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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01
CTJEArER GOODS THAN EVER.

Al The Netp Store, first Gad second Rooms East orthe
StYAN HOTEL.
ETAVING purchased of 7. y. WHITE, his late val
IL liable stock OF Goods, and having added thereto
alarga and general selection from the Eastern mar
kets which am now receiving, | am enabled tooffer
to the public at the old stand, one of the most Sppc.
Tior aad Magnificent stock Qf Goods ever offered at
this place, consisting OF Dry Goods in every depart.
merit, Bonnc's, (neW style) Hats, Caps, Parlsols. I'm.
brellas, Wall Paper, Cutlery China Glass and Queens.
ware, warranted Boots and Shoe an a very general
assortment of Groceries. All of which will be sold
at prices SO unusually low as to astoni3h the public.
PETER b. LOWE.
Lancaster. April s. 1851. 3m49
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DY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed from
I'D the court of common pleas of Fairfield county,
Ohio, | will, as administration of the Estate of joins
DAuGHEnrY. deceased, late oil said county, expose to
public sale at the door OF the court house in the city
Of Lancaster, Ohio, on Saturday the 2lh day Of May,
1851, the following described Real Estate, to-wit: In
Lot No. 0, in VIM. J. Reese's addition TO the town OF
Lancaster, being part of sections o and 6 township IA
and Range Is, East Of said town. Appraised at $500.
Terms of Sale-One-t third the purchase money IN
hand, onc-third in one year and the residue IN TWO
years, with interest upon the deferred payments
JOHN LYNCH, Admfor.
April "a, 1851 20 o"oI
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AN AMERICAN CARDINAL-T o Cath.
Ole Weekly Instructor announces, posi-
lively, that before this time the rank Of
Cardinal has been conferred by the Pope
upon Archbishop Hughes, of New York,
aud that the ceremony Of comforting, in
due form, would be pcrIomed al Rome
on 81. Patrick's Day.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01
MARKET HOUSE STALLS,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned will
l Y between the hours Of S and lbo'clocs 4. ", O, the
10Th day qf@iay inst, proceed to RENT for one ycar
by public auction to the highcs; bidder, the BUTCH.
Frs STALLS in the Market House, in the city OF
Lancaster. Sale to take place al said Market House.
The Stalls in the Northern Division Of said Msrspt
House cannot be rented for a less sum than :l0---.nur
those of those of the Southern Division for a less sum
than 81 per year.
NELSON COATES, Market Master.
Lancaster, Nav l.. 1851 2N52
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SWAN HOTEL-LANCAsTER, OHIO.

N STUMP, having extended his lease OF this wen
II. known house, is prepared to accommodate the
TRAVELLING public in the best manner.
The Table will be furnished with the best OF every
variety the market affords, the Bar will be supplied
with the choicest of Liquors, and the Stdbhng, amply
sufficient for the accommodation and sale-keepng. o.
horses and vehicles, will be attended by an attentive
and careful hostler.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851 ~
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

A LARGE Lot Just received embracing every
N kind of Fashionable shoe now in use, for la
dies and Misses wear. ALSO, a good stock OF Men
Boots and Caters, at NlShS,
Lancaster, nov s, 1850. ~
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LANCASTER. rhur.lny. Mny |. ls5l.


