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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

PENNSYLVANIA, August. lSls.--Ih" Tariff
oucS,ur has beer mach discussed in this State
hy leading politicians nI hn.h parties but | dc
not ,h;n!i hat tn" mountain top conversations
spoken Of hy the Baltimore American, have re-.
III It'd very t;,vorshiy to solnr of the interest,
concerned.
II is the npininn Of some Of the P,nnSyiva
MIA WhiL<. thar Pennsylvania ha> no right Ia
expect any concessions in favor of her own pr.
cu lar interest. inasmmh rs she mad" the pres
en- Tariff and DESTROYED that of 1912. She i,
more Interested than any other State in tn" Iron
business. aud of course it is To il" considered
that she acted from The most patriotic motive,
ia rIcc.:nr Mr. Polk a. Il better tariff man than
VI. CLAY. anh also hy rlrrng Mr. Dallas as
an au,.r#:!i rnnu. r"in;uiS> i"nrd expressly b,
he primc;r'r> 81 the Barmnr" Platform I" r.
firm the Tariff nl 1872. III" only QUESTION
has b en- whrlhrr the nnrr SIalrS wuuI for
thr sake If ,heir own Interest. a,t"ruf To force
uppn ili" rrnn>y!vanian> dunr on non that
PENNSYLVANIA herself! r"pnIlaIrd.
The idea tina: any Penn>y!vanian can have
the face Ia ask nnr'">s I" protect ir"n. is alb.
<urd She c;,nno, ask a special favor for herself
which she wiihho!ds from others
But there was ra:! in July, scheme r"l
up i;,r an intnrraI Tariff Convention. to be held
at y wp,rt, which bolY WAS To recommended
a revised sr>tr,n, adapted 10 The wants "I lnr
sugar iron. coal. wool ani wnncn and cotton
inning interests. The rr>u Is "fIh> C"nvrn.
ton are PARTIALLY known. They prnpo>rd high.
e. rates til IN even Mr.. Abbott Lawrence would
- III
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12
Correspondence of the Bl!lnno:c Sun,
GENERAL TAYLOR'S TARIFF VIEWS.

GENERAL TAYLOR'S TARIFF VIEWS.
PiTrSDuRi, August 20.
Inicrria,r nih lie Manufacturers IicmS of The
Pr.silrm on SIC i"r;G--Eisi 10 he Manu.
ari0ri"s-. Cordial recepiina By NJ" Hropic. DC.
\ - ...r:r |, II. his morning. III" prr>"n'
was waited rpnn l;y drpnlaiinn from The man.
uf;,rlring establishments Of The city AMI v;rini
ty, composed ni III" following gentlemen 'rhos
!;abcwrl, Cha<. Knapp, Jr., +. I."rrnz, l..
rnrin<c,n. J. Car"lh"rS, &. ihm>rn. w. tnlr
MAN, l.. r. Livingston. W. B. M"Eiurn. J.
King, and \. Nicholson. The drpu;aion sta
ted tina: der object in waiting upon him, in the
first pace. WAS to inform him upon certain
rmai;rrs connected with III" manufacturing in
rrrr>ls and Ia State briefly Tic disadvantages
rhry !ahorrd under from hr present Tariff The
whole interview was merely convrrsa,inna!.-
They stated that the present tariff, so far as they
were concerned, was ruin"l>; and. a< pro"t
fully iwn thirds of he manufacturing houses IN
this vicinity had come under the sheriff ham.
mrr wilhin the past eighteen months. They
required Il slightly increased rrotrc'i"n to enable
!hpm TO compete successfully with The panpcr
labor Of England.
The President replied br stating that the
Subject ofihe tariff was one which hail engaged
his earliest attention. 1t was all important
| that the rr>nrlrc-S mf This country should br
cirvr.ored. and it was the dn!v of the Exrcnlivr
| t. cooperate in every way with the legislative
| branch tu hr.nn about 50 desirable Il rrSu't.-
| lie believed there were som" articles which
absolutely required pr"lrciinn, Int that prnt"c.
lnn should he sufficiently mcIrra'r t" ensure
/ pcrnanrnry to the system. This Government
was found upon mutual concessions and com
PROMISES and he trusted the principle which
| had in the first instance bann"d rh" states int"
one compact Union, would never be lost 81 Sh' OF.
The Secretary "i the Treasury was engaged
in corrrng data Ilnnn III" subject "f The tariff
anil the Executive would he fully prepared at
the next session of Congress. Ia recommend
and ca orrrai" with that branch in establishing
a wise. moderate and permanent tariff system
tlr rxprr>>rI himself as pleased in ihr highest
degree with the great State through which he
was passing, and declared his conviction that
the row and the anvil were hr>linrd here. at
all events to 90 hand in hand in increasing and
cnlar.ing its prosperity.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12
COMMUNICATED.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

