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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Sc.

ND J..BLACK would cbll the attention Of his
Y a. fdonds and the public. generally, to the fine
stock Of FRuir and OaNANENTAb TREgs, SHuBs, VINES,
Dc, which he offers for sale the coalng Fan, at his
Nursery, three miles caste of Bremen.
His stock consists Of .4ppic, Pcar, (both standard and
dwarf,) QaiRce, Peach, PiWm, Apricot, ,Nrciariae and
Cherrg Tree: Grape Piaas, Currents, GQoScberries,
RespbcrrieS, Sc and orRGmsntai ltee5--aeeidGOUs
aud ErergrccR, 4
None but Ihc perg 5estlNits, and, woll-grown trees,
will be sent out from the Nursery; aud every variety
Is carraRi6i corroS', having been propaPaled by the
proprietor himself, or under his immediate direction.
No trouble nor expense has been Al nrod during the
last six ycarsin obtaining the best fruits in The coun.
try, aud u visit TO the Nursery, or an examination Of
the Catalogue, will show that he has one ofthe finest
collections of fruitin Central Ohio.
Orders from persons who hnd 1t tuconvenicnt to visit
the Nursery viii DO promptly attended to, IL address
ed tothc proprietor At RUSHViLlE, ONO,
Descriptive Catalogues Furnished gratis.
Tho following gentlemen are reCrrrcd to;--B. w,
CARLISLE, Greenfield township: CH,RtEs npusnAcu,
Esq, Lancaster, ohio; Da. NouRsE, Baltimore, Ohio;
Rev, $. NJ. BRt0ItT, do.
September 90, 1855. 20tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
T?assis777szs sGSsEE:sssSa EssEl 1T
4
ClNCINNATTI, WHINING TON AMI
EVANSVILLE RAIL ROAD,

Open g9Dnue @Ua9D0.
NN and after Monday, November 10, Trains will run
W US follows; (~Sundays oXeepted;)
First Train leaves Cincinnati nj o \. NJ, arriving OF
LancaStera ut II 80 A. NJ, and ut GAINESVILLE ate 10 =. NJ.
Returning, leaves GAINESVILLE at I 80 y. NJ. arriving
at Lancaster att IS =, NJ, at Cincinnati at l 20 A. NJ,
Second Train Leaves Cincinnati ut g. 30 =. NJ. arriving
at lancaster ats IS p NJ.
Returning loavcs Lancaster at 10 \. II. arriving
nj Cincinnati ut 10 IS A.. N.
Trains stop for passengers at all intermediate points
and connect withtrains on Little Miami Road for CO.
lumbus, Dayton, HillsborOugh and Chilllcothe.
Stage lines connect Mt Circleyille for Chillicothe
aud Columbus, at Lancaster for Logan, Neisonville'
Athens, and Pomcroy,
For Utherin rnation and Tickets, apply at Ticket OF
dee, cornoro Of Broadway and Front streets, and at the
Little Miami Depot, orto the Station Agents on the line
J. Nc. l.. S~TAUGHTON,
Engineer and superintendent.
II PThe Company will not 10 responsible for bag
gngo exceeding Sj0in value, unless the same DO re
turned to the Conductor or Agent, and freight paid II
the rate ola passage for every $500 in value above tina
amount. Novombr 10, 1855.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
HARDWARE At GREAT RARoAINsM
Cheaper than ever before Offered
Lancaster
10 In EEEING z

HAS latsly purchased from ?. Bope his interest in
the Hardware business, and in addition to his al
read! large stock, is now daily receiving, direct from
the Manufacturers and Importers, Il large purchase OF
now goods, which will make his stock of Hardware one
Of thp most extensive to be found in this market. His
facilities for purchasing aud arrangements with Manu-
facturers, which are cquat 10 any, will enable him to
offer oil Icscriptiong Gf Hardware, at tOoer prices than
any other estdbHshm6nt. The attention Of FARMERS
and MECnA Mrs Is invited to the extraordinary induce
ncntS now held out 10 them In tho way of great bar
gaius-fully satisfied that IL they consult their own in
tcrest they will DC &c rtain 10 call aud examine his pri-
ces before purchasing elsewhere. By close attention
tn business, and by constantly Keeping on hard It fun
to secure alarge share cfthe patronage 0ftbe Farmer,
and Mechanics Ofthe cOuhty3
Anril 90, lEJl.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
BREAD! BREADa BREADTH
rsErlsY

