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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

UNDERSTANDS months have now elsps
u ed since / requested all those indebted to me to
come forward and pay up. Some Of my friends have
been kind enough to respond to my request, while
others probably have thought | do not need funds.
This is therefore TO give such of my frienls who
may have such impression) TO understand that iii my
determination to collect all outstanding claims, and
would much prefer receiving the same without any
coercive means. JOHN c. WEAVER.
Lancaster, september 6, 1856 OWL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

NOTICE TO'THE PUBLIC.-Having made
IN new arrangements for the future in my business,
all those indebted to me individually are earnestly re-
quested to call and settle their accounts either by cash
or note. j trust that all without exception will com
ply promptly with this notice. GU. RITLBR.
Lancaster, December 81, 1850. 30
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
GREAT CALIFORNIA GOLD NINE,

7 ATELY discovered for the benefit of Fairfield and
IL adjoining counties. The undersign begs leave to
inform the old customers as well as the public III gem
eral, that he has bought the entire stock Of Goods of
]. C. MAccRAcKEN, and is 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 wiShto purchase
call at PLouT's CHEAP STORE andI will convince you
that my advertisement is not in vain, for | intend to
continue business at the old stand, called 'GREAT
WESTERN" and PLoUT's CHEAP STORE.
JACOB PLOUT.
Lancaster, December 8, 1859. 2wI&lyw2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

PRESIDENT FnLMoRE.-ln hisreply to
the Senate resolution, the Presiden
quotes the law Of the Massachusetts, Leg
'islature passed expressly to prevent the
execution Of the laws of Congress rela.
tive to fugitive slaves. He recommends
a prompt execution of the laws and re-
tpeats the assurance that they shall be
faithfully enforced and all forcible resist.
iance to them suppressed. To this end,
he is prepared to exercise the power
vested in him to the fullest extent.
The message gave rise'to considerable
debate. 1t was a~pplauded by Messrs.
Clay aud Cass and derided by Mr.. Hale.
Mr.. Butler thought it was folly to attempt
to get the North to do justice to the South.
"A large mn ority ofboth Houses will sup.
port the President in his determination
30 enforce the laws.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
A FINE

TNHE Subscriber offers for rent his Cabinet Shop
Il in ROYALTON, Tor the term of one year from
the first day of Abril next, with the privilege OF his
horse power Turning Lathe. The subscriber will
also sell to the one who rents his shop, a fine lot of
EXTRA CHERRY LUMBER. As there is no regular
shop in in the place, the present affords a fine chance
for a good workman to do a large profitable business.
PHILIP H0MRIGH0US.
R~oyalton, Ohio, February 20, 1851. 5w'42
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Notice is hereby CIV
IA en-. that the undersigned has been sppoined by
Gilbert McFadden in his own right as the survivor Of
Charles q. Wilson & Co., assignee in trust for the ben.
eft of creditors, by his certain Deeds Of Trust on re-
cord, under date the 10th and 18th inst. All persons
having claims against said McFadden in either capaci
ty are requested to present the same for settlement.
JOSEPH CLAYTON, Assignee.
Nashville, Ohio, January l6. 3m37
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
THE eExPERIMENT, has sUcCEEDEl

THNHE spell is brosen-daylisht has dawned upon
i our b~eaighted town lancaster is a citvi The
Iron Horse is on the track-Ap othecaTies' Hall,
No. 1885,, Mata-sfSeef' j. now the centre Of attraction.
The Proprietor has laid the entire Globe under contri-
button to furnish supplies to his countless customers.
His catalogue embraces every thing and MORE TOO
Ladies and Gentlomen-Insrried-uumarTied-an
you that want to get married, big boys and little eirls-
every body-csll at No. lO6 and get more Goods for
less moHey than can be had in any olter eitu
Lancaster, December u, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

The CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-
This body is still at work, doing some
that they ought not to do, unduing
some things which have been done and
occasionally doing some things which
ought To be done. AS they will probably
adjourn on thel0lh of March. we will
soon after that time be able to give our
readers the results OF their six months
labor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

ONO LEGIsLATURE.-We know when
Congress aud the Constitutional COnven.
Sion will adjourn, but are not yet advised
of the day upon which the Legislators
will'depart4ortheir homes. Several res.
olutions for adjournment have been Offer.
ed, but all of them rejected or laid upon
the table. During the past week, but
,little has been done of any general inter.
est. several days having been spent in
tho excursion to Cleveland. We sup.
pose an adjournment will not take place
until the latter. part Of March.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

