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to any who may call on him.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March ~.
FLOUR--Unch nchanged; family
$40 75@l1.
WHEAT--Dull and unchanged
CORN-In fair demand at SEC
for ear and sheled.
OATS-Dull at So, but buyers
do not offer better than CSC.
RYE-s1 75@l 78.
BARLEY Scarce and wanted
and prices are higher; choice iall
sold at SO 85.
MESS PORK--s24 1925 90.
BULK MEAT--105@l2sc; hold
ers asking 8c. higher.
BACON--Sales at 1c for sboul-
ders, l4@l49c for clear rib and clear
Sides
LARD--In good demand at l6.
BUTTER Scarce at from 4S@'
50.
EGGS-Held at 23c.
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Tho Young Mems Christian As.

Tho Young Mems Christian As
soeiatiOn Of our place, We under
stand, is now fairly organized and
in successful operation having
rented acommodious room 10 Ris.
ing's new block, which is to bO the
place Of meeting on and after Taes.
day evening Of next week.
We bcspeak for this Association
hearty response from our citizens
We learn that the Association wants
furniture for its room, chairs,
tables, stands, book cases and books.
Persons having any Of these that
they can spare will encourage a
noble enterprise by presenting
them 10 the Association. Rev. Mr..
TAFT, G. II. WILLIAMS, and A. T.
SToKER have been appointed a
committee to receive all donations,
whether of furniture, books or
money.
A proper record will bc kept Of
all property, books or money Civ
en-, together with the names Of the
donors.
Money will bc needed to furnish
the room With Periodicals, as il is
proposed to have first class read
ing room; and we hope many
friends will come forward to en- /,
courage this enterprise. 1t is jnst
what we need at this time; while
our city is waking with new life
and energy, and everything has an
upward tendency, VIC want an eff
fort put forth for the moral and re.
ligious welfare of the young.
Here there is chance to do
good.
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NEW YoRK, March 23.

NEW YORK, Marcn 20.
FLOUR-Closed steady, with a
moderate demand.
WHEAT-No Nominally unchang-
cd.
RYE-Nominal at 81 s0a1 So.
OATS-Very firm at 84c for
Western in store.
CORN--Dull atS1 27a1 2S for
mixed Western aAoat and 81 28a
1 2SA old mixed western.
PORK-Quiet and steady; S24.
95a25 for new mess, foI cash and
regular; S24 9Oa25 for April, and
1926 25a25 371 for May.
BEEF Moderately IN demand
and active.
CUT MEATS -Steady and qui.
At
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Our young friend DR.. J. R.
BECK, has launched his bark on
. the professional sea and proposes
heneeforth 10 paddle his own ca
moo" The DR.. graduated about q
year since at tan eminent philadol.
phia Medical Institution, and most
Of 1.-The time since has been connec-
xed, ina a professional partnership
with DR.. WAGENHALs, Of this city.
his many friends will unite in
wishing him the success duo to his
attachments, zeal and industry in
his profession. See card elsewhere
IN connection with dissolution no.
tice.
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New Hardware Firm.

A dissolution of. the firm Of Nit
hoff, Kuhns & Co, having taken
place, the old Weaver Hardware
stand is now hy new firm, con-
sisting Of Messrs. G. A. MITHoFr
and CHARLES CREED, See their
announcement in advertising col
nmns.
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PERsoNAL.-The familiar coun-
tenances Of our young friends JNo.
W. BECK, and JNo. S BECK, have
again appeared among US, they hav'
ing recently returned from pro.
tracted attendance at the Pa. Uni
versity of Medicine, Philadelphia.
They are duly provided with diplo-
mas, the first as pharmaceutist,
and the second as an m. D."
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DeMuth s. FettNrs.

Customers are rapidly finding
their wayeto the new Boot and
Shoe Store, just opened in the Col
umbus street Rising building by
the above named gentlemen, whore
they meet with'a 6ne stock and
polite attention from the gentle
manly proprietors.
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J. NJ. CnEED. In taking look
through the looms into which
oREEp, the popular Grocer, is a.
bout to move, from his present 10
cation, We were surprised to find
them Of such magnitude and ex-
tent. He will occupy, on the first
floor Of the building next east Of
the Rising block, tho large room
now in use by v. WAGNER, and on
the second floor, the whole space
oycf this room and the grocery
store Of Geo. MYERS. This ample
space is even now being filled with
= vast and varied stock of staple
groceries for wholesaling purposes.
Tho business which has been built
up by Mr.. CREED is remarkable
considering the comparatively
short period since be embarked in
his present enterprise.
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REsoRTING TO TRIcGs. You
will see men head an advertisement
with A Man found Dead, or, A
War with Mexico, for the purpose
Of attracting attention: but tho
true way to advertise is to be
plain. as follows: "For Scrofula, or
other Disease ofthe Blood, use j.
W. Poland's HumOr Doctor. Pu,
up in large bottles, and for sale by
Davidson & Brasee.
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CoE's CoUGH pALsAnT.

