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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-13

asluare conf4~th 81 ~ lines. yearly adYeftl5frs
have the privilege 0f Exchanging their advertisement
four times each year. Persons contracting by the
year, must engage for a certain space, Tor which
they will be expected 10 pay.
7 ran additional charge Oltwenty-fva per cent.
will be made, where advertisements sppesr rpguigr-
ly IN both Papers. For price Of advertising in the
nsily paper. see t'rrI. on first psga Of Daily paper.
JOB Pr~Inting.--ln this department, We expect "a
maze several improvements. We shall .rndcaYor
Atailtines to execute tho fAvors o. our fiicnJs Wifh
| promptness. ~nr4tneSa aud al the lowest prices.-
BUSINESS CARDS neatly printed upon reasOna-
Bile terms.
Bianks.--We Si.alkeap constantly on hand b. xE
DEEDS and NoR rGAoyS, JCsTicTs' BLASgs. and
will be ready al all timss to print 20 order SsuP.
PIsG DILLs. NoTEs and such other Blsnks as ma y
Do required.
At the COMMENCEMENT. Of the yezF. we have $ Jew
words to say TO our many friends throughout the
county. We have. til irae doubled our lit of sub.
.eritcrs .ince we have been in eh''g' Of the ofHee
but at the same rime we have largely Increased the
quantity Of reading matter AMI bestowed much more
care and l4borupon thu paper. VIII rot each che
take the trouble to show thu 2APerto his ~nsishbor and
induce him to subscribed
There are hrgar and cheaper papers published than
ours, but no eoun'y paper in the West Surpassss it.
We labor 10 pat into itsco!umnq whit w;ilbe VI essen
tial and perinanent ads ants &c. rather than mere novel
sketches designed ~ please for moment and then
DC forgotten. In this age Of proZr+ss sad intelligence,
Of discovery and invention. = vast variety Of news is
to be published in a small eoIaoass, sl Of which
should be given to the public. and to crowd this ut
with matter Of only superficial importance, is doing
justice ps;thSr to the age nor the resders OF DeSsfs-
pers. Our aim has been and still is, to publish a pa
per fully worth the price we charge for il, and one
that will be interesting and useful to every family.
To 60 this with justice to ourselves. we should have
a largely increased patronage, and without any ex-
tended remarks, we eonid nifty appeal to our present
customers to be prompt in their payments and to our
eit;z rus generally to have their names placed upon
our subse Upton books.
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We daily hear of the most astonishing cures being
effected by that great and popular medicine, the gem
uine III. e.. FarreFs ArdJiaH Liaineat, and we can
truly say, from our own knowledge, that no medicine
eyer discovered has perfo med the same wonderful
cures that It has. both in man X beast, and It is equally
good for both, which makes it so truly valuable. 1t
is therefore hailed by the suffering as the greatest
blessing OF tho age, and TO one would ever allow him
self TO be without this sovereign balm, who had once
Witnessed its magic power over disease, and rs won
derfut potency III relieving pain. however severe, in
a lew rrinutes time. We cara ST. desire GU TO cal
upon the Agent, who will urni h YOU, free oil charge,
4 small book containing. 5rSiies other va liable inlor.
nation, II large list Of certificates from many Of the
nOSt resp c able parsons. Of cures effected by this
Feelcbratcd medicine, whicIi Suri are em,ugh 10 c. n.
vince the most scelticai OF t., transcend Mt viitu. 3.
We notice several certificates Of Rheumatism cured
after the patient had suffered every thing but d ath
Tor i've 10 twenty Years. Al u tasesoi para YES. or
loss OF use of tn limbs, wherA the h'sh had with r.
ed, having lO.n' ng apparent v tDt dlied skin nd bone
presenting 40 liorr,d a spcc'ac'c that III IT. friends
hoolei upon them pail d whi g physicians prom unc.
ed them bey0'st az humal eJortto relieve. III the
mo t eihcaeious ramods known fur buul', sprAiu ,
wounds bruises, cirilbla ms, nauralgia. ~toothala, Lites
Of insects, sore throat sore or weak eres, tumors. sun
pain, etc etc aud Is used with un5ounded success in
most of the ailments ofhorses aud ca @, such az swee.
ny. tarcy ,spraius, bruises wounds, stiff neck and joints.
lameness, swellings, "a or chafes, sore ewes, partial
blindness. etc. Ii used in tho beginning OF fiStu'a, poll
evil, %ringbonc and sp win II wi | invariably stop their
further progress. Ever family shoud keep this val
liable medicine on hand, r,aly for any emergency.
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The most astonishing success OF ihr oxy
EenaIsd BiJters.

