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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-12

AMrRrcAN HArR REsTonATIvE.-We rarely mo-
tice editorally any Of the patent or copyright claim
ants for public favor, but with pleasure depart from
our usual rule to speak of the article named above
Wo really believe that II does all its .discoverer
claims for it-restoIes hair to heads considered hope
lessly bald. Several gentlemen OF our acquaintance.
in this city arc using It, and will willingly give tes-
timony as 10 its efficacy. Tho. Pittsburgh Gazette
saws Of it.-CLoeeland Herald. 4
AMEaIcAN Ham RESTORATIVE VS.. BALDErss.-
Ono Of the most important modern discoveries, and
one that has won considerable reputation and has a
collection of evidence in its favor hitherto not acquiI-
ed BY any other article for tho same purpose, nance
", tho restoring Of hair on bald heads--is the pre-
~paration heading this notice. The idea Of producing
a copy Of now hair on heads that have been bald for
wears, has, we are well aware, been often attempt
cd, but we do not know Of any, unless flew isolated
cases, where success has attended a remedy for that
purposes. The American flair Restorative ,undoubt-
edly; has a list of respectable evidences IN its favor;
among them clear and distinct badness, Of years,
standing, certified to by persons who certainly would
not allow their names to be used in that connection
unless there was a reality in it. The Restorative IS
worthy Of the attention ofthose who.sro bald and also
of those who are becoming so, as we. are assnreg
that it will fasten the hair and prevent 1t falling on
and we cannot doubt from the evidence IN ITS invor
that II will restore hair on bald heads in majority OF
cases. The individuals referred to in an advertise
ment in another part Of this paper are persons WING
would not lend their names to any thing.of this kind
unless Il were deserving It. Wo refer tor further
particulars to the advertisement.
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DecEMBER TERM-l85s.

DECEMBER 81. 1859,
!Sa1uusl LUIS and William Gil VS.. Tse County
Commissioners Of PicaaDoy county ,8sothers.
This was an application to Hon John A..
'Corwin. at Chambers, for an lniunction.-
The petition was filed in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of Pickaway County, and seeks
to enioin the Commissioners Of that
|ty from capSing out a proposed arrange
Iment, by which It Is iRteaded 10 sell $780,.
200 of the stocksowaed by that county in
The Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Railroad Company, tor stock in the propos-
ed 70 I'd of the Ohio and Atlantic Railroad
Company.
The principal ground assumed is, that the
statute authorizing the SUBSCRIPTION OF stock
in the Wilmington and GAINESVILLE read,spe-
officially pledges il and its dividends to the
pay ment Of the principal and interest OF the
bonds issued by the county, in payment for
their stock.
Judge Corwin heidi
/. That under the 18th section of Article
4 ofthe Constitution. and section 23e of thu
Code, a Judge of the Supreme Court haG
Jurisdiction at chambers to entertain an ap
plicntion for an Injunction, in a case pend
ling in the Court of Common Pleas Of AMI
county in the State.
2 That the case made by the petitioner
did not entitle them to the injunction pray
ed for.
Jones s. Smith, Attotnies for plaintiff.
Page & ReBick, for defendants.
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DIED

On the morning oftho 3rd instant, at his
residence near Amanda, in Amanda town
ship, Fairfield county, Mr.. HENRY MO
NINGER, eyed ~seventy-fve years. His
death was sudden. He had left his dwelling
in his usual apparent health, but a few min
utes before he was found a corpse. He wa;
a native Of Maryland, and about thirty-se
ven years ago, fixed his residence in Fair,
field county where he continued to reside
until his death. He was much esteemed
and deservedly SO, by those who knew him
as an honest, upright and useful citizen.
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Locock,s Puimonic Wafers.

Here Is yonr Rsrsedy-Relfaf IN ten Minutes.
nR. LoCoCKS PULMONIC WATERS arc I'M
IL falling in the cure Of coughs colds asthma, bron-
chitis, hoarseness, and all diseases ofthe Lungs, they
are very pahtable and any child will take them.-
Thousands can and will testify their virtue. One box
will satisfy the most ~skeptical that they are what
represented. Be sure and ask for DIR. Locoek's Pull
moniG Waters, the original and only genuine, are
been in use for the last 80 years in Europe and Asia,
Soldby Dealers generally,
Also by Kaufman & Co, Otto w. KRONER, Z, L
Slocum, Lancaster, Ohio. Nov. Is, 1859.
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TaE Stow sToRa AT raR EAsr.-Th'

