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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
COMMERCIAL INTEIIIeENcE.
C-IeyeInnd NInrkeI.

CLEVELAND, March 2I.-Since our last re-
view Lake navigation has opened from this
place TO Sandusky, Toledo and Detroit, aud
boats are now making regular trips to the
above places. Repairs are being made 10
the canal and locks aud IL is anticipated ca
nal navigation will be resumed by the first
Of April But little doing in our market in
b~readstuffs, and prices under the unfavora.
BILE foreign news rather on the Decline
Railroad receipts continue fair and consid-
cradle going forward.
Fish-Whitef fish, bbls. 1880; half DO $50,
with but few sales.
Fruit There is q little better feelingin
dried app es, and good lots cannot be obtsin.
ed at less than I,l21 a lilo. Peaches sell
only in retail way. Green apples, sound
81; common 624 a 10.
Flour-The last foreign news quotes a
decline in this article Of a Sd, with a dull
market. In our market -four has been held
firmly at 4,5O for strait brands super6ne; ex.
ira 4,75 a s, and sales have been made for
future delivery at these prices; but we doubt
whether good strait brands superfne flour
would now bring over 4,374,or extra at 1921
a 4,75 on a sale Of future delivery. Present
sales are confined to city and country mer.
chants to supply retail trade.
Grain-There ia little doing in grain Of
any description and market appears dull. Ia
wheat we have heard Of no transactions for
some time, and owing to the unfavorable
foreign news which we now receive il will
be difficult to give prices that can be relied
upon. Northern wheat has been held at 90
a 50, but we doubt if market now could be
quoted over S74 a s8, and 80 a 80 for white
Receipts have been light along line of ca
nal, and light receipts are anticipated on
the opening Of the canal. Corn is steady al
SO a 3D. at railroad cars; retails at Coo. Oats
SO a SIC; retail 4Oc.
Hams-Market steady at IL a l24 for su.
gar-cured hams, with a good stock on hand,
Gale o. Chapin's, j: Carlisle and Com.
stocks take the preference. Rough coun'
try hams a iOc.
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GOVERNOR OF 0REGoN.-The President
has appointed Gen. Lane Governor Of Ore
gon. DR.. Odds was a n applicant; but could
not come in. Gen. Lane was in Mexicot DR..
Odds volunteered to go. but afterwards back
ed out because he couldn't ride ON horseback
and therefore couldn't bel General. For
The same reason, he couldn't be appointed
Governor as they have no carriages out
there. This will d~isappoint some of the 9TH
or factions of the party in this State, who
were generous and disiaieresse5 enough to wish
him success.
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SYMPTOMS OF Disease should ever bo disregard.
ed. They arc %unerring indications that the vital func.
tions OF nature have been interrupted in their health.
iul action, and that serious evils must inevitably fol.
low, unless the system be again set right by the time
ly use Of proper remedies.
Bear In mind. thSt nature is ever endeavoring to
exPel disease when it invsdes the animal economy,
and only needs the assistance of ONO genial ~restora.
.ive--thorough, yet mild in its sction-thAt will give
tone to the system, and ACT UPON THE sLooD-which
is the principal Of life.
GUYsoTT's YEIIow Dock AND SARsAPARILLA. a.
. purifier of the hood, a renovation ofthe system and
a Importer and presorver Of the powers Of life. il
has no equal. Take it. on the first Indication that
disease isupon you, and you will avert perhaps weeks
and months of sickness and suffering.
UJSee advertisement. lama
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Now Orleans NInrkeh

New ORLEANS, March ls.-Sales of2, 900
bris Ohio Flour ut 1 LOO n 4,l0. Corn has de-
clined to 80 a 43c, aud Oats 35 a SIC. Mesa
Pork is dull at 1925 Il 1880. Bacon is low
pr; sales Of sides at Il u re. Sugar is
steady. Prime molasses 80 a 24c. Rio
Coffre Ole. Lard Oil zoe.
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LOOKOUT FOR COUNTERFEITS!

