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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-25
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From Rer. Z. d. FezdaU
LSSistant Editor, ChriEtr Pbnada-
have derived decided benefit from the uss Of
HooGAnd's German Bitters. and feel II nv priv.
Hege 70 recommend them a. a msSt vsI1able
tonic, 70 AL who are suffering from general de.
bility, or from diseases arising frOn derange-
ment Of the liver.
YOars, truly, Z. d. FENDALL-
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PR &c n =

half dossa--.. s o.
HOo6Ard's German Tonic, put up n quart bot
ties. 81 50 per bottle, or half dozen for g. 50.
EDs not FORFEIT 70 examine vel ths arti.
ole yoa buy in order 10 get the genuine.
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CAUTION.

HOsdAnd's German Bittsrs are oounterfeitsd
See that the signature Of c. NJ JACKSON Il
on the wrapper Of each bottle. All others are
counterfeit
Principal Of5ce and Mandatory a the Ger.
man Medicine Store, No. 631 ARCH Street,
Philadelphia. Pa
CHARLES N. EVANS, ProPFIetor.
Formerly C. u. Jackson & co.
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WILLIAM HARE.

DRACTICAL PEUNBRB AND
Il GAS FILTER, No. Monroe St. Wheel
ing, W. Va.
~ Orders from tho country attended 10 =
abort notice. AspO
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
sRaII Road Company,

WHEELRo, Nay sth. issO.
DAssRNGRRT TRAINS VILE nun
i by the following schedule on and after the
10th day Of May. lsta-W WhselinE time
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION
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r. III. LOGAN a. Co.,
Wholesale Agents for West Virginia
SALE BIZ ALI

DRUGGISTS AND ST0REKEEPEsS
EVRRYWHERR.
nSv9e-T1. II, Sat vsov
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.ND'S GERMAN TONIC,
Hoodand's German Bitters.
Those who have no objection to the combina.
ton OF the Bitters, as stated, will use
H00FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

1ney are ootn equally good and contain the
same medicinal virtues the choice between the
two being mere matter of taste, the Tonic
being the most palatable.
The stomach, from variety of causes such
as Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility,
etc, is very apt TO have its functions deranged.
fhe Liver, sympathizing as closely as IL does
With the stomach, then becomes affected. the
result of which is that the patient suffers from
several or more of the following diseases.
Constipation, FlatulenCS, Inward Piles, Full.
ness of Blood TO tho Head, Acidity Of the Stom.
ach, Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for Food, Full.
ness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations;
Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit Of the Stomach,
Swimming of the Head, Hurried OF Difficult
Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking OF
Sunocating Sensations when in Lying Posture,
DimDess Of Vision, Dots OF Webs before the
sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Per.
spiration, Ysllswness Of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs ETC., Sud.
den Flushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant ImagininEs Of Evil, and Great Depres-
sion of Spirits.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16
The City Hall.

i
There is room for Improvement
in the arrangements of onr City
Hall for Concert and Exhibition
purposes. Particularly is this the
case with regard TO the stage, the
appointments and decorations Of
which are rather shabby for a city
of the pretonsions Of Lancaster
The seating facilities Of the room,
too, are not what they ought to be.
We think the foorof the stage
could be lowered a foot or more,
with advantage, and several other
obvious improvements made. We
trust the City authorities may sec
proper to take some action in the
direction indicated, and thus con.
fer. o favor on all citizens who feel
an interest in having our City
Hall renovated according to its
highest capabilities.
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Blind Toms Concert.


The audience assembled at City
Hall on Monday night TO hear
Blind Tom was immense. and Of q
most appreciOtive character. And
II was indeed well paid in the en-
tertainment that was given. Blind
Tom Is one Of the Scw highly ex-
tolled wonders that comcs fully up
10 the most highly wrought accounts
that have proceeded him. onhcaring
him one realizes at'once that he
presents IN instance ofthe conden.
Sation Of all human faculties into
one-that of Music. There is
something Of awe mingled with
the feelings his performance in
spires.
We arc glad to learn that there
is q prospect ofanothor concert by
Blind Tom in Lancaster before the
close of winter. E9OG
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Thn Indencndent.

We lately received copy Of
this paper with request to notice.
Our impressions of the paper are
that its overgrown dimensions will
prove o Encouragement to the
mass of readers from over attempt
ing to look through the whole Of
its columns. 1t is comparatively
worthless by the side of q sheet OF
half it's size got up expressly to
meet the every day wants Of every
day people. This nnmb6r gives a
couple Of large engravmgs one Of
which is o decided hit in .illustra-
tog tho overVeening vaaity of T.
'rilton. ..
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An Escane.

