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The following circular has been issued by the various
Collectors OF tho Customs in reply to inquiries
TO shch American vessels entitled to .hs p-otec
ten Of our 1sg;-
Custom HOUSE, New YORK. }
COLLECTORS OFFICE, July 4, 1859.
sIu reply to your inquiries the subject have to
ssate that the following have been promulgated oy
the Treasury Department in General Regulations id its
FonEIGy Burr VESSELS WHOLLY owned ny CITIZENS or
Tue listed sT4rfson question: submitted !? ths Depart
ne v1 Cd sss % foreign built vs.,,l wne
belisereb.s reutrals during war 10 whsh The Unied
s.sa ave no. party or peace Of foreign owners has
yeels purchased sud es entitled the prosec
pey OF AmeIsn cens soash NO Tess roe ps
or ohr marine document prescribed 81 .oe laws Of
,D.oe h,gever the ownsrs ofa vesse
Of Cu.a though orndden b5 ias grant any marine doc
uass or Ct ogcershp avfey cord
suo,sncs and deliver 70 ae ossss cenasss 10 nas
effect certi yins also tina: he OF Ured
thus authenticated IL the .rapsssr vas ia good
a n he S re S
ofese AID of citizenship viii be pna proof Of good
Az e'ore where tie evaen yea of the purchase
Susl 81 a. pn
shs fusn,bed 70 Collect Of se Customs he w Il the
Is :. aevss 10 the parry Inc spsna
Il Collector Of Custom. for tire port of - in the
ufy tina: The wton bill OF sale besTiog datc OF Of the
tdsre describe tie veeeel her tonnage dsnomuaiiou
lame &e), sold and transferred -, IL 10 form
snc substance valid and effective law and has duly re-
cofeci In ny office; ana that the said (nsmDg the "a
efs) sIe cJxers Of the United stAtss
Aa wir ~ my hand ard seal this day OF In the
.esr Of our icfd 1885,. [s1
letter Of the Hon. Howell Cobb, Secretary of the
treasury under date Of June 90 1882 addressed TO me,
expresses the following views
ibe character of officers and OF vessels not en-
!eo 10 Itne papers, have there ID no Ia
wncn uch vesses 10 be by
citizens OF the United states In whole or ia part. -
ihe Sngg.suon however made ttat ta zuera Of suca
procticab to registered veaeels Of the United states No
poss be harm could result fro H. whilst he effect
OF erg force u the fde character OF the purchase
IN reply 10 np pctticI Cole Whsher
hey hsd sre an Official certificate that merchandise shp-
PED 70 regn Destination belongs to czs United
stetes have 70 fHte th.t such csracas rot being pre-
fclioed by any Law Of Tho United states treaty The De-
ehorls tho tile 70 the merchandise called 10 question the
owrer must rely for s vndcaon upon the legal evidence of
owreIsliD 10 sich property -
he OF course at liberty serd with hs goods any dscu.
nertsry evidence OF tile citizenship may deem no.
cssssTy to protect his rghta
But this mater left by law 10 the or ehiopers
nemteives with which The government cannot interfere
eeH the bona re prptry Of cizeus United states
during The existing war In Europe hsve tbs
ucn OF tbe goversmeI upon tn
cunssnces OF each Ard the acs ere %
varied N character ip Of this nature ooo)n on III
subject can be expressed In advance
am, very respectfully, your ebeden. seryaut
AUGUSTUS SCHELI, CoIlector
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The Old Police.
SUPREME C0uRT--IN CHAMBERS.
O-fx-x ~ -. -


JeiY The People at 6s RELATION Of 7homas Beatty 81,
The Board Of ctics Caamtsser, The folio wing order
was made by tie Court this mornng;-A return having
been made to toe alternative mandamus issued In N q
CAGE and the resto having presented seven written OBJ
ec,ons to ead return and the having been argued
~ he counsel Tor the respective parties and due debe
ration having been the;eupoo had and Appearing 70 tue
Court that tee said objections are In several part
sxtp, seventh, eighth, ninih, tenth ard eleventh
articles or branches Of the SAID return be
stricken cut or qusshed; and no amendment Goa
spopdeD and the usual time for The res.or 70 reply or
demur having EXPIRED It ia further ordered that u "a DINO
be extended Ill tue expiration Of days from the date
OF this order, with liberty 70 either party two days
notice, In pea demrr the return no modified
shoud be nteposed to notice the matter for hearing
non motion to be heard and disposed OF on
tie return as modified by his order,
In The Matter of the Petition Of the Indiana and Illinois
Central Roitroad Company fer the Remopa. of .yames
Han Nosrand --0fder dischsrgiDg and releasing os go
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Brooklyn city Ns,yu.

