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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
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"oULD respectfully inform their customers and
w the public generally that they have Just receiv.
ing at their old stand, directly opposite the TaIlnadge
House, very large and we'll selected stock of SprTR
and Summer Goods, which they will sell either ioT
cash country produce cheap any house In Ohio
FoR THE LADIES' They have large lot OF the
latest style Dress Goods, such silks, silk Tissues
Bareges, Embd musns, Linens. Lawns, Alpacas, De
Lanes, GinghAms, Calicos, sc.
They also have almost every grade and description
of Bonnet Ribbons. Flowers, ,Shawls Parasos Gloves
Netting, Laces and Hosiery.
FoR THE GENTLEAIEN-They have a well selected
Summer Wear, Vestings, Cravats, Boots, Shoes and
every kind of Hats.
Their stock of CIR OCERIES. QUIEENSWARE,
Salt, Cotton Yarn, Wickng and Batting is heavy and
of good quality. stheh
1t you want good bargains give them call, prices
stock is such as can't help but please and their
made to suit the times.
Lancaster, April l2. 1850 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
IMPROVE YOUR UNDERSTANDING.

W7ORK, SON & WORK would respectfully in
w form the citizens of Fairfield and the adjoining
counties that they hand usual at their old
stand one door West of Slocum's Drug Store with a
large and splendid assortment Of everything in their
line.
LADIES! We have taken special care ir making our
purchases so as to please you.
We have little of everything from a JENNY LIND
uUsKIN down to the smallest children's shoes.
We have also on hand and are prepared to make to
order,
Geatlemen'S BuSkin and Seamless Cutters, Con-
gress Boots, &c. We also have on hand Ladies' Gum
Shoes.
FINDINGS, &c.-We are also prepared TO furnish
ShoemakerS and Finding Stores with Findings ofevery
descriptions such as Kits, Pegs, Boot-webbing Shoe
strings, Laces, &c.
Sole Leather, Morocco bindings, &C., always or
hand.
In addition to the work on hand, we are prepared
heretofore to manufacture everything in our line
Our work needs recommendation We hope
by proper attention to business, to secure fair
show Of the public patronage, we will always be
on hand to wait upon customers and do our best c
please them, WOKK, SON & WORK.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851. 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

FATM AcolDgNT--Wo regret To learn
that Mr. Dean and Mr. King, ni Newton
township. were killed by the falling Of a
bank upon them while Engaged in assist
ing 10 open ditch, un the farm of Mr.
james Anderson. to we'll, rnr ia, nur
pose of introducing stone pipe to cnuduc,
tho water to tho house. Tho acciden,
occurred about eleven o'clock on Wednes
day morning. Tho bank of earth that
fell upon them was between ten an,
twelve leet in height. aud the ditch y,
narrow as to allow but nne To pass at
time, Mr.. King was probably killed in
stOntly, as his skull aud side were broke
10 by stones in the falling bank. Nj
Dean was but partially covered at first
hut The earth continued falling. aud thei
tools were under the slip 81 that eflicieu
assistance could not hc rcndeted him i'm
medialely, and, notwithstanding the eI
iolts ofMr. Anderson. who was rkin,
with them, he was entirely covered 70
some time. When tho assistance Of th,
neighbors was procured, he was dug ou
alive, and survived about one hour aud
hail. ZdaesciHe Courier.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
CITY MARBLE WORKS,

T ]. MYERS 4 CO., respectfully inform the citi.
ID zens fairfield and adjoining countless that they
have commenced the Marble, Grave Stone and
Monument Business, in the city of Lancaster on
Columbus street, few doors North of Main, where
they will keep hand at all times the best quality
Of American Marble, and will make to order
Grape. Stones, Tomb Tables, Monuments, and any
other marble work that may be desired
They obtained their marble exclusively from the
celebrated Rutland, (Vt) Quarries, from which the
marble for the statue Of the "Wounded Indian" was
aken their style Of work willbe equal to any in the
Western country; and they will dispose Of it at prices
as reasonable as can be obtainedI elsewhere. The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
their work J.J MYERS & co.
Lancaster, Ohio, Juno 70, 1851. 6
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Irvine ANA Corslnge.

