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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, June g, 1850.
SIR ! have duly rece,veo your letter OF the 9th
ultmo, communicating TO this Department ithe pro-
ceedings OF the National Institute the subject Of my
note OF the 18th OF the month. Those proceed
ngs appear to me to be perfectly satisfactory and
have accordingly transmitted them to the British Min
ister in this city, with the nunication copy OF
which is enclosed FOR your information.
am, sir, respectfully, yonr obj serv't,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON
WALTER ". JOHNSON, ESQ, Corresponding
Secretary OF tho National Institute
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06


lNo l1l
Nv All 10 au'hor<e Tue FORMATION Oh ""s L'S"'
Companies,
SEC l. Be Menae'ca ~ me General hsSe"oy
o. me Htdte 81 O''o' lhht my ulree or 'h"rr
rerSnliS VINO may deS're 10 FORM Il contrary nr
.he purpose o, hanu'lo''rhS nnu supplying gas
lnr 'ig'tfuB 'he streets hhu Pnp"c ahu .PriNa''
uu'''IhRs ol any Guy wings u. Vo"u !" t"H" S'd'o'
may nuke slsh nnd aoSno" 'euse' oeuie s'"ne
nlI''er c"n'pT'en' 10 n@e Nnpw'e"Sm' W
Ht'ds, anu w" IA ,he oince VI tnu huO"'uu' ~ '"r
county ~ winch Tue OuHlnesS "i Tue company Sna"
be carried on aIIl . duplicate tGsrao' ~ 'no HIu'e
oi lhe secretary ol NtIe' o celuhu'''' III WrmhF,,
III wh'eh s0''l 90 S'aIeu Tue corpoEn'o ,a''le VI Saiu
Company nnu ule o'9eo' Wt whon lue company
sha' DC 'oilhou tu1 1no"n' ., U"e o'Plh' s'ooN u
'no san S"n'l'nN .no ~ VI y eS'o"ne' w. "
eAoeeu my cur, '"o uuniuer "ienuleo v wuN"
.'e Sa'u oI"eN SHlh ooh'S'' uo h"hpe' !" u""
tors ana 'lr'l names VINO s''ali manage 'ne con-
cer"S o' san company 'or une u'S' yen'' nhu '"o
n"heso' 'nc "wh "hu county III winch tn9 ot''
r",ons o' III" sun company "a u n1 ''L'.vu u
,9Eo' : Nnoi .ne co'uncH'e su"i n"ae "eeu
"t'u"s "o'o'a'u' ee Pe,S"" N"o su"n Na'o ~"
~ "'u W u"u su''I' NV '"," ' 'S c,
sur e""' ue " o'uy P"uVo a"u 1p,r",aIU w ~ IN
"nu W '"n',o ~ 'uo nan' s'"'on '" e"'" LII IN
S"'e' nv" " '"'' """9 u"Ho s"Ne9ss'"' ~" ~ =
DC capable nl SUNG ana pe"'s sueu III any oourl" '
.nw vi equuy NUS o.n'e' y" .H'y "nu ,"on aI.,
cess 'rS may nave Il common Seu'' onu nuy u''He
nnu o''er Tue sumo Ut 'ensute' anu '"ey '"nr, Wy
men o"TI"io'e n'ile' 10 oaPao'e III "w' y PW
ohdSinS' ho'u'he anu couNoyNnS Any 'c"' anu po''
sonnl estate whatever winch may be necessary !"
enable tie SAID company tocarIy on Tue operations
named III such certificate but sIlaI' mol mortgage
tbo same ar give any lien thereon,
&c, 3. The stock property nnd concerns "l
such company, shall be managed by not less thu
three nnr more lhan Iinc directors. who shall re-
spectively, be Stockholders in such company and
citizens Of the United States. aud II majority ol
whom slull be residents otthiS State, Il who shall
except the first year he annually elected by the
Stockholders, ut such time und place nsSlnil be
directed by the bylaws of the company; aud pub
lilo uotice ofthe time and place ofholding such e.
lection shall be published not less than ten days
previous therelu, in newspaper printed Ia the
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
GorNol Goael-phers Is d gentemuu

