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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
An dfdinance

70 pave The side Eaiks oh 7Fbufth Street, between
Main aud Walnut Streets in the CITY Of Lancaster. ,
SrcrIoS :. BE itordd'Rs5 i ths city afeiIefthe
City Of Lancaster, that shall be the duty ofthe own
Or owners, and pefsofs association of persons
owning any lot part OF alot fronting
between Main and Walnut streets in said city, TO pave
their sidewalk with hard Payt ing brrk, 70 the
acceptance ofthe CUmihiuee Oh streets and alleys.
SEcse. That f any person OF persons as aforesaid,
shall refuse neglect TO comply with the prov siols
Of frst June ne xt.it shall
ard is hereby made tic duty Of the street Committed
10 cause such be made at the expense
Of the HIandtheanount 50 expended Is hereby msde
tax upon the LOT hch the im prove
men is made and shall be levied thereon and certified
to the County AUDITOR Of Fairfield county and collect
ed as othertaxes for tho use Of said city. +tt q
SEo.3. That tho Street COMMITTEE shall keep an
accurate stuto ient the anionnt expended b. them
under the provisions ohis ordinance adding thereto
interest from the date OF designating ID
lot or part oflOt In 0nt of which the 10 expend
ed ,anI when sueh approved bytheCity
Coutcl the created tax with the Interest
SEC. Any ordinance or part thereon hereto fore
passed that with sereby repealed
SEC. S. This ordinance 10 take effect from aud afeT
Its passage and the legal publication thereof.
ae1rt NICHOLAS YOUNG, President @. G..
WILLJAM u. KIND, City Clerk. t'4'-s'9 pe1 80 40
Lancaster, JANUARY 90, le59-3w3a N.~"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
COREi Of COhiRoh Pleas Of Fairfield
COuEty, Ohio.
J3hO waEs9heI. go SD! ID; p 2. 2 ~ hIIs 9

John wngeBIals against 7. q. Whlio. Jr
CIVIL ACTtON ON NOTE AND MORTGAGE
TuNHE said THOMAS u. WHITE. IT,. (WhO Is non
u resident Of the state OF ObiOl will hereby take
noiier that the said John WaEeEbals hath this 4Ia,
died his petition ia the Cont ofC0m mon Pleas Of
County Ohio setting forth thai the said def I'D
ant. on the 5th DAY ol January, A. ID. le54 executed
and delivered 10 said plaintiff his certain three prom
issery notes follows: dne two years AfIsfdate
payable " said plaintiff, order, for this 90 S34D
with interest from date, payable annually; due
Three years after date. payable aforeszh for the
sun OF $40. with interest from date payable annual
l; and the other duo four years acr date. payable
aforesaid with interest from date, payable annually.
That all OF said nDtes due and unpaid Vt
portion ofthe Bie rest thereon. which has been paid
up 10 the STA January l3 That IN order 10 the
payment Of said note the said defs sdaHt the said
Sih January 1854, executed aud delivered the said
plaintiff hs ceriaih no rgage deed upon the folio
premises situate in said CouBty pf Fairfield, and
knoSn being partsof Out LBtsNas ElaF Twelve
North Of laneleecr and bounded As folioEs: Com
mencing Columbus Street III the CITY ofLaneaster
Of the paint ofintersecti0n With Allen Street
kasi: % bence South, slpng said CalaBibus Sireet b9
feet thence East va so min West 10 the old(0lumbus
Road, so called; thence North along said Columbus
kohd 10 the point Of said Anen Street
- eNtehdea thence West, IN llhe parallel with Tho
South bduadAry line. "a the I,lHte of Bekinhink
Which said deed OF mortgage subject to a eOHdi-
an of Jefeasanee upon the pay ynent ofth9 said
AZ pE0miasOft mates "A aforesaid The petition pYaSs
seye raj pTpmssnry notes, nnd that said mortgaRsd
premises be sold according t6la~ aHfte proeeeds OF
zach sale be aPp,ie,l TO the payment Of what may be-
found due to said plaintiff. The said defendant will
therefore hereby tax noief, ta, unless he shall aI-
pear al the next Term Of said COurt be halLen In the
CHy nf Lancaster Ohio the 2sfh day of FetfuaTy
newt AMI plead answer demnr To said petition ihe
same will he taken confessed and decree ga against
him A%ceorlingIy nee JOHN q. RAiSEf, cisrk F.c.P
p. Van TRusP> Attorney.
! January u, 4 fa59--Gw 40pfSa7 -
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NOAtNN.

