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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12
Aa Ordinance,
10 amend an orolnanee entitled an Q fiinance rs.I

TO amend en- Ordinance entitled an Ordinance respect
ingn City Supervisor, labor op slrseiS and alleys
and the improvement o: the sans.
CSEC. ]. Bet OrdaihEd By the CHy CJEreIJt th CITY
Of LaAeastsr That the nrst section Of the ordinance
respecting City supeTyisor, labor on streets and a.
leys and ;hc improvement OF tbs same, passed May
25 isJa be and the sams Is hereby amended "a 10
rssd ns follows tE there sbsl be eleetedon the Sc
cord MoEday Of april each By said Cliy coun-
ell one City Supervisor, who slall give bond In The
pensl sum OF Three Hundred DOilars, with 81 least
Two freehold securities 10 be approved By Uts City
Council for the faithful discharge Of Me duties hersi u
or hereafter imposed Upon said oheeT, ana tAai ths
SECOND MOndEy Of November Of the saTDs year.
sEo . That Ihe first section Of the ordnance rs
speeding City Supervisor labor on ihe streets ana
giIsvs and the Improvement oftne same, passed May
25;h 1859, t1 and lhs same is hereby .1iei.
CHARLES DRESBAC Gil, President, {. c.
Attsst-G. S. WILLIAMS, C!sy CLERK aprIl l3-49
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12

The following humorous account OF the
election in New Orleans we clip from the
"Bee." Of that city. 1t appears that the
American party elected their whole ticket,
with the exception of two assistant Alder
man. We give the Bees account oft:
THAT interesting and ubiquitous per-
sonage known as Sam, made his appear
ance yesterday in our midst. His pres
ence, as may be inferred from the statis-
ties in our columns, was greeted in almost
every quarter of our city with unexampled
enthusiasm. In the upper portion, and
particularly in the first district, Sam was
surrounded by thousands, Of heartfelt
friends and supporters, and carried in tri-
umph from point to point, In fact, thro'-
out the city there was scarcely to be found
a single spot where the popular new com
er failed to receive cordial Welcome
Sam is decidedly a good looking fellow
He has frank, bluff and intelligent coun-
tenance, strongly indicating sound head
and honest heart.
ellis appearance is exceedingly attrac-
LlNc1 dud NhclcNeI nC SOSS uO Wits upOii
the affections of the people. Opposition
to Sam is fruitless; his enemies look at him
and shirk away discouraged and humiliat-
ed. Yesterday they made desperate at
tempt to rally, and prevent him from trav'
cling about among his votaries. They
thought perchance that if they could kceI
him out of New Orleans, they might ar
rest his further journey, and thus disable
him from going to Virginia. whittier, We
learn, he is proceeding by easy stages, Sc
as to get there about the fourth Thursday
in May. But the effort was terrible alb
. ortion. Sam overcame the hostility of hi
foes without much trouble, and went OF
his way exulting and victorious.
ave trust our special friends the Loco
focos are by this time convinced that San
is not to he easily put down. He canuo
: be wheedled, and as for bullying him it i
4 out of the question. Sam isresolved upo
t radical reform, and has hearty abhorrenc
, of old foeies. cliques and coteries. II
showed this yesterday in an unmistakabl
manner.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12
BY Telegraph to the Cleveland Papers

PHILADELPnIA, April SIN the Demo
cratic convention to-day, the delegates
suspected of Know Nothingism were ex-
amined under oath, and Witnesses we're al
SO examined in relation TO the accusation
against them. Those who refused 10 tes-
tify, or when the charge was proved a
gainst the accused, were expelled. Among
those expelled was S. Allen, the Demo
cratic County Commissioner, and on re-
fusing to depart, he was. forcibly put
ont -...t..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12

