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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24

PLURALITY LAW IN MAINE.-The Senate of
Maine rejected the resolves contemplating an amend
ment Of the constitution, providing that plurality
of votes cast at any election should secure choice.
The vote stood fourteen in favor Of the proposition
to twelve against; but two-thirds were necessary to
its passage.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24

ACCOMPLISHMENTS MARTIN, who was elected
Governor of the State of Alabama in lS45, in op.
position 10 the regular Democratic candidate, has
withdrawn from the canvass this year, and left a
clear dcid to Mr.. REUBEN CHAPMAN, the nominee
OF the Democrats, and Capt. NICHOLAS DAVIS the
candidate Of the Wings.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24

me Secretary Of War has instructed Lieut. Col.
IRWIN q the second regiment Ohio volunteers re-
centiy returned from Mexico, that, if the regiment
Is reorganzed to consist Of large portion Of
me ola officers and men, its services will be received
Tor the war ~ Mexico. Col. IRWIN has communi.
Gated TINS order to the officers Of the regiment some
oil Whom re endcavoring to reorganize it.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS are yet TO be held in
the following States, viz Kentucky, Indiana, Ala
bama, and Iowa, on the first Monday in August in
North Carolina and Tennessee on the Thursday
following in Maryland, October 9Th; and in Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana, Monday, November lst.
The elections in these States will complete the
members to the next Congress.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24

letter written from China, and addressed TO
person IN the city Of Nantes, in France, by French
missionary, states that several captains Of vessels,
oe'ohging to the marine OF the three nations of
rance England and the United States, had been
received INTO the presence Of the Emperor of Japan,
rom "hom they had solicited the opening the ports
OF ms kingdom to the commerce of Europe and
America.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24

An examination of the Midshipmen attached 10
the Naval School at Annapolis is now going on un.
der the supervision OF the following gentlemen
Conn IHos. AP G. JoSEs, President Of the Board :
Commoiores PARKER and SLoAT, and Captains Dr.
LANEY and Padding.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24

Mr.. GEORGE w. CARR (Locofoco) has withdrawn
from the Congressional canvass in the sixth district
Of Indiana, leaving DAVID M. DoBsoN the only De-
mocratc candidate now in the field. This is the
district which was formerly represented by the late
gentemanly Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
tives.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24

Inc Alexandria Gazette says that examinations are masking
IN Frhce william county, Virginia. for copper, and that 20
lar 'hey have been quite successful The Gazette adds that
@9oo pounds OF ore have been shipped Boston with view
ofdeernining its quality.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24

try, in regard to this power, are unit, and stand
upon an equality. But, whatever differences there
may be in the Federal exercise of the commercial
power " with foreign nations and among the several
States " in respect to the imposition of duties and
other matters, there is none in regard to the fac-
ties Of commerce. Lighthouses may be placed
upon our lakes, bays, and rivers the same as upon
the sea-shore; and the Instructions to commerce
may be removed, and harbors opened and improv-
ed, i'll the one case the same as in the other.
If Congress may construct breakwater over
the Delaware to protect our vessels, they may do
the same thing in our navigable rivers and BAYS
falling into the Gulf of Mexico. Congress REQUIRES
the registration of vessels engaged in thermal COM
merce as it does Of those engaged in external COM
merce. Officers OF our internal ports have been
appointed under their authority. Steamboats,, which
ply between places and ports in different States,
have been regulated; and Instructions have been
removed, until recently, from the Ohio, Mississp.
p, Red, and other rivers. This commercial power
has been exercised by Congress in greater or less
degree from the formation of the Consultation : and
il Is unaccountabe how, upon any established rule
OF construction, different decision i now main
tanned. Whether we look to the Constitution or
10 its established construction, the power under
consideration is equally clear. And we may re-
mark that the commerce among the States requires
the fostering care Of the Federal Government as
much as our foreign commerce.
The commerce among the States is three times
greater in amount than our foreign commerce. In.
deed, the property that annually floats upon oul
Western rivers and lakes is in value much greater
than that which we export to and receive from
foreign countries. Is it not extraordinary, then
that under such circumstances the new construction
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-18

LnIOn Bnnk. Dover.

