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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

AnsWar ihs ends f0r which tbty were 10
stitule5. viz: the Rrsatesi smOsnt Of hsp-
pines'. aud gensrIl prosperity. 70 The Rrsai-
est num5sr For the real question Of civil
liberty, afier all. Is not % much 10 forms
Of government. as 10 the correct establish
ment, and inViolabls ObsofVaOss. Of the
limits, and oLligstions Of individuals. and
society. Without this.tyratny and Cypress.
ion are sure 70 exist. let the form Of gov
srnment Of be what II may.
We. Of the United Slsies, think our
government The test 80 tie world. TIE
subjects Of Great B:iiian. hays the sane
opinions Of theirs:an the kussians, doubt
less the Ane: but the Democratic form,
being the M st ration'l u, and proper, for
enlightened man; aud the one 10 which he
is ultimately tending. as he becomes fiod
for it, by the improvement OF bis moral.
and social condition; So will he adopt it.
aud drop the hereditary forms. as be be-
comes fitted for self government.
have said. that we. the PEI pie Of the
United States. think our government the
best in the world. Il il. and if We posses
the requisite amouatof virtue. aud inlelIi
gencs or if we can acquire them; our gov
ernment will be perpetuated: II not, it will
fall, sooner or later. In this connection,
we remark, that nation, having determin.
ed to adopt the republican form Of govsrO'
meat, which implies. that the people are
the sovercigns, and the fouutsiu from
which spring, all the power, bring them
selves uDder obligations. to educate thei
children, intellectually. socially, and NOR
tally, in a sufficient manner 10 ft them fo
self government. For without these edu
cational qualifications, a government can
not long exist. But whets each meHbr
has, after fully understanding himself. an'
after being properly qualified as above
voluntarily compacred with the society, t
observe 10 v:oabIy, all the laws Of eciprocity
self. government will become easy;snd eac
member will have to make but few sacri
fees, because all will deriye pleasure, an
J enjoyment. in reeprocatiug favors. wit
| his fellow man. Aud this obligation
educate the children, who are to be th
3 future controllers Of society, becomes Il
, gitimate subject Of legislo ton, and may
, enforced by the societp. 1t will be one (
! its special prero yatives. to tax the propert
9 ofthe whole society, whether they ma
S have children to educate or not, for Il
:, purpose of creating general fund. for Il
equal benefit Of all. The reasons for III
. taxation, are too obvious to require expl
n nation. HOMO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

SAD AFFAIR We learn that young man
and a boy Of some II years of age got into
an alteration at the Hon. L. EwINa's on
Sunday last. the boy (being notoriously a
bad boy took his shoe and struck the
young man upon the temple, from which
he died on Sunday night.
The boy is an orphan and by the kind
ness of Mr.. EWING has been allowed 10
make his house his home. We hope this
unfortunate occurrence may serve as a war
ming to the multitude of bad boys upon our
streets who are constantly polling each
other with clubs and stones. Would it not
be we'll for parents to take lesson and
teach their children to be decorous upon
the streets and more attentive at home!
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15
Probate Court of Fairfield County, Ohio,
Petitinn to aell Land,