EEOur new city officers have all been
formally inducted into their respective sta
tons, and commenced their official career.
The following gentlemen now compose the
Council:
Ist. Ward S. G. Foster q ]. G. Kinkead,
Cd. N. Young & Jno. Baughman,
Sd. G. F. Shefer & Jacob Shoff,
4th w. B. Pearce & G. L. Eckert
At their first meeting on Monday even
ing G. F. Sheffer, Esq, was unanimous
" elected President for the ensuing year
and Gershom S. Williams, Esq, the old
Clerk was also unanimously reelected TO
that Office.
81 The following officers for the coming
year were then elected by the Board, TO wit:
city Supervisor. Philip Houser.
Board Of Health, Drs. Effinger, McCol-
Elough & Wagenhals, and Philip Bope Il
Jacob SheAer.
| Market Master, E. A. Richards.
| City Weigh Master, John Searls.
| City Smveyor, G. s. Williams.
Fire Wodcns, John Reber, John Nc Clel-
land & Rev. j. M. Lowrie.
Property Guards, G. Dresbach, J. G.
Weaver, G. H. Smith, G. Kaufman, D.
X. Fischel ard ], R. Mumaugh.
These are all efficient men in their re.
spective stations,and we most heartily con
gratuIate the Board upon their wise Sc
lections.
These with those already chosen by thu
1 people compose almost entirely our Cir
Officials. ~.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12
FRAxKtfS CouNrr@Mifiin township

~ FRANKLIN CoUNTY Mifiin township
gives the American ticket from sixty to
seventy majority. Plain. township gives
the American ticket fifteen majority.
Il FERRY COUNTY.
Al the Corporation election held IN. this
place on Monday last, the enemies Of A.
mericaa principles were routed, horse.
foot, and dragoons. A regular Sag
Nicht" ticket, for Mayor and other Corpo-
ration officers was in tho field. but the A.
merican ticket was elected by two to one,
Out Of one hundred and fifty votes cast,
the American candidates received, on an
average, about one hundred, leaving about
fifty to glorify the Sag Nichts.
Here are the Corporation officers elect:
Mdyor WIN. j. Law.
Recordcr.--Otto II. Meller.
Councilmen.-Dixon Brown, Robert M
Brown, George coolmen, William Spen-
Ger, John McNutt.
Glory enough for the Corporation o.
Somerset!
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12

EgThe editors of the Ohio Eagle say
we denounced Auditor TowsoN because
he would not give us his printing at our
own price. This is false. We have new
er denounced Mr.. TowsoN for not giving
us the printing. He had perfect right to
get his printing done wherever and as
cheaply as he pleased, All we ever said
to Mr.. TowsoN in regard 10 printing As
scsor's blanks, was, that we could do them
for less than one half the amount formerly
paid the Eagle We have short history
on the subject of county printing which
we intend giving the public in due season.
That history may be given in our next is
sue. If we don'tplaster certain men with
infamy it will not be because we haven't
the material to do it with. The people
shall yct be able to distinguish honest men
from demagogues. We have it in our
power to show how certain things were
brought about, and we intend giving, in
due time, undoubted evidence of the truth
of what we say.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12


s ETAhd dear Tom, we are sparticular-
" happy 20 inform you thai We deem
these lhe premonitory symptoms OF final
(and speedy dissolution of the HindOo
party 1t sort O. looks SO to you too,
don't it?- Eagle. e .isiss... .a,s' ..si
e Aud that you may have still greater
cause to rejoice over the 'premonitory"
symptoms Of what you term aspeedy dis
solution ofthes American party, we copy
tor your especial benefit, and qualification
the following .g-,ttes, rus .,a-s. I,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12
Frscutor, Notice.

