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Woodcock, pr brace, 70. a 81
English snipe. :. "a. q 6s.
FRUIT AND GARDEN vEGE-
TABLES.
New potat oes. pr insure, Is,
Potatoes, pr bush, rs. q 9s
Peas IS. o So
Beans. ........,,.,3s. . 6s
Cabbage, per 100, ss
toauality.. 81 q Sc
Cucumbers, pr loo. los .sl4s
Squashes, per basket. .6s.
s'n tomatoes, pr bskt. ..12s.
" pr otis a Tic
Turnips, pr doc. punches, %.
/" pr buShel. SIS.
S'n corn pr 100 ears 0s.aios.
Apples( good prmealsc as.
: pine, pr doz 12s.alGs,
Mtron melons, per doz. 50
Pears, per measure. Sc.
Biackberries, per ct. .1ac.
whortleberries. :. ..12isc.
Peaches, pr.hf peck Is. a 6s.
CranberrieS. per quart. 18c.
Dates per Id. .15c.
Lemons, per hundred. Isl
Oranges, per doz. ID.
Plums, per quart. 25c.
Raisins, per lb. 1910.
Parsley, per bunch. -. loo.
Leeks, per bunch. ;. ..10c.
Onions, per quart. &c.
Ca,ilifiowers, pr.hd. 1Sc. ABS.
Artichokes, each. loo
Rhubarb. per bunch. loo.
Asparagus, per bunch. leo
Crosses, per quart, SO.
Salad, pr hundred, 6s. a 81
Spinach, per half peek. So.
Potherbs, per bunch 50
Radishes, per bunch. :. 10.
Watsrmslons, each, 12c.a25c
atty in each market.
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IMPRESS TO austria LIA.--BERroRD CO.'S
~ nsytrssular Express 10 sidney sna Fors mug 80
will he despatched per clipper Catherns Ausns ~
in charge Of special agent, Mr. HATTIE oi ny
Harris Bavdon Co.. 81 Pert Pnlp ana IA .arasis
by this Express viii DO delivered n AS 40 80,
themselves or This opportunity Al frssht ors , ~
~ nd blls soIieotsd. Small parcels reesysd
III a. az seSlng BgRgoRD CO., NO 2Astor Hopss.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS Il co.'s L. 8. NAIL EXPRESS FOR CALL
~ fornia Oregon, Sandwich Islands &o-0fhoe Ne. 81
Broadvay.-By the U. s. Msil steamer GEORGIA, on
Tuosday October 9th 1852 connecting at Panama With the
Pacihe Nail steamer TENNESSEE for San Francisco-
Our next regular monthy Express for Caornis Ore
&c, will be despatched above by the u. s. Nail
steamer GEORGIA on Tueeday October 9th, at o'clock
T. H. through usual in charge Of of freght
agents and special moFsenser-ahead Of all petition
Slippers will romemher that this the only Express having
guaranteed privileges the Pacific Mail steamers This
only Eyprcss whose suey accompany freight
through 70 dsstnatopgcing and returning WITH ths rsgu
lhfty Of the mails Tho only ayhg its oess
in 81 the principal cities sns towns in California toreEn
and the Sandwich Islsads with lines running 10 al the
mining districts. AID finally the only Express having
tho entire confdsnis OF the merchants bankers and The
public generally All freight 70 forward by this Express
on the 6tn ootobo must 10 delivered to US wsssrpreof
ndtion before the day Disabling 70 enable sonorn
with the government rs1uon for esrdinE and scaling
package should exceed b In weight or TX feet subis
measurement. small parcels and depstekss rsoevsd uh
elosk =. NJ, on Tuesday, 5th October.
4
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
M SEE THIRD PAGE. ga
DANCING ACADEMIES.


