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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03
TO TEACHERS.

The Board Of Examiners will meet in the
North Grammar School Room, for the examin-
alton Of Teachers, on the 1st, and ID Sat.
urdays In Rebru q ~, LIST, And and
ID Naaurdays.fn MArch and April,
and 1st Saturday In Nay, 1870.
The examination will begin precisely at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. and no applicants will be recei-
we'd for examination after 10 o'clock, A. n.
Teachers will remember that they can get
certificates at no other time, and that they
must be prepared to stand IN examination in
Orthogrsphy, Reading. Penmanship, Arth-
metic, Biography. English Grammar and The
ory OF Teaching.
1. The character ofthe applicants examin-
inAtion will be represented on 0 ecale Of oHE
tion. and ten the hi CHEST.
ed, As follows: First c lass, valid " months,
i'd "a months; four.h class, vahd months.
3: A satisfactory examination in the theory
and practice Of teaching, anc high degree Of
success n teaching will also be con idered In
determining the class ofcertifcate to be grant
ed. No certificate will be gr1nted unless the
applicant passes an examinAtionin each branch
| Of study required by law.
| Owing TO a change in the school laws, all ap.
| piicants will be required TO pay Q fee OF hny
cents, ae con d'tion OF examination.
All apDlcA ants must come prepared with 0
certificate ofgood moral character and pre-
paid On velopo ., properly addressed TO them
selves, BY order OF the Board,
| Gs W. WELSH, Clerk.
Jan'y u, ls7o-H
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Bound Over.

The case of Lew. Bodonheimer,
VIM. Dayton and James Calvin,
charged with the robbery OF Re-
q Der, Kats & Ulrick's store, under
won't al Investigation before the
Mayor on Saturday last. The
woman, Mrs. Mills iu whose
house the stolen goods were sectet'
cd, was called as q witness, and
W gave al apparently uaresesved
abatement, of her connection With
he affair. This was SO conclu.
sive in duplicating tho young men
as tho principals in the burglary,
70 that the Mayor uphesi,atingly held
them 10 bail in the sum Of $4,000
each TO answer at the next term OF
the court of common pleas. Failing
TO procure bail they were re-com-
mi.ted to Jail, together with Mrs,
Mills.
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The Concert Tonight.

Philip Phillips, in his peculiar
's'"' and delightful class of vocalism,
confcsscdly stands in the front
tn rank. For clearuess and sweet
ness of voice, distinctncss of ar
ticulation and the symrathet-
40 feeling with which he renders
the beautiful songs which make up
his repertoire, he is probably with
out . rival in this country. We
,s197 would advise that no lover of this
kind of music miss tho rare treat
which will be presented in his
's'e concert al tho Methodist Church
,,,,,1 this evening 300 G ls
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Passed gahuary q, iogo
N ORDINANCE

PfondIns for the cleaning of fke sidewalks
end gatteFs oftbe city o. Larcaalfr, 9hiO.
eec. 1. BeH ordained by the CITY Couneil
q she oity Of Lancaster, Ohio Thal the owner
% 2ooupieE q any lot o. Peltpf lot IN
said city which bounds o. abuls upon any
sirest; .t eqasre, O. public Pl.ce q ssla eIiI;
or efngeledAnd the Euiiers ofWhich shall have
Isen bonldefed, shHii keep or cause TO be
kept, the said side Walks aud gutteTs free from
ssd e leaA q ~ rubbish, grsss weeds or other
Soc. .. That within the irut fur hours Of
daylight aRerany fall q snow shall have
ceased, the person or persons named m tha
hrstsectlon ofths ordinance BhallFemo We Df
raase 10 be remov we'd IRON the sidewalks II
thehrnt section named. all OF 20 much Of the
snow thereon as may he necessary 10 Provide .
walk. III
Sec. ). Whenever any OF the side walks IN
the hr,t section named ,shall become obetruct-
ed or dangerous by reason Of ice thereon, u
shAIl se the duty Of the persOn orPersons
named In said section 70 eau 70 said side walk
70 be made safe and convenient by removing
SAID ice theTefrom or by covering the saHie
with some suitable material; and kiliBg 20 d.
90 sneh person or persons fhalI be liable TO q
nneotnot exceeding eve dollars breach Of
ing 10 law
Sec 4. Thatin case any ofthe persons men,
toned in the first and second sections Of I'm,
OIcinanee shaiirefuse Or neglect 10 clean hie,
her or their CUTTERS OF sidcEaiks and keep the
same thereniter cleaned As in said first and
second sections required 1t shall he the dut,
OF the street Commissi onfT 70 not ify the per.
son or persons therein named 10 clean the
saIne; and in case ssid person or persons shall
refuse or neglect TO eomLly for (24l twenty.
four .honrs after receiving such nOtIce shAl. q
the duty Of said Street cOmmiss lOnei to csuss
said gutter orsldewalk to be cleaned and th,
cost thereof " h0reby made lacharge agaiLs
Ttheowoer or ownerF OF the lot orpart Of u 10
~, ,fpont ofwhich the labor IL performed and u
l y also made giien upon said lot OF part OF
lot, should the owner or owners OF said lot o
part ola lot refuse or neglect 10 pay the COS
/ otcleaning said gutter or sidewalk as aforesait
4 the same shall be collected rAnd, the lien On
forced bysuit as in caseof paving CUTTERS AM
side walks.
Il Sec. &. This Ordinance shalt take snoet an,
bein force from and after Its passage and leRs
fPubhcation. 80
5luB JACOB HITE, r. c. G.
". l.. Kno, city clerk. 80
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CINCINNATI Market.

CINCINNATI mnrkeC' "
CINCINNATI Jan. 81.
FLOUR-Uhchanged.
'cGRAINTUuchangcd,rt
nOGS-Eirmer; receipts light
at S0a9 80 live; $40 75a1l 25
dressed; receipts for thotwo days
1000 head. ~ l6f gahlg9
PROvISIONS-M Mess pork quiet
and firm; sales OF 400 barrels at
S27a27 25. Lard dull with no do.
mand; steam 15Ac; kettle l6Ac
and nominal. Bulk mcatsdull and
neglected; shoulders lie; sides 14ci
and l4lc for clear rib and clear
loose; no sales. Bacon dull; shouI-
ders 'l2ac; sides lbIc, Audo.l6c for
clear rib and leleH. Sugar cured ID
hams ls3al9le-u,,acI,rc,g &;
PRODUCE-B4,tor Unchanged
and dull 1T 2Sa39c. q Eggs at 23C
and dull Cheese unchanged al
l7AalstCG Il .buG t,!oaH asl,, ..,,,.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
FLoUR-ClOsed dull, slightly
In buyers favor.
GRAIN-Whcat rather heavy
at 81 lGal 20 for No. 2 spring;
81 22al 30 Tor winter red and am.
Der western. Rye nominal. Oats
steady at 55a5btc in store for ives.
tern. Corn dull and heavy at S5a
92c for now mixed western.
PROVISIONS-POrk nominal
and unchanged. Beef quiet and
steady. Cut meats and bacon nom
inal. Lard dull aud heavy at l6l
lal6sc for fair 70 prime steam
Eggs quiet, without decideG
change.
Tho South Carolina railrOadl
only charge immigrants ono cen
per mile.
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A GREAT FURNITURE EsTAB.
LIsuMENT,-Messrs. Hahn, Bellows
& Butler, Columbus firm which
advcrtises in the Gazette, have un-
doubtedly one Of the most exten>
furniture concerns in tho Wcst.-
Their immense fivo.siory factory
runs a 5O.hOrse power engine and
employs l25 hands, and their mag.
niticent ware rooms on High street
are stocked with every variety OF
tho finest furniture that skill aud
Ingenuity can fabricate. The
whole is worth q visit by any one
happening in Columbus,
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BoF the Lancaster Gazette.
JOttlngs from Liberty.
EpIroRs GAzprrE.-

