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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18


Free TRADE.-We find the following
article in the Wisconsin Commercial Ad
Uertiser;
"A Toronto pabet estimates the sur.
plus wheat crop Of Canada at 1000, 900
mnre than that Of last year, which was
4,0O0, ,000. making 100000,
Western farmers may we'll ponder up.
on such statement as thi-, (,rue as it
undoubtedly is,) and ask themselves what
they are to gain by the free admission of
Canadian products, to cnmpee with those
of their own farms. Eleven Millions of
bushels Of wheat for export this year.
from Canadal That is something for the
grain growers of the United States to
think Of"
The Opposition press are beginning to
get their eyes open. When they sue
ceed in tearing down the home marke
and then allow Canadian Wheat to come
in free, our free trade Democratic farm
ers will begin to "ponder" and will see
the necessity of protecting American la
Dor, whether it is employed in agr;cul-
turalo manufacturing pursuits. The a.
bove article serves as an excellent illts
tration.
FIRsr SNow.-On Sunday morning last,
the first snow Of tho season was seen from
Syracuse. N. ", lying Aeeoy and white
on the Onondsga H'lIs.
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D"If therO be any man, be he married or single,
farmer. mechanic, merchant or teamser, who has not
yet supplied himself with bottle of H. G. Farrell's
Arabian Lnimen let him go and do it for be assur
ed twill be worth its weight in gold, over and over
again before shall have been used. You have our
word for that, Reader! See advertisement.
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DUBIlC SAI.E.-Thore will be sold at public sale
Il at the residence of the subscriber one mile Wr-
from Havensport and one mile Northcastfrom Carroll
on Friday tie 1871 day Of October, 1850, the follow
ing property, to-wt
Ahead of Horses, 3 head of Colts, sstts Harness.
head of fresh Nlilch Cows . head Young Cattle,
40 head Of Sheep, | three horse Wagon,
Harrow, . big Ploughs, , Shovel Ploughs,
Together with numb of other articles too tedious
I'd mention Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of
said day. Terms made known OH the day Of sale
WILLIAM SHORRH.
October 4, 1850. 2w22'
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DUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned as Admin:
Il isrators ol the Estate of JosEPiI FRIEND, dt!
ceased will sell at public sale at the late residence Of
said deceased one mile and half East Of Peasantvillc
on Satardaythe 1911 dayof October 1850, the follow!
ing property, to.wit:
2 four year old Horses; Mich Cow,
8 head Of Young Cattle, hoad of Hogs.
100 bushels of Wheat, 800 do OF Corn,
500 do Apples, 7 tons of Hay
Buggy, Rifle Gun, Secretary, Grindstone,
Together with variety OF other articles too tedious
to mention Eight months credit will be given on all
49, the purchaser giving note with approx.
ed security, under that sum, cash in hand
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ of said day.
BaaNEh i0aN nslhhPl FRiRNp, Aanror5.
October 4, 1850 3wo2
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GUNDAY school and Family Libraries.

6A Depository of the publications of the American
Sunday School Union, has been established at the
Book Store of the Rev JOHN LEHMAN, in Lancaster
where Sunday Schools may obtain Books at the same
prices they are sold at from the Depository in Phila
ums are sold for $40 Juvenile libraries 75 bound vol
umes only 50. Family libraries24 bound volumes SS.
From the other publications Of the Union Schools and
Families may select to such amount as may suit their
own convenience. Lancaster, October 4-22
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NEW GOODS.-Jnly eath. 1slo.

his day received at the cheap cash store, opposite
OF New Goods, embracing every Kind and yariatg Of
Fancy and staple DRY GOODS. Having purchased
this stock between IT, regular seasons for going East
thereby realizing advantage in buying aatI kinds
Of Goods aud getting freight at low rate, enables me
70 sell my ara, les at greatly reduced prices. Ever
body is invited to cali and buy bargain.
Lancaster, Aug. l6, 80. ". T. WISE.
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LANCASTER. Friday, oolobor 10. 1850,
New York Markets.

