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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11


TnE CUBAN ScRIP,-Everything that
has been done So far in reference To the
invasion nr Cuba, has been passed To the
credit mrP0iriOtiSm. A greater decep.
tion was never prac,ised upon any cuun
Try. With many Of the young men who
have been duped mto the wild expedi,
Ii"n, this was doubtless, Appointment feel.
ing. hut they belonged To the ranks, aud
the frweI number. Il would be well e.
unugh Ia enquire. aud it will be done At
h" distant day. Ivy what process certain
newspapers in New Ynrk aud New Or
leans have been bOuahl To pursue a sys
Iema'ic crusade against the existing gov
erpment in Cube. and why il has hern
hat they have melted our young men. by
lalse representations, to engage in 81
hopeless IN undertaking. under such a
man Ms IL prz, Hnw much scrip of the
new government that Is 10 be. has passed
mt" their hsnds by pu,chase Ut ten cents
IN 'ne dollar, ar as the retaining fee Of II
h'red ndvncalrl II il notorious TINT On
bdR scrip has been snld, in New Orleans
aud New York, in unlimited quantities.
at Ten ceuis on the dollar, and il in the
'prcnlal"rs IN this fund, i, ruch of ,h.s.
cities. WIN ave pushing on,he ynuny men
ut cur country tn ceIibin death IN Cuha
IN order that they may realize dollar 70,
| A =. a Z 4.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

| GENERAL LoPEz. As a matter nf gen
Leral interest nr tbs time. we copy The E,I
l"wing frnm the United States Gazette
is not very hhteriug picture. aud we
especially dislike the frst part of his ca
rref:--
Tho "pairiol" Lopez. az every body
kuuws, is a native Vene zuelan, who com
menc"d the world. ,lnring the war Of
lib@iy. by fighting nnder Ihe Spanish
| tlig, agsirst Bolivar aud his own country;
and when Ihr Spauiards were finally ex
PEELED from VeuZnela, he wen, with them
/" Spe'u. "I"Iy"and "refngep." Ms we
sIonld have calIed him in the Uuited
States. fought III te with the Christmas
aenlu,l the CuIlisrs, aud. fually, coming
over la Cuba. ulou some milf ar other.
lInned fhlse 20 his friends aud govern.
nrpi. and endeavorp1n win fame wealth
aud p"wer by ievoutiunizing This rich
and important island The "heu" Lo
pen is best kuuwn 10 the American pub
'c Ivy his two inyasinns of Cuba, that Of
1850, and that Of the present year. in
both he figures as the yiolatnr of nui laws,
aud the eeducrr aud drcelver of nnr fel
low citizens. His heroism at Caidenas
was at cheap character. his early 10.
treat haTing rendered il safe; while III 1t
1t Balda Honda is presented To us IN The
hl"nd at Fifty Americans. betrayed by
him to cultiR deaths ia tho st,ee,s OF Ha.
vana.
| lis 1t possible. in fact. that any Amer
iCan can praise this man. 10y whom 81
much shame has been done Ia the Anne
ican character. aud sO much bnnd has
been inully aud fiuiilessly shed2 The
circumstances "f both his invnsinns pr ave
him !" he p"Ur soldier aud still worse
politician. vice has he landed on the
l'hnd. expecting The Islanders IL flock
10 his slaudald; while nnl n man nl then
has risen. except iotake part against hun
aud The misrrably deluded men who ful
law him To their deaths. This ia a prnni
m political iucumprieucy aud unwnnhi
ness utterly overwhelming; while the
extraordinary circumstances of his part.
lng irom C,ilrndrn's battalion and his ar
ulleIy aud baggage all his supple aud
strengthening them To bc cut off on
the shore, while he was at the same time,
rs 1t seems clear he was. with the 10,
maiudrr of his inrce, suIrnnnded in some
ieierreless village in the interior is All
evidence "f military ncnpaciIy so incon.
crivable Thar me il ut HISS io under
stand how he could have been guilty Of
it,"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

