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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-12-13
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
FLoUR-Dull; l0915c lower; Superior Western
81 4O9D 25; Commonto Medium Extra 81 40@l0 So;
Common to good shipping extra Round Hoop Ohio
Slu@ll. Closing quiet.
WHEAT-opened dull, closed quiet and steadier;
50 20 for No. milwaukee.
CORN-l@2c better; inactive 81 l09l 10 for Ship
ping Mixed Western In store aud aloat closing 81 10
al IL.
oAT5-l@2c better for Western; 6l@e2c for Chicago
and Milwaukee; .O3@64c for new Ohio.
PORK-Dull and dropping; $40 Oi@2O 26 for old
mess, closing at $40 l2% cash; $40 5O@2l for new,
aud S7 7jGls for prime also $3.50 bbls new mess at
s2l92l 26 seller January and February.
DRESSED HoGS-Firmer at s14@SIac for western.
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A RARTY.--We have the name of u
man on our books, who al ways keeps
his subscription paid two years in ad,
vance. His account, at the present
time, is settled up to juno 10th, 1868.
We have several such on our books,
Mr.. Union. But then, we regret TO
say, we have few who keep as much
behind as the others are ahead. We'll
have to unshackle from these before
long.
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CInoinnati HOE nInrlte,

We take the following from the Commercial OF
Tuesday, 'rf4 P'4
rhe Hog market remained very dull and listless all
theweek, Notwithstanding light receipts, up to Sat-
ell for cutting brought packers who had made con
tracts for future deliveries into pretty active compe-
,ition, and stimulated prices materially. The state
ment that receipts for the two days ending at noon
to-day were still lghtc upled with cold turn IN
the weather, gave the market more Of an edge than
it has before had Prices have, accordingly. been
advanced to s696 4U for gross weights, Sh97 80 for
MT weights. The advance was said to be somewhat
stimulated by outside speculative operations, but 1t
had less support late in the day, and the mar ket
coses rather tame. The movement is not looked
upon yet as apernanent one, but when packers that
have been holding back until get to work, they
have increased incnations to operate.
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REoEIvED-The December number
ofThe American Farmer, which closes
the volume for 1866, with INDEX com.
plete. A now volume commences with
the January number for 1867, and now
is good time for those who wish a
good Agricultural and horticultural
journal to subscribe. We notice that
special pains are taken TO secure cor
rospondehce from all parts of our coun-
try. which makes It Invaluable to the
agrlculturist. Price only $1.00 year.
Address, John Turner, Rochester, Now
York.
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Law AND NOTA Y N ICE.
John Garaghtv

Will give special care and attention to matters
Partition, sale OF Lands by administrators and Guar
dans, with the settlement Of their accounts ais
to the collection and tho examl nation Of titles.
Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, and other contracts
prepared, and their Acknowledgements taken.
With an experience of Thirty years he trusts he
will identified to receive, he now socits, share
ofthe patronage ot his old friends andacquanan
Charges will be reasonable.
OE-TAllm adge Block.
Lancaster, Narih IS Iad6t.6l-tf
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New MEAT SHoP-John Ladabaugh
has opened new concern on Colu:a
bus Street, Groom north of and adioin
ing the Misher Bitters depot, corner
of the allcy) where butchers meats of
all kinds may be obtained at prices to
suit the times. John is good fellow
to deal with, as,the public well know,
and should, as he no doubt will, re
ceive a large share of their patronage
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Chrlstmas Is Coming,

