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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-25

YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANs.-This
terrible epidemic continues to rage with I'M
abated violence at the Crescent City. So
far as we can Judge, its ravuges are princi-
pally confined to the foreign and transient
population. Tie papers are filled with hor-
rible details of the dying and the dead. In
some burying grounds a hundred dead bodies
are left without burial ill they swell and
burst their collins, when the stencil becomes
horrible. The most revolving sights are
common. Nothing in the history ofthe bu-
rial of the dead at Naples equals the hor-
rors Of the New Orleans cemeteries. We
hope the fatal disease will soon abate. Two
hundred per day in a population less than
10000 is a terrible fatality.-O. S, Jour.
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ArSrding Conmifes- Vausoi Decker, OF
Pieksway CO., Z. G.. Changer, ef Licking CO.,
and David Bright
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|. accommodating is not confined to the
coming Of bad money, and to prove that it
is not, the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce says:
"There are now to be found, not in Junk
shops or alley cellars. put in stores with
frescode walls and lofty ceilings, such arti-
cles as sewing silk with Italian certificates
and signatures, warranted genuine, which
the proprietor Of such stores know was new
er afloal on salt water; prints with "DJllfus
Meg g. Co., Paris" upon the ticket, which
the sellers know came from a yankee work.
shop; gloves marked "Bajou" and warrant
ed best kid which wero msnirestly made of
Pennsylvania sheep skins; broadeloths,
bearing the well known name and inscrip-
ton OF a French or Belgian lubricant, and,
to the knowledge of the buyer, were made
near the great Erie Canal; spool cotton
stamped"Coates," cutlery bearing the trade
mark of "Rodgers," and multitudes of 9th.
ers, ton numerous to me%ntion--all frauds
upon the manufactures whose name is Dor
rowed, and SO far as tho cheat is successful,
frauds upon the consumer. Apart from
this consideration there is another of equal
if not greater Importance. Clerks and 9TH
er employees are familiarized with dishones-
ty. Iii is lawful to forge the label and
signature Of a German manufacturer, in or
der to give currency to Cologne water made
in New York or Philadelphia, why may not
the clerk write the name Of his employer
upon the back ofhis note, in order to secure
q discount at bank!'
True enough. And why m%aylnot the APP
prentice use his masters name to facilitate
a private speculation, provided his master
never hears OF the wrong! If merchants
and men of busincss fully realized the nigh
ty influence of their daily example, more
potent in most instances than their oft spo-
ken precepts, and how their own course has
given the first wrong impulse to those Of
their dependents whose feet have become
entangled in an evil way, they would be
more watchfuI over themselves, and more
tender toward the fallen.
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POULTRY

For the best exhibition Of horsemsnship by
G young lady, a premium Of a Gold Ring, val
ued at "a, will be awsrdedj and fof the second
best a ring valued at 50.
Awarding COmmitse-Michael Sullivant of
franklin CO., John Wylie, Robert Work and
VIM. II. Finkb+ne.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-25

WIDE AwAKE.-In giving the proceedings
Of the Wing County Convention of Frank
lin county, the Journal gives the following
encouraging account:
"The townships and wards of the county
were then called. 1t was found that every
township aud ward was represented, and
every delegate present and in his seat, ex-
cept one from Madison. This is unprece-
denied, and shows that the Wing party at
the centre of the State ia still alive and
ready for action. We never saw a better
Convention. Old gray headed men were
there in large numbers, and the right sort OF
feeling prevailed"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-25

