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The Two Andys.


ANDY JoHxgos occupies an un.
due share of onr columns lhis
wcek--neverthelcss, Andy BAU.
MAN, Of the Excelsior Saloon, de-
mandS small space TO send out a
small message to the people. He
says-and we endorse him--that
be can give bigger and better oys-
ters, and more to the dish, for 25
cents, than any other establishment
In the city; and other eatables ON d
drinkables in proportion. ANDY
is also prepared for Holiday busi.
ness--Santa Claus and Kriss Kin.
kle have made him emo Of their
agents for the dispensation Of Toys
aud bon bons to expectant jnve.
niles Call at the Excelsior, good
folks, try Andy's oysters, and lay
in a supply of the Christmas goods
for the delight Of tho little ones.
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Harper's Weekly.

Our readers are referred to the
advertisement of the above pa.
per in another column. II con
tains some strong notices from
some of the most respectable and
judicious members OF the public
press but We can heartily en-.
dorse the highest encomiums which
can be bestowed upon that admi-
rablc journal. Tie family that re.
ceives it has a never-failing source
of Information and entertainment
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At Binninger's you can get the
best bargains In the way of good
watch, or a good clock. You that
are getting married please remem,
ber clock sometimes keeps peace
in the family, and Phil. can accom-.
modate all. So keep peace in the
family, and call at tho Clock
Watch and Jewelry store Of P. W
Binninger, corner Main and CO.
umbus streets. T37-3t.
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An Experiment that will Pay.

= .f -------- Fl
- Our young friend J. NJ, CREED,
who, within a few, months after
having started a new Grocery and
Provision Store in Lancaster, has
built up an extensive and still
widely increasing trade, comes out
this week in q full column adver.
tisement in the Gazette. Fhismay
be an additional source Of wonder
tothe many who have SO often ex-
pressed their "wonder how John
Greed could sell his goods so
cheap" "--and gossips may continue
to surmise that t'he must get his
supplies at mighty low rates, or
else he will break up the first thing
you know" We have on idea,
however, that Greed knows what
he is about, and if he is selling at
such ruinous rates. we would ad.
wise people to rush in and take ad-
vantage Of thefact. sWo "bet" that
John win say, like the girl we read
abont, that be 'slikes to be ruined
in that way. n -,
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j. Parsons & Son.

The Grocery, son the Hill" is
deserving Of. "a further word oi
commendation for the enterprise
displayed in keeping fully up to
the wants of their mum erous and
fast increasing custom ers. We
speak as one having knowledge ol
the fact when we say that glance
at their stock about these days
will be sufficient to convince any
one that their preparations for
meeting the Holiday wants as well
as the every day wants of custom.
ers are surpassed by those of no
similar concern in the city. Our
citizens will find an occasional walk
up the hill TO be healthy and agree.
able.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the House, on the 4th, the
bill to repeal the law imposing
tax on cotton was passed, with but
twenty votes in the negative. 1t
does not apply to the crop Of 1867.
In the Senate, Mr.. Drake, of Mo,
offered q resolution consuming the
President for denunciatory Ian
guage in his message toward Con-
gress. Laid on tho table and or
dered to be printed.
| In the House, on the 9th, a bill
was reported suspending the au :
thority of the Secretary Of the
Treasury to make any future con-
traction of greenback currency.
Mr.. Ashley introduced bill pro-
hibiting the alteration of the boun-
darics of Congressional Districts
by State Legislatures until after
the census of 1870. The same bill
also fixes q uniform time in all the
States for holding elections for
members of Congress-, to wit: the
/
Tuesday next alter the first Mon
day in November, 1868, and the
same day every two years thereaf-
ter.
Senate proceedings unimportant.
In the House, on the 9th, the
session was chiefly occupied with
a debate on the impeachment res
olution, ending with a motion by
Mr.. Wilson to lay the whole sub
iect on the table, a vote on which
was cut off by adjournment.
In the Senate, Mr.. Hendricks in
troduced a bill providing for the
redemption Of the bonded debt in
legal.tcndef notes, offering It as a
substitute for Mr.: EDMUNDs' pend
ing bill pledging the faith Of the
Government for tho redemption Of
the bondsin coin.
On the 7th, the impeachment
proposition received its auietus in
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MARRIED.

