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CHOLERA ADVICE. .
Recommendations by the Board
OF Health.

LAScAsTER, August 18th, 1906.
The Cholera has not only reached the Atlantic
shore but is now prevailing as an epidemic IN the
principal city Ofour State.
AlthoughWe are hero remarkably free from disease,
and especially from the scourge up 10 this time. N
one tel how the pestIlence may invade our
city.
Il is therefore our imperative duty to use all those
means which enl ghened experience has found efca-
cious TO prevent or mitigate the scourge.
Fellow citizens, the Board OF Health In the dis.
charge Of their duty, again place before you such
rules, for yonr strict observance wlll they hope
greatly tend to protect you from the pestiIence.
LIST All rooms. cell1rs, pa 1trles, cnpbOardH, clos
cts. garrets Re-, should he thoroughly cleansed and
scrubbed and all rbbs and useless articles Temov
ed at once. This having been accomplished the walls
and ceilings should be well whitcwashcd with lime
the doors aud windows should be opened every day
for the free admission Oflight and air.
I'd. House drains, cesspo0ls. slop barrels, Re
should be kept clean, and sprnkled daily with fresh
lime.
srd For your privies, pig-pens, and all places
where you have noxous odors use disnectina
agents.
The prlvy vault Of every house should he olsen.
| fected every ten days by Throwing into II two Of
three pounds OF cOpperas dissolved IN bucket O
water The Board regret 10 find that orir former
RECOMMENDATION TO Ourcitizen5, 10 freely use on tht
premises these disinectants has no. Deen GENERALLY
| attended 10. We now demand of every citizen nc
free and frequent use or s;ch agents. To those TN
able to payithey will be furnished grltuitonsy by
| order OF Orr City Council, on proper duplication a
any OF orr Drug Stores.
4th. Use judgment, prudence and moderation IL
| your eatins ami drinking 90
6ih. Light ganze flannel should he worn next TIN
skin, order TO preserve the surface Of the body
a uniform temperature.
9Th. Excessive fatigue, anxiety Of mind, fear an'
excitement Of every Kind should he avoided.
! 7th. The Qnaci NOstums, Bitters, Mixtures, DC.
that are daily published N the papers and pacErel
on the walls ofourei d. @trne cures for Cholerd
are dangerous, mercenary humhngs, and can not b.
too strongly condemned. Nv order Of the Board,
g. W. BGRSTLER, President
| NJ. EFFINGER, Secretary.
| Lancaster, Aug lG-3w.
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A great camp meeting is in progress
near Wlliamsport, Pickaway county.
A special half.fare train leaves Lancas-
ter for the camps ground on Sunday
morning next at 8 o'clock, returning
late in the afternoon. This will enable
those who desire TO attend to take the
meeting at the height of its interest.
Excursion trains will also be run at
half fare to Washington, Fayettc Coun-
ty on the 9th and 7th, of September.
for the accommodation of such as desire
to attend the County Fair of Fayettc,
always celebrated as one of the best in
the State, especially for the exhibition
of Stock. For particulars, see posters
lThcsc trains will be under the direction
of those en.erprising Railroad officials
Capt. VIM. SMITH and A. S. BUsHEE.
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special Notice.

The partnership lately existing un-
der tho name of Griswold, Kooken 4
Sutphen, was dissolved on the 2lst,
inst. by mutual consent. Mr.. VIM d.
Kooken, having disposed OF his inter
est in tho Lancaster Gazette establish
ment to S. A. Griswold and John NJ
,Sutphen, retires from tho firm, and the
printing business will hereafter be con
Quoted by the remaining partners I'M
der the name Of GRlswoLD Il SuTpHEN
who arc authorized to settle the bust
ness OF the late firm.
Aug both, 1865.
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EARLY 1NDIoATloNs.-F Favorable ef-
fects of the certainty that the Valley
Rail Road will be speedily built are
beginning to. be exhibited in and about
our city Handsome Improvements.
in the city, are already begun. MIR.
Chas, Borland proposes to subdivide
his beautiful "Groveland Tract" into
lots Of about two acres, and offer them
at Public Sale this fall. 1t is site for
one OF the prettiest villas in the State,
Its elevation affording fine view Of
the valley, and OF the city and its en-
chanting surroundings.
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Athens me.4enssr-Nsw Arrangement.

