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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27

THE FEsr1vAI.--The Musical Festival
at the City Hall On Christmas night was
a grand affair--a rich trsat--a glorious
feast to all lovers of Music, vocal and in
strumental. We have neither time nor
space for such rehearsal Of the pro
eramue as it justly deserves. But suffice
it to say, that no pains was spared by
the getters up Of the affair. to make ltJus
what it was. ESQ far as the perf'rmancf
was concerned, a perfect success W.
regret however, to say, that 1t was very
slimly attended, so much so that no
enough was made to pay the expense In
Cured.
We learn that preparations are now Do
inc made for an "Old Folks Concert" t.
come of on Friday (to-morrow) night
A good time is anticipated. and we eSPsc
to see an overAowing house.
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RyMessrs. BEERY & BURBERRY have
lately fitted UP splendid restaurant inn
mediate!y over their store on Main street.
The room is finished, we'll furnished, and
sufficiently commodiou's to accommodate
the public. 1t is intended as a fashiona.
bic eating saloon for all persons, and es'
pecially the ladies'.
Mes,rs. Beery & Burberry are well
known to this community as worthy and
deserving young men of industrious and
Correct business habits-of gentlemanly
and obliging manners. The ladies' oil
Lancaster will rejoice to learn that there
is at last place 10 our city to which they
can accompany their husbands or beaux
as the case may be, and par'ake with
them of u well. served bird or plate ol
oysters. OF the manner in which Messrs
Beery & Burberry serve up oysters (stewed
fried or raw,) birds, coffee, &C., we are
abundautIy able to testify. On Friday
evening last our humble self and lady Lad
the good fortune with many other ladies
and gentlemen Of this city to partake o.
d splendid bird and oyster supper served
UP in the most approved style by Messrs
Beery & Burberry in their new saloon.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

Flour--Sm,ll sales at 4 l0a4, e5, and
4,5Oa5,95 for eAtra.
Hogs--The receipts during the last ~
hours were abe 1000. The market did
not undergo any important change. There
was moderate demand, at 5,0Oa5. 25, and
whilst some holders we're disposed 10 take
these rates, others contended for higher.
Ga the whole, however. the offerings at
the quotation was fully up to the demand.
and 10 some cases good hogs were reius.
ed at 5,25. The sales were:
200 averaging go to 220 lbs 1925
IS g" 220 lbs. 5,45
40 2I0 Z" 500
$50 4" 2i6 5,25
Whea..--The receipts continue light, and
but little Offering. There is a moderate
demand at 90ca$l for prime Rad and
White.
Corn--Ear is in firm and good demand,
at $50 at lower depots. Shelled is in fair
demand Ut 35a36c in bulk.
Oats-The market continues dull, and
the demand limited. We have no change
to notice ir prices. rnd quote them at 26c
in bulk.
Ryc--The demand is fair, and the mar.
Ike. steady 57a58c for prime.
Butter--The market is unchanged and
dull. We quote fair to prime at lial3cl
and choice at lac.
App'es-The demand is moderate at
GOAL so per brl for fair to prime West
ern, and l.75a2,00 for New York.
Potatoes--The demand is limited; and
confined to the local trade. We quote
prime Neshannocks at 1904. 40 from
store.
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The KN1cKERBocKER, a purely literary
magazine for January, 1861, is on our Ia
bls. The Knickerbocker is the Oldest
and perhaps the ablest monthly in the
United States. 1t embraces IN its pages
much current and valuable literature
This monthly is ably edited and com
mapds some of the finest contributlve 'al
ent in America. Every lover OF gooc
reading should take the Kuickerbocker
The Knickerbockev, with fine steal en-
craving Of Robert Burns, or wi the N
Y. World, Tribune, Times, Independent
or News may be had at So per anpum' il
advance.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27

LEoruRE. We hope our citizens will
bear in mind the fact that DR.. WILLIAMS
Lecture before the Literary Institute, up
on .The Physical Forces" is to come oil
this evening at halfpast 6 o'clock. in the
City Hall. The public are invited to at
tend. Let there be full house.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27

IMpRovExESr.-We dropped in upon
our friend ANEREw REID of the New Cash
Store, a few days since, and "elbcW'
ing our way through the crowd, we no.
ticed that great changeshad been wrought
in the sales room. For further iulorma'
tion call and see.
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CHANGE OF TIME.

