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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-07-19

..#H- or. -
Toe course ofstuly consists ofsINGLE and DoU-
RLE ENrRY BOOK KEEPING, IN stock and Part
nership Sets, Wholesale and Retail merchandise,
Business, Banking, Commercial Paper, Commercial
law, Business Arithmetic, Practical Penmanshir,, 40
Alarre Hall is now Cited up Tor the Telagraphic
DEPARTING exclusi yely where advantages will be SCI
cured supeior to anything elswhere IN the West. tits
in the care oran operator OF long experience, ana OF
the best reputation. Having also the favor and pat
ronage ofshe. leading Telegraph oficers.throughone
the West, situations Tor graduates can readily be Sc
cured, 'fU
The tuition fee Ia only about oNE.llALF that usu+
ally charged In similar Institutions; while heoheap-
ness OF living the numerous. educational advantages
OF the place, and the cqmpafptive absence oftempt-
ations 70 vice, are imp Irtant Considerations Ia
We de NOT GUARANTEE situations to our gradpates'
for II is beyond the power OF any, commercial Col
icQe to Qet situations for all graduates, but we do
ouARANTiE tnn and c~onrLErH satisfaction to our stu
dents.
REMEMnIa, that we are not Nhlink" in anyhody'e
chain, neither do we claim TO so absurd q thing as o
',pdtent' on q systsm ofinstruction,
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HlHE underslened has been appointed Admins.
TRAITOR ofthe Estate of Runs Williamson, late OIL
fairhela eoanty, Ohio, dsceascd; xssoN !
June 20, lses,-Sws Administrator
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II IL M ~ rs
Tuition forthe Full Course, including BUSH
neee Penmanshlp ...s" a'..'.. ""', v,''",'.''.'"tJV W
Telegraphic Course, .""".,!'' ''''".--.. ''''' X W
10th cOnhined ........... .". ..ss ,Ya,sss.,.. 70 w
Teachers Course in Penmanship.. SO. Y... ."... 10 90
To any who have dnnhts como ring where n 20 tor
q Rusineas Education, wes ay-ifyon study one week
with us, apd Hud we have deceived you by hhlserep-
resentatlops, ask for your tuition fee, andttwiH no
refunded. ,51f Z tftantnshff 4,
For further particulan, send for q Catalogue and
Circular !, tJanlsth, lsee-lyl
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DANIEL AcKEns certifes that his wife Is SO materi.
ally benefited by the use Of one bottle Of Mishler's
Herb Bitters that she II satisfied two bottles more
will cure her oil Dyspepsia OF over fifteen years stan
ding. Also that a few doses cured his son OF fever
and ague of over six months standing.
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Card 10 the Ladies.
DR.. DUPoNco's
PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FE A LES.
In Correcting irregularities. Removing
Distractions OF the Monthly
Turns, from Whatev-
or Cause.
mi BOZ Is SUFFICIENT,

