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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
An unusual large and splendid lot of
CHlNTZES, PRINTS u DELAINES

CHlNTZES, PRINTS Il DELAINES
at all prices, including Linens, Lawns. Thread
Cotton and Silk Laces, Edgings and Insertings
Silk Bullion. Sheaf Head and AIohair Fringes
Jet and Silk Buttons, assorted
Cords, Tassels, Merno and other Hosiery
GLOVES, Linen and Silk lIaudkercleis
Swiss and other Muslin
Worked and Tanbored Chemezetts and Collars
White Goods ofall kinds, and supply of Butter
fly aud other Hair, Dress aud Shell Side Combs
ShaWIs:
The most beautiiul8- & 1914 Broche. Cashmere.
figured and printed Cashmere, Net, Embd
Cashmere, French plaid & striped worsted and
wooIlen Shawis, ever brought 10 this country
Ribbons:
large supply for Winter use, including figured
and the most delicately wrought VELVET.
Also, FLOWERS to suit.
Shoes:
A fine supply of Ladies' and Misses Polkas, Laces,
Buskius Ties and Slippers; Ladies and Misses
Rubber Buskins and Over-Shoes
Also, on hand a full supply of GROCERIES,
consisting in part Of
2eas, Coffees, Wines, Liquors, Spices, &c.
NO. go.
End Door East Of tke "S'can Hotel,'
is also well stocked with great variety of CHINA
and GLA s s. WAR Z, including supply OF
Flowing Blue; also, with a general assortment Of
LOOKING-G L A SIS ES.
The Stock of Goods referred to, was laid in
with the greatest care, is most full and complete,
and will cover every demand-to all which the
public attention is requested.
Wanted.
All kinds of Produce, for which Cash or Goods
in exchange will be given.
T. U. WHITE.
lancaster, October 30, l847. %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
|DR.kE ROYS
wild Cherry and sarsapariIIn pills

wild Cherry and Sarsopartiln pillss
nR. LIE ROY, a licenpiate OF the Royal college
of Physicians in London, having used in his
private practice, for number OF years, the WILD
CHERRY and SARSAPARILLA, at length made
an extract ofthem, which with other vegetables,
he has combined in one OF the best Pills ever made
known to the European community, and which
merit the attention OF the American People,
They are the most efficacious purgative and tonic
yet discovered.
THE WILD CHERRY is an excellent Tonic,
possessing astringent and aromatic properties.
which make it valuable in Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
weakness OF the stomach and chest.
THE ESARSAPARlLLA is demulcent, diuretic
and soothing, and is given in Rheumatism, Scrofu.
la, diseases of the skin, and to eradicate the bad
effects oI Mercury. In the operation OF all other
purgalive me licnes debtaton and purilacatlon
go hand in hand; they remove the good, as well
as the bad thus weakening the system, which
they were only required to cleanse, and making
the cure generally almost as bad. and frequently
much worse than the disease. DR.. LIE Roy's Pills,
on the contrary, strengthen aud toue the system
which they purge and purify. And this is their
peculiar attribute, and the principal cause oither
uurivaled popularity.
Directions for using -Asan a pertient, two or
three Pills are sufficient, MS cathartc IN levers.
costiveness, liver complaint nd dyspepsia, three
to six pills, according to age, sex, and state oil
the bowels) and So Of other diseases.
P. S. The virtues Of the Sarsapariila and Wild
Cherry ore too well known to medical men and
the community to require further detail.
AoESrs--George Kaufman, Lancaster E!Dah
Kalb, RashpiHe.
November 10, l847 6w"S
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SIcklv senson.


