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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-14

taken by the oldest person, Or youngest child.
Madame zadoo Porter's Curative Bal
sam is no new and untried medicine, but has been
used 6y the public for the past % years, with un-
Paraelled success, and has acquired its present ex
tensive and largely increasing sale simply by being
recommended BY those who have used II to their
afflicted friends and others. ~ IIli]lT
~ You have = cold, IL ever so slight, do not
fa to give the Basam trial; as the very low price at
which i is sold brings il in the reach Of every one
that they may always keep convenient for use The
timely use ofa rs cent bottle will often prove 10 be
worth one hundred times its cost.
Do not be put of with any other Ask for Mad.
anne Zadoc Porter's Cough Balsam, insist
on having IT, and take other f your Druggist does
not have it, have him send and getit for you.
nSsold by ali Druggists at as and so
cents Per Bottle. -. GAa n
HALL & RUCKEL, Proprietors,
2lS Green'oich Street, N. Y. 3
.. Isl oCUM, Agent, Lancaster,
Ohio. s5 rH-e " l,a Psi T-T
Nov. 10, 1seo-A-iY.g c.,s sNa..as
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HADANE ZADOC PORTEAS
CURATIVE COUGH BALSAM.
The Best, CheApSst, ana InoSt eiRectua1
Remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, Sc, the ).
'Nvsrld has ever produced, purely ''''
Vegetable, contains no Minerals asl
or othar DslOtertous DRUGS
or sthsr DslOtertous DRUGS

The Curative Balsam Ia
warranted, II used accord
ing 10 directions, 10 cure
In al cases, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, and all affections
Of the Throat and Lungs.
Madame zadoe Por-
ter's BalsRm Is A PURE
III VEGETABLE ExRnOToRAHr,
prepared with grest care
and scientific skill, from a
combination of tie best
re m Q dies the vegetable
kingdom affords. Its rem
odial qualities are based on
its power TO assist the
healthy and vigorous circu-
lation Of the Hood through
the lungs. II enlivens the
muscles and assists the skin
To perform the duties Of
regulating the heat Of the
system, and in gently
throwing Of the waste SUBJ
stance from the surface Of
the body, II loosens the
phleRm, inducea free anti
ting, and will be found very
agreeable TO the taste. It's
not q violent remedy, but
emollient, warming, search
ing and effective, can be
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16
Death of A. H. Thrasher. ESQ

We are called upon to record the death
Of A. IL. Thrasher, Esq, which occurred on
Friday Of last week, at about 8 O'Clock, A. M.
Tho duty though by no means suddculy or
Unexpectedly imposed, is u sad one for the
hand of friendship to porform. We feel
that the death of 80 promipentrand useful
q citizen, aud SO valued a friend, demands
more than passiug notice, and honce thu
thoughts that occur to our mind in view OF
the even, must Rnd expression at a more
favorable time. But this we will say thai
Whatever faults, common TO humanity, may
have been his, none will deny that M.
Thrasher was an upright, exemplary and
loyal citizen, an able lawyer, good ,noigh'
Dor. a devoted husbe nd and, father. and a
s.eadtast friend To society, bis loss !,
grcat; to his family, irreparable. HIS age
was forty five years. " . .
The funeral was held at tho Bspts,
Church in this village. on Sunday last, al
10 O'Clock. A NJ, aud 40 abe and appropri
ato sermon preached By Rev Il d Taylor
of Ciardon. The remains of tho deceased
wore taken to Burton for burial. .,..,,.,,
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Major, General Hancock's veteran
E, ~ Corps 2
y / & HsAp. @ ID l,RDvosf N ARsllAL. ]
=. : 18TH DIST ONO,
WARREN, Dec, 6th, 1864.