Nessenger-New Arrangement.
Negotiations have been completed
by which the Athens Messenger news
paper concern will in few weeks pass
into the hands of Messrs A. P. MILLER
and WIN. H. KooKEN; the one our edi-
torial predecessor, and the other late
partner in the Gazette proprictorship.
The Union men Of patriotic Athens
are to be congratulated on the fact that
the contemplated withdrawal of Maj
SgINcncoMB will result in the transfer
of their organ to such efficient and ca.
pable hands. The Major has conducted
a live and vigorous paper-but the new
propriotors, being both practical prin-
ters. and Mr.. Miller first class editor,
will place the Messenger in position
second to no paper in the State for eff
cheney and usefulness.
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BUSINESS CHANGE--1t will be seen
by reference to the announcement
printed elsewhere, that our late part
ner, Mr.. w. II. KooKEN, has Withdrawn
from the Gazette concern. The step
has been taken from business consider.
ations solely. His late fellow partners
feel it to be due to themselves to state
that it was with unfeigncd regret they
felt themselves impcled to consent to
his withdrawal, and that he will carry
with him into whatever new field he
may enter, their unaloycd esteem and
warmcst wishes for his future prosperi-
ty. Tho locality in which he may
pitch his tent win be favored in theac,
quizilion of citizen whose superior is
not to DO found in industry, integrity,
>sobrioty, and all the qualities which
goto make up good citizen.
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A CARD

i desire TO say that in severing my
connection with the Gazette establish
.ment, take leave of many pleasant
associations. take this occasion to
express my hearty appreciation of the
agreeable relations which nave existed
between myself and the readers Of the
paper, and my best wishes for their
future welfare, as we'll as that of the
faithful and sound old Gazette which
l would commend to the continued and
increased support of all Union loving
citizens. WIN. Ill, hooKEN.
Aug 80, 1866.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DR0PSl
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops are = scientifically compounded fluid
and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nbstrums. Being liquid, their action is Sirect and
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and GER
tain spec6" for the of all distractions and sup.
pressopo % .atnre. Their popularity is Indicated
by the,act lat 100000 bottles are annually sold
and consumed 10y the ladies' OF the United States,
every one Of whom speak in the strongest terms OF
praise of their great merits. They are rapidly tax.
ing the place of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered 10y all who know aught Of them, as the
snrest, safest, and most nallble preparation IN the
world, for the cure of all female complaints the ie-
moval Of all obstructons of nature, and the promo
ton of health, regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may he used, and ex
planning when and why they should not, nor could
not be used without producing effects contraryt TO ma
ture's chosen laws, will be found carefuy folded
around each bottle with the written signature of JonS
l.. LYoS, without which none are tehdine.
Prepared by DR.. joHNL. lyon, l95 Chapel Street,
New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted either per-
sonally, by mail, (enrlQsng samp concerning all
private diseases and female &eakhesses.
Sold by Druggists etery2hete.
G. G. CLARK CO.,
G6hl Agents for U. S. did Canadas
For sale by GEORGE &. BECK, Druggist, Lancas.
ter, Ohio, and Druggists generally.
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NEW DRUG STORE IN BAsIL.-Our
friend A. Z. Mason has opened out at
the above place in tho drug line, with
its usual accompauiments, in splendid
and effective style. This will be a
great accommodation TO the inhabit-
ants of a large territory, who now have
at hand tho many essential articles
which they have generally been oblig-
cd TO 60 to distance for.
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We are in receipt of the first num-
Der of q new paper printed in Newark
the Ohio Reveille and Wool Grow
ers' Monitor, Itis lively and spirit
cd sheet, and politically comes down
hard on the johnson Administration.
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RALLY ONCE AeAlNi
FOR AUNIoN, OF JUSTICE AND
mD0&G a9

MAI. Gen. j. d. cox oovernor OF Ohio,
VIII speak in Lancaster, on Wednes.
day afternoon, Sept 9Th, 1866.
Soldiers and Citizensl come up and
hear the words Of a brave comrade,
and an eloquent and patriotic citizen
on tho momentous questions Of the po-
litical campaign.
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Public Sale.

