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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-19
GOLD NINE ON Pearl. STREET.,
LUCK'S OFFICE.
implements Furnished at the Mine

To.Day.-Carron County, Class IA prize of
500 Of 5000 l of $50, l of 1883 50, 20 of
~ 70 OF 400, 20 Of 200, &C. Tickets SIS.
wao. tickets in it,
Drawn Nos Bel Air, Glass; 7:
. 81 81 So 80 65 II 81 % "a 40 40 48 74l
tickets y 81 40 Two prizes sold and paid by
e,. IL 3ej LUCK, at the new Diggings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-19

"a We have III store very rich assortm Mt of
embroidered Whit, and colored Satin and Silk
Vests TO which we would invite a call. We will
td'e tGetn made 10 order az the shortest notice at
CHAS. H4RTWELL g. cos
&c 70 I07 Rroad otrao+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-19

VARNtsHES-CopaI, Japan. Ir.n a.u ..e.a ..r.
Varniahes, by the barrel or gallon, on low
terms, at BENNETT & BEERS. Drugg,sts,
10 IL l25 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-19
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 6TI
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREET

Y bETW CARY AND CANAL STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AECTION.-WilI be sold on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 26.h February,
lo5 upon the premises, commencing at 4 O'Clock
two framed dwellings, On the east line of 9th, be
tween Cary and Canal Streets occupied by Messrs
Thomas Suter and w. H. Suffer- The lots front
together SO feet extend in rear 130 feet. Besides
the two dwellings, there is on the premises a large
brick machine shop. Terms accommodating, end
made KIN own on the day of SALE
w COMM Amt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-19

o. DES IROUS TO RENT.-A small
M:a Il ouse for small family, in a good neighbor.
hood rent not to exceed $3.50 and convenient to Blu
siness Information to be left at this office
fa 12-0tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-19

= RNINE FLUID--IU 5bls. Burning Fluid
~ t-e,h. AMI double Distilled just received and Tor
ga to the trade q! nlanutactui ers' prices
t5j- O. A STRECKER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-19

cur. OLA M 1917. ~ "a osasr brs.As. .
~ e, NUM- re- isl IN bunaS-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-19

W AHTED-A good bOOK-KEEpEK w7o
has had some experience ia the Conmis.ion
oaslaeso. apply at This oaico fe -
n IL PEh>OSs are hereby forew.rned
~, rom haroo.ihg OF trusting my wife ELIZA
"a upon mr sceount, she having voluntarily
Ii y my bed aud board
r. ic-3tdltw- 1OHN ENEpp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-19

~ DUVAL'S AQDiTION.-Whereas, a sale of
certain real estats, owned by Alfred Mitchell, was
made at public auction on the 9th day of June,
1851, and the notes for the last payments given by
the purchasers having become fully due, and been
protested at Bank, and still remain unpaid, the pro-
perry will again be sold at public auction, on
TUESDAY, the 24th February, 1852, at four
O'Clock, being the same property which was for
meriy occupied by said Alfred Mitchell, near the
residence of Joseph C. Wingield, Esq.
Sc IL JAMES T. SUTTON, JR.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
rRLKGRAPH1c 1ErrIfloENcy
ArrIvni % lhe ArriIc


