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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26
1I'HL MAGNETIC rELEGRAPh-New-YOrA Of

fl,Hk MAGNETIC IELEGRAPh--Nes-fOrA Of
Sce~-cor-T Hanover BeAyess, snc z ne ekn en-
trance Irving Heu- 6oswy Fnt.nes os es At ne sos,
IN Magnetic Telegraph Company, for tho sarss
rubc keer with ne
div ircres Teegr1Phc and enable ts - Go
al that Be orerec nave 81
in active operHlon two
.e lines frces and fes~phc siFes eA-nrs n
sew Yo 70 the tiy One BY he FAoAa route -h
I'VE Win, from Phia4crhl and four ~ fEa
erhs 20 Barnore Wsssagon BY the ethef Inc Along TIE
rke roses TIE vhos ss1ee sn ne Con'
Rave Stations winE;on r-rtor New 5runsweS foe
cn Newark JsseJ o hsSrs Dc 'ree r's' p-p0' ,aa Ne"
Hop -, r,,,,.so,, 70 ,,..,- sr,ru,, s.-
livery s COMPANY sposee 20 avail heEnssesoi
u. nj advantage Of this rapsnode Of eonnnsnt ~ Per
or buspess iAnt cities al exfen Of means fof
prompefsSs snsquslsd by other lre IN tns eeansy
Teersfhns bat recently enl ne< oooSe
and reliable medium and the snoan q thounes upon
housands Of dollars daily 4csc through rs agency
PsicrsFar the Of ten words or leo We o. as,
a6are and which charge uAce nc pises are
hom NETWORK to NEWARK, ss.is ss.;s . fnILap6sr
PHA fksaf.sss BALTIMORE OF WAShlcorON,
" WIN NJ SWAIN, President
YEAST POwDER-B. T. BABBTTT, IL the original
i hysat,r Ct s C.sn,e.l Yss fy.As sseA prsps, snA
hin 8 end ~ Wsahtngsn Nsv Ish rs s.ns fhso
pxeA shosA tha y ss III vt the sSovs name o.
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A UGNsf, lo53-For Shrewsbury Long Br.,<x
osesa so', h.ssl.ssi ne.. Rer w..aarssa xs.sr. -
Hrsa.s GOLDEN GATE Cart re-. M - 80 80 $1,000
&c asae g. a. olo~s Fsss . e-nts -
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Toai.

COAL-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut, 81 -
y Fax stove ard s. 30 White Ash Esg Stove Range
Is from yards Less taken from boats 10 j3
Bo~ery and 10. III Greenest. JACOB WEEKS
sNOAL-veo best quality OF Red Ash Stove aid Egg
~ for grucers eiversf the yard ~
Goercst IS 81 and White Ash - . PEI nj = 'e, g. tD
MAI SLlNIOf
NOAL.-Iho subscriber Il nov prepared - supply
- eoasoses with he kinds u grse sna blunDoai
Black Heath Letgh HazleiOu Ly-Oo
Oe sidney aud Cumberland Dined and
az winch he ofers s the
,os,be once. tom The ye on
ysrs JANIS WORTH. s0uhwest Albany sd Wsstins
ou-st,- Thompos-sti AID 6h-ey. cor Arnosst
Oroers Il ". WORTH, No. 2 Waist,
rArs Ciry 9rdnzl through DsPrset Post VII rc,ys
prompt attention.
CUMBERLAND COAL. from the mines of the New
~ salt By the Apply the o:e the
Conrsns No s. Waist.
DTTsION COAL-Ihe Pennsyiysnla Coal Com
White Ash P1rsroE Coal
ordef suitable for shipping and
fs u this City, WlhsEn-huyk
AID Brookyu The Company facilities scb enable II
i've vsse loading NeSYork Port Even Pa.
delivery Of Coa for
Apply II the ofsee Of Broadway and Waist
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1 USTRALIAS STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-Foi