DANCING AcADEMY-sIGNoR A. GHERARDI, AS
BY 5 me beg. t. inv
sri Broadway will be opened for the reception papo
Saturday Oct l6 Days Of tuition for young ladies and
Thsssdays ooisel E Evening class
sy na vo a S
mics All addressed to Sll Broadway will
be promptly attended to-
AND dPI. tas pana No 5
take this oppSrtsnsy
now forming Juvenile dansI class wsdnssday and at
ssnsme
Monday and Thursday evening from O'clock Mr. Rpsssls
Schools and families attended. = - '''N'' ' '
DANCING AND wALTzING AT MONTAGUE HALL,
(GouT; street near Montague place Mrs a Ian
yn that she will p her school on wednesday, Oct
l5th Days Of Instruction Wednesdays and Saturdays,
sRe a On 4 s 1ss s Ss d
as sd IN Or sen
be at her residence No. 6S Count street Brooklyn
deaynes school corner Grand Greene win be
re-opened on Monday, Oct 25th.
DANCING ACADEMIA. MEYEN RESPECTFULLY
his ana w. Waher
me- 1ss0Is S he will also his school at
osSsr T. Every variety # new be intro
fgSs ~ faa
Walker street. Wednesday and Saturday, and the
tcusrs and references can as above from four to eight
o'clock PM; his residence, 5H Houston
second block from Broadway, daily, till one o'clock
EVENING CLASSES IN DANCING FOR LADIES
Droadway.-School will reopen 0ctober5 The books
now open at No "a Bowery, Book Store where those
DESTROYS of learning and gentee style
800, :, = 80 r. Z. II. BURNToN.
LJNRICo ALLIEyI BROTHERS, DANCING AoAD-
and the public that hs ths Hi the
above named saloon and will continue to teach all the
probation. Glasses and private lessons every day
I BREGL FERRERo, and her brother, EDWARD FER
ZERO fully their patrons the pub
No 81 s between FsS and
sixth u vhss they will Their soo9 for in
su0n ,1T ladies' and I
Evening aas. aondays sns a
~ p Private lessons and schools attended So!resi
and Fulton street, Brookya On Tuss S ': sns
MADAME GRAyIER DEsJARDINs' DANCING
~ Academy Clinton place Farewell seas0n.Aad ,ms
s.pIesspg hex .,,tuSe to hsT numerous puPS for ae
bs continued as usual Brooklyn Glasses At Mr. Bssssaa
4S Pierrepont street.
pRIvATE DANCING AND wALTzIEa ACADEMY
L s. Bond street.-Mr. Soaring takes pleasure in an
nesdsys and Saturday. at az o'clock; for sentlemsn
h and fdas s at g o
and private lessons given every day Boarding sehoos and
and guardians ~ formerly.
DRoFEssEUR DE DANsE EFT DE rENuB.-EU
gene Cora respectfully Offers his services the ladies
and gentlemen New York, them in the most
M nr S IN S &
where he hores TO merit BY his attention and assduty
artistic the Academy Paris, and lately pro-
ie'sOr Of dancing 70 the classes tina: asstg
knowledge OF dancing, in all its branches in few lessons
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AS'T4ULOGY.