EETOULD respectfully announce to the cliznns Of
wv Lancaster Il vicinity, that hc has commenced the
Bread, Light JtUsk * CraCisnr Batting
IN connection with his former baking, &is now prepared
go FURNISH PARALLELS r.
with every thing in tho above Lille. Having in his en-.
ploy the best of bakers, he feels confident that he can
please MI who may favor him with n call.
N-FCUll atlus Store on Main Street, and ais I hif
akc-lIouse corner Of Columbus q Mulberry ceiS
Lancaster, July II, 1864. 81
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
RAIL ROAD CARS ARE IN
NJ sgIALLEv,

VJASIust received his SPRING and SUMMER
y ply ofHATS d 4 athis old stand, oPpositch
Ydilnabgs House, Main Street. Lancaster, Ohio. Hi
stock has boon selected with care and embrace
EEs Every variety ot Hats 81 Gaps, szzrn
LII including White Beaver, MOlskln, Mol SssZ
- and China and Pedal Straw and Leghorn ~
Hats; Mon, Boys and Chlldrcns Palm Loaf, from 12tS to
.37h.-Also Q nand Boys Furand Wool.Kossuth Hats,
Boys and Childrens Fancy Hats, which win be sold III
the lowest prices. Leghorn Hats washed aud bleachet
NJ the shortest notice. IEFDon't forget the place.
p9May5, 1854. NJ. SMALLEY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
MERCHANT TATLoRs

AZ =. .SIEa ENGER q TROUT,
M EFAVE removed their Clothing EstablishmeaR
49, d 10 the 1aHmGdgs Block, first door East Jy
Rhtts q Latd's Hdrd~ars Store, where they are OPEN
SUMMER GOODS, and are now manufacturing every
variety ofSPring aud Summer Wear, which they will
sell as low as the same quality of goods and word cns
be purchased at amy other establishment in the city,.
Their clothing Is manufactured under their own super.
vision, andis consequently superior 10 that which Is
bought from other places. They have also on hand, a
beautiful UGrietyg Cloths, Cassimeres, VestiRgsi &e.r
which they are prepared to manufacture TO order. They
have in their employ the best of workmcn and are at
all times prepared to make the best fits in the latess
styles. .RHtheir 1Ork WiH be ncrrdRted..
The public are respectfully solicited to call and ex-
amino their stock, and while thankful for the liberaF
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old Gus
TONERS and all others that they will labor to give gem
eral satisfaction both in the quality and price of their
goods and work. SPRINGER TROUT,
lOMcisteI .Anrii3, 1854
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