TAG Stow SToRn AT THk EAsr.-The
BosroR papers Of Friday last reached US
yesterday. and those Of Saturday are still
due. The Boston Mail Of Friday says:
The great snow storm of yesterday has
MOI had Psrallelsince the 2sth Of Decem-
Der, lsAs-eight years ago. Our streets
are filled vita snow 10 many places from 4
TO 6 feet deep, The railroads running in ali
directions are completely blockaded by the
snow, aud travel over them is nearly sus,
peHded. The snow on The Brighton road,
near LongwooG. in many places, is seven
feet indep;h. The tide arose unusually
high in the harbor yesterday. and ovetaSw-
eda number Of whatyes. A number Of cei-
lars III different parts Of the city were over
flowed by The rising tide; and rs far as Mer-
chantss Row the wafer rose in some eel
lars two inches above the floor, but nc
great damage was done. A large number
of families have been turned out Of dovrs
by the tide which forced its way into theii
domicilss The water completely submerg'
ed the old colohy Railroad bridge at soutl
Boston. S~ss
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DIR. GUYsoTTs YELLOW DOCK AND sARsA-
pARIELA. for the cure of disease, or asa Spring
purifier ofthebloOd and as agencral tonic for tho
system, Is unricGled.
The curative powers of this Extract arc truly
wonderful, and all invalids should make immediate
rial of the "YELLow DocK AND SARsAPARILtA."-
1t cannot injure the most delicate patient.
THEN Ely FROM MINERAL N0STRUMS 7
SEEK hope, life and yigor from this purely cegetGbf
remedy. Therefore, however broken in health an
spirits, however loathsome to himself and sothers,le
no one despair o. recovery; let the patient only IN
derstand that his hope Of physical restoration liestn
'Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and SarsaparilIa.'
and p~ursuade him for his awa-T4t
LIES SAKE,
to try it, and we have no hesitation In predicting ms
speedy restoration to health.
.,IPSe advertisement
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CARTER's SPANISH N~irxruRE stands pro-emineni
above all others, Its singularly eiicacious action
on the blood; ita strengthening and v~ivifying quail
tiesi its ionic action on tho liver; its thendoncy to
drive all humors to the surface, thereby cleansing
the system according to Natures own prescription
its harmless, and at the same time extraordinary
good effects, and tho number Of cures testified to BY
many OF the most respectable citizens Of Richmond
Virginia, B elsewhere, must be conclusive evidene'
that there Is no humbug about it.
The trialofa single bottle viii satisfy tho mos
%scepticai of its benefits.
- See advertisement in another column.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Christian NJ, Bee
IN ryand John Jenkins, for themselves, and Christ
ian NJ. Beery and John jenkins as partners under the
firm Of Berry & Jenkins, did on the 30th day of De-
cernhef, 1853, make assignments to the undersigned
ofan thoir property Real and Personal, in trust, for
the benefit Of their creditors generally. Persons know.
ing themselves indebted TO Christian NJ. Beery, or
John jenkins, or Berry & Jenkins, will call at my
Office in Fosters building and mako payment.
3 Lancaster, Dec. 81, 1883. JR. MUMAUGH.
GJEssle & Telegraprcopy and charge this Office
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ERIE MATTERs,--The Cleveland papers
state that the people of Erie arc becoming
a little moro reasonable. The United States
Marshal has served notice upon four OF the
prominent ones to appear before the United
States Court on Thursday, at Pittsburgh, to
show cause why an attachment should not
issue against them for contempt OF Court.
Tho citizens who do not approve their con,
duct are allowed TO remain in the city,
We trust that common sense and law viii
finally regain the ascsndency, and thus re-
lieve the tfavel aud business and mailsof the
West Of great embarrassment Ohio State
Journal,
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6TAnother new counterfeit Is out, viz.
$40 bill, Rochester Bank, New York, Wig
nette a male portrait, within q circular; a
female on ench side-State arms on the
left end Of the bill-a large portrait Of the
right; and an eagle between the officers
nome-letter A;well executed, but has Q
blurred and muddy appearance. They will
be in circulation ino our city in large qnun-
titles. So look outl
Look out, also, for $Ios on, the State
Bank Of Indiana.-Pldin Dealer CieDe.
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Jor ron THE TNvALip-We cut the following from
the "Philadelphia Saturday Gazette aud recon-
mend our readers TO peruse Il carefully, and those
suffering should not delay purchasing
D HooFLAND's GERMAN BIrTrRs;--ThiS cell
obrated medicine, prepared by DR.. c NJ. JACKSON,
at the imposing German Medicine Store, No. 100
ARcHstreet, is exciting unprecedented public atten-
ton, and the proprietor, who is a scientific physi-
clan, is selling immense quantities fiji. The virtues
Of this remedy are so FULLY set forth in the extended
notice of it, to be seen in our advertising columns
that there is hardly any room LEFT for us to speak oil
II. This much we may add-of the long train o.
physical ills TO which humanity is heir, there Is none
more distressing than the general arrangement o
the digestive apparatus, which never fails to accom-
pany a disordered state of the liver. Headache, piles
%lapguor, fretiulnoss, a bilious tongue, a morbit
breath, loss of appetite--in short, an indescribablC
Indebtedness OF existence, are its insufferable ant
llCeiwAsting attendants, These diseases, which have
baHled the skill Of tho ablest Doctors, have beer
radically cured by Hollands German Bitters.H
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RoBDRRY OF WASHINGTON MONUMENT
MoNRY.-Tho rooms Of the Mercantile III
brary Association, of Boston, were broken
into during the-Right of Saturday last, and
numerous papers scattered over the hoor'
and the box containing the contributions
of the members towards the Washington
