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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
Greece.

The revolutionary party, and the party favor
able 10 the ex King Ohio. had formed condition. their
avowed object being constitutional opposition TO the
present Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

CRgRoKEE PILLs-FEMALg REGUCAToR.- -
soldby MI Druref-. = per box Thr,ytwo page pamlt
le, ffes Adde'S Dr. W. h. MERws Co.. No % Lbet,
At New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

Advertisement
Messrs. FOWLER ~ WELLS, Phrenol0gists,
rive Charts of Character daily at No. $40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

lAdycItisementl
GOLD IL DowS-So are Ladies' and Childrons
Shoes. and Gents fine slippers, at JEFFRR' No. $40
broadway Call and see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
FOlJR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival OF the City OF Londo"-M' "0
Mon,holon Appointed N"nis'er ="
Washingion-Erance and
Comments Of the English Press On
s,.ermau,. Campaign-.uormo Meet
;,y 4, Iondon-PubIic Instruction i'm
France.
The Iuman steamer City OF London Capt.
Peric Which left Liverpool at 3oclock on the after
noon Of the sth and Queenstown on the 9Th March,
arrived here yesterday morning.
The steamer City Of Washington, from Liverpool on
the LIST March for NewYork, put back TO Queenstown
an the 9th TO repair damage to the stokchole blge
nnmps which had become choked. She was TO leave
Queenstown again early on the 9Th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
IAdvertlseuicui.

INdNFfTlsfUItUTT
CoRSs. BUyIoSs. ENLARGED JOINTS ARD all
disease, OF the feet cured by Dr. No 100 Br way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

Nineteenth Ward Draft to be Avoided.-fhs es-
liens peteenh Ward are respectfully invited 10
tend M bs held at Lsnmsns Park siity drths anA
Daa ,5a1i M ss
thereby avoid the necessity Of dsa bs6g sforcSd ID
the Ward By energetic effort the reqpiis pqybsr 81
volunteers be procured aud the necesty OF Filing the
quota by drst be avoided.
On motion of Judge Csrdosa the above cell s4opted b.
meeting Of citizens Of the Nineteenth We'd hold NondsY
evening" March 30 1858. VIM II. WEBB,
w 4. DARLING Secretary. Chaitmen-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

The War In South America
RIO DE JAsEiRo. Feb. .. 1867
Tho s,ccess Of Paraguay in Malto Crosse had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
8petial Notices.

eighteenth Ward.A meeting Of the citizens OF tbfs
ward VIZ be held a. the Medical College corner Of FOURTH
"a O'clock to adopt filing tbs quota d
me ward and thereby relieve tie people nom the operations
The ondergned earnestly call the citizens TO unto fn
'n patriotic movement to al up the rsnks Of the army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

Ivy, LaaIes' Belt Hsshkls Zee, p.,,.. CIT, Je.
sss: AHA. s ,.si' .Ai =. '; Nc
~. ns s swslSx one door below CAnsls~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

Node. % Rysss,sys!. - .;;A so =:
w W: "" a.' :Ss %: ., s..t
Also ..s y ss; aa n; .n.Is
s .n IsIls, Of CI,S 9c|2,saN Yo three
~ =. Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

ANEGLECTED CoUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT,
which might be checked by simple remedy, like "BRowss
BRONCHIAL TRocHKs allowed to progress may terminate
seriously For Bronchitis Asthma Casrrh. and Consumpve
Coughs "THz TRocHEs" used with advantage, giving
onentimes immediate relief
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-09
No. una.,,,ooe. s'r 'A' 0a'''''

