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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-21
nODDRIDGE y CO.. wish to adrise thei

nODDRIDGE n CO., wish to advise their
~ friends that they will continue the Milling aRd
Wool Manufacturing at the old establishment
during the presentseason. They win manufacture or
exchange Goods already made for and Wool brought to
them in good condition. Their stock will he large and
embracing every variety WOOL CARDING Will
be done with despatch and work warranted They
are building an erteaSite STEAM WOOLLEA
IA CTORY, which they expect to get into operation
by the lst Of july. They viii therefore need large
quantity Of Wool The importance of this new enter
prise to the rmiug interest viii be manifest and they
! hope and expect liberal support. Those havin,
Wool will FIND to their interest to bring their crop
to us. We will allow liberal prices in exchange foi
Goods anil cash for all in good order where goods are
not needed.
Cleevi!lp, may TO- 1850. J
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TALLMADGE HOUSE,
FAIRFIELD FACTORY.
EZRA OARpENTER.

? ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has
4 y associated in business with himself ROBERT
and GEORGE LOWRY. He has also added to his Es-
Enlistment the most improved machinery which will
enable them to manufacture Cloth, Eerseys, Flannels
Kersemere, Satinet, Tweed and Blankets In the best
style, and at the shortest notice.
Common WOOL will be manufactured into Cloth for
forty cents yer yard.
Three-quarters bloodcd merino and upward. SUPER
fine inish GO cents per yard.
Satinet 40 cents per yard Blankets So to $50 per
pair. Flannels, &c., in proportion
Every body is aware that fine cloth is more valua-
he than coarse, and that the difference in the price
depends on the labor bestowed than the cost of
the raw material The difference therefore, in the
price Of manufacturing fine and wool will be ex
planned by the finish which, viii not be inferior to
Eastern Goods.
Wool carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning,
VIII be done in the best manner at customary prices
In much as the expenses Of the business are heavy,
anil profits light prompt payment will necessarily be
required for all orders in their business. .
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted-fcr which Goods
will be given in exchange.
May II, 1850 .
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Detition for Partition.-Sarah sinnift. Joh

Detition for PartitiOn.-Sarah siunift. John
i sinnIt, Elizabeth Younger Alexander Younger,
Philip Sinniit, David Sinnt, George Sinnit, Ruth
to-Wit: Cinderella lockwood, EPhraim lockwood and
John King, the heirs q Sarah Ioon, deceased to-wit
Daniel Moon, Theodore shochley, George sAockley
De Wit Shockley and Edward Moon, will taxa notice
that petition was fled against them on the 20h da y
of May in the court Of common Pleas by Jacob Siunt
nft, Jr demands Partition Of the following Real L..
tate to-wit: In-Lot number Forty-ssven in the town
of Rushville, Fairfield county, Ohio and that at the
next Term of said court application will be made by
the said Jcob SHnit Jr ior an order that Partition
may be made Of said promises
H. II. HUNTER, Atiorneyfor Petitioner
may %, 1859 $3.50 GIy3
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Price Reduced!
VAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE !
Large hotties only One DolIar.


