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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-11

Low SPIRITS, CAUSED BY THE PRES.
ence of impure humors in the blood-Health is
the state of body and mind which renders mere
eaistence blessing any thing short ofthis is dis
ease, and is caused by the accumulation Of morbid
humors in the blood, and other juices, by neglect
of vegetable purging. The cure is very simple:
open the natural drains of the body which nature
has provided for the carrying out ofall its impu-
rites, and health will be sure to follow This
can be accomplished without any Inconvenience,
by the use of DR.. BRANDRETHs UNIVERSAL Pills,
which are known by the experience ofthousands,
10 perfectly cleanse the blood from all foulness.
remove every morbid affection and renovate weak
and enteebled constitutions to pertact health and
vigor.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for %
ctsper box, at DR.. B. Drandreths Principal Office,
24l Broadway New York.
CF Beware of CounteIfeits!!! The following
are the only authorized Agents for the sale of the
genuine Brandrelh Pills in Fairfield cornty
REINMUND Son K BECK, Lancaster, Joseph Crm'
ent. Royaiton, Peter Wcscr, Green Castle, Israel
Gregg, Lythopolis, J. B. Evans, Winchester Peter
Shaver, Oakland, J. II. Sundermao amanda, d.
Berry, Sugar Grove, tshpargh & Beery, Bremen
Cha's G.. Wilson & Co., Rushriiie, Jesse l.eohncr
Hest RuShrilie, +. Breck, Carroll N. j. Bowen,
Pickenngton, Cox & Read, Baltimore, Phhir
Ham, Pcasantrille, |. B. & C. Padden, Salem,
Jorob Kener, M7erport.
Lancaster, February 4, 1918. lm39.
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MUTATIONS OF PARTIES. The Phila.
delphia Evening Bulletin reioices to see
as he fancies it does, "old parties break
ing up." II thinks $500.
"' . tits the tendency of parties,
as Of dynasties and religions, TO grow
tyrannical as they increase in age and
power AT first, party processes tho
utmost liberality, but in The course of
years, it becomes proscriptive; so that the
same leaders who began by PROCESSING
freedom of opinion TO ALL" end by dis
owning every man who refuses bhndly
to obey them, A party man, in our gen
Grafton, is slave. Jefferson went into
power as the apostle of toleration; Polk
has grown as bigoted and relentless as
any inquisitor Yet one claims to sit in
the seat and expound the doctrines of the
other. Fatal delusion TO himself and fol-
lowers! Jefferson was man ahead of
his age, Polk is a man thirty years be
hind it. BY this assertion we do not mean
to be personal to the President; we speak
of him as only the representative of his
pariy;-and we say, without fear of con
tradiction, that it is time his party, as at
present organized, was broken up. tits
no longer the party of fieemen, but of
drilled Janissaries-nO longer Tie erpo-
nent Of tie Untrammelled 'OiH Of the peO-
pile, but Of tie ,oire pullers 'ohO call them
selres the priests, and who like false parties
Of Isis, pr9fane tie holy mysteries Of de-
mocracy a0ith their Juggling tricks"
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Fairfield Common Pleas.

I'm PARTlIlON.
Philip Houser Us. Benjamin lively, Emanuel
Hively, Ambrose NJ. Trumbull and Rebecca,
his Wife, John Hively. Caroline Tlvely, Eliza
beth Hivey, and David Coontz, aad Mary, his
Wife.
THNHE above Defendants, non.resdents of the
n State of Ohio, will hereby take notice. that
the said Philip Houser, has filed in this office his
petition praying partition OF the following premi-
ses. viz: Thirty one Acres in the Southeast corner
OF the East halle the Southwest Quarter of Sec
ton No 80, Township No. II, Range No. 10. of
Lands set apart to satisfy the claims of the Relu-
gees from the British Provinces of Canada and
Nova Scotia, of which said premises the late John
Hively, SELL. died siezed in fee-simple. The pc
titon sets out that the said petitioner is entitled
by purchase, to fom-sixtls of said premises, and
| that the said Mary Coonlz is entitled to Dover
therein, as Widow of said John Hively, deceased
and prays that Dover be assigned to her accord.
nGy 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 10 said petition, or in default
thereof decree will he entered against them.
JOEL RADEBAUGH. Clerk f. c. p.
STANDERr VAN THUMP, attorneys. for Petitioner
February A. l348. Gw39prS3,5O
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SALE REAL ESTATE.