. .
Let a piece Of ground, upon which
nothing but grass sod has grown for
many years, be disturbed by removing
with the spade the entire surface to
the depth ofthe grass roots, and forth
with various kinds of weeds and
plantsspring up which wero not known
to have grown there before. This will
take place, though the disturbance be
made in June, when no ripe seeds
have been produced anywhere. Had
the seeds been laying dormant for
years, perhaps centuries 2 or what is
the solution Of the phenomenon
A gentleman writing grccently from
Chicago, says, that in the cemetry be-
longing to Camp Douglas, where A.
600 new graves have been made du-
ring the rebellion. "a forest of thistles
is now growing but that thistIes new
er grew there before, orin the imme
diate vicinity.
Again observe your grass plots,
asyards meadows and pastures, where
the soil is frequently agitated by ra-
king, digging or tramping, and you
will see each season change Of yer.
dure some growtbs appearing that
were never there before and in many
instances one species ofvegetaSbn en-
tirely extirpated and supplanted by
others. Instance: fields of red clover
are sometimes changed to the white
variety by pasturing. w
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nsn,h q john Lel.t, ESQ.

We are grieved to learn that John
Leist, Esq, died at his residence IN
,Clearcreek township. two miles west
Of Amanda, on Monday, Oct. 3Oth.' in
the SD year Of his age. Mr.. leist
wasone Of the pioneers Of this county.
Tn the war of 1S1Ahe served as Lieu
tenant under General Leftwich. his
Gallant and meritorious service won
him the respect Of his fellow citizens
and in 1916 he was elected to the
lower branch Of the Ohio Legislature
and continued the Representative Of
Fairfield county fora number OF years
in successions
Mr.. Leist was one Of the most pub
lio-spirited and liberal men in the
county. Hetook an intense interest
in the affairs Of the country during
the last four or Ave years, and STOOD
by the Government in every effort to
suppress the rebellion without waver'
ing or doubling. He was atruc pa
triot with liberal mind and agen-
erous hand, and died sincerely la
mented.
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TYr oONCERT.

Tho concert given on Tuesday even
ing, by Miss Schneider, at the invita-
tion of a number Of citizens, was.a de-
cided success. We have frequently
spoken of Miss Schneider's merits, and
wish now to make special mention OF
the performance Of her brother, The
ophilus Schneider, upon the violinceilo.
We understand he will accompany
Miss Caroline to New York also to
take up his residence there. We an
ticipate for him such appreciation as
he deserves among the musical frater-
nifty Of the. metropolis. The good
wishes of many appreciative friends
20 with Miss Schneider who anticipate
for her such career as her genius
merits.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-09
LAFAYETTE Academy.

The Winter Term of LAFAYETTE
ACADEMY will commence immediately
on the close of the Fall Session, Non.
day, Nouember 9th, 1866. In respect
of situation, and healthful, physical
and moral influence, Rushvil!e has
always enjoyed many decided advan-
tages, 1t will be the aim of the eitl-
zens and Principal, during the present
year, to render tho school worthy Of
The confidence heretofore SO freely re-
posed, and the patronage 50 literally
extended. The Winter Term will con-
sist of fourteen weeks, Tuition, Sc.
JOHN PARSONS, Principal.
West Rushville, Nov. 8, 1865. s
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NILE SEE CASE.

The Court of Common Pleas is in
session, and the long-delayed case O.
the State against John See, for thu
murder Of Little and Michaels, is be
ing tried. Thus far the week has beer
spent in settling preliminary points
We shall be able TO say more concern
ing the trial nour. next tissue Messrs
Conpell and Creed are assisting the
Prosecution, aud Messrs: Whitman and
Martin act as counsel for the defense.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-09
PUBLIC sALEor EEALlsrA

