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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-07
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All 20 be sold ior ONE DOLLAR Each.

~ L I<LNO4D LIO VI. IN LILLEO,
Al 70 be cold ior ONE DOLLAR Each.
200 Gents Cold Hunt.g Case Watches, $50 to sl51
3OO LADIES' GO1 aud Ea'uld Csse do IS Z" 10
~ Ten, HnHuEt Case Siiyr Watches, 35 Z" 20
20 Diamond Hngs, 60 " 100
3,mnG cod Vest and Neck Chains, Is" 50
1900 a" D
3.OCu Cod Oval Band bracelets, 4"
100 Chased Gold Bracelets, 8" ID
2,gJl Casta.s.Ge chains and Quad Chains, }" 20
GOO Solitaire and Gold Brooches. a" 10
1000 Lava anu EioTentine Brooches, a"
2,C0o Coral, Opal and Emerald brooches, 4 4"
200 Mosaic. jet, Lava, end Florentine
Ear Drops, -"
q 200 Coral, Opai, and Emerald Far Drops "
1900 OCglh6rnis Diamond Breast Pins, 25D 10
300y Goit Fob ana Vest Watch Keys, $50 "
400 Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides, 8" 10
l.U.Q Sets SleeYe Buttons, Studs, ETC.. o."
1900 God Thimbles Pencils, etc, &"
1900 Miniature Lockcts, So" 8
lO.9 MINIATURE Loc.ets-Maglc Spring, ." 20
4-UD0GOld Tooth picks, Crosses, etc. 2" g
1900 Plain Gold Ripgs, 4" IL
5000 Chased Gold Rings, L" IL
1900 Stone Set and Sighet Rirgs, 2to 10
75oo sets Ia5as ieTe,ry-j5et 5t' ou4 Cold, :" IS
coca Settf Ladies', ,Jewery-Cameo, Pearl, 4 4" IS
900 Gold Pens Silver Exterson-Holders ~
and Pencils, = .. . 8" 10
0r0O Gold PENS and Goid-Mnted Holders. , i" s
1900 cat Pens aud Extension Holders, g." 10
5oeS o,l ;i.yof Gohiets and Drinking Cups, s.. 80
2ooO silver Fruit and Cake Baskets, 10 50
PR DozzEE.
l,Gl) Dozen Silver Tea Spoons, $40 d" SEQ
l,OJO " Table Spoons and Fo-ks20 =" 100
MANNER OF DIsTEIsuTiQS.'. N.,
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its Val
ue. are placed IN SEALED ENVELOPES, which are
well mixod. one ofthese Envelopes, coniaining the
Cer1hcate or Order for some article tc0rth at1eaa
one 3olir- al rs;ni will be sen..by NAL to any sd
dees, without regard TO cloce receipt Of f25 cents
Tile PURCHASER viii what article il draws. and its
value, which may he irOia One to Five Hundred
Dollars snd can i5-n send One Dollar and receive
the Artdle nam cd or any other the list of the
same value aud after seong the article, if doesn
give perfect satisfaction, we desire " to be immadi-
atey returned aad the amount paid will be refunded
by this mode We give selections from q varied
stock ofhne goods Of the best make and laes. STYLES
aad OF intrinsic worth, ut nominal price. while all
have chance Of securing articles Of the very high
est yaluc. ta'
IN all cases we charge for forwariing the Certif-
rnic, postage and doing the business, the sum nj
lReniy-tye Cents, vhish must be enclosed in the
order Five Certificates Wiil ho sent for 81; eleven
for g; thirty for S5 siSty.fTe for sl0 hundred
for SIS. :.
Flrtic' dss'1g eih rs alGydspeHi on harirg prompt
rsiHs anS nc article ddlgA ,6iu be Immediately sent
70 dAy address bV Tsflrn mail or erpESs.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in ali cases.
Agents Wanted. Send for Circular.
Wrtay your Name. Town, County and State plainly,
and address
1.t SELDEN IL CO.
81 CourilRndt street, New York.
Aug. 3, lS65-lm
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NNY TAILOR SHOPlN

II UNDER THE suPERVsI0N OF HENRY
cLE5s. d;st class Catter, and whose work never
falls T. please.
Special attention il called 70 M eiegan. assortrnen
OF he lStest and MOST FASHIONABLE 81 }les of
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-07
on the, Death OF EI-Govern
or MedilI