Ball.
BY virtue of nm order of sale to me directed
from the court of Common Plens in Fairfield
County at its September Term A. D. l847 l,
Samuel +. Mnccracken, 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. ID. 1913,
between the hours ol 10 o'clock A. NJ and 3
o'clock =. NJ Of that day, at the door of the Court
House in the town of Lancaster. Ohio, the follow
ing described Real Estate TO witt Part of ln-Lot
No. ID, in the town of Basil bounded as follows,
Beginning ut the South East corner of said Lot
running thence North 81 feet, thence West 33
feet, thence South feet thence West 80 feet,
thence South 81 feet thence Fast 1872 feet 10
the place OF beginniug-upon which is valuable
Store House aud other improvements. Said pre-
misses in the apprasement estimated at 100000.
Also all that part of the S. W quarter OF Section
No. 90. TT No l6. r. No 10. in Fairfield County,
known and described as follows, Beginning at
the South West corner of the road on Main and
Canal streets in the town of Basil running thence
West on the South side of Canal street to the first
North and South alley West OF Main street
thence South to the Canal line, thence East along
the Canal line 10 the Road on Main Street.
thence North with the road on Main street to the
place of beginning, containing ! acre more or
less-upon which isa valuable Warehouse and al
so dwelling house. Said premises in the APP
prasement estimated at 100000. Neither par.
cells will be sold for less than the full appraised
value, and on the terms ofonc-third in hand. one.
third in one year aud one.third in two years with
interest Oh the deferred payments from the day Of
sale 1858
SAMUEL +, MACCRACKEN, Guardian.
By MARTIN & EFFfEGER, Ah'ys.
January 90; 184e pI5,25 6w3s
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Fairfield Common Pleas.

in fAhllI lON.
Paul Carpenter Us. Israel Carpenter, John X
Reed and Sarah his Wife, p. j, Eckhart and Lu
cy his Wife, William Carpenter F. Il. Carpen
ter John and Elizabeth, minor heirs Of Gabrie
Carpenter, deceased.
TENHE above named DEPENDENTS, (some of whom
n are non.residents) heirs-at-law of Levi Car
penter, deceased late of Lancaster county, Penn
sylvania, will take notice that the said Paul Car
penter has filed in this Office, his petition pray
ing for the partition of the following parcel O
land, to|wit That portion ola tract Of land con
tanning 299 35100 Acres, in Fairfield county Ohio
owned by Christian Carpenter, of Lancaster coun
ty, Pennsylvania, in his life time-which, in the
partition Of said tract among the heirs of sale
ChristianCarpenter, was allotted TO said Levi Car
pentcr, and which is known as Lot No. in saiC
partition, containing 35 35-l00 Acres, as will lul
ly appear by reference TO the Record Of the Conrt
Book 4, page 2l4 &C.
Tho above Defendants are hereby notified tc
appear at the next Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio, and plead answer
or demur to said petition, or in default thereof d
decree will be entered against them.
JOEL RADEBAUGH, Clerk. F. c. p.
February 4, 1913. 6w30pf $3.50
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CONSUMPTION