( NV YohK, Sept. iIs. .S-The Aretic. Ar.
rived here on Tuesday, at five O'Clock, fr,m
Liverpool. Cotton less buOyant, and price,
are in favor OF bdyers Corn scarce; Rich.
HrdsOn Brothers quote Prime yellow at 20,
@20s Sd, Mixed 2Ss Sd, Orleans White 2Os
Beef and Pork doll Bacon Bominsl-
Cheese inquired for. Lard uDiDprOyed -
The business trade Of Manchester is not Sc
buoysnt, but prices are steady. COnsols
closed at LOS. The manufacturing trade ol
France is disturbed in consequence Of the
Commercial Convention in Belgium.
The weather for harvesting, in North Eu-
rope has been favorable. Wheat crops
fine, and quality good. The yield of corn,
Barley and Oats, less promising. Cereal
crops In Ireland, every where beyond the
average heretofore. Blight 10 Potatoes
will not exceed that OF last year. Greater
portions Of Wheat, Barley, aud Oats crops
are safe in Scotland, and by the middle of
September harvest with closed throughout
England. Generally abundant crops.
The Africa arrived out on Saturday even
ing at eleven O'Clock and forty fge minutes
Robert Owens announces himself Par
llamentury candidate for Oldham.
The West India Mail Steamer Midway
arrived on the 9Th, with 81 100000 in trea-
sure.
Capt. Hay, of the list Highland Reg.
ment eloped and married daughter of Mr..
Conyngham. They have gone to America.
Great preparations were making for the
reception of Louis Napoleon along the line
OF the proposed tour. Petitions still pour in
for the restoration Of the French Empire
The Austrian Loyds says that Napoleon's
marriage with the Princess Vasa has been
postponed by the advice of the lady's ply
sician, but will certainly take place, and the
only alteration of the programme will be,
that the Proclamation Of the Empire will
Precedc, instead of following the nuptials.
Also, that il has been determined to con-
yoke the French Senate to obtain the de-
cision Of the people on the Empire question.
French Minister at Hague has been recalled,
and Dutch funds have fallen rapidly in con-
sequence. The French government has re-
duccd the rates ofinterest on treasury bonds.
Cavignac and Carnot both refuse the cand-.
idatureship of the Corps of Legislation.
The Debats express strong dissatisfaction
at the seizure of French fishing vessels
without previous notice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
darl,. Scott.

PlTTsBURGH, Sept. lS.-Gen. Scott ar
rived in this city tins morning al one O'Clock
A large crowd escorted him from the rail
road depot to the Monongahela House
where he took lodgings. This morning at
ten o'clock, a large number of citizens as
sembled in front of the Hotel, where the
General was introduced to the citizens by
Capt Naylor.
Gen. Scott responded in a short speech
in which he passed high eulogium on
Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania Regu-
lars and Citizen Soldiers.
ltwas then announced from the balcony
that meeting would be held tonight at the
same place, when the citizens would be adj
dressed by several distinguished Whig
strangers. The crowd then dispersed.
Gen. Scott will remain here until Mon,
day morning. when he will depart for the
West. ....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
FYSsri Boston.

DosToN, Sept. l8.-Mr. Taylor shoema-
kerof Natck, was murdered, and his wife
mortally wounded,la last night. There is evI-
dence of desperate struggle having occur
red between Mrs. Taylor and the murderer
Duncan Matherson, late in Mr.. TayIor's
employ, has been arrested on suspicion.
BosToN, Sept. 20.-Mr. Schenck, Amer
lean Minister to Brazil, sent by the Govern
ment to Buenos Ayres to negotiate for the
free navigation of the rivers, visited Urquis-
as at Palermo, July 26th, with Mr.. Pendle-
ton, aud was received with uncommon hon
ors. A salute fired and troops ordered out
Urquisas' speech shows very friendly feel
ing to this country. The following week he
would visit Montevidoe for an interview
with the Government of Uruguay. The En-
glsh and French Commissioners were at
Montevidoe. The citizens of Buenos Ayres
were much opposed to Urquisas, and wait
ing an opportunity to upset him. NJ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
Cleveland Market.

CLEAELAND. Sept. 20, lS52.--Weather
being unpleasant in a measure checks busi-
ness operations on the river. Receipts.
however, by canal, are fair, and more firm
ness in wheat market, with sales Of 10000
bushels Northern ahoat at 7sc 1000 South
ern at 75c.
Corn remains steady at about sea 52Ic.
Receipts light and all on the market taken
at above quotations.
Flour - Strait superfnc sells readily at
1919, and but little in market-demand
good.
Pork--Mess we quote SI8, 8,75@I9. Stock
light and sales for retail trade.
Bacon hams-II@I2c.
Fish-White dull $7@7,25.
Lard-bbls lOk@llc.
Butter--Firkin, l4@ l5c.
Salt--Market well supplied; aIes large
at ,25 for fine.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
MMg6lRn