Fire, Marine and Inland
INSURANCE COMPANY,

Called 70 I0b supeAlOI AuNehtAbbS III EHC DA0ft HSy
and T1Ldnd Fnsaranee offered BY the
PROJECTION INSUR ANCE COMPANY.
The undersigned has been furnished with blank
policies, signed by the officers of the company; also
with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies
already issued, and is duly authorized and prepared,
as Agent of said company, to make insurance for any
period Of time, not less thsn ono month nor greater
than seven years, upon Buildings or their eonteufs, oc-
cupied as Dt1eItiEgs, Stores, Warehouses, ChErckes,
Hotels, Banks, Court Houses, Colleges, &c, &r,,
and their contents against LOSES OR DAM
AGE BY FIRE. Also, on DRv G6ont.
GRocEREs. MANUFACTURED GoRns, .PRoDUoR,
HOUSEHOLD FURxIrURE, LAVE STocK, and every
other description of and PERSONAL
PRoPEATY. shipped orto be shipped per good Steam
boat OF boats Ito and from points on the Western
Waters, or between Eastern Cities, IVA Lakes or 9TH
er inland route, and any town In the WESTERN country
a-ainst the hazards Of Inland Transportation,
Also, on Shipments OF Goods, Wares and Merchan-
disc, per good vessel or vessels, gDetyeen New Or
leans and Eastern DOrts-betweeR New Orleans and
other Gulf p6rts-bstween AL American ports ard
English or European ports, or TO any other maritime
port Whatsoever IN the Atlantic waters, against the
PeriLs IF Gte Seas, a Rates Of Premium a. L0Uas
those Of any other Responsible Iastruticn.
-TPTha S~tteHtion Of Merr hants Is especially re.
quested to the superior Advantages and convenience
1 OF insurance at home, under an "Open Policy" COW
ering shipments BY specific endorsements. or under
a "CoatrGct Policy, covering all shipments WHAT
ever during any agreed period-at current rates CT
premium chargedby other comPanies+for account Of
applicant. 'or whom 1t may concern" Losses prompt:
\ Iy adjusted under the supervision ofthe undersigned
local Agent, and payable in bank funds. on he spot,
or If desired, at.Neio York, Boston, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, .CharIestoa, NetD ORLEANS, 81 Louis.
Louisville, Pittsburgh, orany other agreed point In
the Quilted States.
nm. etc amply to the Undersigned. l.,
VIM T. CREED, Agent for Lancaster and FAigheld
Comfy. l4-4W.
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Awarding Committee Captain P. Devol,
Samuel Stambaugh, Mrs. H: c. Whitman, Mrs.
VIM. P. Creed, Mrs. p. Devol, Miss 1. Kreider
and Miss S. Mcneil.
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oHIo STATE FAR.-our readers will re-
member that the 4th State Fair will be held
at Dayton, in September From the well
known intelligence, literally and energy
OF the citizens OF that place, WI anticipate
great times. We know that nothing will
remain udddre to make this the great fair.
not only Of Ohio, Bat Of the Union. The
Cleveland exhibition was magnificent, and
won the admiration Of every body. The
Dayton people knew this; and felt a great
responsibility resting upon them; but they
have entered on the work with a zeal and
determination worthy their reputation and
the great object ii view. We Have ho
doubt that the magnificent arrangements
and displays Of last year will be fully equal
ed on this occasion. Let our ugr i%cultural
and manufacturing friends, III etsry county,
remember and have their best specimens of
their produce there. fo- exhibition.
The Dayton Gazette refers to the present
stage of preparation as follows:
We took a stroll yesterday through the
State Fair Grounds, and were more than
ever impressed with the natural adaptation
Of the place to the purposes for which it has
been selected, The bench on the east side
affords an elevation from which the buill-
ings and plans of the ground may be seen
at a glance. The surface is sufficiently I'M
dulating to secure dryness, without being
rough or unsuited for carriage drives. The
whole is covered with green sod, shaded by
a variety Of forest trees, but not SO thick as
to obstruct the view. Every thing in the
shape Of a stump will be dug up and remov-
ed, leaving M occasional dark spot on the
carpet of green, but freeing II from all in
convenient or unseemly obstruction. This
process is now going on aud will be COM
pleted in o few days.
Three Of the Halls are already up-two
ofthem covered and nearly finished. The
largest are Manufacturers Hall and Me-
chanics' Hall, each 200 feet long by 60 feet
wide. The third one, Floral Hall, is of the
same width and but 25 feet shorter. Their
internal arrangements are well designed
for the exhibition of eycry variety of"goods
wares, and merchandise" to advantage, the
tables and the room for spectators being
ample. The style of the buildings is light
and airy, giving them a Summer look,'
which is id decidedly pleasant to the eye
There are about 100 stalls already up, and
we understand that the number is to be
doubled.
The Ladies Department, Power Hall, and
the Committee Rooms are yet to be built
The work, however, is progressing rapidly
and will be completed in good time for the
exhibition.
Mr.. Steele, the member of the State
Board OF Agriculture residing here, Is devo.
ting a great deal of attention and care to
the work of getting ready for the Fair. He
has not overlooked matters of taste in con.
n%ection with other things genel ally consid
cred more essential. We Understand that
water is to be brought from the "Tumble,'
a hundred yards or SO from the enclosure
and thrown up in the southeastern corner
of the grounds, in the shape of a Fountain
The expense will be but tri1ing, while the
effect will be exceedingly pleasant.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-25

