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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

ARE you MISUNDERSTANDING from diseases to
which females are generally subject use DR.. $. d
Howss Shaker Sarsaparila-t viii certainly cure you
Male or female. old or young, ALL and ercry Fa71i-
IN should have this crcecat Family medicine by them.
Call at our depot or on one of Agents, and got
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find 4rts' facts"
facsu that can be substsniatsd by thousands OF liv-
ing witnesses in this city and country viz; that the
Shaker SllsspsrilIa as prcraredby Dr. s y. HOWE,
has boon the means Of permanently curing more dis
eases to which the human family contiualy sub
iect, than any other preparation of Sar,aP'A ever
vet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
1FHunirels of our citizens complain OF deoillty
anil languor Of the system, deraug@m,nt OF the liver
and sto ach want of appetite, oShey are frequent
ly the result of too close application, and thousand
other causes we cannot here name; but We wGud say
to all so afflicted, doa we have done-get bottle or
two of Dr. Hooland'I German Bitter', prepared By
Dr. Jackson, and our word for it you will ha cured,
We recommend this medicine, knowing from expert
enco that it is much superior TO the generality Of pat
ent medicines We would say 70 our readers, pnr-
chase none unless prepared by Dr.. c. NJ Jackson
Philadelphia.
| See advertisement.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
srrncn,c Modicnl COLLEGE,.

SBNfIF second term OF his Institution viii commerce
I on Thprs'ly, December !, FOL, and Viii con-
tinue sit en- werss ii,
COMMENCE ON thursday, November 6, and continue
lour ,rerl,s At the same time he Demonstration s.
rooms will BE- opened with every facility proper to
the study Of Anatomy. Tickets for fall course ol
Lectures. $50 in advance, orr well ind9rsed note OF
so and interest on twelve months crsd; Tor two or
ror,, iuIl courses SlbJ IN advance or well ndoF q,
ncts for SIPS. Mstrculaiion fee s.. Demonstrators
Ticket, = Graduation fee SO. Ladies are ei'i'
tied to the Professors Tickets at reduction oil one
third from the specified charges .,o,. =, 90.
BOARD NAV b. hsd AT good places FOR e. OJto 81 %
per week. Students may board themselves IN clubs
ior half those prices.
PEoFEssoRs
$. H. POTTER, NJ. D.. Surgery and Obstetrics;
JONATHAN FLATrERi, N. D., Anatomy and
'DiTI3ir RUSSELL, M. D., Theory and Practise
any JoHN in r. &ouDIN, N. D, Mntaria Madcn and
Diseases of Women aud Children;
ALEXANDER WILDER, NJ. D., Chemistry and
IN i1'S5' 1'S,SE SErrS A. FAHNESToCK, Botany;
JONATuAN FLATTLRI, II. d., Dcnonstrhtor Of
Anatomy and Surgical Pros-ct0r.
TnE AarrRcAS CoLLEsE OF PHARMACY whichS
noN ia ucpolatiun Il Syracuse, aofGS iuPtfloE aN a
tsres In .u lan,, ior acquiring knowledge of me5,
ri9as and he mod, Of preparing them; which viii
expedite them in obtaining prac'i,Al uhdtrStsI's
Of t5ero,eutic sccnce The three Professors OF pAar-
macy. AIst.ria Medjca and Chemistry, who are con
n ctal with this establishment act la the same eapa-
city in tA, Syracuse Medical College -.
Students arriving in the city will call az the DIS
papsinp store Cf tle American College Of Pharmacy,
where ths secretary of the Faculty has his oiice
For further particulars address, letter post padI 10
S II POTTER, NJ. D.
November 81, I551. Dean Of the Facalty.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

No TnEATY BErwEE FRANCE AND ENG-
LApIN BEHALF of SPAIN.- MIR. Webster
in reply to the resolution of Mr.. Mead, of
Va. says that no treaty has been made
between France aud England, guaran
teeiug to Spain the protecllon of Cuba
against any Invasion from lh" United
States. On tue contrary, there Is Sand
reason to suppose rhat n" such 'l"aty las
been entered into. aItnnn&h lh"E' i, 40
official nf,rmnli,n in the State Depart
meul.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
c,r1yrT suoP-REmoVAL.