COMMITTED OK THE CHARGE or MALPRACTICE An nvcsv.
CATION into The Of the death Of Besey Kenny and twos
infants was made BY Coroner Horton on Thursday which
resulted in the committa Of named Emma Dodge,
on the charge Oh malpractice The deceased mother
birth TO twins-one on Friday last and the Sunday
wing, when she died. medical examination proved
that the treatment tho woman subjected 70 was the
cause Of her death and also that of the infants Tue jury
rendered the following verdict in the Of the mother
TnAs Betsey Kenny came to her death BY hemorrnaSe
attending her IN confinement" In regard the nfanie,
the verdict was rendered that they ose 70 their dea
by maltrensment at tho hands OF Emma Dodge.
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IHE 100000 BREACH OF PROMISE Casa
lev Tai nss been granted Ia 81. Louis 10 the OF
Le Carssasg VI Henry Shaw, In which Jury recently
verdict In favor OF tho plaintiff SEQ for
In November. w. ~ f
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POsr OFFICE DrsCONTINuED.---Post Office at High
Market, Lewis county, N. r., has been discontinued
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The following circular has been issued by the various
Collectors Of tho Customs in reply nume GUS Inquiries
TO shich American vessels entitled to .hs p. otec
ten Of our Gsg;-
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under that infrmy, as will call g. they have certainly
been reused out OF by the Ausiro French collision
EPISODE AT PAvIA.
Tic Following episode occurred a, pavis:-rhe Aus
uans as you aware left the city and then returned
to 1t, and having remained day or So len again.
since WREN they have not come back they threatened
they would The first time they lef the citizens Of Pavs
colos, and hung out tho flags Of France aud Sardinia.
nfy faw at distance body OF cavalry coming towards
'her city, ana they Mt fastened out TO meet the new
whom they supposed 10 be either French or Sar
oln,ans imssine their chagrir--the horsemen we're
uhians Az once drapercs and flags were taken in but
not so soon bu; that hs AuArans had the sgns OF
demonstration that not In their favor SILL the Aus
TRANS were either too much frightened TO revenge this
Rfon else knew beforehand they had no time 70 ose,
for they made acquisitions for eighty Thousand ratons,
10 clear they dreaded an nsurrecton Of tho inha
bitants.
FRANCIS II. AND BARON HuBNER.
Naples letter of June tells the following story which
Kings reception OF Monsieur do Hubner-rhe Austrian
Ambassador had scarcely begun 70 talk politics when
Francis H. interrupted him saying "Baron you ought 10
zee Pumpeii" N. do Hubncr replied that no already
knew the ruins very we'll. "rhen," said the King 81
should recommend you 70 pass few days at Cselamarc;
been cxteusvey circulated conclusive evidence OF the
Kings sincere neutrality.
PRoFrTIEG BY TIE WAR SYMPATHY.
Several individuals pretending be authorized by the
government 70 collect contributions OF lint and linen for
the wounded OF the Army OF Italy have boon arrested In
tho department Of the Nsvro Sums amounting to 2680f
and quantity Of linen were found In their possession
YANKEE VIEWING TUE BATTLE FIELDS
The following Ia extract from tho private letter Of
adventurous gentleman who BOT from England 10
follow the In the footsteps OF tho Allies The letter
b dased Turin, June s-Hayng Explored the field Of Ma
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ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OF THE WAR
RECEPTION or TIE ALLIES IN MfLAN-coHCERT AT
TIE THRATkE LA SCALA.
hi,sn letter q June Ii says:--Yesterday evening
concert was given at the Theatre Ia scala at which both
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-22
The Virginia Excitement.

CHARLEsTowN, VA, Nov. 2L-Order pre-
walls here now. The excitement of Saturday
has subsidized, and no suspicious parties have
been discovered. Gov. Wise has received let
tiers from intelligent and responsible parties in
the north and west, assuring him of the Or
ganization of bands for rescue. The presence
of the military has restored confidence and
calmneSs to the public mind. The military
are preparing an encampment The Governor
will return to Richmond tomorrow We have
cavalry, artillery, and infantry enough to en-
counter small army of sympathsers.
1t is rumored (please mind the term "rumor-
ed'' that Gov. Wise has received dispatch
from Gov. Chase of Ohio, informing him that
a large body of men, from 600 to 1000, are
arming for rescue, under command of John
Brown, Jr, and will undoubtedly start for
Charlestown. Wise is said to have replied,
that if Gov. Chase allows them to cross the
Virginia line, he will take proceedings againat
him for treason. Also dispatch was receiv-
ed on Saturday from United States Marshal
johnson of Ohio, stating that from 600 to
1000 men were arming for rescue in that
State. John Brown, Jr. is the reported COM
mapdn
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CONNECTICUT ITEMS.