EYThe family that never took a ne VS.
paper, has moved into Illinois. The old
gentleman was surprised the other day To
learn that gold had been discovered in
California; and the eldest daughter was
rejoiced 10 learn fr"m a neighbor thai
Webster had been hung, and now she'd
never again be troubled with them pes.
ky spelliL' books!"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

E-YThe Steamer Ohio has arrived al
New York with the California mails
$500, OO0in gold andes passengers. The
steamers Cherokee and Prometheus have
also arrived.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
LANCASTER oHIO MEALS.

ToHN U. GIESY respectfully informs his friends
d and the public in general that his MILL, half a
nile South Of Lancaster on the Logan Road, form
erly known as Gen. David Rees' Mill is now in reA-
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 DEITZ, who is an experienced Miller
and is generally known in this county to be well quail.
fled to manufacture GOOD FLOUR. He therefore
~fatters himself on being able to render satisfaction to
all who may favor him with their custom. Cali and
try.
Lancaster, December q, 1880 "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

T AW PARTNERSHIP have associated CHARLES
LID. MARTIN with myself in the practice Of the
Law. and will in future adopt the style Of d. & C..
D. MARTIN, inthe management Of business entrusted
to my care. JOHN ID. MARTIN.
Lancaster, October S, iS50.-Eggie copy ly23
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

EVA despatch in the Zanesville Co~r.
ier states that the Steamer Ohio. lying at
the port Of Dresden, was sunk during
the violent gale Of Monday last. The
cargo is supposed to be a total loss, but
no lives were lost.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

NOTICED. GEORGE j. sACHSE placed in
~ my ha1ds tor collection all his outstanding notes
and accounts in Fairfield county. These knowing
themselves indebtedby note or otherwise, are respect.
fully requested to cali and settle at once, as all de-
msnds remaining un paid on the first Of March, will be
placed in hands Of proper officers Tor collection.
JOHN r. MUMAUGH.
Lancaster, Ohio, January 81 6w38
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
MEDICAL

lanes GATES. having purchased the interest of
% E. C0SPER of the firm Of GATES & COSPER-
Would say 10 his Old friends and the public, that he is
on hand at the cid stand, in the Tsllmadge House, with
a large and complete assortment of Watches, JeiDelry,
Fancy Goods, &c &c. which he is determined to sell
as low as can be bought anywhere.
Lancaster, December 81, 1856 43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

VSeveral more arrests have been
made in Boston, of persons charged with
aiding and abetling in the rescue OF the
fugitive slave.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
NOTICETO ALL CONCERNED,

~ disposed Of my S ock of Drugs, Medicines. Sc,
to Mr.. +. L. SLocUM, all those indebted to me by
note or otherwise are earnestly invited to call and
settle the same. ] wish to settle up in the shortest
possible time, and a speedy compliance with this re-
quest will save cost and trouble. Those indebted to
the old firm Of BURY s BECK, must also settle their
accounts and notes Immediately. | will be found at
the old stand.
To the many friends, who have bestowed upon noe
uAeir custom lOI so many years past, | give ms thanks,
GEORGE G. BECK.
Lancaster. January 81. d&Ytf23
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
0bt Ganfaster @a,tttt.
Thursday Morning, Feb. ~, 1854

Laws OF OHIo.-We commence to-day
the publication of the laws Of Ohio, pas.
sed BY the forty, ninth General Assembly.
In order to get through with them in .
short time, we shall occupy considerable
space. In this way, we think we will
best suit the wishes Of our readers, and
besides the people will have an opportu
nifty of knowing what laws their Legisla.
tors have thought practicable aud neces
sary. The present law upon this suhjecI
of the publication Of the laws, is certain
ly a good one. as in this way the people
will know them-if they do not, it is be
cause they have not public spirit enough
to take their county papers. A word IL
the wise is sufficient.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

BANK TAxEs.-The Telegraph has
another article on this subject, as rich as
the other one. When these articles are
poked at Democrats they say they DOM
recognize that paper as the organ" and
are not responsible for the f%oolishness oil
the editor. 1t concludes as follows:
Banks should be taxed not only upon
their capital stock paid in, but upon the
notes and bills discounted al their coun'
ters. Just as every man must pay on mon
eys and credits in his possession"
Then why not read the law and base
your calculations upon this latter declar'
alton. You will find quite a difference
in the rate per cent. Don't tax them upon
their bills, which is paid by the holders,
nor upon notes discounted for every mai
has a right to deduct his debts from his
money and credits. In either case, you
make the same property pay twice.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

