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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
Administrator Of Jacob vnn Burcn, vs. Wild
and Heirs.

Administrator OF Jacob Vnn Buren, rs. Widow
and Heirs
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
10y virtue of nm order Of the Court Of Common
ID Pleas to me directed in this case, will ex-
pose at public sale before the court house door of
said county, on
Tuesday the 2sth day OF December, Is47,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock A. NJ and four
O'Clock P. NJ. the following Lands situate in said
county, to-wii:
Part ofthe Southeast Quarter Of Section No "a,
Township No. Ia. Range No. lS, beginning at the
Southwest corner of said Quarter Section; Il ence
North along the half Section line 20 poles to q
post; thence East 90 poles 81 links TO post
thence South 20 poles TO the South boundary hne
Of said Section; thence along said line West tc
the place OF beginning. containing TEN ACRES.
Also, part OF the West half Of the Southeast
Quarter Of said Section No. "a, Township No, H.
Range No Is, being all the remainder of said
West half. after taking off 10 Acres on the East
side of said West half: and ten Acres out OF the
Southwest corner OF said West half, said balance
hereby meant to be described and which was own
cd by the decedent, estimated to contain 49 l4lOO
Acres more or less, and being the same Land con
veyed to decedent by David Eversole and Wiie
/ by deed, November 20. lS4l.
All Of said Lands TO be sold subject 10 the dover
Estate of Lydia Van BTcn, widow therein, anc
appraised subject to SAID dover Estate at $3.50.
Tsrns--One-third in band and the balance II
one and two years, with intereet from day otsale
HENRY KROUT. A8m'tor
OfNe Essosc of Jacob Van Buren,, deceased
November 26, l847. 5w29pts4,50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
Il HAVE FOUND 1T. '-Eurcka
ONSUMPTION CAN BE CUREI
pr. puncans E1peetorant nemedy.

CtScINNATI, o., March 3d l847.
Dear Sir:-This is TO certify TO the public, par
ticulnrly to those afflicted with disease Of the
Lungs, or CoNsUMrTIoN, that IN tie spring oI
1913 wns attacked with severe cold, which
soon becane sealed upon my Lungs, showing all
the symptoms OF an approaching Consumption.
My cough was tlSht ana Troublesome attended
with copious night sweatsi SPIT up daily CON
siderable quantity OF blood mixed with thick dark
matter. MY situation become serious anu a'arm-
ing. During this time was attended ny two OF
our most skiliul Physicians, they did the best they
could for me- when at length. they gave mp all
hopes otmy recovery, Informing me that nothing
more could be done-that my lungs were fatally
diseased, and beyond remedy was Then per
suaded by a friend OF mlne to make trIai OF Dk
DGNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY. which
my Physicians persisted agalust' saying that TIL,
medicine would dono good and wonld still add
more to my suffering. told them II was my las'
and only hope aud that II must die oi The dls
ease, (Which was evident to me.) there would be
nothing lost, 30 sent to the cincinnati Once
and obtained 5botties oi this truly valuable medi
cine, and commenced using according to the d
reclions which instead ofadding to my suffering
Immediately gave me relief, at once arresting the
troublesome Cough; easing the pam and tightness
in my ChesT giving me new liie and strength
which soon enabled me to be about again. Thi'
medicine continued its good work, which it so no
bly, commenced until was made asound man
| | have since been attending to my business, (up
wards of 3 years) and feel as healthy as l wish
[ have recommended Dr. Dnncan's Erpcctoran
Pcmsdv in MANY instances to those similarly afliic
ted. and il has always proved successful so far as
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

The financial condition of the world, at this
present time, isin adelicate and critical condition
Under such state ofaffairs, it could not bo ex.
pected that the printer would not feel the press
ure upon his own pocket. His paper giues light
but his pockeris highland when the pressure IS
heavy, it is curious fact, that though his paper
gives less light, his pocket becomes lighter.
Those indebted to us for subscription
tising and job-work we trust, will heed this sea-
sonable dissertation
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
Lancaster Institute.