L. /.
Any white man. who Ia able bodied and
Al tor military service, who has bocn honor.
ably d'schurgld after two years service, has
an opportunity TO eblist IN Gen liancocks
new Corps now organiz'he at Washington.
ID G uny time prior to Jannary s.yIS65.
The ZAP b,icant will present himself ut Tho
Head Q,sob sonU Provost Marshal. taking
With him'bs discharge, or. 1t that cannot be
produced. then satisfactory evidence that
he has such discharge 1t found qualified
he will receive free transportation TO Wash
ipgton, where be will DO enlisted and mus
tered, ..-r.... ........ t.,.....o..........
The enlistment is for one gear. 7hre,
Hundred Dollars Government Bounty, vii
be paid when mustered. At the expiration
Of their torn of service. The Sc soldiers viii
bu allowed to retain their arms, as me
mcnto of honorable and distinguished
service. '' 'ff -''"" 'I.
Tho recruit can only be credited to tn,
sub district who're he or his family is dami
cdcd. An excellent opportunity ia, TINS ot
fered to tbs veteran soldier. and Tetrnshij
Military Comaitiees would do we'll 10 tax,
this oppnrtunily to provide a surplus To-
future calls. DARIUS CALDWELL.
Capt and Pro Mar l9th Dist. o.
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"Unquestionabiy the Best Sustained
work Of the Kind In the worid.v
Hafper's
new MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

II is the foremost Mago zine NJ the day. The
hreside u yer haG a more deIighiul eompa MON
nor the million more cDterprising ffiend, than
ilarpef's Magazine Methodia ProLstarf bal.
timorej
The Mos, Popular Monthly in the World
New York OJ.errer. .t .... I..0 4.
We must reer in terms Of eulogy 10 the high
tone and varied excellence OF HARPrRs MAoA-
zlNE-a journal with monthly cifcuis ton OF
about 40 700 copies-in whose pugcs nre to be
found some OF the choices, liph, and genetsI
read.ug Oh the day. We srenk OF this work as
pn evidence OF the American People; and tie
populnfityit ha, acquired is neiiitd. Each,
Nlmber contains full i45 pnges Of fen ding m s,.
ter, appropriately illustrated with good Woce
Cuts, aud j. combines IN itself the rncy mon hly
snd he more phi losophicnl quarterly. blended
with the beet Ten tuies OF the daily journal IL
has grea, power in the dissemin lion oi a lovo
OF pure literature. e.--TRULBHER's CHid. 10 liner.
ican Liierofnre Lohdon.
The volumes Sound constiiu Of themselves q
library Of miscellaneous reading, such as can.
not he iou nd in the snme compassin IN any othe
publication that has come uader our note Boz
ton Courier, .
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DR.. L. PAGIN,

Fillmore, 0hio-tA Student Of DR.. Oellinbaugh,
and who mas had Eleven Yeaas' Practice in The
treatment oil Chronic Diseases,) will he al the o.
lowing places. All persons wishing to consult
him ,can do 50 free oi charge Remember the
time:
CHARDON, Tuesday. Oct 2slh and Dec 2O,h
Ch hRlDON, Monday afternoon, Oct 2ilh und
December 18th.
NlsbURG, Monday till noon, Oct. oath and
December l9th. I'D It-,7t 100 y
MlDDLEFlELD, Tuesday afternoon,. October
18Th and December 18Th.
BURTON, Tuesday till noon, October 18th and
December l3ib. II .. ..I
PARKMAN, onduy till noon, Octoter l7th
aud Dec. l2,h.
TROY. Monday afternoon, October. l7,h and
December l2'h. t'aI IA tv ! .
MI NSON, Wednesday Till noon, October s6tl
and January 5th.,r .,r.r...,,..
NEWBURY, Wednesday afternoon, Oct 2G-l
aud January 9Th. .. 'D
| RUSSELL Thursday till noon, Oc ober 9Th
| and January eth. .-...1,
CHES TER, Thursday afternoon, October eth
aud January 9th. = i't! .u.
CHAGRtN FALLS, Saturday afternoon, Oct
| 9Th and Jan sth -,Tr,
BAlNBRlDGE, slnday, oc, 2s,h and January
| 9Th t.!I S7l'3w
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orrections of Enrolment Lists.
HEAD Q'Rs BOARD OF ENRoLLMESr.
: ..| a. 10 ION Disr Ono u..