ONEIDA, N Y, Sept. lS.-Last evening,
about O'Clock, Mrs. Mary Gregg, wife OF
Ephriam r. Gregg, OF this village, was shot
through the body while washing at her pan
try window. The shot came from the out
side, aud evidently from distance Of but u
few feet, penetrating the region OF the stom-
aeh. She fingered until about three O'Clock
this morning when she died. No trace OF
the murderer has been found, nor can any
cause be conjcctured for the commission Of
the crime
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23

MARRIED.-On the 18th inst, by the
Rev. G. r. Brown. Mr.. ISAAC II. BERRY
and Miss L. T. FOWLER, daughter of DR..
$. Fowler, all of Wyandotte county.
Away from up there, we acknowledge
thc cake. When the printer is remembered
afar off, it is sure sign of liberal heart
and good Wings. Happiness in all its
forms! prosperity in every shape! long
life! these We wish to them and theirs. But
just to think that our friend Isaac is caught
at last, and by a fo,eter-weu good marks
man always gets good game. s--
On the 10Th inst. by the Rev. P. C. Bena-
dun, Mr.. PETER ALLORD and Mrs.
POLLY REBURN, all of Pleasant Town
ship..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
Cattle Markets

PHILApELrHIA. Sept. 2O.--ofering Of
beef cattle for the week l,4OO; selling at
81 TO SO per 100 lbs. Hogs, 500 in n,arket;
sold from IS to 1925 per I00lb Cows-
$50 in market, at prices from s12 % $40
Sheep and lambs-GHmer from 81 TO 81.
lattcrsS so TO $3.50 according to,quality.
NEw YoRE, Sept. 2O.-2,l0 beevcs in
market, and sold at SO TO 80. Cows and
calves ranging from $50 to $50. 1000
sheep and lambs, SO to S. for former, and
1925 to S2.75 for the latter.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
n Z A % {!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD. A VIGOROUS LIFE.
OR A pERMATrRE IEATH

Oh A TERM Al UhE DEAL u
XIV ksIIi on Se f-PresfrVafion-0n Only 25 cts
This Boo' just published is filed with useful infor
nation the inirnities and diseases Of the Genera
tive Organs. addresses itsel alike TO Youth Man
ho9i and OA Age, and should be read by all.
The valuable advice and impressive warning II gives
"hl prevent years OF misery and suffering and save
, annually thousands oi lives.
Parents byreading il will learn how TO prevent the
destruction Of their children.
IA remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in letter,
ad tressed 10 DR.. KISKELIN, NoTthW est corner Of
Third and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine
streets, Philadep pa, will book, under envei
lOpe, per return Of mail
Persons at distance may address DR.. K. by letter
lPosI paid,) and be cured a. home.
Package Of Medicines, directions, &c, forwa ded,
BY seaIing remittance, ard put up secure from
damage curiosity.
BJ0g-sellers News Agents, Pedlerr canvassers, and
all others supplied with the above work at very low
ra'e5. september ~, 1862. Is
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned will offer at public sale. at the
IL Market ilouss in Lancaster on
0n Saturday Ihe I'd day OF October, 1859.
5Ss:sS The following property, to-wit:
SS ,., 10 Work Oxen, o pair with Yokes.
= One line BAY HORSE, one fine Fau.ily MARE.
Cne two horse Wagon, one Topped Bugcv,
One one-h horSe Wagon. Two set Of horse Gears
Three Saddles and one Sofa All Of the above pro-
per lis good and will be kept until the day of sal,
where due attend nce viii b. gwen bv me
= Six months credit will be given on al siifns.
September u, 1872. JOHN Lyons
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23

