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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03
Monetary Affairs

Dividends ut 2 per cnt. have been declared ly
the Nashua jackson, Appleton Hamilton. Coclrc-
co. MiddIesex, aud Dwight Manufacturing Com.
Panrs. in the vicinity Of Boston. and per cent.
hy the Manchester Mills-mnkins au aggregate
of $239 400 in divileEd,
The Boston Traveller leains that 4 lirge sum Of
money ms been received in that city from Bnnk-
ing House in Europe aud freely loaned tn nne {
nnr unfinished railroads The road has taken il
nn demand nj 7 per cent not hring willing Ia
make il permanent Loan N tlerntes ntfe ed This
is road, the Traveller says, wnse notes none Of
the nkS would discount aud winch some indi.
vidual capitalists a twrlvrmnrh ngn pot being
willing To tonch were sold ~ more than double
interest
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03
sPEEpwELL FOuNnnY.

GEORGE J. BITLER has associated with b;,,,.i,
- CHRISTIAN NJ. BEEHY, and the business ~
the above Foundry will be hereafter conducted Under
the firm-name Of BITLER BEEPY. ~'''ei
The Speedwell Foundry has been cnlarged ,id H.
proved They have added Steam Engine and are
now prepared to do any kind Of work in their line
All their work will be done in the most substan,;s
and improved manner and warranted.
Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware.
They have purchased Of Mr.. JoHx WoRK tbe 90.
taosnment conducted by him on Daia-sreef one door
EaSt o. ne CheeFered Store. where they intcnd to
continue the business In all its various branches, The,
wi always keep on hand and Inanuf ctire 10 rler a
KINDS OF Tin, Copper and Shept-Iron Wsre which vii
be made In the best manner and soda the lowest
Stoves, HOiIOw-Ware and PlOughs.
In connection with the other departments oC tbsir
business they intend to bestoW due share of sti
ton TO the manufacture and sale Of Stoves Hollo,r
ware and Ploughs. They viii always be- supplied
WIN an assortment Of Cooking Parlor, and other DE-.
scrptlons oi Stoves o the latest and most approvad
patterns, such as Resors Double Oven. Rochester,
Universe, Preference, President and Bucks Cooki5
stoves They have also the RoUcH AND REAnY
CooKING STOVE. which at this time i, taking the Lead
Of all others and is superior article
Their stock Of Hollow Wars. such as Sugar K.t,Ies
Pots skillets, Ovens &C., will always DC large enough
to suit the market.
They will manufacture and sell low tho foll,,,;r,
descriptions Of PL0UGHS-Rushyile. longs Cast
Kings Barshear, and will soon commence nlsnuG,c.
turing Patent Steel Plough which can in an ins,sr,
be changed for two or three horses Tbes, PIouo%s
wil always be pu up with especial care and o. 1he
best material They will always have on hand y r.
IRA SHARES for those that may need them.
Gatlin's Premium Wheat Drill.
Ihey intend also to Manufacture for the next season
u'e aOo'e "heat Drill II Is on Of the yery best in
use and can be sold for Fifty Dollars, an3 will be in
sur suIea a 10 work Wei This drill feeds with an suger
M flRF NM 4.
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Foot md shoe Tl:I!.isS
REED e. 2 AUG IMAM,

,M A T their OLD STAND on Main street
M N opposite thc Hooking VdLey Baqk,
NY continue to keep on hand all tindSoi work
N usual in their limo, such as MEMS Fine
YsSeD Boots, MeaScoarSc fine Boots, Heavy Calf
Boots, Coarse Boots
WOMEN'S Morocco and Calf Boofs c7G SioGs
Also, Ladies FreAch Morocco BHSsiaS tcith double
or single solcs.
Thankful forth many past favors received fiomthe
public, continuation oftheir patronage is respectful
ly solicited Tho best Of work will al ell tin,s be
kept on han and will be sold az fair and reasonable
prices. Weinvta all to come and eMmina our stock,
as we intsndat all times tOkeep on Hand general
sortment
Lancaster, march %, 1850 ly47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