ONand arte Monday, NoE ,26th 1860 ,tbe Aeh edule
Doftime 70 Tralnso on this road, Leaving Lansas-
ter will be as follows: ., D. =,
westward Trains.
No. Passenger Stl9;51P. N. arriving at cincin.
na7 10 p. NJ. Passengers can return from thence at
Freight and Account 5dation Train at 655 P. NJ.
arriving al Morrow at 400 A. NJ.
Eastward Trains.
Mol, ,Passengerat 3;34P. M, arryin G at Zanesvll
at 40 p. Ing direct for the East
Freight aud Accommo alton Train at 5:Oh,A m.
arriving at Zanesvillt at925 Ann. Making dtrec|
co tionsfor the East and West on Central Ohio
railroad. Passengersfor Columbus will take this
Train. ..t :. =. a.. .'', 80, - !,
Freight and Accommodation Trains will stop at al
Stations for Passengers and Freight
WIN. KEY BOND. Receiver.
BID. ABBOT, Assistant Superintendent
November 90, 1e60--35tf
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REMARKS.

This being the Crasher's second ring
fight. he has covered himself with glory,
winning as he did the championship from
one whose numerous battles have given
him world wide fame, and ono whose
ponderous scratching and tremendous
hair pulling has been the terror OF all
light weight men. Among the heavy
betters on the contest, we are sorry to
say, was a young clerk of this place, who
lost his all 1.-TWO ten cent pieces) on the
result The parties are arranging for an
other meeting. When it is 10 take place
the public will be duly advised.
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THURSDAY, Dec. 81, 1860

~Our Devil requests US to say to
the city subscribers that he will be on
hand early on New Years morning. with
his Address. Our readers may expect
something worthy of their attention, as
it is from the pen Of A, P. MILLER, Ed
i,or Of "7Ae Fireside."
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lBy ou, Rsporteg,l

