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E,NhLisH CANTOy DRAW Ens-Hsayy
TO II waist. Ecu si~o' ioW 20
f., tAscY CASHMERE sUITs-A few sample.
'ust 10 hand. Call and laok At them
w. =. JUPMAN, Agent, log Main ct
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MEADE L BAKER. Pharmaceutists.
La VI nm ST ahaL.a DnaL lIll. 2

It YOU WISH WHITE TGETH, UsE
MEADE Il BAKERS SAp0NlNE TOOTH
POW DER-lt you wish to have the tartar removed
and your teeth preserved and protected from de
@ay. nse MEADE h BAKERS SAPONINE
MEADE & BAKERS, or yoa MAY be disap-
pointed 1t has received universal approval, and
Is hishiy recommended by best dentists
rice ~ cents jar, Prepared only by
MEADE & BAKER,
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1rss% 'ffbWaa2,. ss;' k: W. ia ri i,.s y:
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MEDICIWEE.

II HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT bUCHU.
EELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELM B0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
The Great Diuretie, The Great DIuretis,
The Great Diuretio, The Great Dlnretlo,
The Great Duretlo, The Great biinrenS'
A positive and speoifc remedy for diseases OF the
B I Kidneys, Gravei, Dropsy,
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, DropsJ,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
HELM BOLD'S EXTRACT or. BUCHU
Iss rtaIn, safe and speedy cure, from whatever
cause they NAY have orisIna ted, and no mater oil
n ow Ions Standing, How Long standing,
How Long Standing, How Long standing,
How Long Standing, How Long Standing.
IL il taken without Elndrarce from Business, and
little II an change OF diet,
IL pleasant in its taste and odor,
And INN ,diate in it's action.
I!Jsu are suffering with any OF the aboSe dlstTcss
'AA PRoCURE THE REMEDY At ONCE,
PROCURE The Rem EDY Al ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE.
HELMBOLp's EXTRACT BUCHq.
AS medicine which must benefit every body, IRON
tie simply delicate to the confined aud despalrins
NO EQUAL IS TO BE FoUNp.
No Equal is TO Re FOUND.
No Equal is TO BIZ FOUND.
Price 81 per bottle, Or slT i9r 7Si s dGhyeTed to
"A' Depot, Iol South Tenth ST., below Chesnat,
For sals Wholesale and retail ~ ,,
FISHER SHEPHERD,
DTggElsts and Apothecaries,
jsH-iJ las Man street.
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TOHN n. GORDON q SON,

j l4TH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE hoTELL'
Offer for sale large and full assortment oil IRoN,
comprising swede's, American Hainmere1d, fe .b
Hammered. English ald English Refined, EnSn.s91l
American, Russia and Imitation Russia Sh hhb
IRON Hoops Band and Scroll IRON heh9eI rios
iron and Plow Plates. Also, Tin plate 81 various
sizes, for timers A nj manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metas
usually sold in this market. Rp It's
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SNa REDUCTION IN PRICE. STEB-
EaIgBINS, PULLEN Il co. will. from this day
EEfkN oiter their entire stock of FANCY GOODS,
~ VASES, &c. at greatly reduced prices for
casn Now is the time to make your purchases for
the holidays. Call early
STEBBINS, PULLEN & CO,
Corner 9Th and Broad SITS.
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TRAVELLERS 1924
lSxS EtSSiss&tssffSsSu TO TIE NOKTH.-IOOO

