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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

A psivsie lss>4r ffox vary relia-
W aad psoalsspt gehs'sssa h Tea
nsa<se, iafcrus u that NJ care r.
rioas old Stats Of Tennessee, over
whose hills and nounnias ve asd
our hshsrs before - spsstsd in boy.
ish gIee, il nov one Of the "uost
distrsssfsl countries that ever vss
ssss." Rsdieal FREE Ssgrodon reisns
aad rules with IN iron rod, aud
sothine like liberal or conservative
sentiments. arc tolerated. Our cor
respondent aays: We are GOV
pressed dosa, and erusAed to the
earth BY the Radical Brcvrlcv f.
sssics, Who have co.ple.ely robbed
us Of our liberties, and sapped the
fouadation. of our prosperity. This
factios is holding nightly meeting,,
poisoning the minds Of he negroes
against 4cnthcrn whitzg snd gulling
them with the belief that the Rsdi.
Gals are their only friends. The
voters registered are chiefly Of the
lover order Of msa, - scarcely an
individual Who IL NO, knoAn to be n
doubiy dyed Radicals can get GER
tiScste evsn those Who served in
the Federal army bsisg rejected, un.
less coming up to their requirements,
and subscribing heartily to al the
hateful dogmss enumerated by Brown.
low and his mongrcl crew. So, un-
der the present programme, Tonnes
sec is bound to be governed BY ne.
grces and their hateful allies, As they
nov have the power. The last Lsgis.
lature only lacked two voses Of giving
the negroes the right to hold o6ce,
and as large number Of the candi-
dates for tho approaching session
we're nominated by these sprouts Of
promise, NC can but reasonably cx-
peci that our State will soon b. =
free negro government, full nedged,
armed, and equipped for our opprcs-
sion and destruction. II the negroes
had been qualified TIC hold o&ce, I
do not doubt but that We would now
have a negro Governor for almost
any negro could have beaten Brown
low, although no honest, respectable
man could have done 40, from the
fact that but few Of this cls~ are al.
lowed the RI. hit Of franchise. II the
radicals are successful, wc expect the
State olkces to he filed almost en-
tircly by the meancst and most con
teuptible set OF men in al creation.
We are nov the most vilely oppressed
and tax -burdsncd people in the gov
eminent, aud are fearfully looking
for q fresh imposition Of taxes, levied
upon the whites, for the education Of
the negro
This from the loyal, reconstruct
cd State Of Tennessee May the
Lord preserve Us and our State from
such " restoration" IT that is to b
the picture Of our regeneration, may
No remain un.sgeueratsd. even 70 thu
" last syllable Of recorded time. . II
that il 70 Be the character Of oul
ci.a liberty, We much prefer the re
tention Of Gen. Sheridan, and "cir
culas No. Is" II that is the high
road to elderly, equality, fraternity,
ve beg to BE- excused FROM .rustin,
il, prsfsrring to wander through III
swanps Of military despotism, ever
at the risk of being lost in the quag
m;vss If /. ma vrhw
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

~ Pearson 1 Pillsbury sdvss-
tiss Non Explosive Ps,re Oil for
sale. A great invention, and Ward
Taylor says 20 Fer cent cheaper
than daylight"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

~ We have been blessed with
fair, beautiful weather for some time
nov. Our farming friends are very
busy, and prospects, for good corr
cro- very AAttsring.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

The Annual Examination Of ths
Pupils in the Masonic Female lnsti-
tute, will commence on "Wednesday
the 26th, and close on the 9th inst
Patrons and the public arc invited
to attend.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