Large Bottles only One Dollar.
The Prophstor Of The GIsat American Remedy "yAponSs
VEGETABLE LiTHoSTErPue Ml1ruKE." induced By the
urgent solicitations Of his Agents. throughout the United
States and Canada. has now
Reduced ths Price
Of hs popular sBd well known Wce and from this dnts
bsnssfoHb, he will put Up but one sze Ohly,-h. quar-
boiies-ths retail price will 10
ONE DOLLAR.
The pnbe may sssurei that the character Of MsdL
cine, u strength, snd curative p'oPerus, REzAIs
uHcHAsOED, ahd the will Le bestowed In pre-.
pains it As hereiofors.
As this Hsieirs. under IL rsjugei pucs will BE- purebaed
BY bois WHO have not hhsno made them eses acquainted
with Ia yidues, he 9fo2hsor so.h be- " intimate ilG, bis
article not 10 be eaael with The vast amount Of Remslies
Of ihseay;" claims for ioef Sreates AsaHg Doser in
al Gssa's, haa oay 0,lsr Slsys,a,os mn bsfors he
pOtid and has sgsned @ or eight gean. by i,s superior
r1sdea y1aes, sad, sui th' fslaeOn commanded double
The price o. aHy other Brtc.R IN ilii u s
HoTiCE PARucCLAELY this .fill- astIvh great heal.
ing power and certainty, 1pon tie
Blood, Liver, kidneys, Lungs,
and s otr orgah,, upon tie ope acton of which LIE and
boalt depend
fhI medicine hss js'llJ high re9uis remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel
and oil diessss Of hat naiurs Il uay be rs upon wbea
ths intelligent physician hsi abandoned bis sal.4t and TOT
these distressing d-a-s especially DaoFaT TIE yropi
stor would earnestly and honesty ,seoniaead H. Al is
present price easily ooalnl ~ all. aaI tie tr4 Will gru,o
the article To be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World
~ Please ask for psmyblesths agents give them away
they contain over r page Of receipts. a addition 10 full
rledcal masTJ valuable Tor household pgo- ahd whIeh
will save many dollar, per geaf pr-a.r LOl.skeeaeH.
These receipts HoiurelrO make ne book of great
valus aside from il ehaIacls advertising medium for
the medicine the testimony 10 favo Of which, "a he form Of
letters from all parN Of the oJuu he relied upon.
9-"Vaugha's Yege,ay.s Llttonthpus Miztsrs "-iA'
Great American Remedy for sale u gnaf bOtde- At 81
each small bottle li 90 each No small bottles Ul Be
ssued after the present. stock isdispo-ed o..
Principal Office. Buffalo. n. Y, % Main Street.
g. c. VAUGHN.
N.B-Ali letsrs (eEcepbng from agents aId dsae viii
Fhom he snsae bpsnez) be paid. ssnion
viii be given to them.
ror .ls .,aoi sale and retail Nv s. Birlsall, NJ
22S main street Cincinnati; tieorz Ksui,aan, lancNs
ter: G. McFsdd.n, Rushy..;D D b. Rinjhart, Litho7o
! lis; s. 5 Russell PckeringoE Il. 3 J. Leonard B-li
| o. H. AEhler. Somoract g.. Gccl, Logan
June Il, 1870 1yG
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ARABIAN LlSrMENr. lfany man doubts that H. C..
Farrell's Arabian Linimcnt is the greatest bcnefacor
of the age let him look around and he will find abun
dan evidence to scatter his scepcism to the winds;
lie will find that an external application in the dis
both of man and beast no medicine ever Disco
vered has effected as many and as remarkable cures
1j@See advertisement. 2w6
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AN ORDINANCES

