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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-14
The Veil Lifted.

]. N, has been "lifting the veil
and assuming the pressure" to q
fearful extent, during the last three
or four weeks, having addressed
tho citizens of HolIidaysburg,
Ebensburg. Lewiston, Eldorado,
Altoona, Harrisburg aud other
places, TO the discontinue of preju.
dice and error.
J. N. postponed his lecture in
this place until Friday night Of
this week, when we feel sure he
will olify and electrify the largest
concoursc Of people that ever as.
scmbled within tho walls of the
Court House to listen 10 the teach,
ings of any living orator. By the
way, wo notice that Maj. j. W.
Free, q brother of the modeEn Soc
rates, is about to bring out q work
entitled "a Short Sketch of the
Life of the Philosopher, J. NJ"
and We are sure that the book will
meet with an unparalleled sale, as
nobody knows all he would like to
know about that wonderful hu-
man enigma. the immortal u. N"
Cambria (Pa) Freeman.
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From tho Insurance Chronicle (CIncinnatT
for Augusta

The National Info Insurance
Company, of the United STATES oil
America, completed the record Of
its first fiscal year on the lst., inst.
and it is q brilliant one. That its
success is Rithout q parallel in tho
history of life insurance, is attest,
ed by the fact that within twelve
months it established lis agencies,
published and distributed its liter
aturc, made itself widely known
throughout the country by judi.
cious system Of Advertising, and is.
sued 1910 policies yielding In pre-.
MUM receipts $751; ,5S2,47, and
representing insurance to the
amount of $4,000, 400. These are
big figures, and they exhibit bu'
siness nearly double that ever done
by any other company in the world
in a corresponding period of its
existence, Indeed, out of {ifty-
eight companies doing business in
New York in 1868, wo see that on
ly nlne (thc youngest of that num-
ber established over ten years, and
the agencies of each in complete
working order, for the full period, }
issued more politics than the Ma,
tional during their fiscal year
When We take into account the
dullness of general business and
the consequent scarcity of money
among the people, the sharp cons
petition of lle insurance, and the
admitted difficulties of its success
ful prosecution which have charac-
terized the business during the
past year, we regard the results
above indicated as truly splendid,
ard the sure guarantee Of an envi-
able career of prosperity and use
fulness in the future.
Low cash atcs,ample security, a
plain business contract OF so muCh
insurance. for so much money,
(avoiding all the complications
and uncertainties of notes and div.
idends) officers and directors
whose names are synonyms for
honor and ability throughout tho
land 'active and intelligent agents
of unquestionablo character and
standing in their respective locaIi-
ties these are the factors that
have worked out the signal achieve
mcnts of this company, which de-
serves its success, and the conf
dencc of the insuring public.
II. c. Drinklc, Esq, of this
place, D. II. Moore, of Bremen, &
T. Holland, of Baltimore, repre-
sent the National IN this county.
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AFFLIcTING CASUALTY. - Mr..
FREDERICK BERRY, OF Berne towa-
ship, while out with his children
gathering chestnuts on Thursday
of last week, met bis death by a
terrible accident, lie had climbed
a tree to a height of As feet, when,
from the breaking Of limb or some
other cause, he was precipitatod to
the ground, striking oa his head
dashing out his brains, and break
ing many ofthe bones OF his body
Mr.. Beery was a highly respected
citizen, about so years of age, and
leaves a family to mourn their ter
ribie bereavement He was q
large man, weighing over 2O9
pounds.
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Visitors to the Fair Ground will
have an excellent opportunity OF
seeing that eighth wonder of the
world, the celebrated long bearded
man, who has eight feet of hair
growing upon his faco, being the
longost beard that human being
ever raised. Beneatb the same
handsome blue and whito pavilion
which, by the way, is decorated
with the flags Of all nations, will
be seen Madam Nora, the very tai
ented and beautiful lady glass
blower, and the wonderful armless
woman, as veil as the celebrated
Hungarian warbler, and bird lmi'
tator. From the manner in which
this exhibition has been spoken oil,
we can recommend it to our friends
as one we'll worthy q visit. ..,
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Since our notice of Seward &
Bentley's Alisma, we have heard
considerable about it, and all
praise it so highly, we think it
must be q fino preparation for the
hair. Ono gentleman speaking Of
the Allsma, says his hair was quite
gray before using it, but now it is
as fine and good color as when a
boy. Stewards Cough euro, cures
Group,
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Stick a Pin Here !


l have associated with me in the
Watch work department, Mr.. r. II.
GATES. l would say 10 all who
want good work done, and have
watches that refuse 10 tell their
name, give us o call. We stand
second to none in the cork line
We not only have the machinery
and tools to do good work with
but know ho,o, when and where tc
use them. l., G. BUTCH.
/ second the motion.
2S 3t. r. II. GATES.
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New York Cattle Market.
New York, Oct. II.