disease which IS carrying Us victims 10 the
Il tomb by thousands, without being arrested in
rs progress BY the medicines in use Al The present
time. But brighter day IS coming, aud has come
AS 10 successful arrest this disease. DR.. RO
GERS LlVERWORT AND TAR, not only
gives immediate relief in the most distressing
COUGHS AND COLDS. but from the test limo.
ny Of such men as Dr. Wm. Richards, Hon
Judge VIM. Burke, Postmaster Of Cincinnati for
twen,y yearS Di. II. Cox, Uate Prof. in Cmcn
natl Medical College, il is sill making trly re-.
narkab CURES or CONSUMPTION! II
men Of such hign Standing will vouch for It's VlR.
rUES, ii must be at least all it is represented to
be. Improvements IN the Treatment OF diseases
are onward, aud nothing can arrest its split in the
present aye. Those who are afflicted with Dr..
rased Lungs should read lhe following statement
of Mrs EgysTt
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Out-LOt for Rent.
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
SELLING OF AT REDUCED PRICES


VWNIIE subscribers being DESTROYS 10 reduce their
I very large Stock of Books, Papers, Station
ery, Sc. have determined to sell OLA large por-
ton of it at rery loc prices for cash.
Their Stock is much the LARGEST and most
varied of any in the Western country, and will be
found to embrace n very general assortment ot
Lar, Medical, Theological, Historical and Mis-
cehaneOuS Books.
ALSO-All the Classical and Common School
Books i'll general use.
An extensive assortment of Cap, Letter, Bank.
Commercial and Folio Post, Demi and Medium
Papers Of the best Eastern manufactures.
French, English md american Stationery ot
every variety aud of the finest qualities
Rogers and IVoraenhoim's Fine Pen and
Pocket Knipes, Gold and SilUer Pencils; Gold
Pens, Steel Beads. Bags and Purses, Steel Trim
mings Shell, Ivory, Pearl and Veivet Souvenirs
and Card Gases, Pocket Books, Wallets and
Bankers Cases Ladies' Port Folios and Albums
rich and elegantly bound.
A fine assortment Of Note Papers and Envet
iopes, &c, &c.
They would respectfully invite Professional
men, Teachers and all persons wishing to purchase
at cheap rates to call and examine their assort
ment before purchasing elsewhere, as they arc
determined to give better bargains than can be
had in any other Bookstore in the Western country
I. N. WHITING g. HUNTINGTON.
Columbus, February | 1913. 40
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COIllIMissiOner's Sale.

fAlhF lELD COMMON PLEAS,
Pendlelon Riley & To,
rs. IN CUANCERY
Levi Anderson sials.
Di virtue of q third writ OF sale aud reference
ID To me directed from the Court Of Common
Pleas, inr the County of Fairfield and State Of
Ohio, ! will offer and expose 10 sale by public
Nendue. at The Door OF the Court House ia the
lawn ot Lancaster, on
Saturday, the 4,h day March next,
hctwecn the hours Of 10 o'clock A. W. aud o.
clock ?. NJ, of said day, the following described
Real Estate, 10 wit:
!. Tho West halfof iu-Llot 40. 10, in Square
M. IN illeTown Of Luicasler,appiaised at $j25O.
Out-Lol (adjoining Iaucaster) No. 5. North
west, containing 37-l00 Acres--A Appraised at
5000.
Part Of All Ont Lot bounded Oh tile west by
ln-Loi No. ia III Carpenters addition 10 the town
of Luucaster-being 80 much o.: said Ont Lot as
Is included between tile Road from Lancaster to
Athens and the Hooking Canal and In.Lot Ne.
Hit being the same Tract conveyed to said
Anderson by George Ring aud Wife, by deed re-.
corded in Book No. q. = 29-Apprased at S75,
Terms NJ Sale Cash in hand.
7. d. EWING,
Master COmmiSsionef,
January %, Is4S. SWISS pfs375
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Notice is hereby given,