AUsTRIA-. Relations Of he United
States and AUStria.--We read In the In
dependence, Of Brussels. "The Prague
Gazette announces. what was easy to
foresee. the complete rupture Of the di.
plomstic relations between Austria and
the United States. II is certain that. sf.
ter the insulting reception given to his
communications by the American Senate,
the presence Of NJ. HuIsemann. charge
d'6ffailes Of Austria at Washington, had
bec"me impossible. and il is probable
that. it the geographical position Of the
two powers were different, the rupture
would not be confined to the recall oflhe
Austrian represe NATIVE" Letters from
VIENNA. published in the leading morning
journal, state that. had Mr.. Mann. the U.
nited States Agent. once entered Hunga.
ry for Austria Proper, he would have
been shot as a spy. Bah!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

CoNGREss.-Only five more working
days are left to the present Congress,
and when we consider that most of the
important business of the session is yet
in an unfinished state, we cannot see
how it can be disposed Of. Unless the
appropriation bills are passed, there will
have to be an extra session. VIZ suppose
the cheap postage bill will have To
lie dver for another'C Congress. 1t is said
that enough Of business is cut out toI
a six mouths session. If the members
would vote %oftener and talk less, the bu
uiness would be disposed of much quick.
,er and equally as we'll.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

IH"Whot took care of the bahiesl'
artlessly inquired a little girl. on hearing
her mother say that all people were once
children.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

TThe Pennsylvania Canal was to
be opened on Monday last.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

ID DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given, that
IVA petition will be presented to the Trustees Of
Walnut Township, Fairfield county, Ohio, at their
annual meeting on the first Monday Of March next,
to have as much of the Town hip road vacated as
runs through the Southwest Quarter OF Section No.
Twelve in the Township aforesaid.
A PETITIONER.
February 20, 1851 ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

Iron the 2lst inst, Commodore Stock
ton was elected by the NewJersey Leg
,islature to the Senate Of the United
| States.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
RIRLES, RIRLEsu RIRLEsIu

TIME undersigned offers for sale, a lot OF beautiful
i ly bound Bibles, If various sizes, from . pocket
to a large family Bible, Turkey Morocco gilt, and win
positively be sold at New York cost. Persons wishing
10 purchase cheap for Christmas and Newyear's pre-.
sents. Now is the time. p. BOPE.
Lancaster. December "a. 1850 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

NEW GOODS.--We are now opening a larg
~ portion of our purchase of Fails Winter Goods
which have been bought at the lowest prices and Will
be sold at corresponding low rates. The styles, and
quality of our stock are ofthe mo I beautiful ana au-
rsble Kind. and we invite all our old eustomersa ndths
public generally, to call and examine the stock;
LITTLE &DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, september 90, 1850. ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

rifle is a stage on which we all must play part
and every character the Imagination can portray will
be found upon its boards. Death, however, often eau
ses some to make a hasty exit, or disease renders
others miserable and unhappy while life remain
Those who are suffering from dyspepsia, liver.com-
plant, or other troubles arising from disOrdered diges-
ton, should use Hooland's German Bitters: prepared
and sold by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, 100 Arch street, Phil
adelphia. These bitters have received the highest
commentator from persons who have tried them, and
are unequalled in their qualities. See advertisement.
AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL,--We call attention to
the advertisement of this article now in our paper,
and at this season of the year when colds and coughs
are so prevalent, the information it contains will not
be found unwelcome. The eminentnames, lent to re-
commend ii, are conclusive proof of its value. In
addition to these we have been favored with the peru
sal of letters from many distinguished individuals as
well as humble sufferers who acknowledge their in
debtedness to this valuable medicine for the recovery
of their health from painful and dangerous diseases.
/. is at once safe and pleasant to i take, and is certainly
very powerful to cure. Those afflicted with coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness. or indeed any
of the various affections of the lungs, will do well to
try the Cherry Pectoral, and VIII nave no cause 10
regret the experiment. See advertisement. lm4O
ARABIAN LINMENT.-Go where you will, talk
about what you may, and you will either see Or
hear of the great Arabian preparation, known to the
people of the United States as II. G. Farrell's Cele-
brated Arabian Liniment. 1t has made ONE of the
most remarkable cures Of paralysis, rheumatism, ner-
yous affections, spinal complaints, &C., on record, and
indeed as an external remedy is applicable to nearly
! all disease which could possibly be benefited by a
medicine of that kind. See Advertisement. 2w35
GTBear in mind, that nature is ever endeavoring tt
expel disease when it invades the animal economy
and only needs the assistance of some genial restora
tive-thorough, yet mild in its actiOn-that will Civ
tone to the system, and ACT UPON THE pLooD-whicl
is the principle Of life.
GuYsoTT's YELLOW Dock AND SARsARARILLA, a
a purifier of the blood, a renovatOr ofthe system, an
a supporter and p~reserver ofthe powers of life, it ha
no equal. Take it, on the first indication that diseas
is upon you, and You will avert perhaps weeks an
months of sickness and suffering.
nrSee advertisement. 1msi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