ORIo IsEGIsLATURE. - Financial Char.
acter.-Shpuld thnse members nf the
Legislature who vnted against an ad.
journinent for the holidays, then leave for
heir homes or else where and pocket their
per diem. leaving the House without q
quorum and thus vtrtua ly but not pecu.
niarily causing an adjournment, eVince as
much financial ia len, for the gond of the
Stale as for themselves, we might expect
q fair exhibitof our Stale finances. But
we greatly fear that this will not be the
case. They are very shrewd when self
is concerned, voting against an adjourn.
ment and at the same Time having rail.
road Iicke,inthe:r pockets.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

a administrators Sale. The undersigned %
"A Administrator of N. 0aTaghty, deceased, under an
order q the court Of common Pleas for Fnirhed e0un
~, will on Saturday def fsf d0y q( february neyi.
bqtyeen the hours Of 20 ocloekA.M NJ and 4o'elock p
w. bsfore the cour-house door offer Al public sale 10.
Lots Nos and s, and East half Of and In Gnagh
tys addition % the town Of Lancaster -upon the pay
mont Of ons-third IN hand-0De.ibird 30 one and The
residue In two yesI with interest from the day Of sale
JOHN GARAGHTY, Adm'toy.
January 1854 ~ ~ 6VaJ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

CALiFoRMA EMIeRATIoN The num-
Der Of passengers arrived at San Fran
cisco from October l. lS49 tn Oc;obrr 81 ,
1850. is as follnws:- Americans. 30.l23,
Foreigners lS 4o2. TotaI 4s.6I6. From
October lstto October Slsi. 1850. there
were 1901 arrived aud $500 left.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

LATEsrFWnM THE EAsr.-1'he Balt.
m"re SEa Of yesterday week, reached
usiast night, after having spen, four days
on a Western tonr. II says that the
"ohio Legislature is occupying its time
In casting unsuccessful ballots for Uni
ted Ststes Senator in The place of Thom.
a' Ewing. whose term expires in March
next. The chancesuf an election dur
ing the present session are very slim
Whs, Obiu paper has the uewsl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

4 bNE WORD TO notwithstanding trarc has
~ been an advance OF over fifty per cent IN Wool
and Cotton during the last twelve months. Won cat buv
ilaEnei' sattnets jams, nsey tickings, brown and
DleacheG musiin' checks and every Thing in The do.
nestle linz. rs ch ap as ever by calling at
November y, 1851 ~ r WISF"S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

QY virtue Of deed of trust, executed by Joseph
DSiddons, late ofthe county Of Fairfield, and State
Of Ohio, on the eighteenth day of June, A. D. S49
will offer tpublic auction, on the premises on Satr
day. the 25thday ofJanuary 1851, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock A. M. and o'clock p. NJ Of said day. all
that piece or parcel of land situate lying and being in
the county Of Hooking, Formerly in Fairfield county,
and State Of Ohot being the north halfof the west
half Of the southeast quarter oil the northwest quarter
dissection number twenty-five (22) oftownshp twelve
Q2) Of Range number nineteen, (9 in the district Of
land subject to sale at Chcothe, Ohio; being twelve
acres more or less Said deed Of trust given secure
the payment ola debtpayabe by said Joseph Siddons
to Reeves 4 Rennett
Dated December 10, 1850
dec "a 9Ow4 VIM FLOYD, Trustee.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03
RFCEIpTs FORIHE cAzETrE.
FIGURING MILL.

