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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-23
Invalid Reader,

A word with you in regard to the testimony of
"WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY" Have
You examined it attentivelyl Have you exam
med the cases on recordl Ofthe cures this medl-
cine has performedl Have you remarked how
desperate and almost hopeless many OF them
werel And how complete has been the cure in
every i%nstancel Have you noticed how many
and res, ,eotable the persons who have certified to
its value aud eficacyl Have you observed the
evident candor and good faith which characterizes
every case recorded, every certificate givenf II
so. there need no more be said to convince you
that this preparation is the very thing to which
YOU should resort-if not, then you should send
10 tho agents and procure DIR. Wistar's Treatise
on Consumption, peruse it and we have no fears
of the result.
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LANcAsTER, Friday. July %. Is47.

by T~eiegraph-Eor he ZaneseiHe Courier.
NEW YORK. July l9-P. NJ.
The Brittania's news have completely stopped
all operations in Breodstufs.
F~LoUR-Small sales Genessee at $j05,50.
PRoyIsIoNs-Firm at previous quotations, but
no transactions.
NASHVILLE, July 90, lS47:
We quote Wheat at Coo; Flour, at retail S., "a
$3.50; Corn, dull, 25c; Oats at l8c-COarier.
CHILMcoTHE, July 20,
The price of Wheat ranges from 55to60c. Flour
retails at $500 "a $4,25. Corn 10 cents shellcd;
IL cts in ear. Oats II cts. Barley4004 5cts; Flax
seed 60 cents; Beans 500G2c; Lard 60G4 cents;
Bacon, Hog round, 6 cents.-Gaseue.
CINcINEATI, July II.
Flour-Sales Yesterday evening OF 100 bbls
from store at 1871, 80 do choice at 81. This
morning, Il sale of 100 bbls from store at 81.
Buyers are scarce and receipts light.
Bacon-A sale Of II 900 lbs csuntry cured
Sides at SC pkd.
Wliskey-Sales of G., 40 and 10 bbls from riv-
Ell at l7c; 30 do from distillery at l7c.-Ga=.
CLEVELAND, July II.
Canal Receipts-Flour 3187 bbls! Wheat 1000
bu.; Corn 1899 do.
Sales-l35 bbls 'Deardruff' -four $4,75-30O0
bu. wheat in store, 961c; 200 do 95c.-Heraid.
PITTSBURGH, July 10, l847.
. feet II inches water and falling.
Bacon-but little doing in the article on Satur-
day sales made in u small way as formerly quoted
Hams 8081 Sides the same-Shoulders, 6O6!C
per Id.
Oats remain firm as last quotcdi sales at lS03Oc
from store.
By Telegraph for the Pittsburgh Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA, July lisp. M.
Business continues suspended in consequence oil
the foreign news. No movements have transpir'
ed to-day indicative of prices.
July 10.
The steamers news has unsettled the market,
Joseph C. Neal, the celebrated author Of "Char.
coal Sketches, and editor of the Saturday Gazette,
died suddenly this morning.
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Chenf and GroM Rich.

