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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08
Naval Intelligence.

The United States frgate Savannah sailed for
Boston on Saturday evening, having left the Hook
at 4 p. M. The following is a list of officers at
tached to hers
VIM l.. Hudson, Captain; Lieutenants-H L Still
Tsge-n Montgomery Hunt, VIM Leroy. C Mo
Surgeon Randolph +. Mason Assistant do: Passed MID
shtpmen-Messrs J. Wilcoxen Peter Wager Jno w
Hudson Captains Clerk Charles II. Elias Purser,s
do; VIM Msfitt l.. Braine. =. Bross, T. NJ
Newman, Geo. Hand, VIM. A. Abbott, J. Y Beatty.
r H. Gayle }. B Heoges, j. C. Sullivan, Mid,hiomrn:
Geo. wilmuth, Boatswain Samuel Allen, Gunnsr:
Amos Checks, Carpenter Geo Parker, Ssiluuaker.
The following is sp extract Of . letter -, q
merchant, dated Cape do Verbs Nov.uh.. iSas.
We nave been grstinsd by the viait 49, ~ a. ma
s'csn 'e'ss' VI var. shs hrAt Ga thar h..
many years. The United States BRIG as,nh,,."U
Commander A. O Slaughter, anchored in our n,rt
few days since The presence Of vessel OF vsr 4. a.
Oil times desirable but more partc At ths Zine
- several outrages have been committed by the sutho
violation Of treaty stipulation Since the Wait NJ
TINS vessel we Will be under no apprehension Of like
conduot IN future. Ths comma udspt TOD . -.
es tnst tho Government Of the nitsd states would
not eunef, ior . moment, an infrinsemens Of aov
treaty stipuetions existing be- wesn the two govern
menus win regard to the treaty existing bet een
Portugal and the Unite States tho auth ritis.
70 be entirely In the dark as they de ued ali hnow
edge OF It Commander Slsughtsr's 90 nduct in this
mar mas been everything that the rme Mt ~ the
United States could have dseieed. He has bssn mar
seveins and energetic In obtaining oil the informstsn
with respect to The late of the Col Blum: and
n the affair Of an American bark which was 8raa
ing energy has shown itself; and, say t afford,
me great rattfactcn to notice this o1csrs cond, a.
throughout the affair The officer Of Bai oSriaos
were much grattned by their vists to this islandn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08

Inc town OF Montpelier, VI. has been divided, BIZ
act OF the Legislature, into two separate to
They were organized Monday Tart by the cho ce OF
Town officers Ihs village retains the old name Of
montpetr The portion taken fron IL Is to be called
East Montpelier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08

AZ one OF the down freight trains was passing the
Tuesday ls't two men attempted to get on the oars
whilst thy were In motion, one Of whom fell on he
over hin. F-'-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08

Charge of False tretences = Officer Leland, Of the
lower police arrested yesterday. young man by the
name Of Edward MUMMY. ON . wsrra nsi.sued by Jus
tice McGrath wherein he stands charged with obtain
ng several barrels of and ochsr rtcl-s valued in
ell at Sl49 BY false and fraudulent Representations
1t appears that on the 22d Of December the accused
called upon the fra Of Locker & Co, No 1856
Greenwich street and tnat his father who
Keeps large bakery In Brooklyn had sent him pur-
chase the above named property his ccount, and
that the bill would be paid as presented Mr.
Leckltr knowing Mr. Mumby Of Brooklyn, to bs . re-
tpopsbe man. let the property co. the rsprese nta-
tiens CT the son. but subseq nifty upon
the presentation Ct the bill the father that
presen t8tions all falee and fraudulent Mr. umbv
then ttated that he not that his vas in
New York as he believed him to be in rhs county -
he had not seen him for over three months He fur
Their stated that his bad young a. and that
he should not screen him bat permit the take
its course There is another charge against the
cused, Of having about three months ago, obtained
$500 worth Of flour from captain Of steamboat, on
account OF bis father, likewise warrant issued
for his arrest but since that time he has the
police until yesterday. He was taken into custody.
conveyed before Justice McGrsth, and committed e
prie To Av AFT hts ,sl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08
Cholera at the West, &c.