A-ss---L q q z = LENE, EEIOEt
- go. BOATS to LYNCHBuRG THREE
EsssSSsa ~es6s TIMES A WEkk-TUESDAYs
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat TEN PEST, Capt. THos. EMIT.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. GKo. G. LAYkx.
Dosi BRISTOL, Capt. CHAs. J. JOHNSON.
poat ]. J. IRBY, Capt. VIM. +. CLRvHLAns.
boat FAME, Capt. VIM. H. PARSONS.
boat OLIVIA, Capt ]. J. PETERS.
There Boats are all of the first class, comm andef
BY careful and experienced Captains, and lesys
promptly rs advsrtlFed. The subsori Der thankful
For past fayorF, begs continuance of the same.
VIM. Z. cox, Agent,
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srHf, LIGHT, LIGHT IS CAsndeher,.
hefosene Oh Chandeliers, 2. 5, and burn
et1i Kerosene OIL Lamps of the newest sJ,ies
Jus, received and for sale low by S''les'
SIEBBINs, JULIEN A. On
q
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GHa WE HAVE SOME GREAT BAR.
EEsJGAINS AGAIN-LOOK AT OUR PRICE
VEIl LIST.-Clear nice Tumblers from 81 cts q
NAAh dozen up; Goblets from 81 a dozen up; Pre-
deal more Kerosene Lamps from rs cts. up to
some very rich patterns-the best burners out,
worth most twice the money all other Glassware
bong hit at great sacrifice from a New York I'M
porter. which offer at an astonishing low figure.
Our Vases, Motto Cups and other Parlor Orna-
ments defy competition. Whoever looks at our
assortment of Britannia, Albata and Silver plated
TO be al in that line. All kinds OF House FURNISH
ing Goods, in Wooden and Wlllow-ware. brushes,
TinWare, Walters, Looking q iasseH (which We
make to order any size required.) besides an I'M
mense variety In Fancy Goods and Toys, 40.
- & co HIoad and Sd sta.
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PoBEs ATHALF !-6REAT SALE

CLOAKS, CLDAKS.-We have few very su-
~ Derlor Black Cloth and Velvet CLOAKS of
entirely new and elegant patterns, W ich we oter
for sale at prices very much reduced. A few Of
the above are very elegant, and differ from any
thing that has been sold in Richmond.
CHILEs Il CHENERY.
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EC0NO,IY OFTIM 4 AM M0Na1.-

u OVER QUARTS Of beautifully transpa-
rent CRYSTALLINE Jeiig1nat be made with one pack
axe OF SPARKLING oELATiNE,'' costing only
25cen,s-eggs and boring dispensed with Every
HouseKesper should procure supply Of this Celia
tine, VITA our improved directions jelly is one
81 tEs most he lthtui and delicious desserts that
oin Sc uRed.
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WINTER CLOTHiN6-LET Ir Co

MiNTEK CLUTHiN6-LET IT Goa
w good opportunity is now offered Ia purchasers
IA get good stock at low prices. We propose
working down the whole stock. and think we can
please the public taste, both in style and price.
WE SELL EN- CBEAP-0vercoats, Business
suits, Cashmere Pants, Velvet and Silk Vests,
alonno Shirts and Drawers, Gloves, neck Ties
Comforts, Collars, Suspenders. ANY ana every
thing on the board marked down. For the next
month we shall push sales strong. cheap for ca ,
w. 3. TUPMAN Agent l03 Main 81
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BUSINESS sgraGr
SPoTswOOD HOUSE.

M ADD TO-,
4I Successors to Smith NsppUxJ
PRODUCE COM MISSION MERCHANTS
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
- . 80 ,... Rtehmoad, "
closed his interest In, our business on the Ist ~.
of December, 1850 ~
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DOTS, FARLEY Il co..
RARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly Opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary ST..
Richmond, Va. .,,
special attention given to the sale of TOBACCO,
WHEAT, ard all kinds of PRODUCE, and liberal
advances made on oonslgnmeHts.
R Rfch' ( 3 PoFFalssL EY.{ Late OfP0ter'burs.
las r. MARSHALL, Late of PeteTsbuTss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
Az OF mIIhlnS