ToHN U. GlESSY respectfully informs his friends
% and the public in general that his MILL half a
mile South Of Lancaster on the Logan Road, ,Nform-
erly known Gen. David Rees' MILL is now in
diness to grind all kinds of Grain
The Machinery is all new and on the most APPROX
ed modern style with French Burrs He has employ
ed Mr.. SAMUEL DErrz, who is an experienced Miller
and is generally known this county to be well quail
ifed to manufacture GOOD FLOUR. He therefore
aters himself ben able to render satisfaction to
all who may favor him with their custom. Call and
try.
Iancastnr Dncnrnhnr 01 1870 a
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r.o,;, .na ,h.. Al ,o,o koow;noIy
We have emitted To do many thin6s
which we ouub, 10 have done. We know
this nav though we NAV no, have been
conscio,,s of itatth time Experi.nca
ia the best Of all teachers ,hoovb M, al.
ways the mos, proHtuble Bu, when ~.
have refused 10 heed the conps.ls ef otb
er and better aud wiser men, and have
found Out the errors Of our wavs onlv
Though the costly instruc,ions Of ,h,s
wise teacher !, will be E,llv and mad
mesa no, IN heed The lessons Oh wba.
a volume of instruction has beeu s,smn.
ed upou the memory of every man Jn.
ring the prngress Of the wear 1850 and
buw much of wislom NAV bs learn fron,
il. if he but reads il Alright
Be industrious: he fruOsl. he hones,.
be charitable. Let not the hear, pro y
cold aud freeze up The fountains Of he
he;olence. Iet not The iniellec, b.c,ms
clouded by neelectino the ouporuui,ies
of instruction. In all things lave thysele
but forget not To 1--we thy neighbour as
;hyself.
Lao not behini the ,imes. Keen nos,
ed up in all that ia doing ia the wnrlJ far
thine own and thv Ge3isw's good, L.ook
around you ana learn.lba, van NAV orow
wise that Won NAV embrace every on
portunity to advance your own in order
O. be able To advance the worlds interest
You have higher and a nobIer duty to
perform than the qualification of YOUR
own selfshness.
Progress marks the order of the day
in science, in literature, in the arts, in
government, in brn,hery love the last
the hest of all tn promule the happiness
of humanity. Read, lears. digest. that
YOU may assist in giving right direction
10 events.
The halfof the nineteenth century vet
10 mass wiIl'be marked by many impr.we
msnts. uaauy advaucemenls. in all things
that shaw the progress uf mark,ud. lie
WIN lives to witness The advent of the
wear 1900, will behold things of which
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03
KENTUcKY MUTUAL LIFE INsUuAAcl
COMPANY, at CnvIHgtnn. Ksnfueky
A. L. GREkR, VIcr pREsrDExr
j. r. PAISON, SECRETARY.

A. !" GREER, VrcE pRrstDExr.
J. R. PAYSON, SEcaETARY.
BOARD OF nIGEeTcRs
". r. ROBBINS Us MORGAN, a. T.. GREER.
r. NJ WlTHERs. S. j. WALKER.
J. +. MUREHlAD, SoL!oIroa.
T. PRETL0W, NJ. D., PhYsioIAv.
J u. CASEY, Cn'y Cow. oN FISANcr
7 NE terms upon which this Company insure Life
i ar peculiarly favorable to tha Insured much
mora so it j, believed than ins terms OF any other
Lie Insurance Company, tb-wit;
The great security afforded in z Guaranty Fund nt
SlOa1lb, S@V0Oo which has been "a id in ca5h. AMI
SS0,UN secnred in the safest mann-r, bY Bond and
Mortgage OF Real Estate:
Rates OF Prrriun greatly reiurel from tc rates nf
other Companies, and mora equally gislu,tai;
Insurance lor the benefit OF married women secure
from the creditors o4 ticir husbands;
! he insured not liabieto assessnen' Tor iosses;
10 extreme hazards taken BY this coupany:
An annual dividend to oil policy hold .rs "a yabe in
cash: ALSO additions made 10 Lille Policies ever5 five
years;
Notes taken in part for premiums;
Foicles issued upon application withou. delay caus-
ing no loss Of Insurance u the parties.
Lives OF eth ar insured brtween the ages Of tour
teen and sixty inclusive, for one year, five years. or
lor life.
The Pamphlets and Tracts published by the compl
ny will be found 10 contain much vsluahl information
respecting the nature. principles sppicatiun and Jpu
ohts Of Lie Insurance.. Also an examination OF the
plans OF the other Mutual Compaai. of this country,
and full exPlanationof th, plan proposed Dy this
company, together with various tables one showing
the rates OF premium for the term Of r of several
companies comPar with the rates of this rnmpan +.
and aEo her giving the rates of this company for all
ages and terms AZ which Insurance is uad,.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis. and apolica.
tions received and forwarded by NM p CREED.
agent at Lancas.-r, Ohio
Dr. JAMES WHTE, Medical Exalnip =.
October y, 1850 o7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