Qua Consul AT HAvANA.-Mnch com
plaiui exists against Mr.. Owens lhe A
mrIican Consul at Havano, for his neg
lccl of duty r"wprds the prisoners VIII
were taken by the Cuban authorities, Il
he has .l.roved himself unworthy of the
place, te should bs recalled; but it il
highly pioprr at the same time for hi,
fellow ciiizrns To suspend their opinion
nuiil the facts are known. II is wei
known that the accounts are highly col
"red ant in many instances false.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

THE GARDINER CLAIM, Tue Wash.
ingt0n correspondent OF the New York
Courier writes:
"Mr George Slacum our cormer Con.
sui al Rio. has gone with tbs American
Minister 10 Mexico. charged. as | learn,
with the investigation uf the Gardiner
and ell other awards made by the late
Board of Commissioners, So that if fraud
has been pracliced upon the Board. II will
soon be made manifest"
We waive for the present all discus
sion on the Gardiuer claim uniillhe facts
ure eliciled. Il is no manner Of conse.
queuce tothe integrity Of the Wing party
aud We would accuse M man wrongrully;
but will L"coioco papers who have pur'
sued different cnurse aud attempted To
make capital out Of this claim. have the
magnanimi'y To publish the above para,
graph aud thus do sn act uf simple JUS,
lice io the Administrations Their read.
ers viii then see that a Wig President
is determined TO do his duty and not per,
mil frauds TO be committed upon the
Treasury, ifit be pnssible to ferret them
out. We place this upon record. proud
ly, as signal contrast with the oc,ion oI
few Of the late Locofoco Administra.
lions.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
CITY MARBLE WORKS.

MYERS & CO., respectfully inform the citI.
~ zens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties, 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 on hand at all times the best quality
Of American Marble, and will make to ordey
Craze, 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 tho
marble for the statue Of the Wounded Indian" was
aken their style Of work will be equal to any in the
Western country and they will dispose Of II st prices
as reasonable as can be obtained elsewhere. The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
their work. il MYERS & co.
lancaster, Ohio. June 10, 1861 O.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
READ THE FOLLOWING,
WurEIINu. June i6. 1851
Virginia Iron Works.


WTE. the undersigned, Wholesale Grccers and
w Hardware Merchants Of the city Of Wheeling,
take this method Of stating TO the public that have
been engaged for many years In the sale Of Nails and
have bought the brand manufactured by HuNrrR,
FLEMING \ Co., of the virginia Iron Works-thnt
our sales have not been confined to the city, but have
been extended over large extent Of country, and we
take pleasure in being able to bear testimony to their
uniformly good character and standing abroad--that
for finish and workmanship they will compare lavor-
ably with anybu especially for the substantial quail
tiles of strength, sness and soundness they are un.
surpassed by any other brand. We alsn confidently
believe that their mode of manuis cturng nails from
hammered iron, and from the solid Slab Is the best
calculated to give strength and oughness to the nail
as well avoid the tendency to flaws and splitting
which are the too defects Of nails generally.
John r. Morrow, Samuel Neel,
Alex Turner, r. Cranele d Co.
,.l Gordon Robinson, s. Mitchell d 70 .
Henry X. List & Co. J.R. Mckee.
The above article Of NAILS is for sale at the cheap
Hardware store Of P.BOPE.
Lancaster. June26 1851. 'S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

lNTEMpERANcE AND MnRTALITY-Som
recen, data in regard To the longevity Of
persons hahitually iutemperale have been
laid before the Statistical Society of Lnn.
don, BY these il is shawn that at the
term oflife nfpersnns who are habiually
Incorporate from twenty one to thirty the
mortality was upwards Of Ave times that
Of the general community; and in the sue.
ceeding twenty years il was above four
times greater. An Incorporate person Of
twenty years Oft age has an equal chance
Of living l56. Que Of thirty years of age
1873. and one Of forty years IL years.
while p rson Of the general populstion
Of the country would have an equal
chunce ofhwng "A 9, 36 5. aud 2s Syears,
respectively. The influence Of the diff
ferent kinds Of drinks IN the duration Of
life was also shown. Beer drinkers ave
raging 81 Z years. spiriI drinkers 10 z
wears, and those who drank both spirits
and beer indiscrlminately l6 I years, The
average duration of life after the com'
msncement Of ofiutemperste habits, among
mechanics and lahoring men. was 10
years; ,rsders and merchants ~; profss'
sional men and gentlemen Is; and fe-
males IA years only. ,,...,,....-.,..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