HNIlS has been the secret principle Of too many u the
y Wholesale dealers 10 Teas up 10 this time, and they have
Piactleet the mosf shameful imposiii1no on ibeCounlIy hsi'
chant without any fear o. deteciion. But a new era IN the
Iea Trade has come and the PEklh TEA CohPhNt
claims the honor ofiisintroduction. They were fhe hf', 70
raise the banner of Reform, on which they have inscribed
the simple words ''pHre Teas aAd honest prices" n com
plete revolution has been the consequence, Let consumers
Of Tea every where look al what we have done.
LIST. We were the first 10 send them Teas thai used 10 he
called TOO good for them before.
I'd. We have driven out OF the market a vast amount OF
trash, and introduced q better claes Of Teas than has yet
ever been sold; Importers Of Tea often come 10 US 10 gel
for their own use, and for their friends, fine qualities they
can find nowhere else.
81. We have reduced prices more than % per cent ,bolh
In Black and Green Teas. The whole'ale gIocers say we
nrc running the trade and call ms ~bnuLngs TINS we nave
done already. aud now see what we arc ready ode'
Isl, We will sell Teas by the single chest half chest Or
u ID box, at the same prices that wholesale grocers pay 70
the importers when they buy by .le hundred packages.
ID. The Wholesale grocers allow only IJ OF AZ mos ~
lis iare To the half chest. This isa cheat. We VIII al
low, in most instances, IS and 10 lbs tare on the same;
ID. We hereby undertake TO sell every KIND OF lel
from sir 10 tDeOs cents per pound cheaper than The whole
sale grocefs do.
How can we do this asks the country merchant
This is our answer. We are content with seven per
cent. profit instead of35 and 80 per cent a Ia wholesale
grocer.
We deserve the thanks Of the country merchants for sa'
wing them hereafter from being cheated, Let Them come
TO the " arehouse of tile PEKIN co and compare
samples o!Tea they got elsewhere; and nthey BUY Dad
Tens then, at high prices, IL Is their own fault.
An English Importer lately bonsted to US that he could
make more money by sending bad Teas 10 tie New YORK
market than on good Teas. We are resolved 10 overthrow
this fraud, and now call upon agents in every town Of the
United States TO come forward and buy The Teas imported
by the PEKIN TEA co; and we pledge ourselves, that II
in six months they do moi sell more Tea than the oldest
and largest dealers in the town, we will give them our Tea
without charge. This is plain English and cannot be mis-
understood. We appeal for testimony 10 the immense sue
cess Of our Agents in any part of The United States.
RJ-Agents wanted In every town in the United States
for the sale Of these Teas, by which they can make money,
and confer a benefit upon the Public by supplyingi the pure
article.
OLE TEAS
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JAMES ExpEC1oRANT.

Rev. j. S. Maginnis. Professor in Hamilton,
N. W Literary and Theological Seminary, says;
II would not DO without Dr.. JayHe's Medicines
in my family for any consideration. have found
Them successful in cases where all other means
have tailed"
MIR. Nicholas Harris. corner Of Front and Lam'
bard streets, Philadelphia, was cured OF COUGH,
ASTHMA aud BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
under which he labored for many years
Rev. Ira NJ. Allen. late Of this, but now OF New
yort cty says:-"I have used Jaynes ExpectO-
rant. and have more confidence i'll it than
ALL OTHER MEDICINES OF PIE KIND"
Rev. VIM. Laws, Modesttown, Va sAys:-"l
have used your Expectorant, and found It an ex.
cellent medicine for PULMONARY DISEASES"
Mr.. John Beckford. of Passport, Maiae, says
Your Expectorant has jast cured a man whom
his physician had given up to die with CON-
SUMPTION; and also another, IN the very iow'
.est stages Of BRONCHITIS"
Massrs. Slosson and Williams, Booksellers.
Oswego. N. Y. say;-"Your Expectorant gives
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION"
Rev. John Ellis, OF New York city, says that
two bottles cured him OF INFLUENZA, a hard
COUCH and apparent C~ossrNP1IoE.
MIR. Adrial Ely. OF Watertown, n. y. says
'Niany respectable people offer certificates IN Ia
vor Of your Expectorant. ! believe that oil your
Medicines are The best preparations that have ev.
err been offered to the public for the relief OF the
afflicted and the CURE OF DISEASES;
Daniel Heushaw, ESQ., Edi'G. OF me ynn
Mass Record, suyE-,"Jaynes hxPec.oIah. na !. =
very valuable Syrup, which we nave 70 a auu9t loo S1ea
with good effect in stopping = |oueN
inc and breaking up a COLD"
1Rev Arthur B. Bradford, OF Darlington says
,hn, !, cnred his son of GROUP in a few minutes.
Tbs Bangor (Me.) Journal says-"A trial Of
1,rne;s Expectorant will satisfy all that IN .
snsedv cure for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asiema'
Hoarseness, and all kinds Of Pulmonary Alice
For sale by BURY &BEcK Lancaster, oaic.
Lancaster, July Is, 1897. oWiV'
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PETITION

