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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

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vl those contemplating msrrayeThe Married Woman
Private Media al Companion by DR. NJ Mauceau Sixth oi
Price ST. This meeting with astounding
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copy whether married unmarried although it is
tended especially for the married II dscosc Ortan
which should be known to them particularly Here female
discover the causee symptoms and the most efficient
dies and most certain mode every For sale 2
Broadway at the publishing office l9 Liberty street. New York;
also b. Peterson No. IS Chestnut c. D. Zebc Phla
dephia Little N Co. Albany Davis Boston On the re-
ceip Of ST. will be transmitted by mail free Of postage TO
all parts Of the United States All letters addressed
post pad 70 DR. A. M MAuRICEAU box LIZA New York city
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

LNOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY ATTIC UN-
der Cellar House, situated the north side of Twentieth
street. between Broadway the Fourth avenue known
TWEEN eh street The house has Gas Fixtures Marble
Man Water Closet Bath Room, and is rplete with every
convenience Also three story attic house the northeast
Bile star for kind of business Also those three Cottage
the south side OF Threh street. between the Fourth
Madison distant O feet west Of the Fourth
being appropriate dwellings for small families N BA large
proportion purchase
aurea - o'clock NJ in the evening" oiJoNATHANPURDY,
III Orchard street.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
Late from Palermo.

The REVOLUTION IN Sicily IS GOING
oN.-The barque d. Godfrey, Captain
Bearse, arrived at New York yesterday,
from Palermo, Sicily, whence she sailed
on the 18th of February. Capt. Bearse
states that up to the period of his sailing
the difficulties in Sicily, so far from ceas-
ing, were rather on the increase, and the
revolution was gaining greater strength
and consequence.
King Ferdinand had made the conces-
sions required of him, but they came too
late. The people had imbibed the idea
of Republic, and the despatch contain
ing the announcement of the yielding to
their wishes for chartered privileges was
torn to pieces. The castle at MeSsina
alone, of all the Island, remained in pos.
session of Ferdinand's troops. and that
was holly besieged by the citizen, who
we're receiving succor &aid fromP Palermo.
The whole population of the Island we're
in arms andtwo large vessels, loaded with
munitions and arms, had left Palermo for
Messina, to be distributed among the
people.
The nobility favored the people and
were apparently borne along with them
in the revolutionary movement. A meet
ing was to be held on the lst inst. to de.
eide upon form Of government, and it
was very probable republican form
would be adopted.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
CHlLLicoTHE, April 4.

LV-No man that has ever fairly tried McAEs.
ter's AA-Hedling Ointment, can or will say it is
not good; on the other hand, thousands are saying
that it is the best family medicine they have ever
used Now we wish it to be fairly tried, before
giving judgment either way. As for ourselves
we know of no better article Of medicine in Scrof
ula, Scald II cad, Old Sores, Itch, Salt Rheum, Sc.
&C., also for Rheumatism, Group, und Gout, we
believe it is unegualled. The Hair oil, too, by
its operation upon the cuticle ofthe skim relieving
it from that feverish state which produces Head.
ache, and in many instances Badness, is worth
all the Bears grease and Maccasur oil" that can
be procured. Tits a sovereign remedy for Sick
and Nervous Headache, and for Badness
Call and get Pamphlet in the hands of Agents.
See advertisement 2w47.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
TO the Public.

Werequest attention to the advertisement o
DR.. j. WHITES medicines, in to-days paper, and
we are satisfied that it is proper to say to all that
where these medicines are procured and used
strictly according to the directions accompanying
them that no other apothecary establishment will
be needed. They have only been introduced into
this county about three months. and the sale o
them now exceeds all other remedies offered in
ths place, because in every instance they do ius
what they claim to do If you are afflicted try them
you will not be disappointed. Call at the Office
and get descriptive pamphlets aud certificates
Lancaster March 81. 473
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
Lancaster High school.

ME Seventh Quarter of the Lancaster High
l. School, located in the Basement Of the Re.
formed Church, will commence on Moaday The
lOh dag Of AprA.
As nearly all the seats in the school are already
engaged, the undersigned would request all ex-
Pectnig to enter during the present quarter, to
start IN on the FIRST day OF opening school,
students from the country can obtain respectn-
hle boarding in town, at the rate of Isl 50 and
Sl,7j per week.
In connection with the school is library for
the use OF the scholars J. II GOOD.
+, ). Private classes. OF Ladies and Gentlemen,
in the German language. can he formed at any
'Ine' Terms, So per quarter of SO lessons Four
quarters are generally sufficient to enable scholar
10 speak the language with huency.
lit IS desired, private classes in the Latin Ian
guage will be taught, aud at the same rate.
Lancaster, March 81, l848 47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
school Election.