PREMIUMS on Saxons and common same as on
MeTinOes.
Andrding Committee - Abraham Miller,
Nelson Buckland, Of Licking CO., and Philip
5. Wisemsn, Of Perry co.
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HiraTdfHg CoHllHltef-Michael SulIivant, %
Franklin co, n. 5. Manon. Of Licbing co, and
Wesley Peters.
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and ne remainder win belfumisssd II Lnata1-
.teF. The townships viii iease lhslr fts.rrI.n
places Of meeting about I o'clock, 20 dat ne
Sfand kntTee into Laucoslcf wiiltaka rlace
aooat Yen O'clock, Wien undff lt dissection
o. tne Marshals The grand pfoeesIipn viii b.
Let no friend Of Temperance be absent on
that day. Let us an work together Ion he
common good, though We may diftr 4 little
about the plan % eHecting Il.
CosE ASD LIT - RsssnS TooRfnFnf
II. sco-r. Sec.
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STATE NOMINATIONS

yoR ArroRSEr 6ESRRtL.
WILLIAM H. GIBSON :
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THIRD Day.
GRADE CATTLE.

Awarding Committse-Dr. A. Watts, OF Ross
CO., J. o. q. ReHnick and Nathaniel Denney,
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FoR suPREME JUDGES z
FRANKLIN T.. BACKuS s.
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BOOK, STATIONERY. AND FANCY
TORE. -e.

TTITHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, English and Ger
" man for sale At the City Book Store,
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good Appointment Of TAzcx AnTIcLES t9r tlett
"A fhe CITY Book Store. b. CoNNELbS az
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rhnrsdny, August a5, 1859.

Fon ScHooL CoMMIssroNER-PEoPIEs CANDIDATE
erlTra LoRIN ANDREWS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-10
Foreign News-Warlike.

The Canada arrived at Philadelphia ,on
the 4th, the following are the most impor-
items
ENaLANp.-The Government is making
inquiries of the Railroad Companies, how
many horses and munitions of war they can
carry at specified points in case of an emcr-
gency.
A large militia station is to be formed
near Birmingham.
No more regulars are to be sent from
home
Great activity prevails in the various Ma
Wy Yards.
Napier, an English shipbuilder received
orders from the French Emperor to build
sixteen frigates. The English Admiralty
cancelled the order and gave him similar
orders.
Great apprehensions are felt in England
of some intended Coup de Main of Napo-
leon. Mr.. Gladstone is elected.
FRANcE.-PARrs, Friday evening.-The
Emperor's marriage is announced to take
place tomorrow week at the church OF
"Notre Dame" Montiga is the lady
name, with dowry of five millions.
Line of battle ships, frigates and fifteen
smaller vessels are building in the French
Navy Yards.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-10
Two or Three
YOUN MEN WANTED!