There win be meeting of the Lancaster In.
stituie on Friday evening the 26th inst, at the
Town Hall.
Several contributions TO the "AnonymousBox,' '
will be read
After which the following question viii be dis
cussed.
"Does Labor in the United States depend fot
respeefability and influence upon intelligence"
II. II. Robinson, Affirmative; NJ. A. Daugherty
Negative.
The citizens generally are respectively invite
to attend.
II. C. WHITMAN, President.
CHARLES SLADE Secretary.
November 96. I847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

THE "INsEpERABLE PRrNcIPLE. Cor
win said in his famous speech, that '7Hc
brutal passions Of or soldiers ran nere'
be restrained Neither helpless infancy
decrcpit old age, nor female loneliness can
arrest them IN tile qualification Of then
brutal passions. IN Y. Globe.
~ Scoundrcl! if you did not knou
that Mr.. Corwin never said anything o.
the kind, you are unfit to conduct pa
per; if you did know it when you uttered
this abominable forgery, you ought tc
serve term in the State Prison. There
is not word nor thought like the above
in Mr.. Corwin' speech.--N Y Trib
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
New USE OF THE DAGUrRREorYrE ART

New USE OF THE DAGUERREoTYPE ART,
The Art Union says that Mr.. Brunei,
conductor on the Italian and Austrian
railroad from Florance to Pistoja, has a
Daguerreotype picture sent him every
evening. which represents the state oi
the works at the point it was taken
Thus he has at the end of every day, ex.
act information of the progress of the
work at both ends of the line, and of the
style in which the building has been con
Quoted.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

70 Last week. there came 10 Troy, a
little town in Indiana, German family
OF man. his wife, and thirty.two cbil-
dren. The children are all girls. and
were produced at sixteen births. A
gentleman Of our city who has some land
in that vicinity has promised to give
them one hundred acres of land provided
their daughters will promise, as they sev.
orally come to maturity. 10 intermarry
with the inhabitants of Indiana. The
probability is that these girls will make
very overbcaring womcn.--Lou. Joxy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26


rs Bowery.-The enly certain remedy and one
to which all persons affected with any disease of
the Lungs, Liver or Heart will have to resort if
they expect permanent relief. Therefore we en-
treat you not to waste your time aud money by
useless delay, and have reduced the price, and
give it To tile poor-so none can be without ex-
cuse. Read our certificates and letters from ply.
sicians (who have used it in their own cases )
ministers and others, and be convinced. Beware
of counterieits. 1t is only made at 375 Bowery
and never has been removed or prepared genuine
at another place.
For sale by Bury e. Beck Lancaster; O. II
Mnller, Somerset; C. &. Wilson, East Rushvie
s. Clayton West RuslIvie; D.. Eolderman. Aman
dn; c. & N. L. Olds, CircleviHe: S. Buchwater
fIallsville. Ross county, R. g. NJ, A. Patterson
Adelphi Ross CO., Friend & Armstrong, Soutl
Perry; Douglass g. Lansing, Chillicothe; F.
Rempel, Logan.
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LANCASTER, Friday. November &c, 1917.
coRaEorED wEEELY ~ KIxKKAp porr.

