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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
C3Ns7EESs5ONEU,S SALE -
Valuable Real EseAte.


COMMISSIONERS SALE -
4-= Valuable Real ESsA1es
T1URSt Ant 70 decree Of ths Hustnss csuH ~ ~
cofoaii9n q Lynshborg in the Of lab ne. eBpe
Brown ste VIC ohsI for sale the following va1uaks 4p1
beoHEiag 10 tho estate q tho late Arnmcn HAas, o&
J. he noe OF that highly Improved FARM, lyia1 ~
lynclbarg and Salem Tunpke, within law huidrg1 -
81 thl Corpontion fine, and containing sbgn "
100 ACRES.
ihs land being regarded very valuable III b s,svo
and laid out IN ots 81 convenient sire and tkAss WAo 1
sash, either ii building gArionng Wi have nspDcg
~ 4 purchasing thsy mag wish. IL oeaven.
ense 10 town. good watsr and high state Of lnprovsmsul -
tbs tact among the most, not ths noIt, desirable b tAh
section q n country.
Iwa yasan lots, ali lining those belonging to Alsx LIZ
ga aad J1aa O Mssm the an,on Of the Fosea 1s1
Aai Salon turnpike, containing
-Four Acres, .s
sintuby situated tjr hailding OF gardening.
). ANlisnba 10, he James River and Kanawha Cani
adjoining tbs iuns House recently occupied BY Jaes ~
LORD "a, ao tho uistca bsing half in and AVk
N ssid tha 81 '-ae liz LauL HOSE Of s.ptos 1AnA-
iefIo.
uast of Land Cande,'s notintain Jaw ada fson
town, on thu Campbell Courthouse and Lyohtsss Txnps,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
iSt.W GOODS.

HNlIl subscriber Is receiving his fall and winter sup
ply ofslape aud Fancy Dry Go,ds. aud III sfas
his friends and the public Of lhe bes, assorted asa
heapcs Stock Of g"ds 10 be found soutl, Of Mason u
Dhou's line pIeo,y u time aud NJ chags for shswiay
goods.
FRENCH GOODS.
Expected N lev days by Adams & Coz. sxpsss
lol ol splendd Goods imported the F,euch NJ
mon, nav sthats M in New York. and VI his wv
r.eeti ~ and Narriutrd te newest style
trp' q III JOHN r. DAVIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
HEM. r.. sCRUGCS,
HENRY |. BROWN,
RIGii X. GRILLE,
- Iy\NrnrY
Doc 90 itif of,2q1

l)oc " It'll o'tY9J Commissioner
7. S. The administrators Of Amiuon Hancock, doc'ds
will the 2ath o the pteeent month, oncr public
lion, th premises tie HOUSE recently occupied by Him.
cock ilent, Tobacco Factory a'so several valuable
screw prase. and ether fixtures f manufacturing Tebas-
/ efms At sale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
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EGk EAslf "a.

A GOOD CARPENTER,wtsh a full set Of Tool
N PLEASANT y. COfEl}, adn'r.m
Jahn w. Schcnk, deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

is stated, Mr.. Call ON, Mr.. Allen and Mr.. Bag
pSiVtiy dtc ed TO serve any Of the committees "
e ocha e, and the suggested fn their refusal 10
''' "e'h IS willing to cpnItec, hrse!f viii TIE ii12
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
TIIEARMY OFOCCUPATION.

Before leaving his command Cen Taylor issued the
following general order
Il,rinfarttr Army # lcc
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
HEALTH CHEAP.