VINHAT the undersigned WilliamCorwin liotch
kiss aud Mary Elizabeth tIotchkiss, miner
children of William Hotchkiss, deceased, resi-
dents Of the State ofYirgaia, by their next friend
Thomas Drakeley, will make application to the
Court OF Common Pleas for tile county of Fair
field and State of Ohio. at its next Term. for an
order Of redemption OF In-Lot No. SO, IN .he town
of Lithopos III said county, which lot was chars-
ed on the tax duplicate III the name OF n. R. Sier,
aud was sold to Jacob Leiever for non-payInent
of taxes for the years 4. D, lS43 aud 1874; de-
posite ofthe funds necessary to effect said redemp
lion, having been made with the clerk Of said
court according TO the Statute in such cases made
aud provided. ,.
WILLIAM c. HnTCHKlSS,
MARY +. HOTCHKlSS,
Bv their next friend
THOMAS DRAKELEY.
january I. 1913. 6w3jpfs3,j0
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Lamcnsler ImstitMIe.

There will be meeting Of the Lancaster In
stitute on Friday evening the llth inst, at the
Town Hall.
Lecture will be delivered by the Rev. Wm
Cox, on Phrenology.
After which the following question will be dis
cussed.
'WOMld IL be wise and just 10 pass lars com
pelling parents 10 educate their children esther al
their Own or The public erpense."
GEORGE WEAVER, Affirmative; V. E. SHAW
Negative.
The citizens generally are respectfully invited
to attend.
J. II. GOOD, President.
AMOS SMITH, Secretary.
February II, l848.
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UYMAlAAGo

MARRlED-On Thursday morning. February
10, l848. by the Rev. Granville Moody, Mr..
ISAAC WINTER and Miss CATHERINE, daugb
ter Of the late Edward Strobe, deceased, both Of
this town.
We acknowledge the cake. Sensible to the
last is our friend Isaac; and he has now adopted
Tor bis own the adage that it is not good for man
to be alone" Well, well; in his lucky change
he has the printers warmest wishes. May he
find his course through life, though men speak of
Winter, ever stroved with the vernal flowers and
summer sweets of happy wedlock
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Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
l. Y be presented to the Trustees of Madison
Township, at their annual meeting on the first
Monday in March next praying the location of a
Township road, as follows. commencing at the
Township road at the southwest corner of Sec
No. in said Township; thence east along The line
between the lands o! !MatthewYoungand 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 Eversoe
and continue 70 the Adelphi road on the lands OF
Elliot Griffith and there terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
February 4, 1913, 1w3q
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NNIIE firm of II. e j. Leonard las this day
IL been dissolved by mutual consent. It is
therefore necessary that all those knowing them.
selves indebted TO said firm call without delay
and settle their accounts &c. The Books and
clnims will be found at the Old Stand in the hands
of II. Leonard. II. LEONARD.
j. LEONARD
BAIL January |. l843. 4w39.
II. Leonard would also say to his old friends,
that lie has associated with himSebastian Leonard.
The Mercantile business will in future be conduc.
ted under the firm-name of LEONARD &
BROTHER, at the old stand where they will take
pleasure in waiting on their customers as usual.
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

A Executor of the Estate OF AMOS RICE, de-
IN ceased, late of Madison township, Fairfield
county, Ohio, will expose to public sale, at the
door olthe courthouse, in the Town of Lancaster,
ON Saturday. the I1th day OF March next,
The valuable GRIST MILL of the deceased, TO-
geiher with about Ten Acres of Land.
The Mill is situated upon Clearcreek one of the
finest mill streams in The county. about eight
miles southwest of Lancaster, and about four
miles from Amanda. 1t has two run of Burrs aud
is in excellent repair. For further particulars ap-
ply to CALEB HEDGES, Executor,
February IL, l848 5w40
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% '---' '-
OBITUARY.


DIED-At San PHILIPPE, Texas, December 5th,
1917, DR.. HENRY MATTHEWS, aged 48 years
aud months The deceased removed from this
part OF the county about - years ago, and settled
in Texas. He was physician and clergyman of
the Methodist Church but the support of his
large family, required that he should practice me-
dciue, YET he neglected not wholly his olhcrpro-
iession. He had been surgeon in our army, sta
toned at Saltillo, eleven months, when he found
that Consumption was fast undermining his health,
and that he must return home He was met ac-
cidently, at Houston, by his Oldest son, who re-
turned home with him. but he survived only two
days ntter lie arrived there. lie died in the full
faith of Christ as Redeemcr. and feared not to
leave Earth. The deceased was well known in
this county, and left here many friends who will
hear of his DEATH with sadneSs.-O. s. Journal.
DR.. Matthews was for some time citizen of
this place and carried on the business Of fmerchan-
dising. Many of our citizens can bear testimony
to the above tribute to his memory.
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DENTISTRY
Ea. n SHALL. IN future. conGne my
m Il operations on the TEETH. to

Ea, n SHALL. IN future. coniine my
NJ II operations on the TEETH. to
LIYDplngging, extracting and cleaning /
am confident that ciu save permanently every
tooth, if called upon while the cavity is small and
before it has ached.-and surely no person would
refuse 10 pay small sum Of money ~ saye his
teeth. which are Of 50 much importance to the
comforts aud convenience Of lille. ! warrant all
teeth that plug, after this date. from ten to twen.
~ years
have for sale. Oh Agency, Doctor ROGERS
TOOTIEPOWDERS. PASTES and DROPS, 50
much celebrated in Cincinnati and throughout
the Union. The world never yet produced any
tbiug equal 10 them
In lnhTe, would prefer seeing my friends, al
my Office when it is possible.
oFFICE-In Gicsey's Block adjoining the New
Book Store n. SCOTT.
Lancaster. January 7. 1343. IS
P. S. Porcelain Teeth set on pivois, without
pain, To initiate nature perfectly. II. S.
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Road Notice.

NOTICES is hereby given, thu, petition will
~ be presented 10 the Commissioners OF Fair.
field comfy al their next March Session, praying
for location of the following county Road: "coln-
meucing on the County Road leading from Lancas-
ter to Logan, Oh the line between Snyder and
Brooks: thence Fast ~ said line until If uersects
tile Logan Road Oh the East side Of tile Canal.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Junuary 81 l8I8. 4w37
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Highly Interesting Work.

HE Revelations ofA.J Davis, the Clairvoi.
ant, consisting of the consecutive reasonings
of a Spirit. freed by certain Physical process,
the philosophy of which is explained from the
obstucting Influence of the material organization
and exalted to position, which gave access to n
knowledge ofthe structure and laws of the whole
Material and Spiritual Universe.
few copies olihe above work Just received
and for sale by w. S. BEATTY.
Lancaster January 80, l343 3w38
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E.late of Jncob E5cchteI.

NoTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been appointed and duly qualified as
Administrators Of the Estate OF JACOB BEcHTEL,
late Of Clcarcrcek Township, Fairfield county
Ohio. All persons having Claims against said
Estate viii present them for settlement, legally
authenticated within one year-and all these in'
deb ted will make immediate payment 10
MICHAEL NIGH l,I..,..
DAVID BECHTEL, A"'A ''''
january 81, l848. 4w37'
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Jr., deceased.
cS.
The Widow and Heirs.
DURSUANT to an order Of the Court OF Cou'
mon Pleas to me directed as Administrator
Of said Estate, will offer at public Snle at uIe
door of the Court House in tile town OF Lancaster,
in said Comfy Of Fairfield, on
Monday, the 2Ist day OF February next.
between the hours Of iv.J'clock A. NJ and o.
clock P. NJ. OF said day, the following described
Real Estate to-wit: Parts OF ln-Lots Nos. and
aud of In-Lot No. 6, in the lst Square ofthe town
of Lancaster. being the present residence OF the
Widow of the said David Rees. Jr., as described
in the order of sale to me directed.
The above property will be sold subject to the
payment OF sj3, annually to the Widow, in lieu
of her dover therein.
The terms of sale will be one-hird in hand one
third in one year. and une-ihird in two Years, with
interest from the day OF sale. The House and
Lot appraised at 81 ,4j2, aud will be sold at not
less than 5000,
JOHN R. MUMAUGH, administrator.
Of tie Estate cf Darid Rees, Jr deceased.
January IL. 1918. 5w36pls3,2o
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LADIES, DRESS GOODS.