By Jeiegraph-F The ZanesDiHe Courier.
Ngw YoEK, November 23-5P. NJ.
FLorR-NIoderage sales at prices ruling priol
to the s,esmcr's arrival.
The Grain Market is at stand
CoTroS-Iias declined ifh Of a cent p lb.
PHILADELPHIA. November esp. NJ
FLorR--Sales Of Gen0essee af So. 500 bbls
went Of at that figure. When the Arcadia's new
first transpired, prices advanced but have aguil
declined
The Grain Market is at a stand aud heavy.
BGLTiHoRE, November 23-5 p. NJ.
FLouR-Moderafe sales Of Howard Street. al
s9,s73. cfy Mills is held nj 81 without sales. +
Wheat Sales of prime White, to a moderate
extent, at l32Gl35 cents.
cLEyELASD, November 20.
Little or nothing doing. Sale, last night, AZ
tat Hogs Al 50, live weight.
BUFHALo, November Ig-P NJ.
FLorE-Sales varying from t4,44 down il
s4,e5.
WHEAr--Saes Of Ohio at lOOc. No steamer.
CIxcIsSATI, November 22--P. VI.
FLoUR--s4.sl4Gs493i: prices on the advance
The Grain market is without clange
-'~'' N''SHbnS ~ NChI7 lD lDt
market heavy.
LARD.-7e y ID for prime; &C. y Ii Enr No. .
KILLED HoGs-Sales Of 700 head ut 50 y 100 n
ZAsEsvILLE, November "a.
We sill qnote Wheat at 9Oc: Floar. at retail
s50 $3.50; Corn 20a3Or.; Oats I65 I8c. Flax
Seed 6Oc. Sales Of Pork have been made at e
for Hay SG0s5.50 is asked; the former is aboa
the figure Courier.
CHILLIcoTHE, November 90.
The price Of Wheat ranges from 80 TO g. cents
Flour retails al s4.75; Corn 30 in ear. 25 cents
slIeled Oats 2Or; Barley 40a l5c: FIaxseed 62c.
Beans 5O0G2c Lard. Ga64 cents; Bacon, Ho;
round. cents.-G G0zehe.
NEw ORLEANS, November 1874 P. NJ,
In Cotton find there is less activity. but n,
hll in the quoiations-the news by the Caledoni,
having disturbed the market.
Sugars are quoted at 5Gj4 cents, with octiv,
sales; Molasses 236231 cents.
Corn meets with ready sale at 47G5O cents. Al
in condition. Nothing Of consequence doing il
other bread-stuiis--B Baltimore Patriot.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
Candidate for Governor.

The Wing papers have named Seabury Ford,
of ofGeauga--Col. James Collier, ofSteubenvlle-
John ]. vanmeter, Of Pike Columbus Delano, Of
Knox and Hiram Griswod, Of fStark.
We confess that we have strong symptoms OIL
attachment for Col. JamesCollie lier--will friend Al
lison pledge hiscounty, aud agree to have it wipe
away the disgrace, which the disaffected whigs
have brought upon III
The Locofoco papers speak Of Wood and Wei
er. The hards go Wcler--the soits Wood; but
ofcouse, the soIts will have to succomb as usual
Should they dare nssert their rights, their doom
is written They will be styled. dishonest profit
gate, traitorous and mean locoiocos.'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
Foreign News.

Since onr last, the Steam Ship Acadia has ar
rived from England. The money market, it is
said is easier, though private letters state that
quite number of additional failures have occur
red
The grain aud -four market has improved, -
Flour, best Western has gone up to $6,45 to $6,'
5O--Wheat brings $l,7O per 20 pounds and In.
dim meal is worth $3,45 per barrel. Cotton has
met with slightdecline.
We have notyet received the political intelli
gence brought by the steamer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
MAI RnnnEns PuNIsnEp.-The c

MAIL RoBBERs PUNIsHED.-The Cir
cult Court of the United States adjourn
ed at the end of its November term, at
Milledgeyille, on tie 11th inst. During
its session two carriers of the mail of the
u. S. we're convicted of stealing letters
containing money-James L. Lampkin,
driver on the line running from Athens 20
Gainesville, and Ezekiel Hewett, mail
rider on the route from Talbottoa to Ma
con. The Judge pronunced their sen
tences on the evening of the 11th, in a
most eloquent and impressive manner
The circumstances of the case, as they
appeared by the evidence, showed diff
ference Of moral turpitude in the two
prisoners; and hence, although their Of
fences were identical, a difference was
made by The Judge intheir terms of i'm
prisonment. Lampkin was sentenced tc
Fifteen. and Hewett to ten gears coDfnc
nent in the Penitentiary.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
Public Meeting.