Charles F. 6h RGer. dmini OF Daniel BRfEier
deceased against Jacob BRIslIer. Cnsrles Etrsilsf
Sarnuei Bnrs;ier. Margaret BHrs,lsr. Eiiga ShSser
ana Martin ShRf.r, Sarah MARIN and John Mar.
tin. Sophia Rundio and Elijah Kundio and Dahiel
B9rsileT.
TISo Daniel B1rgier non resident of tho state n
Ohio an heir aRd legal representative Of Daniel
B1rstleT, deceased.
Y0u are hereby informed, that on the ed day ofSay
A. o. l35s said Administrator 6led bis Petition In the
Probate Court Q: Fairfield County. Ohio. The OBJ
ec nd prayer OF which Petit 70 obtain an or
der &C. on the 18th day n JULY! A. D. le5s or as .oon
amer as may be- the sale OF the following Real Es-
tate OF which Tia said Daniel Bnr'ler died sefed or
80 m ch therefore as may be Necessary 10 pay tee
debts Of said decedent,to vii:
The undivided half OF the Yves. halfof tho Sorth.
east Quarter OF Section No "a, TnSnsEiP No u, AID
Range No 10. containing &c s7-lG0 acres,
Also, the undivided half OF the West half o. the
southsasi Quartsr of Secli0A II, Township No IL
and Range 80 ls, eentaining 30 acres
also. TIE undiy ded half OF the Southeast puArei
the Southwest Quarter OF Section No II. TownshiI
40 l3, and Range No 10, containing 40 s1-loO ecres
Also. the undivided hall Of the Northeast QlsItS
NJ the Southwest Quarter Of Section 40 II. Townsh
No H. and Range No 10. containing 40 37-lOo acres
and also the und Tded half Of part Of the North
east Quarter Of Section No IL. Township NJ y, an
Range No l9, containing gu acres more or less
CHARLkS sHEPFER,
Administrator OF Daniel BErsiler, deceased.
NAV 81. isSS-4wfDfSJ
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Tx ATLANTIC MoHrHLY has been Teg.
ulArly received and briefly noticed by Us.
We are authorized TO say 10 our subscribers
BY sending up their names aud address 10
us. or clubbing among themselves. they
can have the Magazine at % per snnum
payable In advance. Thisis an unusually
low price for frst-rate Journal, and We
think we hazard nothing in a5ing that the
Atlantic Monthly is second 10 no periodical
in the United States. PmrLLIps. sAxPsoS
d Co., PublisherR, Boston.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

Harm T1MEs.-Such is the salutation of
those who desire to make living BY the
toll and sweat Of the masses; but just look
at the progress OF things in our city, and
you will see more improvement, more ac-
ton, more energy than has marked our
place for years gone by. See Mrs. ;.
GREENE's improvement upon the corner OF
Main and Broadway; some six splendid
business rooms springing up like magic
See also Messrs. S1FFoRp & STURGEON
upon the same block, laying the founda-
ton for splendid business house-one OF
the finest in the West. Mount the hill
near the south Union School>house and
take view Of the most magnificent scene.
ry the eye ever behold. There you may
look down upon some fifty cottages in pro-
gress of completion that have sprung uE
like mushrooms, within the last twelve
months; add TO these the Starch Factory
the Machine shops, the Depot, and las
though not least, the Woolen Factory
where Messrs. B1cKFoRD y Days are turn
ing cut woolen goods of every variety
cheaper and bett0r,t than can be found eas
of the mountains. Talk about hard times
the times are just right to develope the en-
ergy and skill of all who desir, to live b,
honest industry and prudent economy,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

RAILROAD ExcURsroE.-Dn Saturday
next, (17h) win come of one Of the
grandest pleasure Excursions ever known
in this region. A mammoth train will leave
Morrow in the morning, sweeping through
the country from that place to Lancaster,
gathering up the beautiful and tasty, and
bringing them to our city. where we hope
to have glorious time generally, and fun
alive particularly. See bills.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

GEALED Proposals for building the CITY HALL,
= will be received by the undersigned, Committee
In behalf ofthe CITY Council OF Lancaster. dnti the
25th DAY OF JULY, proIimo, acco riding tn the Plan
and Specifications, now in possession Of the Commit
tee.
Bids win be received including all materials for The
Brick Work, Stone Work and Carpenter Work, each
separately.
Also Proposals for doing the entire Work. and fur
nishing materials, will be received in one bid.
The Committee will he prepared on and after the
10th OF JULY. to furnish bidders with the necessary
Information, enabling them to hid undetstaDdngiy.
HENRY F. RLAIRE.
CHARLES DRESBACH,
JOHN c. WEAVER,
lancaster, June ei, le5s-.3ws Committee.
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PHTLADELPHTA MARKET

