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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-25
PETER MACKLIN,
.JACOB KLINE
Trustees Sale.

DY-viriue Of Deed Of Trust from Jesse B.
Id Hart TO me. dated September 49, l845. and
recorded in Fairfield County Record Book II,
pages l49 and $50, will proceed on
Saturday the IIth day Of March next,
at the door of the Court House in Lancaster to of.
fer for sale the following described Real Estate
10 wit:
First-Section No. 80 in Township No. IA.
Range No l9. estimated TO contain Seven Hun
dred and Seventy.fve 25-l00 Acres excepting
thereirom twenty-five Acres sold by John Greed
To Thomas Dunnick.
Seeond-The East half of Section No. 2j in
Township No l3, Range No. 90, estimated 10 con.
tain Three Hundred aud Twenty-Five Acres, ex.
ceptng therefrom parcel Of about Five Acres
OIL the South side the old Chillicotle road sold
by John Greed to John Welsheimer.
1hird-The Southwest Quarter OF Section No
25, in Township No. Is, Range No. 90, with The
appurtenances. improvements and privileges Il
the said several tracts belonging, subject however
10 theDOwerEstae of Mrs CatharncCreed widow
of John Greed. dec, as the same hath been sci
apart and assigned TO her in all ofsaid Lands-aud
| subject also to the contingent right of Dover
therein of Snsan R. wife OF Jesse b. Hart.
The above described premises lying in the
County of Fairfield and Siate of Ohio, are wei
known as the "Vanmeter Prairie Farm" They
will he sold in separate lots or as whole, a'
may suit purchasers, and must he sold at not less
than two-thirds of the appraised value thereof tC
be made known OH the day of sale.
| Terms of Sale-CaSh in hand
EDWARDS PIERREPONT, Trustee.
January 90, 1913. 7w38pfs6.
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LOW SPIRITS, CAUSED BY THE PRES
ence of impure humors in the boOd-Heath is
the state of body and mind which renders mere
eristence blessing any thing short ofthis is dis
ease, and is caused by the accumulation OF morbiu
humors in the blood, and other juices, by neglec
of vegetable purging. The euro is very simple
open the natural drains Of the body which nature
has provided for the carrying out ofnll its impu
rites, and health will be sure to follow. Thi
can be accomplished without any Inconvenience
by the use Of Dr.. BRASDRErus UVtvERsAL Pills
which are known by the experience of thousands
TO perfectly cleanse the blood Irum all foulness
remove every morbid affection and renovate weak
and enfeebled constitutions to perfaGt health and
vgcr.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for 25
cts per box, at DR.. B. Brandreths Principal ofhce
PAL Broadway New York
0EJ- Beware OF CounleheitsH! The following
ale The only authorized Agents for the sale Of III,
genuine Braudrern Pills IN Fairfield County
REINMuND Son 4 Brck, Lancaster, Joseph Glen
ent. Royaiton, Peter Weiseh Green Castle. lsrae
Gregg, LytAopoiis, J. B. Evans, HSaehester Peter
Shaver. OAKLAND, J. H. Sundemsa amanda, d,
Beery. Sugar drove, Ashnausli & Beery, Bremen
Cha's G.. Wilson & Co.. Rtshpille, Jesse benrner
u est Rustrilie, +. Breck, Carroll. N. J., Bowen
PfeksrlngtOn. Cox s. Read, Baltimore, PhhiI
Ham, PieasantDille, I. 3. s. G. Padden, Salxn
Jocob KetneI, JMiiieYsport
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Ball.
By virtue Of ah order of sale to ME directed
from the court of Common Pleas in Fairfield
County at its September Term A. D. l847 l,
Samuel +. Maccracken, as Guardian Of Caroline
and Henry Ball. will offer and expose to sale, at
public vendue to the highest and best bidder, on
Friday the 10Th Day of March A. d. 1s4s,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M. and
o'clock p NJ, of that day. ut the door of the Court
House in the town of Lancaster. Ohio. the follow
ing described Real Estate TO wit: Part of ln-Lot
No. Ia, in the town of Basil, bounded as follows,
Beginning at the South East corner of said Lot
running thence North 81 feet, thence West SO
feet, thence South feet, thence West SO feet,
thence South 81 feet thence East 1872 feet 10
the place OF beginning-upon which is valuable
Store House and other improvements. Said pre-
misses in the nppraisement estimated ut $4,000
Also all that part Of the S. W. quarter OF Section
No. 90. TINo l6. r. No. 10. in Fairfield County,
known and described as follows, Beginning al
the South West corner of the road on Main and
Canal streets in the town Of Bnsil running thence
West on the South side oil Canal street to the first
North aud South nlley West OF Main street.
thence South to the Canal line, thence East along
the Canal line to the Road on Main Street,
thence North with the road on Main street to the
place of beginning, containing ! acre, more oil
less--upon which is a valuable Warehouse aud oil
SO dwelling mouse. Said promises in the ap
praisement estimated at $4,000. Neither par
cells will be sold for less than the full appraised
value, aud on the terms ofone-third in hand. one
third in one year mud one.third in two years with
interest on the deferred payments from the day o
sale. .-.,..,-
SAMUEL F. MAcCRACKEN, GsGrdiaa.
By MARrIF g. EETIKsIR, Atfys.
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Philip Houser, Vs Benjamin Hively, Emanuel
Hively, Ambrose NJ. Trumbull and Rebecca,
his Wife; John Hively, Caroline Hvely, Eliza
beth Hvely, and David Coontz, aad Mary, his
Wife.
TNNIE above Defendants, non-residrnts of tho
IL State OF Ohio, will hereby take notice. that
the said Philip Houser, has filed in this office his
petition praying partition ofthe following premi-
ses,viz: Thirty one Acres in the Southeast corner
OF the East half OF the Southwest Quarter of Sec.
ton No. 80, Township No. II, Runge No. 10. OF
Lands set apart to satisfy the claims Of the Refu-
gees from the British Provinces of Canada and
Nova Scotia of which said premises, the late John
Hively, SEN. died siezed in fee-simple. The pc.
tition sets out that the said petitioner is entitled
by purchase, to four.sixths of said premises, aud
that the said Mary Coon,z is entitled to Dover
therein, as Widow Of said John Hvely, deceased
and prays that Dover be assigned to her accord
ingly. The said Defendants are therefore hereby
notified to appear at the next Term of the Court
of Common Pleas in and for said county, and plead
answer or demur TO said petition, or in default
thereof decree will be entered against them.
JOEL RADEBAUGH. Clerk F. c. P.
SrANBERY & VAN TRUMP, Attorneys for Petitioner
February A. 1913. 6w39pf$3,50
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For sale or Rent.