And the Delong Brothers are prepared to meet it
wu one ofthe best selections OF Toys and Confec-
tIoas ever brought to this city. Our selections Of
Dolls and Vases, for beauty cannot be exceled. Our
Coifeetlons consist in part ofCurrants Prunes Dried
Peaches, whole and halves, refined Maple sugar,
Rasins, Figs Candies, &C., all fresh and will be sold
cheap for cash. Don't forget to give a call; one
door west Of Martins Bank, Main street, Lancaster
llLio' '-' 3,y3s
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DELoNG Il BRo just across the
street have made tip,top preparations
for holiday supplies to every body in
the way of nice toys, confectionery,
and the like. See their notice in an
other column.
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GIN o1NNAT1 MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 10, 1866.
FLOUR Declined, 5000 to slS.25 or,superine to
fancy brands.
6RAIN-Whoat, Spring s2Os@2.iO; Winter, s2.6O@
2 rs. Corn 53@55c. Oats 4S@5Sc, Rye sl.00@l ,OS.
Barley 81 .6heJ1, 10 for Fail
PR0VisIoNS-Mess Pork sl9bo. Green Meats,
81. N and 9i5 for Shoulders, Sides and Hams Ba.
con and l5% for Shoulders and Sides. Lard 1917
and ll15c.
sEEDS-clover 49, 90; Timothy S00@3lO; Flax 2. so.
BUrrER--Central Ohio 2S@3Gc.
EGGS-Prlme 32@33c per DOZEN
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CouRT.-The Court Of Common
Pleas for this county adjourned on
Saturday last, after continuous ses.
sion of five weeks. We will endcavor
to prepare digest of its most impor.
tant proceedings for our next issue.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS For elegant sets
of Jewelry, fine Watches, and various
articles OF ornament and use, suitable
Tor first class Christmas and New
Years presents, Go to BINNINaER's.
Dec. 6 I'm.
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A New RAILROAD The certificate
of Incorporation of the Now York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio Railway Com
pany was filed at the Secretary of
States office, Tuesday, Dec. 4, The
Company is organized with a capital
of$5, 100000, to construct a railroad
from Cincinnati to MilIorsburg, in
Holmes county, Ohio. The road is to
extend through The counties of Haml-
ton, Butler, Warren, Clinton, Fayette,
Pickaway, Fairfield, Perry, Muskin-
gum, Coshocton, and Holmes. The
corporators are P. II. Bart, 3. Gest,
Chas Reemelin, P, Stroble, and L. S.
Lowe Columbus Journal.
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A Chance for Good Snec,acIes.

Caldwell the renowned optician, informs us that he
viii visit our city again in few weeks with his c,ebra
tod spectaclesy The superiority OF his Glasses and
his skill in fitting them to the eye, make it an OBJ
joci for all who wish to clearly to watch the ops
Portunty Further notice ofhs arrival will be CIV.
on. Beware of peddlers calling themselves "cad-
We Is agents." He has none.
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KR.re Onan0 for noIlaay Presents.

douglass { Coles are now selling at cost to close
out their stock-their entire line of rich Dress Silks
Clcsks, shaws, Dress Goods, Musns, C6licoes,
Blanket Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes &c, without re-
serve. Persons desiring to purchase for the Holi.
days s,.wil find this chance rarely met with. Don't
fail to examin their stock 1T
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AN ELEGANT AFFAIR A beautiful
and tasteful ornament, valued at S35, 90,
is on exhibition in tho front window
OF the cigar store of |. @. Butterfeld,
Main street. 1t consists of an exquis-
ltely wrought wax flower cross, (the
production of Columbus lady's skill, }
set in a splendid carved wood frame. -
We understand it is to be disposed Of
by a rattle or Some similar method, the
chances being held at Sl,OO EACH
Some one will get nice thing at a
mere nominal cost
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NEw MUsIcAL PAprn.-we have =