+. Mr.. s. D. LEONARD, Of Basil. we
Me'informed, met with a mishapt a
few nights since, which came near
having a fatal termination Hav-
ing for some time been afflicted
with q troublesome cough, on, the
night in question be was seized
Risk an upnsuallys severe parox;
ysm after retiring, and arose and
took as@alloY, Of what he suppos'
cd 70 be . preparation be bad on
band for shOh emergencies. Il
proved 20 bc different, and q poi.
SOM. the effect ofwhichs was 90 vi,
olent that but for timely medical
assistance he would probably have
JBt his life. daatos0 'q 1'Hr". Vs.
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Hogs In Cincinnati.

Tho Commercial Of Tuesday
says:
There was a very firm markOt
for Hogs early in the week, and
the receipts not being 20 liberal
prices advanced fully SOC per con.
tai. To day, however, the mar.
kot exhibited signs Of weakness;
and IL closed dull, though the
drovers were not willing 70 grant
any important concessions. Pri.
ces; however, are l0al5c below the
extreme prices paid during the
week, Live can be bought at
Sl0a1U G5 per GENITAL gross, for
light to extra heavy averages, the
latter for those Weighting 900 to
300 pounds. Dressed are quoted
at Sl2 25al2 rs for IT'S to 300
pounds averages. The receipts for
the past forty.eight hours were
about 10000 head, over 1000 in
excess of the arrivals as reported
at the books Of the Merchants Ex.
change.
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r FOUND DEAD. The dead body of
an old lady named Lynch wos
found in her residence near the
Railroad depot on Tuesday morn
ing last. She had been missed tor
the space of a day by her neigh
bors who had been accustomed to
see her about, and the fact aroused
q suspicion which led to an, exami-
nation Of the premises. The door
ofthe house being found fastened,
was broken in, and Mrs. Lynch
found lying dead, just inside. We
understand that no inquest was
held, her friends not deeming il
necessary, although it would seem
to have been a case justifying such
u proceeding.
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BBERE, brown { CO.

a .ir .iGa .-5IglW . IL
&C.,
lH1guul 1laf0 - "a .t
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READ! READ! READ.

For every thing in the way Of Christmas
Presents, go 10 the old Reliable Watch, Clock
and Jewelry store ofP. W. Bininger. He keeps
no largest and best stock DISK Gold Rings.
Gold and Silver Watches,and Gold and Silver
Chainsior Ladiesand Gentlemen. Every or.
ticie Warrante d. and ut the lowest prices
Don't be afraid; cal for any thing in the jewel.
ry line. Bininger keeps the best stock Of Sill.
yer Ware, solid Silver Spoons, and an endless
variety ofSeal Rings, Gold Pens, Hnndker.
chief Holders, and many other things too nu.
merous to mention; but every body is invited
to call and see il all the above is not just as
represented. No charge for exhibiting goods
return many thaaks for the very liberal
patronage extended to Inc during he last 0
years and hope to continue to please all who
may callto see me. Don't forget the Old Re.
liable Watch, Clock and Jewo Try store in Rising
Block, Main street, opposite the Mithoh
House. A p. W. BININGER.
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Christmas Eve. Ball.

Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH, a disabled
soldier, from Columbus, who has
the bearing and appearance of q
deserving young man, proposes to
get up a Grand Ball at the City
Hall on Christmas Eve. His prep
arations are ample, and we COM
mend his enterprise q, the favor Of
sthe auasspmept,Ioy portion Of
our ,citizsus, and hope they may
,ituRn out and afford himIa real BEN
e efitL ,aom91a ,utJOA. "a W
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CINCINNATI market,

- -CINCINNATI, Dee.N20.
FLOUR-Unchangcd ! and in
fair. demand; iamiIy-at- S5 $50
s 65. " -
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged and
quiet; No l at 81 10, Corn stca-
dy; new at IS, and old at 9Oc,-
Oats dull at 52@57c. Rye steady
at 9O@95c. Barley dull at 81 81
al 40 for fall, and 81 2O@l 20 fol
Canadian. a.. 80 av.
WHlSKY-Closed at 97@9Sc
demand light. +.
PROVISIONS-Mcss pork qui.
ct and steady at S31. Bulk meats
quiet and firm; shoulders at 124c;
sides at 151@153c for clear rib
l64@164c for clear Packed ba,
con in fair consumptive demand
shoulders at 142; sides at l73@
1S4c for clear rib and clear. Lard
quiet and held atGl74@l9c; demaht
tight, ~ o:IpH as s'mf .
d SHOGSAQdiet and not much
done, few offering; whole range al
$40 25@10 80; receipts 4,700.
GREEN MEATS-Qaiet fol-
shoulders; 12tc for sides, and l5I
@15Rc for hams. fas t'1 b..
PRODUCE-Butter dull at 3O@
35c.. Cheese firm at l7t@lSac.-
Eggs at 37@38c. ,
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Now York Market.