A Agent of Mrs. Sarah Reese, will rent
N the Store House and Lot, Main Street, No.
IL. in the 9th Square, Ian CASTER better known as
the "Checkered Store" II preferred Mrs. Reese
will sell her interest to any person, he agreeing
to pay her an annual sum for the same during her
life.
will also rent Lot No. 7. in the 18th, Square
on Mulberry street, being the residence OF Gen
Reese. at the time of his death, Or il preferred
it will be sold same as above.
Bargains will be given to any person wishing
TO rent or buy. JOHN S. WALTERS.
Lancaster, Feb 25, 1848, 40 II
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Later DesDatches.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, 7 p. M.
MORE PARTICULARS OF THE TREATY
Mr.. ADAMs-DEATH OF OFFIcERs.-The
treaty was signed by Mr.. Trist and three
Mexican Commissioners. 1t was ex
pected at Washington, that the Presi
dent would have communicated it to the
Senate to-day, for their consideration.
Its terms propose a cessation ofhostil
tiles; our Government to settle all Just
claims against Mexico.
Capt. Barclay, Of the N. Y. Volunteer:
has died at Mexico.
We learn that Mr.. Adams is still living
but unable to speak.
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AdministralOr,s A Sale.
ADMINISTRATORS Of Thomas)
Macarthur, deceased. IN F.

