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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-26
Money Lost!

Z LOST on yesterday red POrtmOnaic. torn a little
the latch containing S25 msney, and valuable
papers, between Mr.. EYeres Union and the
Watson House will pay liberal reward for the return Of the
same this Cfice D. A. COLE.
9l-lR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-26

In our telegraph column this morning will be
found the last and fullest news we have from the
Charleston Convention.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-26

a few days ago Mrs. BARTRAN, residing IN Phlla-
dsphia, was dangerously injured by the explosion
Of a coffee-pot
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The Pope Of Rome is now in his sixty-eighth year.
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The ladies Of the Mount Vernon Association IN
the State Of New York acknowledge the receipt up
to the 9th inst, of s3S,86S.
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Vnnt 90 Hire.

OR the basnee OF hsyear Servant to do tas cooking ana
IN washing Zoe small family. Apply 70 this Office.
apr2f H&F
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-26

WUST received aud for low figure 800 bushels SUPER
or Hungarian Grass Seed. This seed has ben selected with
great aud raissi In the Northern poon Of Msour8
from dirt all impurities
aprl2-f MIAbLL, hOOkEA 4 co.
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R eauoed Prices!

STAPLE AND FANCY DlsY GOODS
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
Liquid MANURE for Celery.

Those WHO are about to grow celery,,
will fnl that manure, applied in tie ilq
uid form, viii give more rapid growth to
the plant, eauts il 10 be more tender. and
by' the exclusion Of Particles OF manure
in the soil. preventany liability TO rust
by such particles getting pear the stalks
when ear.bing up to blanch We have
practised it, andthink wc have found our
profit in 81 doing, We set up The leach
Of manure much ia The sans manner a.
ia usually ddu9 win wood ashes Tor lye
in making soap. and make our first aPPl-
cation 10 the bottom ofths trench four to
six days before Getting our plants; after
wards, weappIy once in seven to TN days
or ten days or two weeks, according as
the plants soem to need it,, r
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
Kcep all Clonn.

The sap vessels Of trees as we'll AS tie
pores Of the human body, elogged
and the syst4m unhealthy, unless tleau
liness is mainted by frequent rubbing,
washing, etc. Now is agood tms to ap-
ply a wash oil weak lye water to the bod
les OF all young or old fruit trees Clear
away alIibe glass around tie roots, DIG
out the worms, and maks all eleaa, 50 thu
the tree can grow row 10 the growing
season. If you wait until June is pas
YOU have lost all the beueft. for the year
for by tD,al time, most all trees have made
their annual growth in length. and only
ripcn wood and fruits. duiiug the ienaln'
der of season. ~
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
Aarienltnral,
IFron The Ohio Fsrmer.l
f,omnalntlye Yalae Of Fruii..


The season for ripening fruits ls no"
RAPIDLY drawing near; and jpdeiOg from
All accounts, il is destined 70 be unriTal-
Al n nroducttyensss. Every year, new
ysr;eties are advertised and sold, as sur
passing everything before known, Now
I'VE have been, al trouble and expense tes-
ting these new things; and whle we urge
tbe production Of seedlings. weatthe same
time have become httle cantlous and
sEeptical as to the advertised value Of
everythi lg new. As before remarked,
the present promises to o be Aeason oil
great prcducliveness in the way offraits,
and during it why, would i nosbe well Tor
our horticultural Societies to institute
soms method OF interchange, and organ
iss committees especially for careful ex'
animation and comparison Of yare'iesi
and then let them in their reports give ns
reason as well as rhyme for their decis-
ions, sS* s4ss ~s
If those 81 our friends whohaye fruit
will send usasa,nples, from time to time
with the harne under which they grow
them, we will b. happy to receive the"
and make our notes on them, which q
the close of tho season, We will arrmg'
and publish. The close Of the seasoI
wa will terminate with the s-ason for eacl
variety; thus the strawberry season wli
close aboutmidde Of July, cherry, tn
first Of August.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
nlridirr MnnlhIg Roses.

