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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SECOND Drsrnlcr CounrTHE BANK OF LOUISIANA va
OF NRwORLEAHs, II F. EMPEy'S SUCCESSION /. M ss1s"
ny VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale to me
- directed by the Honorable the Second District Court Of
saas N the above entitled cause will public
hs Ro;unda Of the City Exchange cLses
ant Royal streets FRIDAY June 4. O'Clock
TWO CERTAIN VACANT LOTS OF GROUND with ali .Ae rights,
and aPpnrenanres shtenno belonging
oous and designated rs lots OF M
bounded by Benton Euerpe Liberty Tsrphore streets ON M
s'dSng line OF spns usHI according to plan
5r Surveyor Of the Second Municipality The April 1 and
deposited IN the office Of Adophe Mazurau Public Said lois
TO w.t. Lot No. 10 81 feet inches and fines
y iss feet deep parallel ps
sill American - t'.f
Seized in the quit.
Terms on aFo. .. JAMES p EpEpEr
my4 IA "a JED Sheriff ri IA psr;.h II 0,iss..,,.
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No %.
Resolved That the Surveyor be authorized have the
following described work done the Engine-h Of
Mechanics Fire Company No G. in progress of
structon viz The lower room ceiled and pastered the
second-story and cornce for in second-story
provided the cost Of the exceed three
dred and fifty dollars.
lSignedl FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
-. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl w. G. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Beard Of Aldermen.
Approved 18Th May, 1852
tsignedl I'D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

/ CRESCENT OFFICE, I
| Friday Morning, May IA, 1852.
| C0TT0N-The Canada's seemed completely to I'M
settle the Cotton market the reported yesterday
did not exceed 1000 bales:
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .6a@sh| Middling Fair 951@9H
llidalng.:. ....... sI@s1 Good Fair. ] nominal
| COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton. bales. 1oJaccO, hhds.
S Hsssi, ss h snss Sept l. 1ss5
| :. yesterday. O0o=133l, 200 OOO=ss233
1546,590 03l0l
| Exported to date. .12O915o 36354
| :. yesterday. e175=1,21s.225 62S-s69s2
Stock on hand not cleared. ....... l2S,s65 26,l22
ToBAcCO-some holders have withdrawn their stocks
from the market asking higher rates. Sales only
$50 hhds of which SO at 3, and 10 at 2 and $685.
Guiding 1877 at AZ, AT at A, and 10 at 3d.
| SUGAR AND MOLASsES-Sugar dull and 200 hhds
taken at lower rates Fair 414D54 90. OF Moasses 500
bbs sold at 27fD2ss.
FLOUR-Limited demand and less than 1900 bbls taken
of which 200 Ohio at So co. $50 in lots at the same 300
fancy at So TO- and 100 extra st. Louis at "a so Dbl
| GRA1N-Some 5000 sacks Corn were taken including
1000 sacks yellow and mixed at A 800 prime white at
Of Oats 500 sacks good Wabash brought sOs
lot of 400 bushels Wheat was sold at 100 u bushe
| HAY-140 bales good Western sold at SIG 49,
PKoVSloNS-Pork was in more request, with sales of
1000 bills including 300 Mess uninspeced at SIG u.s. 4
at SIG 3d. 50 branded at ST. co. 100 "a choice ot) at
Sl7 20 and 20 to 80 bbs prime at $14 50 of Green