DIED, on the 10Th inst, in Greenfield
township. Mr.. GEORGE KLINE, uged Sc
years. II was one of the pioneer settlers
o!ths conunty, and opened his farm miles
North Of Lancaster in the year 1902, where
he continued to.reside until his death.
At the residence of his son, Michael EN-
bich. in Cincinnati, on last Friday, Mr..
PHILIP EMBICH, for many years resi-
dent Of this city. His remains were brought
to this place on Saturday evening last and
Inferred in the family burial ground in the
Lutheran graveyard.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
MET. ca,Anr rAFLoKs.
, SPRINGER & TROUT.

xe1 SPRINGER & TROUT, -&
IA HAVE received at their CLoTnmG, EsrAB.
ifI 4 4 LrsnMENT i'll Giesys building, between
ihe Hooking Valley Bank and T. W Tallmadges Ex-
change Office and have just opened large and exten-
sive assortment OF .u.
FALL & w INTER READY MADE CLOTHING
Which they will sell as low as the same quality Of
goods and work can be at any other esFab
under their own supervision and is consequently
perior tothat which is brought from other places.
They have also on hand, beautiful variety Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, vESTlNGS. &C..
Which they are prepared 70 Sa., f to order
are at all times prepared to make the best fit and in
the latest styles AAte ,0or iGiab be & ,oHrrasted
anime their stock and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they Faye enjoyed, they assure their old
customers and all others that they viii labor to give
general satisfaction both in tie quality and price Of
their goods and work SPRINGER 4 TROUT.
lancaster september II, 1852 .a.....t,.. .d20S
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
NEW ARRANGEMENT

44eEsSH TNRoM and after This day, the Coach
Sssz-sEx,--zk-E II cs between Lancaster and ColHm
bus will pass through Carroll, GIeencSstle and Vi
thopolis, and through jefferson and Winchester unit
ing at Grovepolt connecting with the cars at Colum
bus daily ,aa 'on. i
Time Of leaving Lancaster, 81 ock, AM. precisely
Time Of leaving Columbus, 8 o'ck. A. nj. precisely
Z Ample arrangements are made to carry az who de
sire to travel on these routes NJ. -. KRBlDER.
Lancaster, September l. 1859. d&w
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
LANuAsTER no C0tUMBUs.

sRas.sl57=EsSss THE PACKET LANCASTER.
FUNElE Fine Packet Lancaster will continue to make
u regular trips between lancaster and Columbus,
as follows:-Leaving Lancaster on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Sundays at o'clock. p NJ, arriving in CO.
nbus in time for the morning b aims Of Cars, either
to Cleveland or Cincinnati lea wing Columbus Mon.
days. Wednesdays and Fridays after the arrival the
Cincinnati train Of Cars. at half past eight o'clock P
NJ. and arriving at Lancaster at half past eight the
next morning. ~. ..,s......r .t 80 -,srl
For information in regard to passage or freight ap
ply on board at Lancasteror to r. Pelton, proprieor
al Columbus. II. II. JEFFRIES, Cdptdin.
September -, 1852. t''ffl '4s9H IS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
From Now york

-r-0 .H NEW ORk, sept. 2l--M.-
Advices from Para to August goth. yell
low fever prevailing confined chiefly to the
shipping. A few days previously a French
war steamer eame into port from Cayenne
iii search of provisions, and reported the
French coloAy in a astarying condition. Ar
rived--sloop of war Vincehnes, commander
Hudson, from Valparaiso, July I4th. She
had been absent three years., sailed 65 900
miles, and been in bort 80 times. p 80
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23

GEEMAHs foR ScoTT. The Germans Of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, recently heIda heet-
ing and adopted the following resolutions
n. RssoiDsd, Fhat for our western lakes
and rivers bordering on The several States,
we demand the same protection and seaport
from the General Government Of whlchthe
eastern and southern sea-shoso has had 50
large a share already s..I
=. ReyOluedD That We consider these
questions te main questions IN ihs present cam
pdfgn, and all the other issdes OF secondary
importauce. kfFTEf .qtHHI
8. Resolved, That Franklin Pierce, whose
political life shows him to be a seGLouS sup
porter Of the Siave Poioer, an enemycf Western
Riper and HarbOr improvements, an opponent
10 the Riqht of Petition, and an exclusive party
man, cannoi De the right man for the progress
of our Union, and especially mol the man for
our West.
10. Resolved, That WISFiLD ScoTr's
wounds and victories during forty years, his
well-tested talent for organization, his cir
cumspect conduct in South Carolina, New
York, and Maine, his humane care for the
sick with cholera, his escort Of the Chero-
KEGS, and his conquest of Mexico, his staunch
proclaiming Of his convictions, and his manly
GuoDal of errors tchen he tcas i0rong, appear to
us 10 be the best security that he is the right man
for our people and for our time.
IL. Resotved, That we Germans and Free
men, will decidedly repel any attempt to
shorten our political rights, on account of our
place of birth, or our different language and
habits; but that when we declared our in
tentions to become citizens of this country,
4
of this country that among these duties,
there is one of respect and gratitude to those
men, who have well deserved Of our new
fatherland that respect and gratitude to
WINFIELD SCOTT, who has bled and con-
quered and for forty honorable years labored
for his country, appear to us to be the duty
of all, native or adopted Americans and
that we, being adopted Americans, on ac-
count of this respect and gratitude, may well
forget one wrong, which we adopted citizens
are alone entitled to forgive. Gas it touched
none but uS) and which long ago has been
rcpented by him. rl o, se'ga
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
CALL AND SETTLE.

THE subscriber b4ing under obligations 10 close tn
l. business Of tn. late firm of MCBRIDE & MIL
LER. res ectfully invite all persons knowing them
selves ndcDtedt to said firm call and pay their notes
and accounts previous to the 10Th of December next il
delayed ter that time, all claims will be put into the
hands Of proper officers for col ection
Alillersport. sept. 2S lS52-3m G. c. MILLER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
ALFnrn for enlr.

'hE soeeraished viii sell Il prlssle sale sha Arm
- ~ usasi,s " tne Estate Of VIM IAN JoNrs, do
y, 60 -,ss.sss N Pleasant tow hshp, fairAeld evan
Y, lye nile ha'. q Laneasler sa eontsnng ahou,
0ss -, HHHdrsf and Treaty-sir Arrss ~ Lead me
-. lhs foaa runs ihr0ngh ths North part ofthe
Road runs thuugh the south part having sisut sr.
~ acffs on tho Soutl side ef tho Pike and snrAina
anial site Tor tuiiding purposes ON the 1,rhpiks
u &c premises confain abdut b acres b tifnhaf lad
sixty bcsring ins, aud also nuihbero Of cherry trees
and pear trsis. This buildings on the premisea ara
two story brick ho'sse 10 aewed Id Kitchen, and
other necessary bindings, and hewed log balh.
Tirrgis IF SSie--One-third Ia hand. one third In
nc ier, and one-thrd 10 two years. with intores;
i.le h' ierrcd pay ments till paid
posscsslon givsn hnmediasey For Iurthar part Z
eulsrs inquire oi MICHAEL JosEs the premise q,
or SALMON SHAw In Lancaster SALMON SHAW,
Aug %. Executor If William Jones. deceased
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
TEETH! .TEETnM TEETH!u

1T SCOTT, SURGEON DENTIST, eractly opposite
Il L. ne IalmnSge IfogSrhad over SasaIiey's Hat
Store, Lancaster, Ohio. i have very pleasant and
retired room; my present arrangement is permanent
and will be happy see my friends who may wish
to consult about their teeth My special business
in future will be- FIILING (PLUGGING) TEETH. /
have for nearly 90 been aiming perfection in
this particular operation because il is Of Intimately
greater Importance than all others. We can say with
entire confidence that all teeth be saved per-
mdnentty aud for life by filling every cavity as soon
as it be seer but II the cavities large and the
teeth have Rched, they cannot be saved Hence the
importance Of frequent tioEs by the Dentist
This plan vii b. the cheapest ultimately and will
obviSte the necessity of artificial teeth and save
vast amount of suffering.
have been residing in this city over twelve wears
and have, during that time; l,d more than sfxteen
thousand re, ,OJO teeth. warrant all my filings now
for 20 years and upwards and expect to spend the
rnainder Of my life IN Lancaster have fhs pleasure
of referring to the older physicians Of this city
9jAlways in my office duri & business hours
Respectfully, n-. ii. SCOTT
N lextract Teeth and attend to ether diseases
OF the mouth as usial. [sept 7--3m
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
Il G. Farrou's Celebrated Arabian Lfnmsnt.