The ART Of milking ,s not taught 10 a hur.
ry.si Iltsqulrss' long practice TO milk
properly, and therefore ell the young
people on farm ought 10 be showN how
the labor should be done. II is quite im>
portaut that this branch OF the dairy should
be particularly attended 10, for a good
mixer obtains Il leas. aiar, more from
the same COW than poor mixer. The
frsI lesson 70 BE- laugh. 10 young people is
gentleusss aud kindness TO the COWS
They need never be treated harsbly, Ia
case the business 10 properly commenced.
Cows that have been oaTessed and uni.
foFmly well treated, are fond Of having the
milk drawn from their uddor ct The SsRu.
lar time Of milking. 70. Il gives them 70.
liei from the dislsnsiob oftbe milk dunta.
Let young people be put 10 milking the
iarrow COWS 6rst. OF such. a. are 10 be
soon dried, aud iheTe The loss fIom milking
will be less injurious; the hend should ex.
tend to The extremity Of the teats, for the
milk iS then drawn easier. Thsy should
10 taught TO milk % rspidly "a possible.
More milk Is always ob.sinsd BY . rapid
milker ihan . slow one. They shonld,
therefore. be taught 10 lhiuk Of nothing
else while milking, and no conversation
mus. be permitted in the milk yard. They
should ut close up 10 che COW, and res.
,he y, leit arm gently agsins. her shant.-
Ihen " she raises her foot on account Of
pam occasioOed BY soreness Of the ieats.
,ne nearer The mAhe5 sits 10 her. and the
hardsr hs Pressss his arm agsinst her
!!sg, the less risk wnl be run Of being IL.
lured. Cows may be taught TO give down
.neir milk at once, and they may be taught
70 hcld y up long time, The bea, way
le mIkis TO milk quick. end not use the
COW % long stripping Of after stripping.
= & q - aN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
HorrIble Murder... !.

We have received iefogmatiou from
Mound Oily. Grittendea Co., Ark, Of one
Of the most horrible and atrocious sets in
the history 'eforime. 1t sscms that on
Tuesday night, the aist Of Feb. man by
the name Robinson was shot dead in his
own house. by some one outside 6isg up
on him through the wi dow IL was lale
iu the evening. and he was jaSt preparing
10 retire for the night, there being no one
present but bis wife. She Immediately
gave the alarm. but no trace OF the ,peIpe-
traitor Of the horrible deed could be found.
and for several days the affair remained a
mystery. His wife wss, however. shortly
afterwards suspected of'knowing OF the AT
fair, and accordingly arrested. 90 baing
examined closely, and TO clear herself Of
complicity 10 the MISTER, che was induced
totutn Safes evidence. She stated thai
two brothers--whose names our iDfoTmsnt
lfsiled to give--eommitled the deed. They
were immediately arrested, and from them
f'cts were elected 10 the eject that the
woman had promised 10 marry one Ct the
brothers providing her husband could be
got out of the wsy a. d offered TIE sum oi
one hundred dollsEs 10 the one Who would
shoot him. The one who had the promise
Of marriage, ect liking ihs task, induced
his brother. for the stated sum. 10 do the
deed as related above. On hearing these
statements. the in'u'isted people took the
law into their own hands. and carried the
two men into the woods, near ST. Francis
river. Couriland county, and hung them
to stree. This was on Thursday lsst,
the first inst, and the following day the
woman was taken to the same place. and
hone--tbus ending one Of the most afro
ci:us crimes we have ever been called
upon to reCord.-Memptis Enquirer, Sd.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
Remarkable Escape Of Lunatie from q
Is ~ 81 NoTtheFa Asyium. .l..