SlNG Nv ~ - W.
Yet in obstinate cases moro may be required.
ALL MEDICAL. MEN KNOW,
Ar we'll rs manyo others, that no female can enjoy good
health unless she is regular; and whenever an obstruc-
ton takes placo-whether from exposure, cold or any
other cause.-the general health begins immediate
" to decline, and the want Of n proper remedy has
been the causeof 40 many consunptions among the
ycunp females. The remedy may certainly be found
in the .rDuponco t,oiden rms" Headache, Pnin IN
the side, pnlpitntlon OF the heart, loathing OF food,
and disturbed sleep. always arises fiom interruptions
If nature and whenever that is the case, these pills
will in variably remedy all these evils.
o 900 Boxes Have Been sold In Two
Years.
Tan thousand bores sent bu letter, both nv myselfand
agents to all parts Of the world, to which answers
have been returned, in which ladies say, nothing
like the above pills have been known, since the. Sci.
ENCE or MEDICINE DAMNED uroN THE woRLD'
In uemoving Obstruction and Resto ring
Mature to ITS Proper channel.
ouieting The nerves and bringing back the "Rosy col
orhcalth" to the cheek Of tho most delicate.
Full md explicit directions accompany each hox.
vh,ci must BIO strictly followed, and all diseas pecu.
lar to females may be speedily cured. The GOLDEN
Pulls net IA an -' attlt4 ,F tIs4f
E%xhtlarant without n single Draw back.
Safe in their operations, perpetual in their happy
Influences upon the nerves, the mind, and tho entire
orranization If there is any reliance to be placed
on human testimony, the above Pills may DO fully
depended upon.
matter from what druggist you buy them.) II the
Nov ia moi signed y. D.. HowE, II Ia "the counterfeit
md viii not be responsible for their injurious ef.
fects. ~ ~
price, 81 per box SIX boxes IS. Sold in Lancaster,
oh,n hvGEORGE q, EEK Druggist.
LADIESi by sending him 81 to the Lancaster Post
Oeice, ann have the Pills sent (confdentally) by mail
''''' P-''"fT "TTTT s. D. HOWE,
Il'.lI't t Sole Proprietor, Now York.
Sold also nv Plocksom Brothers. GAINESVILLE, 5 !.
samuels, Columbus, O.. Az lds, Circleyllle, md John
d. Park, Cincinnati, and by zone Drusgtst' In every
town and city in the United States.
NJ n 'uE az To-
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We have published only fow ofthe many Ger
tifcates ofcures we could get to publish, as the
Herb Bltters' have been tried for almost all the
diseases for which they are recomni nded, about
this place, and haze not only gwen general but uni
versal satisfaction For Fover and Ague alone, we
could publish fifty certificates and have only been
selling for about four weeks at this place-The
amount sold daily, rs the best evidence oiits merit.
Ifyou wish to save money aud Health and secure
happiness, keep asupply Of Mishler's Herb Bitters
in your household. II IN one Of 1.-THE best medicines
in the world for the various diseases Of the human
body. For sale Wholesale snd Retail by Albert
GetS, near corner Main and Columbus Streets, Lam
caster, Ohio.
OF. HARTzEL, Local ACT.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, By Al.
bert Gets. ned" corner Main
and Columbus Streets, 4.
Lancaster, Ohio.
.ls o T. HARTZEL,
May II, 1sG6-3m Local Agent.
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srArE OF ooSNEcrtcur, CouEty Of Hartford. "a.
James @. Walkley, President, and Samuel VI
White, Secretary Of the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company, being ~severally sworn, depose and say,
that the foregoing IN a full, true and corr ect state
ment OF tho affairs OF the said Company, and that
thcy arc the above described officers thereof.
JAMES y. WALKLEY, President.
SAMUEL II, WHITE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day o
June, 1865.
witness my hand aud official seal.
tSEAL1 EDWARD GOODMAN,
COmmisSionar Of Ohio
fFIvI CINr STAMPl For Connecticut.
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S. S. CALKINs and G. P. GRIFFIN,
G. II. POND,

Principal Of the To graphic Department., and In.
structor in Practical and Theoretical Telegraph
ing, Message Roglstratlon, Reports, &C., &c.
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j. wErzEL, Prop. Badlschen Hof, certifes that n hal
bottle Of Mi+hltr's Herb Bitters cured his eldest
daughter OF fever and ague.
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JACOB SHETfER Prop. Lancaster Tannery certifes
that he was cured of Chronic Diarrhna and Flux o.
over six months standing by the use Of Mishler'i
Herb Bitters,
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L. E. and W. A. DRAKE,