GREAT CALIFORNIA GOLD NINE,
II ATELY discovered for the benefit of Fairfield and
Il adjoining counties. The undersign begs leave to
nform the old customers well as the public in gen.
era that he has bought the entire stock Of Goods Of
]. C. MAccRAcKEN, and l. determined to sell Goods
CHEAPER than has EVER been SOLD here before, for
cash or exchange of all kinds Of Produce.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN If you wish to purchase
call at tPLoUT's CHEAP STORE and will convince you
that my advertisement is not in vain for intend ia
continue business at the old stand, called "GREA1
WESTERN" and PLoUT's CHEAP STORE.
JACOB PLOUT.
Lancaster December o, 1859. 2wd&1yw22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

D r. III OIL ND'S

Prepared by DIR. c. NJ. Jackson,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No. I2O Arch Street. Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not exceled
u equalled, by any other preparation in the United
states as the cures attest, in many cases after skill
ful physicians had failed.
- The Bitters are worthy the attention of inyalids.
possessing great virtues in the rectifcation of
disease OF the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers to weakness affections of the
digestive are witha safe,
-, lFrom the "Boston Bee."l
Inc editor said, December 22d-"Dr Hoofand,s
Ceteorafed German BterS for the cure of liver COM
paint Iaundce, dyspepsia Chronic or nervous debli
ty, is deservedly Of the most popular medicines
OF inc Day These btters have been used by thou
Sands and friend at our elbow says he has himself
received an effectual and permanent cpre oT liver
complaint from the use ofthis remedy. We are con-
Vnced that in the use of these bitters the patient
constantly gains strength and vgora fact worthy of
gres1 consideration They are pleasant in taste and
cate stonachs with safety under any circumstances
we advise their use" '''' "-''N''1
O TThe Editor of "Scott's Weekly Paper" one of
e ~ nterary and family newspapers published
In Philadelphia, says-"Dr. Hoo6and's German Bit.
ters' manufactured by DR.. Jackson, are now recon-
menued Dy some OF the most prominent members of
the Scuy as an article Of much efficacy in cases Of
lemale weakness As such is the case we would ad-
Ootaih DOlle, ana tnuS save them-
selves much sickness. Persons of debi ated eonsti
tutlons Will find these btters advantageous to their
neann, as we know from experience the salutary Of
iect they haveupon weak systems"
me Philadelphia Saturday Gazette one Of the yery
best family newspapers published in the United States
says and we do not hesitate to endorse every letter
from source so respectable
ut is seldom that we recommend what are termed
patent medicines to the confidence and patronage cf
our readers; and therefore, when we recommend DR..
lIermAn nrnH onlx hNyD Dr
Nj Jackson, we wish to be distinctly understood that
we are not speaking Of the nostrums of the day. that
are nolsed about for brief period and then forgotten
after thas done its guilty race Of mischief, but Of
meaiene long established, universally pr7ed and
has met the hearty approval the faculty itself
LOOK WELL to the iLIRKS Of he GENUINE.
soNy They have the written signature oil c. NJ. JACK
sun SUN upon the wrapper, and the name blown in the
bottle, icithout 1cbich they are spurious
! For sale, wholesale and retail, at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 20 ARCH street, one door below sixth, Phila-
dePha and by respectable dealers generally through
out the country. Also for saleby
GEORGE KAUFMAN,
Lancaster, Ohio February 81 1871 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

WuAT 1T Will COsT.-Our readers
are aware that two large and important
wings are to be added 10 the Capitol at
Washington. We learn that the bids for
facing the buildings with marble alone -
range from one million FIVE. hundred thou
sand, tn two million three hundred thou
sand dollars. The curious may now pro.
ceed to guess what the entire cost of con.
structiun &c, will be.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

~The citizens Of Illinois vote on the
adoption or rejection Of "a Free Banking
Law similar to that of New York or Ohio
IN the 4rh of this month. The basis ol
circulation is United States Stocks, and
the stocks Of all States which regularly
pay interest.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

TmB MEN KILLED AND FIVE WOUND
Ed, We copy the following from the
Tyler. tSmith cnunry,Texas.) Telegraph
of the 9Th Of September:
1--WE must stop the press 10 announce
one Of the mnst painful tragedies that
has ever fallen to our lot To record. On
this morning. John ~ Mckinley, sheriff
Of this cnunly, crested at. t.Cantnn Mr.
Joseph Pierce with a wuIrent. charged
with the offence of an assault with intent
to commit murder. After Pierce was
arrested. man by the name If Isaac
Moore thrt alened 20 raise crowd of p. 4
fiiends aud rescue him from the custody
OF the sheriff The sheriff iuithe interim
summoned guard to prevent the rescue
of the prisoner. About 2 o'clock. Z NJ
Moore aud Robert Pipi ce and a man by
the name Of Crawford made the attempt
torescue the prisoner. The parties were
all armed, and, after about twenty shots
and many thrusts with ibOwie knives
baud o9s, &c., the sheriff patty were
left viciors in pussession Of the prisoner
who is now udgedinjaI. Robert Pierce
after receiving several shots. fell aud ex
pired. Isaac Moore was also shot dead.
Crawford escaped. supposed to bs severly
wounded. Ofthe sherh''s party. David
Neil was killed. James Holden mortally
wounded. Thomas B,ock lightly woum.
ded-Sherif Mckinley severely wound
cd, not considered mortal. Thus .ermi
Dated une of the most fatal and meIan
choly riots that has ever happened in ou
county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