EDIEOhb OAzETTE:-
Miss Anna Ba.
der youngest daughter Of Samuel
BAder, Esq, residing in Basil
and who is ono Of the Oldest set
tiers Of Liberty township, depart
ed this life on Saturday night, the
29th, and will be buried to-day
The deceased was Q very cStimablo
and beloved young lady, and tho
pet Of the household. She suffer.
ed very much for sOmo days previ-
Gus to her death, her disease being
Erysipelas in tho face and neck
combined with throat disease. She
leaves an aged father, several bro
theirs and sisters, and a host {
friends to mourn her departure.
As to the weather, any remark
would DO old, even il written now;
it's the same old song with as many
variations as the Harp of a thou
sand Strings" However, our cit.
izens werc sadly taken in on the
oath. but no serious damage done.
Walnut creek was booming-on
another high, loud whistle re-
sounded, all rushed to tho lookout
on the hill rumor, Chat abomin-
able thing) said o "stcrn-whcoler"
was coming up from Cincinnati,
tho pilot having got bcwildered
and lost his way, taking Walnut
creek to be the Ohio river. We
stood and shivercd. and gazcd
through the fog, with our glove
less paws thrust into our trowsers
pockets. Some beardless urchin
remarked, "guess IL was some.
body's old dinner tootcr." We slid.
A little breeze has again sprung
up, in reference to constructing O
pike from Basil to Baltimore. Last
winter q great deal of "wind
work was done on said pike. The
storm ragged as fierce as tho one
lately at Cave City, KY, and il
was about as soon over. Pixies
are q grand subject to "splurgo' OF
when tho mud is about II inches
deep in the road whcro the pike
ought to DO, but as soon as there il
space enough along the side tC
walk on dry shod, thestorm abatcs
tho subject grows stale, and ever
tho wind work ceases, while thu
latch strings Of our purses remain
untouched, tho most plcising fca
ture Of it all. But that pike viii
be made and become a fixed fact M
doubt, ere long.
] Mr.. Solomon Bader, who deal
largely iL hogs, while recently OF
visitto Indiana, purchased there
over 100 head of stock hogs, ship
ping thcm here TO iatten on hi
farm. Soon after their arrival the
began to sickon and die, and thu
far hc'has lost some 40 Of the lo
and they are still dying. iDifferen
, remedies have been tried bu
nothing seems TO arrest the cpj
demio whatever 1t may bo. ~
The past week being slack !
trade, the Basil mcrchants hav
been taking account Of stocks,
SEQ how much they have "lost" {
as to be ready to report 10 the re'
! enuo bureau man. ut.
Most sincerely,
. A 4. NJ.
| Basil o. Jan. 81. 1870.
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fyou want q machine that will
knit sock as quick as you can
grind q mill of coffee, call on Geo
Schleich, at Brooks Store.
See his advertisement and local
notice. ca..
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The Christian Convention
Railroad Arrangements.

We learn that persons passing
over the c. &Z. and c. 4 H.V. r! r.
for the purpose of attending tho
Union Christian Convention to be
heldin this city on tho 9Th, 9th,
and 10th, inst, and having paid
full fare, will bo returned free on
presentation of the proper ccrtifi'
cate 70 the Conductor, signed by an
officer of the Convention. Certifi'
cssos good for tho 10th and llth
inst.
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.The Pen,nan,s Assistant.

Z
I'VE have tried the article Of
this name. furnished us by Mr..
Reese Eversole, sufficiently to con.
6rm us in the opinion of its great
utility. No one who wishes to
form a free, easy and elegant style
Of autobiography, should bo without
one of these Assistants. To overy
beginner in the art of Penmanship
thoy will be worth ten times theiI
cost. We advise all interested ir
the subject to call on Mr.. Eversole
and obtain the article. -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03