MRS. PRkWsTER FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
A ders her seryiee to the lades and gentlemen Of THU
city, IN ArSo Y Love and Law matters 9:StpTsPs
Napoleon; and will tell TIE q the ady gsntlsnai
they viii marry also the names q tho ysers Residence
80 Great Jones street Bowery. Ladies hty oense
gentlemen one dollar.
THE WONDERFUL YEAR.-DR c. W. RoBACK,
sckncvedsed head q tie school Of modern Astroiory
s 9Td ,5s inform the rS h,' t yss &
for the practice o. Asroiogy and Ceomsaoy. The
but Year revelations n Vi. be more M eioar aad
perfect. than at ordinary times VIA. ssy he eat poet
TITS On the leap year tho planets tell our race
NSt only facts, but eireghlstsnee and place
AND unto man his destiny reveal.
s s6% sa's Chem i sacv ssF s as ny
pepe4ed your aar. may te Or Tader What deutasyon
labor, whether IN business, love, Law, sny creumsance
co. g soas aid from Dr. G." " SoBGcK street
ster " addressing him BY Letter vim zee from y 60 ~
hin a. bic residence.
TIVE WAY 10 THE -MATRINoSY MADE
Love rules the camp tie court, The grove
Tor love il Heaven, and Heaven Il love-
For loye-of ne the light divine
who, din they know some gentle charri
hSb. 'RT i've T ms sRs S spi IL is s ~ 2y ws
The road TO wediock would sou know
Delay not, but 20 ROUNDouT 90.
T .sd a,s ,pa n , q, S s6nes wings
Then seize the momena as they PASS,
Ere fall the last sands through the glass
At least, the present 10 Your own,
While all the future is unknown.
n happy marriage man or maid
May now secure by ROUNDOUTS aid.
Professor ROUNDOJT, Of New York. formerly o.
Sweden where has been the OF bringing about
Thousands Of happy marriage will send 60 any address on
receipt q dollar, post mid plain directions 70 enaps
ladies gcntemea to win the devoted affections o. ~
many OF the opposite tAer hearts mny desire ie
process s simple but captivating that all may PC
RED irrespective Of Appearance position anu
though MOI leee II be arranged with such sese
decacv that detection u impossible. Address itVissV'
RQUNDptT New lorh city psst psit
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DRoFEssEUR DE DANSE EFT DE TENUE-EU.
gene Cora respectfully offers his services the ladies
and gentlemen OF New York. to instruct them in the most
fashionable dances Of the day The attending his
rts last winter has induced him settle in this city
where he hores to merit BY his attention and assduity
share OF public patronage Having been for twenty
artistic OF the Academy Of Music in Paris and lately
lessor Of dancing TO the classes in that nsu
ton he is satisfied that he will be able npar thorough
knowledge OF dancing, in all it's branches, in few lessons
Private families schools and classes for gentlemen
spectfully solicited Please address, $50 Houston street
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WAIST PoWDER,-B. r. lABBITT rs TH4 oRrsS
nay inventor Of she Chemical Kesgi Powder vhIos IA
prepared and sold By aim a. Nos 81 and 10 Washaxses
bseca New York In TIN Those who purshAss sasnt
sss his lbsy tss shAt viva Vac above name On.
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Beef, rst'g p's,prb. 10 hal6c.
: corned.. Sc. q l0c.
ham .................l oc,
Pork....,...........l2Mc 10.
Mutton ......,........lV JUG,
Veal. ........ .l0c. a IL go.
Lamb, per quarter $50. a 81
Calves head s. #. pr set, 300
:! haslets, each. Zoo.
Smoked beef. .,...... II 10
Beef tongues, each, 5s. = 6s,
Bacon, per ID. 12lsc
BUTTER MAaKrr.
Orange GO. perlb. loo. al2c
New York. 1ec al9c.
Cheese per lb. Sc. a %,
English do. Zoe. l2iac.
Eggs, per doz. sloc. a l2dsc.
FISH.
Halibut. per ID. =. SC. 4 e.
Sea bass. s. a Ice
Blacklist ..............Sc
Blue1sh. q &c.
Weehfish Sc.
Salmon. 81 &c.
Eels. &c. q 10c.
Porgies ...............,4 10.
Cod Dish ................6 &c.
Perch. per h.. 80. &c. a Sc.
Mackerel, each. .121 sc.
Oysters, per hundred. ). rs.
CLAIMS " q. a 35.
Brook trout, per ID. 3s. a As.
Smoked salmon, do. .. lie.
Picked salmon, do. lie.
POULTRY.
Fowls, per pair. -. .6s. q Is.
Turkeys, each. -. 81 a 2os.
+" hen. 81 a lis.
Spring chick's,pr pr, IS. a 6s.
Geese, each. .6s. a %.
Ducks. per pair ..6s. Q 9s.
Tame pigeons, each. .1Sc.
Fruit of the very finest a
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GAETZ, LATE OF PARIS, TAILOR AND CHE
mister SIS Broadway invites the alton ton Of the pub
lie his we'll assorted stock fall goods Just
received from Paris, especially. lie calls attention to
the tasteful cut Of all garments made from his establish
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DINING AND TEA SETS
N Just opened few Of the cheap white Dining Sets
lis useful pieces for SIS Also real English China Tea
Sets complete A pieces for S. worth S. Chamber Sets 10
pieces from So to So Table Tumbcrs 81 per Dozen good
article that family wants Packing any part OF
the Union warranted. J. X. KERR,
So Chambers street. below Broadway.
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Family Provision Market,
PRICES AT FULTON MARKET ON FRIDAY, OCT. l.
GAME

