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ANhAo
and d gree among manRInd-all OF which. without
one dissenting objection, pronounce this Ointment to
be GOOD,
As day by day itunoLtrusively extends its sphere
of action along the borders Of our vast country, andis
circulated throughout its extent, new evidences ofits
power and new proofs of It's efficacy are continually
developed Three millions Of boxes, applied to dis
ease within the last four years have established the
astounding fact. beyondthe power Of cavil or cont a
diction, that il is INFALLTbIE in the cure Of all Tu-
mors, Ulcers, Sores, Burns, letter, Piles, ScrofulA,
Erysipelas, chilblains, scald Head, sore Eyes. Quinsy
Group, Rheumatism, Broken Breast. Ague in the Face
oorns, SC. II completely restores the Insensible PER.
sPIkATIoN, and by this means opens those avenues by
which nature intended to oxpel the morbid matter o
the body thus is the system cleansed: the blood pu.
rifed: and tho health restored
II has power to cause all external sores, Scr0ful.
Gus HumOrs, and Poisonous bounds to discharge
their putrid matter: and then heal them tits rightly
terme' All Healing, for there Is scarcely a disease
external or internal, that it will not benefit. ] have
used II forthe last fourteen years for all the diseases
OF the chest; consumption and liver; involving the ut.
most danger and responsibility; aud ] declare before
heaven and man, thatnotin one single case has II fail.
ed to beneftwhen the patient was within reach o.
mortal means.
J. McALiSTER. l4I Fulton-st., NewYork Sole Pro
prietor. A, S. HENDRY, Agents for Ohio.
Sold by E. L. Slocum and Otto w. Kraemer, Lancas
ter; f Kalb, Rushvillet W. Reed, Carroll; M Camp
bell, Pickerington; LeonAPdAnd Brother, Basil; A. +
Mitthoff, Lockville; Samuel Bartlet,A Winchester;
Endsley, .LtthopollssE Geohegn, Baltimore; ]. Clay
pool. New Salems j, and s. Henbee, Amanda; DAME
Hawkin. Sugar Grove; Ashbaugh and Beery, Bremen
October %. 1861 90
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P~IcKPocKFTs IN BpsTJN.--This business
seems to be in u GouriShiag condition in the
city of notions. The Posi- has the following
record ofone days pocket.picking:
John Green, OF Baltimore, had his watch,
valued at Sl75, stolen on Tuesday, while in
the street. B. II. Mayo, 10 Morton place,
WINS robbed OF a watch and chain valued al
$50. Mrs. Buttrick, from the country, was
robbed ofher ~portmonnoie, containing $40.
Dennis Seaman was arrested in School
street, In the act Of pickinga pocket. On
Monday evening, ut the Howard A%theneum,
John Brigham, of Concord, N. H., was rob-
bed Of SO and a ticket for California in the
ship Golden Eagle.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The Cherokee
has arrived, and her officers report that they
were graciously receivsd at Havana. That
the mails, passengers, and officers, including
Smith, were PERMITTED to land without him
draRce.
The Captain ofthe port ~intinoted that the
difficulty had all been settled.
The Havana papers exult greatly, and
consider it a triumph on the part sof the
Spanish government.
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DECISION IN A DoRRITE CAsE.--The Uni
ted States Circuit Court for the District of
Rhode Island were engaged several days last
week in the case of John s. Dispeau VS. John
N. Olney. This was an act of trespass and
arrest, and arose out of the troubles in that
State in 1912. Mr.. Dispeau was an active
member Of the Dorr party, and was arrested
in Pawtucket, while the State was under
martial law, by the defendant, acting as COM
mander OF a corps Of military stationed at
the above-named place. The complainant
was under arrest Tor the space Of about an
hou-, was not ill-treatcd, and the only object
in bringing the suit seems to have been to
test the validity of the acts of the Govern
ment while suppressing the Dorrite move
ment Of 1912. The case has been over ten
years in court, and was brought to a close on
Friday by the jury rendering a verdict for the
defendant. The decision in the case was
looked for with considerable interest by all
parties in the State, from the peculiar nature
Of the circumstances and the tedi0usness
which has marked its progress since its COM
menccment. The verdict was special, and
given for the defendant, on the ground that
he acted in good faith and under orders from
his superior officer. The costs in the case.
which the plaintiffhas to pay, are estimated
at 81 500 or s., 1000.
We call the attention ofthe people of all
parties to the above decision. We say that the
Courts have in every instance decided against
the legality of the famous DoRR insurrection
The United States Courts now decide the
same way.
