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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
For the Gazette and Demo crat.
From our own Correspondent.

New York. August l3, 1860.
MEssRs. EDITORS The past week has
been the warmest or rather the hottest
of the season, and stocks have risen with
tie thermometer. Wall street has gone
crazy on the subject Of Western Rail
Roads, and to hear the "Bulls' talk you
would suppose that the present crop be-
Ing SO large, the citizens of the West
would have nohirg to do for the next
twelve months but travel by Rail and
spehd the proceeds Of what they lave
raised. Why do not some of the unfor-
tunate holders Of your G. w. & u. Rail
Road get theit stock put on the "lis," by
The Board of Brokers here-bribe two or
three editors 10 puff il, among whom the
editor Of the N. Y. Herald should be one
hire as many brokers to make fictitious
purchases-let your local papers expa.
tate on the abundance and value Of the
coal beds in Perry county, the health and
beauty Of Fairfield, the fertility OF Picka-
way, the wealth of Clinton. and give a
lew tables Of statistics showing the capa-
city and prospects of the Road, whether
true or false makes but little difference
these must be copied into the New York
organs, and the business is done stock
will rise from y to so; the present hold.
ers may sell out. the purchasers get swim
Gled, and the operators have the credit OF
being smart fellows and shicwd calcula-
tors.
In politics, there is not much doing,
the weather being too hot for action or
talking The result Of ths August cleo
tiohs in North Carolina, Kentucky and
Missouri, have taken the Locofocos all
aback; they calculated on carrying every
thing by increased majorities and find
they are losing ground every where. The
Herald, which was for Houston in May,
for Douglas in June, and Breckenridge in
July, turned another somerset on SaIur-
day and comes out fiat foot for Bell and
Everett; many think Bennett will be fol-
Lincoln before November, which may
Heaven in its Infinite mercy forbid, as he
is cugh to damage il not damn any
party tO which he may attach himself.
The attempted coalition in this State
between the leaders of the Douglas and
Bell parties has proved to be a fzzlle, and
has resulted in turning hundreds ant
thousands from tho so called Union party
to be supporters of Honest Old AJe. l
is pleasing to all true patriots to sec 81
many mon, particularly the young, turn
Ing from the corrupt practices of the Lo
cofocos-they ought not to be called Dem
ocrats--to the progressive Republican
party--although they are not needed TO
the election Of Lincoln, as tha. is set
tied fact, but it shows there is much viz
tue still existing in our body polite.
The last news from Europe, leaves n
reason to doubt but that their crops hav
been so much injured by bad weather a
to require all the bread-stuffs we ca
spare them-so you may look for goo
prices and steady demand for all yo
can for ward TO the Easter markets.
Xxx.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
PHYSIOGN0MY.

Mr.. N. FELLowEs' Lectures, now in
progress at the Presbyterian Church in
this city, are to be continued through the
week.
His presentation of the subject is both
novel and attractive and we hope that his
audiences, which have been increasing
nightly Notwithstanding the extreme heat
of the weathef, will not be diminished
until this vitality important subject shall
be better understood in this community.
We certainly devote too much attention
TO tho structure of horses and hogs and
too little to the structure of men. We
are loo indifferent 10 the laws Of the bu-
man organization, TO those outward con-
dilions in which all human life is incor-
porated. to those limits, so clearly de-
fined by Physioguomy, BY which nature
has been pleased to modify and distin-
guish our various personalities. Of
course the reliability of phySiognOmy. as
an art. depends greatly on the skill of the
prac,itio ner, but we think that no one
who has witnessed the demonstrations Of
Nj. FcllOwes can deny that he is an &C,
ceptable master Of Ike ART of turning folks
brains inside out for public Inspection
He makes private descriptions of charac,
ter, with advice as 10 self improvement,
&C., at tie Cook House. All who ale
interested in the subject should call on
him without delay, as they can hardly
fail to be instructed by his lessons and
charts of character, which he gives with
great satisfaction every where.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
Rail Pen Lincoln Meeting.

The rail pen meeting of Saturday night
was a complete success. The crowd was
large, respectable, and enthusiastic. W..
P. CREED, Esq, always strong, fOrcible,
and eloquent, made one Of his finest ef-
forts, giving more than satisfaction His
speech was manly. digniied and elo-
quent exposition Of Republican, principles
in short it Was complete.
This meeting was gotten up, as was sta
tel last week. BY Messrs. John Lyons,
Oliver Stoncburncr sdd Sias Jcllries,
liVe Republicans and hoNcst men, and it
dcas them great credit. Out of their
own pockets they paid for the printing
the building Of tho platform, the lights,
and for the music of the occasion, refu-
sing contributions from all sources. Bo-
fore the meeling assembled, calumny had
said that the Republicans wore following
Che pernicous example Of the Douglas
Democracy, and that MI Lyons had got
up the meeting for "bereGt," but when
Mr. Lyons closed his shop, caluuny sneak
ed away like a whipped cur. There are
no better Republicans than Lyons, Stone
burner and Jclfries.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
Court of Common Pleas.