NToTlCRi hereby given that Ih.Vs this day beer
daily appointed executor ON the estate Of Wi
fam Friend scnior, deceased.
April S, IeJ5-4s JOSEPH WALHIRk, Exec.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12

nOTATOES.-A large lot Of prime Northern
Potatoes lust received and for sale b!
lancesIsr. April l2, ls55-lml9 WI. OlANI.
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NOTICE.

meeting Of the stoek-holders Of the FairnsN
q conuty Savings Institute, will be held al tbsiT
anking House IN Lancaster, on Tuesday, the 1rstdaJ
OF May next the purpose Of eeeEg Directors Tor
the ensuing year. A general attendance is requested
spril u, is55. 4. C. WORTHlNGToN, Cash'r.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12

TPIt s butJustice TO some Of tic candidates noted
above Sag Siskg % say that they are true AneT-
cans aud that tie use OF the< names by those Esi9-
BgAt yt,era CfAs Pope vas eDttrel! unSErrsHted by
them. They hoped by The Of these RenilsEisn 70
make some inroad into the american Parry ana 10
give character and reEpeetability TO thsir ueket, but
The aSurss above show how sGnaliy they fsil'd.
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3I12 QO32 4,
TIE TRIUMPH At NEW ORLEANS.

Kings majority over Lightner, 1907.
Over Hogan, 2187.
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A Tencher Wanted,

YWYo instruct the colored youth OF the city Of Lhneas
Ter. Application may be made 10
JOHN WILLIAMS, Sup't.
OF Public Schools.
Lancaster April 5, 1888
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12

To fhc the Creditors of James c. HSy"
m0Id1, deceased.
ON the 7th day OF April, ls5S, the Probate toana
J Fairfield county, Ohio. declared He Sss, Essss. "
JSnl.s 10 be probably ihsoIvsbs
Creditors are therefore required 70 present tne
against tue Estate to the undersigned for -
within months from the time ABOVE ~eN'
they will uoI 10 sntI ed TO paymeL..
Gpaa Gp6seE GRasST, \, GFsv, Admte"
-n,u,, ,s,s6t03tS. 9s1A ctJ. y {. Re! nolds, dee
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
PERRE * III L u = n,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GR o G RE s.

Al Reber & KutE's Old Stand, Main Street Lancaster
TD ESPECTFuLLY solicit The attention OF all that
on hand embracing IL part the following articles;
JAVA and RIo COFFEE, Young Tyson, Imperial,
Black and Gunpowdar TEAS: New 0rlesns SUGAR,
crushed, loaf aud pulverizSd; Golden Syrup, Sugar
House syrup, New Orleans Molssscs; Rice, Oranges,
Lemons, Figs, RniSins Amends, albers, Sugsr eur
ed HAMS; Dried Beef Bolagna Sausage eeheeseCloNeA,
spices, Soaps; bye stuss; CAAdles, Tubs, BuskS"'
Wash BoBrds, Browns, SC. = -.
Tobacco Foreign and Domestic Hquors,hotions, &c.
We feel assured that all who may fhvor ua WIN
call will not 20 away dissatisfied with our P'ees sven
ifthey should not be induced 10 buy.
.-1es.s. p s. In fow days wc VIII have Lane
SSSsHjSFISH Of all kinda
H.B. COUNTRY PRODUCE isnen IN 10 e1enrnAte'o 1eIITt
Groceries. 40 iH'i =
lancaster. April S, 1858
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12

DMYED Peaches and Apples, lust ressi'-
= ed and for sale BY WILLIAM GlAHI'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12

SUGAR Cured DTTed Reef, Bologna sau-
- sages and Beef Tongues for sAle by
Lancaster, April Ie, Ie55-lmt9 WH' GLAAL
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r. ~. Town,hip Ane,sor,s ELECT.

TO LHU AUWHsEIP
AuplroR's OTVIck, T. C. dpril 5, lsa1-
WTOU sre hereby notified that the books and papers
arc now ready. As the law requires you 10
make resu ru in May, tits desirable that the work eS
commenced forthwith. YOu are therefore rsanestea
to prepare yourselves u soon a. possible. hequee$
the Clerks 70 eerliiy TO your election immediately
Very Respsetfully youIs.
Lr,,l 10. Is55. j. W. ToWSOK, Auditor.
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b ~u - eao4 .s4a4.s ,silH Enu9a
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-12
FIRST GUN FROM IOWA.