New MUSICAL PAPER.--We have re.
ceived the second number (will the
publishers please send the firstY) Of tho
NeU York MustcoL Gasette, monthly
publication just commenced by MASON
BRoTHERs. Of New York. It'll q fne.
" printed quarto, OF twelve pages,
four Of which sFe 10 be devoted 10 mu
sie Of a popular scharacter, including
vocal and instrumental, sacred and
secular. The reading matter compri-
ses all the interesting musical iDtolli-
gehce Of the day, as well as articles of
high interest TO musicians, aside from
mere news. The music furnished will
alone be worth more than the price OF
subscription, which is 81 90 a year.
single copy, $500 for FIVE copies, or
$500 for ten copies. Address Ma.
son Brothers, 596 Broadway. MY
FINE DEER Mr.. Geo. Wiggins and
a MIR. Haynes of Vinton county
brought to this city six fine d Ger, which
they killed in jackson county few
days ago. They were asking. as high
as 80 cents per pound. but finally
came down to fifteen cents Deer and
other kinds OF game are said to be
very plentiful in Jackson and Vinton
counties. - ChiiLieothe AdrertiSer.
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Rswi LocohorIyr-They are getting upa first class
new locomotive for the @. 4 z. Road at tho machine
ships IN this city. twill be ready fer the track by
hristmas, and will be splendid engine, and cred
tito thew rkmen ehgaaedn its construction. We
wcre not previously aware that this company was
M nufactaring ts own engines
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$500 RE w ARD!
will pay reward of sSOI to the proprietor Of any
medicine possessing more curative power than Mish.
lorJs Herb Bitters. 4. MIsHLER,
Sole Proprietor, Lancaster, Pa.
Names OF tn 0se who have given Ce rtth-
Gates Of Cares.

A. l.. Simmons, Druggist, baltimore, Ohio, for his
wife in case Of general debility t'1
Mrs. Salrah j. Rheemes, Lancaser Ohio; Salt
Rheum, rheumatism and Neuralgia OF twenty years
John B. Martin Lancaster, Ohio; entire satisfaction
Il family medicine.
j. Wells. Lancaster, Ohio; Dyspepsia.
Thes II schneider, Lancaster, ohoi Fever and
Mrs. j Ii. shumaler, Maxve, Ohio; falling ofthc
womb.
I. /. Mason, Lancaster, o. Epilepsy, six months
Martin Het.lnser, Lancaster, O., Fever and Ague,
Joseph Piper, Lancaster, o. disease OF kidneys,
Andrew Roa, lancaster. ohio' Pn!p,ation oft
/ Heart and Fever and AgIFe.
W. Homan, Lancaster, Ohoi Phthsie ten years
John Billhoru, Lancaster, ohio himself and dal gh.
ter, Fever aud Agne.
Mrs. Margaret Meyer Lancaster ohloi Rheuma'
Jacob Elnsel, Lancaster, U; bronchitis.
Jacob Rockey, sr.. wne, OF NeuNlgla, Palpit"tion
OF the Heart and Dyspepsia.
John IL. Weiker, Neuralgia.
Lewis Aker, Lancaster, Ohoi Chronic Diarraes,
ten years standing
George Barr, Lancaster. Ohio; Dyspepsia
T. Henry Griner, Lancaster, Ohlo conslmptioh.
@ Koshler. lancaster, u; Crainp III the stomach,
H. W. senne, Lancaster, OHIO; vie, Of sick head
jacob Dlttmar, Lancaster, .; Fever and Agae aud
sick headache;
Henry late, lancaster W Nhoiefu aiOlDus
Jonn hosser, Lancaster, VI hnds It beneficial in
his family!
II Lehman,
Adam Hoffman
Rev Lewis Keaggy New Salem, o; Dyspepsia,
Bronchitis anu Consumption.
| "A -paunagle, sugar urOve, o; Asthma.
jacob sh,etfer, CearPor', .; Fever and Aeue and
Flux
jesse stuckcS, Sugar Grove, OHIO; wife, Fever ami
Ague,
W Il Elder, sugar Grove, % Fever and Asue, SIX
! years standing.
Vim Evans, Berne station, o; Neuralgia and Rheu.
matlsm.
daniel Acsers, Lancaster, o. wife, Dyspepsia, "a
l. ii olds, Lancaster, o. Inaammatory Rheuma.
tsm.
Wettel, Lancaster, o; daughter Fever Ague.
jacob shelter, Lancaster " Flux and Chronic
John Ritter, Lancaster, o; two sons, Fever and
| Ague.
and pains in breast.
The popularity Of Mishlers Btters.
"The tax received by the Government for the
month OF September, 1865, on the Itiees used in
the manufacture, and on the sale Of hiS Bitters,
amounted TO the sum of SILL, 49, being an increase
/, on the previous month OF sSSi so''
Assistant Assessor, I'd Division.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, By Al.
BERT GETZ, near corner MaiA
! and Columbus Streets,
Lancaster, OHIO.
o. T. HARTZEL,
local Agent,
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BINNINoER's is the best place to 90
for all the wares usually kept in a
well ordered Jcwelry Store Also,
for repairs of watches, clocks, &c.-
Prices very low. dec6.1m.
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NOe Ece-

