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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-14

MAGNIFICENT MAP.-.Messrs.
Corbin & Stockman arc selling the
largest, most comprehensive and
splendidly gotten up map Of the
United States that is now offered
to the public any where. 1t is Q.
nough to state that it is the latest
edition from the map-pubIishing
house of II. IL. Lloyd, one of the
most noted and highly esteemed
producers in the map line in the
whole country. This map exhib-
its the whole of Uncle Sans pres
ent domain, with every State and
errilory so far constituted, accur-
ately laid off and duly designated
1t is embellished with beautiful and
valu able engravings, and contains
a vast amount of important print.
ed statistical information.
Messrs. G. & S. will be canvas.
sing this city in few days, when
the many who need twill have al
opportunity of procuring this ex-
cellcnt map.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-14

PARSONS & SoN.-These gentle.
men, well known as the enterpris- :
ing Grocery and Provision dealers
"on the hill have lately moved
into a new room, and now have as
we'll appointed an establishment
asthe city can boast. We looked
through it the other day, and the
sight Of their well stocked cellar
and sales room, with an inspection
of Inequality and prices of their
teas, coffees, sugars, and all the ct
ceteras of housekeeping commod-
tiles, convinced US that it will pay
our citizens to give thcm a call
when in want of such things. They
convey articles purchased of them
to all parts of the city free of
charge.
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Boarding House.

I have purchased the large brick
building known as the Kreider
property, on Main street. Lancas.
ter, Ohio, and have opened a board
ing house for limited number Of
married or single persons. For
terms enquire Of the undersigned
on the premises.
Also Oysters and Coffee furnish
cd ladies and gentlemen every eve.
ming. JESSE 'LEoHNER.
Oct. 24th 1867-4w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-14

The oldest, longest tried, and
most improved Family Sewing
Machine now in use is the Wheeler
& Wilson. 1t now stands at the
head of all Sewing Machines. An.
other improvement has been ad-
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 a Family Sewing Machine
wo predict that it will now be used
almost universally.
7. E. Billinghurst, Agent. Gal
and examine. lie will be happy
to exhibit TO any one, whether
wishing to purchase or not. 34.tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-14

G. & H.. v. II. r The Columbus
Journal, referring to theline of the
above road between that city and
Lancaster, says:
The grading on the Hooking
Valley Railroad has been all com.
plotted, with the exception Of about
two miles running through the bot
tom lands southwest of Columbus.
The bridge work, with the excep-
lion OF bridge acrossthe Scioto,
and one across the canal near this
city, will be completed by the 1st
of January. The iron will net be
received and laid before next spring.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-14

The Masons of this place and vi.
cinity intend as we understand to
hold a fair, and other festivities in
the. week before Christmas-the
means raised to be appropriated in
the finishing and4turnishing oftheir
splendid now Hall in. the third
story of Rising's new building. A
general good time is expected, and
as the oksct is q worthy one We
hope it %iaheaspccesstul. Further
notice ofthe time Will be given,
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J.G. TuthiiI, Of the firm ofTut-
bill & Rigby hasjust completed ar
rangements with A. s. Barnes &
Co. of New York, the largest cdu.
cational house in America, for the
immediate publication of DIR Will
liams' "Topical Dictionary" Eve.
ry body knows the DR.. and every
body will wan. his book. 1t is the
most instructive Lexicon and only
book of the kind ever published.
Tuthill& Rigby are agents for this
valuable book, and subscriptions
will be received at their store.
Teachers wanted in every town
ship to act as agents. Go and see
it. 3i-lt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-14

Fine specimens Of Bell fower
ahdTdipebocheD appIes we're shown
by J.. d. Clarke, and Of tho Rose
apple, BY EmaDl Giesy.
The topic selected for discussion
at tthe ncxs meeting was---"What
varieties Of grapes shall We plant
for vi1eyafds in Fairfeldcounty2y
On motion, adjourned in satur-
day 23d inst, regular meeting. ~
P. B EWING, Pres.
s. A. GRiAwoLD, Sec. ,
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Bg The robbcr limo, that steals
the sweetness from all fruits and
flowers, is ball1ed by Phalons s
might. Blooming Cereus." It's ar
oma is less perishablc than that Of
foreign extract, essence or toilet
water, and incomparably more de-
lightlul. Hartford Courier.
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To tho Members of the Pho
tOgraphic Society.

