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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29
James ID. Nourse. Esq.

This distinguished gentleman, the author Of
"The Past and its Legacies," is now in our city
with the intention Of giving course of lee
lures. We assure our renders that those who
attend the lectures Of Mr.. Nourse will be high
ly delighted and instructed. His rich stores Of
his reflective powers. and his bril-
liant rhetoric, will enable him to give such lee
tures as we do not often have the opportunity of
hearing
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29

The first Minnesota Legislature convened on
on Tuesday, the 4th inst, and both branches
were permanently organised. William Furber
was elected Speaker Of the House, and w. d.
Phillips Chief Clerk. In the Council. Mr.. Ohm.
stead was elected President, and Joseph r.
Brown Secretary. James NJ. Goodhue was cho-
sen to Go the incidental printing of both Hou-
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29

We are informed tsays the Tribune) that NJ.
Poussin's recall has been decided on by the
French Government, independent Of his difficult.
ty with the cabinet at Washington. Mr.. de
Montholon, the son OF General Montholon, is
said to be named his successor
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29
Notice.

We shall, In future, discontinue sending the
Examiner to subscribers after the expiration Of
the time for which their subscriptions pay, un-
less otherwise instructed.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29
Conctrt by nIn dame Abinmowiez

The lovers of music will be delighted to learn
that this distinguished vocalist has determined
to favor the citizens Of Louisville with one Of
her delightful musical entertainments. We
know that she will have full house.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29

beating The az. a.
there IS ~ sotroat.
but they must tsy . -
may be within their 49,
The editors Of the ~ 49,
most clear-headsd men ve -
They are Insss e ssmarkabls r
tons, and no les remarkable -
Yet they have week after We
these questions - II the qusssio| =
obvious demonstration Of he r.
contend for and Of the falsehcod
maintained. IL all evil were 10
soon az 1t IS generally recogni,ex
soon as II Is admitted by the evil
selves, this world would very 500
Tniiieniai purity and happiness. ne
aEsng people could be removed ubs----
rulers clearly see them and siuc.r-l,, s'':
apply remedy, no evils would ~.
governments administered with : -.
good OF the governed. There are -
under the Government Of EngIaud -
more fagrant than the evils which s,.-!,
African slavery in this country. Wsss.
|, refer 10, without describing, the go
ton Of the Irish poor. And We MIA
} contented ourselves with reference ~ ~
, ditiOn Of the millions Of English Dsso.-.
speak Of the rights Of property or Of I'D
self IN reference 10 these wretehsd -
mere mockefy. And are not thsssa So
: clearly seen and pointed out by The bos, ~ n
!, lish mOralis's, PhilanthrOpisis, and --f,---.
And do not the rulers anxiouslv dssi,e =, Il
remedy Have they not voted millions - :.
the starving Irish, and are not million, -
o ed yearly in supporting the poor7 n -
could be eradieaied, II the paaoe-. .,,,,. =,
"emanciPated" or eOlonized, il an -
y method could be devised to ertirp... Il. II
IT Of evils. wosld not the remeoy b sB....l
k once; putting an end at once to vat s1,g.l !.
\ penditure and to the great social -y.., a.
which the starving population Of Ir-I,,i !,
10 the degraded and wIetehed paupsr. n -
se are laboring1 Yetthers are not vs,t'rg -
h in England who are crying aloud for tn -
ton Of the evils in question, and 1roBosss,-
-. simple and easy means for their s1hae,lo5
Louisville Jssr,s,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29

TThe New Orleans Crescent says that Gen.
Worth did not intend TO take part in any insunec-
tionary movements in Cuba. The Crescent is
authorised TO say this by friend of the General,
who couversed with him freely and fully as to his
intentions and prospects but short time before
his DEATH
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29

i'm. McKN ESQ, No. 81, North Fifth St,
'hilsdelPhis, will receive subscriptions Cor the
hammer.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29
ChlvaIry.
Chtyalry.
A Norfolk; paper contains the following adj

Norfolk;paper contains the following ad-
vertisement:
NOTIcE.-For sale, a Colored Girl, Of very
superior qualifications, who is now in Mr.. Hall's
Jail in Norfolk. She is what spectators call a
Fancy Girl-a bright Mulatio, fine figure,
stright black hair and very black eyes-remark.
ably neat and clearly in her dress and person.
venture to say, that there is not better seam
stress, cutter and filter Of ladies' and chidren's
Dresses In Norfolk or elsewhere, or more fam
ciful netter Of Bead Bags, Money Purses, Sc.
Amy Lady or Gentleman, in Norfolk or Ports
mouth, who may wish to purchase a Girl Of
this description, (whom l consider the most
valuable in Virginia) may take her and try her
month or more at my risk, and if she does not
suit and answer the description here given, may
return her TO Mr.. Hall
The cause Of offence, for which intend,
(though reluctantly to sell her, is that she has
been recently induced, by the persuasions Of
some colored persons, to make her escape with
them to the North, in which she failed, and is
now for sale. Apply to the subscriber In Suf.
folk, or to James Murdaugh, ESQ.,, or TO G. e.
Robinson, of Portsmouth, for further informa-
ton. JosEPH HoLLIDAY.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29