TAMES !. OHUE &c Il u notified that Oh december
81 1859 Jsnatbn P sters. acting ssInee oTAaFOi
4. Kagy nrd IN lie olee Of Tie Cek 0f the Coart Of
Common Plegr Of Fairfield C6uhy phin, bis petition
agaiht hm alleging lhal cn See s54 the saiu
Church, value reeeiy ed made 10 him and Joseph
Friend, the assignee Vf the sid Kagy his pro
missory noie pHyabIe day afer date for the sum
af stO7 70. Hnd that said Clutch. also. the 3rd Of
March. ie54 with Que CIV Gerrhari made 70 the said
Peters aud the said FREUD assiehees aforesaid, their
certain joih aud ssyeral prpmiaRoTy Dofes payable
six months after date, fbr the SUN of 81 1S. That
said Friend has resiEned nis Office az atee aht
has beeq :nly dsehsfged ioin Bhx fuuler duty IN OF
about tie rgsi created by said Ka1y; and That the
whole % said inel 1aiug
from tks tiuis hey became due is unpaid, for Whio
sum Ja1Emeht IL 6sksd y
Defendant u notified Ia Sbp3AraaA answef to said
petitIon Or tsfOfe tie 9r Saturday pler February
Jrd. bext. lOHN G. RAlNT, CIsrk.
Deeembsr a. Ie55--owe5pfss %
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
An Ordimnnce

To pave the sido walks on Chestnut street, between
Second nnd Fourth streets, In the City of Lancaster.
SECTION J. Be ordained the CITY ConaeiI Of the
City of Lanedsfsr That shall bo the duty OF the
or and all persons association or
owning any lotor part OF alot ironug on Chestnut
street, between Second and Fourth said ely
to pates their side walk With hard Brick, TO thc
acceptance OF the Committee streets and alleys.
SEn. 9. Thntifany person or persons as Aforesaid,
shall refuse neglect TO comply with the provisions
Of this ordinance BY the fret day OF June next it shall
and is hereby made the duty OF The Street Committee
10 such improvement TO be made at the expense
of the city and amount expendedi hereby made
tax upon the lot or lots In front Of which the i'm
prOvement isdnade, md shall be levied thereon and
certified to tho County Auditor OF Fairfield cpu and
collected qs othe taxesfor the use OF said city.
SEC. ,. Thatthe Street Committee shall Keep an ac-
curate statement OF The expened by them
der the provisions OF this ordinance adding thereto
interest from the date Of fassessmeb designating the
lot part of otin nont of which the is expend
ed, and when such expenditure IL approved by The
Council the same Is created tax with the Interest
aforesaid. s..-,s 49,.
Size !. Ady6fdiHauUe or part thereof hetetof6re
passed that with hiss hereby repealed.
Skc 5. This ordidancet to take effect from and after
its passage aIld the iega, publication thereof.
~ GHoLASYnUNG; Pfesldeht @. o.
WILLiAI L.. KItd, City Clerk. ..-3 1855 Z
Lancaster, Janthfy 20, l650--3W3s asu y'
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Road NotieeI I

NTOTICEis hereby given, that petition will be
presented 10 the Com ssiolers OF Fairfield conn
~ Ohio, at their regular Session the first Mon.
tiay in March next, forthe Iteration offs much OF the
County Road leading from Abbotts storei said
ty, 10 Ih6 town OF Buenavsth in HOctins county,
Ipns thftjug the North invest Quarter No.
Township No. l3,aAd Range Ne. I9,a7 wit:
beginning NJ te Fbrks said Road AIeat the North
east corner OF said Quarter ming from
thence due South nearly So 70 pteIseet the Ben
Vista Road on the South line 81 Said Section
ahd ALSO alter tile Edad dn tie South line OF said
QuartOr Section, where small stream OF Water
crosses tho Oad.sp as to bring the Road to the line.
JAM go, 1S50-3w33 MANY PETITIONERS &
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
EyTbe lalies Festiyal cam, off At III

