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Evening star., 1868-02-22

ATTENTION is called to the card OF the Wash
ington and Georgetown Ice Company, under
the head "City Items," to-day.
Evening star., 1868-02-22

TEE ORIGINAL FRANC. fsi+m
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PtEon1sE 6NLY Ne bEsr.


Inamalorify 0fadgerlsed bitieTs important
iugre iiehts, the neceeItyof whichare plainly
Indicated, are omitted, beeausc Of their high
prices; IN Others, theprobortlons and eorDbi-
nations ofthe Ingredients are In doaaDce Of aiI
settled principles ofpharmaceuticale chemistry
others, again, are mere siaTns. made up Of poor
whisky slightly biftoreG with aloes and color
edin such manner as 70 deceive the unwsrg,
and are 30 nauseailng - TO DC unworthy oi
criticism, and 70 the patient the remedy ~
worse than the disease, while years Of expert
ence and tnal have proven Or. Robaek' gst9Ds-
aeL Bitter to be, ,jutas recommended, one Of
the best remedies extant where aoBlaehie
tonic aad siiautant are required. They never
Ito strengthen the weak, impart vgor 10
the strong, and are, IN every particular, just
whpt stomach bltters ought 10 De. n you
have symptoms Of Dyspepsia, take them freely
to aiddigestion. Hyou reside in bilious DIS
tricls, they should be trken as sure preyen.
<ion Of Bilious Fever and Fever and Ague, I.iy-
or Complaint, Jaundice, and IN All thaL class
ofdisea.es where there is general depression
Of the nervous system, loss OF muscular ener-
gy, weakness, lassitude, want ofappetite, faint.
ness, chilly sensations and aching ofthebones,
&c. And, as remedy for female weakness
LqNkorrhosa, or Rhites, Ro6aek's Bttecs have
no equal. They are prepared with special ref.
erence to thscomplaint, and actllke charm.
A few days trial will satisfy the most sceptca
of the real merits OF this realty valuable medi'
cine. Sold by @. G. Beck, Druggist.
| May 2s, IsGs-Im
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Gratifying Thing.

That youngest "bub. Of ours gets
avery neat notice in tho Cincin-
natl Commercial Of the 13lh inst.
The editor is noticing the pictures
in the Exhibition ofthe Academy
Of Fine Arts in that city. and says:
An honest, truthful and most
loveablo picture is "Newport by the
Sea" which is the work Of ma.
tive ofour State, who has emigra-
ted to New York. Mr.. Griswold's
name is not 50 well known here as
in the East, where he is regarded
as one Of the most promising Of
the youngest artists. A picture
called "The breaking up Of the
ice," and which was descriptive OF
that event on tho Hudson River,
in the spring Of the year. gained
so much attention, that Mr.. Girls,
void was at once elected an Acad.
emician. Tho picture before rs
embraces a sweep ofrough pasture
land, beyond which the eye fol-
lows the line of the second BREACH y
which is washed by the sea, a qui.
ct gray sky comes down to the
horizon of blue water and com
pletes q picture which is worthy
to be placed in the choicest collcc-
Ltion.
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The New-Clothes Washer.

Our readers will notice o par.
agrarh on our first page, relative
.toa newly.inventcd apparatus for
cleansing clothing-also the notice
of Mr.. Geo. Smith concerning the
same affair, in local notice column.
We have had the apparatus in OPP
GRAFTON at our residence on the oc-
cassion Of doing one heavy wash
ing, and are constrained to say
that We are pleased with its per-
formance. Our better half, who
has heretofore been inveterately
.prejudiced against every descrip-
ton ofpatent washing.machine is
we'll nigh convinced that The great
means ofrelief from the, most Ia.
borious portion of working women'f
duties has been found at last. II
further trial shall confirm this
opinion, and the public generally
be led to adopt tho Same view and
the use of the new apparatus, the
benefit to the economy Of house
hold operations will bo almost in.
calculable.s
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A Good job.