CATHEDRAL IN MINNEsoTA.--A superb
Roman Cathedral is to be srecied in the
'Odge Of grove at St, PaOls, Minnesota,
and new Catholic church has been al.
ready begun. s..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03
CIxciSEATi. Dec. 81

Flour frmer market buoyant at $3.50 s3;soi
at 25l; receipts light. Cheese in good demand
ut 6407. Hngs snles $50 at $4:9S far average
nf $40; $il0408 for lnis averaging 10; aud $';20
0$i;4O for lois averaging 900 aud e75. The de-
nand for heavy lnts is better Sales Of l26 lar.
rels Mess Park at $l0:75; 100 barrels Mt ell -
Lard sles 200 barrels No at "A. Sales of 10 3.
600 pieces bulk meats an private terniG 1900
pieces green Shoulders at 80. Groceries quiet
but steady. Lnseed Oil advanced; held at 95.--t
River slowly recedng. Weather cool with lish
RIiow
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

II The manufacturers Of Belgium and
France nre preparing extensively for the
Industrial Exhibition nj London Near.
ly $500 French manufacturers have no.
tilted Of their intenlinn To exhibit.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

WmEIAM @. RIvss. of Virginia. now
Minister in FrSnce, has written a letter
TO friend in Connecticut, in fdyot ofihe
compromise measures. keg
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

CON. DECATUR.-An elegant classical
has. within a short time
been erected in St. Peters Church. yard,
Philadelphia, over the remains Of the
ate Cnmmodore Stephen Decatur.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

FITTrNs out TmE u, S. Sur Ohia.-
Orders have been received at the Charles.
town [Mass.) Nayy,Yard. 10 fit out this
noble vessel with the utmost despatch.
TIE Traveller says that she is pr"bsbly
destined to convey the United States
tribute 10 the Worlds Fair at London.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

SUICIDE. Robert Nc cEuuaIly, an Irish.
man residing in Plymouth in this county,
who had been away from hume. returned
II few days since in stale Of mental de
raugemrnt aud told his wife he meant to
kill himself He went into his garden
aud commenced digging his grave aud re
quested his friends. as they gathered a.
round. To throw him iut0 il as soon as he
was dead. with his clothes IN and face
downward. A strait jacket was put up
ON him aud he was continually watched
but, "n Monday morning of last week. the
watch happened 10 step out fnr few
moments aud McEunally succeeding in
lnnsening the jacket, sprsng from his bed.
seized u knife aud staLbmg himself twice
in the left breast, attempting to finish the
deed hy cutting his throat He had only
partially succeeded when his friends ar
rived. His wounds we,e dressed but he
died from their effects on Thursday last.
- Mansfield Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

D'Tho Ohio Slate Typographical So.
ciety meets on The l7th January, Bepjs,
min Franklin's birthday.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03
BIBLES! BIBLEsll RiRI.ESiII

ME undersigned offers for sale, lot OF beautiful
i ~ bound Bibles, 0f various sizes, from pocket
TO large family Bible, Turkey Morocco gilt, and will
positively be sold at New York cost Persons wishing
to purchase cheap for Christmas and Newyear,s pre
sents. Now Is the time. p BOpE.
Lancaster, December "a, 1850 d9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

PARTiCULAR NOTICE. have disposed
=, - OF my shop, Tin-Wara. Stoves. &c. to Nessrs
BrrLER BEERY, and all my old customers viii So
the necessity of calling and settling their accounts
lhey will find Inc Of the old place and speedv com,
piisnce with this notice is respectfully solicited.
JOHN WORK.
. Lancs'ter December 81 Is5J 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03
NEW 0UUssS! NaiV GOODS.