The Picayunc, Of the 9th, gives
the following account Of the last
conflict for the mastery between Gen
Sheridan and Ex-Gov. Wells:
This morning at halfpast - O'Clock,
Breyet Brig Gen James W Forsyth, OF
Zen sheridans STAFF, called At the Exec.
atise oHiee, ut the Mechanics Institute,
and told Gov. Wells that no boru \ writ.
ten communication to him frou the Gen,
eral Commanding, which was found to
be as follows
HEADQUARTERS 5rm N,l,rAsw Ds.~.,
New Orleans, La, June I. 1867.
Mr. j. MADISON Wsiis, LIZ Gorermor d
Louisiana, Nee Orleans, La
Slg---Gov Flanders has just informed
me that no made an odicial demand on
you for the records Of the Office which
you have heretofore hold IA Governor of
Louisiana, and that you have d.elined
to turn u, IN over to him, diaputing the
right to remove from Office by me, which
you have acknowledged and urged on me
up to the time Of yoar own removal
therefore send Brcvet Brig. Con. james
W. Forsyth, Of my staG, to notify You
thnt he is sent by mo to eject you from
the Governors room forcihly, unless you
consider this notification equivalent to
election 2 II. SHERIDAN,
Mnjos General, Z, :. Army.
Comdg Fifth Military Dist
After reading this communication,
Gov. Wells stated 70 Gen Forsyth: "sir
| surrender the oeicc hold only u the
sword, and called upon Judge Ryan, of
the parish Of Rapides, to bear witness Of
what he said Without making any
response Whatever, Gen. Forsyth with
drew The new appointse, Mr. Elan
ders, viii therefore take Immediate ,.os
Sea -, Of the Executive Oiice Ex-Gev
Wells is consulting with eminent coun
sol as to the proper course to pursue at
law.
About half nller 10 o'clock, Gov
Flanders, accompanied BY Con. Forsyth
appeared at The Executive OHee, and
entered upon his duties ~ Governor VI
Louisiana There was no. ceremony
whatever. lie stated that his efforts
should be, to the boat of his ability, eS
ertcd for the public good
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

~ We ~. informed that Mr.. w.
J. Anderson, President Of tia 3. r.
Railroad, is in the city, snd that
meeting Of the directors wss held
Yesterday.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

- The Juaior has had charge Of
the Texas Rspsblisss for . couple Of
weeks; be viii rsssrn TO Jsssrsos In
= few days to take charge Of the
Tines. Col. Loughery Is expected
hona On 6atnrday evening.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

- II il now currsstly rumoTed
that Jsha n. Surrstt u not to be
srisa ~ es.plieity il The ssssssina-
t;os Of President Lincoln ; but only
for treason. II sseA b. H. case, W
dovbt not the authorities are safsid
thas ssns very unpIsasast develop
ne.ts might Ia nads IN regard 70
TIE foul, iahuman, ssd unjust sxecu-
ton Of his mother one Of The black
sss stories o. the pagsa of tho naticn's
history.
- On the Fad inst, tho rsdiese
ssnats Of Missouri, BY = vote Of rs
10 3, sustained The charges Of i'm.
psashnsnt pssfsrsd against Jsdgs
Kiag Of that Btats. II was not IN
Consequence Of Asy dsriliction Of
lsty sor bseaass Of his sntAgosis-
~ visvs 70 tAa usios, OF fos- his
smpaAAy with Tie "loss -sssss," -
h vss, throughout ~ contest, lsyal
70 ~ U. 8. 0ovsransnt; bat only
bsessas h vas Rot sufAeisatiy radi-
81 In AI jsAieial dseisioas 70 salt
IL sersuPl ssd revolutionary iasss
Of ~ nesgrsb who nov lord il over
hat ss-eallsd rseoastsuetsd, bat IN
reality dovs-Afod1sa ssd oPSsssssd
S>aAs. "How long, Oh Losd, how
leas," ars ~ psspss 70 b cured
viii IL tyranny Of this hnatical
asass%isas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

GALVESTON, june 9. The citizens Of
Corpus Christi have appointed com
mi.tee of i've citizens, including one
Federal Officer, 10 investigate the cause
/ OF the burning Of the Union Record
newspaper Office They sat i've DAYS
and took testimony. The conclusion /.
that although the ofice WAS fred for
political sentiment, il was not done by
any organized Or representative associ.
alton, but by some irresponsible person,
and iS rcgretfed hy all
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22
A Curious Cass.