MEAT BARRETT,
pn.F rate ma lay,h 1oLaJl
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DANCING AND FENCING ACADEMY, NO. 56i
II Broadway, two doors below Prince sreet.-Messrs
FREDERICKs RUSSELL take this opportunity Of inform
forming. Juvenile danci class, Wednesday and at
urday afternoons from oclock class for ladies' Monday
and Thursday afternoon from class gentlemen
Monday and Thursday evening from o'clock Mr. Russes
fencing classes and private lessons at all hours Of the day
Schools and families attended.
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DRIvATE DANCING AND wALTZIEG ACADEMY,
L So Bond street-Mr. Soaring takes pleasure ia an
nouncing the class days for ladies and young masters Wed
nesdsys and Saturdays st az oSiOsk for gentlemen,
rober 18th and 18TH Glasses will be formed other mes
and private lessons given day Boarding schools and
and guardians. "a formerly.
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S $4,000

Has been paid to Sam. Mo'la-
ry for the printing of the first
semi-annuaI session of the Ohio
Legislature. This is at luast
THIRTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
moe than the W rk would have
come to, had contracts been made
as the constitution requires. The
difference has gone to reward a
pariizan, who has been dcnounc-
ed by men of high standing III
his own party, as utterly unprln-
clpled and corrupt. Tax PAYERS
of Ohio, remember these things!
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rKLEGRAPHIc NTELLIaErcE.
Arrival or the AtIan1Ie.

NKw YoEK, Oct. 2.-Tbe Atlantic ar,iv-
cd. She leit Liverpool at past D. m. Of
the 22d. The City Of Manchester arrived
on the 2lst, from Philadelphia.
Wellington will be publicly buried at 81
Paufs Cathedral, but II was rot Jecidsi
when. The ship Thruston from Liverpool
lhe l'lh, with 4s5 Irish for New ORLEANS,
"1a '",a,y wrecked on the night OF the l7th,
T., TTa' ' ne1iord' and FIVE persons drowned.
Ifnss'a'h vas announced would not treat
with the coahtion States. Cholera abatino
Inc Osceoia, from San Francisco for Uono
hong' was lost on the China coast. Crew
saved.
Australia news 10 July Let are fayora.la
The Atlantic brings 800 passengers. On
the 22d, off Liverpool bar, she passed the
ship Shenandoah. Business in the manu-
featuring districts continues favorable
Good wheat brings full rates. Fayorite
brands -four scarce at extreme rates. Nc
Henry's Circular quotes bacon, beef and
pork extremely dull.
The London Times Of the 22d has ano'h.
or letter on American affairs, especially az
regards Cuba. The Ministers Of France.
the Netherlands aud Turkey returned a IA
yorable answer to memorials of the Chap
Postage A ssociation.
Lord Derby has returned TO London to
make arrangements for the funeral Of Wei
lington. Derby will probably be elected
Chancellor of Oxford University in the room
of Wellington. Cunard's letter to the
Times says the Admiralty don't interfere in
the construction Of his steamers and denies
the charged racing across the Atlantic.
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MR EnIroR:-You are authorized 10 an.
nounee the name Of JOHN SHARPER g.
candidate Cor County Auditor II the onsa-
ing October election.
Mr.. EuIroR:--Yon are anthoracd 10 an.
nounce the name ofIOHN N. LITTLE AZ a
candidate for Coroner ut the ensuing Octol
Der election.
Mr.. WEAvER:-Piease announce JOHN
ID. MARTIN, Esd, as candidate for Pros
eeuting Attorney at the October election.
MANY Worms,
MR. EDIToR.-By announcing ME. a. L.
SIMMONS,as a candidate for Sheriff Of this
county, at the ensuing election, you will
confer a favor on his many friends. II G.
lected, he will make an excellent and eff
cieHt officer. NORTHERN FARFKLD.
MR. WEAvER:-Please announce Mr..
ISAAC CONFER as a suitable person for a
candidate for the Office Of ASSESSOR OF Hook
ing and BeIne townships. MANY VorERs.
ED. GAZETTE;----Plsase announce the
name OF DASIED BAKER, of Richland town.
ship, as suitable person for Land Assessor
OF the I'd district, and obligo
Sept. 30. 1852. RIcHLAND TowEsHrP. :
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WINGS or ONO.