NKTHO now complains of i'll health, or talks Of
w heavy doctor bills, when comfort, ease, peace
and health, are brought with 'l1lBBARD'S FAM
Icy PlLLS,lo almost every town OF hamlet IN
your c%ouhny''
REV. B "UiBBARD," the proprietor of these
excellent Vegetable .Anti Bilious Pills having been
in the practice of testing tie pow er OF medicine or
the sick Tor The last rhiny years, presents with con
fdence This almost sovereign remedy for the worst
cases Of Chronic Dyspepsia, Costireness, Dipeptic
Consumption, Bilious Choic, Erysipeias, Rhema
tism, Sick Headache, Piles, Lirer Complaint, Dys
cntary, Nervous Debility, Palsy, Peurisy, Worms
and many other diseases which the human family
are afflicted, and asks that he may have the privilege
Of o~aroding relief to the suffering millions, by the
Use Of his extraordinary specific. To prevent fraud
they are sold alone by regularly authorized agents
whose names will be published IN the county paper
AGENTS FOR FAlRFIELD County
Bury & Beck, Lancaster; e q Wilson & Co, Rush
vile; N B Coulson ( Co, West Rushville: S b
&C Paden, New Salemi Ketner, Milersport :
EG eohpgan, Baltimore II ~ Leonard, Basil e
David Holderman, Amanda: J M Stage, Lock
burn :RoDer. Cloud, Lilhopolis {: SIS Russel, Pick
%eringlon; | w aud + A Thompson, Canal Win
chester. ~ a
PS Country Agents can always obtain a new
supply Of the above medicine at Bury and Beck's
Lancaster
December 30, 1916 28ly
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
MHMVNW@l MWERHRpBa

@BEBRRE&a
FNNllE ploprietors of this valuable remedy, Intro
n duce to their friends and the public, their
"SPEClFIC" in a new style, and they may say,
every way improved. The thorough trial given il
the past season, is convincing proof 10 them of its
great efficacy in cming INTERMITTENT or
AGUE AND FEVER; aud they now feel war.
ranted in establishing II upon a permanent basis
referring TO lis whole character, appearance and
signature, as n guard against imposition. They
felt it necessary TO adopt some precaution IN its out
set, as no doubt designing persons will endeavor 10
palm upon the public q 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 aud
thousands can testify to its efficacy. Where dis
ease has batfled the prescription OF the skilllul Ply
sician, the patient has been speedily restored 10
health-the most iucrrdulous (having become so
from using the many said TO be cures of the present
day, without s%ucCess) have been constrained TO &C.
knowledge It's superior virtues. They do not wish
to inlroduce il upon the putting principle. Let il
stand or fall, as ii merits. 1t is no quack nostrunl,
but a regular aud skilful Physicians receipt, who
has %practiced in the heart Ague aud Fever district
for the last twenty years with great success. Bias
ed entirely upon vegetable malter-innocent in eve
ny %seuse--il cauuot irjure the most debate consti'
tuition on The CONTRARY, acting as "A restorative to all
dcbililated frames, They do not pretend 10 say
but what ihele are other good preparations. Bnl
we do say, we know Ours To be good, and a certain
cure, flhe directions are observed. And we chal.
lenge any one 10 find a particle Of mineral entering
It's composition. They ask a trial from a liberia
and Discerning public, not fearing the result. Many
have been cured in from twenty-lour 10 forty. eigh'
hours. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale by BURY & BECK.
Lancaster, July Is, lS47. 3ml0.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
Mo APOLOGY FoR WIGS.

SHAFrBuRY. Bennington Co. Vt, Aug. q, 1870,
DR., Jayne: Dear S~ir,-Being acquainted with
some OF those recommending your AIR TONIC,
to wit: Rev. C C. Park. Rev. DR.. Babcock, and
Rev. L. Fletcher, l purchased two bottles with a,
view to make an experiment. have been quite
bald for about four years, and obliged to wear q
wig. Indeed it is constitutional with my family
to be bald in early life. l confess, | had but lit
tie confidence in the attempt, having been SO
long bald, and being near 40 years ofage, and chat
part Of my head destitute of hair exceedingly
smooth, | however commenced agreeably to
your directions, and usedone bottle faithfully, and
with very little effect, but before l had used tho
sesond bottle, a very fine fuzzy hair became per-
eeptble, which continued to grow, aud now hay-
ing used the third bottle, l have had three cut
tings performed, and the prospect is very iattering,
thatl shall again be blessed with a fine head OF
hair ornamental and useful. l am extremely
gratiied with the prospect, and from observations
made, many of my friends, and acquaintances who
have heretofore regarded the preparation as de-
ceptive. and only acatch.penny concern arc now
well satisfied that il is .TRurH-No FicrIoE.."
For sale by BURY g. BECkN
Lancaster, August 10, l847. 3w14.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
Dr. aughn's Advertisement
FOR 1876.

