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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

The oldest, longest tried, and
most improved Family Sowing
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--tho Grover 4 Baker stitch,
and also three thread embroider'
ing stitch, which can be attached
to any Wheeler g. Wilson Machine
Over 100000 now in use. Every
machine warranted.
The Ohio State Journal of thu
18th inst, says:
We think the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine has at last reach
ed perfection. The new attach
mcnt which has lately been in
vented for making three differen
stitches, makes it very complete
and while it has always stood fore
most as a Family Sewing Machine
we predict that it will now be use
almost universally.
II. E, Billinghurst, Agent. Ca
and examine. He will DO bapp
TO exhibit TO any one, whethe
Wishing to purchase or not, 34-ti
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

A SERENADE. "A most gratifying
experience was the beautiful scre.
made with which we were unex-
pectedly honored on Monday night,
by the Lancaster Brass Band
Their music is always fno-but to
bo made the special object of it, and
gently awakened from slumber by
its rich harmonies, as the melodious
tones float away upon tho Silly
night air, invest it with a acharm tc
which no language can DO justice
We heartily thank our friends for
tho compliment OF SO agreeable 8
treat.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21
A New Bridge.

The bridge across Greenvillo
Creek at the foot of Main Street, is
completed and travel has been 60
ing over it for the last two weeks
1t is a covered arched bridge OF
1O5 feet span with n projection on
each end OFF, feet, upon heavy
masonry, and above high water
mark. This bridge was built by
MIR. J r Brandt, OF Fairfield coun.
ty, after his own plan, and it is the
finest structure Of the kind in this
county. 1t is not only q great
credit to the builder, but it is alsc
a credit to misplace. Mr.. Brandt
is not only superior workman
but heis one of those drive ahead
men who are always an ornament
to his place. His work here was
completed in a very short timc, sc
short that We hardly knew We were
without bridge until the new one
sprang up. Mr.. Brandt leaves
here carrying with him the wei
wishes of all those who knew him.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

You can buy your school books.
ink, states, pens, &C., much cheap
er at TuthllI& & Rigby's Book store
than anywhere else in the county
Wilson's 5th reader at 81 81 and
others proportionably low. AL
the Grammars, Biographies, Spell
lers, McGuffy's Readers, &c, can
be had Of them very low. Having
by far the largest stock in the
city, they are prepared to furnish
dealers at the regular wholesale
rates, Extra fine steel pens at
IS cts per gross. Good lead pen
ellis 20 cts. per dozen. Ink, best
blue-hack, As cts. per dcz. States
from 80 cts. per doz up. Good note
paper at 81 95 per ream or 10 cts
per quire. School paper 50 50 or
Is cts per quire. 3i-2t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21
An Error Corrected.

Most practitioners and medicine
makers, in preparing pulmonary
medicine, use ingredients which
must be prescribed mot oitenel
than three or four times pei day;
the proper treatment in such cases
is to employ a medicine that it is
safe to use every fifteen minutes
the directions for Cough medicines
should be little and often" It's
the throat, not the stomach, tha,
requires treatment-this is the Sc
crct Of the SUCCESS OF Goes Cough
Balsam. "Take it, little and doftcn.
In very short time it has become
immensely popular.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

The ceremonies attending tho
funeral of our late respected fellow
citizen SAMUEL BEERY, were Oh.
served by very large conconrse
of people, attesting tho profound
esteem in which he was held by all
classes of citizens. They were con-
Quoted under the auspices of the
Odd Fellows fraternity, the mem
'bers of which were in attendance
in great force, Appropriate. and
excellent music was furnished dur,
ing the movement Of the imposing
procession by the Lancaster Band.
"A deeply impressive discourse was
delivered by Rev. ]. B. Helwig in
the Lutheran Church, which was
filled to overfowing with interest
cd auditors. The remains Of the
deceased were conveyed to luther
Cemetery, where the solemn rites
of ihterment peculiar TO the friend
ly Order, were performed, An ap'
propriate obituary notice appears
in another place.
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Splendid Works OF Art.