The spring election was held April cd,
throughout Iowa. In Davenport the A.
merican ticket was successful by an aver.
age majority of 1877 in the total poll of 1921
votes. onlyJfOe foreign votes were poled
This we consider doing very well for a
city whose foreign population is sone-seventh
of that of the entire State.
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HOPS.
1VANTrEsJn-Two tsous4FA r0e's' tt rs WILSON
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"ilun knoW Ihisclt."
An Invaluable Book tor % Cents

| "Erfry Family should lure Il tOPy."
5000 COPIES sold IL less th,n three months. !
DIR. HCSIEK'S MEDICAL MANUAL .NNN HAND
HOOK PuR THE Consisting an outline
The Origin progress Treatment aud cu,e q every toM
jcAlc contracted b. IOmSCu0US sexual intercourse.
by self abuse OF bY scX.l excess, with ayte for iclr
prevention, writleNiNo oEliar ay0lrg al nedtea
tx lH!eAeF ard every thiEC that would offend NE caro-
Practice exclusively deyOlel u tile cue VI diseases VI
delicate OF rlva'e nature.
10 which is added, receipts for tile cure OF The above
dsease:. and tca'e on tile causes, symptoms AID cure
Ol tie Fever 1M AYHe.
Zee, PsiletslS9is- "nX. HrNilR'4 MxOlCAt MASu4L,"
lie LNtO Oi tAS wcIk, unlike tie majority Of those who
adEciiSe to Cuic TIE diseases Of which treats Is sTe
tate OF Vi tie hest colleges ~ tie United Siacs 1t
affords inc NieNSule 10 leCOneI him 10 tie URf0 luNtt,
10 the NctIM alplJ ci!Ce, as AucceA' nj and tXe
lcAttl NVaCtoLeI, in Whose honor aud Integrity they
''-'' w. JOS S. LoSo,uoRr, Mn.
FROM H. Noa!vt,I. " u, Of Pan, Cniuy,i'y, PAilaRt
pIit-t gives ne pleasure ia add my testimony to tie
ulOiesIoN5l ability U the auIEOr II tie "Mtlieal Msn
H." Numerous calSS Of D'lcase Of lie teMi;A OieinS,
some ii them u lOug Standing have come urde' my no.
tee, in which his Ek ms been lhiies III IeSOInsin
perfect heNh IN some cases where The patient has been
considered t!Ond medcslsIl lathe it'a tneNi OtSem
nal weIkEtA'es, or dSlTTa:cncht u tue lUECl0HA O
dEHCd BY self ahutc, Vi c&StHSOl NeEeIy 10 rot k"Uw
his shptTioF In tic VT0CS4Qn. IaNc been acquainted
with the author sOnVe thirty years. aud IcSN It 40 U%Ee
Than Justice ~ him, as wr as Hi dhr&s Othc u'O'N'-
rate victim early ndiSCTcOE to fecUEtneNI him NS
IN whOe professional aktl and Integrity they NAY
ALtN.p woonwIRp, n. II.
'ThIt ", without exception tie most comprehensive
and ineligible WORK public he'd The class Of J.caSeSOI
which II treats. Avoiding All technical iHN addIe&Sea
il%s 10 The eAXonOi its readers. II Is Iee tlOm all OBJ
ectOnabe natter, tA 10 raIrh car
object 10 placing In the hands Of his 1VNs. lie author
has devoted many years TO the Treatment Of IT,! vat1us
cO treated Of and 'wlih too little breath 10 Vph,'
and too little presumption 10 impose, lie 1& one cd 10
lie volt At the me- els NOnl tCe Of tue t'ulS
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Ape Won snrrnR1Na