Subscribers 10 the Mineral Rail Road
Company
The following persons have been appo' nfed by us
70 receive and receipt for the First lnstalnent Of
rive Dollars per share, (reqmred by tho lpw 10 be
Pad1 subscribed 20 the capital stock Or tile above
company which shorld he pad btfore the 6ay ap-
polottd for the organization, December 10. 1865:
>. J Janney, Board Of Control Rooms, No I3south
High Street, Columbus.
g. WhitehuTst, Canal Winchester
, j. r. Mumaugh, Hooking Valley satonal Back,
Lancaster. O"'A'
9. F. Bowen. First National Bank, Logan.
G A. Cable, NesOnylle
Z. A. Moore, First National Bank, Athens
". ". GREENE
T.. II. MOORE,
JOHN MILLS
WM. p. CUTLER.
DOUGLAS PUTNAM.
IA, ,o,, C0.porators
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na- The ECLECTIC, for December
contains the usual variety of entertain.
ing and instructive articles-choice
selections from the English quarter
lies and monthlies- essays, tales and
poetry. The January number com.
mences the 28th year OF the Eclectic.
during which its interest and value as
a vehicle OF conveying to American
readers the best literature of Great
Britain and Continental Europe will
be scrupulously kept up. The Sub.
scription price is $500 per year, sin.
gle copy-S9,OO for two copics-s2O, 90
for five copies. W. Fl. BIDwELL. No 5.
Beekman Street, New York, publisher
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iHE BEsr.-Messrs. Calkins, Griffin Co. of the
Ol erin Institute, have new advertisement in our
90 umns. From the best evidence our possess
sion, inclined to tt opinion that this instu-
toa offers superior advantages in the way Of obtain
ing commercial edu alton, to any other in the
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LusT.-On Saturday oflast week, between Fulton 1
Picture Gallery and the residence of Dr. Henry Car.
penter, Black Lace pea, belonging to Miss Eta NJ.
Clarke. The finder viii be suitably rewarded by
leavingit at this Office or with the owner.
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SALE OF PERsoSAL PRoPERrY Recommendations
interested will not fail to'kecp in mind the sale at
tts residence Of Mrs Robt Gates, commencing at
lG o'clock A. N. tomorrow. We understand that
tho residence itself will DO offered at auction.
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The most appropriate and elegant holiday gift
would 30 one of those Papier Macho Writing Desks
at ruthills Book Store, beautifully inlad with pearl
g. and see them. 2t
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Tho New York Tribune says: "The only literary pc
riodical WHICH has ever succeeded in our Western
States, 70 TAe LsN5 7orporci" It's subscription list
at the end OF the first year numbers $4,000 and If 1t
continues to be conducted with the same ability and
enterprise which now devoted to 1t, there is
reason Why i should not close with roll of70,OOo
subscribers. il an admirable periodical, lively, en-
tentaipinS INSTRUCTIVE, unexeeL tonable in tome and
oharmpgly printed. lis published at the low price
OF 81 q year, ...
Sarnple copies, showing a list of magnificent pre-.
munas TO both large aud small clubs. sent receipt
Of ten cepts, by Alfred L. Sewell Publisher, Chicago,
III .IN4 way n .sf.
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THE Suspension Bridge at Cincinnati was opened
Saturday Dec, lst to foot passengers 1t is estima.
10 that $1,000 persons crossed it on that day. and
IL 200 the day following.
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mARRIED.