All the d lurbon. Noisotre. China, and
Tea Roses. are tho better for being oc-
casionally taken up. d,videl, andre plant
cd. Vte earlier,his Is done in spring
the bet,eGbul If many, even now, be
done successfully. Tue operator SHOULD
after sgins the roots from The gronod
separale by cutting with ash''p knli'
every piece or stem that has root attach
ed; then cnt tho top nll oil, except jus
two buds, cut OF all bunohes or exercise
upon the roots; smo tn the euds, and re
plant in rich, fresh loamy soil, dug up a
least twenty inches deep.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

The proprietors and manufacturers oG HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS cou appeal with perfect confidence to
physicians and citizens generally Of tho United
States, because the article has attained arepu
taton heretofore unknown. \ few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully Than
volumes Of bare assertion or blazonlng puhely.
u The consumption of Hostctter's Stomach Bit
tere for the last year amounted 10 over half
million hotties and from its manifest steady
ipcrease in tiIues past It is evident that hring
The toning yohr the consumption viii reach
near one million bottle1 This immense amount
could never have been sold but for the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prepara-
ton, und the sanction Of the most prominent
physicians in those sections Of the country
where the article is best known, who not only
- recommend the Biilers to their patients, but
arc ready at all times to give testimonials to its
eHicacyin all eases Of stomnohic arrangements
and the diseases resulting thereirom
This ia not temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the wGy Of trum-
petinp the qualities of the Bitters, but solid
estimation Of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined 10 be MS enduring as time itself
IIostetter's Stomach Dittors have proved
a Godsend 10 regions where fever and ague
| and various other bilious complaints have
| counted their victims by hundreds. To be
able TO state confidently that the "Bitters"
are certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
use"sJ um.J ,n'r ~ an Il ramovos olI morbid mntter
@ snoyeu ~ ia'as a's,anoh nnr;sss ,bo Mood md
:.o". s',o Ill, i;tS ,otho norvous avsem
iinp'ils .i, .'n,,yJ onarou nd;sncnsolIe
svius !. 'n~s ;o1 " hsai,h e. onerotes mon
LUZ .ne ies,O's. HO y, d s o.ior d;cOat;vo organs
,,m' epu 1,or.aon ac'm,, o,'d ooor rostorea Ihcm
n'a' AZ o.aon,;Si y" ,bs hcol,hy discharge
us ,SISo" w. S,not;on. ~ notnre -
FiGorIv nsrsons nav nse tbe Ditters daily as
S;sa.S,ipo,' ~, t,o Ro,,Io and thev will And
pst u,t. a,i'a'Iant noor,jo,lv odan,ed io comrort
~ ~ a'am' ~ !, ;s ,isasort to tbs nolaic'
;"virnrat;Do "a the bow,lg excellent as tonic,
M ,r sso;mropo,ira oenc,nllv We have the evil
dn"oa d." ~ ,ionaonds If oGed mon 0nd women
uy' w." Soro avmorisncod thc hcnetit Of using This
n"o,n WIZ nS r,,;Ie smssrinr from stomach de-
P,op".a,a WI sa,,oral dob;l;tv. acting under
%n I'm" 80 ,hss;cions thev have obandonod
oIT om 'da,o,ov;onrs ,,rngs and fnrly tested the
n;.U sn ~ iii. or,;y,1o few woyds 10 tbp
II -S,,,s. ,rLe,o ava co,toin neriods when
{ HSo, HSo,. o,sos o,a 90 horossiT ihol many Of tLeu
!. aini' -, ,no vial Tho ,olotion of motLe,
o,IN a " "it,J 10 so ahso,binr,v ,endcr that m,
!. a",,o" anI osnSe,ol,v II sho bc vounr ia mt IL
/, roYuoI La, pvn -bsolih in bcr extreme onxiet,
! .orGet net Wv" Snnnn ~ ,ha no,iNa of 'oo,crn,,
Il ior ne' ,ui ~ o',,,,,,nn iooooo ,ho wcor 81
% ul'Ne uuiinb ~ pap"ii, =, n',,rn,nio1 ucrc
nouy shu pllnph sVre. a''y So ~ ,oo,,,,o
= ene", - Io nseGoy " H. sraIn,n and cnolJr IN
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
Time for Pruning Peach Troea.