There il . singular casc now under
investigation by NE military author.
itlea, which we shall notice very
briefly, at present. ~ ws are net
fully eonversant win the facts.
1t appear that Col. Fowler, who has
charge Of tho collection Of the in
internal revenue at this place, drop
ped from his pocket . package Of
money, estimated At from txenty two
to twenty three hundred dollars. lie
went to the place whore he thought
be had lost il, and there found the
envelope, in which il vas enclosed,
but the money was gone. He imme
diatciy offered reward Of $500 for
its recovery, but obtained no tid,pgs
Of the missing package, Recent de.
vclopments have I'D to tho belief
the money was found by an old ne,
gro, whs kept Il On Sunday night
last, a young nsgf6f ~ -stols the money,
and tho old ono suspscting hin,
made nm affidavit before ESQ. Jones,
and had him arrested. Various cir
camstances lel to the bslisf tina.
this was the missing money Of Col.
Fowler. The military iptsrfered
the negroes were arrested, and upo"
being put to tests which ars not
usually rcsortsd to ia such proceed
iugs, the elder negro confessed that
b" had found the nossy aad had
kept Il, and the younger admitted
That be had stolen Il ffca him. The
younger negro however, could NOT
DO Induced 10 giv5h up, but under
the application Of cassiic remedies,
not recognised by tho Freedmen $
Bureau, alleged that he had given il,
srrt to ono whiss man, and then to
another, all Of them men OF renpcc'.
ability, end saeh staesmsat proved
to b. false, until At Last, he charged
It upon = very respectable young
nan OF this city, wG6 b now under
arrest. We arr net acqsa lated with
the parties, but IL procssdin rs look
70 u - extraordinary and extra
judicial, and requiring ventilation
ny our next issnc we shall obtain
pssssssion Of al The facts and give
them q tho public, With ssch com
mens ~ we thiak they inefit.--Jg~
/srsox Nses,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

-. Col. W. II. Bristow has just
returned from m European tour, and
looks considerably fattcsed and rc-
Il sshcd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

~ The partnership Of Davis 4
Roun,ree is dissolved. Mr.. Davis
continues business alone.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22
T h WILSON. Pre.lt.

- Teachers arc wanted to take
charge Of the Masonic Female In.
s,ituse. the next session.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

~ The Attorney Generals opin.
lon, that the commanding generals
have no, the right to naovs State
or municipal olIesn, is 80 to have
the approval Of the enti1s cabinet,
except Steaton.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

- Thanks to Mr.. Nolan, Of the
Tsx.. Express Company, for late
New Orleans and Shreveport psperx.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

~ Texas Almsnacs for 1857
containing a great deal OF valuable
and useful information, for sale At
this othce, at publishers prices.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

~ The judiciary committee,
which for Some time past mas been
rackiag in brains, And searching tho
country for testimony upon which to
inpeach President johnson, bsoon-
ing satisfied tAat thsy wers making
fools Of themselves, sdjosrssd on
the Bird, 70 meet again on the 18th.
Even in the estimation ef majority
Of this issuisisorial csbal, the Pre-
ident stssds like Caesars wife should,
i" abovs we'll grounded suspicion
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

- The National Typographical
Union adjourned on the It'll, 70 meet
in Washington next year.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

- John NJ. Porter, Of The Green
vile Glsdiator, vas in oar oAee du-
risg the early part Of .ae vssk. Hs
informed US that ks intsadsa, in
connection with Mr. Richard Peter.
son, to establish . nsv paper q
Paris. We wish the enterprise $50
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