The public are cautioned against another counter.
fsit, which has lately made its appearance, called ".
of all the counterfeits, because his having the name
of Farrell, many will bly, in good faith, without the
knowledge that a counterfeit exists, and they will per-
haps only discoverthei error when the spurious mix
lure has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. G..
Farrell. sole inventor and proprietor, and who'esa'e
druggist. No. II Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom
sure you gel it withthc letters H. @ before Farrell's,
thus-sH. u. FARRELLS-and his signature on the
wrapper, all others are counterfeits.
Sod by q. KAUFMAN & CO., Lancaster,
and by regu arly authorized agents throughout the u
nited States. Price % and5 so cents, and 81 y bottle.
AGENTS WANTED In every town, village ard
hamlet in the United States, in which one Is not al
ready established. Address HI Farrell as above,
accompanied with good reference as TO character, re-
spOnsibiity, etc, ass March I0-lm44
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lancaster Markets.

WEDNESDAY, March 93.-We have nc
change to note in the market. Wheat still
brings n a 80, but has a downward ienden-
cy. What effect the opening Of navigation
will have, it is not now possible to deter
mine. In other articles we have no change
to mote. ----L- ~
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GENERAL NOTICE.

TNHE public are notified that ] have disposed Of M
entire stock Of Goods to Messrs. Rising & Lyons,
who will hereafter conduct the business At the old
stand.
Those indebted 10 ME are requested 10 call and
settle their accounts immediately either by cash or
note. I return my acknowledgements to my old
friends ard customers who so literally patronized
me. Twill be found at all times at the old stand reA-
dy to settle. JACOB PLOUT.
Lancaster, March Is, 1853 4m45
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GAINESVILLE Market

EVANSVILLE, March 22.-Weather clear,
cool and pleasant. We note a slight change
in the quotations Of Flour and Wheat
Wheat, 75c. per bush. Flour, extra, 4,5O;
superine, 4,25 per Dbl, Flour Barrels 379c.
Corn, Acc. per bushel. Pork, 5,50@6,00;
Hams, lOc.; Sides and Shoulders, &c. per ID.
Potatoes, s3@374c. per bushel. Oats,
3Oc. per bushel.
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New York Market.

New YORK, March 22--M. Flour, Ac-
tive; sales of 1000 bbIs: State st 4.5O@4,62;
Ohio at 4,62@4,75; Southern at 4,s7.
Wheat--Unsettled; sales of Genesee at
1879.
Corn--Plenty; sales of white at &c and
yellow Mt Csc.
W~hisky--Sales of prison at 22Sc.
Pork-Dull; sales Of mess al 1878; prime
at l4,25. L..
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PoIsoxIgo.-Thousands OF ta+eiits who use Yer.
mimge composed Of caster 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 will be found the advertisement
Of Hobensack's Medicines, to which VIC ask the atten.
ton Of all directly interested in their own as well As
their c~hildren's health. In liver complaints aud al
disorders arising from those OF a bilious type. should
make use Of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack',
Liver Pill.
lT"Be mol deceiped," but ask for Hob nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each
has tho signature of the proprietor,I N. HobensAck
A. none else are genuino.-N. Y. Express.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 22--M.--Flour, dull
with very small sales at $50. Whisky
Sales at 1890. Provisions, Only sale was
100 hhds sides in dry salt at &c. Sales oil
1T bbls Grease at 6k@7c. Sugar, easier,
prices ranging from Alto 5lc. Molasses
declined to 28@2s4c. Clover Seed, sales
at 5,7O@5 80. Coffee, Rio at 100 IOtc.
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Read The following remarkable euro, which should oil
Itself place IL. q. FABRELL's ARABIAN LINIATEET
far hnYnnd anN similar rnmadY.

lar OoyOnd any similar remedy,
Me-. II. a. FARnELL-Dear sir: Acthated by a sense
Of ratelulnoss, | sdbrhit the following as an instance
of the utility Of your great medicine. My child three
years old, was suddenly attacked with a terrible dis
ease. which in less than six hours Frustrated it to to-
tai he!ples5ness The limbs became SO rigid that not
a joint could be bent; the flesh turned black and cold
and entirely deprived oil feeling; the eyes fixed. par
tally closed and altogether blind, following this was
deafness to all sounds; the spine, became CONTRACTED
end so curved that when lying on its back the head and
heals only Untouched Indeed, the child presented every
appearance ofbeing dead. immediately on the attack,
the family physician was called in, although il was
bltstered a dozen times and various rubelacient Lihi
ments applied. A consultation of physicians was
then held, but to no purpose, the case was then
brought before the Medical Society. but nothing could
be suggested which had not already been done, and the
doctor then told mo he could do nothing more, We
then commenced applying your Liniment freely over
the entire length ofthe spine, and you may imagine
a parents Joy, when. after a few applications, return,
ing a~nimstion was apparent, and il rapidly recovered
with the exception of the sight, which did not become
perfect for near a month. The child is now healthy
and robust as can be. Five other cases of the same
kind occurred previously in my neighborhood, all Of
which died, when there Is no doubt if your Liniment
had been used they would have recovered.
Peoria, March I, 1851. II. G CLELAND.
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ApLEAsANr Farm roR SALE.