- 1. NoEtheFa Asyim.
=, Among the inmates Of the Northern
Ohio Luuatic Asylumsis a person named
Wheeion. once highly respectable oiti.
zen in good circumstances, aud said to
have been amember Of The former coal
firm of. G. Pendleton d Co. lie tra,
been 10 the Asylum for some time. For
some time past he has manifested strong
disposition to escape. snd the utmost care
and vigilance hss been exercised to frus.
irsts his designs, but notalways with sus.
cess. Before being pheed 'iu'his Sleeping,
room az night hs has been sIways stripped
and carefully examined to preveut these.
creting Of sny instrument, ahd dil hi.
clothes but bis shirt. pantslooDs and stock
ings taken awsy. In spite Of thrse pre-.
cautions, hes suJoeeded thveet etimsgwith-
j. few daysin escaping from bis room.
About two weeks since be took Q set Of
false teeth ou. Of his mouth, aud By con.
slant work contFiyed With them To- saw a
hole through the door Of his chamber large
enough to admit Of bis dropping through
into another part Of the house, and then
escaping. He was traced and caught t,
the house Of Hr. Pend ls,ou on Euclid 81.
A few days since ne sscretsd 1 piu and
with that'exceedipgiy unlikely instrument
managed 10 pick the the locke, his door
and escaped into the BAH. where he was ior-
tunatsly arrested. He then stated that a
pin was Of moro value than $4,000 when
he wished to escape from room. Las.
Saturday night he was carefully examined
as usual, before being placed in bic room.
but succeededin secreiiug q small brass
ring. split at one part. 10 bis hair. On
being locked up for the night, be set 10
work, and with thsring he cut through
window sash aud shutter, 80 90 10 enable
him to remoye'thsn from the window. .--.
He then took The covsrlid OF the bed, and
tore i intostsips. with which be made Q
rope reaching nearly TO tho ground. a dis.
tsnse Of some twenty Eve or thiry feet
Some Of tbe'cotton batting with which the
coverlId wss waddsd, be placed In his
stockings 70 protect his feet, as he had no
shoes, Then dressing himself In shirt.
-ssowssr and stockings. hs slid down the
rope aud escaped. Striking across the
country 10 Eight Mile Lock, be then took
the iowpath ofthe canal and walked down
90 University Heigbh, whore bs arrived
Yesterday afternoon. The officers Of the
asylum we're on his track. aud with officer
Mcllra,h ofthe police, came on him yes.
terdsy (sunday) afternoon. He was very
quiet when arrested. and spoke freely Of
his escape, and made no resistance to be-
ing taken back 70 the Asylum. We quss.
tion whstber this series Of extraordinary
escapes can be well matched. Il Cleveland
Herald, March 5th.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

Nor so, By ANT MzAss.--The Albany
Statesman Las this editorial paragraph;
"Ths N. Y. Evening Post says that in
the event Of the nomination Of Mr.. Bates,
BY the Chicago Convention, 10 will not
be supported by the radical Republicans. |"
To which the Evening Post replies:
The Evening Post has never said any
such thing; but. Il win say, WHAT, believes.
that whoever may be nominated at Chica.
90. will be Supported by the radical aud
all other Republicans W iib will.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

Try this remarkable aud most Interesting remedy
composed ofthe concentrated Juices 0fthe most
powerful and the most soothing Plants and Roots IN
nature, chemically combined aud insulated IN well
sealed glass Bottles, and charged BY powerful Bat.
tery: Thus possessing In ad1tIontniS hlpchor me.
dicnI virtues strong Magnetic aud Bectc properties,
profoundly pentratng, and cminently qnieting and
soothing. II relieves pain and Inflammation at once,
twhen freely applied tho strained muscles
and hcFyes giving new life and vitality BY life Civ
ing QUALITIES 10 parnliied parts and chronic nj long
san1ing complaints, and weaknesses, allnyhg M r
vous pain, NcurnlgiaO irritation, and removing OBJ
sructions like elihrm. Indeed all who have used IT,
speak Oft as truly wonderful medicine and esteem
y by hr superior to any aud all other external reno.
dios 10 use. " applied In acaSn y % an unfniIing
remedy lar tho Group. Sore Throat, lhamallon orthe
Lnngs, Bowers Liver, Kidneys and oiker organs,
Kheumatlsm, Spinal Irritation. Ague III tho HreaSt:
and ntgll tlmescures nervous Headache, Aaurslgia,
Sore Eyes Ear Ache, Tooth Ache, Agno in the Face,
Plmples and Efuptons bf allkinds, PILES, Bruised
aud Sprainod imbs nurns zen pnfls Ciiilblnins.
indolent and long standing Sores, Wounds, Nc, &s'
also restores the arto the Bald Head and prevent
the Hair from falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has boon extensively uscd
upon Cnnul and DrauEht Horses fbr Galis, Wounds,
SnrRns ahd lHmcncss, and Isa sure cure, whom an.
picd hn for The Scratches on horses and the Foot XII
on sheep, All the Proprielors ask fdr lhe Magnetic
Ointment Is mir trial, connde that all they claim
Tor will be found true 10 tho letter. lnthe heigh-
borhood whore Il Ia manufactured, many people buy
u by the quantity, and tits Kept aud uSed by almost
every nhabiiant as Panacoa for the numerous mains
and achcA avery Cmy is more or less anlictcd with.
We sny again TRY DR. TRAsK's MAGNETiC o INT.
MENT. None genuine unless signed as, BUELL.
with Pen 200 Pamphlets containing fun directions
Iround each Boltle, and circulaTs left with agents
Prsee shilllngS Tor small and shlllngs for large
Bottles,
For sale bsG.kAyFFMAN 4 CO., Lancaster; p. }.
M@ller SGfiftrseG y. Kalb, RuRhvillo; Abbott an,I
Son, Cloarpor B. kleferber, Oakland, Druggists and
Merchants generally through tbb couplry,
TPAll orders should bc addressed TOWN. NUDGE
y co.. Earlvilc, Madison county, Now York.
Jnly,9 lSsD-iyia ....t.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