NE@ YdRk. October l5--M
Flour in good dehanl mud medium aud law
grades six cents better Wheat active with de-
cline Of l@2 cents per bushel. Corn in firm de
nhnd without material change.
Pork firm and qnetm sIO:s7 FOR Mess and ss:.
81 for Prime. FAIR inquiry prime Lard uhd b1ld
ers firm nj "a n7s. Liuseed oil better with sales
at74. Tnharco in active demand at 8al0 Ken.
lucky. Wbiskey 81 for Ohio.
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= - - S-- ~ s -. y sa-!O G!ANS 8.
Or. Swiss SCll IsimuGrS.

ESPECTFULLY annoihcc one of their chast,
IL select 4 novel musical entertainments, as above.
They will appear in native costume. with new
thime Of bells, just received from Europe.
In addition to Bell Music, the Concert will be enli-
vened by a Cuartete Band composed of Herr Ffe-
bcrtshyer and his three talented sons
For particulars, see programmes.
r. so..eI ~ e:i., III e' t'i".a al Di'c't"I' "a,
be 25 cents.
1Tickets to be had at the principal hot Is, and ot
the door Doors opOn at Z. Concert to commence at
n o'clock.
October II.
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Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire.
ME undersigned Agent Of the CITY lNSU-
l. RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is y-e.
pared to insure property of any description against
loss or damage by FIRE. in the town of Lancaster
and vicinity Office Main Street, Fosters Building
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancasteri b. .ernber 81. 1879. dl2n
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FAVETTE CoUNTY.--CoI. Van Trnmp's
majority in this county is 275. The
Wings Of Fayette have done nobIy, in'
creasiug their majority throughout. We
have not yet received the official vote of
Madison county.
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ENiE SALE
y the duly authorized agent, George G. Beck D,
- 5. .titch's well known and uniyefsalIv annrova

Rl the duly authorized agent, George G. Beck DR..
- S s.Fitch's well known and uniyefsallv approved
INSTR ClfENTS And DIEDIcINES
as used by him with such distinguished success in
treating Iut@oamg Diseases, Hart DiScuse. Dns-
pepS3d, COSttutEeS Female DiseaseS K;dreu (,oLn
pdat' aud all Dtssnscs affecting the urgsns Of life
The Instruments are TIIE AEpoMryAL SupPopTrs
which Is Unequal d for beauty, ease and utility; Tr
SHOULDER BEAcr, Of the ligh.e5t and most efficient
pattern: IiE lSitALIAa TUnE which is oil silver.and
. 'mal to be carried IN the vest pocket and is in
Vdu1lle 10 al p=raons having weak lungs or fearing
predispositiOn 10 Con.umpticn.
DT. Fitch Medicines are his presentations used bv
hiin IN his oii,r 1O7, Broadway, New York and ara
The re 'u,. Vi his cXrslicnce ii practice n t,snv
years on PEImJ.c.y DISEASES c,Iy They are re-
lH4y nfersted by hlnsef aud need no recommends
tSn to th3gi who En1W tleln. Ii any medicine will
cure. they will. Il beyond the reach Of medicine.
there i yet hope IN usihg tie Instruments, and so by
expanding tht i1.aga, aud forming fae chest give
roo 70 tAe 'iiHi UgqnS u perform their part With
tisH chfs' " one will have Consumption. u,
Read d. Eitth's Lcc.RreS0H c>RsIglptfoa There
l5 enough OF directions IN them to prevent Consump-
lion IN any ono. 10 cure rlany cases. Also,
Read Dr. FUchs Gpise 10 HFaIi9s which is given
away by The agent, valuable ICSok oil as pages
Hundreds in Oaio attest the fact that expansion
OF the Chest anl giving air to the Lungs viii cure
ere'i despctftr cases ct Cnnsumption . ,
For any al Of The above articles call On fine 6ssnt
GEORGE u. BECK, DTEsgiSt,
Lancaster, Jul .. 1850. dEwI0
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T AMPS.-A Hne lot Solar Stand Lamps, suspend.
Il ing and side do, Grandoles, some beautiful new
patterns; Extra Globes chimneys Shades and Frames
Wicks, &c., constantly on hand and for sale cheap by
may27 GATES COSPER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

