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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-07

y o. We received last week the proceed
ngs of large aud enthusiastic meeting
OF the democracy held at Austin on The
10Th inst, n. which resolutions were passed
in oppsi'ion to the Know No,hings and
their recent nominations. Gov pease be.
ing called on, addressed the meeting. ia
king decided grounds agains, the score. or,
ganiza,ion. We regret that we have not
roon for the resolutions adopted at this
meeting Gov, Peasc was recommended
by il, as the democratic candidaiefor Gov,
eraor. We hsge since received his circular
Ia which he valves bis previously expressed
views Of the " State System of Internal
improvements, and will ca. opporate with
the people in any plan which they may
sanction. This he has done vi,hou, any
saerihce Of principle. for he said in his
letter, that he was not welded to any par
particular systcm. Gov pease has proved
himself an honest man, and we aoub, not
tia, this last ae, VIII secure his ,fiumpaan,
election.
81 o.. 81
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lion DAVID e DIXON t 'HudidHi' i"i
tnN EKNbk. At the cn-uiug NueaN election
itlIII.N vt,D\IRNDK
a., a., ,,v,,.u.,
,1,r,p,,p ,',' 49, ,.'.i,',.
nar
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-07

DEMocRNric PLArroRMs.-We publish
this week the resolutions adopted by the
State Conventions Of the democracy Of
Georgia and Louisiana, In order that our
democratic friends may see the course per.
sued bs the part, in other States They
embrace substantially the ground occupied
by lhe Democracy ,hroughou, tie South
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-07

t.7- We Ind written lengthy article de.
scrip,ive of the Masonic celebration Of the
fourth OF July in Marshall, bu, not finding
room to insert it, must content ourselves
with brief notice. Notwithstanding the
day was excessively hot, there w,s a large
namber Of people in attendance from the
surrounding country. The ceremonies OF
the day were interesting and imposing.
After the installation OF the officers of the
the Chapter, n Bible was presented by Miss
Eliza Burton, accompanied with an APP.
propriaie address, which was received by
J. +. Mcdonald. Esq. with felici,ous
speech. The day passed off agrceaby
lha,is, II an exceedingly no, day could be
battered with such Il notice.
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N o r &c l.

THE undersigned candidates to represent
Harrison county in the next Legislature, viii
address the citizens of said county "a, the fol
lowing times and places, TO NJ!
iAfronc's Saturday, 7th.
Blalack's, Friday, l3ih,
Wildcr- Saturday, ib
A u BljRRESS,
y \. JENNINGS,
J. W BARRETT,
JOHN : ANDERSON,
". a. TARiETON
June Ia, lsj5
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IL g. N .
/. ..ny iefo-, our reader, ,h. t.na,n,a. p.r.
tioo Of Ind. Egnn.'s .,,eceb. delivered zoe hi.
place on ,.e 18Th slt w. desired 70 get
,apy r. IL FOR mi l,es,iop r,r W. dh not IS Isl
:, a. INN ,f.u.,l.c. or that any misr,pr,ir
SION .houA ari,e ..s TO hi, position. H. has
nat though, PROPER 10 furnish h. and er iaye
,rr.a4urn,y 20 assi, it. arp.ata-e, iu Dr..
o3.,ap and defender. TIE Meridian. T. was the
remark Of john MINOR poi,s. uai pol,tr.
make. strange bod G.ilne.. and If, 30 fide,d
Dr.. t,n. If tls, rf,.. Of poit..,au, Ulih whom
,f.,a and rotcf af, tic ma.ag .pru.. II
l,uon
Vb,.utft,tta, oliafo f fb eh, .tcsf
m talon 100 suddenly 100 late Naa Judge
E.an-' La t.tsasc u, di .tHtpiste5 a.lI-
ran' far congressional bonrrs b., lu'h'r'o
rr.afd' q the ssmr Part; as the federal part 81
n,. country % thu. 81. 2 isi1prralir o.cr-
tar.5a Pho lat Presidential election. he com.
tended that h,arfaI S,9f 500 the nem,H'e -
t.. fac - rin, 81 Nh ahr paff, 10 whrh
Go. .lsun.sfa .h.as bad subu tied Simuge
.Hf afiau bd U,lpmmcl ,a b. te wau-
,,.t...... a.,
.
.,....', ..,.......
,,l.,. ..,e.5,, ,.,,I.......
originate ffem hatred # lbr demorr4t'r parts
aud Fl desire - seH tle seed &C lsssuslaa
in w. raeh,
That pottou of lgl,s B'Iua spa.ft pu'e
j. hr3 l.t ws,.. dtd rnt contain th, Objection
abb. character ~ bls remarks, AND Whrihof ~
intended N not, ea, calculated to produce au
Nearly t"o-ihrrds of his Trcei "as devoted
'o IT," Advocacy Of Know Nothing principle.
aui lr"c portion 81 = 5Hclt upon the ftb-
r.'u pr ~ 'hc PRESTON. and Wa. an appeal
gao Che ",'7nau reHdlcfs Of his bearer. w
are pfsF4fei 20 co'aha, these, aud 10 show ilas
Iia facts and figures are Hn-u-tauod TINT hls
humber 81 faih"l.r ln the United States IRE
rc1tiy exaggerated and at Variance with the
puIlsb'd t.psu- uf tho y Siaics, a work
n"i a''rn urbr politician for political effect.
hut lu'.ll h'i under the authority If thr G",-
'rnmcnt
W have no d, size or intention 90 speak li..
''''' ''''
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OF We have rot room 10 notice ;ac able
speeeh made lay Judge Roberts at til.
place Oh Monday last, bu, shall cnieavor to
A. ., in our nest
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-07
Tho Eaou Hoihin. Platform on slavery.