JUDGe WoopBrRY.- This eminent man.
one nf the Judges of the United States
Supreme Court. died on the 81 inst. aged
6l He has been distinguished for many
years as politician of the Democratic
sch"ol, having held several high offices
in his own State and under the General
Government. Uponlhe dlecrase If Judge
Story. he was appointed Judge Of the
United States Supreme Court. which If
fee he held at the time of his DEATH
He has heeu frequently spoken of in con-
uoclinn with the Presidency.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

THE JusrlcE W A SULTAN Ia the
city Of AIeppu. where the Cbris,ia rs arc
weak in numbers, Turkish mob produce
ed lhe death Of five. the wOunding Of six
mure. and ihe pilaging Of one hundred
houses Opd Eve churches. The Sultan
shot SIX HUNDRED Of the mob. and con.
demned three hupd,ed to the galleys. and
put one hundred and fifty more ON trial !.
tV'A celebratsd gambler. Sfier attend.
ing great revival meeting. experieuced,
as he supposed. change ofiesling, and
was finally induced To take his seat on
"the 'anxioos bench" The min stsr com.
menced examining Them on their expe-
rieDce aud the slate Of their feelings, and
finally approaching the gambler. asked:
Well, myfriend, what do you sayF'
"OH." replied he, 1ncohscionsly. l passI
"what do you do, old fellpwi" turning to
his letl hand neighbor. S''
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
Sn,ItlIers. LnnIx nnIr

JUST Received, and will be sold cheap, no mistake,
as StrruPs Bride Bits Buckles Of every grade and
styles, worsted and 'otton Webbing, Reinweb Hog.
skins Plush, Enamelled Leather and thousand other
articles which cannot be enumerated here and all will
be sold low at the cheap hardware store OF
June r. p ROPE,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
The --latest News from Baltimore, Phil
adeiphia and New York.

TX PACKAGES of HARDWARE, Just received
eO from the above Cities embracing every variety
of style ant make Of English, German and American.
which will be sold low for cash, At the cheap Hard
ware Store OF p. BOPE.
Lancaster, June 70, 1851. g
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

A SOUND PRINCrPLE. All intermcdi,
ate agencirs in trade add To its expenses
- Charleston Mevcury
THIS is the very foundation Ofl5e doc.
irine Of protection To dumeslic industry =
Bring the manufacturer along side Of The
c"tlon field and Of the shepherd, so that
there will be no occasion To transport the
raw material to distant place To be work.
ed up into cloth. whichha then to be tran
sported back again to be consumed.-A
gain, establish f rges where you have
iron and coal, and provisions in abund
ance, instead of sending your provisions
more than three thousand miles of and
then have them brought back egain in
the torn Of iron the difference between
them and The iron having to be made
up in guild aud silver The true rule fur
nation To prosper by is, to make all It
can aud To bring the consumer as clusely
in cuniact with the producer as possible.
so az to have the cnst of transportation.
commissions, profits, &c. in other words
To save The necessity ofemplnyng persotfs
in making the exchanges nf lat or. who
add nothiug tho value of any articles
exchanged hui only increase their cost.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
MooRE's PATENT GRAIN DRILLS,
Enr nrflIinn, IVbant d.. n -f..fa

NJ
nssoE s ~ macmnes operate wei on all kinds ofland.
.o,. 80 no' TJuIee Ty coming IN contact with
.ooI, Wih Pian' point rows all ir-
ds b, iii , itnout sowing any part twice
ton 1sye @ mn ease ior 9%o nopses plant iron
zen 10 lwe,ye acres per Day Of WheatRye, Barley and
osner % snsi gram lney wlll save from two TO three
scyu PEI acre anu yieio nom ~ TO 70 per
to ie DIoaocast seeding ny distributing
Sas of eartb hay,. any desired depth and leaving
Ioee ~ taIln pelWe. .he rows. The roots OF tho
yo9ns Prat arc projected during the winter by the
~" ~ .ne ~ su ram monldering the earth upon
sei VI LIeing Ihrown out and exposed as IN
n ~ IS seeou1' the salk is stronger and
hy Az The Srner \. Sun anu no. 80 liable to injury
S.yoa Ih,rrouvina IL IL prevented by rain
h'nr,n;r 4. ,l ~ MS gram aer soyn. which
rhinos aS tbav or,nIa.o X ~ sseo,ng WIN tne ma
nnars a Il a., 'Gl convenience slmphcity and
o0eing gov 'or machine with o. and $50 for onewith
"''e'
| t,--. m hEooM9iENDATIoEs'
-4oOr'"o Ao"NSHir' 'AihFELD CouNTY, ONO,
rbis , July 70 1901
to ,nAt Rurchasea ana used last sea-
Saaa,jo rs.s9 Mnest Drls and without
Of The most vaInabe As one
rc"iSroi 1fered to theag.
~ 'he sunPle reason That
from a6 70 AZ Dor .an, 81 less seed.saves
VIII IN my opinion give yield Of 25 per cent. moro
sovn in he ,,1 ino,S 70 Lee"e OUT when
the Weld drilIad so,1o ~ scre ~ ~,
neebbnrs ali o1 ,.bora ~ AsI Is Iof ny
.L55: Us eo "honl concur WIN me In the opinion
'ai uaS ueu,ueu aoVahtages over az other
Arnev Epo ,D6 us aonS ale neld or Ionn
wav and boi;a,a ali - s-u ~ :s wy .onin ~ .
fields give Il As their on;n;or tb,' ,Sa eS H WI
nesrv II NOT o;ta JoPia ,h w areo neio WI, WI
~ SnI .ne OioadesSt ln the yleld
was tb Tasbast sJ so"n IN Ie common way
| In "a 6aId ~ - .c eeSS eeSo' elou"p'
so,yn brosdcast t'yo habe ga mao tnIee aeres
balance oSths GsIJ y,s sesu Per acre, tne
DER acrathe Jr;Ilsd hoat Nv. ~ u see9
when vo came ~ bS,ns. Nv e ana
This machine ope,ptes veil on s,,n, on NE sroInd-
dv ground vvb;rS S.," "1 On hly on eod'
station in saying much better than either the Plow
OF harrow JOSHUA CLARKE,
-
FAIRFIELD COUNTY, 0HIo,--We the undersigned
hereby certify that we have used Moores Drill made
Iey NRISHT and SEIBY, in seeding Wheat on our
isrms the past year, and have hesitation in saying
that ls dectdedlythe best mode Of seeding Wheat
wenn'end hereafter to seed ell our Wheat with the
ariiL we take pleasure in recommending it to all
farmers as valuable Improvement a..
| nhomas Duncan, Frederick Sites,
| David Ewing, John Burnebreger,
July 10, 1851. Doniel Keller.
| ~, RETERENcEs
we are premltted to refer TO the following, who
are lew othe persons that have purchased and used
the Machines;.
Emahuel Stutzman, Charles Hartzle1.
| Joshua Clarke, Daniel Kutz.
! Christian Rugh, John Arney,
| Noah Reem, David Wilson,
Samuel RirEwoed, Frederick Sito,.
| Daniel Dunkle, .., David Ewing.
m Fairfield county, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

VGNsRABLs SUiclDg. Samuel Martin,
aged 10. an old resident Of New Hamp
shire, committed suicide at Hookuth, on
Tho S9,h ult. He leaves, . large family.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11