The undersigned win sell his Farm, in Greenfield
township, Fairfield county, about three miles north
Of Lancaster, containing about one hundred acres, a.
bout fifty well timbered and the balance under good
cultivation. There 10 upon the premises a ~suticien-
cy drumming water to supply the wants cfthe farm.
For Information, call and see for yourselves. The
farm will be sold upon reasonable terms.
ISRAEL JACKSON.
March ., 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

ADVANCE IN MEATs.-0wing to the scare
ity of fine beef cattle, sheep, &c, the butch
ers at st. Louis have advanced the price of
meats in the retail markets, The best cuts
Of beef are now sold at 8 to 10 cents. Sheep
are very scarce and as high as 4 to SIS per
head has been paid for very fine. The best
beef cattle are worth 1926 per 100 lbs. net.
The demand for California has reduced the
number of sheep and cattle all over the west
ern country.
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WEIGH ND CONSIDER.

Dr.. Halls BAESAM, Is 20 PGresotr Preparation,
bat O Medicine thich makes cur . CT home
trheTe tAe parties Goa be JoIa3.
Thr Great Cough & ~Consumptive Kennedy
REA DER have you = cough. which you are neg
leeting under the idea thar il Is only a cOmmon cold,
and that il will soon swear itself outi" Let q friend
tell you, in all kindne- 3. what will soon be the proba-
bic result. In short time. i YOU continue 20 neg
ltct yourself, you will begin 10 feel a sense OF tight.
ness and oppression across The chest, accompanied
with frequent sharp darling pains. Then, q dry hack
ing cough will SGT in and when you raise anything it
will be- a thick and v~ellnwish. or white iroih' matter.
streaked perhaps with blood If you sill lake no
medicine, these unpleasant symptoms viii Increase
and YOU will soon have hectic lever. cold chills, night
sweats, copiouj axpec.ora;ion, and then great prostia.
lion. II gu still neglect yourself, a few weeks or
months will see you consigned 10 the grave. leaving
your friends 10 mourn how rsptily consumption did
It's work, and hun led you away. Friend have yen
no cause 10 be alarmsd1 In the above sketch you may
see in q glass, how every case Of ccnsumPiion pro-
crosses. with mora or .ess r7pidity, to a fatal telmin-
alton. Of all the.thousandS and millions whom This
great Destroyer has gNtheIed To- the tomb, every ain
gle case began with . cold! II this had been attended
To, all might have been welE but, b. ing neglected, IN.
der the fatal delusion That il would wear itself off,
IL transferred IFS deadly action TO the substance oil thI
Lungs ,exciirg there the formation Of tuberrles. Gel
alleI cold added feul To the famo, until these III
bercles began to soften and SuPpuiate. icaving by
their liberation, great cavities in the Lungs AZ imi
crisis the disease is very difficult o. cure, aud Often
-times sets at defiance all human means.
In the lAtter, or We ST, stage, this medicine Will Of,
tentimes arrest the. diseSsr.0r check its rogress, ant
will always make tn pstihnt more comfortable, and
prnlong his lie. and il is Their fore worthy ola tfial-
but in its ~incipient or forming rerib!s, consumPioI
is as eurab'e IS any other disease, and DR. HANS Bal
sam for the Lungs, if taken Al this time, will cure L
as surely as it is taken! We earnestly eIhort al wht
have a cough, or are subject 10 colds, 10 keep the me
dicine BY them. aud whenever you take cold, eIadi
cate it thoroughly, and At onee, by this powerfully
healing compound, and leave your Lungs uninjured
to carry You in full vigor to a good old age.
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&affH Market.