Abraham Rogers, and his wife Fanny Fow-
Ter, of Stony Creek, Branford, celebrated their
golden wedding on the 9th inst There were
present with their four sons with their
wives, and them six grandchildren, and the
venerable Rev. z. Gillette, and wife, who off
ciat9d at their marriage, and has married three
OF the four sons and one grandson, and on
this occasion made very interesting address.
During the period Of fifty years there has not
been death in the family, among the sons,
or wives, or grand. children.
The Bridgeport Farmer tells story of
a beautiful lady of that city who was deceived
into marrying scoundrel from another state,
and who separated from him and returned to
Bridgeport, the fellow following her and an
noying her in all sorts of ways. Last Satur-
day she visited a friend in a neighboring
town and retired for the night The next
morning she was not to be found, and it is sup
posed her husband got at her, drugged her
aud carried her off
Francis Potter of West Stafford, Conn,
killed fox the other day with a stone, at a
distance of nine rods. The fox was on dead
run when the stone overlook him.
George W. Richmond of Canterbury re-
Gently lost four children by death within one
week. Since that time four Others have died.
All were between the ages of two and fifteen
years. and all with scrofulous sore throat, the
first Oct 18th, the last Nov. 18TH Eight
children dead within month, and buried by
the side of two others-ten in all--is the sad
dest record of affliction in one famaily we
have ever@ecorded
The Norwich Bulletin states, that since the
first of October, there have been several dar-
ing attempts of unknown persons to break
and enter the Jail in Norwich. 1t is supposed
the object is to release the notorious thieves
and pickpockets who were arrested for rob-
berries committed at the time of the Norwich
celebration in September.
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EICESTER ACADEMY-Tbe Win
OREAD INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG

khCh ANAlN.-1ne subscriber has re-
turned and taken charge of the Grst Mill at South
Worcester where he will be happy accommodate all
who call upon nm Grain and Meal all kinds constant
ly kept on hand for sale. AMOS WHITNEY, Miller
South Worcester, Nov. 2, 1852 d2m* no
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Orders Countermanded.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The War Depart
ment to-day countermanded the order for six
companies of troops from Fort Monroe, and
five from Fort Leavenworth, to proceed to
Bonneville, there appearing, from the latest &C.
counts, no necessity for their proceeding
thither.
In consequence of the recent occurrences on
the frontier, suggestion has been made to the
Liberal government, from distinguished
quarter, that immediate steps be taken, with
view OF entering into an agreement or treaty
with the United States government, for the
punishment of such outlaws as Cartinas and
his men, the main feature of the arrangement
being to treat offences committed on either side
as against the peace of both republics, the par
ties to be tried and punished according to the
laws Of the country in which they may be ar
rested
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
lAnercan Telegraph onice, lincoln House Block.l
0unrland Mail

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2I.-The overland mail,
with San Francisco dates of Oct 81, has reach
ed Jefferson City. Business at San Francisco
was unchanged. The late news from the At
lantic states, advising increased shipments
to California, had caused much disappointment
in the commercial community. The business
portion OF the town of Volcanovillc, in Anna
dor county, was burnt on the 18th loss $780,
900. Advices from Oregon announce the ar
rival Of Gen Scott at Poland Oct. 81 Gen
Harvey left Portland suon after Gen Scott
aud it was supposed that he had taken offence
at being superseded in his command
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From Central and South America.

New York, Nov. 2l.-The North Star
brings late news from Central and South
America. The state of Bolivia had taken
Mempas from the federal forces. The sloop-
of-war Levant was at Pinala, with the Comma.
dore on board. She and the Saranac were
going to San Juan. The Cyane was at Real
ego. Mr. Clark, American minister to Guate-
mala, was seriously ill. The cochineal crop
had been greatly damaged by heavy rains
Some attempts at revolution in Costa Rica had
been suppressed. Mr.. Dimitry, the American
minister, had recognized the new government
Valparaiso advices are to Oct. 16, and Callao
to Oct. 30. Gen. Franco had been compelled
by public opinion to abandon the reins of gov
eminent at Guayaquil.
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DIED.