There is not man, woman, or child, but should
take medicine Mt this season of the year. but more
especially at this present time: for there probably
were never so many cases existing at one period
as there are now, so likely to produce a state Of
sickness. The repeated changes in the atmos-
phere, by acting as they do upon the constitution,
and quality of the blood itself, give occpsion for
the most fatal malignant disorders. The bile be.
comes (and often without warning,) in a most
acrimonious condition from these repeated
changes, aud ifthe stomach and bowels have been
neglected previously, the first symptoms require
immediate attention. Even those who have
healthy disposition of body, are subject to sick
ness under these circumstances Therefore to
prevent any danger we ought carefully to guard
against costive state of our bowels. Once or
twice they should be evacuated in twenty-lour
hours. There are many causes which produce
unhealthy blood: sometimes it may arise from
grief, at others when the system is i'll state OF
fullness it can take place from sudden joy; close
application to literary undertaking can produce
lt-ln all cases where many persons have TO be
seen and spoken to, which producing nervous ex-
citement, is fertile oil unholy blood occa-
sioning that slow nervous fever which has carried
off some OF our best men, men martyrs to their
reputation, but which knowledge Of the powers
OfBrandreth's Pills would have prevented. Those
who desire to secure their health. under almost
any adverse circumstances can do so by havin'
BRANDRETHs Pills on hand, aud at once resorliug
to them when the first feelings Of disorder take
place in their bodies. As this advice is used so
will the health be. The time will yet be when
a man that makes good medicine shall be hon
Ored more than he who is all adept in the art OF
war
The BRANDRETHS PILLS are sold for 25
per box, at Dr. B. Brandrets Principal Office,
24l Broadway New York.
(S}@ Beware of t;ounterfeits!!! The following
ae the only authorized Agents for the sale of the
genuine Brandrelh Pills in Fairfield cornly
RrINMUND Son Il BECK, Lancaster, J oseph Glen.
enl, Royalton, Peter Weser, Green Castle. Israel
Gregs, Lythopols,J. B. Evans, Winchester Peter
Shaver, Oakland, ]. II. Sundemaa amanda, D.
Beery, Sugar Gro0e, \shDaush & Beery, Bremen,
Cha's &. Wilson Co., RushpiAe, Jesse Leohner,
lest Rushrille, F. Breck, Carroll. N. ]. Bowen,
Pckenngton, Cox & Read, Baltimore, Philip
Ham, PicasantriAe, |. B. &C. Paddeu, Salem,
Jocob Kelner, Millerport.
Lancaster, November 10, l647. lm28.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
UVEl@N@NG,


MARRIED-On the 14th instant by the Rev
John Lehman, Mr.. HIRAM THOMAS and Mrs
AMELIA 7. THOMAS of Lancaster.
On the 18th inst, by Geo. Sanderson. Esq Mr.
HENRY DONALDSON and Miss REBECCA
WHALEY, both of Waterloo, Fairfield County.
On Thursday, October l4th, by the Rev. A. J
Weddle, Mr., NATHAN YOUNG and Miss RE
BECCA SPANGLER both of this county.
On Thursday, November II, l847, by the same
ut the house of John Crooks, ESQ.,, ir Beru town
ship, Fir. JOHN ARTZ and Miss NANCY L
CROOKS.
The cake is duly acknowledged.
'Ts done, the willing words are spoken,
Which bind your hearts and lives III onei
And holy vows of love unbroken
Shall cheer you thro' lie's journey on.
Mid scenes ofioy--thro' stormy seas
With wrecks Of hope and love bestrewn,
May fond affections beacon blaze
Till youth be faded, life be gone.
And when the parting honr shall come,
As come the dark ming shades OF Even,
May faith stand pointing, by your tomb,
To union sweet, TO bliss in Heaven.
At oberliu, on the 4th inst. by Professor H
Cowles, Mr.. M. b BATEHAM, of Columbus, edi
tor of the 'ohio Cultivator," and Miss LOUIS
JANE LOWELL, late of Unionvle. Lake county
On Thursday. the 4th inst, by the Rev. B. P
Ferguson, Mr. + S. SHIRCLIFF and Miss CAR
OLlNE M. NlSEWANDER, all Of Kirkersville.
When heart to heart and hand to hand are joined
A mutual fitness in the pair we find;
Aud when young Cupid shoots his arrows forth,
Hcholds the pair ill Hymen chains them both.
On the same day. by the Rev, Mr.. Hanawalt
Mr.. A. II. AUSTIN G. Miss DEBORA BEACH
all OF Kirkersvile.-Ncpark Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
An Ordinance
To amend the Ordinance regulating certain
Burial Grounds, belong ing TO the TOwI

