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JAYNE,s -ExPEcrORANT.

Rev. ]. S. Maginnis, Professor 10 Hamilton
IN. W Literary aud Theological Seminary, saysi
81 would not be without Dr.. Jayne's Medicines
in my family for any consideration. have found
them successful in cases where all other means
have failed"
Mr.. Nicholas Harris, corner Of Front and Lam
bard streets, Philadelphia, was cured OF COUGH,
ASTHMA and BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
under which he labored for many years.
Rev. Ira NJ. Allen. late of this. but now Of New
York CITY says:-"I have used Jaynes Expecto.
rant, and have more confidence in it than
ALL OTHER MEDICINES OF THE KIND"
Rev, VIM. Laws, Modesttown, Va ~says:-"l
have used your Expectorant. and found it an eI-
cellent medicine for PULMONARY DISEASES"
Mr.. John Beckford. OF Passport, Maine, says
Your Expectorant has jast cured a man whom
his physician had given up to die with CON-
SUMPTION; and also another, in the very low
est stages of BRONCHITIS"
Messrs. Slosson and Williams, Booksellers.
Oswego. N. Y. say:-"Your Expeetorant gives
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION"
Rev. John Ellis, of New York city, soys that
two bottles cured him OF INFLUENZA, a hard
CouGH and apparent CoEsuNPTIoS,
Mr.. Adrial Ely, OF Watertown, n. Y. says
"Many respectable people offer certificates in "a
vor Of your Expectorant. ] believe that all your
Medicines are The best preparations that have ev'
or been offered to the public for tho relief OF the
afflicted and the CURE OF DISEASES"
Daniel Henshaw, Esq, Editor OF tho Lynn
(Mass. Record, says:-"Jnyne's ExPeetorant Is .
very valuable Syrup, which we have lately used
with good effect in stopping a tougn ana loosen
ing and breaking up a CoLD"
Rev Arthur B. Bradford, Of Darlington, says
,b,, !, cured his sou Of GROUP in a few minutes.
The Bangor (Me.) Journal ssys--"A trial OF
.Jayne's Expectorant viii safety all that il Is .
sneedy cure for Coughs. Colds, influenza, Asthma,
Hoarseness, and all kinds OF Pulmonary Alec
tons"
Lancaster, July l6, is47. swlO.
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UYW4N@NGo

MARRIED-On the 25th of July, 1847, by the
Rev. J. ii. Good, Mr.. WARNER STRIPE and
Miss CATHARINE McCLEARY, both of Hook
ing Township, Fairfield County, Ohio.
On the goth July, 1847. by the Rev. David II.
Swartz, Mr.. MOSES THOMPSON, of Fairfield
County, Ohio, and Miss MALINDA SITES, Of
Newark, Licking County, Ohio.
On the 22d inst, by the same, Mr.. JONATHAN
PALMER and Miss LOUISA WHITEMOR, both
OF Rlchland County, Fairfield County, Ohio.
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Chcat and GROW Rich.

HNHlS has been the secret principle Of Too many of the
- Wholesale dealers In Teas up 10 this time, and they have
prneticed the most shameful imposition on theCounIy her'
chant without any fear Of detection. But a new era IN the
Tea Trade has come and the PEklN TEA COMPANY
claims the honor Of iis introduction. They were the hTt 10
raise the banner Of Reform, on which they have inscribed
The simple woTds pare Teas GAd A0asSt prEsS.' a com
plete revolution has been the consequence. Ii teonsumeFs
OF Tea every where look at what we have done.
LIST. We were the first 10 send them Teas that used 10 be
cnllsd too good for them before.
I'd. We have driven out Of the market a vast amount OF
trash, and introduced a better class Of Tens than has yet
ever been Sold Importers Of Tea often come TO US 10 get
for their own use, and for their friends, nno qualities 'hey
can find nowhere else.
Sd. We have reduced prices more than IS per cent both
In Black and Green Teas. The Wholesale gfocefs say we
are running the trade and call us ~humbugs. This we have
done already. and now see what we are ready TO do.
list. We will sell Teas by the single chest, hall chest, or
II 10 box, ut the same prices that wholesale grocers pay 10
the importers when they buy by :he hundred packages.
Cd. The Wholesale grocers allow only IS or at most u
lbs taTe TO the half chest. This Is a cheat. we WIN a.
low, In most instances, IS and I6 lbs tare on the same.
ID. We hereby undertake to sell every kind Of Tea
from SIR 10 t,eeios cents per pound cheaper than the whole
sale grocers do.
How can we DO this asks tile country merchant
This is our answer. We are content with seven per
cent. profit instead of35 and 50 per cent a Ia wholesale
grocer.
We deserve the thanks Of the country merchants for sa.
wing them hereafter from being cheated. Let them come
to the Warehouse of tile PEKIN TEA CO. and compare
samples o! Tea they got elsewhere; and fthey buy bad
Teas then, at high prices, II Is their own fault.
An English Importer lately boosted TO us that he could
make more money by sending bad Teas to the New YORK
market than on good Teas. We are resolved 10 overthrow
this fraud, and now call upon agents in every town Of the
United States TO come forward anc buy the Teas imported
by the PEKIN Z CO.; and we pledge ourselves, that IL
In six months they do not sell more Tea than the oldest
and largest dealers in the town, we will give them our Tea
without charge. This Is plain English and cannot be mis-
understood. We appeal for testimony TO the immense sue
cess Of our Agents in any part Of the United States.
6TAgents wanted in every town in the United States
for the sale of these Teas, by which they can make money,
and confer a benefit upon the Public by supplying the pure
article.
CANA nnIrC nC TEAS
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Static Of ohio, .Eair6eIo @Ountp.
Samuel f. Maccracken,
Us. IN CHANCERY.

Samuel f.. Maccracken,
Us. IN CHANCERY.
Abraham L. Brubaker.
.TNHE said Defendant is hereby notified that
said Complainant, on the third day of De-
cember, A. d. 1876, filed in the Clerks Office OF
the Supreme Court of Fairfield County, Ohio, his
Bill ofReview, to certain proceedings had in said
Court, on the Chancery side thereof, wherein said
Brubaker was complainant. and George Myers
and John C. Fall, and said Maccrucken were re-
spondents, and decided and determined at the
December Term of said Court, A. D. 1916. as ap-
pears by n duly certified Transcript of said pro-
ceedings, attached to, and made part of said Bill
of Review; by which said Transcript it appears
that said Court did find the equity of the case
with the said Complainant therein;-that sud Bru-
baker, by reason of the false and fraudulent rep
reservations of the said Myers, executed three
promissory notes. payable TO said Myers and Fall,
each for One Hundred Dollars, TO become due,
respectively, on the first day Of January, 1912
l643 and 1874, and dated October 4th, lS4l; upon
the first of which a judgment had been obtained
in the Court Of Common Pleas OF said Fairfield
County, at its May Term, lS43, in favor Of said
Myers and Fall, and against said Brubaker, for
One Hundred and Eight Dollars and Forty-tour
Cents, and cost of suit; which said note was, on
the 26th day of December, 1912, assigned 10 the
sulu luO az hCui hiC bNhSl jug WOiC dliCi
the filing of the original Bill, endorsed to said
Observation-Disclosures the said Supreme Court
did further find that the said Maccracken received
said notes subject to the equities between said
Brubaker and said Myers and Fall, aud that the
collection Of said judgment and notes should be
forever e%njoined, &c.
The prayer ofsaid Bill OF Review is, that said
decree be reversed, and that said Maccracken be
relieved in the premises, sc.
The said cause will come on to be heard at the
next Term of said Supreme Court, to be holder
in said County of Fairfield, on the Sixteenth da,
of November next. at which time the said Bru
baker. who is now a nonresident of said State o
Ohio, is hereby notified to appear, and oppose tn,
reversing aud setting aside of the decree, if he Sc
fit so to do. Dated this 5th day of July, lS47.
BORLAND g. MARTIN, Sol. for COmpl't.
Attest-JoEL RADEBAuGH, Clerk, S. C. F. c.
July 9, l847. pf 81 6w9
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State of Ohio, .6atrarIu @uumtp
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
David Wildermuth and others Petition for the
Partition of 1876
Us. }Acres Of Land in
Sec. Q, Town. Is
Eli Wildermuth and others. and Range 10,
TNHE Defendants, Eli Wildermuth of the State
of Indiana, Henry Alspach and Mary his
Wife, of Hancock County, Ohio, and Philip Pentz
and Matilda his Wife OF P~ickaway County, Ohio.
and Louisa Ann Wildermuth, a Minor, and Chris.
tena Wildermuth, Widow, both Of Fairfield Coun.
ty, Ohio, are hereby notified of the filing and oh.
ject of the Partition in this case, and that an order
for the Partition of said Land will be made at the
next September Term of said Court.
J. RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
July 30. 1s47. pf$3,5O 6w12
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Camp Meeting.

There will be a Camp Meeting about three
miles north of lancaster, on the Road leading from
the Poor House to Millersport, commencing on
FRIDAY the 18th day ofAUGUST.
A Boarding Tent will be kept on the ground,
where persons from abroad can be accommodated
at moderate charges, but no Hucksters, Cake
Wagons, &C., will be permitted to come within
the limits prescribed by law.
JAMES ROPER.
d. II. SWARTZ.
Baltimore Circuit, July 90, 1847.
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SDeCtHCleS.
TOMBSTONES,

Mural Tablets, Head and FOOt-Stones.
WYE have a great variety ofthe above articles
w at the lowest possible prices. Head and
Foot.Stones from 50 to $40. Mural Tablets from
SO to $l2. Flat Tombs from S. to $50, and Mon
uments from Sc to 500, all of the best and most
durable materials, and finished in the neatest
manner.
Call and see for yourselves, our shop is near
William T.. Williams Factory.
RI. LILLY g. BROTHERS.
Lancaster, July 9, l847. AVG"
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Estate Of Daniel BOiseI.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and duly qualified, as
Administrator de bonis non Of the Estate of VIII,
LIAM BoIsEL, deceased, late Of Fairfield County
Ohio.
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Adm. de bOnis non.
Clearcreek township, July 80, 1847. 4wl2
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CATALOGUE OF TEAS
on SALE AT THE WAREHOUSE OF THE
PEKIN TEA O o M P A N Y,

The Teas mentioned in this Catalogue are done up in
quarter pound, half pound, and one pound packages-the
first, or inside wrapper is lead, the second wrapper is water
proof paper, aud the third or outside wrapper is Of Chinese
rice paper. The Company sell none but good Teas, done
up In this superior manner, all Of them grown in the most
luxurious districts in China Country dealers may select
as small u quantity Of each kind as they like, and have
them packed in one chest. These Teas also come in five
pound Chinese packages, called qnattoons, a very conven-
lent. fanciiul and portable shape.
Persons residing in any part Of the United States or
Canada, can order any Of the Teas in the Catalogue, by let
ter. in quantities 10 suit their wishes. We pack them in
Chinese boxes ana deliver them to the Forwarding Mer.
chant free from charge for packing or carriage. The mon
ey should always accompany the orderl
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Estate of Abraham WOlring

Office is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and duly qualified, as
Administrator de bonis non of the Estate of ABRA-
HAM WoTRING. deceased, late Of Fairfield Coun.
ty, Ohio.
WILLIAM HAMILTON. Adm. de 6onis non.
Clearcreek township July 80, 1847. 4w12
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LANCASTER. Friday, July 80, is47,
by KINKEAD 4 DoTY

By T~eiegrdPh-For the ZanesuiM Courier.
New YORK, July 24-9P M.
FLoUR-Moderate sales Of Genessee at s. ,25@
$5.43}, Sales OF Western at $5,2505,374, and
OF Howard st. at S. ,5O05 ,624. The supply small,
G~RAIN-There is a diminished stock ON hand
and no change has appeared in the market since
our last report. We notice sales OF Red Wheat,
not strictly prime, 5000 bushels at ll3 cents
CoRy-We quote sales of Yellow, not i'll prime
order, at65O66 per bu, There were also sales OF
"a prime article Of Yellow at 20 cents.
WHIsKEY-Sales at "a cents in barrels,
PRovIsIoNs-No change since last report.
BALTIMORE, July 24-8 o'clock p. M.
FLoUR-Sales OF Howard street at S., so, and Of
City Mills at 1915.
In other articles usually embraced in market
report, we have no change to quote.
EVANSVILLE, July 81.
We continue our quotations of Wheat ut Coo.
Flour al retail $4@450, Corn 25 cents Oats say
1920 cents-Courier.
BUFFALO, N. Y. July %, lS47.
FLouR-Fair brands would bring 1915 by the
quantity, and possible 81 in smaller parcels, but
we have no sales to note. Holders OF Cleveland
Wheat in store have advanced their views, and are
holding at 81. There is "a very good demand for
Corn, and we notice sales at 80 cents.
WOOL continues 10 GOING lOTWdIu freely, anu "a
readily taken at 20030 cents. Canal ireights are
not so firm, and boats are loading at 68c on Flour,
19c ON Wheat and Ice on Corn-Com. Ado.
CINcISNArI, July al o'clock ?. M.
FLoUR-The market is dull. The only sales
reported at So, so and 3d. 5 to 1885.
BAcoY-Sales of hhds Shoulders at 81, hhds
$50; lido at 6sc pkd.
WHIsKEY-Sales at l6s cents.
CHILLIcoTHE, July 81.
The price of Wheat ranges from 5Oto55c. Flour
retails at $500 "a $4.25. Corn 10 cents SHIELDED
II cts in ear. Oats II cts. Barley4O045cts; Flax
seed GO cents; Beans 5O062c; Lard G@64 cents;
Bacon, Hog round, 6 cents.-GaSeHe.
PITTSBURGH, July 81, 1a47.
The river last evening was OH the rise at 4 feet
3 inches in the channel.
Flour-Prices remain without change from last
report, ranging from 81 IL to A 81, and for super
fine A so.
Grain-Corn is without activity, and sales are
made at 374045 according to quality. Oats-re-
ceip,s full, and sales at 5000 per bu.
Provisions-Bacon is scarce, but grices are
without change. We quote Hams at 808d-
Sides the same, and Shoulders at 64061-Hog-
round &c. perlb. Lard is scnrce; spies at S@85c.
-GaseiS.
CLEVELAND, July 90.
Canal Re~ceipts-Flour 1893 bblsi Wheat 9433
bu; Corn 1859.
Market Sales-Last night 1000 bu. wheat to
complete n cargo, at 76c.
Nothing to-day in grain or Flour. Herald.
New ORLEANS, July 17-2dP ?. NJ.
The Cotton market remained firm.
Tobacco was in good request at previous rates.
The supply Of Sugar in first hands was light;
prices unchanged. Molasses dull.
Flour had declined about n dollar per barrel
since the receipt of the foreign news. Sales were
made at 81 for Ohio; and $4,l2 for Illinois.
Grain was at a stand; Wheat75080c; Corn 50@
SOC. Whiskey 2O022 cents.
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In Fairfield Common Pleas.
PETITION

EllZaDetn lOWnSenut
Us. PETITION
George, Benjamin, John, James,
Charles, William and Mary
Townsend, Richard Millikan FOR
and Sarah Millikan, William b.
Wood and Ann Wood, Heirs
at-Law of William NJ. Town DOVER.
send, deceased.
TNHE above named Defendants (some orwhom
are non-residents) will take notice that the
said Elizabeth Townsend, Widow of William NJ.
Townsend, deceased, has filed Ill the Clerks Of,
fee of the Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield
County, her Petition for an assignment Of Dover
in the following Real Estate, III said County, to-
wit: Part of Lots Nos. 3 and in the third Square
of the Town of Lancaster. Also, part of Fifty
Acre Tract in Section No. SO, Township No Is,
and Range No. 10, Of which said William M.
Townsend died seized. The said Defendants are
hereby notified to be and appear before our said
Court, at the next Term thereofand plead, answer
or demur to said Bill, otherwise the same will be
taken as confessed by them and the matters there
Of decreed accordingly.
CREEDS, attorneys for Petitioner.
July 90, l847. 6wllpfS3,5 %
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From he Rer. S. K. Kinnn,.

Dr.. f. Y. WATsoN-Sir: Having had frequent
occasion for the use Of medicides in my family du-
ring the last few months and from the increasing
popularity of your ''Family Medicines" | was in-
duced 10 try them, in preference to employing a
physician in my family, and an now prepared to
say, that | believe your medicines as a class, to BIZ
superior 10 any other preparations now before The
public. Your Gout and Rheumatic Linimeut, Yer
miiuge, letter Ointment, Gravel Mixture, Anti
Dyspeptic Mixture, Anti Bilious Ague, and Hepa.
tic Pills, conceive 10 be preparations which need
no further recommendation than a fair trial, TO Ell.
sure their unparalleled success,
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THE DAILY NATIONAL WING,


s published in the City Of Washington. svsc
i day, At 8 O'Clock, P. M.-SundAy sarsp,sdz
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more, the same evening ct q cents a week, payd.
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ESQ.,, OF his order. Il is also mailed to any par, Of
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months, payable In advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS Of ten lines bf less Inserted on0
lime iof oO cehis, Two times for 10 cents, three ,imes
for 81, one week for 81 Is, two weeks for A. 10,
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sig months Sl6, one year SSO-paysbie always ia
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The EArioSAt WHO 10 THAT lie maine Indicates.
i speaks the sentiments Or The Wing patty Of he
Union on every question Of public policy. Il adj
yocaIss the election 10 the Presidency Of ZACHARY
Taylor, subject to the decision Of Wing National
Convention, II makes war to the knife upon all
the measures aed acts Of the Administrator deems
eh To be averse 10 the ~intetests Uf the country; and
exposes without feat or favor the eoriubtions Of Tho
party in power. lts columns are open 10 every man
III the country, Tor the discussion OF political or any
Other questions.
In addition TO politics a large space ID the Ma
tonal Wing will be devoted to the publications ma
or Agriculture, Mechanics, and other useful aria,
Science in general, Law, Medicine, Statistics. Sc,
A weekly list OF the Patents issued by the Patent
Once will likewise be published -;he whole for.
ming a complete family newspaper.
The Weekly National WhiE.
One Of The largest newspapers in the United States,
is made up from The columns of the Daily Nation.
al WhiJ, and IS published every Saturday for his
low price OF s. per annum. payable in advance =.
A double sheet Of eight pages will be given whuneV.
eT The DTeas 0f mailer shall tuatifv ~
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TO MERCHANTS
Franklin Cotton Factory,

w II tELINUS VIINUINEAs
HNHIS Establishment is now in full operation
and manufacturing Cotton YARNS, CARPET
CHAIN. CANDLE-WICK, COTTON TWINE,
BATTING, etc. The machinery being new and
of the very best modern style, the Proprietor hav-
ing also secured the services OF all able Manager,
formerly ofthe Hope Mill, Pittsburgh,) is now
prepared to offer to Merchants generally a supe-
rior article in his line and always put up in the
neatest style and at as low rates as can be purchas-
cd west of the Mountains, Pittsburgh not except
ed, and shall be thankful for d liberal share of the
public favor. Warehouse on NIain-street, a few
doors below the Merchants and Mechanics Bank,
opposite side. GEORGE T. TINGLE.
Jnly ., 1917 Wheeling Times-s2 5wS
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Estate Of PhiIin Huber.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN has been duly qualified, as Administrator of
the Estate of PHILIP HUBER, deceased. late OF
Township, Fairfield County, Ohio.
J. NJ. HUBER, Adm'tor.
July 80, l847. 4wl2
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In Fairfield Common Pleas.
ELIZABETH WERTZ, PETITION
US. FOR
TOIIN MEDT1
JOHN VERT.

NHE above named Defendant will take notice,
that the said Elizabeth Wertz filed in the
Clerks Office of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Fairfield County, Ohio, on the 9th day OF May,
A. D. 1847, her Petition, praying that the bands OF
marriage between herself and the said John Wertz
may be dissolved. and assigned therefor the fol.
lowing causes: First wilful absence for a period
of more than three years. Secondly, gross neg
lect ofduty.
Said Petition will come on for hearing at the
September Term of said Court. A. D. I847.
JOHN NJ. CREED,
Attorney for Petitioner
June IL, I347 $500 pr 7w5
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Estate of Parish Hall.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and duly qualified as Ad-
OF the Estate Of PARISH HALL, deceas-
ed, late of Rushcreek Township, Fairfield County,
Ohio. JOEL B. ALTON, Adm'tor.
July 80, l847. 4wl2*
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July 80, l847.
Esta1c of Jacob Kneppcr.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and duly qualified as
ceased, late Of Liberty Township, Fairfield Coun-
y, Ohio. ANDREW KNEPPER. )px,,n.
SIMON KNEPPER,
July 80, 1s47. 4wl2#
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Valuable Real Estate for sale
ADJOINING LANCASTER.

ADJOINING LANCASTER.
WILL sell at private sale 60 46-lOO Acres of
Land lying in rear ofStanbery's Garden, North
east Of Lancaster, being Lots Nos. 7 10 in the
Partition OF the Baldwin Estate. These two Lots
lie together, and for situation, fertility and almost
every other advantage, they form one of the most
valuable tracts of land in the County.
Terms moderate Apply soon.
M. A. DAUGHERTY.
Inucoster Jnly %. 1847. If
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EAMILY GRoCERIEs--.such as
Coffee, Rice, Molassei, Chocolate, Teas, Su-
gar, New Orleans, Havana, SC. All Of the very
finest quality. constantly on hand, and for sale by
BURY e. BECK.
Lancaster, July 9, 1917. 0
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Notice.

GNEE Receivers Of the LANCASTER OHIO
Il 4, having contracted with JACOB
GREENE, to redeem the Notes and Bills of said
Bank remaining in circulaticn-the same will be
redeemed by said GREENE, at the Drug Store Of
George kaufman, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio,
as the same shall be presented at that place.
II. II. HUNTER,
JOSEPH STUKEY,
Receivers OF Lancaster Ohio Bank.
Lancaster. Ohio. Feb. 8. 1917. 81
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Corner of Third & Pine ST.. St. Louis.

And four hours since, l had the Fever and Ague
very bad for nearly six months, and Dr.. Watson
cured me at once, and l have never had it since. |
have since then, sent, | should think, forty persons,
who have all expressed their most entire satisfaction
as they 100, were cured in a very few days. do
not hesitate 10 recommend Dr.. Watson's Fever and
Ague Pills to the public, as one Of the best remedieI
for Fever and Ague. d. G00DFELLOW.
ST. Louis, Missouri.
For Sale by J. C. HENLEY, Lancaster Ohio.
Lancaster July 80, 1887. 6ml2.
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ID. DAUGHERTY.

SURGEON 10
LANCASTER, OHIO.
WILL attend promptly to all operations in
w the line OF his profession.
OFFICE-Main Street, opposite the Talimadss
House.
Lancaster, My 81, l847, ly2
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