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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07
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Established Is years ago, by DR. Kinkelin, Northwest
corner of Third and Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine streets, Philadelphia.
Eighteen years Of extensive & uninterrupted prac-
tice spent in this city, have rendered DIR K the most
expert and successful practitioner far and near, in the
treatment of all di eases ola private nature. Persons
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat or legs,
pains in the head or bones, hercurial rheumatism,
structures, gravel, disease arising from youthful eX-
cesses or impurities oil the blood, whereby the CON
%stitution has become enleebled, are all treated with
success,
He who places himself under the care of DR.. K,
may religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill as a physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Young men who have injured themselves by a Ger.
tain practice indulgedin-a habit frequently learned
from evil companions or at school-thc effects OF
which are nightly felt, even When asleep, and destroy
both mind and body, should apply immediately
Weakness and constitutions debility loss of muscular
energy, physical lassitude and general Prostgrtion
irritahilily and all nervous affections; indigestions
sluggishness Of the liver, and every disease in any
way connected with the disorder Of the provocative
functions cured, and lull vigor restored.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07
Liver ooMPLA1Nr,
JaundIcr. Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
=, rnrbI ity. DIsenscs Of the Kidney,

JaundiCr. Dyspepsia, chronic or Nervous
DsbL ttys Diseases OF h Kidneys,
A ND alldiseases arising from a disordered Liyei
IA and Stomach, such as constipation, fullness, Oh
blood TO the head, acidity ofthe stomach nausea, heart
burn. disgust Cor food ,fullneSs or weight in the stomach,
sour quotations, sinking or fiuttering a tthe pit oithe
stomach, swimming Of the head, hurried and difficult
bresthing, nnttering at the heart. choakipgor sutloca.
ting sensations Whsnin a living posture, dinness Owls
ion, dots or webs before tho sight, fever. dull pain IN
the head. deficiency Of perspiration, y~eliowness oithe
skin and eyes, pain in tho side, back, chest, limbs, &c
sudden iushes of heat. burning in the flesh, constant
maginings Of evil, and great depression OF spirits
CAN BE EFFECTCALLY CURED BY
DR.. FL s
CEIFB9 lTEu GERMAN B'TrfRF,
Prepared by DR.. NJ. Jackson
At IRE GER IN MEDICINE STORE
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07
T-EIEGRApHIC INTELLIGENCE.
ArrivnI OF the Ninrnrn.