Levyinga Tax for Corporation purposes for 1850.
Gee. a. BE il ordained blythe t0Ien Council Of TIC
- totea Of Lancaster That Tax Of One Mil on the
Dollar OF valuation be and the same is hereby levied
upon all property subject to taxation, for State and
county purposes within the corporation of the town Of
Lancaster, for town purposes.
See >. Be it further orloiHc3 byHe cutlOrifv
goresaid, That Tax of Two 2) Mills on the Dollar
Of valuation be and the same is hereby levied upon all
property subject taxation for State and county pur.
poses, within the corporation Of the town of Lancaster
for the special purpose OF liguidating the present In
debtedness Of said town and form other purpose.
Passed June 10, 1850. JOHN ARNEY, Prcsideat
Atest-JoHN b. REED, Recorder.
June IL IS10 qn.c
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RTNERSIIIP.---G DEVoL,
" JOSEPH HUFFMAN and ANDREW G. LIV-
JNGSTON have entered into copartnership in the
Foundry and Machine Business, under the
finn name of G. DEVOL & CO.. and will carry on ths
business in all its various branches
Thankful for the past favors bestowed upon the es-
Enlistment they hope to receive liberal share Of
public patronage in future. ,.l,
The old business win be settledlp by GmnEkT DE4
VOL at e Eoundfy, where it ghoped all indebted will
make an early call. @. DEV0L,
]. KURTZNfAN,
A. C. LIVINGSTON,
Lancaster, April Is, 1850 smi
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pUBLIC SALE.-The personal property be-
II longing to the Estate of CathGrine A. RHfner,
deceased, consisting OF
Horses, Cattle, Hogs and sheep;
Wagon, Farming Utensils and some
Household Furniture and other property will be
sold at vendue at her late residence the Sh day Of
July neat commencing at ten o'clock 4; M.
JUNE IA; 1850: AVG
TENo oCONTRKCTORS.-se Proposals will
II be received at the office Of the Board of Public
Works III the City of Columbus, until the hour of -
o'clock (noon) Of WedHeSdGH the tenth day Of July
nert for the construction ofthe following work. wit
Ohio Canal.-For the re building OF Locks No.
81, 50 and 55, near Portsmouth.
For the rebuilding of Locks No q and 2S south Of
Licking summit near Lockbourne.
For the rebuilding Of the Cranberry Lock- east oil
Newark.
For the rebuilding Of one of the flight of Locks at
the junction of the Dresden side cut and the Musking
um river, near Dresden n
For building Waste Gate, with substantial cut
stone abutments on the southeast embankment OF the
Licking Summit Reservoir.
Hooking Canal.-For building substantial Gull
vert of cut stone Masonry opposite Worthington's
Mill in Hooking County, with the necessary embank-
ments, &c, ,, M
Connected with the above Jobs will be the embank-
ent and other items incident to such work-and they
are of character worthy the attention OF Contractors
II NAV be determined to rebuild Locks No. 6l, % and
55 near Portsmouth, during the present Fall, which
the bidder will consider. This determination, If con-
cluded, will be expressed in the specifications.
| The masonry must be Of the best class-and the
stone of the most approved qualities and from quar-
ries from which stone has recently been furnished foT
Locks near Portsmouth, Lockbourne anil Dresden
and for the Lock near Newark to be Of stone to be ap
proved by the Engineeras must the stone in all
Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office Of
the Board oil Public Works. at Columbus, at any time
after the ls day Of July and Information in relation
to the work near Portsmouth, and near Lockbourner
NAV be had at any time after the 95th Instant from
William McAboy, Esq, Resident Engineer, southern
Division Ohio Canal-and from Samuel u FOSTER. he'
sident Engineer Middle Division Ohio Canal, in re-
lation to the work near Newark, Dresden ickingSum.
nit Reservoir and Hocing Canal Bidders unknown
to the undersigned must give satisfactory references.
GEORGE w. MANYPENNY.
ActinR Commissioner Board Public Works
June 2, 1850 Ohio Statesman Sw6
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FNstate of Catharine A. RufIner.-Notice is
thereby given that the subscriber has been appoint
ed qualified Administrator OF the Estate CATH-
ARINE A. RUTFNER, deceased late of Fairfield coun-
ty, Ohio, Dated at her late residence this 9th day
of June, 1850 DANIEL RUFFNER, Adnl'tor.
June a. 1850 Ava
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ENstate of David c. Ruffner.--Notice is here.
IA by given that the subscriber has been appointed
and qualified Administrator de bORis non Of the Es
tate Of DAVID C. RFFNER deceased, late of Fairfield
county Ohio. Dated at his late residence, this 5tt
day of June, 1850. DANIEL RUFFNER, Adnt'tor.
June IA, 1850 4w6
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Sale orRcaI Estate by order OF Cour,

ON SATURDAY the 18th day of July, 1850. be.
" tween the hours OF 0 O'Clock A. NJ and o'cloc,
p NJ at the door of the courthouse, in the town OF
LANCASTER will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing Real Estate the property of Valentine Col
Inns, deceased, towt In.Lot No. 40 in Carpenters
Addition to the town Of Lancaster subject to the dow
er Of the Widow To be sold for not less than $500
Terms of SaIe.-One-third in hand one-third in
one year, and the residue in two years
SAMUEL +. MACCRACKEN, Adm'tor
de bonis non Of Valentine Collins, deceased.
June IA, 1850. Sl,50 5w6
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wGov. Charles Manly was unahf
mously renominated as the whig candi
date for governor of the State Of North
CarOlina. by the convention which as
sembled at Raleigh on Monday last.
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nENTIsT.-DR. G. swITzER has talen The d

hENTIST,-DR G. SWTFZER has taken the Of
~ flee lately occupied by d.. James King,in Stur-
geons Row. Lancaster, may IL, 1850 3
P.S. DR.. G Switzar, has by purchase become my,
successor in the Profession and Practice of Dentistry,
and hereby recommend him to my friends and the
public in general, competent operator and worthy
of public patronage. Persons wishing their Teeth
operated upon, or wishing to have artificial Teeth In
serted good Gold Plate will DO well to calland con-.
be assured (hat they viii De more than satisfied with
the result in securing good and comfortable operation
Respectfully, JAMES S.hlNG-
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NoTE SIGNED ON SUNDAY.-A defence
was set up against the payment of note,
in Boston last week. that it Yves signed
on Sunday. which the Court held to be q
good defenee.-tt
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AN ORDINANCE