Hours at Home, is promptly be
fore us for February. This has no
superior among American paga-
zines for the home circle. A bril-.
liant new story was commenced in
the January number, by GEoRoTANA
X. CRAIK, another of "Mildred, "
"Lost and Won," &C., &c. Price
$500 per year, with very liberal
clubbing offers. Address Charles
Scribner & Co, 654, Broadway, n
Y.-Box 2277, P. q. "a
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.
On the seth day ofFe0ruary. 1870, al o'clock
in the afternoon, on the premises, viii be sold
10 the highest ldder the following rel estate >
free of dover, as the property OF Reason.
n dimes, deceased. viz:
! Situate IN Fairhe ID deounty, ohloS known and
distinguished by being theSest hrll9i section
twenty six (26), township sixteen QGl, range
eighteen QS), Of lands set apart and used for
the purpos e Of satisfying the claims Of the Ref
ugces from the Britt Provinces of Canada
and Nova Scotia, excepting ~ acres hereiofore
sold TO R,chard Watson. and containing, ex'
ceptng what iscovercd BY the Reservoir two
hundred and twenty.seyen t227) acres, and to
be sold a. 227 acres.
This land lies South OF the Reseryorin Wal
nut Township, and il one Of the best Farms IN
the cduntV. It ~ we'll wntered. has upon u
good improvements, n good orchard. about 80
cures ofgood timber. and about $50 acres OF u
I TERMS OF sALENope.th third in hand and
the bal ance lntwo equal yearly nynlents with
j interest; appraisedat SIS 90 per acre.
4 III JOHN c. WHITAKER,
Admir- Reason Holmes.
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New York Cattle Market.

- NEW lOhh, Oah' oA'
Beevcs. The receipts foot up to
the large number OF 6,940 forthe
week, with 5000 for to-day
Tnerc is no change from last week.
Only a lew cattle are hereto bring
over l6c. Texassold atllc, with
common 70 good Illinois, stesrs at
l3s16c, and q very few choice cat.
tle at tic. Texas and Missouri
gave 6O0sSachl during the week.
The yards were pretty well clcan-
Cd, bpt trade lacked life, and owns
ers counted more losses than gains.
gSHEEP n Total 25, 800; with O..
800 to day; the feeling j., stronger,
the poorest selling AZ BIC, and up
to Sc for choice, with oxtras selling
still higher; o car Of "a ID Ohio
sheep sold at $50; aifcAr ofo82 lb at
Go; a. car OF 81 ID ut 7a7Ae, and q
car Of f1l8lb Canadas at $40.
HOGS-Selling quick, with H..
744 for the week and 4,200 to-day,
They are worth 50 75a10 25 for
live, and sl3 for dcad western
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dressed unchanged; 2 cars Ohio
hogs, l92 lbs alive, brought $40 20
some Of the western dressed arriy-
ed in bad order, one lot sold for
$40.
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NOTICE

panielTroyer, Of the state of Indiana, will
take notice that on February Is, 1868, Valon-
,ine J. Troyer. filed in the Clerks offic OF the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Fairfield county, o.,
his petition against him, claiming torecoyer
Siid and inter est nom February J, 1868, for so
much money heretofore by plaintiff raid to one
Robert Curl, 70 r defe ndant and as his surely,
An attrchment has been issued IN said Acnoh
and defendant must plead thereto on or be-
fore the 10Th day OF March. 1870 "a
J. +. VANDEMARK, Clerk
Ian Of l97OW6 fs ft fh
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7 VA case of Deafness Of IA
years standing (the result of Ca'
tarrh) cured by the usc Of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Levi
Springer, Esq of ,Durbal's Cor
uerS. Williams Co, Ohio, writes,
under date Of January 6, 1869, that
he has been using Dr.. Sage's Ca.
tarrh1 Remedy, and says it has
cured him of deafness of fourteen
years standing. Hc was SO deal
that hO could not hear a person
talk when seasodDy their side, and
can now hear the church bciIl
ring two miles distant. II is solo
by druggists, or sond sixty Genus tc
Dr. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, MY.
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Local Notices.
Teas, mt Creed Bros.