Gtilver Ware.--The largest lot ever offered in Lam
- caster Plain and double threaded, Table, Desert
and Teaspoons and Forks, Soup Ladies', Sugar Tongs
and Shovels Creamspoons, Salt and Mustard do. All
manufactured to order and tCarraated fine as Silver
Coin Just received and for sale by
Lancaster, may l6, 1850. GATES & COSPER.
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A administrators Sale.-The undersigned as
IA Administrator of the Estate of REBEccA ToNG,
deceased will sell public sale at her late residence
adjoining the village of Carroll on 1hurSdayhe 24th
day of 0cober 1850 the personal effects Of said de-
ed consisting of Beds and Bedding Bureaus, Desks,
Tables Chairs, &c, together with variety Of House
hold and 9th furniture. Sale to commence at nine
o'clock. Terms made known on the day of sale.
OLIVER p. TONG, Adm'tor.
October A, 1850 3w22
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+ OrenzO DOw.-LIe and writings of Lorenzo
lkDow, just received and for sale at the book store
of JOHN L. TUTHILL,
July 10, 1850. Opposite Shqfer's Hotel
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AYERS CHERRY PrCroRAL.-As the season is with
u.s. when all are liable to the Affections that follow
colds seated on the throat and lungs, we should keep
in mind that ayers Cherry Pictorial is the proper
remedy for these diseases and that seldom fails to
cure. See Advertisement. Im22
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UNDERSTANDS months have now elaps-
u cd ,n:s requested all those indebted to me- to
come forward andpay up. scne ci my friends have
been kind enough to respond to my request, while
others probably have thought do not ncc, funds,
This is therefore TO give such Of my frenas who
may have such npression) to understood that is my
determination to collect all outstanding claims, and
would much prefer receiving the same without Gny
cocrcive means JOHN c. WEAVER.
Lancaster, september G, 1850. 6wl7
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Oiated and Brittania Ware.--Some beautiful
sets-Tea and Coffee Pots seperatc, Castors Cups
Candl esicks, Cao Baskets &c. Just received and or
aale cheapby GATES & COSPER
lancaster, may l6 1850 2
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ElSTATE OF JOSEPH FEIEND.-Notice is here
IA by given that the undersigned have been appoint
ell and qualified Administrators OF the Estate of 10
sEPH FRIEND deceased, late drFairGeld county, Ohio.
JOHN FRIEND, ,J,,,,,,.o
BANNER FRIEND, A0"' '0'S
October 4, 1850 4w22
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Quo ELEcTIoN-TR The Rcsult.- The
official returns are not yet published d
and we shall defer making up our tables
until we receive them. We have heard
Of nothing yet to change the result al
ready published. We are Of the opin.
ion that for most it not all practical pur-
poses, the Wings will have the control of
the Legislature.
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NEW GOODS.--We are now opening large
Y portion Of our purchase of Fat! & NiaifT Goods
which have been bought at the lowest prices and will
be sold at corresponding ow rates. The styles and
quality OF our stock Of the beautiful and du
rable kind and invite all old customers md the
public generally, to call and examine the stock
LITTLE * DRESBACHS
Lancaster, september 20, 1850 20
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Valuable Property for Sale.--I wish to sell
the East half Of Lot No. . and Lot No. 9, in the
18th Square Of Lancaster being the late residence of
George Myers. Also the farm live on two miles
East Of Lancaster containing 205 acres all enclosed
and we'll improved which is the best and most desira-
BILE farm and town property in the county and will be
sold on easy terms to suit purchasers call and see
JOHN A. COLLINS.
August 16, 1850. is
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WYEIDg9NGa

