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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO CHEWERS!
DR.. GUSTAV LINNARD'S
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES.
Tur GnrIr SnRarIrrrr rnn Tnn,ncn.
The GREAT SUBSTITUTE FOR TOpAoco.

TT is well known and fact that the
il use OF Tobacco isthe promoting cause OF many OF
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
In which tho OF man 10 subject. careful analy-
sis long and painful experience have clearly pro-
ven that IL contains certain norcotic ana poisonous
properties most dangerous in their effects, which By
entering into the blood deraDge the functions and
operations ofthe Heart causing many suppose that
organ to be seriously diseased.
TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous system,
manifesting itself-as all who have used the
ious weed will bear Testimony lin Lasstude, Ner'
vous lrritabiiy, Water Brash, Dyspepsia, and many
other disorders Of similar character.
: THE TASTE RESTORArIV TRoCHES
Are designed to counteract these banefn influences
and havs proved petely successful In multitude
OF cases, and wherever used Being harmless IA
selves thev axert beneficial effect upon tbs
entire system, restoring the Taste which has become
vtated or destroyed by great indulgence, completely
removing the irritation and accompanying tickling
sensation Of the Throat--whlch are always oonse
duent upon abstanng from the use OF Tobacco, ant
by giving healthy tone TO the Stomach, tnvgorat'
the whole system. - .
l. Persons who are irratTievably undermining thei
consultations and shortening their lives should us'
these Troches i'm atey and throw Of the injunou
aus and UNPLEASANT habit - Tobacco Chewing.
These Troches or Losenges are put up In oonve
ntent and portable form at the low rrica Of so Cent
mar Box. A liberal discount 10 The Trade.
Prepared solely by the undeIsignOd TO whom ell og
s'f' sno1'0 = JASEs.. BowrRs. Druggist.
/ Corner ofad Asd Race fltreets, Philadelphia.
March -, i050-Iy47 ast' $50 ssses
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
An Ordinance

To regulate the running Of Hackney Coaches, Omni.
buses, Carriages and other vehicles for compensa-
ton hire or reward, within the City OF Lancaster,
by non residents OF said City.
SECTION I. Beft ordained By the citycouneif of
- City Of Lancaster That no person or persons be-
ing residents OF the said City Of Lancaster
run any Coach Omnibus, Carriage, or other vehicle
drawn by one or more animals within the limits OF
said City, demanding or receiving compensation
hereforexcept upon the terms hereinafter stated and
in the manner hereafter prescribed. Provided, That
this ordinance shalt not apply to the proprietor or pro-
prietors ofany regularly established line OF Stages
Carriages conve ing tue mail into and Of said City
SEC No person or persons -resid ents afcte-
said shall run any vehcle as Aforesaid, within the
City afo resaid, without lcenee, authorizing and al
wing the same, granted 10 such person or persons
under the autho ritv and In behalf OF said CITY.
SEC. 3. That the Mayor Of said City, is hereby au
thorzed, empow erOd and required iu behalf of sale
City, to giant and Issue license, TO ntnue for an,
term not exceeding Ave days. for the objects pursuit
and business rein before specified and before grant
ing the same, to demand and receive from the arpIi
cant thereof the following sums in the fol owing
ses, to- wit: For every Coach Omnibus, Carriage, Bug
Ry or other vehiHe drawn BY one horse other ani
NAL for each aud every day. for which such licens
shalt bc granted the sum of ONE DOLLAR, and 70
every additional animal the additional sum OF ONl
/ DOLLAR for each and every day for which such II
license shall be issued rs aforesaid.
SEC. 4. That any person or persons. nonresident
as aforesaid, who shall be guilty of violation OF thi
ordinance, shall upon conviction thereof before h'
Mayor. be fined In any sum not exceeding TEN DOL
LARS for ash and every day in which he shall s
offend.
SEC. S. Thatthe Carriage Coach, Bus or other vehi
together with the horse or horses or other animals
or animals dryenby the person who may b fined un
der the provisions Of this Ordinaace shall be deemed
taken to be his property for the purpose Of satisfying
any such fine and COSTS and may be forthwith takel
and held for the satisfaction Of any Gne so
4 with costs.
SEC. g. That the Marshal of said City and his depn
ties, shall have full power and II Is hereby made thei
duty arrest with or without process, and bring be
fore the Mayor, all persons violating the provisions
this ordinance.
SEC. T. This ordinance shall be in force from and
Ter its passage and publication.
Passed July 20, 1853.
NICHOLAS YOUNG, Presideat C. G.
WILLIAM L. KING, City Clerk.
Lancaster, A August 5, la5e-3wA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