A public meeting will be held. in the COURT
HOUSE. OIL TOMORROW. SATURDAY. EVE
MING for the purpose of taking into considera-
ton the propriety of memorialzing the Legisla-
ture, upon the subject ofenlarsing and improving
the navigation Of the Hooking Canal between
Lancaster and Carroll.
Ii is to be hoped that the public generally will
attend and participate in the meeting.
Lancaster, Friday. November 90. l847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

A Great Family.---Happening to be
in the Court Honse the other day, we
overheard one man telling another what
a great family he belonged to. 81 sup.
pose, said he, that | belong to the great.
est family in the country. My.tather had
twentN;fpe childrenH... LOmeN Courier
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

1 We learn from the Boston Cour-
ierthat Committee was lately appoint
ed, at meeting of Unitarian clergymen,
TO prepare memorial to Congress a.
gainst tie eristing iear. The service has
been performed and copy is to be sent
to every Unitarian minister, with re.
quest that he should sign it, and obtain
the signatures of the members of his
congre cation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

BANKS IN MIssIssIPPI.-Among the
local questions decided by the late cleo
tion in Mississippi was one in regard to
proposed amendment of the Constitu
ton of that State. by which the Legisla-
ture is deprived of the power to charter
Banks. This amendment is said to have
been carried in the affirmative by large
majority, so that no banks can hereafter
be incorporated in that State,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

CAVALRY FOR THE WAR.-.-Col. G. w
Barbour, ofPrinceton, KY, has, in re.
markably short time, raised a splended
body of cavalry, now 300 strong, and 9th,
ers are enrolling. Col. B intends ma
king strenuous exertions to have them re-
ceived by the War Department.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

Brother JONATHAN FOR CHmsrM4s AND
NEW YEARs.-We have received Wilson & Cas-
stupendous pictorial holiday Brother Jonathan
published in New York. II lis mammoth sheet.
and no mistake We counted in it scventy-two
engravings, which illustrate lots Of good things
appropriate for the coming holidays. Ten copies
are sold for one dollar, or I2 cts per single copy
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
UYM9N9Alo

MARRIED-On the alst inst. by the Rev. F.
Tempu Mr. PETER ENGEL. of Fairfield coun-
iy, and Miss LYDIA MYER of Perry county.
On the 23d inst. by George SandersOn. Esq,
Mr. BENJAMIN LOVELESS, fiery township,
Pickaway county and Miss JANE CRUTCHER,
eldest daughter of Mr.. Richard Crutcller, OF
Greenfield Township Fairfield county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

CouNTERFEiT EAGLES "A Frencbmsn
giving as his name Casimer Antonious,
was arrested in Dayton, Ohio, onthe 1ltb
inst, charged with passing number Of
counterfeit gold eagles. and committed
to the county Jail. The counterfeit is
said to have been executed with much
skill, the piecesare 50 heavily coated that
aqua foriis produced no effect upon illem.
They are 80 well eoiaed as 10 deceive lie
best Judges.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

WINDFALL TO THE JEsUTs.-M. Pey
ron. the young brother-in-law ofM. AL
fred de Montesquieu, who lately stabbed
himself, became few months ago a no.
vicate in convent of Jesuits, and has
given up to the order the whole Of his for
tune, amounting to about 6, 1000. 900 francs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
Statr Of Ohio, .FatrffeIO countp.

Court of Common Pieas-Pcfiti for Partition
and DOrer.
Maria Heimberger rs, Daniel Dumbach aud Cath
crime his Wife, Margaret Shuhman. - Bottue
and Susannah his Wife all OF Fairfield county
Ohio, and Lawrence Shuhman. Jacob Shuhman,
Gertrude Shnhman, and Michael Wolf and Bar
bara his Wife. OF Germany.
~ HE above named Defendants will take no.
tice. that a petition was fled against them
on tile llih day Of September, AID. l847, in the
Clerks Office Of the Court OF Common Pleas for
soid county. and is now pending, wherein the pc.
titioner demands partition of, aud the assignment
Of dowerin, to the said Margaret Shnhman ''oft the
following described properly of which the said
Henry Shuhman died seized aud possesseG.to-wii
Iu-Lot number one, (l) in the Town OF Basil, and
sixteen feet Oft the North side OF Inlet number
two, (2) in same place.
Said cause will be heard at the next Term ol
said court.
BY MARTIN & EFFINGER,
Aaornrys for DemaadaHts.
November 26, 167. 6w29piS5,oU
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
w. s. BEATTY,
Ro0EseIIcr and StatiOncr.