PmLAhEEfniA, Jelly fS.--G.
PLot tR-Tbers Is bat litin sxpor, de mtsd sAlss q
i6O0 bhIs good western eKirs o. 02N Snpsrins NJ
qS04 s7l<: Extra az oqk14t7bt Extra Ranuy a.
Q4Spj rs and fancy lots ats Si6s6 O..
wheat--Ths reeeipis are smsli- but they are rnpio
demand: Gales Of red ~ $3.50 81 Us for ordinary
and pr me- and sf3i Is for vhits. RSe STEADY a.
s6DAsc for sosihern ant Penhysa'ania- Corn ).
scarce and IN good demand CAts hAVe fhien oh tbd
pcss are lover sales u DsiesSrs At f, ,and Psnna.
a. &C.
whsky 4. ar., sales o. TO bLis Feabs al a5c. snd
In rles and Provfsioa, sAc-1 Is bat iS toiae
$50 bLls hess Pork sold 81 s;r311 80,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

To DEsrRoF cooERoAcHEs.-A writer
in tbs bortieulturist gives the following
mode Of Destroying this PsstifsrOus insect.
and the editor says be has tried IL. snd
found Il sfeeiual:
Add shout a tesspoonful of powdered
arsenic 70 abou, a tablespoonful Of mash
ed boiled potatoes; and miE them well
togsihsr, aud then crunbls sboui hird
Of it. every nigh, at bed time. Abo-t The
kitchen hearth. The cockroach is very
fond Of potatoes. aLd By morning sll vii
be eaten up. and they crawi iuto their holsi
and die.
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Enrthe Lancnster Gazeite

EDITORS LANCASTER GAZETTE Gentle.
men: In perusing your paper Of last week,
l noticed communication signed CONE
WHO KNOWS" in which he has attempt
ed to show, that through ignorance or
otherwise have cheated the taxpayers OF
Fairfield county out Of $500 but in his ex-
heme anxiety to do mo wrong. he has
shown that. by my statement leave in the
Treasury $l52. 4O,2 more, than he in his
labored correction, so that il there be any
eror, it is not made against the Taxpayers
but against the officers OF the County whom
he attempts to slander.
Now sir, all I have to say is, that the
poor, miserable, obscure puppy who was
ashamed to sign bis name TO his dirty
slang, is so lar beneath my notice that ]
will not deign further to notice or refute a
single charge he has or may make.
In conclusion, / invite any honorable
Gentleman who is a good accountant. tc
come to my Office and examine my books
and it will give me great pleasure, at any
time, to show my books to such an one
and ! will take great pleasure in aiding any
Gentleman to make any investigation hi
may desire touching my official acts.
Yours Respectfully, Al. Dildine.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

A SERIOUS AEFAIE.-A letter from a
Naples correspondent TO prominent Euro
pean journal says:
An extraordinary catastrophe occurred
here lately in one Of the principle families
of the city. The MarChesa Castellucio
took her three children, Of whom the
youngest is scarcely eight. to the Floren.
tine Therter, to see Alier's tragedy oi
otes:es, and the performance made great
impression on them. The next day. TO a.
muse themselves, the children initiated the
last scene: the eldest boy, taking kitchen
knife as a poignard, plunged it in his sis,
ter's throat. and inflicted so serious a
wound that she died in few minutes
He then wounded his younger brother
dangerously. and afterwards plunged the
knife into his own breast, near the heart
indictiug very serious wound. At this
moment the mother entered, and her de.
spair at finding the child dead and the 9th.
er two dangerously wounded may be i'm
agined.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15
TO FARMERS

TuIriE NOTARY cLopcUTTER wtli reduce youy
ground TO any required tuth In any condition es
soil vhothcr wet or dry, HwtllcutuP elodsm any
which Al bost onlI break the N or ths4hraee
while the heavy rolleroftep roll slhSTdnder Is.
.laddy Wand In order for the drll model msy Be
sse n stth o store OF JOHN EFFIEGRR. Main szesia
Whb vilTteSsive ordersfor the machine hieh % ~
's,'s'D' SS1 : W JOHN EFyIEUIR, Aessi.
taneas.sr ,Fobrus IL, iesT-3fi Z"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