TVNHE undersigned will sell at Public Auction at his
residence, three miles north oi Lancaster, IN
Greenfield Township. on the Columbus pike,
On Thursday, Sept. 2Oth, 1866,
the following property, to-wit;
Norscs-Three Work Horses, one n geldng, one,
aTogue mare, one n Capt. Fisher mare, all good
stock; Two three-year old mares, two yearlng colts,
and one springm colt.
Cattle-Fve Mch Cows, extra stock) some
fresh, and others soon will be. Two Bulls-one q
three year old, the other n yearling, (extral Aot
OF young Cattle, IA 10 head) comprising heifers
and steers Of diHerentages up TO two wears old.
HOgs-t7O head offeeding Hogs, good. From 90
to so young stock Hogs, and one large Chester White
Boar
Sheep-Seventy head OF fine Sheep.
One Buggy, one Sulky, one Wheat Drill, two two
horse steel Plows, four Shovel Plows, Buggy and
team Harness.
Sixty Acres Of Corn the ground (choice.) A. guam
tity GRAIN Wheat, Rye and Barley, will also be Of
fered II not previously sold atprivate sale
ALSO great many other articles, not necessary I'd
enumeraie. 3, N,
Terms made known on day ofsale
VIM. McCLEERY. o.P. WEAKLEH, Auctloneer,
Aug. 23.3w
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m-Tho professional card Of g. M
Burns, NJ. d., Homeopathic physician,
appears in another column. This
gentleman brings high rccommenda-
tions MS to character and professional
qualifications.
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sOWETHING IMPORTANT.

Photographs for two Dollars q Twen-
~ five EMS per dozen, executed ut short notice
ana in the best style II desired they will he senthy
m,iI postage psid. Can at the rooms over SiocIa'
Drug Store on Center Aley, and examine my hne
@pe,jneI,s brfre ordering pictures elsewhere, and
he convintef thru can SUIT you both in prIce and
artistic work. rs wellas any operator in this section
If good work and low puces are wanted, confidently
expect liberal share otthe pubc patronage
Lancaster, Aug. 8. lSj6.-ly c. W. BuRAh'
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr ISAIAH VoRYs
for many years resident OF this city,
died at his residence yesterday, after a
short illness of three or four hours
The funeral will take place tomorrow
at o'clock P. NJ.
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Sa-.A large lot of desirable person
al property is advertised in this paper,
by Mr., John G. Hite, Admr., to be
sold at the Shumaker farm, Walnut
toYuship, on the 18th of next month
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2 iE9-our friend CoLEs, Of the firm Of
Douglass & Coles, is looking very
good -naturcd, and everybody is shak-
ing hands with him. Wonder what's
the matter! 1--WE have been tod that
one was boy, and t'other girl
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ADMINISTRATORS A Sale.

n WILL offer at public sale, on the premises Of
B George W. Shumaker, deceased, situated about
two miles northoastof Pleasantvle, IN Walnut town
ship Fairfield county, Ohio, on
Thursday, September 18th, 1866,
The following personal property, to-wit' Seven
HEAD OF AORSES, one yearling Colt, one
spring Colt, Five Milch Cows, two yearling
Heers, Durham Bull, Spring Calves. Head OF
Hogs, light four horse Wagon, Buggy, Express
Horse Gears asetts ofBuggy Harness, 20 bushels Of
heat about lS acres of Corn IN the ground Hay in
the NOV, Oats IN the shenf Plows, Harrows, Cultva-
tors, Household and Kitchen Furn,ture, and many
other articles tho numerous to mention.
credit Of zine months will he given on all sums
over ST. by the purchaser giving his note with ap
proved suretes; S. and under, cash in hand.
] q. HlTE,
Kdmr. ofGeo. W. shumaker, deed
August go lSGe-2w"
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The course oTsfu1y consists ofsfNGLE and D0D-
RLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, Ip stock anb Part
nership sets. Wholesale anil Retail merchandise
Commission. Conn ound Company and JOINT stock
Business Banking, commereinl Papet, COnliuerelai
Iiaw, BUSINESS AritiimetF Ptactical Pehmanship,6 Sc
Alarge HaN is now fitted up for the felograpbic
Department exclusively, y,where advantages will be So
cured s0peor to anything eswhere N the West. It's
In the csTe OfaH operator OF long experience and oi
the best reputation Having also the favor and pat
rOnage of;he leading Telegraph Throughout
the West situations Tor graduates can readily be Sc
cured
The tntion fee is only about oNE.HALF thatusu-
lally charged in similar institutions; while the cheap
ness of living the numerous educatinnal advantages
OF tie place, and tie comparative absence ottempt-
ations to vice. are eimp1rtant considerations
We de- NOT GUARANTEE situations 10 our graduates,
foritls beyond the power Of any Commercial COL
lege to get situations for al graduates, but we do
GuARiSTEE full and COMPLETE satisfaction to our STU
| dents,
REMENnER, that we are moi 'link" in anyhodys
chain, neither do we claim to 40 absurd thing rs a
'patent' on q systsm ofnstructon
o.. TERN
Tuition forthe Full Course incluiing Bust;
ness Penmanship w
lTelegrRphic C0urse.... '-'.. = w
10th combined - w
Teachers Course in ship ..... ....... 10 oO
| To any who have doubts conc ring where tO go for
n Business Education. we say--ifyOn study one week
with ns and find we have deceived you by false rep
resenatons, ask for your tuition fee, anditwill he
refunded.
For further particulars, send for Catalogue and
ICircular. [Janlsth, ,lsGG-lyl
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''Special.'' -