EE The ladies' Festival cam, off at the
new buildings of Messrs. Sifford & Stur.
geon on Thursday evening last. We have
lived long and Witnessed many similar ou-
casions, but never have we before met
the equal ofthis. First. the rooms were
ample. the music enchanting and the prep
aration superb: next there could be found
in open communion scores Of clergymen Of
all denominations, discussing morals, man ,
ners and practical life-with the old cosns
(nnd your humble servsnt) participating.
and last though not least. The lads and the
lassies { a mulLitued which no man could
number, we're floating to and fro like the
waves ofa recently troubled ocean, seeking
their level 10 a universal communion OF
spirits and flow Of souls Wa felt like
shouting huzzas for sociabiity and good
feeling. The supper was gotten up upon
new theory, and for the benefit of the
Protestant Episcopal church, Of which
Brother BoNTE is the most popular and
worthy Pastor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
lT eTorGeTslpor u OhIo,l = /
VALENrfNE Is. iIOisfON,

on Nk1es COT kIS.
Many pspOrt 70 she side sra - sagessllur
names IS .Rspubliesn candidates iS1 Gov.
srnOr a De pexl election. AisllOueh we
deem & fuil early o tnleT, ibldtAs eanvsss:
yet. We propose tohnts out say tOaehine
ihs Hstter. and ths Hon. VALENTINE
B. HORTON. member OF the pfesanI Con.
gFess from ThsdibtsieE ls'Sar6Est ebo;es.
he is the right kind ofs man for lhe times.
Upon every qnes.iOP tI.At has come up in
Congress during ths toar years he hSs been
q mrmberaG FhaI BODY hisenetnies cannot
point, 70 ODe single vyts -ol bis v bich does
not meet entire appreciation Of his political
friendss He j. = man OF DEEDs mo. Of
woRpsz-he does not consume the time OF
Congress ia making long speeches for
BEneOmJe; but when work IS u be done
when lbs vote IL wanted, lie viii nlways
be found d his plaes. ready to east il for
the right, Tor jnstics, and for Truth, The
Republicans of Ohio. 10 our opinion, can.
not find better man. - McAuthurs Jour.
PAL fao1JATJaAa sLoOB HNAdi
A,bstter man win be hard To seaFeH MP.
b. 4 - - = ---
RELs Clerc, tbs Columbus OorrespOnl
dent Of iha Cisyslsnd Hsrald. has at ast
concluded tia. tlie T aassiry investiqaiing
Sommillse have something that viii show
up Mr.. BtesIin. ehdhIs friends in the
Treasury lsfnlaation.s 1sa-s-''i- -. 4
The following i ap extract from the Co
lumbus letter jn the Herald. e 'slaasee
/ ] have heretofore Tsirainsi from ,nosi.
cing any OF the rumors afluat id. tegsFd to
she Treasury deia1cationy / caunow st,,s
Ibat The results, Of atbe late visit Of Mr..
Edgeftcr 20 Mr., ,BrssliB's home in Cana
daI are pelfectly satisfactory. He sug
cesdsd. ID. .obtaihing from Mr.. Breslin a
statement covering some forty pages cl
manuscript, in'Which most Of The missing
funds are accounted for Two hundre,l
thousand doIlars for personal and private
rsaHous IS yetl II unexplained as to their
whsreabouts, but viii be aecounted fer in
due season, and probably saved. The
disclosures made by Mr. Breslin am as.
suved, are very full. and are strongly con
frmed by testimony prsviousiy in posssss'
iOW offhs XaUSstigGting oomUiitiss and dis
closes the names Of pstlies who were in
strumeutalin in getting Mr.. B.into his, fnan.
Cial embarassmsnts and since his High
have bean very aEerse to his return TO thu
States. ~ tarsfi'e '1aa-' l,o'E~- - a' ....
4 We stated some time agOiLai the com
rittse had testimony 9hNts showed thu
Whereabouts Of $500 600 Of ;the Peole',
money. and LIE Cl,rc was among the frs
to deny the stateme6t. Now, be sayS Mr.
Breslin but, confirms the testimony pre-
SiOasly iu possession Of the committee"
Estate Journal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10

: EF Just look at our advertisement in
another column. CnARKE &c SoN, editors
Of the best raper in Ohio the Lancaster
american Gazette. Agents for the sale,
barter. or rent of every species Of proper
y, ,(wiyes and children exceplod.) Come
along gentlemen. everybody will cali at
our office learn where tAey can get the
right kind of bargains.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
E~We had the pleasure day or tw