Cornell GoNel- There is a gentIemuu
in this county, who tu1k the Gazette for
several years at AmaE,la. removed floal
that neighborhood aud ordered the pa
per 10 Carroll withuut letting us know
that he was tue Amanda man. and has
now removed toIhe ueighboihood ofBal
timore. 1t he gets IN our books again
it will be on the cash principle; and he
IS hero respectfully requested To walk up
TO the Captains office aud settle. thereby
saving the necessity ofiurlher notice. II
this article should happen 10 catch hi:
eye. we trIst be will heed the admoni
tinus ofIhe good bouk aud be an honest
man. BY thus doing. he will live happi'
er. die happier aud stand a better chance
in tho future. What is the value of u
few paltry dollars in comparison with the
immortal soull
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

E1rThe negro Briggs, who shot a col.
ored rival at Oberlin. some time since for
attempting to win the affections ola white
woman upon whom he dotted, has been
convicted of mauslaughler BY all means
tho white lady should not be deprived III
his company. aud we respectfully petit
ton tho warden Of the p%enilentiory to lei
her in 100.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

CHWc lemn from the tirelevillf
Herald that a neg o, who had been EN-.
ployed upon the farm of Elias FIwrnce
IN Pickaway county, was arrested a lew
days since as q fugitive slave. Before he
was captured he Aoored one or two ofthe
individuals who were 10 pursuit Of him.
The Herald thinks there is u0 doubt Of
his being a fugitive slave.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
January %, 1851

C>o. i2l
AN ACT fixing the times Of holding the Courts OF
Com non Pleas ia the Eighth judicial Circuit
SEC. /. Be il enacted blythe General assembly
Of The State Of Ohio, That the court Of common
pleas shall bs hereafter held in The several cnun'
lies al the eighth judicial circuit, as IollowS. IN vii;
In the county al Athens the FIRST Tuesday of March
tue third 1iles ay in May ind the first Tuesdly
in September; in The county Of Vilton on the
third Tuesday in March. fourth Tuesday III May
aud the third Monday in Septelnheri IN the com
~ If Mrigs on the fonrih Monday in March. tue
first Monday in June, aud the fourth Monday u
September; in the county OF Washington ON ih'
second Tuesday in April, aud second Tuesday II
June, und the third Wednesday in 0ctpbeI; III th'
county OF Morgan on the third Monday IL April
aud Gunrt6 Monday in June, aud tue fourth Mon
day in October.
JOHN +. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
CHARLES CONVERSE.
Speaker Of the Senate.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

JonN d. Gouoa This celebrated
temperance lecturer is in this State and
draws large crowds wherever he lectures.
The friends of Temperance might get
him here with a little effort and raise re.
vival. He is the best temperance lee
,urer in the coutry, and very many would
like to hear him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
Laws OF OHIO-By 4ulhOrlty.
mo. lO.1


An All
Prescribing the times Of holding Courts Of Com.
mon Ploas in the sixteenth Judicial Circuit.
SEC. 1, De il enacted By he General AS
senb!y Of the Stale Of Ohio, That the Courts
COMMON pleas 10 the sixteenth Judicial cir.
cut shall hereafter be held at the several
times herein prescribed;
In the county Of Shelby on the sixth day
March, on the fifth day Of June, and on inc
secoud day Of September.
In the county Of Mercer, on the seven
teenth day Of March, on the sixteenth day
Of June, and on the twentieth day OF oc'o-
Der.
In the county of Auglaize, on the twenty
fourth day Of March, on the tweDiy-third doy
Of June, and on Inc ~twenty-seVenth Jay Of
October.
In the county Of Allen, on the thlrty-brst
day of March, on the eighteenth day OF Au'
gust, and on the seventeenth day OF Novem-
Der.
In the county Of Hancock on the four
tcentb day Of April, on the eleventh day OF
| August, and on the tenth day of November
Ia the county of Hardin, on the seventh
day of April, on the fourth day Of August
and on the third day of November.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Sendte
January %, 1881.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

