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III. IN. Ar,,cIe If You have resolved "a

visit the gold dirgngs, do not neglect %
KNOWS irlendd Buffalo Robes. OF fur Coats answering
My purpose Of the wooen enkst TO which the,
are much peror being perfectly mpen trahe 10 the damp
they will te found useful and article IN
California. Price low. Call at the store OF" The
Halter. lls Fulton street. aud examine them.
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10 elecion cf Dress COMBS at sob
screr store variety beyond all doubt the greatest
In tie city among which will be found the Double pat
tern uoh admired Also be obtained, every article
appcrtanipg TO thu toilet. A. n J. SAUNDERS,
$50 Broadway, between Wahtr aud White Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23
Louisiana Election.

New ORLEANS November 81, 1S49.
The majority fer Walker, for Governor, is not far
short Of 1000.
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appointment of Charge TO Naples.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-A. NJ B.
1t is announced that MIR James NJ Power, Of Penn.
sylvania has received the appointment OF u s Charge
to Naples, vice Thomas w. Cbinp, resigned
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are suffering any Of the various difficulties peculiar TO
thor conhdentay consult DR. buener az his office,
a. Eas ay ~ w. where references aud testimonials
can Letters paid ana containing 81 viii secure
Dir L. attendance in the city Once hours from until H. and
from until ., daily. n. d. Deafness also cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

No 2 Broadway should be visited those who have any
With examine the best specimens Of this wonderful art ~
the eldest this line In America. You Judge with
any difficulty when the portrait 81 ffiend and
you will Ind many Of them there.
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for years so one of the Richccu RIVER Poiate phch
ade and cold exclusively BY j. Y SAVAGE " fultcn 81
vho has also choice selection OF fine gold and silver
Watches, which be will cell very low. watches and Cold
n rpfa ifcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

pedde No John street corner Broadway up stairs and
Try tte hs Adamantne Points 1hey warranted, in
t,cry respect the superior article IN the market
lie also repairs old pens takes them in exchange
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The News.

The CALEDONIA has not yet arrived at Halifax
She is now in her thirteenth day.
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xy,r, and Touuees -Ano,h.r ueda, I'M,

10 Wm Bachelor for the best Wigs and Tou
PEGS The public invited 70 inspect his style for
1850, at BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No. 4
Vail he keers the largest and best assortment in
the city. GorV the address,
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rhe irst aoId MrdnI nw.rd cd tn Dngner-
y, e. Mcintyre Respectfully Invites Pubiis

rco,ypes by American Institute awarded in tsvcr Of
NJ Brady Broadway and Fulton street, where
strangers and citizens invited 10 examine specimens
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attention to bis new Miniature Dssuerrsas Gallery, No oes
Broadway.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The following resolutions were passed at
meeting OF Charity Lodge. l. o. o. F. on the l4th
inst.
Resolved That we have heard with profound
sorrow of the death olbruther MASSEY. and while
we bow in humble submission unto this dispensa-
ton of providence we cannot bu. express our
deep greHat an event that deprives our order OF
a faithful Odd Feow--society Of honest and
useful citizen. and his family of kind and de-
voted protector.
Rpsoivpd That though our brother has been
cast dnwu in The prime OF manhood and the teI-
derest and holies Of earthly ties forever severed,
we are consoled with the confident belief, That he
has gone to the spirit land-that he has been cal
led from this earthly Lodge to that pure aud eter-
nal Lodge. above, "where the wicked to trouble
aud the weary are at rest
| Resoived. That in testimony OF sincere respect
for the sterling virtues of our amened brother and
| in memory Of his death. our Hall he dressed III
mourning and the members of Charity Lodge
| wear the usual mourning for thirty d'ys.
Pesolued That the thanks of lhisLodge he tender
ed Ia the brotherhood Of Cincinnati for that cheer
fn obedience to the heavenly teachings OF our be.
loyed order and in the ministries oi the last sad
duties ofOdd Fellowship TO the body Of our de-
4 parted brother.
Resolved. That the Secretary communicate
copy ofthe foregoing preamble and resolutions
To the family of the deceased, assuring them OF 3n
deep and heartfelt sympathy in this their snddel
and sorrowul bereuvment-and that copies bt
loryynrded TO the Editors of the Gazette and Eagtt
Ior publication. ,,
BENJAMIN REINMUND.
WILLIAM COOK
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
LANcAsrEa. Ffiday. bay IS. lsl0.
,nnEcrrD WEEKLY pr nskEAp Oorr.