Meat 5000 fb Sides in casks sold at heard of
nothing doing in keg Lard which very dull OF Bacon
nearly 100 casks found purchasers at OK and tx for Sides
| and Shoulders. and o. for plain Hams
SCOTCH PIG IRoN-15o tons No. / sold at $40 90 %
| ton.
TALLoW-2oo bbls prime city rendered were sold "a
| short time sinec) at ID, an advance.
| CoFFEE-sales only some 1916 bags at 911i09he
WHlshY-35o bhls were taken. at 174 p gallon for
| Rectifed.
| ROPE-A sale of 400 coils Kentucky at 5%e cash.
FREIGHTS-Two British ships taken for Iiyerpool at
ga for Cotton one American at the same and one for
Genoa at - for Tobacco.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fair,
| Sterling. Observation-Disclosures. 1OslI101oe
|
Network sxty-day Bills. ,IlG2 I'D 1T disc
elsn' onecAs On NeWfork.. y ct. disc
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~ DR.. DALTON has this day received some
Vaccine Virus Those desiring protection from the oathsome
dangerous disease of Small application
D. his office No sa ST. Charles street stairs d9O
r 1GNUM VITE-s2 pieces of Lignum Vitae,
ii 4 superior article, in and for sale by
mv14 BARElLt 4 CO.. ~ Comm street.
&SALT-1000 bags Mediterranean Salt, in
~ bags of two bushels each for sale by
myla Al COCHRAN 4 CO., n Tchoupitouas street.
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NO. 70.
Resored That permission be and is hereby granted to
james Lilly to erect Veranda in front u the building
now being erected by him in Common street, between
Carondee and Baronne Streets provided said Veranda
shall be placed light iron columns with iron railing
top and be entirely accordance with existing ordinances
lSiyned1 FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
Boz. President Board Assistant Aldermen,
tSignedl w. C C. CLAIBORNE
preaident Board Of Aldermen.
Approved 18Th May, 's52
lsignel A. D. CRoSsMAN, Mayor.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SaLfSlE . GALE. 3-=e-& -..9s .5t4
OF N.wohlrAss ais y ALFRED kEasSE v A eo,
Ky VIRTUE of an alias writ of tieri facias to
s0n me n directed is BY the Honorable hs First District
p in the Rounda of the City snse, street. between
o'clock M.- 7E7l' < - go ~ ~ - =
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate the Suburb Aupua
in The Second Municipality Of this bounded
y poyna and Unia being dessnssa
rs 10y No. J. IN square No IS plan Busson Surveyor
lated MSyemesr aud deposited in the Office
tnna street. hundred and twenty feet depth front On
tn street, with the buildings and
Of one-sory frame house and frame Kitchen splendid peee
house, 7, - : 1855" fssS'
Togeter also with Shares Capital Stock of ths CHI
seas BaHk Of L9nisana attached to skid properly.
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND designated a.
ot NO. measuring twenty five feet by one
hahdred and twenty feet with tho bugs and improvements
iherecn consisting OF u Eable, in the rear
Together also fifteen Capital Stock Of the said
Cizns' Bank of Louisanz, attached said properly.
Seized in the
Terms cash spot JAMES r. FREREr
apps mya IL "a Sheriff Of Parish Of Orleans
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No. "a.

