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Farm for Sale.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE RY ORDER
OF COURT.

an Saturday, July 81, 1865, between the
Ihours Of 10 o'clock A.. NJ, and 4 o'clock p. NJ. al
thedoor Of theColrt Housein Lancaster, will he sold
TO the highest bidder, the following real estate as the
property Of Laurctta Peyttn, deceased, to-"i it. The
one undivided seventh part Of a part Of Section %,
township 10, Rangels, described as follows: Begin.
nlng 70 chains, 4gllnks Eastof. the North West cor.
1er OF said section at a stone; Thence south va. 60
degrees west, IL chains 3 links to n stone: Thence
west va 10 degrees west, 3 chains and SO links to a
a stone; Thence south VA. co degrees west %
chaihsand s6links to a stone; Thence east va. 10 de.
grees west " CHAINS and 58links to q stone: Thence
north Va. ~ degrees west 2l.chains and A links TO a
stone; Thencceas va. is degrees west 10 chains and
~ INKS to a stone; Thence north va. " degrees ives,
~ chains and % links to, a stone Thence west va. 70
degrees west 20 chains and % lihkAio the Mace ofbe-
ginning, except q acres heretofore conveyed to Da.
va Morrel and wife to William P. Peters bv deed da.
ted March lG.lSj3, and recorded in Book No 2I. ma.
ges 81 and 33, containing, less said execution GA acres
more or less, and subjectto the lie estate therein O
Manly Madison.
Terms Of sale:-one-third in haDdand the balance
m TWO equal Yearly payments with interest from day
Of sale. Appraised vt 1894,
tu f Ohm q. WILCOX,
June q, lsGG--13-4w. p.E 81 20.
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BURoLARY.--Tho procory Of Mr.. B.

BURdLARyr-Thc groccryof Mr. B.
Wagner, OF the junction Of the alleys
in the real of slocum's drug store, was
entered by burglars list night. They
blew open his safe with powder, and
distracted $500 in U. s. bonds and
s4sO in currency, getting off clear
with their booty. This is the first
safe. blowing operation We have heard
Of in Lancaster, bdt tho rogues have
nov commenced. Look out for them
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SOLDIERS DISCHARGE ,FoUND.-Mr.
John ArshaTt found some days since,
and left at this office for delivery to
the owner, the. discharge of WILLIAM
GRirFtTH, Corporal of CompauyK &, LIST
Regiment Ohio Cavalry. The. dis
charge was given at Columbus, August
10th, 1865, by Searg J. D: knight, in
charge Triplcr Hospital. The owner
qanshays tho same by calling at this
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,HogsE WAsrEp}AApy n having
a nice, comfortable dwelling, of five
or six sr6OmsG within the citylimits, to
rent.on satisfactory terms, can secure
a,good tenant by application to the
Gazette office, g Z: .e,a$ July5 5.
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The Proposed Railroad.