We did not make tho distribu.
tion as was expected, of the follow.
ing gifts:
One Piano Forte $1,000 90
One Gents Gold HunungCase Watch. 200 90
Two Ladies' Gold Hunting case watches
Sluu elcn.... zoo 10
Fifteen Silk dress patterns s4peach,..... GOO 90
We have nearly one fourth Of
our certificates unsold, and they
must be sold before the distrlbu-
tion can be made, from the fact
that we are paying more than the
amount on each certificate in Pho
tos. The distribution will positive.
ly take place as soon as the re
mainder of the certificates arc
sold, Recollcct this is the premium
Gallery. A, L FELLERS. r
Lancaster, O. Oct. 9th, '67..4t.
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tr HAMPERS BAzAR.--T. E. Billing
hurst has placed on our table the
two first numbers OF this latest
bantling of the Harpers. II need
cd but slight examination to sat
isfy US that it is the greatest thing
yet brought out iu this country, in
its peculiar lino-tbat of setting
forth, in the most useful. and at
tractive way, a knowledge of the
prevailing mode and smaterial Of
human costume as prescribed by
the autocrat, FASHION, It's litera.
ture, too, is Of a superiororder, and
--of course the ''Bazar" will have
the most abounding success.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-14

Ifyou are troubled with n Cough,
Weakness of the Lungs, Sore
Throat, Pain in the Side, or Kid.
ney Complaints, White Pine Com
pound will help you, and, as a gen
craI thing, effect n permanent cure
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WRIGHT, Bro. q Co..-Facts have
just come 10 our knowledge which
convince US that the New York
concern entitled as above, whose
advertisement of as1. 100000 in
Watches" &C., which has appear
edlin our paper for. a few weeks
past is swindle eftho most outra.
geous character. We accordingly
drop it from our columns with re-
gret at having been induced to give
it-an insertion, and advise all to
refrain from any dealings with
that concern or any other Of like
character.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-14

The coal famine in Louisville Ii
driving folks to tho use Of queer
substitutes for it, The Courier Of
the 4th inst says: "T. Il. G. Brin.
ly, the great pIow manufacturer.
informed us last night that he had
run the steam engine Of his estab
lishment all day yesterday at a
cost Of not over thirty cents for
fuel. lie procured some old tan.
bark from lanyard at ten cents a
load, and his fireman. after mixing
and wetting il down with some
otherwise worthless coal slag, kept
up a foil bead ofsteam all day, at a
merely nominal cost. He repre-.
Sents the fuel as equal, in all re-
spects, for such purposes to coal,
and incomparably cheaper,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-14

For Photograph Albums, Port
monnaies, Pocket Books, and Gold
Pens, go to A, Brenneman's Book
Store. He has the best and cheap.
est. 33-3w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-14

The Middletown Journal has
put on new and handsome dress
Of clear cut type. lis a good pa
per- and we are glad to bolio;;'c in
prosperous circumstances,
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ANNExAr1oN IAN npplicatior

AENExNrIoN. AN application
for an injunction against the an
ncxation Of certain territory to the
city Of Lancaster, as voted on at
the,lust Spring Election, is pend
ing before the Court of Common
Pleas now in session. Wearc in.
formed that the-question is expect
ed to come up for argument to-day
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There was in October storm of
gr asshoppers in Texas. The ap
pcarancc was said to be like that OF
an immense fall of'snow, and in ten
minutes after the shower commen.
ced tho ground was literally. alive
with them. In twenty four hours
everything was stripped.
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NdDmMCE.

DOBERT r, Church, whose last known
hNpIace ofresidence was Washington, D. u.
and whose present plnce or residence il un-
known, is notified that Hannah l.. Church on
August1st, 1867, flied her Petition against him
in the Office Of the Clerk of the Court OF Com
mon Plens of fairfield county, Ohio, charging
the said Robert X. Church with wiltul absence
and gross neglect Of duty for more than three
years aud with adultery on May LIST, 1894 and
on divers other days since that time, at said
Washington City, and praying to be divorced
from the SAID Robert u. Church-whch petition
will lie for hearing at the next term OF said
COurt. J. r. VANDEMARK, Clerk.
0et.lTth, 1sGI-6ws
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Kentucky State Lottery.