TENHE UNDERSIGNED, ATTORNEY IN FACT.
for the saie OF the following pact oflsnd, VIII Of
fer az Public Sale, on the premises on Friday. De.
cember let, 1855, The following described ltea Es
tate, situated in Richland Township, Fairfield Oonu
", Ohio, being the same of wbph Jonas Friend,
late Of Fairfield County, Ohio. died siesed
Ist--A part Of the north-west quarrer Of soetiOn
No. nineteen (i0l, IN Township No. seventeen 17l,
Of Range No. seyentean 7l, beginnings. the north.
westcorner Of said quarter SECTION, thence east sew
enty.hye 49, pefches 10 a post thence south one
hundTeda and nineteen Ol9) percbcs to post thence
vest seyenty-hve (75) pershes 70 q post, thence
north one hundred and nineteen uI9l perches 70 a
post. the place Of beginning, containing 90 geres.
ALSO, A part Of lhe Southwest quarter Of Sec
ton No; thirteen us, Tosnshi2 No; fifteen 90,
Range No. eighteen (19, beginning At a stone IL
chains sij{ links North Of the Southwest corner 81
said quarter section thence north the east line oi
SAID quarter section II CHAINS, Gz links 10 stone,
thence west 10 chains 80 LINKS 70 a stone, thence
south II CHAINS, ~ links TO stone, thence east 10
chains 80 links to the place Of beginning contain
ing " acres.
ing-hOuse stable and carnage-hou5e and other ont.
Buildings TwoBeyer-iaiIing springs, plenty Of good
running water, small orchard, and for quality Of
soil either for farming or grazing. cannot be sur
passeflh the county.
| Cnthe second lot, there are no improvements,
but il is well tmbered for rails building purposes
| The above tracts OF land will be sold on the day
specified, on the premises otbe highest bidder,
the followng conditions: One-thrd Of the purchase
money paid cash in hand, and the residue in two
equal annual payments with interest from date. and
mortgage given on the premises 10 secure deferred
payments. Title indisputabie.
Sale TO commence atli o'clock 4. NJ.
LIN. sPIT:.ER,
Oct. 2o-31 Sw. Aitorneyin fact.
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ROAD NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented to the County
n commissioners, OF Fairfield County, Ohio at
their next December session, praying the establish
ment Of County road as near the line of the road
good road forty feetn width; beginning at point on
James Miller 3 lands, IN SectionNO. 2, in Hooking
township in the Royalton road near the foot OF the
intersects said Royalton road; thence in north.
wardly direction through said Soetion by the resi-
dence OF Wllam Brumfeld. to the north line of SAID
Seotlon' Dehg also the township line between Hook
ing ana Greenheld ownships, near the residence OF
ihooert work. thence westwardy on and near said
line Ia point where said road now opened, dverges
from sald me enthusiastically, and thence by the
the Columbus road, between two bridges crossing
Hooking. where the road terminates. Said County
road to be so laid out as that the said township line
snail be the center thereof betgeen said points OF
intersection and divergence aforesaid. All persons
WI therefore take enotice accordingly This I'd day
oil November, A, d.. 1865. MANY PETITIONERS,
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MARRIED.

HENRIcKs- s--NERIcLE--0n Thursday, October
10th, by Rev W. Arnold of Somerset, Mr.. DAVID
HEN RloKs aud Miss SARAH A. MERlULB, both
OF this County. t f1
.BAUER--zARR- the Cd inst, BY Rey; g; "
Mechling, Mr.. ADAM BAUER and Miss GATHER
lNE zARR, both Of this city. ts1
GRlFFITH-sHEL HELLENBARGER--At the Plcka-
way House, In. .Clrceville, by the Rev. M. u. VII
helm, Mr.. ISAAC W. GRIFFITH and Miss LAVlNiA
sAELbENBARGER, both OF thls county.
FRAME-LoGEE--on the westward bound train
on the Central Ohio Railroad, on Thursday morning
Oct. 2eth by the Rev. W, NJ. Ferguson, Mr.. CYRUS
FRAME and Miss LAV1NA L0GEE, both Of Wash.
ington, Guernsey County, Ohio
WoRK-METEER--on the same day, by the
same, at the American House in Lanoaster, Mr.,
JAMES WORK ofBremen, and Miss DoRCAS NEE
TER, Of Perry Comfy, >
oALLAHAN--Bo Son the same day, same
place and by the same person, Mr.. JACOB CALLA-
HAN and Miss SARAH o. BOWERS, both OF Oak
land, Ohio.
EvANs--EvERITT.-No sth, 1895. at the
residence Of Mr.. Josiah Wright, Lancaster, by tho
Rev j. b. Helwg, Mr.. Sylvester @. Evans, Of Coluln.
bus, and Miss Martha Eyertt Of Fairfield Co.
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Medical Notice.