Principals Of the cbirographic Department, In.
structors In SpepcerRn Pepmanship-Plaln,
Practical and Ornamentn-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Lettering, &C.
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GEORGE Lurz, Patenteei Patent Steam Indicator
greatly relieved of pans in the breast aud breaking
out ofthe skin, Of several years standing by the use
OF two bottles Mishler's Herb Bitters.
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]. N. LITTLE certiies that he has been cured Of
Deafness OF over Twenty-Five years standing by the
use of Mishler's Herb Bitters.
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HOUSE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
.MILLER \

ner Of High and south streets, Columbus, Ohio,
has been leased BY the above named geutlemen. and
thoroughly refted for the accommodation Of, the
hullt for a hotel, hts been fitted with all the modern
improvements lt IN sltuated In the most elevated and
salubrious portion Of the city; 10 near the court
ming pastits doorsi and for the accommodations OF
country and transient guests, who visit Columbus in
their own conveyahcep, Isr supplied with hrst class
Zone ofits proprietots, Mr.. Miier, has had long ex-
perienee in the hotel In the TALLMADeE Housr, Lam
caster Ohio. No paine Will be spared IN making the
the Hons Of the travelling public, and the proprstors
hope for q liberal share Of rublic patronage
June 7, ls66-tw
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II has been minated to US that we dilute or adul:
terate the Bitters, and do not sell it pure as received
from Dr. Is. Mishler. To all such intinations we
would reply that we will wager sSW that the article
we sell Is the pure unadulterated MIshler's Herb
Bitters. And further, we hereby caution all persons
who may hav uttered tho above mentioned ISLANDERS
against us, that IN future we will prosecute to the
fullest extent Of the law. any person or persons who
may repeat the stale SANDERS.
OF. HARTZEL, Agent.
ALBERT GETZ.
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READ WHAT MIsHLER,s HERB BIT
ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAs-
TER, OHIO.

L. II. oLps, proprietor Lancaster Wooden Factory,
that Mi1hlers Herb Bitters have done hun
more good than any medicine he has ever taken In
q severe attack OF lndammatory rheumatism.
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Notice to Hunters!

NIOTICE To ALI WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
That whereas We the undersigned citizens and
land holders OF Greenfield Township in the county
of Fairfield, have been seriously nconvenienced
and in many cases previously damaged by persons
unlawfiliy trespassing on our several premises, for
the purpose Of Hunting, Trapping &C.;
Now, therefore, be H. known that we severally
pledge ourselves to prosecute to the fullest extent
OF the Law, any, and all, persons trespassing on any
of our premises for any purpose whatever t1ifh0ut
our pernntssion,-nnd further that we will aid each
other by all lawful means in all such prosecutions,
10 the end that all such trespassers may receive the
punishment their conduct merits.
"a Martin, link, RI G Dauhenmier,
John Meason, II Thompson, + Daubenmier,
i Gibbony, d Shadle, N Peters,
Saml Hooker, FR J Peters, JPool,
NJ Wagner, &c K~inkead,i NJ A. Dau gherty,
David Bright, W CARLISLE JSGook,
II NJ Brandt, u Bright, b west,
Sam Grhybill sen. f Blizzard, AV COPYRIGHT,
Jno r Brasee, J Fisher, LGraybill,
J W Wilson, l. Danbenmier Henry Work,
J n Grayblli. VIM Griffith, Geo Sanderson,
Joseph Gundy, Silas Peters, D. Fisher,
II v Weakley Joseph Kern, Emanuel Miller,
Win McCleery, g Flonm, Sainl Bush,
John Brandt, 7 Bright W Reed.
Joshua Miller Dan Rifle oRobt Work,
VIM Hntton, II Kcrns, Thos. Strobe,
] Messmore, II Foster, s Radebaugb,
J & Young, j II Stripe, C b Mills, n
8 II Hooker, A Bookwalter, } Adam Brandt,
John Carnes J Mcfarland, Miesse,
Jas Trimble, John s Vough, A Shultz,
VIM Walker, Jas McLeery, w ,%Cullumber.
j Stahberry S Compton, Isaac Claypool, =
James Wilson.
lima oI.Av.
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Is warranted to be the only preparation known TO cure
Coughs, Colds Hoar1oness, Asthma, Whooplng
Cough, Chronic Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis,
ltis healing. %soltening and oxpectoratlng, and paftc.H
ulorly suitable for all affections OF tho Throat aiii
Lungs. For sale by Druggists ~eyeryw
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SlOO ReGAS
Twill pay TO any Doctor or member OF the Med.
ical Fraternity the sum of $40 for any compound
that possesses more medicinal virtues and curative
powers than MIshler's Herb Bitters. IN !.
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VIRGIL ~. Tan
M T,AW Is