II will be seen by advertisement
in another column, that Mr.. George
NJ. Younghans, as Agent, proposes
to dispose Of a lot Of rare and beau.
ful specimens ofartistic handiwork,
on the gift distribution plan, in
this city, on the FIRST Of January
next. The articles arc now on ex.
hibition at Becks Drug Store and
Smiths Jewelry establishment
The principal object of attraction
among them is the large historical
picture, to be seen in one Of the
front windows at Beck's, and a,
round which clustered such crowds
of admirers at the late county fair.
A close inspection is required to
reveal the fact that it is hot an oil
painting of the finest description
and that is splendid effects are
wholly due to the skilltul use Of
beads, silk and worsted Of various
colors. 1t is q truly wonderful
monument of the time, labor, pa
tience and artistic talent required
for It's production, and to the lady
of Mr.. Younghans, by whose hands
the work was fabricated, must be
awarded the possession of high
order OF both artistic and mechan-
ical genus.
The historical event represented
by the picture is the attempted as
sassination of Peter the Great OF
Russia, which occurred during the
youth ofthe printe, in the convent
where he had been hidden by his
mother, to escape the murderous
designs of bis enemies. The assas'
sins employed by them had traced
the future founder of an empire to
this asylum, had gained admission
and-thence forward the story
of their attempt upon his life and
its signal Illustration is told by the
picture itself, ina manner that
words cannot improve upon.
The portrait of Washington, on
exhibition at Smiths, is of the same
sharactcr of work-and the Other
articles in the list are also of &
highly attractive kind, and worthy
the inspection Of the curious in
matters of art. Some fortunate in.
dividuals are destined to become
the possessors OF these valuable giftt
at mere bagatelle of expense.
We are authorized to state tha
a responsible gentleman is ready
to purchase the large picture at ,
handsome figure, should it be q
wardod to any one who may desire
thus todispose oft.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

MiLLERsPoRT RAILROAD MEET
1Ee.-Thc proceedings of an impor.
tant Railroad meetings held at Mil.
.lersport on Friday last, will be
foul nd in another column. II re-
quires no great amount of sagacity
to perceive that railroad once
completed between Newark and
Lancaster, would be vast benefit
TO both cities and 10 the country
along tho knoxville it would con
stitule o link in another. great
chain of railroad the Importance ot
which will be obvious TO all inform
>od as to tho geography and natur
al resources Of tho region through
which it would pass. Should the
financial condition of the country
remain prosperous, fcw years viii
witness changes of great magni'
'tude to the advantage of a portion
ofOhio hitherto kept in the back
ground in the way of public i'm
provement.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21
Accident Insurance.

A SUBSTANTIAL PROOF OF ITS
BENEFlTs.--Our former fellow. citi.
zen, Mr.. Smith Wilson, whose
murder at his residence in Pcnnes.
see was chronicled several months
since, had, previous to his removal
South taken out two thousand
dollar policy in the Columbus Ac-
cident Insurance Company. We
saw, yesterday, in the hands of B
f. Rcinmund, Esq. Agent of that
Company, a Bank draft on New
York for tho amount named, paya.
bio to the Secretary, and by him
endorsed to th e order Of Mrs. Will
son, the widow Of the murdered
man, and the same is now on its
way to her hands by mail. A pret
ty satisfactory evidence Of the abl.
lily and promptuess of this Com
pany.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21
Our CITY.

Some fifty new dwclling.bouscs
have been erected in Lancaster du-
ring the season now closing, as We
are informed by builders, beside tho
important business structures com
pletcd and near completion by
Messrs, T. Nithoff, ?. Rising, D..
Tallmadge and others. Nj. Ochs has
erected a large brick, to supply the
place of his extensive brewery de-
stroyed by fire last spring, and nu-
mcrous other building improvements
by private individuals are in prog
ress, which we are unable to emu
merate. In addition to all this, an
immense amount of work has been
done in tho remodeling, repairing
and painting of old structures, by
means of which the general aspect
of our city has been vastly i'm
proved.
In tho way of public improve
ment much has also been DONE
The grading of streets and the paw
ing OF sidewalks has been prosecn-
ted to an extent probably exceed
ing the work of any preceding
year. The contractors for the
stone work of the new Court House
are driving the work with energy
and the misses of rock lying scat
tered over the space around might
inspire tho belief that a battle Of
the Titans had transpirod or was
about to come off.
These and tho several turnpike
and railroad projects now com.
menced and in contemplation, &c
far toward removing from old Fair.
field and the city of Lancaster the
stigma Of old fogyism in matters Of
enterprise.
What our city now most needs is tho
addition of first class manufactur
ing establishments Of various kinds
to the already respectable number
in operation among us. This il
what will bring accessions to oul
population, infuse fresh vigor into
the old residents, mako times live
ly, increase and diversity the cur
rent of cash, and impart powerful
impulse to business OF all kinds
These we have faith to believe vii
como in due season. Even now th,
eyes ot many shrcwd calculator
is directed toward Lancaster as /
favorable sitc for future operations
in enterprises of tho kind we hav;
alluded to. If we continue pros
tperous as a Nation, our city i,
bound hereafter TO reap more tina,
her former limited share in th,
harvest Of general prosperity.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21
Lancaster and Newark Rail
Road.


