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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-11-04
Life of 81. NJ"

We are in receipt Of a copy of a
voluminous and handsome pam.
phlot, being a sketch of the early
history and life of the phil
osopher of deathless fame, ~. NJ
for which we are indebted to Maj
]. W. FREE, a brother of the il
lustrious champion and orator Of
Truth. The work is we'll gotten
up and full Of interest. We advise
every body to procure q copy.
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ABOUT TO LEAvE.-The Tiffin
Tribune of last week says: We are
sorry to learn that A, T. Barnes,
President of the Tiffin Agricultural
Works, has decided to leave this
city. He goes TO Lancaster, Ohio
to engage in the manufacture Of
Agricultural Implements and Ma
chinery. The citizens of that city
having q just appreciation of his a.
bility and worth, offered him such
inducements as he would hardly
feel like sighting. The company
of which be becomes o member
commences with the snug sum OF
100000, with an immense build.
ing, favorably located, already O.
rected, and with tho most fatter-
ing prospects of success.
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Citizens Loan to the ii. v
Manufacturing Company.

We are indebted to our neigh>
Dor Of the Eagle, for the following
list Of subscribers names, and the
sums subscribed to the loan to the
above mentioned Company; [The
figures represent the number Of
dollars subscribed
Il. A. Mithoff. 1000; NJ. A.
Daughcrty, 1000; P. B. Ewing,
1900, J. G. Weaver; 1900, J. b.
Martin, 1000; J. 7. Brasee, 1000;
P. Rising, / 900; G. G.. Beck, 900;
Reber Il Kutz, 1000; Theo. Nit.
hoff, 1000; II. Ewing, 1000; IL. H
Hunter, 1000; }. r. Mumaugh
500; B. F. Reinmund, 500; J. S.
Brasec, 500; Thos. Sturgeon, 900;
David Huber, 500; f. A. Sbaeffer,
500; N. & D. OSwalt, 1000; Isaac
Claypool, 1000; J. G. Grubb, 500;
S. J. Wright, 500; SIocum & White;
200; J. Work & Son, 200; G ].
Wygum, 200; G. W. Brock. & Co.,
300; +. Mayer, 100; Louis DeCail.
ly, 100; D. X. Fishel, 100; Daniel
Ward, 200; Jacob Baker l. Son,
300; II. V. Weakly, 200: G. F.
Steel, 1000; J. G. Myers, 500; Mrs.
IL. P. Kaufman. 1000; Mrs. NJ. N.
Goulding, 500; Miss Eta L. Kautf-
man, 500; Fl. Il. Enoampment, /.
o. o. f. 500; j. Ulrick, 800; P, b.
Shory, 200; Christian Huber,
100; w. Il, Rigby, 200; G. p. Raj
ney, 200; Geo. King, 100; W. P.
Creed, 200; P. W. Bininger, 100
W. L. Bro wn, 100; A. NJ. Beery, 100;
Cannon. Il Watson 200; Jno. D.
Jackson 200; Patrick Mccormick
300; Mrs. E. A. Beck 200; Robert
Johnson 100; jas, McManamy 100;
VIM. Stewart 100; ]. NJ. Gallagher
1000; ]. B. Mcneil 100; L.. Holds
800; r. Seipel 100; Peter Miller
100; Jno. A. Helm 100; G. Flemm
800; w. H. Shut 200; Jno. IL.
Rhodes 100.
AS some few thousand dollars
were advanced by persons unable
TO loan at the stated interest, six per
cent, q subscription was started
for the purpose Of raising dona.
tion to pay tho difference of two
per cent. Tho names and result
we give below.
Robt. Reed 30; H. Springer 80;
VIM. y. Wise %; Jas. Duncan 3d.
j. e. Hite 20; G. NJ. L. Wiseman
20; A. Brenneman 10; NJ. Levy l5i
II. B. Hunter SO; zahm & Bro. 80;
G. W. Pratt 25; Sniff & Allen TO-
John Rudolph 10; J. q. Smith 25i
j. Armbruster 10; Phil Bauman 10;
Geo. W. Beck 20; fl. A. Gebelein
10; Griswold, Kooken & Sutphen
| Is.
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kaaIaNS