BERRY-RUFFNER-0 the LIST inst, Al
the residence OF the b-ide's mother, by Rev. II
i. Whitehead, Mr., josiah Berry TO Miss LIN.
creta A: Ruffner, The latter OF Fairfield Co., D.
and the former ofIllinois.
M MEEKER-AI.STADT DT-In Royalton, Nov
2lst, at the residence of the BRIDES parents, by
the Rev. G. NJ. Bethauser, Mr.. Harvey J. Meek.
er to Miss Marietta Alstadt.
MITTLER-WALTERS RS-At the parsonage
December 9th, by Rev, L. Taft, Mr.. Charlie,
Mittlerr, ofthls county, and Miss Sarah ]. Wal
ters, ofthls city.
LINES-LoNGBRAKE = On the 2sth nit. "a
the residence Of the BRIDES father, 10y Theo
Stover,J. p, Mr.. Andrew J. Lines to Mis- Name,
Longbrake, both of Fairfield County.
LS-NEIDL ING-on Thursday eve
ming Dec. 9th. byIlev. b. N. spahr, at his resi-
dence on Wheeling street, Mr. George W
Michael Is, and Miss Margaret Neibng, all o
Fairheldcounty, Ohm.
HIGGINS BARBENCHo oN--on Thursday
evening, Dee. E, at the st. Xavier's Church, by
the Rev. Father Boschlmann, Mr.. e. p. Hg
gins to Miss Josie Barbenchon, both Of thi,
city. No cards seEt.-Cin Co,p.
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OF the almost innumerable mum.
Der of preparation s in the market
for storing gray hair TO its ori-
ginal color we know of none which
gives so universal satisfaction as
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia. We
have tried it and found it 10 re.
store the color in q truly wonder,
full manner-as we'll as to remove
dandruff and all itching caused by
humors of the scalp. Try it and
be satisfied.
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Reliance.

We deem it to be our duty to tel
our readers, that the most implicit
reliance can be placed on Goes
Cough Balsam. 1t will cure your
children Of Group, and yourself Of
any cough. cold, sore throat or pull
monary affection. it is the cheap
est and best preparation in the
market.
Dyspepsia can be surely and per
manently cured by Goes Dyspep
sia Cure, Thousands of dyspeptic'
are sending in their testimonials
to the proprietors, saying it hal
cured thom. We say to those who
are suffering from dyspepsia, con
stipation, sour stomach, or any
disorder of the stomach or bowels
give it trial.
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Tie Band Concert.


We would have boon gratiied to
have seen a much larger turn out
on the part of our citizens, at the
concert on Thursday evening last
The performance of the Band left
scarcely any thing to be desired !;
the club and solo singing were
good; the orchestral pieces were
given with excellent effect for the
number of instruments employed /;
and the, quartette performances by
Prof. Schneider and his three sons
was Of the usual high order. But
in addition to all this, the violin
solo by Master CHARLEY, and the
cello solo by THEoPH1LE ScHNEI-
DER, are deserving of mention as
having been in themselves treat
far more than repaying the price OF
admission. The former'is bound to
make his mark as violinist,and the
latter, as Is well known, is already
q master of his instrument.
We trust the inadequate appre.
citation ofthe merits of our Band
on this occasion may not operate
as a Encouragement to their con.
tined organization, and that our
citizens may hereafter view their
claims to patronage in q better
light.
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Glassware and;Queensware,
just opened atStewRrt's, in Greene's S
block, opposite Tallmadge House,
Lancaster, Ohio. The largest stock
ever brought here. All of which
will be closed out at Wholesale and
Retail, without regard ocost. Also
Table Cutlery, Spoons, Coal Oil
Lamps, Lamp Chimneys and Oil.
Sept. 26, 1S67-3m.
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For a nice American watch, l in
vite every body to call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. All watches warrant
ed. Watches, Clocks and Jewclry
neatly repaired on short notice at
P. w. Binninger's. [37-3t.
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Tribute of Respect.

PHILoMATHEAN HALL. Dec. 3rd, 1867.
In as much as 1t has been the will Of an All
wise and merclful God, to remove from among
us, by the cold and resistless hand of death
our worthy fellow. member, TUNIs P. .AsHBRooK
we adopt the following resolut ions:
RESOLVED, That by the death of said Brother
our Society sustans the loss of good and be
neyolent member the friends a dear relative
Resolved, That by this Tribute Of Respect
we acknowledge our deep sylnpat HES, with
those who mourn his loss.
RssclUtd, That the members of this Socet,
wear the usual "badge ofmourning" for thlr
ty days.
Resolred, That copy ofthese resolutions "
sent tn the friends ofthe deceased, also to the
Lqpcaster preSscsfor publication.
ALICE PETERS,
SADDLE DU >CAN,
NJ. f. WOLFE, Committee.
B.W. CLICK.
r. M'NAGHTEN
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TAKE NOTICE,

Ono and all and call to see my
select stock OF Ladies and Gents
Gold and Silver Watches, Chains
and Jewelry of the latest styles at
much reduced prices, atP, W. Bin
ninger's, corner Main and Columbus
streets. [37-3t.
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RIstori at Columbus.

