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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
Am Ordimalnrcrc.
To provide for the taking up of curbIng
and guttering that remains unpaid for
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To provide for the taking up of curbIng
and guitering that remains unpaid fOr
TO the corporation of Lancaster.
SEC I.-Be IL OrdaiRedbythe Tom Council
- of he Torn of Lancaster. That it shall be
the duty Of the Street Committee TO remove all
the paving of side walks, curbing aud paving of
cutters, in trout aud on tue side o all lots that re-
main unpaid for according to The provisions OF the
following ordinances (vi2:) Gan Ordinance regu
lating tue side walks, curbng and paving cutters
in the town Of Lancaster passed April 18Th 1888.
AN Ordinance establishing the grade and pro
wiling Tor the curbing and paving Of the side
walks and the Public Cutters on Main Street. in
the Town Of Laucaste.' passed March 28tI 1889. :
An Ordinance providing for the .curbng aud
paving Of the side walks and Public Cutters ia
the Town of Lancaster. passed May Goth 1910.
IAN Ordinance, providing for the paving and
CIlrbng tie side walks on Columbus Street North
.of Mill Street, passed May 26tnI84l, and An
Ordinance, providing iorculbing aud paving side
walks IN certain cases, aud have the SHINE reset
ut any other place where the Corporation may
have need ur such work: Provided that The de-
linquent owner or owner shall first have the priv
ilege of saving said work 10y making payment
therefor,
This Ordinance To be in tull force from and aE
ter its legal publication. E .Hreri1s.f T4
Passed Nav -. I849.
7 ''sA p JOHN D. MARTIN. President.
b Atest-JouE. b. REID. Recorder, q. D. ei...
Lancaster Nov. 81, 1919.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

~ Sin J6nN FR4NKLlN's ExPEDiTioN. -
Sir james Ross has returned from'the
Areuc seas. where be has been engaged
BE- a search for Sir John Franklin and
his crews.
1t is given as his confident opinion
that Mother Sir John Franklin nor any Of
idsbrave compahiohs are eastward 0f
any navigable'pointin the Arctic re ciotis,
and ifihere be any chance of their exist.
ence, i is ~ the supposilion hat be pro.
ceeded in a westerly direction, and in
such. case We can only expect 10 hear
from the missing adveniurers by ihe
Mackenzie detachment, Of by her Males
liy's slip Ployer, CommandtTT Moore, by
way Of Russia. w. a ,''''' 10y, a." ~
Sir James tIayersed al least 230 miles
ION the ice, the bergs Of which were
much more SO than any Of DE
Experienced Arctic yoyagels had seen
before. Sir James and his party pene
IlraIed asfar as the wreck Of the Fury
where he found the old tent standing, and
everything about il in a state Of the best
presentation. AT this point Sir James
deposited large quantity Of, provision
and also the sore w.launch Of fthe Enter
prise. The march of Sir james acros,
the boundlessregions Of ceistruy stated
as most unparalleledfest of ex xpIoratiOn
We are sorry to find, however that i
was IN no way successful. loot t.-......
sd CiNciNNATI,D /, River SLOWLY
recedlng. .G H1
Hogs, no new feature 10 notice; de
mand fair aud though large number pas
Singon the market prices steady. Sales
this morning 1000 at $2,65 to S2,75
Green meats IA. 900 Hams sold at AZ To
5cppriDcipallylaHer. NolI,ing doing il
Lard or Pork, 400 bbls. Flour $3.50
Whisky steady at .2lc, Salt increased
demand. .' '' t'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
Charles Schneider,