CIrcISNAr Jan. o. 184o.
Three Of cholera have been brought to the
tcs OF the medical faculty of this city within the
twenty four hours they were Of a mild type neither
of them proving fatal although doubt exists in
gard to the fact Of their being Of cholera Our
physicians generally agree in the belief that the
disease is conveyed in the atmosphsrs.
The boats running between THU and New. Orleans
obliged to 60 short handed accoun. Of the fears
that exist in regard to cholera the river and the
wages Of such hands IS obtained are, Of course.
very high.
The weather continues very cold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08
Fashionable Intelligence.

Inc Sventh Ward Grand De mocratc Ball, In honor
OF the victory won at the battle Of New Orleans Ii to
~ given at Tammany Hall this evsnina
The Bscbelorss Hebrew Benevolent Losu Associs.
uons secon annual ball, 10 to take place 1t the
Ininess Rooms to. morrow evening, 9th inst. It 10
said that the bachelors intend to make this briat
Affair." SA'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08
Later from California.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1870.
The New Orleans Bulletin received here this morn
ing contains later sdvioes from California via Mckee,
1t 10 stated that still discoveries ofgod have been
made, and that the supply is literally inexhsustibs.
About 500 0o0 worth ia gathered daily; but there IL
much sickness and suffering at the " disgi uss."
account Of the scarcity of the and comforts
Of life
Two barrels of brandy lately sold at the mines
or ia 900 fourteen tbouss nd dollars in gold dust
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08

The publication Of the MoaNe Herald yestsr-
day ~ twenty five minute before four O'Clock, and
fniAhed 1T twenty minutes past six O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08
Kentucky LEGISLATURE.

kentucky Legislature.
LOUISVILLE, January q, 1s4S.
Mr.. Page, whig, has been elected Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives. Twenty-Five bsllstlngs
were made before election vas effected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08
The Fire Al Pittsburgh.


PIrrsBURGH Jau 7, 1870.
The losses Of different firms and individuals by the
recent fire, foews far ascertained Irwin
Sons, 81 800 to Sl400-ipsured; Judge Townsendss
81 SEQ injured $4,000 Duvsys Roberts, -, NO
insurance.; Mrs Adams S11 900 insured So 600; Mr.
Ledliet, $5o0o-insured $4,000; Mr.. Clarkes slight.
Evsns' mill was full Of grain, partly insured. The
other small houses partly insured. The Custom
House papers weYe saved
Three persons 'everely injured but they will
al recover. The body Of MIR Hays, Of Judge Hays.
was taken from the ruins yesterday. He ives young
man Of exemplary character, and leaves . wife, two
children, and large circle of friends to mourn his
untimely death.
This fire was In the part Of the city traverssd
by the great fretwo or three years since.
Reported Failure OF the Norwalk Bank.
PITTsDURoH, Janua,y 7, I840.
despatch has been received here, from reliable
source, stating positively that the Norwalk (Ohio)
Bank has failed
Whig Candidate for Governor of Indiana.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9, Is49.
The Hon. Elisha Embree, now member Of Congress
from the district formerly represented by Robert Dale
Owen, has been nominated by the wings Is their can
didate for Governor of indiana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08

