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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
$40, 900 Worth Of Spring, summer and Fall
Clothing, and Furnishing Goods,
y Va NAM NJ A"E N|N O
Checkered Store.

Checkered Store.
wv = are now prepared to cinthe the living spirit
w Of our country. The Farmer. Mechanic and
d1y laborcr. not forgetting the professionally Law.
yer, Doctor AMI Preacher: also, the gentleman OF
leisure. The Artist and even down to the most an
,astic exquisite, can be accommodated with every
thing in the furnishing line, from top-to toe. We
he manv articles in our line. But certainly 1t Is an
item in the history ofold Fairfield county, that moth
ing in the clothing line has everbeen offered in this
city that can bear the most distant comparison to the
quantity and quality Of the piles Of clothing we now
Law before YOU, Tor your inspection. Every article
in our lin, Is warranted. Youth. and BOYS clothing
on htnd. CCULEHAN co
My IL, 19j5i
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New TEMPERANCE PAPER.-Our esteemed
friend, C. v. Culver, Esq, late editor of the
Hooking Star, has laid upon our table the
prospectus of a Temperance paper he pro-
poses to publish at Columbus. 1t will be
published as a campaign paper, and its OBJ
ject will be to secure the election of men,
bers to the Legislature who are in favor Of
enacting a law similar to the Main Law
Terms-l copy so; 5 copies, one address,
80; IL copies, one address, 81; rs copies,
one address, s.; 30 copies, one address.
Sl5; 100 copies, one address, $25.
The paper will be neatly printed on a hall
imperial sheet, and among its contributors
will number some of the most active, zeal
Gus Temperance advocates in the State
Mr.. Culver is a young man Of talent and en-
ergy, and has our best wishes.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

IT HAS BEEN S~UGGEsrRD that "mediunis''
who go about the country, taking the change
out of silly people, ought 10 be taken up as
Migrants, without any Uisible means of sup
port.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

NOVEL ISLANDER SUIT.-The New York
Mirror says it is rumored that the mother Of
the Rev. Eleazer Williams has commence
ed a suit for Islander against all persons who
have asserted that her EIeazer is the son of
a King.
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rev Orleans Market,

New ORLEANS, May 80, M.-Flour is dull
at S4@4,25 for superfine. Corn 5O@52c.
Holders Of mess pork are asking 1l,5O@l5.
Bacon sides are held at n and Shoulders at
81 a SIC. Prime Molasses dull at 90, and
fair Sugar at 81 a 4c. Sales of 1900 bags
Rio Coffee at 81 a Sc. Whiskey is dull a,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

U-Wagesi id ireland, owing to the soon
iinued exodus, have reached higher point
than even during the war" A Iargerail-
toad contractor reports ten shillings per
weak as the lowest rate at which he can
bow procure laborerg Of an ordinary class.
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SOLDIERS Damned OUT OF GARRIsoN,-
On the goth instant, six soldiers who had
been tried at the Carlisle (Pa) Barracks for
desertion, and sentenced, were dogged,
marked with the letter I'D" on the hip, and
had their heads shaved, and on the 32d
were drumed out Of garrison.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

AWFUL CRIME AND SPEEDY PUNISH
MENT.-Last week at Pekin, Illinois, a man
committed an outrage upon a little girl 7
years old. The circuit court was in session
the man was Immediately indicted and tri-
ed, q verdict ofguilty was rendered, and he
was sentenced to eighteen years imprison-
ment in the pen~itentiary. A mob came ve-
ny near getting possession ofthe base wretch
and hanging him.
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MAMMOTH LUMP OF GOLD "A lump of
gold quartz, it is stated, was lately found
about Eve miles above Columa, California,
weighing over one hundred pounds. At
least one, third of it was supposed to be
pure gold.
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Later from RueIIOs Avres,

BosroE, May 27,-Dates from Buenos Ayres
to April I'd, announce affairs unchanged
The city was still besieged. It was said
that Urquisa was opposed TO the treaty of
peace, and it, feared he might join the be-
sieged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

GrThe Methodlsts of Cincinnati, Ohio,
recently cohrremoratcd the fftieth a%nniver-
sary of their first church organization in
that city, by resolving ttahihously to con-
tribute $4,000 to three objects, namely
LIST. About $4,000 to put the German
churches out of debt. cd. About $1,000 or
Sl9, 900 for the Female College. and Sd.
The remainder, or about $32 900, for Sun
day Schools aud Church extension a.
mong the most needy.
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Lnter From ChIna-The RebeImon,

Advices from Hong Kong to March 9sth,
confirm the news Of the siege of Nankin by
the rebels, and the application OF the En-
peror to the British for aid.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