By 0ur ReportcF,l M t l
GREAT FIGHTING ON THE FASHION
COURSE I..-Grand Gathering Of Them
Asses I--.The EastburE Crasher Tri-
umphantI
Christmas day opened bright and joy
ods in our gOodly city, with the weather
just at such temperature as to encourage
the imbibatiOn Of divers and sundry
"borns Of rotgut" by those SO disposed.
Among those who were somewhat "elevs-
ted" by copiOds draugLts OF cOrn-cOrdial
were two notorious bruisers Of our coun-
ty. who have long been held as the best
light weight men in America. An altsr>
cation having taken place between them in
the morningin which the Eastburg Crasher
got the worst Of the bargain hut was not
satisfied. his opponent, Dutch Bill.
promptly accepted a challenge for the
championship and tweaty y-fve cents. Time
3 PM; place, Fashion Race Course.
APPEARANCE OF THE MEN.
At the appointed time the contestants
met. The Easlburg Crasher came to the
scratch with head erect and an eye which
seemed to say IN whip you devilish
quick - The furrowed brow, the flushed
cheek. the rigid mus le, and the apparent
great reduction IN flesh. showed that his
trainer had done his work exceedingly
we'll, and tha. the now champion was in
prime condition. The shaggy head, the
firm step, the clenched fist, and the look
of confidence with which Dulch Bill toed
the mark, told plainly to the spectators
that there would be hot work for the
Crasher. Dutch Bill has hitherto shown
great game, having fought nine times in
one day at our County Far two years ago
and won "nary fight"
Round 1. The combattants threw their
cigars from their mouths as token Of de-
6ance and squared themselves. Bill made
fen. with his left, and Crasher throw.
ing his hands too high in his efforts tc
guard off, received "stunner" in the alb
domen from Bills right, when they closed
and both fell to the ground. the Crashel
on top.
Round 2. The Crasher came up slyly
and Bill, in his eagerness to get in, re
ceived scratch op his left cheek from th'
long finger nail of his opponent. FRS
blood for the Crasher.
Bound 8. Bill came tottering up, seem
ingly weak from the loss of blood. anc
the Crssher smiling, said tauntingly
Il guess you're gone goossp p But Bill
, was only "playing possum" and answered
the taunt by gouging his thumb in tn
Crashers eye and scratching his face
when both were taken 10 their corners.
Rcund 4M and Last The Crasher
anxious to regain his lost laurels, rushe
madly in and grabbing Bill by the hair
jerked him to the ground. and throwing
:. handful Of snow in his face so as to bin
him, charged with his teeth into the flesh
part of Bills arm. A cry from the van
ouished Tcuton Of "Ich habense canunke
' paye the championship and the twenty
y Eve cents to the Crasher, and proml'
n cuouus rush was made for the bottle. holdt
who was not On the ground, but at zn
norman s tavern.
REMARKS.
This being the Crasher's second rim
t. fight. he has covered himself with glor!
d winning as he did the championship fro1
;e one whose numerous battles have give
!, him world wide fame, and ono who's
: ponderous scratching and tremendor
al -
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Dir. JONES. ofN. Y, Chief Surgeon and
Physicisn to Jones Eye and Ear Inst'tu'
ton, in N. Y. will practice at the COOK
HOUSE, Lancaster. Ohio, from Dec. ",
1860 till JANUARY 7Ih, 1864. DR.. Jones
is graduate of the old and the new School
Medical Colleges and of an. Eye and Ear
College, and is chief physician to the best
Eye and Ear Institution in Amsrica. he
is making professional trip to some Of
the interior cities in Ohio in order to bring
his skin within the reach Of those who can
not avail themselves Of ii In n. Y. Dr.
Jones cures deafu6ss, discharges from the
ear, all diseases Of the eye, straightens
cross eyes, inserts artificial eyes and ear
drums and treats most skillfully every
thing pertaining to the eye. ear and throat,
and also chronic diseases. See and read
the Dr.'s circular for testimonials and fur,
ther particulars. See advertisement.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27

Remember the Dance to come
off at the City Hall on Monday evening
next. 1t being New Years Eve. good
time is anticipated.
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HO w ARD ASSOCIATION


bsnsrOlent Institution sstabiished by speeial En-
dOpmsnt for the Relief Of the Sick and Disiressed
afflicted pth VirHiept and Epidemic DISEASES, and
rams.
MEDiCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
VuSurgeon, to all who apply by letter. with de-
scrptioD Of their age, occupation habits Of
life, &c., and In cases Of extreme poverty Medicines
furnished free OF charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Supermalorrhea, and
other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed In the Dspensary, sent TO the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge.
Two or three stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKlLLtN HOUGHToN,Ac Sur
geon, Howard Association. No. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. By order oftbe Directors.
Z. d. HARTWRLL, Prss't.
GE1. FAIRCHILD, See'y.
AuR, q. .I2G0-i9-ly.
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Notice--Lancaster Gas Light &
Coke Companv.

TVyHE STOCKHOLDERS ofthe L. g. J.. q g. Com
many are hereby notified TO meet al tho Banking,
House ofMariin q Co., on Monday evening January,
7tb 1891 for The purpose OF eleeting Directors fol
the ensuing ycar, "a y. q. klNkkAD, beey!
Lancaster Dec. 6, is60-30
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RELrorous.-The Rev. E, F. S'rick-
land will preach in the Baptist Church
next Sabbath morning, at halt-past lO.
and in the evening at half past g..
Subject lor morning Spiritual hno~I-
eags,
Subject for sveuiig-"Ripsning'- "a
a sermon for the times.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