AkSh wv 0O8 s Imam
J1R0N Rheumatism, sore Throat, Ctovp, Difficult
j. Breathing, IoothAtle, Tic DooItuy, Pain IN lhe
Brta.t OF Side stain Or SPash ItealAeAe, laRtHpA
ton slid Joints, Cuts TutSes Poison Sores sores,
Palm or cisWHS In the Stomach thoeEa MoEbls, Choea
lnnum, Choc, Lame Rack, ClbalNs, bites Of Poison.
Gus lNsttS or Eabd logs, guc cake, Sue In the Dtat
or Pace, burns bruises, ehtRg, tharptd hArds, eo!
Muscular weakness, Paralysis, Piles, Far Ache, Ulcers,
Salt RkeuRl, ScuEyy, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips VensteaI
Sores Scarlet Feysr or any similar dIs'e, you may test
aStuled that III this Article you lave
4 SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which rot ony removes rain almost nsantaEeou'ly but
ReuelIGttS IA the seat OF aud entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh al the idea Of any competition curing
such runber O tIseAee2 but yO but reject that tlkse
diseases, though numel Gus IN ae, all Ase nom snN&t
eauseS, the proposition sill ietnI Tess eXtravagaHi but
were u ten times more IttE ItsTs ttn :saIe u3 ~ !he
eli who have used Il Themselves, OF witnessed its 0Ee
Effects on ohcs uLte In declaring lust what Its HalRe
(AOEraEetQ lndle1!es, 4! ~ LiItM.nt EISrN.
TO THOSE WHO THINK,
Have you never noticed lt4 st'lSnss mlarly between
mtny external aud INleral disea&es having entirely deF'
cut GESl AMI has II never occurred to sou that rem
cay might 6S PREPARED which should DC equally a:I!cahe
10 bOhl This Jet4y Is now offered you In The HOSPA'
EEL LlNiNEAr, Which does not insult your standing
b. claiming to have bee found In some kavNiHg oUAIiEs
N,ttte Of migtty e4.rt Of Me!Sv'at but !: simply Tue
OiGFRIAu or StltNCEl being mid ard simple iniS action
aud yet revealing IN It's eclS power 1E0St Incredible,
-Ueactne The most hidden siuews Of man or beast
aud |es being nHoXONS 10 the welkct nart II also
y T.! 'se eh'sf lnnent In !he TAes. being rnt YIN
bottles tcr a. !GTEt IS tie majority, aud
than tue largest, beSieS bring H0Ie than four
strong; We Therefore offer Il 10 yOu with Pidc and con.
hdeESe exactly suited 10 tie wants Of rich OF
poor, high Or low.
The unprecedented site which lie SOnpatlI IlnntRt
Srm up aid the vast eXlee Of the materials med u i,
ake2 tlm0Alse lot US tOVay Tor the printing o. me
hH6uIedS o. CcTtItCateS we M Gilt publish, not DO we deem
necessary as the article wherever is used viii Certify
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Planished Tin Ware,
UST OFeueda at0rtnsnt Of splendid llauIstd wate,
consisting q coffee and Tea uras ehatns DISHES, 0ys.
eooelS Stomach warmers, ami painted Toilet set$-a
telutliOaiCIe We respectfully solicit the attention Of
tie public 70 OUT varied aid beautiful assortment Of House
and Steam boat furnishing goods
n6HRS, BARNES 4 co,
Noes, Monroe 81, Tear Tue Post Office,
nhHih WhnAllra Va
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BUOKsKlN GLOVES. -.
10 DOZEN e4lta OF attsstA butksAiR GlOSts' Nas'F
* SSa ,is'Ysa at HxlsxEtL s q.
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LOUISVILLE LINE.
k0 RRLs. 1oDIsSilt Llnt, In good bare. Soy.
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From n, F,i,moglf ia, R,pnufran.

