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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
A kTfIrIAL TEEfH.-FULL sEfs ON PORE SILVER
a only % on gold and plstina with coatnous gums
Sah EQUAL 70 any york In New York Single teeth 81
tseh Allied md extracted without Tho least pain b. pro
II LIB Sixth avenue, between ren aud
DIR. LUTHER. Dentist
A RfrFICrAL rzHrH-DR DuRxrw CONTINUES TO
"A extract teeth In two seconds without The slishtest pdn
Tech Inserted charge FOR temporary
t. extracting whese Ard iclA Teeth Inserted Dr. X
DURKIN, SO Canal street. one door from Laurens
NULL SETS OF TEETH INSERTED ON SILVER, SO;
II gold, rs; platina 50, with VIII ,ut extracting the
rood. feelh extracted without PAIN
n. B. GslFFIN, Isl Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
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uCTIoN NOTICE.
"a n G. EDEY. Guctlnesr
EXECUTORS SALE or FURNIrpaH PICTURES,
WINS de-, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS

EZRA LUDLOW Jr,
VII sell on wedlesdss Msrcb at ,n O'Clock at sshsroom
&C Cedsr street opyoste TIE Pos. ,Ss ciose
Fuypl cousnE of Sc as, Mrcnr BOOK Shelves carpets
Co-chss Psrlor Screens be Tables s6pg
and Cosrs etse sds NaI c &c two antique
silver mounted mah0gsIy Cutlery Csses manufactured in
Loroon IN Tso
,lso
small hut splendid col'ecu % ancient AID moiera Pc-
urrt by ell srsis and well worthy the attention
Of conloissieufs-
Also.
small stncx q very superior zines Liquors &c very
old and few thousand Of very choice Hsvaoa Segsrs
Also
tw, seated Pbt,n waron With cp back seat 10 ex sci
lent order together with silver plated douhe ys
The sale is vsr.m1ofy Every lot viii be sold 10 he
hhest bider CATALOGUES ready Tuesday and Pictures
exhibition.
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NEW PUBLICATTONg,

SECOND EDITION NOW READY.-WE CALL raH Ar
tenuon Of discriminating nvalda ORIGINAL And reov
orr on medicine md snrsery. receaty psbhd
tanned from any other source Price 81 postage fres
hENDRICKSON, RLAkH LON0.
Il and q Ann street Nev vowk.
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BALES AR AUCTION

NoTfAoH IN BROOK Yk-PYksMProEv sALA =
~ FhAPKLIn ekOThskB wtu seN the dAy. raesday
March g. ut " cSch u tho ,ge vlea
ssruy hraed two s.o-y frame Cottage ard is
hos street re PsrtcuArs Inquire VI tho aucssaees 20 NJ
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UcrIoN HoTICE-THoNAs BELL WILL sELl, ON
Wednesc iOl< O'CLOCK A NJ, ~ vtrtle OF chstc
All the Furniture the house and store No. Is East
wa cussry OF and beton Furaurc feather
sArttcuiArn In
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NO MON 1POLY.
he Rockland Lake loo Company having procured their nm
py Of loo kockand Lake and other ocaes are nos prc
pared make coutacs with dsaer~ shippers AID
o. Ice Tor he coming season 70 DO delivered the dspo
NE oompany OF on board OF vessels vsuls hotsa
saooUs private Residences he, Of good quality
bought from any OF the old monopoly a. TIA
lowest market price For further particulars inquire Al Se
e@ce OF the Company, Is Jay street. VIM RADFORu
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15

