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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-01
GRANT AND COLFAXl
UNION REPUBLICAN
MEETINGS!

Meetings will be held in Fair
field county, as follows;
Basket Meeting at NEW SA
LEM, for Walnut and the sur
rounding townships of Fairfield
Perry and Licking counties, OF
Saturday, OcE 10M. Speakers
BoRLAND and EDWARDS.
Evening Meeting at Be,ne Sta.
tion, Thursday, Oct. Isl. Speak
ers: Ashbrook and Hughes.
Evening Meeting at Craiger',
School House, Walnut township
Thursday, Oct. ID. Speakers
Keller and Splitter. .
Evening Meeting at Bope'.
School House, Pleasant township
Friday, Oct. I'd. Speakers: Col,
s. N. Yeoman and others.
Friends of Grant and Colfax
Turn out to these meetings, and
take your democratic neighbors
with you! COMMITTEE.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
II Probate Court Of Fairfield county, Ohio,
will ofierfor sale at public auction on
Saturday. the 31st day of October,
4. D; 1868, at eleven o'clock forenoon, before
the door of the Court House, in said county,
| the following described real estate, situate IN
the county Of Fairfield and State of OHIO, to-
wit:
ist. ln-lot number twelve az in square No,
seven W Of me city OF Lancaster, according to
the original plat and also known as lot No. six
ty.hve (66) according to the renumberlng OF the
lots OF said city, subject, however, to the dow.
or OF Deborah shaefier, widow Of Jacob Shaeffer,
decd, as therein assigned and appraised sub
| ject to SAID dover at 5000.
End. The whole Of lot number four (D and
that pari oflot number three az which lies west
Ofthe alley extending across said lot number
three (3) ofthe sub-diyision OF the Sutzen Tan
Yard property (so cailed) coHtai ming together
| about two acres and tbree-fou ga OF an
acre, situate on the south side of the Zanesville
and Maysulle Turnpike Road Immediately
East OF bridge across HockiDgwest OF Lam
caster, free and nnincumbered ofany dover es-
tate therein and appraised ct $500.
Sd. All that certain Tan Yard, land end i'm
provements formerly in the possession Of one
Salem Vol; in the city of Lancaster, in said
county, beginning at the Northeast corner Of
the brick house lately IN the possession of said
Wolf. thence Westward to post corner OF the
SION OF link a Younghans, East Of the lime
house, thence North so far M to be five and one.
half (e12l feet north Of said lime house, thence
-westwardly along the line Of said brew house
| property 10 the creek (Hockng) thence down
the creekan and with the same TO the turnpike
bridge, thence eastuardly, along the stone
curbing on the north side Of SAID Turnpike
! road and alongthe foot Of its embankmen mt wall
| to Front street; thence N orthwardly to the
place Of beginning, excepting thererom so
much OF said parcel Of land, as was conveyed by
Jacob Shaeher and wife to LOUIS Durain, BY
deed OF date Nov. 23d, 1867, and included within
the bounds following: being all that part OF the
above tract Of land which Is now covered by
the southwest cornerof the brick house builtby
!ustus Younghans on the tract OF land lying
immediately north Of the above tract the mean
ingand object Of said grant being to convey TO
said Duran afu!l title TO so much of said Shaef.
ler's tract OF land rs was in the erection of the
new brew house covered thereby end also so
much more IN the rear Of said house rs s
covered by the eornice thereon and no other
or greater part OF SAID tract Of land, also
free and nnncumbered of dover and app rais-
ed mt 5000.
FERNS Of Sale --one-third in hand, one
third IN one year and one-third in two years
with interest on The deferred payment from
the day Of sale. JOHN c. WEAVER,
Admin'rof Jacob ShaefTer, decd.
John Garnghty, Atty for p titloner.
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Well and Truly Spoken.

SHUYLER CoLFAX made q few
romarks at the Union League
Club Houseion the evening Of the
Oath. Among other things no said:
Gentlemen | say to you, and !
feel that am invading no conf.
dence in doing so, that have 1t from
the lips of our chief, that, when
elected President-for feel that
1t has been decreed that he will be
President applause], no matter
what his administration may pro.
duce, above oil things else-we
shall have the strong arm of the
Executive, representing the will
and majesty of a mighty people,
declaring and insuring to every
citizen, black or white, rich or poor,
be he humble or exalted, the safe.
guard of the nation, and protecting
him from every wrong with the
shield OF our national strength
Great applause Ho will uee
American power for the protection
of the American people--to protect
the American citizen in tho savan.
nahs Of the South, as we'll as the
prairies Of tho West, whether he
stands by tho Atlantic that surges
along the Eastern coast, or by the
Atlantic that surrounds the foreign
countries Of Europe, so that be
may feel, as to American citizen.
ship, like Paul folt even amid his
enemies, that none might lay finger
upon him, for he was u Roman
citizon. [Great applause. Then
We shall have no more war, no more
dishonor, no moro differences be.
tween the Administration and the
representatives OF tho country
Every dweller in tho land will be
protected--undcr his own vine and
fig rec, with no traitor or enemy
TO molest or mako him afraid--the
national honor will DO defended,
tho national faith observed, the
laws Of tho land will bo obeyed,
and from these swiftly coming days
of peace our posterity, blessed by
our labors, and rich with oil that
we have sacrificed, will realize the
most magnificent future that ever
oponod to q people, and a destiny |
eclipsing In its grandeur, it's happi.
ness, ito public prosperity and pri.
vate virtues all that we find written
in the records Of the past. IGrCat
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Great Seymour and Blair Vic
tOryin GeOrgia!--FOrrest and
Wade Hampton Still Ahead I
LET the "White Boys in
Blue" Rejoice!
ATLANTA, Sept. 21.
On Saturday last, Col. Pierce,
Republican candidate for Congress
from the Second District, and Cap
tain Murphy, Republican Presi-
Dental Elector, went to Camilla,
Mitchell county, in the south.
western part of the State, 10 speak
at a public meeting, which had
previously been announ ced, When
near town wore they met BY a rebel,
mounted and armed, who warned
them not to go into the town. They
went on, and werc soon met By the
sheriff of tho county. who inform.
ed them that the people would not
allow \ Radical to speak ip Camil-
Ia. They persisted, however, and
on reaching the courthouse, they
and their friends were assaulted
by a mob. Col. Pierce is danger.
ously shot. Captain Murphy is bad.
ly hurt, and many more of the Re.
ppbliCans were killed and wound
ed. A large majority of the Re.
publicans, obedieut 10 Governor
Bullock s proclamation of the 14th
inst, had left their arms at home.
They were ofcourse beaten and shot
down by the Seymour Democracy
almost without any resistance.
Official reports place the number
OF killed and wounded at fifty
Among the victims are q colored
woman and her infant. These
outrages are being perpetrated all
over the State. Governor Bullock
sent q streng message to the Leg
islature this afternoon, accompa-
MED by an official report of the
riot from Major Howard, .. S. A.,
commanding the sub district, and
recommending the Legislature to
call on the President tor troops 10
suppress the insurrection, and en-.
force tho laws ofthe State. After
reading the message, the following
preamble and resolution were offer
ed in tho Senate and House by the
Republicans:
Whereas, the laws OF the United
States prevent the organization OF
n militia force; and whereas, the
civil officers of the State are unable
10 execute tho law and maintain
the peace; therefore, be it
Resolved, That his Excellency,
tho President of tho United States
be, and he is hereby, respectfully
requested to place at the disposal
OF the Governor of this State such
military force, from the armies ol
the United States, as the said
Governor may from tlmo to time
call for, and deem necessary to the
preservation of tho peace, and pro.
lection of the rights, lives and pro.
perty of the citizens of this State,
and for the execution of the laws,
orders and DEGREES of the civil OF.
ficers.
Resolved, That the Governor be,
and is hereby requested to trans.
nit q copy Of this action to the
President by telegraph.
This was voted down by the
Senate and House, and Demo.
cratic committee was raised in each
body to whom tho Governor 8
message was referred, and where
it will lie buried. Governor Bul.
lock has done all in his power to
secure protection for loyal citizens,
but is entirely thwarted by the
majority in the Legislature.
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just as They Expected!

