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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14

GREAT CURE or RHEUMATISM IN CINcIH
NATl, OHI0.-CONVlNCING EVIDENCB.-For
more than three years I have been suffering with rheu-
mattsm and dlargenent and pain or The bones and
joints have strictly followed the advice Of physi-
clans, and at other ilmas used such family medicines
rs bad been r~eeoDHended for the cure OF rheumatisin;
still ] did notlmprdve In tho least, and was frequent
ly compelled TO keep my bed, and thereby was pre-
vented from attending to my business. Some weeks
ago | was induced by a friend 10 try CaTter's spanish
MIXTURE. The effect was mifhcul0us. felt consider
ably improved after 1 bud taken the fourth dose; l
have oniy used one single bottle, and am entirely free
from all pain. l fa0i better than 1 h1ve felt for years
aud attribute MY completely restored health solely
70 the use Of Carriers Spanish Mixture. l sonsider II
a most excellent medicine for rheumatism and all dis
eAses Of tho blood, aud cheerfully reeommend II to the
afflicted. ID. BUaRITT, Southeast corner Fourth
and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, March II, less
Sold by kAUFFMAN e. Co., lancaster, and all
d callers In Medicines t Feb 7-im40
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
Prof. .. J. Woods Hair Restorative
FOR PRODUCING HAIR ON BALD HEADS. n
Restoring Gray Hair OGlD Original Cs.er.

v astonishing and un6qualled preparation
Heads, when used according TO the directions, and
turn Hair back 60 Its original color, after having be-
come gray, and %reinatatc II IN all lis original health,
'lustre, snflness aud beauty. IL removes at once all
'senri, %dandrnn, aud unploasantitchlny %scrOfula, ernp-
tons aud fsyerish heat from tho scalp. II also pre-
vents the hair from becomiag unhealthy aud fahing
OF, q hence acts Ms a perfect Hair IEoig0ratOr q TORie.
We annex a fow certificates to corroSorate our as
%sortlons:
PRoP. WoOp, Dear Sir-My hair had for several years
beoa becoming permanently gray, accompanied by 3
h%arahness which rendered the constant application of
oil necessary 10 In dressing u. When | commenced
using your hair restorative, about two months ago, II
was In that conditions, aud having continued is use
I'll wilhin the laattareo woeas, thas turned to Its ma
tnral color, and assumed u lustre mud softness greatly
Ia DO preferred 10 those produced by the application
Of oils OF any oiher preparation have ever used. !
regard II 10 an indispensable article for eyery lady,s
toilet, whrtAer 10 10 used MS u hair restorative, or for
the simple purpose OF dressing or Identifying tho hair,
You have permission 10 refer to me all who entertain
any doubt Of Us performing all thnt Is claimed for II.
MRS. o, sYMoNDS, la Third street.
Cincinnati, Ohio, February 10th, 1854.
VIHcESsEs, Indiana, Juno TO, 1853.
Prot o.J. Wood, Dear sir--As you are about to
extensively and vehd yor recently disco
vorrd huir restorutiye,I Will state for wlomsoeyer II
may concern, that | have for several years been IN tho
habit Of using other hair rosloratives, and that | find
yours vastly superior to any othor know. II entire
~ cleanses the head from dandruf, aud one months
propcr use viii restore any PERSONS hair to the origin.
al y~outhtul color and texture, giving II u healthy, sofl
and glossy appearance, aud all this without discolor-
Ing the hands that apply H., or the drass on which Il
drops | would Therefore recommend Its use TO every
one deslronsp f having n line color and texture Of hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
GARDINER, Maino, guno "a, 1884.
My Dear, Dear Sir--I have used two bottles Of Pro-
fessor Moods Hair Restorative, and can truly say II
Is the greatest discovery Of the ase for restoring and
changing tho hale. Before using Il | wins as gray US a
man Of seyenty. MY hair has now attained liz origin
81 solor. You eau recommend u To the world without
tho least fear, as my ease was one Of tho worst kind.
Yours, ID. N. MURPHY.
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HoaE-The most friendIess of human
beiugs has a country which he sdmires and
exsols, aud which he would. under the
same circumstances. prefer 70 all othors un-
der heaven. Tempt him with the fairest
face Of mature, place him by living waters
under shadowy trees Of Lebanon, open to
his visw all the gorgeous sllurements Of
tbe supniest climates, he win love the
rocks aed deserts Of his childhood better
thanall these. and thou canst not bribe his
soulto forgetthe land Of his nativity.--Sid
neg Smith.
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JOHN WORK,
wHoLEsAtE AID RETAIL DEALER IN p
COPPER, TIN & SHEET.IRCN WAR

wHoLE9ALE AID RETAIL DEALER in s
COPPER, TIN & SHEET-IRCN WARE,
yhaiH street, nearly opposite tAs Tdilmadgs House,
A GAIN takes pleasure In calling the attention ofhIs
n, customers and country merchants generally to
inc largest stock OF Copper, Tin and Sheet-1r6h manu-
~fnctures ever brought to this market. He takes great
pains q keep constantly ON hand a large variety OF
every thing that can possibly be wanted IN his line, and
natteTs himseif that from his long experience in the
Pin and Sheet-IrOn Busihess,
he w!llbe able TO give full satisfaction to all who NAV
iayo- him with their work. Having a practical knowf-
edge of the business, his selections arc made with 4
view todurability, style and c~heapness.
Manufactured to Order.
lie also keepsin his employ some Of the best work
tho very best material, is enabled TO manufacture 10
order anything and every thing desirable in his line,
Ines good style and. on as fair terms as can anywhere
DO had.
All kinds of Stoves, SC.
Never In the history OF Lancaster was there an estab-
hshmop that kept on hand a larger aud more complete
assors,. - otstoves, OF all kinds and varieties. He IL
also prepared with alarge number Of Fire Crates, and
forthc accommodation OF his customers Keeps on hand
alATge quantity OF Firs Brick, manufactured express
iy with IA 70 putting up Crates, &c.
| In hne, any and everything needed in his line car. be
secured by giving HIM call and at prices as reason
able as can BIO obtained In auy. other establishments In
me state. lnasmuch as his present stock Is greatly
superiorto his former in quantity, quality, variety and
cheapness, he feels confident that persons giving him
aeall will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied,
He also keeps constantly on hand
NAzSS-se a large Stock Of Steel Pl0wsl
.sn-sNz- OF Cincinnati and 6ircleville man
1EasaG1&sU u~facture.
Lancaster, March q. lg55AA
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HARDWARE Al GREAT RARaAINsln
Cheaper than ever before offered In
lancaster.
10 HIN g r

MAS lately purchased from P, Bope his interest IN
the Hardware business, and In addition TO bis al
ready large stock, Is now daily receiving, direct ron
the JMahgJaStarerf and ImPortersi \ large purchase OF
new goods, which will make his stock OF HardNa re one
ofthe most extensive 10 be found In this market. His
taeilitiesf for purchasing aud arrangements wlth manu-
f~acturers, which are equal to any, Will ensoie him 70
oaer all descriptions or Hardware at ioesr Priess tAon
any ofksr sstastishsent. The attention OF farmers
and MEen1NIos Is Invited 70 tho extraordinary induce
merts now held out 10 them In the way OF great bar-
tefest they will be certain TO call and examine his pm
ees before purchasing elsewhere. By close attention
to business, and by constantly Keeping % hand Iull
and complete assortment ana the best goods, he hopes
to secure a large share ofthe patronage ofthe Faruerr
and Mechanics ofthe county.
Anil Of 1874
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FRESH ARRIVAL or GROCERIES
AT II
CITY ROcER STORE!
ITENRY =,