VENHE Voters OF the Town of Lancaster, quail.
II he'd to vote by The provisions of an Act OF
the Legislature passed February 18th, l848, "for
the support and better regulation OF the Common
Schools Of the town OF Lancaster Ohio. are here
hy notified to meet at the TO WN HALL, on the
Third Monday of april. 1849, being the time and
place OF holding the Corporate Election of said
Town, and then and there elect SIX DIRECTORS
tor the Common Schools as provided for by the
said act: Also, then and there to vote upon the
question ofTaxaton for the erection of uecessa.
ry School House or School Houses and the pur.
chase ola Lot or Lots--those in favor thereof vot-
ing Ballot upon which shall be written or print
ed the word Tax" and those opposed thereto a
Ballot upon which shall be written or printed the
words mo Tax
The Tickets for said Directors and the Ballots
npon the question Of Taxation to be cast in sepe.
rate Boxes under the superintendence of the town
Council BY order OF the Council.
GEORGE SANDERSON, President 7. c.
March "a, 1913 Eagle COPY 46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
LilhOpOIIs Nigh school.

MT EASUREs have been adopted for the estab
IVl HshInent Of HIGH.ScHOOL at the will
age Of Lilhopolis, ia Fairfield county A suitable
building will be erected in the course Of the pre-
sent season.
Several rooms have been provided for the tenn.
poraIy accommodation Of the school, the first term
ofwbich will commence on Tnesduy ibe 10Th Of
Aipnl. The school will etnbIace two departments;
'he one for males and the other for females.
Mrs. MINER will impart instruction in the
French Language, aud in some other branches
MRS EELLS will give lessons 10 young Ladies'
IN t0e art Of Drawing aud Painting.
Arrangements will be made 70 have the Ger.
man taught by some gentleman who uses that
Language as his native dialect.
Instruction will be given in the Latin and Greek
Languages. in the Mathematics and in other bran.
che' usually taught iu Academies
JOHN WILLIAMS
Lithopos, March "a, ls4s 3w46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

A UNITED STATES SENATOR CALABoos-
ED!-Hon. P Soule United States Sena,
tor elect from the State of Louisiana, was
this morning appointed, by his Honor
Judge McHenry, tofil a vacancy, for the
space Of twenty-four hours, in the city
prison. The Senator, we understand,
was rather more contemplioss ofthe dig.
nifty ofthe Judiciary than was agreeable
to his Honor. and was therefore, doomed
to twenty-four hours incarceration, and
6aed SOON o. National, 9Th.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

THE DOOM OF OUR WoRLD.-The North
British Review says: What this changeis
to be we dare not even conjecture, butwe
see in the heavens some trace of destruct-
i've elements and some indications oftheir
power. The fragments ofbroken planets
the descent of metoric stones upon our
globe-the wheeling comets welding
their materials at the solar surface-the
volcanic eruptions of our own satellite
the appearance of new stars, and the dis
appearance OF others are all foreshadow-
ings ofthe impending convulsion to which
the system Of the world is doomed
Thus placed on planet which is to be
burnt up, aud under heavens which are
to melt away, thus treading as it were
on the cemeteries, and dwelling on the
mausoleums of former worlds, letuslearn
the lessons Of humanity and wisdom, if
we have not already been taught in the
school of revelation"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
Lancaster Institute.

There will be meeting OF the Lancaster In.
stitute on Friday evening the 9TH inst, at the
Town Hall.
Lecture will be delivered by JoHS NJ. CoS-
NELL, OH the subject of "Ireand."
After which the following question will be dis.
cussed
"HGs the general diffusion Of cheap literature
an This country. wittin The last fer gears, been on
the whole Of advantage 10 society,""
G. WEAvEE, AFR. P. EFFISGER, Neg.
The citizens generally are respectfully invited
to attend. p. VAN TRUMP President
w. s. BEATTY, Secretary.
April 7, l848
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

GIVE YOUR CHILD A NEwsPApER.-A
child beginning to read becomes delight
ed with newspaper, because he reads
of names and things which are familiar,
and he will make progress accordingly.
A newspaper for one year is worth a
quarters schooling 10 child, and every
father must consider that substantial in.
formation is connected with advancement.
The mother of family, being one of its
heads and having more immediate charge
of children. should herself be instructed.
A mind occupied becomes fortified a.
gainst the ills of life, and is braced up for
any emergency. Children amused by
reading or study, are of course more CON
siderate and easily governed. How ma
ny thoughtless young men have spent
their earnings in tavern and grog-
shop. who ought to have been reading!
How many parents who have not spent
twenty dollars for books in their families,
would give thousands to reclaim son or
daughter who had ignorantly or thought
lessly fallen into temptation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

SINGULAR PREDICTION French
Courier states that among the papers of
one of the marshals (since deceased J
of the French Revolution in 1880,
was found sealed package with the fol-
lowing inscription: ITO be opened on
occasion of the coming revolution in
France" AS the event has now taken
place, the package has been opened and
found to contain the badges worn by the
deceased at the procession of 1880, with
a detailed descri ption of the ceremony.
On the interior of the wrapper was writ
ten. "To serve on occasion of the next
revolution in France, which will take
place about the year 1S47." 1t would
have become difficult to make more Just
prediction.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

LENDING NEWSPAPERS ILLEGAL.-In
England, the practice of lending news
papers is an illegal act, and subjects the
lenderto penalty of ESQ. 1t is con-
strued to defraud the revenue, by preven-
ting persons from buying papers, and pay
ing the stamp duties.
A good many ofour subscribers would
be glad to have n similar law in opera
ton in this couutrv.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
REMOVAV..

II He subscriber has removed his Tailoring
Shop to Shelters Row, one door west of
John N. Little's Saddler Shop, where he will be
found at all times ready TO wait upon his old Gus
toners and the citizens generally upon the short
est notice and the most reasonable terms.
ISAAC CONFER.
Lancaster, April Z, 1913. 3w4S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

AN ERROR OF THE PREss.---It was sta.
ted in Sunday paperthat Mr. Clay af
ter undergoing the fatigues Of Saturday,
"retired to rest at IL o'clock in the even
ing" This is a mistake. At one o'clock
on Sunday morning a select corporation
party was in his rooms at the New York
Hotel. feasting and singing those "same
old tunes."- Y MIR.
The above paragraph is still continu-
ing the rounds of the Locofoco press; but
without the subsequent one, in which the
editor ,ot the "Mirror" nailed his own
SANDER to his own counter, on the au-
thority of the landlord of his own Hotel.
Mr.. Clay retired to rest, on the night in
question, before half past ten o'clock af-
ter attending concert of the Sacred
Music Society. But the falsehood is so
gratifying to his enemies that we have
no doubt that it will travel for three
months more in the Locofoco journals
Pitts. Gaz.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

A REVOLUTIONARY MATRoN GoNE.-
Died in New-Prospect, Bergen County
N. J. on the gath inst. Mrs. CHARITY BER-
RY, at the extraordinary age ofone hundred
and ten yearsi She was married during
the Revolutionary War, and was the
mother of thirteen children, all Of Uh0m
still suruiUe! Her husband was Captain
of a Militia Company in active service,
and who aided in driving the British
roopsfromHoppertown. GeneralsW Wash
ingten and Lafayette together, dined
with her one day under the shade of a
stately elm tree near her door, circum-
stance she was fond of relating. Her
eyesigbt never failed in the least until
her death, and she was able to go about
until about FIVE years back, since which
she had lain in bed the greater part of
the time, though entirely free from dis
ease. She was remarkable for one thing
which may account in great measure
for her prolonged life-she was noted
for her opposition to tight lacing.-N y
Tribune.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

NO CHANCES IN THE WEATHER WILL
materially affect the body ii the blood il pnre.
Every individual. even tue most diseased. hna
"i'hlh INN germ or root OF that original purs
olu"u ot our Common mother Eve; which germ
o' pure blood is the supporter of his life. and is
u constant struggle TO throw off the heterngo.
Heous' corrupt humors. which are the causes Of
disease IN the individual By purgipc the body
V, uiis diseased individual Of ils bad hnnors. Won
a''o" 'ile germ OF pure blood 10 gain ground aud
I'. NJ D'"ou OF beiter quality aud so progress
Ne'y uli uie whole mass is regenerated, for the
sou P'ihciPle or good pure blood, is always siri.
Sh5 70 be Predominant over tue bad or DECEASED
n'hors Let all who wish to be Of fine healthy
LabIt; who wish To have sound mind h = sonn3
oodyi who desire 10 he able 10 stand witbout IN.
jury the continual changes Of this climate; ysbo
aeShe 10 have healthy children, use Brsndretb.
rms which will efsctually cleanse tho blood or
a' ohd or corrupt fumorsi and restore the human
oody 10 the state Of health enjoyed before The In.
uoducti"n Of mineral medicines. Remembsr
brandreill Pills place within the reach of. all
health and long life.
The BRANDRETHS PILLS are sold for %
els per box at Dr.. b. Brandretls PriuciDal OfI;ce
24I Broadway New York.
W Beware OF touutrrfehs!I The folto,yjns
ave 'he only authorized Agents Tor the sale OF me
genuine Braudreth Pills in + airGeId comfy
hEinAuND Sos L BECK, Lancaster. Josenh Glenn.
cut hogaiton, Pste' Weiser, Cren Castle. Israel
ST'gs' LylhopOlis, J. B. Evans, WYnckestcr Peer
Sha'rf' Oakland, J. II. sundermaa .qnanda. D,
BreTy. Sugar Gro0e, ishnaush & B+e,y, Bremen.
Cha's o. Wilson ( Co.. Rilshrilic, Jesse Leoh"er'
beat RUshrilLe, r. Bmck, Carroll. N. ]. Boweo'
i1tkenngto1l Cox & Read, BaItmore. pbJin
ilaIn' nan, rtea'dntri!ie, |. 8. Il G. Psdden, Salem,
r. Il
Lancaster, April Z, lsIs. Indy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
Horse Thieves,