In response to a call many of our
citizens met at the Court House in
this city on Monday afternoon to give
expression to their sentiments in re-
gard to the late Governor William
MedilI, when, on motion Wm. P. Greed
Esq, was called to the chair and Jno.
Garaghty appointed Secretary.
On motion DR.. Tom O. Edwards,
Col. N, Schleich, y, Tallmadge, Col.
j. M. Connell and Judge Jesse I.eoh.
ner were appointed % committee to re-
port resolutions expressing the sense
Of the meeting, *hereupon, said Com
mittee, after returning for h Brief in
terval, submitted the following report,
which was unanimously, adopted.
WHEREAS, The long and painful
illness through which the Hon. VIM,
Medill has passed, resulted in his death
on, the End inst. , ..
Therefore, ,ReSolred, That we his
friends and neghbors OF more than 80
years rtanding, received the intelli-
gence with the most profound regret
and sorrow. g o..
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HeS0tred, That as citizens Of Fair
field county, we shall ever remember
with pride'and appreciation the distin.
Iguished services as our representa-.
tive he, has rendered the State of Ohio
and the General Government.
Fesolred, That the lie and history
Of VIM Medill Isl study for our young
men; That in his many positions OF
usefulness we see evidences of what a
young mar may accomplish by dill
geuce, problty and study. In this
State, of WHICH be was not native, he
overeame all The obstacles of poverty
and without influential relations, by
the inherent greatness of his own ge-
MUS and the faithfulness with which
he performed tho duties Of lesser po.
sitions; he raised himself to the hon e.
orable and responsible position of our
Chief Magistrate.
Resolved, That tho fidelity with
which he performed the duties OF Com
missioner of Indian affairs, and Comp.
troller of the Treasury in the service
of the General Government, has re-
ceived the appreciation of all men of
character and position in all parties in
this Government. ...
ReSolved.- That we are grateful in
The midst Of our grief, that although
his life was passed during the agitation
Of themost exciting political questions,
and although be by tho partiaIity and
confidence Of his fellow citizens took
d prominent and leading part, yet he
departed this life, without one person
al enemy, and by a lie Of kindness
and hrbanity has endcarcd himself to
as large circl6 Of friends as any man
in our State.
ReS0lued, That as q further evidence
of our respect we will attend his fu-
poral OH tomorrow and respectfully
recommend suspension of business
from p. NJ. to 4 P. NJ. .,.., 49,.
,-Resolred, That copy of these pro,
ccedings be signed by the officers Of
this meeting and be published in our
city papers, with a request for their
publication in the papers of the State
and nation. t,..
VIM. P. CREED, Chairmah.
JOHN GARAGnTY, Seeretary. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-28

IE GREAT ENGLISH rem !!
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.
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RA0sistas Essrssvdiasfy - tAs Qssss.
xhisinvaluahls nsdtcine Il uIfsinsn ths care ofsn
sAces Painful ana dangerous Diseases to which the -
Als oeastEution = subject III sxeessanl
ssnsvssa al sAssustons. ~ spssay ears may b -
- MANNHEIM LADIES
II 4 peculiarly sstsd. Il WILL short TIM, bring
~ nsssAly pssted viii regularity.
IAeh Ssstls pries one Dollar bears Ne 0ovsfnnsaf
ooan1 efGrsss Brisaia, y prevent esu.tsraass.
/ UAUrIGN.
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Ast the Ph0nx rises from the ash<s ts are animal.
u with fs%odoes this Elixir the s,a
ter and overco0e disease
A1Tbe Rsuvenating Klixirfs the result II modefe
dsccsexfesn the vegetable Kingdom; being entirely
new ana abstract method OF cure irrespective Of all tho
old and worneut sysfems-
ArrAis medicine has been testedhy the nostemines.
medical the day; and BY them pronounced 10 be
one Of the greatest medical discoveries of the age.
o9-0ne bottle viii cure general Debility.
IA few dnsea cures Hystsrict In females
o One bottle cures Palpi: alton Of the Heart.
A-Frem TO three bottles restores the maniinsaa
and full vigcr Of youth.
- A few doses restores the appetite.
A0rIhree bottlescure the worse Of Impotepey.
IA few doses cure the low spirited
u2-0os bottle restores mental power
81 f~ Apsss rsstsyss tAs srtsss Of ssnerstssa-
O "A few doses bring the rose 10 the cheek.
Ihis medicine restores to manly vigsr and robus
health the poordebtsted- worniown and aespairins.
Of n,nes. ths yiesn Of s.ysen. sss ina,
vidual suffering from general debility, from weakness
Of Single organ win all hnd immediate and permanent
afrce 11psr bottle three bottles for S. and for
ward By kxprssson receipt of money ts address.
ding Elix1R ,are sold by aiienterpriang Druggists
In the civilized world. Some unpripciped dealerf how
Try to ssi worthless compounds in place Of these
those which they purchase at cheap price, and
mako more money BY selling. than they can on there
msdcines A you value your heith aye the health o.
pisepied Drsexsss 81 sr sAess ssls
stAess. the Druggist will nos buy them for you
close the money in letter and WIN send them
By Kxpsses securely sealed and pocked free from chser
walton.
Ladies' 0entlemen address in perfectco conf
denee stating fully and plainly fhc diseases and synY
treat all diseases Of chronic nature in
female Patients need hesitate because Of thsiY
Inability visit us have treated patients
fully In portions Of the civsed GLOBE BY correspol
once.
Patients addressing will please state plainly all the
symptoms Of their complaints and write Pcstoce
6fnfe and Of writer pl1n and inclcse postage
stamp for reply.
WsssDd ssr - psgs PsnDAsR ySssto any address,
Address al letters for Pamphlets advice to the prop
stor.
IN. - =. ME0 wan - Co.,
No.So Lhertystreet, New FORK.
G. A. COOK Chicago, No. 26Market street, 0eners
Agent for the States Of Inois Iowa, wiscousin Mich
gsn and IndaaA Who via supply Druegists re-
| mr. card prices. novSo-d Gov
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MEDICAL BOOKS-A sew stock
MI arrived this dAy Il tAs City Dssk sesrs, No 49,
0snfIemsn ofshe Proffsion Will psss eAll ~ sxnn1ne
~ Books. lmch2aI J. ~ 00DM.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-13

HENRY p. PIcKEIs. WILLIAM n PIcrxIa
%A a. MxA ME IN Ss 50
Delaware Stove Emporium,
Mos and East Fourth street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
~ ckeis brO call attention to their large assort.
ment of
COOKING STOVES.
Among which are the Continental, Lehigh. N;.u..
VIM Penn, Iron Clad. Charm, FANNY Forras,s
Msgee Cook. Motifs American Cousin Magic
Shield. Prize. Monitor and CHALLENGE
all OF which are gas Burners.
PARLOR STOVES.
The Magee Patent round and oval, all sizes McCre.
gor, Com, and a large assortment of other
gas burners. Sole Agents for the
UNION FIRE PLACE HEATER,
Widely known the best Fire. place Heater in use
Exclusive Agents in the State for the manu-.
factore and sale of
MAGEE's CELEBRATED PATENT
RANGES, HEATERS e. STOVES.
which our hundreds Of references prove the best in
io unafketi they can be regulated to give any re.
dJieu amount Of heat. and neat, substantial du-
IaDie' and economical recurring but a small am uni
oil coal, which is the highest recommenJa,Ion tha,
a, Enered during the present exOrbuant price OF
Hs.,,.s aSo large assortment Of other Ranges and
"oa'ers' among which are the
| CELEBRATED MUrT's PATENT,
ssIs .one' Morning Star. National and Other
| = well known PATTERNS A fine assortment Of
SUMNER RANGES.
Ihey have also on hand a large stock Of
| PLAIN & JAPANNED TINwARE.
e"eet-iIon Ware, Plain, Timed and Enameled Ho
90 ~" "a,e, walters Table Cutlery. Spoons. &C. -
BRASS q ENAMELEO PRESERVING KETTLES
~. Az o.net articles in their line Of business beiap
sold wboiss, !. a within the State, which will be
prices "'aP'' 'nah fhIlsdelPhia
ROOFING AND SCOUTING.
o,ds, ~ :, sh snos OF Tin and shestiron Ware made
U Oid Stoves bought, sold and erchsnu.A
noyl0.ly '1 s3oHanged'
Smyrna times., 1865-09-13
LOGAN HOUSE,
Bombay Hook.

This lavOFils aud wRll-known Watering plsee Will
eopen the reception OF visitors during me SUM
msr months. commencing Thursday June zSa'
This pleasant place Of resort Is unsurpassed Tor ba'
thing and amusement by any watering. place on u Q
Delaware Bay. -,,,. ,.,...,..
The Table will be supplied with all tne dehcscies
ofthe season, served in the be.t manner
A CotiIIon Party will be given every evening. and
esnacIsI arrangements mat for large entertainments
every "Wednesday and Friday evening" . &
O'~'' ~ JEREMIAH kOBlNSON, Proprietor.
VIM. BRIGHT. ViOlinist jnSj
Smyrna times., 1865-09-13

Best White Lead. Best Zinc.
PURE LIBERTY LEAD,
Unsurpassed for Whiteness, Fine Gloss Durability,
Fimness and Evenness of Surface.
PURE LIBERrf LEAD--WsrTanted to cover more
surface for same " eight than any other Lead
Tyit and you ,CiH haze no other
PURE LlBEKTY Zinc,
Selected ZINC. ground in refined Linseed Oil, une-
quaed in quality, always the same.
PURE LIBERTY ZINC,
Warranted 10 do more and better work at given cost
than any olher--
Get the Best!
Manufactured at PENNsYLvANIA PAINT Color
WORKS. Orders executed promptly by
zEIGLER s SMITH,
Wholesale Drug. Paint and Glass Dealers.
Store and Office, No. I57 North THIRD street. Phil
adelpna. mhl6 ly
Smyrna times., 1865-09-13
FOutZ's Mixture,

The Beet Liniment for Man and Beast no,r in Use
This Is safe and reliable Remedy for the cure OI
Rheuniatism. Painful Nervous Affections, Sprains
Burns, SweLL gs, and all Diseases requiring an erer
nal application on man.
On Horses it will never fail to cure Poll Evil, Fis
tnla. Old Running Sores, or Sweeney, il properly ap
Piled For Spralns, Bruises Scrtches Cracked H0ofs
Chaies Saddle or Collar Gals. Cuts and Wounds il il
an Inlallible Kennedy. Try and be convinced of III
RHE UNA TLSM.
Persons afflicted with this Disease no matter orhow
long standing. can be promptly and eTecualIy cured
oy using this Mixture There is nothing in the world
SO sure and so good to take eway bad CORNS and
cure FROST BITES as this preparation. Trv il and
satisfy yourselves Price 25 and so Cts a Bottle
Prepared by S.A. FOUTZ a. BRO,
Al their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot,
No. ] l6 franklin Street, Baltimore Md.
For sale by James p. Hofecker and J. Wesley Den.
ney' Smyn a, and b. Draegests AMI Storekeepers
throughout the United States,
The above medicines can be had at manu- ufacturer',
Of Johnston. Holloway Cowden, No. % North Sixth
ST.. Philadelphia. my26.Iy
Smyrna times., 1865-09-13
Balsamic cough Syrup.

For Coughs, Colds, Group, WhOOping Cough, Asth-
ma, BrOehitis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain and Weak
ness Of Breat, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
This Syrup is a purely VEGETABLE CoMPoUND. II
is pleasant 10 take and never does INJURY but owing
TO ITS purely ing qualities must do good under any
cumstances. Its effect is truly notwithstanding
calming and aaying the most violent Coughs; Purl.
tying. Strengthening and InvgoraIIng the whole Sys.
tenn; calming and soothing the nerves; aiding and ia.
'cililaing Expectoration and healing the DISEASED
LUNGS thus striking al the root Of Disease and dri.
wing it from the system
GROUP
No child need die of Group if this Syrup is proper.
ly used and used in time. Mothers having croupy
children should watch the first show of the Disease
and always keep this re nedy at hand.
For Coughs after measlts this syrup is excel.
lent. Experience has proven that il Is equalled by
no other preparation.
Price 40 cts. Bottle or three Bottles for Sl.lO
Prepared by SA FOUTZ Il BRO,
AT their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot.
No ll6 franklin ct ,BaltIuore, Md.
&T-For sale by James p. Hoffecker and }. w Den.
ney Smyrna and Druggists and Storekeepers through.
out the United States.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-13

These Powders
will strength
en- theStonach
and Intestines,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them to
ahealthy state.
They are O
Smyrna times., 1865-09-13
GEO. 8. cRIER,
Iron Founder and Machinist,
Milford. Del.

4hanufdcturer Of al kinds of Mdchane, and
Machinery.
Mlxs improved and lever Horse Powers. Fan.
nlng and cleaning Wheat Threshers, CIoyer HuIler,
sna Grain Fans COrnsheIlsrs for horse power and
Flows, Harrows, &c. &c '' ''"'S'
Agons lor McCormIck's Reapers, SelERaken. all
kinds OF Castings, and Machines repaired. ~
Smyrna times., 1865-09-13
Edmund SwantOn's
TIN AND STOVE STORE,

Commerce Street. (0pposite Be,oIeyS Store,
SMYRNA, DEL.
.A- The undersigned respectfully informes his
- friends and the public that he continues to car.
e&ry on the TIN AND STOVE Business in all
ha branches where any article in bis line be had
as cheap it can be purchased p the largest cities.
JAPAN and BRITANNIA WARE always on hand
SHEET-IRON WORK OF all kinds promptly attend
ed to on the most reasonable terms.
Particular Allegation paid to Gutering and Roofing.
Those wishing any kind of work in his line shouIC
give him CALL as be is determined give satisfaction
by doing good work al small profits.
api4-ly EDMUND SWANTON.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-03-30
Advertising.

To properly appreciate the value Of
advertising over other methods Of ma
king ones business known to tn he com
munity, We have ouly to instance tho
many large fortunes that have been de-
rived from aSys1oma'io course Of udver-
tising, Bebjamin Branireth, who is
now worth half a million Of dollars, at
tributes his success to advertising, which
began with small notices for the press.
DR.. Townsend, and many others are liv-
ing examples, Shortly after the war
commenced, Mr.. Barnum concluded that
his expenses must be curtailed, and ac.
cordingly gave orders to one of his
agents that his advertise mcnts must be
cut down one-half This was accord
ingly done, A few weeks later, the
great Snowman" discovered that his
daily receipts were growing smaller by
degrees and beautifully less" He
doubled his attractions, but still the 70.
ceipts were not increased. The matter
became serious, and troubled Mr. Bar
mum so much that II disturbed his slum-
bers. He gave orders to double the
size of lis advertisements. twas done
and the result as related by Mr.. Bar
mum himself, was an increase Of $3.50
week in his receipts the FIRST week,
and $3.50 per week subsequently, Since
then he has never attempted to econo-
mizo by reducing the amount paid for
his advertisement .'l
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A Big Thing.

GRIDLEY AND HIS SACK OF Flour
The famous sack of "Austin Sanitary
Flour" after triumphant procession
all over Nevada and California, has now
reached s.. Louis, TO enter, it is hoped Z,
upon new career Of success. Its
origin took place at Austin, in the new
State Of Nevada, where Mr.. Gridley
paid lost wager by carrying a sack of
so lbs. Of -four from one end of the
town to the other. The crowd that fol-
lowed with bands of music, ctc., be.
came so much excited, that it was
agreed to sell the sack of -four at
auction, the proceeds to go to the st.
Louis Sanitary Fair. 1t was sold over
and over again, amid the most tremeu
dous enthusiasm, realizing S4 200 in
gold, and then the auction was adjourn
ed till next day, and realized $4,000
more. The -four remained in Mr.. Grid
lcy's hands, who carried it to the chief
places in Nevada, and at Virginia City
it brought $4,000. Thence he went to
California, where it bro't Sc, 900 at Sacra-
mento. A telegram from St, Louis says
that on the first offer in that city, Feb
3, the -four brought S3,775 for the Sol
dier's Orphan Home. Its whole product
ia the West was Sl65, 900.
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Three Cent Pieces.

A law was passed during the closing
hours Of the session of Congress to
authorize the coinage of three cent
pieces, to be composed of copper and
uickel. The law also provides that the
three cent pieces shalt be legal tender
to the amount of sixty cents, and that
the one and two cent copper coin shall
be legal tender to the amount Of four
cents. 1t also prohibits tho issue o.
any paper fractional currency below the
denomination Of FIVE cents, consequent.
ly the new paper three cent notes, be-
ing illegal, must be withdraw from
circulation,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-03-30

Gov. Boreman of West Virginia was
sworn in for two years more Of public
service as Governor, on Saturday last.
The ceremony, in accordance with the
practice Of tho old State government,
was very simple. Gov. Boreman is said
to enter on his second term with in
creased popularity, aud to have the
good will of his fellow citizens.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-03-30

New AND FATAL DISEAsE,-A dis
ease, which appears to baffll the skill of
the doctors, has broken out in the vicin-
i'y of New Philadelphia, Ohio. The
victim is attacked first by violent pains
in the stomach, accompanied by vomit.
ing. 1t has so far, we believe, proved
fatal in nearly every case. Post NOR
TEN examinations have been made, but
it appears that the physicians arc still
unable to tell anything about it.