AWFUL CATAsrRopHE.-No intelligence
as yet from the great Locofoco sanhedrim
at Athens, assembled for the purpose, as we
ale informed. of quietiug the nerves
of the Nation. Whether the fair.haiied
Charley, the cross,eyed Doctor, the Som
erset Soldier Of the Cross, or the stumpy
Judge have triumphed is matter to us
enveloped in midnight darkuess--they are
all men Of fine talent and fair phisiognomy
and would grace farmers stackyard. or a
buckwheat threshing equal to any set Of
little men that can be scared upiu these
diggins.
Since writing the above, we stop The
press 10 announce the fact BY telegraph
that the fair-haired boy, G, D. MARTr N
ESQ.,, has received The nomination. Nov
comes the tug of war.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05


Congressional Nominatioh.
''In the grest North West, we must u.
mite to bring about . wholesome reform Of
the government. We must not be TOO ts-
DaciOus OF old party ties. The old parli-
Ean chains have far less strength than they
once had. They are greatly lOossned 10
their hold upon thinking men. The peo-
pie everywhere are getting moro and more
10 judge snd act Independently. The
bssI cause and the best mrs. (contrary to
what once was the case, have now at
last an equal chance. in all but the daikest
corners, where sham Democracy usually
has it, stronghold. s-5.--
Nearly all the. nominations for Congress
in this State are yet to be made. The Sc
lection Of candidates may well be sub
I jsct Of solicilude. There needs to be great
care. not only to nominate men who will
me st successfully bear the stapdard OF our
cause. In their respective districts, but who
will be useful members and creditab!e rep
Teseniatives OF our State. when elected =
We want able men, sound 10 principle,
true to our cause, and steadfast in every e.
mergencv. We want men whom no cor
rupt hand dare approach. md whose in.
tfgrity will never be subjected even TO sus-
picion.-[ Gin. Gazette. stsFr'v
The above We clip from the Cincinnati
Gazette. aud it suits our views exactly.
Our State ticket. and county officers are
mere moonsbine when compared with cur
Congressional representation. II We de.
sire to reFuke fraud, corruption and usurp-
ntion, we must present to the people candi-
dates of age, experience, and integrity;
S lch as will command not only the sppro-
baton Of those who desire a reformation in
the manifold abuses which pervade the va.
rious departments Of our national govern.
ment, but men who will command the re
epect Of all who dare TO face the music oi
"old Lang Sine" II our Republican friends
10 this district, Under the lead of Bro Bea.
ty shall determine 10 igrcre the American
principle, adhere to the one idea and repu-
diate concession and union Of the oppo-
position, tEen we predict catastrophe
that will, for the time being, place Loco.
focoSom triumphant, But if they will take
the advice Of one who has uniformly op-
posed the further extension of slavery, ant
a lvccated the full and thorough protection
} Of American interests, they shall bavs GU
hearty CO operation.
We know a man who very nearly fill
the prescription we ave made (age. ca
pacity, and integri'y,) we think, lie cal
unite, and carry more of the opposition Il
. misrule, than any man in the district, who's
name has yet been announced. We know
the man like book, and think him nearl
3 as great a man as ourself. Noiwilhstard
ing in the last Presidential campaign b
was active and efficient in exposing tn
Q outrages Of tie dominant party, yet be wa
never known to utter a sentiment disre
e spectful Of the great American order.-
: We mean CHARLES BoRLAND, ESQ an
: now suggest him as one Of the most suts
n BILE candidates for the consideration OF Ii
d nominating Convention.
o If Bro. Beatty has anything TO say, l.
IS him come out like man, or fer ever aftt
J. hold his peace.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