JULY ~ s. UL RICII,
NITO OuLD respectfully inform their customers and
w the public generally that they have just rerev
ing at their old st4nd directly opposite tic TalMadgs
Hopsc, very large and well s5i3ct II stock OF Spridg
and SKINNER Goois, which they will sell either or
cashorcouury produce as cheap as any house Ohio.
FoR THE LADIEs-They have large lot Of the
latest Style Dress Goods such silAs, sS TiSSu Is,
Bortges, Embd masliRs, LnlnS, Lawns, Apacas, De
Lanes, Ginghlms, Caliyos, &c.
Th,y also have almost every grade and description
Of ]onnets Ribbons. Flowers, ,Shawis Parasol, Gloves,
Netting Laees and Hosi 'ry.
toR rHE GENrLEMEN--Th " have well selected
stock OF Cloths Cassinefes, Satinets, Tweeds Jeans,
SUN rer Wear, yestings, Crava;s, boots, Shoes and
every kind Of Hats.
Their stock of G. R0CERiES. QCEBNSTP4Rg,
Salt, Cotton Yarn, Wicn5 and Batting is heavy and
Of a good quality,
II YOU want glol bargains give them acnn, as theii
stock Is such as caa help but please and their prices
made TO suit the tim,s.
Lancaster, April ~, 1850 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03
A Wo,d,O the Fa,lncvs.
In Fairfield Common Pleas--In Partition

In Fairfield Common Pleas--ln Partition.
John B. Wikif, Guardian of John Comstock u.s. James
Comstock, Armelia Constock, Matthias Comstock
Thomas Comstock, William II. Comstock and Anna
Bender widow.
HENHE said Defendants are hereby notified, that the
IL said Plantf has filed in the clerks office of the
court Of common Pleas OF Fairfield county, Ohio his
petition against said defendants, stating that Thomas
Comstock. SEN, deceased died ntestate seized of
part of the North side of the Northeast Quarter Of
Section No. "a, Township No. II and Range No. 10,
in the Refugee Tract, executed to John Fulton by the
United States containing 40 acres in Fairfield county,
Ohio which has descended to said heirs at-law sub
ject to the widows DOVER AID is held by them as
tenants in coparcenry, and praying for assignment of
said widows dover, and iull partition Of said land
Which partition will come on to be heard at the next
term Of said court to be held in Lsncsstern said
ty. CHARLES f. SHELTER.
Solicitor for Dcman6GRts.
november 10, l640 $3.50 6w25
Valuable Farm for Sale.-I am authorised TO
v sell the farm Of 100 acres, belonging to Mrs. Ma
ry Ann Worthington, situated some II miles south of
Lancaster. II is well improved Of good quality Of
soil and will be sold upon reasonable terms and credit
LANCASTER, October II, 1850 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

70 seer Hlueh iafBerand more general asioffrarf
that can befouhd osewhers: and that t,, rnsfn, sI,r
purchases from US fhey will not only ottin ehs.nsr
but will 10 saved the trouble and necessity Of agig
az eVer to'a 10 md ne different articles they may
need Lancaster, November G. i55c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

The AMERICAN TRAcr SncIETY.--This
society during The year past has distrib
uIed l,30S.433 tracts; l6 bibles, aud
2l56 lesiaments; l0l5 temperance pledg.
as have been nbtained; 2l5 persons hope.
fully converted. aud l465 meetings held.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

A Novel lpEA.-The proprietors Of
the Astor House New York, obtain Jai.
", hy telegraph, for the benefit oftrav'
plers. the state of the Gather at various
points nflhe Union.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

FRoM JAMAIoA.-Laie accounts state
that the CHOLERA is sill raging severely
in the interior. Alnug the coast il has
nearly disappeared.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

ESTATE OF DAVID REES, Sen AT the October
~ Term, 1850, Of the Court of Common Pleas for
Fairfield county, Ohio said Court declared the Estate
Of DAVID REEFS, SEN, deceased late Of said county,
insolvent Creditors are therefore required to pre-
sent their claims against the Estate to the undersigned
for allowance within six months from the time above
mentioned or they viii not be entitled TO payment
JOHN A. COLLINS, Adm'tor
De bonis non toith the WI Gnnered.
4 GENTLEMEN can find some beautiful c Cloths, Cas-
NJ sirneres Vestings aud Jenny Lind Cavsts at
October ~ 1850 HsNbT
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

