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Class No 2.
Delivery 10 be commenced or before July ISL and 10
be completed by September Isl, next
$50 running ieet best foundation stone; each stone 10
contain IL TO Is cubic feet
$50 running feet Of coping stone from feet TO frti
6inches w'e and Al least feet long, In all about ca
perch.
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SCROFULA CURED.
THREE CIIlLDR EN-

This certificate conclnsvey proves thai this SARSAPA
RlIA has perfect control over the most obstinate diseases
Of The blood Three persons cured in house npre,
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nS- TAKE NOTICEi--The Canton Tea
Company the egelisirs vendors OF the SUPERIOR
Black Tea called iowQUA'sAIIxTURE.n Theyintro
dnced In America IN s0--and every other person
honfe protesting sell the AT nll-muGh less at
lower The nnwary HE public hennelves
win perceive by comparing The spurious with the genuine
" iIowquan yended by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package Din addition TO is containing hH eeisar
independent Of the wrapperJ beara the stamp nsafhess
anil elegance and the Teas orne lilly secured
from light and air that their quality and power viii remain
unimpared In any climate.
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
AT TRMPLRMAN's Hook store
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(ynsa No. Il.
i O0D do PM inrh Flat Bar iron
100 feet 2lXA I" do do DO
~ do liX3S q 10 do io

Glass No. H.
To be- delivered as required
2i0 barrels Of good sharp building sand
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YOUNG LADIES. READ TINS.

yon who have Pale Complications Duh Eyes, Blotchea
The Face, Rough Skin, or Freckes, and are 'oui Of sp
ris,'' use boe or Two Of d.. ToWNSEND'S SARSAPA
RIlLA. II will cleanse the Blood, the Freckef
AMI Boiches, and give yon an,aon sparkling eyes fns
spirits and beautiful compile xion-all Of which oi Ia,
nienae vnliie TO UNMARRIED LApIRs.
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TIIE EDrTlR

JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor Of Tho Railway Rembll
.,pdplished the above certificate, and IN an edi
t,rial as follows
no The aiccess OF DIR. ToWNSEND'S PREPARA
TON OF SARSAPARlLIA appearsto be one 81 The moia
extraordinary character We publish day certificates
y us behalf one from Capt Mclean, Of ia town, and
from The Rev. Mr. White 81 staten Island, u prtcma
well known in Railway, Capl Mclean believes lie n,r,i
cine 10 have saved his life and Mr. White enter
tain an equally strong confidence IN lis efficacy. Intelligent
men like There would mol praise strongly what they lid
moi fully believe To BIZ deserving
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE l9s FULTON STREET, N. Yat
Sun Building
DIR T w DyOTT 4 SONS, GRsRnAL Aorsrs No
~ North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Agen, for Washington City, CHARLES STOTr DRra.
usr, corner 7ih street aid Penn. Avenue
u5- Also, for sale BY Driegista generally
10 NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT TIP IN THE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND nIaNRD wirn wnirrsa aiaas rpas Of
: r. TOWNSEND, AND ms NAME BLown W rms alAhs
nt- ID n. ID OFT. In
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR ToWNSEND'S SARSAPARII.LA is a sovereign
remedy for incipient CONSUMPTION, and Tor the
general PRESERVATION 81 the system matter whether tt
result oinherenI case or causes, produced by rregulay
illness, accident,
Nn6ing be surprising than iia nvigornrng 81
the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
sitde before taking IL al once become robust and fill
energy under lis influence II Immediately counieraca the
nervelessness Of the female frame which R the great
Of unhappness.
Il will not be expected OF ne, IN Of delicate ma
lure, exhibit certificates Of performed bn we can
assure The afflicted that hundreds ocases been repor
ted TO us.
CoxnAcKIR Sept a. 1886.
DR. T0wNaENp-To all whom this may conceri,-Thjs
IS certify that my wife used bottle o. your SARSA
RARliLA previous 10 critical event, under the
alarming and delicate circumstances being troubled with
The drOpsy swelling Of the feet nervous acOna and very
much debiated; with my persuasion, aud The recommcn
dalton Of those who had used IL she induced to try IL
with little alih and suffice II 10 say, the medicine
had the happy and desired effect not only during the said
period but after the expiration o week of III the
drnpsy and affection gave way astonishing
degree, and her health Ia now better than had been for
long time previous,
u this viii be Of any service TO you, any one who
doubts the success Of the medicine, you are entirely wei
come TO u.
snbsrrhe myself your most obedient and obged servi
E.it - 8 JAMESON y
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2, long handled Shovels
" No brass wire Sleeves
" " do do do
a % do 10 d,
ream fue Sand Phpei
do do Emery do
l01 pounds White Chalk
10 do Ned do
40 do Gum Shellac
20 do Flour Emery
20 do N Cut do
- do ID do do
% do beat Shoe THREAD
aU) do Tallow
10 do Rotten Stone
. do pumce Stone
DO Scntch Stone
do fine Sponge
200 do Oakm for wlping
W siieD Bellows Leather
" do heavy Harness Leather
sdozeD Corn Brooma
do Hickory do Il
l.. do double DufisTa
do ground Paint Brushes (ooD
10 do do Tools (So %
do White Wash Brushes 40 Euott)
Palette Knives, u ms, In blades
Putty Knives
email Paint Mill
: bis fonrorcondemned -four for f,undry nee
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Glass No. ~.
oco bnshelsbps maple charcoal ohe delivered asreqnir
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RnEuMATIsM AND PILES.