This ISFALLIRLE iREMEpY does not, like the
poisonous irritating snuffs and strong caustic
solutions with whlchthe people have long been
humbugged, simply palliate for q short time,
or drive The disease 10 the lungs as there Is dan
ger OF doing in the use OF such nostrums, but
il produces PERFECT AND PERMANENT cuREs or
rHE WORST CASES OF CHRONIC cArARRH.Rs thou-
sands can testify. "CoLD IN THE HEAD" II
cured with n few applications. CArARRHAL
HEADAcHs Is relieved and cured as ifby mage.
IL removes offensive Breath, Loss or Impair
ment of the sense OF taste, smell or hearing,
Wateringor Weak Eyes, impaired Memory,
when caused by the viblei ce Of Catarrh, ns they
allfreauently are. ! offerin good faith stand.
ing reward Of $500 for case OF Catarrh that /
cannot crre.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. PRIcE ONLY 80 CENTS.
Ask your Druggist forthe Remedy, but Il he
has not yet got it on sale, don't be put of by
accepting any miserable worse than worthless
substitute, hut anclose sixty cents to me, and
the Remedy ywill be sent you poet paid. -Four
packages saOO, or on dozen for $500. Send n
two cent stamp for DR.. sage's pamphleton Ca
tarrh. Address the Proprietor,
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D..
Septic, '6e-1y. Buffalo, MY.
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John Work a Son.

We invite attention to the ad-
vertiscmsnt Of these gOntlemen.-
Their store.room is crawmed to
OvcrhOwiDg with q splendid stock
Of wares in their line. which they
are selling at a rapid rate and at
low rates. Give them q call.
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Personal.


ID Our city has been onlivened
within q week by q visit from G.
ROLAND, Esq, formerly editor of
the Ohio Eagle, now Of the Green
vile Democrat. He was looking
prosperous and happy, and seemed
to be enjoying his visit hugely.
Our friend and former fellow
citizen RoBT. M. CLARKE, Esq
with his lady, arrived in Lancas>
ter on Monday, from Carson City,
Nevada, his present place Of resi-.
dence. An absence of five years
has effected but slight change in
his appearance, and that, if any
difference, for the better. We judge
that people grow old very slowly
in Nevada. lie will spend several
weeks in visiting relatives and
friends in this region before return.
ing to the Silver State.
We had pleasant call, a few
days since, from an old friend
(though by no means an aged per-
SOM Mr.. ANDREW CLAYTON, an
Express Messenger on the Illinois
Central Railroad, residing at Odin
Ill. After Il brief and agreeable
visit to friends and relatives here
he left for home on Tuesday last.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Nov.

VIII isky-Dull at 81 10.
PrOvisions-Mes pork dull at s3l 90; new
mess pork held ut $50 30, buyers holding Oft.
no old bulk NESTS IN the market. New shoul-
ders, half cured, offerodat l312c. Lard at ld1sc
for steam rendered. The stock of Bacon is
exhausted aud prices are nominal. Green
meats are iull at the close Mt ll@lic fol shout
ders and sides, but hams in fair demand at LOG
l5%c.
Butter-Ini light supply and market firm at
30@35c for fresh.
Eggs-At20@30c.
CheeNe-At l7129lsc.
FIour-Dull; family att 5O05 -
Grain-W Wheat dun Rt 81 OS@l II for Nos.
and |. Corn in fair demand at 5S@GOc for new
and 33@S5c for old Oats firm at hOtg5Sc the
lNtter rate for white. Rye dull at atss@9Sc. Bar.
ley dull at 81 5O@l 55 for fall
HOgs-Firm but few onthe mark ct; sales at
sJGelO 20; the latter rate for extra large.
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Interesting and Valuable Pub
.... licatiOn.

Interesting and Valuable Pub
.... licatiOn.
Homes and Fortunes, is q hand
some volume of nearly COO pages,
which has been issued from the
press of the Peoples Publishing
Company. 1t contains q compar-
ative view of the resources and ad-
vantages of the various parts of tho
United States, describing the soil,
climate, mineral, and agricultural
productions, tho public lands, with
the quality and price of farms in
different localities, and furnishing
a convenient and instructive man.
ual for persons who are scoking q
new home in tho West and South.
The condition of tho Southern
States as q field for immigration,
affords subject OF special interest
at tho present moment, and is
treated with the fullness of detail
that is due to its Importance
Persons wishing to become agents
for o book so saleable as this must
bO should consult the advertisement
which appears in another part of
this paper.
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New York Market.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l.