F1oW N1t f4!Em0hE a. htFNAFah' . !,
Az lSYALu4SLx IHblC INr.-lt is but seldom we find
among the many rcOiLcs offered to tic public for the cue
VI disease, ore we eau oc0HeHd, or whose vlV
tues SIC able to discover and have always Aeuous9
avoided giving utIeaGcc t0aDytRg that might leIl any
ole to sPpOle that we Tac any faith III their PTcen
sions Hut with leelelNc 10 remedy manu- actutel "a
this place. aud which has become As familiar TO the public
a. household words, wG speak l0m ktOwedEe Of 1tA IN
tRSic eXceeLeleS, its adaptation 10 many Of tie S Of
Il {, and tue security with which II may be used. We
sCsk Of The NoHpaeil Nerve and Hone Eminent, ErrPar'
ii ~ CaIr q Co., oM prescription FURNISHED By
III Watson Carr, late Of MO gah0wi, and hOw Of Wheel
Ing Of the most eminent Physicians IN Virginia. THIS
ninen Is based upon the broad trCtre that any Tene'
iy which will reltevt external pan, will Il ETopefly COM
pounded, be equally cicatlOuS IN removing int alice
lions, principle that has been successfully DEVELOPED
Il simply tie offspring Of ScieGte, being mild and SIM.
PIE In Its acioN Ed yet revealing E It's effects rover
more Incredible reaching The mIst hidden sinews Of man
and btasanL yet leIng RHOXiOAS 10 the weakest lnLni-
1t is aa0 by tai the ehE0Pt ineM IN tic market being
put up In oilltS wte as large as the Majority a 0Ue'
ou larger than the largest besides being more than four
lines AZ StioNS. We tOMeGd Il to those III want OF
safe and Gel tain remedy,
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AS 4SSlGNEE's N NOTICE.

tt3OIV E5Es y w TUT -. .
G imeoa D.. Woodrow having, on The tIth dayoI
. Ap!ll, 1881. hy proper deed toEye'ed ~ trust 10 re
for The beEeft Of Ills said W0O oWS CIedt
ors al 9f his teal and personal pIotry aud choices hae
lon, ali eJSont In AMI wl4e Indebted 10 said woodrow
t,e It4ulEtd ~ make immediate payment 10 me- and al
In order 10 lectve auy bege. under sad tIus' within
four months to e tiHv claims witt he rIoper vee4sea &C.
eordRI 10 the terms Of said deed with The uheTsSGed
aria GE0. ". SIGHTS, AssISGee.
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E1Si!ERN a DKER1lIsEAtkNTS.

Hoskins, Heiskell e. 90.
STAPLE ANb FANCY DRY GOODS,
y s1 rtg 3 Ee5 Is Iasst p Ss .S1g
Anspaoh, Brother g. 90.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE, -,
~ &c NsyA MID a. cerns, eFEAtrTy, philnlel Ia
John AnsFsth, Ia. John r, lssoRYi, ,IAle4 y. Retd
William Ansnath.. HenEI b. F1lLnan &PIItagl,
Woltes, Ballard d 90,
IAroSrERs 4Sp t0pttEslN
F0RElGN AND DO ESTlO DRY GOODS,
I'D .u1Ek.t ttrst!, Phitnlelnhtn:
Got. u. T. KELLY, totRelY Of WAtellRs IS ehgased
lnthIs Housa.J sep2t.llY
Cd" Fellows l' ssiSera @s, "'a' sons Of
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Scale anu Jest|s, manufactured and sold
y('ibLs & Smith, Ne. 10 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Md,
THEaSoFtnKnt u&VAly on hard cNlSsStaM
REGAIlA,
09t FtIlo34'-Gr,nd and Subordinate Lodge and ~
p1st 'GIs6Ii and other ofaeers, plain and
lst,2d, "a, 18th and 9Th lkgtee Parade Re
piShiy embroidered Epeanpmsnt patad
Regaas .,....
Ma1eHle-khlehts TtMrIAE, Royal Ash, aud MASTER
Jewels, RObes, Tanners, 81 ioTdS, &c:
SoNt VI TsmRraRtt-Nat Grand sNd SuooTal0a'
Divisions Officers and Members.
RID AtN-S4chem6, Past Officers and richly enoFolde
81 Degree Working and Parade ReEAlta
JEWELS ..........,.,
or the various Orders, Of Silver, Out or Piafa Aetass
ncludlng knights TenlNLar, with lllks,l
BANNERS. .....
Banners otevery siae style and cost adapted tokt "a
itouS Orders and Societies. manufactured to anu We
signs fol Banners, when rtquIed iuTnshed nee o. eA
Ah0SnR The nj the wNen nlNSk%QS Alet
RODES, SASlES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Completing the lafses. tsottEen 10 BE- lOuud inhe
LODGES, ENCANlPMENTS, DIVISIONS AM
TRIBES; ..5..
Wishing 10 I'll up their Halls OF SurplT themselves W1l
Parade or Working Rtgalil IiANNeES Nc can ueleAu W
siiIesSSS GlHES & SMITH,
RECALLS and l.annetM luEeEs, 70 Baltimore Street
Baltimore, Md,
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MEDICINAL.
he 81. Monpareil Nerve and Bone