A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes ordinary 4 o.. also nam
motll-tamily oot.les-for sale by
all Druggists and dealers in mcdi-
eiDes. No family should be over
night without it in the house. [52]
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New SIoN-JouN WoRK & Son.
I'm addition to thoir new sign in
this paper, the enterprising firm Of
JonN Work & Son has put up a
handsome new sign at their place
of business, and have frightened
up and rejuvenatcd theappearance
of their rooms generally. A large
globe, painted in red, white and
blue colors, and surmountcd by
specimens Of various utensils Of
their manufacture, stands upon a
post set in the edge Of the pave
ment; and a neat sign is placed on
the front wall, inscribed with the
name Of the firm in conspicuous
letters. These tell you where to
stop when in quest Of any Of the
useful articles TO be found inside
and when you enter, the familiar
face OF father JAMES RICE (without
which the place would hardly be
itself,) greets you with q friendly
inquiry as to your wants. Oh
course you proceed, without more
ado, to make your purchases, aud
then leave with satisfaction at the
good luck which turned your foot
steps ip that direction.
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Lancaster Union Schools.

Closing exercises Of the North and South
Grammar Schools, consisting OF essays, ora
tions, dialogues &C., will be held in City Hair
Friday evening, March 27th. Admittance nee
All are invited TO attend.
Graduating exercises, in the same place, on
Saturday evening, March 2sth. Admit'pce 90
cents, proceeds to be appropriated toward
purchasing apparatus for the High schoo..
Music furnis he'd by Mr.. schneider's Orchestra.
The public generally are invited to attend.
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CoE,s DYsPEsIA CURE

will Immediately relieve and per.
manentIy cure the most aggravated
case Of Dyspepsia, Fiatulency. Sour
stomach, Constipation, ard all
diseases oi the stomach aud bowels.
Physicians, clergymen and all who
use it, join in unbounded praise of
its great virtues Sold by Drug.
gists everywhere. Price 81 90 [52]
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Flooring.

Good Poplar Flooring for s3 rs.
Sycamoro-s3 so.
Doors s4 25; Factory Blinds at
60 cts. per foot; Doors and BLINDS
of good Pine Lumber, At the new
factory Of Y0RYS & BRO.
52-lf.
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The Chillicothc Advertiser gives
the following examples of lady
skating which took place just be-
fore the break up; Miss Williams,
of Circleville, left that city on
skates about O'clock in the after.
noon, and arrived in Chillicothe for
tea, making the entire distance
twenty miles-cn skates. She re-
turned on skatesthe next day. An
other Circlcvillo lady visited An
dersonville, making the distance
on skates, returning the same day,
about thirty six miles.
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TURNPIKE LETTING.


an Friday, April Sd. 1888, the un-
dersigncd superintendent Of the Lancas.
ter, Llthop0Iis & Groveport rurnpike. wall let
10 the lowest Her. the gnhayhed part ofsald
Ro ad, Consisting OF tive nliles. more OF less {
nnfe sections NJ depicted dpona plat and sur
vey thereof. and per .peeifcafions, as said Mat
md specit .ations are on fle in the Coantw sur
veynr's Office NJ Lancaster, ohio. All BIDS to
he LEFT with the County Surveyor, directed 10
John Mnrehsrt sup't ofthc Lancaster, Lithopo.
hs 4 Grovcport Turnpike Road.
UpoA the ag rll oftbe whole Of said road, or
a rart tbeEeof, the contractor shall frrnish a
bond with approved security for the taitlItu
perfn-mance OF the work as Is inentioned N the
specifications JOHN MOAEHARr, Supt.
March 2, Isss-3wS.
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A second edition Of the aequi-
noctial storm camc OFF on the night
of the 23d. Heavy thunder show.
ers followas,l each othorth throughout
the night-one Of them about mid
night, attended with hurricane
blast Of wind Of tremendous pow
sr A very large amount Of water
fell during the night and on Tues
} day.
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.Ifyou wish to get a beautiful
sett Of Artificial tooth 80 to DR.
Won BosHossfs. next door 70 Pos
ofnce. lott.
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DIR. G. Miesse.