IL
1t is undoubtedly a fact, as will be
admitted by all, that the Cash System
is the only basis by which business
can be conducted and be al all remu.
nerativc with small profits, as all per-
sons are aware that merchandise Of all
kindstan be sold much cheaper for cash
than on credit, and no merchant who
does credit business can compete in
prices with those vino sell for cash, and
do himself Justice, as there are always
a great many losses by bad debts
which must be sustained by large prof.
its, otherwise it don't pay) aud the
the result is, the consumer who pur-
chascs of house that daes credit
business and pays for his goods, helps
to make UP the loss made by those who
have not paid. and also sustains the
very heavy expense attending. such as
;he salary of an experienced book =
keeper, the cost of collecting and the
Interest on the money. invested in out
standing accounts, &c all of which
comes off the consumer in large profits
paid on his goods. Now it is reasona
ble to suppose that all this extra prof
can be saved by trading at an cxclu
size cash hodsc where all this expense
is avoided, as the goods can certainly
be afforded at a profit Of from 10 t.
Is per cent. less than those sold Op
credit, and be far more remunerative
to the dealer. A great many persons
claim TO do cash busiLess who do
not (strictly) as they sell TO some on
credit and refuse others. We do not
We sell for cGSg only, or its equivalent
and credit none; which enables US tC
carry out the cash system strictly anC
without partiaity, by which we hopc
we will not cause any i'll feelings a
mong our customers. and have adopt
ed the rule that alt goods must be patC
for on delirery
We were compelled to resort to this
rule in consequence of many persons
getting goods expecting 70 have then
charged, not knowing that we do moi
keep any account books, and also t,
prevent the accumulation of petty Oh
memorandum accounts which are moi
only very troublesome, but often cause
mistakes and great dissatisfaction a
mong customers.
We will always keep large and at
traclive stock Of fashionable and use
full Dry Goods, Shoes, &c, and will b.
happy to- show them at all times
whether persons wish to purchase o
not. and will endeavor TO accommodat
all If possible, but will adhere s'rictl,
to the cash system.
DOUGLASS & COLES,
(Andrew Rcid's old Stand,)
Lancaster, Ohio.
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In Luck AGAIN. Mr.. D. Arnold, an
old and esteemed subscriber, the other
day placed on our table watermelon
of imposing dimensions. It's quality
being duly Investigated, was by all
hands pronounced the best of the sea-
son. Many thanks for the excellent
treat.
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HeS- Mr., Thos. NJ, Young, of Rush
creek, called again at our Office the
other day. and dealt out, from a queer
looking vessel, with unsparing hand,
an article of new cider, which was pro
nounced hard TO beat. Mr.. Young is
one of the most successful orchardists
of the couaty
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S~The attention Of all wishing to
invest in the purchase Of snug and de-
sirab!e farms, is directedEo the adyer.
tisement Offering for sale two farms Of
that character in Richland township,
both located near Rushville.
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Estate Of WfilIamnr. COurtright, dec.
NIoTiCE is hereby given that the undersigned has
N been duly appointed Administrator OF the estate
OF William M. Courtright, late OF Fairfield county,
Creditors are required TO present thslrclhns, and
debtors 10 make payment forthwith.
: KATIE ANN C0URTRIGHT,
Aug. 49, 1855 -3w ADMINISTRATIVE
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LIsr OF LETTEhA
MARIE ID.

OUTcALT--,VANARsDALEN--.On the
21st, of Aug. 1866, at the residence Of
the brides father, Mr.. HENRY j. Our
CALF, of Lancaster, to Miss DELILAH
VANARsDALEN. Of Fairfield Co., o.
PATcH--BUsH-On Thursday, Aug.
10th, 1866, at the Parsonage in West
Rushvile, o., by Rev. Thomas R. Tay-
lor, Mr.. NATHANIEL B. PATCH, to Miss
HuLDAu Bush, both of Bromen, Fair.
field Co., o.
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L. E. and W. A. DRAKE,

Principals Of the ChirograPhic Department, In.
structors in SpenceraB Penmansbip-Piain,
Practical ani Urntmental-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Lettering, &c.
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Seed Fall Barley
for Sale.

TIME time is ut hand to prepare 70 sow Fall Bar;
ley. It pays the farmer better than wheat, at all
times, If properly taken care OF; The pnce Of seed
wheat is high and scarce ann " VIII pay 10 sow par
ley better than any thing else.
D1-Cash paid for Flax Seed. - .a
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THE PLEASANT TOWNSHIP SEMI
NARY.