= INN -
Flour languii this morning; a few sales making
at 6 decline. Wheat in limited demand At steady
prices. Corn in good supply-prices easy; Yves
tern Mixed held ahnve the views Of buyrrl;
Round Yellow l3J6G4 Pork unchanged IN pri-
ceS; new Mess in fair demlad NJ steady prices;
old Prime in speculative request. Bacon scarce
in demund: We lie II Middle' 80. Picked
meats aud lard quiet. Tphlcco in light requests;
Kentucky 90ll. Linseed Oil in good country
demand at 77a78. Wool dull and heavy; hold
ers anxious Ia sell: domestic fleece. with light
stock, is pressed on the market and meets few
buyers at 4l'Oi8: pulled wool No. |. 3i037; SUI
perior country pulled 300i9; fnrcign WoolS in
good request. Whisky dull nt 294023t Coffee
declined /; sales u Rio at 9!0l04.
Cleveland Markets.
CLEVELAND, April, 90 1851.
Canal navigation opened IN the 2irh day a.
March, since which time Ia the 27tiI inst. inclusive
the following are the principal receipts by canal,
Flour l0l 1853 hbls; Pork G,722 bbls; WIi.key
7.A37 bbls: Wheat 2ll $50 bush; Corn G07li
bush; Cmal 3l2.4ig bush; Lard ij7 no lbs. Tai.
low ? 8.0i5 lbs: Batter 90. 38 lbs: Bacon 4?7 .274
lbs; Eggs 2l6.l8j lbs; Dried frnit 3lG,42j lbs;
Sugar 43, j78 Ibe; Iron GAG, III lbs; Nails 9J7 1886
lbs
MARKgrs.-Flour is without activity to-day.
the ruling rate being 1870 for straight brands.
Wheat still depressed. Sales 1000 bush. ut
TIC.
Corn lower. Sales > 100 bush. NJ iic; 1000 do
from store nj ii4c; Team price Ale.
Lard n 08c.
Ashes Prnrls Sc; Pots 4c; Salerntus Ale.
Whiskey 10000. liighwiues-sales % bbls,
at 2Oc
salt Fine from vessel sl,l?4; from store ST.
l83; course Sl,25.
F~ish-Few Cod in market at $3.50; some 1900
bbIs. White Fish arrived Yesterday. Prices are as
bolore-$8 for bhls. 1926 for halves.
Baltimore Market.
BALTrMoRE. April &c.
CArrLr-The supply Of Brevcs at the Scnles
on MONDAY, showed AN increase over that Of the
previous Mundav. and prices consequently ruled
lowrr, The offerings reached 500 head 43O OF
which were sold IN city butchers, aud 20 were
driven Ia Philadelphia. Prices ranging from So
25 to $i2j ON the ioof equal To $500 1926 net.
and average :3,874 gross.
Hoes We quote at s6.j0d 81 90.
ToRAcco.-Thcr is very little doing in Ohi",
which we quote Ms before viz: common Ohio s5i
good common middlina $500 So; good and fine
red s. 500s s.; line wrappery $lOO$ 5; aud SCI!
low sl0UslG
Buffalo Markets.
BUFFALO April 90
Flonr-Frw nnvers from abroad. Market st"a
y.-Sales i.l0O bhls, AT 50 Is Tor Wisconsin ahon
1870 for Illinois; $3.75 for common Mich. an
Ohio and :3,87!03,9 % for good 10 choice South
ern Ohin.
WIra,-Gnol inqnirv. esprcinlly prime Ollt
Sales LOO! bush Mansfield At Sjc, aud 5000 br
good Ohio n arrive 50 ~ nj 8it Al rt.
Cnru hgs-- Holders demuud i3c for good III
hut nn sales Ia day at that Fl -ure; 200 iu Ohio a
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CHE Canfaster Gazette.
thursday Morning, May 1, 1881



Thursday Morning, May L, 1881
Close OF the Volume
The present number closes tho filth
wear of our connection with the Lancaster
Gazette. Will not our friends aid in IN.
creasing its circulation during the coming
year9 after the 3OM day Of June nert,
there wiU be no postage upon the Gazette
sent TO actual subscribers residing withiM
the limits of Fairfield county, and only
tI0eAty cents postage 10 th0se residing on
Of Tie county and within fly miles Of
Lancaster. The Gazette will DO sent
for Sl,75 to all who pay in advance and
that is all that it will cost subscribers.
SPRING BusiMEss.-The business OF
our city the present Spring opens anu
suaIly brisk and the prospect is fal'er
than we have known it to be for some
years. There appears to be more couh-
Deuce among our citizens aud all that is
wanted to increase the trade of oar city
is a more perfect union among our mer.
chants and mechanics, whose interests de.
pend upon the number of customers to
all of them, rather than In particular ones
In other words the interests Of a few
will be promoted much better by Iaboring
TO increase the interests of the many.
Six thousand customers will prove OF
greater advantage to forty merchants and
mechanics, than three thousand will To
twenty, and as a natural consequence
each one will be- benefited by the john
cooperation of all in offering induce.
ments to The surrounding country to trade
in Our city. The effort to build up ones
own business by pulling down another's,
is a sort of suicide in a community like
ours.
In looking through the many extensive
stocks of Dry Goods, Queensware, Gro.
ceries, Hats, Boots and Shoes, and then
examining the work of our Mechanics,
we find that our city presents very tair
attractions to those who wish to make
purchases. So far as quality, quantity
and price is concerned. we are confden'
that all these articles can be purchased Il;
cheaply end of as good quality as else
where, and the surrounding country il
all directions can very easily test the fac
by proper comparisons. So far as the
different kinds ofproduce are concerned
we notice by a comparison of prices will
our neighboring cilies,that our dealers are
equally as liberal as any others, and whe'
the fact is taken into consideration that thu
prices of most articles of Dry Goods
Groceries. Hardware. Mechanics Ware
&C.. are lower here than elsewhere. th'
advantages of trading III our city are ar
parent.
Our owl %citizons. who wish well 70
the prosperity of the CITY, should ais
beari in MUD that it is their duty to pnr
chase everything they may want, at HON
instead of going elsewhere. The cIti
zens of the city with each other, aud til
inhabitants Of the country with those {
the city, are all mutually Interested !
each others prosperity. and the Iabo
and energies of all should be united an
directed toward the cultivation of a spiI
1t of harmony and the enlargement {
their mutual interests.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01