SEPTEMBER l6, 1916
DR. TowsrRND--Dear Sir-My wife has been, ior seve
raj years afflicted with Rheumatism She has irie, many
different remedies obtain relief but all no pnr
pose SHE was finally induced by seeing your adyeriise
ment TO give your SARSApARIlLA Trial, ! was also
together with la my employ badly troubled with
he Piles by using small quantity oil your Sarsapa
rilla, complaint was completely cured consier IL
one ol tbs Of medicines aud would advise all who a,s
afflicted 10 give ia irial. I'M
GARRrT GARRABRANT,
l22 Market street, Newark
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Glass No. A.
lh3 Tons No. |, Amer can Grey Pic Iron
Class No 8
To be delivered as required
80 Darrels Of Lime.
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILJ 4!

MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT put up quart bofss Il ssir times
csnper, peasaneI, and warranted superior any sold
cures diseases, without ronffns pnsias, sieheng or
Inc great beauty and superiority q this ssrsapara
dsease, IL nyigorates the body.
1T HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 1900 cnREs
THIS YEAR.
1000 cures OF Rheumatism.
900 cures Of Dyspepsia.
$500 cures Of General Debility and IEmi Of Nervous
1901 l ;s eeai"s, and over 1900 cures Of Ds-
Ulcers scrofa, erysIpelss, aalt rhenm pnples on the
lace, 40, &c together with cases conslImp.
non, liver complaints spinal affections This,
pyscanr and agents from all parts OF The United States
Informing ~ o. extraordinary cures Van Buakrk Esq,
~y informs that he refer 70 more than one hundred
md my Eases ID thai place alone There thonsas Of
We siy O New York which we viii refer with
pleasure, ana 10 men o. character we'll known.
OPINIONS or PHYSICIANS
DR. Townsend 10 almost daily receiving orders from ply
sicans N different parts Of the Union. "
Tis certify that we, The dergned Phyaiciana Of
ss sssss q d DIX
oIhe mos vauahe preparations 81 S,rsnpara in HE mar,
r. IT, Pulling, NJ D., J. Wilson, NJ D., n b. Briggs, NJ
D ? r. ElmsndorG N d.
Albany April !, 1916
The following Is from Of the respectable phys
cians on Long ialanj
GRrnapoRr, July 10, ls4e
Or Towsaanp Dear Sr-I Is with satisfaction that
say you, thai have recently Witnessed In several casra
Tie most beneficial results from your EXTRACT OF SAR
sApARI.LA, being engaged IN tbe practice Of medicine.
have prescrbed in several cases and without
eft In the removal Of diseases alisng from d.ranGed
Of lie deeslive organs, anbice DC il far exrer,ls
any ilzg Of kind ever Offered 10 The rntr Yoi win
please Aisi NJ. iva dozen, &c.
Respectfully yours
& N
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-Clnss No. Is.
(luss AZ. l6.