Administrations Of Thomas
Macarthur, deceased. IN FAIRFIELD
The Widow and Heirs of COMMON PEAS.
said deceased.
nY virtue of an order Of sale to us directed by
ID the Court Of Common Pleas aforesaid, we
will on
Saturday the 25th Of March, Is4s,
before the court house door in said county, offer
at public vendue the following parcels Of Land,
situate in Fairfield county, to-wit:
LIST. Lot No. 4 and half Section Nos 40 and Is.
Township No. l6, Range No. co. containing 8S
Acres, being that part oil the Real Estate of viii
liam Morrison, set apart to 0tho Van Schrader,
assignee oRFrederick Van Schrader and wife, and
daughter OF said Morrison, under proceedings of
partition in Franklin Common Pleas, except 10
Acres off the south part ofsaid lot
2nd. The north half Section No. A, Township
No. l6, Range No. 90, being Lots Nos. IL and IS,
OF the Estate of William Morrison set apart in the
proceedings aforesaid, to David Heman and wife
containing 1862 Acres, deduCting 60 acres of the
south side OF said tract.
Ord. rs Acres more or less, being from of the
south side Of the Northwest Quarter Of Section
No. Q, Township No. Is. Range No. 90. and 3d
Acres in the Southwest corner OF the Northwest
Quarter of Section, Township and Range last afore
said the two last tracts containing u acres sub
ject to an assignment Of dover, the two first tract
being free and unincumbered.
rs WILLIAM MACARTHUR,
JOHN T. McARTHUR,
Asministrators of Thomas McArtkxr, deeeasec
r,.L...... or 'folo S,yIoorHa Sn
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CHlLLIcoTHE, Febrnary p.

E5@It is a rare occurrence that we notice edito.
rally any Patent Medicine" that is being hawked
about the country but in duty to the world we feel
bound to acknowledge and state that no one arti-
Gle Of Medicine within our knowledge, for most
complaints which human flesh is heir to, begins
to be as valuable as McALISTER'S ALL HEAL
ING OINTMENT. Having witnessed its great
and wonderful healing properties, we would moi
on any consideration be without it and we say to
all heads Of families, keep this article on hand il
you wish to preserve your health and save Doc.
tors bills.
See advertisement. owA0
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Fairfield Common Pleas.
IN PARTITION

r I'm IhhllllON.
Paul Carpenter vs Israel Carpenter, John X.
Reed aud Sarah his Wife, p ]. Eckbart aud Lu.
cy his Wife, William Carpenter, F. H. Carpen-
ter John and Elizabeth, minor heirs OF Gabriel
Carpenter, deceased.
m NHE above named DEPENDENTS, (some of whom
II are uon.resdents) heirs-a-law OF Levi Car.
peuter, deceased, late Of Lancaster county, Penn.
sylvania will take notice ihut the said Paul Car.
penter has filed in this Office his petition, pray.
ing for the partition of the following parcel Of
land to.wit; That portion ola tract OF land con.
tanning 29g $500 Acres, in Fairfield county Ohio
owned by Christian Carpenter,o of Lancaster coun.
ty, Pennsylvania, in his life time-which, in the
partition Of said tract among the heirs OF said
ChristianCarpeuter, was allotted to said Levi Car.
peuter, and which is known as Lot No. in said
partition, containing 35 35-lOO Acres, as will full
ly appear by reference to the Record Of the Conrt
Book 4, page 2l4 &c.
The above Delendents are hereby notified to
appear ut the next Term oithe Court OF Common
Pleas Of Fairfield county. Ohio, and plead, answer
or d,nur to said petition, or in default thereof
decree will be entered against them.
oEI.-RADEBAUGH, Clerk. F. C. P.
February a, 1913. 6w39pf $3.50
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LAND FOR SALE.