0FrIcE OVER FfRsT NkTfoNALgBANEsSF
Dposite Tailmadge Block, Will attend promptly
TO ali business entrusted TO his care,
Lancaster, JUly a,'0o-N.
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Entrance by Atairway, one door west Of entrance TO
Grocery) where this delightful rofrsshment will DO
served up ola quality and IN a style TO give universal
satisfaction.
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Intercourse with Flowers.

"Your silent voice, Oh flowers, are living
preachers,
Supplying to our fancy numerous teachers
From every lonely nook -"-Smith.
The genial influence and all the
strange teachings of flowers are gen
tie, loving and kind Their language
is pure; and our interc curse among
them elevates our affections and re.
fines our manners.
Their voice is musical and sweet;
and if we are as good as we ought to
be, and our cherished affections are
not misplaced, the beautiful flowers
will whisper to our sorrowing hearts
in soothing tones of joy. If your
heart is filed with gladness and Joy
the beautiful flowers .kindle up the
soul into a holy raptGre. Are our
thoughts raised on the lofty pinions
of devotion, every expanding rose
bud teaches. us to simply reach forth
for the rich blessings that are In
store for us, and they are ours
When we look at our fading beauty
and behold one after another of the
withered petals falling back to their
native dust, their rich fragrance
gone, how fel clbly we are reminded
of the departure of some loved one
whose memory we love to cherish.
The present Is an excellent time
to prepare for the cultivating a few
choice flowers Procure good seed,
to have it in readiness to plant when
the growing season commences
Now, while sleighing is good, send
team tothe sand bank for a few
loads OF sand to mingle with the
heavy soil, or to the woods for leaf
mold to render flower beds rich and
mellow. If you perceive any desire
on the part of a child or adult to
cultivate a few flowers, never crush
it; but have a bed prepared in the
best place in the garden, and en-
courage them to cultivate those
plants whose beauty gives a zest t.
pleasures arising from other sources
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A COLD IN THE HEAD.

a DR.. Psllon, OF st. Foy, France,
has discovered a new method of cul
ing coldin the head. Herewith is
the prescription: -
It consists in inhallng through the
nose the emanations of amonia con-
tanned in smelling bottle. If the
sense of smell is completely oblitera-
ted, the bottle should be kept unde;
the nose until the pungency of the
volatile alkali is felt. The bottle is
then removed, but only to be reap
piled after minute; the second ap.
plication, however, should not be
long. that the patient may bear it.
This easy operation being repeated
seven or eight times in the course of
i've minutes, but always very rap
idly, except the frat time, the nos
trlls become Tree, the sense OF smell
is restored, and the secretion of the
irritating means is stopped. This
remedy is said to be peculiarly ad-
vantageous TO singers. -. =. -.
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70 CURE WEAK EYES IN HORSES
l. P Shelly, of Fayette county, KY,
writes to7the Country Gentleman:
A short time since, purchased a
valuable mare, five years old, for
saddle purposes, and found, unfor-
tunately for me, that her LEFT eye
was very weak, and good judges pro-
nounced- that she would lose it
There is q Canadian Frenchman re-
siding in my family, by the name of
Wilson, who affirmed that he could
cure her. I-directed him to try his
skill, and he Immediately made up a
wash of alum and water, which he
reduced to about blood heat, and
would with a quill, blow the liquit,
Inio theeye. After trying the above
preparation three times, he took a
piece of alum as large as the end of
ones finger, and burning it in the
fire, he reduced it to powder, and
blew it stoutly, by the same process,
into her eye. So far as we can Judge,
she can now see perfectly, and the
eye is apparently sound and well.
1t is valuable remedy.
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,farnifrs Aepartunnt. A.E F=o r Sal p.