Now, when the young leaves are jus
pnshing out, is q good time to cut back
say one half the length of the rank shoots
of last years growth in the peach trees,
cut away, also all weak, sickly shaoti,
give the tree around, regular shape. By
carefully cutting in the strNggliog branch
es. The result win be that peaches will
be large, better favored, and III tree not
become broken down, as Is theoass when
trees areleh Neglected in the matter oI
pruning, and allowed TO mature all thC
fruit they sci,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
care lfBndded Trees.

II is now time to Gu back the stems ol
tree. into which buds have been inserted
in order to change the variety. The op'
perator should place the knife on the oP,
posi,e side from that in which the bud
has been 81. and about ak inches abov'
it; then, with o sloping cut upward, MAKE
a clean and smoolh divisions, leaving tLi'
six inches Of seeding, for the purpose o
tying the young growth from the bud t"
some three weeks hence. Rub OF all na
tural buds upon the stocks, having tn,
entire strength and flow Of sap 10 nourlol
the artiiicially inserted germ,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24

Tomatoes should be planted in good,
strong land. well manurei, and care should
be taken tba, the plants are not stunted in
growth. One ofonr most EucosSiul rAis.
ers ofgardcustulf plants bisiomatoos from
five TO six lsetapNrt each way and obtains
a largre crop tLan when Bel closer, The
vines have abetter chanoa TO grow, and
they do not exhaust The groand 80 mucl,
as il sci nearer each other. Large plants
viii produce dner spscimes Of fruit than
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24

Try this remarkable and most interesting remedy
II is composed ofthe concentrated Juices ofthe' mos
powerful and the most soothing Plants and hoolsih
nature chemically combined and insulated IN wen
| sealed glass bottles, and Charged by powerful Bat
terry. Thus possessing in addition 20 its superior me-
dcal virtues, strong Magnetic and Electric properties,
profoundly pcntrating, and eminently quietrg and
soothing. II re ewes pain and Inflammation at0hce,
twhen freely applied RELAXING the strained muscles
aud ncfyos, giving new life and yltaiity oy tseglv-
ing qualities to purailized pars and chronic or long
standing complaints, and weaknesses, ailaying ner-
vous pain, Neuralgln) irritation, md removing OBJ
otructionsllke charm Indeed all have usedit,
speak Of as truly wonderful medicine and esteem
IL by far superior to any and all other external reme
dies In use. If applied in season u Is an unfailing
remedy for the Group, Sore roat.lnhamaton ofthe
Lungs, Bowers. Liver, Kidneys and other organs,
Rheumatism, Spinal Irritation Ague in the Breast;
and al all times cures nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Sore Eyes Ear Ache, Tooth Ache, Agne IN the Face,
Pimples and Eruptons Of alkinds, PILES, Bruised
and Sprained Limbs, Durns zen parts Chillbains
indolent and long standing Sores Wounds, &c, Sc
also restores the arto the Bald Head, and prevent
the Hair from falling. 4...gt-t ...s.. I'D.
The Magnetic Ointme Mt has been extensively used
upon Canal aud Draught Horses for CALLS Wounds
sprains and Lamen ness, and sure cure, when ap
piled hot for the scratches on horses and he Foot Al
on Sheep. All the Proprictors ask for tho Magnetic
Ointment Ia fair trial confident Tat all lhey claim
foru willbe found true To the letter. tho neigh
borhood where tis manufactured many people bu,
IL by the quantity and 1t is kept and used by alos
every nbabtanl MS Panaoea for the numerous pain
and aches every family s more or ess aniicted wllh
we sny again TRY DR.. TRASk'S MAGNETIC ONT
MENT. None genuine unless signed "S. HUEhL.'
with Pen. See Pamphlets containing full direction
round each Bottle, and circulars lett with ngent'
Price Ghillipgs for email and 2 shilngs for laFg
"PorsaIe byG.KAuFFMAN& & CO., Lancaster r.
Moeller, Somerset; E. Kalb, Runhville; Abbott an
Son, Clearpurt; b. Kieferber, oaklandi Druggsts an
Murchante gcuerally through tho country, s.....--
TPAli orders should be addressed town MUDG
& CO., Earyille ,Madigou cegntg, New York, ~
Jply, 81, lsJs-lyla -H..|JA t3 "a
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
DIR. mORsE's
LNlIAN ROOT PILLS.