The need of better facilities Of
transportation for the fertile and
largely producing section of our
State, between the Cities of Ian
caster and Newark, has long been
apparent and admitted. Enlarged
agriculture and production, and
increased population and general
business = each steadily augment.
ing, and to bo expanded, nov
combine in demanding a Rail Road
between those Cities, as essen yial
to present and prospective inter
osts, within the range Of the pro-
posed improvement.
Several gentlemen Of wealth and
public spirit, resident along the
conjectured route, arranged for a
preparatory meeting upon the sub
| joct, at Mllersport, in tho county
of Fairfield, on Friday, the 18th Of
November, 1867.
A meeting of friends Of the en-.
tcrprisO convened accordingly.
On motion of DR., o. 3. Davis,
John Gill, Esq, was called to the
Chair, and, on motion of the same
gentleman, Chas. Borland was ap.
pointed Secretary.
The meeting, being thus organ.
lied, then, upon motion Of Mr.. ID
Tallmadge, proceeded to the con.
sideration of the object, for the
promotion of which it had Assem-,
blcd,
On motion of Hon. P. B Ewing
1t was resolved first to determine
upon q namo for the proposoc
Company, and tho amount OF it
Capital Stock.
On motion of Mr.. J. r Mumaugh
1t was agreed that the name of the
Company should bo "The Lancas
ter and Newark Rail Road Com
pany," and that tho Capital Stock
thereof be Five Hundred Thousan,
Dollars.
On motion Of Mr.. J. H. Weak
10y, the following gontlomen wer
recommended as Corporators:
OF LancaSter-D. Tal!madgo, z
B. Ewing, j, r. Mumaugh, Chas
|. Borland, o. E. Davis, and G. Dres
bach.
OF Walnut town8hip-John Gil
E and S. G.. Bush.
OF HeJron-Jamcs Ewing an,
VIM. Kelsey.
or Newark-L. K. Warner, Wm
Shields.
The creating of the Certifcat
of Incorporation Of the Compan.
! was then proceeded with and per
= iected.
On motion of Mr.. B. NJ. Pugl
the newspapers, at Lancaster an,
{. Newark, were requested to pub
/ lish the foregoing proceedings.
: Whcreupon the meeting adjourn
ed. CHAs. BoRLAND, Sec'y.
M,LLERspoRT, Nov. 18th, 1867.
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The New National Map.

H. IL Lloyd's Grand Now Pan,
oramic Mapof the Upited States,
which was noticed in our last issue,
aud for the sale of which Mcssrs.
Corbin & StockmAn, General A.
gents, are now canvassing Fairfield
county, is a work that will be found
satisfactory in every respect. 1t
is in brief, q SPLENDID NATIONAL
MAP; its chief points of excel
lence may be summed up as fol-
lows:-1. The largeSt-nearly sc
square feet. Q. The most COM
plete-has all the new States and
Territories. 3. The most accurate
made from recent Government
surveys and documents that arc
reliable. 4. II G beSt for the times
shows the States, Territories
Railroads. 5. The most informa.
ton contains an Agricultural
Map, Physical Map, Ocean Cur.
rent Map, Census Tables, &c. 6
The most BeautbNI-it is brilliantly
colorcd by counties. Z. THE beSJ
WuStrated-has fine engravings
and is surrounded with a medal
lion border, in which arc set thirty
steel portraits of our great met
and generals. s. The Chedpest-
sold at before -the-war prices,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

The tremendous rush for new
Goods at Panic Prices has not a.
batcd in the least, as Douglass &
Coles store is thronged daily by
ladies who are carrying away
armsfull Of those beautiful Dress
Goods, Shawls, Blankets, Muslins,
Calicoes &C., which are now SELL
ing at lower prices than ever be-
fore offered in this City. Anoth.
er large invoice Of Shawls just re-
ceived, call and sec thom. [35.lt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

We copy the following from the
-GreenviIle, Darke County, Journal.
We rejoice to nOte tho evidences
of the extending reputation of our
fellow citizen Mr.. Biandt, as a
skillful bridge. builder, and to be
able to express the conviction that
all that is here said Of him is we'll
deserved
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Reading Room.