Of Business habits and Gent'emany .1ldress,
ITO engage in the circulation and sale of excel
A. lent new and popular Books! A good chance
will be given-and an industrious man, adapted TO
the business, can easily make from S25 to so per
month"; clear of all eXpenses-some have made
much more than that, in selling Books for me. The
business is an honorable and not unpleasant one and
those engaged in it have excellent opportunities
for learning human nature, besides the satisfaction
of knowing that they are benefiting mankind by
spreading abroad GOOD BOOKS, and thus DIFFUsING
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE!
No capital will be required-but no person need
apply who is not ready to give uneXceptonable
security for the Stock entrusted to his care. say
from $500 10 $500 worth at time.
Full particulars will be given on inquiring BY
letter of j. w. Brown, General Wholesale Agent
for Books, Maps and Stationery, Or in person Of
Mathew MARYLAND, 3 miles Sonth of Roanoke,
Howard county, Mo.
P. S.-Those who wish for BOOKS or MAPS
ANY KIND, cannot do better, than TO get them of
me. Throughout the season, am receiving fire.
quent supplies from New York and other Eastern
cities, and can furnish TO order Cat Publishers
prices, almost anything in that 'lile to be had in
the United States.
February g. lS53-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-10

SOMETHING OF DuN.-AmORgst the
recent arrivals at Washington city is Mr..
Sanchez Navarro, gentleman who owns
several large estates or haclendas in the
neighborhood of Saltillo. This gentleman
it is said has claims against the United
States amounting to four hundred thousand
dollars for property carried of by the Ca
manches living in Texas, which, on account
of the eleventh article of the Treaty of
Peace with Mexico, may one day have to
be paid by this government.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-10

CAUSE OF GEN. ARIsTA' S RESIGNATION
-NeD Orleans, Jan. "a, lS53.-The Mexican
news announcing President AnIsrA's res
ignation, was received here by the Empire
City from Havana. Vera Cruz da1es are to
the 18th inst. AR1srA's resignation was
caused by tine refusal of Congress to grant
him extraordinary power. CEvALLos, the
President, ad interim, has named the follow
Ing ministers General BLANco, War; IT.
uRBTpss Treasury; ]. GUERRA, Foreign
Relations; JANTEz, Justice. The new min
isyy will probably be of short duration.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-10
EEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10, 1853
CO M M L rel AL.
GLASGOW MARKET.
TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW, Mo. .
February 10. 1853.

GLASGOW MARKET.
TIMES 0FFIcB GLASGOW, Mo.
February 10, 1858.
ToBAcco-Heavy purchases during the past
week, at prices ranging from SO TO So 30 as 10
quality.
HEmP-sellng at from $50 to ss5 per ton, and
the rise
sueAR.-N. o. prime, . 100 lbs, 6I@7tc., re.
tail Sc.
CorrEE.-By the Sack, 11@11Ic. u 10, retail,
1910.
MoLAssEs.-Pl Plantation, Dbl. 4Oc.; N. o. sugar
house, 6Oc.; Golden Syrup, 75c.
CoTToN YARN.-Eage Factory Agency, 15c..
retail, Soc. per bunch.
IRoN.-Sligo bar, 5t@Sic; Tyrone DO. 4i@7ic.
WH1sKEy-25c. q gallon, by the barrel.
NArLs.-Mo. Iron, &c, common 4G44c.
FLouR.-S4 O0@5 90 p Dbl
WHrAT-6O@65 cents q bushe, as per quality
FRr1r-Dried apples S1@Sl % q bushel.
sALr.-G. A. Salt 50 e sack; L. B. 81 %.
LARD.-s@0c. p n.
RIcE-Sc. p pound
FLAX SEED.--S1 90 per bushel.
Dry HIDEs.-6@6Ic per ID.
Coon SK1Ns-Commond 2O@25 cents.
LUMBER-From the lumber yard. per 100 feet
clear white pine, 81; ID rate, SO; poplar, 50 5O@
So; worked flooring, SO 75@Si so; poplar wealth.
er-boarding, 50 25; Shingles, s4 50per 1000. From
the mill, 81 5O@S2.
~ For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butter
Eggs, &c. are in constant demand, at high rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-10
ELM RIDGE ACADEMY.