A few days since, q communication up
peared in the Ohio Statesman, urging the
claims Of this same THOMAS w. Dom to u
seat in PIERcE's Cabinet. We would like to
see the Rhode Island fiilibuster brought up
before the Locofoco Senators from the South
for confirmation as a Cabinet officer. We
venture the assertion, that a Locofoco SEN
ate would neUer confirm him. They would
not dare to do it, and knowing these things,
PIERCE will never dare to appoint DoRR To
any post that requires the confirmation OF
the Senate.--Journak.
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Marble. snnds1onc nnd Frecstnne Enrtorr.

Marble, Sandstone and FreestOne Factory.
! fE'JR Machinery is nov in successful operation, an
~ persons wantrng any Of the following named ar
tcleS, would consult thair own interest an confer z
favor by giving us a call.
MONUHETTS oil Marble, we will furnish at a
short notire.
HEAD AND FOOTSTONES Of the same: we
have Of beautiful forms and highly polished.
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in a grca,
variety Of forinl. Head and Footstones of the same
an oil Froastona.
SANDSTONE FOR BUILDINGS. Sc, Rarge.
work, Caps an 81 l., Capping for walls or Chirnncys,
Flooring for Porticos, Tagging for WALKS or Sp, ing.
houses, Columns, Gate OF Fence posts. weIl.tnns aud
Hearths. A. ]. LILLY Il Co.
Lancaster, Nav 10, 1862. diva
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C0LoRs AND FAsHIoNs.-Violet is hew
now become very fashionable. 1t is the col
or OF Napoleon, aud therefore popular in
France; while in England it will be worn in
token of mourning for the Duke of Yelling
ton. Bonnets made of kid leather, which is
termed dipthera, are becoming somewhat
known. The fronts only are made Of leath-
er; the crowns are of silk or velvet. Jet or
naments of every description are in high
favor. A new head. dress, called the couture
Isabella, has appeared. 1t is Of lace, in the
mantiIla shape, covering the back OF the
head, with long-pnint d ends descending to
the knees, 80 that the whole figure seems
enveloped in lace.
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THE IcARIAN COLONY OR COMMUNITY
The Icarian Colony, in Illinois, composed
chiefly Of French and German emigrants.
and which admits emlgrants from all other
countries, when they adopt its system If So
cial and political organization, is engaged at
the same time in agriculture and industry.
II cultivates several farms which have
yielded this year beautiful and valuable har-
vests. 1t has gathered over 1900 bushels
Of fine, good wheat, over 200 bushels of ex-
cellent sweet potatoes, over $500 bushels of
very good Irish potatoes, from Is 900 to co.
700 heads of cabbage, which it is now max
ing into krout, besides many other vegeta-
bles, onions, carrots, beans, t~urnips, &c,
and it is now engaged in gathering 5000 OF
5000 bushels Of fine corn, which is brought
in the husks from the prairie, by wagons,
and husked by the entire community, before
it is sent to the community mills. They
have nearly finished a large ediice of cut
stone, designed for n school for the ~Icarian
children. It is the intention of the Com
mun'ty to build another ediice, and receive
into its school American children. 1t it al
40 about to r%eorganize its concerts and thea
tres. A portion Of the hall will be reserved
for Americans, thirty or forty of whom will
be admitted each evening, provided they pro-
cure tickets.
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Murder by a Funeral PARTY.

CINCINNATI, Nov. ga party of about
forty persons on horseback, while return
ing from a funeral yesterday near Louisville,
commenced racing, and coming up with DR..
J. W..CampbeIl, of that city, who was rid
ing into town, knocked him down, killing
him instantly. But one Of the party was ar
rested, and he has been held to bail for man.
slaughter
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BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.

m EXTORK, SON s WORK would respect
Wv fully inform the citizens of Fairfield
SN~H~'and the adjoining counties. that they are on
&c. hand as usual, attheir old stand one door
West of Slocum's Drug Store with a large and
splendid assortment Of everything in their line.
Their Spring purchases have been selected with
care and are larger than usual.
LADIES! We havetaken special carcit making our
purchases So as to please you.
We have a little ol everything, from a JENNY LIND
BusKIN down to the smallest children's shoes.
We have also on hand and are prepared to maketo
ORDER
GenHcmen'S Ruskin and Seamless Caters, Con.
5ress Boots, &c. We also have OH hand Ladies' Gum
Shoes.