Attention is invited to the pro-
fessional card of this gentleman in
advertising columns. The Dr. in
forms us that he will next week oc-
cupy his now cfice, southwest cor
ner room, Cd floor Of the new Ris-
ing building. This will be q high
ly advantageous location-and the
Dr's card will inform bis friends
at what hours ho may be found at
at his office.
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Ives Seeding Grape.

Woll grown roots Of this popu-
lar variety OF grape tor Sale Cheap
at the STATE FARM. Also a lot Of
fine Apple Trces--choice varieties
lat very low rates.
Feby 6, 1863--tf.
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WELL DoNE.--Mr. L. DURAN

WELL DoNE.-Mr. Il. DURAN,
proprietor of tho renovated Ian
! caster Brewery, has done good
thing. A round dozen of his best
! brand came marching in the other
dayson tho stalwart shoulders Of
aMIKE, ,p--and that's what ale's
tho Gazette Office. Mr. DURAN is
rapidly absorbing the lions share
Of tho trade Of all this part Of the
country, by reason of the superior
quality of the products ofhis estab.
: lishment.
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FIRST WARD MEETING-The Re-
publicans Of the first ward of Ian.
caster are requested to meet on Sat
urday evening nexta at the Office of
Jno. S. Brasee, Esq, for the pur
pose Of nominating ward ticket
for the April Election.
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A ssIeNFE's NOTICE OF AP-

A SsIgNEE's NOTICE OF AP-
"A bINCIEST. IN the District Court
Of the Unite i ,te- f,r thA 511ihorn District
rupt; In Bankruptcy.
To wnofn g N ~ rO1eern; Tta N iersiRned
hereby gives noiice OF disappointment as As
sixnea 0ffhe Estate Of robert FEELING Of Lam
caster. In the county Of FHrieli N sad Uis-
triet; and who was to.wi' on the 18Th day OF
Fehrnary, A. b. 1858, studssi Bankrupt
upon has own Petition, by the D.stric; Court Of
SAID District.
Dated NJ Lancaster, the lith dag Of March,
A. d. 1868. a. Q. DRlNKLE, !rssi2aoe.
NE Brasee, Attorney.
March IL, IsJ5-Sw.
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RUsHcREEK TowNsHIp.---T b Q
wids-awale Republicans Of old
Rushcreek had a spirited meeting
in Brcmen on Saturday last, at
which the following excellent nom
nations were made for the April
Election:
zr9stses-R J. Black, james
Purvis, VIM. Croft.
6 ClerlkE. s. Gardner.
( Treasurer Thompson Stewart,
Assessor Isaiah Hall.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Wagon-Shop at q Bargain.

Any ono wishing TO purchase a
good stand for the wagon making
business, with tools, fixtures, and
a sock of lumber, will do well to
call between now and the first Q!
June on SAMUEL MeGwIeAN, at
DumoutyiIle, Al miles north OF
Lancaster. The proposed pike from
Lancaster to Baltimore will run
through the place. lw
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Letting Of Work on New Court
House.

~
The proposals received for the
brick work and stone work upon
the new Court House were opened
by the county Commissioners at
tho Auditors Office on Saturday
last. For the materials of the
statement given below we are in
debted to Mr.. w. TowsoN, of that
office.
The contract for the brick work
was awarded to Mr., A. H. Stall, on
his bid Of 80 20 per thousand.
The contract for the etone work
was awarded to Messrs. Blaire, Eb-
cner & Kraus, on their bid Of $751;.
l5O for the job.
The unsuccessful bids were as
follows;
NJ, Bucber, Stone work s62,OO
brick work $40 rs per thousand.
D. Cowden, brick work 50 45
per thousand; pavement and arch
es sl2 95 per thousand.
VIM. Fish, F. Field, and A. Fish
stone work s32,OS3 90; brick worl
$40 90 per thousand; removing
rubbish S400.
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s9-P Persons wishing to supply
themselves with desirable articles
in the housekeeping line, will do
weIlto be on hand at the sale ad.
vertised by Mrs, Stambaugh, which
comes off at her residence on Co.
lumbus street on Tuesday next
Sec advertisement elsewhere.
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PartIcuIar Notlce.

On or about the first Of April
next. the Office Of DR.. Won Bonhurst,
Dentist, will DO removed to Rising's
new building, corner Of Columbus
and Main street.
Feb. n. 1863.
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Mammoth Bottles only rs Cts.

EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
The EraENIE HAIR REsToRER
eclipscs all known discoveries for
the rapidity with which it restores
gray and faded bair to its natural
color-promotes ITS rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when falling eff, and is most
luxuriant dressing for the Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lus-
strous. Mammoth Bottles only IS
cents.
Sold by most oil druggists. [52 l
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PULMONARY AFFECTIONS arc the
scourge of New England; but with
the use of White Pine Compound
most Of the suffering incident to
these diseases can be removed
For sale by all Druggists.
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RELIaIoUs NoTioH.--Rey. A,
swartz, Of the Evangelical Assoc
citation, proposes holding q series
Of meetings inthe Methodist Pro,
tcstapt Church Of this city, COM
/ meueing on next Sabbath at 1oa
o'clock. A general Invitation is ex-
tended 10 the citizens Of Lancaster
and vicinity.
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school Examination.

Tho annual examinations of the
City Schools are in progress, and
in the various departments are
attracting crowds Of gratified Wis
itors.
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A correspondent sends US the
following;-
FAIRFIELD County CHALLENGES
THE STArEl-The venerable Adam
Brandt, Of this county. is the fath-
or of ofseventeen children, oil grown
to mao and womanhood, and al
most equally divided in sex; none
of whom ever used coffee, tea, to-
bacco or alcoholic drinks. This is
a remarkable example Of temper.
dnce, and we challenge tho state te
beat it. TRUTH.
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Aallrnee,a Noiiea.

NToTIcEish.rebygiv gwen 'hatthe IN iersigned
IN has been duly appointed Apd qualified rs
Assignee Of n G. Hyre, of FAIRFIELD county. o.
All persons indebted to said Hyre are notified
to make immediate payment, snd those having
claims against him Will pres ini the SANE to the
uniers 9nei Assignee. ]. Il. NUMAUGE.
March IL, S35-59. Assguee.
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Boarding.

Mrs. SAMUEL BERRY, at her res.
idence on Columbus Street, is pro,
pared to accommodate one or more
small families with rooms and
boarding., and also to take a nun
Der Of day boarders. Apply at the
residence, 8. E. corner Of CoIum,
bus and Mulberry streets.
Feb. 20, 1868 II.
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The undersigncdh have made their
arrangements to move TO the new
Block on the North East corner Of
Main and Columbus streets, BY the
FIRST Of March. We desire to reduce
our Stock before moving and there.
fore are ready to offer unusual good
bargains to persons wishing to
purchase Clothing, Cloths, Cassi-
meres or any thing in their line
Call and see US
RISING, MILLER 4 sEIPEL.
Jan. 23-tt1
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For Rent.

IhaEs the renting ofa Farm, IN Dar<e eoun.
ty. q OhiO, ou which are abou, 70 acres ciesr IS
acres of which = reafgior spring crop. There
Ia stream drumming water through IL. The
land is fr,t class. a long Lien can be gwen
on favorable terms. Call soon ifynu wish such
u chance. RISING, agent.
Lancaster. March II, isCs4t.
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Particular attention given to
saving the natural teeth, at DR..
Won BoSHoEsr's. next door. TO Pos
Office. 4Glf.
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Z Messrs, BaERY, BRowN& Co. are
= industaously engaged in perfect
ing their arrangements for opening
up ia the Dry Goods line in. the
magnificent new room in the Ris-
ing building, corner Of Main and
z Columbus streets. The establish,
ment'of this new house will be an
event Of interest to the people Of
Fairfield county, who will no
VA doubt, in numbers take carly op-
pertunitics Of testing its facilities
tor-competing with the old cstab-
lished mercantile concerns of the
city. If industry and enterprise
can command success, Messrs.
Berry and Brown, theactive men,
bersof the new frm, may be relied
on to secure afull share. They
viii place their signin our uNcolumns
in duo season.
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"Found at Last,

After trying all Others" says L. b
Gurnctt, Esq, ofAlbany, "Barreits
Restorative has worked wonders,
placing my hair back 10 it's origin
al color"
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AssInNEE,S NOTICE OF AP-

ASSIG NEE,S NOTICE OF AP-
"a POINrMENT. Ia the D'strlct Court
ofthe United States ,or the southero DISTRICT
oi Ohio At Columbus, o IN sad District; IN
the matter Of george W. Combs, Bankrupt in
Bankruptcy:
Towhoml it may concern: The undersigned
hereby gives nntlee fins appointment as AS
signee OF the estate or George W Combs, Of
IIyalton, Fairfield County, OHIO, declared
Bankrupt n tne 18th day Of February, lsbS, on
his own pstlaon, by the District Court for said
District,
Dated at Columbus, Ohio, on the s,h day Of
March, A. D. .lsGs. b. +. STAGE, Atty at law,
A--rgee.
Morton e. Brasae, Attorney for Petitioner.
March l., I5G6-3t.
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Attachments