TTNHE members of "THE GREENFIELD
i HORSE THIEF DETECTORS," are here
by notified, that there will be meeting of said
company at the house of Jacob West SEN, on
Monday the 24th inst, at which time important
matters roative to the company and admission of
members will be attended to- Punctua atten.
dance is requested at o'clock P. M. of said day
J.-COULSON, President.
April 7, 1913. 3w48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
State Of Ohio, Fairfield gountp.
Court Of Common Pleas-Petitiont for Partition.
Andrew Hanshew,

VS.
David Osborn, Daniel Click, Matilda Click, Gym.
tina Ann Click, Monroe Click and Phebe Click.
minor children and heirs-ataw of Daniel Click
and Elizabeth Click his wife, deceased, Obidi.
ah Whitehurst, Robert Whitehurst and Perry
Whitehurst.
.TNHE above named defendants. OF whom Da.
vid Osborn, 0bidiah Whitehurst and Robert
Whitehurst are non-residents, residing in Picka
way county, Ohio are hereby notified that the
said Andrew Hanshew on the 4th day of Feb
ruary, 1848, fled his petition in the Clerks Office
of the Court of Common Pleas for said county.
against them-whch petition is now pending,
wherein he demands partition of a tract Of land
containing 10 Acres OF land more or less. Known
and described by being part of the Northwest
Quarter os Section No, 81, Township No. H.,
and Range No. 10, situate in Fairfield county.
Ohio, of which the said Francis burst died seized
audIpossessed. Said cause will come on to be
heard at the next Term Of said court
C.sF. SHELTER,
ARorneyfor DemGndants.
April Z, 1s48. 6w4splS3,50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
JoHH M. CLARKE-
LOTTERY vENDER-WHEELINe, Va.
Presents TO his patrons the following brilliant
Schemes for April l84s.

( hARKE has been HeAder for the last fift.,en
Syears IN the Cities OF Ptisburg, Pa, Wbe.I
rug, Va, and Richmond. Va, and refers To the
Managers in proof Of the fact that he Aas soid more
LAnoE CAPITALS than any VeAder IN the U5.ited
States. CLARKE sold during tbeimonth of Feb.
ruary' ls4s. 81 CAPITAL PRIZES. large
and small. The Capital Of ss5, 900, HalfTick.
e., IL Alexandria, Class 19. drawn March a. Is4s,
was senl 10 Cincinnati. Ohio. Whole Ticket 23.
c % %; 'he Capital Of 8 o 900 in Alexandra.
MasI ass o arSwh January 95th, ls4s, was sent to
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

DIAMONDS IN NORTH CARoLINA.-The
Raleigh Register, says: ave, have been
presented by Beaumont, the intelligen,
correspondent of the Southerner, printed
at Richmond, Va, with piece of hexi.
BILE sand stone, found at the Linvile noun.
tain, in Burke county, the presence Of
which is said to be an unerring test that
there are diamons alb out"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
ImDOrtaMt 10 Farmcrs.

DR. SHIELDS COMPOUND, an unparrelled
IL cure for Spaven, Ringbone. Pole.evil und
Sprlns in Horses.
The above Medicine, compounded by the Gel.
ebrated Farrier, DR.. Shields, is believed TO be a
sovereign Remedy for the diseases above named
Those, who have diseased horses, will do well to
try it. For sale by w. S. BEATTY.
Greene's Corner, opposite Shefiers Hotel
Main Street, Lancaster Ohio. Price 81 per Bot.
tie with directions for using,
April 7, 1913. SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

THE TROUBLES AT CANToN.-The fol.
lowing says the Boston Journal, is an ex-
tract from letter received by mer-
camille house in this city, dated Canton,
Dec. 25:p
"Sir John Davis has given Keying to
the goth of January to write to Pekin;
and if the answer is not favorable, pre-
sumo operations of hostile nature will
commence in this part of the world. AL
most all the merchants here think there
will be war-that it is impossible for the
Chinese to accede to the terms of the
English"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
LANcAsrER, rriday. Anil Z. lele.