New YoRx, March Observation-Disclosures
supported; sales Of 1000 at 7@9lc.--Mar-
ket closed dull.
Sheep and Lambs--Sales of 5000 sheep
ut $500 4,50@5 ,50@5,75.
Cows and Calvcs--Sales OF 7 at 25@350
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OEyEsnAfsd Biitsrs 1IofS TssGmsny.
Lsttsr from william Gordon, Esq, Tor soysraI year
United States Deputy Marshal, for tho Dis,riet

OHyEsnAfsd HIttsrs-1IofS Tsafmsny.
Lstsr from william Gordon, Esq, for soTsral years
United stsios Deputy Mafshi, for tho District
Of MSssiehusetts.
NRW BRDVoAD. March 6, fs5i-Msssfs. Reed,
Bates & Austin. = Gsutlsmsn ,-ror tho itst six yesrs,
my wife has b. n almost constantly Afflicted with that
most sistrussing mahdy, nyspepsis. TrsaueBily
during thSeperiod Of time. she hss been compelled
to give uPtho ordinary cares Amy Emily. ana con.
Gns herself % the house, II not TO her room. Her
attendant symptoms were constipation orths bowels.
headache. pain IN the side. seidity Of the stomach,
severe nausea, and detection Of spiriB; and Tor weeks
at q time, scarcely = particle Of moisture MADE h sp-
p~earaneo on the surface Of the chest, or linbs. Ths
most simple food whcu taken into the stomach xouIe
cause distress.
In tho meantime. various medicines was resented
TO. but without success. Near the close Of last Au.
tum, when mdch fedueedi ia health and strength. she
was earnestly solicited by . lady Of Boston, wis had
been greatly beuoftted by using the same, TO procure
and take tho OxygenAied BltteIS. She did so. In los.
than cne week she was greatly relieved. and in les.
time than one month, was able to superintend all
household cares Of the family. She is now restored
to a good degree OF health and strength. Therefore
from what | have seen and known in her case, ! take
great Pleasurei in recommending the use Of Dr.. Grcen'r
Oxygenaied Bitters TO evSry person who may Be So
unfortunate a. to be afflicted with Dyspr psia.
Respectfully yours. WILLIAM GORDON,
No, S5 Fifth Street, New Bedford.
REED, AUSTIN & Co, Wholesale Druggists. No
%, Merchants Row Boston. General Agents.
Price, 81 pcr bottle. six bottles for e.
Der 20. Sold by G.KAUFFMAN & Co, Lancaster
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ROAD Notice.

A PETITION will DO PRESENTED to the Trustees
n Of Walnut Township, Fairfield county, Ohio, at
thsir next regular meeting, praying that a township
road be located and established between the following
points, viz;--Commcncirg in the road leading from
Baltimore TO Thornville. thence south TO the south
ives, corner Of Section No. Is. in said Township,
thence south on the lines between Is 4 i6 and 81 &
q, to the road leading from Baltimore to New Salem
and there to terminate.
March "a, 1885. MANY PETITIONERS
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lama

On. HooTLAND's GERMAN BIrrERs, prepared by
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, arc justly rpckoned amongst our
most value medicines. In cases of dyspepsia, it acts
like magic, Strengthening the tone ofthe stomach. slim
ulating the digestive powers, and giving rudy health
to the check and brightness to the eye. There are
Thousands in this community who can testify 20 their
virtues 4 thousands will hereafter add their testimony
GTSoe advertisement lm44
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STRAY BULL.