U " snd, occasionally, number Of The
EKAnISER 70 persons uko are not subscribers, "a.
the hope, tia, By psrUsaI Of it, they may be in
dzeed 10 subscribe.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29

20 Hon. r. p. Letcher, our newly appointed
Minister to Mexico. and Capt b. Il. Hardin, Sec
Rotary of Legation to the same court, arrived in
Cincinnati on Sunday, on their way home. They
will Immediately make Preparations for their de-
parture 10 the city of the Montezumas, and expect
10 start ia few weeks.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-29

1 One hnndred hands are advertised for, to
work on the Charestown and Jacksonville plank
road. Ten good hewers are also waited.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.
Serious Riots.

PsrlIahioht Building Observation-Disclosures
Ofthe Library--Arrest for High TREASON
More Violence.
On the 25th ult. the Governor of Cana
da gave the royal assent to the bill for
indemnyfying losses sustained during the
late rebellion. On leaving the Parlia-
ment House, he was pelted by The mob
mostly Orangemen-and forced to re-
tire to his residence in the country.
In the evening, while the Assembly
was in session, the mob assembled around
the Parliament House, broke the win
dows, drove the members away and de-
stroyed the furniture. Alter committing
these de2redaiions. the House was fired
1t was soon destroyed, together with the
Library and several surrounding build
ings. Scarcely anything in the building
was saved.
Many arrests were made ON the morn.
ing ofthe goth, among them Sir GEORGE
MoFFATT for High Treason.
On the evening of the same day, the
mob again assembled and after much dis
turbance applied the torch to the house o
Mr.. La FOntain, which, together with
the stables contiguous, was totally de-
stroyed. They also demolished the win
dows in the House of DR.. Nelson Kinks.
A large Mass Meeting was held, on the
9th, in the afternoon The assemblage
was addressed by speakers, who exhor
ted the populace to forbearance ant
peace. They had considerable effect il
alaying the passions Of the mob, which
afterwards dispersed. A series of reso
lutions were passed, praying for the re
call fthe former Governor.
The Parliament assembled in the Mar
ket House. but transacted no business
Much excitement still prevails.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
TO Our Customers.

We trust that the friends, who are in,
debled to US, will bear in mind that the
Third year willexpire in two weeks. We
have another payment to make upon the
Press; also large paper bill to discharge
The paper, al least a considerable share
it. was used during the last campaign
aud wo have neither received pay for il
nor the labor performed. Remembering
this we trust uul friends will help us out
-four difficulty by discharging their in
debtedness at least. We think that we
have a right To ask this much.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
New Advertisements