Dy IlEtgTupH-F0T he IanesUtlle C0urleT.
PHlLADELPHiA, April 4-94 P. NJ.
All the reports from the different cities show
no change in the markets. Dealers are holding
off for further foreign Intelligence.
Hon. Mr.. Black, NJ C.. from South Carolina
died at Washington, last night. His family arriy
ed in the city before his decease.
The Bremen Steamer Hermann put into Hall
fax on Tuesday last having broken her engine in
gulc.
CHlLLIcoTnE, April 4.
The price of Wheat is75079 C, Flour retails at
$3.50. Corn 30 022 in the ear 90 cs; shelled: Oats
22c; Barley 40045c; Flaxseed 7007jc.; Beans
50062 cents; Lard, cents; Bacon, Hogs round.
81 cents. -GGzette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

~ The Nashville Gazette, says:-
Some warm friends of Mr.. Clay are
are circulating call fora Clay meeting
in this city, We understand the call is
signed by upwards of thousand voters.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
EnRInnd and Frnnce.

The following conversation took place
recently in the House of Commons:
Mr.. Hume again rose and said-Sir,
wish to ask question of Ministers in
connection with the affairs in France
where new government has been es.
tablishcd. | wish, therefore, to ask Min
listers whether it is their intentionto to with
hold altogether from any interference
with the people of France, and to leave
them at liberty to choose what sort ofgov-
ernment they pleasel | simply ask the
question, if there is no objection to an
swer it.
Lord J. Russell rose amidst breathless
silence. Ihave no objection whatever
to answer the question. We have re-
ceived, of course, the intelligence gener.
ly known to the public of the change
which has taken place in France; and |
can assure the house-indeed, should
hardly have thought it necessary to de-
clare it--that we have no intention what
ever to interfere with the form OF gov
ernment which the French nation may
choose for themselves, loud cheers, or
in any way to meddle with the internal
affairs of that country. (Renewed cheer
ing from every part of the house.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

A VETEARN GoNE.-The' Rochester
Democrat announces the death, on the Sd
instant, at Hopkinton, N. H., OF Moses
Long, in the S7th year of his age. He
served in the revolutionary war, having
enlisted in the ninth Massachusetts regi-
ment, and fought at fort Stanwix, under
Gen Herkimer at Oriskany, under Gen.
Gates at Bemus Heights and in the battle
of Saratoga, and was one of those who
endured the terrible wintering at Valley
Forge. He fought also under Washing
ton in the battle of Monmouth.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
Corporation Election.

YWNHE qualified voters Of the Town of Lancas.
j ter are hereby notified 10 meet at the HALL,
in said Town, on Monday he l7th day of april
l948. being the third Monday in said mouth, and
when met elect according to law NINE TRUS.
TEES and a MARSHAL, for the ensuing year.
GEORGE SANDERSON, President T. c..
Lancaster, March 81, 1848 3w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
Dissolution Notice.

TENHE Partnership existing between the un.
IL dersigned, in the Tailoring business was
dissolved by mutual consent, on the 10Th of March,
l848 Accounts and notes OF the firm are lett in the
hands of H.. SPRINGER, with whom all settle
mens are to be made. HENRY SPRINGER,
JOHN FINKBONE
Lencaster, March 81, 1913 3w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

iIChtb S<U-OTlares 10 Proportion.
CLARKE offers greater Inducements IN a,lven.
lnrers by lhe Package than ever was offered by
any Fender in the United States A Certificate Of
Package OF % Whole Tickets, embracing ali The
numbers placed in the wheel in the above Bril-.
liant Lottery. and which is possible to draw the
hrst ilve Grand Capitals, will be sent for sIs5
)25 Halves, 400 so
NAA"S lo' % QnaHers, as 25
)25 Eighths, % Ia4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
Window Blinds.

SLAT of all widths aud colors
Y Also, Green, Straw colord aud figured oft the
Boston narrow Slat, together with a complete
stock of elegant Transparent Window Shades tc
be had at the Wall Paper Saloon of
A. McFADDEN,
Zanesville, March 81, 1348 2m47