THIS (YeIIOW PIne) TImbef musI he
ISnoia, wind shnkes and other defects
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TIT IIUfUTH8 DffT EHETTFTT ,5TFrT
40 do do do Blister do
10 do fine Horse snoe nails e.
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NOTICE TO EMIGRANTs FOR OREGON,
" CALIFORNIA, or NEW MEXICO. DESIRING 10

Mar 7-lawlaw w
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BEAUTIFUL SuPERsrrlos-Amongt the super.
'tilious Of the ssnscns is one remarkable Tor i,u
singular benn,y. When maden dice. they i'm
prison young bird until i 6S, besins to try i,s
Powerof song, aud then loading |, with kisses
and enressrs. they lose its bonds over ber grave,
10 the beliefthatit will moi fold is wings nor cose
iis eyes until II has 6own to the 'pir,.land, aud
delivered lie precious burden Of affection to the
loved and lost. .a ~,
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0S-van Amburg, tie lion king. is in Elinburg,
II said that some Scotch bailie, whose wife has
q temper more uncomfortable ihan that Of Helen
MeGregor, senii for Van Amburg to tame the
"shrew" but he would not undertake the nsk
A lion and Tiger, he saws, may he tamed, but q
woman with wicked iemper-lieveF
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pOtfral.
COURa,sHsP


", 7 ann. vilrro,hine | britg thee
E,er soften those looks ofsiistialu!
Are the Sings Of adecti0nf sing thee -
All doomed To be sung il vaiui
. offer thee. Unrest aud deaaest an
I A treasure The richest I'm wOrilf
1 l offer thee LovEt the sincerest.
The warnest e'er glowed upon earth!
Bntthe maiden, a hasghis look fiugihs.
Said .Ceasa my compassion To mUve;
For I'm no very partial tn singing
Aud they're poor whose sole treasure Is love-
NV name will be sounded IA story;
Ioiier thee, dearest. my names
have fought OH the proud Geld ofgloryl
Oh. L1ufs, come share in my FAME!
bring thee soul that adDret tliee.
Aud loves thee, wherever thu art
Which thrills as its tribute il poIlrs thee,
OF tenderness fresh from the heart
But the ma,ien said. Cease to importune-
Give Cupi the use nfhis wings;
An Fame shut piliEll furtnne-
: Aud hearts are such vareless thDgsF
"oh. Laura. forgive il I've spoken.
Too boldlyl-nay urn not away
Formy heart with affection is broken
Formy nncle died Ouly today
Ny nncle, the DabOb who tended
My youth with affection aud care,
Ny manhood who kindly beiriended-
Has died aud--hns-le -his--helF
And the maiden said, Weep not sinceres
My heart has been yours all along;
2 Oh hearts are OF treasure tue dearest d,
Do, Edward, go on with our song!'
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Popular stIu,iIies