Rcmcmber, that a full vote. and
a vote of every mans honest con-
victions give us this State by thon-
sands Again, we ask our friends,
in every county and school dis
trlct, ARE YOU READY? The first
battle Is now to be fought Lei
the result be such that we can
send along The wires, tho glad Ii
dings of V1cToRY TO our brethren
in other States DO this and
the great battle Of NOrembcr is
aIre0Clv ,bOn.-O. s Journal.
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and
MOST ENERGETIC ACTION.
what Il few Votes will DO!

w fhlt IC" ONCS NS5t1 wv
Friends OF HAYNES and BEARD
,LEY!-iricnds OF ScnTT and
iRAnAM!-j Is. one word Tor ,cu
10 heel. o. 10 has nearly l3,G00
school districts, and there has
been no election in the State since
1914 ut which not less than two
Wings in Il dislrlct--30. 600 in
tho statr.--did not absent them
selves from the polls.
NV then. let every Wing who
read> tins paragraph tell this fact
to his Wing ncighbor, and make
a special com nlttee man OF him
and also consider himself spc-
cial committee TO sec TO it taat
this gear NOT ONE Wing in MS
district fails TO deposit his vote on
the 18th ofOctobcr and again on
the ID of November.
DO this through the State, and
tho Wing triulnplI at both elcc-
tons will be complete. Ohio
will then certainly give WINFIELD
Scorr her % electoral votes,
and place his election to the
Presidency beyond question.
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MARRIED. on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
J. Wagcnhals Mr.. JOHN CASTER to Miss
ELIZABETH GoSS, Of Pleasant town.
ship.
On the % inst, by the same, Mr.. JAMES
w; MCBRIDE, to Miss BELINDA +.
HEGE, OF Amanda township.
On the Both September, by the Rev. ].
Schlosser, Mr.. FREDERICK KOURT
to Miss PHEBY GUNDER. all Of BaIti1
more Ohio.
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u ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDER.--T,r.
PonANT TO DYsPEPTIcs--Dr. J. s. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSIN, The True Diznstire Fluid or CaStTir Lire
prepared from EENNET. or ths FoUArH sronAeH
OF TmE Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBIG the
great Physiological chemist, by J. =. lloUGHToN, NJ
D. DPhiadclphia. This is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia Jaundice, liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent the GaSfrie Juice
Pamphlets contaning Scientific evidence OF its value
furnished by agents gratis. See rotice among the
medicaI advertisements. A
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rmE TELEMRAPM LINE.

LITTLE & DRESBAcHs,
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, betvssu j
Lyons Grocery and p. Ropes
Hardware store,
HAVE lust received their Eau and Winter sfoek
II Of Dy Goods, Groceries, Qucensvne, Glass
ware, Boots and Shses, cotton Yarn Batting WAlpa-
per, Bordery Window Blinds; Carpets Blankets Ffan-
neis etc. etc, all of which have been selected with
care regards quality, styles and prices and will be
iold at the 'owest market prices We invite our old
friends and the community in general TO come and
sHanin1 our stock before buying elsewhere, as no
pains will be spared IN give entire satisfaction TO- all
whO will favor us with their custom.
GEORGE n. LITTLE
CHARLES DRESBAcH,
SAMUEL d. DRESBACH.
Iancasier. September %, 1859 90
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LANrASrEn no COLUMBUS.

