Don este of all yy-;,os o,d yi,rorS
kinds. % ~ - =. II,>.-, f r.. r.
keichups AID Sauces. Jn Oiard DuDrv and Co
" ainut. Mushroom, Tomato, Il, paIlcyoi.in':
a d Z Saucc, Whskry Scotch and Irish
!!arvy do do Bourbon Mnnunga Ia
!n:n BH:i u" do. Fmk's Old Rye
Warwirkslrc do IWirrs Souih side NIa1eira
" Morces:eFShirc DO DO. Iutl Gordon Sherry
raoli Vinegar. do PORT on draurht
Essence OF AHcho'i's' do do. for Med purposes,
Ahrh0'y fa>ie, do Sparkling Hook
Iucd iiua,crs. Jo Veu.rifEa and 6 VI
Preserves Kirshwasser, a bsyn he
Ci:ron. Oranges. Lines, Pinch Essence
line Apple and Ginger. iIrIs..ck Express Cardinal
Brandy Fruits. and Victoria Chanpagncs.
Peaches Cherries Ale and Potter.
Lines and Pine Apple. Choice Srca-s and Tohnr
Jelies and Jams. co of all kinds, all Of which
Red d. Black Currani jelly will b., soil law for cash.
Oct. 10, 1871. tf3O
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CHEAP GOODS.

TIME subscriber legs leave respectfully to an
nouIce TO his friends and the public general
Iy, that he has received n.w and complete stock
Of fresh and desirable GOOpS, which he will
take pleasure in exhibiting to his customers, and
selir- on the mcsl Reasonable terms, and will
consider it 10 trouble TO show t!Icm il sales are
not made. Call and see.
Ladies' EcrGG6 Gods.
Plain black silks; French Nerino and Cash
rnere*. Fr"rch and English Bombazincs; Nous
lainc Dclaincs; fsured and PLAIN A!paccas: Gin
hams and CaIicoes. with great variety o! other
articles in this department too "umerous 10 mem
lion,
Ctc-a43e-:,c5a's Goods.
Plain ard fancy CaSsimereS; S.ttnc;ts; 'Twee2s
and Knn:uckY Jeans; Cashmere, Valencia and
Satin Vcstings, &C. &c.
rcc:.dy-..,:sle Clothing.
Dress, Frock and Business Coats: Pants, Vests,
&c.: with lcv rasrS Of fine Hats, OF the latest
STYLE; Caps Tor N II and Boys.
-AL&O- -
Negro Cloths, blankets, Flanrels, and fine as
sortncnt Of C";ton Goods, Il; all prices; b.eaci.cd
and brown Ioa:espunS lor slIeelngs and shIrtlngS,
at all prices.
,'rockcry and Glass Ware, together with an
assortment oi Hardware, &c.
Crashed and brown Sugar
Rio and Java Coffee,
Starch, spice, Pepper, &c.
ii! these Gu".s will he sold uw for CASH, Or 10
punc:ual customers Gail a. the store one cor
below 7. ]. Xenlp'S, Drug. store, and othre Dc o?>
above Ike SOUTHERN STORE
). D. HALLFORD.
Soy. l /. 90 II
r,T,h,T.Ty-,I5 ~ ggEE:.Ty YGRA PRICES
I'VE. ..h rrib arc a-a assortment Of the above
I article, which III y will sell al unn uay low prices
i,c5 II. LEVY 81 SON.
Yeast Z LcEyGETs.
rTNIE;E Powders are "irr substitute for east in
/ all culinary Purposes. having been improved by re-
cent riymira! S Ovrrr. hy winch they are rendered per
fcc,lr harmless TO the Dys?rp:c well as the tricure
and IRE essentially necessary in promoting lrahy Ill
rcstiun. Prepared iii sold "a: Il. }. DELAYS.
-iI.SC-
VI rris nGlllibe East Powders. Dec ,.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-19

III, Andersen,
SNT0ILD respectfully Inform his friends and the ,rb
w lie generally. tla he Is n'w Receiving and opcI-
i..g al eurirc New Stock of Goods. co.!s!.ri;. OF
D:y Goods fail assortment,
Ready Mad" Clolbing,
Groceries of all kinds
Shoes. cfcvcry desert i;iOn
Hardware, Saddcry, Hats, Cals, &c. &c.
Also, u large stock Of
Gwlny AID Dundee .;aggin.,
Kentucky ana Philadelphia Rope.
All If which will be sold for cash or 10 pIlciua
toners - low as they IAN b. G'nnl la this market.
Gaadcn, Oct3 - 3m
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JUVENILE CONCERT!