One door nest Of the Hooking Valley Bank.
MAIN STREET LANCASTER OHIO,
T|EEPS constantlyon hand, a large assortment
II Of Medical Miscellaneous and School Book.
Also BIank-books. Stationary &c. &c. OF every
description. All of which will be sold At prices
as moderate as those OF any establishment il
Central Ohio
Lancaster June 25. ls47. ly7.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

IVA large steum.boilor in the sugar
refinery of Messers. Foellscher & Co
Of Suderburg, Prussia, exploded on the
3olh pltimo. The fragments struck 80
workmen, a Of whom weie killed on the
spot, 6 died while being conveyed TO the
hospital, aud eight next day.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

To BEHUSG FOR STEALING SLAVE
James Carlisle lately pleadguilty, at Oar.
lington, S. c., of stealing and selling a
negro slave, the property of Mr.. P. w.
Pledger. and was sentenced to be hung
on the 25th day of February next.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

IT'The Steamboat Eureka sunk near Mont
gomery. Alabama, with full load Of cotton, on
tIe 9th inst. Boat and cargo total loss. The
Steamer Plaza struck a snag near Burlington,
Iowa, and sunk Immediately. Boat total loss
cargo saved in damaged condition.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

MURDERED HIS SISTER. -luthe Gull.
ford superior court, North Carolina
Spencer G. Reeves was tried and convic.
ted ofthe murder ofhis sister, Harriet A
Reeves. The evidence was circumstan
Ilial, but carried 10 the mind inevitable
conviction ofthe prisoners guilt.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

BosToN LIBERAITY.-ln the city of
Boston last year, 2,2s1 $40 dollars were
given for the promotion of education,
and 2,272, 600 dollars for the purposes of
charity.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
Thanksgiving Dny.

We have heard of 90 States, whose Governors
appointed yesterday as the day of Thanksgiving
and one Territory, to-wit, Wisconsin. In an.
other year, we hope to be able to state that every
State, in the Union, set apart the same day.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

~ The citizens of Pittsburgh have
subscribed $4,000 towards the Washing
ton Monument, of which more than one
half was subscribed by the workmen in
ten rolling mills.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

I1V-ltwas rumored at New Orleans, that the
steamer Fashion was lost. SHE had on board two
companies ofGeorgia mounted men, The rumol
was apparently authentic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

HEAVY CoNTRAcr.-Tke Niagra Sus-
pension Bridge was put undercontract on
Tuesday, Nov. 9th, at $lS0,0O0. Mr..
Charles Ellet, of Philadelphia is the con-
tractor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

ANOTHER CANDIDATE IN THE FIELD
A Locofoco of Hartford, Ct., told whig
the other day that he should vote for W.
ham PrOgiSo for next President
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

EB~Washngton County, in Iowa, las been
desolated by great fire in the PrairIes. We see
the loss yarionsly estimated at from $4,000 to
slO0 600.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
CIay's Speech.

We have on hand few extra copies ofour pa
per of this week, containing the speech of Mr..
Clay. They can be had at the office at .fre cents
copy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
HOcIkinR VnIIeY CnnnI.