New YoRK, March 3l-9 A. M.-The
ming. She left Liverpool on the 18th.
Bacon firm; going up rates 54@56s.
Lard-Small business doing at 53@5os'
LIVERPOOL Co.'s MARKET.-A better tone
prevailed during the week and the market
closed steadily.
Wheat advanced Id.
~Flour-3d@6d advance, and now quiet
Corn, Sd advance.
Dennistown & Co. quote Western Canal
lour. 23s9d a 24s2d; Baltimore and PhiIadel-
phia, Gas Cd.
Cotton had advanced lid a lid over
Arctic's news.
ENGLAE Parliament business unim-
porlunt. Lord John Russell stated in the
House tn the Mexican Government had
! reduced the duty on printed calicos and pa
per, and measures relating thereto would
soon be introduced.
Mr.. Mills called attention to the fact, that
the only winter route of the British to Can
ada, is through the territory of the United
States; and asked if Government intended
to facilitate, by guaratee or otherwise, the
completion of the Halifax and Quebec Rail-
way.
Mr.. Peel for the Government was unable
to state.
Lord Russell spoke of The Austrian pro-
ceedings towards Sandman subjects in con-
sequence of the Milan insurrcetion.
The Sandman Government had requested
the British Government to certify against
sequestrution, und Great Britain had written
u strong letter to Vienna; bot in the mean
time the Austrian authorities had stated il
was their intention to remove sequestration
from parties proving themselves innocent.
Lord Russell also stated that the Govern
ment had received notice, that the Grand
Duke of Tuscany had liberated the NADIA
family, and allowed them to leave Tuscany
The estimated import of gold for the next
two weeks is three million pounds sterling
FRAEcE.-The Einperor's, policy at the
present moment being to preserve a quie'
aspect towards al Governments until afteI
the coronation, the political news is scarce
Great anxiety is unaffected for the Pope
visit to Paris. 1t is likely, but not certain
he will come. They Say that tie Empero
Of Austria insists on the Pope coming to Vi
emma to crown the Emperor, but to this Ma
poleon will not consent.
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MINING OPERATIoEs.--The Silver Lead
Mines of Pennsy lvania, it is stated, are yield
ing well, and large dividends are expected
by the stockholders. A Canada Copper
Mining Company has been formed in Lon
don, for the purpose Of working mines on
Lake Superior. Capital, 100000. There
are some valuable copper mines in Polk
county, Tenn, and a company is about form
ing in New York to work them. The mines
are said to be of unsurpassed richness.
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The Californian thinks Il is doubtful that
Joaquin can be taken even now, ps doubt
less they have gotta stronghold in the 'chap-
parel, whence hey, can commit great de-
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TFNTLEMEN, the grcNt wonder and excitement
NO the daV now is how such q quantity Of So
rich and splendid Ciothiu. as you will find with
the p,oplietors Of the old remarkable
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A VENERABLE INDIAN CHIEF.-John SKIN
O'Biien, an Indian Chief, who will be loo
years Of age on Sunday next, visited the
House Of Industry in Philadelphia on the
25th instant, with his wife and five OF bis
Youngest children. He was born IN Mass
achusctls, in the Oneida tribe of Indians.
His mother was the daughter Of a CHIEF oil
the tribe, his father an IrislIman. AT the
age Of u years he was sent to Europe' 90 DC
educated as a physician, where he remained
until % years of age. He was in Paris
when Lafayette was preparing TO join III the
revolution, and there formed the determln-
alton to return and engage in its struggles
He Joined the Eastern division of the army
under General Washington, aud acted Us
Surgeons mate under DR.. Comstock. lie
was engaged in nearly all the battles oftha'
~eyentful period; received two wounds from
halls and one from n b0yonct in the chest
In the war of 1879 he again joined the ar
my; commanded n company of Sharpshoot
ers under Wilks, Pike, and Brown. He II
The father of 81 children, all living, he hav'
ing his third wife. His intellect is GOO
aud unimpaired, staRds over six feet il
heigIth, and very athletic. His face !
handsome, and covered with a Vencrubl
beard.
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struction on the attacking parties, without
being themselves much exposed to the hre OF
their enemies.
TIauel.--It is surprising to witness the
number of teams now engaged in freighting
goods TO the mines. Between French Camp
and the Stanislaus, over which we travelled
ON Sunday last. in II distance Of twenty
miles, we must have psssed one hundred
wagons, and any quantity Of pack mules
The road is like a turnpike, level and hard,
and the drive would be splendid for a car
riuge. The stages make quick time over the
plans. q
A Rich Specimpn On "Wednesday night
a very rich specimen OF gold bearing quartz
was brought down by Todd's Express from
Sonora, having bern dug up in the vicinity
Of that town by some lucky miner. Il
weighs $50 ounces. Judging from its size
it can S arcely conla n 20 per cent, Of
quartz.
"a mine Of copper has recently been dis
covered about thirty miles frum the town o'
Santa Barbara. Speci ems 81, wing about
the average richness of the mine have been
brought to San Francisco for the purpose
of analyzation. They are found to contain
about A per cent. Of copper,l2 per cent OF
silver, and 8 or 4 per cent. of gold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-06
n-rsIcK AND. AFFLlcrEp....llE.:[l.