IN K. FISHEL. respectfully informs his old iriehdS
and the public generally, that he has removed
- c,Iinet Ware Room from Columbus street to tho
"I stgnd formerly occupied by George L. Eekert''
m Frool-Iy f0t doors south Of the MOrket-house,
~. he viii keep con ,tautly on hand good sssort
nnnt Of Cabinet Furniture, aAa other articles in
his Ipo Mahogany and Canesseat Chairs, Bedsteads'
og ali descriptions, Taoies, Sofas, Bureaus, &C. &c.
All his articles will be manufactured oLthe pest nate
He will also al all times be ready te manufacture to-
orpr ali articles in his line, upon the shortest notice.
Coiiins made to order and personal attendance on
falerals when requested ...-.... -,
Thankful Tor the very liberal encouragement here.
tbo nnbic patronage and in all cases he viii do hS
utmost 70 B''e '1'A''' D. K. FIsHELe
Lancaster, April 10, 1851
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
Di,,olniion Of Partnership.

TNrE Premiership heretofore existing between +.
4. ShatIer and Jacob Shei'erunder the tirn-narne
nj Sli FFFER & son w,s dissolved by mutual con
sen, on the 10th inst The boos, sni notes are let
in nv hands or settlement. 70 whom al claims are
~ h. Maid and bv whom all debts will be settled
T1o,t Indebted are requested TO call Immediately and
settla their accounts. either by cash or rota.
The TANNE2Y sill oe carried on IN future By the
unler,iynei who respectfully soicits continuance
of the former custom. Al vays sept On hand large
,t,rE of I.athar, Upper, Calf Kip, Harness. Sr'mg
Sole Cash at al ,inas paid ior Hides, for which
the highest price viii be paid ,, .r, rr,r,,,B
Lancaster, sept. Is, 1851 ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
U7.i.A it4A1a

MARRIED-On Tuesday the 23rd Dec. IN
Lilhnpnlis Fuirfrld county. Ohio, by the Rev. s.
NJ Wilson. Mr. WILLIAM II. TALLMAN aud
Mics ELIZABETH CUFFMAN
On the 18th Decomher, 1851. hv the Rev. d.
! Hamilton. Mr.. JAMES B0llRER aud Miss
DIANA ARNOLD. both of Fairfield county
On the 2jlh December. 1851. hy the Rev l..
Cunningham, Mr. JAMES PUGll, ot Fdi. field
county, and Miss ELIZABETH WESTINGHOUSE
OF Perry County, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
Prepare for Winter.

TVNHE Subscribers have on hand handsome and ex-
: L tensive stock Of Ready-Made-ClOthi and
are also constantly manufacturing TO order any de-
scripton desired Their material is OF the very best
and choicest kinds, aud they always keep employed
the best Of workmen
The public are invited to call and examine our
Stock and iuork before purchasing elsewhere, They
will always inl ready sell them good goods and
i'i''N0 ''S SPRINGER & TROUT.
Y.- O...ho., ta5t 6m.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
EXCHANGE OFFICE,

Mqir-Street Lancaster, Ohio. in Giesys Brick Build.
ing tlcO doors Vest ofhc Hooking Valley Bank.
NOTES and Bills of Exchange, purchased and dis.
l Z counted
Gold ard Silver Coin, and Exchange on the East
and Cincinnati bought and sold.
SilUer change nolO and al all times for sale.
Collections made, Stocks sold OH Commission and
Pensions drawn
Land Warrants bought, and always on hand for sale
Six per CO interest paid on current and seven per
cent on yearly Deposites
Also-protcsting done and other duties of Notary
Public. T. w. TALLMADGE
Lancaster. December %, 1851 34tf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