Cr~~N~
As wet "a Rsh--as dry IN bone,
As live as a bird--as dead as a stape;
As plump US ParIridge-as poor rs a rat,
As strong ns horse--as weak as cut;
As hard US flint--as soft as mole, s44t
As white asa lily--as black as coal;
As plain as pikeshG-as rough asa bear,
As tight as drum--ns free rs the air
As heavy as Iead-as light as a feOther,
As stendy as uncertain as weather;
As hot as an oyen-ns cold asa frog,
As gay as a hrk--as sick ns Il dog
As slow as tortoisc-as swift as tho wind,
Is true as the sospel--nS false as Inunkindi
As tim US a alerrug--as fat AZ pig,
As proud as peaeock--as blitlIe as gigi
As savage as tigers-as mild MS u dove,
As stili'as poker--aS limp as glovei
As blind as bat-0S deaf as post,
As cool ss cucumber warm as a tDud.
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Classical Pus--A Yale College student wrote
inlorse letters on a ten chest in fron, Of mer.
chants store in New Haven, the Latin words ~
dOeeI 1t waa long lime before the learned
punditS Of that ancient town discovered the Joke.
which Is TINS explained. To poeEs ia the ser.
oud person singular Of tho Latin verb doero, to
teachi and when literally translated. becomes
THou.TEA.cHEar.
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cRIrIcrss.-H you seen the oprer of Lu.
creshy Berger. Msi Tinto. No; hant becu yet
Miss Linto. Well, It's real beautiful; all the he
roes hos musiachers. Miss Tipio. La! must 90
II its ouly to see the muslneherS. doai on fire.
works and mnaiacherhl
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INAuas & MEDIU1NES.-IUST RE.
II CElVED. lnnddition to the stock on hand,
the following articles, which the undersigned
offers chenp, for cAsh, ut Wholesale and Retail
800 lbs Carolina Pinkroot-best, clean OF stone
GOO do Enst India SIENNA, fair nrtioe
600 do Alex Senna, best very small leaf
800 do Honduras Sassapsrilla, best examined
by Physicians Of this pace, md pro.
nouncetl the best seen for many years
200 do Gensng Root
100 do Turkey opium--best
200 do German Vneriau. also examined and
pronouucela superior article
400 do Liquorice Root
500 oz Sulph Quiniue--warranted
Casks EPSON Salts
do Flour Sulphur
do Cream Tarter .-
do Sup Curb Soda -
case. AssRfptida
do Gum Aoes
4 do Liquorice Bull
And many other articles too tedious to enunner
ate--pease call and examine our stock
Aug 10, 4s BURY & BECK.
WRlnRA II eSnhrn npnn,na
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virtue and power TO neal so many diseases. But
snce il is well known thai more than 90, 900 per.
sons have been cured, our friends will begin 10 re-
aze the truth OF our remarks, which we made about
six mouths ago; viz: that there would not he a
family in America whO would live day wiihnut
possessing box OF McALLlSTERS. s an Healing
Ointment, IL they but knew its VIRTUES
McAllisirr's All.tIealing Ointment restores per.
spiTation in the system. by this means it opens
those avenues through which nature carries of the
impurities within, and thus relieves the body Oi dis
ease. 1t is thus that il cues Consumption, Fevers,
ScrofulIa, ErvspeIas, Asthma, Salt Rheua,, Sick.
Headache, Quincy, Sore Throat, Rheumatism.
Scald Heads, Pains N The Chest, side and Back
Dyspepsia. Poisons, SoIr Breast, Deafness, Cuan
eous Eruplions; Sore Eyes. Inflammation of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chilblams,
Piles. Worms. .Agues, Cold Feet oliver Complaint
Ulcers, aud all Fever Sores, lndmmalions Of every
! kind.
A. & S HFNDRY, Ashiabula, o Genera
Agents for the State of Ohio.
AGENT rs Bury g. Beck, Druggists Lancaster
Fairfield County General Agents: Glendenniug 4
Corner, Winchester; VIM. W. Hile, Iuhopolis
II e. J Leonard. Merchants, Basil, N Beatty
Go Druggists, Baltimore, John woodward, Grocer
New Salem, r Kalb, Druggist Rwhville, A & r.
Milhof, Lockville; Crst II Pickering, Pickering
ton; w, F. Brcck, Canoll Daniel Hawkin, SOga
Grove, Ashbaugh & Beery, Bemen.
November II, lS4s. 3m28
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Gl Q r = 7 IT G!
HNITIZENS Of Lancaster and Fairfield county
" and the public in general will please take
notice thut the subscribers have now received Their
Fall and Winter Stock of
RblDY MlDb CLOTHING;
with every other article in the Furnishing line; al
their new establishment.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
CAOVNENG S'HONE.
Wefeel warranted in stating Tint more ex'
tensive and better selected Stock OF Clothing has
never been brought, or offered in this section o!
country. And what is still more pleasing 10 the
public pe proclaim IL aloud. so that all may hear
d. know hl-thut we will make it a SAVING os al
least from Is To 90 per cent. to such persons az
may pease To purchase their Winter Clothing of ut
Every dollars worth of clothing we sell you il
manufactured exclusively for this trade, so thai
you may depend on them being got up in the bes
order aud the ntest style. We hive also arranged
matters in our line To add once a month 10 oul
present large stock. SO that you will always have
fresh assortment 10 select from.
Our stock, in part, is as fo'lO'os:
Goats.
$50 Blue Blanket and Pilot Overcoais, lined al
through with Wooden Plnid;
$50 do Beaver aud Fell a superior article linet
ma above
$50 Olive brown, Green and Blk, &c. Sacks, d,
$50 Superior Tweed and Oregon Cashmere, d.
100 do Union Cassimere aud Dress Coats, mnde o
W. England and French Cloth:
100 do Frook aud Flushing, with ii lot OF Blacl
and Drab Beaver Over-coats,
Pants.
900 pieces of Plain Blue Black and stripe Cnss
mere Pants--lined.
900 do Cassinet. plain aud stripe. linet
| 100 do James and McCnrty's Paids. do
| 100 do Starr aud Mexican Cnssimere, heavy, do
80 do Bangup Cords, extra heavy, do
Vests.
100 Black aud Stripe Fancy Satin Vests, doubl
aud single breasted
100 Cnshmeres. ever, style and pattern, do do
$50 Blk aud Fig'd Velvets with n lot Of Clutl
Cusslnet nnd Valentins
100 Highland, and other Fancy Plaids, double an
single breasted
Youths Clothing
Coats, Pants and Vests, of every quality, to su
every age aud size.
! SHIRTS--A large quantity Of home and eas
ern inake-Box and small pnits; Lambs Woo
knit; Royal Rib aud Cotton under.shirts; Gmf
ham. Chintz, Check and Hickory, an exceller
article for Boat hands.
ROYAL Rib Novezemblu Drawers, extra heavy
| DueslSin md Cotton Flannel do
A large lot of Gum und Silk Webb Suspender
Iannv Lind nnd other fancy Cr,ynts. Italian a,
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tYwhen Sir Nlcholas Bacon, Judge in the
reign ofElizubeih, was on tho bench, no was
strongly importuhed by criminalto saye lis life
onabs score oi relationship. why so'' euquired
the Judge. My name is IIogg. and yours ia Ba.
con, and hog and bacon are SO near okin TINT they
cinnot be separated Aye, said Nicholas, but
you and Icanuot be rslnted miless you are hang.
Cd, ior hog is not bacon llii is we'll hanged
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. "A BAcaELoa's LlFE.-Miss Bremen tells ne
that tho life Of rich old bachelor Is splendid
breakfast. aiOlerable fiat dinner aud a most mis-.
erabe supper five mistOke not Miss Bremer
'san old rnaid We doubt not that she would
like to snve some "rieh old bachelor" from make
ing his miserable supper.
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tBrA farmer ou Staten Island. WIN bud been
bothered with boys who stole his fruit, pu, up
the following quaint notice; TAKE notc---Per.
sons trespassng on ,hese premises, n save trouble
nre requested 10 bring their colIins with them!,
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EUROPE IN CONNECTION
CH EAP Jim M e