FINDINGS. &c.-We arc also prepared to furnish
Shoeu,akers and Finding Stores with Findings ofevery
description, such as Kits, Pegs, ~Boot-web6ing, Shoe
Sl ings, Laces. sc.
sole Leather. Morocco bindings, Sc, always on
hand.
In addition to the work on hand, We are prepared
as heretofore to manufacture everything in our line.
Our own work needs no Recommendation We hope
by proper attention to our business. to secure a fan
share of the public patronage, as VIC will always be
on hand to wail upon our customers and do ourlestto
please them
WANTED.-The subscribers will take ono ortwo
good and industrious boys to learn the Boot and Shoe
making Business. WORK, SON & WORK.
Lancaster. May 10, 1859. Q
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GREAT REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.

GREAT REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.
AM just now r~eceiving and opening out q large
Il and well s~lected
Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
which am determined to scllas low as any other
House in Ohio.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
who wish to purchase will find the following articles
to-wit:
Dress Silks, fancy and plain; Silks do; Fancy LAWNS
silk Bercges, Fancy Delanes, Calicocs, Ginghams,.
White and fancy Robes, embr'd; Parasols and Fans,
all kinds; White damask Grape shawls
Worked Cuffs, Sleeves and collars; Bonnet Ribbons
French and fancy flowers; dress trimmings;
Dress buttons, ofall sorts; sill, and linen
New style Ronnets,
Edgings andlace; black silk lace; new stylebloOmer
combs: superior Polka; Marseilles Vestings;
Cloths and cassimeres, S~attinets, Jeans and tweedsis
Muslins from I to l ! yard wide, sheeting;
bleached muslins, cotton yarns, tickings, ~bagging;-
Leghorn aud Palm Leaf Hats, new styles
Batting and Queensware. q very large stoekof-
ROOTS AND SHOES;
and prices to suit customers.
ALI those who will tavor me with a call before theH-
buy elsewhere, will be saving money bv doing so.
Lancaster. April n JACOB PL0UT.
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Gtors, Hamm.rs Premium Essentt Of Cofs,

MANuvAcrraRp Ut DASrRL BoHLPA& co
One Package at 10 cents tpiH savs4 lbs. Of Cosee,
'yNiIIS Essence was lately awarded with a silver
1 media in he American Institute, View York, also
with thp first premium for such articles In the Fran
in ~lni'itnse, PHILADELPHIA.
Sod Wholesale md Retail. 1t the proprietor sole
Depot,2 l8 Observation-Disclosures ,Philadelphis. Also, forssle
by our Agents, sn1stthe principal Drug and Grocery
stores throughout the United States.
This Essence has been proven by many thousands
of the richest and most respectable families, as well
as by tho poorer class OF people, almost through the
whole United States, to be- by far The bsst preparation
Of coffee ever offered TO the public. Coffee made by
this Essence is much more who esome, more delieate,
finer favored, perfectly clear, and, in every instance,
superior to the tinost Java Coffee.
Ia order to give fail satisfaction and proof that the
above article Is perfectly healthy, and to show some-
thing ofthe deserved reputation IL has gained and just
msnaations, p%articu arly relating TO heath, from DIR.
Booth and DIR. Chiltoa, practical chemists and Analy-
sits Of the cities Of Philadelphia and New York.
College .ApPnLIe, Tenth street, beloIc Market, !
Philadelphia, September 4, 1851.
have examined the essence o Coffee mAnufactnr-
ed by Hunmsl, Boiler B CO., and find that il. con-
~stituents ars not in the least injurious to heath, il
may be used Freely and with reTsest safety
Pro. of Chemistry applied to Arts. Franklin Institute.
No. 70 chambers street, NeIo York, Aug -, le5I.
have examined an article prepared by Messrs.
lIumHef Bother and co Philadelphia, called Essence
of coffee, which is intended to be used with coffee,
for the purpose Of improving Il, ! find it free not onl y
from any thing injurious to health, but, on the con-
feotly wholesome. J. R CllILTON, Nj. u. Chemist.
Forsale BY G. KAUFMAN 4 CO., Agents,
and other Druggists and Grocers generally
Lancaster, Ohio, August 3, 1862
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VICE PRESIDENT KISG.-Many papers on
the receipt OF the intelligence of the death
oil the Hon. VIM. R, King, dressed in typo
graphical mourning, and some of them fol-
loved the announcement Of his death with a
long biography.