The STUDENTS APPoLOGY Many years
ago, in one of the older colleges, there
we're many rats as well ss studelts. Tic
bell'rope passed through the upper floors,
and the end Of il hung down in the chap.
ell near the partition wall that separated
the chapel from the other APARTMENTS.
There was knot 10 the lower end Of the
rope and tassel appended TO it. The
JaoiIor had placed two large chairs agains.
the wall, and the bell rope hung between
them. One morning student laughed N
time Of prayer, and, as matter Of course,
was called to account for it, The faculty
after hearing his excuse. required an
pology in writing The offence had been
public, and the apology must bs public
also. The student retired, and in q short
time returned with the following:
81 could but laugh at such quaint airs,
Though on my knees, for near those chairs
lsaw rat, for want OF stairs,
Slide down the rope to get to prayers;
And having run the periOus route
He looked around and seemed devout:
Would start, then pause, as though In doubt
Weret best to stay or hurry out,
slnce from their knees mon sometimes hurry
okill poor rats with rage and fury.
He seemed to reason, feel and act
The wiser way to escape attack,
Forjust before 'he prayers were ended
Ho seized the rope and re-ascendod"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15
MARRIED..

On the 7th inst, by the Rev. H. Langc
Mr.. JOSEPH BIsH, of Logan and Miss
MART M LIGHT, Of this city.
With the above "notice" csmo pro
fuse quantity oi cake and a bottle of most
excellent wine. for which the printers are
indebted to the groom and fair BRIDE
Long may you live to enjoy the blessed
weets Of matrimony.
On the 4th inst. by the Rev. Thomas
Drake, Mr.. WILLIAM CAEEsMAN and Miss
MARY ANN SMITH, Both of this county.
On the 25th ult, by the same, at the
residence of,he BRIDES mother. Mr.. Thos,
Bright and Miss Mary ShatTer, both of
this county.
On the 25th ult, by the same, Levi
Bouers and Miss Lucinda Miller. both of
this county.
On the 30th ult.. by the same. at the
residence of the BRIDES mother, Harry Bu.
chanan and Miss Julia Myers, both of this
county. ....-
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. Samuel Car
penter, WILLIAM L. JEFFRrEs and CATuA-
RiNE L, daughter of &, S, Williams, all Of
this county.
On the 95th ult., at the residence of
Mr.. John Myers, in DumontsviIle, by the
Rev. F. K. Tolheroh. Jesse Brumbach and
Miss Nancy Jane Myers. all this county.
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Ncw 4 orrriisrmrnts.
CITY E MPO R U NJ

For the Best and Cheapest Groceries, Pr0UisORs and
MiseelaReOus Articles.
The strongest passion in the human breast
Is shown for thing the newest aud the best;
New thoughts new men new measures and new St0res
Are all the vogue, though some of them are bores:
In visiting la NCAsTER we see the same
Display'd for money or displayed for fame:
For instance, at the Store on fan'd Main Street,
The Hooking Valley Bank just opposite,
Are sold the ARTICLES most cheap and fne,
In Grocery, Fancy, and PrOuiSion line:
Where GEO. W. LITTLE, as proprietor,
To please his many custome rs Is sure:
Variety's the very spice OF life, and there
ltmay DO found In ev'ry thing that's rare:
The best Of Groceries Of eyry grade,
And lower pric'd than any In the trade:
We cannot mention all the fancy to delight,
Bnt just enough to whet the appetite:
The Sugar, nd the Coffee of each kind,
nd diff rent Spices pleasing dih'rent minds!
For smokers best Tobacco Of the day,
With German smoking pipes OF wood and clay,
And reh Segars TO Whit our cares away:
The German, French, and choice Madeira Wine,
For health and pleasure alids most divine
Maglory Brandy which has glory sure
For those who wisely, drink 1t old and pure:
The richest Cider, Porter, Ale, and Beer,
or ey,rS quality the soul 10 cheer;
The Biiteis made OF Wine that have spell
Medicinal to make the richest well: '-.,..
The sweetest Crackers, Cakes, and rncicst Cheese,
In short, all Groceries that sell md please:
full Emporium for Provisions rare,
Too very numerous to mention here:
Enough to make all Fairfield County thrive,
Or feed the world and keep our race alive:
The rarest dainties in CoWectioRary way,
For daily feasting and each holiday:
MseeiidRy too, of ev'ry thing
Which lasting good or transient pleasure brings:
few we notes.-the Eastern Ware and Crockery,
The Pistols suited to the hand and eye:
The OILS for Gentlemen and Ladies, hair,
To make the really beautiful more fair:
The Toys for Childreu, Wrapping Paper strong,
And various household Brooms for old and young,
But we must quit, our swelling list may grow too long!
BY Wholesale and By Retail and at the lowest prices
And In mode which ey'ry customer On tees,
For CASH or PRoDUCE as the buyer pleases!
Come cne, come all, aud favor when you come,
TmE Cry AND THE CouNTRy's TRUE EMPoRIuM
Lancaster, Ohio, Nov. l3, ls6O.-93
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoRK, November 13,-FLoUR
Sales Of 10, 400 bbls at SIS 2oa5 20 for
suparfne State; IS 40a AS for extra
State; IS 2Oa5 25 for su2srfne. Western
IS 4Oa5 70 for common to medium extra
Western; and So 65a7 80 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; closing
heavy and unsettled.
RYE FLOUR Continues in limited re
quest, at So 50a4 25for common to choice
snperfne.
CoRS--Is heavy and lower for lots in
store; and without striking change for
parcels aAoat; sales Of 49, 900 bush at 68a-
$50 for Western mixed, aAoat; 500 for
Yellow; and zoe for mixed Western, in
store.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15
OBITUARY.