PRrzE FIGuT.-James X. Hamilton, oil
Caldwell, has accepted the challenge OF
Tom Hyer for a prize fight of $4,000
and will meet him to settle preliminaries
At the Branch Hotel, on the Sth of May
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01

TAN BARK OR SAW DUST q FUGL.-
In noticing some of the manufactures "t
Buffalo, the Journal of Commerce speaks
of a steam engine of rs horse power,
which supplies the motive power to all
the branches of a mandatory and is run
Il cheap fuel. 1t says the boilers OF
this engine are heated by Morse's patent
c~ouical CRATES, which are perforated in all
directions To admit additional ventilation,
and in which wet n.bark or saw dust
can be used as a fuel. By the application
Of tan.bark to this purpose, the expense
of running the engine has been reduced
from an average Of 81, 90 to about $3.50,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01
STONE Il z

' NiE Subscribers are manufacturing stone Ware
Il Water Pipe and will furnish upon short no.
tic any a. cunt re- luired. IL j. a we'll know fact that
WATER Is PoIsuS En- by Icing conveyed III ough
P.Prs Of Lad, lr,H, &c, but through this STONE
PIP. water may be conveyed any required distance
ant n1' rrnin q at al rTPsaE. II IL mGde Qf Pot
ieys CiaN. by Machinarr; pieces put together and
ccn"n et with koMAN, or WATER LrrE CEAEST,
aud viii suppo "a PRESSURE equal :, a column Of wa
.erGDj fec, perpendicular. To all lovers Of puRE
WATER, this comes a. blessing, and bv lis cheap-
ms aad durability. is within the reach Of ali.
RI r.ncr may b hll 10 DwIGHT JARvIs Esq,
Ma-,illon, Ohio, who has hi down some one and
one fourth MI s running Through nvines, marshes,
&c. Orders P omp;ly attend u to.
HILL, FOSTER & CO.
NiLlIcbury, Summit county, Ohio.
Bill Of Prices at the Factnry.-l Inch Pipe
: cents per foot; inchesy cents; , inches 49, cents,
2 niche, l6 cents; , inches % cents; ! inches %
cents, 6Inehcs 3 cents; Il inches A cents; Z inches
81 cents; 8 inshcs 20 cents.
JAMES VI. PRATT j. agent Cor the above Pipes
for this county Shop Immediately under Messis.
Efinger, White x Latta's hardware Store,
Lanca ter, February 30, 1851. 6w42
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1nsr-rmn nnLLARS REMARD.