IEMPEK ANCE ME- INV.
4 meeting was held by the Section OF tie
Cadets Of Temperance. on Friday last at !he'r
Hall. where number of the juveniles OF Gan
den were assembled, accompanied by several
Sons of Temperance. The meeting was ad'
dressed by two of the brethren, r. 4. Mickle
and VIM Clifton, who in an able and oitrc'uai
manner urged them to come forward and enroll
their names as members in this good cause
An invitation was then extended TO the gen'ic'
mon present. several of whom, ever ready i"
lend Us helping Ian |, made few appropriate
remarks strongly urging our claims upon the
young, for promoting the peace and happiness
Of youth. ~
rENlTENTIARY SYSTEM.
We give to day (orcib'e article upon THIS
subject from our nrichhor of the Camden Jour-
nal. We arr glad to see the subject take" up
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

Pop:lArIox or HuAGARY.-Thc aggregate number OF
inhabitants is about IL SO0 OO0 consisting Of 100000
Manyars, 1900 900 ScIavomAns, 2,2UO OO0 Croutans,
,2UU, 900 Germans, l20n0 Bugarias kind oi ScIa.
vonans 2ll coo Jews, GOOO French, G0O0 Greeks, 10
lOOo .nneuiaus. or Ibis number, 6OOO 200 arc Cath.
olcs, 2G09 900 belong to the Creek Church and obey
the Patriarch Of Constantnopc. Tho Masyars a'c
the representatives OF The naliun What Is technically
called Cavanislic is their rcIgcn and ii may be called
lac Magyar religion.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12
SECRET EXPEDITION.

The Mobile Advertiser nf st week, contains Proc
lanaiiun addressed To s persons eHcamped on Round
Island near Pscr rgoua,"byV v. NJ. Randolph, Com. U.
). ship Albany, aud scuior officer in tho Gulf. II
charged their assemble C rs unlawful, and assured
!hcm Of the utter mpossiby Of cvadIng the squadron
and proceeding upon their wild expedition. They are
called vagranls and ordered 10 dispcrsc, and informed
thai after the 29;h August, all supplies would be
cut off from tho Island, and blockade or c;nbargo
rigidy cnG, c,d The adventures answered that they
were few in number without arms and supplies, and
intend no yiol .tinn Of law.
a Dcspllch from N. O.crns, d.icd 9Th inst says
lIa Tho blockade is been far discontinued by the u.
s. vessels a to allow those on the Island to receive
supplies of provisions. Rnmors were atinat IN New
Yuk city on the 81 inst. that or more vessels had
eli seized by the Government authorities, that were
intended 10 he used 10 convey and munitions o
war for the invasion o Cuba. II is said thi great cx
cilcmrnt prevails in Cub, in consequence Of these
movements, and that the Captain General had called
Tinlld and ST Jago. which towns were i'll state Of
Instruction.
The En.>! Consul had written 10 Jamaica for more
ships to pfo;rc British property, and is runorcd that
uu Consul al Iavana had requested that Ihc scoop o
war iibany, should be Immediately Dispatched ~ the
port o! Havana.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

n. The Democratic Convention recently held al
Syracu.a, N. Y, adopted resolution proposing c'n-
Citation aud union will! the B ;rnhuncrs. The Con-
vc,um is to again at Utca, in order 10 define the
lulu:c political COURSE Of thc party.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

I>Dny..-Thc Wings have los. tlrco members in
Con.r, ss-lavng elected bu; One Free Sui
member has been elected by lhe Democrats. E. W.
McGauky (W.) 6. W. Julian F. S.,) N, AiheFion'
G. l. Durham, John L. Robinson. Vim. Brown, W.
a. Gurillan. J. L McDowaId, G, Fitch, and A. &.
Illrlun.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12
|. 3. BROGDON. Secretary