CANoDE--KING-Dec End, at the residence of
NJ Boyle in Violet township by Rev. H. II. Ferris
Mr.. Ii. A. J. Canode, OF Baltimore, and Miss Sarah
e, King. it.
HAY--sTRIcKLER--Dec. 5, 1866, by Rev. Geo. H.
Webster, Mr. Lesuder Hey TO Mss Malinda Q. .stick-
Lar s.fff
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WANTED-Agood girl, capable of doing the gen.
erai hpuse.work of small family, to whom good
wages viii be paid. Enquire at this Office
Dec. 10, lse6t
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: SOUTHERN PAPERs.--We are indebted to our h-eLd
aen. sr4yfoRD, fot files Of recent Texas and other
uthern papers.
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na-Do you wanta nice present for your little boy
your little girl, your wife, your husband, your
ather, your mother, your brother, your sister. or
for a friendr then go to BRENNEMANs Book
store, tTallmadge Blockl, and buy nice book
His stock islarge, we'll selected and NEW-ust re-
ceVed from New York Prices as low, il not little
lower than elsewhere. [DeelS-3w.]
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nA.Go to BtSNlNGER IN. W. cor
ner Columbus and Main,) for best and
latest styles of Fine Jewelry. dec6. I'm.
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"Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion has cured my face and
hands, also my legs ald feet, of eruption, after
haEing spent ten weeks and five days in the N York
Hospitals, without any real benefit to me-" Writes
Dennis Meban, 90 Maiden Lane, Y.
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10 GARAclERI 4 DvPaST, Af
No. 2l4, Rue Loubard, Paris,

seIenfrry and Sriiioas Occupations. Grief Anrie-
fis or whatever tends to impair the FdL Aefion OF
the Brain, Heart NerrOus Sesea', frequently lead
OF the While system Students, Cier60se, and Lou.
vcrs therefore, who are especially liable to these
Weaknesses, should resort promptly to Or. Della
marrc'SSpeei6e Pills.
Pamphlet, containing hin particulars, with pi-
rections and Advice, printed in French, German.
Spanish and Ergllsh accompanies each box, and will
for II.
Price, 81 per Box, or SIX Boxes for 60.
Sold nv all the principal Druggists, or VII he sent
by mall seetrey sfalei from al % errafien, recept
the sole General Agents for America, OSCAR G.,
MOSES 4 co: 2T. Cortlandt Street, New York.
Authorized Agents Tor Lancaster and vicinity. n.
SIFFQRp 4 SON. All orders 81 mali promptly
Rttpndedtb-. .,,s
SSTfoSer 4, isGs--ry
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PAEIs, May 9Th, lsdo
GeSrLENES:--We have used the Specific Pills.
made from DR.. Uelanarre's Prescription, during
several years past IN pi7ate and public practice,
and have found them most energetic and Efficient
ness; Nightly. rGlly or Premature Emissions; sex
unl akness, or hspo'eHey; Special DerangementB
of the Nervous system, Wesknesses arising nom
secret Habits and Sexual ExcesSes; Ee'd1afssr the
Gental Orglus; Weak spine; Affections Of the Eyess
"Liiue" or ''Brick-D Dust Deposits in the UFihes
"Milky" Discharges Paleness Of the Skin, with
tnres; Irregular Action ofihe Heart and in all the
chastity train ofSympt0ns arising nom 0yer.use.
Abuses, or Loss, from any cause Of the Neryons
Fore. ~ L Z.
We earnestly advise the Profession, andAii per-
sons suffering nom any Sy,apfomaie Organic 8ges-
tions OF the Genito.UunaRy Systems to use thess
Pills With high respect We ore yours most sInes
serely. X A. EEEAVMEIlAIhE,h Ef,nslntE NJ ID. z
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AN ACROSTIC!
MI lis !" Ia E RSeS
CELEBRATED
HERB BITTERS z!