" The Carpet Bag says that lady
much addicted to the use .f cnsmelic,
having been attacked by The measles, the
disease was unable to work its way out.
in consequence Of the manner ia which
the pnres other face were puitied up with
pearl powder. Saffron and warm drink,
were nneyailng. The disease struck in
the unfortunate lady died, and upon her
death bed confessed that she had chalked
out her owN /atc.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
BE YE SIIOD.
A s the Spring opens and nature arrays herself
N all her beautiful garments a1a

A s the Spring opens and nature arrays herself in
N all her beautiful garments. ST7
REED H. BAUGIIMAN,
MAIN STREEC, LANCASTER, ONO, GAAA
Have not been unmindfu Of some of
the wants Of natures beauties; Also,
the sterner SEX and to meet such, have supplied them
selves with splendid assortment Of
Ladies' Turn Buskins, Ladies' Slippers
/" Half Caters and Caters, Morocco, Calf
Boots and Shoes.
Misses cold Buskins and Chldren's cold Boots,
Mems Fine Coarse Fine and Coarse Boots; Morocco,
Calf Kip and Fancy Shoes are always on hand, Of
their own manufacture or made to order
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime their assortment The subscribers will at all
times be ready to supply the wants Of their custom.
wththe greatest despatch and at the very lowest
prices. REED BAUGHMAN:
Lancaster, May 90, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

EYAbout million aud half Of rats
are Supposed at this time to be undermn.
ing Paris. A reward is offered for their
Destruction, and last year, l,l93,3oO were
killed. The rat cotchers of that city have
Just held a convention To take measures
for the coming rat campaign. They de-
cided tn use nicotine as the exterminat.
ing poison.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

W The Crystal Palace is to be taken
down aud removed two miles from il
present position and erected for a win
ter garden. 1t is composed Of four thou
sand tons Of iron. and 100000 feet o
glass.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

EV The total receipts of the Great Elk.
hibition were se47O,OOO, and the total
expenses eco, 900; leaving a quarter ol
a million sterling. OF over million of dol.
Iars. as the nett proceeds Of The CONCERN
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

MURDER AT PANAMA.-Much excite.
meat has been occasioncd at Panama by
the murder of a Mexican young lady by
an Englishman IN the way lu fandan
go. He was imediutely attacked by the
natives, but was rescued bylh Governor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

A TRuTTING MATcm.-A uot oftwen
~ miles between Grey Eagle of the West
aud Lady Clay. came nfi on Friday over
the CenrreviIIe consefo for purse ofS2OOO.
The fnmer won The purse, easily beating
the mare two miles. The whole race
occupied 60 minutes aud 40 seconds.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

METHOD OF CURNG PRzg HAMS. -
The hams Of Maryland aud Virginia have
hong enjpycd a wide celebrity. At the
last exhibition Of The Maryland State Ag
nculIural Suciety four premiums we've
awarded for hams. We are informed
by those who had the opportunity Of ex
amining them, that they were Of first rate
quality. The folowir G are the recipes
by which the hams were cured Amcr
icaN Farmer.
H. b. HamaiOa'S Receipe. = FiIsl Pre-
MUM. To every 100 pounds of pork
take 8 LIS of &. A. suit, W. saltpelre.
lbs. brown sugar, "a Of oz. potash aud
4 galluns Of water. Mix the above. and
pour the brine aver the meat, after il has
laid IN tho tub some two days. Let the
hams remain six weeks in brine, aud then
dried several days befure smoking. |
have generally had the meat rubbed with
fine salt when it is packed down. The
meatshould be perfectly cool before pack
ing,
j. Green's Rrceipe -Secoud Premium
To 1000 pounds Of pork, lake half |
bushel &half peck of salt, 3 lbs salpelre
3bs sugar, aud 9 quarts Of mulasses
Mix-rub the bacon with il well; keep u
for three weeks in al at the end of nip,
days take out the hams aud put lhos,
which are at the top ut the bottom.
II. Brooke Jr.'s ReceiPe THIRD Pre-
MUM. Que bushel of fine salt, half hu
ground alum salt, ono aud half lbs salt
peIte 10 1000 lbs pork left To lie in pickle
four weeks, hung up aud smoked will
hickory wood un,lll the rnu becomes
dark brown.
q. d. StjRg'9G's Recepe - Fourll
Premium. To 100 Ihs green hams TAXI
8 lbs G. A, salt. 2 lbs brown sug ir or mo
lasses equivalent, 2 ~ saltpelIe, 9 %;
pearl ashes, gallons water, dissolve well
skimming off the scum arising on the sur
face Of tho pickle Pack the hams
cnmPactly in tight vessel or cask, rul
tho feshy paIt with line salt in day ol
two pour tho above pickle over the
meat taking caro- To keep it covered will
pickle. la four to six weeks according
To tho size aud weight nf the hams, (lhaI
is 10 say, the longer peri vi for heavy
hams) hang up to smoke, hook up;
smoking with green hickory wood.
have put up hams for the last twelve ~
fifteen years by the above reccipc with
unborn success, equal ct all times To the
sample now presented,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
CO-PARTNERSUIP.