onsb Door East Of tie ReekiHg YaAsy Bank, sOMtA i'd
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
Ep E~SPECTFULLY soliGitsthe attention ofhis friends
81 a. andcustomers, and all tnat may want Groceries
and who Will be SO kind rs to give him q cal, both from
the city and country, TO my superior and complete stock
OF Groeeries; just received, embracing In part the fol-
lowing articles;
$500 Black and Imperial TEAS New Orleans Sugar,
E4EE Loaf, Crushed and PulYerized; Rice, Golden
Hp2HsA5yTgp, s. II. Syrup, y. H.'Molasses, N. Orleans
dos, Oranges, Lemons, Raisians,, Figs, Pruin, Almonds,
Peeons, Filberts, Coco Nuts and Brazil Nuts, Dried Beef,
Dried Tongues and Cincinnati Cured Hams, EDglish
Dairy Cheese and w. r. CreaaI do:.i Spicdi Cinnamon,
Sal soda, Or. Tartar. s~aiaratss, Starch, s~aitpoter, Ext.
Logwood, Indigo, Nader, Alum, ETC., etei
Soap, Candles, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Wash Bords,
Baskets, etc., etc. a4tH EAe tFe.h Fl&t
a nnel lot OF Chewing Tohpcee, also Smoking do. and
Cigars; Wines and Walkers Burton Pale Ale, a gener-
al stock oI Motions, Toys, and great many other articles
MAY J., 1854. II. A. G~EnELEtN.
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LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and nOtdue .9176,0sa AZ

The Etna Insurance Company presents It's patrons
the very satisfactory condition, Of a large increase in
Cash Assets, for the further security Of their policies
all our investments being placed at the minimum mar
ket value, at the present time Of some depression In
the standard Of same. They are other prime dividend
paying stocks, or good; valuable and clean Investments.
basis on which the Assets have been valued, being Gold
at Interest. Besides this solidiiy, the Company calls
attention TO the strength and security II derlves from il
combined system of Agencies, through It's agents hay
ing the means OF presenting a united phalRnx Of e1Pe-
.perisnesd Uaisr1riterS which has worked for Thirty
seven ycnrs, the happiesl fosults 70 stock holders, md
claimants foY lssses--and onabies II to enter the ycHI
1856 with creator prestige for future usefulness thar
has YET becn reaehsl ny any really ysetionas hsuraucs
and n. VAN TRUMP, Agent.
Lancaster, january "a. lsse--lm3S
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Liver CompIaint and Dyspepsia.

CovtNnToy, Ohio, December az, 1653.- THOMAS
LATGHFoRp saysi "My wife has been affected with
the Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia for q number OF
years, during which time ! have spent great deal for
d%Ootoring, bnt she received very little benefit thero-
from and finally the doctors said she could not be
cured. Last spring she concluded to try. Hoofand's
0ernaH Bittens; she took two bottles, and ever since
taking them she his been able 10 attend 10 business.
| have Aold quite n number o! bOttlcs through her re-
comtlondntion, and as far rs J can learn, II has given
satisfaction to ail.n SEQ advertisement.
Sold by KAUFMAN Il CO., Druggists, Lancas-
ter, Ohio, and by nii Druggists general1y.--2w4O
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LOVE AT FrRsT SraHr.--We made men,
ton some time since. Of the existence in
our city Of q matrimonial office. Yester-
day, by the agency of the institution, a
couple were married, who, until frteer
minutes previous TO the performance Of the
ceremony that made the two one, had new
ey seen each other.--Dstroit Free Pres.
We venture to say that the next local
item the Free Press has to record in this
connection viii be in application for di.
yorce by one of the parties. These ma.ri.
monal Offices are but the seod-time Of a
rich harvest for the lawyers and scandal.
mongers.--Zan. Cour.
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sEBAsropoL JUST TAKEN.

EGNHE Subscribers have now got their New FIGURING
Mil in full operation and Will purchase. all the
market price In cash, at all times whom delivered at
their Mil. We will also do custom work for the far
mors whom grists OF 10 bushels and upwards, every
thing less we willgi -four In exchange. We wish to
do home trade and will deliver -four BY the Barrel
TO avery part OF the city free OF drayRge-if the -four
does notprove good returptho same and we will rem
der satisfaction. SNYDER & KFNMON.
Opposite Geo. Ring's WOODEN Factory.
Lancaster. Ohio, august 80, lsj5-I7m
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R4anfastsr Ga1tttf.
1TTY OF LANCASTER
assa..I Meralns aea. n. Isae.