Tho Elou Nothing Platform on Slavery.
The Shreveport, Soulh Western, wing,
kuov Nothing paper, Publishes the plat
l1tm adopted by tn Know Nolh'ngs IA
their recent National Convention, ut Phlla
dslphla. and then remarks Niih an air Of
triumph We hope the F,cree organs " IL
now cease charging the Know NoihlngS
With boiue abolltion-ts aud lrrcso'lcfs.
Now. wc woall ask our contemporary as
IN hono.t journalist. who wa- j, that adopt
I'd tn. platform Not the Northern wing
OF that patty, fof tho proceedings Of the
Convention show. that the 'ofihefn dele
gates who were ahnliiionlsts aud ircesoll
en-. when the resolutions werc passed
withdrew Immediately from the Convention
They were passed then by Southern mon
who were placed ia the magnify by a Gin,
clio Isolated delegation from New York,
which Il is no, pretended was fair ropre>
son,al,pn Of tho pady IN that abolition
STATE. but who wefo spni there by what u
lotmsI SILVER hteys' OF Fillmore portion
oi ihr party
III" resolutions scr" ia +'' H''n' 10y
.outpem men. Could any oGo have *.
pe-i..d ,n} thing less Did an, onr anuei.
pate that southern men would cndofse
abolition serilmen'f or propose them Tor
acceptance
80 far, ihen, from proving thht the Know
NoiA'nss - national organization are
sound on the slavery question. the proceed
iug' Of this Convention establish the fe
verse They provo that the cutrc Northern
wing Of the patty is rotten TO the core. In
what other national convention ever held
In the u''cd States, has there been n to.'
Grafton, Of aboltiouisls. and such an array
Of them As was exhibited ia this Convcn.
ton In what other national body have
aboliiionjsts dared to get up and proclaim
rhcir unmiiigatod hatred OF the South, and
their intention. 10 make wa upon her in.
situations
Ilnt look nj iheso resolutions. adopted
4. ...,l...,,.,. I'll d..
D., u,. h,,., .o,l .Aao, IL.
........... r acknowledgements. .....
siugie e.pfass.on In favor of the Kansas
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rhe WA,c. and tho know Nothings