A T the solicitation of the propretors the under
n signed has consented to take charge of the above
named Institution
The several sessions and rates of tuition for the
ensuing school year will he as follows:
The Fall session, commencing August q, and con-
tnmng l2 weeks. Tuition SS
The Winter, session commencing November l0alfd
continuing ID weeks, Tuition sll.
The spring session. commencing February 10, ana
continuing II weeks. Tuition 49,.
Payment in advance viii he expected. No de,iuc-
ton for ABSENCE except in case of protraed sltk-
ness No pupil received for less period than ses-
sion, the unexpred portion Of the current ses'
sioh. JOHN WILLIAMS.
August 10, 1sGG-3w
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Public Sale.
Farms for Sale.

TVNIIE undersigned offers for sale two Farms, stu-
y ated in Riciand township, Fairfield county, one
containing 1O2 Aeresy and the other "a Acres
OF hand The larger farm lies near the Bremen road,
% mile sohth of Rnshville. The smaller one on the
GAINESVILLE pike, 4 mile east OF Rushvle. The lat
tor has on ia good Brick House Of six rooms,
fA good Barn, two Wells; hys acres Sc,rt, timber, ~
Apple orchard, with Pear Trees and q variety Of
small fruits,-the land of excellent quality. The
larger Farm has on it two-story Frame House ofsx
rooms, with good Stabling, Cribs, ,&c,abont 80 acres
cleared land the balance timber, two good Orchards,
comprising Apple, Pear, Peach and Cherry Trees
lts well watered by living stteafns, and also has
fine Spring near tile dwelling. The quality Of the
land varies from middling to very good and 1t has
good fencing.
Applca tions may be made to the undersigned in
East Rushville or at the store Of VIM. Hutchinson
4 Co IN thet place. ACHSAHS. NOURSE.
August 30, 1866
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VALUABLE r ARM
H aD MA. - N h ne

nY an order oi che Court of Common Pleas, the
1 6undersIgned has been directed to sell at private
sale the farm OH the turnpike, situate 81 miles east
of Lancaster, known as the Frances Ann Albown
Farm Said farIn consists OF t61 39-lOO acres and
is of the best lands in the Pleasant Run Valleys
well waterednnd timbered, and IS under a good
state Of Improvement
Itwibe sold upon the terms OF one third of the
purchase money In hand and the residue IN three
equal annual payments with interest six per cent,
payable ANNUALLY the deferred payments to he Sc.
cured by mortgage on the premises, aud the sec.
ond deferred payment by good personal security in
addition.
Persons desiring to purchase can call upon the nm
dersgned, or Nschlech, ESQ., the attorney, IN Ian
easter. w. l.. RIGB1, Trustee
lancaster, June II, lsoo.--tf
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S. S. CALKINs and c. P. GRIFFIN
c. Il. POND,

Principal Of the Te ogrdplic Department, and In
structor IN Practical aud Theoretical fciegraph-
ing, Message Registration, Reports, &C., &C.
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Twill also close out my stock of buff, pink, blue.
green, brown plain and plaid French Ginghams and
bingham Lawns, at reduced prices. 2Ob Summer
Shawls from 81 80 to S5,O0 2G SILK Basqnes and
Sacanes of our own manufacture from FIVE dollars to
twelve dollars; fonrthojsand dollars worth Of M-
merry Goods at half price.
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N n. The business will he continued onthe oppo-
site side of she street nthe raom occupied bvG W.
brock as Har store, and two doors East of the dry
goods store Of Reher kntH, where will be found =
&c. l.. Q. bU foh, Agent
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The Best Of Brown Sheeting,
YARD W.DE-25 CENTS;

Prints from Is to 90 cents; 1000 yards ofJaconet
Lawns at 20 cents. very fine plain blue buff, or
ange, pink and brown organdle Lawns, from 50 to G2
cents.
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eoFge HTdhes, Hooking

-CICVII,O II uHIIVVia itVNhHE6 ~ IT
\ A P. Ashbrook, Pleasant, :.
Noah McNaughten, Richland +"
s. Beery, Rushcreek, e
II. D. McNaughten, Walnut
A. T. Mason, Liberty Z"
. i. Pickering, Violet :"
John Snyder, Bloom Z"
]. Abbott, Madison
Jacob Bollenbaugh, Amanda Z"
Samuel Barr, Clearcreek "
Henry Eckert, Berne "
Jonas Gibbony, Greenfield "