A SMALL red Pocket Book, containing eight dol
N lars on the State Bank OF ONO; ten dollars IN n
Webster Bank notes, two dollars in silver and a small
kew. II was lost between Bish's Tavern and Lancas.
ter. ANY one finding the same and delivering it at
the Gazette Office will receive the above reward.
]. w. HLYARD.
lancaster. March 10, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01

THE METHODIST CHURCH SUIT his
much talked of case, a result OF the scpa'
ration of the church. has finally been set
down for n hearing in the United States
Court in New York city, on the 18th of
Nav next Counsel for the Iomplainants
the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
are Daniel Lord, ofNew York. Reverdy
Johnson, of Maryland, and Daniel Web
.,er. Of Massachusetts. For the defence,
the Methodist Episcopal Church, e. l.
Fancher, aud George Wood, of New
York, and Rufus Choate of Massachusetts,
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tlD
uGaax1
rIp1srIOy-

WIZ S,ockholdera Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington
and Isnesyille Railroad Company are hereby no
hhrd to meet in CIRcLEVLLE.OnIO. on Thursday
ue i1tH dgY ~ hag l.5l, for the purpose Of elect.
~ AtbhN DIRECTORS ior said Company; more
man ne necessary amount of stock having Lern sub
TO Law.
WE. DELAPLANE. WAyNEGRIgvOTD
GEORGE BENNETT IL. FRANKIIN
%. BALLARn JOUS LEST
Circleviiie, April u. Ia5f
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MoRn nd TnE rNINFORMEp.

TIVE Co-psrtnlr,hip her o;oiorp existing under tho
i firm namn OF i~LfSHuSD, Sex 4 BECK, has this
lav by mutual consent been dissolved. The notes
be specify settled, it Is hoa0d that all who know
,hem,elves Indebted - sail FIRM, either by note or
book account, viii avail th'mS.lyes Of this n~otce aud
Fall Immediately "A word; 20 the wise is sufficient"
The business will b. continued al the said stand,
No. 81, nain-strcet, LEncastei. Ohio.
RkINNUNH Il SON,
Mach u 1851 n
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DISSIPATION NOTICE.

VENHE Co.Partne-,hiP heretofore. existing IN the
| ENnIcu 4 Co. has been dissolved by mutual consent:
All those knowing themselves indebted to the old
firm. will confer a favor by calling and settling the
same Immediately.
The business will hereafter be conducted by J 3,
Cnprcu and J. E,rBroH, under the firm name of P. b.
Mi. EMBlCH The citizens of Fairfield and neighy
boring counties viii! find it to their interest to call AID
examine their stock of Hardware Cutlery, Nails,
Iron, SC, before purchasing elsewhere,
Lancaster, March |, 1851 Al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01

A liberal discount for cs.h in hand at tho date ol the
Invoice. There are nuw ON the shelves, ready for
sale in various sized fonts
7o,O'1 bS. Roman and Itdlic typo
1000 do Fancy TYPE
4,OUD do S,riii ana Running-lanl
5000 do Gcrm,n
5000 DO Ornaments
1000 fl Type-nutl Rule
10 O01 Il Brass Rule
Presses. Chascs, Wood Type, Ink, &c, furnished at
the lowest manufacturers prices, either for cash or
credit.
A large nurnber of new fonts have been added to ne
Foundry during the past year, among which isa com
plrtl assortment Of Germans both plain AMI ulnamcn-
tai.
Specimen Books are freely given to all Printing
Offices.
Printers Of Newspapers who choose to publish this
advertisement, i~nrlWiing this note, three times before
the first of August. Ia5l, AMI >,Ud mo ore OF the pa.
pers, will he paid for il in Type whrn they purchase
from mA, of my own mlnilscturrs, selected from my
specimens, five times the amount of their bill.
GEORGE BRUCE,
Nav |, 1851 10 Chambors-Strtet New York
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ENORMOUS Mass OF PuuG CorrEU -
We stated Il day nr Two since ihat the
Cliff mine on Lake superior bad more
copper uncovered than could be got out
by the present force in 'h'ee years. We
have hince ascertaiurl the dimensions of
one single sheet which they are at pres
eut working on, which presents the I"l
lowing almost Incredible dimensions:
forty feet long, eighteen feet high, and
from six inches to three feri thick. 1t
probably weighs three hundred tons, ond
the miners have not yet reached either
the end OF the top 81 the sheet 1t may
possibly be W. 81 three times as large as
has yet been developed. Tue public at
large are entirely in the dark in regard to
the riches Of the Lake Superior mineral
dlstricts.-N y. Tribune,
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NDWARD l.. sLoCUM. having n,r,b..,1.