T'IIIS institution. situated in healthy neighbour
l. hood, about miles northeast Of Glasgow,
Howard county, under the superintendent of Rev.
n. w MILLER, will commence its Third Session
on the 2Sth February next, and close on the 2ith
June following: at the expiration of which time
all the students will be subject to rigid EXa.a;-
nation.
The prices per Session, of four months, for tic
Elementary Studies, ...... ......S 5.23
Common English. 200
Higher English. 900. $50
Classics and Higher Mathematics. II. 80
Board can be had in good familes-courruient 70
the School at 81 80 per week.
NJ B. COLLINS, NJ. WrrHERs, Il. c. HUGHEs,
CIV. MoREHEAD, ], T. FINxs, IVAN PRICE,
January 81, 1s53--tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-10

The LATEST FROM CoNcoRD-MovE-
MENTs OF THE PoLITIcIANs-THE CABINET,
Erc.-Conco' d January 27.-Among the ar
rivals at the Eagle Hotel this forenoon, were
Ex-Governor THOMAS, of Maryland, Hon.
JOHN WELLER and MIKE WALSH, members
of Congress elect from New York City,
and FRANK FoLLEr, New York Canal Com
missioner. All the above saw General
PIERCE.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-At his residence in Macon county, on
the 29th u!t.. THOMAS J. GoRHAM, aged about 40
years, leaving wife and five children to mourn
their rreparable loss.
Thus peacefully has passed away, like the last
gleamings of the setting sun, one who by his many
sterling qualities, amiabe disposition, and Chris
tan department, tenderly endeared him to his FAM
lily, and secured for him the love and esteem of all
with whom he was associated in life. Correct and
honorable in his dealing, frank and generous in his
nature, active and jealous in every good work. he
one of the few that the tongue of SANDER never
assaied, and whom 'none knew but to love, and
none named but to praise'' But that which raised
him highest in the scale of human existence, was
his untiring devotion and fidelity in the cause of
relgion-upon the altar of whose breast the love
of God burned continually, and with increased re-
fulgence as he glided down the declivity of life.
His demise has caused heavy gloom to pervade
the community, which time alone can dspe. His
death, like his life, peaceful and serene, with
out murmur resigning his all into the covenant
care of Him who neither slumbers nor sleeps, he
gave abundant evidence that the religion he prac-
tced was able to sustain and comfort him in that
trying hour. Deeply do we sympathse with his
afflicted family in their heavy bereavement, but
''We mourn not as those within whose soul
No ray of hope can eer be found to cheer;
Where foul despair t's turbid waters roll,
And Peace and Love no hallowed affairs rear"
May he who giveth shelter to the shern lamb
''Who sees with equal eye, as God of all,
A hero perish, or sparrow fall''-
The father of the fatheress and the friend Of the
widow give them grace to say, 'Thy will be done;"
seven so Father, for SO it seemeth good in Thy
sight"
Another gem sParkles in the saviour's crown,
another harp is tuned to the praise of the Saviour
of sinners, "high on the hills of Immortality"
';where with an nnumerable company of angels,
with the general assembly and church of the first
born, and the spirits of just men made perfect
his happy spirit joins in the song of redeeming love,
saying, ''glory and honor and dominion and power
be unto Him who stitch upon the throne, and TO
the Lamb forever"
$50 bright star ne'er set but 'twere 10 rise,
When Heavens richest beauties were unfurl'd,
To shine forever in the heavenly skies,
And deck the canopy of another world"
F.
N-Y- Banner and Bloomington papers please
copy,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-10
Domestics.