In this city, Nov. 81, Jennie X. c., daughter of s. W.
and X, J. Goddard Is mos.
Funeral Wednesday at O'clock at their residence,
"a Orange street, Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend
In Boston, Nov. 20, John f. Rose, an actor Of some
merit and for the last years member of the Boston
Theater Stock Company, 81.
In Winona Minnesota, Oct 20, very suddenly, Charles
Bush formerly Of Oakham
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A Bankrunt Concern.

ALBANY, Nov. 2l.-Comptroller Church
has been applied to by the holders of the first
mortgage bonds on the New York & Erie rail,
road, to advertise and sell the road for non-pay-
ment of interest. The Comptroller has placed
the matter in the hands of Attorney General
Tieman, who will proceed at once under
the act of 1915, TO sell the road with all its
appurtenances Section of the law of 1916
gives the Comptroller power to sell in certain
cases, upon the application of the bondholders.
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After the Prize Fightars.

BUFFALO, Nov. 2l.-Although warrants are
issued for the principals and seconds in the late
prize fight, none Of them have yet been ar
raigned for examination. Morrissey was in
town on Saturday, aud knowing that warrant
was sued out for him, he engaged Hon. Eli
Cook as counsel, and then left for New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-22
.sICE ~ WANMnIRN

ATTORNEYS AND c0UNSELL0RS AT Law
Nos. and Brinley Hall, Malnst., Worcester, Mass
HENRY Q. RICE. JOHN D. wAsupuRN
Insurance effected In responsible New England Offices
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RORN.

BORN.
In this city, Nov H. daughter to Berry Ballors 18th,
daughter to John Sullivan 18TH to John Quirk
2lst a son to Charles Cowdrell.
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New York EIactinn

ALBANY, Nov. 21.-New York returns, with
Kings County, unofficial, make Jones majority
1890 and SINNERS 297.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
SIEING LEsI SHINCF.EsV,

TIVE undersigned will nIiordersfor sbin,la. =,
shortnotice this season. having made asrsnse
mehtsto gettimbeT with more rtanty Al IN herato
,oro. shingles made Of 0ak, Ash, Walnut, Chestnn
&C., call and examinethem, Factory on Columbus
o''' south Main. C.F. BEVERLY :.
March 26 47t
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il IA Gin worth from so Cents TO $1,000 will be
semitic each subscriber on receipt oftho subscription
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. q CaId from DF. Jamks IN

JARRETT, ofthe NEW yoR K1nsm. me- NJ
connection for the past einhs 49,.
SH sS Sss. sSSsS souss sf sdy fss
Pulmonary CONSUMPTION and its kindred diseases' tS
gether with my unrivaled opportunities and adysn-
pcrfest system or sSssi not li,sls BY
TO arriye ata decisive, direct, and
eases Of the TAroat, LnHRs and dir -PaSs1S. a US
halston, ne ySpeI and curative properties 81 sd,
zines are directly 20 the diseased
inhalsS ofany kind 10 the eetsiissso Sis Of ., ,ssais
xsn, in b amS s,IGo1ga consider use SSiSI
often fatal diseases, yet deem tyerv necs. h1f
each patient should have Che bene6 On bcs lneI
the above diseases, and the hirh
eyer which have 50 long hsd fke SonssH
Ase rev, voc wen Known to need any euorx or
vnte and professional friends through PIl-
ao me above charity has Teen long and liber
concluded TO make such arrangements a. nsys
the dement's OF m! experience and Treatment SiihtH
the reach Of all. and not myseIS hs.,n m,nn
TO those only who entered the ~
2pe 70 visit me al my ohlce Hoping therefore, tSnl
%y gge Sgi!Fs ssssceD
spectf! announce In conclusion, that hC,o ~. "a.
eeHsuttsd personally or by feuen, ON All dise,se, ~
the Institution, preparedto sait each indiyidnnI csn
InAaiing HaPors, Medical InkaIers, &C. q . vii w
orMarced wa oy express to any part ofthe Oaed States
TERNs-My terms oftreatment BY letter ars :, al.
Iows, VIZ: sly per month for each patient. Witch
VIII ncude medicine sufficient for one month,s nsej
also, lhnallng YApor, and an InhaIlng ApnaraiuSR
raymenl as follows; 50 10 be paid 10 tie Exnreas
hGiens on receipt Of the box Of Medicine, aud me
oaanee 30 at The expirnton oftbe MONTH is the nss
nent be cured or is entirely satisfied with lbe tysi
mem; ratents by giving full hi,ory oftheir case
'uo, syiolns ln null can be treated as we'll by
eueras by personal examination. Patients svail,Dy
yos q Dr. Jarretts treatme nj NAV RELY ano
immedate and permanent relief, as he seldom EsSS
TO treat over thirty days Ietters aas
promptly answered. For further particulars
~ JAMES NJ. JARRETT, M. n -itS''
| o,s2O Broadway, corn or Twelfth ST. New WI ,
| f.s.-Physicians r. and others visiting the city X.
respectfully invited to call at the Indrmary, whesS
, %ahy interesting easescan be Witnessed and Sheto
ostmPropsd apparatus for tho or adi.a
cd yapor can be seen and inspected. y =
Ahgust5, l65e-GmI4 - .-IN
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THBY HAVB EVERYTHING!