UIUW MD I' LUJI ", having purrha sc1 tha
= entire stock Of Drugs aud Medicines of
george o. Beck. now oilers u sapelor Sll', together
with a large aud well selected my stock >, NJ Ola
stand, known as the City Drug store, where ma Y
Big louni q large sgd cOmplnt, a .sDrimcnt of Drug. Ne.
die'hes aud Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Sfuis. ,ilas,
Ware aud Window Class, Brnshc-, Grocrri 49,, Fancy
Articles, &c which viii be sold wholesale and refill,
upon as reasonable terms a. can be- purchased 10 tic
city EDWARD j.. sLOCUN.
Lancaster, april q, 1851 dkwAl
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WHCOSs! RU.G!MS!! PUMps!M

HNIIE undersigned still continues 70 manufacture at
his old stand on Wheeling street, every variety Of
WAGONS and HCGGIES, which will beEept oil hand
ready for ironing and also manufactured to order
They WILDE made OF the best material and in the
best manner,
PUNPS-He has alSo on hand and will continue to
keep the Eric, PcgnSylrania, F9mP, which are now
well known in this community as first rate article.
Thankful for past farors, h. solcitS a continuance
ot fine public patronage, He will as heretofore give
satisfaction 10 his customers. WESLEY MOODY
Lancaster, April 10, 1851 9mD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bibles and Tesla
L ments, PRAYER and Devotional BOOKS, sun ay
School and Tract Society Book the best Magazines
and choice stationery constantly kept at The BOOK
Store of JolN LEHMAN,
Lancaster, April "a, 1874 oil
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NOTICE.-onthe ScrcntcerM dayqf Wsy,is5

' al one o'clock =. 81 at the door al the court
house, in the town Of Lanrastcr, Ohio will be sold to
the highest bidder, the following real estate. as tho
property Of WIN Ingnonl. drcea,ed, to-wit ln-LOt
8. in CErpeutcr's addition 10 the town Of Laucss-
ter, Ohio, subject 70 tae dover estate therein Of the
widow.
Terms If Saie-Ona.third cash in hand, and the
balance IN two rgull annual instruments ' it'll interest,
Ap2raird AZ 40. GEORGE SANDEnSON.
'.iln'fgr If he Estqle Of I'm. GgmoHd, deceased
April 10 ISL AVG
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TNRESH ARRIVAL.-Thc undersigned begs
Il leave to invite the attention Of the citizens OIL Lan-
caster aud vicinity, to his Extensive Stock of
Groceries, at RETAIL, which for quality, variety
and price cdrnot be SUPPRESSED in this market.
The same variety of Stock is kept at his Shop South
of the msrket-houSc and at the same prices.
Lancaster, January 20. d3l JOHN LYONS,
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VALENTINE MOTT, N. D,