yVNHE und ersigned, Executor Of the last will and
| testament OF Solomon Rugh, dec, late of Fair
field county Ohio, by virtue ofauthority in said will
ofsad deceased for that purpose, will offer for sale
On Friday, February sth, 1861,
the following real estate to'wt; Tho Home Farm OF
said deceased, situate aboutAye miles east ofLancas.
ter near the GAINESVILLE Turnpike, on the Pitcher
Road and about three miles North 0f Bern Station,
the Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad
tlmbered has good living water, is situate in Pleasant
township the soil Is good. tie location desirable, and
is among The best farms in Fairfield county.
Sale VIII take place az sne % tne o STor1
| and O'Clock. p. NJ .of said day. %
TERMs OF sALE-one.third ofthe purchase money
on the day OF SALE one'third in one and onethrdir In
Title good aud deed executed and delivered on ful
| payment of purchase money. MUELJACKS0N
- Execute, of S olomon Rugh, deceased.
| Dec. 90, ls60.-0w pf$5,9S
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PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
PAIN NIhGBR

-
WE astthe attention Of the tYade and tho public
w to this long and unriyaled Family Medicine for
the OF colds coughs, WeaE stomach and general
debility, Indigestion. cramp and pain In Stomach, bow
el complaint, eolie diarrhea Cholera, de-. and for
FEVER Gad 40 UE, there is nothing better. 1t has
been favOrabi5 kn0WI for more than twenty years 10
be the only specific for the many diseases inei
dent the human family. Internally aad Externally
What stronger proof ofthese factsean be produced
than the following received HHsolstsd nom the
| Rev. A. w. Curtis: .,..F'
RoMrO, NlcOxs Co. Michigan, July 8. 1860.
MEssRs. J. n. HANS e. Co..
| 0eRtlsmeA The confidence have in Perry Dsvip.
Pain Killer a remedy for Colds. Coughs. Bnrus,.
kprains and Rheumatism. for theeure ofWbjch have
successfully used II. Induces TO eheerfully recon-
AfeW months ago had recourse 10 ito destroy fell
on although never heard OF Its being used for that
purpose but having su fsred Intensely from former
one, and having no other remedy at hand, applied
the Pain Killer freely for abou. een minutes al
ming and repeated the application very briefly they
next moi ming, which entirely destroyed the feon.and
increased my confidence in the utility ofthe remedy.
fours truly. A. W. CUHTlS.
| Minister the Wesleyan Methodist Church.
| The Pain Killer has been tested in every variety
Ordinate, and almost every nation known 10. Ameri
cans II Is the almost constant companion and ines
Unable friend Of the missionary and the hsyeler, on
sea and land, and no one should travel on Ne Lakss
| or RperS pifhOuh. I..
Be you call for and get The genuine esipxier,
as many WORTHLESS nostrums are Attempted ~ - sold
on the great reputation ofthls valuable nDdidDe.-
Directions accompany each bottle.,. Sold By Dealers
everywbeTe. Price 25 cts 50 ets.And 81 per bottle.
J. n. HARRIS & CO. Proprfetors
For The Weste Tnund Southern States. CinciDnat, o.
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY @. Kaufman Co.,
z: l.. Slocum SiGord Sturgeon, Lancaster; Richard
B. Walker, West Rushville; p Hane, Plearantville;
A. Fenstnnker q Brother, Waterloo; 'Brossman and
Andrew .L.itho polls; David Probost, Marcy; Wesley
Macarthur, Mi,lersr ort;J J. Lefeh q Co. Amanda.
| November !, Ie60-ly3I ---
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LardK egs! LardKegS!

wishing Kegs for LARD, will do we'll
by calling on LYONS & SON, as they will pay the
highest market price FOR LARD.
Lancaster, December q, 166O-3w39
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aht Marktts.
LANOASTER MARKET.