The Democratic papers say o
tho result of the Vermont and
Maine elections --"'twasjust as they
expected" And before many weeks
"seymourand Blair will ouss aud swear,
When they find they're not elected
On tho next day the Dcms will say
Twas just as Mey expected
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MEDICAL NoTICF-
D.....SU &c SosE ;.I,.sIs. NAY I'M. DE Oossg. Ell

hR.oONE MAY BE cONsu1
Il At the followngfimes hndTidSt1,
In New LEXINGTON. at the Col.
born House on Mondays and Tues.
days, May II and 12; June is and
l6; July 20 and I'll; August "a and
20; Sept. 28 and 90; Nov! aIahd q.
Dec z and g. Y v uilAI lpyf
In LANCASTER, at the Tallmadoe
House, on Wednesdays, amer The
express train arrives going West.
until it goes West on Fridays. Nav
ID and IA; June II and ls; Julv %
and 23; August 26 and 27; Sept 30
and Oct.l; Nov. A and b; Dec. Q
and 10. EffEf
Or. CONE cures all forms Of OhrSn,. ME.
enSes, ss dyspepsia IN ell lis yarions f.r,..
~ = uiseases OF the Lungs and Air pasaa fes :. a.
LIn.ynHNls, oronchitis, and COnaumption All
diseases OF the Kidneys. I liver, Pan..ress M
nc 1 R,anus generally; all diseases ofthe Haart.
DN D,ooo ana blood Gsssels; AL diseasesof thn
vi..,, Dia,n ana Nervesahs Epilepsy. Ohofea or st
M us Dance; Neuralgia, Palsy, and RenaTsi
elvous nnutrition, all diseases or FelnrIes'
ehiarged Tonsils, and all forms of serns,is
oso o,h ~, nlseases of the Eye and Ear, and ali
~ No charge for consultation, but cash So,
lApr. %, lS6e-tL
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SuRRATT has, with a seeming
disregard of Law or reason, been
discharged by Judge WyIie, the
magistrate before whom his trial
was expected TO take place. An
effort is in progress to bring him to
trial upon a new indictment.
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From the Ohio State journal.
New Application of an Old Fa-
bile.

Day CREEK, Crawford Co., Mo-, !
September 2l, 1868. I
Somo of the honest Democrats
Of Southeast Missouri are getting
badly disgusted at their party, on
account of the vast amount OF big
rebs" that have got into it. And
some 60 so far as to say that, "therc
is not room enough in tho Demo.
cratic party for all tho rebels and
them too" and as tho rebs will no.
go out, they will have to 90 out
themselves. They (tho honest
Democrats), are in the same pro.
dicament that tho miller was in
the Arab fable, who was ono day
startled by camels nose thrust
in tho window OF tho room whore
hc was sleeping. 1T is very cold
outside" said tho camel, III only
want to get my nose in" The
nose was let in, then the neck came
in, and finally in came the whole
body. Presently tho miller began
to DO extremely inconvenienced by
tho ungainly companion he had
obtained, in q room certainly not
largo enough for both. "Ifyou arc
ineonvenionced, you may leave y
said the camel, "as for myself, /
shall stay where | am" Just 80
tho big camel OF rebellion felt q
littlo "chilly" tout in the cold"
and wanted to stick his nose into
tho warm bosom Of tho Democratic
party. At the Chicago Convention
in 1864, he got his head and neck
in, and at the Tammany Conven.
tion in Now York, f. p. Blair
opened wide tho door and invited
him TO walk in, which he did, much
to the Inconvenience of many thou.
sands ofgood, Union loving Demo.
Gratis, who are walking out every
day, and filling up the ranks Of the
Republican party, and this fall will
help to swell the majority for Grant
md Colfax. Yours truly,
SAMUEL T.. SUDDIcK.
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Democratic Promises.

In last years political canvass
in Ohio there was a prolusion o.
democratic promises that If that
party should DO entrusted with
legislative po Ser, they would soon
show the "bloatod bondholdors'
what II was to DO taxed on their
U. s. bonds. Well, the people
gave them tho power they asked,
and did they tax tho bonds2 Not
a bit OF it-but they did any thing
aud everything that was rascally,
outside of their promised reforms.
Democracy is this year again prom.
ising great things If successful at
tho elections, Will The pooplo be
fooled into giving IL national pow
err We guess they won't.
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INDIAN WAR.-Some ofthe Wes.
tern tribes Of Indians have lately
been attempting to make war on
the whites in the territories, Hav.
ing been severely chastised in some
recent engagements with U, S,
troops, their warlikO disposition
seems to bo subsiding,
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of Delaware, Ohio.

Mr.. WEST, as is well known
has acquired a national reputa.
ton as an able lawyer and elo.
quent orator-and Gen. JONES
in this campaign, has proved
himself one of the most efficient
speakers now on the stump in
Ohio. Other good speakers will
be in attendance, and the people
can rely with confidence on an
intellectual treat worthy the
countenance Of the largest as
blage that can be got together
on the occasion.
As the last Grand Rally of the
campaign previous to the 0cto.
Der election, this should call out
cccry Republican roter in the coun-
~, and all of his neighbors whom
he can induce to turn out with
him.
RALLY! RALLY !! RALLY!l!
For the great Republican Meet
ing in Lancaster, Saturday, Oct.
Sd.
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CONGRESS assembled in Washing.
ton on the 2lst inst. in pursuance
of the adjournment last summer.
No other business was transacted
than tho passage Of a resolution
for further adjournment to the
l4th OF October.
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SpAIN,--A formidable revolt il
in progress in this old kingdom,
which is giving serious trouble and
apprehension to its govornmen,
authorities.
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PUBLIC SALE.
rVyHEUNDERsIGNEDsUnsOnI0-


er. residing II mile west Of Pleasantyille.
VIII offer ut public sale, on Monday, Oct. 18th,
the following personal property ,to-witE 3 head
OF Horses Zone y fine "Sir ThomasJ family
mareD yearling Mule. good mich COWS,
Durham Bull, II head Of feeding Hogs, Q Sows
and pigs, % head Of fine Sheep, ID head Of
Lambs, (from the noted Buck "Joe Barber, ~
Two Horse Wagon, Four Horse Wagon,
top Buggy, Trottng Ruggles, Reapng Ma.
chlne,l Cider Mill, flaming Mill, l Cutting
Box,l pair OF Hay Ladders, / Grnd-stone, z
Log Chains, lIogsheads, steel Plow, 2 double
shovel rlows,2 single Shovel Plows, I Harrow,
set OF Yankee Harness, set OF Plow Harness,
set OF Biting Harness. g Saddles, 10 tons Of
hay the NOV. lot Of straw in the barn 900
shocks OF corn, l6O shocks OF corn folder,
stand OF Bees, iron Kettles, Household and
I'll athaway large siEe,) parlor stove, / corner
cupboard, bookcase, bedsteads. and many
other articles too numerous to mention Sale
70 commence ato o'clock, A.. II. Terms made
known on day OF sale. j. @. HITE.
Oct. |, 'Gs-2w.
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AssIgnm emit Notice.