Tar GREEK SLAvg.--The Washington
Union states thai this. The most beautiful
work of arr ever wrrusht by an Amer
can. has been purchased by a gentleman
in Wasniugto" City for S3.400, from the
person who lately dfew ii as a prizo in
the AIT UuinD at Cincinnati.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

ENoUGH FnR ALL The Sciotn Gazette
saysi -"Messrs, Emmitt & Davis, Wa
verify. Ohio. manufacture at least 5000
GALLONS Of Whiskey per day, MASKING
1900 bushels Of Corn" That will do fuI
a eAIabliahment
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

AUDIroR's OFFICE. FAIRFIELD COUNTY Ono, }
LANcAsT r, February y, 1851. )
| hereby certify the foregoing 10 be correct CO.
pics of the above entitled law as published by
rthurl, in the OHIO Statesman. aud therein cel
tiled by Henry w. King Secretary oi State t'
In true copies from the original rolls oi. file in his
UGicc. WILLIAM l. JEF RIES.
Auditor OF Fairfield County
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

LAKE OPEN.-A despatch dated San
desky city. Feb IL. says;-"The Arrow
iA comiug Into our Bay, just from Detmi,
and bound ior Buffalo. The Bay is clear
o flee and weather pleasant.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
W NNtg EIFI EfVWVN III u
prngiiant nf Amherst en- j,
From The ..Londoa Lancri." !

From the "LOHfOR Lancet"
"Ayer's Cherry PectoTl is one Of the most vdlua-
bic preparations that has fallen undcr our notice, Alter
a careful examination, we do not hesitate to say we
have a large appreciation of is merits and the fullest
confidence in III usefulness Tor coughs and lung COM
plants,
DIR. Brewster, of Windhnln county, Connecticut,
sends us the following testimony
DR.. James c. Ayer-Dear Sir:-l enclose you GER
tifcate from Mrs Cathuine X, Cady. "a highly resp ct
able lady of this village, wife of Mr.. Seth Cady, De-
putty Sheriff, Windham county, Connecticut. The
cure nher case was very prompt, and has attracted
general attention. W A. BREWSTER Nj. D. d.,
WEST KILLrEGLy, CoNNEcTIcuT, Sept. %, 1913.
This may certify that was afflicted with a severe
cough in the winter Of lSl7 and s, which threatened
to terminate in Consumption ! had tried many me-
dicines In vain, and was cured by tue use OF ayers
Cherry Pect6ral,n CATHARlNE n. CADY.
DmEcT Evidence -Dr. James C,Ayer, Lowell
Dear Sir:-Feeling under obligations to you for the
restoration of my health, ] send you q report of my
case, which you are at the liberty TO publish for the
benefit Of others. Last autumn | took q bad cold, ac-
compauied by a severe cough. and made use Of many
medicines without obtaining relief, was obliged TO
give up business, frequently raised blood, and could
get no sleep at night. \ friend gave me a bottle OF
your Cherry PCctOral the use of which Immediate
Y commenced according to directions l have just
purchased the fifth bottle, and am nearly recovered, !
now sleep well, my cough has ceased, and all by the
use OF your valuable medicine. L !. ST0NE, A. NJ.
Principal Mount Hope Seminary.
From DIR, Bryant, Druggist and Postmaster, Chico
pee Falls, Massachusetts,
DR.. James c.. Ayer--Dear Sir:--Enclosed please
find remittance for all the Cherry Pectoral last sent
me. lean unhesitotingly say, that no medicine we
sell gives such satisfaction as yours does: nor have
over seen a medicine which cured so many cases o.
cough and lung complaints. Our Physicians are us
ing II extensively in their practice, and with the hap
piest effects Truly yours, ID. NJ. BRYANT.
If there is any value in the judgement Of the wise
who speaks from experience, here is a medicine wor
I a - L. 4 A.pE1..,uA. "a |F .EH 10 . III
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
DON'T STOP ME!

