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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

A Philadelphia millionaire with o
lazy son recently gave the youth
one week in which to select some
business for himself. The week
up, the son spoke Y thuss "Well,
father, ], was just thinking TINT Il
you would only advance me $780,
600 or 400, 600, / could invest il
in Government bonds and make
my living by cutting off the eou,
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MOssrs. ], r. ZIMMERMAN
and ]. 4. JACK will still continue
as my authorized travelling agents
MACITINE POETRY.

oi .n H.rrtUul ------- .H .rn'.HIU T.. ..r
sing "The Singer" tho hest inthe land,
The pride Of all househ olds-useGul and
grand, ar.N'f ..t
'ris the friend OF the poor man, and sought
BY the rich, 'i1 ,thLaf I 50,fH
Because itrclieves ihem OF many siteh
Using Of 1.-THE singer,"in beauty nndgracc,
Il sbears otrthe palm, and ho,dsih he hrstplaco'
tits simple in movement, unerripg though
swift ..t.
And what is essential, itis easy tolIn. gG.
-EEgty Ga "a "a ~
II docs hcmming and bralding, will cord,
,ituckahd bindg Att q N Ji 'NItt A
In fact il does all things to suit every mind,
You can work in the finest fabrics with case,
And then Oh mate eriaIsRs coarse as on please,
1.-THE proof Of the puddingin eating consists,
Then give me trial, examine my ylists,
ask but the trial, i know the resultytpg
You'll nevor again other agents consult.
There aro other machines, very good Il Is
truo,
That adve rtise FIRE ely,saylngw what theywIll do,
We do not dispute they will do what they say,
But we hold thntTHE SINGER is better than
they,
Lancaster, o., Jan'y ct, ls7O-tapr.1.
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MARRIED.,

ALtEN-sTRAYER-Dec. aOth, 1860, at the
OHIO, by Rev. John G. Gregg, Mr. Jesse Allen
to Mss Prssle s'rnyeri all ofRosal topS Ohio.
SPADE-wELSH--Dec 18th 1850, Mt the res.
ideuce ofMr. john CoffmRn, by Rev. G.
Gregg, Mr. Darius srade TO Mrs. Rebeoca
Wells all OF Fairfield county. lsNfA Na"N
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

NOTICE ishereby given, tina. a petition will
be presented to the Commissioner of Fairfield
county, At their next session, to be held on
the hrstmonday Of March, A. d. 1871, praying
for the establishment ofa County Road along
thefol lowing described route IN said county:
Alteration OF the county road leading froin
Wnchester, franklin county, to Basi in said
county, commencing at the south east corner
ori3enjamin Smiths and the soi,i h west co rner
Henry Yagers land,on the road from Winches.
ter TO Basil In Liberty township; thence east
lands ofHenry Yager on the north, and Benja-
mir Smiths land on tn south, to a point on
the section line between (sec, 81 and 2s) the
lands OF Daniel Good on the north, and the
lands Of the heirs of Peter Bright, dec. on the
south, where the same intersects the said road
from Winchester to Basil.
Jan. lS70-4w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

Just received another lot Of fine Ameri-
can Watches, and at the lowest prices a.
Butch's. AaLA
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

aArevivai lofireligion is inc'psoi
greasi inyMoprovia nd other pafte
OF Liborias thOmost powerful rand
widespread ovCrq ibnfOro export.
euood on tho oontlneut. 3ss ifsgd
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Local Notices.
Received this nav. 3,

J.c. Tuthill, at ms popular store, has just
received from the Boston publishers, Harriet
Beecher Stoves great book2"i.sdy Byron
Wind ieated3' Also, splendid. new Iaustrsisd
edition Of "Tennyson's Complete Poeticai
Works." vo, so cts. nt
Same, Morocco Cloth, 81 on.
Galaxy, Harper, Atlantic md all the other
magazines have arrived for February. ALT.
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MOTTO E.

IAN. &c. ls1O--5w.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF ICE WAGONS, CARPEN.
IA ter and Express Wagons Furniture Trucks for sale
At EDWARD PRIAL's Wagon Factory, No. is Ninth ave-
nue. corner of Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
THE TURF,

VNTOODsIDE PARK, STANFORD, CONN, TO LET
w Terms favorable Address r. ]. 8. H. FERRIS
Stamford, Conn.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

COMMODORE VANDERBILT SALE THE CELE
" brated Trotting Stallion Commodore Vanderbilt; he
splendid condition for the stud and will be sold for les
than half value II not sold In ten days he will make tn
Sbberns New Club House, Central avenue, West
chester county Commodore Vanderbilt be pr
vate stable, 14l West Thirty third street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