The Directors having entered into contract Tor
The construction OF a large portion Of the Cmcin
natl. Wilmington and ZInesviIs Rail Road, il mas
become necessary 10 take inmedite steps 10 pro-
cure the reqle ed finds, in order that there may
be no failure or cause of delay on their part.
Bonds bearing interest at the rate of7 per cent,
with coupons attached, Of the denominations OF
$1,000 $500 aud 800 10 the amount subscribed
by the several Counties on the line, are now be.
ing lithographrd aud will be ready for i.sne and
sale ia few weeks.
IS ,hese Bnnds lGIlrl safe, profitable md CON-
venlent means of investment il las been suggest
ed aud il confidently believed that large portion
of them will he tlken by our own citiheus,-
Propns,l, will therefore he received lay JOEL.
RADEBAUGiI. the Treasurer Of the Company
at his office in Lancqster, for tue Bond. Of this
County.
Immediate attention is invited 10 the suhect
as fund, will sonn he needed, and foreign N If.
ket mnst be sought f,r whatever portion Of them
NAV remain und, 'srd Of at hume.
November 81, 1851 iw30
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
CnclNxArl. D.. -g0-P

CisctSSAri. Drc..29-P NJ
River u,sn four lect Ice broken np and ran.
uirs uut.
A skipper and new boat. building by i"f''.
mers wrecarl Steamers at ;hs iiy waid e.
capped without injury Bph, viii cave pnri
Wednc.diy. Licking riycruit running ont yet
Wel'her conlinu"s warm Thermometer during
dIy jjab1ys zero.
The market very dulI-luca1ngei H,ss il.
active nv'ug 70 warm We ib"r. J 800 spli ~
il8!O4.gO 800 krgs prime Lpd7s 81 hhds
Bacon sides, riubrd, t.; - do clear u Nhs
key I43QH3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

REFUSAL. To INVITE Kos,Urn TO RIcH-
MoNp We learn from the Richmond
Republican, that at called meeting of
the city council on Tuesday evening.
the resolution of October laat, inviting
Kossulh tn visit Richmond, was reconsid
cred, aud by large majority was laid
ON the table.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

LARGE SALE OF FLORIDA LANDS, The
largest a I'd mos,imporrant sale oiSelected
lands ever proposed in Florida, is .adver.
tised to take place on the l2h day OF
April. The lands comprise some 3OO.-
600 of the 100000 acres granted to the
State for internal Improvements.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

GREAT CALIFORNIA GpLn NiNY,
Y ATEfY discovered fort the benefit Of Fairfield and
I adjoining couu,ies The unier,gu begs leave 70
MORN he OF customers as well TN public in gen.
ars th,t he ha, bou nt the entire stock OF Goods Of
J. C. NAccKAcxEN. and determined to sell Goods
r,,r,p,,s han has EyIR been sorD here BEFORE for
can or exchange Of all kinds Of Produca.
LADIES ASp tiESTLEMES II You Wlsn'o purchase
ali ,t p,ovIs CtgAp SroRE aud will convince YOU
thar nv advertisement is not in vain, ior intend to
continue business al the old stand called ''uEEAI
"A' i''N JACOB PLOUT.
| lancaster December Q, 1889 2wdNlyw22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

IuIsu EMrGRA RON The British Nn
isrry is said to be So serinnsy al'm'd Al
the extraordinary emgr from l'rIand
that, in order To check it, they intcnd To
recommend To ParIiame ut to pass an act lin
i,ns the ports from which the emigrant
ships shall sal to one or two. and compel
the agents Of each emigrant vessel to pay
tax of four or five pounds for every
passenger taken on board.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
Attachment Notice.

AT nv instance, an attachment was this day issued
n by John b. Reed, Justice OF the Peace o' Hook
in, township Fairfield county ONO, against the pro.
priiy and effects Of oatb Slyer' nnn-re''deht OF
F.;,rfi-I4 conDty Dated this Sth day OF December
ls5l janis Il. oiA-'ni-i:l.
December II, 1871. 4N52'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