Monument fund was opened and tho con-
tents carried off, The amounts not known
The robber left a letter, stating that he re-
GREETED to be obliged to steal the money in
tended to be used for such a patriotic pur'
pose, but could not help IL. a9ieaT
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PowkRs, tho sculptor, has declined the
appointment Of United States Commercial
Agent for Florence,which President Pierce,
without solicitation, gavehim, as the duties
Of the office are wholly foreign to his pro-
fessional pursuits.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Fire in HqvsRSPOrt.-We learn that the
store and ware house owned BY William
Shook, and occupied ~ Hsanan & seifert,
in Havensport ID this county. we're totally
consumed by fire on the evening of the 9th
inst. Thefse extended itself to an unOc-
eupied building belonging to G. Martin,
Esq, and a canal boat which were also
burned+Messssi Han 1um& Seitert lost
about or $500 worth Of goods-There
were also stored in the ware house about
1900 bushels Of cornLabout 100 bushels
wheat and about 500 bushels Of oats all.
which We're destroyed. Messrs. Kinkead
g. poy, merchants of this city were par
owners of the grain, and we are told their
loss amounts to three or four hundred doll
lars. tits supposed the total loss ofprop-
erty will be not much less than $4,000
The FIRE it is thought, originated from a
stove PipesO or sparks blown froma building
on the opposite side of the street, and fall
ing upon some oats in the ware house,
There the fire was ffst discovered.
-
Railroad NOTES.-The Ste: kholders of thu
Columbus aud Hooking Valley Rail Road
Company are hereby notifiedt to meet at the
Court Housesin the City OF Lancaster, Ohio.
on Tuesday, he Ihitty:frst day Of January.
1854, at 1.-THE hour of IL, O'Clock, A. NJ, for
the purpose Of %electing Seven Directors oil
said Company, pursuant to law.
bRa aaley- saGHARLESsB0RLANDy
se asad JOHN BQRLAND, .iH.
u. w. FULTON,
tai e. II. MOORE,
December %, 1858, Corperators.
GrThe readers attention is directed to
the advertisement of Mr.. Wilock, who has
moved the Philadelphia Commission Store
to the West room in Shafrer's new block
His stock of Goods is large and selected
with great taste. Be sure and give him Z
call.
WIN. t. WISE has removed his store t.
the middle room in Skaters block. His
stock is large and beautiful, his room com
modious and neatly arranged, and his Good:
are sold at the lowest figure. His adver
tisement will appear soon.
Sec notice Of Assignment.
/; eF See City Ordinanceyascorrected.
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SrEuRssyiLLEAEb INDIAsA RAILROAD =
The Board Of Directors Of the Pennsylva-
MIA RAiruad Company have agreed, it IL
stated. to reeonmsnd 10 tho meeting of
s~IoesboVders, shortly 20 convene, TO pass
f~ssoIeliohs subscribing the Company 20
guiaraniee ihe bonds Of the SteuBonyilc and
Ihdiam Railroad Company to Tie amount
of 5000. 900. This it is supposed; viii Sc
cure iho,rapla completion 81 that work and
also that OF the Pillsbarg and ~Slcubensvlle
road : lgR di4 %
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FRANKLrn's BIRTHDAy.-The members Of
the printers craft every whore seem making
unusual preparationsfor celebrating thel4Sth
anniver sary of Frankliu's birth-day,on the
l7th Of January next. In New York the Ty-
geographical Society give a banquet for the
benefit of tho Printers Free Library
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A FAIR Of premium mules from Ken
lucky, black. three years old, IL hands high
lately sold in New York city for $1,000.
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The INCOMING YEAR.--We take the FOL-
lowing paragraph from the Victoria ..CTcx-
as) Advocate. 1t may Aterest some OF our
readers. I'll
"The following facts, in relation to the
year of our Lord 1884, ,re pointed out the
other day by a clerical friend Of ours
The year begins and ends on Sabbath
there are FIVE months in the year that con
tain five Sabbaths, and there are hlty:thret
Sabbaths in the year. Such a coincidepce
he believes, will not occur again for twenty.
| eight wears. a
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GJ-Several papers are ugain ngitaline
the project Of selling tho Public Works Of
tho Stat, to the highest bidder. This is no
new idea, but il has not found favor with
the mass OF the people Of the State, No
one supposes they would sell for one-halI
their cost, and IL lisa matter Of grave doubl
whether they would be managed so much 70,
the benefit Of the people OF the State n,
they hive been. 1t is true that the enor
nous expenses which have been charges
for repairs, &c, and the bad management o
them by the men now in power Is doin,
somethingto induce the opinion that the,
may as well be disposed Of. aud II they ar
not better managed this feeling may actual
the majority. We are, however, not ye
prepared 10 advocate this proposition. -JOa
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John u. MARTIN. p ], EWING, SO ,sTAMpAUoH
EXCHANGE BANK OF MARTIN & Co.,
Main street, Lancaster. ohio.
FNTEREsT paid on Deposits Drafts and Notes
u collected and remitted-Easter Exchange and
Coin bought and Soda current rates. eaa
January 4..lS5A @ah lySo
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0rTThe Legislature Of Pennsylvania
met at Harrisburg on Tuesday last. The
Governor, in his message, alludes to tho dif-
J~Rculties at Erie and takes decided grounds
in favor Of controlling the subject SO as, to
promote the interests'of the people of Penn
sYlynnin. -
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Com II uP.-The 2O4 millions Of gold
that have passed through the Philadelphia
mint since the first discovery In California
wouldmake over 500 cubic feet in gold, OF
in q form which everybody can readily COM
p%rchend, would be equal to a pile Of foul
cords of wood, four feet high, four feet
wide, and thirty.two feet long. 81
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MARRIED.,