CATTLE-For the week, 6,23O:
on sale to>day, 2,G35, besides 200
State. The market has not chang
ed from Friday, the bulk of the
cattle selling at l3 to 15c, averag.
ing lac, quality and medium; moth. &.
ing sells above Ice. There are
not many Texans in to day, and
none of them are very poor. Near.
ly all the cattle will sell. Tho Of
lerlngs to-day were 1,6l0 at Com-
munipaw and 1924 at One Hun.
dredth street. Sales of 40 fair
Texans at 63c; ia Illinois, y cwt.,
at l+4@l6c; l67 Kentucky, y cwt.,
at l5@l6c; l15 Ohio, y cwt., at
l33@l5Ic; 100 Missouri, 6 cwt., at
l2@l3Ic. The weather is fine,
and the dead meat markets good. :
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Total,
29,35O; for the market 10 day. G..
$50. This lighter run makes q
good market, but Lambs have de.
cIined J to fc since Friday. They
are quoted at 7@9c; Sheep 5@6c
for very common to medium, and
63@63c for prime to extra. All
are selling as follows: 500 Ohio
sheep, 30 lbs, SIC; 23O of 20 lbs,
53c; 200 Michigan, IS lbs; GO
State, lO4 lbs, &c. Lambs-56
State. 81 lbs, Sc; car Canada, 62
lbs, SIC, and $50 of 65 lbs, 90c
HOGS-Total, l7,7T5, with sc
cars today, Sundays hogs included.
They are decidedly weaker, and
prices arc tending downward
Dressed hogs went slow at l3Ic on
Change. Live are quoted at 94@
l0lc, the best on sale to4day bring
ing lO4c, viz: two cars, 20S lbs,
Michigan, with one car of 154 lbs,
at 9lc, and one Car of l4O lbs. at
04c. .a -..
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Don't bo humbuged with the
foolish idea that Catarrh cannot
be cured! The world moveS and
medical science is progressive
The proprietor of DR.. sa ge's Ca
tarrh Remedy will pay $500 re-
ward for q case OF Catarrh he can.
not cure. Sold BY druggists for
fifty cents, and each package con-
tains n full pint Of the medicine
ready for use. Can get it by mail
for Sixty cents from DR.. r v
Pierce, Buffalo, N Y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-14

"A Trump Sounded for Naught.
The Democracy Jubilatod in this
city, all Tuesday hight. In tho
small hourA o Representative elect
procured q horse and buggy regard.
less of expense and went TO the
residences ofJudgo Van TRUMP and
other democratic mngnates, aroused
them from peaceful slumber and
brought them to n great bonfire 10
the public square, where the Trump
sounded one Of its loftiest blasts!
What q dropping of democratic
feathers next day, when the re-
turns developed the certainty Of
another democratic defeat!
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Real Estate Agency,

The undersigned will attend to all business
pertaining to buying and selling Real Estate
o the =. ost favorable terms.
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Oysters +! Oysters {!
Closing out a stock of Teas.

Call and examine them for your
selves. W. j. MARTIN.
Sept. Cd. 1S69-6w.
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FOR SALE.

FARM OF $50 ACRES IL miles
so,Ith.e from Findlay, Hancock county, o.,
viii he sold cheap. A very superior frame
house containing lOrooms with cellar; ;cistern
and wellat the door; frame barn and other out.
buildings. ali new; good orchard Of al kinds Of
fruit. lis acres cleared and IN en- nlhYation.
good countryroad runs through the centre oil
the farm.
Price $40 per acre; one-third cash, balance in
payne nts 10 suit purchaser.
For further pa rticuIars address HENRY Bl
Al, FlndIay, Ohio, or JOHN MuREHEAD,
Lewis Centre, Delaware county, Ohio.
Sept9 0, l359-3mo,
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Two lots in In indiana polls, Indiana.