THE most sale and certain Fem>lS ever known 10 the
world for tile OF obstinate coughs colds asthma
bronehtis blood sritting liver complaint, whooring
cough Group tickling or rising in the throat, nervous De-
bility pains in the side breasts broks8 constitutions
from the abuse or caoel GausesI d DOCTOR
swAYNE,s coMpoUNDsSYRUPo OF WILD CHER
RY and consumpon aItcr has and as
suned character hitherto considered incurabei yleuS
without struggle 10 This great ginal W It'd pre-
Ation Re,embor-ts great origipsl Cherry
preparations and the ouIY compound prepared by "reonHr
physician is manufactured under tue nnile9lRte gaze OF
DIR. SGK4YNE, at his Laboratory, So.A NYrsh Seventh
ST. above Market, Philudetphs. 7i'lfaaltS1 IL
For sale Gy-DR. JAMES ..NkEisi kELLS q "a I'D
wELLj and PATTERsoN& Co Wheeling, thEq iN y.
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDsALl. & Coz cinOinatti
and by dealers generally. q - SEQ = seEls
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800 Partner. Waited.
STEAM ENGINE MANUFAGTORY AT
PRIVATE SALE.

Is 4s7..l g. EhENhlE u. OE1AC'
The Undersigned will dispose OF the QUE afof Phips'
well known Steam Engine together With the
ground, buildings, tools and patterns! q; 2
Having contracted for the necessary lattes R u add
ton to his urea tools, the purpose OF conducting the
MANUFACTURE OF all description gf etc.,
with the Foundry and ~ he
ateFS hi1seF that on account The number or railroads
terminating here there not batter Tor that
business In The West. Isl s5s ID z,,j h -
find rare chance for good investment The 6lish
ment is FULL opeTaon and WIZ be prepared 70 take
octo0-am H. w. PHILLIPS.
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$500 +iS7oI35I3 T.iTs fe5T7fiI 1asf

rIlHE Baltimore and Ohio Ran Road from Wheeling to
Baltimore, and connecting With the W shnslon
Branch Rail Road at tho Junction called the Relay
House. miles rom Balnmore spS VIII she PhlsSe
The great upon the fine arc now completed, and
The whole road IL in Rne one OF the
The now and splendid steanlet rs OF the Line rom
Louisville and CINCINNATI at Wheel
ing and through tickets IRON these aces to Baltimore
Washington Philadelphia, &cs may be lad otteH gents,
ORION the boats ..il-g 81 ,ss3r. ~
The express mail at O'Clock
A. NJ CWheeug timer and arrives at Cumberland ie0l
baltimore case riiIes;Y at M the next morning. MA
king the about 20 hours including all
stonnases. - 81 -. =
without charge. 81 'iH'' ~ a,
Washington at the juno and for Philadelphia, at Ba
timore, without charge are allowed am
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, (with
nTijece living over anywhere the route,1 SS60o,
WASHINGTON. SS6O-to Philadelphia, $t0to be had on
board the steauers the Line on the Ohio ard OF
vile NAY WIN. PARSER, GenI. Sup't. 1
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atrPoISoNINGsn

Thousan OF Parents who use Verifnsc composed OF
Castor oil Caton,e se 6re6t aware, that while they
anncar 10 tile patient they arc actually laying Toe
foundations for series OF diseases, such as sayatOhi
loss of sight, weakness oflinhs etc. ri ~ tiIesy
In another column win he found the advertisement
obensac,s Aledeincs which NC ask the attention ol
all directly interested inthcir well as their chill
dreus health Lver complaints and all disorders aT'
ain, rom those or bilious type should make ofthe
on1y genuine nedcfnc. Hobeisaok's IiSeF Pills. '=
nJ-.tBe NOT dscefrea, but ask FOR iobensaeks orn
syrup aud LAYER Pills, ant observe that has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, j. N. HoBBNsAcK, as none
else are genuine ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-06

APErRrr1ED MAx.-Oue OF the most astonishing
curiosites ever exhibited in our city, can now be
seen at Carroll Hail. 1t is the body Of man found
buried six feet deep in guano, on the island of
Ichaboe. It is pelri6ed and turned to solid mass
of stone, retaining all the minute outlines of
perfect specimen of humanity. 1t has been ex-
aniined by physicians and scientific men, and pro-
nounced one of the most marvellous subjects ever
wi'nessed.-Bah. Clipper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-06