DIED-On Monday morning. Nov. 5,
CHARLES F. eldest son Of Mr.. T. E. Bis
linghurst Of this city, Ele was taken a.
way in his early youth, being but II years
old the 10th Of last Sepember-yet al.
ready had he shown evidences Of unusual
stability of character. He was a good
boy, Of very studous and inquiting dis
pos lion, preferring always the society of
older people, from whom he could learn
something, to thot of thosa ofhis own age.
His parents feel that. while they mourn
for him, they can yet say with the Shu
Mantle woman, Z" 1t is well with the
child"
"Leaves have their time TO fall. ,.. .....! 3D.. q.
And flowers to wlther at the North Winds breath,
And stars to set, but all t.. A..
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, o Death ".
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Two Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, Nov 13.-The Daily News
publishes the text Of the dispatch of Lord
John Russell to the British Minister Al
Turin, dated Oct. eth. Il says the great
questions which appear to the British
Government to bo at issue are these
Were the people Of Italy justified in ask.
ing assistance Of the King OF Sardinia to
relieve them from a government with
which they were disconnected?
Russell says: "The government does
not feel justified in declaring that the peo.
pie Of Southern Italy have not good rea-
sons for throwing off their allegiance, and
cannot there blame the King Of Sardn.
ia"
The dispatch closes as follows. "Her
Majesty's Governmen mt will turn their eyes
rather to The gratifying prospects of the
people building up an ediGce of their lib
critics. with the sympathies and good
wishes Of Europe.
1t was believed in Paris that the OBJ.
ject of France in preventing the blockade
of Gaeta by sea, was merely to facilitate
the escape of the King of Naples, aud
prevent the complications which would be
the result ofhis capture. .#'.|
The French journals offer no explana-
tlons.
The Bouris was frm at e9f, $50.
ITALY.-According to Neapolitan ac-
counts, Gen. Cialdini Was beaten with
great loss at Gariglanio. Some dispatch
es place his loss as high as 1000 killed
and wounded, and s guns taken,
Official dispatches from Turin say that
these assertions are completely false, the
Sardinians not being defeated at all.
Capua was attacked on the list inst.
and capitulated on the following day. The
Neapolitans were allowed to leave with
the honors of war, laying down their arms,
and were 20 go to Naples on the 81. Ma
pies illuminated, and there was great re-
joicing. An attack on Gaeta was shsrtly
expected Victor Emanul had crossed
the Gariglanio.
TrRKEY.-lt was reported that the Gov
ernment was about to negotiate loan of
f16, 100000 at Paris at 534. A ma
tional forced loan was also spoken Of
Great financial fluctuations were occur
ring at Constautinople.
The India and China mails are aboard
the Canada.
The French version says that on the
21st the allies, after vehement resistance
carried by assault the most important OF
the Takee Forts. Two hundred French
and two hundred English were put hors
du combat. One thousand Tarters were
killed and found IN the fort, among whom
was the General.in-chief. The other forts
surrendered successively the same eve-
ming.
The capitulation gave the Allies the
whole country as far as Tien .Sion, and
six hundred brass guns of large calibre.
The Ambassadors were at Tien Sien,
where the Chinese Commissioners attend.
ed them to opin negotiations.
II was reported that the Ambassadors
We're soon to proceed to Pekin with cav
airy escort. a.
The China Tea market was dull.
The London money market was quiet
and steady. The China news had no eff
feel on consols Money was unchanged, but
the Continued withdrawal of gold from
the bank, led to the expectation that the
bank minimum was soon to be raised. pos
sibly next week.
The Africa was at Queenston on che
afternoon Of the 4Lh inst.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15
DR.. S. o. RrcAARDsoN's
Sherry W ine Bitters.
The celebrated Wen Fhglani Remedy for HabipaIc
stiPatt0H, JaHndIee, Fe1sr and .agEe, General De-
biHty, dnd all Diseases arising from a DiSor.
dsred Stomach, Liner or R0p0[s.