A lSlKALlAN StfAM>tilT CVnr AN -fW
n PORT PHILIP MELBOURNE md sfDNEf-rh- o-s
sni steamship GOLDEN AGE 20 run bEriea
T. : halax been unaye6sbl irsrd ~il
a..E Ssses ., ~ 'ssse S0:'' e SA 'sP's
ne be the eck, reasy W inspection. tA- Id
ofsertsubr and positively .s.vs % the DAY appointed
built as ffa her node ssd Of
enns eolhaeny expected hist ne passage -" b. ''s ~'a
Tks Director. Of Company that hey The pahe
the DELAYS hsvs been taousa 80 a t1-f.
b own the nttsr ~ hsynz the macassr nni'a-'
Tire anticipated More time h bern CONSUMED AAa tn Po
would b reqsFr o~ios 10 ne
sordiray snd tn ss-n IN 10 eon0eson
For freight small amount Of which VII be taS-a o PA
Appy the ofsce OF the Comps1y. -
.bsg vii made The Office Of the CompSnv Letters
pr pAis. J. HOWARD SON Asent~ No - Bro,a~',
NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE NCARAGUA-The Accessory Transit COMPANY Of
Nicaragua Pouiiefo's ofthe NAL OalY
Tickets EGins the btA Crossing The Ne Double
steamship Northern Lsht 2so burden nj easc .rsa
; >, S gRSTgER JoS ,TsS so5 saos sadn oSss
ard These steamers unsurpassed ther seaaa
o1soss For n.0r nation py OILY
CHARLES MORGAN Assn- No. ) BoShas GE-ea
CLlPPER SHIP SWEEPSTAKES FOR SAN
pee their possible AID hsad IN tssr oils Of
lse. fer .snure T ~, az sn. a, Tax on 20
Ihe clipper ship EURsAa viii succeed Sweepstakes sal
lh september Parties beng able 70 e)npete tbr
ertci By The s-ep.es send tse soets BY thu saP $40
vii - resd, 70 ieeeve freight en- THURSDAY SA mat, al
pier North River.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK and GLASGOW
On. Glasgow md Seyors Steamship Company poerfu
cosnn -pder ali .- for S.~yo,s for s.ro WEDNESDAY
;n s-r'sE her oclocs ncon I'D on sAfCRbf IN NSvez
~ 81 p O'Clock
Fus Csbp ssioon State RS1m~l
s'rt Cabin gHdship sefe Roousl. ..................
Sew ard. -- incl uded
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6taticrerr. Ef.

BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY and PRINTING
~ -GkORGk e. BELL constantly h.nd ~eL-seleetrd
hisIt Booss from nei,uD cap sup
full bound with without Rnss bandso hall und ruled aoa PAGES
Leo. Dsy-poo8a Journa Cssh Booss lawyers Se<'
nd letter full osf bound made expressly TOR q.
% th- 6a1k Boots -ruted .nf ooHndt
order from the difficult HIS NEST o. -sion-l
r1 ~t whch the s.uioc Of merchants Snc oin~
invited Consisting Sands And Pernoc- various
terms ns from the different fi,torer ,sp eze .rd Oo.
uerr Soe ruled sni plain the du.i1.S Pcu AZ -t1r
paid printing Bill Hesds Cards Cru Checss nc S.-cy
ieossph from pattern snd printed n 20 ors Vron,
BILL e. Printer Bank Book nn,s,rur-r VI 10 S
II BURDON, No Courtlandt-st New.York, whole
lie all hind. Of Foreign and saOaeiy,
sni Book, Tueks, Menorsnduns and Fancy Goods
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miscellaneous.