-
FeMAIE EDgc1rIoS.-I have observed
that mos, ladies who have had what is con-
kiderei AS an education. have nd idea of
an education progressive through life
Having attained d certain measure of &C
romplshmsnts. knowledge. manners. ETC.,
they Sonsider themselves as made up. and
90 take their staion-they are pictures,
Which. being quite 6nished. are now put
10 frame-a giIded one il possible-and
hung up in permanence of beaulyl-per-
msaeaee, that is TO say, ill old Time.with
his rude and dirty fingers, soilstbe charm
ing colors.+Foster.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
N
EARM q AYaE.

II WILL Eli a. private sale The Real Estate Of o.
p. TONG. II not sold at public sale between now
and spring, & will be sold at public sale Of which due
The properly consists Of the following described
Lotsand Tracts OF Land ,to,wtt:- 49,
Tx nnprOved Lots in tho Town OeCur-
fot,-3on the Ohio Canal with n LARGE WARE
HOUSE, with large Dwelling Houses, the others
with smaller improvements.
o. 10 40 vacant Lots In different parts ofCar-
roll. The Parm contains about 23O ACHES and
| will DO sold shtire, or in the following pareelsto suit
1t wetpvecn TO II AcrCs North o. The
Ohio Canal. 90 Acres OF which Is cleared, the balance
PoMnd. Ncnr ieO Acres on tho South side OF the
I Ohio Canal, East Of Carroll, about 30 acres cleared
heothsr good Tiinoer Land, all enclosed.
3rd. One TrncC of about 1876 hcResS situate
ON the South Of the Ohio and Hooking Canals, on
| which isa never failing stream OF water, with a fall
Iof from 94t 25 feet, easy Improvement, being one
ofthe bes.siehts for a mill in Fairfield this
tract has on tia House, barn q allotherconVeniences.
Also, ono othertract containing 4or5 aeTesbetween
the State Road and JudgeRadebaugh's MiilTract.
Terms.--one-third In hand ,the balanced two equal
annuaipayments with interest from date:
II. b. TONG, Agent.
Carroll. Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov. 9, le55-97tf
TPOhAo state Journal copy and send billto Agent
or this ofhce.
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BREAD BREADN BREADM

KX7oUbD respectfully announce to the cnixens' of
w Lancaster& vicinity, that he has commenced the
Bread, Light RusIk & Cracker making
10 ecnnection with his form or baking, Gis now prepared.
10 FURNISH Families
with every thing in the above Line Having in4hiS eme-
ploy the best Of baker,, he ieeb confident taat ne can
Please all %ko may fav6f him with q call,
aUPCail this Store on Main Street, andSalS : HE
'Beks-Hoase corner q Columbus q IsuiDeDJt setA.
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ATTENTIONS TEE WORLD.
WILLIAM SHUT,
CARRIAGES BUGGY MANUFACTURES

On wheeling street,
oE5RLTslnow oHeripg the public acEE&E
and Baggies unsurpassed for beauty, durability aud
cheapness By any thing ofthe Mind ever oheredint this
section ofOhio. Having secured the ~services OF the
m~ostaceompiished w6rkIpen, he is able to compete
With any similar establishment West OF the noun
tains. My rratefielts all hrst quality and all work
warranted for one year. Persons DESTROYS of pur-
chasing will please call and examine my stock before
purchasing oisewherc. FF
WPHe lsplso prepared to Paintand Trim anywork
persons Wish dohe, at as reasonable rates asany firm
inthe city. 20 WIN. SHUT.
Lancaster, april26, 1850
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DIR. IL. $. FINLEY,
EHI ENTiN pANRlCI An