QUALIrIEs OF HAr.-Timothy fol
muscle; clover for milk; corn for fat.
The timothy should be cured in full
blossom, or, g little later. Clover
should be cut when first reddening,
before it is fully matured. This is
the time, and the only time, to cut
cloFer. Then all the nutritive juices
are 5 in perfection. Such hay-or
grass cured-has slight laxative
tendenIcy-justs what is wanted In
winter. 1t will be greedily eaten,
even when somewhat touched with
mould-and give milk in prefusion.
This never fails. On the other hand,
timothy, instead of, secreting milk,
Will form muscle; hence, the hay for
horses, and hence preferred so gen
ersily. Straw; when early cut and
properly cured not dried-has some
what the quality of clover. But oh,
how neglected. we are about curing
the straw, when it is one of the finest
of employments. There is a fra
GRANGE about such straw, and the
pale green tint, which makes it
valuable and a most pleasant fodder.
Timothy, then, for horses; clover
for milch cows; and straw, well cured
and cut for either tits excellent TO
mix with meal or feed carrots or
beets with. We would, when thus
fed, make but little difference be
tween good barley and oat straw,
when early and properly cured, and
timothy for stock especially in milk.
For young stock, tender timothy is
excellent. We are SO reckless in
feeding. We feed promfscuously;
we Feed what we have to feed with
out taking much pains to get aproper
selection, OF to prepare it well. for
instance, we feed few cornstalks,
raised on purpose for fodder, when
this, some of the cheapest and one
of the best hays that can be fed; and
in the summer, in drought, it is of
the greatest advantage, fed out green.
Rural District. q
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GailipoIis Nursery
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
-C.N. PALMER. PROPRIETOR,

OFFERS for the Spring of 1866, a very
~ large stock cf Fruit and Evergreen
trees, Apple trees, 3 years from graft, Is cts
each, per 100 Sl4. 2 years from graft l2l5
cts each, per 100 sI2 Dwarf Apples 30,ts
each, per iO0 S25. Pears standard, 50cts.
Dwarfs 4Oets, Cherry Scots, Plum- Scots.
Ounces 4Octs. Apricots Scots, Nectarines
25cts, English Wainuts, and Spanish Chest
nuts 5Oels, Peach trees 20cts, per 100 sl5.
Also few choice Seedlings. per 100 So.
Also the leading varieties of Evergreens.
GRAPE VINES.
Iona, Israella, Delaware. Concord, Hart
ford, Prolific. Diana, Creveling, Logan, Ives,
Seeding, Ontario, Union Village, ALIENS
white Hybred, To-Halon, Clinton, CatawDa,
Isabella, Norton's Virginia
SMALL FRUITS.
Currents Red Dutch, 9 years old per 100,
50, per 900 S25. All the leading varieties
low. Goosberries. Raspberries, Blackberries,
Rhubarb, Asparagus Roots, and Strawberries,
Tha following varieties 81 per 10 ;, Russell,
Buffalo, Monitor, Brooklyn scarlet. Col
Ellsworth, Austin. Gen. Scott, La Constant;,.
Georgia Mammoth Also the old leading
varieties. 81, per 100, s.. per 1000
Direct your ORDERS to the Gallipolis Post
Office. or CALI at my residence, where they
will meet with prompt attention
G. N. PALMER.
Feb. 8, ls66.-6w.
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T OFFER at Private Sale my Farm, situate
L in Springfield township Gallll county
Ohio, about . miles from Gallipolis, contain
ing l07 acres. about IS cleared, 10 in meadow,
and ali in gooi cultivation A good Brick
Dwelling House, containing Z rooms. ana n
good hewed log tenant house. An orchard OF
rs bearing apple trees choice fruit A
valuable Stone Quarry is now open on the
premises There are two good wells of water.
and Springs In nearly every field for Stock
Itis one OF the best in proved and most valua-
ble Farms in the county and viii be sold very
low, and ou easy terms. Title indisputable'
and possession given at any time. Inquire
for term. at the journal Office. or Of
JAMES NJ. KERR.
Oct. 26, le65.-6m.
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Laud For sale.