New YORK, Dec. 13.
FLOUR-Market closed quiet
and q shade lower for medium and
common grades.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet, without
decided change; No 2spring 81 %
@l 25, and 81 30@1 33 for winter
red and amber western. Rye dull
and nominal. Oats dull and hca.
Wy at 62@63c for western, Corn
firm and quiet at 81 Hal 13 for
old sound western mixed. Hl
PROVlSIONS--Pork very qui.
ct and unchanged. q Beet dulland
nominal. Cut meats and bacon
dull and heavy.
LARD--Dull at 1Sfal0c for fair
TO primo steam.
EGGS-Dull and without deci.
Change. " & SO ,I% EA
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New York Cattle Market.


New York, Dec. 13.
CATTLE--With 6,594 head for
the week, the 1850 on sale 10 day
are mole than ample. AS the hol-
idays draw near more tat cattle
are called for, hence the few on
sale went quick at l61a17c, with
the best and very fine, 8 cwt, Ohio
grade, at 174c, GO lb per cwt.-
Poor stock, and especially Texans,
Of which $50 were in tho yards,
sold low and at scarcely tho prices
of last week, or 10a10Ic. Fair to
good beeves brought l4lal6c, the
market averaging l44c. Some lots
are unsold. tonight. Fifty-seven
Ohio steers, Q cwt, averaged l7c;
80 Texans. 81 cwt, brought s55;
ll3 Texans, Ct cwt, l23c; 100 Iii.
nois, Ct cwt, l4al6c. The weather
is warm. -
Dead meat markets are bad ond
poultry is plenty and lower, again
hurting meats. Holiday stocks
should be here by next Monday
Something very fino is expected.
SHERP-Are coming in better
quality, and hence bring more
money. Total receipts 38 .4s0. with
10000 to-day. Fat stock soils quici,
and thin slow; we quote 44a53c for
very poor to medium; 6a7c for
good extra, with some very super.
ior at Base; sales of car, 70 lbs
poor Ohio at 44e; a car of so lbs a,
SIC; a car of 93 lbs tic; q car o.
ITO lbs Canada at 71c. with a, ca,
Of very fine l44 lbs Kentucky Al
L9c.
HoGs--Are weak; receipts to, day
of 80 ears, making $4,000 for tht
week, besides 3,4O0 western dress
ed; live are quoted at l0allc, ant
l4c for dressed, with western
dressed selling ut S131c.
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Lectures by Mrs. Everett.


Lectures by Mrs. Everett.
Mrs. SUSAN EVERETT, M. D., who
lately delivered u course of lectures
to the ladies Of this city, with such
acceptance, sends word to her
friends in Lancaster that she will,
on Friday next, return hOro ana
deliver Two more lectures, in the
basement room of the Presbyterian
Church. First lecture, at q O..
clock, P N, Second, at u P. M.
Admission to the two lectures, fifty
cents.
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Concert in Basil.

Tho Basil Brass Baud proposes
10 give a concert and oyster sup>
per in that place on Christmas
Eve. Tho occasion will doubtless
afford a good time for all who may
attend. ,"9o,''Ve'O
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Sale Of City Lots.

Pursuant to notice q sale OF q
number Of city lots took place last
Monday, under the supervision of
j. f. Vandemark, Chairman of
Committee on Public Property
o. P. Weakly being auc,ioneer.--
Competition was quite lively,
which caused, the lots to go off at
, q good round price. The bidding
upon lot 486 was especially spirit
ed, arising from strife for the
possession Of a valuable sand bank
said to be upon it. The successful
bids were as follows: tNvr
Lot 4s5, Conrad Plinke, S465;
appraisement, $3.50.
Lot 4s6, Thomas Malone. $500;
rappraisement, $500. rrol]
Lots 29S and 999, fsold togetber)
Hugh Cannon, s65l; appraisement
s80. LyT gEIIlT
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80
,s We havo received the first mum.
Der of the Akron Daily Beacon, a
sheet which in sprightliness, vigor,
and the business appearance of its
columns, would be acreditto acity
of25;OoO population. We demur,
however, tothe taste which prefers
the old style of type used in the
editorial department 10 the boauti,
fpl face Of the improved modern
styles. Its use, in many OF the
publications of the day, is to our
mind progress backward.
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At Home.