NQTlCE is hereby given to the creditors Of
" II. @. Hyre, that by order Of the Probute
Court OF Fairfield county, OHIO, the undersigD-
ed assignee, will pay dividend Of ten per cent.
upon the claims presented and allowed, paya-
ole at his office in Lancaster, Ohio, at any time
within sixty days after the first day Of October
next. J. r., MUMAUGH' AssIrnes
Sept. II, 1s0s-3w.
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Bully Foa THE BRArrs.-Mr.
Nicholas Bratt, aged 90, OF Easton,
Washington county, N. Y, with
bis screen sons, ssren grandsons, and
fire great grandsonse wiIl vote for
Grant in November.
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The biggest pumpkin of tho year
in Franco has just been crowned.
1t was grown in tho valley of tho
Loire, weighed 1926 pounds, and
and was sold to a Paris iruitercr
for 800 francs.
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Full Returns from Maine,
mostly official, make Gov. Cham.
berlain's majority 2O,172. The
full official count is expected to in,
crease these figures 200 or 200.
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Frederlok Kinsman.
FOR STATE OFFICERS.

FOR STATE OFFICERS.
For Secretary Of State,
ISAAC R. SHERWOOD.
For Supreme Judge,
WILLIAM WHITE.
For Member Board Of Public Works,
JAMES MOORE.
For School Commfuioner,
JOHN A. NORRIS.
For Oerk Of Supreme Court,
RODNEY ZOOS.
For Congress, Twelfth District,
NELSON J. TURNEY,
OF hekdsay County.
COUNTY TICKET.
Auditor,
LAFAYETTE ABBOTT.
Sheriff,
JOSEPH DORAN.
ProsecutlngtA ttorney,
EMANUEL GIESY.
Commissioner,
JOSEPH T. VERNON.
Inhrmary Director, Qong tcrm)
JOHN NJ. ROWLES;
Short Terinl
JONES GIBBONY.
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A. II. Stephens, late Rebel Vice
President, recently said: "IfGrant
is elected, I never expect to see an.
other Presidential election" Ifhe
had bis deserts he nCvcr would SEQ
the next one.
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The Doylestown Democrat re-
lates that a negro was lately swal-
lowed by an alligator, in some
southern port, and adds the pious
aspiration, "Let us have more al6-
gators"
Since the Democracy South have
commenced swallowing the Afri.
can by wholesale, there has been
no fuither occasion for calling on
the services of the alligator tribe.
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Results of Thirty Years Rule.

The Democratic party boasts OF
having controlled the country for
thirty years The rebellion under
went ar incubation Of thirty years.
When it could no longer rule, it re-
solved to ruin. We arc now reap
ing the harvest of its tender minis.
tratlons in load of debt, q debt
which treason Of its members fore
ed upon loyal citizens.
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The Democrats say our National
debt shall be paid in groenbacks.
When Hampton, Too,nbs K Co.,
get control in Washington. they
will go a step farther in the march
of reputation, and insist that our
National debt shall be paid in Con.
iederate currency.
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Manhood; How Lost, How Bestorai

"a Just published, new edition Of DIR. CuI.
xerwens IeIebFaIed EsssX IN
- the radical cure without medcins, ~
trATSHH,Sf nptary sSnna or Seminal Weakness, inyo.
Physical lncapacitF Impedimen Ms to MAJ nne y"
H@ tnd, alsp, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPsY, and FITs,
gance. seAu"i eA'ra'a-
r. Tp prlfe IN sealed envelope, only cents.
ne celebrated author, in this admirable a.
say, clearly demonstrates from \ th,pt~ rs.,s,
ps,actSe that the alarming cebsS
whhontthe dangerous use ofintepnaI y, ;nrh dSsra
%ods or .e application Ofthe knife pointing out
iectnnl, ny means of which every sbiferef M
aase5 bimseJ, what chrs condition may be- may cure
BD- This Lecture should be in tbe Rin8. AZ
every s yonth and every man in tie land, y
sent, under seal, ina plain envelope. 10. any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of siS cents' ~ ~
rwo r,a,a pos snidn stamps; Also Dr. Calverwss-Nars
Pnhlishers, CHAS, ]. G. KLiNE& CO.
RHr a ssssWWery' New York, Post Once
July2, lSG8-1y.
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~
The Democratic "Oaptain Jinks'