Levym5 Taxes for School purposes in the town of
Lancaster for 1850
SSEC |. Be Il OrdGiaej By tic Torn CouaCil the
~ torn Of Lancaster, That special tax of -Four
Thousand One Hundred ami Ninety. nine Dollars and
Eight cents he and the same is hereby levied on all
property subject to taxation for State and county pr
poses, lying and being south Of maiastreet and thin
the incorporated limits of said town for school purpo.
sessaid amonnt being required to equaze said part
o. the town with the north and being their proportion
due in erecting the school-hnuso already bulk.
SEC. ,. Be IL further ordained by he aqtbority
aforesaid, That a special tax OF Two Thousand ThreS
Hundred and Twenty-three Dollars and Mn tv-six
cents S2S23 9o) be and the same is herebylevied up
on al property ect to taxation for State AMI coun
ty purposes lying and being within the incorporated
llits Of the town Of Lancaster. for school purposes.
which amount, together with The amount in the first
section OF this bill is to be applied 10 the erection of
Schoo-house in the south pant Of said town.
SIC. 3. BE il further ordained by tle authority
Aforesaid. That special Tay Of Three Thou and Dol.
ars $4,000 be and the same is hereby levied upon
all property subject To taxation, for State and county
purposes, within the incorporated limits OF the town
Of Lancaster FOR the purpose OF deayng the exprn-
ses Of tuition in the public schoosn in said town for the
current year, pursuant to the provisions OF an Act
passed bv the Legislature of Ohio entitled on Act for
te better support and regulation Of common schools in
the town Of lancaster, Ohio. passed FEB. 10, IS45
Passed June TO- 1850. JOHN ARNEY, President
Attest--loHN B. REED, Recorder, III.
June ii, 1850. 3w6
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WGnlIcn ElnCInrY.

TUE subscribers would forln their friends and the
L public generally that they continue in tie Vool-
Ten BaSiqo5s, in TH0Nhs LIrILEgiELD's FXcToBT.
ieGrHe RocL lliA There machinery icing of the
most improved kind in the country iuev are now rea-
dy to receive Wool To wor by the yard Or o. shares
iHto Ciots kersameres, Satinet, Fannels Blankets
They will manufacture WOOL oi all kinds into CLOTH
AZ 40 CENTS PEB YARD ani other Goods in proportion
They have Oh hand large lot OF Cl9R, Fiaare!5
Btq IsciS, &c. which they viii exchange for Wool.
Wool csraiDg, Cloth Dressing and Spinning,
VIII lie done cheap f5rprompt pay.
10000 lbs. Wool Wauted-for which cash
will be pail 2. MARSHALL & 20.
Greenfield Township, may "a. 1850. Cs3
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.anca5ter, march %, 1870

WHEAT DRILLS.-Messrs. WRIGHT &
w SElBY are now manufacturing so as to have
them ready for the season, M0orcs c1f PeanocL's
HLeGt Drills, which will prove valuable auxilsrias
to the Nheatgrowing interests Of the country. The
fields Of grain which We're planted by means of these
machines look most promising, and where they lay
sileby side with those ths have been sowed marked
difference may easily be Observed We NAV name in
connection field belonging to Capt. Clarke about one
mile South Of Lancaster, whore persons are invited
to call aud see the result
Lancaster, may TO- 1850.
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Venetian Blind HFamufacIOry

uAVING purchasedthe entire machinery of Thom-
i as Hyde's Venetian Blind Mandatory, the sub
scrber would respectfully inform the citizens ofLan
caster and vicinity, that he will continue the above
business, in alts various branches, at the old stand
on Main Street felp doors beloio Ciy'S Tarern,
All kinds of Blinds will be manufactured in the best
STYLE at Che shortest notice and upon reasonable terms
49,. 4 14 = JAMES WALKER
Lancaster, February -, 1850. 2md&1yw50
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The Lake Steamer Griffin destroyed by
Firc-2OO Lives LOsII