the southern departments, seem to have connected
themselves with portion of the lowest democracy
and voted for Louis Napoleon, as well as the same
classes in the large cities, including Paris.
Taking these things into consideration 1t is very
obvious that the singular and startling events which
have happened since the revolution OF February,
are natural occurrences, such as might be expected
to take place, and arse from the first efforts of
disorganlzed population trying to find the proper
channel to reach representative government. The
series of provisional governments that were in
existence between the downfall Of LOUIS Philippe
and the recent presidential election, are nothing
but natural occurrences, happening in the steps Of
a tree people, making rude, sudden, and partial ef-
forts to reach some distinct and marked course of
action. All those governments and all those steps,
have been set down by the English journalists, and
by many also the Uni ted States failures as II,
iorsootl, people can in day jump from monarchy
to republIcanism. We do not apply any such term
TO their government. In our opinion they were ne
cessary experiments, all of them tending to develop
the materials Of French society, and arrange them,
In republican order as a species of efevescing
which would cease whenever the balance was re-
stored as we believe it has been by the recent pre-
sdential election. Every day OF their history ADDS
TO this settling process, throws more light on the
SUBJECT and enables the Statesmen of that country
to ascertain more distinctly the peculiar position
of the country, and to find out the best means to
give to France democratic government of the
highest and best rank, one capable of sustaining
itself in the centre Of Europe, as signal light to
the struggling nations around them. As an evi.
dence Of this eflervescing and settling down, we
need only mention the level which the party known
as the Socialists have reached. Previous to the
election they kept France in a continual state OF
turmoil and agitation; but the number of votes
thrown, shows that they are as insignificant ia
point Of strength as the same class are In the Uni
ted States.
There is yet another point which has not been
touched upon in contemplating the permanence of
the French republic, and one which certainly must
exercise favorable influence in the preservation
Of order and OF repubcanism. We allude to the
division OF property, OF the soil, which owes its
origin to the first revolution Property is as equally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-08

IL ssid the sugar crop Of Texas win yield about
two hcgsheads to the acre.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
a l& u NJ ID M D ls r O .Al7
A FIRES ARRIVAL,

LITTLE & DRESB ACHS,
IAYING purchased out the entire interest of
! Ii Messrs. JOHN EFFIEeER g. Co. in the Dry
Goods Business, and having added thereto LARGE
and splendid assortment of 30
Spring and Summer Goods,
Selected with the greatest care in the Eastern
Cities and purchased at Tie reduced prices, re-
spectinlly solicita continuance of the patronage
so literally bestowed upon the former firm.
Their stock consists, in part as follows:
2AO1@9o ON@89 9OOO9o
Such as Bareges, Ginghams, Gingham Lawns
Calicoes, Silks, Satins. Linen Lusres, Alpacus
Muslin de Lans, &c. sc.
The above assortment consists of almost every
variety, OF the latest and most beautiful styles
and will be sold at the lowe est rates.
GENTLEMEN's DRESS GOODS,
Such as Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattnets, Jeans,
Gambroons, Lastings, Drap d Etc, Tweeds. Lin
ems plain and bard, Oregon Cord Constitution
Twills, Mohegan Denims, Camlet, Jeans &c.
Cashmere, Satin, Silk and Marseilles Yestnes
Their assortment of CLOTHS and CASSI.
MERES are ofthe best aud most durable kinds;
their assortment of SUMMER WEAR is com
posed of the latest and most acknowledgements
aud embraces almost every description
In addition TO the above they have the usual
assortment of Muslins, Linens, DriIlings Bagging,
Sheetngs, Tickings, Sc
A large assortment of Umbrellas and Parasols
Florence Braid Straw, China, Gimpand Devon
BONNETS.
Leghorn, Palm Leaf and Straw Mems and Boys
HATS h..r..
A large and line assortment OF Shoes, Slippers,
Cutters, BuSkins and Boots hf
Also all other articles usually found in Dry
Goods Store, together with large assortment Of
gu GENSWARE AND GROCERIES,.
The citizens of Fairfield and adjoining counties
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine the
above stock of Goods. Every effort will be made
TO please them both as regards variety, quality
aud price, t}
Country Produce of all kinds,
Taken in exchange for Goods aud the highest
market price paid, in cash, for Wheat Corn Rye
and Oats.
~ We still continue to occupy the OLD
STAND, in Ainsworth's new Building, on Main
ST., Immediately West of Bopes Hardware Store
GEORGE II. LITTLE,
CHARLES DRESBACH,
r s. D, DRESBACH.
Laucaster April 90, 1a40 so
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
CABINET MAKING.