Union Bunk, Dover.
re-. NJ. IImchman, Pres, T. B. Segur, CASH.
2's, Wig. inclined pIane-aqucduct the right.
3's Wig, storehouses and vessels at the wharf, and
steamboat and other vessels in the distance. On
left end Of the bill an Indian and dog.
3's, altered from onc's-the ygnette of the true
three is oval filled with dairy maids.
6's, let. A, the females face in the yignette is
poorly caccutcd-date is spelt JUL, 1899.
5's, let. a, pay 10 II. Brucon; figure at the top
of the bill is larger than the genuine.
los, altered from Globe Bank, n. Y; Dnrand &
Co. at the bottom Of the note.
Washingt0n Blinking Co, Hackensack, worthless.
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES
with Distances and Fare from Baltimore.
AT BALTIMORE

n "a
For philadelphia and New York
Ahont qa mile: 81 About 300 ri Tr du7 !" rs
Cars or a Steamer tcdoe =, arc ""' .
n,uy ,t S p NJ. Daily, al ........6 A. NJ.
DaiIy' exc. Sun. 9 A. N. Daily, exc. Sun. p and
aud 3 p. M. II P H.
For York and Columbia. Pa
So miles, s 500 miles, $2.l25.
Daily at'...9 NJ. Daily, exc. Sun. A. M.
Daily, exc. Sun. 4 p. NJ. and g. P. M
For Washington city
40 miles, 81 CO. Ono round trip tickets issued)
Daily, at .......9 A. NJ.
Daily, exc. Sun. GA Nj. Daily A. N. u = P M
and g. p M Daily, exc. Sun 2 p NJ
For Cumberland, &c.
IT'S miles, 81.
Daily, at. .....7iA. M. Daily, at....... P. M.
For EIlicott's Mills and Frederick
Is miles, 60 cts.-6I miles, S2.4O
Daily,..........7.A A. M Daily,.... ... p NJ.
Daily, exc. Sun. p. NJ. Daily exc. sun ~ A. NJ
Harper's Ferry and winchester, Va
81 miles.--lIl miles.
Carsleaue daily, I "A. NJ Daily,..........6 p. NJ
For Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va.--
$50 miles, S..
Daily, exc. Sun. 4 p. NJ Daily, exc Mon A. M.
AT PHILADELPHIA
For New York
Cars or a Steamer LeaDe
Daily, at...............7 and 9 A. M. and o p. M
For Baltimore
DAILY nj ~ p NJ
Daily, exc. Sun...............7 A. Nj. and )! P. M.
AT NEW YORK
For Boston
Cars or Steamers ledre
Daily, exc. Sun. ........o A. NJ. ana D p M
For Philadelphia
Daily, exc. Sun. ......7 and A. Nj. and a. M
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
The Mail for Boston, via New Haven, closes daily,
excepting Sundays, at a A. NJ.
The steamboat Mail for Boston, via Stonington and
Providence, closes daily at g. p. NJ.
The steamboat Mail, via Norwich and Worcester
for Boston. closes daily at 81 p. NJ.
The great Southern Mail Including the Mail also Tor
the Western States, closes daily at y a. M; and,
except on Sunday, at p NJ, on which latter day
at / p. NJ.
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POST OFFICE.-MAILS
Are conUeged by Rail Road Cars and Stages daily.

CLOSE: DUE:
Eastern daily ,ex Sun. SA M.&7P. M. Dam & Up M
Great Southern, 81 A. M..........75 p. M
Sunday M..........6 A. NJ.
Washington City. ga M, 4 P. M.....'a&9z P NJ
Western. ......O A. M''..''''''''o2 - -
Winchester, Va.cX Sun. 10 A. M......''."o2 r NJ
York Pa. Route, eXSun.. - A. NJ. ....''.''o2 p M
Norfolk, daily, ex. Sun. j p M'''.. ''.'.t A. NJ
Annapolis, Md, ex .Sund 5 AM....''.'''o2 A NJ
Dclawar are, e. Shore DIVA.
Somerset & Worcester Is \, III p NJ
CO, Nd. Sunday, Tues
day & Thursday
Up counties of E.Shore,)
Md, Monday, We'd 5 A. M........''5 p NJ
uesdav and Saturday }
Upper Marlboro Route
Monday, Wednesday f9P. Nj. ...'''''o A. NJ
and Friday,
Pt.Tobac oRoute, We'd Or M A. Nj.
ncsday and Sunday,
Westminster Route, J
Monday, Wednesday i6P. M''.'..'.''' P NJ
and Friday. 81 ,
Bel Air. daily, ex. Sun . A. - '
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Tefprs comnosrd of one more pieces OF paper,
but not exceeding half ounce in weight sent any
distance not exceeding 300 miles. . cents
ANY distance 300 miles. 10 cents
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION.
American Mail SteHmcrs.-Ihc following are the
rates of hostage prescribed by the act Of the Sd of
March lS45 for malablc matter sent by this line TO
Europe:- >. n .
Upon all letters and packages not exceeding hall an
ounce in weight 80. -.... ...... .....'.' 2ic'
For all letters and packages over hall an
ounce and under one ounce. ....,....'..'.' '41c'
For every additional half ounce loo
For every letter, newspaper, pamphlet,
aud price current ........'' 800 '''o'
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FOREIGN STEAM 81 OTHER PACKETS:
Days of Sailing.)