The above are all the State Tickets as
yet presented for. the consideration of the
sovereigus Of olio. We present them for
lie serious dellberatiOn Of the people, and
hope that they, after ignoring party con-
siderstiOns. may act with that freedom, and
wisdom which will ultimately secure our
civil and religious libsr!y. Three cheers
for Judge Peck and the right Of the ma
iority Of Ameti an Citizens to role.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
ONO FEMALE COLLEGE,
t COLLEGE HILL,
SIx Miles North of Cincinnati.

L1LAAg
six Miles North of Cincinnati.
TEtHE arss Session Of the 1cih CollsRiBie year Of
this Insiituti0n, will eornmeneson the nfsf MOI
day (the 6tb) OfSepismber next. ....a.
The main kdiics OF tho Coliege is unsurpasyd by
any other Ia the country for comfort. eonTsDienes
and elegance. Itis warmed LI steam. lighted by Gas
and every apartment is supplied With pure water,
and perfectly ventilated that the entire almost
phefe Of every room Is changed oaee thirty minutss
Bath rooms supplied with cold and hot water. are
free for the Pupils full Beard. 10 In n1loer oi
Teachersis employed, selected from tho most h5la
Bdueutors in our county.
tfu, being elevated 500 feet above the Oht0 River
and in full vi' W Of tie Queen City ofIbe West.
Persons desiring further Information OIL lnsttu
ton can obtain Catalogues At the oce Of this paper
or Dy addressing either OF the underslgned "Col
lege Hill. Ohio" =. F. CARf,
July 2o leSs-3wi3s Eli TAYLOR
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

,a EgA resident of this city, just from
California, furnishes us with the following
as the price OF food in SCOTS Valley. July
1st. Butter rs cents pound eggs 10 cents
dozen. oats 3to 4 cents a pound, beef ] s
!, TO 20 cents pound. -four 10 cents pound.
coffee and sugar 3S cents q pound. Living
lisa luxury in those parts.--sCin. Times.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

EEA letter from Frazer River gives the
following statement Of the market at that
place: "Pork is selling at 81 per pound;
-four. 5ocents per pound; rocker irons, one
ounce each; pioksS6 each; ;shovels 81 each;
tea. 50 per b.. and everything else In pro-
portion"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
THE ROCK HOUSE
The most DleaSant Summer Resort in Ohio,

Situated in Rocking County, II miles South ofLancas
ter, & the same distance Southeast OF cirelevilie.
VOHE Houseisi in complete order, and the proprie.
I tor Is prepared TO accommodate any number OIL
visitors In a style that cannot fail 10 please. .
The attractions are OF every varietya Dancing Hall
-Ten-Pin Aney-Circular Railroad-3evolving Swing
the woods abound with game and the scenery is sur
passed. Besides 1.-THE great natural curioscs OF the
Rock House. the hills and ravuss furnish
many wild aud romantic places, and the continual
breeze destroy the effect Ofthe hot sun.
Among form ar visitors. reference is made to T. W.
Talmadge or Messrs. Martins, Lancaster: Judge Rem
nick or Mr.. Cradlebaugh, Circleville; Judge Bates
Chauacey Olds or J C.McCoy, Columbus, and JohL
Shillto & Co., Cincinnati. Pest Once at Rock House
May 6, ls5s-3mI LEVI FRIEND, Proprietor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
ooNNERo1ALI
pHfLAnELPHTA MARKfr