TNHERE will be large JUVENILE CON-
CERT in the Temperance Hall, Camden, on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 23, 1851. l25 pupils, nm
der the direction of D. Kemmcrer, will take part
in the exercises.
Doors open at 81 o'clock. Concert commence
at u O'Clock. Tickets so cents-children and
servants half price. Dec. 10.
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Assf-ilCC's Sale.

WILL HI sold the residence of John lfoi y on the
w first day of January ncN the articles mentioned IN
his schedule Il, the late Court Of krrshaw District:
". MUNGO Assignee.
Der ) %
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-19

rrI.;ef-y-2-5:t2c G30::,i:G-.
AT nRUCKER &: co. have received 4 large
= |. assortmrm, Of Fall and Winter Clothing
Rradv-MIaGc Shirts, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps oftyery description. and Invite their friends
to call and examine their stock, being certain that
the selection Of Goods, well as Their prices cam
not tail to give general satisfaction.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-19


t., Il good sr;.aci !" :ur ;:ooD INTENTIONS. | ntrnd
~.r - IT, rr. ,,;v T.! ia':lary. i!. close the
Is So f.: rr ,;i- i "an""::r finding by expert
, .cc, tai
"a IITTr: credit il 4 dangerous ding"
an aware ;Iil; there a-, ,namv-verv manv wih
y!on i"a.:y rcrui;S m :i h. made with perfect safety,
,,' rrrrh ,r" brt CASA Business, properly coinc
-. admit. Of rHrr,l"n Gn The principle thai W'si!
HonI ar' s a: "i rrir's, the 'wc!, momI' credit Of
y IN. Jacob A>;or i vol the cash in hand of
H.. Ypo-cst citizen. Such mas b., the doctrine usual
i! reached in the streets rf &n!rn. bni it is orthodox.
,.;cr'h. less anl Las always been f"aTd current on
{! !r~cc.
n view ofihis arrangement. have remarked the whole
ni !nY stock reducing the prrii:S 10 lie lowest possible
.ca C. ai.L c.;aali>l.r u UNIFORM Phil f. toull
have uuw ''trr,a:rl ny i!tr!.Ii0Is. and appeal TO
t, pbic ura liberal support III carrying them out, in
,urI ur which. pro;n.sc yoa
DlT-EE BAEGA-N5
than ever hvc fccn iInrt!cl in Camden strong
.iun. r' one willy rr!.I.Y srEsTAHTIATE.
The abnvc is heynII a doubt. tie BEST system.
bning every advantage 10 ;l" buyer with every security
to The >c,r. an. Wherever il lls been fairly and honest
Is carried cut has invariably succeeded and proved high
j. pupu:r.
fore. ag' n return most 'car:g thanks. and with the cx-
r l.. urrnr!tS now olljcd. hope confidently. for
small Pro!its. JANE& WILSON.
Eec,n.bsrG 6 s. t!
HAY: NiY!:--25 bales prim;%;. NoF! Ei,fr HAY
90 Barrels Gat quality I'alIjmorr FLOUR. For 81
80 ny W. c. MOORE.
:2NO Half and Quarter boxes hest sa,ii,,s; Cheap
Msgso QioI:l, blankets, C.
yTEAyY all vo. i:lgli>h Plains,
j / Genuine Grof-ia
Heavy Twi!!rd to:.oa warp
It.:l 4
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Yeast LcINGers.
GOOD iTTENT!0N:Ss%al :Ssa
Better Bargains. Best &ystes;a:!
E'<e92 Is59.
CASH, QUICK SALES AID SMaLL PROFITS.