Ono houseand lot on North Broad street, il
the city OF Lancaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-14

A GOOD BUSINESS EDUCA.
TION is of inestimable value to
every one, and tho best place to
secure such an education is uu
doubtcdly the Iron City College.
Circulars of this popular Business
College can be obtained by ad.
dressing the Principals, Smith &
CowleY, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Grand millinery Opening.

The fall opening for 1869, ol
Now and Fashionable Millinery, a,
the popular establishment Of Miss
KATE QUILL, Rising building, Co
lumbus street, will take place
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
the Goth, 2lst and 22d inst.
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srUARFls aiINsTRELs.

This popular Troupe may bo
found on our Fair Grounds, where
our citizens and visitors vii have
an opportunity Of witnessing their
very attractive performance
don't fail TO attend, as they come
highly recommended.
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p. w. Bininger, has Just re

p. w. Bininger, has just re-
cc,ved acompIete stock ofAmerican Watches
Clocks and avery fino lot Of Jewelry and Silver
Ware OF all tho latest styles. He invites every
body to call, rs he will sell cheaper and has a
nicer lot Of goods to select nom than can oe
found in Lancaster, call at r. ". Bninger's,
NJ ain street, Rising's Block. tsept.23, n.
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Something New.

Tuthill at hls new Bookstore hns Just re-.
eeiyed q splendid lot Of the celebrated Fair.
child Gold Pens--wnrranted ten years-also the
new Fountain Pen. One dip ofln vii write 0
whole page. iwsg
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Cincinnati Market.
CIScINNATr, Sept. Q:


FLOUR--DuIl and unchanged;
family S. 50@5 90.
GRAlN--Wheat dull and nom
inal at II 09@l IL for red. Corn
dull at $4,000. Oats: sales at so
@59c, and dull. Rye dull at 9Oc.
WHlSKY-Sales at. 81 Is, and
fair demand.
PROYISlONS--Mcss pork dull
at s3l. Lard 171c. Bulk meats
and bacon firm but quiet. Bacon
shoulders out of smoke held OF
lG4@l7c; to como out, clear rib
and clear sides sold at zoe.
BUTTER-Firm at 3O@35c.
CHEESE--Held at l5@l5Sc.
SUGAR--Stcady at 13I@l6c.
COFFEE-Salcs at 20J@255c.
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The Herald Of Health (Wood &
Holbrook, publishers, New York }
for October, contains among many
articles upon health Subjects, one
upon Hereditary Transmission
one from BEEcHER on the Law Of
Feeling, another On What Exer.
cises Shall We Take, and Mrs. DR..
WALLER writes one upon the Baby
Question, In the editorial do
partment, among dozen other
articles, is one upon Night Work
which is of interest 10 city people.
The editor states that as the sun
goes down the pulse begins TO beat
less powerfully, and it does not bo
gin to rise until daylight. 1t goes
on increasing until 10 o'clock
WneFe IL remains until alter noon
when it begins to decline. All the
functions of the body are more
vigorous by day than at night.
Persons therefore who work at
night, work when the pulse is low
and when the rospirations of the
lungs are diminished. and they try
to sleep when the heart serds the
blood with forco through the veins
and arteries and when tho lungs are
taking in that amount of air in
tended to make the body active.
Night work therefore is unnatural
and cannot be pursued without
injury to health and shortening
of life.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Oct. II.
FLOUR-Closed dull and 5@10c
lower.
GRAIN-Wheat dull, heavy and
lower. Rye quiet at 81 l4@1 16
for Western. Corn firm and quiet
at 9Sc@-sl O5 for sound mixed
Western.
PROVISIONS - Pork: small
sales at $50 75. Beef in moderate
request. Bacon firm, with fair in
quiry. Lard quiet at 175@18c for
fair to primo steam.
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Geo. w. Brock s. co.

The, new advertisement of this
firm, which appears in the proper
column Of this issue, will Justly
attract popular attention. Mr.
BRock is an experienced dry goods
man and has a corps of polite, gen
tlemanly and attentive clerks
The character of the stock alwavs
kept on hand, com bined with low
prices aad liberal dealing, have al,
ready gained for this house a bus
mess and popularity, which must
be gratifying to the proprietors.
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A prisoner confpcd in our eoun-
ty Jail on 8 charge Of counterfeit.
ing, was taken out on Tuesday
and voted the Democratic ticket
in the third Ward Reese, the
murderer of Jones, was taken out
of Jail and marched to the resi-,
denco of his victim on hunt for
naturalization papers which he
never had, and to the grief oil the
democracy had to 60 back TO Jail
without. voting
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Tjtler Elected.