The above Is portrait Of David McCreery, OF Ma
plertowhship, who, on the 3lstday OF August. 1s5a
made affidavit before Justice Gorley that he was
cd for the cure Of Cancer three physicians Of Bed
ford county, and by Or. Newton ofthe Ecleclc Col
lege in Cincinnati for aperod OF nearly eight months
Notwithstanding which, his lip, and pOrti6n Of
his left cheek were entirely away. He had Civ
en- upnll hope, when he heard ofthe 'Bood Search
er," and wasinduced to Try IL. Four bottles cured
him, and although sadly dshgured, there is no ques-
tlon but what this invaluable medicine saved his life
The full particulars Of this remarkable case may be
10 can be had of any ofthe agents
We also refer TO the case OF Nancy Bleakney OF FL
derton, Armstrong county, Pennsylvania. cured OF
Serofua ate being TO get out bed for 3Sears
To the ease OF lady In 4nsOnville, ,Clearhed Coin
ty.whowas also afflicted with Scrofula in its worst
form.
To the case Of George Meisel, residing In Carroll
town, Cambria county, Pennsylvania, who was so bad
ly afflicted with Cancer thatit eat his entire nose or
md his was worse, fposslble than McCreety's
The particulars of these cases, every one of which
cured by the ofthe Blood Searcher-lnay also
be found In a circular 10 be had ofany agent. =
..s. X. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor. p
Laboratory forthe manufacture aud sala near Tho
Pa. Railroad Depot, Halliday sburgh, Pennsylvania.
DR.. Geo.H Keyser. Wholesale agent, Pittsburp. Pa.
For sale by KAl FFMAN e. CO., Lancaster; j. H.
Swain, Groyepori ~, Schuller, Roberts & Samuel,
Columbus; l. II, Stutson, West Jefferson; DR., A. w
Munson, Ken,oh. January 26, la60--1y3O
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

hTA lady visitor Of Brighton. Englant
rushed into tradesmab's house to searcl
herself for something that was crawling
about her, and there was found 10 III,
trslis work other crinolne kitten, whicl
had got there at the last house she visited
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

ETMrs. Partington says she would
like to ascertain copy Of paper, that
sustained y full report Of the trial Of old
PotawalArnis Brown. wh,, she had hoard.
was now deranged before the Court, to.
geiher with bis chief Cook, for reci'ing
the negroes Of Virginia to ressurrection
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

@Souae wag adysOsss the following
milky prOblsm: ftwsny inebes Of SNOW
give lhses inches 81 water, how much
mix viii Z brindle COW yield, whsn led
uPppi piturnips7 Key: Multiply .be nunb.,
oi snow hahesby the number of hslys on
tls il. COWS tail. divids The product by M
JUICE 9ie tnrnip. add 10 The qaotient !
pound q chalk. aud multiply The same
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