Elias Miller Plaintiff,
noo,o, u,,,St VS. s,,l per. Petition in Partition
Daniel Miller, Catharine Miller, Rosanuah Miller,
Rebecca Miller, Emily Wildetmuth and Solomon
Wildermutn, her husband; Elizabeth Smuke " Hen
nv Smuke her husba nd Anna Hannah, and William
G. Hannah, her husband, Solomon Wildermuth ard
Noah Miller will take notice that petition was hlod
against them the 9lst day August A. d. 1900 in
the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the coun-
~ of Fairfield In the State of Ohio, and Is now pend
Ing wherein said Elias Miller demands partition in
tho following real estate, to-wit In lots numbers
seyentytwo (72) and seventy-throe 3) with the i'm
provements In the town OF Carroll, Fairfield county
Ohio Also part Of the South East quarter of Section
No. o. of Township No. IL, OF Range No. ~, bound
ed us follows: Beginning at post on the south west
corner of Factory lotand Canal thence horh with tne
the south boundary Of Canal street: thence west to
the or said street: thence
south TO the caua thence east along tho canal to the
beginning, containing one-cight acres "a more OF
less.
Also another tract, distinguished by being apart o
the south west nuarer of section No. 81, of townsh
No. ID, ofrangc No. 10, beginning at the South eas
corner of canal street, thence west with said street
the road which intersocts Main street At the Soutf
end thence south along said road TO The cana thence
east along canal to the south west corner OF the hrs
named tract above mentioned; thence north on hal
section line to the east boundary Of canal street, tb
place of beginning; containing one half t acre NOR
or less Also In lots No. and IL In the town OF Basil
Fairfield county, Ohio
" .tttoruoys for Petitioner.
Lancaster, August %, ls6n.-6w2lpfs7
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
NEW CIDER MILL
AGJD pRm@9s
JACOB BICKEL, Agent.

JACOB BICKEL, Agent.
lSTEVENS, ,CoMBtNEDCIDER MILL & PRESS,
PateneJ May l1th, 1853, is the best Mill and Press
now In use. II will grind over one hundred and my
bushels per hour and mske from 30 10 40 barrels of
cider per day, with less labor than required on the
best oihand mills, TO make 3, all OF which we will
guarantee by Stevens Press. II requires no hand
ling OF pumace; the pumace falls directly into one
of the presses As quick as one press s allied Up
transferring board and oil the other while the one s
pressing. We can grind and press all at once. Those
In want Of Presses wishing to purchase the Right,
address JACOB BICKEL, Smithville, Wayne county,
Ohio. Information will be given in writing or In
person.
For Rights In the counties of Fairfield, Pickaway,
aud Rocking, address B. GINGHER, North Berne,
Fairfield Co; In the county OF Perry, J. sTUTZNAN
North Berne. .
b. Gingher Is in readiness to build mills, or sell
rights to suit the purchaser There are several mills
In operation near Berne Station,
We, the undersigned, having witnessed the opera.
ton Of Stevens Patent Combined Cider Mill and
Double Press consider II perfect triumph over all
other mill and presses now In use It's cheap and
durable. Persons in want of Il Cider MIL wiz do
well by purchasing ofthe above named Mills.
A. Stutzman, David Yoder John Shumaker, Jona-
than Stutzman, Wm. 4. Reese, Emanuel Stulzman,
Benjamin F. strayer, Garret Webb; D. NJ. Lants, s.
r. Webb. Henry Swartz, l.. 4. Leohner, N. Beatty,
Israel Jackson, Miller, b. Shumaker, Joseph hurz.
Lancaster, Aug.23 -3w2l,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23