ME subscribers will offer for sale at the court
house in Lancaster, on
Monday the ard day of April, Js4s,
at one o'clock P. NJ their farm containing SIX
TY ACRES, situated in Pleasant Township, Fair.
field county, six miles north of Lancaster on the
Newark Road. known as the "Culp farm" There
are ON the premises two good DWELLING
HOUSES, good BARN, ORCHARD, a large
SPRING near the house, and every other neces
sary convenience. The soil is ofsuperior quality
and adapted to every farming purpose.
Also, at the same time and place. Lot film
Der Land containing FIFTY ACRES. lying five
miles from Lancaster and four from p Plsasantville
on the same road both soil and timber of the bes
quality. Terms made known on the day Of sale
CHRISTIAN CULP,
MARY LAMB.
February 25, 184S. 6ws2
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Lancaster Institute.

There will be meeting of the Lancaster In-
stitute on Friday evening the 25th inst, at the
Town Hail.
Addresses will be delivered by the Rev. VIM.
Cox and J. Clarke on the subject Of Phrenology.
After which the following question will be dis.
cussed
"Are the doctrines of Phrcaology trae7"
The citizens generally are respectfully invited
to attend. H. II. ROBINSON, President.
THOMAS w. LocxARD, Secretary.
February 25, l848,
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Bp Cast Nights AlaiI.
LATER PEACE NEWS.
BY Tsiegraph-For the OHIO State Journal.
WASHINGTON Cry, Feb. 22-sP. M.

Editor Ohio State JOuvnal.- l.-.TheTrea.
iysigued by Mr.. TRIsr and the three
Mexican Commissioners. proposes the
cessation of bostillies--ptoyides for the
withdrawal OF our troops from Mexico,
within three months from the time of the
ratification Of the Treaty. The United
States assumes all the claims Of our citi.
zcns against Mexico.
1tis believed that the President will
communicate Inc Treaty Immediately to
the Senate fnr its action.
Mr. ADAMS is not yet removed from the
Capitol. He is still living but speech
less. MIR. CLAY remains with him, SYM
Pathizing deeply with his present siiua.
tion.
Congress stands adjourned, on account
oflhe condition ofMr Adams.
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21-9 P. NJ.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21-9 P. NJ.
ILLNESS OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMs.-Ir
the Senate, no business has been done
to-day of Importance. 1t adjourned al
an early hour, in consequence of the i'll
ness of Mr.. Adams.
In the House, about 3 P. NJ, Mr.. Ad
ans. the venerable Ex- President, being
in his seat, was seized with stroke O
paralysis, from which his recovery is con
sidered doubtful. The House immedi
atelY adjourned.
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Road NOliCe.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
Y be presented to the Trustees of Madison
Township, at their annual meeting OH the first
Monday in March next praying the location of a
Township road. as follows commencing nt the
Township road at the southwest corner of Sec.
No. in said Township; thence east along the line
between the lands Of MatthewYoung land the lands
Of VIM. North, Jno. Creddlebaugh. and the heirs
of Joseph Eversole dec to the southwest corner
ofSalem VOLTS farm in said section No. 8; thence
north along the lane to the dwelling OF said Wolf;
thence east to the residence of Widow Eversole,
and continue to the Adelphi road on the lands of
Elliot Griffith, and there terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
February a. 1848 4w3g
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

n FRIDAY the 24ih day Of MARCH uext
between the hours Of O'Clock A. " and 4
O'Clock ? NJ of said day. the undersigned, par.
suant 10 power vested in them as Executors of
tie last VIII and Testiment Of Philip Macklin.
dcceased. viii proceed. at the door of the House
on The Premises; in Pleasant township. fairfield
county Ohio. to sell to tile highest bidder proyid.
ed tis bid is equal 10 the SUN Of SEQ per acre, hlI
that certain tract or parcel Of land on which Phil
ip Macklih deceased lived at the time OF his deai
said tract being part OfIhe east half Section No
s, in Township No. 10. IN Range No. Ie. Of Land.
sold al the Chllicote Land Office: said tract con
laliing 1863 1900 Acres more or less. The above
land has npon it, The following. Hmong other val
liable improvements, io-wir-70 10 rs acres o
cleared land; Two good Orchards; Cue Hewn
Log House, "a by 80 feet. one aud half stories
highi One two story Spring House Smoke house
good Baru. Cider Press, &c. &C. Land well
watered and Timbered.
Terms Of Sale -One-fourth in llaDdi the bal.
ance in three eqnal annual payments, with IN.
ierest from the day Of Sale. A good aud general
warrantee decd 10 he made upon the payment oil
all the purchase money.
PETER MACKLIN,
JACOB KLINE.
Executors II Philip MackIin. deceased.
The above offers great inducements for
profitable purchase.
February lS. ls4S. 5w4I
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NlnssiIIOm DeInred.
MAssILIoN. Feh. 81