Elizabeth Townsend,
as. PETITION
George, Benjamin, John, James,
Charles, William aud Mary
Townsend, Richard Millikan FOR
and Sarah Millikan, William B.
Wood and Ann Wood, Heirs
at.Law of William NJ. Town DOVER.
send, deceased.
TWNIlE above named Defendants (some Of whom
are non-residents) will take notice that the
said Elizabeth Townsend, Widow of William NJ.
Townsend, deceased, has filed IN the Clerks Of
flee of the Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield
County, her Petition for an assignment Of Dover
in the following Real Estate, III said County, to-
wit: Part of Lots Nos. 3 and A i'll the third Square
of the Town of Lancaster. Also, part Ola Fifty
Acre Tract in Section No. SO, Township No Is,
und Range No. 10, of which said " lillian M.
Townsend died seized. The said Defendants are
hereby notified to be and appear before our said
Court, at the next Term tllereofand plead, answer
or denur to said Bill, otherwise the same will be
taken as confessed by them and the matters there
of decreed accordingly.
CREEDS, attorneys for Petitioner,
July 90, 1847. 6wlIpf$3,5O
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TO MERCHANTS
Franklin Cotton Factory,
WHEELING, VIRGINIA.

TVHIS Establishment is now in full operation
and manufacturing Cotton YARNS, CARPET
CHAIN. CANDLE-WICK, COTTON TWINE,
BATTING, etc. The machinery being new and
of the very best modern style, the Proprietor hav-
ing also secured the services Of an able Manager,
formerly of the Hope Mill, Pittsburgh,) is now
prepared to offer to Merchants generally a supe'
rior article in his line and always put up in the
neatest style and at as low rates as can be purchas'
ed west Of the Mountains, Pittsburgh not except
cd, and shall be thankful for a liberal share of the
public favor. Warehouse on Main-street, a few
doors below the Merchants and Mechanics Bank
opposite side. GEORGE I. TiNGLE;
July 9, 1871 Wheeling TimcS-$9 5w8
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES,

Mural Tablets, Head and Foot-stonos
VNTE have a great variety ofthe above articles
w 1.-THE lowest possible prices. Head and
Foot.Stones from So to $40. Mural Tablets from
So to $l2. Flat Tombs from S. to $50, and Mon
uments from Sc to 800, all Of the best and most
durable materials, and finished in the neatest
manner,
CnlI and see for yourselves, our shop is near
William L. Williams Factory.
RI. LILLY g. BROTHERS.
Lancaster, July 0, l847. 4w9'
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Notice.

A NINA WEAKLY (Widow) John H. Weakly,
"A Perry W. Weakly James S: Weakly, Henry
Leitnaker and Ruth his Wife. Samael Slietfer,
Elizabeth J. Weakly and Nelson w. Weakly, will
lake notice that a Petition was filed against them
on the a2d Of June, A. D. lS47, in the Court Of
Common Pleas, Fairfield Comfy. by. Ohio X.
Weakly. Wherein the said Ohio X. Weakly de-
mnnds Partition OF tho following Real Estate, stu
aled in said County; Part of the North half of Sec.
ton No, |, Township No Is, Range No. 10. and
further known by being Lot No. 10, in the Parti'
ton of said half Section among the Heirs of Fred
erick Arnold deceased, conveyed by Leah Bright
former Leah Arnold and her Husband David
Bright to james S. Weakly, June %, 1885, con
tanning Ninety-Four Acres, more or less, and tina
at the next Term ofsaid Court, application will b,
made by said Ohio n, Weakly for an order tina
Partition be made Of said premises.
BY WILLIAM SLADE, Jr., his Attorney.
June 25, 1847. pfS 81 WV
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ID. DAUGHERTY.
Administrator sale.