CuRIous FACTs FROM THE CENSUS "A
writer IN one of the New Ymk religions
papers is comparing the census returns
in regard to the pr valence Of insanity.
he,wren the whites and ,hr blacks, aud
the relative prnporinn. The facts adj.
duced show that insanity is greatest n.
mnng the free blacks. In the State If
Maine every fourteenth cnlnred person is
an idiot or lunatic. And though there
is gradual improvemeuiiuthe the condiiinn
nf,he colored race. as we proceed west
and SOUTH vet it is evident thai The free
States are the principal abodes of idocy
AID lunacy amnng them In Ohio there
a,e just ten cnlored persons who are di
Ms or lnnaiics. where there Is one in Ken
tucky. Aud in Louisiana. where large
majority of the population is colnre,l. and
four 6fIhs Of them are slaves, there is but
nre of these unforlunaies tn 1900. whu
are sane. The proportions in nlher States
according 10 the census of 1910. are as
fllnws: -in Massachusetts / IN AZ; Con
neciicnt in 1856; New York in 257,
Pennsylvania ! in 256; Maryland in
1904; Virginia l in 1909; North Carroll.
mn in .2l5; South Caroline | in l.440;
Ohio in los; Kentucky | in 1858 This
is cettaiuly very curinus calculation,
and indicates that diseases of the brain
are Far more rare among the slaves than
among the fee of the colored race.
BURGLARY.-Weu underatand that the
house occupied by Rev. Mr. Mondy was
broken open last night. Prepraiofy to
going To Conference, Mr.. NJ. had packed
up his furniture, &c. and having lacked
up The premises heslept at another honSe
The burglars, perhaps knowing this fact,
entered, broke open the trunks. took a
purse belonging 10 Mrs. NJ. containing
some seven dollars. destroyed some cloth.
ing and tonk some articles away, As
money was doubtless the priucipal object
Of the burglars il is fortunate for Mr. NJ
that So small a sum was left for their ap
preparation. No clue to The criminals
has yet been made Zaaes. Courier 6th.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

10 Who will write the history Of Gal.
PhiNism in ohio. Gin. EaqSirsr.
II you mean Gslphinism in its Loco
focp sense. ls history has already been
written. See the reportto the Ohio Log
islature. COMMONLY called tho report oI
THE committee ont aeeality," ~ y =
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

ALLIANCE BETwGEN AUSTRIA AND
THS UMrED STATES, The Pniladelphis
Bulletin onderslenis that the Chsvalicr
Hulsemagn' minister riom Austria. win
shorty lead to the lymrn.. al alter. a Ipvely
and accomplished American lady from
the Sunny South. We have not hsard
whether Mr.. WebNer has been con.al,st
in regard TO Ihis arrangement. & y
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

LAW OF DrvoRcE IN CALEoRNrA.-Our
quick wilied friendson ,hePaciic side nf
the Union. have found out an excellent
way to increase their domestic immigra
lou. The repurt nfa divorce case. tried
befnre the District Court at Colnma, shows
that Judge FarweIl's charge III the jury
was in substance as fnllnws; marriage is
a civil contract & subject ln allthe condi.
tians Of other civil contracts; 9'caa be enter.
ed INTO y broken at'the pleasure ofthe par.
lies themseiOes, Ii the jury are 6f 6fopinou
that an engagement was entered into on
the plains To separate. and the defendant
aftcrward refusedio do Ro, they must find
G'r the plaintiff" The jury under this
charge could mt fail to find verdict for
the wife. who was the complainant, iuas.
much as il was apparent that it-was her
pleasure to break the contract" SIS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11


Tne LATE DEvELoPeMENTs "A few
mouths since. the Eagle and host ol
other l."co'oc" papers were out in strong
terms fur Gen. Houston. aud yet the
Wing papers are compelled to publish
the recent correspondence intended Il
get him tho nomination. Why dnu't the
lIiends of the General publish these
"Donaldson le'tessl" They show up the
character of Lncofocnism So clearly that
they could not well prove anything than
interesting to their readers. The Rhode
Island letters about .'mOney being The
chief element" in L0cofncu eeciinueer
ing; the Alabama letters denouucing the
"Un'"n" pA,ty as Whigs; the Ohio let
Iers complme uting Medary aud Myer
rs reliable men lo"purge" tho party; the
Donaldson letter saying that "Gidding,
aud Free Soiers" eau be relied upon
are all Iich things in their way. toll Of Lo
cof"c"i'm and raely equaIled as genuine
specimens.
The Eagle ought to publish them
When il comes to "oustipg" the Wing,
and getting the "spoils." they show up
very satisfactorily that ii isihe "harmoui
Gus democracy" aud we know Of nothing
that will so clearly define the "priuciple'
Of Locufucoism as these letters. They
should he published as explanatory Of The
resolutions passed at L"cofoco meetings
They would serve better purpose in al
vanciug the cause Than Wing circulars
aud take up M more room.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
W The Wheeling Gog.t,s in ann.