To amend the Ordinance regulating certain
Burial Grounds, belonging TO the Town
of Lancaster.
|SEC. 1St Bet ordained By tie Torn Council
- Of The Torn Of Lancaster, That the plat ol
the new Grave Yard, ESQ called) southeast Of said
town, held by deed from John Greed, recorded in
the Town SurveyorsBook page IS and 10, be
and the same is hereby made aud adopted as the
true plat OF said Grave Yard--and that the word
square" where it occurs in said plat, be and the
same is hereby changed to "DiOision," in CON
iormity to the Ordinance entitled '"An Ordinance
regulating certain Burial Grounds belonging to
the Town Of Lancaster passed April llth 1887
SEC. I'd, That the Recorder cause copy of the
plat named in the foregoing Section. with the
amendments, TO be made and inserted in the
Book Of Ordinances Of said town of Lancaster
Immediately following this Ordinance.
GEORGE SANDERSON, President T. C.
Attest-JoHS B. REED, Recorder.
November5, l847. 3w26
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
Or. TayIor,s BaIsaIn or LIvsrwort.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 28 1874.
IF. A. Munden, 94l Grand street about two
years since, was troubled wilha severe cough
weakness, pain in the breast and raising of blood
was induced to purchase a bottle Of Taylor'l
Basam Of Liverwori from 375 Bowery, which
relieved me when nothing would and my wife
has since used it with the same beneficial effects
curing the weakness in the chest.
l have read the above certificate and give it my
hearty approval. aud recommend to all afflicted
with the symptoms Of consumption or liver com
plant, to buy the genuine Balsam OF LiverwOr
sold t375 Bowery. SETH VALENTINE.
For sale by Bury & Beck Lancaster; o. II
Meller, SOMERSET C. G. Wilson, East Rushville
IS. Clayton West Rushville; D. Holderman, Aman
.da; C. & N. L. Olds, Circleville; s. Buchwalter
Hallsvile. Ross county, R. g. NJ, A. Patterson
Adephi Ross CO., Friend g. Armstrong, South
Perry; Douglass & Lansing, Chillicothei F. F.
Rempel, Logan.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
LANCASTER, Friday, November 10, la47.
CORRECTED WEEKLY ny KtyKVAn nory.
Hogs--The season

The Cincinnati Gazette of November l2, says:
"There is evident confusion on the, part ofboth
drovers and packers. The latter are in extreme
doubt as to what will be safe prices at which to
operate, aud the former stand in daily ifnot hour
y fear that they win not be able TO meet their
contract prices with the farmers without loss. One
party seeks lower figures than the present-the
other higher The former, il is the opinion of ma
ny intelligent operators, must prevail. The sales
in this city yesterday aud day before, were at 81"
The Louisville Democrat of Wedne sday says:
ave heard yesterday that several parties here
tofore largely engaged in the pork business are
dsinclined at present rates TO take hold. The dro
have been in the city anxious to obtain offers,
but without success. So net is demanded, but we
do not hear of any contracts being made The
weather has become suitable for killing and should
it continue we shall probably hear an opening price
being established before the close the week."
The Lafayette (Ia.) Journal is quoted as stating
that "the killing Of hogs had be en- going on brisk
ly at that place for about two weeks and that a
lot of new pork and lard has already been for
warded by the canal for the New York market.
The same paper adds that the price for fat hogs
has been three dollars, mud that this price is high.
er than packers viii be willing 10 pay for lots TO
COHle dlleT the prOspSCI VI SetLHlS 10 HldheI ny
way of the canal is closed. The time has now
arrived"
ZANEsvILLE, November II. 4,
We quote Wheat at 80 cents Flour, at retail
$51D S., 80; Oats and Corn no change.
The market for Hogs opened at about 1915,
but we are not able 10 give what would be a cor
rect quotation now.-COurier.
CLEVELAND, November 49,
Sales Corn at 43044c., and of Wheat at 81 90
BUFFALO, November H.
Flour-Sales good Ohio at $5,25.'
Wheat-Prime quantities may be quoted at lO5
"a LOG cents.
Corn-Dull, so cents, limits views of buyers
NEWARK, November H.
Wheat, 80 cts-Flour, $5-Oats. 14O15 cts
Corn. 25 cts-Beans, 40060 cts--Timothy Seed,
$1,25@$l ,50-Flax Seed, 65070 cts--Gazette
CHlLLIcorHE, November 16.
The price of Wheat ranges from 83 10 85 cents.
Flour retails at $4,75; Corn 25 in ear. % cents,
sheed; Oats 2Oc Barley 40045c; Flaxseed &C.;
Beans 5OO62c; Lard. 6064 cents; Bacon, Hog
round, cents.-Gdzette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
LOOKING-GLASSES,
Wanted.