DR. MORSE, the inventor Of NoRsBis INDIAN
ROOT Pills, has spent the greater part Of in
we'll as North America--hasspe thee years among
the Indians Of orr %es.ssA soaniFysSit gasan.
All diseases arise from IMP UR1TY or TIE BLooD--s
thai our strength, health and life depended uponhis
me reason why people arc so distressed when stck
and why SO many die sbecause they do not get
dicne which will pass to the afietedpaTs aud which
oug honce d large quantity offood and otAer natter
Is odged& & the stomach intestines are teFall ovar
flowing with the corrupted mas thus Undergoing dis
agreeable fermentation, constantly mixing with the
blood, which throws, tho corrupted matter through
every vein and artery takentrom the body
by DISEASE Dr.. Morss's LIS have added TO them
sevo victory upon victory, by restoring millons OF
the sick TO blooming health and happlness Yas.thou
sands who have been racked tOrnonted with sick
pain and anguish and whose feeble frames have
scorched by The burning eemonts ofraging fever
and who have been brought, all were, within step
ofthe silent grave, now stand ready to testify that
they would have been numbered with the dead had It
mot been for this great and wonderful medicine
Morse Indian Root Fila After one or two doses
had been hoy were astopished and absolutely
In Witnessing their cha rming effects. Not
IonIy do they give Immediate and strength, and
take away all sckress, pain and anguish, but they al
lonce go work INSTRUMENTATION ofihe disease which
ID the blood, Therefore 1t will be shown, especially
by those whouse the Pills, that they will so cleanse
and purity, that disease--that deadly ensmy--wil
its flight, and the ansh OF youh and beauty viii
again inc p1ospect oi long ana HAPPY llt
will cherish and brighten your days. %
!, CAUTION: H:-t erchapts sand Traders viii be onthei
guard and notbe Imposed upon by a Counterfeit 0
Dr.. N Morse's Indian Root Pills. signed A. b. MooRE
i'll genuine Pills will hereafter have the name an,
signature of 3. LAKE JUDSoN, Successor to A -
White & Coal on zach box. % f,=tts rs h' 41f-
II ordersand letters relating 10 said Pills must b
|, Inndressed To- B. LAKE JUDSoN, 50 leonard Street
New York sole proprietOr OF DR.. Norses Indian Roc
lPllTs, or WIN. NUDGE & CO., Earlville, Madiso
county. New York.
q in Medicines. if
o Agents wanted in everytown. Villa and hamlet
-dtheland. Paresdesirng the agency Will address
"a above 70 terms. Price 25 cents per box, Ave boxI
Z will be sent on receipt OF 81 ,postage paid. ~
a Sold by KAUFMAN & CO., Lancnster;, f. j. Mo-
d Ter, Somerset =. kao, Rushyille; Aooou ana so
n chants generally through the country. IN
: July 81, le59--Iyl2 AZ Hss E5 II Ss tH OF
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
-NN
HMaet piininns.

Plant swee, pOtstoss immed a'ely The.
best soilis dry candy loan, that is not
too rich ln very rich land, or such rs
has been recently manusd, the plAuts
produes ana, pndaaee Of vipes but few
potatoes Agreat many people are in
their method Of eul.yaing ihs rout
They should be kept clean, the laud w,ll
drained and ,bc Hills high enough,
Gravelly soils are net f4vorable for lhis
potato, butars batter than stiff clay ones.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
DR. a. q. WALLACE,