~. beginning e.! Il "car is generally admitted 10
: l., good ~r;..oi :" :ur ;.OoD INTENTIONS. intrrd
"."Gr. IL 'rs '.;r l.. ia!aary. 49,. 10 close the
is s." f.: ..:i, % ;a:rr:r finding by expert
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-19
sisEgsiFF'S SALES.

Ely virtue of aundry ii. la's. TO me directed
} will sell before the court house door in Cam
den OF the first Monday and Tuesday in January
next. he following property. to-wii
800 acre: OF Land more or less, bounded by
lands of SEadrack Rodgers and Robert Turner,
levied upon and to be sold the properly of Wy
Ic Robertson at the suit of Erwin King and others.
5Gl Gcrcs Of Land, more or less, bounded by
lands OF '"scph Marshall and Edith Myers, levied
upon and to be sold as the property of Benjamin
Outlaw, al the suit Of kinza Nazngo and others.
Daniel Beaulords entire interest in tract of
Land AID Mill formerly known as Cureton's.
Mill, situated OH 25 Mile Creek.
ALSO
A House AID Lot in the town If Camden situa-
ted on Church street number llS3, fronting south
rn Rutedge street, llG6, bounded north by lot
llCS, ard cast by lot lls2. levied upon and to be
sold as the property of Aaron Burr at the suit OF
Jas. :. McCaddun.
ALSO,
Two large Road Wagons and Harness, and
Ten head Of young Mules we'll broken.
JOHN INGRAM, S. X D.
nec l6 81 II
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r?TA.TTcyy-I5 ~ LL.E[y YGRA PRICES
r7,,!E ., cr;b.. lave lag, assortment of the above
I artir:c which III y will sell al unn ;a!!y low prices
ic !, II. LEVY IL son.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-19

ERE now receiving and opening their Fall supplies OF
n 70, eign and Domestic Groceries, which ley
.r at wholesale and retail, consisting in part of the fol-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
thc eareMt Ar:.hinn Linin,cnt

NNJE daily hear ofthe most astonishing cures being
w ELECTED by that great popular medicine, the
genuine ii. g.. FARREII's ARABIAN IISIMENT. the
greatest remedy ever discovered for almost all com.
plants requiring an external application, either ia
man or beast. In the short length of time it has been
gained a reputation unequaled BY any other me.
dicine in the known world. Why is itl The answer
is plain; because no medicine Of the kind has ever
been put before the public so deserving of the rich
laurclS it has required: and it will continue to gain
friends as long as it performs the most extraordinary
cures of various descriptions, after the doctors and ali
other remedies had failed. We do not only Sav that
the geuine II. G.. Barrells Arabian Liniment can and
does perform cures which no other mcdiciae ran do,
but you havehere certificates of what il has done.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

Done UNoLE SAM--Jacob Singer.
land, of Royalton, Vermont, has been
holden to bail at Montpelier in $4,000
for procuring pensions by false and Iorg.
ed certificates. II has been ascertained
that he has procured more than $50 900
from the department at Washington, by
fraud. He is m old attorney, who had
been in the peusion business in New
York betnre removing to Vermont
4 Boston Post.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

RESIGNATION OIL II BRrIsH MINIS.
TRY.-A Paris letter IF the 18th ult., in
the Philadelphia Iuquirer, has the follow.
ing omjnous postscript:
DO not be surprised it the next steam
err brings you the intelligence of the re
signation of The present Ministry in Eng
land. There are reasons for this | will
explain in my next. But they will re.
luin To pnv'er IN a cery start time, aud
81 much stronger that they will be pre-
pared t. carry out a bulder policy than be
fore, Ave you ready in the U. States Ia
stand by England if she strikes for the
freedum of Eurnpe?"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