G9- The Perry County Democracy
have high estimation OF Mr.. Martins
popularity, and of the Lancaster aris.
toe raey' in general. A late copy of the
New Lexington Sentinel contains the fol,
lowing:
"TbSn In view of the fact Of Horizons
nomination. and Martins absolute m nj of
popaldrity in this county, We ask that
some other person be nominated. Mar
tin cannot get tie v0te Of this county. Tile
Democracy here are opposed TO giving their
support 10 a man a0ho has no claims upon
the district, and who does not merit any
favors. The Lancaster arstocracy have
made him their, pet, and think it impu.
dence for Meigs. Athens. Vinton, Hook.
ing or Perry to say one word against him.
We say, and what we say We mean, that
he can't get old Perry. We then ask eve
ry democrat to vote for some other man
at Logan, il he desires the defeat Of Hor.
tom.
We must not submit to this dictation
OF Fairfield. We must act without com
pulsion or not at all. Is 1t possible that
there are not some good men out side of
Lancaster who are deserving?
What's the Use Of nominating Martin?
He would not desire it if lie knew
that certain. sure and Inevitable defeat,
looked him in the face.
Turn out Democrats of the 18th dis.
tricl and let US rcbuks Fairfield. She is
over'grown and burdened with great men
it is true, but let them look to some other
field 10 display their powers Of mind.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

D9- Douglas Democracy is pretty well
played outln Portage county. The Cleve-
land Leader says great Douglas mass
meeting was appointed for Saturday last
at Ravenua. Messrs. H. B. Payne and
r. P. Ranhcy were announced as speak
ers, besides diverse end sundry lesser
lights: Atthe hour for The meeting there
were about score Of people present, An
hour passed by. and there were then one
hundred and seven persons in the hall,
including Republicans who had gathered
to see the fun. Payne wasn't there to
make his speech, and Ranney wouldn't
show himself 1t was complete fzzle,
and the getters up of the meeting "gues.
sed the notice hadn't bean Gil culated. A
few days before there was Breckintidge
meeting appointed, and only thirty peo-
pie gathered. Good for Portage.
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Hon. V. b. HORTON,
have been invited, and with other dislin
guished speakers are expected to be pres
ent.
Z. NJ. L. WlsEMAN. Chm.
H. SCOTT, Sec'y.
July 3lst, 1860.
Lnter from Pike,s peak.

Sr. JosEpn, August 2l.-Advices from
the mines to the l4th inst, state that a
silver lead mine was discovered near Tar
rysi, about sixty five miles from Denver
City, on the 10Th inst.
A meeting was held at Tarryall on tina!
evening, and the Platte River Silver Leud
Mining Company was organized.
Nearly all the miners in that loc 'lily
were Fastening to the silver district
Great excitement prevailed.
1t is reported that the ore yields from
500 to $3.50 per ton. The question oI
the expediency of organizing State Gov
ernmenI for the Pixies Peak eglon is be-
ing agitated. Several meetings have beer
held aud various measures proposed, bul
no important acton had been taken. Blu
siness continued dull.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

Men who do and Man who Don't Care
Whether Slavery is Voted up or Down.
We hold these truths to be self-evident
that all men are created equal; that they
are endowned by their Creator with Ger.
tain inalien able rights. among which are
life. liberty and he pursuit of hapiLess.--
[Declara,on of Independ ence
| DON'T CARE whether Slavery is
voted up or voted dowu.-Stephen A.
Douglas.
1t is among my irst wishes to see some
plan adopted by which Slavery in the
country may be abolished by law.-[ Wash
ington.
IDON'T CARE whether Slavery is
voted up or voted down.[S. A. Douglas.
Indeed, | tremble for my country,when
l reflect that God is just; that His JUS
tice cannot sleep forever; that consider
ing numbers. nature and natural means
only, revolution of the wheel of fortune
an exchange Of situation is N o n g
possible events; that it may become prob
able by supernatural influence; the Al
mighty has no attribute that can take
side with US in such contest Thomas
Jefferson.
IDON'T CARE whether Slavery is
voted up or voted dOwn.--[s. A. Doug
las.
We have found this evil (slavery) has
preySd upon the very vitals of the Union
and has been prejudical to the States in
which it has existed,--James Monroe.
IDONT CARE Whistler Slavery is
voted up or voted DOWNS. A.Douglas.
Sir, envy neither the head nor the
heart Of that man from the North who
rises here to defend Slavery on principle.
i John Randolph.
l DON'T CARE where Slavery is vo-
ted up or voted down.-[S A. Douglas.
SO long as God allows the vital current
to flow through my veins, will aevcr,
neOer, NEVER, by word or thought, by
mind or will, aid in admitting one rod Of
free territory TO "ths everlasting curse oI
human bondage" x
Never can be induced by any earthly
power to vote to extend slavery over one
foot of territory now free Henry Clay
IDON'T CARE whether Slavery is
voted up or voted down.--[S. A. Doug
las.
never would consent, and never have
consented that there should be one foot
of slave territory beyond what the old thir.
teen States had at the formation Of the
Union. never, never. Sir, whenever
there is foot of land to he stayed bacl
from becoming a slave territory, an
ready to assert the principle of the ex
clusion of slavcry.-Daniel Webster.
DON'T CARE whether Slavery il
voted up or voted down.-[S. A. Doug
lGs.
1t is wrong to admit into. the Constitu
tion the idea tfat there can be property il
man Madison.
IDON'T CARE whether Slavery i
voted up or voted down rs. A. Doug
las. ....'.....
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
Accented.

