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LIYER ~CnMPLAINT,
Dyspepsia, J@1;.a,s., c1r..i; ;, M.r'''' D''iH'

Dyspepsia, Jaundies, cArouie or Nsrv0vs Debility
Diseases Of tAe Kidleys,.
A ND ali diseases arising from q disordcred Liver OF
"A Stomaehi such as consumption, inward piles, full
ness OF blood TO the head, aeldir otthe stomach, paa-
sea, heart-bnan, disgust for food, fullneSs or welghtm
the stomach, sour eructations, sinking or huitering at
the pit ofthe stomaeh, swimming OF the head, hurried
and difficult breathing, hutterng at The heart, choaking
or sunocation sensations when in a lying posture, dim
ness of vision, dots or webs before the sight, fever and
dull pain in ne head deficiency or PersplIapon, yellow
ness OF the shin ard eyes, pain in the side, back chest,
limbs, etc., sudden Pushes ofheat, burning in the hesh,
constant tnaginings of evil & great depression ofspirits,
CAN BE E~FFECTUALLY CURED BY
DR.. HoOiand's Celebrated German Bitters
Prepared BY Dr.. G: Jackson, at tAs GerEsI Medicine
Store, No. 100 -AreA Street, Philadelphia
Their power over the above disessesis not excelled,
II equalled, by any other preparation In the United
States, as the cures attest, in many cases after skilhl
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of invalids.-
Possessing great virtue in the ratification OF diseases OF
the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the most search
ing powers in weakness and elections Of the digestive
organs, they are, withal, safe, certain and pleasant.
Read and De eORviReed.-F. kEssELMEIR, Jeweier-
Wooster, Ohio, December end, 1851, said: u embrace
this opportunity Of Informing you OF the great benefit
have derived from the use of DR.. Hollands German
Bitters. Ihave used them for chills vnd fever aud dis
ordered stomach, and found %reliefin every case. They
are the best remedy for disordered stomach, think, In
existence"
P. FoLEY, Bloomfield, Ohio, October Z, 1852, said
"With feelings of gratitude take my pen to inform you
OF the inealculable benefit have derived from the use
of Hollands German Bitters. l have used them fol
the Liver complaint, and take pleasure in recommend
ing them to the public as the safest and best remed!
now in use.''
The Editor of the Wooster Democrat, May 8, 1852
said: "Hofand's German Bitters.-Thisi invaluable me
dlcine is daily performing cures ofthe most remarkable
character. We do not speak Of this medicine withou
n knowledge of its efficacy, as we have tried II IN on
hmily, and find II to be the only thing needed in live
oaIrR q CLARK, Cambridge, Ohio. November II
1859, said: "By those persons who have used your Hooi
lands German Bitters, they are considered an inyalua
BILE remedy for dyspepsia"
HEPYon should bear in mind that these Bitters ar
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nothing 70 man more cOntiy ehoh HDNA
tv - MuroN
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when he .inks In his glory
Ateye from the view,
Ara caits m NJ nianet,
To hIsya n ne blue:
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CARTER,s SPANISH NATURE,
THE GREAT P1nlFrER OF THE SLooD.