The "FAIRFIELD County SAYINGS In.
sTITuTE" advertises a statement of AS.
sets and Liabilities. 1t will be seen tina,
they are in prosperous condition. The
following individuals have been elected
Directors for the ensuing year: Messrs'
J. Greene, Henry Miers, R. j. Peters, j.
&c. Weaver, l.. Lobenthall, S. McCabe
and G. Martin.
WESLEY MooDY advertises his Wagon
and Buggy Shop-alSo lot offine Pumps.
He is good and prompt workman and
will give satisfaction. Give him call.
Messrs. FlNKBoNE & WINTER have as
socia;ed themselves together in the Tai.
lOriag Business and are prepared to exc
cute all orders with neatness and des-
patch. We bespeak for them a liberal
share of the public patronage.
Messers. TATJE & MARATA have taken
charge of Rings FIGURING Mil. 1t will
be seen that they are prepared to do Gus
tom work at all times. They have
excellent facilities and are accommoda
ting men. Try them.
Messrs. CoULuAN & Co, have received
their Spring and Summer supply of Rea
dy Made Clothing. They have large
aud excellent assortment and are read.
to accommodate the public with anything
in the Gentlemen's Furnishing line, from
the crown of the head TO the sole Of thu
foot. They have large variety, of al
colors, sizes and patterns, for Men and
Boys, and all cheap. Advertisement mex
week. In the mean while customer
will find them at their Old Stand, th'
"Checkcrcd Store"
p. BoPE advertises a new addition Il
to his stock ofIron, Nails, Cooper Tools
&C., at reduced prices.
J. C. WEAVER & Co. advertise larg'
lot of Iron and Nails, just received and 70
sale at reduced prices.
r. FIELDING, the same Robert, VIII
sells Hats and Caps at "lsss than cost,
is again on hand with nice assortment
There is no excuse foi wearing that "ol
t slouched hat" any longer A goodjudg'
I in such matters, said that new hat mad
us look beautiful, If it had that effe'
I on us, the most ugly need not desponC
| The remedy is on hand better far tha
8 Jayne's Hair Tonic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
In Fairfield Common Pleas
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Teunis p. Aslbrook. Guardian of Isaac N. Kauf
mali, Elijah B. Kaufman, Cutharine Kaufman,
Joseph D. Kaufman and Nancy Kaufman.
Eg-parte
N obedence to an order uf sale directed to me
/ from the Court aforesaid at its March Term,
l849, | will OH saturday the 12M day Of May
aert, before the door Of the Court House in said
County, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and o'clock p. NJ. OF said day, offer for sale by
public vendue and outcry, three equal undivided
fourth parts Of the following parcels OF Land, sit
unle in Fairfield County, to wit:
FTrst-Part Of Section No 10, Township No II,
Range No II, containing 80a Acres.
Second--rart of the West half of Section No
10 Township No II, Range No II, containing so
Acres.
Third-Part of the Northeast Quarter Of Sec.
ton No l8, Township No II, Range No II, con.
tanning 40 Acres and II perches.
F6urth-Part OF the West half Of Section No
10. Township No Is. Range No 10, containing %
Acres and 3rods-the mctes and bounds whereof
are particularly set out in said order OF sale, sub
iect 10 the following membranes.
ErSt-To the support OF Christian Shickler
during his lifetime equal to three-onrths the in
terest on the sum Of 1856 Sc, payable annually
Second-To right of Dover in the whole o
said premises in favor of Catharine Kaufman
Widow of David Kaufman, deceased.
. Thtd-The right OF Duwer in favoI Of Mary
Ann, Widow of Joseph Kaufman. limited to three
ourths the interest therein, and lastly subject alst
to be taken ut the appraisement of three judiciou
men after the death of said Christian Shickler
by David. Noah, Joseph (now deceased) and Sam
uel Kaufman sous OF David Kaufman. deceased
on payment to Barbara Splitter or heirs ant
Christian Kauifmaa or heirs, the amount stipulate'
in said David's will, to.wit: Three.eighths q
81 $50 56-lOO and the residue thereof equa
between all the other heirs. Said interest not t
be sold for less than $3.50 ani for cash in hand.
TUNIS p. ASH BROOK.
Guardian as aforesaid
March 80, ,l949. pf$7 Gw47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
"No Friends 10 Reward, &c.

1t seems that if General Taylor has
not, some Of his cabinet hare friends to
reward and. punish" Mr.. Ewing who
is at the head ofthe home department has
procured appointments for his brother.in-
law, his father.in.law, his son, and per-
haps other connections. The nomination
Of the infamous MeGaughey originated
with Mr. Ewing. Those are samples OF
this fuuc,onary's appointments,-- Pitts
bErgh Post.
The above paragraph has been on the
round for some weeks, as sample, we
suppose, of wholesale Locofoco lying;
nor did we suppose it necessary to notice
it, until its appearance in last weeks
Eagle. It's publication in that paper might
lend some, who are not acquainted will
the facts, to suppose it trpe.
Mr.. Ewing's farlhcr-in.law has beef
dead some months, his brother.in.lav
holds no office--0ne of his sons, we un
derslant, holds an office, to which he wa
appointed by General Taylor. Thus thu
sample" Of Mr., Ewing's appointment
dwndles dowR to nothing.
We are surprised that the Editor o
the Eagle, knowing its fa'sily, shoul'
admit the paragraph into his columns.
an unintentional error, we doubt not, tha
The will speedily correct it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04

BLAoKwooDs MAGAZINE, for April
comes to us laden with many treasure
1t contains munyexcellent and interesting
articles and is one Of tho best numbers
We have lately read. 1t is the cheapest
of Magazines, because it contains moth
ing but what is of value; aud while the
American reader will not, of course, sub
scribe to oil it's doctrines, he will be
pleased with ths boldness with which
they are advanced.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
Sale Of Real Estate.