COPPER Lake Superior llgot Copper from the
- Minsss Mpe' 70, S 9 ,9 So, gn S y the
CRENCH WAX MATCHES. without sulphur nor
Il cdour whatever Tinoer and Chemis Panea Paper
eIs; TiIeer Boy VIII teno &C. o. se @''eu'e o. e''' q"
Order, received i Eew.1o' y G ASPoiX No Is G,aysr.t
whee samples are deposited fma'ephA o, M fltaa s
HARDWOOD LUMBER-Wholesale and retail. for
wheelwshu ship buideES cabinet maker &C. Nos % and
80 westst psy opPC,e Collins. s,n.e wharf i0Ssa Iey
Also Car Boou Feoe goks, Hubs wasoo Poles Beut
sas s S o l' BUS IS Jaws 81 IoaSsoS
uIDES-15 500 Hides now landing and for sale, by
H sPOsfoRD TiLEsToS Co No 50 Broadway.
IOSEPH KELLY, Engraver and Printer, No. 81
y Furou.si Wedding Visiting address. Aut0H.ph and AHoms
ors.' BIZ Hsads Portrait. BIZ Of Exchange, Noiss Labels Sc
IGNIOUS MARBLE-Wsreroom No. 53i ~
u Brosswuy New Yok.-FREuND Co. siAs ghcsurss
sp sSs't r. IN ssssHs .' 81 tn, :
msSss , nay uP ana aSTo o S cS Ss
yemsIes derssn Churches nwslas. HS.e ste'1s sns
cs,ss ard Counters Nau Columns vs-. Pedetss ad Table
Dvs sHa F.psy stores wts furnished application hs Mann
SHIRE Al psrsoss iaterss,ss Ar, 'ayted 70 cali.
ON. CANS Cracker, Lard, Putty Printing Ink,
rs nd Pen. e..i o sOs ysy o rs. nd b By -:
viopsoH o. Dunlap n4sesrs IN, ~ o0 Ss, IS U.s.
Pslicu attention svea to tie as Of e' WITH Tin
DIAPER az WHOLESALE.-CYRUs ". FIELD
Co. No Il ole-t Ne~.YSr. SOW oss. @ a.s .as os
cs. III Paper before exhibited ~ the Unra State
DIANO HARDWARE. SCREWS. ard FRENCH
FELT quality, for sale y g GCENfAL i Frsnknst
DAPER WAREHOUSE. L. DERRICKSON IL
Co ies FaOa oaer fer ss on tbs lO~ss terms wrrs
Enssh Fr~ne5 Anc AnrricAa.
Al sizes. WEIGHTS snd 4ua!tie,
Rook Psper, al Sizes weights spd qualities
tissue pepe4 ncy coois md vbi,e N TIE b.g ,stsT
Han fses4 shits zrc cclorsd- drcren. WAY
HsltIs' Paper. thin. ard Of ire s-ss oasli'v
Cnth PsreE, S1xsn. SiA &c aud toxfs
Efshsh HsldNse Paper. .srg. sssortneat l-s Arres
shesthng psref Of fhe bet quality
Mrspyins Payer, siras, ~ >rt Nsnlua
Teal arsr OF different sffes
Tar Ro-,hns Pxo-rs utahr TOT N rolA
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1NhNIKAL RAlLkOAD of NEWJERSr.Y Nc

~ York sonerve aud Eastoa-commenens May Z sSj L'sw
Per No. North River of and inesn,siaf PLACES An,
Il NJ and SOP a. and for soueryle al Retupns lesw
Pmnpsburh, opposite Easton aud 10 A. W. aud SIS Pm
fhs line ElEsbettowp with BY the 8ssl
Foot OF Coutlar dtst
rk AZ PAINTED IA AID IS N SatldAys
br Baskendge sonevle rs daily Tor Puckana sn<
Pespsck; az White House NJ daily oI Fesnftsns II Nss
daily for belsdara and a. Phiu lsbnrrh fy
or Wssbsue sehlshsu Asatown, nscsh chsns. and ss1
NJ Pa
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lS53. Moss Safe. Cheap ard Reliable Route 1854,
Snrl-la Ann
lSS0 NEW BROAD GAUGE ROME