u mas h'N'' 'o'''''"
to speak d'fesP'oli'''y VI "'.
any lndv'd"" "hos' 'i'"'O''
our own or =" u'' ''"s'"
give them JUST 'H''' VI o"'"'
the d'se"ss'o" VI Po'''''' -,
chdea'"''" - ''''
WIN our 'li'
"h'h V''"'"'eV ""'
reason was closed
Oar wing 'te"u7' !" '"'' ''''"",
manifested oo"s''e'a"'o SUI i''''' "''' "'''s
nation al 'h' c"a'se "'''" ""s '"'''" -"
ih' irs ol sumo " our '''''"' ''''
ors, that the recent N""" ''o'"''S "''''
meni IN hia 7'a'" was WING '''''''"'
and an attempt upon VI" par VI Wv
To dlsofsAhi' anu p'''" WV" Wv '''''
cratic patty
bet 'hem loon al Tue reasons ""'o' nav
provoked ms charge AMY NJ" '"'P"''''
y. and they VII He letter ab'e 10 o'c'u'
WHISTLER It u well>iounded
w ,i,o, ,,l,t H.. Tia. rour.e of the
,,.i.. o,,,y ~, marty an tins .uhec, in
r.. n,,,y L,y, tho, held con.
,.......o o., , .,o.lc ,ol,lic meeting in the
.,,.. f. .,,,c.s ib.,r decentralization OF
49,. 80, nal,,csl o,c,,i,,,io,, Every
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or We are indebted to kIcuAnp VA.
rsnuorsE. Esq, for late Now Orleans
nAnlr
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Ohio paper. state tbs, the "o.Ir Se,sl,
large crop Of grain and ir"' III ..,rt
valley wa. never better than al P''
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26

or Kng7s EVlI,
Cancers, EruptiOns
Of che Skin, Eryspeas,
Tumors, Chronic Sore Eyos,
Ringworm or Tptsers 5aah Lead,
Rhoumlian. Pains in the Bones or
Jciuts 0.d Sores and Ulcers, Swelling Of
the Glands syphilis, Dyspepsia Salt Rheum,
Diseases Of the Kidneys. Diseases arising from the
use of Mercury Loss of Appetite, Pain in the side and
Shoulders General Debility, Lumbago, Coughs, Colds
Dropsy Jaundce Cosiyeness bronchitis Weakness the
Chest Sore Throat Pulmonary Affections and all other
Diseases tending produce Consumption Liver Com
plants. Female Irregularities AMI Complants,I.ow
Spirits, Sick aud Nervous Headache, Night
sweats, Exposures, or Imprudence in Life,
Chronic Constitutional Diseases. and asa
epring and summer Drink, and General
Tonic for the System, and gentle
and pleasant purgatye, 1t
superior Blue Lick
and ongrcSs Water,
Salts. or Sullitz
pnwlars
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO OLD SOLDIERS.
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY,
WASHINGTON CITY.
ALEYANDER II. EYANs.

VIoR seversl years connected with several Depart
meHts Of the General Government, continues his
l.ff Bounty Land Agency in Washington City, and
tfetkAEonld call the attention Of old Soldier
isssltand their heirs, 70 the very low terms upon
sSh2lwheh he pr0epres warrants under the new
Bounty Land Law Of Congress. His arrangements
with the Departments and familiarity with tho manage
ent Of such cases vii enable him 20 procure war
rants with the least possible delay.
IN addition 70 his experience, he possesses much
Valuable record aud documentary evidence appeTain-
ing TO the numerous classas OF claims.
lE Army ofleers, Soldiers, TeanIsters, Naval or.
hcers, seameni Marines, and Navy Clerks, Tor Heiy
sureirfng nd0rs minor chdrei) wLo served In the
Revolutionary War, War Of 1879, Florida or any o
the Indian Wnrs for perior 1f not less than fourteen
daBs, are entitled TO land Warrant for 100 acres
Those whohave already received their 40 or 80 acre
warrants aro now entitled to an additional quantity
(cqual 10 100 aeres.)
II irregular correspondents who prepare cases and
forward them to my address, for management here
will be literally dealt with
iEPACOURf on CLAIMS having been created By
Congress, before which, all PAivArE CLAIMS not pro
yded for by law 70 eprescRted for adjudication
dr. Eyan5 viii unde deftako the management Ofany
before that oOurt--fees TO be agreed upon.
iLTFEEs FOR PROCURING LAM WARRA ASTs:--(ntbo
regad 70 sisel On original applications, only 80; 70
inctease 81.
Reconsideration. L. P. Waldo, Commissioner o
Pensions; John Wilson, Commissioner Of Genera
Land ofiee; John NJ Clayton o. S. Senate; s a. Doug
lac o. 81 John Bell, u, s.; J. NJ, Mason, U s.; Gen
Iewis Cnss, u s.; Sam Houston, U. s.; +, j. Ruak,
s.; W. n. Seward, aud TO the members tho thirty
third COngrea9. March 20, ls55--57
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DENTISTRY.

4 GRUBB having returned to Lancaster and intends
% to remain permanently in this city, and havingre
cciycd instructions from an experienced Dentist from
the city of New York. and obtained knowledge ofthe
business respectfully tenders his professional
vices citizens of Lancaster and the public generally.
He is prepared to perform all operations upon the
renh such Extracting, Plugging, Filling, regulating
the Teeth treating spungy or deceased Gums, destroy
ing Nerves, removing Tartar, etc
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold Plate from to
full sot also Artificial Crowns set healthy roots
without pain, to answer all the purposes fmas-
tcaton.
Every operation in Dentistry essential to preserve
and beautfy tho Teeth, and give them healthy ac-
ton,and improve the BREATH health &faste performed
on moderate terms Ladies in the city county, will
be waited their respective places of residence, II
II be requested. No charges made or examination or
consultation at his Office.
oFFlCE-on the Northeast corner of the Public
Square, one door from Main street.
Lancaster, September %, ls54-2l
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CLOTHING EMPOKIURI.
Citizens ofIsasA.tss = persons from the Country
CEORGE H SMITH.

GEORGE IL. SMITH,
NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, OHIO
FINHE aisention of persons wanting clothing is
Mems, Boys and Chdren's. dc wishes it understood
that Of all sizes constantly keyt in AiS
tG5lisAmeRf, and that he has liked principles which
govern them. The clerks Instructed TO represent
truthfuly all articles sold by them, and II, after the
purchase, parties are not satisfied the garments may
be exchange, or the money will be cheeruily refund
ed. a partial list arrived:
Frock and Dress Goats.
BLACK, BLUE, BROWN, OLIVE, cLkREr AND MuLRERSY.
Single Breasted Business Coats.
DrvoHsHRE KERsEY, OXFORD MIXED, CLOTH, PLAID,
cAss, DRAR DoEsKIS, SILVER GRAY, CASHMERE AND
NOTIFIED. BLUE, FANCY and GRAY TWEEN. Also,
Black and Blue CLOTH SHORT sACS d PRoCKs.
OvereOats.
Blue and Brown srLTASA CLOTH FRocK OVRRCoATS;
Black. Blue, Brown q Olive Devonshire Kersey do;
Blue, Black, Grey Whitneyand Drab do;
's Pilot Cloth. some Extra Long, do;
Black, Blue aud Brown Cloth, superior. do;
Drab Embroidered Cloth sacs and Walking COATS.
Cl0aks.
| BLACK and Blue CLoTII-some Extra Fine.
REAL ENGLISH PILOT CLOTH;
Vestings.
Plain Black SATIN, Figured SILK and SATIN;
g SILK; Fancy SILK and SATIN;
Black CLOTH and Fauey CAsSlMERE;
| Black and Fancy VELVET;
Fancy Velvet and silk BALL VESTS.
PantalOOns.
Black and Fancy Colored DoEsKlN;
| - CASHMERE;
aud Buekskin do;
Devonshire Kersey and Oxford Mixed do;
Black, Blue and Fancy COlored SArlNET;
! FRENCH and AMERICAN C0TrONADE.
Furnishing Goods.
SILK, MERINo, ALL WOOL, Red Gray and White
| FLANNEL, and COTTON FLANNEL UNDER
| SHIRTS and DRAWERS Alb LINEN and COT
TON SHIFTS A fit guaranteed in all instances.
HALF HOSE-oakDey and shetland Wool, Merino
White and Gray Lambs Wool, English and German
Cotton, Withstand Coiored.
CLOVES Black, White and Coored Kid Gloves
Thread silk and Neapoltau Plush do;
Drab Buck GLOVES and GAUNTLETS,
CRAVATS-- Black Fancy Satin and silk Ctavats.
STOCKS AND TIES, of all iptions-impossibl'
TO enumerae.
Boys' and Childern's Clothing.
Black and colored Cloth Frocks;
Sacks;
Cassiniere re and Tweed Frocks and Sacks;
/, Black and COored OYercOatS;
MOttled. Gray aud Brown whitney Oyereoats;
Black, Blue and Brown Cloth Jackets.
VESTS Black Cloth. Black and Fancy silk Vests:
4. Tive sd and Colored Cashmere do.
PANTALoONS-Blac and Fancy CoOred Cassimcr
and Doeslin
Satinet, Tweed and Cottonade
Children's Black and COored Cloth Suits;
Cataways-spiendid
FURNISHING GOODS--Msrno Shirts, Cotton an
Cotton Flannel Drawers;
Muslin Shirts, Linen BOsoms, Collars " Wristband;
Cotton and Wool Half Hose; Cashmere Gloves;
/ Suspenders, Handkerhiefs Ties ard
? SILK, COTTON and GlNGHAM UMBRELLAS.
Lancaster, November ~, le5i.
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THEO RE TONG,
IN Sdgfer's Eep Block, betpccH The 7alilaadgs HOi
and SAGgefs Hotsi