All kinds of Produce, for which Cash or Goods
in exchange will be given.
T. U. WHITE.
lancaster, October %, 1847. %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
An Ordiuance.
10 amend an Ordinance for the protection
OF uhs town OF Lancaster from nre--And
the supplementary Ordinances thereto.

10 aneho an Ordinance for the protection
OF the town Of Lancaster from nre--and
the supplementary Ordinances thereto.
SEC. ]. BE ordained b. ne Torn CouueiI
~ Of the torn Of Lancaster. That there shall
be raised by voluntary enrolment. under the dj.
recti0n Of the Council a third FIRE company In
said town Of Lancaster 10 be known aud called
the Lancaster Hook. Ladder and Axe Gonna
ny, :" 10 consist Of one Captain one first Lieuen.
ant aud one second Lieuientant, and not less than
Ioriy nor more than seyenty-fye able bodied
men, between the ages Of eighteen and fifty
years.
SIC. 9. That said company. when enrolled
shall meet at the Town Hall ia said town Of Ian
caster on the first Monday Of May. annually. aud
elect, from amongst themselves, tie officer.
named III tue FIRST section OF this Ordinance--and
sad election shall be conducted. and the officers
commissioned agreeable to the Ordinances aiDre-
said. Aud the same duties and forieitures sall
be required Of said officers aud the members
lcomPoslng said company. that are imposed upon
aud required OF the officers aud members of the
IRE aud Hose Companies of the town aforesaid
/ ny the ordinances aforesaid, except as t0 work
ing aud managing tie Fire and Hose engines as
provided for in said Ordinances
! SEC. 3. 1t is made the duty Of the officers and
the members OF the Hook aud Ladder Company
as aiorsaid on any alarm Of FIRE Immediately 10
repair to the Hook aud Ladder house, aud cause
the Carriage aforesaid and Hooks, Ladders and
axes To be forthwith removed 10 the place Of Fire
and when there obey and execute all orders given
by and received from the fire Warlens aud b.
under their immediate command during the con
tlnuance Of the fire. And after the fire is extiu
! guished they shall cause the Carriage, Hooks
Ladders aud Axes and other appliances TO be
safely taken back to their proper place of deposit
SEC. 4. Ria; the President of the Council i.
hereby authorized to accept any company whicl
may he enrolled, as n Hook Ladder and Axe
Company agreeable to the provisions Of this Or
dinance, and forthwith order an election for said
officers after giving ten days notice thereof, and
the officers elected shall hold their offices un.
I'll the first Monday Of May l348.
SIC. 5. That so far as the Ordinances for the
protection Of the town Of Lancaster from fire
Ordained March %, 1888, aud all supplemental,
Ordinances thereto, as conflicts with the provis
ions Of this Ordinance, he and the same is hereb,
repealed.
! This Ordinance to take effect and he in fore,
from aud after the legal publication thereof
Geo SANDERSON, PresL T. C.
Attest--JoHS b. REED Recorder.
November ), l847. 3-2G
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
Lnncasier Institmle.