Wetook stroll, o few days since.
over a portion Of the work lately
completed by JESSE ANDERSON, Of
this city, contractor on the G. and
Fl. Y. Railroad for the part Of its
line running through and adjoin-
ing Lancaster. A section Of q mile
and a half, west of the canal, was
graded by Mr.. Anderson last sea-
son, and it is believed that o better
job of the kind cannot be found on
tho entire length ofthe road, unless
it be the mile he has just complet
cd through tho city and south to
the neighborhood Of Deeds Mill. ~
The change made in the appear
ance Of things on thecity portion Of
the line, in the neighborhood of the
@. and q. r. r. depot, is very strik-
ing. tits as lfby one tremendous
charge ofsome vast scraper, houses,
barns, fences and surface earth had
been clean sweptaway. Along an |
wide open space now where lately
stood rows of dwellings,. shows that
some work has been done, and dis.
plays TO advantage the commod-
ious character of the site of the dc.
pot grounds for the new Railroad
The dirt which has been removed
from here has been employed by
Mr.. Anderson in throwing up the
heavy cnbankment on that portion
Of his job south Of the Q. and q. r.
r.
Our friend JESSE has done cred
1t to his abilities as q grader O
railroads, and We doubt not the
five miles of turnpike on which he
is engaged between this city and
Cedar Hill, in Amanda township
will bo found an equally satisfac
tory job.
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ceIebration Of the cath.


"Wednesday next is likely to be
a great day in the annals Of public
celebrations in Lancaster. The
programme for the grand Mason
10 festival Of that day is promulga-
ted, and is full of the indications
ofa sensational and interesting dis
play. Gen. J. A. Stafford is to be
Chief Marshal ofthe day, with H.
W. Carpenter, J. r. Mumaugh md
Col. J. M. Connell for Assistants.
The procession will form, at the
signal to be given by the City Hall
bell, on Broad Street below Main.
1t will move on Broad north to
Mulberry, East on Mulberry to
High, South on High TO Main,
West on Main to Columbus, North
on Columbus to Corporation line,
and East on Corporation line to
tho Grove at Mt. Pleasant. AT
that place the proceedings will con-
.sist Of Music by Mentors Band;
the Dedication Ceremonies by NJ.
w. VIM. J. Reese, Special Grand
Master; Free I'inner to all Ma
sops, their Wives and Children;
Orat ion. by Mills Gardner, Grand
Orator; Doxology, and Bonedic.
ton; after which the Procession
will reform and escort the M. W,
Grand Lodge to the City Hall,
where the different bodies will be
dismissed.
As sequel to the festivities Of
the day, there will be a Grand ball
at the City Hall in tho Evening
music by Menter,s band. This
promises to be tho. greatest affair
of the kind ever seen in Lancas
ter.
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The TIME FOR CAUTION AND
WAroHFULNEss.-Ou Our city has been
for remarkable period exempt
from the depredations of burglars
and thieves, while at almost every
other point We read of their daily
and nightly occurrence, Thisstate
of things is likely tosthrow our
citizens off their guard, and create
a fine field for the operations Of the
rascals when they do make their
onslaught, which may certainly be
expected sooner or later. We ad-
wise our citizens to look we'll
to the security of their valuables
at all times-and at all times to
be prepared to give rogucs fitting
reception.
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Evening of the 24th--Grand
Ball.

The crownipg achievement of
our friend Gust. Gebelein, in the pc
cnliar limo in which be has acquir-
cd so high reputation with amuse-
ment-loyers throughout wide re-
gion, will doubtless be the
Grand Ball, to come off at the City
Hall on Wednesday evening next
Sush preparations for ensuring a
success have never before been be-
slowed on an enterprise Of tho kind
in our city. The splendid music
of Menter's Band for the occasion,
with the names of the gentlemen
composing theseveral committees,
and the programme Of tho dancing,
as published and widely disscmi-
mated among our community, af-
ford guaranty that the affair will
be entirely respectable, and pro-
ductiye Of much enjoyment.
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Fourth Of Juiy---Picnic!


The prominent event of The com.
ing national anniversary in this
vicinity, from present. indications,
viii be the pic mic to be given by
the ladies OF tho congregation Of
st Mary's Catholic Church. The
scene of the affair will be beauti-
ful grove in tho immediate neigh
borhood.of the city, accessible by a
special train Of cars which is ox.
pected to run between tho two
points during the progress of the
festival, II will doubtless be a de-
lightful and enjoyable OCCASION
no untoward. circumstances inter-
posing-as first class refreshments
and music will bo provided, with
facilities for various unexception
able amusements.
A regular and detailed pro-
grammo will soon be circulated for
the information of the public.
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IA Snccess,

. -.
The Strawberry Festival of Fri
day and Saturday evenings Of last
week, las is always the case when
the ladies Of Lancaster undertake
any enterprise in earnest-was a
complete success. A handsome
sum was realized for the benefit OF
the Y. NJ. G. A, which must bo
gratifying to all interested in the
true progress of our city-and a
season Of rare social enjoyment
was afforded the citizens who par
ticipated.
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Lieut.. G. d. stambaugIi.