AN CAUSING AFEAR.-A foreign correspon-
dent of the New York Tribune mentions, rs an
''amusing' afTair-(t which paIty)-a horsewhip-
pirg given Hassenraug, the Prime Minister oil
Electoral Hesse, by Count Ise nbutg, The son-n-la~
OF the EIectot. The occurrence happened in the
market place. The Minister cried ",nurdef'" and
great crowd assembled instantly, but Count sen-
burg shouted. "Good people, be qpiet-it Is only
your Prime Minister, Hassenphug, whom Lam be-
Ia6otiug." Cheers greeted tins announcement a
ring was formed, and Hassenpadg was whipped
until the Count became tired. Prime MinistersiU
not appear to enjoy much popular favoEin Ger
many. ~ - - -..--l-Ll
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PHILADELPHIA.

~ Curtain WarehOuseJ
fTf hstaAt 81 PhiLaaelphia oypoats the SLatE lioSS
N RNEE 4, w. 8ARROR De-
IMPORTER AND hDEALERIN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
- -TERnLs, AND FURNITURE OovERiNGs.
WHICH he oners at the lowest market prices, ~ -
-" TT77 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL am
Tie stock comprising, in part, the following: W.
EmbTolderel Lace CpTtetqstl Gilt Coylicesi1 d,
i5If2 Muslin y DO 81 do HnStSa i = i''
tSree grocates ali widths Canopy Arciies and Rings;
and coIors; L li43s 81 Cords, Tassels, ,Gimrs,
Satin de LANES; FTingea1 curtain Drops
iOaniasls; q i-- giI--s3 ! . DC = H. -
"A large stock OF FRENCH PLuSRES, OF all eoors AMI
, p4ISTTRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and HOLLANDS 81 all
coIors for shading .4,.,y IL III s.l-,,7 ~
N H. Persons Ordering Curtains. viii the measure
of the eighth and width o. he entirerrame of window
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Statement of 70 methodist Church Pro
- :. lr,arkr Question at New York -


sottiemsnt of 10 Methodist Church Pro-
81 perty Question at New York.
= The Undersigned. committee appointed for the
purpose of preparing statement for publication
Of The action OF the CommiSS oneTs upon the quts
tion III litigation between The NJ. =. Church anu
the NJ b. Church, South in relation TO the prop
eTty Of the Book Concern i'll New York, report
the following. 4 = n2taL.busJ .,
= The Hon. John Mclean, having. voluntarily un
deTtaken coTrespontlence with The Coinmt Sioners
OF The NJ E. Church and those of the NJ. ChhTchs'
South, aud having received assurances iron. both
parties uG disposition to come 10 an alnlcabe
settlement OF the matter in litigation and having
been invited 10 be present alta meeting OF the
Aforesaid Commissioners and to aid them with his
cOunSels met with them at the mission rooms, 1873
Mulberry sheet, New York, on the 26u, ultinl1,
and. by the unanimous request Of the Commission
eIs, acted as chaiLln n. -'t 8.
Af:eta ca:eEuI and most friendly examination of
the whole question, the Southern COMMISSIONER
made proposition for settlement OF their clnlm'
which the Commissioners tOt the New York con-
ceru acceptediii Nothing now remains 70 be done
TO conSummate thisL stable adiustmentol a most
troublesome litigation but the execution OF the me-
cssSary papers, and the arrangements lol hral de-
cree of the United States Court for the Southern
district of New York now in session in this city.
The settlement has been agSeed upon by Tue
parties without the atbitTnment pl- . third party,
aud to each entirely satisfactory. q The cone!u-
sion Of this settlement was followed by thanksglv-
lug 10 uoui anu lhuSl ufaIsy APleSSy11,ft r
Ian love and mutual confidence. The Lettings
which prevail among the Commissioners oil tile two
Churches, we may hope, is a true type of shat
which will prevail hereaf fer throughout Tue bOuGds
of our common MethodisAl, North and South. :"
Much credit isio be awarded to his honor, Judge
Mclean, for his agency in the completion OF this
important and desirable aTapRernent and we
JnI,bt NOT but this act will stand prominently
among hose Of his long and brilliant career which
have given him so enviabls u, position before the
~ .I..NaN . Ht
T6e ,de taiis Of the settlement viii be made
,,n,11n ~ ire public when tile final decree oil the
GouTt shall tFaIEspiIe, th GEosGE PEeK,.
sE, william A. ShITH.
The al,oyet4eport was unanimously adopted.
q. PHlLlPs, Secretary.
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DeHnnce snIomnn4er safes,