IN SdgGer's Eep Block, betwceR The 9aiimadgs House
and SAeFGi'S Hotel,
90 SJust opened large and beautiful assOrt-
NnA I ment of READY MADE CLOTHING, to-
"a gether with choice selection of cloths. Cass-
III meres and Gesiings. All ofwhieh has been select
ed with great care aud with special reference TO the
wants and lasts ofthis community
His long experience in this branch of business Is
guarantee that mia stock embraces the choicest aud
terms thatho can soil at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PR
BES.
The public are respectfully requested to call and OK
anime hlsassOttmont He hus ON hand general us
sOrtmentOf
SUMMER WEAR,
And Is at all times prepared to accommodate his old
friends, either with excellent article Of Ready ad
Clothing, orto MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, out OF
the best material and by most accomplished workmeu,
any style Of garments, FOR MEN AND BOYS, in the
best und most fashionable manner, He Is confident, In
this respect, that he can give general satisfaction.
Hisass0rtmont embrucos general variety of
Linen Coats, Nestlpgs, Suspenders,
Dress do pantalOOns, Hosiery,
Sack do Crayats, UnderShirts,
Carpet-bags, together with all ohernrtlcos usually
kept In Genllemans Furnishing Store, nnd manuac-
turcd In the most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT Is ENTIRELY NEW;
Ithas been purchdsed ofwell- established houses In
the Eastern cities and wiH be parranted, TO be made OF
good material and In durable manner.
He respectfully invites his old customers and Others
To call nj his new establishment, whore he will at all
times be ready to wait upon them with ooops Al
THE LOWEST RATES, rJtest his promises, he asks an
examination ofh stock In trade and the siyo and quail
ity Ofhis manufacture Il. TONG,
Lancaster May 5, ls54.
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rnEEs ARM PLANTs TOR Sale.
FHEoLD SLOW and EAs IICINI.
Messrs. CInrke. WriCht s. co..

Messrs. Clarke, Wright 81 Co.,
TTAVE taken for number Of years, the Foundry
owned by John Arney, ESQ.,, situate upon COiHnl-
6us and BROAD Streets in The city of Lancaster, where
they arc determined to be on hand with all such arti-
cles in their line, MS the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARl0UR STOVES,
Mill Gearing, Machine CASTINGS aud
,~TEsN 7PIoUGHS, of various patterns, war
@AE&1zSsszz raUted superior article together with
all minor articles in the Foundry line.
CLARK E'S COrnstalk and Straw Cutter,
An articles superior 10 all Othors Of the kind in the
country, and one to which we invite the special alton
ton Of the Farmer. This machine for cutting shock
for high feeding latienng stock will from
80 to 10 per cent Corn Fodder, when cut is nearly
quite equal 10 hay for feeding either cattle horscs,
making an acre of well saved corn fodder worth two
acres Of the best grown hay In Ohio They calcu
lated for either hand or horse power. We are also
preparing 10 furnish 10 order
Nc cCOrmicll.N Ennnnr and Grnss CnIter and
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
DR Holm BULLIS
lNBRIGlV KING on RAII!I