" RfmedV HdbIfudICon-
StiPattSH, Jaund,ee. Fe1sr and AgEs, General De-
6ihtg, sad all Diseases arising from a Disor.
dsred Stomach, Liver or BODois. q %. o.,
THNHEY are used and recommended by leadingPhy.
sicians o. the country, and all who try them pro-
nounee them invaluabIe. ., 3, -.
DR JAMES l.. LsErRE, writes from gavarre, Stark
county, Ohio the Bitters highly praised BY those
suffering from indigestion, dyspepsia aud liver com
paint.N
E. s. DAVIS. Postmaster at wlIIiamsport, Ohio,
say "they give great satisfaction. use them my.
self, having taken cold become prostrate and lost my
appetite. 1t relieved me. and | can recomn end it
with greatasSnrances Of its merits"
DR. WV NJ. Kerr Of Rogersvllle. indiana, writes
rs lh1i they are the most valuable medicine offered.
Ht has recomme uded them with, great success, and
with them made several cures Of paipialion Of the
heart and general debility. -.
THoMAs STANFORD, Esq.. BlOnnisvIo, Henry couu-
ty, lndiana, writes long eter. under date ofMay.
I, 1860. He was muc" eJuced. having been afflicted
for three years with r.a debility, palpita
on ofthe heart Of The severe aud Frustrating
character. 'aer using few hotties was conplete-
ly restored and am now in robust health"
GEoEGE W. Ho+TMAs says he was afflicted with rheu-
maii- for rtweIty years in all its various FORMS and
at the date Of his letter he had beeR two years well
the Bters edeeting the cure, when several physicians
attending him could do him no good. He SAYS ''for
rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney afoc
ton or dropsy.t is a specific certain remedy."
j. W. HrNT writessfrom Delphos, Allen county,
Ohio, section where Fever and Ague that
he most cheerfully recommends them Of decided
General Debility. .- .-. - - |'.s
u. X. GALLEHEEs, ". n. writes from Van Vert,
Ohio. 81 most respectfully recommend the Sherry
Wine Bliters 10 the notice Of Dyspepte persons, aud
to all who require astmnlaing medicine. Such Htss
ne are reesipiHF daily. Full directions aceom pany
zach bottle. They sold by Medicine dealers gen
orally, Prce75 cent per bottle.
.r...-.- j N, HA ARRiS IL co. Cincinnati. i Ohio,
Proprietor for the Southern and Western States,
to whom address allOr'ers. Fo' sale by 6 Kaufman
Il Co.. Il. Slocum, SiHord " Surgeon, Lancaster;
Richard d. Walker, West RushvIIe; P. Aane. Plea
santvlle; A. Fenstmaker. Waterloo; Brossman &An-
drew. i.iihopolis; Davie Prooost Marcy; j. Lerch Il
Co. Amanda. Nov. l, 1s60-I)3
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- G0nsG
InpectIne.-The Perslnn Ter.r rnnr,,