gUNHE MEDICAL REVobuTloNIsr and HY-
Il GENIE PHYsICIAN of Bellefontaine, Ohio,
formerly OF Now York city,l will be atthe
American House. Circleville, May 10.
TalImadpe House. Lancaster, May 49,
New Lexington. Monday. May 9l.
DR.. Wallace will visit the above places profession
ly every month. ..s- s-,..,
the medical systems practlsed; and ths reason
why he does not practice any Of the systems no" ",
common vouge, is, beeapse he iuderslahds lnon'anu
knows them TO be Injurious IN their eHectt. -.
DR. Wallace does not use Drug remedles OF AnS
kind and YET ne treats successfully all diseases WIN
which mankind Is AfiIeted. Dyspepsia ,the oppiooA
blum Of the professioR, and all diseases arshy i9u
estion he has neYer failed 10 cure permshSnS
In from one 70 SIX moulhs he makes Of III.
these diseases nd particularly soncls cases VI ''S
Dr. Wallace has lef, few Of his circulars o. our
post ONCE for gratuttous dsrbunon. faase gar @ a"u
got oLe Tor further particulars Tegafuns MS "'"
- =" =, BElLEYcusT AIEE, Quo, April2' laoU.
Ihad been afflicted with Liver Complaint Kidney
nectiohs Dyspepsia and Nervous heotlty loi aUpu.
three year. had failed to get any roIls' W
the use OF ssYaral different Physieans Heltmeht ~
waliaee's new, or Hygien!c method of'curtng dsee'
ses the mast i've mouths, and ny great ErAlluehHon
al the result ia. truly bsyond expIession' am no"
1wenl And for the benefit Of invaids. as well as u
Ioiye testlmony To Dr.. Welaces efiiceht treatment
I de,re 10 recommend him Ph. stefan of exranr
dinary skill aud capacity; who can permanently epts
mil Of the above named diseases, and many otner
which have come under my personsi obseryahon,-
For further particulars regarding my case, ana pr
sfShAS' sing A's 4tA' '4VNS - DAVID MouRY,
n BelefoniniBe, OhiO.
/ NJ Moury ia known in thiscommunity.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24

The above is portrait OF David McCreery, Of Ma
piertownshp, who, the 3lst day OF August. 1853,
made aldav before Justice Gorey, that he wastre
cd for the Of Cancer by three physicians OF Bed
ford county nd by DIR. Newton Ofthe Eclectic Col
ege in Cincinnati for aperiod ofneary eight months.
notwithstanding which, his lip, nose and portion NJ
his left cheek were entirely eaten away He had Civ
on up all hope when he heard ofthe "Biood Search
er, "and was Induced to try II. -Four bottles cured
him, and although sadly dsagured, there isno ques-
tlon but what this Invaluable medicine saved his fe
The full particulars OF this remarkable case uty be
see in acircular be had ofanyofthe agents.
We also refer to the case OF Nancy Beakney of FL
derton, Armstrong county, Pennsylvania. cnred OF
Scroua after being to get out ofbed for 3yeafs.
To the case of lady in AnsOnvlle, ,Clearfeld Coun
w. who was also afflicted with Scrofua In its worst
form. .
To the case of George Meisei, residing in Carroll
town. Gambia county, Pennsylvania who was so bad
y afflicted with Cancer thatit eat his entire nose OF
and his case worse, possible than McCreery's.
Tho particulars of these cases. every one OF which
was cured by the use the Blood Searchermay also
be found In circular to be had cfany agent .1
I'flE al II. M. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture, and sale, the
Pa, Railroad Depot, Holidaysburgh, Pennsylvania.
Dr. Geo. H. Keyser. Wholesale agent, Pittsburg, Pa
| For sale by KAb bFFMAN Il CO., Lancaster; J. l.
Swain. Groveport; e. Schiller, Roberts & Samuel
Columbus; L II. Stutson, West Jefferson; DR.. a. w
Munson, Kenton. January 26, le60--lS39
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
Cutters Seeding slrawberrya.