Valuable Property for Saie.--I wish to sell
Y the East halt 0f Lot Nc. . and Lot No. Q, in the
i5h Square Of Lancaster, being the late residence Of
George Myers. Also the farm / live on two miles
East Of Lancaster, containing 2O5 acres, all enclosed
and well improved which is The best and most desira-
be farm and town property in the county and will be
sold on easy terms to suit purchasers call and see
JOHN A.. COLLINS.
August l6, 1850. 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

~ MURPHY, wolldresPeetiuliy inform the ci-
IA. tiZens Of Lancaster and vicinity, that she has re-
moved to the rooms formerly occupied by J c. Wea-
yer & Co., in the Tallmadge Block, where she is OPEN
ing a beautiful assortment of Fancy and Dry
Goods, which she would be pleased to show to her
friends and the public il general.
Iancazter. Anrii Il. 1850 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

FALLEN FROM GRACE.-We had hopea
of our Sugar Grove friends. WheE, 6
few years since they held an Indignation
meeting and condemned Democrats for
selling themselves to the Free Sellers for
a few loaves and fishes, which was &C.
tually done, and at the same time Charg-
ed the Wings with the same thing, which
they never did do, we forgave the latter
because we thought the spirit of the
former would lead to good results. But
since that time men have changed.
On the 22d they had another spirited
meeting in the same village, and among
other toasts we find the following:
Col. S. Medary. the Lion 9fhe Press
"A true Democrat, firm, honest and un-
assuming. A sentinel on the Watch
Tower of Democracy.
A pretty sentinel truly. 1t is only
two or three months since that he not
only defended but actually commended
the Democrats of the Legislature for e.
lecting the notorious abolitionist, John F.
Morse to the Speakership-in violation
of all principle for which our Sugar Grove
friends had commended. The thing itselI
was only a repetition of the same event
which a year or two since so aroused our
Sugar Grove friends to their awful condi'
ton. And yet they toast him into a "sen
tinel on the watch tower of Democracy
and in the same connection style John F
Morse a first cousin ofthe African woody
heads" But here is another:
Reuben Wood. the GoUernor Of Ohio
The tallest and best Hickory in the State
his inaugural address demonstrates the
soundness of the heart Of the tree.
Now if we mistake not. this same in
dividual was one of the Judges of the
Supreme Court. when that body decided
that ifa man was a shade beyond the di'
viding line between a negro and a white
he had a right to full citizenship.
MEN change, principles never"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
PROTECTION FIRE amd MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

HNHE undersigned, agent for this old and well estab.
Il Lsned institution, continues to issue Policis Of
Insurance against loss or damage by fire, also against
the hazards o marine or inland transportation, at tho
current rates Of pr MUM charged by other RESPONSE
be companies. Al claims for loss. under Policies
insured by the undersigned, will be promptly adjust
ed, and paid, by the General Agent Of the company
located at Cincinnati. The losses paid by this coinpa-
ny in the Western country, during the last % years,
exceed 100000. WIN r. CREED, Agent,
Lancaster, February 10, 1851. 1m4l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

DoNNETS AND RIBBONS-Just received an ex
ID tensive variety, for sale cheaplt WISE'S.
Lancaster, nov 8, 1850 81
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LANCASTER, TLur.day, Feb. 81, 1851 .
9 l%RKEeTEp I'LL nr nrkrl no11
Trade and MonetarY AnsIrs