We cntltbe annexed communication
from the Columbus Journal Of the Goth
ult. Whether put forth for effect or
otherwise, it is well worthy the con-
sideration of our citizens. The CAPT
tai city is pahifestly bopndtto have
communication as direct as possible
with the mineral region Of the Hook.
ing valley, either through Lancaster
or around it. If our citizens prefer
that it shOnld'bo the latter, they will
no doubt be Accommodated in their
preference. But in our humble judy
ment it would be a blow to the pros
pellty Of the city and two-thirds of
the county not to be recovered from in
a generation, if ever. Other towns
and cities all over the State, are start.
ing into new life and growth, simply
because their inhabitants are actively
wide awake to the subject of public
improvements. Shall tho lesson be
lost upon us?
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Drs, Green 4 Lawrence / hereby certify that I
have been suffering from Chronic Diarrhoea for the
last eight years, and have been under medical treat.
ment tho greater portion Of the time without relief
| have also tried every remedy I could hear Of, but
without success. ] was induced to try q bottle ofyour
''Great Remedy, the Wonder OF the World" After
using it six days, l am now q well man.
SIMON YAvsE.
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Drs, Green & Lawrence; 1 had suffered with In.
f%amatory Rheumatism for six weeks, was settling at
my heart, ard | supposed I must die, but lust then /
heard ofyour "Great Remedy" tried it and must
say it saved my life. Words can but fecbly express
my gratefulness toward you,
CAPT. ROBERT HAMILTON.
Hanging Rock, Ohio, Feb. Is, 1866
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Drs. Green a Lawrence; For eighteen months I
suffered from Paralysis Of my right arm-durine the
past eight months / was not able to move my arm a
my Physician said il could not he cured. /
heard afyour Great Remedy, concluded to make one
ing 1t, could raise my arm-now I am well.
t.ff MISS SALLIE KIRK.
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SgrInsure yourlife with K. FRITrER,
agent Charter Oak hife%I Insurance Com,
gany Statement among new adver-
tisemsnts. The Charter Oak is safe,
prompt!andreiiable.4,
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Drs. Green 4 Lawrence This is to certify that
have beensufering with Asthmaf for the last 10 years,
have used many remedies, but without success ii.
naly | was induced to try your "Great Remedy
Shieh,l am happy to say, has restored me 10 perfect
health.
,yra GEO. W. CURRANT.
I%rOnton, Ohio, Mbfch IS, 1860.
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9 ER TIFIcATE S.

DRs; GREEN ( LAWRENCE: Having been cured o
bronchial affection Of seven years standing, by usinl
your ",'rent Remedy, The Wonder ofthe World, -
treated 10y the bestphys:cians OF our city, wko finally
said my ease was hopeless. | was persuaded to try
Your "Great Remedy, " and am happy to say, / ain
nOT a well woman.
NJ. MRS. SARAH FITZPATRICK.
Ripleyf Ohio, Marth 20, 1866.
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nsasTho Epglish papers are yobe;
ment inItheir praises Of our government
for its course in regard to the late Fe.
nian invasion OF Canada.
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DR.. GREEN or LAWRENCE

May be consulted at tho Tallmadge
House from 5 to IL NJ, and from | to
4 P. NJ, daily until the 10th inst.
Lancaster, July 5, 1866. Owls.
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HEAR THE DocToRs.-Dfs. GREENE
&IAwRENcEoccupy one of our columns
this week in advertising TO the world
the merits Of their great medicine, the
Wobder of the World, and in detail
ing some ofthe many remarkable cures
said to have been effected by it, Let
all read and Judge for themselves, and
if c6haiIcEd1 GET the AWonderP and
be made whole. ara
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q 0THE PITTSBURGH an
AND EAR
INFIRMARY

C249 Penn. ST. was established for the treatment
OF all diseAtes 0fthe EYE and EAR, and all CHRON-
10 AFFECfIONS, especially those requiring surRi
cal medical treatment, Under the management Of
Drs. Hazlett 4 barbour the blind aud the deaf have
been Yadcto see and hear, crossed eyes have been
slraightened Deiormed Lime 0: all varieties have
a large number 81 diseases 0fthc Hip and other
joints, and many chrome and obstinate diseases re-
curing medical and surgical skill have been under
ALL DISEASES or INJURIES -reqairfhq SUR.
GICAL OPERATIONS or MEDICAL TREAT
NEWT properly cared for.
BLIsD, LiME AND DEAP.-Conspicuous among the
best surgeons ofthe day are Drs. Hazlett 4 Barbour,
who have removed to No. 2I9 Penn street, next
door to. Christ (Methodist) Church, where their eye
and ear i%nftmary, so long and deservediy popular,
Is established upon q still more extensive and conve-
nlent basis. Diseases OF the eye and ear, club feet,
doformities, pies, fstula in ano, and ali diseales or
treatment may be safely entrusted TO these gentlemen
whose experience and high personal character are
s%uilclent guarantee that whatever they undertake TO
DO viii be well done.--lPittshurg Leader, April sti
Drs. Hazlett 4 Barbour have been operating very
successfully. We have seen many OF the worst kind
OF cases blind ana nearly blind, eyes that looked rs
I sight could never again be theirs, that have been
by theirsskill restored to good vision. Deforincd
limbs have by them been made straight, squirt eyes
restored 70 beauty, tum0rs taken, cancer extirpated,
and hearing restored. Their patients are not coniin.
cd to the city, but come from all the ad looming States,
and rom great distances. They are correct in their
diagnoses, candid IN their and successful
In their practice. = Pittsburg Christian Advocate.
E9"One Of the firm Of Drs. HAzLETr
q barbour will be at GAINESVILLE from
July I'd to 9Th, and from July 17th to
July 22d; and at
LANCASTER, (Tallmadge House,)
from Tuesday, July 10th TO 18th, and
from July 9th to goth.
Lancaster, July 5,-td,
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REGULAR OOMMUNIOATIONs.