William NJ Cooper, Conrad,
Kehoe, Rice, Hammond and Orr,
all famous whisky defrauders have
been pardoncd from the PhiIadel.
phia Pcnitentiary by the President
after serving three months OF their
sentences Of one year.
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BAILEY. FARRELL L CO..
Lead Pipe, Sheet DC Bar
Lead Manufacturers

Oo'N IuUI1t.TUCJWT67;8,
ALSO E-g ssFsb
Pig Load, Iron Pipe, Rubber
Hose, Steam Gauges & Valves.
Iron y Copper Sinks and Bath
Tubs, Steam Pumps, Farm
Pumps and Force Pumps.
And every description Of goods 70,
WATER, GAS 4 STEAM.
No. 167 smithfield Street.
Send for apficeLi.t. PIrTsBuRG.PA.
Hasf b. fs 1iees-lt
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BEN BOLT.

Tickets limiied 10 300 at 50 90 each.
The manner OF drawing will be determined by
the 'ricket-holders
BEN BOLT is warranted sound and without
blemish.
Persons wishing TO ascertain the reputation
and qualities OF the horse, both rs roadster
and foal.getter are respectfully referred to the
followi ng gentlemen:
II. NJ. Carpenter Clemens, Granville, Lick.
lngco., Ohio; Perry Rank, New Salem, Ohio;
Jas. Pearse, Millersport, ohio; W. +. Mavne,
NJ. D., Basil, Ohio; J. q. Hlte and A. p. Ash.
brook, Pleasantyille, Ohio; Henry Johnson,
Lancaster, Ohio, and any others who are &C.
quainted with the horse.
For further particulars address
Joi, D0R0N.
New Salem, Fairfield county, Ohio.
Oct. I, lS6S-1w,
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Farm for Sale:

VNHERE will be sold at private sale, fvs
miles north Of Lancaster, a farm Of l0A
.... A.c.res, i2o acres ofwhichis NATURALIZATION
with good fencing and a. acres O good timber,
andthree neverfalliug wells. Theraisop, Il q
large two-story frame house, large frame bank
barn, with all the necessary ut.buildinRs,-
Terms reasonable. Forfurthef fpaftichlars en-.
quire on the premises.
Jan.as, ,iaeS-4itf.r sDsANEAH,M MILLER.
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CINCINNATI LAW SCHOOL.


nN THE 2ath day ot September, 1858, the
~ Probate Court Of Fairfield county, declared
the estate Of Adam Crawford, decd to DO prota-
bly, lnsolvont Creditors are therefore request
ed TO presAnttheir claims against the estate to
the undersigned for allowance, within Elk
months from the time above menti oned, or they
will not be entitled 10 payment.
JOSEPH q. WlSEMAN,
Oct. lst, '6S-lw. Administrator, 40.
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!

The reasons why he CAN and WILL sell cheap
er than any one else possibly can, are
lst. He buys srelusiveiy for cash, and thus
gets large discount, and also saves the inter.
est that sixty and ninety day buyers are Obliged
to pay.
End. lie sells ereiusiveiv for sa,h or conntyv
Produco'and thus avoids losses on bad accounts.
Sd. His expenses are so small IN conducting
The Business, that his goods can he and arc ree
duced to the very smallest margin ofproht.
In order TO convince every one that these nre
the facts, he desires one and all to call and ex.
anime his stock and be satisfied.
Remember the place, Beck's Store, nearly
opposite the Ho,kng Valley National Baak.
=. JOSEPH RElNMUND. Ag't