T1NOals whom II may cDncem.--Hlying dis.
n posed Of my stock of Goods to Mr.. JAcos pIoyy
spi gwen up bu mess wish all krcwiig thehseives
i1dsli to all ard ohy Up Immediately and save me
i1e pain o lefy hs sine for cole ctob with proper
Giic ~ on the first oi January ne1t.
JANIS G. MACcnAcKEN.
Lancaster Nov; rnbcr 20. lstp 80
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20 Archbishop Hughes, .f New York
preached in Londnn on the lst inst. at
the Roman Catholic chan | in Spanish
Place, which was CT clowded to Subtraction
IN the occasion. ..
~ The frs, Calhnlic Priest ordained
in the Urited States was the Rev.
Stephen Theodore Badin. whn is at pres.
ent residing in Cincinnati. the cere
mnny tonk place in Baltimore, on the
25rh of May, 1898.
~ The massacre at Aleppo is said To
have been acc asinned by Roman Cath,
nlic procession, which offended the Tur.
kish popnlatinn. tt asr e1
~Jrshua Benson. of Camden. New
Jersey,c"nlemplaieS iakingt 10 The Worlds
Fair at london large hog, three years
old, lean in flesh, weighing over 1900
pounds.
t-v That story about the Providence
girl being ramed otto the highest bidder.
which everybody. almost, published. turns
oui To be all "bosh"
Love AND SuIcID@-Henry Baker. a
German, killed himself by cutting his
lhrual in Philadelphia. on Thursday, on
account nflnve matters.
FIRST SHAD The fils, shad caught
this season. at the South. was sold at the
Savannah rnalketfor Ave dollars. on the
18th inst. aud forwarded To Macon.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

NEW FALL G00DS-A large and g4nar,l ussor,
Y ment now opening and bargains to be had at the
cheap store opposite Sheifsr'5 nC.!l.
November 5, 1850 W. T. WISE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03
THE CANAL MILL.

4 Nash is always paid for WHEAT here. The Mill
~ Is in first rate order for Grist Work CORN
MEAL for sale. - 40
lancaster, December 80, 1850 d2w3--6'
THE EXPERIMENT. has SUCCEEDED
'uNHE spell is broken--daylight has dawned upon
! our benighted town Lancaster is city! The
Iron Horse" is on the track-Apothecari Han.
No lO6 Mainstreet" Is now the centre of attraction
Inc Propretor has laid the entire Globe under contr
button to furnish supplies to his countless customers
ms catalogue embraces eDery hirg and MORE TOO!
Laaies and Gentlemen-married-- unmarried
you that want 70 gotmarried, big boys and little es-
every body--cell at No l06 and get more Goods for
tess money than can be had IN ann other cffv
Lancaster, December l2, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03
GREAT CALIFORNIA GOLD NINE.

GREiT CALIFORNIA GOLD NINE,
u ATELY discovered for the benefit of Fairfield and
4 adjoining counties. The undarsign bees lave to
inform the old customers well as the public in gen.
era, that he has bought the entire stock Of Goods of
J. {. MACcRAcKEH, and is determined to sell Good,
CHEAPER than has EVER been soLn here before, for
cash or exchange of all kinds of Produce
ADDE'S AND GENTJEMEN-If you wish to purchase
call at tPLoUT CHEAP SToEE and will convince YOU
that my advertisement is hot in vain, for intend to
continue business at the old stand. called GREAT
WESTERN aud PLoUT's CHEAP SToRE
JACOB PLCCT.
Lancaster, Decemoer9 y, 1853. 2wdNlyw22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-03

AMES GATES having purchased the intpr7st Of
Would say to his old friends and the public. that he is
I'M hand at the old stand in the Tallmadga House with
large and complete assortment of Vatches JeU .lyv.
Faacy Goods, &c &c which he is determined to sell
as low can be bought anywhere
Lancaster, December 81, 1850 "a