MAssTLIoN, Feb. 24--l P. NJ.
Editor Ohio State Journal:
A great deluge was preciptsied upon
our town al 3 o'clock this morning. The
large Reservoir 80 feet above town,
broke out. flooding the streets, washing
down the brick warehouse, part of the
large block Of Store Houses, brick facto.
ry, canal embankment, and fremont
House. Almost all the stores. ware
houses, &c. are flooded. The damage is
great, and an intense excitement pre-.
walls among the people. The water.
are subsding.
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DENlrO@7 7IRV Y.
- II SHALL, in future. confine my
..ss& u operations ON the TEETH 4

-lIIIJplnsging, extracting aud cleaning.
am confident that | can save permanently every
tooth, if called upon while tie cavity is small and
before it has ached.-and surely no person would
refuse to pay small sum Of money TO save his
teelh which are of so much importance TO the
comforts and convenience Of lie. | ,carrant all
teeth that plug after this date. from ten to TWEEN
ty years.
| have for sale, on Agency, Doctor ROGERS
T0OTH-POWDERS, TASTES and DROPS. so
much celebrated in Cincinnati aud throughout
the Union. The world never yet produced any
thing equal to them
In future, would prefer seeing my friends. at
my Office. when it is possible.
oFFICE-In Giesey's Block, adjoining tue New
Book Store. II. SCOTT.
Lancaster. .Iannnry 7. 1913. 35
p. S. Porcelain Teeth set on pivots, without
pain, to initiate nature perfectly. ii. S.
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SAAHN0s
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81, 9 p. NJ.
The steamer New Orleans arrived at
New Orleans from Vera Cruz, from which
she sailed on the 9th instant.
She brings the thrilling intelligence
that Mr.. Trainer had reached The port
before her departure. having made the
journey down from the capitol in days.
Mr.. Trainer was on his way to Wash
ington, bearing despatchesto to the Cabi.
net from the Commander-;n. chief. These
dispatches are most important. their ma
ture having fullytranspired at Vera Cruz.
They principally relate to the treaty Of
peace, sohicA has positively been concluded
aoith Mezico!
The negotiations having reached the
proper point, the Mexican Congress at
Queretaro formally gave their assent to
the projected treaty, and Gen. Scott hav-
ing taken the responsibility of accepting
the same, on the part Of the United States,
the preliminaries were signed on the first
day of February.
The boundary ofthe Rio Grande, with
the provinces of New Mexico, and Up
per California are secured, by the terms
thereof, to the United. States, pecuna-
ry consideration being agreed to be paid
therefor, small, however, in amount COM
pared to The sum fixed in the propositions
submitted by Mr.. Trist, at the conference
of Tacubaya, last summer.
Mr.. Trainer would reach New Orleans
on the steamer Iris, which at last dates,
was hourly expected.
We learn that the expedition against
Orizaba was principally intended for the
capture of Santa Anna who was resting
at Tehuacan, near that place. This was
frustrated, however, by Mexican treach
erV.
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Dissolution,

FUIIE firm of H. & J. Leonard has this day
u been dissolved by mutual consent 1t ia
therefore necessary that all those knowing them
selves indebted to said firm call without delay
and settle their accounts &c. The Books aud
claims will be found at the Old Stand, in the hands
OF H. Leonard. II. LEONARD.
J. LEONARD,
BAIL January l. l848. 4w39.
II. Leonard would also say to his old friends,
that he has associated with himSebastian Leonard.
The Mercantile business will in future be conduc-
ted under the frm-name of LEONARD g.
BROTHER at the old stand, where they will take
pleasure in waiting on their customers as usual
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Commissioners Sale.
John Stanberry,
IN CHANCERY.
John c Fall. et. ais