The FrenCh steamers leave as fOI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
II Il q " R
Constantly on hand by the Barrel or pound.
s
HEALTH CHEAP.

NMTHO now complains of III health, or talks Of
' heavy doctor bills, when comfort, ease, peace
and health, are brought with "HIBBARD'S Fam
lily PILLS, 10 almost every town or hamlet in
your country,
REV. B "HlBBARD,n the proprietor of these
excellent Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills having been
in the practice of testing the power of medicine Oh
The sick for the last thirty years, presents with con
fidence this almost sovereign remedy for the worst
cases of Chronic Dyspepsia, CoStireness, Dispeptic
Consumption Bilious Cholic, Erysipelas, Rhema
tisn., Sick Headache, Piles, Liner Complaint, Dys
entary, Nervous Debility, Palsy, Reurisy, Worms
and many other diseases which the human family
are afflicted, and asks that he may have the privilege
of o%froding 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 FAIRFIELD County
Bury & Beck, Lancaster; & G Wilson & Co, Rush
vile; N B COulson < Co, West Rushville S
&C Paden, New Salem; J Kelner, Millersport;
Z Geohegan, Baltimore: II Il j Leonard, Basil.
David Holderman, Amanda: J NJ Stage, Lock
burn Roper Cloud, Lilhopolis: S S Russell, Pick
%erington: w and F A Thompson, Canal Win
chester.
PS Country Agents can al ways obtain a new
supply of the above medicine at Bury and Beck's
Lancaster
December 20, 1876 2Sly
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01

CURE YOUR COUGHS AND COLDS BEFoBE THEY
BECOME CONFIRMED coNsUMPTIoN.--I have used
Or. Taylor's genuine Balsam of Liverwort, MIR.
Editor, in my own family, and have found it one
of the most useful medicines | have ever used. 1t
states in the directions that il is also effective in
Liver Complaint and Bronchitis, and other affec-
tions Of the throat and chest. would strongly
recommend il, and say be careful to buy the gen.
uine, with DR.. Leeds signature to the steel plate
wrapper. The Office is 375 Bowery. Iii a dis
covery on which is based the Chrome Thermal
treatment of disease; in my opinion the only ra-
tional mode, as it is a remedy applied directly to
the part affected.
For sale by Bury s. Beck Lancaster; o. H.
MGller, Somerset; C. G. Wilson, East Nashville;
s. Clayton West Rushville; D, Holderman, Aman
da; c. an. L. Odds, Circleville; S. Buchwalter,
Hallsyile, Ross county, R.. g. M, A, Patterson,
Adelphi Ross CO., Friend g. Armstrong, South
Perryi Douglass & Lansing, Chillicothe; F. +.
Rempel, Logan.
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Certificates.
'ommendalion fiom Prof
From he Rer. s. x. KtNam.

DR.. +. Y. WATSON Sir: Having had frequent
occasion lor The use oil medicides in my family du-
ring the last lev months and from the increasing
popularity Of your ''Family Medicines" was IN
duced 10 try them, in p,elereute To emplosin ing a
physician in my family, aud I'M nov prepared 10
say, thai believe your medicines as u class, to be
superior 10 any other preparations now before he
public, Your Gout aud Rheumatic Imminent, YER
m,(uge, Tciter Ointment, Gravel Mixture, Antl
Dysprptic Mixture, Anti B'llious,iAg que, aud Ilepa.
TIC Pins, ! conceive TO be preparations which need
no further recommendation lhau a fair trial, to en-.
sure their unparalleled success.
10 nv = - MN "a
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N0fice.

HNHE Receivers Of the LANCASTER OHIO
II BANK having contracted with JACOB
GREENE, to redeem the Notes and Bills OF said
Bank remaining in circulation-the same will be
redeemed by said GREENE, at the Drug Store of
George kaufman, Min street, Lancaster, Ohio,
as the same shall be presented at that place.
II, II, HUNTER,
JOSEPH STUKEY,
Receivers OF Lancaster Ohio Bank,
Lancaster, Ohio, Feb.3, lsl7. 81
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.lDottiral.
VOlnan,
81 HoS. R. N. eHARtros.