DISTRESSING ACCrDENT,-W While Mr.
James Morgan, Of the mountain region nj
this county was picking the flint ofa load
ed gun, his wife, thoughtlessly aud i'm.
prudrntIy approaching the muzzIe, a
spark igniled the powder, and the CON
tents were lodged IN her bndy. passing
Immediately through her heart. Mr.. Nj
who was a kind and pious husband, we
learn, has been driven almost To despair.
- Paramount ( Va Banner.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

New YoRK AND EmE RAmRoAD,-To.
tai cost up To September 80. $50, 323, 5Sl;
in operation, 1897 miles; weight of rail
per yard, Sc aud 60 pounds; 60 engines;
43 passenger cars; sol freight cars; aver.
age speed, without stops, ~ to rs miles
per boar; expense of maintaining road
for nine months, $I2T lag; repair IL ma
chinery, $55,Sl3; operating road, 1885.
ASP; earnings, 81 .063,050. for road aud
S76,424 for steamboats,; ID persons killed;
4 injured.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

OwNER OF the GREEK SLAyE.-Tht
gentleman Of Washington city who no
Gently purchased that high work of A.
merican sculpture, Powers Greek Slave,
is w. C. Corcoran, Esq the banker, who
has added n beautiful gallery of art to
his beautiful mansion. To his credit be
il said, both as a man of taste aud Ma
lioual feeling, the works which he has
mostly pOtronized are the offspring Of A,
merican talent.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

DECLINE OF BRITisu SHIPPING The
London Quarterly ReU,ew, of January
of the present year, says:-We are sor'
ry to learn that in Liverpool alone Brit
ish shipping has fallen off in the year
1850 no less than 100 600 tons, while
that Of France and the N. Sea and Baltic
powers has started up in that single port
from $4,000 tons to l2l, 500. The reports
from London and other principal ports
tend to the same conclusion; which as it
affects our national d%eiences, is To us a
subject ofmuch more serious reflections
than the jeH sim%@ltane or the sham battling
at Cherbourg.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
DON'T sT0p NrTl

WHAT'S your hurry so early2
l am bound for tho PHILADELPHIA Commission Store
to purchase a few Goods. leNamined last evening
Do LANES, Calicoes and ether articles that had been
bought there, the greatest bargains | ever saw and |
want Icy IN GSdlGH supply before they are all gone
Lancaster, January ., do
GOOD TASTE AND SENSIBLE.
MD you observe the beautiful Cashmere Miss A.
~ had on yesterday something altogethernewl
ldidi aud understand il was bought at the PhiIadel-
phia Commission Store, where the most fashionable
Goods eft al kinds are constantly on hand, at lOiD
prices. Lancaster, January 3. d9
BOTH PLEASANT AND ELEGANT.
GooD Morning Did you enjoy yourself last eve
u ningl
Very much indeed, it was SO pleasant.
What a magnificent Brocade Silk Mrs ,--h had on.
SpiendR! Our place, since named a city, seems to
be looking up, in the quality, style and beauty of the
The dress referred to, came from the Philadelphio
Commission Store, accompanied with instructions to
be made, Just as you saw il worn. '
Are You aware that the Agent receives the fashions
regularly from the city
Welld did you ever! ! shall call there at once certain
Lancaster, January 3. do
FROM WHENCE CAME THEY!
IND You see the Christmas presents, Mr.. - bought
l FLOR his iAmily2 CSpes, Cuffs, Collars, Neck Rib.
bons and undersleeyesl | declare they are perfect
beauties; and just such as Ladies' love to possess.
o ycs, and thoy came from the PhHddelphtd Com
mission Store. Will you call with me this atternonl
l want a few of the same sort myself.
Lancaster, Jauuwy3. Do
NEARER HOME.
EFRIEND $. have you boon down to hcFedcralcit
a to buy stock of Dry Goods, you seem TO have
such aloadl
No,-no,- mot there,-only atthe Philadelphia Com
mission Store, Lancaster, Ohio.
You must have received great bargains TO buy so
many at once.
Hep / did, Look We here, 81 inch brown ~Sheetings
atSn bleached Muslins at 81; Calicoes fest colors for
a ftp; Jeans at 90 cents, Sc. &c.
That beats ms; | thought that cotton had riz, but
these goods are cheaper than they were two years ago.
The old lady and myself will certainly call on Viii
lock this week, if we cAn get in with the dandy wag-
on;-upon my word that's the place for mi
Lancaster, January .. Do
o. FIXED UP.
TN. where did You buy that suit you have ont
- Atthe Philadelphia C0gmissioH Store, Iancas-
caster, Ohio.
IlowmuchA lt be- ostuo .-t .-.1t3t'
Cloth Sl,5O per yard, Cassimeres all wool % cents
per yard, vest 81; had them made by a regular Tailor,
and cost me less than any clothing Of the'Same quality
Lever bad in mylife. s3..fn.
That The store, and am glad / met you. You are
expected to be splieed very soon, and am now
on my way to procure the Filings; shall call on VIII
lock certain; | see ! can save enough in the purchase
70 pay the Parson a good round fee for tying The knot.
Lancaster, January 3. DO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