EEWe had the pleasure day or two
since ola call from our old friend GEORGE
WEAVER, ESQ.,, late editor Of the Z,uesville
Courier; whether he has repented the ad
vocacy of the zone idea," or whether be
has come among us to give Brother Beatty
a lift is a matter in duJso, but one thing is
certain, in years gone by, when he used
to edit our good old Lancaster Gazette, he
was politician and moralist Of the right
stripe. This is the land of bis nativity :
his birth place, where he has any number
of good and true friends. We learn tha,
he intends remaining with us some weeks
and we hope to learn his political prOcliyi.
ties and future bearings. In the mean
time.
SIN nplowman phrase God send him speed,
StliI daily 10 grow Wiser.D
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
The Value of Manures.,

The principal fertilizers are phosphstes.
lime, potash and soda. Baruyard manure,
or any other kiud of manure. is valuable
only proportion to the amount Of inor-
ganic fertilizers it contains, or its capacity
or adaptality to solve those already natu-
rally contained in the soil.-JNo. II. XII
PART,
We clip thslabOvs irOmlths Ohio Farm
or, and a greater fallacy we hAys never
seen in print. 1t reminds US Of the theo-
ry Of a celebrated German Chemist who
saidi ''Burn your strAw--your barnyard
manures and scatter the ashes upon your
lean lands and you save the expense of
hauling and get all the value your manure
contains" W ri"
We would ask what becomes Of the car
bonic and amoniSal gasses evolved during
the decomposition of 5arnyard and other
manures Sheu spread upon the feld?-
These two (carbon and nitrogen oonsti-
tuIe by far the largest and most valuable
portion Of all the vegetables grown and
when wanting occasion the most stinted
crops. True, the inorganic elements are
indispensable to well developed crops, but
to ignore the uIe Of organic mAnurss is
like a MAI trying to live npon bone dust,
potash. soda and little, iron filings.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
EE Our Legislators are dancing to The

EE Our Legislators are dancing to the
music of "FoursDOllars per Day" in
violation Of a special provision Ofths Con
stiiutiOn. They are making a great noise
about the Banks aud all who have money
10 lend. tying them down to six per cent /,
or rspudiating all honest contracts between
man aud man-a beautiful comment upon
our boasted doctrines Of equality, and the
right Of all men to enjoy life, liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness according to the
dictates oftheir own consciences. 81 .tt
Some awful Developments are anticipa-
ted in the Investigation now in progress,
touching the Broslin and Gibson frauds
upon the Treasury. We shall aim to keep
our patrons posted in all matters Of real
interest. W t8S
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

little has been done as yet 10 Congress.
savo sparring about retreuehmsDt4-tbe
giving 20 Mr., Buchanan. 80 millions as
pocket money 70 tickle The fancy Of her
Spanish Msjpsiy,s subjects. and increase the
era Of EiggerdOm BY the purchase Of Gu
ba, The sgilsl0n ofau increase Of tho
Tariff with incidental protection as mstier
OfspaculltiOn merely. APAsif, Rjlroad
starting from the Gulf ofMetico aud fiOm
every point upon the Mississippi north 10
The Like OF The Woods, has been discuss
cd. and with all the wisdom OF the Con-
gress of 1859, we think they will adjourn
on the 4th of March. having done little.
less, or nothing, for, the real benefit OfIthO
American people.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10

HARDWARE. old friend JOHN G.
WEAVER has purchased the Hardware es-
tablisbmeut Of Messrs. White & Latts,
where he will no doubt be prepared 10 &C.
commodate everybody in his line of bust
ness. JonS is native of old Fairfield and
one of the oldest dealers in hardware in
Lancaster Read his advertisement.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10

To THE AFFLIcPrD.-Y You that have
weak backs, lame legs. SwvlIed joints, OF
any of the chrooic affections incident "a
the physical man, see advertisement oil
balm of Gilead Salve." teo0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
AttucIament NOIioo,

John W. Steed, Plnintn against George w. Benc.
s3F gt dict, Defendant tTs tfsF.
DEFoRE Alfred Meveigh, Justice OF the Peace In
} and for Hooking ownship, ,FairfedC omty, Ohio
on the ist day Of January, A. ID. 1852 said Justice
issued orderof attachment in the nboye action for
the sum OF soa So JOHN w. STEED.
February 10, 1e59--3wA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10

EE-An exchange paper says that the
girls are SO hard up for husbands, fn some
parts of Pennsylvania, that they sometimes
take up with printers and kwyers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
spI,ndid omar tSrIs56, 81, SEQ, lsstAsi