Is the TENTH WONDER OF THE WORLD and the greatest
BLESSING ever offered to afflicted humanity; to tue suffering
nious the Doctor can say, relief is at your command
You faYe only to this magical REMEDY Al those
who stl suffer, and will not accept the proered Dan'
deserve not the pity Of their families.
This wonderful medicine, during the brief period since
It's introduction carried happiness TO the hearts OF
hou-ands and made life charm 10 many who heretofore
regarded only as painful and miserable existence
10 the winds with all liniments, Embrocations, PAIN
Killers, aud Pain Extraciors, and let millions OF g'ad
tongues proclaim the merits OF the great " American
King of Palnr preparation composed solely Of vegea
bles aud roots, produced by Americas own rich and
bOunteous soil.
indses OF what is and what Is not valuable family med
cine to do special favor by giving the King OF Pam
single trial aud If satisfactory exert their influence
In ts behalf recommend It, speak well aud often Of ",
and see that 1t is used by their afflicted neighbors The
Ladies' always charitable and when they induce their
lnisrinr friends to this really valuable medicine,
they will be doing act Of benevoence that they can
we'll be proud Of This is powerful and truly magical
-pey Tor all external diseases, sores sweings, burns,
%c an for many internal aflctiors Il cerain cure,
vet il Is perfectly harmless and incapable OF producing
the least Injurious effects in the most delicate cases or
tho weakest constitution.
Il is entirely useless to follow the old and out
system publishing to the pubic thousands OF certin-
Gates of wonders performed by this medicine IL costs
but twenty-five cents to try it and Dr. Buli stakes ms
weearned reputation on the King of Pain doing al! una
mere than he claims for IL.
We would ask. have you the rheumatism or Gout
these are not pleasant companions, and know that
,ou would like drive them away US soon as possible
then uss
"BULL's KING OF PAIN"
Would you be cured almost Immediately, Of D0We
Complaint DJ sentery, Summer Complaint, Choera Nor
bus tramp Collie Head Ache Tooth or any other ache
or pain, the remedy is simple and the cure certain
USE THE GREAT KING OF PAIN.
| Would you have your Sores, Swellngs, Cuts, Burns
scad ilruise or any other wounds healed, we repea
| It, use the
! MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would YOU be cured Of scald Head Still Joints, sor'
Throat Nenraa Sore breast, lumbaso letter or ltnt
Worm Salt Rheul Bites OF Poisonous Insects, ChappeI
Hands and all other Sores, either dry or running w
| aly again and again, YOUR REMEDY is Dr. john Bulls
| "KING OF PAIN"
Would you be cured of Kings Evil, Cancer, Tumors
Eruptons or any disease Of the Skin caused by impur
blood then nr John Bulls sarsaparilla internally
aud the King Of Pain externally, nothing can be NOR
certain than speedy and edectual cure.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
A CARD.

~ra,v-u,. TMPERFECT health has kept mo from
E.l 4 luy ofiee part of the time for some
lIIffYSrsS months, have gained my former
II strength and will not hereafter be abb
sent from my room during business hours
Filling Teeth receives my special attention, give
cerled guarantees for all my gold hllngs to be anec-
tive during tho lives of tho parties. am able amer
90 years attention 10 the Teeth to give every per-
son the most positive assurance thet they can save
every Tooth BY timely and frequent attention. - ;
OFFICE Ewing's Brick. on the Hill II. ; G0fT.
will hothave them extracted, have remedy that
seldom fails 20 give rehef Alec, Tooth Powders
Brushes. Sc n. SCOTT.
Lancaster, DeeemJsE c, lss<--3i
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
FRE EsEg ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
AT THE
CITY GROCERY STORE!
HENRY 4. GEBELEIN,

ENLNAN As Wf3h5a1a1HlAlFS
Oae Door East Of the HoeiEg HGiieg Bank, Soufh IL
AfafH Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
n ESPECTFULLY socils the attention ofhs friend,
Id, and eustOmers, and all that may want Groceries
and who Will be - kind as 20 give him acall, both from
the city and county y superior and complete stock
Of Groceries just received embracing in part the fol-
JAVA ard RIO COFFEE; Voting, Hyson,
Ss55a Black and Imperial TEAS; New Orleans Sugar,
gskfH Ioaf Cfltshed and Puyerized; Rice, Golden
s1s3 y syrup =. u. Syrup. s. H. Moasses, n. Orleans
do. Oranges Lemons, Raisians,. Figs, Prun. Almonds,
Pecons Fnbcrts, Coco Nuts aud Brazil Nuts, Dried Beef
Dried Tongues and Cucinnati Cured Hams, English
Dairy Cheese and w. r. Cream do.,; Spice, Cinnamon,
Cloves. Nutmegs, Mace, Alspice. Pepper and Ginger
sal Soda Cr Tartr SalRratas, Starch, Saltpeer Ext
Iogwood, Indigo, Madder, Alum, etc, etc.
Soap, Candies, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Wash Bords
Baskets. etc, etc.
line lot Of Chewing Tobacco, also Smoking do. and
Cigars; Wines aud Walkers Burton Pale Ale, gener
al stock ofNotlons, Toys, and great many other articles
NAV l. IsJ4. II. 4. GEBELElN.