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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

9-The Rev 2. A. Beach, Pastor of the first Presbyte
ran Church, Homer Licking County Ohio, writes under
date ofMay s. 1917 that NJ, of Homer has suffered for
years from Constipation Of the bowels been for Is months
confn ed to his bed, suffered most excruliang pain,
from slcturcs in the ntesncs, has had only the al
vice of lhe best medical in tile county but his case
was reported to the Medical Convention Of the State
Ohio discussed for two hours, committee appointed to
makea prescription: ii was administered without the
slightest benefit resulting. rhe Rev gentleman adds hal
the lithontrplic tried good effect Immediately pro
duced 10 the asionsmcnl of every one who has known
the case ond the patient under the effect of the third
bottle feels satisfied that cure will he the result Again
has the Faculty of Ohio been satisfied that Vanghns We
geiahle LhhonirlpcMhture.I 1.-THE Great American Remedy
has virtue TO them unaccounlabe. Reader see our col
unns for advertisement.
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To VVatchlmakers & Dealers

In Jewelry, Cutlery and Variety Goods.
II AVING moved into our new store, No. 1870
Main ST., Cincinnati, under the CONNER.
cal Bank, we are now opening our Fall Stock,
consisting in part as follows:
Gold and Silver Watches.
Fine and Common Jewery Spectncles,
Spectacle Glasses Accordeons, Pistols,
Rnzors, Knives and Scissors;
Fine French and Yankee Brass Clocks;
Vous aud Violin Strings;
general assortment of Watchmakers' Tools,
and materials, Sc. SC. Of our own direct impor-
tatinn and purchase from the original manuiac-
turers, and oil which we will sell at as low prices
as ans house in the country. DUHME & co
Cincinnati October s. l84g-Gatens 3m22.
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Chr MarItrts.
LANCASTER, Friday, November 10. lS19.

BY TeAgrdPh-F tie ZanSeviIe Courier.
New YORK. November 49,
There is good homie aud Eastern demand for
Flour with some shipping inquiry, without change
in prices. $4,G80S4,93 being tile range for com
mon, mixed and good Western
There is buta moderate business doing nWheat
at previous rates.
Corn is III fair request at 65fb6G cents for
mixed and yellow, Western and Ohio.
The market for Pork is firm and prices have
ali upward tendency.
There is no new feature to notice in tile mar
ket for Sugar Coffee or MOlasses.
There has been less done in Tobacco than for
some time. Sales of Whiskey at 27I cents.
At the CattleMarket yesterday l400 head were
offered 800 head Southern and remainder New
York State Sales at $6 to $775 Tile Market
closed with perhaps 700 head left ovet,
BRIGHToE (near BOSTON, CGrTLE Market,
Nov. 8 At market tIhring the week, 1900 beef
cattle, 1000 sheep and lambs 700 swine, and SO
cows aud calves.
PRlCEs.-Beef cattle.-A few extra sOll o. So;
LIST quality S. IS; Cd quality s.
Cows and Calves-l8. 90, %, %, 81 "a S34.
Sheep and lumbs Il 81. l75, a s. 25, as in
quality.
Swiue.-At wholesale, 81 o. 44c; at retail, 440
jc.-Fat hogs, DC.
By Telegrapk-F Tie Ohio Stale Journal
NEw YoRR, November IA.
Flour and Corn dull-no change in price
W heat in fair demand.
CINcINHATI, November IA
The warm weather has suspended packing
operations.
CHILLIcOTHE, November 10.
The price of Wheat, Is 50 to 100 cents; the price
OF Flour, made of New Wheat, is $$45O-from
Old Wheat is $50; Corn, in ear, 10 "a 90 cents;
Oats 2jc; Barley 4O045c; Flaxseed 75c. Beans so
06O cts; Lard 506t cents Bacon, II. R.,5b cts
Zanesvie, Hooking Kanawha and Lake Salt 81
870$2, 90; CIoverseed 1850. Hams 10 to l2bc.
Eggs l0c. dozen, Butter l2ic. Cheese cents
tB@We learn that several large lot of Hogs
have been purchased by the packers at $2,OO0
81 22j-DaiLy Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