On the 9TH inst, by L. W. Babbitt, Esq.
John w. Geiger, Of Walnut Township, ant
Miss Elizabeth A. Bull, Of Pleasant,
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New TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND MExico.--A dispatch from
Washington states that a treaty with Mex
leo has been negotiated by General Gads-
den, and is now before the President, and
will probably soon be communicated TO the
Senate. @f
The first article Of the treaty, it Is said,
provides that Mexico shall give to the Unit
ed States such a boundary as will enable US
to protect Mexico from the insurrections OF
the frontier Indians.
The second article provides for a right OF
way for a rail road to the Pacific, "as u
means'-to quote the language Of the treu-
ty-"of forming o commercial barrier a.
gainst the attacks OF the Indians"
The third article provides for an abroga-
ton Of the eleventh section Of the treaty
of Guagalupc Hidalgo, which guarantees the
defence of the frontier in consideration Of
money given, which is to be in full of al,
past depredations.
The fourth article provides for the specific
enforcement OF the Tehuantepec right o
way.
The fifth contains an alternative PROPOSE
ton to the second article, to the effect tina
Mexico shall cede to the United States {
boundatywhich will Include the route known
in Lieutenant Parke's map as "Lieutcnan
Colonel Cooks wagon route" extending
nearly to the thirty-irst parallel, and goini
due west SO as to give us a large accession
of territory, and taking in the whole Of the
peninsula Of Lower California including So
moro. upon the payment by the Units'
States to Mexico Of fifty millions OF dollars.
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Attachment Notice.