For the prevention and cure of Fsuey and Ann, and
Bilious FeBsys. This wonderful remedy wn, bIonobt
to the knowledge oftbe present by friend
who has boon great traveller in Persia and he HoIv
Land. ,- ~ '''
While going dOwnthe river RupbraIes exney,ene
ed a Sspsre attack Of Fever and Ague, On Jiscnv.r
Ing hls condition, one Of the BOanen took from III
person an Amulet saying "Weer mir and ma E.rss
mill touch goa" Although iaeIcdulous as 10 n. VIZ,
tues; he complied and experienced Immediate reIct
aud has since always found II an eGectlou from ,ii
malarlOus complaiDts,
On further investigation he found that the boatman
attributed TO II miraepIOHs powers and said that n,
could only be obtained from the Priests of tLs Snh
Sometime afterwards, the gentleman in convessing
with Priest obtained from bm The secre, ofi,s ~
paratiOn, aud aseertniDed where the medicinal barh
were found, Of whichit was compounded The wnt
derfui virtues OF this article have lDtneed mi h.
lief In the minds ofte nayesin the mrac,lIonsbesi
lug powers OF their PheIts.
Since his return TO America 1t has been tried with
tho hApDest effect by several Ladies and Geutlemen
Of high character who have given II The Il nnnaii
fed praise. This remedy having been a spncigcin
Persia for hundreds OF years. for the prevention ana
cure Of Fcvor and Ague and Bilious feyers-.is nov
offered to the American people.
It will be sent by mail prepaid, with full drectiors
for use, on receipt Of one dollar.
Principal Depot and MaEufa factory, laa Main St,oo,
Richmond, Virginia. Branch Office, Bank Of Com,
mence Building, New York. Address
June %, ledO-lyl3 JOHN WILCOX & co.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15

Dr.. WtsE, the well known Lurg, Eye
and Ear Physician. and who gave such
general satisfaction in the treatment of al
chronic complaints that he gave attention
10 in former visits to our city. may be
consulted at the Cook House till the eth
Of Nov. The Doctor desires all who in.
tcnd svailing themselves Of his advice and
treatment to do SO at as early date as
possible, that he may have more time tc
Cure and render satisfaction. He treats
all respiratory diseases by medicated MIA
lation,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15
HO w a RD ASSOCIATION
PIIILADELPHIA.

6eneuotent fnstitHtiOn estObHShed by spesial En-
donmsnt for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed
especially for the Cure Of Disease 0J the SERIAL Or
RdnS.
MEDlcAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
scription Of their condition. (age habits Of
furnished free OF charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Superma,orrhpa and
other Diseases Of tie Sexual Organs, and on the SEW
REMEDIES employed in the DispensAry, sent to The
afflicted In sealed letter envelopes. free or charge
Two or three stamps for postage will be acceptable
geon, Howard Association, No.. 9 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order ofthe Directors.
nm n,,pc,, y. D. HARTWBLL, Prssr.
Aug. 0, ,lSG0-l9-ly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15

TrcE.-Baptist Church - Sunday
morning next services at half p 'st 10.
Subject "A Home Question. Sabbath
School and Bible Glass as usual. Eve
ming services at balf-past 6. Subject
Sins Stain. On Wednesday evening next
the Rev. 3. BRIGHAM. will preach. All
are respectfully invited to attend
E. f. STRICKLAND.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15
Pleasant Township Seminary.

TNNHE Annual Term ofthe Pleasant Township Semi
Il nary willcommence with MONDAY, ,APUlL,ath,
A. ID. 1860, and consist of40 weeks, divdedintoThree
as follows:
Summer Session, from April the 9th to June the goth
1860. Twelve weeks tuition, 50. Vacation weeks,
Fall Session, from September Ard to November card
1860. Twelve weeks tuition, 50. No Vacation.
And Winter Session from November the 26Lh 1860,
to March the 10Th, 1861. Sixteen weeks tuitons,S S.
TPBoarding will be furnishedby the Principal ai
So per week. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal.
Lancaster, March 22, ls60-Nly47 .-.. .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15