VWVIlE undersigned respectfully auuomces to
u the citizens ol Lancaster and vicinity, that
lac intends carrying on the above business in all
us pdrioms branches NJ the old stand ol Henry
Suhuz, in CmRcHs Row, twu doors below the
Engle Office; where by strict attention to business
he hopes torcceve liberal share Of public pa
trpnugc, Tie intends 10 keep work Of the plain.
e'tund most fashionable style on hand, ut all times
mud nt all prices Ills work will bo made IN the
very best manner aud oItho best seasoned timber
lie has IN lns employ some ol the very best work
men in tie State aud therefore eau warrant hi
work. lie vii make;
SOFAS aud LOuNGES--lncst quilted to the
phiuest pnd senls;
TURKISH DlVANS und OfTOMANS;
SIDE B0ARDS--ol the most fashionable and
superior style dnd ol various patterns;
e BUREAUS Mahogany and plain oIevery des.
oriptioni TABLES fall patterns and sty les;
P MAHOGANY CHAIRS; Book Cases and Ne.
crchries; Counting. lluuse aud other Desks;
/ HAT RACKS ol every description
| WARD ROBES aud WASH STANDS;
| BEDSrEADS--Maho Walnut and Cherry
( Ilshrost French Cuuchcs, French, Greoi4n aud
Scrpeutlue.
COfflNS made in thc shortest notice and mo
extra charge for hearse, All funerals will be at
tended To in nereun
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
CHI EAP JIM NJ e.

~ lA A~4 - = " = S'eI ava ~@s
This Spring fnaskim dctying all competition.
His aim is SMALL PROFITS aud QUICK
SALES. thus enabling him to sell low aud recruit
often
A call is respectfully solicited from all those
wishing to purchase Goods, and they may be as.
sured that every attention will be paid them and
the choicest selections of the Eastern markets of
Iered To them.
An enumeration is unnecessary. Come and see
the BROWN and BIEACIlED MUSLlNS cheap
or than ever.
4 good article Of orGINGHAM, extra width, for
10 cents per ynrd,
PRINTS proporinnnbly low,
PANTALOON STUFF, by the quantity, all
prices.
Ladies' Dress Goods. for the coming season
variety Of styles.
A new article of LINEN GOODS, superior to
any yet offered in this market and acknowledge
ed to be the haadsomest dress Goods now in use
| Need more he saidl
Cheap .IiInme is known, by those who have
patronized hun, as giving general satisfaction
both as to the
QUALITY ARID Low PRICES,
| Ofthe Goods, which he offers the public Those
who have never yet tried him, will find it greatly
to their advantage to give him trial, They
will then acknowledge that Cheap Jimme' is still
ahead ofall others. j. c. HENLEY.
| Luncnster, April 6, 1910. 48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
4 d i j u q j i u q