CHARLESTON ELEcTr.Hs Alter i most warm and
billcr contest, the former Mayor aud Council have
been elected.
EIuchinsons r,ajoriiy for the M'yorally, over Mid
dclon, was 2l4 votes.
tnssioners Of Cross Roads the Neek- DR.. j.
F. PuppcnieiInc Chairman, Condy, Whiting, Leak,
Gud>den, Michel and Reader.
Commissioners Of tic Poor-.Gros, Ycadon, Poyas,
McInns and Toomcr.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

,.,,,;o,, or ,.o o,lI i,,,ooralv i, nrr
IoI tht suppi.'''" prI. VI w. ''''''
, na""1 1,,,. ,ho G;.ors of Mi. soc;e, -
a ou "eSis meS%,'' prosort %e @ ~ Vre pros;ep, side Sec
rotar, ,nd Tre.murer ,o he nIacted from amoro ifs
a''0 ,hn n,'';,,r..r,, nf ,ho s,.r;n,v
t'. DrI"y "r IN tri.., ~; 's;,,,, ,,o,, -. hcll
.I,.. n ""' .,''. IL ,'io.a e.. ,l,o
1ion'"y .''euss a' so"I r"',"T,I r"u'
u ~ ',''I w gnu ~ 'Ss
"'' E'"'p ps'J.aJ T,., , p.osdon, Lo ,r.hor;zcd
,I,ao ''ct c ,,n moo,
't - ,oaS' rN- w. Ill .'aa;;,rs -
s'c' ,;,no orJ ,I.no ,a Joo,n ayved;o6t
s,I, pas,Inor .rL., a'ch ;!,I;,..,,I no., bnr y,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

KnxrrcKY-Thc members Of Congress stand as be
fore, six Wings ard four Democrats. The Wings
have decided minority i'll the Legislature, and tho
narly ol six in The Stale Convention 10 Iciorln the
Constitution.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

Iowl-Rct,ir:rs have been received from Iowa suh
c;cut to show that the whole D:nocAtc Ticket has
5ccu elected.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

TDyxg sEE.-Thc Nashville Wing says tna, the
Wings have M jprty Of five III the Senate, while there
is tic in the House. The Wings therefore have Il
M joEity Of five in the Legislature, on joint bloi
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

Ct- Corr crop in North Carolina will prove to bo
an abundant one this year. and mnch srcaler than
usual. In many places lhcpapers represent the stalks
as remarkably strong, tu aud unusually thick upon thc
ground. The ears are large and sufficiently injured
10 escape all danger iiom adverse weather.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

New Cor-rox ~ CnEn.w.-Stcphcn W. CUE. E,q.,
of Anspn county, y. G., sent the first bale Of new
Cotton to the CAcraw market Oil Thursday. 3JIh dll.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23

BLANK DEEDS AND M0RTGA GAGEs
VDRlNTED on fine paper, fofsale at III,
u Lancaster GazetteOhice ,s.r
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
9 { 6 g 9 g & 6 &

BEW.4RE OF "A BASE COUNTERFEIT
Prepared in June last by JOHN r.. TOLAND,
(in The employ Of GEORGE NJ. ALLEN, Drug
glsl, Of Cincnnal) This Counterfeit is sold by one
JOHN BULL, of Louisville, Ky. We lately
learned that our first citizens have been grosslyim-
posed upon by this Counterfeit by some of the
Druggists of Cincinnati, The particulars will be
published ia few days, Mr.. Rogers has Justly
exposed the BARE-FACED OUTRAGE and CONTEMPT,
BILE IMPOSITION Of this John II, Toand in counter
feling this Medicine, and FORGING the fac simile
Of his name.
The following Druggists ofCincinnall have GER.
TlFIED tha; Mr.. Rogers's statements are entitled 10
the fullest confidence Of the pubic:
Messrs. WAYNE & PLEIs. ALFRED A, NoRTH,
WM s MERRILL, A. S. MERRILL, w. F. SMITH,
WM P, FARoUHAR. Also:
Mr. H. II. SPERRY, Proprietor ofthe Herald
Onice, aud c. w. SrARBUCK, Proprietor Of the
Times Office, have certified as above, and further
more that the statement of John II. Toland is
FALSE!!!
CtrIMP0RTANT CAUTIoN.-O Owing TO
the late counterfeit, DR.. Rogers Livewor and Tar
will be hereafter enveloped in WHITE wRAPrER,
and splendid steel plate engraved LABEL, and
signed ANDREW ROGERS. For sale whole
sale and retail by A. l.. SCOVlLL,
Corner OF Fifth and Race, Cincinnati.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
TheLevy,s of Lailcaster, Ohio