New York, Nov. I.
FIour-Closed dull and shghtlyln IN buyers
favor.
rain-Wheat active with about 1c advance;
mand partly speculative. Rye nominal. Oats
firm at G5@G612c for western, latter for choice.
Corn firm atVI@Si 90 for unsound, 81 0lCdl 04
for sound mixed western.
PrOVisiOns--Por nomiLally unchanged.
Beefqulet and steady. Bacon and cut meats
nominal.
I.ard-Dnll at l714@i79Sc for good to prime.
Eggs-Steady.
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To the comely ladies Of Lancaster, and all the
country round,
A general store for ladies ware, has been open.
ed IN this town;
Hoop skirts of every kind they have, both
beautifu and rare
They keepon hand OF their own make, to &c.
c1mmodate the far.
Should any ftheir skirts give way, or out OF
fashion get,
The yneatly will repair them up and altorthem
to fit;
oldfAshioned skirts they y CHANGE to new the
mending's free OF charge.
They II make them any style you want, let it be
small or large.
ofcourse, too, a.largs supply, there youllte
sure to find,
Ican't enumerate them all, they keep SO many
kinds.
few ri lInention any way, Glove. .ftting they
do keep,
French corsets, most magnificent, but the
price is pretty steep.
EmbroIde eredcorssts, perfect gems ,and amer.
lean as we'll,
The various makes AMI styles and shapes it:
impossible to tell
These goods they're selling very low, the
prices Of no account,
They lmskemore up asain you now. perhaps
double the amount.
Besides hoop skirts and cOrsets fine, they keep
a.large amount
ofembroideries, laces, gloves and hose and
things too many to count,
Whits goodsfor ladies' ready made, bosoms
and collars too,
And all things nice that's in their line they're
ready now 10 show.
go ladies' fair, don'tiail to call, such bargains
you can't get
As we'reprcparedt to offer youin goods that's
by us kept;
The house il Gross 4 Co. in Tallmadse's B!ocl;
they keep,
Twas there smithkept his candy store in the
same room on Main street.
Lancaster, OHIO, April 18th, 1869, Ally.
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Two humorous young ladies of
Circleville, Ohio, wrote bogus or,
der on doctors slate, and were
glad, before they got through with
the still more humorous physician
TO pay him one hundred dollars
to let il drop.
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Big Thing for Carroll.

We have o line from the immor-
tai u. NJ, announcing that he
will speak in tho school house at
Carroll on Saturday evening next.
Those who desire to see the veil
lifted which enshrouds the immor.
tai visage of Truth, and to have
the pressure Of error removed from
their own hampered and prcjadic.
ed understandings, will attend.
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After an unprecedented spoil of
"squaw winter" Indian Summer
seemed to have fairly set in on
Wednesday, with all the delightful
characteristics Of that glorious sea-
son. Everybody says "Iong life to
it,"
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A flock of wild turkeys missed
their reckoning ono day last week
and few into our city. One was
shot by Major Cox near his resi-
dence, and others were caught by
different individuals, after an ex.
citing chase in each instance.
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The Cincinnati Chronicle Alma
nae and Year Book is n valuable
publication which every politician
and business man should have, and
the Chronicle itself is desirable
newspaper. See advertisement in
another place.
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BEERY, Brown & Co. - This
firm has q new advertise ment IN
our columns this week, from which
1t will be seen that they are offer.
ing better inducements to purchas-
ers of dry goods, &C., than ever
This house has. made wonderful
strides into the good opinions Of
the people, as the crowds of buy
ers always in attendance there
will attest.
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Henry Cooper was on the 22d
inst. elected United States Senator
from Tennessee. the vote on the
final ballot standing: johnson 81, +,
Cooper 55. Mr.. Cooper is at pre-
sent member of the State Senate,
representing Davidson County.
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Itch Ointment.

Why will you Scratch whom re-
lief can be obtained for 25 cents2
Buy o box of Liuingston's Itch
Ointment at Sloeum & Whites
Drug Store. tf.38
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Machine Twist Spool Cotton and
Linen, oil colors, of first quality, from su.
pcrior stock, manufactured expressly under
the special direction Of the Grover& & Baker
Sewing Machine Co. Trade supplied Whole
ssleand Retail, on most favorable terms, at the
Grover / Baker office, Lancaster, o. 32-at.
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New York Cattle Market.
NJ No0 No