Pmt1naLpa1A. AussR ,, Je1A
f5safAfrtsr masGss 10 afmaf 10 eSAasqaeses q 10
eentiSusd iishi Sappiiss, Aad u ssAsSsd SoSN q
ssis, q .0Oo blAs s4pseaas - - ss fSsa6 aoos.
an1 ~ - - fOs ffsIh SfSahA. ksifA rAaeos n On
rSe leetsf SofffsEA FrounA sstla hlnhI q - =
81 VAoGt y ScAfSs bet 10 dsnsnd and priees afs
uHghRneo1. =
sSlss lO0e b1 eoedeid I'D ls. ssBs inssrinr 80
no, white 1ssaJn RiS waited Li 20 Sef SId Ais4 "
sSs,;sss::, al -As.,a 81 s' 4.
W1lIEy 1osTsS; s.sssuftaAS qsXsaos Az AASSat
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
THE PRESENT BETORS
rnE cRuIsINE WILL BE uS
PTioSABLE.

TUNHE Scenery ofadd near the domain, has been
thought to be the finest In Ohio. the air ts Ture
aud healthy, aud The medical properties nf the won
derful Springs, Getting 100 gallons per minute) arc
no \ admitted possess curative and TecuperHtiVe
Influences supe ror to the fam ed White Surphur, OF
Virginia irhere re attached 10 the establish ment
all the accessories found at the frst summer Hotels
in the country The lawns and gTou DIS about thA
Hotel are gracious and well kept. and the behuufn
drives through the old &c aud along the romHn-
tie river singularly attractive, though quite Sc
eluded.
Ing ISAAC PAiSI Colu mUus, ohlo,
TPFOr any further general information. referen-
ces mSy be had to AesSrs. Andrew, Wilson 4 To-,
Cincinnati or To Nessrs. Falling Of the Nell House,
nnd Kelsey. 0fthe American Hotel Colnmbu or w.
Il. Chamberlain, of the American Hotel. Delaware.
'Extraet from Howe's History ofohio
The fountain Is a mos. remarkable curiosity. ana
rises from the bed ofthe Seioto through soid rock
II was Arst discovered In 1890. while hohng nr salt
water hole about two and half inches in dirme-
ter The operators had pierced through abnuf nine
~ fact Of solid rock. when the suddenly tel
two feet and M gusheJ with great force stream ~
strong white sulphur water, which has continued TO
rfsc h Its igipa force and violence 10 the pr-
sent time. Experiments have shown some curious
rpsults: among which was that Of placing an air"
tight lube in an upright position. one end being ir-
serted into hole, when the wafer shot ont af its
ton with as much force whom issuin1 from the
rock beneath The l. driven upward BY ttp own
gas; strmperaturci 50 degrees. and Its deposits ON
the ground around verN heavy white deposit.
On the grounds Of the estabiishment Is beauiimt
ChaIyb ybeatA Springs. having temperature 81 II deg
Th's place has avery natural advantage that can be
desired for making It OF the greatest PLACES OF
resort for health and recreation. vest OF the monn-
tains From present ipdicatiOn.. his evidently drs-
tined TO become so." June 10, ISss-3m6'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
RDr. Scorr's Gift Enterprise is nc

wDr. Scorrs Gift Enterprise is now
in complete operation; many have already
tried it. and ara perfectly satisfied that any
one who will pay two dollars for ticket
is sure to receive a iife.like portrait o.
Gen. Washington, worth two dollars, and
a book worth not less than one dollar, with
fair chance for gold watch worth $40
If any man wants to patronize useful
citizen and secure an increase Of his in
vestment at least fifty per cent. now is the
time.
EF The Dr.. desires US to say, chat th'
book of numbers and gifts, is no " SO ar
ranged, that every one can see his gif
plainly written, opposite his number
And that he will be in his Office all th
time as usual attending to the teeth.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
NEW yoRKMARKET.

fi5us -fh0 Asayk0t has advsaesd - t1E stais C4ao
md s9uthera vtth sslcs Of 500 bbls:
What has advapvsd isa Nth Gales - 80 6esheis
eoEthsrn White stl 20. and keb - sOaAB.
Con il baotsnt: sAlsl vf9S e.pshgouLd eixSd ~
X Win e3sB5E. and fsiloN a. 81 ar.
pofk4The nefketf5 eaoxHuts IEissmssEei 7H saG
II az and prime q 1874. WHISKY kss sdrskes 5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