@As virtues hrive upon a putrid
carcass so gossips feast when they gain
access to rotten character.
Ia There are 7O,7O7 parents in Ken
lucky, and 1872, 800 children.
~ Blessed are they who do not adver-
tise. for they shall rarely be troubled with
customers.
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UYGI@NAAGo

MARRlED-On the 25th ult.. by L. w. Bah
bit. Esq, Mr. ABRAHAM SlNlfT TO Miss RO-
SANNAN BURLINGTON.
On the 9Th inst, by the same Mr.. AARON A.
KAGEY to Miss MARY L. MAUK, all Of Walnut
township.
On the 4lh inst, by L, Simmons. Esq, MIR.
JOHN II. NEFF to Mis- ANN NJ. HISCHE.
On the | lth inst, by the same Mr.. ELEMUEL
CIlANEY to Miss NANCY BOWERS all of Fair
field county.
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Liner Complaint, Erysipelds and Rhea-
m0iiSR Cured.

RAYwIcK MAEiOS Co. Ky, May 81, 1919
Mr.. &. II. FGRRELL-Dear Sir: Your Lni
meut is selling very well and doing "A vast deal of
good among the people. 1t has cured bad case
of Erysipelas, and another of Pain in The Breast.
lady, who was confined to her bed for several
months with Liver Complaint and Affection ofihe
Heart, was entirely cured by the Use of your Ara
bian Liniment She said the doctors could do
her no good. 1t has beeh applied to fresh cut
aud cured il in a shot time | have been afflic.
ted with Rheumatism for long time. and inst he
fore vet spell it pained me so much that had
no peace all day; and in the night commenced
bathing and rubbing with your LiuiIneut and be.
fore | was done rubbing the painreased.
JOHN BUCKMAN.
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Goods for GcntIemcn,s Wear

1nn Pieces of French and American Cloths
lOO aud Cassmeres; lj0 pieces Of Satinets
aud Jeans; Plain and Fancy. CashfGere and Silk
Vestngs; Black aud Fancy six Crnvais; Woollep
and Cotton under Shirts anI Drawers for sale by
LITTLE Il DRESBACHS.
Lancaster October 3 lSi9 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

ii. G. Farrelps Arabian Liniment.-Farmer
will rejoice to know that at last they procure ar
Gle which they MAY depend upon all times in curing the
various ailments of CATTLE such sweeny stiff complaint,
dsenper gals, wounds, sprans mange farcy, partial
blindness, sore eyes ameness from sprans loss of joint
water or contracted corns &C. The article referred is
H. G. Farres Arabian Lminenl, tile hest medicine ever
discovered hoth for man or beast See advertisement
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

DISAPPOINTED. One hundred and lhit-
ty disappointed Irish emigran;s, sailed
for home on Thursday from New York.
They came out last spring, and most likely
have clung to the city, instead ofgoing to
the country for employment.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

Course OF THE GULF STREAM. "A coaco
nut tree has been lately drifted ashore on
the Island of Valenta, near Kerry, Ire
land another proof that he Gulfsiream
after running along the Ame rican coast,
sets across the Atlantic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
Gsl0Yes aud N0serY.

1 AIDES Black and ColoreI FancySik Gloves;
/ 4 Merino aud Cashmere de-; Black and Cord
Kid do; Misses aud Boys do Of every discliption
Ladies' Black Cashmere aud Lambs Wool Hose!
a complete assortment Of Gentlsmen's Gloves and
Hosiery; n large assortment Of Woolen Comforts
aud Hoods for sale cheap bv
LITTLE e. DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October 5, 1919 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