FOr Black wood aud Ihe 0nT KeNleWs sd0ss... % %
KB-The price "a I;rest Britain OF he 1vs Period
ieals above named is s3i per
As NC shall never aRain bsiikrly 10 OGeF Sueh la
dHeemebts astliose he re pressnted. RsE
Now IL the TIms 90 Subscrtbe.
U7T7ReBigtaneea mus IN all casos housa6 aitsek
10 s PsbisAers. for ai these prices no commissiol
can he alloWed 10 agents. fFt = m
Address. lEpSARD 81 OH & r0.
December 10, less. No. 81 Gold street. New Yark
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Court Of Conimom I'Ieas, Fairfield

Court Of COmmOM PIeas, Fairfield
t4t Hla GOunty,' Ohio.
Eli s. Gardiner, Administrator Of John d. Beery, dec,
h1lN against Ntu ~
Lydia Beery, 0eorse Beers and Samuel Brlsbaue
PETITION TO coNPLsTE RBkl EsrAfE cSETRhcr.
VHIHE said defendants wifi hereby take notice. that
the saftpIathti6, Aamtni arator f0e 1hfe JDhn
said Court praying saif ia empow
or him To complete cettan contract ii WftIhg ex-
cued in tho ife pf6 of safd deeeAeh, in which he,
tn said Samuel nrisbane Lot No. ~, IN the town Of
Bremeb, In said county, for the sun OF 500, sil
Said petition will come on for heariDg at the next
Term Of said court be holden In the city OF IAneas
ter, Ohio, on the 2sth OF February. l950.
JOHN G. RAINEY, Clerk ?. G. p;
p. VAN TRuMP. Attorney. u. 10
January go, ls5o-3S3spfS3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10

Or. FEHkARD will be in Lancaster at
the Tallmadge Hause. on Saturday 18Th
Of February and remain uitilmoudsy Feb.
18th Af as1t8e = "a s,stf ia,-m
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MASONIC CALENDER

REGULAR MEETINGS:
LopG Z. No. S7....,-.... Feb Is, Is5s
- GHAPTkR, No -......... u :
'' EHCAMPABNT. No. R....... - .
Doe. 20. 1883. G. G.SfEISNAN. Recorder.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10

lypR. FERRARD VIII remain Is RI1sHvtLiE un-
III Satufday JaauaryI, 1885, when he wiliremoye 10
LaisAs;sr, Nc MAY befdund for short time at
tho ia llmadgo House. - Dee. %, IB65-35tf
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SIOUX cITY.IoWA.


EAGr RusHyILLE, Dee. 90, Ia5s.-Dr. Forrard--De
sirAfteT having suffered with Deafness in both sars
for upwards Of thirty nine years. 20 such extent
rende 1T aud laborious for 10 ecn
verse with me. applied to- you for y0dr celebrated
Remedy and after using the same three weeks. am
far restored be able to hear whisper tick
in,; Of watch, without trouble.
Trulyyoars WILLIAM II. PRICE.
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fEMYoRk MARKRF.
PnILADELPHIA MARKET

p - - Puma aBEtrHiA, Febrdary E,rsss
The demand for aom has falles ~. sales nj s5 62a
Is for .gPerhne, ~ &c 80 for extra fsaIly. and
10 wheat. sales Of Red att y, and wsite y &C..
kyscpipiha asds n Gents. f -ff FIFr ~
Corn iess artve. saiss 81 rjm. dTy new yellow DE-
livsfe6, and 75s79 eenis fof damp.
0als steady ~ 47asS eonts. =, ,. Il =. -
tbs dem4Bd Zoe whisky has fallen or stie5 q! 9.as
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Worn BY Rings 9. Hmperors.
what! why d d1earitiIni Head OF EEaIF