- A eros. mArk on paper desose
IN at = subscribers time has expired
vi intend, hereafter, 10 do cash hasi-
ness II is more troublc - collect
newspaper subscriptions thaa they are
worth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

sbos NeN Orieans Ageots.
Mcssvs Whartna 4 llliaesworth No
IS Ionuo~ street, New Orleans, arc the
duly asshosised Agents Of the Repair
lican in that city
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

~ Thanks to Mr.. r A.. Smith
for Eastern paper.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

- N. Rosenham wishes country
msrcAants, AID " the world At large"
TO kaov that he is prepared 70 Ill
bills from ose dollar 70 aity tAessssa,
on the most acennodating tsrns.
lie has = large vansly Of pistols,
cstlsry, etc, AID our "astsr IN.
fovns ~ that he has very superior
articles Of brandiss and liqscss. b.
advertisement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

~ A late tslssrsm states that
President johnson advises the Ten.
nsssss pssitiossrs to apply sinulta-
nsously 70 Thomas asd Browslow
for protection froa outragsa, thus
givisg Brownlov the opportunity
and Thomas the right 10 correct the
abuses.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

Nsw Yoxs, Jsns IS, evening Cot
ton qsict bat 6sn sales 100 bales 1t
37c. for niddiirg splasds- Money Of
fssed zssss freely At b6N vet GOA
closed qsiet = i372Nl37a. Govern
ment securities strong
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

Gen. GnGn has proclaimed he
Legislature act Of Texas, which d.
stroyed the 1tb aad 11th Judicial
Districs, null sad void. Thos. H..
stribliSK AID ". =. Bacon, radicals,
arc to occupy the positions of Judges
therein, to which they we're elected
previous 70 Legislative demolition.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

~ The next session Of Mr.. John
r. Pisrce's school will commence On
the sth IF July. Mr. Pierce has
won for himself very enviable rep.
utsiion ~ gentleman aud instruct.
or, and j. worthy Of most liberal
support t-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

The B6ssau Of Crockett had ~ 4
couple Of men for srressing : negro
thief. without proper suthori.y, In
ing hem twenty-five dollars, which
he refused to lake il currency. d.
nanding specie, vhtch was paid.
That was one Of the clouds which
proved . "silvss lining to the
pockets Of the Bureau man.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

- Our young friend, WIN. II.
Mason, Esq, Of Je6srsoa, Tszas M
10 our town } few days ago, In At
tendance on ~ District Court. Il Is
really refreshing 70 bsAold ~ sailsg,
vsleoas saess Of the fbisadb u orr
boyhood's days, ia orr midst ssd
more particularly tAoss who Asvs
achieved for thsnssivs places Of
hoaer asa distiscsioa ~ wsil II ~
public - Tie soeial circle.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22
Time Is vingius ~ away
To our eternal hosnes -

To our eternal hcnes F"
AID Inst soon the minister Of Death
will place bis signet on our brows
aad bear ~ hence To Know that
soon we'll close our eyes on earthly
scenes, to open them in the sun light
rays Of eternal happiness, Or in the
dark aad dismal vaults Of irrsaedi-
abb voc, SD horrors unuttersbly
and indescrihably terrific
But il is pleasing to reject that
there b = gerI in man which will
survive ths changing seasons and the
worlds c'crthrow spark thst shall
exist when time itself Is done, and
sven ne faistsst echo Of it, latssa
syllable has persisted and been for
gotten that there Is an immortal
principle, etsrnal y the author Of it,
bsisg, that caa nsvss, never, never
dr."
How like ~ ssssoss h naa .
earthly dsssiay' His youth 10 like
~ fresh ssA bloomiag Spring his
bright, usessl, Asspy hosrs, il the
Summer Of his sxisssses; his ripened
ssd natursd year uart ~ Aston
.sl period Of big life aud H. in
Ar.iiss ssa ascrtpitaas Of ags, liks
H. cold aad ehssriess vinds or Win
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