ECLECTIC PHYSlClA AN,
OFFERS his professional services to the citizens
4 Of Lancaster and Its vicinity.
As this system OF medical practice Is new to many
in this place Nit may be deemed properto give a few
Of its distinctive features.
Tho use of tho lancet Is abandoned as a practice
.fraught with evil consequences; and. a natural depie-
ton more safe and eReotual substituted, by incroas-
ing the various seorctions and excretions Of the body
thus reducing the circulation TO any desirable ox-
toni, aud avoiding eGectually the abstraction or dimi-
mutton OF any vital or invigorating principle Of the
blood.
t As A SUBSTITUTE
For tho poisonous mineral medicines heretofore in
common use the more genial medicines as now pre-
pared In a concentrated and purely medicinal form,
from the vegetable kingdom, are only admitted into
practice, being mofe thorough and efficient agents,
and always under the entire control ofthe practition-
or; but under no circumstances capable Of prodncing
any ofthe disastrous results seen in every community
whore calomel and a'lsuch medicala gcntsha been
the chiefrelianee.
omce-Taimadge House, over White & Latta''
Store,
Oct, 25, 1655--ly.
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COSMOPOLITAN
ART Assoc CITATION.
sECOND YEAR.

L 49, 1890 ~ r- ayt .I- g.Lt
A ARRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual cpliec-
t kA .iSSa % SfI h,sr nsg ss snl PG ags, hu ,a'i Sssn aa .Ss t os
the most extensive scale,
Among he works already engaged, is the far famod
~CRUCIFlX,p
which oringjnally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In (Orming the ne W Collection, the diffusion Of works
OF ri, and the oncourageDe American
genius have aotbeeno overlooked. Commlssionshave
been issuedt to many Of the most distinguished Ainer-
can Artists, who will contribute some, of their finest
productions. Among them are three Marble BuAts, ex-
eeuted by the groatestliying SCULPTOR, Hiram Powers.
George Washington ,ths Father ofhis country.
Benjamin franklin, the Philosopher
Daniel Webster, the Statesman.
A Especial agenthas visited Europe and made careful
and judieious selections Of foreign works of A It, both
I'm Bronze aud Marble; Statusry aud Choice Paintings.
The whole forming q large and valuable collection
OF Paintings and Statuafy, to be distributed FREE a.
mong the members OF the Association for the end Year.
TRaMs oP MEM aERsup.--The payments fThree Dol
liars constitute any one a member OF this Association,
and entities him to other one carbohydrates for one
year, and also q tickeiin the distribution of the Sta
luary aud Paintings.
THE literature issued TO subscriber consists Of tho
following Monthly Magazines; Harper's, putnam's,
Knickerboeker, ~Blackwood's, Household Words,
Graham's, and Godey's LRdy's Book.
PersonstakiRg i've memberships are entitled to any
i've of the Magazines for one year, and 10 sir tickets
In the distrlbuliont The net proceeds derived from
the sale Of memberships, arc devoted to the purchase
OF Arts for tho ensuing yenr,
ihE ADN ESOhE Dy UeCOUlIE u
member ofthis Association, arc
LIST. Allpersonsr receive tho JaH uaias Of thar sub
%seriptioH at the start, In the shape of sterling Maya
zinc Literature.
od. Each mcmbori Is contributing towards purchas-
ing choice Works OF Art, which are to be distributed
among themselves, and are at the same time encour.
aging the Artists OF the country, disbursing thousand,
OF dollars through It's agency,
Persons In r~smittiag funds for membership, will
ploase give thoir post Office address in fun, stating the
month they wish the Magazine to commence, Rndhavo
tho letter registered at the Post ONCE to prevent loss;
on Its receipt u certificate of membership, together
with the Magazine desired, will be forwarded 10 any
part of the country.
Those who purchase magazines at Bookstores, viii
observe that by Joining this Association, they reeeiu,
the Magazine and free ticket in the anRuai Distributed
all at the same price they now pay for the Magazine
alone. For Membership, address,
G. u. DERBY, ActuAry @. A., A.,
At either OF the principal Observation-Disclosures
MagaEine" ofice, 349 Broadway. New York; or West
ern Office, I66 Water Street, Sandusky, ohio. st
Subscription received by V.M. GEIsWOLD,
Nov. 22--29n Hon. See., for Lancaster, Ohio.
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uOusE nUTLDERs Depot.