?
o.i WARREN. Doc. 7.h. 1864.
Any person enrolled may appear before
this Board. aud have his name s. :ick on from
tho list. If he can show to the satisfaction
of the Board that he is not properly enroll
ed, on accoun, of: 1st. Aliensgo. ~, Non.
residence 81. Over ape. An, Permanent
physical dlsabii!y of such a degree as to
render him not proper subject far enroll.
mens under the law aud regulations 9Th,
Having served two wears during the present
war. aud been honorably discharged 6 b,
Drafted in 1852, aud has substitute ior three
years. f.t..t. .s..t .....r 4. -ri... ,.l.y
Cwl officers, clergymen, aud all other
prominent citizens, are Invited to appear
at all times, before tho Board, to point out
errors in the lists. and givo such informa-
ton 10 their possession as may aid in the
correction aud revision thereof ANY per.
son who is enrolled in one towUship, aud
has removed permanently 20 another. io
this Congressional District. can have his OFT.
roliment changed. npon producing his ufli.
davit stating the iaois; but this must be
dqpe before Ibo Quotas arc. assigned. -,
The Board will strike iron . the, .:sts all
those who are dead, IRE now in service, or
have removed permanently from this Cou-
on official statement of Township Military
Commi;tecs. In cases of removal. it should
be stated where they have moved to. '.-'
1t is the duty and for the interest o! all
persons, and especially those liable to draft
10 see that none who are liable TO draft
shosid escape shoir proper share of respou'
sibiIitys All persons should bs added tc
tie liEts who have remOved,into this Con
gressionul District since ibe, enrollment O
1864; all persons who have become twenty
| soldiers who have bcea discharged. having
served less than two years. aud those wbt
have beon considered aliens, but who have
held Office. voted. or declared lheir inteD
| ton 10 become citizens
All persons 20 DO added to tho iists shoulC
be reported through Military Committees
giving manu- age color, married or single
cccu pation. State or country whcre born.
81 These corrections should 90 attended Il
immeciutely4pd" la.i" % s,assH1 '" 1'.'.n
| s ,,.1 g. i,ii.s, -, CHAS s. FIELD, '..u' ,.
| = CODmissioner Board OF EnrOilnent l9'l
Distric, Ohio. r.1u
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ss-Tbe vote OF tho Geauga soldiers at
the State election in, October. stood, I: Union.
1902; Copperhead. s. Can tho soldiers Of
any other county beat that 20 Charlton Dem.
Why. certainly, il IA larger Uhicn and less
Copperhead vote will do it, Ashtabuia
soldiers, at the same election. votod--
Union. 464; Copperhoad, 3,-.4shtubSla
Sea,iaet %" - Of,
We make tho proper Acknowledgements
It was Ssin 10 US TO think Of boating "be.
nighted Ashtabu'a." Aud. whho on the
confessional, we might as we'll aek no~ledge
a Copperbead eaia of a few votes at the
Presidential election, which is exceeding y
mortifyiug We had hoped to make net
Union gain of Eve over the State election
and thus present clean record. Really
friend HoweIls. neither of US ought to boas
wbile there is single Copperbead among
our fellow. citizens, at homo or in tho army
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A NuMBEa Of years has elnpsed since the in
PRODUCTION of HOSrEI1ERS CELEBRATED
BITTERS to The public. The prejudice existing
in the minds Of many persons against what are
denominnted patent medicines, ut first greatly
retarded It's sale; but, as It's virtues aud merits
became Known. this barrier OF projadice was at
last overihrown, and the demand increased 50
rapidly ihatina few years scarcely village ex.
i,ted in the United Stntes in which the afflicted
had not experienced the benefits arising from the
AL PAR fs.oF HYiE WORID ,there are 10
be'found vouchers for the great merits OF the ar.
,cle. - Nv greater cutie for Dyspepsia Gao be
found See Advertisement For sale by Drug
gisls and Dealers generally everywhere. 766w4
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asThe Cleveland Herald appears in q
new and beautiful dress, but puts on no
"sirs" in consequence. Though We could
mover discard an old friend merely be.
cause his clothes we're poor, especially If
they wore better than our own. we are 4re,
joiced TO SEQ the Herald looking so gay.I-
Only the "fore-haBdcd" and "well. to-do'
can afford to "dress" in these times, and we
take |, that such style in SO venerable aud
stAid a Journal is an indication Of substantial
prosperity. ,.'.a... '-. -.a % 'nr 70. =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lh.ssA Gard To thu Suffarine ; Z