BUFFALO, june IL
The steamer Griffith, Capt, Robey. while on her
way up the lake took fire about o'clock this
morning, when about ten miles from Cleveland,
aud was burned 10 the waters edge
+ The mate who swan ashore tlum the burning
Gndt lor help, has reached Cleveland, and reports
that only li ty of these on ouad saved, and
tlluse had to swim ashore. there being no other
vessel neht to render u sisance.
Capt Robsy's wife aud child were among those
who were lost, aud ii is reported TINT there were
from two to three hundred persoms on board
mGst of #lioiR We're eIliisrunls II this is correct
the estimate OF the number oil lost may probably
exceed iva hundred. .,..,
1t is the greatest caIdniy ilint has occurred on
Lake Il since tue destrdcton by lire Of the
seanier Erie, sonic years ago
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0hf AIarktts.
LANCASTER. friday, June 2l. 1850

Cincinnati, Markets
CNcISSAu, Jone II.
The river is falling slowly. The weather con.
tinues showery.
The Flour market il dull aud no sales. There
are sellers AZ sj5OG5G0 for good brands. bat
buyers are holding off 10 see what effect the rans
will have upon the river.
Whiskey had advanced To %.
Wheat-A sale Of 2000 bus OF wheat at ti,l2.
Oats-a sale OF 800 bus. at 43.
Provisions-ND sales.
Groceries, tirm and unchanged.
Cleveland Markets.
CLEvgLASD. June Is
CANAL REcEIPrs-Four 6s3 barrels 80 Pork
do; Wheat 57l4 bushels: Corn 20473 do: Coal
$500 do; Wool 8 562 lbs; Butter 2i74 do; Iron
1889 do; Pig Iron l2 900: Nails 80U4 do.
No sales reported.
DAMAGE TO THE CASAL.-Capt. Lewis OF the
packet Cleveland informs us thlt abodt nine thi,
m0rning the high water in the Canal had render
ed tile bridge at the eight mile acqueduct unsafe
to pass, anil from Mill Creek stream was wear.
ing away the earth OF the acqueduct Siuce then
the bridge is gone the water has becu drawn Uh
the leye and the acqueduet is not Supposed To be
materially injured II so the damage viii be re
paired III Two Or three days at must Herald.
milwaukee Markets.
MILwAUKEE. June Is.
There wns decidedly better feeling in marbe
yesterday. aud the receipts ui Wheat were lnrge
than the day before. Flour took sudden rise
aud is held about BIC higher Tor city aud be-
country brands. Our quotations are ut $j2ja
Sj IS for country, and {5,2j0s6 for civ, smuI
choice lots selling occasionally at So 25 Tn,
feeling is generally that Flour mus go up still tar
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RaCEIprs ron THE GAzNrrN.

hnNhiFA 10 FUN hhH UhAh i"'
Aaron p. Miller. .$O56 VIM Kiger. ..-.. SO 90
T. p. AShbrook.. l.65 4, McNaughten l7j
n auer. ...... $40 Oren Abbot. rs
John Light. ..... 900 j. II Beery... rs
William Lowe 300.
NEW SUES 1RIBBRSs
Edward Prindle George Griggs
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CEOT HIN

u n ki L IN ~ IL ~ ~
WIZ IUlhlgSALlS = l2lgLAILt
CT 1T HIN G.
AND FURNISHING EMPORIUM!
WE wish to inform our old friends and customers,
w that in addition to our former l,rge assortment
of furnishing Goods, now have added to it, one oil
the most extensive stock Of
spring n summer Clothing,
that has ever been offered Westofthe Mountains. We
cannot go into full particulars, willing to
bribe the sicky efforts Of PoErs sladO;C, to give
doggera description of our different articles But to
be candid and brief prepared to clothe every
Nan, Youth and Boy, of all sizes and ages in Fair
field county from head foot full TEN PER CENT
CHEAPER than those small concerns possibly do
We dislike very much TO make blowing horn out oil
Goose Quill by showing you stock of Clothing on
paper, and having whole Trunk fhH to offer YOU
What we set forth in this NOTICE. you will find or
examination to be true to the letter
Gr5on't forget the Oh Checkered Clothing Store
GPBetween the two Tin-Shops.
lP0pposts the Hooking Valley Bank
Lancaster, may Il, 1850 COULEHAN & so.
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wing nominations.
Friday MORNING, June 81, 1880