There will be meeting of the Lancaster In.
stitute on Friday evening the 10Th inst, at the
Town Hall.
George Weaver Esq, will deliver Lecture on
the subject OF american Labor"
After which the following question will be dis
cussed.
Resolved-"That The lao of Louisiana as ap
piled to the civii rights Of Woman ought toJc
universally adopted"
Amos Smith. Afirmative--V. F.. Shaw, Neg.
The citizens generally are respectively invited
to attend.
S. II. MALLORY, President.
CHARLES SLADE Secretary.
November 10, l847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ORDER On COURT,

BY ORDER OF COURT.
|DY Virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
ID by the Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield
County. Ohio. at its September Term, A. d. l847.
| will as the Guardian of Snrah Weaver minor
child OF Adam Weaver, deceased, offer and ex-
pose to sale by public vendue and outcry at the
door OF the Court House in Lancaster, Ohio, oil
Saturday, November az, Is47,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and three
O'Clock 7. NJ. of that day, to the highest aud best
bidder, the following described Real Estate, to-
wit: l6 Acres of Land situated in Hooking town.
ship, off the North end ofa Tract of Land contain
ing 88 Acres and 39-IO0, in Section No. 3, iowa
ship No. IA. Range No 10. And also. 30 Acres,
situated in Pleasant Township in Section No 80,
Township No. Is, Range No, Is, being the Lands
set off in severay IN partition to the said Sarah
Weaver. For record of which partition and
more minute description of said Lands, see Chan
Gerry Record. +. c. C. Pleas, No. ). pages SOS, &c.
Terms of Sdle-The Lands not 10 be sold for
less than full appraised value, and one-thrd in
hand. one-third in one year, and one-third in two
years with interest on the deferred payments The
deferred payments to be secured by note and
mortgage, aud deed given on the first payment
The Tract OF l6 Acres is appraised at $25 pei
acre--the Tract of 80 acres at $40 per acre.
Title is unquestionable and rare bargain i;
offered. JOHN GRAYBILL,
Guardian Of Sarah Weaver
By MEDrLL WHITMAN, Attorneys.
October Is, l847. 6w23 pf 1925
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
Iron, Nails. steel and Glass.

Together with every variety of Hardware usu
ally kept J. c. WEAVER.
Lancaster, October %, 1916 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
A Fine Farm for Sale.

ONE Hundred and Thirty.thre Acres of Land
" near Havensport, in Fairfield County, well
improved and in good condition. will be sold al
private sale. on terms to suit purchasers.
About Forty Acres are covered with an excel
lent growth OF timber, aud the balance is undel
cultivation. There are OH it good Dwelling
House aud Barn, aud suitable outhouses; good
Well OF Water near the Kitchen and another il
the Barn-Yard Any one wishing to purchase
first rate farm will hnd this rare chance. 1t lel
adjoining the lands Of Judge Martin and Joel Ra
debmgh, Esq.
For terms and other particulars apply to th,
owners Henry o. and John Hanna OH the prelni
ses, or to the undersigned in Lancaster.
M. A. DAUGHERTY.
Lancaster, August l3, l847. IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
Russell Il BOwen's Creditors

IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Com
II mon Pleas OF Fairfield County Ohio, setting
as Court of Chancery, the Creditors of the late
firm of RUSSELL & BOWEN are hereby N0TI-
FLED opresent to the undersigned, the epidenee
of their claims against said firm on or before the
lst day of February 18I8 at his office in Lancas-
ter J. RADEBAUGH, Special Muster.
October -, l8i7. 3w24
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
T"0Iu0OLe mil Property

5. I847. CIV.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19

A S Executor OF the Estate of AMOS RICE, de
N. ceased, late of Madison Township, Fairfield
County, Ohio ! will sell, at pri0ate sale. the val
liable GRLST MILL of the deceased together
with about TEN ACRES Of LAND.
The Mill is situated upon Clearcreek, one oftht
finest mill streams in the county about eight miles
southwest OF Lancaster aud about four miles from
Amanda, It!has two TIM Of Burs and is in excel
lent repair.
1t is desirable property for any person wish
ing to purchase and the terms will be moderate
For further porticularsapply to
CALEB HEDGES, Executor.
November 5, l847 26u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
Great Sale of Real Estate.
Fine opportunity for Investment
William Slade Jr. Adm'tor 7
OF R. NJ. Ainsworth.