T HARNESS wARERoOMs, l4s CHAMBERS STREET,
n w. g. & g. 81. aOSEMAN, manufacturer being
well known In the harness trade and wareroons
oyerrun with cash buyers IT is not necessary for US to
advertise low prices and cheap goods other dealers do
who have no customers and poor stock show We hav:
ing the largest and best variety In New York, command All
The trade Only those having buyers have to advertise
cheap goods and poor prices.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A PONY PHAETON. $I35; ROCRAWAY, 500; DO, 1925;
n Coupe Rockaway $685. one Queen Phaeton, Sl75 top
cey wagons $50 Wagons of different styles set Of Har-
Of all grades from 81 up N 9 Bankets Robes Hates,
&c largest cheapest repository New York,
1899 and l40l Broadway, Forty N BSmall
rent and light profit Every the place. Kun
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

J)RIvATE STABLE geo WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET,
gentleman going Europe has for sale well natohe&
team Of Carriage iorses light bay sx and seven years o
reliable every respect also Park Phaeton Coupe Stan
hope, Sleigh and Robes Harness. &c TO be seen from
~ To IL and TO 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-30

I
1.-THE constant-Wretchl Oh
Heaven ! what have done and suffered
for hCr-and now married married
And the earth doesn't swallow her, MOI
the thunder strike herl Curse. her, curSt
her husband, curse her children I may hel
name be a by.word for shame and misery
.. -
"Hushl hushl or you will curse your
own mad tongue. Hear all, before you
Judge her" .st s
u have heard all; she Is u wife; she
shall soon be u widow. Thought l was
talsel What business had she to think ]
was lalseS 1t Is only false hearts that
suspect true ones. She thought mG dead
WIy2 Because | was out. OF sight She
heard there was dead hand found In tic
river. Why didn't she go and Sue W
Could oil creation pass another hand of
on nc for hgrsY No; for loved her.
She never loved me-" GTaI =.
"She loved you; and loves you still.
When that dead hand was found, she fell
swOOning, and lay at deaths door for you
and now she has stained her hands with
blood for you. She tried to kill her
husband the moment she found you were
alive and true, and he had made fool Of
OF herr l..lla -G. o li- I
"Irid to kill him Why didn't she do
it? should not have filled at such work.
Hove her." aa. ,.
"Blame me for that: ! stopped her arm
and ] am stronger than she Is say she
Is no more TO blame than you, You have
acted like a mailman and sho suffers for it.
Why did you slip away ut night, like that,
and not tell met" .g.lo.
" LEFT letters to you and her, and other
people besides"
ayes, LEFT them, and hadn't tie sense 10
post them. Why didn't you tell me- Had
ever any young man as faithful and true q
friend in any young woman IS you had In
me! Many q manilIas saved q WOman's
life, but It Isn't Of1en TINT d woman fights
for man, and gets tic upper hand: yet
you gave me nothing In return; not even
your confidence. Look the truth in the
face, my lad: all your trouble, and all
hers, comes ofy0ur sneaking out Of Hills.
borough in that dAtl waygWithOut a word
to nc, tie true friend, that was next door
TO you: which nearly lost my life by
your fault, for, IL YOU had told MIC, I
should have seen you of, and SO. escaped
q months hospital, and other troubles that
almost drove me crazy. Don't you abuse
that poor young lady before me, or I shan't
spare you. She Is more 70 be pitied than
you arc. Folk should look at home for
the cause OF their troubles: her misery,
and yours, It Is all owing to your own folly
and ingratitude: ay, you may look; I
mean what sGy-ingratitude. gI 4
liza, ,TOBE CONTINUED, ~ ..-.. IL
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. RRPERENuE NJ FEHHISAION.
Hon. VIM. &. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
X. L. Berkshire, . Judges Supreme Court o.
James II. Brown, Appeals OF West va: =.
J. j. JaekSonc JF., Judge Of U. 8. District
CouFt, W. aa' .. -,
D. D. T., YIrhBWoFth, President Of Senate,
West Va, 2GG- Z .H,HT2 b.
A. WernInger, member Senate.
Jacob HOEnbFook, PF0St, West Va. ln9. Co.
Jacob NJ BiehGl,f Wise Prest! . .fH"
Caleb Borgess.; Attorney, Clark1bArg, W. Va.
Samuel Woods, H,aSi Phillippl, 3"
B. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
II, @, DaVjS, Senate, Mineral county,
], N. Camden, President Of Fisst National Bank,
PnrkmshnfR.1.' t,'-- .Nl
And thnf1llnRing members OF the HouOO Of Dele
gates Of West Virginia: @
Hon. d, II. Smith, KIn1WhA county. Z
@. @. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WetEel
Nathan Coz, Harrison
JosGph TGtGr, Barbour
n n. Mn, Marion
James uerYey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant -.
T. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BFannon, lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddridge "
], r. Rowyer, Putnam
u.s.. Wilkinson, Lincoln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-30

KoskoO 10 endorsed by tho best phyEiciAns
everywhere. Read the following from DR.. TIllEEy,
4 successful practitioner Of many years standing
In the Old North StAth: H#
Rocky MOUNT, EDGEcOMBR Co.,
September 10, 1867,
DIR, J, J, RAwHEHcE-DCar Sir: have used
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eycry variety Of Chronic Diseases It's use il indi'
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Your ObCdient servant,
n. c. TILRERY, N. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-30
EosKpp CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

T. NOREo1K, VA, Sept 2, 1859.
On. ], J, LAwRENOH-DOaF Sir: My son has re-
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KOSKOOl
Endorsed and recommended by the President OIL
the Faculty OF tho E. Medical College Of tho
City OF Now York.