nR FfNK, having rented the shop In the moth.
IL eastcornnr Of the Broadway Boardsne Houss.
for the practice Of medicine on the
|B o Il MO YST EN-
win be found at his ofoe af.er the frst day Of No.
yenber next at all tmea, only when ADVENT on bus.
mess. He has on hand full supply OF healIh re-
rtoreTs, all car3faily corpoundol b. hi1 oFn hands
part Of which - seven different articles or medi
ciBes. carefully compounded and scientifically and
systematically arrangedin tho Accompanying print
male Weakness inail 10 different forns, which med
ieine can only be found in Dr. Finlt's hands. Fol
eyideuce see testimonials In bis office and else
where
The above hin ss %. with eli other neocssary ct
tenton and advice gratis, in Lancaster and in IN,
compass Of ten miles. ~
In case Of tie Doctofs absence the name and Ad
dress LET with tie iandlady az The boarding.house
will be promptly attended 70. Please call ana ex
anime my medicines. DR.. Il. FINK.
Lancaster, Ohio, Oct. 20--3l 3no.
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KILLED by wBIsKEY.

In the last Circleville Union is the
verdict Of the Coroner's jury, empan-
eled to enquire how Theodore Reeder,
q young man about 10 years OF age
came to his death. They find that he
came to his death by drinking tt0enty-
eioht ounces Of vhiskey, at the "Star
Saloon, in Circieyille, kept w I, W.
Hodges and +. G. Moody. The whis-
XIV was drank at the instance of Jacob
GopRart, Henry Cook and 7. W.
Hodges, and upon banter made by
them. Within ten minutes after drink
ing the last six ounces Reeder fell to
the floor, became insensible, and died
in q few hours, The post mortem ex-
animation showed congestion OF the
brain and of the internal coat OF the
stomach. The liver was nearly twice
the natural size, and the left ventricle
and auricle Of the heart were empty
and tho ventricle collapsed.
The indignation ofthepeople of Cir
cloville is intense. If there is any
way Of inficting severe punishment
upon the keepers of this "licensed re-
cruiting office for hell, as minister
writing in the Union terms the "Stal
Saloon, it should be administered tC
the fullest extent. Imprisonment fol
life would be mild punishment
They soliliquor on the Sabbath day
to q minor, q double violation of law
Circleville is now the point for Q
temperance movement to begin. The
increase of intemperance, the rapid
multiplication of grog-shops and the
coolness and swagger with which
boys and young men drink, are among
the alarming indications ofthe genera
moral looseness Of the times.
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Card 10 the ladies.
DR., DUPoNoos
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FE M A LES.
In Correcting Irregularities, Removing
Distractions OF the Monthly
Turns from w hatev-
er Cause,
ONE BOX Is- -suFElclEMT,