The Boston Shipping List, of late date,
says:
The trade in Cotton Goods continues in
very healthy state. The demand for nearly
all kinds is quite active for the present sea-
son, which keeps the stock in first hands
quite reduced. Brown Sheetings have been
sold pretty freely to the trade, and previous
prices are well sustained. Favorte makes
of heavy 37-inches are selling from 74@7a
cents. Bleached Sheetlngs and Shirtings
are more inquired for, and prices continue
to improve. The stock of these Goods has
become very much reduced. In Drills there
is nothing Of any consequence doing, for
want of stock Our manufacturers are still
engaged in completing the contracts made
some months ago. We quote Brown at Sc,
Bleach-d Sac, ad Blues 94c. Prints have
been sold TO some extent in the range Of quo
ted rates. The movement in Print Cloths
previously noticed has about cleared the
market, and nothing of any consequence has
been done. Denims, Stripes, Ticks, Cotton
Flannels, and Ginghams, are in steady de-
mand at our quoted rates. For DeLaines
the market continues quiet.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-10
American Securities,
The Bankers Circular says:

The Bankers Circular says:
ave regret to find that the action of the
State of Mississippi, in reference to her
State bonds, has had an injurious effect up
on some of our State loans in Europe
The movements of that State, or of any
other, upon the subject of her outstanding
liabilities, affects instantly the character of
all American securities in the foreign mar
kets. The unfavorable effect produced by
the vote in Mississippi, will be somewhat
confirmed by Report to the Florida Lcgis-
,ature, within few days, past, viz: The
Legally constituted authorities of this State
have disclaimed the binding efficacy Of the
bonds issued by the banks and guaranteed
by the State"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-10
TEacn Trilfe no Longer,
u n OTI C e.. 81
TIE SCOUXDREA NAILED.

regret the necessity which exists of exposing
the yillainy OF one \. &. Bragg, who is now put
ting up and trying to palm upon an unsuspecting
public, Il BASE and WORTHLESS mixture, which
he calls MEXICAN Mustang LINtMENT.
Prompted solely by avarice, he is endeayoring
20 bring his ADCLTERATED FILTHY STUFF into no.
ce by attacking and striving to injure the reputa
ton of my POPLAR and valuable Liniment.
Bcrdre Of this Base ImpoStor,
And avoid his vile trash as you would Mad Dogs
Rattle Snakes and Poison.
This moving mass Of corruption should be brand
ed with red hot iron on his forehead, LIAR, VII
LIAM, FIENp, so .iat none could be ''victm' to
his avarcous and neecrious designs.
Let The virtuous indignation Of generous pub
lie cast upon this WOLF in sleeps clothing, with
ering REBUKE.
TO PURCHASERS.
Ask for McLEAN's VOLCANIC OH LININENT.
and take nothing else. This is the true and only
IMMINENT which has effected so many wonderful
cures all over the country.
J. II. MCLEAN,
November is, '52. St. Louis. Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-10

81 DIGEST" Such is the TRUE MEANING Of
the word "PEPsIN," or Of the two Greek words
from which it is derived This is the significant
and appropriate title of the true Digestive Fluld,
or Gastric Juice, prepared by DR.. j. S. Houghton,
of Philadelphia from the fourth stomach of the OK,
for the cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia 1t is
natures own remedy for an unhealthy stomach
No art of man can equal its curative powers. 1t
renders good eating perfectly consistent with
health. See the figure of the Ok in another part of
this paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-02-10
HOW ARD HlG Il SCHOOL,

UIHE EIGHTEENTH Session of Howard High
He School will begin Oh Monday the 2Sth of
February.
PRoF. DAUBER, assisted by his accomplished
Lady, will continue TO give lessons in Vocal and
teachers they have few superiors. Glasses will be
formed in French and German The special att
tention Of young gentlemen is invited to the favor
able opportunity here offered, for acquiring a
knowledge Of the German Language, now SO essen
tial TO Professo and Business men.
CCY7 Boarding, including washing, &C., 81 80
dress w. T. LUCKY.
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