LETTER FROM F. 7. WALLACE. ESQ.
PALsrER, July /. l35;-Sir,-Iti Is to me a source
Of infinite pleasure. to DO able to bear testimony from
personal experience, to the great value OF the oxy-
genated Bitters, as ar ~elfectuAl and complete remedy
and cure for Dyspepsia, in many, il not in all OF the
multifarious forms in which that distressing mslAdy
exhibits itself.
I began to be afflicted in 1874 with catarrh. and the
difficulty increased rapidly until December, 1850.
producing in the course Of that period Asthma. Tie
frat symptoms of disease. wa, an extreme oppres-
siveness o. the head. then followed difficulty Oh
the lungs, caused by the falling of mucus. of which
there was a cOpious flow + ON the glands in the head,
producing tigh,ness, violent cough, pain in tho side,
! and innumersblea tendant evils. The accumulation
of mucus on the lungs, was such, that ! could mol
breathe when in a horizontal or reclining posture
aud many nights during the last two years, I enjoyed
no sleep, except what ! could get trolkiag my room
Ny breathing during the dsy was oitcn loud ard
wisozing. like an over driven horse, AMI indescrib-
ably distressing.
Daring all This time | could get no ermanan Mt relief.
A course Of treatment by my Physician, would be a
relief only for the time that lie kept me prostrated by
ais laxative po.ions, and tedious irritating external
'Ppl aners.
Last December, my attention was brought to the
consideration Of III Oxvganatad Bitters, by The Hon
Myron Lawrence, who at that time was rejoicing in
the emancipation Of his own lungs, from a twenty
years bondag, Blythe use Of your madeleine. | pur.
chased four bottles of your Bitters. Ia We not YET
used the whole Of the third bottle, and I believe | am
cared.
An excellent quality of the medicine. is, besides
its remedial virtues, that il is rather desirable to take
being atall times as agreeable as glass OF lemonade.
I meet persons almost daily, 20 whom recommend
it, having faith that they also can bs healed.
Very respectfully, FIT. WALLACE.
Da. GEo. B. GRnrN. Windsor, Vermont.
REED, AUSTIN. &c Co., Wholesale Druggists. No.
o6, Merchants Row Boston, General Agents.
Price, 81 par bottle: six bottles for IS.
Dee 90. Sold by GKAUFFMAN e Co, Lancaster.
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An Ordinance,

Mailing appropriations for the purchase Of a. Lng1c
nnd Hose for the nse OF The Firc Department
OF the City Of Lancaster.
Sgr. |. Rel OTdaiaed bp he City Council Of fhe
- City If Lancaster, That the sum ef Fifteen ffun-
dred Dollars be approprisfsdto purchase al Lngine
for fhe use of me YEc Department Of the City Of Ian
caster.
aforesaid. Thsi the further sun OF -Four Hundred
Dollar, Ls appropriated 70 purchase Hose FOR the use
Of the Fire Department aforesaid.
Passed dee. %, 1859. va p. CREED, ldyor.
Auest-JoHs b.. RHED, City Clerk.
December 81. lS51. 81
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6-see advertisement of lost dress.

"a THN0 OF BEAUTY Is A JoY FoREvKE."-Why
will people endure pimp'es on the 'hu nan face divine,
or eruptionS of any kind. when It is a fact so well
known. that Or. Guysotrs YeIlotO Dock and Sarsa-
pariua c'eanses the skin from all imyuritv. removing
~Pimp'eS, Sores aud BIoteh0s, leaving the affected
parts as healthy. smooth and soft as the flesh Of babe.
1t is really price ess 10 a l that wish the rosy beauty Of
chi dhcod.
1t causes al soressnd poisonous wounds to discharge
all infested matter, and erAdicatos every ~inpurit.
from the system.
Itdoes its work mildly, but effoctualy. giving coz.
scious beauty and blooming heslth in the pace Of ug i
ness and sou'-sickening disease.
lJTSee advertisement. 80
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1--WE have frequently hcarl the celebrated Ger
man Bitters. sod by Dn. g. NJ. JAoKsoN, 100 Arch
Street, Philadelphia. spoken Of in terms of the highest
commentator AMI we honestly beieve thatit is one
Of tbs best IN dicines advertised for the comp aints for
which it is recommended. Thoy are peasant to the
taste, and can be taken under any circumstances by
the most de icAte stomach. The pross far and wide,
have united in commenting this invaluable remedy
Tor dyspepsia, debility, etc and such are the healing
effects OF this panacea, that we hope it may be intro
dnced into every family where dyspepsia has, or is
Likely 10 have a victim.
lPSee advertisement. lm35
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PoIsoNISG.-ThousanIs of parents who use Yer.
mimge composed of castor oil, calomel. etc. are not
aware that while they appear TO benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the Foundation for a Sc.
ries Of disease, loss OF sight, weakness of limbs etc.
In another column win be found the advertisement,
of IIobensack's Medicines, to which we ask tho aiten.
ton ofsll directly Interested in their own as well as
their childrcn's health. In liver complaints and a l
disorders arising from those Of q bilious type. should
IN Ike use OF the only genuine medicine, Hobensack'-
Liver Pill.
aJ-.Be mol decided but ask for Hob nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each
has the signature OF tho proprietor, ! n. HobenSack
as none else are genuinely. Y. Express.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-13