ACNS1 Nv NTccu DHOS'
Oolong, Young Hyson, Uncolor.
cd Japan, English Breakfast, Mix
ed, Old Hyaon, Imperial, Gunpow'
der, and all tho rest, at the 10 vest
prices. 46
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Family Groceries, at Creed
All kinds, best quality--lowSst
prices. No use to go any where
else for your groceries. : 46. {
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Every one needing II Sowing
Machine. should certainly exam,
IN, which nus u pvv>--s.,.l =
o.: We classify the pctty in. sets
tiles Of church life thus: arm
Smells. Violent perfumes, cs. him
lily those containing musk, IN u
disagreeable to most persons, nxe
to some positively distressing c'eo
q is no smell 80 universally "ra
sing as no smell. Never scent L
self when going into a crowd, our
ssembly. The same is true of yer.
residuarY smell of tobacco las'
b hangs about the garments sue
afflicts the breath Of those cro(
habitually smoke. But tobac. arm
most invaribly makes men a'to
'JlS1etsreoA Aauunrr not Of hne Amer
can Watches, and at the lowest prices
Butch's. .,.5., ;43-tL
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CHARLES STURGEON, Of Manhat>
tau, Kansas, son Of Sturgeon, Of
this city, is among us on a brief
visit. His raddy, healthy appear
ance speaks we'll for the climate Of
Kansas, and for the occupation Of
farming there, in which Mr.. S. is
engaged when at home. r,a.l
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Tonight /!

AT tho NJ. 3. Church is The t:mo
to 60 and-hear Philip Phillips, the
iar,famed "Singlng Pilgrim"
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r EGAL MOTTO e.

Christina Kraemer whose residence 10 un-
known # she be alive, or her heirs or legalr rep.
resentatiyes, whose names and residences are
unknown, ifshe lhedead, nre hereby notihed
that on the sth day Of Deeenbcr, 1863, Phile.
mon b. Ewing filed his petition in theConrt OF
Common Pleas in and for the county OF Fair
field, and State Of Ohio, against them settlng
forth that he Is the owner OF two undivided
thirds ofland warrant No. eo,06s for l6o acres
issued by the q ov vprnment OF the United States
u the name Of Christina Kraemer, Frederiee
Rabe and n anpah Ripe, brother and sisters and
heirs at law Of Peter Rabe, alias Rabey, deeeas:
ed, late n private in Capt. fuckers Co md
Reg't Ohio Vols under date Of February 18th,
la5f. and OF the eeftiecate therefor bearing
data The same da,, and that said Christina
Kraemer, ifhving, or her heirs and legal rep
resentatiVep, " she he dead, own the otheru un-
divided third thereof, and that he does not
know her resIdenos, or whether she is living
or the names " residence Of her heirs or To-
cal preventative ifshe be dead; and pray.
inc that his Sd id inta rest in said Warrant and
certificate he set of to him IN seyeralty or u
that cannot be done that the said warrant ana
certificate he sold and tho proceeds be divided
hetween him and sal d defendants according 10
theirrespeotive rights ~ afo resaid.
And said defendants are further nonhedthai
they are required 10 appear and answer sAld
Petition on orhefoTs the third Saturday anerths
lOih day Of February. 4. D. 1910:
l0T }HuETER& DAUGHERTi,
/ IA ilt Attcrneysfor flAntin'
Lancaster, o., Dec so, recS-0W.
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Go and Hear

Phillip Phillips, at tho Methodist
Church, to night.
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n YHockhocking Club.

:, Important meeting next Tues
day evening at Copnoll \ Fritter's
:, office. Election of Treasurer4
Admission. Of new members 7elec-
tion Of honorary memberships
H5 7 zeatalio6 OF apapsr Ona'sAnimal
~ Mechsnics"b by DR.. Kinsman, and
eCs6cr proceedings Of an interest
s,s4ipg nehaEactsr, Evil be features Of
the meeting. 1t is desired that all
.othei hIembers Be in attendance.
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Cofee,s at Greed Bros.