Stated Communication Lancaster Lodge, No, 81,
Tuesday, June Goth. S' INH'
Stated Communication Lancaster Chapter No.1l
Thursday, June 2sth. -,.l f--T
June IA, 1896. A. WHITE, See'y.
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[Fiom the Columbus Journal.l
HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD.

| understand a survey and eXamina,
ton of IL route for the location of this
road will soon be commenced. The
route proposed to be examined diverg-
es from the Hooking Valley at or near
the mouth Of Clear creek some 10
miles southeast of Lanrasterj thence
following up the valley of Clear creek
to the town Of Amanda in Fairfield
county; thence to Lockbourne, and
thence to Columbus. This is said to be
as short a route from Athens as by
way of Lancaster, Winchester and
G%roveport, and u route upon which as
good if not better grades can be had,
1t is said the rightso of way can be OBJ.
tanned OF this route at much less X
pcnse and that a larger amount of sub,
scriptions can be ihad than onisthe
route by way9ofl Lancaster, Winchcs-
ter and ~GEovepprt, The last named
places it is said do pot want the road,
or at least will offer no Inducements in
the way Of subscriptions to got it.
Thesroad should not be forced upon
them, as there are other! practicable
routes where they desire the road and
are willing to adam building it. It's
said that another reason for locating
upon the route suggested ii the fact
that some 10 to 20 miles of the road
from Columbus southwark could be so
located as to FORM part OF the Scioto
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10 s4EEp Mtsl4Tho State Reform
Farm; has concluded 70 dispose Of its
stock Of sheep. See advertisement of
the superidtendent in the proper col
uptn.. !9'.
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linz INsyR 4NcE Parties will labor
for a life time with a view of leaving
a pittancs I'd Ihe1dear ones.to be left
behind. Why not make a sure thing
of it, and invest in a policy with J, B,
MoNErrE, agent of Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company? See statement in
advertising columns.
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SA-Gold} in New York, was but
slightly affected by the recent foreign.
news. --latest quotation-153E. ~,
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Ras- Fora beautiful set of Artificial
Teeth, go to DR.. Won BoNHoRsT.
RoOms-First Building East Of Post
Office, Main Street! legs 4
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OFFICE OF THE AUDiToR OF STATE,
' Columbus. o., June Is, 1866.
II hereby certified that the foregoing isa correct
copy ofthe Statement of Condition of the Charter
Oak Life Insurance Company OF Hartford, made to
and filed in this Office, for tile year 1866.
lSeal. Witness my hand and seal officially.
,. jas. H. GOODMAN, Auditor ofState
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VALUABLE FARM
30 ID LIZ - e. E /.

, Y on order Of the Court Of Common Pleas, the
K bundersigned has been directed 10 sell at private
sale, the farm on the turnpike, situate 20 mrey east
Of Lancaster, known rs he Frances Ana A.bown
Farm. said farm consists of iGI Jl-lUU acres and
"a OF the best laEis in-the Pleasant Run Valleys
well wutered and tuiiercd, aud IS under a good
state of Improvement .-
1t VIII be sold upon the terms OF one third octhe
purchase money in'haiId and the tesidue IN tftce
equal annual payments with interest &C six per cent.
payable annualy,-the deferred payments to be Sc.
cured 10y a nlortgpgeon the pFeinlsts, and the sec
ond deferred payment 10y good personal secarity in
addition.
Persons desiring to purchase can call upon the nm
designed, or y. schleich, Esq, the attorney, IN Lam
caster, . ..n.,- W L. RIGBY, Trustee,
Lancaster, June II, lsGG.-tF
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II u NSSuAatlOmS M
Money Orders can now be issued FOR
fifty dOilars ibr less on aRBiMonoy Or.
der ofieesa at the rate ,of 10 cents for
twentyi dollars n, Tess ]. IS cents fdf
fifty or exceeding twenty d~ollarsssesa.
In cage Of the loss Of q Money Order,
q duPlfcats VILE Be Issued without
charge. s.sfYuya .a 81
Letters viii be returned ;atpthe res
guest olths writer without charge.
ForYardsd letters will, also be do
Uttered free ofebarge. 01a' nv
All letters dropped at p. Q. without
stawpE will.be forwarded to the Dead
LetteF once a.A1 LfTD& 3 =
-rETTTTTT..FTT YcTTE7
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ROLL OLE HON Or.

Receipts on subscription to the Ian.
castef0 Gazette FOR one week, ending
July Al 1866 IAa ~ NIasao
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Estate of Jesse Conrad, dec.
NOTICE Is hereby given'that the undersigned has
= been appointed ana qualified us dmin strntor OF
the Estate ~ofJesse. Conrad, late of Fairfield county,
ONO, deceased. Creditors ofthe estate are required
10 present Their claims properly verified and debtors
to make immediate payment.
June "a 1860. sw." SAMUEL BARE, Admir-.
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DOUGLASS & COLES
SECOND PURCHASE Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRE @DoC0@o
Ladies' and Childrens' Shoes, &c,
FOR JUNE. 1865. ~
s.r''
-
.ra
We are now receiving our second purchase Of
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER R GOODS,
LADIES Asp cntDfEys' SHOES, &C.,
All Of which are Of recent lmport,tions and Of the
attest styles, aad we're purchased Tor cash before the
late advance in prices, and will be sold at correspon.
ding low prices, for CASH ONLY.
"Remembsr, no gools soil on credit"
Coed Bleachcd Muslin, n yard wide
only 90 cents.
Very Good do. only % cents.
FINE BROWN SHIFTING, one yard wide,
only 20 Cents.
VERY HEAVY BROWN %sHEETTNG, one yard vide
only % Gents.
c%ALIcoEs, Cbest colOrs) ONLY 70 Cents.
FINE POPL1NErTs, Only IS Cents
FINE cnALL1Es, ONLY % Cents.
FINE MOAN DIQUES
Only JIta Cents.
RICH GLACE ToULARDs, Only 10 CENTS.
ELEGANT PARIS GRENADINES. only 81. 90.
FINE LAWNS AT LOW PRICES.
Also the largest and best assortment Of
PARASOLS, GLOVES,
Hosiery, Fans, Hoop Skirts,
Ladies' and ChIidrens' Shoes, &C, sc,
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
DOUGLAS & COLES,
Andrew Reid's Old stand,
LANCASTER, OHIO.
June Z. 1866.
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III. SCOTT,

III. SOOlR,
M AS returned to his former office, at his residence
Il on BRoADwAY,t the same that was used by the late
DR.. HAMMIL. Fill teeth IN an entirely superior man.
ner, aud at prices within the reach of all gives Ger.
dictates, and repairs hs filings free of charge, If
called on within reasonable time.
oFFlCE-One hundred yards South of the Market
House, East side.
Lancaster, June II, lSGG-3ml2
Statement ofthe Condition of the Char
ter Oak Life Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Conn, OH the LIST. day OF
June, 1860, made Il the Auditor of
Ohio, pursuant TO the statute of tn at
State.
|. CAPITAL.
me amount ofits Capital Stock is....".. 100000 10
" paid ~, is 100000 20
II. ASSETS.
Cash of the Company on hand, and in
Bank Observation-Disclosures. sS7,l2 80
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Company. .... 43l, 272 80
Debts due the Company, secured by mort.
gage. 367,I 1877 10
Debts otherwise secured ..,............... 724, 40 II
DEBTS for Premiums. ljS,UiO 81
All other Securltles-Stock Notes, Inter-
est, Deferred Premiums, &c, &c....... l03, 1897 Al
Total Assets ofthc Company. ..m. 81 ,9il, 1877 81
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due............ 10000 90
~. MISCELLANEOUS. =
The greatest amount insured in any one
RISK, ...n~......'I'. i".....,..u".,....... $4,000 90
The amount'Ofits capital or earnings de-
posted in any other State, us security
for losses therein.-none. H
The Charter Of said Company-fled herewith.
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A fine assortment of new and secona-h hand Guns,
Indifferent kinds Metallic Cartridges. for different
Revolvers, and for the Henry and Spencer Rife;
powder, shot, Lead and Bullets. Old guns taken in
part pay for Eer.
VIII he kept constantly on hand, HBOPE'S CLAIR
up Washing with great speed, little labor, and no
injury TO clothes.
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FH@ LEI OF ALL KINDS,
FOR SPORFsMEN.

In half or in.quarter barrels or kits, low in price
and excellent in. quality, cheap for cash or in OK.
change Tor produce.
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TO LIQUOR DEALERS.

will find the best article to be had anywhere, and
the lowest possible prices; as for instance, smbkii
Tobacco 1t thirty.fyc cents,
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MASONICCALENDA

July 5, lsG6.-Sw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-18

Give the CEDRON BITTERs one trial,
and you Will never use any others. 49,
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Dir. JOHN BULL,
OF Louisville, Kentucky

| Ills inimiiabie preparation OF sarsapa.
| rilln has long stood at the head Of the VA
fi0ns compounds Of That valuable drug
Ills compound Of Wild Cherry has be-.
| come q household word throughout the
West aud South AfH8t
| lis Worm Lozenges, Ia lees than year
| lion as widesspread AS the continent OF
North Americas. d sctfas iEH44r B.
| But tho browning glory Of his life re-
cry, or rather combination, for he does not
| claim 70 De the discoveref OF CEDHON,
which u the basis Of tbs Bitterh now Offer
81 20 the public. That honor belongs 20
| the native Inhabitants of Central America,
| To whom lis virtues have been known for
more than two hundred years. Armed
with u, the Indian bids defiance 20 the
most dsadiy uthinrin, nnd handles without
frnr the most yehofuouH ssrpents. IL ~ a
belief with thein that whils there II breath
LEFT ia tho body the CEDnoN u potent 20
cure, no matter what tile disense may be.
While lDr Bull IL not prepared 70 indorso
This exttayngant preteDnion, he u never
theless satisfied, from n thorough eznmin-
alton of the evidences relating 20 its virtues,
that rs a remedy hnd preventive for NIL
diseases arising from exposure, either 10
changes OF weather and climate, or 10 the
minHinatie influence, u Stands without u
rival, aud Justly deserves the reputation IL
has 70 long enjoyed IN Central America
and the West Indies. aH
In DYSPEPSIA, ana ita attendant train
Of symptoms, II mcte more like "a charm
than "A medicine. There ~ nothing IN the
range OF Materia Medlca that can for n
moment bear comparison with 10 IN this
disease. aif M NlHlN fnf 4f
A full aeeonnt Of this wonderful plant
may be found ia the eleventh edition of
the Us. pispensntory, on pages 1877 ana
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STAIR LINEN AND OIL CLOTH,
sILyEnPLATED STAIR RODS,
PAPER MAcIIG STAIR RODS,
POLISHED BRASS STAIR RODS,
TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS, f
LINEN AND COTTON suEETfN0s,
LINEN AND o0TToN PILLOW CASING,
RUBBER suEETfN0 water Proof)
wOoT. md RUBBER PIANO COVERS,
VELVET and BRUSSELS FooTeTooIH,
TABLE OH CLOTHS, &C., &C.
EKperi need Paper Hangers and Uphoi-
sters will be furnished when required. Car
pets cut ana made 20 order. OH Cloths
fitted and pat down. cornicas mounted
and put mp. Window Shades hung. WIN
dow Vnlenees. OF elegant styles aud now
designs, made up aud furnished on short
notice. All work warranted. Prices guar
anteed as low ~ In any similar establish
fnent Ia the United States. Give as "a call
=wM. y. FRENCH 4 co.,
No. 10 First street,
UPSTAIRS. AS
.ra.a.. .....s.F.. .H#..#|
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other small ornamental articles com =
posed Of IL are 50 much admired. II
has one great merit, at my rate il II
% our noyeltyslovipk ladies alarming
ly durable.
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: 4 ahne ~ before
aneArtruLArios.
The Fashions.