Tho great Italian tragedicnne,
Madame ADELAIDE RIsroRI, with
her troupe of forty.two dramatists,
is announced to appear at tho op-
era House, Columbus, on thenights
of Saturday and Monday next,
The play for the first occasion is
"Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland"
for the second, Elijah eth, Queen
o: England"
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We had big rain in this region
throughout nearly the whole Of
last night-it turned to sloet and
snow before daylight this morning,
and snow is still falling as we go
to press, with wind N. E. and in
dicatlons of a protracted storm.
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H@ The sweetest singer and the
sweetest perfume of the day are
Adelina Patti and Phalon's "Night.
Blooming Coreus." Both are A.
meriean ! The fair singer enrap,
lures everybody-the perfume is
in demand everywhere George
toUn Union.
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Tuthill & Rigby have the finest
and cheapest lot Of Holiday books
we have ever seen. Money spent
for books, is money ,celI INFESTED,
Don'tlet Christmas pass without
pleasing the littleones. 38-2t.
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Ifyou want to buy Christmas
presents that will not only make
your children happy, but instruct
and benefit them, go to Tuthill &
Rigby's. 38-2t.
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Go to Brenneman's.

in Tallmadge Block and see the
finest assortment OF Books and 9TH
er articles in that line, for the Hol-
idays, ever brought to this city. 1t
is useless to attempt to name all the
articles. Go and see for your.
selves. [3S-2t.
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Our thanks are tendered 10 F. ],
BILLINanuRsT, for late Chicago,
Davenport and Rock Island papers,
and to CHAs. =. HITE, of this city'
now attending medical lectures at
Cleveland, for late dailies of that
city. ~,
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Photographic Society.

The Mombers of this Society will
please take notice that the distri.
button of the Gifts will take place
on the last day of December, 1867,
without fail. Allagents will please
make prompt returns before that
time. Still few certificates for
sale. A. L. FELLERS, Principal.
Lancaster, o. Dec. IL, 1867.
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MARRIED:

On Wednesday, December llth,
1867, at the residence of DR.. M.
Efinger, Lancaster, Ohio, by Rev.
Ii. TAFT, G. @. DUNCAN, Esq-, of
Ellsworth, Kansas, and MissTELLA
G. EFFINGER. w.o IN. ~
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HARPER's WEEKLY, one year ........ 81 90.
An srfra eopu of either the Magazine, Weekly,
or Basar, luiu Be supplied gratis 10 eVery Club ot
FIVE SuBscRiBEas az 81 90 each, IN one remit
lance; or Sir Copies for $50 90.
Back Nambcrs can be supplied at any time.
The Annual Volumes OF HARrEn'L WEEKLY,
in neat cloth binding, will be sent by express,
| nee OF expense, for 81 each. A complete Set,
comprisiiig Ten Volumes, sent nreceipt ofcash
Al the rate OF S5 25 per vol, freight at expense
iof purchaser. Volume xI. ready january LIST,
1868
ea@ Subscriptions sent from British NORTH A.
ccrss ADDfTIoxAL, 10 prepay United, States pos
''s'' HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
"a S FAAsKLM scuARE, NEW Yohx.
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The New Bank.

The room in the Shaeffer Block,
second door west of Beek's Drug
Store, is undergoing a thorough
ro modelling 70 fit it for the pur-
poses of a Banking House. Messrs.
G. F. GARAGHTY, formerly Cashier
of the First National Bank of this
city, and recently of the Banking
firm of Heman & Garaghty, Gin.
cinnati, together with II. II. Hun
TER, Esq. and other wealthy citi-
zens, as we are informed, propose
to open up there in the business Of
Banking, about the goth inst. Mr..
GARAaHTY is known as q gentle.
man of first class financial qualifi-
cations, which with the ample cap
ital at command. will doubtless
rendor the successof the enterprise
AN assured fact.
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Q, u r suffering nom Throat and Lung
Disease. This is folly, when White Pine Com.
pound will afford you speedy relief. 1t Will
cure your cough and strengthen your weak
lungs and II you are troubled with Kidney
Complaint, twill be OF great advantage to you,
For sale everywhere. 4I}
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Go and see those superb writing
Desks for Ladies and Gentlemen at
Tuthill & Rigby's. Walnut, Mo
rocco and Pearl, 38-2t.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


at TutbiIl & Rigby's. Queen Vic.
toria's new book. Katrina" by
Holland. New editions of Dick
ems, Bulwer and the Waverly Nov
els. 38-2t.
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MANTEn