n lions ofihis new aud popular Institution for the
lifusion Of Litsritnre aud Art, have been made on
The most extensive scale.
Among tho works already engaged, is the far famed
which oringlnaffy cost Ten Thousand Dollars
In forming the new COLLECTION. the diffusion ofworks
Of American A n, md the encouragement of American
genius, have notbecn overlooked; Commlssionshaye
boen issled IN many Of the most distinguished Ameri-
can Artists, Who viii contribute some OF their finest
productions. Among them ure rec Marble Basts, eN-
secuted by the grcatcst living sculptor, Hiram Powers.
George Warrington ;the Father of his country.
Ucnjamin Franklin, the Philosopher;
Dlmiel webster; the Statesman.
A Especial aeenthas visited Europe aud made careful
and judicious selections Of foreign works of Art, both
In Bronze aud Marble; Statuary aud Choice Paintings.
The whale forming q large and valuable collection
Of Paintings aud S%tntInry. to be distributed FREE n
mong the members Of the Association for the end Year.
TaRAs oF MRSNrRsnir'--Tha payment ofIhree Dol
lars constitutes any one II member Of this Association,
and entities him To other one 0ftheM Magazines for one
year, and also n ticketi In the distribution Of the Sta
tiary ana Paintings. t .H
The Literature issued to subscribers consists Of the
following Monthly Magazines: Hnrper's, Putnam's,
Knickerboeker. Black woods, Household Words,
Gralnm's. aud G0dsy's Lady's book.
Persons taking Ave memberships are entitled to any
i've Ofthe Magazines for one year, and to sir tfe5ots
In IN 5distributlon. The net proceeds derived from
the sale Of memberships arc devoted TO the purchase
Ut Arts for tho ensuing year.
ADVANTAGES SECURED by becoming n
| member Ofthis Association, are
LIST. All persons receive the full rdlHe Of their sub
~seriPtiOM at the start, In thu shape Of sterling Nigga
zinc Lite nature. rH-
81. Each number Is contributing towards putchas-
ing choice Works of ri, which are to be distributed
among themselves. aud are at tho Same time cncour-
aging tho Artists OF the country, disbursiig thousands
| Of dollars through ~ agency, ,.4.g
Persons In remihfa6 funds FOR membership, will
please give their post Office address IN ran, stating the
month they wish the Magazine to commence, and have
tho letter registered 1.-THE Post 0hice to prevent loss;
on ia receipt n certificate of membership, together
with the Magazine desired, will bc forwarded TO any
part Of the country.
Those who purchase magazines at bookstores, will
observe that by Joining this Association, they reeairt
The Magazine and free iiefni in thr annual distrib alton
all at tho same price they now pay for the Magazine
alone. For Membership address,
G.. T.. DERBY, Actuary c. A, A.,
At either Of the principal ofices-'K nickerboekel
Magazine" office, 3ts broadway. New Yori; or West
crn ONCE, 1866 Water street., SIhdusky y, ohio.
Subscription received by v. NJ GEISWoLD,
Nov. 2g-agtf Hon. See, for Lancaster, Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
TIN SHOP AyOUNDWY WATERPROOF
Jnules NJ NYannnly

JnUleS NlCNINllnnly
TEAvING established himself In the manufacturing
Of TIN, COPPER aud SaEET-IRoN WAR; In
Gissg's Building, ono Door West ofths Hooking VALLEY
Rank, Is prepared TO furnish the people Of this county
with every thing that may he needed In his line. lie
Keeps on hand every variety OF COOKING and HEAT
ING STOVES for WooD and COAL, consisting In part
of the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen,
Triumph, Buck, Presidents aud Preference for Wood
and Black Diamond for Coal. Also Ploughs, Plough
Shares, Sugar Kettles 81 Hollow-ware. All Of the above
articles win be sold as low rs can be bought elscwhore.
He invites citizens generally to call and examine his
stock. McMANAMY.
N. B. Housc-spouting & lobbing done upon short no:
hce. Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Iron taken in OK.
change for any otthe above articles, J Nc.
lancaster, may l.. 1854
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
CLOTHING.

which he will SELL AS Low as the same ouolitv q,
Goods and work can be purchased at any other estab-
nshment. His Clothing is manufactured under his
own supervision, and is consequently superior to that
The public are respectfully solicited to call and ex-
anime his Steck;-and while thankful for the liberal
patronage he has enjoyed, he assures his old custo.
mers and othors, that he will labor to give general
satisfaction both in the quality and price ofhis goods
and work. b. M, THOMPSON.
Amanda, October e5, 1855. 9Su
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
r1-Rear Admiral. the Hon. w: PERCY

EH-Rear Admiral, the EIou. w: Percy,
lied in London on the 9Th Of October
In 1914, early in The spring. he was ap-
pointed to the commanl of the Hermes,
p guns, whiuh vessel. after having 90 men
killed AMI 81 wounded, in an unsuccess-
full attack on Fort Boyer, Mobile. was set
m FIRE and destroyed, to prevent her fall
ing into the hands of the Americans, in
September Of that year. Capt. Percy had
IN Ter orders NJ that time. besides his own
ship, the, Canon. %. and Sophie aud Chill
lers, of 10 eag,I.. He was honorably ac-
quilted Of all blame in the loss of the
tiermes, by Court Martial. +,
IfABIrs.-Like tile flakes of snow that
fall unperceived upon the earth, the seem
ingly unimportaht events Of life succeed
me another, As the gathers to-
Iether, so are our habits formed. No sin
g!e fake that's added othe pile produces
a sensible change. No single action ere
ates. howrverE may exhi6ita mans char
actcr: hui MS the tempest hurls the avail
ancae down the mountain, and over
whelms the i~nbabitant ep1 his habitatioI
so passion. aciins upon the elements o
mischief Which, paraicious habits hav'
brought together by imperceptible accum
%ulation, may overthrow the ediiice oftruil
and virtue. y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