Administrator de 6oais non Of Is CHANcERr
, Elizabeth Miller deceased. FAIRFIELD
rs. COMMON
Jane Smith and others. PEAS.
10y virtue OF an order of sale to me directed IN
} the above case at the May Term, lS47, OF
tile Court aforesaid, will on.
Saturday the aIst day of July next,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4 o.
clock P. NJ, of said day. before the Court uouse
door in said County, offer at public sale the fol
lowing premises, tO.wit: ln-Lot No. II, in the ID
Square of the Town of Lancaster, with the i'm
thereon, upon the terms following
to.wit: One-third in hand-one-third in one year
and the residue in two years with interest trou
the day of sale. The above premises have beel
appraised at $1,000, and eannot be sold for les.
than two-thirds the appraised value thereof.
SOSTHENES McCABE. Aamtor,
de bonis non of the Estate Of Elizabeth M'Her
June 25, l847. pts3,1u ow'
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FASHIONS,
IoHM ~RUnRHRRY,

VXToULD respectfully inform the public, That
wv he has removed his Shop to Fosters Brick
Building, in the room formerly occupied by J.
Work & Co.. as "A Shoe Shop, directly above G.
Kaufman's Drug Store, where he will still con-
tinue to carry on the
OWs0N@95
in all its various branches. His work will be done
in the neatest and most substantial manne and
at prices 10 snit the times
Country Produce OF all kinds, taken in ex'
change for work
Lancaster, April23, 1917 ti5O
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Camp Meeting.

There will be n Camp Meeting about three
north Of Lancaster, on the Road leading from
the Poor House to Millersport, commencing on
FRIDAY the 18th day Of AUGUST.
A Boarding Tent will be kept on the ground,
where persons from abroad can be accommodated
at moderate charges, but no Hucksters, Cake
Wagons, &C., will be permitted to come within
the limits prescribed by law.
JAMES ROPER.
d. II. SWARTZ.
Baltimore Circuit, July 90, 1847.
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Shcrif''s sale.

Marriott & Mayne.
rrrSHS IlS FAIRFIELD COMMON
Joseph G. Walters Ell ais Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas for Fairfield
County, Ohio, | will offer aud expose to sale by
public Vendue and cutlery at the door of the Court
House in said County, on Monday the 26th day OF
July next between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ.
and four o'clock p. NJ. OF said day the following
described Real Estate to wit: In Lots Nos. one.
two and sixty in the Town of West Nashville III
said County. ELIAS PEhhi, Sherg.
June 18th 1917. ptSl so. rs
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CATALOGUE OF TEAS
2 PERM TEA co p A N Y,
Ak IL ~ EuLLon Of AZ V

The Teas mentioned In this Catalogue are done mp IN
quarter pound. half pound, and one pound packnges-the
first, or inside wrapper is lead, the second wrapper is water
proof paper, and the third or outside wrapper Is OF Chinese
rice paper. The Company sell none but good Teas, done
up In this superior manner, all Of them grown in the most
luxurious districts in China Country dealers may select
as small a quantity of each kind as th0y like, and have
them packed in one chest. These Teas also come In five
pound Chinese packages, called quntioons, a very eonven'
lent. fanciful and portable shape.
Persons residing in any part of the United States or
Canada, can order any of The Teas In the Catalogue, by let.
ter. in quantities 10 suit their wishes. We pack them in
Chinese boxes ana deliver them to the Forwarding Mer.
chant free from charge for packing or carriage. The mon
ey should always accompany the orderl
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Administrators Sale.
Lee, Administra-, IN p,1pr1r1

William Lee, Administra-, IN r,1pr1r1n
Elizabeth Les s;. and others. COMMON PLEAS.
DY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed by
} the Court Aforesaid, at its May Term, 1847,
| will on
Saturday the 21st day of August next,
before the Court House door in Lancaster, offer
at public sale the following tract of Land situate
in said County, known as Lot No. "a, in the North
end East half of Sectlon No. 90, Township No. 16,
Range 90, containing 100 Acres, being the same
Lands conveyed by Thomas Hollepback and wife,
August %, 1873, to the said Thomas Lee ,deceas.
ed. Said Lands are however to be sold subject 10
the Dover Estate therein to Sarah Lee, widow,
us assigned to her at said May Term, and upon the
terms following, to-wit: One-tllird in hand--one-
third i'll one and the residue in two years, with
interest OH the deferred payments from the day
of sale.
WILLIAM LEE, Adm'tor,
Ollie Estate Of Thomas Lee, deceased
July IL, 1917. $3.50 CIVIC
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G. II. SMITH.
T.. TONG.
THE DAILY NATIONAL WING