6TRAYEb from the subscriber. In Pleasant town
y ship, sometime last fall, q four year old Bull of .
light red color, with some white spots upon him and
thick, heavy horns. A liberal reward Will be given
to any person leaving word with me or stthe Gazette
Office, where BIO maybe found.
February %, i933 JOHN A. LETTERS.
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CoprER.-The total amount ofcopper pro-
cured from the mines of the United States
during the year 1852 was $500 tons. There
was consumed in tho country during this
time 5000 tons. 1t thus appears that with
our enormous resources we do not produce
half as much US we consume. This will moi
always be so. The Lake Superior Cope,
Regions will soon be made accessible, BY
the construction Of a ship canal at the fall.
ofthe Saut, and propellers will then be able
to pass from all parts of the world directly
to and from the mines, without breaking
bulk. We shall soon be heavy exporters o
copper, nswe have the metal in larger mass
es and in greater abundance than any othel
nation.
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r .OOK HERE, NEIGHBOR!-What make.
Ii you wear that exceedingly old HAITI Do you not
know that M. SMALLEY has received the latest Fail
styles az Hdts7 Also, all kinds Of CAPS. Remem-
bert the place, nppositeth tho Tpllmadge House, & call In
lancaster, september %, 1881. ~
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoREHoUN5 AND
WILD CHERRY AND ELEcAMPANE..
TIME same article Formerly put up by M. ior
Messrs: Bury G. Beck. now put DIP Ia bottles con.
tanning nearly Eve times the quantity al Al par bot.
tie. For sale by 0TTO w. KREMER,
Lancaster, March 10, 1863 ~
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0-oaptain Suffer, the early settler in
California. has leased his farm, and it is stat
ed that he intends to return to Switzerland
with bis family.
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A LusArrc.-The Statesman is of the
opinion that the Locofoco Auditor of State
us not in his right mind" We certainly
coincide with the leader Of that paper and
are ofthe opinion that there are a good many
Locofoco leaders and ofice.holders not ain
their riqht mind" 90
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H, G. FerrellIs Genuine ARABIAN Eminent

lisa mos extraordinary medicine, the truth of which
is placed be yond doubt by the vast sales ofthe article
and the many cures being daily performed by it. which
previously had resisted all other mcdicines and the
skill ofihe best physicians in the world. 1t is COM
possessing, in a concentrated form, all their Stimu-
latir anodS ne, penetrating, ~unctuohs and revulsive
pr rites; and thc same which, ages ago. were used
bS the Sons of the Desert" with such miraculous
success. in caring the diseases Of both man and be asst.
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Ut ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC woNDER.---IM.
PoaANT TO DYsPEPTIcs.--Dr. J. S.. HoUGHTON'S
PEPSiN, The True Digestive Fluid, OF Gastric Juice
prepared from RENNET, or tho FOURTH sTomAcH
OF TINS Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBIG, tho
great Physiological chemist, by is. IloUoHroN. NJ
D. ,PhiladelPhla. This is truly a wonderful remedy fol
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, ~Jaindice, liver complaint
constipation and debility, curing after Natures OWL
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets. containing scientific evidence OF its value
furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the
medical advertisements. ~
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And I. sar. for The most aslleat. chilal

1t 10 estimated that 10000 persons die annual, in
the United States, with consumption, and Professor
Eberly says that = vast number Of these could be say
ed by the timely use Of some prompt remedy.
DR.. Halls LALsAM STRIKES at the Root Of he
prsEAsE AT ohcE, and such is l.. speedy effect. that
any one using it freely according TO directions for %
or IS hours, and not entirely satisfied with its meiis
may return it and receive back his money. MONEY
WILL BE cHEEHFULLY R~EFUSDED The most dis
tressing cough is frequently relievedb by a single dose,
and broken up in a few hours time. The Afflicted 10
not have to take bottle after bottle before they End
whether this remedy will afford relief or not
Call on tho sgent and get a p~smphle' gratis THE
TREATISE on coNsUMPTioN alone is worth more
than the price Of this medicine. You will find cert.
icates OF PHYSIcIASs il CIScIsxArI, and q others
whose cures have been effected here at home, where
they can be found.
The public have been imposed upon by remedies,
rocomD ended by certificates which have A'Eays
originated from some unknown source. We believe
that a medicine PoSsessi1g real meTitS will effect
cures wherever II is used at home ss will as abroad
This is no ~Psregoric preparation. but one which il
used in season will save the live Of thousands; and
persons may make this bargain " it'll Agents from whom
they purchase, that In every case where it 10 used
freely according to directions. and entire satisfaction
is not given in "a or 4ShGurs. they can return tho me
define, and their MONEY will be cheerfuly refunded
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BLACKsMITnING,

TTHE subscriber, a. his shop on Chcsuu'
K-sAftist Church, is prepared to do all kinds OF work
connected with hi business in the best manner. -
FOR THR SHoEING OF HORSES,
he has in his employ one Of the very best ofp y
workmcn, who Is not surpassed in this branch Of tho
business. Prices will be made reasonable. Inc pa
Lancaster, March 0. 1853. S, HENNlCK.