FlRE AT THE CAPITOL Loss ofthe LII
6rary of Congress. On the morning OF
the goth. a fire was discovered to n. rag
ing in the Library of the Capitol and be-
fore it could he put out, it destr' yed a
bout three fourths oflhe Library, lncIud'
the most valuable portion. No serious
damage. except by water, was sustained
by any other portion of the Capitol.
The fire Is supposed to have caught
from the fue connecting with the furna-
ces in the main basement Of the Capitol
All the fire companies in Washington
and one or more from Alexandria, were
on hand and IN service President Fill.
more and the wemhers of the Cabinet,
the Msyor of the CITY, Mr.. Spe aker Boyd,
and numerous members and officers oi
Congress, were early on the ground aud
active in endeavoring to save the public
property.
The me chanics at the navy yard were
sent for, and soon arrived with thell
axeS, aud in short time severed the bur
ming par, of the roof from the dome, anc
thus prevented the extension OF the
flames To the roofs and domes of the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives.
The marines from the Navy Yard als'
insisted the filemen and citizens in con
veying water in buckets io the engine
which was placed and worked in thu
centre of the Rutunda. The whole bull
ding vas completely flooded with water
The dome of the Rotunda was at on'
time in great danger, but both that AM
the two halls of Congress are unl4Jured
except by water.
The entire library contained so ,0OC
volumes; of these about 10000, in an ad
Joining room. were saved. Allthe busis
paintings, and elegant fixtures have bee
destroyed, including the files ot the Ma
tional Inteligencer. The loss is owe
$2O0,OOO and the greater portion Oft
irreparable.
The House of Representatives appro
priated S5 900 for the expenses cause
by the FIRE.
In addition to the books destroyed, an
Stuart's paintings of the first tive Pres
dents, the National Inieligencer thus I
numerates others:
An original portrait of Columbus;
second portrait of Columbus; an "rlglnt
portrait of Peytnn Randolph; portrait I
Bolivar; portrait of Baron Steuben b
Pyne, an English artist of merit; one I
Baron De Kalb; one of Cortez; aud on
nt Judge Hanson, of Maryland, presen
u the Library by his family BeIwee
elsven aud twelve hundred bronze me-
ais ofthe Vatlemare exchange, some
them more than ten centuries old, al
exceedingly perfect. are amongst the va
uahles destroyed OF the s;sluary bur
and rendered worthless. we rec"lect
statue of Jeferson; an Apollo in bron;
by Mills; very superior bronze Iikene
of Washington, bust of Gen. Tay|"r,
an Italian artist; aud a bust of Lafayel'
by David.
We have only heard Of three boo
saved from the principal library namel
the Librarians Register, an account bo"
and AN old volume of Lord K.ugsbur.
magnificent work on the Antiquities
Mexico.
T.. A,,ua,o.N pDtcoNPRS IN SpA AIM
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

MUsTACnes.-The Washington cores.
pondent Of the NctO York Trjbune says:
There are iour members of the House
Of Representatives who wear the mas
tache. They are Messrs. Marshall aud
McCorkIe, of California. Price, of New
Jersey, and Disney, of Ohln-all Demo
Gratis No member of the Senate sports
q n1MSknchhn
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
Lost.

T OST on Saturday the Goth instant, in Lancaster,
IA Ohio, or on the Columbus road, between Lancas-
ter and the Tavern stand known as tho Blue Ball."
one large Pocket Book, containing s. cash. various
Notes Of hanl amounting to $50 AMI checl; Tor
$3.50 on Piclaway county bank, drawn by solomon
Stout, payable to Henry Alspach bearer and dated
December 18th, 1851.
reward of $40 will be paid to the finder, by leay-
ing the same at the Telegraph Office, or at my resi-
dence in Greenfield township.
December %, lS5l-3l HENRY ALSPACH.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

TuE MILITIA AND Bounty LAND WAR.
RANTS. --Senstor Davis. of Mss, writes
from Washington that the Secretary ni
the Interior has acq uesced in the sug'
pes,ion ,ha, all the Militia Of Massachu.
Seus. in service. daring the war of 1912,
for period Of 80 days, should be consd'
cred as cunning within the provisions ot
the Bounty Land Act, of 2Sth of Sep'em'
her. 1850.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

1. O. d r,

Rev. Brother HANLrny. &. c. will deliver q
lecture. at the PresJyteriIa church in Lancaster,
On Thur-diy evening. Jauy lst, 1852, 0u tie
principle ni Old Fellowship.
The plLlic ar- invited to attend.
Dec. !dlh, 1881 2w3l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

THE PAMPERo Communicable U.
S. Court al ST. Augustine. Fla, has con-
demned the Pampero under the neutral.
ity act Of lS4S. aud also under the reve
nue. law. aud she will be sold about the
Goth Of January next.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
LANCASTER Thursday. Jinuay !. 1859
r. tHEEcTED WEEKLY az RtgEEAD a B1TY
New York Markets.