This isanother variety Of the atrawb bar.
W. recently braught into notice, by our
Eastern frult.men. II claims TO have
originated in the grounds of B, +. Gutter
Of Pelham, N. H., about Ten years ago.
Itis described as hardy; very prodoo.
tive, and remaining longer in bearing
than any other variety, The frui, il
"large. conf al. with sueck. light scarlel
and with aAger like the wild OF native
berry. 80 .tnAEE aaaEt .t.n a.a
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24

Gonorrhes, Gleet, Chordee, ,Strical, Syph Ills, Bubo
Warts, BotGhes Sensualism, Seminal w Weakness, Mas.
tnrbaton labuse, ,Leucorrhea or|hites suppress
si0n of tho Mcnses, Failing Of the Womb; how TO pre-
vent Pregnancy, MsnstriIation Barrennoss, Rheuma-
riage Celebacy, with remarks TO the yong and old of
both sexcs tells how TO distinguish pregnancy and
how to avoid &c. L.~ .att,tEl'r. i~g
Perfect Safeguard ag'inst Quackeryus.
IrIFortieih edition 90 900 copies sold annually.
This book sent under seal, post paid,te alparts Of
tho world, on the receipt ofsj cents, or copies for SO.
DR. Bonaparte's Celebrated Preventative. g
This simple, heathful nnd yet efectuai preve Btive
is beyond omparisoh with anything ever :et disco
veled 1t has been proved Of Experience and
in no Instance has u tailed when applied according to
directions. Married people VIII do not wish to ncrease
their families should be In possession of this insru-
/ ment. Price reduced TO SIS. .--.. .
IN Bonaparls's French Patent Male Safe! This ar
| tole enables those whose health or circumstances do
not permt OF family, to regulate or limit
the number other spring without injurinE the con.
siIiution IT. Is che 99ly safe ana sure preys9tiye e
specially intended fuldl this desderatum; It is per-
feetly safe; metallic substance enters into its
| position. The price ofthe French Patent Male Safe,
the single one. 81 per half dozen, 81 per dozen.
| TPMADAME LoziER's Female Monthly 'PilIsis safe
and reliable remedy for suppressions aud all female
disease. Ladies' should not use them during pregnan.
cy, as they win produce miscarriage Price, 81 per
box--cxra nDe ST.. Sent TO any address by mail. No
letters will be answered dunless they contain remit
YOUNG NJ EN--Let no false modest deter you from
making your case known to one whd. from cd dncaton
and rospccability can alone befreEA you. He who
plae himself under DR.. BonaparteL- ais treatment
may religiously confde In hts homer u gentleman
and In whose bosom will be forever iocKed the
, of his patient. -..-.---.L . :.
/ Anorders addressed to DR.. L. r. .BoNAPARTE,N No
leg, Sycamore Sraet between Ffs md Sixth Streets
: Ciucncinnati, will be punctusly stiended to. DR.
Bonaparte can be consulted upon at secret diseases
He Is sunquestionally acknowledged to be the cham
rion and king OF Venerea Diseases, and only Physi
elan In the Union who has Travelled on the
= Europe, and the only Doctor who has visited thei
il celebrated Hospitals well as their medical insu
tons and receiving thoir monthly reports, onerA to al
those who desire to consult professional person, tn
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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
RROADWAYa MWEHh,

SIS p . 1O1NO4N3NA1A BY VtAAOs
TVNHE unde Fsigned, having again assumed the man
agement ofthis well known establishment, bcgs
le TO say 10 those Whogist Cncinnntt. either for
bu ness OF pleasure tbatthey viii Ind the Broadway
Hotel one Ofthe most desirable stop
ping places In the ityss-s e. sl-'~--. .r.--
Ills conve 10 the Rail Road Once and Depoa
and the public Landing; than any other Hotel
IN eincinnaN-andfs within afew minutcsWaik ofthe
Post once, The and the
places OF Public Amusement.
An extensive range Of Bathing Rooms and Bar
ber's Shop vilibe found IN the BuildHf.n
This house has all the comforts and conveniences
that can be found in any FIRST class Hotel West
The whole C establishment has Just been thoroughly
overhauled, renovated and re-iurnfehed, and the
Proprietor feels assured that those who wake bis
house thei home during theit htay In the city will
have no reason to complain either ofhis aceQmmoda
tions or his charges. JOSEPH II. CRoMwELL,
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