By Teiegraph-For tie Ohio State Journal
CIxcISSArI, May Is.
Four-The market with moderate business
is 5 or cents in favor of the buyer. We quote
$3,650$3,7O. Grain. unchanged Whiskey de
nund fair at l43 cents Provisions-Sales OF sides
in bulk at At cents. Lard at 64 cents.
NEw YORK. May IA p. NJ.
Flour, Western at $4.560$480; Corn, Yellow
60 cents. declined. Provisions-M Pork $40,
25 Lard firm at 6O6a cents in barrels
Cattle Market-There were 1900 Beef Cattle IN
market to-day. The market was active. but pri.
ces are without much alteration About 400
were sold at from $70$9.2 W 100 lbs. Hogs,
Sales at 81 gross.
CLEVELAND. May l2-4 2. NJ.
Sales are; 1900 1900 and 1900 bush. Wheat
at 851c; 2O00 do 85c; 1000 bush. Corn 4Oac; 2OOO
bush do 4Oc; 1900 bush. do SOC: 80 bbls Flour "a;
25 bbs. and half White, Fish So aud si25.
PIrTsBURoH May IA.
Sales Flour at $3.620S3 SO from first hands. Of
Bacon Hams at 6064c. Sidesjc Shoulders 4O44'
nr Lard at 5SO64c, of Dried Peaches at $l,25.
aud Apples 6OO56c; Bacon is firm. Groceries dull.
CoLuMBU.. May Is.
Plour $3750$4 }9 bbl.. Wheat Csc; little com
ing in Corn 25c. Oats CSC. Rye 40c. Hams Gas
cents ~ b.. Mess Pork 50 }P bbl.. Whiskey Ice
}Y per gallon. New Orleans Sugar 5r06c by the
hhd., MolaSses 3lc P galon.-Joarnal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
May 4, l349
SALE OF REAL EsTATE
Z ORDER OF COURT.

BY ORDER OF COURT.
John A. Collins, Administrator OF tue Estate OF
David Rees, sen, deceased.
Us.
The Widow and Heirs.
10y virtue OF an order of sale tn me directed by
ID the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield
County, Ohio. will offer at public sale,
On monday the @Ist day Of May 1s4s,
before the Court House Door in Lancaster be-
tween the hours oil 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
p NJ, the following Real Estate OF David Rees,
seu., deceased to-wil: First part OF ln-Lot No.
IL in Square No. 8. Lancaster. Ohio. known us
the "Ckeckered Store House." subject to the
Widows lie estate in the whole thereof: The
above Lot will not be sold for less than Sl.5O0'
2ud--The following Lots lying in the sontlI
part Of the section of Land granted by the uhiteu
States to Ebenezer Zaue:
Lot No. IL, in the Plat of survey. SUBJECT 10
Dover. to be sold at not less than $500
Lot No. 10, same Plat, subject To DOVER 10 oe
sold at not less than $500. -.
The above Real Estute will be SOLD upon Tue
following terms:--o oDe-third tue purchase money
in hand. oue.third in one year and the remainlnf
third in two years, with interest on deferred
payments from the day OF sale.
JOHN A. COLLINS, administrator
Of4c Estate of DGrid Rees SEN, deceased
April 90, l84a $3.50 teS 'w'o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
will find beautiful variety OF Trimmings and a
large assortment ofartcles generally used by them
IRON AND NAILS.
Executors Sale.