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SPEAKING of the Weller, Douglas & olds
"YOung Democracy rally, in Washington,
the Repabic says
1t is some consolation to know that the
gathering on The occasion was small and
select. Ofthe truly great men ofthe party
not one was there. young America had
il all TO itself: and hnrd work it must have
had. seeing that the muster did not exceed
40, all told; and the cheering. according to
the reporter, was tremendous"
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THE KAFFTR WAR.-The Cape Town
Mail, of October 9th, says
THE Kafir war appears to be gradually
drawing toa close. BY a series of vigorous
operations Gen. Cathcart has at last effec-
tually cleared the Waterkloof, and a body
Of troupes are left in possession Of that
noted stronghold, which had so long afforded
shelter TO Macomo, and the hordes of the en-
envy who were most Immediately dangerous
to the frontier district. This important work
was accomplished between the l4th and
18th Of September, by a force of 1900 troops,
having with them four guns, and led by his
cxcellency in person."
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"Row IN TAmMAEY HALL."-The New
York Herald, a regular organ Of the L.ocofo-
co party in New York, publishes a rich ar
ticle under the above caption. We have
not room for the whole but copy enough of
il to give an idea ofthe character Of modern
Democracy in that particular quarter II
seems That a committee had met to make ar
engagements for thr primary election OF con-
nittees, &c, foe the ensuing year. When
such scenes are perpetrated ina civilized
community, and the Urginators the profess
ed Democracy o the country, who are now
so largely in the ~ascendcni, it is enough TO
make one tremble for the safety Of the Uni
On:-
The main question was then called for,
and was about To be put, when Mr.. john 5.
Austin, and one 0r two others, entered the
room and uttered threats. He was request
ed by the chairman to retire, as not being a
member. He refused to do SO, and took u
seat. The chairman then deputed Mr.. Nc
Intyre, of the Fifteenth ward, and Mr..
Leonard, of the Second ward, TO go to the
station house to obtain u police force to pro.
tect TIE committee, there being at that time
a tremendous force outside, shouting and en-
deavoring to come in. Mr.. Barr then re,
qucsted Mr.. Austin to leave. He agreed
to do 50, but u signal cry being given at III,
instant, the door was burst in, and a torren
Of men with their hats off and thei
sleeves tucked up, and well primcd will
drink rushed forward, some Of them fingin!
pepper boxes, some tumblers, and SOM
chairs, md whatever missiles phrenzy coul,
supply, at the obnoxious heads Of the Hun
ker session of the committee, while other
used their fists vigorously. The scene wa
frightful!s The lights were ~extinguished
and the yel.s made night hideous. TIL,
committee was broken up, and member
were compelled to fly by various avenues
through which they were pursued by thei
assailants. Mr.. Schell was struck by
chair, and his scalp was cut open from III,
top ofthe head down to the temple. TIL,
injury was very severe. The wound wa
stitched and dressed by DR.. Hilton, and Mr.
Schell is ever since confined to the house,
We have heard that in the confusion and tn,
darkness some members of the B%arnburne
section received knocks intended for others
There was also considerable skirmishin.
outside.
The majority of the committee repaired
to the Astor House for safety and for
rendezvous, and they agreed informally Il
cal. o meeting at Tammany Hall on Wed
nesday next, when the call for the primary
elections will be acted upon. They alsJ
expressed their determination to prosecute
their ussailants and all who aid. d and abet
ted them, to the utmost rigor of the law.
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Many years of trial, instead of importing the pub.
lie confidence in this medicine, has won for II nm APP
probation and notoriety by far exceeding the most
spnguine expectations OF its friends. Nothing but its
intrinsic virtues and the unlnistaksble benefit confer.
rcd on thousands Of sufferers, could originate md
maintain the reputation it enjoys. While many inle.
rior remedies thrust upon the community have failed
and been discarded, this has gained frients bY every
trial, conferred benefits on he afflicted they can No.
yer forget. and produced cures too mum arous and too
remarkable TO be forgotten.
While IL is q fraud on the public to pretend that any
one medicine will ~infallibly cure-stin there is album
dant ~proofthat the CHERRY PICTORIAL does not only
as a general thing, hut almost invariably, cure the
malades for which it is employed
As timn makes these facts wider anil better known.
this medicine has gradually become the best r 'liance
of the afflicted, from tho log-cabin o. tue american
peasant, to the palaces Of European Kings Through
out this entire country y, In every State, city, and in
deed almost evory hamlet it contains, oHERhY Pro,
ToRAL Is known as the best remedy ex;ani for dis
enses Of the Throat and Lungs, and in many foreign
countries, il is coming to be extensively used by their
most in,elIigtn mt Physicians In Great Britain, France
and Germany; where the medical science have reach
cd their highest perfection, CHERRY PICTORIAL is in
%troduced, and in constant use in the Armies, Hospitals.