ever before opened in Lancaster. which they 0f
Ter to the citizens Of Fairfield aud adjpiniUg com
lIes nj Wholesale or retail, al prices very low
indeed.
Their Stock has been manufactured and select
! ed Will particular relercDce o. this market aud
lhey can truly say that they have the most exten.
SVe assortment, at prices as low, if not lower
than any other rcstablismentiD this secloi Of Ohio
Their Clothing are not purchased from. or man.
uiactured by Jews, nor Is the Goods from which
they are made Bought at auction:but they are pur.
chased ior the cash. from the most extensive i'm.
P0rters aud manufacturers in the United States
aud their motto shall at all times be Iarge sales
and small profts.
They feel willing and ready. at all times. 10
warrant every article sold and il found defective.
upon returning IT, will make it good or exchange it
The time for blowing is past aud all they
wish Is to submit tie quality, make aud prize ol
Their G0nds to candid public aud as proof nl
what they say, they earnestly solicit all TO call
aud examine their Clothing. lor they will at all
times be Happy 10 show their Goods aud give the
prces,sO that they may be compared with others.
so COME ONE And AID,
who wish tp purchase their winter clothing, and
save your money, by buying at lower rates than
you haye ever done heretofore and as low as any
body else DARE sell Them, he they Jetg or Geatile
They hare made arrangements By Ehick neg
ran supply country dealers 10 any amo,int al he
iO'5c@ Net1 York prices.
Among tieir Stock, MAY be found every arti.
Gle Of wearing apparel. necessary To complete a
genllemans wardrobe.
Their Stock is too large to give full descrir
lion, suffice it 10 say that it comprises over 1000
Garments of every color style and finish. worn
at the present day, such as Black. Blue. Grey
Brown and Drab Blanket OVER COATS
| Black. Brown. Olive Invisible Green Grev and
Drab Cloth and Mohair OVER COATS, all lined
well for Winter
. Black, Brown IOve;and Grey Cloth and Tweed
/ FROCK, DRESS, ,SACK and b BUSINESS COATS
oi every price and quality, which canuot fail to
please. "a doz. CLOAKS, different prices
large lot Cloth Tweed and Blanket COATS
line assortment Metahc CHM Coais, Capes
and Ooer-haais. Of a new style
! PANTALOONS, Of the latest and most fashion
able styles, Of Cloth Cashmere. Tweed. Cassi
net Gberater Mkt, Corderoy. &c, at prices
Which will asonsh all
VESTS, Of Satin, Silk. Cloth, Wool, Velvet
Vdlences Cashmeres. &c. in fact Of every style
hue aud texture, 10 suit tile taste of tue mos
tastideOus
Boys Clothing Of all sizes and kinds,
Together with dOz. Muslin. Nett, Check
Calico, Flannel and Hickory SHIRTS
90 doz Nett, Canton Flannel, Cotton and twill
ed DRAWERS;
Also, handkerchief Crayats. Gloves. Bosoms
Collars, Stocks. Suspenders, Jocks, Comforts
&c &c very low
They also keep on Ifaud, a large and beautiful
isSorllheht of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. VEST
lN(iS aid TRAININGS and hnva In ,ba;r a,,,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

A Coop HIT.-The Madison Courier,
remarking upon the rage of the public
for newspapers containing an extra a,
mount of reading matter, says, "If read
ing matter alone be the object. they will
find enough that is new to many of them
IN tie Bible; and it is good reading too"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

To the Public.-We call special attention 10 the ad
vertisement of "IIoWEs SHAKER sARSAPARlLLA,T In
our paper to-day, The superior merits ofte Shaker prep
Grafton ofihis best Of all medical plants is rapidly becoming
known aud will long he the only one in use For SALE
by H. sCOTT Maln Street opposire the Teegrnph office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
J. Lehman's Book store.

TNHE undersigned has for sale at bis New Book
Store, one door East ofIhe Hooking Valley
Bank a variety of Bibles and Testaments, large
and small. plain and gilt; good supply Of school
Books aud blank Books; also Theological, Medical
aud Miscellaneous books selected with care and
Stationery of good quality.
To the above may by added, Publications of
the American Bible, Tract, and Union Sabbath
School Societies,
JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, October 5, l849 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
MAGIC LLNIMENT
BOOTS AND SHOES.