T OFFER at private sale valuable Farm, stu
i ate in Green township Gallia county Ohio
about miles from Gallipolss containing 2o2 acres
more or less, about 40 acres cleared, balance m
Frame Dwelling House nearly new. Stabling for
horses. and out buildings. The Farm is well
watered, and has on it q young bearing Orchard
OF 125 trees Mills, Schools, and Churches con-
yenient, and the neighborhood good one.
Terms easy, title indisputable and possession
given at the option Of the purchaser. Inquire at
VIZ JOHN ECKER.
Ian q 1e6s-sms
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Notice.

Know all who are concerned, adult or minor,
And those who honor, by visit, our Saloon,
The Partnership 'twixt me and Overshiner,
Was legally dissolved last afternoon.
new associate have this day taken
One known to all in town. both rich and poor,
Whose word by slanderous breath was never
shaken,
mean that clever frllow-John A. Moore,
As heretofore, our Tables and our Bar,
Will We with any in the state,
OF WHISTLES. Wines. and a superb Cigar,
We've Just received n fresh supply Of late,
Those who already patronize our Hall,
We thank, those who have not, We hope will
come in soon.
HOVER & MOORE, invite their friends to
call,
And spend an hour in the Buckeye Saloon.
Jan >, IS, lS65.
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GALtIP0LIS. OHIO.

WE have just received, fresh from NV
w York City. large and fine assortment
of Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, Fancy
Shawls, ClOaks, Balmoral Skirts, and Blan-
kets, of all prices and qualities, which We
offer for sale at the Lowest Prices possible
Feeling ourselves able to compete with any
House in the West for Quality, Styles, and
Prices, we respectfully ask our OH eusto
m RS and friends with all others, to come
and see for themselves.
We only refer to the past and liberol pat
ronage you have been pleased to give us,
thanking you heartily, and hoping YOU may
extend to US the same IN the future, assuring
you that we will at all times recognize and
appreciate the old motto, Quick Sales and
Small Profits"
The Lower Store will be continued here
after bysJos. Emsheimer alone. The Middle
Store, Court Street, between I'd and 3d. by
Michael e. John Emsheimer, and the upper
Store, (corner Second and Cedar Streets,) by
the Undersigned.
EMSHElMER BROTHERS.
-v- JOSEPH EMSHElMER,
JOHN EMSHEiMER,
MICHAEL EMSHEIMER.
Nov. %, Is65.-tf
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For Rent.

vTHE Rooniin my new Block lstely .oecu-
Il pied by s. Zelazny, Is now offered for
rent. i nquire az tsFurniture Store OF Hayward
and Fuller NlLL-C BAY AID.
; Fab I5. le66.-tf.
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cigars & Tobacco.

4 FULL assortment of Foreign 4 Dbmestie
~ OigaEs, comprising many layorite Brands.
Also large stock Of Tobacco, embracing
CaviDdish old style, Pound Lump, bright and
dark, los sweet, in caddies, half pounds, in
eaddies dark, Fig and Panankr Tobacco.
Fine cut chewing in Bbls,- Paper and Tin
Foil. ALSO smoking Tobscco in every style,
at the City Grocery, corner OF Court and Third
Street.
DS. FORD l. BRO.
Feb. I6. 1865.
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FLOUR.

A full supply of choice family, extra fam
N lily, and superine Flcur. constantly
land and for sale by the barrel or retail by
@. d A. HEfKING.