sae necessary oath.
We .ss panied 70 learn ths. .l.s iie,.
NJ. W. G. Dunlap, who has fos sousc
aes with tho Presbytofizn churches Of
this city and Marahall, has felt II nsccs.
sary 10 soeept call from the Thslin
Street Chq1eh OF New Orleans, and
will noon permanently remove his resi-.
dsncc 70 thae city 4 minister Of great
practical eHperisncs and good sense, n
faithful, earnest aud laborious servant
Of his Master, = petite aad aasbls gen
usnaA, ". Dunlap has always 6eN
~ confidence Of lhe Christiaa public
Of this city, and has greatly cpdeared
himself 70 MI In The work 70 which Ais
bfs has been devoted. Il il, therefore,
: Soarce Of unmislsatsd regret b sll 81
bsst eitissos 49, s. feeh eeas1sNia>a n
eaes leave Of . connuaisy il whieh he
Il heM 10 sssh hkA rscsssk "a in
which - AeEs Z skass Of hi bssG DAYS
Aas hssn spsst-Jstsrsos Bsiletis.
Dsstrastivs storms have visited the
eosntiss II faaaia, Tanaa., kauf-
man, and Hopkins. several persons
were killed, and large number Of
fences and hoasss hleva do~n, and
much damage and destruction to cat
tls, crops, ste.
Johs G. Sneed killed hi sistsr In
Law, Mn. Ross Hamilton, in Hill
eossty, week bsfoss lest. She was
sa4ss his care, - res>s to whit her
rslattsas, vhea tbs iosl dtsd was
committed. She vas shot ia the
hssd. ssd had her heart piacsd, aaa
thsoaa cut The villain shscondea
with her money and Aorss.
The Crocket Ssatiasl says negro
mas went 70 he hssas Of Nr. Ross
for The purpose Of sDsasing hin
sp,' - goa stssigAtsaed " for his
paias.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

The collection Of all taxes In this
$ tate levied during the rebellion il
hereby forbidden Circular No. Is,
current series, from these Headquastsrs
refers exclusively 10 current taxes
ny command of l,reves-Majer Geu.
Grim.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

grown fat and saucy on :hc fruits Of
our toll, and should now begin to
make preparations to "ses up shop
for ourselves There is nothing to
hinder US, but the wantof disposition.
And there is no kind OF class Of man
ufaeturiug in which our people can
not engage with tho fairest prospcc Is
Of success With little experience,
70 shall be able 70 manufacture the
same article Of cotton or wooden
fabrics for less money than the most
highly favored corporation in the
North, from the simple fact that We
grow the great leading staple right
at our very doors; for although the
labor necessary 10 it, manufacture
nigh. BE- more costly, the increase Of
wages tohirslings would be more than
countsrbalanced BY the enormous
prices and psressssse We are paying
under the prssent regime for trans
portation to and from the far distant
factories, Ignoring entirely tho enor-
nous wastags which necessarily re-
suits from such course. Our State
il rich in minerals, No have the arost
piseries in the world, snaas good
water facilities A. the bsst nature
has blessed ~ most abundantly, asd
" We will but place our own shoulder
to the skccl, W eau roll our
yvnny but yinnt State out Of The
sioughs Of inaesion 10 the high roads
Of active prog rsssion, wealth, diesity
ard power. Will our people coe-
sidss this nasAss, md sst psonpely
aud wisely, or will sAsy continus %
slunber on their rights, and folding
their arns In listless indifference,
behold their neighbour grow rich
and great At our expense, whilst "
remain poor and weak We shall
revert TO this subject again,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22