N eN1N
NOT a PdRTTCLE or AERCOhf 4" IL
NEATJJRIF REMEDY for s%crofula, King's
n evii shanmatism obsfinate cutaneous e~ruptions,
bipples Or pnstules on he lace, biotches, boils, chronic
soTe ewes ms wgrm or letter. sesid-head, enlargement
and main m tRe homes and Joints, stubborn ulcers, sy-
phniue disorders lnmbeqo spinal complaints, and all
aiseases arising from an inIndicious use Of mercury,
impudenee I'M life orimpurity of the blood.
This valuable medicine, which has become celebrat-
ed for the humber OF extraordinary cures effected
throneh it, arencr. has tndaesd ihe proprietors al the
urgent reguesto az their friends, 10 Offer Il to the public,
which thew 40 with the utmost confidence In its virtues
and wonderful curative pronerties. The following eer-
ti6cates. selected from 4 LARGE number. are. however,
stronger testimonv that the mere word OF the proprie-
tors: and are ali from gentlemen well known in their
Localities. and ~ the highest resnecinhlity. nancy of
them nov rasSdine in ,hs e',y Of ri chmond virginia.
F. Boyden. ESQ.,. of the EXCHANGE Hotel, Richmond,
known every where. saws he has seen The medicine
called c.pTsv, so 1N1sH mIxrupE administeredi IN over n
hundred cases. in nearly all the diseases for which IL Is
recommended. with the most astonishingly good results.
He saws II Is the most extraordinary medicine he has
ever seen,
AauE Ann FEvER-Gysat eHrs-I hereby certify, that
for three years had Ague and Fever Of the most vio-
lent description. | had several Physicians, took guam
titles Of Quinine, mercury, and l believe all without
any permanent relief. AT last tried carter's spanish
mixture, two bottles Of which enectually cured me,
and am happy 10 say have had neither e6fls or FEY er
since. consider 1t the best tonic in the world, and the
only medicine that has reached my case. J. LoNGDEN.
BEAVER Dam, near Richmond, Virginia.
C. B. Luck, Esq, now in the city of Richmond, and
for many years in the Post Office, has such confidence
in the astonishing efficacy of carriers spanish mixture
that ho ers bought upwards of ~5Obottles, which he ha;
given away to the afflicted. Mr.. Luck says he has never
known it to fail when taken according TO direction.
DR.. Minge, a practising Physician, and formerly o.
the city hotel, in the city of Richmond, says he has wit
messed in a number of instances the effects Of %carterr
spanish mixture which were most truly surprising. III
saysin a case of consumption, dependent on the liver
the good effects were wonderful indeed.
Samuel M. Drinker, ofthe the firm OF Drinker q Nor
rs, Richmond, was cured of liver complaint OF eigh
years standing, by the use Of two bottles Of carter
spanish mixture.
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m. SCOTT.

- WVAS opened his new office in Epiag's
EEfH&8S8 Brick Building, Main Street, on the
MY4&SNA HiH, whore he can be found every day
A1D during business hours, from 8 10 L. Am.
and from l TO 5 O'Clock, p. NJ. For about 90 years |
have laborcd constantly to obtain that state of pcrfec-
tion in filling (~plugingj Teeth, which would result in
saving for life all the natural teeth. II Is not now u
question with skillful Dentists whether they can be saw
cd or not, and that is obtained by giving a greater. a.
mount OF labor and caro- to zach operation, and useing
none but gold filings. Success In this course saves a vast
amount Of suffering from tooth -ache and from extract
ing teeth, aud wearing Of artificial teeth, which Is the
sure result of decayed teeth neglected. give my pat
rons certified guarantees to DO effective during the lives
rs well us the entire safety OF the tooth, so no charge
will ever be made for repairing Il II should become me-
ccssary. l extract teeth at all times and trent diseases
of the mouth. Thankful for the very liberal patronage
l have received from tho citizents of Fairfield county
uance. II. SCOTT.
MAY g, le5I-9ml
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REATATTRACTlON
JOIIN WORK., - TIN SHOP.

YHNIIE subscriber would respectfully beg leave to call
The attention of his fellowcitiZens to the fact that
he has once more permanently established himself In
the manufacture Of
Tin, Sheet-Iron and Copper-Ware,
And is prepared to sell at the lowest possible rates,
every thing that can possibly be needed In his line. HIS
shop Is Immediately opposite the Taiimddge House,
Main street, LGneaster,0 ohio where he constantly
Keeps on hand n large lot of stoves
of every description, consisting of coal and wood cook
stoves, from one 10 thirty dollars. He also has 10, 7
and d plate stoves, box and wood do, and a large mum
Der Of coal parlor stoves, common and fancy grates,&c,
ali of which he will sell as cheap as any house West OF
the mountains. He invites his old customers and fell
low citizens generally to come and examine his STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere. JOIN WORN.
Inncaster. septembeF %, 1e53-1y
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REMOVAL.
link g. Biz n,

VTToULD respectfully inform their customers, and
wv the citizens generally, that they have REMOVED
their Establishment to the North side OF Main Street,to
the room formerly occupied by the Philadelphia Com
mission Store, where they are prepared to furnish
Fresh Bread, Rusks, Cakes & Crackers
AT ALL TIMES N IN ALL SEASONS.
We have employed the very best workmen In oul
line OF business, and will sell at Wholesale and retail
at the iOpest prices. -.
We are determined TO give general satisfaction. AL
orders from the country for Bread, Cakes, Soda, But
ter, Water and Boston Crackers, will be prompt!
filled. Give us q call.
Lancaster, March Of, 1854. link d BlSH.
N. b. We also keep on hand a general assortment o
FAMILY GROCERIES, which will DO sold at tn
lowest rates. ZINK 4 BISH.
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A NEW STOCK.