what! why d BeautiTni Head OF EEaIf
Because IT is the orna,Vsit al BinssU prssiSsI
ietaW our racs: ksa4sTe slih5dEh the rose msL
be syct g sparkling lie yvl 10 thoss of psa,Is, II
the head isbur oils caYvrig. the hair be snnrI
"a ard shryeled, harsh sad dry, or worse suIL Il
spriikfed with gray, nature will lose thea bali
her charms. Professor Woods Hair RESTORATIVE. n
used two three tiHesa week, wilIscstore and Ipf
thanendy secure TO altsach nm ornament. Mead ths
following and Judge The wfitOT ofthe fret u d tsiiA
d. wo@S:~ sErw youk, ApaiiG, iisa,,
hear SiS:-Permit me 70 express u you the ebll7
gations avn under for The entire rsstoratioR of M
hair its original conr aboqtthe time my Arrival
Ia the aiLed s,ates1t was rEpialy beeoinipe gray;
il som recovered its original hne. consider yoHr
Restorative very ~ondcrtul lpT ghon, quite er-
ncaIious az wrli as aSrceabie. . "a 80
i4'' s''af ST. !,sS siisdiSst
Welsh se~spare, omss. " Nastaas. kfrii u. 81
PRoFEsSpR q. -, Tt6a.-s nsgr Siy.-s-seme mouth
or six weeksagn fetsivcd b,ilie Of your Hair Re-.
stnrative aud gave u 10 my wife; NBo concluded ~
"! = % asss. X. .s I a ;ss %s The,
her as wsik 9a ifts. aIrR ise amer 4 GsN wrskT
!,'al sa, tsif2rpsa E., dsrtaI 90. e ~ .nrp
time beau,tyfng and hIckenInk The hair. strongly
rccomnl nlpid ids sbafe Rostoratse 10 ~ Pefsopfft
SauI of sreh a change Of their hair; ,
Nyw foRK. July vs.. lsSs.
PEofErsoR O. ]. woop;--yviih eonhdeRck 40 4 ref
sS% end yoSr ,I1r S'tssali.s 4. ss,s o Mt s.;
'
Restorative MY hair and vhiskefs Ehieh were almost
white hav eFlaialis grown dark: md nov feel ccE-
ndeht thai aFIIir attous VIII Trlirre them
tD their nalnTAl caiOr. ~ Rtesnas feHeved me 20 pl
dand MI unpleasant hehIfg 80 com nor ainene
persons who perspiFs frdely. - ,, O. hIsbv.
Pa6Vesaoa WnoD--Abont two years aRo ny halF
commence, fnllirgpG and turning grsy was fsst be-
coming bnld Au had trind many teiqbd " 10 enopt
comn,enfed usIue your RestofaitTe n I9ihhFg inst
4 few aPplicatiep. fastened gy hsE eIiAly, hbeGsn
q fill nm l.rtw out. and tnraeh black 70 ils fnrmeV
solnr. fSIack Altsik Nm. a is fBlIy p-siore 70 ~
original eeef. spgsaiauesf and shesi.aIlx Ees
s"@%SsS cnI"sso! IN iiso,s G MAY Nav .Ies7. - nV
The Restorauve Is put IN bottleR Af d1es. via:
large medium and snall; the s5 Holds half pintl
al least twenty pST cedi cfS 10 proportion Than ne
SMALL retaiis for two dears per Uottle; the large boi
Tie haldsa quart, teper ,Anf
o. j. " WooD & co ProPsistors, sts R~yIw-y.
New Yogk. o. the <festNew York Railing Ee,agIisfs
ineu, } and Il Market Street, So. Louis Missouri.
M-FAnd sold by allg6od Druggisll and Fare, Goee
Dealers Bes6ihbeT ., ie5e@ Ira
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
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Du. BJGELqW,S OFFtCts Is athis OLD
Residence on Wheeling Street, near columbus
EtTe.t where he VIII all the calls oI htpl OIL
| te ss,on; Lanssseer, AusaSt1, lSSS-iir
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10
CINCINNATI MARKET.

~ ~ GIHeIsslTi. February 2. ts59
Flour Rfm and anehanred3 sEles at S5GS5 10 for
sBPeraRe.
Whisky unchanged and dBl; sales al e6 cent?.
Rond demand fsrla at " = cents.
POr kagAr thereis aeti i've demand, with sales al
Jcl97 Isc, Tor fzirand prime. - rr
MoiasseS hrm n 57e. Stock ofboth SugaV and Mo-
lssses extremely iiKb'; gamenis IN Impor
ter's hands. Coffee steady. T
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-10

THE TRAvEtErNG COMMUNITY. "A rem,
edy such as BGRHAVE'S HOLLAND
BITTERS cannot be too highly recon-
mended. To the travelling community,
especially. iii is certainly an invaluable rem
edy, having little or no exercise. constant
ly exposed. and subject to tue effects Of a
change Of climate and water. they require
somo medicine of this kind 10 regulate th .
boWelsg st, 79a .sae
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