Br HOS. r. ~. SBARLIoH'
-rAh. for t6is
We WOO the life long b%ridalkiss.
Ansol OF earth oh, what were lie
Without thy form-wIthout thy smllrl
4 circle OF despair and strife,
OF toll. of misery aud guile:
Like mists. before the morning ray,
As from the snare the timid dove,
So fee the cares Of man away,
Beneath thy kind aud gentle love.
Was Eden lost because Of thee
Have heroes left a laurel crpwn,
That they might bow the willing knee
AT dearer shrine than mans renownl
oh, who would sigh for all the pam
That loss like this could ere impart,
IL be were only sure 10 gain
The Edenn OF a wotnan's heart
MorHgR eau mortal ere repay
Thy alldeyoted sacriiice-
Thy care that lasts through night aud day
Thy love. thai never aerer dlesl
Ia childhood's nonr, in manhood prime,
When age comes on with slow decay,
In 10Y, in sorrow, and in crime,
SilI beams thy bright aGectiou's ray
DAUGHTER The Roman girl Of old,
Who from her maiden bosom mlrsed
The she, whom dungeons vile dill hold,
Tortured by famine aud by thirst,
Shall illustrate thy flial love,
Which can the dropping soul sustain
Like mamma showered from above
Upon Arabia's arid plain.
SlsrgR! The mate of cbildbood's hour,
Wien life was young and fresh and green
The comforter when cares did lower
The sharcr in each joyous scene,
What dearer tie, what purer love,
Can we around our hearts entwlne.
(Saye that which beameth from aboye.)
Than this abiding love OF thinel
Yes! there's another form whose claim,
Doth III itself completely blend
The kind affections, pure and warm,
OF Mother, Daughter, Sister. Friend
WIFE! Oh! the poets task is vain
The spell, thy comfort to portray;
As we'll might painter strive to gain,
The glory Of the morning ray!
Angel Of Life l would not give,
This ever fnithful love Of thine,
For all the joys on earth tlmt live
Or all the gems that in it slime
Letothers glory's chapleIs twine,
Or courtihe fame that deeds impart,-
Iseek no dearer earthly shrine.
Than that which holds A woMAS's HEART
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01

An IRISH CoMPLrMENT.-A lovely
gff was bending her head overa rose
Tree which a lady was purchasing from
an lrlsh Gasket-woman in Coyent garden
market, wfep the woman. looking kindly
ut the young beauty, said, al axes YER
pardon, young lady, but fits pleasingt TO
We, Ia thank you to keep your cheek a.
ysy from that rose: yen put the lady out
81 consaii with the color Of her howers.l'
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OF nil KINDS,

Cedar Churns and TUBS, Wooden Buckets,
Salt. &c. sc, &c.
" Come every body and look through our
MAMMOTH PILES Of Goods. We arc always
On hand aud ready 10 prove to you, what is an un'
denioble fact, that we have more Goods, better
assortments and sell at lower rates than any other
establishment in Lancaster. OF these facts you
can convince yourselves by calling at our OLD
STAND and examining our stock,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01

And four hours since, | mad tho Fever aud Ague
very bad for nearly six months, aud Dr.. Watson
cured me al once, and have never had Il since. |
have since then, sent, 7 should think, forty persons,
vim have all expressed Their most entire 81 abstraction
as they 100, were cured in a very few DAYS. | do
.o0t hesitate 10 recommend Dr. Walson,s Fever and
Ague Pills 10 the public, as one Of the best remedie,
Tor Fever and Ague. ID. G00DFELLOW,
81. Louis, Missouri.
For Sale by J. C. HENLEY, Lancaster Ohio.
Lancaster July 80, 1897. 6nl2.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01

@gGG89T&a
TNNHE proprietors of this valuable remedy, intro
u dure to their frieuds and the public, their
"SPECIFlCn in a new style, and they may say,
every way improved. The thorough trial given il
the past season, is convincing proof TO them of its
great efficacy in curing INTERMITTENT or
AGUE AND FEVER; and they now feel war
ranted in establishing II upon a permanent basis
referring to its whole character, appearance and
signature, as a guard against mposiuon. They
felt it necessary 10 adopt some preCauIion in its out
set, as no doubt designing persons will endeavor 10
palm upon the public a spurious preparations 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 estiiy to its efficacy. Where dis
ease has ba0led the prescription ollhe skillful Ply
stefan, the patient has been speedily restored 10
healIh-the most incredulous (having become so
from using The many said 10 be cures Of the present
day, without s%uccess) have been constrained to &C,
knowledge its superior virtues. They do not wish
to introduce il upon the putting principle. Let il
stand or fall, as il merits. II is no qudck a%ostrunl,
but a regular aud Skil(ul Physicians receipt, who
has p~racliced in the heart Ague and Fever district
for the last twenty years with great success. Bias.
ed entirely upon vegetable mauer-imocent in eve
" sense-it cannot iujure the most debate constr
tuition on the contrary, acting as a restorative 10 all
debiliiated frames, They do not pretend TO say
but what thele are other good preparations. Bit
we do say, we know ours to be good, and a certain
cure, ifthe directions are obsesved, And we chal-
lenge any one TO find a particle ofmineral entering
It's composition. They ask trial from a III ,Tal
and Discerning public, not fearing the result. Many
have been cured in from twenty. four TO iorty-eight
hours, Price 81 per bottle.
For sale by JURY " Seek.
Lancaster, July l6, l947. 3ml0.
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Darirtp.
LAWYER and the IrishmauI.