E9 Cincinnati is now the largest horse
market in the United States. and during
one week lately. forty thousand dollars
worth Of horses were sold at the various
stables. 1f aae1ts7 81 saer'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

-Four men and two boys were recently
accidentally precipilated a depth Of 249
feet in the Schuylkill mines. Pa, and
dashed to pieces. Their bodies were pick
ed up in shockingly mutilated manner
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
G r 8 GE r I E S.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
JULIAN & SEIFERT,

Have opened a grocery and provision story, in the
rooms latoly occupied by the Philadpldhia COM
mission 81 ore, tn hefcr's Block three doors
west OF Shelters Hotel.
NKTHERE they will keep constantly on hand every
w variety Of the choicest fanily Groreries: rro-
visions &c. all Of which tbay will sell at IN the lowest
prices and to be II the very best quality.
N. g. Butter, Bacon, Eggs, -four, eornmeAl.' aud
every good eaiahle article taken in exchange for
groceries. 6c. The City and country are respectful
ly solicited to call, examine for tbemseltes and give
US a trial. JULIAN SlEFERT.
July l, lsSs-9tf. sr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

AND FOUNDRY,

TIVE undersigned having purchased tbs we'll
known Machine Shop Aad Foundry, lately oSea
pied by Msssrs. Jane & Sons. IN Lancaster, Ohio Is
prepared TO execute upon shor uotee, and 10 WORK
inanliko mauner, all ordSrs for macbIaery CAstinHs
Repairing Of alt kinds OF Machinery and Farming
implements, done without delay and q rsaSoaA6ic
prtcea w. p. DARST,for
THOMAS r. DARSr, ProDfietoE.
Lancaster, July 50, less-I3n
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
REPUBLIcAN STATE TICKET.
For ssprems ledge.
DEMOCRATIc NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.

( r- For Supreme Judge.
THOMAS w. BATRLEY, Of RisblaDd.
a For Attorney GenerSl.
DuRBIN WARD, Of Warren.
For Comptroller { the Treasury.
SAMUEL. w. GlLsoN. M.h.uing.
For Board of Publick Works,
RICHARD H. HENDERSON. Butler
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
RAIL ROAD.
oolNQ fAsr.
.aOfN0 WEST.

GOING EAsT. Trans make cioas coahSSuobS
ZsnesviiIe xith 1rG!nG CT CeIiiti Ohio EO1d i0r
Wheeling, Pi.tabrTEb and all yoiLtF 6sf..
GOING WEST. cJn nsetions aye made O. C!1eiELhu
rof ali po!ass Spstb ard Wet.
THRouoH FRBrGsTs REckIfTfto ell pciniA
eIS' 2. FsnAi xorroW. wEr.ng-en, aStiag toh Sir
e[cvilie . I'd lancaster.
LIVE STOCK senf t!a sugh withpsikbI dst.afen
SHIPPERS would do wslll forgaId BY the t'iE<ia
wv TUTHIL. AE'tF -
ZAnsA. ilie. Stio.
aV, wEAKIET. A. Sat,
Ja.s g iess-sH LA.sesIiSt okto.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

EE The Cincinnati Commercial Of yes.
terday. says that the st. Louis papers oI
Tuesday announce the defeat Of Hon. F
Blair, the Republican Representative in
Congress from that city, who was candi-
date for reelection. The Republican, the
organ of the National Democratic Niger.
ocraoy, says its returns are not complete
but that it is not possible that Barret cai
fail of an election by several hundred votes
and it assumes that the whole Democratic
ticket is elec ted.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BatTtMohEs AuHuas >. 80
RIou.--f1s paftet is aciiVe spf Stes4.J. .NhsG
sioSIJ Al wage Ysyred and 81 o50i 10 fot ~Ai:S.
-Sorh uu.et at 77C97aef fae yellow ,snd'whits.
BsefIs daz. P0,k = lower, a. t1iTI Iyf 7sAs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
CINCINNATI MARKET. .