NEw YORK Dc 2J-P. h'
Sales Of Cotton r,day 800 hile' al o decline Of
since the receipt Of the C'nada- new-; sir'c'
mildling uplauds 3Gai Oleln. Sairs pf 5000
bush Ohio mixed Wheat NJ 97G 200 uhls mess
Pork At flj ~; 100 bbis La5d At Dc; 80 iierrrs
Rice ~ t3G3 So 800 bhls New Oieans M'll..
srSat27i Freight. dull-cotloa 10 Liverpool /
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

A HAPPY NEw YEAR to our subscrib'
ers. one and all! May each receive fair
proportion of this worlds goods and hap.
piness, and remember the printer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

LuusyiLLE Dec 20-P 81.
Tho Mary Stephens lrit to.dry fnr Henderson.
Cars from Fu,Hkort this evening report that III.
Kentucky river rose To-. Nv u, Frankfort seven f..
Weather warm rs summer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
Nnm Emily Grocery.

VUNHE undersigned has just received and is now o.;
Il pening on the Southeast corner Of COLUMBUS ana
IVheeLiag streets, well selected stock Of Family
Grocercs. Confectionaries, SC, which will be sold
low. lie soicits call from his old friends and the
public in general. SAAC CHUhCa:
Lancaster, September %, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
FilESN DRUGS.

w L are receiving from the Eastern cities fresh
w lot Of Drugs and Medicines consisting in part OF
6OSbs bestfurk. Opium Chloroorm
SD 10 OF. ureQuinne Aiagnesa Calcned
% lbs Eng, Calomel do Car1
10 Oh. Nuiph Morphine Cantharides
Bs Iodine Nitrate Silver Crystal
9 do H'yd Potassa Lupulins
900 do Sui Cart Soda Be5arine, Nc
With full stock to which we invite the attention
store cali G. KAUFMAN Il co.
Lancaster, July 81, 1851. 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

CONCERT We understand The Ian.
caster Philharmonic Society" under the
direction and for the benefit Of Charles
Schneider. its leader, will give musical
entertainment, on aert Saturday erening,
at the Temperance Hall. From what we
can learn of this Society, its patrons may
expect rich tread Master Edward
Lilly. lad of six years Of age, of whom
we made mention in furmer number
will appear before the public, for the first
time. and no doubt add To the interest o
the occasion. As it is great advantage
to have among us a practical musician
we trust Mr. Schneider may receive, as
he deserves. the liberal patronage of the
public.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
RanIS NOtlce.

The Banks Of this city will be closed on Christ
ma, and New Year'. Paper maturing on these
DAYS must be attended tp rryi1usly
NJ. 4. DAUGHER!i, Cashier.
{ +. GhRAGHTY. ''
LANCASTER, Decemher 49, 1851
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
Co,Portuership,

DHILIP BOTE having associated with himself IN JA',
I,,t,j nm lor tbe firm OF BopE & BECK, at the old
stand They solicit pert of the public patronage
Iir stark Of y,yd.rare, cutlery, Iroa and Nails
/. large and well assorted, snd will be sold as low
any other house can selL i, = D1rE; 1riSu
July q, lo5L d n DhCA-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
The State of Ohio, Fairfield County, ss.
Court Of Common Pleas, Sept. Tcr6l, a. d. lool'
Baldwin .Diblee and Work and Others,
Thomns u Mhitn and others

VS.. 7 IN CHANCERY
Thomas U White and others,
TIME Defendants William L. Laws Co., Belure
and Tage, Oliver, Martin & Co, Wood, Corey and
Wood John Ii. Brown and Co., Eekel, Rsgnal and Co
Temple, Barker and Evans, William Richardson and
Co Bagley, Woodward and Co., Of the city ofThia.
delphia, Pennsylvania and John Stewart and Co and
r. and d. NJ. Stebbins and Co, of the city of New
York, and Pointdexer and Alden Walbly Carson aud
Co., and Long and Byrne ofthe city Of Baltimore, Ma
ryland, and Gill and Stout OF the city of Wheeling
Virginia, are hereby notified of the filing of complain
ants bill on the oath of September, A. d. 1851, and
the obied and prayer of said bill is to set aside and
vacat6 as fraudulent, compromise made by com
plainants and Misunderstanding in the cities OF New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, with the said de-
fen1ant Thomss U. White. in the spring of 1851, o
their several claims and demands against him.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the said sever.
al defendants Of the pendency, object and prayer o
said bil-and that they must severslly be aud appear
before our said court the first day oIthe next Ter
thereof. and then and there plead, answer or demui
to said bll-otherwse the same will be taken a
confessed them and tho matters thereof decreeC
accordingly. n,,,,,o ,o,,,,T pp,crr
Attorneys for Complaiaants
December G5, 1851 S5,2o 6w3l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