William Slade Jr. Adm'tor rAIprIrrn
ol R. NJ. Ainsworth.
Widow and Heirs, ct ai 'o'""o' ANA''
DY virtue ian order of the Court of Common
I'D Pleas to me directed, | will expose and offer
at public sale before the Court House door of said
County, on
Wednesday the goth day of Dece NIB err, 1 s47,
between the Hours of 9 o'clock A. M. aud o.
clock P. NJ, the following valuable Real Estate,
situate in said County, to-wit:
|. In-Lot No, 5, in the 18th Square of the town
of Lancaster, the late residence of r. .Ainsworth,
deceased-appraised at $4,000.
>. The undivided half of the West half fof In-Lot
No. /, in the 3rd Square OF Lancaster, upon which
is erected Warehouse.-Appraiseda at $780,
3. The West half OF the West half of In-Lot No.
H. in the 9th Square of Lancaster, being the
ground upon which is erected the Store now in
the occupancy of John Efhnger 81 Coz said part
Of Lot being subject to the Dover Estate of Emily
Ainsworth, Widow, therein. and appraised sub
iect to said Dover at $4,000.
d. Tho East half Of the West half of In Lot No
Ia in the 9th Square OF Lancaster being the ground
upon which is erected the Store, now in the occu
puncy of Philip Bope, on Main street.-Apprais
ed at $4,000.
5. The undivided half Of the South half of In,
Lot No. o. in the 18th Square, and of the South
Quarter Of In-Lot No. 10, in the 18th Square o
Lancaster, beng the property known as "Star.
geoa's Corner, = Appraised at 1900.
g. OutLot No. 5, in the Eastern Addition 10
the Town Of Lancaster, containing five and hall
acres.-Appraised at sl25 per acre.
Terms Of fSdle.-Oue. third III hand, the balance
in one aud two years, with interest.
WILLIAM SLADE, Jr., Adntor,
Ofthe Estate Of Il. NJ Ainsworth, deceased
| November II, l847. 7w27pf$6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
,IeWClrY.

COME of the finest specimens of Jewelry ever
- brought to Lancaster, among which may be
found Cameo Pins, single stone do. Bracelets
Chains, Pencil cases, Finger rings Far rings. Min
iature Cases, Hair Ornaments, Guard and Fob
Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, &c. Cheap for
cash at GATES & COSPER'S.
Lancaster June Is, 1874 5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will
y be presented to the Commissioners of Fair.
field County at their next session, praying for an
alteration in the road running from Basil to Win
chester, commencing at the forks OF the road neal
John Salts, on John Bright's land in Liberty town
ship, and thence running west on the line between
John Bright's and Daniel Goods land 10 the cor
ner of John Krat1' aud John Wagner's lands and
there terminate
October 30, l847. 4w25+
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
For the Ladies.

We have the largest variety OF Summer Dress
Goods ever opened in Lancaster, and which can
not be excelled in quality, cheapness beauty OF
patterns, among which are
1000 pieces Of CALICoES, at prices varying
from Ga to lSi cents
Alpaccas plain aud striped
Cashmerss and Muslin de Lains
Bereges and BalEarines
a large assortment of Lawns, entirely Hrr styles
Scotch and Earlston Ginghams and Gingham
Lawns
fine assortment of Plain and FANCY SILK
GOODS
FRENCH WORK COLLARS and COTTON
LACES
large assortment of BONNET RIBBONS
latest styles
LEGH0RN and STRAW BONNETS
Cotton and Silk PARASOLS and Sunshades
A fine assortment of Summer ARTIFICIALS,
together with general assortment Of Dress Trim
mlugs &c. &c
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19
JoHN BURBEnRY,

WToULD respectfully inform the public, that
wv he has removed his Shop to Fosters Brick
Building, in the room formerly occupied by J.
Work s. Co.. as Shoe Shop, directly above O.
Kautfman's Drug Store, where he will still con-
tinue to carry on the
0A0AO00N9 OU91I8s9
in all its various branches His work viii be done
in the neatest aud most substantial manner ana
at prices TO snit the times
Country Produce OF all kinds, taken IN sA'
change for work ,eo
Lancaster, April %, 1917