Mocha, Java, Rio, st. Domingo
Laguayra, English Breakfast, Ma
nilla, &c, &c.; all grades and pri,
ces except high prices. Greed
Bros. can suit you in coffOes. 46
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NOTICE IL hereby given, tina. n pctition-will
be presented to the Commissioner of FN riield
county, at their next session. TO be held on
the first monday OF March, A. II. 1871, praying
for the establ ishmcnt ofa County Road along
thefollowing described route IN said county:
Alteration Of the county road leading from,
Winchester, Frank lin county, to Basil in said
county, commencIngat the south east corner
OF BehMmin Smiths and the sonth west corner
Henry Yager's land,on The road from WincheS-
Ter to Basil in Liberty township; thence east
on the section liz e, between tsec. 90 and 2s the
mir Smiths land on the south, to a point on
the section line between (sec.l 2i and 2sl the
lands Of Daniel Good on the north. and the
| lands OF the heirs Of Peter Bright, dec. on the
south where the same ihtorsects the said roac
from Winchester to Basil.
Inn II. lS7O-iM. q
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Every imaginable article Of
dress and elegant embroidery can
be mado on the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine.
T. L. BILLINGHURST, Agt.
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-
THE Advertiser. having been restored to
health,n aiew weeks, by a very simple RENEE
dy, after having suffered seyeral years with I"
severe Inag Affect ion, ard that sArOad disease
Consump,ion-is anxious to make knownto
hisiellow, st ufrerers the means ofcure,
To all who desireit, he will send copy OF
hepteseription used Gree Of charge), ,wi'hthe
directions for preparing and using the same
which they willhnd sunr ouAE Ton coSsunr
ION, AsrunA, RRoScuirrs, eto The objecto
the advorh ser in sending tho Prescri ption is TO
benefit the afflicted, and spread Information
when no eonceives to he invaluable i.and he
hopes every sufferer win try his remedy, az Il
wiiicostthem nothing, and may prove bless
ng. i.-t'
PARTIES wishing The prescription, wall please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
may ~, '6o-lY.
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Sugars, at Crced Bros,

sugars, uC CrCtU BKOSs iII
New Orleans, Muscoyado, Porto
Rico, Demerara, and Cuba, raw
also all grades refined, Crushed
Powdered, Granulated-no better
stock to select from any where
low for cash; aall9 46
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Concert by Philip Phillips,
at the Methodist Church, this
evening?
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BROWN { CO.

WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE
in an nouncing to the public that we havejnst
received our
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G. A. SCHLElCH, Agt. .
Price; s95.OO-or, with dOu.
bic cylinder, $32 90. 4C
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tickets for Phillips Concert
i May be purchased at Whitley Bros
,tHSrdEare Storo, Becry Brown 4
Co.'S Store; Davidson's Drug Store,
and at Billinghurst's. ...g
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Good Chance to buy the Amer
1o icah Knitting Machine.

1 will furnish you one Of these
unequailed machines ut the regular
price, for sl5 90 cash down, and
your secured notc at two months,
with interest, for tho balance Of
price.
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oKTNrTfTTtT All knowing themselves indebted to the
MILNE. old firm of 0rrin E. Peters must come for
ward settle forthwith the books must be closed
Lancaster Ohio January 3D. 1S70w4.
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NEW DkUG STORE, 4
I have opened, on Main Street
q retail Drug and Prescription
StoroS 4 ltkccp in connection
Herewith q good assortment Of
Toilet articles. " '''
My stock is entirely new, select.
cd in New York City by myself, and
persons dealing with me can rest
assured Of getting puro and fresh
Medicines at fair prices.
! pay particular attentiontO to fll.
ing, Ph ysicians' prescriptions. /
RiIHFS'S' II. B. HUNTER.
Lancaster, Ohio, Sept. 2, 1869.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03

No.2 of"GAD's" communications,
in our next issue.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03
Rare y, Chanlc,e,..

: See the offer Of q most desirable
farm Tor sale BY J. $. snider, in Ad'
vortising columns. :, I'LL,