L CsJeDs TWEEN NEw-YO RK and NIAGARA sALs3
CANANDAGUA and NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD OPEN
the FALLS
E1pfss Trains leave the Falls AZ $40 AN sndtPM Mail rsa
az 10 10 A NJ -
Express Trains Cansndasua At TO A. ", nd 6@P
Sal Tran leaves anda y PMal connecting with En-
prrss Mail Trains the Newfrk snd Erie end CsasndNrla s
tnTs Railroads ard With Trans ths Nswiors Central kaiosA
Batavia and CanaIdNgua
Through Tekets the Oces Of the comoany Tie
falls CanandAga offices New Nork and Era
Raod Compsny he foot Of Duane sud of p-y s
SIoadway Ne~-Nork
NB.-Basssse checked through no ehsrEe for handling
SAM BROWN Superintendent
snr.rntendenf.. OAre- @ 4 n Y n n
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Re-Ulating.
Diono-fortes.

INOLIAN PIANOFORTES, at No. AL broslsay
IT = az. s-n.ot from the esleofed ho-ss d
Jl@t .ss the well known I9sr1nl az 81
With fa mppy Of AID nd-a.ad F7anSs o.
,.ross ulsssss ven low pnces Pianos q u
A THOMPSON
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PErER swExNEy; y.., e,.A..,,.,.
hink will beat house (~hch you Aho" asl 'en'"' j"
the coolest wtsiha -, -. 81.
The ruruoe would heat and Others allied
~ hone with as lours certainly tree from and there 10
plenty OF heat iVu'' io'F''' 'pil,uARD FRANC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26
NEWBORN FURNCE Co,
CIMlNG MACHINEs!-To TAILORS TAHOE.

~. rryOu-fow, opposite the Nitl uNi
Furnaces can be MesSrs shannon hinya
No ssS sterst atf fuckers No II south INST VIII
ui.x,.h L
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HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.

II TUW NVII IFO
81 sy1hs Company make. rs2rance atans Life
upc1 either 'of the Of life
United peroa psrGpatrs profits the sXtsut Of sd
ser cent isStras risks taken TIE Gsga
JACOB REESE President
Wn PoErEs, eecJ X q. n HUSTSGroS. ActuAry
josh MFrcALFE NJ D. EDWARD FsLps. Nd NssSa Exsn,
Coansel.
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LNOR SALE-3-3O In Cotton Cards; l2io cpindl
Hand Me nearly new adapted work One SPoo
A. 90 srpcles l. IS1 spindle Gore Tbos,e. Apply to
Aug % > mohii"bn ''"1" y or .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
George Hummcls Premium Essence Of COlItc

MAVUFAcTUREp ny DANIEL BouLrR & co.
One Package at Is cents viH SaUc A 1bs. Of Coffee,
UNIfS Essence was lately awarded with silver
medal in he American Institute, New York, also
first premium for such articles in the Frank
in Institute, Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale md Retail, at the proprietor's sole
Depot,2 Ole, Cailowlil street, Philadelphia, Also,forsale
by our Agents, and 1.-THE 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 we'll
as by the poorer class OF Teopte, almost through the
whole United States, to be by iarthe best preparation
of coffee ever offered to the public. Coffee made by
this Essenceis much more who esome. more delicate,
finer favored, perfectly clear, and, in every instance,
superior to the finest Java Coffee.
In order to give full satisfaction and proof that the
above article is perfectly healthy, andto show some
thing orthe deserved reputationit has gained and just
ly entitled to, we anncXa few certificates and recon-
mondations, particularly relating to heath, from DIR.
Booth and DIR. Chiffon, practical chemists and Analy-
siats Of the cities of philadelphia aud New York.
College AgeHWe, Tenth street, bcl0tg Market, I
Philadelphia, SePtembCr4, 1851. !
| have examined the essence ofCotleo manutactur-
ed by Hummel, Boiler & co., and find that its con-
stituents are not in the least injurious to health, il
may be used freely and with perfect safety.
JAMES BOOTH,
Pro, Of Chemistry applied 10 Arts, Franklin Institute.
No. 10 Chamber street, NctU York, Aug %, 1861,
! have. examined an article prepared by Mcssrs,
Hummel, Boiler and co, Philadelphia, called Essence
of coffee, which is intended to be used with coffee,
IRON any thing injurious 20 health, but, on the con-
trary, the Ingredients Of which il Is composed are per-
fecuy wholesome. J. Chiffon, NJ, d. Chemist.
For sale by g. KAUFMAN " co., Agents,
and other Druggists and Grocers generally
Lancaster, Ohio, August 3, 1852
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
NEW GOODS.