The total shipment O~f specie from New York 10
foreign countries. during tie two weeks ending
on Saturday amounted 10 s577 O0S Of whiclif34j
1873 were in silver coins. OfAmericaD bali do lar.
alone S2i5 .S4l were exported.
Land warrants have advanced To- $l20 ut Wash
ingion. aud tie demand cannot be supplied
The Philadelphia Bulletin. Of Saturday Evening
says:
1.-The supply Of capital is more abundant. and
the limited amount Of good paper offered in The
street is readily negotiated at 64nr7a per cent a
large number Of Western aud southern merchants
have arrived, preparatory tO Purchasing their
spring supplies. aud we learn from the jobbers
that the collections thus far have been 1uusulIly
prompt aud large.
"Tlere is considerable silver arriving from the
West. which has had a tendency la lower rate.
We qnote half dollars at . a q premium"
Commerce OF New York aud Boston.
The following statistics show the respective Pc.
silions. as regards commerce, Of the cities Of New
York and Boston:
During the year 1850. there arrived at New
York from Foreign ports.
$50. ono tons American Shipping,
AL, 900 q" Foreign
aud the total imports were Sl33. 900 900.
~Cleared-70O.O0O tons American Shipping,
466. 900 q" Foreign
and the total exports were $50, OOO, 900; dulie.
collected $27. 900 900.
Arrived al Boston during the year 1850.
229 900 tons American Shipping
225. 900 " Foreign
and the total imports Were about $50. 900. 900.
C~leured-2O2. 900 tons American Shipping,
2j5 900 " Fn eign
and tile total exports were 50, 800 900; duties col
lecied Sc, 900. 900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
PROm COLUMBUS.
By Telegraph for he Daily Laneasisr Gazette
Cn,u.. V.i.u.ry on

By Telegraph for ne Daily LaneasteT 0aFsts
coLUMBUs, February %.
The Legislature returned from Cleveland last
night delighted with their trip The Columbus
aud Cleeelaud papers are filled with accounts oft
A respluiiOD oi THINKS 10 the ClryelHdsrs aud
the Railroad Company was ddoped nnauimously.
In the Senate to-day. The bill 10 incorporate tie
CITY Ut Newark. was postponed TO the FIRST Mon.
day Of December next.
The bill 10 require oil who intend 10 take tie
benefit oflhe homestead exemption law. ~ record
Their names six months previously on the books
OF tie county Recorder. was taken up and Jel,at.
ed by Messrs. BecsoD. Eckley. Myers. Linton aud
Walker. Tie Senate adjourned without taking
the question.
IN lie House. the Speaker being absent. Mr.
buDdy called the House to order aud DR. Fee was
chosen Chairman pro. TEN.
The bill To provide fDr the consolidation Of rail-
roud companies, where roads nre in a continuou,
line. passed. II had pa sed the Senate.
Mr. Bundy addressed the House in favor Of ,
bill giving to juries the power u designate in wha
cases capital punishment should be inflicted. 4
was made the special order for Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. Schif offered a resolution To adjourn sin,
die, Oh the 10th Of March-laid on the table.
The Lancaster institute
There will be a meeting of said Institute o
Friday Evening the oath inst. at the Town Hall
A Lecture will DO delivered by Ger. GEoRoI
SANDERsoE.
The following Question will he discussed viz:
ResoiOed, "Thit The extension of tie Amrri
can Empire DiH PROVE fatal 10 Me perpetpity 0
american hstitutions7'
Affi. JoHS GARAGHrY-Neg j. CLARKE.
The public are respectfully invited 10 attend.
II. V. WEAKLEY, Secretary.
February 81, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

InENTIsTRY:1--Hd,, SCOTT, s3.ss9 TsDoi nhE,
second door East of the Eagle Office, guarantees all
his Operations upon the Teeth.
Keep your Teeth clean and have them plugged as
fast as the decay appears, and you will have a heal
thy mouth and want no artificial Teeth. Il. COT
Lancaster, January 80, 1851, SwS9'
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RnuTS I'D O

A LARGE Lot just Notwithstanding every
IA kind of Fashionable shoe now in use, for La
dies and Misses wear. ALSO, q good stock of Mems
Boots and Caters, at N!SE'S
Lancaster, nov ), lS50. "