ENRAPPING PAPER.-SO Ream cap Wrap
w pinl; 80 do Crown; 80 do Medium; 10 do dou lie
Crown; 20 do Cap Tissue AlsJ heavy Pasteboard by
the gross, for sale by OTTO W. KRAEMER.
Lancaster, May %, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

An ANCIENT WEAPoN.-The sabre
worn by Count Pusky. at the Bar Fes
tival in New York. on Friday evening
last. was made 10 1902. It originally be
longed to Sultan MahomnnJ, was once
owned by NapoIeou, and finally passed
into the possession Of thc family Of Count
Pulasky.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
To uouse-Eecpers
Carriage trimmings now on Hand.

n g. ~ Pair ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, 60
- ~ - sets Iron Axels. A large. and
S.l-- - welt assorted OF Of Gum, Japaned and
Enamelad Cloth, Erameled Leather, Damasks, frin-
gcs Lac S, Brass Bands, stump Joints, Sc fer sale
cheap by EFfINGER, WHITE q bAIlA:
LANCASTER, October 80, 1901 -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

Heavy FoRFErTuRE.-The goods seiz.
ed by the United States Custom House
Officers in New York, IN the promises
of Mr. Heulck have been declared for.
ieted. and will be sold ut auction. They
consisted of books aud stationary, in the
value about $4,000, imported under
false invoices, rs are millions under the
BtiIsh Free Trade Tariff policy of 1916
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

tbs MEcHASici ISsrIrrrE nr Ohio at Ciucin.
natl. have awarded their DIPLoNG In ATERs
CnEERY PEcroRAL the WIDELY crlr,w',ed rem
ely for Colds Coughs ani Cunsnnplirn. Tti-
honor was richly mrrirrd by tie inventor ot thd
invaluable med cine which has secured not only
the above cornmerdation. bnt also that Of tho
mos, eminent Physicians in this, we'll As the
h;ohe.t medical authority in other Countries. -
An wha is far greater encorniun IN lis useful
ness is that it las won its way 10 utmost every
lirrsde Of the american People
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

TINE undersigned is desirous Of di-Posing Of one
halgiatere,f IN Stcn'n Saw-Mii! and Lot,
situated in the town Of Oakland, Fairfield county
Ohio, l. miles West Of Lancaster, and Immediately
on tb- Turnpike 70 CEiuicutne. Tie Alid Is doing
AoIii.aing on u,iasss-fie machinery j. entirely new
and Hi be- disposed Of on reasonable terms No bet
Ter situation ar be obtained in the couEiy-it Is a
fine opening for any on" no may wish to engage in
the business, Yor further puItirulsrs enquire OF the
undersigned, liyiu. IN tie to,Sn of Ot..,-nl.
WILLIAM Il. MORRIS.
December II, 1851. 2.u32'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

ty- In Genoa. out of a population o.
10000 there are $4,000 monks. friars,
nuns, aud ucclesiastics of various kinds
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

New COUNTERPART -COunterfeit $50
bills. on the Bank Of Tennessee. have
lately made their appearance, aud are so
well executed as to deceive tbs best jn1g
es. unless examined very closely. The
ground upon which the words Bank oi
Tennessee" are engraved. is much light
cr manin the genuine, and in the genn
inc bill the female in tho vignette holds
spear which may be distinctly seen. bu
which in the counterfeit is scarcely per
ceptible. The counterfeit notes are no
quite so we'll engraved as the genuine
bu, are we'll calculated 10 deceive al!
one.