s;..s..,l,ll15sze-s s;!j..,,l15szees THE PACKET LANCASTER.
TRNIlE Fine Pscact Lancaster will continue to make
Il regular trips bet Heen Lancaster and Columbus,
IS ful!owS:--Lcating Lancaster on Tuesdays, Thurs
LAYS and Sundays at o'clock, p NJ, arriving in Co
ubu in timaior the morning trains OF Cars, either
10 oCtevcand or Cincinnati; wing Columbus on Mon
iavs Wednesdays and Fridays after the arrival OF the
Cincinnati train Of Cars. at half past eight O'clock p.
NJ and arrivingat Iancaater at half past eight the
next morning.
For inf rnnlion in regard to passage or freight, ap
py board at snca,t+r or TO r. Pelon, proprietor
at Columbus. Cnnibnses are in cdiness at Columbus
20 carry passengers between the packet and the
both ways. IL. Ii. JEFFRIES, Captain.
September 90, 1852.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

Ys@ LNRoM and after This day. the Coach
HE-nGz-z1@E es between Lancaster and Comm
bus will pass through Carroll, Greencastle and Ii
thopos, and through jefferson and Winchester. unit
ing at Groveport, connecting with the cars at Colum
bus daily. -..
Time Of leaving Lancaster, 81 o'ck AM, precisely
Time Of leaving Columbus, 8 ock, A. M. precisely
Ample arrangements are made to carry all who de
sire to travel on these routes M, KRElDER.
Lancaster, September 1. 1852. d&w
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Another Accession.

Judge James Spencer, ofHocking county,
formerly a member Of the Ohio Legislature,
tells us he will vote for WIEFiELD ScoTT,
this fall, and thinks that the General has
done more for his country than all the rest
of our public men put together. He has
never voted Whig ticket yet. He is a
gentleman of high intelligence and inau-
ence.-Sci. Gazette.
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LADIESl

4 fOME and examine our stock Of cashmeres De
~ Lanes, serinoes, AlPaeas, Lustres, PLATA Black,
Figurrd Edtsney Silks, Ginghams calicoes chntzes,
,ilE, satin, EeyetAnd straw Bonnets; silk Cs1Imere
Woo and Blanket shAwls; rich lot Of Bonnet and
Neck Ribbons Dress Trimming Worked collars and
linen handkerchief, just received and for sale cheap
by LITTLE & DRESBACHS
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IS 4 So 2db.

This is the sum paid by the last Legisla-
ture for servants, in the way of Clerks, Ser
geants-at-arms and Messenger boys, to wait
upon them. No wonder they did poor work.
Men who require so much waiting upon,
are never fit for ANYTHING else.
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Real ESI:ltc mt Privatc Snle.

TIME subscriber offers at private sale an excellent
j. farm of2i2 acres Of land, situated on Clearcreek,
in Madison township, about four miles southeast of
Amanda, and eight miles south Of the city of Lam
caster joining the south the land of Lewis Youngs
milltact nthe west the lands of Isaac Wolf and o.
rem Abbott, ON the north the land of Robert Fowler
On 0ad farm there is about 100 of cleared land
undercultvation and the balance first rate timbered
On it are TWO DwELLISa HOUSES, and Orchards Of
choice Fruit is we'll watered with good springs and
NEVER FAILING STREAM RUNNING THROUGH IT,
including the water privilege for GRIsr other
Mill with from 20 to % feet fall near the road.
For further information apply to the subscriber in
Lancaster, Ohio. GEORGE WEISZ.
July II, 1859 -4.-- lm'1l
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2.--General Scott visit
ed Jeffersonvile and New Albany, Indiana,
to-day, where he received most enihusias-
tic reception. General Wool left to-day for
Cincinnati, where he awaits the arrival Of
General Scott.
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LIVER ooMPLA1NT.

JaundIcr. DyspFPsJs, Oh ronio or Nervous
Debility Diseases Of the Kidneys,
A Nd all diseases arising from dsordered LiveI
N and Stomach, such constipation, fullness, OF
blood to the head acidty othe stomach nausea heart
disgust for food ullness weight in the stomach
erucatons sinking or huttering at the pit ofthe
stomach swimming Of the head, hurried aud difficult
breathing iuttering the heart, choakingor suoea
ting sensations when in Lying posture dimness Of Wis
n dots webs before the sight, fever. dull pain in
the head deficiency Of perPratDn, yelowness Of the
skin and eyes pain the sde back chest, limbs &c.
sudden ushes Of heat burning in the hesh constant
maginings of evil and great depression Of spirits.