5 published in The Cts OF Washington, every
Il day, at O'Clock, r.. M.-Sunday excepted
and served to subscribers in the City, az the NAVY
Yard, in Georgetown, 10 Alexandra, aud N Balt
more, the same evening al ca cruts a week, paya.
BILE 10 the Sole Agent Tor the ,Vhig,G. l.. Gillchrssi,
Esq, OF his order. II is also mailed TO any part Of
the United States for 81 per annum, or 81 for six
months, payable in advance.
Advertisements OF len lines or less inserted one
time for 50 cents. TWO times for IS cents, three times
for 81, one week for 81 IS, Two weeks for g Is,
one month 81, two months 81, three r,onths Sl0,
six months SIS, one year S3O-psyable always in
advance.
The National WulG is what its name indicates
i speaks the sentiments Of HE Wing party Of the
Union on every question Of public policy. 1t ad.
yocales the election 10 the Presidency Of Zachary
Taylor, subject 10 the decision Of a Wing National
Convention. 1t makes war to the knife upon all
The measures aed acts Of The Administration deem
ed TO be ayerse 10 the interests OF the country, and
exposes without fear or favor the conuptions Of the
parry in power. LIS columns are open 10 every man
IN the country, for the discussion of political or any
Other questions.
In addition to politics a large spare in he Ma.
lional Whig will be devoted to the publications up.
on Agriculture, Mechanics, and other useful arts.
Science in general, Law, Medicine, Statistics. SC.
A weekly list Of the Patents issued by the Patent
Office will likewise be published the whole for
ming a complete family newspaper.
The Weekly National WING.
One Of the Largest newspapers in the United States
is made up from the columns Of the DAILY Nation
al Whi5, and is published every Saturday for Ii,
low price Of 81 per anmum. payable in adyance
A double sheet Of eight pages will be given wheney
er the press OF matter shall justify IT,
The memoirs Of General Taylor, written express
y foI The National Wing, are in course of pibIica
ton. They Commenced with Tie second number,
large number o fcopies Of which have been prin
ted TO supply calls for back numbers.
CHAS. W. FENTON.
Proprietor Of National Wing
Washington, July l6 .-6ml0 S., & ex. daily |
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1MMWMW&l MNRREIrHa

@SEIE1I IA
HNHE proprietors of this valuable remedy, intro.
Il duce TO their friends and The public, their
"SPEClFlC" in a new style, and they may say,
every way improved. The thorough trial given it
the past season, is convincing proof 10 them Of its
great efficacy in curing INTERMITTENT or
AGUE AND FEVER: and they now feel war
ranted in establishing it upon a permanent basis
referring 10 its whole character, appearance and
signature, as a guard against imposition. They
felt it necessary TO adopt some precaulion in its out
set, as no doubt designing persons will endeavor 10
palm upon the public a spurious preparation. They
do not hesitate 10 say, that a medicine never has
been used, that has given so great satisfaction in so
short a time, as their Specific. Hundreds and
thousands can ie silly to its efficacy. Where dis
ease has baf1ed the prescription OF the skilliul Ply
stefan, the patient has been speedily restored 10
heaIih-the most incrrdulous (%having become so
from using the many said 10 be cures Of the present
day, without %success) have been constrained to &C,
knowledge its superior virtues. They do not wish
TO introduce it upon the putting principle. Let II
stand or fall, as it merits. 1t is no qudCk noStrtm,
but a regular aud skilful Physicians receipt, who
has p%racticed in the heart Ague and Fever district
for the last twenty years with great success. Bas'
ed entirely upon vegetable mattcr-innocent in eve
ry sense it cannot irjure the most debate consti'
tuition on the CONTRARY, acting as a restorative TO all
debililated frames. They do not pretend TO say
but what there are other good preparations. BIT
we do say, we know onrs To be good, and a certain
cure, il the directions are obsesved. And we chal'
lenge any one to find a particle Of minerai entering
its composition. They ask a trial from a liberia
and discerning public, not fearing The result. Many
have been cured in from twenty-lo four to ~lohy-eigh
hours. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale by BURY q BECK.
Lancaster, July l6, l647. 3mlO.
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Valuable Real Estate for sale