Yet in. obstinate cases more may be required.
ALL MEDICAL MEN KNOW, {
As well as many others, ud no female can enjoy good
health lalessshc Is regusr; and whenever an obstruc
ton takes plac0-whethen exposure, cold or any
other cause--the general health Begins immediate.
ly TO decllnei and the want of proper remedy has
been the cause Of so many consumpeons among the
young females. The remedy may certainly be found
in tho "Duponeo Golden Pills. Headache, Pain in
the side palptaton Of che heart, oathlng Of food,
md disturbed Sleep always arises nom interruptions
Of natures and whenever thatis the case, these pills
will invariably remedy oil these evils.
so 900 Boxes Have Been Sold In Two
SO Years. u
Ten hotsaad bores sent by letter. both by myself and
agents, to all parts of the world to which answers
have been returned, in which ladies say nctning
like the above pills have been known, since the Scr
ENoE OF MEDICINE pAwNED Upon THE WORLD,
In Ik removing r Obstruction and RestoPin a
Nature to Its Proper Channel,
Qaietng neneryes and bringing back the "Rosy col
Iorhealthr to the cheek Of the most delicate.
Fulland explicit directions accompany each box.
which must be strictly followed, and all diseas peou-
lar to females may be speedily cured. The GOLDEN
PnIsactas an ~ ta
ExhiIarRnt without a Single Drawback.
Safe in their operations, perpetual in their happy
influences upon the nerves, the mind, and the entire
organization lfthere is any reliancs to be placed
on human testimony, the above Pills may be fully
RENE NIBE Is-Examine the box closely, tno
matter iromwhat druggist you buy them.l II the
box not signed 8. ID. HowE Il is "the counterfeit
and will not be responsible for their injurious Of
Price, 81 per box six boxess5. Sold in Lancaster
Ohio, byiEoRGE g. BECK, Druggist. =, s
LADIES by sending him 81 to the Lancaster Post
Office, can have the Pills sent confdentally) by mail
TO any part OF the country, free Of Postage. ~
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Sold also BY Blocksom Brothers, ZonesyilIe s. y.
samuels, Columbus, O. A ods, oiTcleyllle, and John
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-09

We regret to learn that DAVID BRI-
rsbY, fol merly a compositor in this Of
fce, and for several years good soldier,
was severely injured by railroad &C.
tident few days since. He had an
arm and leg broken, and several OF
his fingers cut off.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-09

DGrSee advertisement of Andrew
Bauman, 70 be found elsewhere. Hav-
ing purchased the Grocery stand Of
Samuel Berry, Esq, he has added
. fresh supply Of everything pertain
ing to that line Of business,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-09

BarRead DIR. oLDs' advertisement
to be found inanother column. The
Doctor has just received, and is still
receiving large lots of goods direct
from New York, to which he invites
the attention Of the public, and which
he proposes to sell slower than the
lowest for cash."
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Public Lands.
SCRIP FOR SALE

Columns, october /, 1865.
In accordance with the provisions Of an act Of the
General Assembly Of the State of Ohio, passed
Aprll3, 1866, the undersigned State Officers will re-
ceive proposals for the purchase Of the Land Scrip
received from the United States for the establish.
ment OF an Agricultural College and Colegesin In the
stateof Ohio Tho Scrip can be located any vacant
United States Ldads subject 10 entry at prtDdt6 safe at
81 25. (Mnerdl Lands ercltdcd.l
No proposition will be received for less than one
hundred and sixty acres.
Ifmore convenient, proposals may be'made to tho
Auditor and Treasurer ofanY county, who will trans.
NIT the came 10 the undersigned.
.'-. l,,l " JAS. II. GOODMAN,
(. i. s4if, .,t,t Auditor Of State. .3
WIN. HOOPER, s. Nos
Treasurer OF stats, Z.
W. HENRY SMITH,
Dot, s--ss 2m Secretary ofsta,e.
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W1nmaWa~.

UNRoM the subscriber living in Bloom township
one mile east Of Iithopolis, on October lst, 1865
Edward Haynes, an anprentlcet 10 the brcklaying hu
sness. All persons are hereby warned against har-
boring or trusting SAID apprentice on my account.
One cent reward will be paid for his return.
j. T. critics.
. Oct 10 owA
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D@rSee advertisement Of Dodd 4
Co., Cincinnati, o.,--Far Goods un-
der head ofSpecial Notices.
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WThe card of Keller 4 Bro, Gro
GERS and Produce Dealers, corner Of
Columbus and Chestnutstreet will be
found elsewhere in to days paper.
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SPLENDID LIST OFARTlCLES,
A to be sold for ONE DOLLAR Each.