y
TNHERE has been and is constantly receiving
IL at the
PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION STORE,
the most splendid and fashionable Goods for the
iall and winter ever opened in this market.
TO THE LADIES.
Whoever wants to buy an elegant Turks Satin,
Brocade or Gro de Rhine Silk, call at the above
celebrated establishment
Whoever desires Plain or Fancy Cashmere,
Black or Fancy coored French Mernoe, Bomba-
zene De Laines, Alpacas Lyonese Cloth, beauti-
l Cioakings, or any thing else in the dress goods
line---ca at the Philadelphia Cominisson Store.
Latest styles al,odys on hand
Do you require winter Bonnet,-call at once
at the Emporium of Fashion You can be furnish
ed with most beautiful Paris made Velvet art-
Gle, imported direct and cheap
Always on hand at the Philadelphia Commits
sion Store, Bonnet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Fancy
Belts. Dem and Long Wells, Standing Collars,
Needle Worked Capes. Silk Velvet, (all colors)
Silk Cashmere, Cotton aud Wool Hose, Black
Silk aud Cotton Laces, Real and Woven Thread
Laces and Edgings, Swiss and Jaconet Edgings
aud Insertings Cape Nets, Black and Fancy Pa
ris Capes, Dress Trimmings, Linen Cunibrics and
| lIandkerohieis, Swiss, Jaconet Cambria x Tarle-
tou Muslins. Gingnams, Calicoes, Linen Lustres,
Needles, Pins, Topes Hooks aud Eyes, Cords,
SC SC SC all cheap! cheap cheap!
Do you require something to protect you from
the cold and chilling blasts Of winter, The Phil
adel phia Commission Store has received and more
coming Highland Plaid Long Shawls Wool and
Cashmere square ShawIs, which will be found
comfortable and cheap.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Your wants have also been provided for at the
Philadelphia Commission Store.
| OS HAND-Freuch Cloths, (ull colors) Cass
meres, latest sly les, Yestings, fashionable ,Tweeds
Saltnets. every quality, Stripped Plain and Plaid
Jeans, Cravats, black and fancy, Silk aud Linen
handkerchief Gloves. all kinds, Socks, Suspen
ders, all of which will be sold cheaper than by
any other house in the country.
GENERAL.
Received tremendous lot Carpeting at the
Philadelphia Commission Store, every quality
! from Cotton 10 all Wool, best Scotch Ingram
cheaper than ever Window Curtains, Tickings
rowelings, Linen aud Cotton Sheetngs. Table
Cloths and Covers, Brown and Bleached Muslms
Checks, &c Sc to be sold at small profits.
@ TO THE PUBLIC.
Who is there that does not desire to buy Goods
cheap, call then at the Philadelphia Commission
Store, you will save money. ..
TO MECHANICS.
Remember the Philadelphia Commission Stor,
keeps no article manufactured in the west. You
labor is not nterterred with. In return, patron
ize your friends.
Lancaster, October &c, 1919. 25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Valuable hooks.

4 United States Exploring Expedition, 8 vols
I by SPresooitsFerdinand aud Isabella,
vols; Stephens Travels iuYuoatali, vols. Pres
colts Conquestof Mexico; Young's History oI
America; Napiers Peninsula War; Prescotts Con-
guesi OF Peru. . vols; Moshein's Ecclesiastical
History, vols; Josephus Plutarclrs Lives, Buck.
inglam's Travels ia America. in2 vuls.
Az the Book Store of, JOHN l., iPUTHILL.
Lancaster, August 81, l8i0 t II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
SELLING OFT Ar COST.

-
n HEREBY inform the citizens of Lancaster and
II vicinity, that will sell my entire Stock of
Goods at Eastern CITY Cost for cash only. My
stock is large and fresh, comprising .,'.
Dry Goods, Hardware,
QUEENsWARIr, Ready Made CLOTHING,
Hats, Boots and shoes, Cotton Yarn; sc.
l respectfully calIthe attention Of Country Mer
chants 10 my Stock especially some
800 pieces of FRESH PRINTS ts
900 do BROWN MUSLIN
A Large Lot of READY MADE CLOTHING
A pretty aud well assorted lot Of QUEENS
WARE and HARDWARE.
pledge myself that there is no humbug In the
matter--the Goods must be sold. As guaran-
tee that am doing us | propose, you will find my
private cost mark exhibited for the examination
of all who wish, so that you can look through my
stock aud sell to yourseves-aiter selling at pri-
waite sale lora short time the balance Of my Goods
will be otherwise disposed of. Persons wishing
TO commence the Dry Goods business IN Lancas-
ter. are informed that my Store and Ware Room
will be for rent Friends ifyou let this opportu,
nifty Of getting bargains pass, you may never have
another. So come ON quickly
II. w. DEVELING.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
'VVNHNHISVENANG

OF every description. Sofas and Chairs Resulted;
Mattresses paastres aud Cushings manufactured
To order; Carpets cut and made; Holland Blinds
made; Nenltmn Blinds, and Furniture OF every
description, repaired in tue best manner
NATinAcnn 4 Irn.,n.. 6Nl. % l.. M. rr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Pittsburgh Glass.

10 Painters and others.
S1kN KEGS orPURE WHITE LEAD, Just re.
%1NW ceived and for sale by iaFS
J, c. WEAVER & co.
Lancaster, Maya, I849 s CIV
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23

virtue and power to heal so many diseases. But
since ii is well known that more than 10000 per.
sons have been cured, ourfrends will begin 10 re-
aze the truth of our remarks, which we made about
six months ago; viz: that there would not be
family in America who would live day without
possessing box OF McAbLSTER'S.1H HedH,g
Oiatment, iC they but knew its virtues.
McAllislcr's All. Healing Ointment restores per-
spiralon in the system. by this means it opens
those avenues through which nature carries OF the
impurities within, aud thus relieves the body ofdis.
ease. 1t is thus that it cues Consumption, Fevers,
Scrofulla, Eryslpelas, Asthma, Salt Rheum, Sick
Headache, Quincy, Sore Throat, Rheumatism,
Scad Heads, Pains IN the Chest, Side and Back /;
Dyspepsia Poisons, Sore Breast, Deafness, Cutan
eous Erupticns; Sore Eyes, inflammation Of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chilbams,
Piles, Worms. .agues, Cold Feet; Liver Complaint.
Ulcer,and aIlFeyer Sores, luflammations ofevery
kind.
A. & S. HENDRY, Ashtabua, o., General
Agents for the Statcof Ohio.
AGENTS. Bury & Beck,' Druggists Lancaster,
Fairfield County General Agents: Glendeunng &
Corner, Winchester, VIM. w. EIhe, Iihupois !;
HIS ] Leonard. Merchants, Basil, N Beatty &
Go Druggists, Baltimore, John woodward, Grocer,
New Salem, e Kalb, Druggist Rushville, A & r.
Milhoa, Loekville; Crist'& Pickering, Pickering.
ton ; w, r. Breck, Carroll: Daniel Hawkin, Sugar
Grove, Ashbaush & Beery, Bremen.
November II, lS4S. .+s 3m9s.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23

rails and by the best ni wOrklnen
He has recently added to his stock large as
sortment TRUNKS aud CARPET BAGS.
beautiful assortment Of BUGGY, CARlRAGE
aud WAGON WHIPS avarieiy oI Fly NETS,
BRIDLES and COLLARS
He has also on hand an excellent article OF
HUSK MATTRESSES aud SEA GRASS MATS,
made up 1.-THE best aud most durable manner
1t isuow admitted that he has on hand the lmg'
est aud hest assortment OF work ever before Kept
in this place and he intends TO be ready at all
times to accommodarethe The publicwith every thing
IN his line and at the iomea prices. Give hlm ii
cal and you will not goaway without buying
Lancaster May IL, 1919.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
LiOuOrs for tI1e SICK

IF you want some PURE LIQUORS for tho
i Sick Room call utthe OLD DRUG STORE
where you will be sure ~ gel tue right article
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, 1919 IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Lead Pine.

II ARGE and small eulibre, for sale cheap al
lANo. SO. by NJ, z. KREIDER.
Lancaster, August II, l849 lj
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
LadIeS2 Curls.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
Nails.

d HE KEGS NAILS of best quality for
n zee forsale still cheaper, by p. BOPE.
Lnncasier MAY 4. 1919. 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
aG Doz. Ivory Combs

.nF Superiorquality- a few doz. Tuck and
\ N)Shell Side Combs with on assortment Of Hair
aud Cloth Brushes. Pocket Books, Cologne Wa
ter, Fancy Soaps &c. justreceived and for sale by
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Inncaster August no. l049
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
To country Merchants.

VNHEiundenigned hos taken an agency of the
II ZanesciRe Cotton MiH, for the sale Of Cot
Ton Yarn, Carpet and Coperiid Yarns, Cotton
Batting aud Candle Wick, aud will at all times
sell0t factory prices thus saving the Merchant the
cost OF transportation to this place. All orders
wilthav prompt attention p. B0PE. 4
Lancaster, August 10, l849J Ia
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
NENSGS AAA.
CABINET MAKING.

rHNllE undersigned respectfully announces to
b the citizens Of Lancaster and vicinity, that
he Intends cnrrying on the above business IN all
It's pd,ious branches at the old stand of Henry
Schultz, in Connects Ror, two doors below the
Eagle Office; where by strict attention to business
he hopes To receive liberal share of public pa
tronnge lie intends to keep work Of the plain
est aud most fashionable sty on hand, at all times
aud at all prcos His work will be made in the
very best manner and orthe best seasoned GmJcr
He has in has employ some Of the very best work
men in the State aud therefore can warrant lit
work lie will make:
SOFAS and L0UNGES-fncst quilted to tho
pmiuest pad seats
TURKISH DlVANS aud OTTOMANS;
SIDE BOARDS--ol the most fashionable and
superior style aud oi various patterns;
BUREAUS-Mahsgn aud plain ofevcry les.
cription; TABLES OF all patterns and styles;
MAHOGANY CHAIRS; Book Cases and Sc.
cretaricS; Counting House and other Desks
HAT RACKS Of every description;
WARD ROBES and WASH STANDS;
BEDSTEADS-- Mahogany Walnut and Cherry
IIigh.post French Cuucles, French, Grecian auc
Scrpeuiine.
COFFlNS mNde in the shortest notice and M
extra charge for hcarse. All funerals will be at
| tended Ia i'm Dprsnu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
400 Gallons TanMcr,s oil,

On Draft 5yhe Gallon or barrel
n Barrels LlNSEED OIL. . do Sp Turponine
Owith supply OF Winter Sperm, Meats fuo
gand Lard OIL ior snle by ...
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, 1910 II
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
New HOoks, just received.

Lyhch's Expedition In tho Dead Seai
Macnulye's History Of Eughnd, Library edition
Life oiJohn Quincy AdauiS Guilots Gbbon;
Shakespeare, new edition. . vols
Sacred Mountain, 10y HeadY
Wnndcrngsol Il Pilgrim uuder the Shadow Of
Mnnt Blanc;
Pilgrims in the Shadow Of Jansrruu, by Geo;
B, Cheeyer, ID. y,
Mupes, from M Old Mansc;
ofilie good tluaui
The Retribution aud other new Novels, just
from the Iress. For sale by ,4.s
f aulFgg JOHN l., TuTHILL,
.,tt-H.. Opposite ShgGers Hotel
Lancaster, September 81, l8d0 30
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EFThe Genuine will be enclosed in White
Wrapper and Splendid Steel Plate Engraved
Label. For sale wholesale by
$50 A, l.. SCOVILL.
Corner Of Fifh and Race, Cincinnu

Corner Of Fifth and Race, Cincinnati,
Also, by BURY g. BECK, Lancaster, Fairfield
County, GenerabAgens; Ashbaugh & Beery, Bre
men; Gendennns Il Corner, Winchester; w. w
llte Lilhopois: Crist & Pickering, Picke,ingtop:.
A. & Z. Mithoff, Lockville: w. F. Breck, Carroll:
Leonard ( Broher, Basil; N, Beatty 60. Bal.
timoe: John Woodyard, New Salem; e. Kalb,
Rushville Daniel Hawkins, SugarGrove.
February 2, IS49 lf39
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Brushes.

THNHE most general and complete assortment
ever offered in this market. For sale on
reasonable terms by nj. Il. kRElDER.
Lancaster, August 10, 1849 ID
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stationery.
TIooks for Children.

A LARGE supply ofJuvenile Books aud Toys
N OF every description-at the Book Store OF
JOHN l.. TUTHILL,
GrceRc's Biock, one door West of SdviRg's Bank
Lancaster, August 81, 1919. IL
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w hite Lead.

@M Kegs PURE WHITE LEAD, warranted
q " 65 do Paris Green 80 do Chrome Green,
with general assortment PAINTS just receiv-
ed and for safe by GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, l849 IA
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ENfr0 FrcnCh brandy,

TNoR THE SICK An article which cannot
be surpassed for sale by NJ. 4. KRElDER
Lancaster. July l3, l849 10