VXTILL be sold on the premises on Saturday
wv the 5th day Of May neat, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. of
said day, the following Real Estate Of Nicho
las Sidner, deceased, in Two Lots, lying on the
cd State Road from Lancaster to Tarlton,23 miles
from the hitter described as follows viz: the FIRST
Lot being part of,he southwest Quarter of sec
ton No. "a, Township No. 10, Range No 90, be-
Cunning at the southwest corner Of said Quarter
section thence East thirty-three rods thence
North one hundred and sixty rerches to the north
boundary Of said Quarter section; thence West
thirty,three perches to the Northwest corner oi
said Quarter section; thence south to the place oI
beginning, containing SO Acres more or less.
ALS0-5a Acres more or less, of the south
oast Quarter Of section No. 23 Township No IL
Range No. 90; Beginning at the Northeast corner
of said Quarter section. and running from thence
West two chains and fifty links to post; thence
south twenty-three chainf TO post; thence Eas
two chains und fifty links to the East boundary o
said Quarter section thence North twenty-thre'
chains to the place OF beginning.
! Terms of saie-0ne-thlrd ofthe purchase mo
ney in hand, one-,hird in one year and one.thirc
In two yenrs from sale. with interest on deferred
payments. VIM HAMILTON, Adm TOR
TVIth he WI anaezcd Of N. Sidaer, deceased
April 6, IB48 pt$4,50 5w48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04

TIE OVERLAND EMIGRATfDN. In tho
account lately Of the expedition to Los
Angeles oflhe United States dragoons, il
is stated that the rivers and brooks in the
Great valley are so encrusted with salt
petre as to destroy all vegctaiion, and
fears are expressed that the California
emgrants going overland will suffer much
from the dearh Of food for themselves
and mules. The numbers who will leave
the Western borders this sumner are es-
timated at 20 900 persons. who take A.
900 wagons aud 10000 mulos. If these
parties pursue nearly the same route, and
follow in qEeh succession Western
paper estimates that they will need
a grazing field fur every month @.
qual To 80 0milesin one direction, by a.
bout a third of d mile in another. At
long as The emigranis can keep the river
banks they mOy calculate on tolerabe
good subsistence for their mules and cat
tie. Their great and formidable trial:
mus, be encountered in The dried plain;
Of the great Basin aud in the mountain
passes which connect with it. Those
who leavo the Western borders on the
lsi of May expect TO reach the Sacra
men,o in the middle Of October. The
progress of these cmgrants will be
watched with much anxiety by thci
friends in this part Of tho world.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS
n. TT E r .

/ S now receiving and openiDgan entire New and
L Splendid Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
in the Store Room formerly occupied by Ander-
son g. Miers, and opposite TO Mr.. John U. GiesyS
d'oeitiSg house, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
FOR THE LADIES.-AnaStasia Lustre,
Silk Striped and Figured Leoni,
Silk Mohair Mode De Lane, Linen Barege,
Linen Lustre. Victoria Lawns, India Book,
Embroidered Muslin Robes. Jaconet Muslin,
English and Scotch Ginghams Grass Cloth,
Tareton Muslin, Mode Alpaca, Lace&EdgnS
heavy lot Of
NEW STYLE CHIN1Z AND CALICOEs,
pery cheap.
Barege Shawls and Scarfs, Capes and Collars,
Fancy Silk Hnndkerchiefs and Points
Linen Cambria Handk is, Fancy Bonnet Silk,
Assorted Kid Gloves Lisle do. Wreaths and
Artihcals,
Satchels and Travelling Bags, ParasolS and
Parasolets,
BONNETS-A fine assortment Of
H1lsW 9RY&l9 &ND1B9o DOS1N9R9
very cheap, from l2 l.2 cents up,
splendid assortment of Bonnet Ribbon,
White, Black aud Mixed Cotton Hose.
Bleached and Brown Drilling, Beu Ticking,
do do Muslin
Cotton and Carpet Yarn, assorted numbers
Cotton Batting and Wadding
FOR THE EGENTLEMEN-Clot g. Cassmeres
| Summer Goods and Cloth un extensive Assort-
ment of every variety of color and quality,
| Summer Cassimeres Sattinets, Jeans, Tweeds,
Cotton Drillings. Cotton Plaids and Jeans
HATS and CAPS-A large assortment.
BOOTS AND SHOES--Lodies' fashionable
Walking Shoes and Slippers, Misses do do
| Ladies' Cutters, a fine article
| Chdrens' Shoes, assorted
Glass and Queensware, Looking Glasses,
GRoCERIES-A good lot Of Coffee, Sugar,
Tea Molasses, Rice, Pepper and Spice.
CASH paid for WHEAT.
Taken in exchange for Goods at the lowest
cash price, Feathers, Rags, Beeswax, Tallow,
Flaxseed Butter, Lard, Bacon and Eggs.
| Lancaster, April 90, l849 lm50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
old DOcuII1euts,-.Polk.