VALENTINE MOTT, VI. d.
prof. Surgery Med, College, NeW YORK., says:
at gives ne pleasure to certify the value X eiica-
cy of flyers Cherry p'ectoral, which consider Pccu.
I;5ry alSutad 10 cure disaa, SOS 1.-THE throat and lungs
THE RI. REV. LORD BISHOP FIELD
writes in a Ett,r to his friend. who was fast sinking
under an affection OF the lnngs:-"Try the CHERRY
pEcroa,L and if any medicine can give you relief,
with the blessing OF God that viii"
CHIEF JUSTICE JUSTICE.
Of Louisiana, writes that a young daughter OF his was
cured ofseveral severe attacks Of Group by the CHER
ny PECTURAL."
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
The Ca1adiag Journal Of Medical Science states,
That Asthma and Bronchitis SO prevalent in this in
element climate, has yielded with surprii & r2pidity
to 4yer'S Cherry FcrtOfdi, and We cannot too strong
ly recommend this ssil.ul preparation 70 the Procession
Let the reli wed sufferer speak for himself
llARTgORD, January %. 1871.
DR.. ]. c. Aypr-D.ar ~Sir:-Havin5 been rescued
from a painful and dangerous disease by your medi-
cine, gratitude prompts me to 5 nj You this acknowl.
edgmeht, not only in Justice to YOU, but Ior the mtor-
nation OF others in live %aiiliition
A slight cold upon the lungs, nagl 2ctad at tlrst. be-
came 50 severe that splitting OF blood, q violent cOugf
and proEuse night ,weats followed Nf'st ned upon me
became emlciatcd, could not sleep, was dis'r'ssc.
by my cough, anita pain through my ches', and IL
short had all III, Affirming symptoms OF quick com
sumption. No medicine seemed at all to reach m
case, until | Providentially tried Your CHERRY PFC
ToRAL, which soon relieved and NOW has cured me.
Yours with respect, l.. \. STENARI.
ALBANY, New YORK, April Ii, lSlS,
Or. Aver, Lowell-Dcar Sir have lor ,rars bee
afflicted with Asthma in the worst form; so that | hav
been obliged to sleep in my caair for . larger part {
the time, being unable to breathe on my bed, Ia
tried a great many medicines, to no purpose, until III,
Physician prescribed, as an experiment, your cHhH
NY PICTORIAL. It.
At first 1t seemed to make mo worse, but IN less 'n''
a wcckl began to expert nee the mps' Sr't!Nl"s ;'a"
from It's usr; and now, in four w1ciS, the dis'sS'l Il ~
tirely removed. can sleep on my bed win CON
fort, and enjoy a 5 ate Of hoalth which ead II, neVS Er eN
pccted to enj,y. HhOW'h o. : NAss
pREpARED 1YLc AVER, CHEMIST, Lowell Irraii
SolI in Lancaster bv C. G. Eeckbnd Or; VIZ hrsl
, dor. Nashville. by &. McFalden; and by Drugsis
=, generally. May !, 1871 "
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"
ARR YOU A Misunderstanding from diseases to
which females are generally subject, use DR.. s. d
llowe's Shaker Sarsaparilla-it will certainly cure you.
Male or female, old or young, ALI and Grcry Fdmt-
" should have this excellent Family medicine by them,
Call at our depot, or on one of our Agents, and get a
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find .tactSl facts"
factsW that can be substantiatcd by thousands OF liv-
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz that the
Shaker Sarsaparilla, as preparcdby DR.. S D, HOWE,
has been the means Of permanently curing more dis
eases to which the human family are continually sub
ject, than any other preparation of Sarsaparilla ever
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
IVA. this season of the year no medicine is more
necessary than DR.. Hocland's German Bitters. The
great stimulating powcrof these Bitters, and their pro-
porty of Graduating all impurities, and r%cnovating the
system, commend them highly, and, IN act all VINO
would enjoy good health should use them Inc press
is loud in praise Of these bitters. We can indorse all
that has been said in their praise, and, from personal
observation, we know them 10 be superior to the thou
sand nostrums forced upon the public through the me-
dium of advertisements, DR.. c NJ. Jackson in Phila-
delphia, prepares this medicine. See advertisements
1TIIoonand's German Bitters, pre- AIRED and sold
by DIR. Jackson, at the German Medical Store, l2OArcf
street, Philadelphia, daily increase in their well de-
served celebrity, for the cure ofall diseases arising
from arrangement of TIE liver. These bitters have
indeed, proved a blessing to the afflicted, who sho"
their gratitude by the most %fattering testimonials
This medicine has established for itself a name tina
competitor however willy their schemes or seductive
their promises, cannot reach. 1t gained the pnbh'
confidence by the immense benefits that have bcel
derived from it, and will ever maintain its position
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01

AN AMERiCAN.-Col. N. c. Baldwin,
of Cleveland. Ohin, has been faltpuing
an OK for eight years, until at length he
has obtained the enormous weight Of d..
600 pounds. a mile per day is the fast
est rate the monster can walk. He is IL
be transported East by water, and will be
seGt to London for exhibition durin the
Worlds Fair.
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Valuable Property for Salc.--I wish to sell
y the East halt OF Lot No. Q and Lot No. ), in the
18th 8 Iuare OF Lancaster, being the late residence OF
George Myers. Also the farm I live on two miles
East of Lancaster, containing 2U5 acres, all enclosed
and well improved which is the best and most desira-
bic farm AMI town property in the county and Will be
sold on easy terms to suit purchasers call and see
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-01
ID. A. mlRIIsON.

Attorney nj Law, Lancaster, Ohio,
oFFI(E-Ovor Smith& longs clothing store.
April 20, 1851 l3mo2