- - r ls..;. AJ.,..
M, Ss'snn nese.ao'o n,iuon..;p .s - i,
l hlsonN eisa,i snsVea ! NV : I ia Sop,b raor -
70 Lui9PSi Wy go - ,So nI"S,a u.ia,a lie
ca anu ~ otne pu1 TT. IIIs..o So 80 -
case eAists ~ III c .oh. - n's $3.50 ~
Tue CanauiS nave lol !ne Past 'h'oo yeatS SeNeg9
!es'ee tne NnuSe 4 ~ IL ee h Hpa = ~ ~
!htrooucuo9 Vi u: houae 4 ,Ls, BE- VIZ
J pTsss ST - prntPnv ,ho vs., s,or,i;na nro,n
~ ~ rar, 81 ,ho noaIE r.
ses weIo 'lae'., ~ ;no;nio"n ,vb;cb
noVei wa W aglo,nS IL, ,E,o nan,la
.le outVs ~ = - ond cr;oS ,,,hn, ,sxt, rFIrano
lhrew up tnoh anu = "na. mN III
credlllny startled WIN surprise ano tue ~ eeneu
faculty nlue lneui".i,eo mII,,' , w., Ne H. now
hulhous. put niaiN Sm H. r.
nave pnSse9 aNaS ioJIonaSs r ;nJ;Iv;dgals bo,o
millions ana more S ol Vo ~, = Hu aJ iuuuo na,e
Stamped uhis nLnusD a eS ,,';rsonI Lone cnrat;vo
iui' hcomlrehenSiNg a M nMp GpEAT me-
power eVer Prouuoeu' lne Ut "Nhn ~
EASE winch te proPtlepor % 'lis nieu ~ .'uu
lhe presumpu9h 70 say existed, anu 'iu' y, . rous .
diseases were out seconua,y. nae uIw m.uron ~
believers ahey rlust oe'leNe : '"e{ ~as WI
messed the eI'ect ol 'i',s rei.orSi'e, =. nae oT ~.
quered AL c"ses' W snnPy e"nquel.no u
ONE" u olu Nno NY" ~" a. 20
l helro'I uosme.' IN ~ to.uno 30 y 10,
lore the HSnt u, untn, u 'onHvn oonso y
seeksa road to health ITS own way, instead oil clos
'nS us eyes, ahe penio ieu. ne W >! ~ J, u y
;, ciple upon which this article cures is established
anu the sea'sheIe ~ aeaH. poiuJ' Ti;s '"5P;a;"1
calIy, most uecneui} lsieia'eu h.,' mh;ah in,
WIN urlNe rom 'Ie oouy 1,v ,;55,t 81 IL" sva,an
which eau exist. Ifbone and muscle remain, thu
r medicine will restore to a perfect state. The ole
+ Calomel, bleeding, blisterlng system IS about L
iali. Inc ProoiIaily presenting ltseli Oh Tue .ruel
OF y Lh i.:S ,isa PLHp QUO .I .ne 1a ! . 1uuo
less mass Of i%noronce and decention
NWhIInS resort at once IN this medicine I
;s n strictly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the produc
, If orr own soil-n compound of TWENTY-FIVE diff
i - I raiI.aa. I., g., ,n.i,,,Io,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

RHorace Walpole was the relator
of the following anecdote, the solecism Of
which will be readily seen-it is curious
remarkable specimens
Two friends were walking together
when they were accostod by a beggar
woman. One Of the gentlemen gave her
a bonus, but the other turned away with
symptoms ofdisgust. Upon the first in
curing the reason the latter replied-"l
cannot tolerate the sight of that bag,
Formerly she was a nurse in the village,
and when | was au infant | was commit
ted to her charge; she was unfortunately
the mother of a child of my owl age, aud
sir, incredible as such peridy may be it is
the conviction Of my friends and myself,
that she exchanged me-"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