The great struggle between freedom and
slaveryis is ended. The triumph is on the
side Of freedom. The victory is as com,
plets as the conflict was terrible. In the
majesty Of their sovereign power the pe9-
Pile have vindicated their principles, have
wrested The government from the grasp
Of the slave power. From the 4th of
March next, it's energies will be devoted
to the advancement Of freedom rather
than tie e&tension and pcrpetuation Of
human slavery, From power in the
hands of the few, welded for the exclu-
sive benefit Of class, it will, in the
providence Of God, become an instrument
in the hands off people, devoted to the
promotion. the Welfare and happiness Of
the whole country. With the incoming 6
Of the next Administration will come the
outgoing of the reptiles that have for eight
years been sapping the foundations of the
government. The vampires That have so
remorselessly drank the nations blood,
will be stricken off; the couduits and
Sideways of the government, running
btim full of corruption aud dishonOr, will
be broken up and their channels cleansed
and purified by the influence of honest
principles aud pure motives.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THNHb undersigned offers his arm a private sals.-
u Said farm is situated in Pleasant township Fair.
~ field County, Ohio, 4 miles Northeast Of
s$fS Lancaster, and consists of OF Acres, 81 A. {A
- cres in cultivation and ten acres of timber IiI
Ihe improvements are: an excellent Dwelling HOu.e
good Barn, and other out houses: good Orchard
ana never falling Spring of Wntei, convenient 10
thc house, ahordng plenty Of water for stock tc For
particulars apply to the subscriber on the premises
Octl8-4w. JEREMIAH MILLER
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Estate of Phillp Sheets.

NT0TICE ishoreby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and duly qualified US Adm iustra.
tor oftbe Estate Of Philip Sheets, deceased late OF
Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having claims
against said Estate will present them for settlement
legally authenticated within one year-and all those
indebted will make immOdl ate payment. cd,
SAMUEL JACKSON, Adm'tor
November /, ls6O-9wyl ..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15

lrPltis wOnderfulhow soon q valuable remedy be-
comes known-Dr. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine
Bitters Is used and recommended by theleadng ply
sicans OF the country, and all who once try ii pro-
nounceit valuable, t ... ,.
- DFLPHos, Allen county, Ohio, July Goth, 1853.
Messrs. J. N. HARRIS T. Co--Gentlemen 81 have
sold DR.. s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bilters TO
several years, and cheefully recommend thom to
the publicas medicine OF decided merit In all cases
Of general debility, dyspepsia fever and ague, ,etc.
Yours truly b.. J. w. HUNT, Druggist.
Seld by Sihord q Sturgeon. lm3l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15

u rive invite all wishing to abtan good and pure
Drugs and Medicines to the Drug Store of g. Kaun-
man " Co. where Pure Drugs, aud such valuable me-
dlcines and dstandard remedies Perry DGpis Yege-
taoe Pain Killer, De. ROhdrdsOn's Sherry WiHe Bit
ters, aud DR. WeaUsrs CaHker and Salt RAeum Syrup
and CsrGts can always be found. To deal In such
uro and valuable remedies warrants prosperity and
to use them secures health. Sold by ali medicine
dealers. See advertisements. im3I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15

ETAs will be seen in another column,
Geo. W. Little has opened a Notion,
Grocery and Provision Store in the room
formerly occupied by Gianni, where he
desires to sec all his old friends and Gus.
toners. "Nauc-ee" is the prince of good
fellows, and deserves liberal share of
public patronage.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-15
Notice.

A DIVIDEND OF seventeen per cent. to tho crodl.
n tors Of BERNHARD BRILMAIER, was This day
declared by the Probate Court Of Fairfield county
Ohio, to be paid by John R, Mumaugh, Assignee, al
his Office In Lancaster, In said county, the first day
Of DecemberA. d. 1861. Dated this 25th day Of Oc.
tober, A, ID. 1860, at Lancaster, Ohio.
JOHN X. MUMAUGH, Assignee.
November le0O--3w3I