0ACASES Boots and Shoes, warranted as
lOO good as any manufactured in the United
States. consisting of Mems Kip and Calls Wa
ter Proof Boots and Shoes; Boys and Youth s do;
asplendid assortment of Ladies and Misses, Mo-
rocco and Seal Ties, Slippers, Boots, Caters aud
half Caters, Children's Shoes, Metallic Gum and
Buffalo Over Shoes for sale cheap by
LITTLE g. DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October 5, 1913 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
FIVE OTTER CAPS.

The Caps 're OF all sizes for men aud boys, Of
yarons styles. and made Of Cloih, Push oil
Cloth, Muskra,. Netier Sea! aud Otter
1t can safely be said that the assortment. style
aud finish have never been cqnaed in this place.
The long attention Of the subscriber Il, this part.
cnlar business and hi- extensive acquaintance
with Dealers and Manufacturers in the principal
cities OF the UlIon, have enabled him to make the
best selections aud at the most reasonable rates.
TIE Stock Is Jor sale, aud the public will iud it
10 their advantage to call and see before purchas.
ing elsewhere. 1t can safely be said that in price
qualify, variety aud elegance he Stock Is not sur
yosSed in Cenlr0t Ohio,
TO MERCHANTS AND MATTERS.
The large Stock on hand oilers superinr induce.
ments In those whe may wish TO lay il d supply
aid the subscriber will accommodate Haiiers aud
Merchants, at wholesale, upon very reasonable
terms. R. FIELDING.
Lancaster, November Q l349 90
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To the Creditors of the Estate of
Frederick Slough deceased.

0NHE subscribers have been appointed by the
III Court of Common Pleas OF Fairfield county
Commissioners on the Estate of FREDERICK
SLOUGH deceased, represented insolvent The
period OF six months, from the date Of this notice,
is allowed Creditors to bring III and prove their
claims against said Estate. The Subscribers will
attend to the duties of their said appointment at
the Office Of DR.. J. B. Potter, in Canal Winches-
ter j. Is. POTTER,
JACOB SLOUGH.
Octobes 2G, | $40 aw25
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Dentists

A RE respectfully informed that have large
IN supply Of material, comprising all varieties
of Teeth Gold and Staniel Foil Instruments. &c.
which will be sold low as in any city in The Union.
Call aud examine. M u. KREIDER.
Lancaster August TO- 1919. IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

SnPerior and cheaper than any stock ever before
offered 10 the citizens o: the county.
The following schedule indicates but portion
OF The assortment; Of each description there ore
large quantities:
Brown aud Back Plush CAPS
Mohair Brown do do
Mens Hupgarian aud Algoma do
Stephens Diamond Fronts do
BnclIand aud Jolmsnh do
Star Cloth and TraDeHing do
NEW STYLE HAT CAP.
Otter, Mnskrat and Seal LAM&RTINE do
Velvet Bands aud Victoria Tm.haus.
Mems Sandwich and Albert CAPS
Rlnggold aud Rough aud Ready d,
Panama aud Polish do
Also, all Kinds "f SILK and COMMON Oil
CLOTH CAPS. And an assortment of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
New 4 Fashionable Dress Goods
Lancaster. October 5. I8l0
Trimmings and Fanty MILL
imer tsOGd2

A LARGE Sisotment of bonnet Ribbons,
n Plain Mantua do Velvet and Silk Dress
Trimmings; Buttons and Gimp Fringes of all CO.
lors for Trimming Dresses and tapes; Black silk
Lace; Cotton, Linen and Iaconet Laces aud In-
serings, Silk and Agate Buttons far sdle BY
LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster October 5, I949 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
John Barloon e. $500 John Welsheimer $l.0O
Daniel Arney..... l:20 Jncob Beck. ...... 300
Stephen l.. Wright 1920
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To the Creditors of Wendell
Strentz,s Estate.

0N the 1lth day of October, A. D. l849, the
~ Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield county,
declared the Estate of WENDELL SrREsrz, de-
ceased, to be, probably, insovent Creditors are
therefore required 10 present their claims against
the Estate, to the undersigned for allowance.
within six months from the time above mention
cd, or they will not be entitled to payment
JOHN A. HEBERLING,
MARTIN BISH,
Administrators Of The Estate Of Wendell Strent=
October &c, l849 4w25
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ROAD NOTICE.

NToTICE is hereby given, that petition will
Y be presented to the Commissioners Of Fair
field county, at their regular session. on the first
Monday OF December next, praying for the vaca
ton of SO much of the county road, lending from
Amanda, in Fairfield county, to Tarlton, in Pick
way county, as runs through Section No. H. in
Township No. 10 in Range No. 20; beginning at
the half section corner, on the North side OF said
Section and running from thence South to the hall
section on the South side thereof.
MANY PETITIONERS.
October &c, 1349 4w25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
Strawberries.

II HE undersigned Agent for "Griggs' Bristol
Nursery" respectfully announce that he has
a large supply of the inimitable 'HoUey's Seeding
which are offered for sale on more
terms than they can be bought else
where. The plants are fresh and vigorous Now
is the time to set them out il you wish to eat the
luscious fruit next June! Call and examine.
The plants are put up in moss and can be sent
to any part OF the State by stage or Otherwise
Full instructions for planting, &C., accompany
each 100 plants. M. .. KREIDER
Lancaster, September 81, ls49 81
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nOWc's Shaker SarsapariIIa
MpOUND:

sT1 500 TT sole A sut tor ai,beld Co,,,v
Ill q Office opnisiie th. Trlrg.,pb tJaTr.. Main
>lert, Lancaster, Ohio.
Warranted TO he IN. pur,,t. Cdraoes, and hes,
Sarapa,tlia Comnoupd r. YER OFFERED IN ne
public Il is uurelv yegetsbl,. ami h,ghiy rec,1in-
mended by The Medic Al P,offs,iou ,b1oulnou The
Ns.rru no,h. as tn. hes, uu,i6e, nj ,Ss RIood
ever AnpYn. and for e,iec,in, a nrtnsuen, crre of
The fpjjo,i,g n d,sea,.,.
Cu.rn,Iion and Ji.esses oC The LUNGS. Sal,
Rbyum. IA, Worn T.u,, ScaId Head D,orsv
S,ur,r,. WHINE svenn,,s K,o,s Ey;l NsuraIgia
Afertinrs. Femal, w ,knes. and Ors,tar,in,s.
Bao.nne... Ne,vors D,,-,s4s Larouo, F,in,;ng
Srn,,t,n :. Low S,,r,,s- Dsspondenev S,yooning'
Epurp ir i,s. Couyus,ou,. Loss of Annet,,e. G,v.
era u. Billy oftbe ?, sirm, Dyspepsia and Liver
Aifrc,ir,,s y hicb lead IN Intermittent and Re,n;,
teu fsyrts. Fever and A,ue. BIl,ons Fsysrs 6c
IL /, rr,,carI, HARMLESS. and may be ad,,inissrsd
10 II. r.o,,s Il; Inc v,,y VOL oC ,;cts.. =,
10 Tie ms, belnle,, infants. U,out doir, the
mil,v.
rliE SICR& &AFFLICTED are assu,ed that
the SHAKER PREPARA rIDN Of SARSAPA
RIl.LA !. the only on. reeomrr,ii,ied by Phv.i.
read ,be iem,,Ts ind IN, adyics g,ysn m ,ne nam.
phler; 10 sud, th.ir own case, 10 learn their avn
constitution. They viii then be able to see wbe,n,
llip Shaker SaTsaDartlia aunlIcghP
dridudl case. II such be their conclusion, lose
not moment IN commencing ils use fdplays only
tend to increase the disessrl but perseveIe aud the
happssl results VIII undoubtedly follow.
We have gGGe 10 great expense in having cnt
superbly flushed STEEL ENGRAVING, on which is
represented the Head OF one OF The Sect Of Shakers.
Therefore wc CAUTION The public that none are
genuine that have not the engraving as described,
on the out side wrapper We should also desTe
this fart 10 he particularly noted, that HOWE'S
SHAKER SARSAPARliLA COMPOUND is
put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLES,
with The words "DoCrna HowE's SHAKER sARsEpA.
RILLA, NEW YnGS,'' Jio'rn on He glass.
| The bottles are wrapped up in blue Wrappers
Steel plate engraving, With a Shakers head rep
resented on it, as above noted, on Tie outside. aud
Al the bottom of The label lac simi!e OF DocroR
| lIowE's signature.
BE particular iu seeing that the boules are put up
as above described; you will then guard against
counierleits, proirrt yonr own heal b. aud prevent
the reputation Of this great remedy from being iu-
| jured 0y Unfair and dishonest means
Full SIZED QUART BOTTLES ron 81 on six FOR IS.
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STATEMENT OF
Fairfield County Savings institute