A lumber of the young men OF
this city have taken in hand the
project of establishing Reading
Room, for the benefit of themselves
and others. They respectfully ask
tho assistance and cooperation Of
all who are favorable to SO lauda.
BILE an object.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

Lieutenant James Pike, First
United States Cavalry, was shot
and dangerously, if not fatally
wounded, near Camp Logan, Ore
gon, on the Sd of October. Hc was
in command of a squad, pursuing
Indians, and upon discovering them,
charged with yell, and fred
Tho Indians fled, ono ofthcm dropS
ping his rife. Lieutenant Pike
picked up the rlfo and struck il
upon rock to render it useless,
when it discharged, the ball enter.
ing his thigh and causing a dan
gerous wound. Lieutenant Pike is
remembered as Sergeant Pike, oi
Hillsboro, who distinguished him
self both as a soldier and scout in
the war.
P. S.-Lieut. Pike has since died
Of his wound.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21
MARRIED..

WILBER-LITTLE-on tho 18th inst. at the
residence OF the brido's parents in this city 10y
the Rev. tieo. II. Webster, Mr.. Geo. II. Wllber
ofMorrow, OHIO, and Miss Mary A. Little
Observation-Disclosures Rev.. J. W
walkey, at the residence of the brides pa
rents, In Liberty township, Fairfield Coz ONO
Mr.. John Hansberger and Miss Hannah u
N yefH
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21
Glnssware 1nd.Onecnawnrc,

Glassware and,Queenswarc,
Just opened atStewart's, in Greche's s
block, opposite TalImadge House,
Lancaster, Ohio. The largest stock
ever brought here. All Of which
will be closed out at Wholesale and
Retail, without regard tocost. Also
Table Cutlery, Spoons, Coal Oil
Lamps, Lamp Chimneys and Oil.
Sept. &c. lSG7-3m.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

The most elegant designs Of
Plated goods, consisting of Tea
Sets, Urns, Butter and Berry dish
es, Castors, Cake and Card Bas-
kets, GobIets, Mugs, Cake, Fish,
Fruit and Butter Knives, Ice Pitch
erS, Walters, Knives, Forks aud
Spoons for sale at Geo. II. Smiths.
G34-2t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21
ORITUARY.

DIED Samuel Beery, at his
residence in Lancaster, Ohio, on
the 10Th of Nov, 1867, aged 67
years, 8 months and % days. The
deceased was born in Rockingham
Co. Va. in the year 1900. He came
to Fairfield CO., Ohio, with his IA
thcr in 1908. He came to Laneas-
ter in 1919 and was resident Cf
the town 49 years. Mr.. Beery
possessed many virtues by which
he will long be remembered. lie
was II good citizen and kind and
true friend. lie was a member OF
the English Lutheran Church OF
Lancaster, and was constant and
faithful to all his engagements as
a christian. He was II kind hus.
band and an atfectionate and in
duIgent parent. In his departure
a wife, three children, two brothers
and largo concourse of other
friends are added TO the number
of the bcrcaved. He was u mem.
Der also Of the Order of Odd Eel,
lows, of which there was n large
attendance at his funeral, which
took place from the church above
named on Sabbath, Nov. II. II.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

&C. Burr, tho filthy Copper.
head lecturer and editor of the Old
Guard magazine, says in a recent
number of that organ of Democrat
ic literature that "whatever this
present hour may say, Booths name
will sit by the side OF that Of Brutus
in history"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

A large assortment of Swiss
Watches-Diamond, Garnet, Pearl,
Emerald and Amethyst Rings
genuine stones for sale at Geo. II
Smith 8. 34-2t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

PUMpKINs,-Tho proprietors Of
the Gazette acknowledge the re-
ceipt of a lot of fine sweet pump.
kins, through. the liberality of Mr.
J.F. Crumley, valued subscriber
We have tried them, and found
them to be of very superior quail
fu
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

The Pacific Railroad was opened
to Cheyenne at the foot of the
Rocky Mountains on Wednesday
of last week with a grand jubilee
by railroad men and citizens.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

The Gettysburg (Pennsylvania)
Star and Sentinel says that pre-.
vious TO the late October election the
Democracy sounded" Gen. Meade
as 10 his Presidential aspirations
The Democrats presented the case
to the General, and urged him to
become their candidate. He re-
piled in about the following Ian
guage First-He preferred his
present position, a Major General
in the regular army. Second-Ht
had no taste for the du ties of the
Presidency. Third = He called
himself Republican, and intended
voting the Republican ticket a
the October election.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

WThe new advertisements in.
serted this week are commended
to the attention of all readers.
They will bo found to contain
matter OF interest to many.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

We would direct special alton
ton TO tho Cincinnati advertise
mont of Messrs. FIagg & Resor,-
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21
NOTICE.