II is an erroneous idea that disease cannot hr currC
except by taiiHg large quantities Of mrdicines int
the stomach, in grrnt many cases oi which much il.
jury Is done, though he disease m Poi be actgat
c:rci. The coats o. the somach by cinDu ID use o
nausvaing mixtures. FIRE IA h!y become 50 inurh dis
ord rn that the digest;ri functioa is Sfri1Hslg ijAr
ea tIe result of which is dyspepsia. nervmlsness
choiics, alternate diarrh,en and cos ivcue satulece
ri shmr, etc, etc Won 4 it not. thcr ior, be very
des ir,ba TO possess remedy, which being applied
citer ety would excite ila ab' orbents to Increased
action, nj thus carry of through this medium, thr
Antcr ouS principle which is the 6ircct caHSe nCthe
ji!easr' surely every thinning man will admit that
this wo.ll not only b. ,Ae most pleasant but by ial
safes means 10 effect the desired end The al
most II! erhuusn cures performed hy th Arabian ply
'cianS in the days Of old we're main effected hy this
course OF treatment, and tle Ingredients Of which H.
q. FhrFeLS Celebrated irGbidn Lili8lc't is com.
posed are exhact9j from rare plants peculiar to Ara
bio. This great Iniment (Which Is now 10 be had oi
most rcspechble druggists and merchants in every
town In the United Statcs) Is daily cilectihg cures
which seem beyond the power OF medicine 10 con-
consumption, bronchitis md liver compbints IN
their first stages, affections, indigestion on
largement Of the speen, scrofulous tumors, goitre
etc, etc. arc frequently cured, and diGdyS re icvet
by its use 1t is unsurpassed as an anolyne-reliev
ing severe pains in few inmates nter appiIcatiOn
soothes the iritated nerves, and produces that de
ltghtfu tranquility grntetui to the Invalid
SpranS, ,bruises wounds burns, throat, chibans
rheumatism sun pain, etc, cte are speedily cured
requiring external app iration it is eectuaIrc-
medy. i...'.--. ..-..-.. i. -.......... .,..
..,' LOOK OCT FOR COUNTERFEITS!, IL.
The public are cautioned against another counter
fst which has lately made its appearance. led W.
b. FGrrelrs arabian LiaimeEt the most dangerous
of all the countereits, because his having the name
of Farrell, many will buy in good faith without the
knowledge that cduntarfnt exists, and they will per-
haps only discover their when the spurious mix.
ture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by ii. c.
Farrell sole inventor and proprietor. and whoesa'e
druggist. No II Main street. Peoria Illinois to whom
all app cations for Agencies must be addressed BE
sure You get it wthte etterS ii. G before Farrells
thus--ll. q. FARRELL'S--and his signature on the
wrapper all others are counterfcits.
sod by @. KAIJ FAlAN X CO., Lancaster
and by rogu ary authorized agents throughout the u
nitcd States. Price 25 and 80 cents and 81 bottle
AGENTS WANTED in etery town. village and
ham tin the United States, in which one is not al
rchdy established Address II. G. Farrell as atova,
accompanied with good reference to character,
sponsibiity, etc. Sept GIN
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-23
From CuI,I.

New YORK, Sept. 2O.-The Crescent
City, from New Orleans via Havana the
l4th, arrived to-day, with 5lpassengers and
the mail. The Spanish war steamer Pizarro
was lost on the night of the llth, on the
reef entrance of Maricl. Few ships at Sa-
vannuh. City getting healthy. .-.....