Thadcus Smith, Of AIudd creek, Tazewell county,
Illinois, says; "a had lost the use of my arm for more
tirely witherddaway, leaving nothing but skin, mus.
Gle and bone tried all the best doctors and all the
remedies | could hear of, but they did no good. then
commenced the use of H.. G. Farrell's Arabian Lini.
mentt, and few bottles entirely cured me, snd my
arm is now as strong and tleshy as the other. 1t is also
f~irst-rate for burns, sprains and bruizes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
9bt Ganfaster @o3rtte.
saturday EveniRg MATCH 1854


FOREIGN NEws. The adwicas from
Europe by the Steamer Pacific PtsseSs
rather more than usual interest. The re.
siguation of the British Ministry taken
in connection with a paragraph we pub
lish to day from a Paris correspondent Of
an eastern paper, aud the expressions oil
Misrepresentation at the late union Of Prus.
STA and Austria. taken together, luok a
little warlike. We should not be sur
prised mex To hear Of an outbreak in the
Old World, which will result in a radical
change OF the present posture of off4ir'
in Europe. Events are rapidly approach
ing a crisis aud unless the spirit of op
position to old forms aud old customs i
less prevalent than we have been lead Il
suppose, despnIism will find itself weak
enod in the struggle.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

TThe editor Of tho "LDratoy,'
Boston, was 'prostra,ed by illness when
Shadraeh was rescued, but he was able
to dictate a column, in which President
Fillmore is compared 10 Mer6-consid.
ers Haynau an an angel of light cumpar
cd with Webster, and represents Henry
Clay as Just ready 10 have both body
and soul cast into bell" The Frustrated
editor regrets he has "sa little power Of
expression Ia convey the emoions that
bll his breast" When restored In health,
this most amiable editor will probably
free his mind" with some degree of so
yerity.-CiR. Gaz.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
THE IxPERIMENT, has SUCCECDTD

FHNHE spell is broken--daylight has dawned upon
4 our benightod town Lancaster is a cit,l The
Iron Horse is on the rack-ApothccaricS' IinH,
No. LOG, Main'Stroct, is now the ccaire Of aitractiCa.
The Proprietorhas laid the entire Globe uRd T. contri.
button to furnish supplies to his countless customers.
llis catalogue embraces every ming and Moi,g rool
Ladies' and Gontlcmen- married--unmarricd-an
you that want to got married, big boys and little girls
every b%ody-call at No. LOG and got more foods fvr
iesy moaeyth9n can be had ID any other city!
Lancaster, December -, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

BRITIsR lRoN.-A steamer brought up
last week 10 Beaver, (Pa..) $50 tons %
railroad iron for the Olliu aud Pe~nnsylva
MIA Railroad This is the first instaIImeut
of 5000 tons contracted tor by the rom,
pany in England. which is To be received
from Liverpool via New Orleans and the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers. This i'm.
portation is a sad comment on The char
ucter of American legislation. 1t is made
ia the face of the fact that the workmcu
disPlace vast quantities of the ore of The
same metal in grading the road.