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CONGRESSIONAL.


We condense from tho Cincinnati
Commercials Washington special
of the 18th:
In the Senate, the House bill for
the relief OF the soldiers who wewt
home after the surrender and be-
fore being mustered out, was taken
up, and, after good deal of dis.
cussion, was referred to the militia
ry Committee. 1t is probable that
it will be reported and passed with
provlso that the relief afforded
under it shall not entltle any man
to bounty, back pay or pension.
John Sherman was in the SEN
ate and took part in tho debate. -.
lie tried to get the bill passed as it
came from the House.
Tho Presidents me, sage on the
subject OF tho rebel debt ELECTED
somo sharp comment from both
sides. No one attempted to defend
1t. Messrs. Hendricks and Bucka.
lew admitted that the fears OK.
pressed IN it were unfounded.and
its reasoning inconclusivo. Rover.
dy Johnson regretted very much
that it bad been sent in. Most of
the Republicans agreed in calling
Il mere mooushine.
This was u messaga sent in by
the President in response to a call
for certain information. In il be
suggests for the consideration of
Congress the question whether the
Fodoral So~ornmont could, without
breach Of faith, refuse to pay the
debts Of the Sol th ,rn States con.
tracted before the war, If the exist
ing governments are set aside or
destroyed II ii couldn't, then he
fears that the assumption of so
large an addition to The national
expenditure would seriously impair
the credit Of tho Government. The
message seems to have been gene.
rail- y regarded us an adroit stab at
tho public credit, and even tho
Democrats did not attempt to dc.
fend it,
Tho reconstruction appropria.
ton was reduced to million, and
passed at that. Tho House subse.
quenlly agreed to tho Senate u.
mendment, and the bill making a,
appropriation of one million was
sent to the President for approval.
In the House, during the morn. .
ing hour, Mr.. kelsey, of fNew York,
introduced resolution directing
the Committee on Judiciary 10 in.
qulro whether the States of Mary.
land, Kentucky and Delaware have
State governments republican in
form, and to report to this House.
Adopted.
Inc llousc then took important
action on tho Indian question -
Me-. Window, former Chairman Of
the Committee Of Indian Affairs,
made statement that tho Indian
troubles were now costing ono mil.
lion dollars per wcok, and it would
cost two hundred million dollars to
stop them, If tho war was fully in
augurated, lie declared that tho ac.
ton of Congress last session in pro.
hlblting tho making OF any treaty
with the Indians, was the cause of
the continuance OF Tho difficulties.
After brief debate bill was pass.
ed repeating the law prohibiting
the making OF treaties, II is claim.
cd that information is hore show
ing that somo Of the hostile Indians
are willing to make peace, b. ut that,
under the law, no one can treat
with thom. II tho Senate follows
this action of the House, and
repeals the law, tho difficulties in
the way Of making treaties will be
removed,
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Who Is to Blame!

II people grow thin and emaciat.
Cd, and fairly die out by inches
irom the ravages Of dyspepsia and
Indigestion, and who will pity such
people, ia their distress and suffer.
log, when they neglect to avail
themselves OF tho only remedy yet
discovered that will euro them, and
which we have again anl again
repeated and recommended as a
certain cure for dyspepsia-we
refer to Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 1t
ls certainly the greatest miracle Of
the ago. Tor IL cures oil disorders
OF tho stomach and bowels.
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Nor DEsERTERs.-Mr. Ashley, oI
Ohio, introduced bill 10 release
from the penalties and disabilities
Of desertion, certain soldiers who
absentod themselves from the Fed
eral armies without leave after the
date of Lees surrender. It has
passed the House unanimously at
the present session, and will no
doubt speedily pass the Senate.
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10- The name of Capt. A. P.
AsHBRooK is mentioned as one
likely to be presented to the Sena.
.torial Convention by the Fairfield
county delegation as its choice for
the nomination for Senator. We
know of no moro uncxceptionable
namo, and believe the Captain
would make splendid run should
he receive the nomination.
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To Consumptives.