CILBERT DEVOL and A. c. LIVINGSTON hav-
N ing purchased the interest of Joseph Kurtzman
will in iuturc carry on the Foundry and Machine
Business, at the old stand West end of main-sreet
undor tho firm name of GILBERT DEVOL & CO.
The now firm is to settle and pay all the debts of the
old firm. GILBERT DEVOL.
ANDREW c. LIVINGSTON.
Lancaster Anril l6 1881
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

'nTIAND'-EIfm's are making to induce
em'gia''ng, 10 Peru. The Government
"I mat country enuscnt tn pay two thirds
nt the passage money, or &c for each n.
dn't In consideration Of this sum the
parties bind themselves To work certain
length Of time at fixed wages, or else to
repay It in monthly instaIlments. Only
Catholic emigrants are wanted.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

BLnoMERs ar AUBURN =. The court
house at Auburn, New York, on Satnr-
day last, during the examination ot par.
ties charged with participating in the Sy
racnse slave rescue, was graccd by sever.
al ladies' in I}I0umor costume. One of
them was the wife Of Moses Sumner, Que
Of the prisoners
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

BnlonT BuY.-ln Upton county, lndi
ana. n boys mother was attempting To
correct hm for some misconduct, when
he seized her by the throat, threw her on
a bed, and choukcd her until she expir.
,l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
LATEST ARRIVAT.

SG Doz. Grass Scythes; % do Grading do; 30 do
SDU Sices; do superior Grain cradles; do patent
do do patent scyhes fitted to the snaith; 600 assor
ed scythe stones 800 scythe rifles. All of which will
be sold cheaper for cash than the cheapest at the
tensive hardware store of p, B0PE.
lancaster, June IL 6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
MooRE,s PATENT GRAIN DRILLS,

For Dritttng Whcdt, rye, Harley, &c &C.
VyNIIESE Machines operate well on all kinds ofland,
l. and arc not injured by coming in contact with
rocks, roots, &c, They will plant point rows all ir-
regular shaped fields without sowing any part twice
over They will with for two horses plant from
ten to twelve per day Of WheatRye, Barley and
Other small grain They will save from two to three
pecks of seed per acre. and yield from 20 to % per
cent more than the broadcast seeding by distributing
the grain uniformly at any desired Depth and leaving
ridge of earth between the rows. The roots of the
Young plant are protected during the winter by the
action of the frost and rain mouderng the earth upon
them instead of being thrown out and exposed as In
broadcast On this account the stalk is stronger and
less subject to mildow, and is not so liable to injury
by ny. The farmer is frequently prevented by rain
from narrowing In his grain after IL is sown, which
narrowing is not necessary in seeding with the Ma
chimes, as they complete the work at once.
This Machine for convenience, simplicity and
choapness, is superior to any now in use. The price
being $50 for Machine with 9, and 500 for one with
X hose,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
FRESH ARRIVAL.