The following is copy of ticket
which received the sufrages ofthe De
uocracy oflhis county, in times gone-bye
Democratic Ticket.
Equal Lars 4, Free S96rage!
No BANK OPPREssIoE!
NO NEGRO TESTIMONY!
For Governor
Wilson Shannon
For Congress
William Medill
For Senator
Samuel Spangler
For Representative
Charles HI Brough
For Sheriff
Samuel Ewing
For Auditor
John G Cassel
For Commissioner
David Brown
For Recorder
William l. King
For Prosecuting Attorney
Washington Van Hamm
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
The Last NOIice.

All those indebted to us for two and
three years subscriplionto the Gazette,
viii please bear in mind, that, unless their
accounts are paid by the 4th ofMay next,
they will be charged at the rate of three
dollars per year without exception. We
commend their attention to the follow
ing:
PAY THE PRINrER.-"Fathor, what do
printers live onl"
why do you ask that singular ques'
lion my son?"
"Becouse you said you had not paid
him for two or three years; and yet you
get The paper every day"
Eliza. take that child out oflhc rooml
Where did he get such strange notions
Of right and wrongl"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04

CVAn old friend, me Hho has battIed
in the cause oftrue Democracy for many
years, wishes To be heard upon tho extra
ordinary events of the past year. We
lcthim speak for himself. 1t is highly
instructive and sometimes beneficial to
cad over the chronicles of The past. II
it does not improve the heart, it may af-
ford amusement for the hour. And re-
rerring back to the threats which were
made our readers, with us, will be duly
thankful for the small portion ofthe Com
slitution and tho remaining Laws. which
have been left MS. II would be unkind III
US to charge the result upon three dollars
day, little official printing and few
Judgeships.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04

RAILROAD CoNvENTioN.--The Conven'
von,ion, which met in Steubenville. on
last Thursday and Friday, resolved to
push the road through from Pittsburgh to
Columbus, by the nearest practicable
route and in the shortest possible time
Considerable spirit was manifested and
proper arrangements made to push OH
the work.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
AJ0@G9Gm
Scioto and Hooking Valley Rail
Road Company.

IVNHE Stockholders in the above named Com.
u pany are hereby notified, that meeting Of
the Stockholders viii be held at
OHIhMI 90 WIll99 0IzII0o
on Wednesday, the 9th Of NI:Iy next,
for the purpose of elecling SEVEN DIRECTORS
to manage the atiars Of said Company agreeable
to the 9TH Section of an act regulating Railroad
Companies passed February IL, 1913.
Subscription Books will remain open until the
9th of May next, ut the places heretofore numed,
B. F. CONWAY,
J. MCDOWELL,
G. A. NJ. DAMARIN,
PETER KINNEY,
J. v. ROBINSON,
THOMAS U. WHITE,
ID. TALLMADGE,
CHARLES B0RLAND,
M. A, DAUGHERTY,
April l3, ls49 Managers
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04

tyOur friends, in the western par,
Of the county, arc wide awake upon the
subject of the proposed Railroad We
are assured that they will do their whole
duty, in the way of individual snbscrip'
ton" Let others do as well as they
promise To do, and the road will soon be
under way.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
By Te1egraph-For The Baltimore Sun.

Arrival of tie Cambria Important from
Constaatinopie--Scisure Of Russian
Custom House JVarlike movements, &c
The Cambria reached her wharf, al
Boston, this morning, at O'Clock.
Solliman Pasha, the great enemy oI
Russia, has been appointed miniSterof wal
at Constanlinople.
The Turks have seized upon the Rus
sian Custom House, and are administer
ing affairs themselves.
ltis reported that an Egyptian army il
or its way to Turkey,
Every thing looks warlike.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
Estote Of LaIMbert BOyer.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers
have been appointed and qualified us Admin
istrators Of the Estate of LAMBERT BoTER, deceas'
ed late Of Fairfield County, Ohio. All persons hav,
ing claims against said Estate are hereby notlhed
to present them legally authenticated within one
wear from this date, and those indebted to make
immediate paymentto
DAVID AUGUSTUS, (Adm,,ors.
WILLIAM. BOYER avn
April 27, l849 4wSl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
RE M OVAL

TTNBE undersigned hereby informs his friends
and customers that he has removed his Shop
into the rooms lately occupied by REED & BAucH-
MAN. directly opposite to Bury g. Becks Drug
Store, Main street, Lancaster Ohio, where he
will constantly be found. and always provided
with work, and ready mnde Boots & Shpes, at
the lowest possible prices. ,,
Lancaster, April 6, la49 4s