BREAD IN A BARREL OF FLouR.--Tc
enable all to know how much bread can
be made of barrel of flour, the following
extractfrom a New York paper will show:
"l96 lbs. %offlour, IL gallons OF 96 lbs. oil
water, 3 gallons or l6 pints o fyeast, and
2lbs of salt, make 305 lbs, ofdough, which
evaporates in kneading, baking, &c, a,
bout 40 lbs, leaving abou PCS lbs. net OIL
bread.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

Morals OF New HAMPsHRE.-Thcre
is nov living, in n Of the chief towns
Of New Hampshire, a woman who has
had ten husbands, all of whom are now
living, upon tho best Of terms with her
and each other. The woman is highly
respected among her neighbors, who see
nothing to censure, but much to approve,
Strange as It may appear, in action for
bigamy could not be sustained against
her, .t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

Ola Rseruitins Sergeant,
50. ve ,.s,i to catch me. 10 vel
NselI doant much think ye wool,
Tl,opsh your scarlet coat and feathers
LoSk 50 bright aud beautiful;
Though You tell such famous stories
OF the fortunes To be won,
Figbtin' iii the distant Insies.
Underneath the burhn' sun.
'Spose | am a tight young Teller.
SoaHd o limb, anda Ill that ere,
Icau't see that that's a reason
Why the scarlet ! should yrcaii
Fuslain coat, and corded trowsers,
Seem to suit me quite as " eli
Think | doant look badly IN 'ein,
Ak my Meary, she eau tell!
Satufy I'd rather keep 'em-
These same limbs you talk about.
Covered up in cord and %tustian,
Than I'd try TO do without.
There's Bill Mrgsins lett our village
Just as sound a man as |;
Now be goes nboat on crIiclleS,
With a single arm md eye.
To be sure he's got a medal,
Aud some tpsNty pounds a gear;
For his health, and strength, aud %saryice,
government cau't call that dear
NM 10 reckon one leg shattered. S
Two ribs broken. one eye lost,
Fore | went in such a venture:
i should stop and oum the cost.
HIots o. ~eluryl' lots % CANNON
Ak Bill Muggins about ttat.
He i'll tell sc faint by 10 means
Sort o. stulfto make ye tat:
re il was. the private so'ser
Getsofit but precious little;
WHY, IFS Jest like beesa ketchcn'
With the sound OF u brass kittle.
Lots o gold, and quick promotioul"
Pbew jest look al William Green;
Hes been fourteen years a tighten,
As the call itfnr the qnleR
Now he comes home iuvnlidcd.
With a sergeant,s rank and pay;
But that he is mufle a captain,
Or is rich, | arm, heerd say.
Lots o. fun. aud pleasant quarters,
Aud a so'ger's merry lie;
Al the uadesmen's-fmmer's daughters
Wantin' 10 become my wifel'
Well, ! think I'll take the shiliu';
Pat the ribbons on my hat
Stop! I'm but a country pumpkin,
Yet not quite so green asihdt.
"Fun?n aknockin' fcllow-creaturcs
Down like nine-pihs. and thai ere,
Sticken' bagfncts Through and through 'eln,
Bnrnin' sluyi1' every where:-
"Pleas41t qparters1"-werry pleasant /!
Sleepin'o on the field o'battle
Orin hospital, or barncks,
Cpinned together jest like cattle.
Strnt away then, master sergeant
Tell your lies as Oh ye go;
Make your d%rulnmers rattle louder,
And your filters harder blow;
slan't be a'son o. glory"
But an honest workiu' man,
With the strength that God has guy ms
DOM all the good | can.
Timothy CLopPoLE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
barirtp.
1'hc Human Heart.