E1-Polititians are like lions in a menae.
ere, constantly stirred up. that the
crowd may see their size and hear them
roar. - ~ 's
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
nurry nnd Cnrringe nInkcrs

VETiLL find, at the Mem Hard0are S'ore, opposite
Wv the 7aiAmddge H0use, one Ofthe largest aud best
selected stock ever opened IN this mar
kct. Consisting in Part of
100 Pieces Enaml'd Duck and Canvass,
u Z" " Fancy colored do.
80 all Wool and union Damasks
30 Hides putcut aud Enam'ld Leather,
Brass aud Silver Plated iands, TOP PropB,
Stump Joints, Laces, Spring. A Nols, etc.
LANCASTER. April 90, lsJI JOHN EPPINGER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
N[Sav, tbo Hartford Courant;-

Ns-Says the Hartford Conrsnt;-"A
case has come to light within n few days,
of a young merchant of this city, whose
business prospects were uacomonly brighii
who was connected with most highly re-
spectacle families in this city; who had
as fair a start in lie as mortal ever got
who has been proved guilty, not only o.
loosins all he was worth, aud money that
Justly belonged to his creditorsi at the
gameing tables; but who has forged notes
10 the amount of some thousands of dol.
lars to conceal such losses-forging the
names of lis father and0ather in.law, IS
Signer or cndurser, and patting them of
through the banks, banhing-houses and
note buyers
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
UNIVERSITY FAMILY REmEDIE s.

UNIVERSITY FAMILY KEuEDI ES.
ISSUED under the seal, sanction and authority OF
II. the University of MEDICINE and Popular
knowledge. Chartered by the State ofPennsylvania,
April29. 1853, with a capital Of Sl00, 900 mainly for tho
purpose of harvesting the evils Of SPURIoUS NOS
IRUMS, also for supplying the community with rolia-
bic remedies wherever n competent physician cannot
or will not be employed, have purchased from Or.
JOHN X. ROWLAND. his celebrated ROwand's
TOnic MiXtRre, known for tive nty .nve years rs
The onlysure and safe cure for EVE and AGUEr
&c., and his inestinable remedy for BOWEL COM
PLlNTS, Rowands's compound Syrup Of Blackberry
Root, which highly approved and popular Remedies.
together with the University's Remedy for complaints
Of tho Lungs. The University's Remedy for Dyspep.
STA or Indigestion. The University's Remedy for Cos
tive Bowels. Also the University's Almanac may be
had pt the Branch. Dispensary, or Store of ,g
S. berry, Bremen, Fairfield County o.
B. CONNELL, City Book Store, Lancaster.
IMay31, 1s55-12m3 M. q. KREIDER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
AYER,S PILLS,

GooD MRDIGlNES.-iti s estimated that AIEs's
llERgY PSfToRAL AND CArHAVTlo Pills have done
more 10 promote tke pNJlio health, than any ether
Rne cause, There can be OaleStign tActlhe Cherry
Feetorllhas by It's thousand on thousand cures OF
Colds Coughs, hshaia, Group, inIuehza, Brohehitis
&c, very nNeh reduced the proportion otdoaihs from
eohsumntive disoasestnr this country. The Pills are
asgood asfthe FectogI tad will cure more COM
plants.
Every body need more or less purging. Purge the
blood fromttsimpUrities. Purge the bowels, Liver
and tho whole visecral system from obstrnctions.T-
Purge out the diseases which fasIen on the body, to
work It's decay. Butrord diseases we should die only
of old age. Fake antidotes early and thrust II from
the system. bGfsresil is yet too strong 10 yieid.
Ayers Pills 30 thrust out disease, not only while II
Is weak but when At has taken . strong Hold. Read
the astounding Observation-Disclosures who haye been eur
ed by them from dreadful S~erofu{a, propsy, ulcFys,
skin Diseases. rheumatism. Neuralgia. Dyspepsia,
Internal Pains, Bilious Complaints, Heartburn, Heat
ache. Gout, and many ics5 dangerous but still threat
ening ailments, such as liHiples on the face, Worms,
Nervous Irritability, Loss Of appetite, Irregularities
D~izziEcssi IN the head, Colds, Fevcrs, Dyseutery, and
indeed every variety of complaints for Mhicha Par
Fpntive Remedy is required. ,
These are no random statements, butlre aulhenti'
Gated by your own neighboTs andYour own Physl'
lciaIs.
Try them once, and you wiilheyeFbe without them
PsiccCS cents per BOS--5- Foxes for 81 co.
Prepared by DR.. J. {. AYER, Chemist, Lowell, Ms.
and soldby +. Eckstein, Cincinnati; kaufman & Co.
and n. 2. kreidar, Lancaster; G. r. Hamlip Oakland;
L. Kalb. Rushyllle aud By all Dealers in Medicine ev
cry whore. ScptemherG, 1tJ5-2n is.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
HOUSE GUILDMns DEpOT.