The contest for the Real Estate
Asscssorship in the Lancaster city
district, was spirited, and tho rec
suit exceedingly close. 1t is con-
ceded that our old friend PETER
TIrLER, is elected BY a majority OF
one vote. - -,
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The Republicans hardly cxpect~
cd to carry Greenfield township
but Providence favored them by
sending DR.. KISsMAN thero to make
a Democratic speech tho night be-
fore tho election, and go they came
out ahead BY 20 majority.
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FINE PEAcuEs.--Mr. JOHN WILL
HANSON, jr., of Bloom township,
has the thanks of the Gazette Office
for lot of magnificent peaches
with which he regaled all hands on
Monday last.
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Lancaster Printers and Editors


-osr~ at Large. ft.
Our friend and predecessor in
tho occupancy of the Gazette tri,
pod, A. P. MILLER, Esq, now asso-
ciatc editor of the Toledo CONNER
cial, is in Fairfield county, on a
visit 10 his mother, friends, and
the County Fair. We are glad to
sec him looking hale and hearty.
HERvEY Scorr, local of the Chill
Iieothe Gazette, is also among us,
looking much the bcttor for wear.
W. II. FLOOD and S. PIERCE,
now Indianapolis typos, and Co,
LUMBUs PIERCE, foreman of the
Greenville DeSaoCrat, are visiting
thcir old homes and enjoying a.
mong old friends, a respite from
their labors.
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L. D. PosToN, it is said, received
nearly all tho votes in his own
township, the only democratic
township in Athens county.
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The city is filling with visitors
to tho County Fair. Tho cntric,
are said to be very numerous, and
the attractions unusually great.
Perhaps wc may get time to run
out and see.
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Miss QUILL cordially invites the
Ladies Of Lancaster and Fairfield
county to call and inspect the new
and very attractive styles for the
coming season--and with thanks for
pastiavors, promises q continuance
of her best efforts to give satisfac
ton to all who may favor her with
a call. 80 1t.
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Tho game Of Base Ball between
the Blue Stockings, Of Logan, and
5;the Jnniers Of this city, will be
played tomorrow morning, at %
o'clock, on the Mithcff Grounds.
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THE WAGON COMING

On and after Monday, Oct. 18th,
Twill run a bread wagon to all
parts of the city.
+ Buy your tickets, at ANDY BAu-
MANS Grocery. y
To suit everybody, tlco sizes Of
loaves will be baked, which will be
dlivered to customers at the lows
est possible rates. st s-, e'.ele
2w.30. A. BAUMAN.
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To the comely adde's Of Lancaster, and all the
country round,
A general store for ladies ware, has been open
cd IN tins town;
Hoop skirts of every kind they have' both
beautifu and rare
They keepon hand OF their own make'to ac'
c1mm odato the far.
Should any of their skirts give way, or out OF
fashion get,
Thoyneatiy will repair them ur and alterthem
to At;
Old Idfashioned skirts they'll GhNngeto new the
mending's free OF charge,
They'll make them any style you want, let 1t be
small or large. -
ofcourse, too, a.large supply. there you'llbe
sure to find,
I can't enumcrate them all, they keep so many
kinds.
A wIllmcnton any way, GloveshttInG they
dokeep, 'r
French corsots, most magnificent, but the
price is pretty steep. .
Embrolde red corsets, perfect gems, ,and AMER
lean rs we'll,
The various makes AMI styles and shapes'Its s
Impossible to toll; ..f
Those goods they're selling rery low inc
prices of no account,
Thoy'llmaSo moro up again youknow'perhaps
double the amount. I
Besides hoop skirts and dcorscts fine, they keep
large amount
OF cmbroideries, laces, gloves and hose aud
things too many to count
whlts goodsfor ladies' ready made, bosom'
and collars too .,s
And all Things nice that's in thcir l'uo they're
ready now 10 show.
So ladies' fair, don'tfail to call, ,such bargains
you cant get
As wo'reprepared to offer youin goods that's
by us kept; %AN
The houseis Gross Co. in TaiItn99Se'S B!ocl
they keep,
Twas there Smith kept his capdyttore 10 sb'
somo room ou Main rtree'' ID
Lancaster, Ohio, April 18th, 1907 i-iy.
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The event of interest to tho Ia
dies, for next week, will be the
Grand Millinery Opening at Miss
oulbL,s, in the Rising Block, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Oct Goth, 2lst and 22d, @
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aaL LAY DELEGATIoN-OHIo Con.
FERENcE.-The voto In The several
districts of the Ohio N. Il, Con.
ference on the question of lay del.
egation stood as follows ~ F
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COMMITMENTS to Conhell