All to be sold for ONE DOLLAR Esch.
800 Gents Gold Hunrg Case Watches, $50 10 s1Ce
300 Ladies Gold and En'miid Case do IS 20
400 Gents Hunting Case silv'r Watches, 50 70
200 Diamond Rings, so" 100
: 600 Gold Vest and Neck Chains, Is" 81
5000 4" s
3,OOJ Gold Oval Band Bracelets, 4" 8
1000 Chased Gold Bracelets, 9" 10
1000 Chatalaine Chains and Guard Chains, g." 20
G,OO0 Solitaire and Gold Brooches. 4" 10
9 900 Lava and Floreutine brooches, 4" 8
1900 Coral Opal and Emerald Brooches, 4"
:, COO " Mosaic, Jet, Lava, and Florentne
Ear Drops, 4"
4 500 Coral 0pa, and Emerald Far Drops 4 e"
1000 California diamond Breast Pins, 2,5O" 10
5000 Gold Fob ana Vest Watch Keys, $50"
900 Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides, 3" 10
200 Sets Sleeve Buttons, Studs, etc., 8"
1000 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, etc, 4"
900 Miniature Loekcts, 5"
4On0 Miniature LOckets--Magic Spring, 3" 40
900 Gold TOOthpiclts, Crosses, etc. 2"
900 Plain Gold Rings 4" IL
5000 Chased Geld Rings. 4" IL
900 Stone Set and Sgnet Rings, 250 10
1000 California Diamond Rings, 2 10
75al Sets Ladies Jewelry-Jet and Gold, s Is
G.u80 Seits Ladies' Jeweiry-C Cameo, Pearl, 4 /" Is
5000 Gold Pens, Silver Observation-Disclosures
and Pencils, a" 10
G,OlO Gold Pens and Goid-Mn'ted Holders, /"
5000 Gold Pens and Extension Holders, @" 10
5000 silver Goblets and Drinking Cups, g." 90
600 Silver Cas.ors, IS" 50
900 Doz7ea Silver Tea Spoons, SO" $40
90 :" " Table Spoons and Forks, 90 {" 100
NASSER NJ Distribution
CERTIFICATES nsiging each article aud hts VAL
ue, are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are
we'll mixod. One ofthese Envelopes, containing the
Certificate 0rler for some article [irurh aflsHst
Ont dgig- n rstd VIII be sent by mail to any adj
dr5es without 10 choice receipt of 25 cents
The purchaser will What article it draws, and its
value. which may be from Oae TO Five Hundred
Dollars, aud can Then send One Dollar and receive
the Article named, any other on the list of the
vainc and after seeing the article, If it does not
give perfect satisfaction, we desire It 10 be mmedi.
ately returned au1the amount paid will berefunded,
BY this mode we rive selections from varied
stock OF fine goods, OF the best make and latoststyleE
and of intrinsic WORTH at nominal prIc0, while all
have chance ofsecurng afticles ofthe very high
! est value
| Inallcases we charge for forwarding the ccrti6.
cate, postage and doing the business, The sum OF
I Twenty-Five Cents. winch must be enclosed in tho
order Five Certificates viii be sent for 81; eleven
forS2: tht! for s.; sixtyfye for slO one hundred
for SIS.
Parties 6esiag NTH Ydepsai hdping prompt
retiU1s, oHi he article drum i1H be Immediately sent
| 10 nm address bv retsfgT nldi or erpreSs.
| Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in all cases.
! Agents Wanted. Send for Circular.
Write your Name. Town, County and State plainly,
and address
SELDEN & CO.
"a cOurtlandt Street, New Y ork.
| Aug. 8, ls55-3m
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Home MADE CLOTHING!
SC Jass a9$s 8& G
Made to Order

Will do we'll to call as we have lately secured the
services of Mr.. NJ. D. o. CONNER, formerly Cutter
for the House of W. c. Browning Co., 32G, Broad
way, New York.
We have also the finest workmen in the city, and
we will warrant good fit, and the work to be ofthe
very best quality or no SALE -.