. ctseISSI ~. AsRsG ,. lHSe
Fioaf-lhs mGfks.ia nran. With iisbt festipss and
fdrioesl dSnsEa. Sales 9: IS 7Oss sarsrdas ard
.exfea
whiskf--T he artetcoatfosss arm ~ifb pnsdes-
mari. Aslss a; ID oshtI IA Ssors' and ffo2 Ves0IS
E1eE cents.
Provihons-We hear Of ~ saissSefsf. and the raf-
tet must be called dell. Afer oar report TeStSrdST
20 hhds Bacon sdss aid 81 e., sad scOV Ies, baik
do atTH ccufS-a deciins. z.
6raIn-wbehtisq qnisi. ~ttb light ossritss ahd f."
buyers Prices are nnchNnged Cnrn3t 10 eood DO
r1eud NJ SOC. Rye rsusipA steady s4e fer denal1
for prns Farley. and 800 buttelB pod at S9r ada
Of Shn bush 'nfenor st go. 'Osts ere a'n u sc;
Bpiter--1he market is dgu, Gnd prices dFoopihc.-
We a7ois 1us1qe. 6sfhe fsrEs for phme.
Eggs have dSeiined 10 I'm seztsSNhd are aall
2 - 49, o..
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW oaIELsS.Apgr ,, IHeH.
Cntion-Ths Geatser's ne~s he'd 10 e1set % ne
nAfkgt: sales Of SON bales.
SuRAf Ginsed broIsrt-adTa5eed ke-
1obuceo closed SteldV.
FIaar cIossd viii an GdViaeiEs seE>sEeTi aGies a;
Corn closed With AZ a Vaucihs tpnisnsy 81 TsETs.
PsoVidons closed TeTy dail Esd heavy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
CHOIcE OF GIFTS!

GREAT AMkhICAN OlFI b2On mOveors,
No. eea BRoA DwAY. NEW YORK
,-heye the sins consisting Of JEwELRY, We. AND
vIpyf%c IN vAIuE PROM rs CENTS TO TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS, are always on EAhlbII toH.
INAMPLR SHOW CASES. Our New DESCRIPTIVE
atalogue. eontainine a large variety OF booka IN
srsrY den,rtrneut 81 Science and Literature (sl of
Witch are ,oid al regular pr,es.l ,na e5-
pIaining OUR NEw EM o. al 81;
SIFTs. anSsstftng hprth uneqnallod indueemenis to
AGENTS. Will be Srni, post paid g % any indvtfua'
y. J1iyS' isSs-smIo No. 80 Broadway, New York
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
NFW oRLEANs MARKEr.
MASONIC CALENDER
REGULAR MEETINGS.

LANCASTER LODGE. 10. 81 ...-......Augs4 -. Is;e
EECAMPMENT. 10. o.9.....-.,.....3I %
Aug S, la5s. @. STElNAAA ,keeordeT.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

EySee the advertisement of Splendid
Store Room on the corner of Columbus and
Broad streets.
See also A. H. G. Brocktn's advertise
ment, Glass ware &o.,- DC. >.. a.
Dr.. j. NJ. Jarrett's advertisement-Cur
for all lung diseases-an invaluable dis
eovery.
Administrators sale Of valuable proper
ty to come off on the l lth Of September
O.. F. Shelter Administrator Of the estat
Of Daniel Bersllsr dec. See advertise
ment.
Dissolution Of partnership by Drs. Bige
10 W and Berstler. The two Bs will lence
forth found at their old hires, ready ur
on the sliohtest indication to knock diseas
into fits, and fits into frolics; you that don
believe it just give them trial.
See also. the advertisement "Want.d,
a chance for everybody.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

Merchants and finders viii Be on tbslr glsTa. and
rot be In posed upon By counterfeit of Aorses lndan
Root PiEli signed A. 3. 41ogr.- Al gVnnin1 LOGAN
Root PIa haze the naIns and Sisna.17v Of A. J. HAta
Z c. ou each box.