Beof Cnttl e-Number of cattle for the
week $3.50, and 4,275 to day. They come in
late, and fully 900 are leit unsod. Trade Is
ely dul the weather soitemngfor ram,
and the dead meat markets filed to overflow
ing. Prices varied from 0@l6c, averaging l3Nc.
The top Of the market may almost be called
1870, so very lew go above that. Many thin
cattle are on sale. Thereis no life whatever TO
the trade, and a decline Of 10 is noted. A
drove CT 100 Kentucky cattle, "a cwt, brought
l6@l619ci 1856 Indiana, "a cwt' ls9llci a Iot'
So cwt, Texans, lOc.
Sheep and Lambs-Total sheep, 42,l6O,
with blue on sale to-day, nearly half Of them
holding over, so dull is trade. Shoepare low.
er, selling at 3h@6c; Lambs at case; car
Ohio hecp ~ lbs, sold at 4c! car OF S3 lbs, Mt
419c; a lot ofCanada, 90 lbs, at Gci lot Of Can
ada Lambs, lbs, at TIC; lot OF GS lbs, at SCI
sales OF 0,ON during the week.
Swine-Total Swine, 1890; 40 cars were re-
Gel we'd to-day mostly for slaug ghterers; dressed
sell at l31Ic, live at 0%3lO34ci q car of 200 lbs
Michigan sold at n1zci a year of Illinois, $40, at
l0Ac.
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r. NJ. CLARKE, Esq, brought
with him from Nevada and pre-
sonted the Gazette some splendid
specimens Of California grapes, of
the T'okay variety, large and of a
luscious, raisiny flavor.
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A. NJ. 8. 2.-AIl must surrender to Constitu-
tion Bitters, for there Is no conceAling the fact
that they are taking the lead Of all other Bit
ters, and are destined to become as famous
and popular as any medicinal preparation IN
use. All unite IN pralsing them, and when the
people decide IN favor Of AIRY Thing OF the kind,
they are generally right. We are lately meet.
nga good many who arc using the Constitu.
tion, End It does us good to see how healthy
and ruddy they look, and they all attribute it to
the use of Constitution Bitters. We would nd .
wise you nil to take no other.
Use Stewards Cough Cure for that hacking
cough
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GEO. CARTER has good assort.
ment Of Ladies Furs. 80.

Frank Blaire has jus. opened the first
instalmert of q most elegant selection of sill.
yer Ware, every article ofwhich is of the We ry
newest designs. Tea Sets, Ice and Water
Pitchers, Waters, Castors, (somethng entire
ty neU and uniquo), Toilet Sets, Card Receivers
Cake Baskets, Butterand Berry Dishes, Sugar
bowls. Croam pitohcrs Spoon Holders, Syrup
Cups. Salt Cellars, Vases, Knife Rests, Coffee
and Berry Spoons, Gold Ined), Cake and Pie
Knives, Oyster Soup Ladies', Napkin Rings,
Fruit Knives, Butter Knives, &c. Also full
stock Off able ware Knives, Forks and Spoons,
NIL Of the best manufacture.
We guarantee all Of these goods equal in
quality to any in tho market, and claim for
them superiority in neatness and elegance ofde-
sign.
All goodshandsomclv engraved for purchas-
ers free OF charge. Call and examine our
stock. Notrouble 10 show goods. 32-4t.
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p. w. Bininger

has added to his large and fine stock, q COM
plete lot oi Peter Funk's Jcwolry, Fancy
Goods, Beads and everything usually keptna
WALu /, Clock and JeMelry store. [sep. 81, u.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS e.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

In all semnariesnnd Colleges, extra charges
OF from $40 tn $50 per year, are made fof Ger.
man and French while here students are allow.
Ell TO pursue these studies under the instruc.
ton OF q thorough Teacher, without any extra
charge whatever.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
The.Normal Department. which has been SC
Plstly popular during the past term, will be
continued during the year under the direction
OF the Principal. and 4 weekly examination o
its members WILDE held.
MUSIC.
We have secured the services Of q frat elias.
Music Teacher, and can afford MS good advan.
tages in that department. rs cen be found in an
OF our Seminaries.
BOOK KEEPING.
Thisis new feature in the Institution. A
class will be formed at the opening OF the Win
ter term, and continued through the year
without extra charge.
NATURAL SCIENCE.
We have secured the assistance ofA FREED
for the Winter term. He Is we'll known TO
those who have attended the Institution IN the
past, as one OF the best Teachers OF Natural
Sci ience, that the State affords.
SCI ENCES TAUGHT BY EXPERIMENTS.
The study of Natural Philosophy, Geology
and Chemistry is made doubly instructive aud
entertaining by being accompanied with OK.
periments. The Institution IN provided with
ampleapparatus, and q splendid Geologic cab.
ine..
The Winter term of sixteen weeks, begins
Nov. 18TH
Students can onterwith profit until The fourth
week ofthe term. Send for circular TO
Rev. Il G. REiDE,
plcasantyille, Fairfield county, Ohio.
October 28, lsOS-iw.
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Correction.