4 d i Il Il 4 q 4 u q
"A letter from. JOHN "A. COLLINS. Esq.
EDITOR and FR OPRIETOR ofHe. TEN
PER.4NCE ORGAN also AGENT AND
LECTURER for The GRAND DIHISION
ofSONS OF TEMPERANCE Of OHIO.
CINcrNNATI, November ~, 1913.
A. l.. SCovrLL-D Dear Sir kol the pasl eis or
en months, have felt inclined TO say something
in relation to The EX rRAORDlNARY HEAL
ING QUALITIES of your preparation OF DR..
Rogers Compound Syrup OF Lryerwon and Tar,
for your own, but more especially for the benefit o
those IN otlunale persons whe are 'rHREA EN-
ED orr rAFFLICTEDwih PULMONARY CON.
SUMPTION, aud who like myself have great
aversion to quackss TO their specifics aud calholli
cons; but a combination Of circumstances mas pre-
vented Until now.
la November, 1916, my wife took severe cold,
which settled upon heI lungs. VIOLENT
COUGH was the consequence, which increased IL
seventy during the winter. aud reduced her 10 al
most a SKELETON II was nearly m1e.snnl,
and attended with SEVERE PAIN IN the SIDE
aud BREAST, accompanied with FEVER and
COLD NIGH f SWEArS. SHE EXPEC 70
RATED more than PINT of MATTER DAI.
LY, ULCERS GATHERED upnn her LUNGS
aud DISCH kRGED. HER HANDS and FEET
WERE COLD CLAMMY as death, aud a
PURPLE TINT SETTLED upon HER LIPS.
The ski and varied efforts of uur family phy siciau
were completely BAFFLED. On The LIST Of NAV,
| lS47, he informed me ha he could do nothing more
than graul her temporary relief, thath case VAS
! HOPELESS, and that she could NOT SURVIVE
more than a fortnight a the mrthest immediate.
/ " called upon DIR. L S NEWTON of this city
! (whO has been sklliul ~ the treatment OF can
GERS and stated her case to him. lie recommends
ed DIR Rogers LNeIwon and Tar, assursd me thai
there was nothing Of quackeTy about H., but psrely
a SClEN FlFIG PREPARATION, aud gave mt
the history Of several eases, all considered hopeless
where TINS preparation RESTOREDiOll EAL LTH
| bottle was procured, aud in one week the ex
pectoraion was nearly CONQUERED. She con
unued gradually TO improve, he appetite returned
her COUGH in few months CEASED SIT
RECOVERED her STRENGTH, aud TO yer,
great degree her health, aud is now MOST FIX
| TRAORDlNARY TROPHY ofthe HEALING
! VIRTUES of DR.. ROGERS PREPARATION
! OF LlVEBWOR I AND TAR.
! can also say that have derived very great ben
edt from this preparatory for huarseness, sore hroa
| and Structure across the chest. have been ena
/ ned, while SUFFERING FROM SEVERE
| COLD AND no ARSENESS, To speak viii
comparative eaSr for Two hours. II has Que ad
vantage, in my own ease, over other exprclnrauis
il does not drrargr the digestive functions, pruduc
/ Ing headaChe, or nervous inability.
/ regard ii as admirably adapted for the use o
public sp,akcrs. Respectfully YOURS,
JOHN A. COLLINS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
mATN elIATsy lsATs!H
IRY.RT.- ~ n d

.sitt1it Afts = . u ~ = ~ u
ASfeeen,ly retiitca and greatly improved
IN his i0laStaua IN Gceeae's Rosri seGrfy SP-
pasite tie Tailmadge HoEse, at the sign oil 'he
MAMMOTH CHAPEAu, 49,
The Stock he. il n6sS sreceivihg andopenlng ~
fY;slStsld. is superior iqlalily and sltrPasSes 70
uaantity any thing of the hind ever before "netee
/, -. 70 iapsaple Of Lancasterlnh Vic'nl
tvs His Shock consists IN patloi
-, Fine BLACK and White oeeVeff
~, superior arlicle olNek !
Vg.yg gsgsgl2 o Is = " - !
NesSS q l7Nz,l6 lA tCastbr, Fine fsrush, ( > |
of : .e,.5,,,;p,yiSt qsaffy. FINE SILK HINTS,
sn,ins Styles very rich irticle toatrdRted III rel
I'm fIeir lnstre- Chi1dres's Fashionable PedrI
ana si2k Efsts tMerieaN oad California Hats
in great qualities Of every variety, ot coorssucl
as Black idrab. reurland brown As' -the fine
MEXICAN BRUSH HAT mn entirely aeC ana
rich article. Also, a very tine article ol Td@Rtet
Hats tely rchiand eleqdpts 'ae a'lt . 3
Z wool HATS. Coz Men aud Boys ol allqualI
ties and Colurs The subscriber invites parlicu
IIr attention 10 his Spring styles oC CAPS.
He keeps constantly on hand good stock o
his own nlanuhsaiue, ali,iwil nElkd 10 order any
description Of Hat that is desired. He has, also
a very extensive stock ofsPanaTa nnd Leghor
Hats OF every variety for Men and Boys.
The subscriber iiaiters himself that from hll
long experience u, business. aud his extensive ac
gnnintsnee with tho Trade both Eastern and Wes
ern Manufacturers, lIo possrsses facilities in hn
business, that enabe him To furnish any article II
his line npon better terms to the purchaser lhnI
can bo duue by any other house IA this sootiono
country. r
MATTERS AND MERCHANTSI
The subscriber is prepared To furnish, by Tho
Dozen or ease. all qualities Of The Mexlcali o
California Hats H. FJELDlN,i'
Lancaster May 4. l84l 92
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
So 9MRs8 RVMRg22