~ The awful thing was not DONE
MenrmonTh wAs no. dslsstsd Il the nm.
hleIPh sleeiisn IN Chicsgo. Ia polt y
npoR eighteen .heusepd, hs came out 4
fE hnnared ahead. Tia Republics
paf,y y Therefore sale. Pbe frst a. ~.
g'Ips pbic"eO psrils is safely passed.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

~ A lady OF uppertendom was. some
time back. greatly shocked on reading that
male and female strawberry plants are fre-
quenily found occupying the same bed.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
~ Dis. NlORSES t
INDIAN ROOT PILLS,

DIR. MORSE, the inveni6r Or MoRSE's INDIAN
ROOT PHI Las, hasspent tho greater Pal Of his life in
travelling, having visited Europe Asia and Africa
we'll as North America--has spent thee years among
the Indians Of our Western country--t was In this
way that the Indian Root Pills were FIRST discovered
DR.. Morse the first to establish the fact that
all diseases arise from IMPUR1TY OF BLOOD
that our strength health and life depended upon tfs
vital hnid.
The reason why people are 80 distressed when sick,
and why so many die, is because they do moi get mi
dicine which will pass 10 the afflicted parts, and which
Will open the natural passages for the dsase TO be
OUT hence, large quantity offood and other matter
flowing with the corrupted mas thus undergoing dis
agreeable ferme entati0n, constantly mixing with the
everyvein and artery until lie is ZEN from tho bod
BY disease. DIR. Morse'sPlLl.S have added to them
selves victory upon Victory, by restoring millions
the sick to blooming health and happiness, thou
sands who have been rack cd or tOrented with sick
ness, pain and anguish and whose feeble frames have
been scorched by the burning raging fever
and VINO have eenbrought, asit were, within a steI
fthe silent grave, nbw stand ready to testify tina
they would have been numbered with the dead had u
not been for this great and wonderful medicine
Morse's Indian Root Fills. After one or two dose
had been taken they were asouished and
surprised, In witnessing their charming effects. No
only do they give Immediate and strength, an(
take away AL slekness pain and anguish, but they
once go 10 work the foundation The disease whcl
is tho blood. rherefote.ttwilb be shown, especial,
by those who use the Pills. hatthey Will so cleans;
and purify, that dsaase-that deadly enemy-wil
take its flight, and the 1ush of youth and beauty vii
again return, and the prosper Of long and happy m
will cherish and brighten your days. 0ft p ''''''
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Traders will be onth eli
Iguard and notbe imposed upon by a Counterfeit o
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. signed ABB MooRE
All genuine iilis viii berealter have the name an,
Esignature orb. LAKE JUDSoN, Successor to A. ]
| White Il Co,) on each box. #Gt a ,YijI -
1 All ordersand letters relating 10 said Pills must b,
addressedto b, LAKE JUDsoN 80 Leonard Street
New York, sole lroprietor OF Dr. Morse,s Indian hoo
IPils, or WIN. NUDGE q CO., EarlViIlo, Madison
c6tinty, New York. s,t ~ u. " '-'F-G
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold By all dealer
lin Medicines.
Agents wanted IN every town. Village and hamlet II
the land. Parties desiring the agency will address a.
above forterms. Price % cents per box, five boxe,
will besent on receipt Of 81, ,postage paid. y.
| Sold by KAUFFMAN 4, CO: Lancaster; r. J. Mol
idr, sbireTsat,E. Eaib, EsShyille; Abbott and son
Cleafport b. Roferber, Oakland; Druggists and Mer
chants gcnorally through tho country.
TuIv OI IaAQ--IXIO i
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15

~ Worldly prosperity is a much great.
er drain upon our energies than the most
severe adversely. There Is no spring, no
elasticity;i. is like walking through life
upon Turkey carpet.