The only legalized Drawings in
the United States. The Grand
Holiday Drawings will take place
December 3lst. $3.50, $50 to be dis
tributed. Capital prize $4,000.
Communications strictly confden-
tial, Circulars sent free by ad-
dressing MURRAY, EDDY & Co.
3I-4t.] Covingtou, Ky.
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There is tremendous rush at
Douglass & Coles for cheap goods
at Panic prices, lower than before
the war. sa..
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Panic Prices.

Goto Brock's Hat Store for q
good, Boys Cap at 25 cents, and an
extra article for so cts. "a 4t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-14

PERsoNAL,-We learn that Mr..
&C. Duncan, a young gentleman
we'll and favorably known to many
ofour citizens, especially the young
er portion, was elected member
of the Legislature of Kansas, at
the recent election in that State,
ON the Democratic ticket. 1t is a
pleasure TO record his political ad-
vancement, but it would have been
more unalloyed hadit occurred un-
der different party auspices. Mr..
Duncan is son OF the Hon. Dan
iel Duncan, now deceased, former
ly q member of Congress from the
Licking District. There are ru-
mors that our city is about to be
robbed by young Duncan of fono of
its fairest feminine ornaments, with
which to grace his home in the
West.
Some days since, Bro. BAKER, Of
the Eagle, quietly took Western
bound train on the G, & z. Rail.
road, on, an unknown Grand
. .. O.
From tho appearance of"Gusty'
in our sanctum the other day with
the Editors compliments, and u
hamper of Gobelein's 'Nicrstciner,
it became evident that the despe
rate act of matrimony had been
committed, and notice since
handed in and appended below
will reveal who were tho victims
The Gazette office departed from
its usual abstemious habits so far
as to drink 10 the health of our CO.
temporary and his bride-and we
trust that all the happy influences
of such occasions may long remain
potent TO secure TO them the reali
cation Of their most sanguino hopes
in tho relation into which they have
entered.
MARRlED-on the Th inst BY
the Rev. r. t, Drakelat the resi-
denco of the brides mother,
w. E. BAKER, Editor of the Ohio
Eagle, Of Lancaster, and EVE FIX
LAY, of Lebanon, o. 4,al5z5t
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VALUABLE WoRK.-We have rc-
.ceived from the National Publish.
ing Company, ofGiucinnati, q copy
of the Bible Dictionary, the adver-
tisement Of which appearsin anoth
or part of this paper. 1t needs but
a glance through its pages to show
that it is q very desirable, in fact
an almost indispensable companion
for the Bible student, while it will
be found exceedingly interesting
and useful rs an acquisition in every
family where the Aoly Scriptures
are kept and habitually read. 1t
is a work which cannot be too
highly commended.
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FARM for SALE.

A GOOD FARM OF 2aa ACRES
" ofland, in Berne township, on the Berne
Station Road, two and half miles east Of Lem
caster, is offered nt private sale on reasonable
terms. For particulars, s,descript terms.
apply on thepreinses to
knril L. 1861 2.tf DENNIS RENlCK
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Glasswareand Queensware,
just opened atstesart's, in GreeDe's $
block, opposite Tallmadge House.
Lancaster, Ohio. The largest stock
ever brought here. All of which
will be closed out at Wholesale ar,d
Retail, without regard tocost. Also
Table Gallery, Spoons. Coal Oil
Lamps, Lamp chimneys and Oil
Sept. 26. 1867 -3m.
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Silver Jewelry Of the most ele-
gant and fashionable designs, man
utactured at Geo. Ii. Smiths.
r3l-2t.
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Charley Raincy brought a bot
tie Of aqua vitae into this Office the
other day, and left itsubject to our
disposal. We procured the servic-
cs Of a competent judge Gall the
judges around here are Of thatsort,)
to taste It for US, and be pronounced
il "goOd as old wheat" We do not
want to tell tales on Charley, but
We are afraid it is the fact that he
keeps the darned stuff for sale.
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Geo. Ii. Smith sells 8 day and 80
hour weight and spring Clocks Of
every variety at the lowest figures.
fiagya are sr T34-2t.
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American Watches of every de-
scription = Home, Ellery, Bartlett,
Appleton, Tracy & Co., fremont &
Howard movements for sale at
Geo. fl. Smiths. [34-2t.
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Geo. Ii. Smith sells the celebrated
Florence Lock stitch Sewing Ma
chine. [34-2t.
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Butch has just received a Large
Lot of Clocks and fine Plated Ware
direct from the Factory. [34-3t*.
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Sheet Music and musical materi.
ais of all kinds--Genuine Italian
and Padua Strings tor sale at Geo.
Ii. Smiths. T34-5t.
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"a thing ef beauty lsa joy for
ever.' You who have a taste for
the beautiful, should call and ex =
anime Smiths new stock OF
Watches, Jewelry and Plated
Ware. G3i-2t.
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WAETED--A place for a good
girl to do house work. Enquire
at this Office. .-,vs ,asfi
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NOTICE lN PARTrTloi,