ToHN EFFINGER would invite the attention Of Car
- psaisrs and Houfs Builders to his large stock Of
House building materials. They will md constantly
hand, the best Juniata Nails, Spikes and Brads;
The most approved Door Locks and Latchess
Window Giass and Sash Of all sizes;
Coneklin and Woods Pure White Lead and Oil;
Door and Blind B Ia, Shop Hinges, Bolts, etc.
ThoAs about building will be certain TO save money
April 90. 1884. tl-a W
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mnchnnic,a Toola.

GUITEDt to ali trades and ofthe most approved make
3Butcher's Cast Steel, Firmer and Saeket's Gouges,
Spear and Jackson's Cast and Spring SteeiSaws,
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes, fr
Masons and Plaster Trowls,
Cooper's Drawing knives, etc, for sale cheap BY
April %, 1854. JOHN
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q RIO A ID WAY IL o n FL,
az H ta r;nn;..nti nAio .r. s8t

yNyhe undersigEed, having again assumed the man
~agenlent of hia we'll known establishment, begt
leave to sRy TO those who visit Cincinnati, either fo1
business or pleasure that they wiitnnd tho Broadwa:
Hotel one of the most conyenienta aud Desirable stop
ping placesin the city,
= Hisconysnieut 70 the Rail Road Once and Depot,
and the Public Landing; moro so than any other Hotol
Ia CIneinnati-andi ia within 4 few minutes walk Of The
Post ohlee'the principle Business localities, and the
PLACES Of Pablo ) inusement. @th
!. An extensive range OF Bathing Rooms and n Bar
ber's shop will. be found inthe Building,
This house. has all the comforts and convenience
that can be found in any FIRST class ~llotelin the West,
The whole estabiishmcn mt has just been thoroughly
overhAuled, renovated and ro-furnished, aud the
Proprietor feels assured that those who make his
his house their homo during their stay In tho City
viii have no reason TO complain ei.herof his accom-
mocatlons or his charges. JOSEPH H.CRoMwRLL.
Heptember -, le55--leM
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Eurxy ana carriage Makers

TKTILL and, AZ the NstO HardDays Store, opposite
Wv the Tailmadgs House, one ofthe largest and oes'
selected stock Of Trimmings ever opened In this mar
kek. Consisting 10 part Of
100 Pieces Enaml'd Duck and Canvass,
Is Faucy cotored do.
SO g all Wool andunionD amasks
so Hides pateut and Enamld Leather,
Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Props,
Stump Joints, Laces, Spring, Axels, etc.
Lancaster. April 20, 1854 JOHN EFFlNGEK.
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An binds of Stoves. &c.
FURNITURE A R
X. FIsHEL.

tn ID. X. FISHEL.
NFAVING returned to the city and erected q large
IA building IN the rear OF the brick house, on the
81 ms Market House, Intends manufacturing upon q
n, large scale all the various ARTICLES -
W OF Cabinet Furniture, BeAsteadsf a1-Ng9
n land Chairs. Which he III keep
\ always on hand, together with aSGAS
eApesleneein the business will enable him TO have
manufaetured athome and imported from abroad ne
very bestof work, and ms he intends TO employ none
bnt the most skillful wprkmen and use the best mate
rails, 70 aatters hiinself hat he Will give general s4-
uaiaetion TO all WHO may favor him with their custom.
The public are invited to call and examine the ass
Street. 3, srt .4rr s DIX. fIHHFIL
n. r, Repairing done on the sborteai notice, and In
the neatest aRd most workmAntfe manner. Chnrge
casonabhe. lancaster. MAY 40,
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CITY HARNESS SHOP,
Gazette Building---Pubiic Square, Lam.
caster, Ohio.
=. n. DAVIS

T.. O. DAVIS
RESPECTFULLY calls attention to his excellent
q assortment OF Harness, Collars, Whips, TrERkS,
EarpstBags,& &c. His stock Of Harness comprises Silver,
Brass and Black Mounted Buggy and Carriage Harness;
also, Wagon and Pillow do.-all ofYhich ~cannotbe sur
passed in the city, either in stock, workmanship or low
prices. He has also a trimming shop, where
Buggy and Carriage Trimming,
will be done on short notice in superior styIe.
Lancaster, June2 %, 1e55-lys