ADJOINING LANCASTER.
WILL sell al private sale 81 46-lOO Acres Of
Land lying in rear Of Stanbery's Garden, North
east OF Lancaster, being Lots Nos. 7 & 10 in the
Partition OF the Baldwin Estate. These two Lots
lie together. and for situation, fertility and almost
every other advantage, they form one of the most
valuable tracts of land in the County.
Terms moderate. -Apply soon.
NJ. A. DAUGHERTY.
Lancaster, July %, 1847. IL
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Additional Items Of News.

Provision Market Firm---MOney Matters
Improyed---State Of the Crops---Grent
Battle In the Chinese seas--s76 Cannon
Captured--Father Matthew PensiOned'-
Ravages of the Fever.
BY TELEGRAPHFoRTHE COURIER.
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STATE Of Ohio, .gatrarlp County
Samuel F.. Maccracken,
ps. IN

Samuel +. hlaccrackeh,
vs. In HANCEhl'
Abraham L. Brubaker'
TNHE said Defendant is hereby notified that
said Complainant, on the third day of De-
cember, A. D. 1886, filed in the Clerks Office OF
the Supreme Court of Fairfield County, Ohio, his
Bill of Review, to certain proceedings had III said
Court, on the Chancery side thereof, wherein said
Brubaker was complainant. aud George Myers
and John C. Fall, and said Maccracken were re-
spondents. and decided and determined at the
december Term of said Court, A. D. 1S45. as ap-
pears by a duly certified Transcript of said pro
ceedings, attached to, and made part of said Bill
of Review; by which said Transcript it appears
that said Court did find the equity of the case
with the said Complainant thereiu;-that said Bru-
baker, by reason of the false aud fraudulent rep
reservations of the said Myers, executed three
promissory notes. payable to said Myers and Fall,
each for One Hundred Dollars, to become due,
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MARRIED-On the 18th inst. by John Cook
Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM D. MARTIN to Mrs. JU-
Liza ANN STULL all Of Greenfeld Township.
On the llth inst, by the Rev NJ. Dustin, Mr..
LEWIS GRIMM and Miss CATHARINE SlIU-
MAKER, both of Werts Grove, Franklin county.
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Notice.

TIME Receivers of the LANCASTER OHIO
Il X, having contracted with JACOB
GREENE, TO redeem the Notes and Bills OF said
Bank remaining in circulation-tle same will be
redeemed by said GREENE, at the Drug Store Of
George kaufman, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio.
as the same shall be presented at that place.
II. ii. HUNTER,
JOSEPH STUKEf,
Receivers Of Lancaster Ohio Bank.
Lancaster. Ohio, Feb. 3, 1847. 81
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For the Gentlemen.

50 pieces BROAD CLOTH. all colors & prices
Rough aud Ready and Monterey Cassimeres
Superior French and English Black do
100 pieces plain. striped and barred SATTI'
NETS, from % TO 871 cents per yard
50 pieces KENTUCKY JEANS
Gold and Oxford Mixed TWEEDS
MerinO Cassimeres, plain and ifscy Gambroons
Brown Linens and Cotton DRILLINGS
Marseilles, Merino and Silk Vestings, Sc.
In nddition TO the above. We have q larse stock Of
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YAXAO G.
P. G, & F. 6.

p. e. & F. G. DRINKLE.
ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF Lam
caster aud its vicinity. that they have open
ed a Tailor shop, in C%onnel's Row, under the
Eagle office, directly opposite tile Post Office,
where they can at all times be found, ready to
execute any work that may be entrusted 10 them
in the neatest and most fashionable manner-and
low for Cash or all kinds of Country Produce.
They respectfully solicit a share Of the public
patronage.
Lancaster, April 10th, l8l7. lyi9.