Tho inhabitants Of the Hooking Valley below
are agitating the subject ofcaling the attention Of
the Legislature TO the sitnaiion Of tho Hooking
Canal from Lsncasier to Carroll, and intend pc
tiiioning them to enlarge and otherwise improve
il thati may afford safer and more convenient
modo Of transportion Every few months, some
difficulty occurs that impedes ift does not alto
gether obstuct navigation Tho citizens Of Fair.
field are equally interested in this matter and il is
to be hoped that they win attend tile meeting 70
be held tomorrow night at the Court house
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

ET-Messrs. BRRRIEv and DAWSON have been
elected to the United States Senate by the Legis-
laturc of Georgia. Both are good Wings and bet
ter selections could not have been made.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
BIZ east Nisbi's 1ilaiI.
(ss:12Ps
By TeisFrapi-Fos tie Ol;o s. IsaeAal.
FROM mExICO.
RicHMosp. Nov. 90 al

HIcHNoNb. Nov. 22l 6 7. NJ
New Orleans papers Of the 18th. received ih;s
evening contain Vera Cruz dates orths 7tb inv,.
Advices from Puebla represent the city M having
been riiectnRlly subdned. Gen. 7.ane coume,1.
ded the repect oft e citizens, oHd had invited
those who dispersed subsequent TO the late ssiee
70 retfrn, aud resume their respective vocaturs.
He also gave permission TO the Governor 10 return
aud resume his functions.
Trouble has ngain commenced in New Mexico.
aud letter from Chihuaua states TINT The Ameri.
cans were less prepared To receive the Mexican
orces than formerly; Lut ii the latter were thrss
Thousand strong they would not bo able TO enter
the city with success.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

EANGILY GRoCERIES...Such as
Coffee, Rice Molasse', Chocolate, Teas, Su-
oar. New Orleans. Hayana, &c. All OF the very
finest quality. constantly on hand andfor sale by
BURY & BECK.
Lancaster, July Q. 1877.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
Groceries cheaper than ever,
AT THE NEW STORE.

ONE DOOR EAST OF THE SWAN HOTEL.
IA lbs Prime n. o. Sugar for. 90
10 Z" do Rio Coffee 81, 90
do n. o. Molnsses per gal. 90
Prime article Teas per ID SO. Is & 100
Choice Brands Of Brandy. Gin & Wines
Also Just received LARGE LOT of the most
CHOICE. and common Snawls, Alpaccas, Chintzs
&c. Also Otter, common Fur, Cloth aud Glazed
Caps, Boots, Shoes und Brogans.
10 pieces choice carpeting-also choice rugs.
7. U. WHITE.
November 2S, 1917. 3O-tf
PORK,..The subscriber is prepared TO salt
FOUR HUNDRED head of hogs,
For Sule 1000 Barrels of Salt.
T.U. WHITE.
Nov. %, 1917 Soft
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

GD-We have not yet received the full returns
ofthe late elections in Louisiana and Mississippi,
The result. as far as returns Indicate viii moi va.
ry much from that given last week. il is yet
doubtful. which party viii have majority. on
ioint baIInt. in the Louisiana Legislatnre
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
The FinnnciaI Condition.

EVshunks majority in Pennsylvania. over
Irwin is II ,967-ayer Whig and Native G. .7G8.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
CAS SLIM II II II 8.

Plain. Black, Blue Black, also Barred Striped aud
Ribb'd.
vESTINGS from ninepence pattern TO four
dollars. consisting of all kinds, Satin, Plain, FL
cured and Bard Cashmere yestings of every
price silk Velvet and Valencia do
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

~ The Washington Union says that
"the Democratic party is easy" If so
the party and its virtue are alike.-Jour
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
BROAD CLOTH s

72I pieces of Blue Black. Brown. Olive, Clarei
Oxford mix'd, Invisible Green. Steel mixed and
Blue Cloths, OF all qualities aud prices. Call aud
examine,
A good Stock and handsome variety Of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
100 pieces Sallinefs,

ofall sorts, colors, kinds. qualities and prices.
40 pieces KENTUCKY JEANS, Gold mixed,
Blue. Black. Cadet aud Brown from twenty to
fifty cents yard
iOpieces Sleeps Grey Fulled Cloths, a very
heavy Goods for Winter pants.