REThe following are the nominations
made by the Republican Convention
which convened at Columbus on the 18Th
inst:
For Supreme Judge, WV .Peck,ofS fS'iotc
Co.; For Board of Public Works. Mr., Mar.
tin, of,Butler Co.; for Comptroller, W. b
Thrall, of Franklin Co.; for Attorney Gen
erAl, Mr.. wolcott, the present incumbent
Judge Peck is tie man of our choice. Mr.
Martin we do not know, but we are salts
fed with any man that could beat Egles
ton, whose temerity was the cause of beat
ing one of the best men in Ohio last fall
we mean Jacob Blickensderfer) W. B
Thrall is very clever man, to whOme We
have but one objection, and that is his rltr'
atolitionism.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15
Foreign Attachment.
Fairfield County. IS. Court of Com. Pleass
Franklin W. ShmGsr, Plaintiff.

Edward Strobe and John Mays, Defendants.
DDWARD STROBE ofthe State of California, will
~ take notice that Franklin W. ShGfer of the City
OF Nov York, in the State OF New York, did on the
Ith day OF Nav A. D. 1855. Hle hts petition in attach
mentin the Court Of Common Pleas, witpn and for
the County Of Fairfield, in said State Of Ohio against
tho said Edward Strobe, defendant. upon promiss
sorry note dated Marysville. May cd, 1857, due one
day amer date payable tho order of ourselves, and
drawn by Strode S Mays, and by them endorsed to
Franklin W Sh1dsr, Plaintiff for the sum OF $3.50 81
that he is required n appear and said petition
on or before the 5th day of June, A. D. 1859.
CHARLES ?. SHEFFER.
3 ESy2y, IsSs-ewApfS3so so Attorney for Plaintiff,
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An Ordinance

Leyying Taxes for School Purposes, in the City of
Lancaster for the year 1858.
sSEoTIoE /. Bait ordained bg the City CoaHeh Of
Lancaster, Thata Tax OF i've thousand Ave hundred
dollars be and the same is hereby levied upon all
properly subject taxation for State and County pur
poses within the incorporated limits Of tho City of
Lancaster for the purpose OF defrayrg the expenses OF
tuition in tho Public Schools in said City for the cur.
rent year. NICHOLAS YOUNG, President, G. Z.
v u. KtSG, City Clerk.
Lancaster, June II, le56-3w7.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

what is life, when wanting money?
A constant scene of toll and troubles
Money makes each folly laughs
And, at lastis but a bubble;
Health, aud peace, when crowned with loye,
Make home, an Eden full OF bliss,
And he that hopes for Joys above,
Must make oflife, the best of this.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15
ooKMKRoIAL INTELLIGENCE
Lancaster MRrkeT.
WEEKLE ~ JoHS LroEs.
NEW YORK N ARKBT.

co.tOa nfr: ode aIss solot nnland nl5dins ilGc-
Esz.r stsSdv Al 81 n Re f3r Muscovtdo.
cl5fss eaiet. Iinssed Oh ea3ele. TaloS ioc.
Floar 9gc better With a moierate hone dsrsni .ero
Z limited sNpon do. Thsro u also fsr apeenAuNe
snauirJ; sslss 81 from 81 10 70 - ~
wLssi teares and IN fair dsraad fsf oxpSH a. bet
ter p:lcss; salesai - IN 81 ~.
Re s.ead ate8as9 cent?.
Bahsy dan atSOB5O cents.
Corn q shads armsr; snlss si6fH 70 N cents.
Oats hrmsr for State and Western a. ee04o oebie
Wtisky hrmer; saies 81 ~ Es393 cents.
Pork lover and more active, ssles ef6 1Ss8SlT lot
ness aud SIS for prime.
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Mlllorsp0rt, Juno 3, Isss-3w5t
An Ordinance