The velvet moss will grow upon the
sterile rock-lhe misletto lourished on
the withered branch--,he ivy cling o the
Wondering mim-the pine and cederre-
main fresh and fadoless amidst tho muta-
tons of the dying ycar-and, heaven be
praised! something green, something
beautiful to see, and grateful to the soul
will, 10 the coolest and darkest hour o
fate, still Irvine its tendrils around the
crumbling affairs and broken arches ofthc
desolate temples Of the human heart
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

EV'The citizens of the town of Will
mington, the county seat of Clinton
county, have had a route for a railroad
surveyed, from their village to the Little
Miami Railroad, Tho estimate is $12,.
500 a mile, or $3.50, 000.-O. S. Journal
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

LABOR SAVING SoAP.-To make it,
take Tbs. of sal soda, 2 pounds of yellow
bar soap, 3 quarts Of water, or in like
proportion. Cut the soap in thin slices,
and boil together two hours, aud then
strain through a cloth into a tight box or
tub; let il cool and it is lit for use. Do
not let it freeze.
To use H.: Put the clothes in soak the
night before you wash. The next morn.
ing put the water into your kettle or boil.
er. To every two pals Of water, add
one pound Of the soap. AS soon as the
water with its dissolved soap boils, ring
out the clothes from the water in which
they had been at soak duriug the night
and put them in tho boiler without an,
rubbing. Let them boil one hour, theI
suds and rinse them, and they will be
clcanand white. They will ueed no rub
bing, except a little on such places a
are soilod, and for that no wasebuard vii
be required. The clothes should bo rims
cd intwo waters.
House.keepers cut out this recoip
and preserve it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

ACCIDENTALLY CoRhEcr.-The Union
OF the 2sth ultimo, in publishing tho
Southern News, by some oversight ALLOW.
edthe following truth to be copied into
us columns:-"Gen. Taylor is still at
Walnut Springs, quietly awaiting the ar
rival OF those endorsements 50 often
promised and dlvags delayed.n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
KRAMER & COX,

A RE daily expecting an arrival Of a large aud
"A we'll Selected STOCK OF GOODS.
The Old customers Of the concern, and all others
for whom good bargains and cheap goods are any
indpcement, are respectfully invited 10 favor them
with n Gull.
Lancaster, September 81, 1876. 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

EV'The post holes of the Magnetic
Telegraph, have reached Cincinnati.
They come down Sycamore street to
Fifth, thence west to Walnut, and thence
to tho College Hall between Fourth and
Fifth street.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

A WINK AS GOOD ASA NoD.-A gen
tlemen upon retiring roma friends house,
having given a hearty squeeze Of the hand
of one Of the young ladies, she innocent
ly observed, ooh, if it m to that, |
must speak to my father"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

EV'A girl down East" after giving
her lover a hearty smack, exclaimed,
DOG my cats, Jonathan, if you liant Ia
ken q little rye, old hoss!"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

How TO TREAT LARD--The frying of
lard is an important branch Of economy,
requiring a little care and some direct in
formation. Water, be it remembered
should never be made use ofin this pro-
cess, since it cooks the fat and makes it
soft and liable to become speedily rancid,
Put the lump of fat in a pot, and then
stand the pot along side of the fire, gath
ering around it few emberS; let a little
fat fry out, after which put the fat ovel
the fire; with much precaution there is nc
danger of the lard's scorching and NJ
need Of water, but the lard when fully
cold will be found quite firm and solid
which cannot be the case ifwaterbe mad,
use ofin the frying out.--Scien. Amcrica,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

A Harry HT,-A humorous young
man was driving a horse which was in the
habit of stopping at every house on tho
road side; passing u country tavern, where
was collected some dozen c|ountrymen,
the beast as usual ran opposite tho door
end stopped in spite Of the young man,
who applied the whip with all his might
10 drive the horse on. The men on the
porch commenced a hearty laugh, and
some inquired ifhe would sell that horse.
"Yes," said the young man, "bnt | con-
not recommend him, as he has belonged
to a butcher, and stops whenever he
hears calves bleat,"-The crowd retired
to tho ban in silence.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
For HOusc-Kcepers,

We have Bleached and Brown Linen Table
Cloths, Damask and Russia Diapers, Damask and
Book Muslin Curtains, Connterpains, Table Co.
,.nrs &.c &c &c
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
All kinds of Groceries.

A large assortment of QUEENSWARE and
GLASSWARE, Leghorn, Palm Leaf, Silk, Fur
and Brush HATS, BOOTS and SHOES; Ladies'
Kid aud Morocco SLIPPERS. &c. &c.
We are opposed to putting and biO~ing-we
shall not sell our Goods a~t"less than coSt," as we
expect to make a living profit from them; but we
respectfully invite the public to call and examine
our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
as we intend to rely upon the quality and price:
of them to obtains fair share OF patronage.
We will take in exchange for our Goods. al
kinds Of Country Produce,
for which we will pay the highest market price
Bring along your Cash and your Produce and cal
at the THREE WALNUT DOORS" where
you will find the best Goods and lowest prices
JOHN EFFINGER & co.
Lancaster, June 7, l347.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

FAsnIoN.-The Yankee blade has the
following remarks in tho Boston Fashion.
Has tho wit no application herol W.
only ask for Information:
"EveEing dresses for ladies' are now
exceedingly liberal, even to the degree
of shocking an unsophistica taste.
The meokness with which the fair pro.
prletorS of skinny necks and shoulder,
submit 10 their denundation is really ex.
emplary. A country gentleman staying
ut a fashionable house, recently happen
cd to so into a parlor where two or three
fair ones sat ready dressed for an evening
party. Blushing deeply, and apologisinl
intruding into tho ladies' dressing room
our friend rushed from the apartment
Poor fellow!"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

RATHER CooL.-- While the Chesapeake
was laying to her anchor, gradually sink.
ing, and just before she went down, a
gentleman sought cut his wife, who was
standing on the hurricane deck aud thus
accosted her; "WeU, wife," said he,
that long mooted question will 500 be
settled with u.s." "What do you mean
said the wife, "what question do you re-
fer tor" "Why," said he, "tho question
whether the old Rcd Dragon has seven
heads aud ten herns, or ten heads and sew.
en- horns" "Oh, husbands" said the la,
dyi how can you Jest at such a time?"
IN about ten minutes the boat went down
aud as III luck would have it, this imper.
turable jester was saved.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
For the Gentlemen.

so pieces BROAD CLOTH, all colors & prices
Rough and Ready and Monterey Cassineres
Superior French and English Black do
$50 pieces plain, striped aud barred SAITH
NETS, from 25 to 874 cents per yard
5 ! pieces KENTUCKY JEANS
Gold and Oxford Mixed TWEEDS
Merino Gassimeres, plain and fancy Gambroons
Brown Linens and Cotton DRILLINGS
MarseilleS, Merino and Silk Vestings, &c.
In addition to the above, we hive a large stock Of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

ETrIt has been asoertained in Eng.
land that for collecting charitable contri.
buttons, one woman was equal to thir.
teen men and a half. That is the case a
bout here.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27
Copartncrship Nolice.

HNHE undersigned has this day associated with
him in tho Dry Goods business, Mr.. WILL
LIAM w. cox. The business willin future be
conducted under the firm Of Kramer g. Cox.
July 10, 1916 p. II. KRAMER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

"A servant girl, writing a letter. ask.
ed her master ifthe next month had come
in YET he laughed. "Well." said she,
"~batI meantis, has the last month gone
our yetY
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

MELANCHOLY DEATH.-We are pain
ed to learn hat a little daughter OF Mr..
DANIEL LAKIN, Of Clinton township, be-
tween two aud three years Of age, was
drowned in a tub, Of water, on Thursday
last. Itfell offthe porch into the tub, and
when discovered life was extinct.-O, S.
journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

IA lawyer" said Lord Broughman, in
a facetious mood, "is a learned gentle
man who rescues your estate from your
enemies; and keeps it HIMSELF"
His lordship gives a pretty fair por-
trait of himself.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

IYThe WEIGH have a saying that if a
woman were as quick with her feet as
with her tongue, she would catch light.
ming enough to make afre in the morning.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

DEATH OF George RAPP.-The death
ofthis eccentric man has come at last
George Rapp died at Economy on the
9th instant, at the advanced age of o.
years. Nearly half of this time RapI
was the moving spirit of the Econo
my association, and to the end of hi,
life had The command and respect of his
associates. His influence was ofno com
mon kind, and exerted as it was, produ-
ced no common result. What the effect
may be with the community among whom
he presided, remains to be seen.-PiHs
Gag. Aug. llM.