="
FUyHoMAs Montgomery, and ssrsh Ncafr.
n gnmery his Ni|a, nf NaAhinflen cnah y +
Pei;isy hAnini Iaand BridIl, Of intfI ED cilltf.
", uhoi William Wiihamaon and CtNtfNt
wliliumson liis wife. ol PlckeWRY ooupt3, Ohc.
iahh etter and MARY kcstcr his WIFI pi faIrt
neld e1nllty Ohio; Junles 6fihithi ~ neaF uvuf
county, Illinois; sherman -Metker and Elsn
Meeker. he Wis, VI fHrhe III ccunty, uh.p u IN
7 i'r'itlfh. OF fickawhy comfy, OHIO, iN4llffi
1rintb, lbgnas w. Grilil, aad II iieAptl Fas
tSrhiti, OF Faitcid county, Tho, WI tttt &
tee that pcntiah wns hled prrinsf ihcfs ~ lt
The ~ dns Qt lletoheI, 1857. in the CQpfioit
inOu Pleas within and for The utiuty oi Fnifft
Ohio, " SHnlusl p. GriiiihsR sRndis nor Ifi
ing, wherein said samuel +. Griffith dehHt w i.
paIttlen Of the folioAtnk real estate ,tosrit ais
Tying aud bring IN thacounty OF Fairfield, o.
the state OfOhiO, and known and diaiihguisi.
by being par ofthe Northwest qnalter oftCatf., y,
ton m Township IL, OF Range 70, OF tie leha b
sold ~ ChIiicothe, Ohio, ana bounded rs itf
lows: lieRinninFa1 the Northeast corner Of sf'd
quarters section; the0t south forty chains 10 NE
corner betNeen Dunn Hhd Peters, IN sald per-t q
non; thence west eighteen ehsihe pnd twenty
hVe Inks 10 post corner Of Thomas 6ni-
laghef's landi ihenee rofth on the HE oistat VI
niashailsghcf, fOrtyehalns 10 . post on tts
north boundary line of said quarter sCcticnt
the nee east with said boundary line leiellieen
chains aud seyenty'hye links 10 the place oi De-
ginning containing sevehty-fye actes Of iord ~
more or less; aud that, NJ the next teffn ofeaid =
Court, the said samuel r. Griffith will apply fox
an order that partition may be made II seid
premises. ie SAMUEL p, GRIFFITH,
BY W. i. Greed, his Attorney.
Ostober Sd, 1S67-ow fa-A
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Oct. alst, 1867.

The business Of Milling will be continued by
the uuderPIgned, J. r. Mumangh, and having
determined to devote particular attention to
custom work, and having thoroughly repaired
my Mil and Machinery, and having an expert
enced and competent miller, natter myself that
can give satisfaction TO all who may favor me
with their work. warrant all work done at my
mill, and when good sound gain Is furnished
ifthe work is not satisfactory, return u to the
mill and will pay cash for the gram.
will nj MI lines pay the highest market
price in cash tor Wheat. Ruckvheat, Rye, and
HomIny Uofn. ta e.
wheat floitf, corn meal, Horniny and mill-feed
----Tg.,s- n, ..sss J.R.MUAAUGH. I.
Oct. slst, isCI; ;S--av. ~. it 7 1e-e .,'''
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MEDlCAL NOTfCE