Teacher, Of Vocal and Instrunlentnl, Music,
TMEAS again located himself in Lancaster, for
III. the purpose of teachhig Music.1 His terms
will be reasonable and his attendance to pupils
diligent. .........s..t.
He win also give Instructions in the French
and German Languages. frp-ihs ...u9S c.5
For further particulars, inquire at hisresdence
in Henry Arnold's Building, corner ofMaih and
Lancaster, September go, l849 3m2l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

rg"A SNAGi AS rs A SNKG.'-The Bouis.
vile Courier states that on the night of
the l4tb, the steamer Hiram Powers, on
her upward trip with wood-b boat in tow,
struck snag barely missing her hull,
passed through the cook house-pantry
and two state carrying away the
cooking stove pots, pans, and dishes, and
finally emerged with the second cook
who was caught sleeping in one of the
dismantled rooms, through the hurricane
roof, where it protpded forty feet beyOnc
the deck. Twoofthe Rremen were throw
Ioverboard by the shock, and drowned
but neither the cooks nor the occupants
of the state rooms were injured. .rI7<Ni
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

fahTHE DRURYs.- The New York Tri-
bune says that these men have been ar
raigned and both, plead not guilty to the
Indictments found against them for The at.
tempt on the life Of Thomas Warner
The elder says:-GI shallabe able toprove
that this is all afoul conspiracy. If you
can prove that have had any thing to dc
with stolen property, or with thieves, yoc
may take all got. have turned ovei
some $l2O, ,OOOa yearin this community
in my business; that shows something's
what l have been. The whole Of thiI
thing is base conspiracy"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
COODcP'S Tools.

ND OARD AXES and Alzes, Head and stave
ID Knives, HOLLOW and Champering Knives
Shave mp do T'ogetherwitha large assortment
OF other tools in this way, warranted goud and
.cheap. just received and for sale by r, BCPE.
Lancaster, May 4, l840. 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
Total. l............ .......1129

This is an average of eighty six years
and two months each-and the aggregate
excess of the "rtime honored thirteen
over four-sGore, is just eighty years. No
dehberative assembly of equal mugni-
tude. was ever more remarkable for the
virtue, temperance and longevity of its
members, than the one which declared
the American Colonies free and indepen-
dent. 1---l..L ~ aI-. --t l-l----L -t--N
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
An Ordinance,
To provide for the Curbing and Paving OF
the Side Walks and Cutters within the
town of Lancaster. ....sf

To provide for the Curblng and Paving OF
the Side Walks and Cutters Within the
town Of Lancaster. r- ......t-.sf ...
.SEC. I. Be Il ordained By tie Torn Conncil
- ctthe torn ofLdncastSr. That il shall be tie
duty ol all persons, the owner or owners of any
lot Or part Ola lot Within tie original plat Zane
.plOor the town of .ancasler TO pave the side.
walks in front of the same, with hard burnt
brick or flag stone, aud pave the gutter or cutters
III front thereof with pebble stone, under the di-
rections Of tue Street Committee. ..........
SEC. 9. That it sLal be The duty Of every per.
son or persons the owneror owners of any lot or
part OF lot, fronting on any of the streets within
I the several additions 10 the town of Lancaster,
not heretofore curbed and paved to curb and pave
the same with stone, aud pave their sidewalks
diit!l hard burnt brick, stoIe or gravel, under the
wrections ut the street committee o ,.aH .
SEC, 3. That il any person orpersous shall re-
fuse or neglect to comply With the provisions Of
the first aud second sections O this Ordinance, for
"A longerterm than TO the first day of May A. D.
1850 then il shall be the duty Of tile Street Com
mittee to cause such improvements to be made
AT the expense of the Corporation. which mon.
eys so expended Is hereby made tax npon the
lot or part Of lots, in trout of which the improve
ments are made, and shall he assessed and leviet
thereon and certified to the Auditor Of fuilielC
oouniy, to be placed upon the Duplicate and col
lected as other taxes for Corporation purposes art
collected. a'h i''' ''7'''' 't .'t' .'
SEC. 4. That all Ordinances. Or parts of Qrdi
nances inconsistent with this he, and the same i
hereby repealed. iH ~ H'n' "'f'4 '4'Hta 'i1
I,,r.s e-a. JOHN D. MARTIN. President
| Attest-JoHN B. REED, Recorder,
Passed Nov. l2, l849. % at' 81" 5Ht $50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
Prepare for wet Weather.

lust. receiving from New York an assortment
- of METALLIC RUBBER GOODS, superior
quality --amohg which are the following; "'
Ankle Boots j, Saddle Bags 1 Gun Gases .r
Quurter Boots Pea Coats Leggins
Knee Boots Baby Jumpers Capes
Uers shortBootsHorse Covers Cap and Cape
Life Preserversf Pants q Cushions
Reds sHb0 f'f Pillows Ha fCres'nt Canteens
Mi,tens W gents Gloves Bapismal Pants
Carpet Bags Wading Boots Ladies gai, Boots
lMen'soversioes Lndies0verso's 'srobacco Wallets
Teeth Rings ,Suspenders ~ Breast Pumps,
Nipple Shells Syringes ArtiticalNipples
Balls M Door Springs Bottles, Sc &c
These Goods are offered on reasonable terms.
~, ,t....tt.. NJ D. KRElDER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
Noticc--Ans Attachment.

A. 7 my instance an attachment was this day
| IA. issued, by George Snnderson. a Justice OF
the Peace Of Hooking Township, Fairfield com
ty, Ohio, against the property and effects Of Will
liam S. Miller, nonresident OF said county.
I11 ctia slugay1 1-.ia G. X. MILLER.
Nov. 81, l849. ...,....,........ -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

LIBEL IN THE PULPrr.-The manager of
the Troy Museum has brought an action
against clergyman for libel, and laid
his damages AT $40 900. 1t appears that
the clergyman, in pulpit discourse, pro.
nounced the Museum vile immoral pit
Its performances evil in their innncpce
and dangerous to the moral welfare of
the community. Two-thrds of his con
gregation, ii is said, were in the habit of
visiting it. r'a- r'-t '.,a "7AtH4Hf { ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
Hon. R. J. WALKER AND THE IRON In
TEREsT.-The Danville (Pa,) Democrat

Hon. X. j. WALKER AND THE IRON IN
TEREsT.-The Danville (Pa) Democrat
says: g. ''''f 1-1$ana s.~'g
Hon. Robert J. Walker, late Secretary
of the Treasury. has been recently on a
visit to the iron and coal regions of this
State. He examined the Montoar iron
works at this place, and on the same day
paid flying visit TO Northumberland. his
native place. On Tuesday be returned
to PottsviIle, on his way home, in com
pany with. Thomas Chambers, ESD. at
whose instance he was induced to view
the extensive iron operations in this re-
gion. III said that he has altered his
free-trade notions as far as regards ad
valorem duties on iron and coal, and that
he will lend his influence in favor of mod
crate specific duties on these staples o.
Pennsylvania, if bill of that kind should
be brought before the next Congress.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

The FLORIDA INDIANS. The Nation.
al Intelligencerhas been informed by a
private letter that the delegation Of Sem.
mole Indians from the West, had arriv.
ed at headquarters Of the army in Flori-
da, and that the majority of them enter.
tainthe opinion that their brethren on the
peninsula will be prevailed on to emf
CRATE to uew home beyond the Missis,
sippi. 1t also learns that number of
government buildings are in progress Of
erection on the Manatee river, and tha,
when they are completed, the military
depot for that portion of the army, will
be transferred to that point from Tampa
Bay. ,..', T., .......,1 .' .e .'.' W.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
INrEnEsrINo RrMENIsCENcr. Mon dis.

ANO ~
tipguishod for their patriotism have ip all
ages been distinguished for their longevi.
ty. No'less than thirteen Of the Fifty y.six
signers of the Declaration of American
Independence lived to the patriarchial
age of eishty-one and upwards, viz:-.
.4 Charles Carroll, of Maryland ...g95 ,
William EIlery, of Rhode Island, 90
John Adams. Of Massachusetts, 81
Samuel Adams. do.,....,S 81
Robert Treat Paine, do. =. go. ..S3 b
= Benjamin Franklin, do!... ..s4 $50
William Williams Connecticut. 81
William Floyd, of Long Island. 81
Thomas M'Kean,of PennsylvaniaS3 90
Thomas Jefferson, of Virginia, SO
George Wythe. '-' do.!.. .S9
Matthew Thorptop, oflIrsland % SO I
Frances Lewis. OF South Wales 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

.ssa ~ The exclusive bureau manufacto-
ry of Walker and Meader, at Cincinna-
ii, turns out 1000 bureaus annually,
mostly by machinery, at an average Of
$40 each. Ia i.,,',i ", t...,ss..'.,.l ~ !
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

e6T"Titus," of the Boston Journal
perpetrates the following; yt.ra
!. Why is beautiful lady's foot like
romantic tale of olden times?
Because it is an interesting legend!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

~ PRoGREss OF THE AoE.--An autisla-
very meeting at Oberlih, Ohio, is "full of
joy at the declining state Of, American re
ligion," i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

PRESIDENT TAYLOR AND THE AMERI-
CAN s. s. UNIoN-iThere is published a
lengthy letter from Rev, T, L. Hammer,
general agent of the American Sunday
School Uuion. to President Taylor, on
The occasion of the Sunday School chill
dren of Charleston S. c., contributing
$50 for the7purpose lof constituting the
President and'his lady, life members nI
the American Sunday School Union. The
followingis the Presidents acknowledge
meni; gGtjEH hoa ,Fwis7 1fa -iii
AGac io WAsiuNGToN, Nov. ID, 1S49g ,
DEAR SIR-I have the pleasure tolac.
knowledge, your favor of the 10th inst
Informing me that the Sunday Schoo
children Of Charleston, S. c., had by. Q
contribution Of $50 constituted my lady
and myself life members Of the Ameti
can Sunday School Union. ~ y '' p. ',-''
| beg TO express our high appreciation
Iofthe favor by which we ate made mem
bers of that most benefcent and usetu
institution, and must ask you to convey
to the little children from whum tbs de
rived. the great qualification weefeel al
this dile cate token of their re collectior
and esteem. May they, with Gods bles
sing, become good members Of society
and thus show the excellence of the reli
gious training which they now enjoy,
| am, with high respect,
+ ~ Your friend and obedient servant,
ledo1 i1u.sH.q si2 m9l' r. TAYLOR.
Rev # H. Hanner Sc ..G o. srnrsl5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07
Goods for GentIemen,s Wear

100 Pieces of French and American Cloths
lOU and Cassimeres; $50 pieces OF Satinei'
and Jeans; Plaiu and Fancy Cashmere and silk
yestings; Black aud Fancy silk cravats; Woolien
and Cotton under Shirts and Drawers for sale by
LITTLE g. DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October 5, l54o ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

TIE RIGHT Hon. JAMES GRATTAN, eld.
est son Of The late Henry Gratlan, the
great Irish orator and patriot, the Pitts.
burg Mercury learns, has sold out his Irish
property, and intends settling in Virgin
ia, in which State he has purchased five
thodsahd acres Ofland, james Gratrar
represented for many years the county oI
Wicklow. in tho Imperial Parliament
He was elevated few years ago to the
position of Privy Councillor. isnew
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

\ WA young lady, when told to exeri
else for her health, said she wonld .jenf
at an offer and ran her own risk. ''-'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

s CHANGE OF TUNE.-.Before the decision
against Clerk Roll, the Eocofncos had it,
that the only tribunal having jurisdiction
of the constiiutionality ,oflhe Apponion'
ment Law had finally decided it. Since
the action of the Court of Common Pleas
here, the cry is from "the Democracy"
in all parts ofthe State, a jUdicial.tribu-
nal has decided the la,0 constitutional,
and Mat settles tie question: Now the
Cour: here did not decide The lar ancon-
st,t@tiOnal. 1t dismissed the complaint
on the ground that it did not appear the
Clerk acted corruptiw No Judge init
mated an opinion that the law was un-
constitutional and invalid. But holding
tie law unconstitutional and OperatiUc,
the Court would have dismissed theClerk,
had it been made to appearhe had acted
corrupAyl Nothing more,-- Cincinnati
Gazette. H-aJ t'a'.l las iH' .H.p sts.asil.t i,'.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07


"All the money used by the Govern.
ment, for any purpose, comes from the
pockets of the people. 1t is the toll and
sweat Of the Iaboring people which sup,
port The Golfers Of the Government
Union. So 'a... .r1aI. .--ra- ..-e,, .rs..,
Aud it is the dishonesty and prohigaey
of the dynasty of peculators which have
emptied them. Yet the Union and its
friends have uniformly opposed the ad-
miustralions which have expended the
least money, and supported the most 'ex-
travagant. The men who plunder the
public Golfers, or are responsible for the
pIunder, are sustained and defended hy
the Union, are vouched for as innocent
defauners, and Wing Administration
is assailed for notcoveling up their abus-
es $50 i'asHAef bsott7aS - I1Hr
If the Union. believes wha, it says,
what does it think of an administration
which. in three years, added $40 ,000,0 900
Of public debt TO the burdens of the peo
pie. Mr.. Polk's administration didthis.
The public debt in lS4S was SOS, ,S04, ,450
The public. debt in lS45 was $l6,S0l.-
647 The difference is $4,000, ,703. All
this money must come from the ''peckets
of the people" Who takes from the
"pockets of the peoplel' We appre.
hend that the men who contract the deb,
are the offenders Or does the Union
call for repudiation? Repubijc- asAa.u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

DLANK DEEDS, neatly printed on the
Dbest of paper, for sale at this office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

And they were married, Mr.. Forester
and Clara Walton-united in that true
affection and sympathy of heart, soul and
mind, which constitutes the holiness of
the relation, andmakes it fit type Of the
union between Christ and his church.
Mrs. Conaht and her daughter, who
were distant relations Of Mr.. Forester, re-
mained in Wndisor till after the we'd.
ding; and Mrs. Bell acknowledged she
had wronged Mrs. Walton, and never
would again make an evil report of her
neighbors on The mere they say" of the
world. Il
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-07

Rev. r. Il. Hammer, &c. ..aU
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18

virtue and power TO heal so many diseases. But
since il is well known that more than 2O,O00 per
SIMS have been cured, our friends will begin TO re.
alize the truth OF our remarks, which we made about
six months ago; viz: thai there would not be
family in America who would live day without
possessing box OF McALLlSTER'S .4H Healing
Ointment, il they but knew is virtues
McAllister's All-tIeaIing Ointment restores per-
spra,ion In the system. BY this means IL epens
those avenues through which nature carries off The
impurities within, and thus relieves the body Of dis
ease. Il ishss that il cures Conatyraton, Fpvers,
scrofuIls, Etysipelas, AstinAI sail Rneu'n, Sick.
'lieadache, 1o1lry, Gore Throat, Rheumatism.
Scald Heads, Pains The Chest, Side and Back /:
Dyspepsia. Polsons, Sore Breast, Deafness. Guam
sous Erdpiions, Sore Eyes. Inflammation of the
Bowels. Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chilblams,
Piles, Wormh Agt.es, Cold Feet ,Liver Complaint.
Ucen,and all Fever Sores, Infammaiions Of every
kind
A. Il 8 HFNDRY, A,htabua, @. Il, General
Agents for tliG State Of Ohio. ..t
AGENTS. Bury g. Brrk. Druggists Lancaster,
Fairfield County General Agents! Glendenniug 4
Corner, Winchester; VIM. W IIle, idlhopoIh
n u J Leonard. Merchants, Basil, N Beatty 4
Go Duggsts, Baltimore. John woodward, 3fneer,
New Salem, e Kalb, Dmsgnl Rushvillr, A L II.
MihoF, Lockvillsi CflSt II Pickering, Pickering.
ton W. r. Bfech, Carroll, Daniel HSwGin, Sugar
Grove. Ashbaugh e. heery, Biemen.
November N, l64S. 3m9e,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
DR. GOUCHER,s
Celebrated Ague Medicine,

HIS Medicine has proved itself 10 be the
~ surest. shfest and quickest remedy for Chils
and Fever. now To- use Unlike most of the athck
patent n0strtitns Of tie day. II does hot profess 10
cure tho whole llst Of diseases, ID which flesh ID
hetrY but simply Chs and lnisrmittents.
We shall not travel from Maine 10 deuraiu 10
procure certificates; bat from the thousands, who
have been cured by The use Of this medicine, the
following gentleman have permitted me to up.
pend their names: .o-
CERTITcErEWe the undersigned, take pleasure In 70.
commencing 10 tie public, Dr GoronkRs Aguo Medicine,
sold by W. g. BrArY, Lancaster, Ohio We are satisfied,
aer having used ourselves Und IN our families that Il
an nabe cure for tho Chllls and Fever, leaving none
o. the bad effects In The system, which frequently follow
me use o. onans and most Agents used In tho euro Of
TINS unpleasant and troublesome disease.
a. MoVElGH ROBERT FIJI s0INd,
SAMUEL RHODES, H. T. HoYT.
JACOB SH0FF. JOHN L TUTHlLL,
SAMUEL RAINEY. ..eir.
In addition to the above. we append the follow.
ing furnished by General Maccracken:
Although never used Dr. Goucherb Aauo medicine, !
have knowledge Of the GOOD ETTEcTs Il has had upon
'hose OF my acquantnnces, who have used u.
... SAMUEL +. MACCRACKEN
beware OF imposition.
The great demand for this Medicine from dis.
tance has induced me to authorize several persons
as Agents to sell it, whose Dames and residence
are given below, and no person should purchase
from any one, who has not written authority
from me, signed in my own handwriting.
Each prescription will be accompanied by print.
ed directions for using the same.
That the public may not be imposed upon by
persous claiming to be in possession Of the Medi'
cine, (assome have already DONE we give below
copy OF notice from DR.. GoUcHER.
w. s. BEATTY.
NoTICE.-W, s. BEAvY Is the only person authorised
by me- TO sell my ague Medicine In Fairfield County Ohio
D. GoUCHER.
AGEErs,-Ashbaugh g. Co., Bremen; VIM
Rush, RoyahOa; E Gegg, Lithopohs; H Leonard
Basil; Haynes, Pleasantviile; james Claypool
NeD Salem; W Horner, Mitiersport Thos. An
derson, ChasReey, Athens co, Ohio.
April 10, l049 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
Lumber & BrOOm-HamdIes.

II HE subscriber has on hand large lot of
Walnut, Wild Cherry and all other kinds
OF Logs,which will be esawed to suit the purchaser
upon the shortest notice, into any description Of
Lumber.
The subscriber has also lot of Broom Handle,
on nand' and Isready to make to order, upon short
notice, any number of HE best rood.
The mill is situated six miles northwest of Lam
caster and two miles south Of Carroll. Letters
can be addressed, postpaid, to the subscriber,
Lancaster JOHN s. SNYDER
February 0, 1849. 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-18
CHEAP JIM M E.

This Spring Gndshim detying all competition.
His aim ia 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 oflhe Eastern markets Of.
Iered To them.
An enumeration isunnecessary. Come and see
the BROWN and BLEACHED MUSLiNS cheap
or than ever.
A good article Of fGINGHAM. extra width, for
10 cents per yard,
PRINTS proportionably low,
PANTALOON STUFF by the quantity, all
prices.
Ladies' Dre~ 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 hdndsomest dress Goods now in use.
Need more be suidl
Cheap Jimme is known, by those who have
patrouzed hun, as giving general satisfaction,
both as to tue
QUALITY AND Low PRICES,
OF the Goods, which he offers the public Those,
who have never yet tried him, will find il greatly
To their advantage to give him trial. They
will then acknowledge that Cheap Jimme' is still
ahead Of all others. ]. c. HENLEY.
Lancaster, April 6, l849. 4S