LANCASTER MARKET.
Corrected wsekly Jy Wygum d Lyons.
Coffee l6sl8c Sugar l0@llc
Eggs 10 Molasses 50
Lard o. Salt 90 90
Bacon 10@l2c Butter IA
Wheat per bushel 800 @95
Flour per barrel. 81 1905 90.
Corn 25e Oats l8c Barley 5O@55c
Potatoes 25a30c.
Fish per half barrel, White s5 IS;
Pickerel, IS 90; Bass 8 20.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD!
MOFF "A T'S
VEGETABLELIFEPILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The high and enyied celebrity which these pre-em-
efficacy all the Diseases which they profess to cure,
has rendered the usual practice ofpu fling not only
necessary, but unworthy OF them.
IN ALL CASES
OF Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rhuematism, Anec-
tions Of Bladder and Kidneys.
BILIOUS PEvERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the South and West where these disease prevail.
they Wilt found invaluable. Planters. farmers and
others, who use these Medicines will Lever af-
terwards be without them.
Bilious ChOlie, Serious LOOseRess Pills. CosireResS,
COids$ Coughs ,chOiie, Corrupt RsmOrs, ,DrOPsis'.
DYsPEPsIA.-No person with this Distressing disease
should delay usin z these Medicines Immediately.
Eruptions ofthc skin. Eryspeas, Flatuleney.
FEvER AND AaUE.-For this scouIge Of the Western
country these Medicines will be found safe, speed!
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the sys
TEN subject 10 return OF the dsease cure by these
medicines is permanent.
Try them. Be satisfied, aud be cured.
FOuLSEss or CoMPLEXIOE-- -
GENERAL DEBILITY, GoUT. GIDDINEss,
Gravel Headache, of every kind, Inward Fever. In
Hammaiory Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaundice,
MuRcrRIlL DrsrisEs.-Nsver fails 70 eradicate en-
tirely all the effects Of sMereury Infinitely sooner thai
the most powerful preparation Of Sarsaparilla.
Mig 1t Spsas NrrrOHs Debility NorroHs Complaint.
| Of all kinds, Organic .46eetiORs. >; O..
| PILEs-The original proprietor Of these Medicine
wns cured Of Piles Of IS years standing by the use
these Iife Medicines alone. .t.t T.,
0rgans.r. 81.
.RHEuMArIsA Those Affected with this terrible dis
ease, will be sure OfTeliefby the Lite Medicines.
Rush OF Blood to the Head, Scurvey, Salt Rheum
Swelngs. 81
scRoTuLA or KINa e Evil In its worst forms. Ulcer
| OF ever! description.
woRas Of all kinds are eHectualy expelled by thes
Medicines Parents will do well to administer then
whenever their existence is suspected.
Relief will be certain.
The Life Pills & Phoenix Bitter!
PURIFv THE BLOOD,
And thus remove all disease from the system.
Prepared aud sold by
DR.. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
335 Broadway, corner OF Anthony Street, New YOrG
FOR Sale by all Druggists.
June IA, Ie60-IyIl
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HAMILTON, Ohio, Aug, 7, 1860.
This is to certify that my wife has been afflicted with
letter her hands for several years, and all the
remedies which she made OF failed, until she COM
menced using DR.. Weaver's Salt Rheum Cerale
which she has found to be the best remedy she has
ever used, and would recommend 1t 10 all similarly
afflicted. PETER JACOBS.
Sold by g. Kaufman Co. 4w
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E%For the best pictures, go to GRIs'
woLD's Daguerrean rooms, in the sifford
u Sturgeon Building.
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RrHcA Yard.

II HEREBY announce to my old customers and the
public generally, that have re-opened my OH
BRICK YARD, North ofLancaster, and will suppl
Brick OF the very best quality at very fair prces
Give your old friend a call. DAVID CoWDEN.
Lancaster, Aay 81, ls60-.9u
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EVERY DAY brings cheering evidence. proving DR..
WEAvER's CKRATE TO be specific for all diseases oI
the skin.
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Fairfield Common Pleas.