The suhsoriber bas also on hand, at the same
place,a large lot OF the Erie, Psnasg'caHia, Pumps
There is no patent about these They are mo
delled after tile old.isshioned Pumps and are war
ranted FIRST rate article.
The cilizeos Of lancaster and Fairfield county
are solicited to cidl aud examne his stock. He
will do his utmost 10 give general satisfaction and
deserve share ofpublic patronage
WESLEY MOODY. T.
Lancaster. May 4, l8i0. 3m12 .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
WAGONS AND BUGGIES.

These ur,icles will always be kept on hand
ready for ironing. They will be manufactured
OF the hest materials aud in the very best manner
" REpAIRING always done upon the shortest
notice, in the best MANNER, 81 unreasonable prices
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Save a Dime in Every Dollar,

/
by DEALING ON THERE PAY SYSTEM
HINOR by this system OF doing business you new
L er IN nny case pny lor goods which you do
not get nor do you have To pay profit that will
Justify the men you deal with in laying out of
their money u long time, or help make up for bad
debts which are Of necessity made by all men 10
some considerable extent, who do business On the
old credit system.
We are now busily engaged in opening large
aud attractive stock OF French, English and Amer.
eau DRY GOODS, which we intend to offer al
unhcard of low prcos and in doing so we shall
adhcro 10 our former style of doing business,
which we honestly believe operates for the mu-
luHl mtercst ol the buyer aud soiler-al we ask Of
any unpreiudiccd person is To call and give
tho Reddy Pay plan trial aud we promise you
in the end that you shall buy ms many goods for 90
cents as usually costs youa dollar.
GOODS AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
From Credit Prices,
A large aud heavy invoice just To hand, in which
may be found nn endless variety of new and lash,
ionable styles ot dress goods, such ms
| Rich chnngeabe DRESS SILKS ofall colors.
BLACK aud Blue BLACK SILKS, (oI sever.
ul widths aud prces)
| FANCY FIGURED and PLAIN
! BEREGES of all colors, Tissues,
PLAIN and DOTTED SWISS MUSLlNS, for
evening aud wedding dresses,
MUSLIN GlNGHAMS, Eurlston aud French
GlNGHAMS.
PLAID aud Plain LINEN LUSTRES, (a new
article and good imitation Of the ohangeable silks
LAWNS, MUSLIN DELAINS, ALPACAS
BOMBAZlNES sc. SC.
Mcn and Boys Wear.
We have Iull aud general stock of orCoATIN(iS
ofall kinds. colors, qualities and price embracing
every new article in the market, aud Pantaloon
Stulls by tho cord hafoord, or armlul to suit the
purchaser.
ALso---A good aud well assorted stock OF
TlCKINGS, CHECKS. LINENS
pRlLLINGS. NANKt,ENS, FLANNELS.
Brown and Beached MuSLINS,
n JEANS. TWEEDS, aud every kind of mixture
ever seen or sold
A Handsome Lot of Bonnets
(New shnpos aud stylcs,) of every price,
Artificial Flowers aud Bonnet Ribbons,
Parasols and Parasolells cheup,
An Unusually large stock Of Hosiery and Frenol
Notion Goods.
Hats.
Fashionable silk, Fur, Brush and also Panama
Leghorn aud Palm Leaf
A general invitation is extended to all 10 cal
aud examine new, cheap aud desirable stock o
Goods suitable for the season, and going at uni
sually low prices,
WISE g. IIILLARD.
Lancaster April 6, 1916 49,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
JcWcIrY.

DINS, Bracelets, Belt Buckles. Ear Rings, Fin
ger Rings, Lockets, CHAINS, Pencils, &c. &c
Of the richest and latest patterns, just received
GATES g. COSPER'S.
Tallmadge House, May IS, l849 9