SMITH 4 TONG have just added to their former
- assortment beautiful and excellent lot of Goats
PESTS, Pants Sc, which will be found upon examin
alton, to be superior in quality, finish and style
anything in the city.
Remember the placo--one door East of Reber
Ku2 All their articles are sold at the lowest prices
Lancaster, May 90, 1861.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

NOTICE-Tot the creditors of the Estate of ASA
Y MoUNTz, deceased The subscriber has been ap.
pointed by the court of common pleas of Fairfield
county commissioner on the Estate of Asa Mountz,
deceased, represented insolvent The, period of Six
Months form the date of this notice is allowed cred
tors to bring n and prove their claims against said
Estate.
Dated al Lancaster, Ohio, on the 26h day of Nav,
A. D. 1851. JOHN r. MUMAUGH, Com
June 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

OURS RoMANTiC. - A strange story Is
nAoat in Paris An English baroncl,
Sir D--,leIl in love with beautiful
Spanish girl who was there with party of
Inouulebanks She rejected all offers
but marriage aud no married her. So
much for the first part "f tho story. a
Spanish grandee, who had left Barcelona
in 1881, aud whn separated from his
wife aud child, in consequence of poil
ical affairs, entered the Foreign Legation
of France and served in Algeria On
returning to France he clnld optain no
tidings of his daughter, but learnt the
death Of his wife Ito read the nbove
marriage. aud from circumstances recog.
nized in the beautiful Juuiata his long
lost daughter. who had como To Paris to
search for her father who it appears had
for months been confined by illness on his
return from Africa.
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NOTICE TO ALL CoNCERNED.-Hsvi

NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.-Having
' disposed of my Stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c,
to Mr.. f. L. SLocUM, all those indebted to me by
note or otherwise are earnestly invited to call and
possible time, and speedy compliance with this re-
quest will save cost and trouble. Those indebted to
the old firm of BURY BECK, must also settle their
accounts and notes Immediately l will be found at
the old stand
To the many friends, who have bestowed upon me
their custom for so many years past give my thanks.
GEORGE G. BECK.
Lancaster, January2l. d&wtf24
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
September 3
Blocked in.

The matter was at first looked upon as
hoax, but subsequent events led TO a
communication being made with the Ad
mirally, who sent for the balloon aud
card aud Immediately on their receipt
sent down Capt. Beechy. r. N, t" Glou.
cester, with anoIher officer, to make in
quiries These inquiries are now being
prosecuted: Capt. Beechy having been
twice at Wooltnn. examining all parties
resident there. ltturns out that it is real
Government balloon Of exacily a similar
kind To those sent out with the ETe6HS,
when she sailed from England.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
LIVER COMPLAINT

Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
Debility, Disease of the Kidneys,
A ND all diseases arising from disordered Liver
"A and Stomach, such constipation, fulness, or
blood to the head acdty ofthe stomach nausea
disgust for food uness OF weight in the stomach
sour eructatons sinking utering at the pit Of the
stomach, swimming of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing utering at the heart choaking or suoca-
ting sensations when in lying posture dinness Of vis-
l4n dots or webs before the sight, fever dull pain in
the head deficiency of perspiraton, yeowness Of the
skln and eyes, pain in the side, back chest limbs &c.
sudden ushes of heat burning in the aesb constant
maginings of evil, and great depression Ell spirits,
CAN BE EEEECTIIAIIX CI1pEn NV
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

TVRcv. Henry Ward Beecher wrote
a le,lor 10 tho Womnn's Rights Conveu
'ion. saying his mind wasn't settled in
regard to the cause.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

10 The Emperor of Russia has ordered
a diamond breast pin To he given To each
Of the policemen who was IN duty at tho
Russian jewelry department in the
Worlds Fair.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

Up. T. Parnum Uhe Bridgeport
Standard says) will be- nominated for next
Governor Of Connecticut, by the Temper.
ance, and also by the Democratic party
of that State.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

TY Wendall Phillips a notorious abo.
llionist. was hissid down by the women
in theirlate Woman's Rights Convention
for mentioning the name Of Daniel Web.
ster disrespecttully.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
d. A. MARIHIaON

Attorney at Law, Lancaster, Ohio.
oFFICE-0ver Smith & Tong's clothing store.
April 26, 1861 l2m52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

PRESIDENTIAL CAUCussING.--lt is stat.
ed in the New York papers that the lead.
ing members of the Cabinet of the late
President Polk. are assembled in that
city at this time, aud Engaged in concoct
ing n scheme To defeat The movement in
favor Of Judge Douglas. of Illinois, for
the Presidency, aud To secure the noIni
nation to Mr. Buchanan, of Pennsylvania
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

I AIDES and Gentlemen will find it to their
L advantage to call and see the variety Of Goo
bought at low prices and now opening at HENLEY'S
Lancaster, April To- 1851 90
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
A Few Boxes Just received at the city city Drug
"A store. EDWARD L. SLOCUM.
Hncaster, June %