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LINIMENT,
PREPARED BY Il, Il, CARR 4 CO., FROM
4 PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED By DIR.
WATSON CARR, or WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWN.
tstt4 wppn ttRles8 S1fNePe !htt cay Etatty 6seh
val Ft!itEI an A!.'HHl PatA: TM, gTy9FtFly coH'
1aHndc4 K t9Relly tttttIful IN ftasslMs tHstTA
HGI eFtti'oV;a poWtT Ihieh Il ttsNLMliy
dtVHlySt2 IN aWs pttvltar u NE
NONpiREIL LkSIHEST.
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New Savings Bank Store
N q n I1nS.It N 4 Y IlHk

"KREP fllE lE III IND F4AT TDIkHkD-
(tlTIZENS Of wheeling and yleldty:-i Oh ~.
" tor ktSIlh reminds ne that my MOI y ANY, . l
Sizes. HAS. Cars, U,nbrti1s and CaSFG ENlt 'llH
corner Of Market tVd MoArOe sttttS. w iSi . y
tiid great variety OF De taely fettNEaV
suitable 10 lie tea'OR, a. iOw pIitta. ,..,....
Very lhaMkhl for I've .lhcEal g
ST examine ny 4iott, III w " my pleaiO't Is U!
nail on joV, thvS uniting labor With I'A ias q y
ave tht4t OfI,rikS EtAth an 10 tins t1Sr9 !ss's
aHaetOGoEly my have Htll,h. 49,.
Ladies', II you Wish 10 purchase faShRElst aiStE4
winter R0HHeta, Sutf,
CalIal The OIa P0St OiRte, opposite t0 N'1N
GtRtlenRH, II you Wish 10 rue ase H1EO11ssN"
or Hat,
Callat lie above nlatt, whtre Yo0 sill stt-tA'
Remember, The old Post 0iIlse t0thet. -
70 County Merchants haze few GVos''s'9'
IEw prices. ......,%
fI1 z. H. II. WllNyN..
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Saddlers Hardware.

GSp COACH TRIMMING.
lust OreEed. large assortment 0iSaddltIs Hardware
d Ard LOaCh Thinning, Coach ard Letter VaTrlSh,
RutEy Bows, liubbs Sp0Ets Fellows. Carriage ard Tile
oitS MlSleabe lions. Patent AMI Enaneted Leather,
sud thing used b. the trade, TO which nyie The al
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lhaVe aail stock Of common tIo;hibethAt will "
Poss Of Al eos or eYta leA to make roVa s0F my Sri
Etotk Of aHe goods; ,.,,,