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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07
WATCH And WORK.

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Democracy, or rather Democrat
Iic politicians, feeling that it is
their last foflorn hope, are making
almost Dupereuman efforts q car
~ the election n ext Fdesday The
frauds and rascalitics Of last year
will be repeated, and, if possible,
surpassed. There is but one REM
edy left for Republicans, and that
is; Thoroughly perfect your organ
izatioh, go to the polls eaily, and
labor by all honest and legitimate
means to get q full Republican
vote into the ballot box, and at the
same time see that no illegal votes
are cast. iae3 7ai q! t't7 81 lt
Be early on tho ground, and cast
your vote, and see that every Re
publican neighbor does the samO
Poll your votes carefully. and if
you fnd any absent, see to itat once
that they are brought out, Attend
to your voting first, and to business
afterwards. ii vs.
Il
| One vote at home, in each town
ship, may saddle us with another
Legislature as. extravagant and
reckless as the last, and place in
the guberDatorial chair Geo. II.
Pendleton,-a man whose past re.
cord as q politician is fully as bad
as that ofaC. L.. Vallandigham -
Wo bave a Republican majority in
the State Of $4,000, ifit comes out
to the polls but to achieve a vic
tory next Tuesday, every Repub
lican should act as it were he
"on whose sole arm hung victoryF" q
Close up the ranks I Let there
be no struggling It's in you,
powcr, Republicans, to give thu
finishing stroke to Peace Democra
cy. They were almost compelled
in this canvass 10 mako a"new dc
parture." If you do your duty
next Tuesday week, that "new dc
parture" will come, and the men
who howled themselves hoarsc fo
Pondleton and o dishonorabl
peace-tho mot another man no
another dollar" men-will be com
pelled TO take back seats, and th
Democratic party, ifit survives tn
contest, will hereafter learn to pu
such mon in the lead rs, in th
days OF Jefferson and Jackson
G made the very namo of Domocrac
"towcr Of strength"
!. When that time comes, and nc
till then, will 1t bc prudent for RI
II publicans to relax their vigilanc'
To the polls To the polls III
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TaNcS.

Tho annual list of U. s Govern.
ment tax foots up about $4,000 in
Fairfield county. The State and
County tax is about 100000
Tho democracy say that tho gov.
ornmCnt tax goes into tho hands oI
tho bloated bond,holdcr, The
county tax goes somowhoro-per
haps into tho pockets OF tho bloat
cd oficc.holdcr, Who fares the
best in Fairfield county, the bond
holder or tho Office holderP The
result can be obtained without
oven cyphering SO Tar as vulgar
fractions.
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Appraisers of Real Estate.

Appraisers of Real Estate.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. I'd, 1869. !
Editor OF Ohio State journal:
DEAR SIR Inquiries arc being
made at this Office rs TO tho mode
of conducting the election OF Ap.
praisers OF Real Estate, at the ap>
preaching election; whether sep.
arate bores, poll books, returns, &c,
arc to bo kept and made. The
statute provides (Swan Il Savior,
PIP. 75l g that each township out
sido OF cities shall constitute an
election district; that the County.
Commissioners shall divide each
city into election districts, TO con-
sist OF not less than one, nor more
than 6vo wards, in each uf which
districts an elector, resident OF tho
district, shall, at tho October eloc>
ton in tho year 1869, bo elected
Appraiser Of real property in such
district; that "The Judges Of olec.
ton shall keep separate poll book
for the election Of said Assessors,
and the return thereof, duly GER
tilted as in other cases, shall be
mado To tho County Auditor, who,
with tho Clerk Of tho Court OF
Common Pleas, and Probate Judge
Of the county, shall open tho same
and declare the result"
1t is perfectly clear therefore,
that separate poll. books must bc
kept, and separate returns be made
Of the election OF these Assessors, -
convenience requires that separate
boxes be kept, and separate tick
cts be used In these elections; but
If the ticket used in tho election Of
other officers, contain the name o
tho assessors for tho proper dis
lrict. and bo placed in the same
box with the tickets for the Other
officers, the judges would be oblig
cd TO credit tho votes 10 the party
named on it for assessor; and an cleo
tion thus made, will undoubtedly
be lawful; but it will bo found very
difficult, and inconvoniont to count
out tho votes from the same boz
and keep two separate sets Of tai
Iy sheets correctly at the same
time. IL will be far bettor there
fore, that separate tickets, and
separate boxes be used in the cleo
tion Of Real Estate Assessors.
As the election ia 80 near al
hand, | have boen requested tC
hand you this, that it may go L
tho public at once.
Respectfully, &c,
JAMES IL. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07