IRHETi GAYEEEt'S PATENT.
SEiE ROBERT N, PAIRtCk, igs tEdRL STREET.
Manufacturer tho United States 0 INC ABOVE
Original only eliab bic Snhnaders h0th as
CURLY against fire and burglars Every Sale sold al ms
establishment Is manufactured under the rsolal
endcnoe OF Mr.. GAYLER whose experience oil tweI
~ six years sale maker, together with the many Sc
we're tests which his manufacture have Triumph
in this aud other Cities warrant the subs CT
her in recommending them superior to any IN use
They the only Safes to which
MIX F. e. GOFFtN'S NEW PATENT lMPEN-
ETRABLE DEFIANCEI0C GROSS BAR
large number OF these Locks and cross bars are all
ready by hanks, brokers' erchGnts Jewelers., ana
perfect security which they Afford against Tue ell
forts the skul burglars, either by means ofGui
powder false keys, pGiS IIillz together with Their
convenience simplicity and durability Cumhlncu arc rap
idly increasing in public estimation aud are confidently
stated 10 he ellIaI, III not "a ~ :.
SUP ERROR TO ANY LOCK IN THE WORLD.
Sales Of IOr narehSns 6Sn 1s 1 9T%a
bank vault doors, plate chests private amilieS ETC. on
hand for SALE and made TO order at tho depot ivy fcar
street 1 door below Maiden Lane, New YORK, BY.
Sep19-ltT RObEhI ". u IhlOh
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n-The prominent candidates .or the Clerkship
of the House of Representatives areJ w. Forney,
Of Pennsylvania. Judge Sturges. of Georgin, and
Judge Young, of Illinois. Mr.. Francis Gallagher,
origAlt,ba,,se, has also bee4i named. Forney will
probaby secure the post, though his exceptuhable-
letter in tile Forest case is regarded in many quar-
tiers as an objection against him.
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sPEc1AL NOTICES..
All kinds of Novels Mt Half Esflces for sale
by J. N. LEE,
nOv2s'om eO[paFof Water aa9l unoI'rt e &
THE GREATEsr wpNDER OF illHE AGE!


NAN TINT WILL Acru ALL{ sgLIpiiKAP
TO THE coMAqNrrrsAF LANaki 4 Il "
ISAAC Prayer has just returned from the East With
the best stock oil Dry and Eaney Goods, laoaie-
ry Sc, ever exhibited in this city, which he is Offering
at the new and beautiful building No n o, Hfntn st,
Cbetween Monroe and Union streots0 such
low prices sstQ cause oyoy one WHO may sail esnd
ddies and gentlemen will find 1t 10 the dsp Advantage II
they do SOY to utor the above en- aHatioRr
His being TO cPYn'erate he VIII only d-
rect particular attention c0ce ot the IL
;cst styleor P1afds, French nHeriuOs, and Wool
DoIaInes of every culor. BLANKETS, lhroider
les, and un assortment 4. ia asloSer were
seen before. sa Nb 81. -ss - .if7J
To the offers particular advantages as through
his connection with tue first importing hOuses dfhceoh
trv no il able TO cell as cheap any
Market. rnovil lsHAGPRAG Err, no Main st,
JAS. II. McMEcHEN lisa candidate for the SIZE RIFF
tho election to BIO held tic Spring of 1s1ia
octoS;td 80 i.'t'l-i 500 ttt
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DIR MoRsE's lNVIuO RA'rING CORDIAL.
The only sure and sale remedy, fet Gen
oral Debility, Phy,eal Pr9struton, lr'itaety anu el'
the train OF 4eetiOsi it Sl also remove
nepresston Exctter,snt DISLIKE society," IncOPsoy
Tor study or susiuess Loss Of Memory, Ae4tal DEBILITY
49, Co.. al ~, tlsenent s. n .l.,i *, IS. scpiG
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REAL RsTATE sA1.Es
Real Estafa Rala