WAsHINereN, May 3o.--The jury in the
Gardiner case was discharged by the Court,
not being able to agree. The jury stood
three for conviction and nine for acquital.
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Presbyterian GonsraI ssrmb,y-0Id school

PrcsbyIerInh Geher0I Assrm bIy-OId SchooI'
PHILADELPHIA, May eS.--The Assembly
to-day, after a long debate, passed a resolu-
ton providing for the establishment of a
Western Theological Seminary, and select
ed for its location Danville, Ky.
After the transaction of some further bus
%i1ess, Of no general interest, the Assembly
adjourned till Monday.
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CITY WARE IRONS,

ID IA NIo'AHH
av'ng returned to the city and erected large
] Hui Ting m tho rear Of the brick house, on the
cor lei Of Broad and ChssnUt streets, one square, south
If the Market House, intends manufacturing Upon a
large scale llthe varions articles OF
CABINET FURNITURE,
Deatsteads and Chairs. Witch he will keep
slTays on hand, together with 3 large assortment of
Cincinnati manufacture. Hislong experience in the
ia sinsss will GABLE him 10 have manufactured at
home and imported from abroad Che very best Of
work, snd as he intends TO employ none but the most
stiIiiul -~workmon and use thu best materials. ho flat
Is r. himself that he Will give general satisfaction 70
all who may favor him with .their custom. :
The publi- are invitedto call and examine the a.
soriineHt. The entrance to the rooms is upon Broad
street. D. h. FlSuEL-
Lancs ster, May ooh, 1853.
n. B.-Rspairing done on the shortest notice, and
IL the nratest and mos, worGmanlike manner.-
Charges reasonabie.
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WIDOWS Bounty LAND CLAIMs.-ft ap-
pears that a large number of widows whose
second husbands having died. suppose their
cl'ims to bounty land on account of the SER
vices of their first husbands are still valid.
This supposition, it will be seen by the fol-
lowing, is an error:
Pension Office, Washington, May %, 1858.
BY u recent decision of this office widows
are not entitled, who have married since the
death of the husband, for whose services she
claims land bounty, except those widows
whose husbands were killed in battle. Very
respectfully, S. COLE,
For Commission.
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searoh Tor Franklin.

h, Screw steam sloop Phoenix is ordered to
depart in search of Franklin. Capt. Perry
and wife 60 in her.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

MOBILE AND Quo RAILRoAD.-The whole
of this road, from Mobile to the Kentucky
line,a distance Of 453 miles, is now under
contractj 80 miles are finished and in opera
ton, and 55 miles more will be ready for
the iron by November. The local subscrip-
ton amounts to $4,9O2, $50 and the land
given by Congress is valued at $3,469, 1915,
making together a property capital of 49,
37l,165. Upon this it is intended to raise
by mortgage of road and lands, a loan of &c.
400, 900, at 6 per cent, to complete the main
and iron the Paducah, Tennesse River, Ken
lucky and Columbus, Mississippi branches,
all of which btahches, in the aggregate will
be kO2 miles long.
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3 W # o
c F. RECK.

JACOB F. PECK.
II AS ju.t opened an entire new stock Of Spring
III and Summer Good, in the store room LATE
Nv occupied by o. w. Krsmer, ope door west OF Sam
upl Bepry,s Grocery, Main Street, Lancaster. The
stock consists in part Of
CLOTHS. CASSiMERES. SATTlNETSi
vestings, Jeans, velvets, Dclai1s. curtains, Giug-
hams, Lawns, Fancy Prints. Muslins bleaehed and
brown, Ticking, Bagging. etc.
HARDWARE. eUEENSwAak g. GROCERIES;
anaiast, hut not least, splendid assottmsnt Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of all STYLES and olthe best rake. ! would respectful
ly invite my friends ard the public in general to give
me a call and examine NY stock before purchasing. ss
l can convince any one that this is the place TO put
chase goods at the lowest rates In the city. The
goods were purchased. at the lowest cash prices IN
the East, and will DO sold very low, Call and exam
inc for yourselves.
IPCash paid for Wheat, Country produce taken
il EXCHANGE for Goods. j. j. BECK;
Lancaster, April 81, 1858 wsni0o
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MoDEsr.-In common with another editor
of this place, the other day we received an
unpaid letter from an Individual, requesting
US to send him a few numbers Of our paper,
with the assurance that if it pleased him he
would continue it for some time" We
are always disposed to accommodate any one
but have a dissemination to put ourselves to
much trouble for anyone who neglects to ply
his postage. Terms of our paper are $50
per annum, in ADVANCE ChiHicothc AdU
The advertiser is u good paper, and then
again one hundred and Gfty dollars is a pretty
good price. Couldn't fall a few dollars, MIR
Eshelman, Eth!
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LOOK HEREi