Endorsed and recommended BY the President Of
the Faculty OF tho Z. Medical College Of tho
City Of New York.
PRoPEssoR R. 8. NEWTON, N. D., ..
Professor and President Of tho Faculty, late
Professor Theory and Practice" OF
Medicines CtneARnAII, 10
One OF tho most eminent medical men Of this
ago well known as the author Of the following
STANDARD medical works: NEWTON'S "PRAo
TICE OF MEDICINE, }" "DIsEAsEs OF CHILDREN"
"NEwrON's SYMEs SURGERY" &C., In December
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says:
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PHYSICIANS aud tho PUBLlC." 80
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KOskOO Cures ScrOfula In its WOrs'
Forms.

From A. W. MILLS, prominent and well known
merchant Of Norfolk, Va.
No. II MAIN STREET, NORFOLK, Va,
September Is, 1859.
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A, W, MILLS.
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Read the following from Nj. W0mble, prom.
inent Hardware Merchant Of this city: ..
No. 10 MARKET sOuARE, NoR1oLE, VA,
4l ..y. sd. October u, 1869. (
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f6ctuAl remedy tlinn any other. THOSE VINO Iavo
fried H. know that Il CuTOd th4mi those WY MIyo
not know that Il cures thrrnetRhb HT ~ iEIoIS'
SnI nil know That what It does once II docs nI'
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Of tho following complaints, PM su ~, GuS ny
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tlcletGriOus drug, they may bc taken WIN bllety
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They operate by their poWori on w
Il Into healthy nctIon-IrcmoyQ the 0lslrllctOnss
OF The stomach, bowels liver, md Other o. ganG o.
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md by correcting, wherever they cSlSt' SUCH uer
Engagements as arc tho lrSt origin Of disease
Minute directions arc given In the wrapper OF
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meas, Lane9OF and Loss Of Appel ktr, ulGy
should c taken moderately TO stimulate tho stoH'
| 4ch, and restore ~ heHltiy t0no and Acnon:
| to1H. 1RIIIo1S FfRnlNchR, SICK H eAns
ache, JaunIlicE or Green SIC H. ttho,,S
IONS Colo and Bilious EeHGFat Icy SI' ~
10 IudciOuRy taken Tor c19lI - SShTSI
/ diseased AcLOn OF ESlHV'S s'S 1850
ca FSr =" iSysentary or DInFFIooS, but ono
| mild dose Is generally fGquIFeH' 49,,
| FOR IRhHnmutIann Gious' Gravel, FS4s,
| ,,it,SFlOn I 81 sac Heart R8tpl ~ I4l4
HID, mack and LoSIAS; hey'BliOhh be e9utln;;
ToTsly taken, rs required, y change ho diseased
SGti0nI OF tbs EyStcin. With such Change nose
SompiaIhtS disappear. IL y. y 1Ll LA
FOr Dr0pay and DrOpaIcAl dwellings
| they GhOun 30 tAl1On In large and frequent doses
10 jir0lnc0 tIe GIICCt Of drastic purge. go.
Fof SunnrraalOn large dose bh0uM 20
taken as Il produces tho desired effect w sym
pAthy. A.. mn. n
DrSmSte IiiEestiOn AMI relieve tho stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho etomAGn ~
bowels into healthy action rGslores thG w
and lRyigOratGs th6 system laico " y vsfS
V1ntn Ro0ua whera no seriOu4 deranRelnehIt t;"tHS
one VINO feels iOlcFROy well, 0itCh nnnS N, M
lOSc or these TtlLs makes him teCl i ~,
ier. from their cleansing mud FonOVa''"S U''
The digestive apparatus
Dr, y. @. AVER CO., Practical 0He''''S'S'
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes Of Laxative

Perhaps nO0nC modi.
cinU Is S0unIversRlly
required by cVGy-
body NJ WCdtllafhCc
nor was ever any bOs
fore 70 universally
RClOptCtl into use, la
evgiy country and
among all clRSsCs, a.
this MILD butCIllClOnt
purgativc I''U. Tho
Obyi0uA reason U.s.
that ills a more rClkis
lllO and FIR moro gfs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-30
FINANolNUo0 '3a
LOgA2 N 2 :
Chesapeake 4 6t5ip EaIIr5@a 6:
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad

Thu Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
.,ruI.,ed and running from RICHMOND, Va,
Nv. rrl,bru,ed WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
,W,,t Va, n miles. II RbtinS rapidly OK.
'.,Jsd to the Ohio River, 400 miles further, ma.
ts,ln all ~ miles.
4, #. urosreas Westward, 1t pCnetratos and
.,s,. m to market tho Wonderful Coal Dc.
,t,OfIhs KauaWhS RsgIOn In West Virginia.
~ Inn. briuss the superior and abundant COGls
'|,b,, section into communication with tho
~. Or,, OF Virginia and Ohio, and the West.
~, SOu,h Western aud Eastern markets.
Whom completed 1t will connect the superior
,,,bor f.rlIItleS Of the Chesapeake Bay with
.,I,blr navigation on the Ohio River, and thus
9Th the sntIrr system Of Railroad and water
inauguration Of the great West and South
prI. .'t...Ta nam
twill make OhOrt, easy, cheap and favor.
Al, rou,r from the west to the sea, and will
Tounpnd large share Of the eAprDOus
,,Isht, seeking transportation to the coast
will thus become one of the most Important
,,IprortabIs East and: West TruHk Lines OF
RIlpuI In the country, and command a trade
If imMrnsc value. DIS
The completed portion Of the Road Is doing
UUa.ahle and Increasing BuBln6SS, and q fally
,Cai In value to the whole amount Of the mort
.,:rulon The entire Line tl5. 900 oQQ9 -.,.,,.
Thu loan or the ChsiapeGSeana ohtO Railroad
Conp4ny, being FIRST Mortgage upon the en-.
,lr Line, property and equipments, worth
uA,u completed At least $50, 900, 900, Is there.
fore one Of the most substantial, conservative.
AMI reliable Railroad Loans ever offered in the
market and Is peculiarly adapted to the wants Of
Investors and Capitalists,
Whodr.irr To make their Investments with the
uo.t satisfactory assurance Of positive and 81.
doIhLtd ,rcurlty. .n .rs -, .
The Bonds arr In denominations Of
1000, $500 and 900, m
,pl may liz Ind COUPON or REGISTERED.
Interest SIX per cent per aunum, payable MAY
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r1srIpaI and Interest payable ia Gold in the
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Price 0O aad Accrued Interest In Currency, at
which price they pay nearly seven par eeAt In
gold on their Gust.
Al Government Bonds and other Securities
dealt In al tho Stock Exchange, received In az.
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cent Ia all parts Of the country, nee Of REpruss
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They can be obtained by ordering direct from
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Maps, Pamphlets and full Infor-
nation furnished upon APP
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From Rev. W. II. Christian, Pastor BInwIddie
Street Methodist Church.
% PORTSMOUTH, Va, October q, 1862.
This IA TO e6Ftlfy that know Dr.. Lawronc0
we'll. lie Il q gentleman Of cultivation, and Wor-
Inv Of Inc fullest confidence ! have used his
K6sEoo with advantage 70 myself and have adopt
ed ItS use ia my amIly in cases Of nervous debil'
ny ' Ano a'p''' W. Il. CHRISTIAN.
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FROM DR. LLOYD A PHYsICIAN OF LARGE
III PRACTICE.

GREAT HRIp9R, Va, October 3, lBlV.
]. ], LAWRENCE, N. D.-Dear Sir: l ehGerfully
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various compounds Of nirsapaTilla, Sc, GvGr In
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ALL THE, GRAHESgOF,TAE EtGlH WATCHES,
PATENT DUST EXCLDDER,


erS, In new
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Try, that tho EIgIn Matches are the
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The following are presented tas specimens Of
these testimonials: =
TESTIMONIAL.
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Co., Chicago, ILL.,:
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and Am confident that In all rospootS they viii
compete succcssfullyin tho markets Of the world;
With similar. manufacturers Of, older nations.
They need only to be known to beAppreeiated
Yours most respectfully,
80 p "a O, @; HAMMOND, Gen'lsup'L
OPPiCE or TIE HUDsON RIVER RAILROAD,
Gent Supt. New York, Jan. II. 1870,
Dear Sir The Watch made by your Company
which, IthaVe ScaFried, tho past two Jlo1thsi has
kent excellent tImG:, 4ERTe eBEiedi II frequently
on enffnes, and have been on the road With 4
almost daily. During this timC II has run HnI'
formly with our standard clock.
Truly yours,
The following dealers also, in various parts Of
the country, have certified tat they consider tho
Blgin Watches to By all that the Company have
advertised them, as better finished, more correct
and durable, than any in maEEot Of similar price,
and that they :have great confidence 10 recon.
mendIng them to the public, on account OF their
general merit:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-30

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