ANeE and well Selected lot of Groceries
.TTAVE just been received by the subscriber, at his
old stand, where he will be happy to meet his
eustomers and the public generally. .
Groceries will be sold by me as cheap and of as good
quality us can be found In any similar establishment In
the city.
have lust received a choice lot Of Cranberies, Lem-
ons, Figs, Pruns, and also u general variety OF Nuts,
such as Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Coco Nuts, &c. Also, n
splendid lot of Old Western Reserve Cheese;
GEORGE j.
Lancaster, Feb. Z, 1850 .
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SOLn OFT.

HEREBY give notice, that have sold my stock of
Hardware to Mr.. JOHN BFFINGER. ! am, there
fore, anxious TO close up my business. All persons
knowing themselves indebted TO me, either by note or
book account, are respectfully requested TO call and
settle at rs early a day as possible. My notes and books
will be kept at the old stand, in the counting-room of
Mr.. John Eninger, where l can ut all times be found to
settle with my old friends. On retiring from business,
/ return thanks to my old friends and the public gener-
ally, for the liberal support l have always received
from them. PHILIP BOPE.
Lancaster, NAV 1, Ie54-tf
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H-This inimitably sweet poem, is from
be pen-of Charles Mackney. 1t will echo
ong after its perusal in the readers heart.
where May Rest be Found.
Tell me, ye winged winds,
That round my pathway roar,
DO you not know some spON
Where mortals weep no mores
Some lone and pleasant dell,
Some valley in the West,
Where free from toll and pain,
The weary soul may restf
The low winds sohenedi In q whisperlow,
And sighed for pity, as they answered-"No'
Tell me, thou mighty deep,
Whose pillows round me play,
Know'st thou some favored spot,
some island far away,
Where wretehed man may find
The bliss for which he signs?
Where sorrow never lives,
And friendship never dies?
The loud waves rolling In perpetual how.
Stopped for a while, and answered. No."
And thou serenest moon,
That with such holy face
Dost look upon the earth,
Asleep In nights embrace
Tell me, in all thy rounds,
Hast thou not seen a spot
Where miserable man
Might find ahappler LOTT
Behind a cloud the moon withdrew inwoel
And q voice sweet, but sad, responded-"No'
Tell me, my secret soul,
o. tell me, Hope and Faith,
is theH5 no resting place
From sorrow sin and deathf
Is there no happy place,
Where mortals may be blessed,
Where gHefmay find a balm,
And weartness a rest?
Faith, Hope, and love, best boorSt 20 mortal
Waved their bright wings and whispered, "Ye
In Heaven"
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HINTs ON FAsHIoN.-Let the woman
bare their shoulders a little more or a little
%less--it is, after all, but a q~uestion-of
modesty?-no, Of e~mbonpoint."
cat the sea shore woman battle by them
selves; they are clothed with a long robe
which eonoeals them from their own looks;
but inthe evening you encounter at the
ball these same women, Just sufficiently
covered to cause the remark how little theJ
are covered; 50 that they have the appear
ance Of dressing to go to the bath, and o
undressing to 60 70 a ban,"-Monitor Q
Fashion.
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Arrival of the Arctic.

New York, June THE Arctic reach
ed her dack at 2 O'Clock. She brings dates
to the 28th.
1t is stated that the French army in Tur-
key will be augmented to 10000 men.
The protocol has been signed by the rep
resentative of the four powers, asserting
their intention to maintain the integrity of
Turkey.
Austria and Prussia demanded the evac-
uation of the Turkish territory.
The Russians we're ~cndeavoring to cut
off communication between Varna and
Silestria.
The combined fleets were still cruising
before Sebastapol.
The Greek Bishop had been arrested at
Pesth as a Russian emissary, and impris-
oned.
There was important papers found upon
him.
The rebellion in Thessany is gaining
ground.
1t was rumored that the Russians being
unable to defend the seaboard Of Circassia,
had evacuated all their positions from
Matoma to Anapa, burning all their own
forts, after which they returned to Kedtz.
The Circassians came down, and took
1900 prisoners.
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DENTISTRY.
Dr. militant III, King,