CWALLOW Two or three hogsheads OF "Bu-
= chu," ".Tonc Blt.ers," "Sarsaparilla," Ner'
vous Antiloles." &vi 81, Sc, and, alter you
are SO listed with The resull, then Try one box OF
OLD DUCrORsBUCHANtS ENGLISH SP F.
CHIC lLlS-and hs restored to hea lth and Wig.
or in less than thirty days. They are purely veg
etabIe, pleasant totake, prompt and sa lutafy in
their effects on the broken down and shattered
constitution. Old aud young can take them with
advantage Z Imported And sold i, the United
States oaly by,nl-, JAMES S. BUTLER,
ra No 427 Broadway. New York.
l.. ...,i.-... L.. 0J Agent icr he United States.
P.S.-A Box Of the Pills. securely packed, will
be mailed TO any address, on receipt Of price,
which IL ONE DOLLAR, post paid-money re-.
funded by the Agent, il entire satifaction is o,
gwen. l'..'- s''FnF'' ~ son" '' u 760m3
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IIaa IEasa s2SEEsss2Ss SE NHSxas AHp 1SxeRp EFsEn5.

Published for lhe bepe6t, and US uCaution to
Young Men pnd others, who suffer, from, Nes-
Iyous Deb lily. Early Decay, aud their Kindred
ailments supplying the mepns Of Self'cure. BY
one,ssho ha cured himself ut:evebeing aAvictini
rot misplaced eonileaw in medical humbuy and
qunckery, BY enclosing postpaid directed az
Nirnssisi MAYFAIR, E Esq., Bedford, Kings CO.,
New York 75lyl
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Union Musical Association.

A meeting o., the abovs Assoois lion will
DO held al .MeatSr on Thufsday and Fri.
dqy, Dec, 29th and3Oth under the direction
Of Prot. P,r,ridge, Of C'aveland. The
"Empife Collection" will bo used, Concert
90 Friday evening. Admittance. IS cents.
= All lovers Of music are mvi,od, and a full
and punctual attendance requested.
J.C. WELLS, Secretary.
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as-wsihope our readers will pardos tn

as-wshope our readers will pardoS the
cxtravsgantIy largo margin of our paper
sbis week, which gives itths appearance o
. bed. blanket. $ o ur regular .'paper man
failing 10 come to Tine" we'sre compelled
20 obtain paper whore and Of sueb dimen
sious as We best can. The same delinquen
cy must serve as our excuse for uot getting
our hast weeks edition iuto oil the town
ships 10 season. ,.aogunyF eE
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Brough's Lincoln's

Tho Prize Flag is won BY the Townsbip
which gavo tho strongest Unien majority in
November. as compared with Brough's ma
jority in 1863, estimated 10 the propsrtiou
Of tho total vote, Nov, 1864 A glance at
:he above statement shows Hantshurgb TO
be the Banner Town. Chardou, Hambden
aud Claridon standing next In the list.
Whole Vote. inss. Prop. Loss.
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2nUniversalist Meetings.

Rev. Andrew Wilson, Of WHlongbby, will
preach ain the Tow H.lt Ghardon, pm
Christmas, az II O'clock, A, NJ. p. NJ. aud
81 p. NJ, Alsodat CharG0n, Confer. on, Fri
day evening, Dec 13d. and. a,the Protest.
ant scbool House, "on Saturday evening
Dec 24,h. .'.- .'"
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
Rem ember the Jubilee.