Go and SEQ those beautiful setts
Artificial Teeth, French Patterns,
which for natural appearance and
beauty are unsurpassed in the
world. -q.a ,gts ..
TEETH PLUGGED so as 10
preserve them through life.
TEETH EXTRACTED by q
process of my ownl with the least
possible pain.
BD-A reward of One Hundred
Dollars will be paid for informa.
tion convicting any parties of in
lringement Of my patents.
Call and see the finest specimens
of artificial teeth that you have ev'
er seen.
Also, Medals, Testimonials and
Diplomas which have been award.
ed to DR.. Won Bonhorst for the su.
perior excellence of his work.
17-3m.
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Brinrin the Returns.

When tho voto is counted, bring
in tho returns. II the Republicans
of Ohio will go to tho polls and do
their duty, our candidate for Gov
ornor will be elected by not less
than $4,000 majority and tho Log,
iSlaturc will bO largely Republican
in both branches.
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Don't Scratchyour Tickets!

Vote the whole ticket. Our can.
didates are infinitely superior to
those of tho Democracy, and it
would be o shame to sacrifice q
good man for one who is his infe.
rior. Our State ticket is o model
Of excellence, composed Of men Of
honesty and ability.
Our candidate for Senator, Lo.
RENO D. PosToN, is known to ev>
cry person in the district as
shrewd business man, and in
point of honesty and ability, is the
peor of his opponent.
Our county ticket is unexccp'
tionable. No party could ever
boast of better men, and tho Re,
publicans Of Fairfield may we'll be
proud oft. Again, we say, vote
tho entire ticket and thus faithfully
discharge your duty to your coun'
try andyour God.
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Ronublicnns.

Arc you prepared for tho con-
lest? Perfect your arrangements
at once for getting ont q full vote,
In that aloneis safety. In that
alone is victory, Let every Re.
publican resolve TO devote ono day
to his country-and your triumph
over the enkindlod embers of o
noarly dead rebellion will be com
plcte. You are once again called
upon to fight q new battle for the
Union and for liberty. Bo ready
and all will be we'll.
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Sharp FinnncierInr,

To have one of those old anti>war
democrats advocating tho issue OF
sixteen hundred millions of green.
backs for tho purpose Of taking up
tho bonds and making money
plenty. Then Flour would bc $50
per barrel, muslin 81 por yard and
butter Sl.5O perpound. Laboring
men then would receive two dol
lars per day. How much would
they bo benefited by tho Pendlc-
tonian theory of paying off the
public debtwith groonbacks2 The
thOoryis false. IfadoptOd, It would
bring disaster, ruin and rcpudia.
ton, T. ." 81
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Re lid and Doing.

Less than o week remains for 40.
tive work in this campaign. Are
townships thoroughly organizodf
Are you prepared to got out every
vote? Lot evcry Republican vo'
ter consider IL his especial duty to
see, personally, every doubtful vo'
ter and usO his influence to have
him vote right. BC up and doing
if you desire victory to porch upon
your banners.
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WHO?

Who brought on the late WARP
The Democracy.
Who is Geo, Fl. Pendleton
,ADcmocrat.
Who opposed crushing out the
robellion2 Geo. Ii. Pendleton.
Who said mot o man or q dol.
lar2" Geo, IL. Pendleton.
Who opposed the issuing Of
grconbacks? GeoyH. PendlOton.
Who opposed making them To-
gal tcnder2 Goo. II. Pendlcton.
Who declared the war a failurci
.l al Geo. II. Pendleton,
Who is opposed to Nationa'
Banks2 Geo. IL, Pondleton.
Who is q heavy stockholder il
these Banks2 Geo. II, Pcndloton.
Who is tho Democratic nominee
for Governor ''f
Goo. II Pendleton.
Who will bo disappointed ant
defcated2 Geo. II. Pendleton.
Why2 The people can't soc IT,.
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Niggcr.

The Democracy have recovered
from "Niggcr on tho brain" Fol-
many years they went into con-
vulsions at the mention of mig.
goF.' This yoar they don't 500 il
as they did Of old. Can any ono
explain tho causeP
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George III. PendIetOn.