Am,as, an", !, r,s r.,a. Po't''o" for Divorce.
eNoTICE is hereby given that the said George W.
Reid, has this day fed n the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Fairfield county Ohio, his petition against the said
Amanda K. Reid, praying for a divorce. CauIe, will
fabsence on the part Of said Amanda for more than
three years. p. VAN TRUNP, ATTY.
JoHS G. RAISEY, Clerk, F. c. G. p.
Dec. T. lsGl-6w37,
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Mma WRAYREsS :
.CERATE.e OINTM MEN1

anu you nAVV puIHHutHt Vulo' =,
THE CERATE has proved itselfto be the best Oint-
ment ever invented and where used II has never
been known to fail Of eGeetng permanent cure 9f
Old Sores, Tetter and RingW0rm, Scald Head, Chin
blains aud Frost Bites. BarbGr's Itch, Chapped or
Face. And Tor RpRk, 6IRPLEs and SORE EYES.
the Cerate is the only thing required 70 cure. u
should be kept In the house Of avery family. Price Of
Syrup 81, Cerate 25c per bottle. Directions accom-
pany each bottle. Sold by most Medicine dealers.
J. n. HARRIS & CO., Cigcin1ati, Ohio,
Proprietors for the Western and Southern State, .
to whom orders for the above Medicines may be Sd'
dressed. sold Wholesale and Retail by @. kAUPF-
MAN & co., and 3. L. SJQCUM, Lancaster; =. Hans
Pleasanivife; Jefferson 81 Co., Thornville; W; A.
Graham, Zanetville; Roberts * Samuel, columbus;
George H. Fiekhardt, Circleville. NOV. ], IeSO-ly
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Thousands ara daily speaking In the paiseo Of
Dn, E,ATOn's 81.
INF kNTICE CORDI AL
and whyf because Il HsUsr fails 10 gord frstantans-
Gus relief wheu given In time. acts as II by magic,
and one trial alone will convince you that what We
say istrue. II contains (. ,,y ~.
NO PARHGORIC OR OPIATE D..
OF any and therefore IeleVes BY rsmovinR the
sG6sviEPs ofyonT child instead Of By deadsning ffs
ssHSieftiss For this reason. eommends itself as
the 0Hy rsIabiS preparation now known for cAldrsH
Tssthipg .DisryAeG, DySsRfsyy. Gyipisgin ths Bep-
els, AeiditO oftAs Stomach, Wind, Cold IN the Head,
and Group alsO fer sOfteniDg the gums reducing in
regulating the Bowels, and relieving painy
IL has no egual-beiBg anti-spasnDdie II ts used
with uHfaiing success In all cases of COHUniseA or
other Fits As you value tho life and health OF your
chldren, and wish 10 save them from those sad and
blighting consequences which eeTtair TO result
from the OF narcotics OF which the oths Temedie
for IBfantne Complaints are composed, take none
but DIR. EATON'S 1NPANTILB CORDIAL, this you.
can RELY upon II is perfectly harmless and cannot
injnre the delicate infant. Price, 25 cents Full
directions aeeompan each bottle. Prepared only BY
| CHURCH & DUPONT"
| -,.. No. 400 Broad way .NaE York.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, Druggilts.
| No. 400. Broadway, New York. -
And all respectable Drugg ggstthroughoutthe country
| "a
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

which we offer on the most reasonable terms.
Those indebted TO the old firm ofWOrk. Son &
Work. will please call and settle at once. We hope
old friends will the necessity ofso dc ing with
out further notice. WORK d EON.
Nov, o.. lh6O-3Al
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GUERNSEYS BALM.

IMMEDIATELY removes or prevents inflammation
from the worst Burn Seald, Bruise, Fracture. Cut
or fresh wound OF any kind, and its healing quality Is
truly wonderful. For Neuralgia, Rheumatism, A que
10 the breast, saltrheam, Frosted Feet
II Is the best application known. 1t prevents swell
ing, pain or irritable from Mosquito bites, bee stings
poisonous plants, &c. twill certainly cure Group
when taken internally, also Sore Throat and hoarse
ness. 25 cents bottle. for sale by Druggists and
Storekeepsrs, IRWIN STONE. Sole Proprietor, No
l.Spruce Street. New York. Sept. 90, is6o-ly25