WE have Just received handsome variety
J" ofFINE FRENCH CASH ME RES,
PLAIN BLACK and RICH FANCY STRIPE
SILKS. aud large lot OF niEepenHy CALlCOES
that wont fade.
The cashmeres and silks are the finest in this
market aud will be sold cheap.
WISE g. HILLARD.
Lancaster, October -, 1917. "a.
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Pen Knives.

JITHo wants good I'en-KuiIel Or where is
w the person that does not unless 1t be Que,
who is already suppled.-To those that are not
We would Just say tlat we are prepared to furnish
BETTER and CHEAPER than any house in Ian
caster, GATES g. coSPER.
Lancaster, October %, lSl7.
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In. WHITING l. HUNTINGTON,
TTAVE connected with their Store an extern
sive BOOK BINDERY, in which the

AVE COnneCted VIII tbelr StorG an eXten-
III sive BOOK BINDERY, in which the
business is carried on in all its various branches.
They pay particular attention to the manuiac-
ture Of all kinds OF Blank Books for Banks, In
'aranee Offices, County OGc es, Court Records,
Merchants, DC, and having facilities for pnrchas-
ing at all times Eastern Paper and all other ma
terials oil the finest quality, they think they can
promise their custumers much superior work to
any other establishment IN the Western country,
and at prices, to say the least, equally low
Having an excellent Ruling Machine, and u
superior Ruler, they will be enabled to rule at
all times all kinds OF Blank Books to any patterns
that may be desired.
Old Books, Magazines, &c. &c. neatly and care
fully bound.
Columbus, Februury11, ls4S. 40
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ has been appointed aud duly qualified as
Administrator Of tie Estnte of DASfEt SsrUTz.
NAN. deceased. late OF Bern Township. Fairfield
County, Ohio. All persons having claims against
SAID Estate viii preseiit them for settlement. le4
gallv authenticated within one year-and all those
indebted will make immediate payment u
ABRAHAM STUTZMAN. Admt tor'
january 81, 1913. 4w37+
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

wv f are this day. opening a large lot of DO :
w MEsTIC OODS, such as Flannels
Checks, Tickings, Muslins. Cotton Yarn, Cotton
Batting, &c. All Of which will bo sold cheap and
no mistake. WISE & HlLLARD.
Lancaster, December TO- 1947. 81
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Call and See.

NATES & COSPER have just received new
" supply Of those tine WATCHES which they
are selling Al such prices will astonsh every onO.
Tnllrll,l.re Hnnse Ocinhe, -. 1917.
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Further Catalogue of Medicines.

See Dc5cFlPltte UNIPHTc7''
wild Cherry Expsstolunt. Alternative Syrup.
Eve Water. Diarrhea Mixture, Superior Tonic,
Liver Power, Bronchitis Gargle, Vegetable Eme-
tic. Irretating Plasters, Nervino Tonic and eien-
lie Laxatice, Bitter Herbs for Putices. Anti Dis
peptic Pills Vegetable Snuff for Canlrh i'll the
Heud and Head Acho
Call at the Medical Depot, adjoining the New
Book Store. H. oCuIl
Lancaster. January II, 1918, 5b
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Estate Of George NlOIIz, sen.

N0TICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
IN have been appointed and qualified as Adj.
ministrators Of the Estate Of GEORGE SToL1z. sen.
deceased late Of Richland township, Fairfield
county, 0hio. All persons having claims against
said Estate are hereby notified to present them
legally authenticated within one year from thi.
date, and those indebted TO make ilnmela pay.
ment to GEORGE STOLTZ. Jr.
NATHANIEL STOLTZ, Au'h '"rs
February a, l843 4w39