ToRMERLY Demonstration Of MechanicM Dentistry,
in the ohio College of Dental Surgery at Cincinna-
IT, respectfully informs the citizens of Lancaster and vi
cinity, that he still continues the practice ofhis profess
sion, at his old stand, and Is prepared to perform all
operations pertaining to his profession.
All operations warranted comfortable, and to render
good service. Full set of Teeth inserted on the princi-
Die Of atmospheric pressure. All other operations
skilfully performed
TP0Gice, Main Street, one door East Of the Eagle
Printing Office. May U, le5+--5m
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BAKENK AND AWILY GROCERIES
TVNHE undersigned would respectfully announce TO
the citizens OF Lancaster and vicinity, that he has
opened a Bakery and Grocery, on Main Street, a fen
doors Vest Of tie Hooking Yatey Bank, whore he will
keep constantly on hand,
Cakes VI MI kinds and Crackers,
A OF which will be sold at wholesale and retail. Per.
sous wishing Cakes by the hundred, can have them Al
any time, by giving n few hours notice.
Also, all kinds OF FAMILY GROCERIES, Kept CON
stantly on hand, which will be sold as low rs at any othel
house in the city.
Feeling confident that his STOCK and PRICES will suit
the purchaser, he earnestly solicits a share of public
patronage. A. BRENNEMAN.
N. B. Buttcr, Eggs, Lard, Flour, Bacon, eet., taken In
exchange for Groceries.
Lancaster May ], 1854.
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TIN SHOP & FOUNDRx wARE-ROOM
lanes McNTanamy

James McNEanamy
HAVING established himself In the manufacturing
of TIN, COPPER and SHEET-IRON WARE in
Giesy's Building, one Door Vest " the Hooking Valley
Bank, Is prepared to furnish the people OF this county
with every thing that may bc needed In his nnc: He
keeps on hand every variety of COOKING and HEAT
ING STOVES for WOOD and COAL, consisting In part
Of the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen.
Triumph, Buck Presidents and Preference for Wood
and Black Diamond fr Coal. Also Ploughs, Plough
Shares, Sugar Kettles g. Hollow -waro. All of the above
articles viii be sold us low as can be bought elsewhere,
He Invites citizens generally to call and examine his
stock. AME McMANAMY.
N b. louise -spouting & jobhing done upon short nos
tiee. Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Iron taken In ox'
change for any OF the above articles. J. Me.
Lancaster, may /, lSa1
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CHARLESTON, June 9.--The New Or
leans Picdyune contains important news
From Texas TO 3lst.
The threat of the Indians to wage a des.
olating war against the whites is being car
ried out.
An express which arrived at Galveston
reports that 500 Indians under Wildcat
the noted Chief, had commenced a slaugh'
ter of the white inhabitants.
When about 90 miles west of Victoria
they fell in with a company of 25 soldiers
every one of whom were slain with the ex
ception oftwo. They next attacked a par
ty Of Mustang traders and citizens, killing
Sc of their number, among whom were 81
Mexicans and six Americans.
When the Express left, the fighting wa
still being carried on Hereby, and the In
dams had said that they would desolate tn,
whole country IN the borders of the Ri
Grande.
The express rider had his horre sho
from under him by a ball from an Indian
but he succeeded in seizing one of thei
horses and escaped.
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FRESH AND CHEAP ARRIVAL.

TNHE subscribers have received by Express, and now
receiving by Rail Road the most splonded aud gen
erai assortment OF now Goods, ever before brought by
them to this city, which they are resolved to sell fol
Cash or produce at reduced prices, and lower than the!
can be purchased In any market By 20 per cent. You
have but to como and try us and be convinced.
AnriI IN 1884. WHITE JR. & JULIAN.
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New YoRK, June 9.-The Union India
Rubber Works at Harlem were burnt last
night. Loss heavy.
The Steamers George iaw and Star ofhe
West, the former with California mails, ar
rived last evening.
The newshas been anticipated from New
! Orleans.
Walker and the remnant ofhis followers
arrived at San Francisco to answer the
charge of violating the neutrality.
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NEW ACHIEVEMENTS.


YWNHE subscriber has associated with him Mr. /. E.,
HALL, In the undertaking business. This branch
or the business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm name OF EGkERI q HALL They have a good
The subscribers have now, and hereafter will keep con-
stantly on hand, all styles and sizes of Collins ready
made, so that they will be ready to furnish them In n
few minutes notice. They will promptly attend funer-
ais any where In the county without extra charge. This
method OF keeping them on hand will enable them to
furnish them at reduced prices. ECKERT d HALL.
Lancaster, February Is, ls54-6m4l
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FARM O l.