ToIIN EFFINGER would invite the attention Of Cer
y PeRters and House Bgitjers 10 his large stock al
House building materials. They will find constantly
on hand the hes! Juuinia Nails, Spikes and Hrad-;
The most approved Door Locks and Latchez;
Window Glass and Sash OF all sizes;
Conckim aud Woods Pure White lead aud on;
Door aud Blind y Is, Shop Hinges, Bults. ulc.
Those about building will be- certain 20 save money
by examining my prices before Purchasing elsewhere
April &c. 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
MEDICINE AND VARIETY STORE.
DIR. N. q. SIIAW

HTASr removed his Office one square South of the
4 residence of DR.. James White, on Broadway.
who're he tenders his professional services ef Lancns-
ter and vicinity. Novembo 3, 1aj5-21tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

Every purchaser OF the splendid large Idthog raphic
Engraving. will receive n Certificate Of Membership
emitting them 20 o chance in the above list Of valua.
bic and costly Gifts fortho People. The Engruvings
can be sentJy mail without being damaged 10 any
part ofthe country. |
VrPFirst Come First Serycd-sN
Persons wishing 90 act as Agents for us Will please
send q recommendation signed Ly the Postmaster or
some other influential and well known person in the
place where they reside.
To those persons who have been 0ctirens Aecntsfo for
us in our former Distribution, thisi is rot required.
All orders wiihthe money enclosed, free ofpostagc
will meet with prompt attention.
" Tiao rder to PTcocHt %mistatos, orcntS GuF others
Transmitting money 70 ms @{H please haze il sealed IN
lt6ePreseRce If TIE Postmaster, ard tie amount enter.
| ed o hthe Eag bin,
We prepay all our letters, circulars. &C., to oul
ageHisa md correspondents, and cxPect them to 90 ,h(
same with us.
IT PAgents wanted In every town. whom wc viii
furnish with posters. circulars. schedules. instructions
&c. on APPLICATION at our office, or bv mail post paid
For further particulars see descriptive bills, Sc, 0
enquire al office, No. ., W~alcutt's Block. Town Street
Columbus, Ohio. BURNEIL q %. Proprietors
JOHN il. SHELTER, Agent for Lancaster
March 2, lSJJ-il
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THE GREAT HARDWARE STORE.
sisfQsY NOs 90, Main street, la DAG
SIGN OF THE PkDuLo0E,AN MILL SAW.
7WE1TTE 4 nNTTA