SNJE have now received o large and complete rs
w sortmento of New ~ Fashionable Goods,
which We are daily exhibiting and selling at tho old
stand of RFtNNtUND ASD Sos.
An we ask orrequire, is, that persons visiting our
city in pursuit OF good bargains, will give us a call
We detost hum6nggerB, and, besides, our goods, 0nre
eFdah9ed, recompeni themselves. Our stock is full
-.wasbolght u a cash market, and we are satisiod
with small profits. We can supply our customers
with alnodt oyery thing heart can wish for, IRON an
ounce Of indigo 10 O h0gShe0d Of Sugar: or from A
yard Of 81 cent Calico to CH Suit IF clodtes for s..
OF Shoes, Hats, Bonnots, Hose, Ribbons, Parasols,
silks, lawns. bareges, do LANES, ginghans, cslicoes'
cloths, cassimeres, Satinets, tweods, &c we are well
supplied asrespeots both qualities and prices.
Wekeep on hand the best Of Family Groceries,
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, MoIasses, Syrup, Rice,
Spices, &c,
And we are always supplied with a large and valu-
able stock of Ready Made Clothing, mado here
at homo. an Spccidl 0rdey, and therefore glautlv pre-.
'%eIableto that imported from eastern slop,shops.
G1'Cash and country Produce always taken in cx-
change for goods. RElNMUND & MARTIN.
Anril 80, 1862. dSg
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EABoXESc City BronA Just received at
toU II. b. HUNTER &CD
BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT

AaAN
E ENT0RK, son & WORK wouldraspoct
w fully inform the citizens Of fairfield
"a IT'S nd tho adioinihb counties that thoyareon
Ia. hand as usual, 81 thnir old stand one door
West Of Slocum's Drug store with . idyge aad
ypIeniid assortment Of everything inthair limo.
Their Winter purchases have been selected with
Gaze andAre larger than usual.
LADIES! We neutrality-suspicious. making our
purchasesso AZ to please you.
We have q liuico Of ever thing, from a Jenny LND
BusKtS down to the smallestc tildron'ss shoes.
We have alsoon handand are prepared to moketo
order.
GsaHcmcU's BusFin and Seamless Gaitcrs, Con-
gress Boots, &c. We haye also just received a lot of
Congress- Boots, q fine article.
GUN SiIONS.-Ne have on hand a large and ey.
collent assortment of Gum Shoes aud Sandals a now
article. Wohave both tho light and heavy kind.
which arc much superior to lormer articles. We
have also Ladies' aud Misses Cum Boots.
FINDINGS, &c.--We are also prepared 10 furnish
ShocmAkersand Finding Stores with Findings oievory
description, such az Kits, Pegs, Boot-webbing, Shoe
strings, l.sces, &c,
sole Leather, Morocco bindings, &c, always on
hand.
In addition to tho work on hand. we are preparcd
as heretofore To manufacture everything in our line.
Our own work naads no recommendation. We hone
by proper attentiont to our bUsirass. to secure a fan
share Of tho public patronage, az we willalwaya be
on hand TO wait upon our customers andd 10 ouAGostto
please them,
WANTED.-The subscribers win take one or two
good and industrious boys tolearn the E0oi Shoe
making BusinGss. WORK, SON < WORK.
Lancaster, January 6, 1903. SO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
Cree; Medicine COTyYOTums in Child
rem aud others.

s1Irrir AvD ATETNsoN's AMERICAN worm KrTLrR
fENIlS Medicine has been manufactured by Smith
u and Atkinson for several years, and has been used
with greatsucceSs b. Physicians ana others, in various
parts OF the United States, many thousands OF bottles
have been sold. and the universal approval il has me,
with IN all quarters where It has been introduced
proves that it needs only a trial TO satisfy the most in
cTeduluus of its great value the size Of tho bottle has
been ,n'argcd, so that it is one Of the cheapest as well
as most valuable Worm Medicines ever offered TO the
public; aud the person buying this article gets the
fun value OF his money in quality, which is fact well
worth remembering.
Bccareful to askfo "Smih and AMI psoa's Amer.
icDn JiO1Ht Killer" and see that the name Of Smith
md Ahtiason is on the Bottle inlaised Letters.
READ! aEADn READm READmt READgn
Relidfior man and beast, The horseman's hone,
or Farmers Friend. Arrangements are now made
for tho supplying the public with this Jgleat remcdN.
which has been usedWith wonderful succcssby those
who have had an opportunity of testing its Virtues
No family should neglect to have a supply; and all
persons would do well to keep some by them TO be
used in case Of accident 10 man or horse,
FoR u0HsEs, etc,--For tho cure o~fsprains bruises,
saddle and collar gals, swrlled Joints. Stiffness and
weakness Of the legs, old sores. scratches, etc.
FoR MAN -For the cure Of rheumatism ~lumbsgo,
sprains, s%wolings bruises, sciatic pains, stiffness and
weakness cfthe limbs, and other accidents and allie
tioust TO which men aud animals are liable.
Prepared only by Sorrrit and ATKINSON, 28S, Balti-
more street, Baltimore.
For sale by Kaufman & co, Lancaster; John leo
nard, Basil; T.. GoehesBn, Baltimore; Isaac Jones, Now
Salem; f.. Kalh, Rushvil @; otto II. Mrller 81 CO.,
Somerset. a SO for safe in Circloville, Ohio.
This preparation has been before the pubic a suti-
cient time TO have It's merits fairly tested and the re-
ports received f,bm various parts of the country,
prove II to he one OF the most valuable remedies ever
offered, both to man and horse.
August26, 1852. 10
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

GJ-Copper ore is arriving in consider
able quantities from the Lake Superior re-
gion. Over 200 tons of mass copper arriy-
cd at Detroit on the 22d inst. The aver
age value of the one is 500 per ton, and the
WHOLE estimated to yield $4,000. The
principal part of this ore was shipped to
Pittsburgh for smelling. About 1900 tons
Of copper are, it is estimated, now ready for
shipment at the various mines.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

A LOAN NgGoTIATED.--Mr. Bacon, Of st.
Louis, of the financial house of Page, Bacon
g. Co, has succeed in negotiating a loan in
London of 81 700, 900 of bonds in aid Of the
oIio and Mississippi Railroad. This loan,
10 conjunction with that Of $500 1000 re-
Gently negotiated by Professor Mitchell with
Mr.. Peabody of London, in5ure5 the COM
p%Ietion of this great project--which is to
make a railroad from Cincinnati to St. Lou
is-thus giving n complete line Of railroad,
by the Parkersburg route, from Baltimore
to the Mississippi river. The road aud its
connections have the support Of the most
eminent capitalists on both sides Of the wa
ter.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
NOW 5 a good time 10 subscrlbe.