His record during the war is
disgusting to every loyal man. He
opposed coersion and took great
pride in laying stumbling blocks
for tho enemy TO prevent their
subjugation. He to-day despises
the soldier who went forth to bat
tie and if his cowardly soul would
allow him to speak its true senti.
ments he would tell you so. lie
is o shrewd and cunning knave,
leading unsuspecting men into ru.
in and anarchy. Wo feel certain
that no soldier who fought for biz
country, for bis country's good
will vote for him, but ia unbroker
column, evory true soldier viii
march to the polls and with hi
ballot will teach this bad and un
scrupulous man, that bis hypocrit
ical cry of Groenbacks won't say,
him from annibili.ion.
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Are You Ready ?

Tho last shot will 10 fred on
Tuesday next with tho ballots o.
fleemen. Reader, arc you propar.
ed for the conflict. If you have
not made up your mind, decide a'
oncO, go to the polls and vote this
straight'ont Republican ticket, =
By sodOing you will always have
q quiet conscience and will be al
peace with all mankind.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07

Shall we, as Republicans, turn
out and poll our usual voter If we
do the victory is ours. 1t is bO'
llegea to- be important that we re-
slsSt Governor Hayes ills equally
important that we have . majority
of the Legislature. If the Repub
lican party is true to itself all thiI
can be done.
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National Banks.

IfNational Banks are go disas-
trous in their effects upon the
country, why is it that Geo. H
Pendloton is one of tho largest
stock. holders in one Of these insti
tutions in CINCINNATI If Pendle'
ton is SO honest and pure minded
why will he help run one Of these
infamous institutions? We pause
for O reply. y
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Cold ,Ganblinig.

d It $50 -tgtftrsI HLat tst
The Dulcbman was gifted with
q clear vision who described the
people Of New York as going ''apout
the streets all day shcating each
other-and dis dey calls puisness,"
was forcibly illustrated last Friday
among the gold and stock specula-
tors. There is no business about
it. 1t is sheer gambling, and
worse than gambling in this. that
its great developments are the re-
suit Of conspIracies which affect the
honest dustry otthe whole coun-
try.
In discoursing on this subject
the Philadelphia Ledger says
1t is getting to be quite a com.
mon thing to find very young mon
taking a most active part in the
delirious excitements of this spe.
cies of gambling, and what is most
extraordinary about it, they do it
under the pretcnse or profession OF
"business.' Young mon Of talent,
the sons of respectable fathers, and
sometimes the husbands of excel.
lent.young wives, have no other
occupation than gambling in
stocks, and when they leave home
in the morning TO 90 down town,
thcy dclude both themselves and
thoir families with the idea that
they are engaged in business '
There is nothing in tho nature Of
true and legitimate business about
liz.
In ono respect, indeed, this stock
gambling is worse than any Other
form of the vice. Tho man who
wastes his money on the turn Of @
card at faro bank, or at bluff,
or "pokcr," in a club house, in
jures only himself and his immedi
ate family. and perhaps aids in The
decentralization and ruin of q fov
of his associates but those whC
engage in the enormous conspira
ciss which now characterize these
New York operations, and which
are sometimes so. on foot on
smaller scale hero and in othel
cities, not only risk their own ruin
but they do widespread damage tt
the business and property OF thou
sands upon thousands of otho
people.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07

IS EVERY YOUNG MAN in tho coun.
try would DO greatly benetiltod by
a course of study at the Iron City
College, and TO those contempla-
ting business life it is indispensa-
BILE. Circulars containing full par.
ticdlars on addressing tho Princi-
pals, Smith 3 Cowley, Pittsburg,
Pm.
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Moneyl NFoneYl sNlOneyll

Wanted, ,andmpsl -be had, in settlement Of
the old MhhoG& OIL, Hardware firm accounts.
Those indebted aIe Earnestly invited to call on
GA, Mithof or ems. II. Creed, one or-the
other ofwhom WI q all times be found A
their ofhce over the Hardware Store ofMithon
4 90, a1dthey tSuitit will not be NECESSARY
to repeat this invitation ina different shape.F
June 10, G9-u
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"Lct By-gones be By
gones."

After next Tuesday the democ
racy will learn to their sorrow
that tho loyal and honest people
of the State of Ohio, wont bite Al
such bait. Tboy have been sof)
soaped too ofton, even to nibble Al
il. Wo would advise our demo
cratic friends never again to usc
the phrase, 1t won'tdo, tho thing
smells too loudly, of blood.
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Nonsense /!

To hear democrats proclaiming
that soldiers intend voting for Pom
dleton. You cant find ono in a
thousand who would not become
indignant at the charged
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Rctrenchment and Reform.