TWNHE subscriber would inform the citizens OF Fair
field and adjoining counties that he would sell up
on reasonable terms, at private sale, tho farm on which
he now resides, in Greenfield township, Fairfield coun-
ty, Ohio, and situated some five and a half miles from
Lancaster and containing one hundred and Any -fOuI
acres. The farm is we'll Improved and is among the
best agricultural msin the county.
May IL, - l.. o R0DEN.
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Wanted 10000 New Customers,
In addition to the old stock on hand.
JOHN LYONS,
!. IA 70 AAIn nEHsAH NnAHER


AND DEALER IN
Bacon, Flour, Fish, Salt, Glassware, Stoneware, To-
bacco, Cordage, Twinc, Notions, Fruits,
Nuts, Candies, &c.
NORTH MAIN STREET, LANCASTER
INVITES the attention of the citizens of Fairfield and
adjoining counties, TO his new Establishment, which
Is lifted up in superior style, one door West of his old
stand and Immediately %rdjoining the Dry Goods Store
Of Messrs. Reber, KutZ d. Co., where he viii be pleas.
ed to sec all Of his old customers and ten thousand
new ones. Ha has QI2d .p II ssSSSSsssR
AN EATING ROOM,
Where persons from the country having their Ladies' In
town, will find a pleasant retreat. An extensive Ware
house in the rear, with an isle leading from the back
yard to his front shop, with a fine hitching place.
ALSO, FEED FOR HORSES,
Having the advantage of the railroad he is prepared IA
sell wholesale and retail for the nimble sixpense. Ac
commodating clerks ready to wait on you from the
child's cent to the gentleman's thousand dollars.
April 90, 1854.
SAW.LOGS WANTED.
HNHE undersigned will pay the highest prices for al
the SAW-LoGS he can get delivered at his YARD
In Lancaster, or on the canal ut some convenient place
He expects to have his mill IN mHninH order In JUL
next, when he will saw for cash or on shares. For fur
Their particulars enquire of the undersigned.
nPAn number of good Broom Handles on hand.
Lancaster, February I, 1850 Us. SNYDER
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Osage Orango Seed and Plants.

ObHkB OrdmBc Secu anu EAuHtSs
yUNHE unde rsigned have a large amount of Usage Or
ange Seeds andPlnnts ofthe best quality surpassed
by none in the country which they will sell at the lowest
market price.
Al from 80 to 40 cents per rod, with a fair deduction
where large contracts are made,
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
At from IS cents to 81 . rod-the payments as fol-
lows-ls when the hedge is set, and the balance wher
II will answer the purpose of a good fence.
Hedges GROWN.
For what disintcrested judges will say 1t is worth, (M
compared with good feneesl when II is completed.
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
AT 81 to Sl,25 ger rod to be paid for when completed
JAMES MPTE q CO., Dayton, Ohio.
JAMES %SuMPTER, College Corner, Butler county .ohl'
JAMES McGREw, Alcxandersvillc, Ohio.
benjamin LEAs, Dayton, Ohio.
Mar 1, 1854. G. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. Ohio.
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Tne second Arriyal.

nUR lst and splendid stock Of Collars, Embrolde-
ries, Under Sleaves, Shemizctts &C., having bccn
bought and carried away before allowing. us time
TO mark them, We will be In receipt of a fresh lot by ex-
press In q few days. WHITE JR. & JULIAN.
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McCOrmick's Reaper and Grass Cutter an
MOore,s Wheat Drill.
NJ r Q liant

IN SPRINGER e. TROUT,
MTTAVE removed their Clothing Establishment
LUZ to the Tdlimddge Block, first door East Of
White & Latta's HardDare Store, where they are open
Ing "a large and extensive assortment of SPRING AMI
SUMMER GOODS, and are now manufacturing every
variety OF SpriAg aud Summer Wear, which they will
sell as low as the same quality of goods and word can
be purchased at any other establishment In the city,
Their clothing Is manufactured under their own super
vision, and Is consequently superior to that which Il
Brought from other places. They have also on hand, 0
beautiful uariety Of Cloths, Cdssimercs, PeStiRgs, &c.
which they are prepared to manufacture to order. They
have in their employ the best of workmen and are a
all times prepared to make the best fits In the lates
styles. .dHtheir cork piH be warranted.
The public are respectfully solicited to call and ex
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberia
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old Gus
toners aud all Others that they will labor to give gen
eral satisfaction both in the quality and price Of thei
goods and work. SPRINGER d ROU
LoncasteI, April3, 1854
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WASHINGTON. June 9.-The Union OF
this morning states that the difficulties be-
tween U. S. and Spain are not adjusted,
and the policy of the administration re-
mains unchanged.