No. "a.
Rssolred. That the Surveyor be and he is hereby in
structed to have The Canal opened to allow the water tt
flow along the Canal to the Draining Machine in the real
of the First District.
tsgneIl FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
(3gned] w. C. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved 18th May, 1852.
tsgnsdl A. D. CRossafAN, Mayor
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MAYORALTY oFNEw ORLEANS, May re, 1899.
COMMON coUsclL Cry NEwOnIEass.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Fouara DIsrRIcr GouRr WALTON SANFORD LEWIS
OF NEwORLsANs II No. 4sa3. y
Try VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable the Fourth
tie abovs entitled will proceed h ,
oiuada Of the City Exchange St Louis street mn,
Eovsl srests FRIDAY 1859, at IL o'clock
THE SLAVE MULATTo BoY NAMED WILLIAM .,sa ,ar.st,
thirty thirty three years age" a'u'is
Seized In the above 49, lfl
Terms cash spot, JAMES EpvpEr
10 2emy4l4 Sheriff M ~ :. rh II
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sHERIFF,s SALE Ale.

esNaworlrsss bAsk M e e 1'i fsoEy.
x VIRTUE Of a writ Of seizure and saJe
70 no dirseted by the Honorable Iissrs
n ths above entitled vii t. sell al aae.i
,1s tosunda Of the City syasl
M COS ase OF TUESDAY June 1883 AZ II esIoeh
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND sssfa n d. susj, MAJ al
IA ae square eoiprsr4 within Tehoupis9ua 81 Jossph
snd Iais Streets number Two hrndrsd
~ pan afs@n ~ " ttsa the 18th day
yauary isa and depossa IN the Charles ~
- ot AMI IN sn ,If i1nss
a, on sad tehopouas y ty
Wy 4Aes In depth besssn parallel American .asra
With tn hU DtNGS
llihtsT0xY BRICK HOus M ,fE
aat OSE HUNDRED AND FORTYTWO SHARES of one NM,
Iy uosafs each tue capital stock C.eus ,nh II
, secured ~ rtgage On the above
r va, defendant favor al sat
I.5l - 1855 "p''e' On lna isiA August
Seized n the above suis r.
iEAsI being the second and last auction. the alns
ts sl q defutisey apisated highest snd ss.
% wiat Z VIII bring twelve month"; h,r
s with good and solvent pro
fstty sold uni hnai pa ynnt IN TIE following
oni or me sum ssoa Is with ioIavs
gnt PEI cent. on si4s from january 1854, day
ght cent 90 s February dsy Of ale
Five per O5 IRON, JANUARY d IA, " ~
The purchaser payment Of 4 stsr nofs tbs
$3.50 payable the January @ renewable aceordar IA ~
charter Of said bank = - As ~ 'n0
The shove being safy the Citizens Rank ~,
een for the baanee of the price viii III
. half per cent per annuni from the day of sale.
myI4 10 "a il Sheriff al d. "a - 4
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SHERIFF,S SALE

Firm pssTlIsI courrI succEssIoN o. THE LATE JOHN
ON NRwOeLRass II CoCiRANE, DECEASED No sssI
seY VIRTUE Of an order of sale rendered
March 1854, directed by Hrorabe the Fl,b Dis
@ Court OF Ne wOrlean the
aa public auction MONDAY ay - 1854 at hale cat oefS
H. o account said the premises si, on Bae
between Religious and St John The baptist Mani
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -ts consisting 81 Furn;
ar Kitchen utensls inventory file in Court
and OF which will be exhibited place of sale
Terms cash he las p EftEE -
myl3 II 81 q Sheriff Il ehe ps,isb ~ n,ltas,.
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G.hnnro~s
Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LITERPOOL

CANADA, r)...for BOSTON. SATURDAY, May l..
ATLANTIC, (Am) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, s.
AFRICA, (Br.).... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY s.
CAMBRIA, (Br.).. for BOSTON SATURDAY. Is.
ARCTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 10.
ASIA, (Br)...... for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY 90.
AMERICA, (Br.). for BOSTON. SATURDAY 90.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. 4 -l7sl1--1-- y
TRACY s9.l No. y scs GEORGE W.
Y VIRTUE Of writ of fieri facias to me
0 directed by the Honorable the Dsc Court Of Nsvf,
N me above entitled will proceed sell public auction
on MONDAY May H. 1881, at halast NJ on the prem
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc. contained in the house
situate No jackson street, nv oc Anal
which viii be exhibited at the time and place OF
Seized in the above suit. -TlIle tetis0
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES p rREHET
my6 10 IA II Sheriff of the Psrish offer,ss,n.-
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SHERIFF,S SALE

NrwoaLaAss. KELLAR AND JOHN KEiIaR NJ a.
RY VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri facias to ne
~ directed by the Honorable District toa., a. NJ.
sAIa m The above entitled i sell public
cAart 1 and az Eoysa n on ERIDAY May 4 1854
THEREON Situated in Municipality as city IN ,bs
bounded by Bsnamn St Thomas Tchoupo1as suae sssts
feet eight and ak nss depth linz sesi To-
Iehoupionias street hntIsf md deth
Inc Opposite aide next hen1a Ave
tsn plan drawn by O. A. Hedin Ahiteet AMI Cvi M ~
s day Of April ISL deposited Of H. b. onas ,tsrs
fph,c which consist Of Wheel
wIightshop. -TsStfs-A-l '''s''5
Seized in the suit. .
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES r. FRERET
apis % my4 II ShsriE ar ina Parish n f,,t,s.,. r
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

PASSENGERS
Per brig American, from Vera Crnz-l4 passengers.
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CONSTABI, pc SAIL

go. -. =. W tDl1I y i5dIAEs.
y. ~ ~ WIN NARY pnFLoUNr,Ers
RY VIRTUE 81 n writ n fieri' sac;.as.. =.
e.reess Y ss sahts G. y yants seeo I.t.s ~ -
T., ,ss ra. public ssis On Z, e N
HOUSEHOLD 49,. saas ssd y sofn srssss
myJ4 egIspslE y w n.Sve srtt Terms
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The Baltimore Sun contains the following Teegraphc
abstract of the brought by the steamer Europa
which arrived at Network the evening of the 9th inst
Among her passengers was Feragus 0Connor:
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, l
Friday Morning, May IA, 1852.
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sHERIFF.s SALE,

srrs ptssErsT covzr SUCCESSION OF THE LATt. Frzx
90 sESeAAsASs. bDRN, WIDOW CT TIE LATE JsytIV
- ~ +. BURN. No. 3ss9,
ny VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendered. Nov
zee z me directed By ih honorable Fourth Di.t..e spy
a se sss satistsi matter, 5sii proceed all at
@ioeA "" tor - - '''-s - -
e,,. i es.sa SSf aged about twsnsysi sin ysara
. this State. - '4 -ssf' ensraeter, and . creole
And On the day AaIf ,ass oeIo,l . :. -
stnatr Nos. ii tsves sfa- - % 'he psnfshs
-s sfs eIs- heon2lng 70 sud
Terms cash on tbs 500. Jsvsx . y,,,z,,...
my34 u Is css-ss ~ - 8. = t.hs<hI,
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NEWPORT-Per ship Forest Queen: Railroad iron order,
NAPLESPer ship New England Cock-4OO boxes
lemons to order. " 1890
assorted mdse. = ~
NEW foRk-Per ship Jenny Lind Assorted mdse.
BGSTON-Per bark Gen Taylor Assorted mdse,
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nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUAIERY, ETC.
The subscriber would respectfully call Planters
and Families to his
s nd 4 ss Line Fl SS9nsss all ef which,
VI; English ouinine Towards Blue Mass, y Poa aphes
all the preparations of Cod Ogenune
Rouael and jules Haues Penmsry Medicines In varsity o
harrels paro Honey etc., ste THos RANKIN
Asa>tA4 s-ss~ . -
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ARRIVED.
Ship New England Mausson Gibraltar a
April, 10 mnster-ls dist.
Ship Herchlenn, Green from Boston,
slap Jenny Lind Robeson 20
LIST dist,
Ship Forest Queen Loyett from Newport Walea 18th March,
Whitney tco-Point
Taylor MITCHELL 80 days from Boston Geo w IIypson
I'd dist. - '''
Brig American Maloney Vera Instant ballast
Cochran dco-2d dist
sctr Geo Lincoln, -, from Vera Cruz-Pont
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City Intelligence.

METAIRIE COURsE.-The first meeting of the
Trotng Club took place this Course yesterday The
attendance fine, and the track in excellent order
The first for purse of $780, two mile heats free
for all trottng horses that had purse The
entries Billy, Wake-up-John and Marian L. Sims.
Billy was declared incompetent from previous victory,
and did not start.
The first heat by Marian in 6O6. The two last
and the purse by Wake-up-JohD. Time 5:54-6:04.
SECOND RAcE-This pacing for go of 800,
mile heats three best in FIVE in harness
The entries were Bob Cottrel and Lady Mack The bet
ting was all sdeBob Cottrel being the fvorte at
two to before starting After the first heat any odds
could have been gottenthe horse running frm and at
his ease. Cottrel handled by G. s. Ellis, and won
without an effort.
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Caution.

PERSONS RUPTURED should be have no acc
against STRASGULATED HERNIA with all horrors hui in
erly constructed and well adapted TRUSS. 49,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-04
George IIummcrS Premium Essence of Coffee

MANUFACTURER BY DANIEL BOILER CO
One Package at 10 cents tciH sGue lbs. of C06ce'
TTNHIS Essence was lately awarded with silver
medal in he American Institute, New York, also
with the first premium for such articles in the Frank
in Institute, Philadelphia
Sod Who esalc end Retail, at the proprietor sole
Depot Callowhil street Philadelphia. Also,iorsale
bv our Agents. and at the principal Drug and Grocery
stores throughout the United States.
This Essence has been proven by many thousands
of the richest and most respectabe families, as we'll
as by the poorer class OF people, almost through the
whole United States, to be by best preparaon
of coffee ever offered to the public Coffee made by
this Essence is much who esomc more delicate,
finer favored perfectly clear and, in every Instance,
superior to tho finest Java Coffee.
In order to give full satisfaction and proof that the
above article is perfectly heaihy and to show some
thing the deserved reputatonit has gained and just
y entitled to- we annexa few certificates and recon-
ncndations particularly relating to heath, from Dr
Booth and DR. Chiffon, practical chemists and Analy
sists of the cities of Philadelphia and New York.
College Apenue, Tenth street, belotc Market, !
Philadelphia, Septcu,ber4, a, 1851.
have examined the essence Of Coffee manufactur
ed by Hummel, Boiler Il co., and find that itg con
stituents are not in the least injurious to health,
may be used freely and with perfect safety.
JAMES BOOTH,
Pro- of Chemistry applied to Arts Franklin Institute
No. 73 chambers street. NelU York. Aug %, lS5l
have examined an article prepared by Messrs
Hummel, Boher and CO Phi adelphia, called Essenc
of coffee which is intended to be used with coffee
for the purpose Of improving it, find it free not onl
ron any thing injurious to health, but, on the con
trsrv the Ingredients of which it composed per
fecliy wholesome. ]. R Chiffon, M. ID. Chemist.
'' Forsale by G. KAUFMAN Il co., Agents,
and other Druggists and Grocers general,
| Lancaster, Ohio, August 3, 1852
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-04
Later from Havana.

New YORK, Nov. I've have later
dates from Havana, from which we learn
that the Powhattan had arrived there with
Judge Conklin, and that while on his way
to the residence of the Consul, he was fol-
lowed by crowd and insnltcd.
The Judge had an interview with the
Captain General, but the result Of it is un-
known. -1
The Black Warrior arrived at Mobile on
the 30th, and reports that the Captain Gen
eral of Cuba pro(essed his willingness that
the Crescent City should land, but he would
not allow Purser Smith to go ashore. He
also apologized for his past conduct, ant
admitted that it was too hasty. The indica-
tions are that the whole diff Guilty will soon
be amicably settled.
The steamer Powhattan sailed on the
28th.. with Judbe Conklin, for Vera Cruz.
A severe storm occurred at New Orleans
on the 2G;h ult., which greatly injured the
shipping.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-04
TELEaRAPHIC IHTKLLIeENCE.
wnshIngtoI. iiems.

WAsHIheroS, Oct 29th. Business gen-
orally suspended. Departments all closed
and drapedin mourning, and many private
dwellings, also.
WAsAiHeroN Nov. 1.-The Republic pub
fishes letter from Mr.. Conrad, the acting
Secretary Of State, to Geo. Law. The let
ter thus concludes:
. 81 have only 10 add, that as soon as the
Department obtainted authentic Information
Of the occunences referred 20, Il made them
the subject Of communication with Spain,
and when the answer from that Govern
ment Is received II viii probably be made
public, In the mean time, must be excus-
edfrom giving you any further information
or advice upon the subject."f83
The Republic says, shat notwithsta nding
the conjectures of some New Yolk papers
we again re-affirm that upon this subject the
administration has taken high and firm
ground from the beginning, and the country
may rest assured that the honor and dignity
Of her flag will be fully sustained. ef
Mr.. Everett has been appointed Secre
tary ofState, and has accepted the appoint
ment. -..-.. f.sH
In noticing the acceptance of Everett
the same paper says the appointment will
mcetthe appreciation Of the whole country.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-04
OOMMERcIAL TETHILIoRECE,
CleyeInnd nInrIrer.

CLEVELAND, Oct. s0.-Recelpts for grain
and -four are somewhat better, but not equal
10 the demand. Markets were quite aDima-
ted, and wheat was sought after at advence
price over any day Of tho season. Northern
afoat SIl@S2; for white IS was refused,
SO asked; Southern so; Mediterranean 7s@
7Sl. We heard Of sale Of about 1000 bush
Northern ahoat 81 1@s2; 1000 bus southern
80; 1000 southern mixed store 80.
Corn-NoDe on Market, but In demand.
Market 81 for yellow.
Flour--A good inquiry exists for -four,
straight brands superfne nre desired, with
but little in market. Holders are little
more firm and are advanced; 3,S71 is now
asked, and we quote for straight brands g.
s7k@4; fancy S4@4,l2l; xtra 4,25@4,5O.
Pork-Old mess l8@l9.
Lard--Bbls iO1@Il4c.
Salt--Fine 1925.
Cheese-64@7k.
Fish--White 81.
Butter-Firkin 1876.
Linseed Oil--Bbls IS.
Frcights-Flour to Tonawanda and Buf
falo 10, grain do 81; -four to Oswego 3!
Ca4O, grain do S@sl; -four to Ogdensburgt
45@50, grain do 10; -four to Dunkrk l5.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-04
H. G. Fsrrslrs Celebrated Arabian Liu.m,nt

It's an erroneous ilca that disease cannot he cured
except by taking large quantities OF medicines into
the stc ch, i'll great many cases oi which much IN
juru done, although he disease in p0i"t be actually
cured. The coats OF the stomach by continued use OF
nauseating m Xtures frequently become much dis
oreredthat the dgesiue funCtiOn Is seriously iHjr
ed-the result of which is dyspepsia, nervousness
cholics alternate diaIrhda and cos venes atulence
nightmare etc, etc Woud it not therefore, be very
desirable TO po 'sess a remedy, which being applied
externally would excite the absorbens to increased
action and thus carry off through this medium, the
deleterous principle which is the direct cause OF the
diseased Surely every thinking man will admit that
this would only be the most pleasant but by far
the safest to effect the desired end. Tho al
most superhuman cures performed by hcArabian ply
sicians in the days Of old mainly effected by this
course OF treatment, and the ingredients OF which H.
g, FarrelFs Celebrated ArabiGn Ltniment is COM
posed, extracted from rare plants peculiar to Ara
ba. This great Liniment (Which is now to be had Of
most respectable druggists and merchants in every
town in the United States is daily effecting cure,
which seem beyond the power OF medicine TO con
tro-consumpon, bronchitis and liver comp aints il
their first stages nervous affections, Indigestion en-
largement of the speen, scrofuous tumors. goitre
ETC. ETC. are frequently cured, and dl,DayS relieved
by its use. 1t is unsurpassed an anodyne-reiev
ing severe pains in few minutes after applications il
soothes the Iritated nerves, and produces that de-
ltghtfu tranquility grateful to the nervous invalid
Sprains bruises wounds burns, throat chibains
rheumatism, pain etc, ETC., are speedily cureC
by it, and for nearly all ailments in horses catel
requiring an external app icaton II Is an eiectuare
medy, "
LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFEITS!
The public are cautioned against another counter
felt which has lately made its appearance, called w
b FarrerS arabian Liniment the most dangerous
of all the counterets, because his having the nam'
of Farrell, many will buy in good faith, wi hout thu
knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they will per
haps only discover their when the spurious mix
ture has wrought its evil effects.
! The genuine article is manufactured onlyby III.
Farrell soc inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist. No. II Main street. PEORIA Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. b
sure YOU get it with the letters H. G before Farrels
! thus-H. @. FARRELL'S-and his signature on tht
wrapper all others are counerfeits.
Sod by G. KAUFMAN & CO., Lancn ster
and by regu ary authorized agents throughout the
nted States. Price 90 and 90 cents, and 81 bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village anC
ham ct in the United States, in which one is not al
ready established. Address H. G.. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to character,
sponsbility, etc. Sept. 2-lm
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-11-04

VOU can get Log Wood. Ext. Log Wood Fustic,
Il cam Wood Blue Vitrio, Madder, copperass A.
um, Indigo, of the best quality at
September q. KAUFMAN & co