Levyng Taxes for City purposes for the year 1859.
SECTION I. Be it ordained by the City Council Of
the City Of lancaster, That ajax ofthree and one
half mills on the dollar Of valuation, esand the
is hereby levied upon all property subject TO taxa
ton for State and County purposes, within the ineor
porated limits OF tae said City for City purposes.
NICHOLAS YouNG, PRESIDENT, c. c.
W. L. KING, City Clerk,
Lancaster. June IL, lS56-3w7,
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}. +. DAVIS, ". D. Pm. wAGENHALs, NJ.
DAVIS & WAGENHALS

A RE Partners in the practice of Madeline and
N aud Surgery. oFPTCE-In Or. wagenbals old
0 ice, corner Of Broad and Wheeling Straets; oppu
site the Epieo pal Church. -
ReSidences 1aue as before.
lancaster, eo, te5f-tV
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Notice.


"EL1SA SOUL, OF the State Of Illinois, IA notified.
wi that on December "a, 1857, William Potter and
John d. Nourse. Administrators Of James outcah de-
ceased. filed in the Once Of the Clerk OF Fairfield
County Court Of Common Pleas their petition against
he: and others, alleging that July &c, 1885, the said
James 0utcat. by contractin writing, sold to William
Soul, and agreed to convey urnn full payment Of the
purchase money. Lots and 5, in Square in Rai-
more, in said County, and Fraction of Land adjoip,
ing horeto. described in deed of John F. Outcat and
Wife, to James Outcait. dated July 81 1850. for which
the said William Soul agreed 10 pay $50 when pos
session would be given in November, 1856. and S20O
in November, 1857. and $500 in November. 1r55 with
interest from November. 1885, That on September
%, 1885, James Outcalt died. and on November 81,
the reaner. William Soul paid TO plaintiff $3.50 and
took possession ot said property. That on Nav 2. 5l
William Soul died insnlvent leaving said Meissahi'
Widow and said second nstallmentis due and unpaid
and PRAYING that said premises may be sold and pro
ceeds applied to payment ofpaintif's cl'm thereon
Said Petition will be for hearing October 4. II
and unless she arnear by that day, Judgment will b
entered as prayed for. ..-.......
July 1 ] 655-6w9pfs5, ,o5
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Attachment Notice.

David Culp, Plaintiff, rs. Samuel w alters, Defendant
DEFOREJ " Brison Justice Of the Peace for
n Walnut Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, on
the 18th Of May A. D. 1859, said Justice issued or
der of in the abovs action for the sum Of
Eleven Dollars and Sixty cents. . -
Millorsport, Juno 3, Is5s-3w5%
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

EB The people Of Chicago were victim
lSed on the Sd instant, BY bogus tels-
graphic dispatch. announcing the success
ful laying Of the telegraphic cable, the de-.
struction OF the grain crops in Eng and,
DO. Some parties bought grain on the
strength of it.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-15

CITY OF LAECAsTER.
% uTsdaY IIornInE, JuIyIS, 1855
REour paper this week Is SLED With

NJ Ous PaPot WIS "ooA 10 utloo WIN
fourth Of July oratiOns. Mr.. REMELIE's.
delivered at tbe Reform Farm. sbouuds in
good sense, and is well adapted to the
place and occasion, 3oB's and JETTRIEs's
are very crsditabIe. considering they are
but farmer boys. just from tbs plow hap
dies. We hope that our young and old
friends, when reading them, may re-
member that the Union and tic COnstitu'
tion of the United States are the grand
palladium ofour liberties. aud that TO main
tain and defend them. is not only our priv
ilege but our duty. In vain may we ex-
pect to transmit to futule generations the
blessings we have inherited from the sages
Of the Revolution, unless we make dill
gence our leader, reason our adviser and
integrity our right hand man.
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other discovery. OF b again disAppOiutsd.
I NilI IeaVs oG tho PoPuli hnd Oaly siga
mysslf FOA.
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EY The rain on Sunday has caused a
sensible difference in the Atmosphere
Yesterday was cool and cloudy, with indi.
cations Of more wet weather,
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TO INVALIDsl