Generally Kept I'm such establishments, which thoy
will sell at very low prices Thanks for past favors,
nd ope for a continuance and increase Of the same.
JULIAN & SElRRET.
Lancaster, November e5, is5st-3om
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY AND
Book Bindery, LancasteTs Ohio

. LANK BOOkSforCounty
I'd onices, Justioes' Blanks,
Dockets, Double and Single
Entry Ledgers, Journals, Day
Books,&c. f, &c. Also, Book
Binding OF every description
style. ~ -
AlIordsrs .byl etterorotha,-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one OF the
best literary papers ofthe day. large Quafta con
tanning TWENTY PAGES OrSIXTY COLUMNS, OF
entertaining matter; and ELEGANTLY Illus
every week.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsenessj
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump-
tion, and for the relief of COnsumptiye
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease. i.Dua ~
So wide Is the field Of It's usefulness and so nu.
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abOunds in persons pub.
hely known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
USE When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public NO longer hesitate what antidote to employ
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon tho
community have failed nnd been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
ducpd cures too numerous and zoo remarkable TO
be forgotten.
DIR. j. G. AVER g. Coz
LOWELL, MASS
For sale by kaufman & Co, ID. si9ora, Lancaste
II. /. Nicely, BaltmoTe; X. Kalb, Rushville; @. II
Hamlln, Oakland and by all Druggslsa and Dealers IL
Medicine Seirh, Eckstein 4 Co, Cincinnati, goner
al Agents.. October u, 1859 s0mN
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FlFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT.

nR. HUNTER WILL FORFEIT s501P FAILING
TO cure any case Of secret disease that may come
ni,f his care, 10 matter how long standing afct
ng Eithcts sax invited 10 his Private Rooms, ~
North SEVENTH street. Philadelphia, without fear
of nterrupiion from other patients. Strangers and
others who have bceu unfortunate Ia the seleeono Of
n hysiciAn arc Invited 10 call,
lMPGI ENCY--Ihruugh unrestrained indulgence
Of the passions, by self abuse the evils
numerous. Premaiureim potency .involuniaT! seInin
a discharges. wasttHg of the organs loss OF memory,
dlsasle fDr female sriety general debility
stutiohEl sure To follow. IL hecek-
sary, ednsulttle Doctor with confidence; he offers
perfect cure. tr...e 4f.t u. tr1ail.s-
i READ AND REFLEcT-The afflicted would do we'll
TO Ieheei before rsiDR their health and happiness,
and In many cases their lives In the hands Of physi
clans Of this class Of maladies. is certain
human family are subject TO- Every respectable ply
scian has his peeuliar branch, In which e is
ceSsfu than his brother prOr and 10 that he de-
votes most ofhisime and study.
YEARS OF PRACTIC n, exclusively devoted TO the
study treatment of diseases Of the sexual organs
lngether with uieFfs uron the body. throat. nose OF
legs. pains in the head or bones. meTcural rhenma-
tlsn strletuIos gravel irregularities diseases arising
from puTitosO the blood. whereby the
constitution has become eBfecbled enables the Doc
offer speed relief 20 all who may place them
selves under his care.
O-PMedIcipe forwarded to any part Of the United
StAtes,--PTiee Ten Dollars per Pnctnge.
Forsale, nR, ,pICKINS0N'S CELE ERR ATED MAG
NETU- ELHCTRIC MACHINE. No acid or Otherin'
Eredeni reapired; its power being obtained from
permanent magnet. No family should he without one
Price onIy Ton Dollars. septe3, le5s-b2l
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o-S.----.D,-,.- wise, promptly attandedto.
O.uolsto 70 2nbelBft At lhe azette OaiceV
o. bndery ON Main Stree the room former
y ESeeupied by Col. Van Trump, as Law nee
OeeembcfI4. .Is54-39 j. RfJSsFII.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10

Head Dresses, French Flowers Wells, Collar. I.S,s!
CABS. Corsets, &c, which they offer al erv Inv
fore purchasing elsewhere. oe-
Lancaster, October u, ls5e--94tf b F1N