70 The Wheeling GhEetie, in some
rsmarks opon lhe upInoachipg Ohio cleo.
ton, makes the following illusion to the
whig ticket aud especially % Mr. Vintun.
I'VE do not. however. .believe il possible
that it is in the power Of Intrigue To de
feat the ticket now presented by the
Wings. Mr.. Viulon. the candidate for
Governor. is truly sIri,ug man ripelin
years and experience. prOverbial for in
dustry, honesty judgment and taleni.--
For. many years past he has. served the
State in Congress. and while there has
been unanimously viewed by all parties.
ever TO be respected and evei to be re
lied upou. While there has been in his
course dignity hdurbahity towards pi'-
Iitlcal opponents. rarely found in any
man oEinhuenlial advocate of doctrines,
there has been a uniform CONSISTENCY
that challenges regard as we'll frnm foes
as friends. With such amsn. WIN stands
in all respects the wmlhy and relioble re
positnry ofpublic trust. we think there
can be M doubt Of the result If The com
ing election aud we feel confident we
might safely announce Mr.. Vinton as the
Governor that isto be-"
CINCINNATI & BELPRe RAILROAD Con-
PANY,- AT a recent meeting Of The Buard
Of Directors oflhiS Compauy. ,the name
of it was changed TO "Ciucinnoti and Ma
r,ettG ComPany" s..
This change was made in consequence
Of the change which has been made ia
the Eastern terminus Of The rOad. frnm
Belpre to Marietta, ltappears that thi;
company has abandoned The idea n
reaching Baltimore throught the 's,rsil
line counection at BelWe aud Psrkers
burg. aud now seek to ach that city and
Philadelphia bnth, by gning mp to Wheel
ing. where they eau connect with bolh
the Baltimore and the Hemp6eld roads,
In this project they will find the Gin
cinnaIi, Wilmington and ZnnesvilIe road
formidable rival; fprwe will beat then
in completing the roads, aud when done
ours will he from 25 tn 80 miles the short
est, from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati. and b,
on ground much more favorable to higl
rate Of speed than theirs can possibly be
-C2'ntOa Republican.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

EVThe New Odrans p.rs deny that
The Coban volunteers in that city hod q
hand in The late dsgracsful mob. On
the "lhsr hand. they aSsert lha,,lhey aid
81 The authorities IN quelGng tao lint
Several ufths rio lers have hSen arrested.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

From Providence, Rhode Island,
R00 gross assorted Screws from 10 to 8 inches
C.OO instreeeivsd; sndfOr Saleby PRoPE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
nRpUeFIoN % rEnas

~ - = = aASlfft VI y ~9As~-
Hereafter the terrpsOfIbs GssetH willbsas
follows; 4.& fIfE ~
Gfpaidjn advance es......s...-..--..tI1S !.
within the year ---..-.-.'2U
afterthe year expires. ..s,SO
From an,tai liter the sxpiraton of the year, six
esesatiltscsseSjll5eJ harged upon tbe highest
terms. -'r -
oarDhieeAis. .forthe mpigal lSenef ftofpuhlish-
ar an,l esler to do business hereafter. Ms near
:, possible. upon the cash system; aud these
Vornls will be stYietiy adheredio., s,.o
Terms for clpbq.
aco1tes,.--... ..-.--. ...-.-..-.-.S 90
5ssttO ----...--.-. -.--... .-.--. %
10 do .----....--......-... ...... 90
The asrsoh. getting up club often, will be
snti;le,lto one copy gratis. long Us the dub
e1l,iupeE bv hisexertions. The cash. in these
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