S1I7 ,031 81
The November dividend has been declared and
is now ready to be paid to Stockholders.
c. F. GARAGHTY Cashier.
JACOB GREENE, President. 3w26
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NEW SOCK OF GOODS
Ar THE
G r E A r w ESTE z N .

~ ~ - a = W - - \ II ~ ~
OUR old Stock being cut down to d mere no
" thing. we are now ready to offer to the peo.
pie. "A lot OF NEW aud SU UBST4NTIAL GOODS
well assorted, ten per cent cheaper than any of
our neighbors. Why Because they credit for
long time while we sell only lor the really pay
gel onr money and make twenty per cent out oi
tsome times) before they get their pay for Goods.
Our Stock is now again complete.
Every attention was given in purchasing to
buv only, When we were satisfied bargains were
obtAined, and are therefore ready To give our
customers thc same; if on trial voH d. not find
our statement correct, we win not complain if
you do not buy.
It is part OF our business TO exhibit oltr Goods
and it always gives us pleasure 10 do So. only
look at our Stock before you buy.
FOR THE LADIES.
Ladies' will see with us Cashmeres, Nous de-
LANES and otlier fancy Dress Goods Of the latest
style. almost as cheap as Calico.
! The Calicoes are OF the richest patterns. and
in buying, we were careful to get only those
which were good cOlors.
| The Hpacas are cheaper than ever. and some
we know you will say are every thing that is
nice when you see them. Black Alpacas of rich
Iustre and tiue, for only hiaysevea and half
cents per yard. sold by all on the street for half
dollar. Ribbnns are here of all kinds, from the
rich heavy scalIoped just in style to neat heavy
Ribbon sold for twelve and half cents and fur
ther we did venture 10 buy few patterns Of the
richest Silk you ever laid your eyes upon
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Gentlemen. there IS large Stock of Cloths at
the Great Western, and they hre right, cheaper
than erer; any priced coat yon may want eau be
bought there. and when you get it and wear it
you will say il is worth the money. Our Saitinets
and Cassmeres are as You would desire, from the
plain, cheap substantial Goods which delights
our hard-fisted boys to the latest dandy touch
now seen figuring in our eastern cities.
You all know onr house has never been in the
habit Of putting We told you this spring we had
bought but small stock; we now say we have a
large stock, call and seeit
Maccracken justly celebrated for paying the
highest prices for grain. will be on haud at all
times with us, with the best of money to buy
your grain;and any Butter, Feathers, or any thing
we can sell again. we will willingly take from
you in exchange for Goods.
We are indeed thankful for the very liberal
patronage we have received aud would beg con.
tnuance of the same
CRAWFORD & JULIAN.
| Lancaster, October L., 1919. 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16
Prepare for wet Weather..

EUST receiving from New York an assortment
- of METALLIC RUBBER GOODS. superior
quahty-amoug which are the following:
Ankle Boots Saddle Bags Gun Cases
Quarter Boots Pea Coats Lesgins
Knee Boots Baby Jumpers Canes
Uiers shortBootsHorse Covers Cap aud Cape
Lie Preservers Pants Cushions
Beds Pillows Cres'nt Canteens
Mittens Gents Gloves Bnptismal Pants
Carpet Bags Wading Boots Ladies' gai. Boots
Men's0vershoes LadiesOvershos sTobacco Wallets
Teeth Rings Suspenders Breast Pumps
Nipple Shells Syringes ArtifchlNiPPles
Balls Door Springs Bottles, sc &c
These Goods are offered on reasonable terms.
NJ. u KRElDER.
Lancaster. October 10, 1S49 "a