Saturday OF next week, tho "a 4'h inst, is
tho day appointed for the Jubilee In this
village, for tho benont of our oljiers ia m
lies. Let il bc 5orno 10 mind by all. A
grand ;no may reasonably bs expected.
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iorm and reliable article, our customers bn We
often expressed n wish thu they could he supplied
from first hands. 1t was the intention of
TnB GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
TO do strictly Tea business, but. as we have bud
come customers living at distance, that have
relied upon US to supply them exclusively with
len aud Coffee, IL being ipconyenient Tor them
to come 10 New York, gmE GREAT TEAAEn Coz.
ZEE EMPORIUM OF this county nnd. as our Ten
Taster wus possessed Of information relating IN
Coffee that could be furnished at moderate
price.ond give uniyersai sn tisinction, aud al the
same time afford the retailer handsome profit
we have been compelled t. supply those parties
THIS COfFEh HAS BECOME so POPULAR
with our customers, und their sales have in
creased 10 such an extent that we have been
compelled to make large additions to our ina.
~hincry which will enable US 10 supply q lew
more customers with il. We will therefore send
Ii to all who may order
II is fat supersedihg all other Coffccs.
This Coffee has been used Tor more thnn cen.
Jury in Paris and, since Its introduction into ths
counIy,it has been in use by dome Of the lead.
ing French Restaurants here. The Parisiuns re
said 10 be the best Judges OF coffee oud the
greut uvor IN which is held by the Is the besl
Recommendation that can be produced ior its fiuc
flavor aud hoalthy effects upon the human sys.
tom.
We put up but one grade OF this Coffee, ond
that is OF a quality that our customers have
found rom experience will give perfect sat Isl ac
ton, and. NEE, II the demands OF their trade. 1,
| is the lowest price that we can recommend.
We do all our business OF the most extensive
scale, buy by the curgo, and sell st only tive
| cents per pound profit
| We put up this Coffee in Barrels only. Of ]a,
Pounds each. This method OF putting il NC
| saves from 2to s cents per pound to the con
sumer, aud, Ivy its being in large quantity it re-
tains its fine flavor much longer in this form than
IN any other. We send with each bnrrel Show
Cards, Circulars and Posters TO assist The dealer
| to introduce it to his customers. We hope our
customers will take pains to have them We
posted up and distributed. it will be to their ad
vantage 10 do so.
This Coffee we warrant to give perfect satis
faction. and, il II does not please, the purchaser
has the privilege of returning the whole or any
part of 1t within 60 days, and having hi money
refunded, together with all the expenses o.
transportation both ways.
| We issue a Price Circular OF our TEAS ant
CorFEEs, which we are gind 10 send free 10 II VIII,
| wish II Consumers of Coffee should inquire 10
the Fteach Breatfast aud Dinner Coffee, and b
sure that it was purchased OF the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs,
So & al vESEY STREET, New York.
| 158m3
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WISH TO BE ,CuREDl

ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure, i'll less than
80 days. the woIst cases OF NERVOUSNESS
Inpstency, Premature decay, Seminal Weak
ness, insaaiIy, and all Urinary, Sexual and her.
vous Affections no mater from what cause pro-
duGed 1 q Price, One Dollarper box. Sent, post
paid, by matt, on receipt Of an order One Box
wilperiect the cure in most cases Address
Z .lT JAMES S. BUTLER.
General Agent, 427 broadway York
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TERMS.

HhHrta's MssAliNE, one yea" $500
An Ertra Cory o. sitttr The MAoAzlsE or hs
WEEKLY MI he sappiiti Grahs for seery Glib Of
FIVE SuBscRiBERso 81 90 each IN otle rtm,ttoneef
or S,I Cop,ts for $1,000 aN
Bach Numbers can be supplied al any thine.
A Complete Set now comprising 29 Volumes.
m nea, cloth binding, will be cent by Express,
freight nt expense of purchaser, for 225 per vol.
un,e Single Hoinmes, by mail postpaid, 50 ,06.
Cloth rnses, tor binding, GO cents by ail, post
paid. Address
HARPER & BROTHERS,
TIT FRANKLIN SQUARE, New YoRK.
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SUBsCRIPTTONs.
SQkfa a

The Publishers hsve perfected a system Of
ZINE and WEEKLY promptly to those who prefer
to receive their periodicals directly from the OF.
fee Of Pub licaiion.
The Postage on IIAnpER's MAGAZINE 10 Tween.
ty.four Cents n year which must be paid nj the
S1tscr fjer's Posioifce.
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sywe notice 10 the list Of casualties OF
Battery G. In the late battle, at Franklin,
that Daniel W. Merrill, of this Place. was
wounded Do lhHa - The foot. ,GkS,Ss
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Geauga County Union Prize Flag.

The following statement shows the total
vote of each Township. Nov, 1864, and the
loss on the minority of 1868:
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81 ss-Dr Pag,u will DO q, Smiths Hote. in
tbis tilsge, On Tuesday next, the 10th iDst.
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ForRats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Rugs, Moths in Furs, WoOieDs, &c., In.
sects on Plants, Fowls, AHimsls, &c.
Put up in Csc, 500. and 81 Boxes, Bo!lesand
Flasks. IS and IS sizes for Hotelsand Public
Institutions, &c.
1i0aly infn lible remediesk nown."
'Free from Poison"
.Not dangerous to the Human Family"
nRnts come out OF their holes to die.
e,TSod Wholesale in alllarge cities.
DTSold by all Druggists and Retniicrsevery
STI,BewAnE.a ofali worthless imita tions.
oTSee that 'CosTAR's" name ison each Box,
Bottle and Flask. before yon buy. .,--- 3
p.TAidr,ss HENRY Il, COSTAR.
eTPRIscIPAL DEror, 4s2 BROADWAY, n, Y. q,
1.ySold oy all Wholesale and Retail Drug
gists in Ckardon, Ohio. H a. 74Syl
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,Aro TlCE..- The undersigned has been duly
n appointed and qualified as Executor, of the
Estate of James Donaldson, deceased, late o.
Rtsrh~eas fsessp S'~p'AMARsa sMlrnE'
Parkman, Dec. 10th. 1864. s,OlaS sw779S
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L. ma HEcA-" Ec |
Closing lsdI g. @ Out ut. Sale,
Lockwood Broth ST.
= PAiNESVILLE. H+,
Entire Stock
to be Sold within
SO DaysM
and Storcrooms rented.
Having decidelto close Our
Business entirely, aoe moeo of-
fer or Whole Stock Of Dry
Goods at
Whatever Prices they
will bring.
Or Stock as COMPLETE,
having bought neao goods up to
this present aoeeh, and a more
Desirable and Better Selected
Stock, both for Ladies Dc GET
aen,en, cannot be found. AL
the Old styles haze, long ago
been aOortect of, leaving those
non on land all Bright MeaO
Styles, G the gerry best quality.
ALL KINDS OF GOODS FOR MEN s
r. .. r.,D -..... BOYS;
ALL KINDS OF GOODS FOR LADIES
,....,. I., MISSES s. CHILDREN
all kinds Of Housekeeping Goods:
COTToNs, LINENS e. wooLENs;
| ALL KINDS OF
Fancy Goods; CIoaks
and Cloak Cloths; Al
] Groat 60 acrihca
We aUW close all out, and clos,
business Immediately. Cona'
IN for bargains.
]. UTSaIes for Cash IT
LOCKWOOD BROTHERS.
T72wif Painesvile.
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French Breakfast and Dinner
G o F F E e

OWING TO the very high price OF Coffee, and
~ the great officially IN procuring good, uni.
iorm aud reliable article, our customers have
often expressed n wish ihn they could he supplied
from first hands. Il was The intention of
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xvTlLKINS g. KELLEY are iust openine 9
w Ttheir n EW CONFECTIONERY Room,
one doai aafttO Il their new Store. Pleasecall
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