@GlO.OOOST S 6. ,sS:.,;s. T All so
the highest market price IN CASH for CoohskinS
Lancaster, February 6, 1853 +. FIELDING.
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n THE GREAT HAT STORE, n
~ Both Wholesale and Retail. &

n. FEELING has just received IRON New York and
Philad ,'phi,, one Of the largest stock OF Hats and
Cap s that has ever come 10 this city ofthe latest i'm
proved styles. embracing every variety. of snaps,
,nr.s and sizes, consisting Of the late spring styled
Mole sin Hat, un surpsssed in Ohio for durability and
linen IS. Also. Young Mems Hats Of all kinds -
Summer Hats consisting Of Panama, from e 10 a.
Pedal aEd China StraD; B aid and Lcghorn; Ma
aiHI ead PalnieaG, RoSsRth hats, both Fur and Wool,
Fine Otter and white Beaver tor summer, the late
spring stvle Cassiner Hat. weighing only 4 ounces
an sorts Of flows ami Children's Fancy Hats, Fur
and Wool, and Straw. Also > few LADIES' late styled
Ridigg Hats, all of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms, lower than ever before.
Nav IA 1853. ROBERT FIELDING.
y B. Country Merchant, will DO wall by calling
aud examining my stock before buying elsewhere.
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GAMBLERS AT CIHoIHHATI,-The citizens
and police Of Cincinnati are making a strong
effort to suppress gambling. The police
Judge has issued warrants for the arrest Of
the prOprietOrs Of gambling houses, and in
consequence they were all closed on Fri
day night but one. This was entered dur
ing the night by the niarshali the principal
arrested, and the tables destroyed. Several
citizens, known to have visited these gamb b.
ling esta blishments, have been arrested and
warrants are out for others. A few days
ago, a man was stabbed In one Of them;sndi
during the investigation of the case Before
the police Judge, some important develop
ments were made, showing the extent d
gambling in the city, with the names Of the
keepers and many ofthe frequenters.
LATER ERoM VALPARAIso.-A letter dated
Valparaiso, April LIST, mentions the failure
OF the house Of Zuruco Brothers, a heavy
Bolivian house. liabilities, $500 900. They
had subsequently settled with their creditors
for rs per cent.
1t is also stated that 5000 bbls, of Amer
lean flour, to arrive, had been sold at 50 pei
Dbl. ~lE EIT
The yield Of the Copiapo railroad for the
month af FEBRUARY was $4,000. This roac
is fifty miles long, and cost 81 800, oOO-in'
Guiding the mole at Caldera, the only whar
on the coast of the Pacific, except San Fran
cisco, where vessels can discharge cargo
The average business of the road is Ss5,oo'
per month. Ths expenses arc only 80 pc
cent.
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CITY OF LANCASTER:

HoR ATToRNEY GENERAL.
WILLIAM H. GIBSON
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1883

1853 w. II. WISE; 1883
DEALER IN FANCY AND sTIrLE DRY eccns,
Opposite She6srS Hctei)
A LARGE and general assortment now open 20
"A which the attention Of purchasers l. respectful
Iv invited. April rs, 1858
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BoNNETS AND RIBBONS.
A FULL assortment Of hesh Pret.y eslt %Tss :.
n April 10 w. i. "tsES
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Arrtsr-M1Irox BAzrH, Clerk ofEichiand town
ship.
Stay 2b, 1853 Az.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
January 7,P. M.