nH. i. CONE MAYBE CONSULT
IBED st the following times and places:
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe Colborn HoHse,
on Saturdays and sundays, Nov 80, and Lee.
l: Jan. and 8; Feb. and o. March IA and
10; April ~ and 10.
In LANCASTER atthe TaiimAjge House on
Mondays after the Express train arfftes gong
lest until t goes West on Tuesdays, Dec.2;
Jan. 6 Feb. 10; March 1G; and April 20.
DR.. Cone hos now practiccd. at the above Of
fees, nearly nine years. and Il he bau Vie and
health lie will iii the above appointm ats; bot
after that time he viii not pracfce OF any oftiio
above Offices FOR some months, ana he may dis
continue hrs visits entirely.
Dr.C0NE cures all forms Of Chronic Dis
eases, rs Iyspepsia in all its VARIOUS yGrio-
ties all diseases ofthe Lungs and Air pas-
sAges, rs LaryBgifis, Bronchitis, snd Con-
sumption; all diseases Of the Kidneys,
Liver, Pancreas and the glands geucraly;sIl
diseases Of the Heart, Blood and Blood Ves-
sells: all diseases Of the Brain and Nerves, as
Epilepsy .Chorca, orSt. Vitis Dance. NeursE
gia, Pslsy, and general nervous Innutritlon
all Iiseases ri Females, enlarged Tonsil+, and
all forms NJ Serofula; also at diseases ofth0
Eyesnd Ear. aud all other Chronic DiscGsep.
sSNo 'harge for consultation, butes'h for
medIsinss.
tLIIls, iss7-1-Iyl
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A large assortmenrof Swiss
WatcbssH4D Diamond, Garnet, Pearl.
Emerald and Amethyst Rings
genuine stones--for eale ut Geo. II.
milh's,toaatet zssv [34-2t,
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A Fixed Fact.

That "Barrett's Hair Restora
tive" overtops everything, and
took the First Premium over ali
competitors in Now Hampshire.
Clocks ! CIOcks!! Clocks!!!
Go to Butch's for tho Best
Clocks in the Market. T34 3l#.
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1ls4r$day, Nor. IA, 1867,
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED
To solicit orders fora New illustrated
BIBLE DICTIONARY,

COMPLETE IN ONE voLuME)
Edited hr Dr. VIZ SHfrH, Classical Examiner
OF the University ofLOndon.
The Dictionary embodies the results ofthe
most recent study. research, and investigation.
Of about si1ty-fye ofthe most eminent and ad-
vaneed Bihictl scholars now living. Clergy
men ofvarious Denominations approve it, and
regard it as the best work Of its kind in the
English language, and one which ought TO 10
in the hards OF every Bible reader in the land.
In circulating this wors, agents will find
pleasant and profitable employment The nu-
inerous Otecnons which are usually encoun--
tered in selling ordinary works will not exist
with rms But on the contrary, encouragement
aud friendly aid will attend the agent, making
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Ladies', Clergymen. School Teachers, Farm
ers, Students, and all others who possess ener-
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togn anil county in the country, towhom the
most liberal inducements will be offered.
For particulars address,
National Publishing Cos
I4s.WesI 4th St. Cine f,iohio,
Oct 9th, lS67-6W.
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The most elegant designs Of
Plated goods, consisting Of Tea
Sets, Urns, Butter and Berry dish
cs, Castors, Cake and Card Bas-
kets, Goblets, Mugs, Cake, Fish,
Fruit and Butter Knives, lee Pitch
ers, Walters, Knives, Forks and
Spoons for sale at Geo. H.;Smith's.
a. T34-2t.
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BANKRUPT LAW.
Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Undersigned, engaged in the Milling busi-
ness, under the name and style OF Mumaugh h
son, has this day by mueual consent been dis.
solved. t
The unsettled business Of the firm may be
closed with either of the Undersigned.
j. r, MUMAUGH,
CHAS. +. NJ UMAUGH.
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oi lhor' Nhb' lN T. oIONE u u.
Showing what the Bible is not what is. and
how to use il; tracing the history Of each book
up TO ITS origin with the inspired authors, aud
completely answering AL In6del eayfls and oh.
lections to the Scriptures. 1t IS an ordinary
library of Biblical History in a single volume,
bret, elea', accurate conclusive and highly in-
teresting Amaster piece of common SENSE
ltlsneeded in every family whore the Bible is
read, as wellashy every sabbath, SchoOlt each
er, student and clergyman, and being the only
book on the subject ever published or sold in
thus country, agents can easily see the advan-
tage Of canvassing for this work. Send for err
culars containing notices and Inducements
from leading ministers of all denominations
Address ZElGLER, McCURDY h Co,
No. III West Fourth street,
Nov. 6, 81 4mo. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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s. Al, GnlswoLD, Sec;

For School Books Writing Pa.
per, Envelopes, States, Ink, &c.
sheap, 90 torA BrennemaD's Book
Store. He keeps the best assort.
mentin thecity. 33-3w.