TTAS returned from the Enst and brings with
him the MOST FASHIONABLE r. and BEST
GOODS. now offered in this place,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, have
nll contributed to make up the selection OF Goods
which he now offers 10 the citizens OF 'Old Fair.
field" aud adjoining counties.
GENTLEMEN! Should you feel the pinChing
cold Of Winter, call in! CHEAP JIMMIE has a
proof against thai for the SMALL SUM of TWEEN
y-fve cents per yard. His Stock is large aud
we'll selected and It is with him that you Gun get
the worth OF your dollar.
LADIES! word with YOU The selections
Tor yonr use have been made with care. Call in
aud see the Gnghams, which have astonished tho
people on account OF the low prices, ut which
they ARE selling
His PRlNrs. ior beauty aud durability, nre ac-
knowledged by all to be decidedly the best and
handsomest in town.
Groceries.
More Groceries on hand than any other Dry
Goods Store in the place, aud at prices that cun
be beat.
| COME ON THEN!
From hill aud valey-hom mountain and
plaia! aud you will be convinced that "CheaT
Jimmie" never Surrenders to big prices
], c. HENLEY.
Lancaster, Oct 90, I9As "a.
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Hon LITE-Punch's PucketBook says Il
am tempted 10 compare high lie to arailruad; 1t
is very delightful whiIeSll goes on smoothly; but
ifyou get oiIthe raiA. the smaah Ia awful
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@. +. SMEFCER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