Rctrenchment and Reform.
Since tho lat day Of March 1869
tho day on which Con. Grant was
Tnauguratcd, the public debt has
been reduced just
$56, 1881, $50.
Talk about extravaganza and
profligucy. Nothing of the kind
will ever bo charged against the
administration of Con. Grant. Fit
ty ak millions Of dollars of roduc.
tion in seven months is no small
sum. Havo tho Democratic spoak
ers announced this to their con,
stituontsY Read their speeches do
livered since the last statement ot
the Secretary Of tho Treasury, and
you will find that thcy all speak
silent on this subject. Such state
monts must bc kept from tho peo
pie for fear ofa general stampede
in tho Democratic ranks. Romem
ber it is $50, $50. Circulate tn,
good news even through it shoulc
tcrmcnt tho Democracy.
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The Debt Diminishing.

From the, official statement. Of
the public debt just received by
mail, it appears that the decrease
Of the debt during the month o.
September, was S7,467, ,429 80; and
that the decrease of the debt since
March /, 1869, is s56,96S,1s7 90
Let the whining Democracy put
this in their pipes and smoke it.
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Awake! Freelnen Of Fair.
y3.'d field! y


Got to the polls on TUESDAY
NExr, and cast your vote for
GOV. HAYES and the a0hole Re-
publican TieketR Loyal men of
Fairfield, who rallied round the
Flag in the dark and gloomy
days of the Republic, remember
that on Tuesday nert! your SER
vices are again required. Cast
your votes early! Counsel your
neighbors!y Tell them how reb-
els scorn our glorious institu-
tions. How they have and
are now ready again to tramplc
on ta~, justice and humanity!
Let every man who loves Eber-
erty and good government go to
the polls and assist in crushing
out of existence the monster Geo.
II. Pendleton, who, during the
war gave aid and comfort to the
enemies of the country.
Republicans Of Fairfield! re-
member the glory ofyour Revo-
lutionary Sires and the priceless
heritage they left! Think Of
the glories of Vicksburg, Allan
ia, Gettysburg and the Wilder.
ness!
Remember the heroes dead on
the field of battle! The horrors
of Libby Prison and Anderson.
vile! Think of your martyred
President-the great and good
ABRAHAM LINCOLN Think o.
the five years of war, carnage
and desolation brought on by
the men who now seek to gain
possession Of your institutions.
Go to the polls on Tuesday
next, and by your vote proclaim
in tones Of thunder that rebel,
routed by the bayone shall not rul
BY The ballot!
Veterans of tho war ! veterans
in Freedoms holy cause! come
to the rescueI! Let the electric
echoes of your resounding tramp
assure the people, that you arc
again marching to the front tc
save the nation and secure tho
rights Of man.
George II. Pcndleton and hi
minions, whom you subdued il
battle, have marshalled their for
ces again to crush out Republi
can liberty. AT them ono,
moro, and finish with your bal
lot, what your bullet left un
done.
Go to the polls and again say
the Union and the Constitution
from the despoilcrs.
Once more we say to tho Re
publicans of Fairfield, arouse!
Put on your armor and max
ready for battlclll "Fight un
til the last armed foe expires
and save your children and you
.children's children from bcinl
crushed by the iron heel Of des
potism.
~ Guard the Polls.
Be vigilant. Allow no man l.
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ITO CONSERVATIVES.

-
THE Advertiser, having been restored to
healthn aiew weeks, by a very simple rome
dy, after having suffered several years with n
severe ungaffection, ard that dread disease,
Consnmption-is anxious to make known to
his tellow-sufferers the means ofcure.
TO all who desiret he wi Il send a copy Of
the prescription used (free Of CHARGE, wiihthe
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find SURE CURE FOR CoSsUMP-
1IoS, ASTHMA, BRoNcHIris, etc The object oi
the advert ser in sending the Prescr ption is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he ronceives to he invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as il
will costthem nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties ishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
may II, 'G0-ly.
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DENTISTRY.

Wo use only the best tooth now
manufactured. All those who have
had plates mado by other Dentists
that have proved o failure arc es-
pocially invited to call and see us
as We take all such cases on trial
if satisfaction is not given no pay
Plugging teeth dono in the bosi
manner. All operations warrant.
ed to provo satisfactory.
FOR SALE-Dr. Crider's Tooth
Waters, acknowledged to bo the
best preparation for cleansing teeth
and sweetening the breath now in
the market. H
CRIDER & WOLFE,
Ofiico at tho old stand, Lancas.
ter, Ohio. T24-2mo.
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Wolves in sheeps' Clothing.