RhYsieian scr Dlaoaaoa - ahe frQ4ll
Lsaesaad Hsas. Foads frrsEuladrea. ~ -
utsrlaa Traahiss, chrnnie pissasas, os.foe.
MAY be cousuiiod IN LANcA efk1, eIt14 fatl.
NN NADCE AoC1E. 1tLf. ~ an1 H. nnl ~
Nst tuis sily mouihiY t1n alne dnill
Dr. WISE treaia l1nE end Che1f, n9ee.1l ~ ~ -
tional and Ihiioso tbieal AMI euineplf l1ol4aIL
node hesisstst lahasiicn and diretf 1ofie.l es.,-
IBd vess. iosE pSasiisni ssesnease 80 s.ssaats
ooserFnton n the huapnals cfNoe tort anl ~ ~.
vats pFuese. toEeiher viii inairuetlonefl flo4 ee1r y
the uioai eminent Professors Of hedlclns en4 teny
10 this o0untr3 ana kpTcpe, rvo1 him eaearano1 Ul1
he cen rendsf eutre aarton 70 Al uho nay eltp
hifn cslL
The great poisfin the trestnsnt q llAuAaA ngia-
dies, 70 t0gei nttee disease 10 direct mannar, -
netienea are eEimSisd ~ tAeir aSton nnoA tAe 81
gan requiring feiof-this isthe IN portant nel uroa
which inhaiGion and caihstsTism are bage4. n ths
sts mach is diseased take ieihss directly iu1o
the stomach; fthe Lunes are oiseassd hfoelhs oGto
halls medieated FaIors dirsetiy tnio nen- Tbs 49,
son Why Consumption and Diseased oiNs chesiAee
kerS1fofe resisted eli treatment, bee beon becaaeo
they have not bean arproaehed 70 direct eennaf.
1fSPersnas afflicted with Chest piieegea Should ~
deiay having proper remedies nsed ere u tDo inle
fatal and shoOla Be well eon1itored
EE No Charge for Copsph4tionl ~
Or. wlss nsy 10 Ssnsuiisi tArossA neE p. e,
Dayton, Ohio, LAneAftsri yune -, lrso-eN
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MAnnIeD,

On the 9th day Of July. 1853. by Al
fred McVeigh. Esq. DR.. WILLIAM H. KISo
and Miss FASSfE HksT. all Of this City.
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MOrnuwsI norHEnS.l MorBERsn

Don't fail N procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy-
run for Children Ter<hing " has equal on earth
1t greatly facilitates the process ofteehng by sofen
ing she gams, reducing all inaalnmaIlon-w u sllay
all pIin and is N regulats the bowels. Depend
upon IL, mothers, II will give rest 10 yourselves and
riiefshd health to your infants. Perfectly safe n
all cases.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription of ono
nfthe most experienced and skillful female PhySi-
clans in New England and has bsen used with neyeti
failing success In millions OF cases.
Webelievenis III hest and surest remedy In the
world In all Of Dysentery and Dsprhoa In child
dr. n whether II arises from teoIhlEg or from any
otb5r cause.
II life and health can ha estimated by dollars apa
cents, It Is worth its weight IN gold.
Millions ~ bottles ara sold evcry ysarsn tho United
States his an old and well tried remedy.
PRICE Only 2s GENTS A BoTTLE:
TFsNone genuine nuless the fae-simile OF OOhIle
& PERKINS, New York. Is on the OUTSIDE wrapper.
Sold bx Drur xists throughout To world. and -
D. SIFFoR D, Lancaster, nhio.
Juue TO- issa-6if
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aDIyC EAST
oOINa WEST.

GUING EAST. .Tra;ns meke close oonneftteet
Zsnesviile With Trains on Cenfih Ohio hOsd Tor
Wheeling. Pittsburgh nd all poiats East.
GOING WhST, c0nnectionSare made a. Cihelnoeu
for ali pointss outb and West. .
THRopGH FREI0BIs REcEIPTsto all poino
East given AZ Morrow, wDUington, nAA!ngtoG Sir
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