MARRIED-On the 10th of September 1850 by the
Rev. A. L. Link, Mr.. DANIEL ENGLE and Miss
POLLY FRlESNER, both of Fairfield county, Ohio
On the 18th inst by the same, Mr.. PHILIP FITZER
and Mrs MARY BARNES,both of Plessantville Ohio.
On the 18th inst, by the SAM, Mr. LEONIDAS
DAVIS and Miss CAThARINE CARPENTER, both
Of this town
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAlNlNG III the Pos, Office AZ Lancaster
IL OhIn. on the first Of October lBjp. wlirh i
not called lpr before the iir,t Of Jamu,. 1851.
whl be scnt 10 the General ru,t OiIice dead
letters.
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CUBAN ANNexATI0N-Th New Or
leans Delta, a paper by the way which
was strongly enlisted in behalf of the
Cuban adventures. attributes the strong
vote agains, Judge BuIard for Congress,
to the fact that he was opposed to the
Lopez expedition 1t says that the peo,
pie there are nearly all in favor of an.
nexatioD. Perhaps.
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Valuable Farm for Sales-st am authorised TO
Y sell the farm Of 100 acres beloiging to Mrs. Ma.
nv Ann Worthngton, situated sons II miles south Of
lancaster 1t is wcll improved, qf good quality Of
soil and will DO sold upon reasonable and credit
Ss.s JOHN GARAGHTY
Lancaster, October ft,Is5O %
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ErcMch RO0ks.

ESRENCH Grammsrs, Dictionaries and Readers
l Testaments and Bibles; also, Spanish Books.
ootober4, 1885, JOHN LEHMAN.
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EsTATE OF REBECCA ToNG.-Notico is here
aIby given, that the undersigned has been appoint.
ed and qualified as Admin tralor ofthe Estate of RE.
BrocA Tone, deceased, late of Fairfield county Ohio
OLIVER p TONG, Adm'tOr
October 4, 1850 4w22
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DUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned having made
il arrangements to have his farming operations
ried on by other persons will offer at public sale at
his residence, adjoining the village of Carroll, Fair
field county, Ohio, on Thursday the 24tt day Of Oc-
tober 1850, the following property, to,wit
2 Work Horses, two gear old horse colt, one last
spring do, (good stock)
8 Cows with calves, do which will be fresh soon,
large Durham do all good mixers,
English and Durham Bull, young and quiet,
head of young Steers, together with other cattle,
2 full blooded Sussex breeding sows,
A 4half do
40 TO so head of Shoats and Pigs, of good stock,
four horse Wagon and Bed, | two horse do do
Ploughs of different kind, size and make,
Shovel do do; Corn covering Machines,
Double single and Whipple Trees, all descriptions,
do & do Harness, do
New Carriage, for one or two horses,
Together with variety Of other property too nu-
merous to mention Nine month credit will be given
all sums of SO and over, by the purchaser giving
note with approved security less than 50 cash in hand
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day.
OLIVER P. TONG.
Carroll, October 4, 1850 3w22
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vTyHE WHOLETRyTTU.-Th, rnblic