A IT nv instane e an attachment was this day fssu:
n ed by Samuel Boyle, a Justice Of the Peace OF
Amanda township, Fairfield county. against the pro-
perty anil effects Of Peter Flegge. an absconding
MATHEW DAVIDSON,
Dec. TO- 1859. 1s 4w3l
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~MERoMANT TAIL0Ks.
sPRINGER &. TROUT.

>aa SPRINGER & TROUT,
H HAVE received at their CIoTHrxs Esran
.1H 1lLIsHMENT in Giesy's building, between
the Hooking Valley Bank andT. w. Tallmadge's Ex-
change Office, and have just opened a largo and extern
siye assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
And are now manufacturing every variety of
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
Which they willsell as low as the same quality Of
goods and work can be purchased atany other estsb-
ishmen in the city. Their clothingis manufactured
under their own supervision and is consequently SUI
perior tothat which Is brought from other places
They have also on hand a beautiful variety Of
4 CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &C,
Which they are prepared to manufacture to, order
They have in their employ the best Of workmen and
are at all times prepared to make the best fits and in
the latest styles. AHHeir icOrh ieiHbc 1ccrrantcd'
The public are respectfully solicitedto call and ex:
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they lave enjoyed, they assure theiriold
customers and all others that they will laborto give
general satisfaction both in the quality and, price of
heirgoods and work, SPRINGER & TROUT.
lancaster march 81, 1853
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Lndies. read Thisl
ofthe Limbs and general debility curedby
using the Oxygenated Bitters.

weakness oithe LIMBS ana genera ueplllty curea Dy
using the Oxygenatcd Bitters.
Bosros, Feb. 10, 1850 Messrs Simpson s. Reed
During the winter Of 1889, Mrs. Stiles suffered
much from palpitation Of the heart, weakness Ia tho
limbs, and general debility. She consulted an emf
nent physician in the city, without obtaining relieG,
On return of summer, sts left home to 5yisit her
friends, with the hope Of recovering her health; but
neither the change Of air, nor the medical advice she
turned after an, absence OF three months, without re-
Ilief, and almost without hope. AT this periods.ssh
was adyisedto use hefOxygenated Bitters. and OBJ
tanned a bottle from you. Before using 1t she iconld
not walk the shortostdistanc without exhaustation.
After using the Bitlers a week. she walked, from the
Chelsea Ferry to Henry Pettes' store, on Washington
street, and back again, without Inconvenience. She
has used three bottles, and has no hesitation in say
ing it is the only medicine that has afforded herrelief.
Respectfully, JOHN STILES, 3 Doone street.
REEDAUSTTN& Co.. Wholesale Druggists, mo.
96, Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents, "a
II TPrice 81 per bottler7six bottles tor s5,
Dec. Ib. Sold by KAUFMAN & Co., Lancaster.
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IIvHR o n
Dv4pevslu, Jaundiee, Chronic or NerVous Debilil
n;n.nn. q ~ Ridncna.
DIR. 400 Nd s

~ rN
No. 100 ARcH srREEr, P~HILADELPAIA AZ
Their power over the above diseases is not excel
led. if sqnalied, by any other preparation IN the
United States, as the cures attest, in many caseS al
ter skilfal physicians had failed.
These Bittefs are worthy the attention Of invalids.
Possessing great virtues in the mobilization OF DIS
eases Of the Liver and lesser glands. exercising the
most searching powers: in weakness and affections
OF the digestive organs, they are, withai, safe, GER
tain andpleasant,
READ AND BE coNvINCEn.
EKEssELAIErR, Jeweler, Wooster, Ohio, Dec. I'd,
1851, said: al embrace this opportunity 'of Informing
you ofthe great benefit Ihave derived from the use
Of DR.. Hoohsnd's German Biters. I have used them
for ehills and fever. and dlsordered stomach, and
ioundrellef in overy case. They are the best rems-
dy for disordered stomach, | think, in existenee,"
p. FOLEY Bloomfield, Ohio. October z. 1882, said
"With feelings Of gratitude I take my pen TO inturm
you Of the incalculable benefit hhve derived from
the use Of HooAand's German Bitters / have uset
them for tho Liver complaint, and take pleasure ii
recommending them to the public as the safest AM
best remedy in use,"1
The Editor ofihe Rooster Dentocrd May 6 1852
said: "Hooiiapd'a German BitterssAThiS invaluable
medicine IS daily performing cures Of the most re
markpbio character. We do not speak ofthis medi
cine without a knowledge of its efficacy, as weshavt
tried it in cur fsnily, andifhd il o be the only thiol
needed in liver complaint or dyspepsia.
0GIER s. CLARKE. Cambridge, Ohio, Nov. 1895.
said Bythose persons who hare used your Hoef
lands German Bitters, they are considered an inval
liable remedyfo Dyspepsia g 3
HYou should bear in mind that these Bitters AT
ENTIRELY v~EoETApIE, thereby possessing sdyAnt
ages over most ofthe preparations Recommended TO
similar diseases.
For sale by Kaufman & Co., Lancaster; E. KAlt
Rushville; r. 1. Walker, West Ruihyille; Porter
Weirsten, LyIhopolis, and by dealers 10 medisin
every where Dee.ll, 1s53-ly
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Queensware.

A bargain may ppwbe had by any one in want
IN . nice dinner or tea set, by calling ct W.. 4
Wise's, wkere a large and completely assorted stock |
now unpackiRg.
June 3n,t w. w