Every body toknow, that 1 have
on hand a complete stock ot
Watches. Clocks and Jowelry o.
all descriptions fer the Holidays
cheaper than the chcapest.
37-3t.1 p. w. BINNINGER.
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A Rich Assortment

of Jowelry at BUTcH's. The place
to get solid Gold Rings suitable for
Holiday Gifts, is at BUrcH's.
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Beautiful Tourist Cases and
Portfolios at TuthiIl & Rigby's.
Ivory Tablets, Cigar Casee ANIMALS
&c. Ap y ~. Ess1ks 38-2t.
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Elegant Work Boxes, Splendid
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes.
Beautiful. Cobas, &C., for Ladies
and Gentlemen at Tuthill & Rig.
by's. 1881.
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From all Glasses

C6mes the universal voice Of
of praise for aBarrett's, Hair Re-
storative.' None esbould BIO with
out it, and few are. ..a..
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1888

The Publishers have perfected a system Of
mailing by which they can supply the Maga-
zinc, Weekly, and Bazir promptly 70 those VINO
rreier 10 receive their periodicals directly from
The Office OF Publlcation. Postmasters and 9th.
ers ;ie sirons OF getting up Clubs will be sup
nijed with n Show-blll on application.
The postage on Harpers MeekIy Is 70 cents
a year, which must be paid at the sao'eriber's
post-office.
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English and Scotch editions of
all the Poets, at Tuthill & Rigby's.
~ 38-2t.
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For the HOLIDAYS 4!

Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
suitable for Holiday Presents-at
BUToH's.
Gold Watches set with Dia-
monds; Plated Ware and Clocks
at BUTcH's.
Beautiful patterns of Plated Cups
and ether plated goods-at BUToH's
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Hymn Books, Bibles, Albums,
Card Cases, and Gold Pens for
Christmas at Tuthill & Rigby's.
[38-2t.
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Weston Failed

to walk 100 miles in "a hours, but
BUTCH will not fail to sell his
wares as cheap as the cheapest.
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GEN. SHERIDAN is making q brief
visit at bis home in Perry county
THE week.
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Benntifml nnd UsefnI.

Gold, ivory, ebony, gutta percba
and pearl pencils, and Fairchild's
celebrated gold pens at Tuthill &
Rigby's. [Ss-2t.
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A Useful and BeautiIuI Present GOr
GentIemem.

One of those splendid Gontle-
mems Dressing cases, Cigar Gases.
or celebrated Fairchild gold pens,
at Tuthill & Rigby's. 1897.
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Cigar Cases Wallets, 6atehels
Pocket Books, &C., for Christmas
presents at Tulhill 4 Rigby's. 2t.
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OBITUARY.

WALKER-pied in the city Of Logansport
Ind, OF Congestion Of Bowels and Brain, George
b. only son OF T.. Il. and Maggie j. Walker
aged 5months and 20 days.
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The oldest, longest tried, and
most improved Family Sewing
Machine now in use is the Wheeler
e. Wilson. 1t now stands at the
head of all Sewing Machines. An,
other improvement has been I'D
ded-the Grover & Baker stitch
and also a three thread embroider
ing stitch, which can be attached
to any Wheeler & Wilson Machine
Over 100000 now in use. Every
machine warranted.
The Ohio State Journal of the
18th inst, says:
We think the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine has at last reach
ed perfection. The new attach,
ment which has lately been in
vented for making three different
stitches, makes it very complete
and while it has always stood fore
most as Family Sewing Machine
we predict that it will now be useC
almost universally.
T. e. Billinghurst, Agent. Cal
and examine. He will be happy
to exhibit to any one, whether
wishing to purchase or not. 34-tf
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New FlRM-MILLiNERY GooDs.
Mrs. Stout has purchased a fine
stock of goods and wishes to have
a liberal share Of the patronage Of
the citizens of Lancaster and vi
cinity. She is also prepared for
Dress and Cloak making to order.
She will give perfect satisfaction
to those that will favor her with a
call.
On southeast corner Of Colum
bus aud Wheeling streets.
2m. .-3G*,
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Catholic Prayer Books, at Tut
hill &, ,Rigby's. - 1887.
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nEAFNEss, CATARRH, CON-
H. SUMPTION, AND CANOE II
GEHED