The Refusal OF BILLY BowLEes TO
LEAVE FLoRTpA.-The National Intelligen-
Ger confirms the report that Billy Bowlegs
has,been compelled by his followers, partic-
ularly his sister and Sam Jones, to refuse
the compliance with his promise to leave
Florida. He had taken to the everglades,
and as a regiment of"Cow-boys'' or "Crack.
ers" is being raised inFlorida, to pursue him,
we may expect to hear soon Of the com.
mencement of another troublesome Indian
war. ..a
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COMMON SCHOOLS, ETC IN New YORK;
The Secretary of State in New York, is e
off cio superintendent oftheC COMMON Schools
of the State, and as such, has made his re-
port to the Legislature. He states the whole
number of children in the several districts,
between the age of 4 and 81, to be l,lo0,6l3,
of whom 832,4Sl have been taught during
some portion of the year in the Common
Schools ofthe State; at a total expense oil
ga, 249, ia; an excess over last year of 1861
9s7. OF the whole sum, over 100000 was
expended for libraries, and nearly $47S, 0o0
for school houses, &C., &c.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

R B MCBRIDE, is prepared to execute Daguer.
~. reotypes in the most approved style and upon
terms that cannot fail 10 meet the appreciation of all,
DaaSuerreotypes Of children, of any age, are execut.
ed here as perfectly as for a grown person.
Persons wishing Dagucrreotyp. IS and all others al e
respectfully invited to call and examine his spcci.
mems. He is receiving, and will keep on hand, almost
all styles of case, 50 that all can be suited.
UP 5 Instructions given in this most beautiful
and fascirDting art, on the most reasonable to ms.
Rooms IN the frame building belonging to Mr.. Gel.
sy. Entrance one door West of the Hooking Valley
Bank. Lancaster, january IL, 1853.
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COnRresSiOnnI

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE House passed
a resolution to adjourn ever to Monday, in
order to attend the Inauguration of Jackson
Monument tomorrow. Passed thirty-four
private bills, including one %relinquishing TO
Ohio the unfinished part ofthe Cumberland
road in that State. Adjourned.
SENATE not in session to day.
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From LouisviIIc.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. THE steamer John
Simonds left at noon to-day for Now Or
leans, and when rounding out from Port
land, three miles below the city, collapsed
her flues, scalding some 26 or % persons, of
whom twelve were instantly killed.
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LOOK OUT FOR CouNTERFEITs!

The public are caution ID against another counter
fot, which has lately made its appearance, called w.
B FarreWs ArdbiGa Liniment tho most dangerous
Of all the counterieits, because his having the name
Of Farrell, many will buy in good faith, without the
knowledge that a counterfeit exists, and they will per.
haps only discover their error when the spurious mix
ture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. G..
Farrell. sole inventor and proprietor. and wholesale
druggist. No, IL Main street, Peoria, Illinois. to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. BE
sure you get 1t withthe letters H. G before Farrell's,
thus-H. q. F~ARRELL'S-and his signature on the
wrapper, all others are counterfeitS.
Sold by G. KAUFFMAN eco, Lancaster,
aud by regu airy authorized agents throughout the u
nited States. Price % and so cents, and 81 p hottie.
AGENTS WANTEDin every town, vi Iage and
ham'et in the United States, in which one is not al
ready established. Address II. g.. Farrell as above,
accompanied with good reference as to character, re.
sponsibiiity, etc. Jan. elm
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New T. Market.

New YORK., Jan l0.--Slles OF 500 bbis
of State flour ut $50 to $50; Ohio 5,6S@5,-
rs, and easier. Wheat little inquiry. I5,-
500 bush mixed corn 72@73--irmer. 500
bbls prison whisky 2%5f-LittIe doing in
pork, and prices unchanged. Beef steady.
Lard in bbls III to III. Butter dull.
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NEwsPAPER Boys.-The New Hampshire
Patriot, the leading Democratic paper al
Concord, saysthe printing Office, Of that pa
per has been the graduating school ola Gov
ernor, a Senator in Congress, several Rep
resentatives to Congress, many editors, some
ministers, and many other young men, who
haveaflled at various times numerous re-
sponsible stations in the community.
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A GOOD Cow.-A correspondent of the
Cleveland Herald, writing from Mayfeld,
says "that VIM. Ellsworth, of Mayield, Guy
ahoga, Co., Ohio, has a cow, a cross Of Dew =
onshire and Durham, that gave fifty-two and
n halflbs ofmilk per day during twenty-one
successive days, and gave as high as three
lbs and four ounces of butter per day, her
feed being hay and eight lbs of bran per
day,
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-William R. King
has mode his will. He was born in 1885,
He owns five thousand acres, Of land in one
body, in Dallas county, Ala, and upwards
of one hundred slaves. His entire estate
is worth $3.50, 900.
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Estnte of Jacob PENCE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned Ia,
~ been. appointed and duly qualified as Executor
Of the Estate Of JA1oB PrNcr. deceased, late O
fairfield county, Ohio All persons having claiml
against SAD Estate will Preseit them for settlement
indebted will make immediate payment.
JONATHAN C0ULSON, Executor.
January y, 1904. NFN Rf 4w34
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From Mobile.

MOBILE Jan6.-The passengers by the
steamer Black Warrior, arrived here from
Hayana, reports that the small pox is rag
ing there TO an alarming extent. The dis
ease was still unchecked, and very many
we're dying from itdaily.
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LOST,

A BLACK SILK DRESS PATTERN. partly made
fAup, between the residence OF Mr.. John Sweyer and
Amanda. The finder WILDE literally rewarded by
leaving It at Mr.. S~weyer's or this office.
Dec. % 20. =
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EAL HEAD OF LAIR
]. w. lOLLIER.

fn. s (LATE OF PHILADELPHIA
vrntiIa,ing g. GossnmerW Wig Manufaci urer,
Opposite the Capitol House. Columbus.
AN Extensive assortment of Ladies' and Gont'e.
"A mems Wigs, Toupees, Soaps, hat. Wigs. fore.
pieces, Back Hair, Frizetts, Puffs, Curls and co'ored
Work. Also, Bracelets, Necklaces, Beads, aings,
Crosses, Pins, Guards and Chains.
lTHair Work repaired and dressed. Orders faith.
fully executed. Jan 8, l853.-6m34
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Boots d SIO.s.-See new advertisement
Of Messrs. Work, Soma Work. They have
on hand a hne assortment Of all kinds Of ar
ticies in their line, which are made Of the
best material aLd in the best manner. Du-
ring the present year, they intend making
their store additionally attractive. So far as
their own work 10 concerned. they need no
eneomiam from Us. il has always been
celebrated asof the best and most fashiona-
BILE kinds. Call and examine their stock.
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From Neyy York.

New YORK, Jan. S.-Private letters have
been received from the coasts of Africa,
which state that the British government
were about to withdraw their naval forces
from the coast for the suppression Of the
slave trade.
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Adrertiing.-An advertisement in the
Daily and Weekly Gazette appears in over
10000 copies during the course of the year.
Any business man, noticing this fact, must
conclude that the best way for him to invite
customers is through the columns of our pa
per. The small COSTS nothingin comparison
with the benfis that follow this mode ofdoing
business. "a word to the wise is sufficient
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n ARRANGEMENT.

AHANE849THE subscriber having greatly In.
HHEA L creased his stock on his mail routes
from Columbus to Lancaster and from Lancaster to
Athens, is fully prepared to carry all who may wish
to travel on these roads, with safety, comfort and &C.
Lerify. His coaches, horses and drivers are all a No.
l Extra. Helooks confidently TO q generous public
for increasing patronage. Nj. Y. KRElDER.
Lancaster, November 10, 1859 DIV
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Likenesses.-See the the advertisement Of
Mr.. Mcbride. An examination Of his spe-
cimens will give Il good idea of his capacity
for taking good pictures and insure him
hosts Of customers.
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For THE LADIEs.

E3N EcEIVED this morning BY Exphrss.
- fine assortment of L. mrs LiNn Rr2v
Vk.IHs, LACE Doors, etc., assorted sizas an.
latest styles. Also, Misses and CAIdren,s Lac.
Boots and Shoes. An manufactured "a onr ords- i.
one Of the best Houses In Philadelphia. Call And AZ
them. ISL sMcELROY & BfLLTNGTfTTpcT
lancaster, DecepnbeE n, 1852 div
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1.-THE attention Of our readers is called 10 the ad-
vertisement OF WM P. CREED, Esq, agent for the
Protection In 'urance Company. The true theory and
practice OF insurance is, in few words, very correct
ly stated; and we %ecommen our readers to avail
themselves of the advantages. offered by this old and
we'll tried In Institution.
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GAINESVILLE Market

EVANSVILLE, Jan. ~iOth.-Wheat--s5 cts.
per bushel.
Flour--extru, 500; superfne, 4,5o pei
Dbl.
Corn--30 cents per bushel.
Pork--5,50@6,0o; Middlings, 8 cents pei
ID.
Oats-25 cents per bushel.
Hay $500 per ton.
Eggs--l24 cent per Courier
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TANoTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDERING
PoRANT TO DYsPEPrIcs--Dr. J. S. H0UGH10N'S
PEPSIN, The True Digesiire Fluid, nrGGstTic Juice,
prepared from RENNET. or the FOURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok. after directions OF Baron LIEBlG, the
great Physiological chemist, by Us. lloUGHToS, NJ.
D., Philadelphia. This istruly a wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, J~aundice, liver complaint
constipation and debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric juice
Pamphlets. containing Scientific evidence ofits value,
furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the
medical Advertisements. Al
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IMPORTS AT BUTFALo.-The Buffalo Ex-
press estimates the aggregate value of the
domestic imports at that port at S45 ,265 1929.
OF this amount, grain of all kinds, inClud-
ing that manufactured in -four, shows an ag-
.gregate slower 2~0,oO0,000 bushels, amount
ing to l6,o65 ,096. 4t(
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

TIME CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON snd ZANES-
i VILE RAIL ROAD is now located from Lam
caster to Evansville. and will soon be put under con-
tract for its construction. & It is now imPeritively me-
cessary that the instruments due and 70 become due
Oh Stock, be Immediately paid UP. as well as that
subscribed to the Lexington route, as also the un-
conditional stock.
Six instAlrneHss OF 10 per cent each, are now due3
and the 18th will fall due on the LIST January next
The Stockholders residing in Fairfield and Hooking
counties are required to pa VITO the undersigned, Urea
surer Of aid company, at his office in Lancaster.
JOEL RADEBADGH, Treasurer
Cincinnati. W. and Evansville Railroad company.
Lancaster, December ~, 1852. S2u
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From Boston.

BosToN, Jan. 8.-The American Powder
Mill Company's Works blew up yesterday,
killing three men-Hudson, Balson and
Houson. One hundred and fifty kegs ex-
Ploded.
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FEEDI EEEDM

TNHE subscriber is now prepared, a his Steam
L Mill at the South end Of B Broadway, to grind corn
III the cob, and will keep it on hand all the time.
Gee. RING.
Ian. IL. 1855.
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PERFUMERY.

VINHE subscriber has Just received a very fine as
~sortnlpnt Of the Genuine Roassei PeEfHmeries,
consisting of genuine Beef Marrow, genuine Bears
Oh. PhiloeorIb and Beef Marrow Pommade, Fine Ex
tracts for handkerchiels, etc. etc
Nov. - 0. W. E
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VICE PRESIDENT KING.-A letter from
Washington dated Jan. Essays that "the Hon.
W.R King cannot possibly recoycr. His
physician has sounded his lungs with the
stethescope, and declared that one of his
lungs is entirely gone, and the other partly
SO. Col. KS. niece, Mrs. Ellis, is with
him." The writer further adds that he has
been very humane master. He never sold
but one slave in his life and was compelled
to sell idim because he was a terror to the
neighb orhood. -.
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ChiIlicOthe Markets.
CHILLIcoTHE, Jan. ll-Wheat 10 to rs.
Corn 80. Oats 80.
Flour at retail, $3.50:
Hogs-$6 RlO0h.-MetropolS.
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selected stock Of HARDWAREto be found in this
market. Under this system their business has steadi-
" increased for the last three years. and their trade
now amounts to double that oil ATTY similar establish
ment.
They purchase their goods almost entirely for
ters, and are thus enabled to offer advantages on trade
that ~precludes the possibility Of their being UNDER
soil Look over there advertisements, and be sure
TO give them a call. Nov 20