Henry Burk Before jesse Canode, P.
against Of IibeIty Township, FAIR
Jonn II. Miller field County. Ono, on the
2sth 'iay OfEeornary, s53, said Justice issued
an order OF a,iNrhInent ia the above action for
the sun, ofeleven do!lars aud twenty cents,
probable costs ten dollars.
March I'd, lsSs-;l-5t'. HENRY BURR.
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BASE BALL TOURNAMENT The
season Of 1868 isto be opened in
brilliant style at Niagara Falls on
the 18th of May. The Club Of that
place has raised fund Of $1,000
for prizes, besides which shere
win be various special prizes offer
ed by individuals.
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The PEAK Family Of Swiss Bell
Ringers performed before an i'm
monse audience at the City Hall
on Monday night.
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MARRTEn

ki0ER-sH0FF-By Rev. b. n. apahr. A
~ rsaidenee. on Thhfsday n arnh loth. Ieaa
~. feliK klger and Miss Annio &. shoa, al
ofFslrheid county, Ohio.
sHAEFFER- BRowN-By the Rev. p. d
Emory, a. his residence. on the nd inst lff
rinanurl shaefer and Mits Laura A. Brswn
both 0f Fairfield County Ohio,
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Queen of all Pain cures Piles.
"Queen Of oil Pain" cures
sprains, &c.
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Tie latest spriag styles Of Hats
and Caps just received, in every
variety, at Brooks Hat STORE.
5l-4M.
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Do not suffer with rheumatism
when the Queen of all Pain is for
sale by all druggists. Use it.
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that other similar Improve
monts. on q pretty e1ten-
siyO scale we're in progress at tho
same time--but the event has vim
dicated the sagacity Of Mr.. Rising
in going into the costly enterprise.
Surely, every one interested in our
city's progress, will heartily rejoice
in the'prospect of q realization Of
his reasonable expectations.
1. Other city improvements will
be noticed hereafter.
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Lancaster, March q, isGs.

Tenderingour thanks to the public for the
custom heretofore extended, the new hrm OF
a. A. Mithoff & 10. would annou nee that TINS
old dwell known Haripare establishment u
Immensely enlarged, Tits facii iiies tor bnsl;
ness Increased, and witha new and nnrivalled
stock m nv department, offers inducements
10 purchasers never excelledIn Lancaster
March 26,-3t.
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For Wall Paper and Linen
Curtains,
go TO Tuthill & Rigby's bookstore.
they have the lorgest, finest and
cheapest assortment ever brought
to this city. Tiis il the only store
where all kinds OF window shades,
linen. paper, &C., cords, sstures tas-
sells, &c. are kept, Just opening
10000 bolts Of paper. 52-5t.
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Get Rid of Your Corns.

DR.. Kendall, Of London, Dublin
and New York, celebrated for his
instan taneous and efiicacious cures
of Corns, Bunious, and Diseased
Nails, without pain or loss of blood
can be consulted for TWO days
Friday and Saturday next at the
TalImadge House.
Dr. Kendall has. q certificate
from DR.. WAeENHALs, of this city,
altesting his success IN a certain
case, which he will bo happy to
exhibit, with multitudos OF others,
to any who may call on him.
From The Pittsburg Gazette.
ConNs ASD BUSIoNs. We take pleasure IN an
nouncing the fact that DR.. Kendall, who per-
formed 10 many cures equally OF nyeterate
coTns, diseased nails and bunonsi mas retutr'
cd 70 the city. DR. R. has cured mary cases
who're the patient had tried all systems before
Esq, VIM. Phillips. Eli Young, and many wei
known citizens who have suffered from thes'
troublesome pests. On Saturday we were
shown the following certificate from Henry
briggs, OF Beaver county "Dr. Kendall eK
tracted most painful corn for me last summer
| --the same niamed my foot and rendered IN,
perfectly lame, but IN less thaO ten minutes
was ready to leave hls office, and have neve
felt twinge since. Hiscures reinvAluable
and wish his skill encouragement"
DR. H. has made this brauah OF surgery th'
study OF years, ns thousands of testimoniBl
from al parts of the world clearly establs sh
and II Is admitted by Surgeons and Physician
ofmedical schools and colleges thathe is tn
only real CHI iropdst in this continent.