NOTICE--Is hereby given that petitions will be
~ presented to the next General Assembly of Ohio,
rraying that the two Eastern tiers of sections of
'rownsh ip l6 Range l7-and all of Ricbland Town
ship being the four Western tiers of sections of Town
ship II, Range II in Fairfield county, be attached to
Perry county
Oct. 49, 1850. '6w24
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ProroRlAL TELEcAAPB,--Y Yesterday's
Telegraph contained . Rooster for the
Governor, Cannon for the Legislature
and All Eagle for Congressmen.--
growing over an abolition Governor
shooting over Wing Legislature and
shouting victory over a loss Of Congress.
men. The Telegraph is easily pleased
Below the pictures we fad the following
Barring blunders. it will suit our present
purpose;
"Iu Tie Legislature. the Free Sellers will lidtl
as they havo for two years ast, The balance IL
power, THIS is the result muinly OF the JWhig
partisan districting bill. AT the time 1T tie nj.
tempted passngeof ihut BILL democrats asserted
that although the State might b, Democratic by2O;.
QUO MINORITY. the Wings w0nd have a mnjnriiy
~ The Legislature The Free Soil movements on
the Reserve for II lew yenrs past lruve snmrwhnt
frustrated the intention oI The ori sinators Of that
Dl but ~ the cnnviss just pnssed "a nearer prox.
mlfy existed to the state Of parties ut the time OF
the OriginnllUn ot the bill aud the result is that
with denncratic mnj"rity Of 10000 or 90, 900 in
the State, they are deprived ofuproporionul ma.
ori'y in the Legislature
This and Dr.. ODDS speech, Of which it
IS an abstract, is the bost commentary
upon the bill spoken Of The Free Soil.
ers hold the balance of pnwerin the Leg
islnture; so do they in the popular vote.
Who is chealed2
But we put The Statesman against The
Telegraph. I he Statesman Of Monday
says that had il not been fr disnffe cied
democrats and lazy democrats in doubt,
ful districts, the Locofncos would have
had the Legislature by handsome ma
jority' Remember that under Wing
law, the Locdfocos would have had the
Legislature with a majnrity of the popu
lar vote against them! who is cheatedl
"SroP THIEF."- Tne Locofnco press
IS at its usaal vocation, crying stop thief
to prevent public observation from cen.
tering upon the acts of some members of
It's own party. 1t is useless so far as the
last canvass was conrerued. The party
had e miserable, dishonest, time serv.
ing, trucking politician" one who had
"died for want Of honest principles" for
their candidate, and !e scrnpled at no
means 10 secure his re election. A halfI
dozen ch argos were circulated against
the private charactero Col. Van Trump
throughout the dislrirI every one uf
which were baseIy false.
Agents, from out the district, book ped !
lars. were in some parts Of the district.
employed in circulating these charges.--
The Incufnco press of The district, as un
sclupuous as il is. was afraid To give cur
rency to the false hoods. and secret agents
were made the means of circulating !
them, And now these papers are cly
ing out "fIaud," "corrupliou".-- in hopes
that the base means employed in The eau.
vass by members Of their party will pass
without no:ce. For shame
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ElRST OF THE ESEAS0N.--Receigedb b. the
fast line, few boxes Of Ral aid Win.er Cc6is in
advance Of the large ard wei selected stock Of Coed,
purchased by . HENLEY
Lancaster. sept. 20, 1880 90
pNlNTS,-Now OPP ming some beautiful Merimack
Il Hamilton and Coche, Prints, choice STYLES az
sept, ~, 1850 HENLEY'S
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The ART UNIoN BULLETIN, in New
York, for the present month, states thai
the number Of subscribers entered on the
books prior 10 Sept. 2Sth. was 4,0l2. a.
gainSt 4,02l for the same time last year
This year, so far, 352 pictures have been
purchased. The galleries of the Union
now.a'nlgh's, have become quite fash.
inable resort.
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The subscribers have in tn possession The ii lit
fight Of the counties Of Fairfield Pifksgsay, Irans.n
and Licking Of the Stata Of Ohio, fr the above Ma
chine5 and would respectfully announce that they are
prepared to fill all ordars with which tn, nav Be la
vored, either personally or by Letter, tom .r.ons
living in their counties. Address.
WRIGHT & sELBr,
Lancaster, Fairfield county, August 15, 1881 10
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BouNrY LAND BiLL.- Beaoare Of Lana

Bounty LAND BiLL.- Beicare Of Land
Agents. We learn that persons styling
themselves Gland agents" have appear
ed in some portions of the county. to
stale the "dificulties" in procuring land
warrants aud generously" offering their
serVices IA the old soldiers in the county.
We this week publish the necessary ia.
formation upon this subject and hope the
general circulation we give il will pre-
vent imposition. The old soldier, his
widow OF heirs are entitled to this boun
ty OF the Government, and all the aid
they may need will be rendered lo them
by proper persons for very small com.
Pensatiop. Let the person perform this
service, in whom you can place conf
dence. The Government has taken all
proper and possible means to prevent
imposition. they have simpli6ed the forms
and abolished as many difficulties as pos.
sibfe, and The man who will impose upon
the soldier after this, should not be trust.
cd with anything. 1t must be remem
bered that this bounw was intended for
those entitled to it, not to Spectators aud
Wand agents" The Government officers
are the land agents" for the soldier aud
they serve without fee ot reward other
ahan is paid out Of the national treasury.
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I OOking Glasses.-A very large and complete
IL assortment in GHt and Mahogany frames, which
we will sell cheaper than any establishment in the
town can. Also, Looking Glass-Plates from by 10
cnhes to 20 by 40 inches, cheap.
| Mayer GATES & COSPER.
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r. MURPHY, would respectfully inform the ci.
~ tzens of Lancaster and vicinity that she has
moved to the rooms formerly occupied by J. c. Wea
yer Co.. in the Tlllmadse Block. where she Is oen-
ing a beautiful assortment Of Fancy and Dry
Goods, which she would be pleased to show TO her
friends and the public in 9, neral
Lancaster April II, 1850 4g s.
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RETr9EscEs--Gsorr,W WeaTer. join Arne Y Esq
Alfred NcYeigh, Esq. John Ethbg7r, Daniel Ku;a
L,lcaster fairfield county, Ohio: John 4. Collins Esq
Abraham Stutznsn, Jeremiah Mer Christian B yler.
Fairiisld county. Ohio
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SHAWLS--A nice variety Of Woolirh sIiay-s ,uta-
- bic for winter wear striped plain, lowered and
blanSet at HLNLElS,
sept 20, 1850. %
/ Emmy LIND'S two hunlIel anl fry dollar ticket
- wassold too his the,n,le o Couls that
cp4li nave been bougltfor the same amount oi ruo.
nev A. HGNLEY'S
Octo5et2 ., 1850 y
AIDES Cont forget to call ana Sue h,sa tssutfu
II Goods now opening at HENLEY'S
trto5tr ,, 1861 y
HlNGHAMS.--An IN excellent article Of winter { ing.
" hams. plain, narrow and broad bar at
sept. 20. 1850. . HENLEY'S
GENTLENGAN'S WEIR Cas- ,inets, linseys, Jeans
" and Twcads oievery description at ..
sept. 90, 1850 HENLEYS
ENLANNELS --Rsd Yellow and White Noplicn
Il Canton Brown aui bleathed, At HENl.LG'S
sept. 70, 1850 ~
NTOW OPENING--A handsome :ariety q Cali
Y Goes, Ginghams, "A Prints Oil Chat. s. Lawns,
Irish Linens, Changestlo Mohair Lustras, &C.
STAPLE GOODS-Such as Iickings, Brown and
Bleached Drlings, Apron Checks. Blnached Alu>lins
Brown Linens, White and Rcd FlanHela, Bleachedl
Shcetings from to yards wido, Piow-case Co.tons
Table Covers. /
Together Nitha General assortment OF all kinds Of
Goods, for housekeeping purposes, or sale at NlShS.
Lancaster; Aug IL, lS50. 10
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August 16, 1850.

(NENTLEMEN can find some beautiful Cloths, Cas-.
" simeres, Yestings and Jenny Lind Crayats at
. October q 1850 HElNEY's.
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ENRESH OsTERs, EdociEed daily and served
II up in the most approved methods, at the PIGS
EYE III the basement of the Tallmadgc House Also
other refreshments.
Lancaster, october |. 1850.
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EIcbpcw Books.

HEBREW Grammars and Dictionaries, Christome.
.hy and Bibles. JOHN LEHMAN
Lancaster, October 4, 1850 ~