We are requested to say that the rem
nsnt CT the Lancaster Cricket Club have
accepted the challenge of the Circleville
Club to play at the Pickaway county Fair.
The Fair is to be held on the 18th, 18th
and 18th Of September, but on which Of
these days the coruesu comes off, we arc
not yet advised.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

Eg-A couple of the descendants OF
"Ham.' feeling themselves mutually ag-
grisved, met IN front of our Office on Tues
day evening last, and whip IN hand at
tempted settlement Of their grievances.
But a few exchanges were passed before
"BiIl," feeling that he had "caught a tar
tar" offered ''leg bail" "Joe," not alto,
gcthSr satisfied pursued in hot haste
The scene that followed was interesting
hurry -scurry, hipity- y-chp-up Main street
they went, "Bll' fleeing Joe" pursu,
ing just out of reach Of his posteriOr, at
which he aimed sundry heavy and vicious
blows; but "Bill" was too feet, he pass
ed cover the hill' in tho ''twinklipg of an
eyc," and the sluggish "Joc" distanc'
cd and distanoed. abandoned the
pursuit. very much to the qualification o
"Bill' and the disappointment of the boys
On Wednesday morning Mayor FriIIel
"chargcd" the gentlemen So and costs.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

BACK AoAIN.-J JOSEPH MoCREA under
the agency Of our energetic young frisnd
Johp Renshaw, is opening out new and
splendid assortment Of Groceries &c, in
the room formerly occupied by him 10 the
bhatfsr building. We becpesk for him a
Iibesal pbSre of public patronage.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

ETWe call the attention of the travel
ing public to the fact that Mcclure &
Co., have greatly reduced the fare from
Columbus to POmeroy and all intermedi'
ate points.
The fare now from Columbus to Ian
caster Is but enc dollar, it is proportion
ably reduced 70 other points,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
D,ssoIution of PartnershIp.

TUNnE partnership heretofore existing between L.o:
DAVIS e. G. l.. WATTS in the saddlery and
Harness king business in the city Of Lancaster Is
By mutual consent this day dissolved,
The books aud accounts OF said arm are In the pos
session of said L. o. Davis, who Is authorized to col
Ise the accounts and settle the business of the arm
He will be found at the old place of business.
Persons indebted are requested TO come forward
and make immediate payment
August l6, lsSO-3w20 C.L. WATTS
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

The Breckenridge Club of this city held
a meeting at tie Town Hall on Saturday
evening last, for the purpose of organic
ing this township. The meeting was not
large, but those present we're men ofchsr-
aoter and influence, and they will make a
determined fight,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
NOTICE.

There will be no services in the Bap-
tist Church on Columbus street on Sab
bath next, in consequences Of the church
not being ready, The Rev. STRICKLAND
their Pastor will preach at the Pr'sbyte'
rian Church on Sabbath evening next.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
Esr,te of Lewis Lynn.

~ beep appointed and duly qualified as Admins
trsioT Of the Estate Of JOSEPH LYNN. deceased ate
of Amanda township, Fairfield county. Ohio All
bem FOR settlement lagay auth enieated within one
yasr--and all those indebted will make Immediate
payment WILLIAM kIFE, Aomtol'
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
r,,o,a q, Tnok,on r. DollIeson.

NOTICE is hereby given, that tho undersigned has
" becn appointed and duly qualified as dminlstra-
tIir OF the Estate Of JACKSON E. DoLLlSSoN, do
ceased, late OF Fairfield county, Ohio All psrsops
having claims against said Estate Will present tnem
for seitament iagally authenticated within opey year
land ali thoue IL ebted " II make immediste pay
nsni ELIZA ANN DoLLISSoS, Admtrix
Inly "a le60-JyITs
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
Dissolution Of Partnership.

TTNHE Partnership heretofore existing between SIN.
1 EON BlCKFORD & JGHN G. DAVIS In the
Lancaster Woollen Factory, Lancaster Ohio, Is bv
tual consent this day Dissolved. The books and Hc
counts Of said firm are in The POSSESSION Of ssd Sim.
B. Bckford. who is authorized to collect and set
tie the accounts an business Of said firm. lie will he
e und aI all tmes at the place Of business, formerly
occupied by SAID Arm. Allpersons indebted TO said
Hrm are req ested 10 come forward and make imne-
diate payment. SIMEON Is. BlCkFORD,
May 10, l9G0-7:f JOHN c. DAVIS.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
German Meetings.