Flour and Grain.-There was again gooC
demand for Flour to-day, without, however
any change IN prices. The sales comprised
lD7 and 900 brls at 4 35; 200 and 300 do al
4 40; 100 do at4 81 l-2; so do extra at 81
and SO do do at IS. In Grain the only sale
noticed was 1500 bushels Of Oats at 30c. in
dicating decline. Corn is firm at 4Oa42e.
Provisions.-There was a sale of 1000 pieces
Sides in bulk, deliverable at a point below
but We did not learn the price. With this
exception no sales transpired, but the market
is essentially the same as yesterday. We
quote Bulk Meat 6 l-2a6 5 Sc for Shoulders
and lie for Sides, but for the former there i:
little or no demand. Lard is held at 104 and
lie for prime brl and keg. Mess Pork l6 50a
I6 IS.
Hogs The market is steady at from 6 90
70 40, there being a good demand for lots
weighing 200 lbs and upwards at 6 25a6 35.-
The receipts to-day by railroads and river COM
prised about 2500 head.
Cheese.--Sales of $50 boxes at &c; 100 do
English Dairy at lie; and % cases Pine
Apple at l5e. The market continues inactive.
Butter "A sale OF 10 brls roll at l9fc; and
brls and l6 irkins solid at ISc. The receipts
are larger and prices are less firm.
Tobacco.--Sales of 25 bxs common Va. lbs
dL ScdSlCi ~ hees n.y. SIX tWisL at i-SCs dno
62 bxs KY. SIS and SIS at l4al5c. The demand
continues fair.
Fruit-Sales OF 16bxs Lemons at 90, and
80 do Malaga Raisins at 3 25. Oranges sell at
4 5Oa5 90.
Sugar.---Sales of IS hhds in lots at 3-6a43c
for fair to good fair, and l-2c for choice. The
demand is good and prices firm.
Molasses - Sales of $50 hrls at 29c, and $50
do last evening from landing at 25c. The de-
nand Is good and prices firm, the advices from
New Orleans being favorable.
Cofee.---Sales of 96 bags at SIC.
Seed.----A sale of Is 5rls Clover Seed at
IS. The demand is only moderate.
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II should be unireTsalH k7lOrn--for il i.
strictly true-that indigestion is the parent o.
a large proportion of the fatel diseases Dys
entery, diarrhea, cholera morbus. liver com
plaint, and many other diseases enumerated
in the city Inspectors weekly catalogue oi
deaths, are generated by indigestion alone
Think of that 1yspeptics! think of it all who
suffer from disordered stomachs, and if you are
willing to be guided by advice, founded upon
experience, resort at once (don't delay day. ia
Hoofand's German BItters, prepared by DR.
C. VI. Jackson, which, as an Alternative, curative
and inyigorant, stands alone and unapproached
General depot, 100 Arch street. We have
tried these Bitters, and KIN ow that they are ex
celIent for the diseases specified above.-Phila.
delphia City Item.
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State of Ohio, Gala county. s.

NOTICE is hereby given that an anplica-
In tion viii be made to the Governor Of the
State Of Ohio. on the 18th day Of March. A,
d. 1853, for the pardon of JoEL BusxrrT,
who Is now confined in the Penitentiary oi
said State, and who was convicted of Grand
Larceny, at special term Of the. Court Of
Common Pleas Of said county, began and held
on the 7tb day of December, 1852, far
transaction OF criminal business. nndsentenc I
to confinement in the Penitentiary of saic
State for the term of two years.
Jan, Is, '53.-3wt JAMES BURNETT.
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New OnLEANs, Jan. 7--P. NJ.

There is an active speculative de-
mand for Flour, owing to advices of a
large advance in New York. The sales
of Ohio amount to fully $4,000 brls al
S4:87a5:00, the market closing firm al
S5:1O. and most holders now ask 5:95.
This is the largest business ever done
in one day in this market in -four
Corn 54a56. Mess Pork is better, with
moderate sales at l7:95al7:5o. Sales
of bulk Pork. Hog round, at Sc.
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SALE OF LAND.

WNHE public are notified that we wish 10 sell
IL all of Section nineteen, in Green town
ship, Gallia county, in such parcels as i'll suit
purchasers. The title is undisputed and We
will give warranty deeds. The land is, much
of it. improved, and is now divided into fine
farms fer those seeking to buy, 1t is known as
the Siocum Section; has been occupied by
Thevenin, Goldsbury, RAIDER. Blessing and
others. The suits at law now being at an end,
we will sell. Those wishing to buy can call on
Simeon Mash, ESQ.,, in Galipolis.
MARSHALL NJ. SLOCUM g. others.
Jan. Is, 1853.
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symptoms of Disease


Should never be disregarded. They are
unerring Indications that the vital functions
of nature have been interrupted in their
heRlthful action, and that serious evils must
inevitably follow, unless the system be again
set right by the timely use of proper remedies.
0F Bear in mind, that nature is ever en-
deavOring TO expel disease when it invades the
animal economy. and only needs the assistance
of some genial estorative--tborough, yet mild
in its action-thatw VIII give tone to the system,
and ACT UPON THE BLooD-whichi is the principal
Of life. as-3 sr~ .a
Guysotfs Yellow Dock and sarsaparfIIa.
As purifier of the blood, a,renovator of the
system, and supporter and preserver of the
powers Of life, il has no equal. Take it, on
the hrst indication that disease is.upon you,
and you will avert perhaps weeks and mon tbs
of sickness and suffering. 9i e-1e lol u
See Advertisement. - -.t
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OHIO UNIVERSITY.