We find a complimentary refer
ence to this promising young off.
Ger in q letter to the GAINESVILLE
Courier. dated Cheyenne, May Sth.
Referring to the dcpredations Of
hostile Indians. the writer says:
The next we heard of them was
on the U. P. r. r. near Antelope
station, whore two employees Of the
Co., were killed and ono scalped,
one being a red haired man was
not deprived of his hair. Both
bodies were filled with arrows.
Their remains were brought to
this place and buried. Next q
large number Of cattle belonging
TO q firm in this city was stamped
ed within ten miles of tho town.
OF the two horsemen, one was SC,
veroly wounded. 1t. Stambaugh,
of the Cd U. S Cavalry, with a de-
tachment followed, and recovered
a large number of the cattle. The
Lieutenant is from Lancaster, in
your neighboring county, and is a
young man Of great promise and
energy.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR A GOOD
INvEsTMET.-The valuable Latta
farm, one milo west Of this city,
with Grist Mill, is offered for sale,
as will be seen by reference to ad.
vortisement in this paper. Any
ono desiring to obtain a fine farm,
in the very suburbs of tho city, Of
superior quality in every respect,
will evincc sagacity in not allow
ing this opportunity to escape, for
another such is not likely soon to
occur.
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New York Market.
New YORK, juno Is

Flour-clOscd dull, with a declining tom
dency.
Wheat-Closed in favor of buyers, with a
limited export demand ats2 Oo92 10 for No. 2
Spring.
Kye-Dull and heavy at 81 o59l o5H for
good toprime parcels.
Oats-Dulland heavya sa1 1l@s315c, in store,
and si15c, aaoat, for Western.
Corn--Dull and heavy at 81 OF for mixed
Western afioat.
Pork-ouiet and steady at s2S 25@2s 81 for
Mess, cash and regular.
Beef-QuIet and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Dull.
BacOn-Nominal.
Lard--Qniet and steady at l71S9lF4c for
fair to prime steam.
Eggs-Moderately active at 2G@27c.
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Fairfield Union Academy.

THE Eighth Annual Exhibition
Of this Institution takes place TO-
MORROW, beginning at 9 o'clock
A. M.--afternoon exercises at II
o'clock. The scene of operations
WILDE a grove Oar Pleasantvillc,,
aud the programme gives promise
ofa highly interesting occasion.
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New York Cattle Market.
New York, June Is.

The erecelpts of cattle during the week were
Beeves G,574; Sheep and LAMBS 1913: Hogs
1886. The market opened depressed, but
closed frmer under moderate offerings and a
fair demand.
Beef-Extra held at l794@lsc prime 17@
H14ci fair to good, l6AGle}4c /; inferior and
ordinary l4@tGc
Sheep and Lnmbs-Lombs are quiet and
1aclower. Sheep lower; prices range from 9JS
to re for inferiorto extrp. sheared Lambs
lO@l4c.
Hogs-Hoes, which became frmer during
the latter part OF last week, closed steady to-
day, with sales at s@914c.
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HoNoa 70 \ FArnrIELp CouNr,

HoNoR TO A FAIRFIELD COUNTY
SoLDlER.--We see by the Law.
rencoburgh Tnd J Press Of the 4tb
inst, that Lieut.. JAMES g. DARI,
MER, formerly of this county, has
received the Republican nomina.
ton for Representative to the State
legislature from Dearborn county.
His many acquaintances and friends
in Old. Fairfield will rejoice at this
mark Of the esteem in which he is 80
doservedly held in the community
in which he has taken up his resi.
dence-and unite in wishing him
the success to which his excellent
character, his intelligence and his
patriotism cntitle him. Lieut.. Lar.
inner was, wo are informed, the
first soldier to enlist from Rush.
creek township in this county in
the late war, going into Capt. Stat
ford's company Of three months
mon, and afterwards serving three
years in the 18th O. v. 1. in the
company Of Capt. B. Butterfield,
coming out aFirst- Lieutenant
His record as . soldier was first
class; his character as a citizen
equally meritorious; and we know
that we speak the sentiment Of nu-
merous friends in saying that Il
will greatly rejoice us to receive
the intelligence Of bis election in.
October. 6.
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CINCINNATI Market.
CINCINNATI Inna Ii.

OlNClNNATl, june 10.
Fiour-Dull and prices irregular family at
so 5O@l0.
Wheat-Unsettled. No. l wheat is not
salable at better than So, but it is holdat S2.lO
I sample Of new was exhibited on Change to-
day from Tennessee; the quality is excellent,
Corn-Unchanged and quiet at 93@o5c for
ear and shelled.
Oats-pull at 73@75c for No. 2and !.
Kye-Dull at 81 SO@i 85.
PrOvisions-Firm bnt quiet.
Mess Pork-In moderate demand at s2S
Bulk Meats-Firm at i2Gli94c.
Bacon--Quiet, at l3c fer shoulders, and lGIS
cite for clearrib and clear sides, with sales o
10 hhds at the quotations., buyers option fol
the last half of this month. :"
Lard-Dull at17A@l1Lc.
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LAUBENHEIMER.-This was what
the label said, on the bottle brought
by Gust. Gebelein to the Gazette
Office the other day. The cork
was drawn, and sure enough,
t'Laubenheimer" was "at homo"
But hc was called out just then,
and we had hardly time to make
his acquaintance before having to
sayagood bye"
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To My Old Customers and the
Public.

I am just receiving fresh stock
Of Spring and Summer Goods,
comprising q full line Of Foreign
and Domestic Cloths, CdSSimeres,
VeStings, Jeans, SdtiaetS, TiceedS,
Cottonddes, MuSlins, Checks, Den
inns, Hats, Caps, Iranks and Va
Uses, together with q full line OF
Gents Furnishing Goods.
l also keep constantly on hand a
large stock of Mems and Boys
Clothing, which / will warrant to
be of my own manufacture and
made in good style.
Those wanting Clothing mado to
order, will do we'll to call, as |
have secured tho services of IL. G.
Trout, (see card below,) well
known in this community as a
frst.class Cutter, and master Of
his profession.
t5r0ur workmen arc excellcd
by none. -6sa
Thanking you for past fayors,
and desiring continuance Of the
same, / shall over cndcayor to
please, both in price and quality
Of goods.
/ remain, yours truly,
0RRIN Il. PETERS.
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IMPROVED Tho fronts of the
First National Bank building and
of tho Mithoff House, have received
coats Of paint Of an agreeable hue,
adding very much to tho neatncss
aud beauty Of theirappearancG
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Mnsonic Noticc.

Tho GRAND LoDG Z will meet and be open
cd in ample form, in the city Hall, ofLancaster,
on The morning Of June 2ith, inst.,, at II
O'Clock, precisely, The Brethren who lave
been invited to participate will be punctualin
thefrattendance.a atthe hour Of meeting.
BY order ofthe NJ. W Grand Master.
o. e.. DAVIS, Grand Marshal.
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Gold Pens! Gold Pens!
: Ifyou want a No. | Gold Pen,
go to Butch's.
Also good assortment Of Masonic
emblem pins. lt*. :
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Copious rains have fallen in this
vicinity since Monday, and the
soil is saturated to the deepest
roots of vegetation, communicating
to its growth a vast impulse. Eve
ry thing looks well.
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You CAN FIND almost any kind
of Watch now made, at Butch's.
lie keeps the best il the market.
sOmo very good time.kecpers for
sS. jc1l.3t.
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CentraI Committeo Meeting.

The Union Republican Central
Committee Of Fairfield County will
meet for the transaction Of business,
in Lancaster, on Saturday juno
27th-the day of the County Con-
tention--at 10 o'clock, A. M
Promptness in attendance is ex,
pectcd on the part Of all the MON.
bcrs.
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spcckst SpeCIks spocItst.
The very best at Buteh's. [12-3t.
Queensware StOre---New AR
rnngement.

STEWART &soN, Wholesale and Retail deal
ersin orocSery and Qaeensware, Green's Block
Main street, have just opened the most COM
plete stock ofQueensware ever rofered for sale
in this community and at greatly reduced
prices. GLASS WARE Of every style, TEA
sETfs Of elegant new designs, LAMPS and
of all sizes, shapes and prices, Ia
BILE CUTLERY, COAL OLA [Apr. 9-sm,l
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MARRIED.

ocK-sT1KER-AttheT Tallmadge ohsc,
IN Lancaster, o., by Rev. II, S. Snodgr.iss, une
10Th, 1868, John, Smock, Of Logan, Hooking
county, ONO and Mary Stiker, .proprietress OF
TIE Wilson House IN Bremen, Ohio.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Something New and Nobby.
Another largeinvoice ofSummer
Hats just received at Brooks Hat
Store, which will be offered at great
bargains. 10-4t.
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OBITUARY..

Y0UNG--Maggie Jerusha, the daughter OF
James and Nancy Young, aged 20 years,
months day.
The deceased was member of the Presbv-
terian church, and much loved by all who knew
her, On the 18th Of June, she fell asleep in
Jesus.
"She rests IN the valley so sweet"
SIS
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AcfhcUs WITHOUT oLowN would bono ch-
Gus at all in the estimation ofthe ooys. Aman
suffering from scrofulous. Humor in the
Blood is only suffering needlessly, when few
bottles Of Or. y. W. Poland's Humor Doctor
will effect cure.
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A Look Through

the Jcwelry shop Of L. @. Butch
will convince skeptics that he has
a-good stock of goods-and can
sell them low down in price. El2.3
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Ia CARD.

Having dissolved my business
connection with the firm of Rising,
Miller & Scipol, will bo found, on
and after tho 10th of March, with
Orrin e. Peters, where | will bo
pleased to sec all my old friends
and customers, with as many new
ones as may favor me with a call,
and all can rest assured that the
samo desire to please which has
governed me heretofore, will con-
tinue to influence my endeavors in
the future. Ill. g. TROUT.
March 18th, 1868.
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The strawberry season is draw
ing to close. Tho crop was not
large, yet tho price has beon but
about 10 cts per, quart from the
start.
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Z NATuRE's ASSISTANT is fouhd in the Irhite
Tine Compound, as connected with all Pulrnon-
airy Complaints and Kidney troubles. 1t heals,
strengthens and removes the disease, and adds
an increased vitality to the part affected.
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TnE TREASON why MIslILER's HERB BIT
TIERS cures so many different diseases, is be-
cause it Is the best remedy for deranged
stomach or Dyspepsia, now known, and be-
causeitlnvigoraiesthe entire system, strength
ems the nervous fbres, elevates the standard Of
all the vital lforees,and sustains most health
fultone of the entire human org ganism. Med
icne thatwill do thls,wil cure any disease
for the simple reason, that nature will do the
rest.
We guarantee, that no woman or child, how =
ever pale and cmaciated, can use these Bitters
regularly for twenty-one days,without there
turn ofthe rosy cheeks and fair compile xion
Characteristic ofgood health.
Sold by all Druggistsond Dealers.
DIR. s. B. HARTMAN & CO., Proprictors,
LANCASTER, PA and CHICAGO, lLIISoIs.
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"A C=1rdn---1 would most respectfully inform all my old
that have again started in the Grocery bust
having associated with myself Mr. WM MARTIN and would
happy again have the opportunity supplying them and
ny may choose come with all goods usually Kept e
Thankful for past favo solicit continuance of the
Lancaster april ., 6S.-1y. CdAS. PAIRAN.
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By order of.tho President.

Our readers will bear in mind
the Grand Concert, at City Hall,
on Tuesday euening nert, by Men
ter's celebrated Brass Band of
Cincinnati.
See programme in another col.
umn.
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.'The Dearest Thing

You ever knew within human door" is "Bar-
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorative"
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Thermometers hereabouts de-
no.ed 93o Of heat on Saturday, and
95o on Monday, in the shade.
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TIE KIRBY
REAPER & MOWER,

w.n,,s..,,,..d an :. c....s.aa =.
~ HHus's,tu.eeo .eo " y ~ VspVns.h ~, All-
..'tl,, ?, i.,tne of, 'n4l nwtefs hnu nAnuise-
I.,eis. " f9. AZ sehIleoIJ - 10" eAeiu.
S'fs.1 yVl'',"nea'
o 700 sold In 1907 Over $4,000
Ia Use,
The constantly jnereasiny demand. IL con.
ylnc,up Droof Of its merit,
Great Jmpfoyements over tho ,.K,rty Of
former years. A new. hliser L5r, with omen
SiesI Gnards. Castor Gystin wheel. and The
Improved Reel Rake, wlth othcrs Of minor
in,i,ortanee All of winch have been thoronghi iv
tested, and keep the IlItIy ahead N iii eorn.
uetitIon. Our tnannEnetn ring fsctIttles enable
n 10 make 4 BgrTwf Micu1sg. and sffyrd 10
sell II At a LowEa PAicE than any other IN the
World.
'
a Is'e Hea'ons 'ehyfSs h'cey isihe ossf Ns'i''"e
for FanHers % Bpv;
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
will Immediately relieve and per-
manently cure the mostaggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour
stomach, s. Constipation, and all
diseases of thestomach and bowels.
Physicians, clergymen and all who
use it, join in unbounded praise of
its great virtues. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Price s1.OO. 1871
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
Mammoth Bottles only rs Cts.

For full line Of sugars at low prices, GOto
Carty.& Smalley's. ll-3t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

PARTICULAR ATTENTION given
to saving the Natural teeih,a at DIR. yos Bos-
HoRsr's, second floor Rsng's Buildingzrooms
over Pairan & Martin's Grocery Store. 6-tf.