A GENTS WANTED-s2N per month
n TnE YEAR ROUND, or 900 por cent profit on
Commisson. We guarantee the above salary or
commission to active, industrious agents at
theirown homes, to introduce an arhcla OF ~, ~,
0,snsn,ab,s utility in every household. For full
particulars call on or address
G. W. JACKSON ( Co.,
Nov. 1-Aw. II South 90, Baltimore, Nd
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

For Photograph Albums, Port
mounaics, Pocket Books, and Gold
Pens, 90 to A. Brenneman' $ Book
Store. He has the best and cheap
est. 33-3w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

WHITE PINE COMPOUND is safe
sure, reliable in all diseases of the
Throat, Lungs, and Kidneys. If
takon-at the commencement Of Ell.
ther of these complaints, reliet is
not only certain, but sure cure
will be obtained.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21
NaDTMCE.

ID OBERT r. Church, whose last. known
aud whose present place OF residence is I'M
known, is notified that Hannah u. Church on
August LIST, 1867, fled her Petition against HIM
In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Com
the said Robert X. Church with wilful abseDco
and gross neglect Of duty for more than three
wears, and with adultery on May LIST, 1868. and
on divers other days since that time, al said
Washington City, and praying to De divorced
from the SAID RobertR. Chureh-which pettlon
viii I,e for hearing at the next term OF SAID
Court J. D. NANDbhAhA'N'"iA'
Oet. nth, 19dT-ev.
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Oct. alst, 1867

The business Of Milingwill be continued by
J. r. Mumaugh, aud having
determined to devote particular attention to
custom work, and having thoroughly repaired
enced and competent miller, aatter myself that
can give sati sfaction to all who mas favor me
win i'm tSeir work. warrant all work done at my
mill, and when good sound grainis furnished
iithe work is not satisfactory return IL 'othe
"'I 4 viii AZ oil times pay the highest market
price in en- sh tor Wheat, Buckwheat, Rye, and
Rest hmiiyfionr ~ tho sack or hhl. Buck,
,vheat donr, corn meal, Iiom'ny and mil-foeu
furnished to families in any part nirne Guy; s,.yS;u
Oct. AZ, 1857, ,-t4w.
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For School Books, Writing Pa.
per, Envelopes. States, Ink, &c.
cheap, go to A. Brenneman's Book
Store. He keeps the best assort-
ment in the city. 33-3w.
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o. p. TONG. CoIumbus. Ohio

y. Il. TONG, COLUMBUS, ONO,
sold To Jesse Parsons, Of this city, the follow
ing prone rty:
FIVE LOTS wfTn LARGE HOTEL md
other Improvements. One Lot with large
dwelling in Carroll, OHIO.
AlsO-Thrteen vacant Lots Tith small tract
Of land, al jon ming said town.
Mr. Tong has other valuable Lots and other
property for sale, or will trade for good Iowa
or Illino. land. Enquire Of Theodore Tong IN
Lancaster, Ohio, or Of the subscrberin colnm-
bus, Ohio. y. 7. ToNG'
Nov I4.2U
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

We arc under renewed obliga-
tions to Tbos, Ewing, of Silver
City, for late Idaho, Oregon and
Nevada papers-to w. P. Foster,
ofSt. Louis, for late Dailies Of that
city, and to Lieut.. f, ii. Parsons,
Washington City, for late copies Of
the Morning Chronicle.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

The smokiness of the atmos-
phcro yesterday was remarkable.
Big fires somowherc-in the woods,
probably.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21
Rents thCm All.

Wherever "Barrett's Hair Restor-
ative" is introduced, it is driving
all others from tho market. Moth
Ing like it.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-21

Sheet Music and musical materi
ais of all kinds-Genuine italian
and Padua Strings.ior sale at Geo.
II. Smiths. [34-5t.
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Geo. II. Smith sells s day and 80
hour weight and spring Clocks Of
every variety at the lowest figures
G3l-2t.