Brothers and sisters who are victims Of disease,
May We ask, tory ur sakes, 10 guide you to ease,
In oferInga medL inc which has won great fame,
since itcnres adj the sick and heals all the lame;
Has cured the dyspePlic, has cured cholerap
Leave those who can, deny what We say;
Every disease either Of kidneys or blood,
Remoyedby these Btters, that for years they have
stood;
Stomachs disordered, can soon be made right,
Headache and Neuralgia are cured by its might;
Eruptions of skin and general debility,
Removed fUm your systems by ITS powerful ability;
BY it Llver complaints, Fever and Ague aud Colds,
Bronchitis OF Coughs, no case how old,
lfyou use these Bltters & cure is sure
The disease vii, leave you, your blood will be pure
Those who would have the best of a tonic,
Even Those who have Rheumstlsn, acute or chronic
Readour circulars and Certificates, and then you'll
see.
Sufferers once, but who now are tr0.
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Sold in Lancaster, by SIFFORD 4
SON--kAUFFMAN & Co, and By all
Dealers in Medicines.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LIFE -HEALTH-STRENGTH,
liz JUAN DELAMAR Il Ev
SPEOIFIC pills.
LetIer % Nee olil nn : n dRtIon.

are pre- Jared by the Messieurs GaTancere3 Dupont
Pharmaceutists, No 22i, Rue Lombard. PaEs, from
the Prescription Of Or, Juan Delamarre, Chiet Ply
siclan to the Hospital do Nord on Larbosers.
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MUST PAY NY DEBTS.

Two DO THIS ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO NE,
must Positively pay ne BY the Is, Of
next ApTIi
Lancaster, Nov. %, Isss--svs W
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BB-Besides the above Trains, there arerregular
Trains, and persons approaching or passing the
Rail Road TRACK, should, at all hours Of day and
night, he particularly their guard orthemselves
and LIVE STOCK, as to trans in both directions.
Any injury inflicted will otherwise rest ontheir own
A. &, BUSHEE,
IDsc ,Isd6. MaSter Of transportation.
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A TELEGRAPH LINE &GS
MILES LONG!

In connection sith the Institute at Oberln. This
Is the only Business College the World which has
the entire control Ofa Telegraph line dong
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HOLIDAY PRssESrs.--Giold, Pearl and Gutta Percha
Pencils for ladies' and gentlemen, and extra fine
Gold Pens, at Tuthill's Store. 2t
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I'm CONSEQUENCE OF THE GREAT REDUC.
u ton in prices of
D r Y G 0 0 DS,
MILLINERY, CLOAKS & FURS.

4 have on hand very large and superior stock of
\ the above named goods, which am determined
TO close out within thirty days regardless OF cost
therefore offer great inducements to the purchaser.
will sell fine Dress Silks at ...,,....... .....sI75
French Merinoes (Ol colors) at .....,,...... 1876
Double width Lusters all colors) at .......... 65c
Delmnes, AT Sic
Merrimack Prints at t..-................,,.... zoe
sheetng, one yard vida, at ,....-.,..........- 2oc
All other goods IN proportion.
Twill sell fine Silk Velvet Bonnets worth $50 for
price, worth SIS to $40 sell Tor and S5OJ Basques
and Sacques, all wool cloth, from IS to $40.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS

DRESS TRIMMINGS
ofevery variety and all the latest styles
It is needless to comment upon my styles of Bon
nets and Cloais, a. have IN employ Mlliner and
Cloak Maker that cant he surpassed, even IN New
York, in their various departments.
respectfully invite the public in general TO call
and see for themselves JOHN N. MILLER.
Lancaster, Dec, 10, lsG6-H
YOUNG MEN,
N ESfROUS of obtaining a scholarship in either Of
I y two oft!Ie hest Commercial Colleges in ohio,
oan do so on advantageous terms by application to
this Office