Aggregate results thesame as 10 1904,
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Having expended large amount OF
money In renting the Book and Job De-
partments OF this ONCE, the proprietors
feel satisfied that they are now able 10
compete, sueeeasfnily, with ary like estab-
lishnent In this section Of the country,
ana are prepared 20 ofer such induce
ments % the public as they have not hitl-
erto enjoyed.
We are prepared to print, In the best
style, alN ata
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a series of experiments, In which Dir.
Bull has been for years engaged, has Just
been brought TO u slicceahful termination,
mud he is now enabled 10 offer 20 the public
- ;onies' ~" whole ,,reserved In tie
best quality OF copper-distilled Bourbon
Whisky, which he IN confident has no
equal IN the world. lie might furnish ~
volume OF certificates, but the public has
long since learned 10 estinitte Hucl things
nj their true value. Tho safest plan ~ Tor
every one 20 test for himself the virtues Of
a new medicine.
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The ilonrrrnalonnl Eleellona.

The following table shows the re-
cult Of tho October elections for mem
bers Of Congress
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1866. FALL OPENING. 1865.
To the Ladies'.
A NEW STORE JUST OPEnIyG

MRaI.H.INERY AND DRENS-N "A
Mk ING at the branch of Nine. Demo
rests Emporium of Fashions, No. 40
SOUTH SECOND STREET.
Mrs. j. w. MOkEHEAD respectfully so
Iicits tho patronage of tho ladies of Evans
Vile. Having opened an establishment
she IN prepared TO attend TO the business IN
all It's branches and ts constantly ia re-
styles for Bonnets, Dresses, CloRlks, and in
ftct every article pertaining TO Ladies' and
Childrens Wnrdrobee, direct from New
York md Philadelphia.
Patterns of all kinds for sale.
stamping and Braiding done at short
notice.
Notions and Fancy Goods. ladies' ard
Chiloren's UnderweaF, OF ali kinds and
styles. s,es IAN
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II n not necessary 10 publish il long list
OF diseases of which the Cedron Hittera are
a specific, In oil Diseases of the stomach,
Liver, Kidneys, or Bowels; In ali Alice
tons OF the Brain. depending upon De-
rTtngement of the Stomach and Bowels; Ia
pcrHede all others. III not only cures these
diseases, but prevents them.
A wineglnasful of the BitterH, taken an
hour before each meal, win obviate the ~
effect Of the most unhealthy climate, and
screen the person taking IL against dis
ensea, under the most trying exposure. 81
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