And Commissioners for the aOknOW IedgmenS
or proof Of Deeds, and other Instru-
ments under seAll
TNOR administering oath or affirmation in nl
III cases. aud for taking Dispositions to be used
in tho State Of PcnHsylrdnia.
OFFlCE--On the Public Spare, invest of Tho
Market House, Lancaster, Ohio.
December 81, lS47. 81
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On Hands!

A LOT OF GENTLEMEN'S CLoAKS;-
IN Green Coating Tweed = JACKETS;
All Of which will be sold very low. at the
"Checkered Store" COULHAN g. co.
October 10. '48 "a
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LB0OV dS @G100l
MANUFACTURERS.
WORK. SON & WORK

WORK, SON & RK,
STlLL continues the above bu- s17
- siness at their Old Stand, and
have on hand SPLENDID AS ~ IA
SORTMENT of their uwn manu-
facture, and in addition, have re-
ceived their SPRING STOCK from Cimcinna
H. consisting Of
Ladies' Black. Bronze High aud Low Buskins
:" Fine Kid Slippers and Ties
Misses Bpk, Bronze & cold Buskins s. Slippers
Children's Black Bronze & cold Shoes& Cutters
Also-A few pair Of Mems Fine Calf Boots
They have also, on hand frat rate article OF
Sole Leather. Morocco, Binding, Lining, Pegs.
Kit-All kinds Of finding aud Boot and Brogan
Lnces.
We solicit continuation of the very liberal
patronage we have heretofore received, and re-
quest the Ladies in particular to call and examine
our Stock. WORK, SON g. WORK
Lancaster April Ia, 184S 49n
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SMITH e. TONG I,

FashionabIe TAILOus and CLOTHIERs.
SHoP--One Door East of Reber S Kutz',
Store. good ct sOarraatcd in oil cases. 81
Lancaster, April 20, l848 81
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THE LITTLE REAsoSRR.-'Papa,' suid little
fellow, ns he lookedup in bis fathers ace-Pupa.
does the logwood they put into wine give II its
red colorir
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D-"Industry must prosper, as the man Gdd
when holding tho child while his wife chopped
wood"
II The baby was cross ihs man had decidedly
the hardest work to perform.
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AAMPS! AAMPSIl

TUST ARRIVED, a greater assortment than
~ ever of LAMPS, GlRANDOLES. CANDLE
STICKS, &c.Sc.
N. B. GLOBES, CHlMNEYS and wICKS
always on hand GATES g. CoSPER.
Lancaster. June 9, 1848.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12
An THE LARGE AND APLElDID
a. V2 R2 Rv ~ 3a
OF sf4f
SPRING &SUMINBR GOODS,
AT THE
PE q AE'S XXNE.
Wholesale and Retail.
Wholesale aud Retail.
R IA B E R s. KUTZ

RE just receiving the LARGEST aad HAND
IA SOMEST STOCK OF SPRING and SUM
MER GOODS, that have ever been brought to
Lancaster or that ever will be by any other firm
than theirs,-and which will be sold dt the loves,
cash rates so low that person can look at them
without buying. e"
We are connected with no mandatory, no
eastern establishment, and thus confined to max
ing our purchases ut one house; but have the adj
vantage Of selecting our Goods from the stocks Of
all eastern Merchants and Manufacturers
We hope all, who wish to purchase cheap and
beautiful Goods, will first read the Big advertise
ments, and after laughing at them, go and exam
inc the httls stock Of Goods, that they call Bag:
then call and see what we have and what we can
do for them.
Our assortment consists in part Of the following
! articles;
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-12

D-"A young lady in Nantucket, having kissed
a young mOn in the dark. near George Carnon's .
corner, was shocked at discOveringit wus her
own husband"
We don't know why young lady should be
shocked" at kissing ''her own liusbnnd."