While a number Of lawyers and gentle.
men were dining at Wiscasset, a few years
since, a Jolly soul from the Emerald Isle
appeared and called for dinner. The
landlord told him he should dine when
the gentlemen we're done. Let him
crowd in amongst u.s. whispered u limb
ofthe law, 'and we will have some fun
with him. The Irishman took his seat
at table.
you were not born in this country,
my friendP
No sir, I was born in Ireland
is your father living!'
NO Sir
What is your occupatlonP
Trading horses
did your father cheat any n while
herel'
i suppose he did cheat many SIR
Where do you suppose he went to-
TO Heaven, sir
And what do you suppose he is doing
there2'
Trading horses, sir
Has he cheated any one tlereF
He cheated one, | believe sir
why did they not prosecute hint
Because they searched the whole king
dom of Heaven, and couldn't find a law
YER
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01

EVrA man who had set up business
with a wheelbarrow, was met inthe street
by one who said--ls that you Toni !
thought you had gone out oftown.
That's true was The answer. You see
that | have gone to Wheeling.
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vuudalia, IN, April 8, 1916.
From the Rev. d. b. Mckee, late pastor Of tho
Presbyterian Church.

Presbyterian Church.
DR.. T.. Y. WATSON Dear Sir:I feel that | owl
II, mt DULY To myself. but also TO the public, 10 say,
that ! have the utmost confidence in your prepara'
,lons, aud have no doubt that, IN all ordinary eases,
{ your medicines are taken accordingly TO your d
REGIONS, they will perform all that you have Lroln-
lsed Your medicines, the efficacy Of which have
hcen tested in my family, aud which eau conf
IDENTIFY recommend 10 others, are;-The Fever and
Ague Pills, Fever aud Ague Tonic Syrup, Anti
Bilious Pills, Oleagionous Mixture, Cough Mix
lsre, Gout aud Rheumatic Liniment, aud Auti Dys
pepuc Mixture. ID. MCKEE.
VaEdalida, H., March "a. 1916.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01

IVA ST. Louis paportells a tory of a
|disconsolale widower, who, on seeing the
remains ofhis late wife lowered into the
grave, exclaimed-"Well I've lost cows,
butt never had any thing TO cut me up
like this!"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
KRAMER & COX.

A RE duily expecting an arrival Of alarge and
N well Selected STOCK OF GOODS.
The old customers of the concern, and all others
for whom good bargains aud cheap goods are any
in~ducement, are respectfully invited to favor them
with a call.
Lancaster, September "a lsi0. 90
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2JOG pieces OF CALICOES.

Cheaper than egcr knOWR before,
so do Cashmeres, Mousline dc LANES and other
fancy Goods for LADIES Dresses and Cloaks
80 Ito Ginghaus, ucw style, and pery desirable
A large and beautiful variety of s U NJ Nj Il Il
SHAWLS, of all sizes and at very low prices
40 pieces Apron Checks, Linen aud Cotton Ia.
bio Cloths, Cotton and Silk Handkerchief
Dress Silks; Black, colored and iig'd Hosiery
Gloves and Mitts of all kinds
Cambricks, Jacconets and every thing in the
Dry Goods line TO make our assortment full aud
complete, among which will be found a fine vari
ETY. of ROUGH and READY Goods
We have also constantly on hand, q large stock
of BOOTS and SHOES
Fur, silk, Leghorn, Palm Leaf and Straw lIats
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER, Cotton Yurn
Carpet Chain aud Coverlid Warp
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-01
COMPREHENSIVE Notice.

HNHE undersigned has this day associated with
him in the Dry Goods business. Mr.. VIII
LIAM W. cox. The business willin future be
conducted nnder the firm of Kramer & Cox.
Jaly 10, 1916 r.. II. KRAMER. ~