>lN CHANCERf.
John Fall, et. ais.
DY virtue OF ap order Of sale TO me directed
I'D from the Court of Common Pleas, of Fair.
field county, al its September Term, A. D. l847
/, John D. Martin, as Master Commissioner in
Chancery, will offer and expose to sale, at public
vendue, to the highest and best bidder.
On Tuesday the goth day of February,1s4s
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and two
o'clock p NJ. OF said day, ut the door of the Court
House in Fairfield county, the following descrb
ed Real Estate. .towit: Being 60 feet off ofthe Eas
side of In-Lot No. 3, in the Square of the Towr
OF Lancaster, together with all the improvements
g. appurtenances thereunto belonging. Said lant
is appraised at $1,000, aud will not be sold for les
than two-tlirds of its appraised value, and uPoI
the terms ofone.filth in hand. and the balance il
4 equal annual payments, with interest on the de
ferred payments from the day uf sale,
JOHN D. MARTIN,
Special Master in this case
January Is. l843. 5w38pfS3
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/ MiII PrOperty 1or Sale.


A s Executor of the Estate OF GEORGE S. DEF
ENBAUeH, deceased, late of Fair6eldCounty,
Ohio, will expose to public sale, upon the prem
iscs,
On the 25th day OF March, Is4s.
The following described property: An excellent
SawMill, Fulling Milland Carding
Ma inc,
WITH lea ACRES OF LAND,
Together with good FRAME DWELLING
HoUSE-situated in Perry Township, Fairfield
County, Ohio, about miles southeast Of Tarlton
and about miles from Adelphia.
There is sufficient water power to keep the
Cardiug Machine and Fulling Mill in operation
through the whole season. The property is now
in FIRST rate condition and will be sold to the high.
est aud best bidder
CALEB HEDGES, Executor.
February, 25. ls48. ts42.
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FARM FOR RENT,

the 26th day of February,
" 1913, upon the premises, will rent by or
der Of the court, to the highest bidder. the well
known FARM belonging TO the Estate OF DANIEL
ARNOLD, deceased. The farm is situated on the
Milersport Roard, three miles north of Lancas-
ter in Pleasant township, and contains 1877 Acres.
about 80 Acres cleared. The above farm will be
rautad nm thnt dnv If mot soll bplnre
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Latcr from Columbus.

~ The Bill authorizing the Commis.
sioners Of Fairfield County iosubscribe
stock in the Rail Road Company. has
passed the Senate and is now a law.
The Legislature adiourns to-day.
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Pen Knives.

WHO wants good Pen-Kuiiel Or where is
w tue person that does not, unless il be ones
who is already supnlied.--To thost that are mott
we would iupt say hat we are prepared 70 turnish
BETTER and CHEAPER than any louse IN 1ahs
caster. tATEh q tOSRENf
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GRAND SCHEME.
81 @. o O O.!
$4,000. $4,000, $4,000

Prize Of $4,000! of $4,000 OF $3,255!
90 Prizes Of $1,000 each 90 Prizes Of $500 each
90 Prizes of $40O each 1879 Prizes Of 5000 each
1n &c. &c. &c.
90, TICKETS 10 DOLLARS.
A Certificate Of Package OF 25 Tickets will be
sent for $l2O--Shares in Proportion.
CLARKE is responsible for all money sent to
him by mail, and will receive the notes Of all sol
vent Banks ofthe United States.
Address, postage free,
WJOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, Va,
\ E,ahr,,nr-,r .nk lQAQ
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Out-LOt for Rent.

l will also rent Out-Lot, No. Is. in Square No.
8, adjoining Lancaster. belonging to the same Es-
tate, and containing 7 Acres, to the highest cash
bidder on the 28th day of February. Proposals
for this will be received on that day, at my resi-
dence, on Wheeling street, in Lancaster.
G. X. MILLER, Receiver.
Lancaster, February II, 1913. 3w4O'