CURED.
A Treatise on Deafness, Catarrh, Consump.
tion and Cancer their causes, means oispeedy
relief, and ultimate cure. BY Pupil ol the
Academy OF Medicine, Paris. Sent 20 any al.
dress for 10 cents.
Letterfrom Robt. McMurdy. y. D., LII. D.,
Grand Prelate ofGrand Encampment Of U. s.,
and Editor Of the National Freemason.'
New YoRK, Sept.17, isd7.-DR. STILwELL was
In charge ofGrace Church Hospital, Alexandrir,
Va, during the war. I frequently, ALMOST
daily. for months, visited this Hospital, and
had every means ofknowing his reputation for
EFFICIENCY and SKILL. It was Of the most cred
liable character, and his success in the treat.
ment Of patients WAS rsn.arkable.--RoBr.M Nc
MURDY.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR,
II fits into the ear,is not pereeptible, removes
sinqing noises in the head and enables deafper-
sons to hear distinctly ut church and public as.
sembles. Thisinstrument will often produce
results almost miraculous, and indeed in most
cases Of long standing deafness, Il will relieve
IN a shorttime. 1t may be adjusted with the
ease OF spectacles.
Dr. SrILLwEEL wi he professionally at 81 East
Washington Place, University Buildings, n. Y,
daily, 10 to |, ,except Tuesdays, when he viii be
at his roomslO39 Pine Street Philadelphia, Pa
Nov. 2s, ls6I.-ly.
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Learn to Sing.

Profs. S. X. White & G. B. Hunt
will return to Lancaster, accord
ing to agreement at their last con-
vcntion, in timo to begin another
course of Vocal Lessons, on Tues
day evening, Dec. Oath, 1867, tC
continue through the holidays OF
for twenty four lessons. The ses
sions will be held in -. Prof
White will also give a coarse in
Thorough Bass and Harmony es'
pecially adapted to piano or organ
players, or those who wish TO be.
come such.
N. B. Every body cordially in,
vited to be present at the first
meeting. [37-4t.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

DR.E CONE MAY AYBECONSULT-
BED at the following timesand placer:
IN NEW L LEXINGTON attheColbornh ousc,
on Saturdays and Sundays, Nov. 30, and Dsa;
/; Jan. 4 and 5; Feb. s and .; March lAand
Is; April Is and 10.
In LANCASTER, atthe Tallmadge lIouseon n
Mondays aft CT the Expresstrain arrives gong
West until II goes West On Tuesdays, Dee. a
Jan. 6 Feb. 10; March l6; and April 20
DR.. Cone has now practiced, at the ahGye OF,
fees, nearly nine years, and II he have lie and
health he will fill the above appointments put
after that time he will not pracfice At any ofthe
above Offices for some months, and he may as
continue his visits entirely.
Dr.. CONE cures allforms OF Chronic pie'
cases, as by nyspepsiain all Its various yarle'
ties; ali diseases oithe Lungs and Air pas
saRes, as Laryngitis, bronchitis. and Con-
sum ption; all diseases Of the Kidney =,
Liver, Pancreas and the glands generallyiail
diseases Of the Heart, Blood and BloodVos-
sells; ali diseases ofthe Brain aud Nerves, ~
Epilepsy ,Chorea a, or st. Vitus Dance, Neural
ria, Palsy, and general neryousmnutrition
ali diseases Of Femaless enlarged Tonsils and
aIIforms df Scrofila; also all diseases ofthe
Eyeand Ear. aud all other Chronic eDisessesi
bg-No charge foreensuiaiion ,Sutssshfss
tAprlB, lStS.a.iyl
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Remember a nice present makes
friends, and by the way all are in.
vitcd to call at BinniDgcr's Watch,
Clock and Jewelry store, for have
a very elegant variety of the lat
est patterns, such as would make
q nice Christmas present for a fa-
ther, a mother, sister, a brother,
and also a lover. Remember the
place, at Binninger's, corner Main
and Columbus streets. T37-3t.
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Ladies' EurS,

Another large consignment Of
Ladies. Furs just received at
Brooks Hat Store, which will be
offered at Panic Prices. [36 3t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-12

LANCASTER, OHIO: