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DIR. LIE ROY'S
WILD CHERRY AND DsARsAPARILLA
PILLS. ,H, @

Dix. LIE ROY has most happily sue
= ceeded in combining Wild Cherry
and Sarsaparilla with 0 ther vegetable inr
gradients, so as TO produce a medicine at
once tonic, and purgative, the only perfect
discovery of the kind ever made, their
great peculiar excellence, and that which
distinguishes them from all other purga-
tives is, that their operation is ./oiiotoed 6y
no reaction. Their unrivalled purifying
and purgative properties, for which they
are indebted 10 the essence Of Sarsaparil-
la, aud other ingredients, being controll.
ed by their highly tonic virtues, derived
from the extract OF Wild Cherry, they dc
not strain he digestive organs into action,
which has spread their fame over the two
as is the mode OF operation with other ca
lhattics. but on the contrary strengthen
Them into action. Thus all other purgatiye
medicines produce more or less subse-
qnent cosiiueness, and siuggishness ofthe
gastric juice, while Dr. lie Roy's Pills
ieaue all The machinery qfihe system. fuH as
life and dctiUiiy, and The Jatoeis open and
natural. Hence writes DIR. Cheeseman,
s"they are the, only active pnrgative which
| can recommend with confidence, and
without alarm; for they remove nothing
but what ought TO be removed--neither
rack, nor s,rsin--occasion no apathy or
ebilitation-aDd leave the bow els free,
open, and vigorous" But the great vir-
tue DR.. lie Roy's pills--the virtue of
hemispheres with rapidly ALMOST mir.
acnous-lies in their; publication of the
blood. Here they not only stand alto
gelher unrivalled, but fill up the measure
of desire. They at once arrest the fot-
nation Of bad blood by removing all im>
purilies from the chyle, of which the blood
il formed; and moreover keep il clean,
by toning and strengthening the diges-
tive organs, so as 10 be able 10 exclude
from il all matter Of an innutricious na-
'ure; and then they purify the blood all
ready in circtila ion; and never cease op.
Grafton until i. is entirely free from every
uoxipns particle and full Of health, life,
and vigor.
AGENTS.
A. ]. LOOMS. Upper Sandusky; j.
SHQRB & MARTIN, Little Sandusky.
December 81, lS47.-l2-1y.
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Five Dollars Reward

Y OST on lie An inst, on the Road
"a leading from Upper Sandusky TO Ben
Ton, large Cali Skin packet Book, con
tanning sum oI money in Bank notes, all
vi which. except one, were on Ohio banks;
and among them were 5 five dollar bills.
Also, so Dollars. IN broken bank paper
Also 10 or more Noles. payable TO me on
m, order, and many other papers which
can be of no valne except to the owner.
The above reward will pay to any one
who will relurn i, to me, with its contents
DANIEL TUTrLE.
May 18th, 1648-32
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STRENGTHENING PlasterS,

These Plasters.will ,be found ofincal-
cusable benefit in Sore Backs and Breasts;
Oppression of the Chest; Stifened joints;
Rheumatism; chro mic Diseases Of the Liv-
er, Spleen, and Lungs, Lumbago; and in
short in all cases where il is advisable 10
sustain permanent impression on or near
he part affected. .r,
The India Rubber Plasters are so DUR
able, portable, and solft, that they can be
rolled up in small compass, and sent by
mail to any part Of the United States
Price 25 cents each, or two dollars doz,
en-. A Il orders must be post paid, con.
tain airemittance and be dericied,t to
A. J. LOOMS, Agent, Upper sandusky.
Dec. 3I, le47.--12 u.
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Gen. Cass---Relief to ireland.

The New York Truth Teller" the
organ Of tie patriotic lrishmen of this
country. is one ofthe strongest supporter.
Of CAss and BpTLER in the Unicn. We
are Indebted TO a friend for a late nun.
Der. which contains some of the best
written appeals 10 the Irish population,
We have ever heard, to rally to the sup.
port of democratic principles. We ex.
tract paragraph, aud shall take occas.
ion TO copy more hereafter:
"When the starving Irish claimed by
the appeal efsuGering existence and mis-.
cradle death. the sympathy of the world
no voice was heard bewaiing their affi C.,
tioos with SO sotonching an lcquence-none
advocating me sures for their relief with
such efeotlve energy as LEWIS CAss."
When the question about the emba assy
to Rome was agitated aud the good and
great Plus IN was assailed with all the
maligni,y of ignorance, impeled by hate
and fear, LEWIS CAss stood forward, ur-
ging The measure, and iashed the hounds
into submissive silence.-Detroii FREE
Press.
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Special Master commissioners Sale.

RY virtue of Decretal Order duly is
- sued from the CURT ofCommon Pleas
Of Wysndot county Ohio, TO me directed
] will offer for sale at Public vendue at the
door OF the Court house in Upper Sandas-
Ky in said county on the Goth day. Of Jnly
next. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.,
NJ. and A o'clock p. NJ. OF said day, the
following lois in The Town Of McCutchen-
vile, viz: In lots Number seven, three, d
fur: Il, 3, q a ] and also fractions al lot
numbersix (6) containing twenty six rods,
be the same more less, in the first west
addition 10 the town of McCutcheuville,
Wysudo, county Ohio, taken and levied
upon as the property of Jacob Sheely, 10
.sstisfy said order in fovar Of Nathan NJ
Wright. :s.sf
.a THOMAS BAIRD,
Spscid! .Masier Commissioner in ChaRerry..
June 18th ls48--36-4t. $500
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COUNTY LOTS!

rEiiE notes due the county of Wtandot
ON sales ofiots 10 the town of Upper
Saudusky, have been left with X. Nickel
/, for collection; all person thus indebt.
ed win save Gusts BY calling at his Office
ETHAN TERRY, D Co m IN i.
ISAAC WHOLGAMUTH,y sioners Of
John WEIGH w. q.
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Strayed OF. Stolen!

FRoM The Subscriber, living in Upper
= Ssndusky, on the 24Ili day OF June,
a dark Iron gray mare, about 15ih hands
h.gh. years old. She has scar on her
Ief, bip, surpassed to be eccassioned by a
kick, IS without shoes,s has bay horse
colt with her. No other marks reihem
bered oiher than those occassioned by
harness.
A reasonable reward will be given to
any one who will give Information where
she may be found, or upon her return 10
the owner. LEVI MELLON.
Juae 20. ls4s-3s-:,,.
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Exhibit

OF receipts and Expenditures of Wyan
- otConniy Ohio, tor the wear 'epdin,
June l, 1s48.
RECEIPTS.
Amt. on hand atlast se,lm't 3O4 So
Nett amt collected on Dupii.
cate for 1S47 3O31 az 4
Nett amount County's proper
ton of helinqnencles 252,26 3
By proportion Of other funds
for advertising Delln9nent
Lands 1924 l
By proportion Of other funds
of taxes refunded aud p'd
by County 80 90 2
Nett amount collected by'Jhs
tices in criminaI cases 6.6O
Nett amt received for Tav-
ern Licenses 1905
Nett amount received Of C, Of
Court for fines 1433
Nett amount received for for.
feiled Road Bonds %
Nett amt. received for Ferry
License AIS
Nett amt. received for Horse
License % so
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Notice
Legal Notice.

TRHE heirs at law Of Robert Stok ely, de
- ceased, 10 wit: Lewis Slpkely Jane
Baum wife ofJackson Baum, Hester Stoke
Iy. MeliUdaStokley, Melissa Siokely, Il
rasius .Slokely and Martin S,okely, are
hereby notified that petition has this
day been 6led in the Gunri Of Common n
Pleas Of Wy andnt connty, Ohio, by Will
lam B. Slokely, administrator of the SAT-
Robert Stokely, setting forth that the
said deceased entered into coptraci in
writing on the 16,h OF Nov. 1916, for the
conveyance OF lie following tract of land
Ia enc Saunel .Kenan, 80 vii: LOT No. one
of secti Nu2S. in TOW nship No. / south.
r nge IA east, coBiainirg sixty acres aud
~eniy three lnudredihs. Also. lot no. 4
IN section 81. township and range aiore
said, containing four and Sky nine hun
dfeih acres: aud that al TIE ext term of
he said curt. tie said William B. Stoke.
" will apply TO the said court. for an or
der authorizing aud empowering him 60
make deed in fee simple, for Tho said
lands 10 Tie said e. Kenan, for aud N be
hall OF the heirs atiaw of the said Robet,
Siekely.
s. w.B STOKLEY.
By G. Il. MOTT iHs AT,
June 10. 1913. 4~37.-pf, 50 IS.
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seph Shorb, Li'i!e Sandusky: w II ones
& 90. Carey town; II. Free', McCuroten
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Crawford lp.; Joseph Shilling Burlisg-
ton.
Upper sapdnsLy, Jan. 13, ls47-14.
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PETER A. TYLER,

.4Horney al Law and Solicitor in Chancery
WILL practice Law 10 this and adjoining
( onnues, and punctually attend 10 all
business entrusted 10 his care'
OFFICE, in McCutchenyill.
Dec. 9, IS45.-l4-tf'
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THE DEMOCRATIC CAss CLUB
Meets ever Thursday evening, at the Coun.
Gil Honse, IN Upper Sandusky. The citizens
of Crane township without distinctions nre re-
spechully invited to attend.
ra JOSIAH SMITH, Sec.
The Blood Houndss---Trouble coming
homie to 'roost.
From the Cleveland Tue Democrat "a
Wing paper
GEN. TAYLOR'S HUMANITY.

GEN. TAYLOR'S HUMANITY.
The Albany Journal relates an anec
do,e, founded upon what we know not, to
establish the fact of'Gen. Taylors's bu.
manity. Well, suppose lie is a very hu.
name mar, is that sufii cient reason why
lie should be President. Are there no,
men with just as much humanity about
them as he, no are otherwise qualified
for that station! But is lie really that hn>
name NAM hich he is represented by the
journal, Does no, humanity shudder at
at the thought Of human bondage--of sla.
very which ends only with death! Still
Gerferal Taylor lays claim to near 800
human beings, and lives upon their toll.
And then flie lood.houd scheme in Flor
ida, is indicative Of no extraordinary
need OF Lumsnfty in lis originator. Still
have no doubt lie lis as humane as slaves
holders, and men who make war a trade,
generally are. II airy one doubts lfere is
further proof
HEAD Qua, TIERS, ARMY in THE SouTH, .
Fort Brooke. July 30, 1889, I
SlR:--l have the honor to enclose you
a communication, this moment received
on the subject ofprocnrrg Blood Hounds
from the Island Of Cuba, to aid the army
in its operations against the hostiles in
in Florida. an decidedly in favor of the
me asnre, and beg leave again TO urge il,
as the only means Of Riding the country
of the Indians, who are now broken up
into small parties that take shelter IN
in swamps and ha'mmocks as the army ap.
proaches, making it impossible for MS TO
follow or, overa AXE them without the aid
OF such anxiliaries.
Should tie measure meet Tie approb ba :
ton of the Department., and the neces
sary authority be granted, I will open a
espondece on The subject with Mr.
Everston, through Major fluht, Assls.
iant Quarter Master at Savannah, and
will authorize him, if it can be done on
reasonable terms, to employ few dogs,
with person who understand their man
agement.
! wishit distinctly understood, that m,
object in employing dogs is only to as.
certain where the Indians can be found
not to worry lem. have the honor to
be, Your obedient servant,
z. TAYLOR,
B Br. Gen. U. s. A. Commanding.
10 Gen. II. JoNEs. Washington, ID Z.
Now, in this connection. we may as
we'll call ihe SttentioD of cur Taylor
re ie hbors to the fact that they themselves,
in 1910, expressed deal Of holy indigna
iion against one Martin Van Buren,; be-
cause lie, as President of the United
States, ,only permitted The "crnel, barba-
rous and ipirumap" ins,rnnlentalily Of
blood houd soldiers. They have DOW
adopted SIS their candidate The originator
of the scheme, nDd the man who literally
''let slip the dogs of war, and are anxious
to establish for him character for lu
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An Exhibit of the condition Of the Town
q Lot Fund.
Fetal amount of principal on
lots sold 1876 90
Int'rsi accrning on notes pd. 40S 81
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ID R Y 90 ID j

II the sick wish deceased stomach re-.
stored, and impure blood cleaased With
out endangering the constitution, 60 to
G. II. King. Agent of Canton Tea Co.,
and get box of DR.. lie Roy's Sarsapa-
rlla and Wild Cherry Pills, the only safe
family medicine now in use.
Dec. 81, lS47.-12-1y..
DofnuI 1Todinnto InJ;, DnLbo. Do.,,a.
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be cAREtut. OF couNrERFEirs.

How to avoid them:-Each Agent who
sells tie genuine Brandreth Pills, has a
Certificate of Agency, which has been
engraved at vast expense 1t represents
,he Mandatory al Sing Sings onthe banks
OF the Hudson River, and is signed by DR..
BraDdretli, and his seal stamped upon the
psper. also fac. .simile OF the labels upon
he boxes. Compare thein.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
Six Incontrovcrtiblc Facts.

NRsT, That r. F.Hibbards Anti Bilious We.
n getablc Family Pills are the best and cheap.
cot Pill that Gun be- used.
Second, That those who buy IliLbar,l's Pills.
get tho worth OF their money
Third, That wherever Hi6bard's Plils arc uScd
they give universal satisfaction.
Fonrth, Tint Hibbards Pills net upon tho slo.
mach in quarter the time Of any other pm
Fltth, That Hibbard's Pills in many cases, movc
the bowels in iIom half to three quarters Of an
hour.
Sizth, That Hbbard's Pills are purely yeseta
bic, and therefore sale in oil cases.
From one To two Of the above pills is dose, -
he sure that the name of x. r. Hi6bard, is on
each wrapper, us the Pills have been eonnlerleit
cd, 10 the name Of the father Of the present pro.
pretor Rev. d. Hibbard, who was the first ,Iisco.
vorerof lhese invaluable pilla. Tho twenty-five
cent and fifty cent boxes will have bis minia.
iure on each wrapper; no other Hibbard's Pills
are genuine. The genuine hibbnrd's Pills are for
sale in Lancaster only byGeorge Kaufman; Shaw
West Rashyille; q. W, Reid nnd L. Kalb, Rush.
Vlllei o. II. MGllsr, Somerset.
September 90, IBi8. 90
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No one is So foolish as to suppose iOr mo-
ment that we can live without eating, any more
han tree could derive nutrment from the ali
alone, without the soil. All therefore know that
ii is what we put into the stomach which causes
us TO live. We make over our bodies from the
stomach in from three TO five years we, make
over our bodies entirely, THUS what is part oil
us to day, is absolutely not part of us tomorrow
The secretions, such as perspiration and other
excavations, continually make our bodies waste
aud il is from the stomach that we supply this
waste. All we have to do to make our bodies nj.
timately healthy is to prevent unhealthy PARTICLES
from mixing with the blood, Purguliou does
this for us, provided the purgative we employ
contains in il nothing which will weaken or do us
injury .-BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNI
VERSAL PILLS, for this purpose will be found
all that is required because they pnrge from the
stomach and bowels the supenbundance uihumors
that may have accumulated in the system, before
they have time to produce putreiaction, and its
natural consequence-deatI
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for 25
cts per box at Dr. b. Brandreth's Principal Office,
24l Broadway New York. l-.g'.... .s,t.
CEF Beware ol CounleIleils!.! The following
are the only authorized Agents for the sale of the
genuine Br1ndrelh Pills IN tairfeld county
RElNMUND Son Il BEcg, Lancaster, Joseph Glenn
ent. Royaiion, Peter Weiser, Green Castle. Israel
Gregg, LytkopOlis, J. B. Evans, Winchester Peie'
Shaver, Oakland, J. II. Sundermaa Amanda, y
Beery. Sugar Grove, Ashnansh 4 BeeTy, Bremen,
Cha's G. Wilson & Co.., RShuiiie, Jesse Leohner.
n est Rlshuile, F.. freck, Carroll. MD. Bowen,
Piekerlngion, Cox & Read, Baltimore, Philip
Ham, Picasantpille, |! B, &C. Padden, Salem,
Jocob Kener, MiliersporL
Lancaster Angus le4s. lmlS.
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A ca RID.

N ~ ~ "a -
hURING residence Of twelve months have
- been endeayoring to acquire thorough
knowledge Of the influence on the state ofheath,
of the climate, the soil the mode of living aud
occupation of the inhabitants of Lancaster aud vi
cinity, for the purpose OF adopting my medical
treatment to the result of my observations.
Although admit, that the climate of this place
and the surrounding cuuntry at large, differs in
more than one respect from that of the northern
part OF Europe, yet am now satisfied. that sub
stance, form and character OF diseases in general
are the same here as there, and that physician,
who has had The advantage of regular course Of
studies at Universities of Germany, with the ex-
perience of practice of upwards of twenty years,
may be equally as useful and as great blessing
for suffering humanity here as well as there's nay.
do not hesitate to assert, that with systemaii-
cal treatment the cure of diseases in general is
less difficult here th0n in Europe, where they are
more malignant aud of longer Duration
Physicians Just commencing their career may
and often do meet with difficulties in regard to
the diagnosis and treatment OF diseases, here as
well as there but like tourist, who by means oil
geographical knowledge can easily find his way
i'll an unknown country, for regularly bred and
experienced physician short survey is sufficient
10 guide him.-rhis trust, will satisfy any un.
biassed and candid mind, that the remarks of some
individuals, "that my knowledge of the country
and the diseases originating from the influence Of
lis climate was insufficient is without any foun-
daton whatever.
laval myself of this opportunity TO refer to the
services which have been rendering in the sew
era branches ofmedicne. midwifery and lleases
incidental to the female sex, in this place and its
vicinity. DR. w. FISHER.
Medicus, ,Mdgisicr oJstetriciae et chirWrgiae
Lancaster, July II, 1913. 4mll.
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AAMPSV AAMPSIl
Carriage and Wagon Mandatory.

HNHANKFUL for past favors, the undersigned
Il would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally. that he is still engaged in the a.
b0ve branch ofbusiness, ut the old Stand, one
and a quarter miles East of Lancaster. on the
Pike. where he Hattcrs himself that he is better
calculated and prepared To execute work, in II
nenter, better and more fashionable style than ev-
er-froln the fact that he has taken greater care
in the selection of his timber md tools aud has
employed experienced workmen; md in connec,
ton with this. he is determined To conduct his
business upon the basis Of ready pay and small
prafts, so that his customers can be accommoda.
ted with any article from Wheei.JarroW to a
two.horse Carriage. WARRANTED to be execu-
ted in as good and neat style, ifnot better, and
sold for less money, than can be obtained at any
establishment in the county
As proof Of this, the following list Of articles
and prices are here annexed:
Woodwork oftwo.horse Wagons. $500
do do One-horse Bugges. =. 1900
Wagons, complete for from $j5. to sos.
Buggies, do $j5 to $75.
And ull other articles at corresponding low raes
and warranted. L, NJ. WINTER.
December 10. I847.
NJ. B. All kinds OF Produce, at the highest
cash prices, tuken Tor work. Also, stock such as
Horses. Cattle. Hogs sc.
Call and see us and we will do you good. Re
member that penny saveds as good as two
earned.
c7rT0LL paid, ont Il :, casions, where the
work amounts to five lSl,ars, aud work always
done Immediately. Z. M. w.
December 10. l87 ly3l.
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GOucher's Aguc Medicine.

HNllE above medicine is too well known, in
II this county, to need nny pnF 1t can al.
ways be had, at w. s. Bedty's Book Store. Main
Street. Lancaster Ohio, opposite ShriFsr's Hotel.
Notiee-W =. Beatty Is the only authorized
agent for tho sale Of my medicine in Fairfield
County. DAVID G0uCHER.
September 90, 1913 90
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GRAND SC.HEME

Price Of TioketS:-Wholes seO-IIalycs 40
Quarters o..
Send your orders to J. NJ Clarke, Richmond, Va.
who receives the notes Of n solvent Banks IN tho
United states at par. Postage need not be paid,
September %, 1918 30
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a0aaeam. ,

Wrapping paper, Medium Crown aud Cap
Writing Paper, MOL . white aud Iluo
Letter Paper, do l g 2 do 10
Ten Paper, Tissne Paper. Flat Cap, commsicia
Letter Paper. Roanst boards, etc; just received
and for sale, ut wholesale or reiail. by
Aug 10, le4a BURY & BEcK.