BY a telegram from R. M.
CLARKE, Esq, his friends here
havc learned that he arrived at his
home in Carson City, Nevada, on
Sunday last. He left this city on
the afternoon of the previous Mon
day-thus making the trip in 6
days.
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Fine Cattle.

70 Our friend Capt. A. R. KELLER,
sold on tho 9th inst, TO Hiram
Thompson, ten three Year-old
steers of his own raising, the ag-
gregate weight of which was l6,.
465 lbs an average Of l,646a lbs
to the animal.
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Posting Books, Copying &c.

Business men wishing to have
their books posted, lawyers. Off
cials or other persons wishing copy.
ing done, can have the same excu-
ted with neatness and accuracy on
application to g. M. link, at DR..
Davidson's Drug Store. t 3w30
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Watches, Clock and Jewelry repaired at tn Q
Old Reliable Watch maker tstore Of p. W.
Bininger, on short notice. All work warrant.
ed. He attends to his own business and secs
that a II is well done. Don't forget the old Re-
liable Watch, Clock anil Jewelry Store Of r.
". Biningcr. in Rising, Miller a seipers
Clothing store. Man Street, opposite Mithof
II ouse. f.r ...t" .G.H.f SO, A.
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Nor OUR BININGER.--A notice
latcly appeared in the papers of
the failure of the New York house
Of"A Bininger & Co.. Asywo I'D.
vertise for "Bininger & Cont is
proper 70 state that our eBfpinger
& Co." Of New York, have not fail.
ed, but still do q large and increas.
ing business at No. Is Beaver
street.
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Losr-0n Main street or Broad.
way somewhere between Colum>>
bus and Wheeling streets, as is
supposed, an "Athepeum'O Pin,
with tho owners name engraved on
tho inside. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded on returning the
same to the store of Sniff, Allen &
Hatcher. ELLA HATCHER.
liz 's..
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a We are pleased TO learn that Mr..
BEEcHER WHITE, whose injuries
from burns by phosphorus we no.
ticed last week, is rapidly recover.
ing and that the result is likely to
be far less serious than was at one
time apprehended. ,,v,
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The" "Daily Inland Empire" is
the name Of lively journal print
cd at Hamilton, White Pine coun.
ty, Nevada, copies of which have
been kindly furnished us byIL. G.
BUTCH, Esq.
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FELToh-Mrs. Joanna FELTON,, wife Of Rev.
e; y. feltonsa foFmsrpsstoF OF tho Aethodisi
Church IN IanoagieF, dlDd IN cleYeland, o..
Th1rgday Dec. 2nd. Her romans were taken
70 Colnmbug, Tie funeral sermon was preach.
ed ~ Rev.J. N. Tnmbie, d. D.
EvERsoI.g-Dsc.5t 9Th. 1860, Mrs. Sarah ..
wife ofGeO. EVersole, aged 80 yenns, 4 months.
she was n member Of The Presbyterian
church. Sho patiently suffered for = long
time, then calmly fell asleep In her BuVlor's
arms, leaving husband, two children and q
large circle Offriends n mourn the departure
Of The happy Spint that II nov waiting 10 vel.
come them TO the bright home Of her Heaven.
ly Father, 3 ~ l-. COM.
a sHAIL-0n Dec. II, amer weeks of patient
suffering triumphantly ascended from the
home Of her mother 70 the home OF her IIea.
yeply Father, the spirit OF Mrs. Clara v. ride
ofJames ?. Hall. HowoVeI lovely her years,
her last DAYS were so frightened BY the Savior :
presence as TO throw splendoF around the dear
daughter, cherished sister, loved wife. happy
christian Of % sgmmers Her mind was bright.
she spoke o. beh0 0lding Heavenly scenes; beau.
tifui beings and hearing sweet HOunds. She
longed to pass to the Celestial city, she talked
tenderlyto all, asking them to Love Jesus
come for you" SNOW sing
Shall we gather at the river,
Tint flows by the Throne Of Cod"
KINSNAN-Dec. 18th, Henry B.. infant son
Of DR., D. n. KiDsman. IL IL we'll with the
childi And she answered, II Is well.
"Whereofshould we now mourn,
Seeing the dear babe Is deadi
He TO rest is early gone,
Heto paradise Is fed"
FC, r~rrF Hrgt5 CON.
DIED-1n this City, Of Consumption. on tn,
9th inst, Mrs Mary ABurbery, aged &c years
2months and 20 days.
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= Capt. A. B. KELLER was in our
city on Tuesday, in shining broad
cloth, on his way to the Reunion
Of the Society of the Army of the
Cumberland, which waste be held
iaIndianapoIs yesterday and to-
day. A.t
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The Cincinnati Chronicle

I Tho Cincinnati Chronicle.
. This excellent metropolitan jour.
nal appeared in an ehtiro new typo.
graphical drcss several days since,
1t is now as good an evening pa
peras haiisHfrom any Western city
1t has become so well grounded in
the affections of the Republican
party and the people generally
that its permanent prosperity i
assured beyond q peradventure. .
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nTUTlon 10 raEsPAasnns.
NOTICE.

NolieeiA hereby given 70 al whom ltmay
nit any person or persons, 10 hunt, Chase o.
sh0ot, any game of any description. on the
iandt beIougingto them, and anv person %
persons found hunting, chsSing OF shooting
any game Of any kind without permiss0n By
she oSners o. SAG lAPas; y ihsy Tinps dean
CATHERINE GIESY,
70 Z q SARAH GiESY, ID.
q. W. TU5SIN0.
Dec. o. 'eo-3ws. .f3
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Beery, Brown 4 Co.,, the enter
prising dry goods firm, are pre-.
pared Tor holiday business, with
the most attractive array Of goods
seen upon their shelves for q long
time. Give them o can.
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A seizure of diseased pork, by
Marshal NoLEs, took place in our
sttoess n few days since 1t is
claimed that the farmer who had
tho carcasses for sale was innocent
acknowledge Of tho fact Of their
diseased condition. OF 32
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NEW DRUG STORE.

NEW DhOG SIOItE.
I have opened. on Main Street,
a retail Drug and Prescription
Store, and I keep in connection
Herewith q good assortment Of
Toilet articles. "a
My stock is entirely new, select.
cd in New York City by mysoh, and
persons dealing with me can rest
assured Of getting pure and fresh
Medicines at fair prices. -
1 pay particular attention to FILL
ing Physicians prescriptions.
II. B. HUNTER.
Lancaster, Ohio, Sept. 2,lS69.
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Piano For Sale.

First class instrumeBt-c cheap
for cash. Enquire al the Gazette
Office, or Of w. G. CLARKE. F'e
The Wagon In Motion!
Don't forget that Andy Bau.
mans Bread wagon Is now rpnning
and will visit your door sEery day
if you desire it. 80 81
leave your orders, and buy your
tickets, at tho Grocery Store, and
the same will meet with prompt
and unfailing attention.
Fresh bread and cakes delivered
daily to all parts Of the city, Bear
this in mind and give me a call.
A. BAUMAN.
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Something o stick Two Pins into.

Something to stick Two Pins into.
That P.W. Bininger has the best establish.
ed Watch, Clock and Jewe!ry store in Lancas-
ter; that he has been 27 years in the Jewelry
business having been born TO be watch max
or. This enables him to sell goods 10 per
cent. ch eaper, as he works himselfat his own
business. md gives his personal undividedAt.
tention TO the same. No man can sell as cheap,
defy fycompetition--nt the old Reliable Watch,
Clock and JeSelry store, Rising Block, Main
street, opposite Mithof House.
9S4t ,.. ,P,w. BININGER.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

FARMERS AND BUILDERS,
Look to your interests. We are
now selling for thirty days:
Oak Flooring at $500 per loot.
Poplar F" 1926 RI"
Pine {" 400
Poplar Siding, 2,l5 {"
Pine ESQ to 800;
Dressed Pine 2,75 to $50;
No. ! Shingles $500 to $50;
Double Xxx Shingles, G,5O, the best
in market;
Plastering Lath 3,75 por 1000.
Pine Flooring Lum. 2,5O per 100;
Pine Roof Boards 1,85 per 100;
Barn Lumber 2,75 "
Common Boards ESQ C
Factory and Yard on the corner
of Canal and Mill streets. All
kinds offactory work done on short
notice, and Is per ct. lower than
any other Factoryin the West.
29.f VORYS & BRO.
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1 desire 20 call the attention Of the
public to M large and we'll selected stock Of
Silver Ware, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewel.
ry, spoctacles, &c. forthe Holiday trade, and
at prices that cannot fail to please. i'-'-
3e-tts. .t t..r. L.C. BUTCH, kgt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

We have received another file Of
late San Francisco papers from our
,,young friend j. w Searls. Thanks
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

,Ca The show case in P. W. Binning.
Ars' jeWelry store is worth look,
ing at. $50 $500