TIE MEMPHIS COMMEMORATIVE South
ern Commercial Convention is to meet at
Memphis Tennessee, on Monday next. It's
purpose is to devise means to develop the
resources of the Southern States, and to
make them less Dependent upon the skill
and industry of the North; to establish
steam communication with Europe, to en-
courage the direct expectation of cotton By
the planters; and to establish on the Cont
nent of Europe a depot Of cotton in opposi-
ton to Liverpool. The Southern States
generally, manifest much interest in the
convention, aud all of them will be largely
represented.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
1.-THE TAPE MORN q
nghoBENSAcES LIVER PILLS. a.,

No part Of tho system Is more liable to disease than
the LIVER, it servings as a fiterer to purify the blood,
or giving the proper secretion 10 the bile; so that any
wrong action .ofthe Liver effects the other important
parts of the system, and results yariously, in Liver
complaints. ~Jaundice, Dyspepsia, etc. We should
tn refore watch every symptom that might indicate
a wrong action of theLiver. These pills being COM
posed OF BOOTS and PLANTS furnished by nature TO
heal the sick; Namely, LIST. An ExPEcroRANT, which
augments the secretion from the pulmonary mucus
membrane, or promotes the discharge Of socreted
matter ID. An Alternative, which changes in some
ineXplicable manner the certain morbid action OF the
system. 81 A ToNic, which gives tone and strength
to the nervous system, renewing health aud yigor to
all parts ofthc body. 4th. A chruARTIt, which acts
in perfect harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating on the bowels, and eXpelling the whole mass
of corrupt and vitlatcd matter, and purifying the
blood, which destroys disease and restores health.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
Annoiutments bv the CITY Council.

The following officers were appointed by the city
Council Tor The current year:
Board af Health.--Geor G. Beck, John c. Wea-
Hire War7eas John Reberr NJ. L.. Kreider and
+. A. ShRfieg.
Property Guard.-George II, Smith, John Searles.
G. ~steihmSn, John McElroy, George II. Little and
Joseph WorlSJr.
Gu StyU4or.- Salmon Shaw.
Weigh Mdsfer.-George White.
Market MdStcr.-Daniel Harps.
Maya, lS53.-lm ]. MeGLELLAND, Pres.
Received at the Philadelphia Com. Store,
NHIS-DAY, Two Cases LADIES' DRESS BON
l. NtTS ofall cOlors. Made by the most fashion
able AiijneTi in the United States Call aud see.
Lancaster, April II, 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

THE CzAR AND THE EMPERoR OF China
A letter from St. Petersburg, Of April %,
mentioned in tue Patrie Of Paris, says:-
"There is much talk in the best informed
circles of a secret mission Of Russian con-
yoy, sent to China overland, and who, 1t is
Said, has already. arrived at Kiatkc, a town
belonging jointly to the two governments
1t is confidently reported that theobjcct o.
his mission is to offer to the sovereign OF the
Celestial Empire the aid of Russia, for the
purpose of quelling the instruction Of his
dominions.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

MAINE LAW ADvocATG.-The first MIN
Der of the Maine Law Advocate makes u
promising appearance, and after reviewing
its contents, we can oheerfully recommend
il to the patronage of all those who feel an
interest in the cause Of Temperance. 1t
will doubtless do much good, and we trust
that its publisher, Mr.. Culver, will be lam-
ply remuneruted. Although We are averse
to having the Temperance question mixed
with politics, we heartily wish every move
meat calculated to root out the evil ofin-
temperance unparuile Iedsueeess.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
New Process OF self-acting Galvanizing

New Process of Self-acting Galvanizing
JAMES GARAGHTY, at his Matchmaker and
~ Jewelry Establishment, three doors east of the
Hooking Valley Bank, is now and at all times pre-
pared to GdEGaniSe Watches or any other metallic
~asticles with the purestGold, in a manner to defy
the best of iudges.and warFantedto Stand better than
that done BY the old principle of a Battery, on the
most reasonable terms and shot test notice. Speci-
mems can be sseH at his Shop. Tho highest price
paid. for California Gold.
JAMES GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, January cs, 1853.