SNllE Undersigned. Executors of the Estate Of
- JAcoB HUBER. deceased. will expnse to pub
sale, on Tuesday The 22d day Of May, l849, stthe
late esidence OF the deceased, in Pleasant towu-
ship, about six miles Northeast from Lancaster,
the following personal property. to-wit:
One Buggy and Dandy Wagon, Rifle Gun,
One Shot Gun, Loom and Weaving Gear,
Augers. Chissels, Cross Cut Saw,
Eight Day Clock / Copper Kettle. l Iron do.
u lot OF Dry Walnut Lumber. good article,
With variety OF other articles too numerous
TO mention. Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock AN
Terms of sale made known on the day OF sale
TUNIS p. ASHBRoOK, )r,,or,
JOHN FREED, '
May 4, l849. 3w5e
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18

Look at Him !..That fellow walking with that
lady, with his face all sores and pmpes IT he would
lust got hox or two of IiIpBARDs PrRVytNo PILLs, aud
use HlBBARD's LlQuiD SHAVING OIL he might have face
rs smooth and soft as the lady he s walking with.
word 10 the WISE &c These pills warranted superior
to Rnpeihs as purifiers Of the blood, and much cheap
er From to Two pills Is dose. George Kaufman
selling ofthese pills than any other Nearly every
family has rot them, hui family should he without them
Since the death Of the Rev. g. ihIard, the name of his
son Rufus f. bhard viii he the hox So that no lib
hards Pills are genuine unless the name of r. hhart
is oil each wrapper The miniature of the Rev b. ilb
bard will he upon each of the twenty-five and fifty cen
boxes 10 pills in the small boxes, twenty In the middle
size and forty In the larger.
The genuine Hhhard's Pills are for sale in Lnncasle
only by George Kaufman; Shaw, West Rushville:G.
Ried and E. Kalb East Rusville o. II. MPler, Somerse
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18

nWe shall put forth in few weeks the history of one
of the most singular result Ofhat great Characteristic Of
the American people. Goa which has
ever taken place in this country hsness Of one hun
dred thousand dollars per year built from nothing in The
short space Of four years We told that the sales OF
Vaughn ihoriripiic Mixurehe Great Amer
can Remedy have been brought TO their present enormous
rates four years only So famed is the article for It's sin
gunr medical properties that II Is used for ALL DISEASES
in all parts Of the world Agents tell wonderful storie
about Il, call on them, aud get pamphlet
See advertisement in our columns.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
AIleriG,s Sale.

In Chancery. Christopher Mayer vs. John M.
Big Glow. BY virtue of an order Of sale to me
directed from the Court of Common Pleas forFair.
field county, Ohio will offer and expose to sale
by public vendue and outcry, at the door of the
courthouse in Lancaster. on Monday the 18th day
ol June next, between the hours Of lOnclockA. VI.
and oclock Pm. ofsaid day. the following des.
cribed Lands and Tenements, to.wit--East hall
Of In Lot No. 2. in Square No. 8, Lancaster--Alsc
81 feet of of tho West part Of In-Lot No. 3, in same
Sauare--Terms OF sale cash in hand
FL OLIVER H. PERRY, Sheriff.
May ls, I849. 5wprfee$e
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
1hoTcra! Cholera! ChoJeraM

VXTE have put up medicines, with directions
wv for curing Diarrhea, which is the pre-
munitory stage of Cholera They are intended
for those who are remote from Doctor and for
Travellers. These medicines were put up by
the directions of an old physician who ised them
successfully in the terrible epidem1 OF 1899 and
1893. They are intended 10 be used until you
can get Doctor. Asyon value your lives. don't
quack. For sale wholesale aud retail ut
G. G. BECK'S Drug Store, Main.street
Lancaster, May l8. l840. Q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
ZanesviIle Iron WORKS.

NEWELL, DAVIS; JAMES Coz
Manufacturers Of IrOn' Nails, spiAsss Se'
TnHE Zanesvile Rolling Mill is now il full
! opeption, and making all sizes OF Iron, ofs
onal;ty euunl to that of any now offered in tho
Zanesvile market.
an the Iron of this company - s7arrGntsd and
n General assortment will. at all times, be found
nj the Store of T.. PALMEB n CO., where al
orders will receive prompt attention. Upon eve
~ bar Of Iron will be stomped the initials OF the
company, IN. D. J & Co. 80,
Zanesville, April 81, 1919 2mot
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
May 4. l849
la Fairfield Common Pleas
rlTION FOR PARTITION.

r.
NTATILDA Tibbs. Willis Tibbs. Sarah Ann
lNN Tibbs, Garret Minor Tibbs, Qnalls Tibbs,
Economy Tibbs Lafayette Tibbs aud Ellen Nor
timer. will take notice. that a petition was flied
against them on the 8 LIST day OF March A. D. l849.
in the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield coun-
ty. Ohio. by Francis Tibbs and is now pending.
wherein the said Francis Tibbs demands PTti-
tion of the following Real Estate, to-wit:
The Northwest Quarter OF observation-disclosures
of Section umberThrty- Six(36. )rownshlp num-
her Fourteen (l4) of Range number Nlneteen
Q9. y containing Forty Acres. more or less.
Aiso. tue Southwest Quarter of the Northwest
Quarterof Section No. 36, Township No. Ia.
of Range number Nineteen (l9,) continuing forty
Acres Aud the said Petitioner represents that
he is the owner by assignmentOfa a certain decree
in Chancery, in favor Of Christian Brandslatt rs.
Francis ribbs, deceased. rendered nn foreclosure
of mortgage on said premises, which in case OF
sale or otherwise, lie claims to have adjusted III
this proceeding The said Petitioner further sets
up that said defendant Ellen Mortimer contribu.
ted some $50 towards the purchase money ct said
premises. under some agreement with said Fran
els Tibbs, decensed. that she should have an ln'
terest to that extent in said land. Which matter
the Petitioner pravs may also he adjusted in this
proceeding And the said defendants will take
further notice. that ut the next term OF SAT-
Court. applicatiun will be made by the said Fran
els Tibbs for orders for Partiiion& of said pre-
misos. JOHN D.WiAnl IN
Solicitor for Petitioner
NAV a. I949 S5,25 6w52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18

rias and by the best of workmen.
He has recently added 10 his stock, n large as
sortment of TRUNKS aud CARPET BAGS.
A beautiful assortment Of BUGGY. CARRIAGE
and WAGON WHIPS, a variety of FLY NETS,
BRIDLES and COLLARS.
He has also on hand an excellent article of
HUSK MATTRESSES and SEA GRASS MATS,
made up in the hest and most durable manner.
Ii isnow admitted that he has on hand the larg-
est and hest assortment of work ever before kept
in this place. and he intends to be ready at oil
times to accommodate the public. with every thing
IN his line and Mt the loWest prices. Give him IA
ca and you will not go away without buying.
Lancaster, May II, 1919.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18

ALso-That valuable Tract Of Land, part Of
Section No. 81, Township No. Is, Range 10. in
Fairfield county, Ohio. on which said Thomas
Wright resided at the time of his death about one
mile North oI Lancaster, containing 1874 S2.l0O
Acres. and two Timbered Lots lying ou the East
side OF the Tract last named and East Of the Poor
House Road ench containing f-l0O acres each.
Also, Lot Of 3 25-l00 acres cOntoiung all excel.
lent Sand bank lying West Of Mount Pleasant
and East Of tile old Millersport roud. detached by
said road from the farm above named.
Terms Of Sale One third part Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, one-ilird thereof IN
one. and one-third in two years. with interest
from, the day Of sale. Immediate possession will
he given, subject TO the rights OF the present ten
unts, the purchaser 10 he entitled 10 receive the
rents accrung from the first day Of April
For information apply u the subscribers
JOHN A. FETTERS
SAMUEL WRIGHT,
Eze'tors Of he Estate Of Thomas IVright, deed
April 81, ls4e 1878 4wol
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
ZonesvilIe Cotton Mill.

TVNHE Zanesville Cotton Mill is now rhsking
and turning out with its new machinery gu
pnsobers OF Yarn-- Carpet chain. candle wick;;
coyerlet yarn, batting &c, and af quslny equai
TO That OF any now offered in the 1aaesvssle nh1'
kct. S4,,,..;. ';..,,,.,
80. ae can bold out Inducements 10 eelnto make
their II m purchases Of Yarn and batting u zapse
villo ,.sy
ZsnesviIls, April -. l84s Sm9l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
Medical Notice.
DIR. a. DAVIDSON.

DR.. a. DAVID SON,
RADUATE Of the University of Maryland.
OW nfleriwo years spent in active practice with
DR.. BGrsller, now tenders his professional servi.
ces to the citizens of Lancaster and vicinity
Always found at his Osice in CONNELL'S Row.
Immediately back Of the Old Public Offices and
two doors south Of the Eagle office.or at ShadFers
Tavern. May IL, 1919. Iyl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that petition will
~ he presented To the Commissioners OF Fair
field county at their next regular Session in June
praying for the following alteration ofthe county
road commencing at the corner OF the halt Sec
tion line between George Ruble. James T. Finch,
Joliu Shoemaker, William Rudolph aud Thomas
Jackson, thence on said line 10 Rock on the
lands ofWiiam Rudolph and Thomas jackson.
MANY PETITIONERS.
MAY 4. l349 4w53
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
E.Inte of Jacob Huber.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the und!ersign-
~ ed have been appointed aud qualified as
Executors of the Estate Of JAco1 HuBER' deceas'
ed late of Pleasant township, Fairfield County
Ohio All persons having claims against sad ~
tate are hereby notified to present them Legally
authenticated within one year from this date ana
those indebted to make immediate payment 70
JOHN FREED, So ~
May 4, l849. ..s.t 4wo~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
Ar hands 10 the Rescue.

NNRIENDS, we have advertised that we mnst
E' have our niuney once. We now readverilse
that we shall give M man more than sixty days
TO lift either note or book account which we may
hold against them They compel me to pay on
demand and the only way can do, will be TO
receive payment of amounts due me.
JAMES c. MACCRACKEN.
Lancaster. May 4. l849. 2m52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
nALL AND SEE.

1nHE undersigned respectfully begs leave again
" to call the attention Of the citizens Of Lam
caster and vicinity to his
Extensive Retail Grocery,
MAIRssTREET, LANCAsTER. OHIO,
Where will be found On szteasivs aSsOrtmsnf
Of every article in the Grocery line.
BEST RIO COFFEE, TEAS.
New Orleans aud Loaf SUGAR.
New Orleans and Sugar Honse MOLASSES,
Rice. Tobacco, Spices. Dry Stuts.
FLOUR aud BACON, Fish. Salt, Tar,
STONE AND GLASSWARE,
Bucket and Tubs. FRUIT. Candies, Candles,
Matches. Combs aud
AG9 G1UO9 or HOP1OI9o
The above named articles Only comprises y
part. He soliciis a c0niinnance and increase ri
patronage. assuring the public that no pains will
I've spared To please, both in price and quality
He is bound not To be surpassed in this market
AHarficles warranted. II not ms go0d,as repre-.
sented, the money will be refunded. Send your
Children. lie sells from one cent to Thousand
dollars. JOHN LYONS.
| Lancaster, May /. l8d9. 2ml
N. Is. His OLD SHOP still on hand, opeued
ms nsnal for the accommodation of the market.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
cuHwEms REvIslEa InbEx
70 THE OHIO Statutes

- 49, - y , - = ~ = NAs0e
I'm PRESS, and will shortly be puhushet,, ~
III visng Index TO lhe Statute Law Of Onin, shor.
ing the present state Of the law BY Indicating The
changes that have been made since The puhlicailon
Of Swans Statues With references TO the Ohio
Rspnns snd OCCASIONAL illustrations from osuei r.
p,,fis. BY u. T.. CGaN ~, Of The Dayton bar -
swans Siaues and Ihs General Laws Of Ohio,
from XL TO XLVll, are the bssis uf The work, and
the Eepeals, amesdmenls, and deeisiois of lhe So.
preme Cour, on eArh mage AID srciion Of these
volumes will hc poinIed oaI, so that The existing
law may be learned u glanre.
The lion. JoEFH n. ChASE says of ". "To aily
ole VIM has ,xpetrnred The trouble Of ascerainitg
the Plssrni state Of The Slalnie Law Of Ohio, The
proposed lndex Of Mr. CvRwEE will Offer relief.
II will, huk he found very convenient aDd useful.
From The DGyton Journal
"The wility and convenience al such wnh
nred hsrll, he ufscd Upon the Ohio Bar, and We
Hie acquainted with no ono better qualified Than
NT CCR~gS for is nrpam'lonn
the l.rgislatws Of Onin have ordered four Hsou-
sand copies Tor The Of Justices Of The peace and
clerks OF the Cour,.
The work is pruIed with new type, on fine pa
per, in the same ST, le As hp Grnera Laws, viii be
bound im half ealher, aud ready for delivery about
the middle OF Nav.
ME-. CURwEN. Dayton, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
E.totc of :. p. Buchanan.

MI Office is hereby given, that the uud5ersignI'
~ ed has been appointed and qualified as Adj
ministllltor of the Estate of STEPHES T. BucHAE,
AN, deceased, late ulFuirfeld County, Ohio All
persons having claims against said Estate are here
by notified TO present them legally authenticated
within one year from this date, aud those indept
ed to make immediate TO
JONATHAN CoULsoN, Adntor
NAV 18 l849 4WZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
MWEl@NNAGa

MARRIED-On the 10th inst, by the kev.
Granville Moody. MIR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
and Miss AMANDA. daughter Of Mr. Thomas
Hnnter all OF this county. ---
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
ST. Iol,n.s Church.

On Sunday Morning next. the 2Otn inst. ny
Divine permission, there will be IA Sermon preach
ed in the Episcopal Church on Confirmation, or
Laying on of hands" May lS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
A Word in your Ear.

TH HOSE indebted to me will take notice that
~ am now settling upmy old accounts.
wish every one, without exception, 10 call and
settle by cash or note. JOHN N. LITTLE.
Lancaster, May ! |, 1919
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
GENERAL NOTICE.


THVHE subscriber still continues 10 manufacture
j. at his Old Stand. on Wheeling Street. in hH
hOnse knopn as The A,uold Tan Yard property.
every varietyo
WAGONS AND BUGGIES.
These articles win always be kept on hand.
ready for Ironing They will be manufactured
of the best materials and in the very best manner
REPAIRlNG always done upon the shortest
notice. in the hest manner,& at reasonable prices.
RWM SO 4YMR Sa2
The subscriber has also on hand. at the same
place "A large lot Oft Erie. Pennsylvania Pumps.
There is no patent abOnt these. They are mo-
delled after the old-fashioned Pumps and are wa'-
ranted FIRST rate article.
The citizens of Lancaster and Fairfield county
are solicited 10 call and examine his stock. He
will do his utmost to give general satisfaction and
deserve a share of public patronage.
WESLEY MOODY.
Lancaster. May 4. l849. 3m52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
From the south.
Fruit.
Ropes and COrdngc.

A NY thug you want from Fish Line To the
IN Tow Rope. Oae Reel OF Cotton ClOihes-line.
GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster. May IL. l849