N calling III atienUoRafue public to their new,ad-
a vertisom6nt, would embrace tho opportunity ofre
iurnlRg their thanks 10 their old friends and The public
generally FOR their very liberal patronage IN time past,
and would most Fespeetiully solicitc b continuance of
the same, ne hey ar0 d~e'ermincd "a spare no effort TO
make ltboth pleasant and profitable 10 any and all per.
sons wishing 10 purchase Hardware of any description
OF them. Feeling satisfied with their exherienee In tie
business and means Of keeping up a large stock, that
they can Offer greater Inducements 10 the public than
gag other establishment in the city Or U~ieiRitBa They are
well aware OF the necessity OF small establishments
making up In blowing and putting what they lack in ma
ny other particulars, they wish therefore TO avoid any
thing orthat kind, and are satisfied after receiving thefr
entire new stock, which Is now arriving daily that a look
through their erieaSiUo Establishment will satisfy any
one thatthe Great Har9sire Store Ia the place 10 find
what they want and ALLOW prices. Their stock will con
sistin part as follows:
Pittsburg Juniata Nails, SPikes& Rrads
CARPENTERS and Builders will please take notice
that the new firm of WHITE d Alta will sell
none but the best Jdniata Nails. All Mills sold by us
WILDE warranted. We have now inland,
$50 Kegs Nails, Spikes and Brads, &
$50 Boxes6yl0, l0Xi9 and lOxI4 City Glass.
600 Kegs VIM. Wood 81 Cos Pune White Lead,
10 Barrels Linseed Oil, a
2 Barrels ofPpt.y.
lnHdCttion TO the above We have 2 very large stock OF
Bntiiirg HerdDare Of eyry description, which viii bo
sold cheaper than ever. RHITE& LkFIA
Lancaster, April ~, 1854.
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COSMOPOLITAN
AIT Assoc IATI0N
SECOND YEAR,

A RRANGEMENrSf for the second Annual co'lec-
lions Ofthis new and popular Institution for the
ILLUSION of Literature aud Art, have been made on
he most extensive scale.
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IN GIFTS Fol TIE PEOPLEl
HAp1rnr rrrv ART-rNION-

ONO.
TAURNELL & CO.'S. SECOND GREAT GIFT nIS
S T~RIBUTION. The proprieiors tax greatpleas
uro In announcing to The citszens otthe Union, that in
consequence Of the great satisfaction munifested by
the t.eket-holders ofthcir first great Distribution. and
The maMy thousand olicitgtuusfrom all IUrts Of the
country, Il rclation to whether they inteLd getting
M anoiher Distributionor Gilts for the people, they
have after an immense outlay, been enabled 70 offer
To thoiT thousands Of patrons the following velu0-
BILE. magnificent, and Unprecedented BRILLIANT
SCHEME. to be distributed as soon as the 800 COO
Beautiful Engravings 0fthc Carroll Of ONO are dis.
,ribUted among their Patrons. The price of the En-
craving is but One Dollar, aud asa parlcrornamentit
Read aitcntiveiy the following list Of bcsuilfuIand
costly Gifts, which will be sa,lsfuctorll! distributedby
acommittee often.selected one from each state where
thelprgest number Of sghscrieers aLG 3bi&ired;
FARMlN THESTATE + lNDlANA $1,000 Q
] do IN OHIO 5000
10 do COO
inmbps. Ohio s.5oO
do do do do $50
! Beautiful residence in the topHOfMonnt
/ Two-S,ory Brick Building in chinicOthe $500
] Brick Cottage and Lotin Columbus 3,0o0
Fame "o do DO do S,s6S
/ Handsome Country Residcneein sego,
splendid building lots in Columbus, ct
10 GS % do sl,5CO 1900
do do Cleveland 600
Grand Action Plany ,Chickeriug's) 1870
l Gold Watch. set with Diamonds l,GCO
5 Gold Watches. at S5to each $500
10 Rosewood Pianos, at $50 5000
10 do do at 40 1900
10 60 do at $50 3,COO
so Gold Watches, at $50 $3.50
leo do at 100 IO,0O0
100 do at IS T,5G0
100 do at 10 4,GOG
900 Silver do at 90 6.OGO
SEQ do do at 10 1860
1000 ladies' Cola Breast Pins, az 81 900
2GO do Brocha Shawls, at S25 5,GGG
SEQ do SILK Dress Patterns, at $50 IO,UCC
5000 Gold Pencils, at So $500
rocco Geld Pens, with silver Cases, al SO aOOCC
10000 Gold Rings, at 81 ,50egch 10000
1904 do al LEO each 1908
Every purchaser OF the suIcndid larre Litioy rarbif
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. NJ. Observation-Disclosures Tailor,
AMANDA, OHIO,

Has just opened q beautiful assortment Of 3
Cloths, CassI1laeres and Vestings,
All of which has been selected with great care, and
with special reference 10 the wants and taste OF this
community and which he isprepared to manufacture
to order--and Is prepared to make the best FITS In the
latest style IT his work will be warranted!
He is also now manufacturing every variety Of