Beware of these follows! They
are vicious and blood. thirsty ami
mails. Two,legged, erect and with
enormous iangs, they may be seon
perambulating our streets, snufing
for blood-Republican blood
These fellows profess great person.
al friendship for their Intended
victims; pleasantly refer to gschool-
boy days." "old times" "iamily re.
la.ions" and tenderness for the fu-
ture. These fellows are asking
some 60 80 tar as to Insist that their
Republican friends sbould not go 10
the polls. They gently and low
ipgly say to them that the election
don't amount to much, and urge
THAT the Democracy are making no
effort for success and will probably
allow the election togo by default,
Wesay toour Republican friends
I,ratch these JeilO,rsl They are try.
ing to deceive you, and on election
day every "mother's son" of them
will be at the pollsto vote for Geo.
II. Pendleton. These men are
wolves in sleeps clothing" and
seek your destruction and after
|. ward will laugh attyour foolish
ness. Once more we say, keep ar
eye on them; watch them closely
and rebuke them by meeting then
at tho polls Oh Tuesday next, there
TO defend your rights as frcemeD
by casting your votes for Govern
or Hayes and tho whole Republi
: can ticket. That will send then
back into their dcns hcwling.
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NEW ADVGR TISEMEN rs
AdmInlstrs,or,s A Notiee.

NOTICE Ia horeby given that tho under.
~ signed has been duly appointed Admin
istrator Of the Estate OF Nathan p. Steven
son, lato Of Fairfield county, Ohio. deceased.
,...J'.. JAMES B, STEVENSON. =
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NEW DRUG STORE.

I'd NEW DRUG STORE.
1 have opened, on Main Street,
a retail Drug and Prescriptions
Store, and l keep in connection
Herewith a good assortment of
Toilet articles.
Ny stockis entirely new, select
cd in New York City by myself, and
persons dealing with me can rest
assured Of Cgcttipg,Puro andlfresh
Medicines at fair prices.
1 pay particular attention to fill
ing Physicians prescriptions.
II. B. HUNTER.
Lancaster, Ohio, Sept, 2, 1869.
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AdlnlnIstrator,s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the under.
IN signed Inns heen duly appointed and quail
iRed ~ Administrator of the Estate Of Joel
smith, deceased. late OF Fairfield county, Ohio.
WIN. II. SPENCER, Admr.
Oct. 7, lSG0-.Sw2lS
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CONSTABLE SALE.

On the 10Th day OF October, 1900,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock n, m. and 2
IN The township of Greenfield, county OF Far.
fold, l shall sell ut public vendue the follow.
ing property, to-wlt: The Canal Boat "Carter
Boy" one hay mare, two sets OF harness,
taken rs the property ofthe Boat Carter BOY,
on an execution M iayor Of J, W. Whitley,
ono in fayoi Of Ira Raver, one in favor Of John
Il. Smallwood, one In favor Of John T. Arnold
one n favor of Daniel W. Clcland.
L. 4, MANLY, Constable.
October 7, lGG0-9w20
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Wool Wanted !!
PIN p 81 stefT as. -
Cash paid for Wool, at the
best market rates, according to
grade and condition. ia p,
,HIlTE}L# Il

Grateful for the long continued md immense
patronage received nt tho hands OF the peo.
pic Of Fairfield and the adjoining counties, We
shall continue our accustomed efforts to give
satisfaction, by furnishing good goods At low
prices, and, unnrirg attention to the wants
REBER, RUIZ 4 ULRICK.
Ian caster, June 3, lsG0-f IL
tHf .r..l u.ltatFsr .trt
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all tho eTscts Of youthful indiscretlon, will, for
the sake suffering humanity, send free to ali
who needit, tho receipt and drectionsfo max.
ingthe simple remedy by which he was cured.
Suftercrswshingt Profit by the advertisers
experience, can doso by addressing, n perfect
confidence, JOHN Il. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar street, Now York.
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Our establishment is now re-
filled with a new and conipleto
stock in all the foregoing DEPART
ments, which will be constantly
rcplenished by fresh purchascsin in
the best markets of the country.
The public are assured that
no House in Ohio will be per-
mitted to excel us in the induce
mcnts offered to buyers at retail.
All kinds of Country Produce
bought in their season, and the.
highest market prices paid.