through mistbrtunss and Affections
herself rsnaiaing faithful and
cAsnseles.. and feeling ia her crushed
asd bleeding heart, il tho very ni,isi
Of foul dsssrtioa and unmsritsd
wrongs, that 10 dear TO her 10 IL
idol Of her hcsra, aud the object Of
her love, hat With him aad for hin
she cosld ssasrs al sgonies sad
deaths, aud without his live bot .
lie Of grief and misery Undesirable.
Sssh j. ths picture Of woman :
hsart--a vonss's lovo-- M
aThs innostai glory which hath never
sst!"
Al nosAss, lister, lovsr, 80 stands
robsd in beauty, sad reminds % VI
" spplss Of sPld in pitchers ofsilvsr =
Bat "a . VITA abe stands uaequalsd,
IT, taragoa Of bssssy-shs iairss'
spseisss Of IL hastisrais II ~
/" Oivsr Of al good of earthly
joys
F." The bsss, he hskAsess Tie vssh s's,
~ : II ~ 100000 81
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
AN ORDINANCE

To amend m Ordinance entitled an Ordinance
tn regulate tho running Of Hackney Coaches
onn'buses, Carriages and other Vehicles iui
compensation, hire or reward, within the
Olly oi Lancaster 10y non'rcsidents Of said
CITY, passed July 29lh, 1858, aud to rcpra
sections three and four Of SAID Ordinance.
SrcrloN l. Be il ordained BIZ The GIN Council
Wthc city Of Lancaster, That sections three (3
and four (O OF Ru ordinance to regulate the
running ol hackney coUches, ommihllscs, CARR
ages and other vehicleS for compensation, hir,
or reward wthin the city Of Lancaster Icy non
residents Ot said city, passed july 20tl, 1865
he so amended MS to rend Ms fn lnws:
SEc. . That the Mayor of said ciiyis here
hy authorized, empowered and required N he
hNli OF said city tO grant and issUe llccnsc tt
continue for the term OF one year, for She oh
Jccts, pursuits aud business hereiiiGefOre spe
ctied, and before granting the same, to deter
mine and receive nom the applicant therefor
the following suns to-wti For every coacE
omnibus, carriage, buggy, or other vehicl,
drawn ny one hnrsc or other animal, for each
aud every year for which such liccl Sc shall b,
grinted, the sum Of Five (5l dollars: and fol
each aud every additional animal, the addi.
ti0nal sum OF Five (5) dollars, for each and eve.
ry year for which such lcence shall be issued
ny aforesaid.
SIC. B.. That any person or persons non.
residents as aforesaid, who shalibe guilty OF Il
violation OF this ordnance, or the ordinance tC
which this IL nmendutOW, shall, unOn cOnylc.
tion thereof before the Mayor, be Ged IN any
sum not exceeding Ten 40 dollars for each
AMI every 0tlenSe.
SEt, q That section three (3) and four ~
nfan Ordinance entitled m Ordinance to regll.
late the running Of hackney coaches, omni.
buses, carriages and other velIirles for compen.
sOtIon, hire or reward, within the city OF Lam
caster, 10y non residents OF said clly, passed
July 18th, 1893, be, aud the same are hereby. re.
pCUlcd, .s
SEe. &. That this Ordinance shalt he in
force from aud alter its passage and legal publ.
cation. JACOB ulIE, Il, Z, G.,
w.. !. K,So, City Clerk.
Ang. aD.lt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Teeth at New York Prices!

DR.. Won BoNHoRsT would return thanks
to the citizens fLancasterand vicinity forthe
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
his aesldence here, and would say that having
enlarged his Dental Establishment, and in.
creasedhis facilitiesfor doing Dentistry, he is
now prepared to do all kinds of Dental work
atless prices, and in better manner, than any
other establishment in the city.
Sets of Teeth atfrom $40 to 20, warranted to
give perfect satisfaction or no charge made
Teeth filled so as to preserve them through
life, atfrom one dollar upwards.
Dr.VoS BoSHoRsr's established reputation in
thiscty, as n first class DENTIST, is sufficient
guarantee that all work done by hun shall be
done in the hest possible manner.
H6-ln addition, he has secured the services
OF one Of tho best wOrkmen in the Fast
REFEREScE-7All the principalcitEcns ofLan.
caster.
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