The CONVENTION yesterday, the
report Of the Committee upon the Pub
lie Debt was under consideration. The
principal item Of discussion was the
clause appropriating about $4,000 an
hually towards its extinguishttient. Sew
era amendments were proposed. but il
Is proBaBe that the Committees plan
will be adopted.
The propriety Of this win not be ques.
toned. The only difference is as to
time. The report. we believe, provides
for au appropriation of one million one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars annu-
ally. to pay the interest and form sink
ing fund for the principal. Of course
each year will add to the sinking fund in
an increased ratio, anc the debt will soon
be extinguished.
Another scene, says the Journal. came
off between Messrs, Mitchell aud Man.
on. Their difficulty has resulted from
petition presented by the former from
citizens 6t Kuox, rehecting severely up
on the latter and calling him Judas. Ar
nold, &C., because he won, go for hard
money
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wATCHRs ANn IEWFLRY.


WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
M CtATEs & cOsPER have Just re.
G%AF&., " eeived a larger and more complete
~ assortment tian ever. They wosld
- ZtN just say 70 their friends and the public,
's>isst=lzaI II they want Fine Time Piece,
or an nonest class o. Jewery instead os Jeo article,
they prepared 10 sell as chap as am bOdy or a.
/ any Ptaee. Tsilnadge House, Lancaster may l6
] E1lated and Brittania Ware.--soinc beautiful
sets--'fes and Coffee Pots seperste Cssfora Cups
C1ndlestek', Cake Baskets &C. Ias received and Tor
Lancaster, may iG 1880
1 sOoising Glasses.--A very large and complete
~ assortment in cir snd Mahogany frames which
we will sell cheaper than any establishment In the
town oaa. Also, Looking GlassPiatea from s BY 10
inches 70 20 BY 40 inches eleqp.
MayT GATES & COspER.
lT AMPS.-A fine lot, solsr Stand Lamps, suspefd.
II a ing and side dO Girandoles, some besufifui new
patterns Extra Globes, chmncys Shades and Frames,
Wicks, Sc constantly hand and for sale cheap by
mayH GATES COStR
Plaster Paris & " atrr Linn,
| TfOR sale by O. KAUFMAN
IL may "a, Is50 3
s9awls.--sOmo beautiful Grape ana Tibet Wool
|
/ Lancaster, may "a, 1850 3
FOarasOls.--A large variety Of plain aad ea9r,'-
u PsrasOls Il IIENLEY'S.
may "A, lo5D 3
SiIk-Tissde and Barege, PINK and Blus Also
hOone piece Of corn color at HENLEY'5.
may ~ 1850
StiIs.-The best assortment IN town, late purchase,
I - can be found al HENLEI'S.
may "a, 1850
I ,awns-Plsin and Figured nealcst patterns in
may -, 1850.
M Gus de Lsines.--A few pieces plain Nous de
LNA Lsinss, coior suitable for the season, at
may "a, 1850, llENLEY'S
I aides, and Misses, Gaiters.-A well select
1I ed stock Of Ladies' and Misse.' Caters at
may "a, 1850 HENLEY'S.
| 6tassimeres and Yestings.-A variety Of Cas-.
~ simeres and Vcstings. plain and fancy, st
may a. 1850 HENLEYS.
FAMILY GRoGERTES.
g Hhcs Prime Orleans SUGAR;
/ . lOOJB loaf, lump, crushed and powdered do
Young Hyson Imperial Teas Of various qualities
I RIO COFFEE; Sugar House SYRUP
Sugar House Molasscg; New Orleans do
! Palm Soap, Lemons, &c, &c Eor sale by
nay q, 1880 G. kAUFFMAN.
Justreceived attheOldDrugSlorc
TO Kegs Pure White LEAD;
~ 800 do Rcd do best quality
Lnseed Oil; Spirits TurPentne: Yainish, Sc
Lancaster, may y, 1850 G. KAUFMAN