Aims houses, Pub ic Institutions, and in domestic prac-
tice, as the surnSt remedy their attending Physicians
can employ for the more dangerous affections oil tho
lungs. Also in milder cases, and for children il is
safe, pleasant. and %efFectual to cure. In fact, some OF
the most ~tiattering testimonials we received have been
from parents who have found II etlicacious in cases
particularly incidental to childhood
The CHERRY PICTORIAL is manufactured by a prac-
tical chemist, and every ounce of it under his own
eye. With invariable accuracy and care II is sealed
and protected by law from counterfeits, consequent.
ly can DO relied on as genuine without ndulteration.
We have cndeavored here to furnish tho commu.
nifty with a Hsdicine Of such intrinsic superiorit v
aud worth as should command itself to their conf,
dence-a remedy at once safe, speedy and ~eiTectusl
which this has by repeated and countless trials PROV.
ed itself to be; and trust BY great care In preparing y
with chemical accuracy, o~funiiorm strength to affort
Physicians a new agent on which they can rely fol
the best results, and the afflicted with remedy tina
will do for them all that medicine can do.
PREPARED BY J. Q. AVER, oHESusT, DWELL, MAS
Sold in Lancaster by Kaufman d co, L. L. Slocun
andDr. NJ. z. Krcider, Nashville, +, Kalb, and b,
Druggists and Dealers in medicines every where
November a 1852 Sm25
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Ono AND Pennsylvania RAILROAD
The receipts on the Pennsylvania and Ohio
Railroad, during the month of November,
were: From passengers, 1919, 497, SO; from
freights, $l0.77S, 30-total $40, 275, 93. The
receipts of November exceed those of any
previous month, except October, notwith-
standing the rise on the Ohio river, aud the
opening of the Lake Shore line.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING
CO.Partncrshin.

VOsT'HTInCfShIp.
TNHE undersigned hastaken into partnership in
J. the Saddle, Harness and Trunk manufacturing
business, JOHN ii. MATLAcR, and the business viii
hereafter bo conducted under tho firm name OF LII.
TLE& MATLACK. The patronage oil the public
is respectfully solicited.
IFAll those indebted to the subscriber. arc earn.
estly requested to call aud settle as the old business
must be closed up. JOHN n. LITTLE.
March 50. 1852. d&w4S
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NEwBuRYPoRT CorroS MrLLs,--Ata re-
cent meeting Of the stockholders ofthe man.
uGactories at N~ewburyport, II was found that
he profits for the last ak months had COM
pensated for the depression and loss Of the
last yenE,es follows: The Bartlett Mills have
made a profit Of nearly. $4,000 in the last
six months, aud have declared a 8 per cent
dividend; Globe Mill has made q profit Of
$l2,6ooi and the Ocean Mil $l5y000
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i. sLOCUM. having purchas,

EDWARD l.. SLOCUM, having purchased the
h entire Stock Of Drugs and Medicines o.
George G.. Beck, now offers thesame for sale, together
with a large and we'll selected new stock at the Old
Stand, known as the City Drug Store, where may
Q found alarge and complete assortment Of Drugs,Me
dicines and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Glass
Ware and Window Glass, Brushes, Groceries, Fancy
Articles, Sc, which WILDE sold wholesale and retail
uponAs reasonable terms as can be purchased In thu
city EDWARD I. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, April 9$.ls6i d&w6l
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CHARIrY.-Great minds are charitable to
their bitterest enemies, and sympathizc
with the feelings of their fellow creatures,
1t is only the narrow-minded who make no
allowance for the faults, of others.
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THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-Foreign contri-
buttons to the Crystal palace, thcNew York
Tribune says, are flowing in daily. Among
them are many things that will tend to ell
evate artistic feeling in this country.
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CRY MoRrALITY.--Last. week there
were 325 deaths in New York; of consump.
ton 48j Group 90; scarlet fever 10; indam.
nation Of the lungs 81. In PhiladeIphla
the number Of deaths was 1877; Of cousnmp.
tion l9;croup 10. There were 90 cholera /
24yellow fever deaths at New Orleans du,
ring the week ending the 9Th ult.
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HANDSOME DIvIpENT.-The Warren
Transcript saysthat the receipts on the War
rem and Lake Erie Plank Road betwecn
Warren and Bezctta, n distance of five miles
for the quarter ending Nov. 3Oth we're over
$500. These five miles cost 1000. show
ing a pro rate divideut Of twenty per cent.
per annum