r oFFERJof saisny pFoNerty located On M.
Of Mani etween Franklin and North st.ss, Ge
nnniQ nom NinetY nine iesf u.s. o
III tho wl0lB is not sold tOeethef within hire. -
stprft1le sae, ttwillbe 0IIefcds al Anctiou fTS
as yiIl suit p1rchalgrs-the tine or vS; ~ such
will be made known U" sale
IasooliSr my Farns ated I'M Futasy towp,bin ~,
mont enny, Ohio, fronting tile opIoss pop tel
and, and adjoining lands OF William Bernard: sss ISL
This farm contains between Of and 90 acTes-,vi,, - .
grated bearing FL ut Orchard two Dwelling Hons sood
or which built last summer also, BARI in ohe
anon This Parn contains about 30 60
only 10 rods from the river, t.. - -, 'eno'
The Central Ohio, aud Marietta ap1 Criminal TaiTO
are loca' ell through this FaIn = = ffUAus
persons DESTROYS Of purchasing either OF these pi.
grOund are requested 10 call On lie subscriber at IN ~
JehGe ~ Eutpn, near the city n Ia sSl'
4et5daNsanj Z /! 80 u, lItisa LOUIS BAYHAig
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REMOVAL - :, :,

..tf1 soaa 6El1HS y ~ AIs.s-siss s -i:gs.rsi
IHAyE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
Ann NOTIONS to tile new four story brick building,
Ne. ~, IGnIa street, an. III
west sidc between Monroe aud utog streets where
will be nrerarod win an cary lddd extensive Spring
stock direct rrumimrottets aud Acknowledgement Which
would be pleased have my cd friends and customers
to calf and examine lEi1.T7 s.LLG rt.l
rehS ,.ss irIt.,I79 et5-d la WIN. y. SEIIRY.
@-J. G. Mstcaf will be found 4t tue above establish,
nlcnt where he awaits his sold risnGsi iiSisir 81.
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~ 1tII7T WiTHOUTf ~ hlIF n F1TII o
af5 cpo;,;,,,y,tfke SKIN. ls-ss sil,s ..f ~

PrIce 80 cents per bottle Fot sale by Ellis g cAID'
WELL, wholesale Agents, and BY -y4At. r. MekEE',s
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Acak2;Aiany people are lesirous of know
ing its exact size. It is comptised within the dis
lance of go feet length and 1893 feel width. A
square acre is a faction less Than 2O9 feet each
way. being less than one inch too much on either
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PcraInn Hair Dye. !,

.-s-. Pcrainn Hair Dye. " ~
THIS Dye is warranted used ding to directions
TO change The hair from Rgtotle soers beautiful
Auburn; or .atYJstfsa4 a{aatJsTaHts
. ND''''' PERFEGT JET, Bt.AcK,i IS
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LAND FOR SALE.
r WISH 10 sell MY faIlineat w heelinsi AMI si SANS,
plIbcrai terms, AMI IN OF tracts az ms
destredo . ~ < mar ~ - - VI u jACGSe DC
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J, VELVET RIBBONS. q. 49, e,
UT Teoeiyed this morning, very arge assnF tIheht
u OF Velvet ltlbhops al low . I, ,,,
All Mhowish trinlmtnsa ahy kind win do well by
: deco JOHN G.3HEFTLEY
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y puIeiased The ligt Tor ONO Hs1I.t{ nj

$4,000 Bushels Wheat Wanted!
TTAVISCi made arrangements with Baltimore miller
10 purchase wheat Tor his account ~eale rePaia
10 pay The highest cash price Tor any quantity That naTN
er. Sacks furnished Tor all wheat purchased
auso9 F5fIf3 JEoER. MILLER e. Co
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