WHAT'S your hurry so carly2
] am bound for the Philadelphia Commissions Store
to purchase a iaw Goods Examined last evening
De LANES, Calicoes and other articles that had been
bought there, the greatest bargains | ever saw and !
wGntto lay in asmaH SNppiy before hey arc all gone
lancaster, JannarN Q. 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

TThe oldest wnmen in the world Is
said to be living a, GateShead. England
Her name is Mary Benton. She was
born Feb, I2, 1891. aud if slic Iives I'll
the census 10 taken. she will be entered
as 100 years old She walks erect, heOr'
well. uses no speciacles, and 81" late as
lS4S assisted at a hay. making al Elton.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
An Acr
January 90, 1851.

AN MI
To fix the times for holding the courts Of common
pleas in the sixth Judicial circnit
SEC. /. Be ii enacted by The General As
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the courts
of Common Pleas 10 The sixth Judicial Cir
cult, shall be held for the year eighteen hum
dIed and ffty-one, as follows: Spring term,
IN the county of Plckawuy, on the tenth day
of March, in the cou0ty Of Fairfield, on the
twenty fourth day of March; in the county
of Ross, on the seventh day Of April, IN the
county of Hooking, on the fifth day Of May.
Summer term: IN The county Of Fairfield, on
the twenty-sixth day of May; in the county
of Ross; on the sixteenth day Of June; in the
county of Hooking on the seventh day of Ju-
", in the county OF Pickaway, on the first
day of September. Fall term: In the county
Of Fairfield, on the twenty ninth day of Sep
tem5er; in the county of Ross, on the TWEEN
tleth day of October; in the county Of Hook
ing on the tenth day Of November; in the
county Of Plckaway on the twenty-fourth
day of November.
SEC, 2. If the courts in any county shall
not have finished lis business, before the
time prescribed for holding the court in any
other county of said circuit, the court may
continue its term for the purpose of trans
acting probate and testamenlary business,
granting letters Of Guardianship, for the 49,
suing aud return Of process, and for such
other business as the parties concerned II
the same, or their counsel, may agree shal
be heard and determined.
Sec; 3. All acts and parts OF acts whicl
may be inconsistent with the provisions o
this act, are hereby repealed.
JOHN +. MORSE,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Seaate
Jonuarv %. 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
GOOD TASTE AND SENSIDLE.

GOOD TASTE AND SENSIBLE.
HID you observe the beautiful Cashmere. Miss A.
IL nd on yesterday, something altogether newt
Idid; and understand it was bought At the PhiLddcl-
phia Commission Store, whore the most fashionable
Guods Of al kinds are constantly on hand, at lou
prices, Lancaster, January 3. DO
BOTH PLEASANT AND ELEGANT.
NooD Morning Did you enjoy yourself last eve
" ningl
Very much indeed, it was so pleasant.
What u magnificent Brocade Silk Mrs. -ha on.
Splendid! Our place, since named city, seems to
be looking up, in the quality, style and beauty Of the
| Goods brought there. =
The dress referred to, came FROM the Philadelphia
Commission Store, accompanied with Instructions TO
DO made, Just as YOU saw II worn.
Are you Rwarethat the Agent receives the fashions
regularly from the city,
Welldid you ever ] shall call there at once certain
Lancaster, January 3. do
FROM WHENCE CAME THEY,
1NID You soc the Christmas presents, MIR. : bought
IL for his faniilyl Capes, Cuffs, Collars, Neck Rib
buns and uudsrsleeves2 ] d clare they are perfect
beauties; and just sucha as Ladies' love 10 pos ess
o Yes, and they came from the Philadelphia Com
mission Store, Will you call with me this aiternonl
| want a few Of the same sort myself.
Lancaster, January3. d0
NEARER HOME.
ERlEND S, have you been down to he Federal city
H. to buy a stock of Dry Goods, You seem to have
such aloadl
No,-no,-no there,-.only atthe Philadelphia Com
mission Store, Lancaster, Ohio.
You must have received great bargains 10 buy so
many at once.
Wcn I did, Look ye here, 81 inch brown S~heetings
ats; blcached Muslins at 81; Callcoos fast colors for
a ftp; Jeans at 20 cents, &c. &c.
That beats me: | thought that cotton had riz, but
these goods are cheaper than they were two years ago,
The old lady and myself will certainly call on Will
lock this week, IL we can get in with the dandy wag-
Vn;-upon my word that's the place for me.
Lancaster, January 3. do
FIXED UP.
HIM, where did you buy that suit you have onl
- At the PHILADELPHIA Commission Store, Laneas-
caster, Ohio.
How much2
Cloth sl,b0 per yard, Casstnores all wool 70 cents
per ward, vest 81; had them made by a regular Tailor
and cost me less than any clothing of the same quality
| ever had in my life. b
That's the store, and ! am glad l met you. You are
aware | expected to be spliced very soon, and am nov
on my way to procure the dxingsi shall call ON VIII
lock certain; Isee | can save enough in the purchase
to pay the Psrson a good round fee for tying the knot
ii Lancaster, January ., ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

FATAL Misuse oF FiRgARMs.- Maurice
OConncll. (sou, we proSamc, Of the late
Daniel O'Connell.) while dining with
some friends at a hotel iear Cork, took
up a pair ot pislnls That had beeu lying
unused for seven months. aud placing one
in the hands oil a friend. Mr.. Twiss, 10
served the other for himself, in order tn
show how a duel was fought. The two
parties took their poSitinm aud pulled
triggers. Unhsppily. O'Connclrs pistu
was loaded. and Mr., Twiss Tell with
wound, which is pronounced murtal. !
10 surprising that such accideDts happen
after oil the warni. gs of experience.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
GatIin,s Premium Wheat Drill,
KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY, at C~OvingtOn. Kentucky
W II OpRIN pppatnrNn
A. l.. GREER, VICE PRESIDENT.
]. r. PAYSON, SECRETARY,

A. l.. GREER, VICE PRESIDENT.
k s J. II. PAYS0N, SECRETARY.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
w. B.RUBBINS US. MORGAN, A. l.. GREER,
J B. CASEY, "A. WITHERS, ST.. MACK,
R NJ. WITHERS, S. j. WALKER, Z
J. I. MOREHEAD, SoLIcIToR.
r. PRETLOW, NJ d., Physician.
J.B. CASEY, CH'N Com. ON FINANCE.
TINE terms upon which this Company insure Life
are peculiarly favorable to the Insured much
more so, it is believed, than the terms Of any other
Lie Insurance Company, to-wit y.
The great security afforded in a Guaranty Fund Of
100000, $90,00Oof which has been paid in cash, and
$50, 900 secured in the safest manner, by Bond and
Mortgage of Real Estate;
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the rates Of
other Companies, and more equally graduated;
Insurance for the benefit of married women secure
from the creditors of their husbands;
The insured not liable to assessments for losses;
No extreme hazards taken by this company;
An annual dividend TO all policy holders, payable In
cash; also, additions made to Life Policies every five
years;
Notes taken in part for premiums; -r
Policies issued upon application without delay, caus-
ing no loss Of INSURANCE to the parties. ) Lylr
Lives Of either sex insured between the ages OF Jour-
teen and sixty, inclusive, for one year, five years, OF
for life.
The Pamphlets and Tracts published by the Compa-
ny will be found to contain much valuable information
respecting the nature, principles, application, and ben
efts of Lille Insurance. Also, an examination OF the
plans Of the other Mutual Companies Of this country,
and a full explanation of the plan proposed by this
company, together with various tables, one showing
the rates Of premium for the term of life, of several
companies, compared with the rates of this company
and another giving the rates Of this company for al
ages and terms at which Insurance is made. s,
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, and applica
tons received and forwarded by VIM. p. CREED,
Agent at Lancaster, Ohio,
DR., JAMES WHITE Medical Examiner.
October 9, lojU %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

NNIE daily hear ofthe most astonishing cures being
genuine II. q. FAItRELL's ARABIAN IMMINENT, the
greatest remedy ever discovered tor almost all COM
plants requiring an external application, either in
man or beast. In the short length of time it has been
introdacedto the people Of the United States, it has
gainad a reputation unequaled BY any other me-
dicine in the known world. Whyi is il! The answer
is plain; because no medicine Of the kind has ever
been put before the public SO deserving of the rich
laurtls II has required; and 1t will continue to gain.
friends as long as il performs the most extraordinary
cures Of various descriptions, aiter the doctors and all
other remedies had failed. We do not only say that
the geuine Il. {. Farrell's Arabian Liniment can and
does perform cures which no other medicine can do,
but YOU have here certificate Of what ithGS done.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
ePEEnWRLL ~FouNDRY.


GEORGE J. BTTLER has associated with himself
NJ CHRISTIAN NJ, BEERY. and the business At
the above Foundry will be hereafter conducted under
tho hrm-name Of BITLER h BEERY,
proved. They have added a Steam Engine and are
now prepared to do any kind Of work In their line
All their work VIII be done In the most substantial
ans improved manner and warranted.
Copper, Tin and sheet-IrOn Ware.
They have purchased of Mr.. JoHs WoRK the es-
Enlistment conducted by him on mafn-street one door
East Of the Checkered Store. where thew intend to
continue the business in all its various branches, They
will always keep on hand and manufa cture 10 orderAil
kinds OF I'm Copper and Sheet-lron Ware, which will
be made IN the best mannera and soldatthe lowest rates.
Stoves, HOIlOw-Ware and PlOughs.
In connection with the other departments, of tbeir
business, they intend to bestow a due share of atten.
ton 10 the manufacture and sale Of Stoves, Hollow
Ware and Ploughs. They will always be supplied
with an assortment Of Cooking, PRrlor, and other de-
s~criPtions Of Stoves, Of the latest and most approved
patterns, such as Resor's Double Oven, Rochester,
Universe, Preference, President and Bucks Cooking
Stoves. They have also the ROUGH AND READY
CooKING STovE. which at this time Is taking the lead
Of all others and is a superior article.
Their stock of Hollow Ware. such as Sugar Kettles,
Pots, Skillets, Ovens, SC, win always be large enough
to suit the market.
They will manufacture and sell low the following
descriptions of POUGHS-Rushvilie, Longs Cast,
Kings Barshear, and will soon ommenc m~anufac-
turing a Patent Steel Plough which can in an instant
be changedfor two or three horses. These Ploughs
will always be put up with especial care and Of tha
best material. They will always have on hand EX-
IRA SHARESiO for those that may need them.
Gatlin's Premium Wheat Drill.
They intend also to manufacture for the next season
the above Wheat Drill. 1t is one Of the very best in
use and can be sold for Fifty Dollars, and will be in
sured to work well, This drill feeds with an Auger
and is consequently more regular than any other now
in use A model can be seen at the Foundry and our
Wheat growers are respectfully invited to examine
it for themselves. @
The custom Of the public is respectfully solicited.
Every effort will be made to accommodate them with
good articles atthe lowest prices The practical ex-
perience OF the senior partner will enable them to
manufacture every article in the best and most dura-
BILE style. Call and examine before purchasing else
where. I, & B.
Lancaster, December 81. 1850 80