The first premium on Jack, Glass
G.. should have been credited to j.
J. Fisher, in list Of awards publish
ed last week. The mistake occurs
ed in the preparation of copy for
publication.
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For good Gold Pen, ora good PAIR of gold
silver, or steel specks. SO TO p. W. Bin
inSers store, Rising's Block, Main street, Ian
caster, Ohio.
son. %, 1860, tf
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST,
as we'll as the most popular and
successful Business College in this
country, is the Iron City College
of Pittsburg, Pa. Its graduates
now number upwards Of sixteen
thousand. For Circulars stating
terms, &C., address tho Principals,
Smith & Cowley.
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J. W. FARINGER, Cashier.
State Of Ohio, lss
County Of Fanheld.
INV Fannger, Cashier Of the Hooking
Valley National Bank OF Lancaster, do solemn.
ly swear that the above statement is true, to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this leth
day OF October, 1859. ---.., BY.
WILLIAM A. sHULTZ,
Notary Public, Fairfield county, Ohio.
Correct-Attest: g. A. MITHoTT,
J. r. MUHApou,
MIcHAGL ErTISaIH.
October 81, ls5o-3r.
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Mrs. 3. A. Aliens Hair IestOrer
and Dressing, new style, recent valuable i'm
provcment-the best to restore Gray Hair and
promote growth. MISS. A. Aliens ZYLoBAL
sAMUa, clear, transparent liquid, far prefera
BILE to French pomades, and sold at half the
cost. soldby Druggists.
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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. Ieising's Block, Main st.
Sentamhor @, Il.
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On Sunday last. October 3lst,
between Columbus St. and the
Methodist Church, q gold pencil
and pen combined. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at Bcck's Store.
Nov. 4, go 1w.
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The Grover 81 Baker Sewing Ma
chine mskosa double thread Elastic Stitch
and forms seam ofgreat strength and beauty,
peculiarly adapted for Family Sewing and the
manufacture of goods, where frmness and
elasticity Of seam arc required. 32-2t.
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"0NE Poor GIRL, The Story Of
Ihousdnds.,' We acknowledge
tho receipt Of q copy of n literary
production by WIRr SKIES, entitl-
cd as above. Though in tho form
of a work Of fiction, there is un>
doubtedly more truth than fiction
about it, tho author having evil
doutly woven the story from facts
and incidents which have como un.
der his own observation rather
than from the fancies Of an imag-
inative brain. Those who heard
tho lecture Of Mr.. Skies in this city
last winter, will have some con.
ception Of his power in the use of
language, and of the general char
acter of the subjects dealt with in
this volume, The book is worth
buying, worth reading, and its les.
sops worth laying to heart,
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Ladies' Furs at Geo. Carter's
Hat and Cap Store. Brooks old
stand. 80.
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CLOAKS, SACQUES, PATTERNS,


Miss Kate Church takes this metho Of in
forming her friends and the public, that she is
now fully prepared to attend to all orders left
with her for the manufacture OF Cloaks, in
full line of patterns OF every variety and style.
would also call the attention of the public
to the fact that have made permanentu ur
rangemcnis with the Grover 4 Baker Sewing
Machine Co, and will always he found at the
Office of the above company.
Should anyof my friends want further in.
structon in the use of the above Machines,
would be pleased TO have them call.
Oct. %, lSGS-2w. KATE CHURCH.
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Local Notices.

Ifyou don't want to disgust everybody with
your offensive breath. cure your Cstarrh upon
which it depends. 5000 reward is offered ny
the proprietor Of DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy
for n case of Catarrh which he cannot cure. It
Is sold by druggists Can get II for 81 xty Cents
by mail from DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, NY.
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Wantsd,andmust bo had, 10 settlsmeut Of
the old MiIhoGA Co., Hardware Arm seeouhts.
Those indebted are earnestly invited 10 call on
GA. NithoG or ChAS. Il. Greed, one or the
other ofWhom villa all times Be fourd q
their once over the Hardware Store ofMlthph
4 Co., AHdthsy trusth will not be necessary
to repeat this invitation ina different shape.
June 10, C9-tf
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p0-We have been using Seward Bentley's
A-IsMA few weeks, and have come to The con-
c'uson thatthere is one preparation for the
hair that is good. It's an elegant dressing
and makes the hardark and glossy, givingit
a lively appearance. 1t is not as expensive us
an ordinary hair oil, and far better to use.
Seward's Cough Cure, has cured Asthma.
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Removal.

The Florence Sewing,machine
agency and office of GEO. H. SMITH,
Jr., IS now in tho room over Beery,
Brown & Co.'s Store, Rising build.
ing. o. Lt,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-11-04
A Iarse stock Of steetaolOs, at BIalre's,

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Tho Grover g. Baker Sewing Ma
chine is always ready for use. 1t uses both
Threads directly frvm the spools, as purchOs-
ed from tho stores. 32-2t.