1t is reported that Col. CoNNELL
runs essentially behind his ticket
in almost every township and pre-,
cinct in Fairfield county.
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We tender our cordial thanks to
the gentleman who so efficiently
aided in the editorial department
q cftho Gazette last week.
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Fine potatoes arc selling In this
city By the wagon load at IS cents
per bushc1.
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The place to buy Boys clothing
is at Rising, Miller & Seipel's.
School Tea chers

will find forty varieties of Elegant Reward of
merit cards at Tuthilrs new Bookstore. The
designs are new, and benutifulcolored in oil:
also large notices on cards, for hangingup in
the School Room. Cards &c, for Sabbath
Schools. large stock OF school Books,
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Our thanks are duo brother
ZAnM, of the Eagle, for a copy OF
the election returns for Fairfield
county. t 4,a,f- uai
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Purchase your Gloves, Shirts
and Drawers, at Rising, Miller &
Seipel's.
A new Melodeon for sale-cheap.
Inquire at the Office of DR.. G. Mics.
Sc. 3w28
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The issue of our paper is somo !
what delayed this week, in order
TO give the latest election news.
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AlhuInH

can he bought at Tuthills, at about halfthe us
ual price. lie has just received u lNrge and
complete assortment, elegantly bound in Tur.
Ky Morocco, pearl clasps, 90 pictures for 81 so.
Bibles, Prayer Books &c. "- 3w29
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The vote in Conference on the
samc question, stood-yeas. T3;
nays, 52-lacking tho requisite
two-thirds. Conference meets at
Logan next year.
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John Anglin was badly used up
ina fghtwith one o'Brieh Al NfcS
Fuchs billiard saloon Wednesday
evening, resulting, it is said, from
dispute over game of cards
The latter was arrested and held
to bail to answer the charge Of as.
saGlt and battery. ..
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Don't buy your 0vercoat until
you see Tho Stock at Rising, Miller
Il Scipel's.
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New styles.

Tuthill has inst received tho new Fall style
Envelopes and Paper. The "conti nental
"AridN and Violet Borderod Enyelopes areal
the rags, Initial stamping on rsper and
Envelopes froe ofcharse. sU2J
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School ukOOka

cnnle bought at Tuthill's store cheaper than
ever befoiA. large stock at wholesale and
retail. States, Pens. Paper, Pencils, Reward
Cards &c; Gold Pens, Pocket Books &c. 2w2j
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The Ladies' know whore to 60 for
fino millinery, and are preparing to
call in crowds at Miss KATE
Qutbt's, ;onitbe occasion Of her
opening Fot Fall Millinery, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of next week. ,,,t. ,,' III '.t
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Stamped COIdwaiI Paper

Tnthlll hns just received 800 rolls Of fine
Gin and stamped Gold Wall Paper. The de-.
slrns are new and gotten up expressly fol the
Pall trade. lie has BY far The largest stock Of
fine papers In the city. 2s29
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-14

Particular attention in making
up fine Suits of clothing, is given
at Rising, Miller & Seipel's.
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Itch Ointment.

Itch OIntment. n
Why will you Scratch when re.
Lief fcan be obtained for 25 cents?
Buy q box of LiUin9ston's hch
ointa,ent at SIocum & Whites
Drug Store. tt'oS
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Grand Ball at City Hall To-
Night.

A brilliant affair in the dance
line comes off tonight in the CITY
Hall, under the auspices of Messrs
JAMES ANDERSON and WIN. HETTE.
SINNER. These young gentlemen
have had some experience in af.
fairs of the kind, and may be re.
lied on TO use their best efforts to
insure good time to all who may
participate in the festivities OF the
occasion. -,-...
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-14
Pocket ROoka

OF every description and Mt halithe usual price
can he hal at 'Tuthllps new store. Porte no
mes and Travelling Bags Tor ladies' and Gem
tlcmen. 3wog
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-14

For a good American Watch or
Clock, with all the latest Improvements, go to
the large stock of P. W. Bininger, he defes
competition. Small Profits and Quick Sales is
his motto. Itising's Block, Main ST.
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