TNHE Winter Term of the ONO UNIVERSITY
Il will commence January 9Th, prnx. The
various departments of Literary and ScientI6:
Instruction are filed by Professors fully EN-.
ployed in their respective duties. This old and
amply endowed Institution is stendily increas-
ing in its number of Students. and is Offering
peculiar advantages 10 Young Men seeking an
education. Scholarships. securing full Tuition
in eYefy department for the term Of THREE
YEARS, for FIFTEEN DOLLARS. can be had on ap
pIication 10 the acting committee,
Board ranges from SIPS to sI,75 per week
Young men often board themselves at from SO
10 Is cents per week. tTg nat
All letters addressed to Rev. Solomon How
ard, Pres't, will be promptly answered.
Athens, Jan. 6. iS53-4w
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srryIvc erPersshl.

No man or woman hssItates which Of these
two to ehoose--in toOrds at least. But marx
A negleeted COngh leads. by short route, 70
the Cemetery. And yet with the knowledge
that Dr. Roger Syrup Of LipcuoOrt, Tar. ana
Canehalagsia viii effect .peedy cure, hundreds
commit tins fatal folly. Such delay is insanity.
Fos sale by L. P. MAGUET,
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PUBLIC SALE or REAL ESTATE.

T WILL sell at auction, to the highest
L bidder. on the first day of February,
1853, in the town of Buffalo, Putnam
Co., Va, a town lot on Front street,
with the following Improvements. viz:
good and commodious two story Brick
House. out-6uiIdings, a stable, good
well, garden, &c. d. b. BURD.
Dec. 80, 1852.-ts -
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NOTICE.

EEsE JONES is hereby notified
LII that Elizabeth Jones has this day
filed her petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of
Gallia. and State of Ohis, praying that
the marriage contract subsisting be,
tween her and the said Reese Jones,
may be dissolved. In said petition she
has set forth as cause for divorce. that
the said Reese Jones has been wilfully
absent from her three years, Said pc
ttion will be for hearing at the next
term Of said Court. = -
ELIZABETH JONES.
- By d. ALBAN, her Sol.
GaIlipolis, Jan. 13, l853.-6y ls
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Valuable Town Property

~ - ~ - - = OH'Oa -
MILL be sold at public auction, on
w Monday. the 7th day OF February
next, at 2lo'clock, P. NJ, all of that va
cant ground situated in GalIipolis, from.
ting the Public Square and known as be-
longing 10 the Gailia Academy.
A credit of ten years will be given,
one tenth of the purchase money to be
paid annually, and all bearing interest
from the day of sale, at the rate of six
per cent per annum, payable semi annu.
ally to the Treasurer.
Plan Of subdivisions and other par
ticulars made known on the day Of sale.
No wood buildings allowed to be
placed upon the premises under a for
feiiure of the purchase.
As these lots are located in the midst
Of the business part Of the town, citi-
zens and others wanting business stands
would do well to secure situations SO de.
sirable.
By order of the Trustees.
JULIUS REGNIER,
@ JOHN HUTSINPILLAR,
Committee.
Jan. 6, ls53.-ts l
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Lnu1syiLLE. Jan. 7.P. NJ

The steamer John Simmonds left this
port this afternoon, for New Orleans,
and when rounding out from Portland,
collapsed the hues of four boilers, blow
ing aft the heads. No passengers were
hurt. Six fremen are missing. The
boat was towed to New Albany by the
steamer Falcon.
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By the above our friends will notice that a
new order Of things has been decreed in Por-
ter. we having sold orr establishment, together
with the property, to the above gentlemen n. we
would therefore request those who are indebted
to US to come forward and settle so that we
may close up our books. Mr.. EPHRAIM WAD-
DELL can be found still at the Store, and will
attendto the settlement. In transferring our
interest to Messrs. Hebard g. Walker we
would recommend them to your favor as men
well calculated TO give entire satisfaction.
HALLIDAYS & WADDELL.
JAN I3 1853
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Another scIcntiGc wonder!--Importnn 10
lDysPepticsi

tDysPepticsiI
DR.. j. S. HoUGHToN's PEPslN, the True Di-
gestive Find, or Gastric Juice, prepared from
Rennet, or the fourth stomach OF the Ok, after
directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physio
logical chemist. by ]. S. Houghton, NJ. d. Phil
adelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
complaint, constipation, and Debility, curing
after Natures own method, by Natures own
agent. the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, contain
ing scientific evidence of its value, furnished
by agents gratis. See notice among the medi-
cal advertisements.