TIME Advertiser having been restored TO
il health in q few weeks, by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
To all who desireit it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used, free of charge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure Cure for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &C. The on
ton, Is to beueft the afflicted, and spread in.
formation whichhe conceves to be invaluable,
and hehopes every sufferer willtry his remedy,
as twin cost them nothing, and may provele
blessing.
pactes wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willlamshurgh, Kings county New York.
October rs, ,lS66-1y
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Announcement Of Nomination
for Lieut.. Governor.

erLfE UsIos REPunLIcAN conyIrTHe Roons, !
coLUnsrs, July 10. 1857. J
Alta meeting of the State Union
Republican Central Committee
held this day, Gen. JouE @. LEE, Of
Seneca county, was unanimously
nominnled for Lieulenant.Ci Govern.
or. riceHon. Samuel Galloway, do.
clined. BY order Of the Central
Committee.
B. r. Cows, CNainlan.
JAS. WILLAMs. SecretarH,
State Union E1. Cefa.
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Elsewhere will be found the sup
Elementary Reconstruction law MS
it passed both Houses Of Congress-.
The Presidents veto of the same
was expected in Congress yester-
day, to be followed by the prompt
passage Of the law over tho veto.
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ERRORs OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects ofyouthful indscretion, will for the sake
Of suffering humanity, sendfree to all who need
1t, the recipe and directions for making the sim
pie remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Mayo, '67-ly 40 Cedar Street, New York.
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Medical Notice.
ma. q. CONE MAY BE CONSULT.


LIED at the following times and places:
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe Colborn nouse,
on Saturdays and Sundays, May 4and 8; June
and o; July IS and IL; August II and l8
Sept. 81 and 20; Oct. 20 and 27.
In LANCASTER. at the Tallma lge House on
Mondays after the Express Train arrives going
West until i goes West on Tuesdays, May 81;
June 10; July Is; August 10, September
% October 2s, DR.. CONE cures all forms
OF Chronic Diseases, as Dyspepsia in Its va
rious varieties; all diseases ofthe Lungs and
Air passages, as Laryngitis, Bronchitis, and
Consumption ! all diseases OF the Kidney s,
Liver, Pancreas and the glands generally; ali
diseases OF the Heart, Blood and Blood Ves-
sells: all diseases ofthe Brain and Nerves, as
Epilepsy, Chorea, or st. VItus Dance, Neural.
gia, Palsy, and general nervous innutriton /;
all diseases OF Females, enlarged Tonslls, and
all forms Of Scrofula; also all diseases ofthe
Eyeand Ear, and all other Chronic Diseases.
rg-No charge for consultation, butcash for
medicines.
[Aprfl5, 1SG7-2-lyl
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Fourth Normal Institute,
LANCASTER. OHIO.

ON~sS so W. NAAA oOM~
tinulng fOur weeks, followed by
the County Teachers Institute, TO
continue ono week.
Daily recitations In the common school
branches will be conducted in such a manner
as may clearly indicate tho true neihoi at every
stage OF progress. Attention will also be given
TO Algebra, Penmanship. and Rudiments Of
Music. Discussions will be conducted daily,
nom printed questions, on Theory and Practice
Of Teaching. Carefully prepared lectures will
be delivered on important subjects.
Aesureu OF larger attendance than ever be.
fore, the numberof teache and Ins itute Leo.
turers has been increased. Superintendents
lCOWDERY, OF Sandusky, and CROSBY, Of Gin.
oinnati, have been employed. Hoa. ]. IA. NOR.
klS, Btate Commissioner Of Schools, will be
with usi and the additional services Of several
| others have been secured. The object is, 10
make this decidedly the most successful Nor.
NAL school and County Institute yet conducted
| In Lancaster.
Ample arrangements will be made 10 secure
| good boarding atreasonAble rates.
Tuition In ali the branches, for the couFaa =
Ladies' IS, Gentlemen %. No deduction ioI
Absence. Let ALI be present al tie beginHiro.
Text hs0Oks--McGufIey Sixth Reader
| DeWoli's epelier, Cornelrs Intermediate (leog.
raphy, Stoddard's Intellectual Arithmetic, Raw,
| pfactloal Arithmetic, (Book Third) and Alcebra
| Greene's Grammar, with Anaiyals from sixfi
Render. Books on Theory and Practice wick
| oreham'a "Hchool Economy and uMethods q
Instruction" and HolhrooI's "Nosmnl. ~ Z :
Reinmum0 4 ManleY, Principala.
| Lancaster, July, 1867.
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Senatorial C Conventions Correc-
tion of Time.

Under misapprehension as to the
time suggested by Athens and
Hooking counties for holding the
Senatorial Convention for this Dis
triCt, it was published last week ac
fixed Tor Tuesday, Both lust. The
tine actually agreed upon is one
week later, Tuesday, August 9th
Delegates will take notice accord
ingly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-18

Kansas bas been afflicted this
spring by the grassboppers, Wade's
party of dead heads, and Lucy
Stone. Poor "bleeding Kansas T.
Charley Roland said that, in The
Greenville Democrat. Not so bad
for Charley.
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SANTA ANNA NOT Suor. .-Ad.
vices from Campeaehy, say that
Santa Anna is still detained in pris.
on, had refused all food for three
days, and was continually inqui-.
ing If they were going to shoot him
He asked for q confessor.
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"Eone know II but to love IL.

PV"e "huas ~ OUT 10 prnlsc,"
IL the aniied testimony OF all who have ever
been Ahileted With suoh complaints as soys
Throat. whoopinE Cough, Splitting Blood Iron.
ohItis, KidneysompAints, and affections ofhke
ahAsacssr. Price A.oo per bottle; sold by I'll
druggsts,
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THE GREAT CAUSE
HUI M A N MISERY

Just Published IN Sealed Envelope
sSgtn8A.S Price sir cents, A Lecture ON
K the Nature, Treatment, a nd
Radical Cure of Seminal Weak
ness, or Spermatorrhoa, inducedb by Self.Abuse;
Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous
Debility, and lmpediments to Marriage gener-
ally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental
and Physical lncapacty, &c,-By ROB. J. Gull.
YERWELL, NJ. D., Author Of the "Green
Book, VIC.
The world-renowned author, In this adm irable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experi-
ence that the awful consequences ofSelf-Abuse
may be effectualiy removed without medicine,
and without dangerous surgical operations,
bougies, instruments, rings, or eordials, point
ing out mode OF cure at once sfialn and effect
ual. by which every sufferer. ~ matter what his
condition may he, may cur. inmself cheaply,
privately, and radically THIS LECTURE Will,
PROVEA Room TO THOUSANDS AND THOU
SANDS.
Sent under seal in plain velope, to IN yad-
dress, on receipt Of six cents, or two postage
stamps. Also DR.. Culverwell's Marriage
Guide, price 25 cents. Address the publish.
ers,
CHAs. J. G. KLINE & Co,
lar Bowery, New York, Post ofice
box 1856.
Nov. 1s6o-ly.
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The Trial of Surratt.


The Surratt trial is still progress
sing in Washington, tho evidence
on the side Of the prosecution hav-
ing closed, and the defense opened
somo days since. There seems to
be plenty Of testimony to the alb.
sence of Surratt from Washington
on the l4tb and 18th of April, 1865,
of as positive character as that
which was given TO the fact of bis
presence there on those days. An
intelligent and fair verdict in the
case it would seem must rest on the
comparative crcdibility Of the wit
nesses on either side. In our view
there seems little probability ol
Surratt's conviction.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-18

THE Columbus Republic advo
Gates the payment of the public
debt BY an immediate issue Of green.
backs.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-18

Senator Sherman has returned
from Europe and taken his seat in
Congress.
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Estate ofDavid Burriff, Dec.

TIME undersigned has been appointed and
qualified es Administrator Of the Estate OF
David burrif, late OF Fairfield county. Ohio.
dec. All thoee indebted are notified 10 make
immediate. rayment--and those having claims
against SAID estate to present them, duly au.
JOSEPH @. WiSEMAN.
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r. O I'll r. e r. S.
EXPECTORAL
WILD CHERRY TONIC.
tbs NOW FEW WEEKS sINOE

TITS NOW A FEW WEEKS SINCE
we first introduced RohreI's Wild Cherry
Tonic in this city, and in that short time IL has
proven itselfas being one OF the hest medicines
compounded. Refer to the certificates Of cures
effected by the use OF Rohrer's Expectoral Wild
cherry Tonic, This medicine rs not recon.
mended for everything, but is an infaliable and
certain cure the following complaints;
Coughs, Colds, Sore 1hroats,
Aphonia or loss OF Voice, Laryngitis, Bronchitis
Catarrh, Pulmonary Phthisis or Consumption
Pneumothorax, Emphysema Of the Lunas
Palpitalion Of the Heat, and Atrophy of the
Heart. Diseases Of the
Stomach and Mtestines,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Dysentery
and Piles. Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys,
Abcesses Of the Liver, Deficient and Augmented
Secretion Of Bile, Inflammation Of the eKidne, 9
and Bladder; Fever and Ague, Remttcnt Fe.
yer, typhoid and Typhus Fever. II is o Ger.
tam and sure preventive and cure for
ASIATIC CHOLERA.
1t eradicates all Pustular diseases Of the skin,
and as BLOOD PURIFIER there is no com.
pound to compete with 1t. For diseases OF Fe.
males in weakness and prostration, Chorosis or
Green Sickness, to which young females are
liable, and in weakness ard general debility
there Is no Tonic like It, Tryti IL will speak
for Itself, and whom once given fair trial, its
great remedial powers never fail Itis pure
" vegetable mixture, seleeted strictly from
among the best Roots and Herbs in the ancient
and modern Materia Medca.
For sale near the corner OF Nam, on Co.
lumbus Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
ID. FULTZ & CO.,
General Agents for Southern Ohio.
July H. lsG7-Sm.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LECTURES.

new Course Of Lectures as being delivered
at the
New York Museum OF Anatomy,
embracing the subjects
"How TO live and what to live f,r.-Youth,
Maturity and old nge.-MRnhood generally re-
viewed-The, causes Of Indigestion, tlatulence
and Nervous diseases accounted tor Marriage
philosophically considered, &c."
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will
be forwarded to parties unable to attend on re.
celpt OF four stamps by addressing. "SECRE.
TARY, New York Museum Of Anatomy aud
July Is, ls67-ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-18

New hay is selling for six dol.
lars per ten In Athens,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-18

For the Constitutional Amendment
"YEsw
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UNION STATE TICKET.

Thursday, July IS, 1867.
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MAR IN n.

MARRIEO, b. ..l- .
LEDDoN-DAyIS. On the Sd inst, Mr.. VIM
=. LEDHON to Miss MARY U. DAVIS, both Of
this city .-Tt. = =.
the resiaence Of Reuben CLARK. Esq, BY the Re "
Eatser A. ssrs: CLIHTOH q: SEARS to Miss
AAkY H. IOxr1HsY All Of this city
okA,Aa AZ In Georsetovn, on
son. Mr.. fHEoDORl = eTOOk IA and Hiss
JENNIE MARCGf. all Of GeorgstoWn
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Boo WOOD SETS, TIP Pins, Tip Gross
Drops, 800 new styles Sleeve Buttons, Gents
Pins, Scarf Pins, Rings, BraceIetts-received
this morning-at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue, near Ak
~
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FARMER & WALKER are selling off their i'm
mense stock OF Beavers, Cloths, Oassimsres
Eestings and Gents Furnishing Goods at =
reduction Of twenty per cent. They are no,
slop-shop goods: bat goods Of the 1nest u ali.
ty. Call sosn; il will be a long time before
You have such another opportunity. Their
address is asa 7th street, near E.
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THOSE beautiful SIlk-mixed Overcoats a,
henning's One Price Clothing Store, on the
corner of Seventh street and Maryland ave.
nue.. are adapted to early and late wear, az
well as being very dressy.
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THE SKATING PARK.-This in stitution. under
good management Is n great success. and the
shares have adva1ce to a big premium, we
hear MT. N. Sardo, the superin tsndent, is
interchangeable in promoting the enjoyment of
visitors and in maintaining good order. The
'SkatinC Carnival affair is looked for ward to
with eager interest. We have been reques ted
by some very pretty lady skaters, whose wishes
ought to be law, TO suggest to the managers
that the correct sort of thing for them to do is TO
have pla1k-walk connections laid between the
termination OF the foot walk on Goth street or
10Th street to the Skating Park. Then, BY
Placing few lights along these WALKS, the
Park could be reached at night without wading
through mud
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METROPOLITAN hALL.-This popular place
OF musemeut was again crowded last even
ing with the elite and fashion of the city
The beautiful singing of Misses Fannie King
and Nellie Edwards were repeatedly encored;
the songs and dances OF MISS Kate Partin gton
we're finely executed; the beautiful dancing Of
Misses Kate Harrison and Alice King was ex-
ceIlent Jimmy q uinn, IN his banjo solos, has
mace decided'hit; and last, though net least,
tne oidefavorite, Johnny Reese, was on hand as
nsual with his fanny sayings and doings; the
hlng brothers, Gymnasts and Acrobats, are
good CARDS. We would advise all who wish
20 epehd pleasant evening to drop In and
see Mr.. Henze's Metropolitan Hall.
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CITY ITEMS.

FRANKLY we say 1t, and frankly we mean
It, that Francs 10 the place to buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods q. prices that DEFY compe-
tion-494 9TH street, near Odd Fellows Hall
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A CoMPLIMRNT.--On Monday night, the DO.
licemen Of the bird Ward, III order to express
their esteem for Lieutenant q. M. SkIppon
their efficient commander, presented him with
q valuable gold ring set with topaz
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For CHrLBLAIys and Frosted Feet Whites
Embrocation 10 specific. Price 81 Der bottle
For sale at 42A Pennsylvania avenue, between
Ak "A d 9Th streets
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a SURE PILE CURR.-Dr. 9ilbert's Pile in :
srument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of a. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address ]. b. Romano. Mana
ger, No. SIS Broad way, New York. = a.
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OBr-A ladyS BREAsTPIN, With setting and
- pendant OF garnet. Please give Information
70 The owner, n!s 3. WALLIS, ct AS lfsh St,
once IT,
CO RIWARD-Lost, on Thu rsdey mint Last.
Hotel e Poss once. sfGoSD B oo o ssfs So OF
sess. Store. sis Tn q. ''' 'A' ''"' jss'M
ply O'Clock z. n. s50oREEN6AoK,su SUP
posed to Pc lost In the syenue cars. The above re-
Gsr, yr.nlIi. Hotel. p. avenue. between I.th
7 OsT-Sa RHWARD-Betweea tbs 2ssh and
aLASs Win Tue inisi. nsInsS on S 4, Tss
finder will receive the above reward and the thanks
Of the 0wnsr leaving the same at 400 18th st
TAKEn UP AsTRAI-One GOV: Hight red
slit. The owner wall please cosns forward, prove
lrSes, ~ Isy sh.r.es. and take her away; GO.
CAMl 70 MY PRiMisssa, oAHsO0I raRIE
white stripe on her hip, and white hind feet. The
owper 10 requested 70 come forward, prove prop
srfy, Pay charges and take he K s NUS y 1ouc
js7-A- corner and i4th stresss.
RANAWAY fROM HONE, on the !sth Of De-
H cember. MOB AEL RYAN, aged 10 years:
EsS 3Sa sea. s:r e 81 e.
patched sand . soldiers blouse. Any one knowing
n. s!S y iss
iosss,es It the ID and JOIN l i;
0OO. REWARD-Stolen on the night Of the
Seorss Jones. sssr 'T BIsd.n.burs, DARK brcwa
HOReE, marked q. 9 and /. w.; medium size,
name and t.il somewhat ,:unburnt; hes rOsn
nose. The above reward viii b IeH,d 4 sssgrnsd
oes Hyssssvilie, Prince GEORGE %, Ia.
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 Penn. ay, be-
tween * and 9Th streets, continues the sue.
cessful treatment Of corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex.
cresences, &c. Once hours from a. m to
p. m, and TO 8 p. N. Established 1861.
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~ % Taf ,szs4EEp1 ar
'-e AEt;-514Izs 80 & ssi xt-Sl ssAs
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oPFRR splendid stock Of fiua Is karat
Gold end Silver American Watches, Diamond
Jewelry and Opera Glasses, 40 per cent. below
COST, TO close business. I. ALEXANDER, 2iO
Pennsylvania avenue. q
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WETAkK pleasure In announcing that our
old fellow citizen, j. b. Gardner, M. ID. mas
renewed bis practice, in which speciality we
know he has had great experience We refer
You TO the advertisement column.