Our distinguished and eloquent candi,
date for Senatorial Elector on the Rsoub.
licau ticket, FRED. HAssAUREK, will lladdrsss
his German fellow.citizens at the follow.
ing times and places.
Lancaster, Fairfield Co., Tuesday, Sept.
A., at y. M.
Logan, Hooking Co., Wednesday, Sept.
5, at Pm.
Macarthur, Vinton Co., Thursday, Sept.
G, at 2, P. NJ.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

RgSee advertisement of New Cider
Mill and Press. Also. the Music Store,
Pianoes, &c in the Gipsy Building.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
Nrw advertisements.

@DecE@l Notice
Ii persons indebted to me, will please call by the
n TENTH OF SEPTEMBER ald PAY UP. Can't
walt any longer. am ding East at that time and
must have II oney. Always on hand at OLD STAND
with CHEAPEST GOODS in town. Z. JULIAN.
Lancaster, August %, ls6O-lin2l
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PIANO FoRTES & MEL LoDEoNS!
S. S. FASSETT
Estate of George W. CROFT.

NToTlCE is hereby given. that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and duly qualified as Adminislra-
tor of the Estate ofGEoRGE w. GRCFF, deceased
late of Fairfield county, Ohio, All persons having
claims against said Estate will present lhcm Tor
mont legally authenticated within one year--and all
those indebted will make media;e payment.
SAMUEL JACKSON. Adm'tor,
Auvust o. le6O-3WQl
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A valuable Farm for sale.


NJoTICE hereby given, that petition will be pre-
sontsd 10. the Com misSiopers Of Fairfield oounty,
On he Fsst Monday ef Septsbev HsEt praying Tor the
vacation OF 90 much OF the road lesfinE iron bapoae.
tor 70 Havsnspoyt, as rugs tee Wees
hkifof Soction Fiheen and iao Northeast corner OF
Bectlon Sixteen IN said county.
Anrn.t q. lRhn-SMlR
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 21-FlOur dull and
dropping. Howard street and City Mills
held a, S. 3d.
WHEAT, active and steady; Red, 81 29
and 29; White. 81 80 65.
Corn is dol al 72 73c for yellow; and
rs 78c for White.
Provisions active. Large sales of bulk
Meats at 81 H.. Bacon at 81 a lotc.
Whisky dull at 2s1e,
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Cbe Markets..
LANCASTER MARKET.

Corrected ,Osskly By WygEm d LgOns.
Coffee l8iS0c Sugar lO@IIc
Eggs 8 Molasses 60
Lard 10 Salt 81 Is
Bacon 8@1Oc Butter 10
Wheat per bushel $50 @a5
Flour per barrel. 81 1906 90.
Corn 35c Oats Csc Barley TOO
Potatoes 25a3oc.
Fish per half barrel, White IS 70;
Pickerel, s5 90; Bass s 90.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

List of Republican Mass Meetings
for the IIth Congressional Dis
trict.
Macarthur, Vintou county. Monday,
Aug, Fisherman and Hon. V. B.
Horton.
Pomeroy, Meigs county, Tuesday, Aug
29-Sherman and Horton.
Athens, Athens county, Wednesday
Aug, 29--Sherman and Horton.
Logan, Hooking county. Thursday,
Aug 30.--Sherman and Horton.
New Lexington, Perry county, Friday
Aug, 3l.-Sherman and Horton.
Lancaster, Fairfield county, Saturday
Sept, l.--Sherman and Horton.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted 10 the deficiencies Of ne bloou IN ulnesel
diseases For Coughs, Colds, Brenektts,o any a1ee
tion Nbateyer Of the TdrOdt LaRgs inducing con
,srpttsH use Mol. Which is also he 30 Tor DiprtS
.on of spirts Lee cf A7pstits, a"d for an Chf2nt
CJnpLaiHty arisinz from OUsr-Rss- GtasTsi DetHty'
mi TsryguS Preparation, No for Ltter ComPta'Hts'
No g. for Dysp,psia Being alread prepared i9t az
sorption Ills Taken 5g DrOPe ana carried
ind N circ1latteu 90 that wha you gain YOU retain
The 10 ais for Fsnas I-ysgigvitisI, Hys'srte Rssh
pa,sss, &C. see .pecal directions for thls' t0r ssN
rS1nI,;1ts takg No 8. in all cases the directions
must be strictly followed. Pfieo u .Ae G'0"d F0'a
81 per bottle.