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, 1860-01-09
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STOVES, STOVES, STOVES,
gnator soves Alright Stores iyr Wood AID Coil Il
insnotacusers prices CoEqgsst Cooking stove. Al
@ {ass VII ads;neesnt 1ye and quality of eter r.
something newrr IN PRINCIPLE more perfect IN
nm.n aa o:s teon:,e H. t'e e.ussp,un of fuel.
Is snanuactured i Tic highest 1.yle ii wofkD,snsir and
com:nrs With .ubstan.i advantage and i,opotaat
ocll.ab'3.ly u. W.LANuEETH 3ic Ef,:. rrert
, 1860-01-09
4 DOLPlI G.. YAEtIDE VII FIRE.
IL desteh woln. Henry W,!r aad Clae.s J. NuiI.-tu

the sup Eor Court If CLl ago.
N.tee u hereby given t1as. ~ virtue Of Deere fo1
s:r d. Il f,p ,he .,n II T1o inasrs.i an. r-~y.
s:4 usara Ike tulnpIs.na1s Iot Frederick Wild
s.id Of money with inter. urh coats VI .a zna
Tia costs of his t.i tls :;4-.se. a. M.s'er u Ca
Jaunaty. \. H. l>te y: ot.Ek 10 tn: tErt "u nf N.
s It tue moth 'ssn DIOR II hr EoTt hes,e tn ~ es
se 1t public ~tsttun to the hi.htst ami at binder Gr sh
sat night. Iii and iuerr>t n N1 Etede!ch Wod N
and 10 LII Annlsg a. In ntk tHtHtyt srt is, In
osdenr Addition . CheAso IN Tho cunnky III tonk. sna
s1aie Of nlnoi. together with he rilnEs tFcets he1e
wall ha tntat!tsl 10 Deed payrent of ihs purchase
money Immediately after thu y te a1Eea.:t.
80. II. +. MATusK.
M1<er in t.hsucesy Of the superior Cuc. "f Chicago.
Dated peceab4r :dsh. 1919. ttxatAVktd
, 1860-01-09
c Dangerous Fraud Caution to

3-S3 Dangerous Fraud Caution to
III the puhl c-Ec invite The na of III WIN knaw the
et:iEnAb1e ~a.us # h0STETTERs CELEBRATED
STOMACH tTrE5 the i:r,st 1u every trt!on Of
the country sid csiug and bring justice
Ehc eounteasers of the preparation and their adsrs ard
abettoEs- oscrA most pe'cous Imitation, oF this popu
restorative nve recently t troagLt oct In Chisaso,
~ Louis New orleans .ut siuc, and the lives Of PEI.
-nnt arc Placed n jcparty t co'cncs'ons fsel It
'ncunea uaun 10 vs .::- A:nng tfrogh the preas
TIL: na"nai :eitai ion :1cu rt =. the Differs
fur DrsIett l. Ea2.,4:z AMI al dchilftst!bs dis
&sstnt the stomach ae boyr. l1a nptcd !1to the neld
us. Of =:sss, who hope 10 p:uat tY their celebrity.
!a*e I" it, shcsrNEe that the article yen buy has
fas 7lc d: t!c IEsp-c:"r,' sign 4.ure the all ard
III III. wonls ~l.. j. Eottacr'x Stomach Et:ers" a1r
s:nk IN tho side Of the :e. a. a.sa:psd tile cap
sn.cdt1E tie cork. iaahAws1
, 1860-01-09

DR.. Mcl'linlocI:'s Cold and
t:nsh Mixture. THIS ,c4t family 'nrd:t was rt, intro
.ussd oy Dr. McCrntrk ~lcn 1>t4a ii the Philadelphia
ttale1c o. Ned:aue- Tie c.i7s rte- approve IL
aid Il Is guaranteed to n.i,4lry cu1 or cough,
flatl. infuenza, &C. with n''*oute certainty Eta degrees
II rapdiy that will srrsaly as,onl.h tc ;a,lrt. rslrc
1i.e1t~- fold ty JOHN y PARK
Ia1-lm IL Lake street.
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CHICAGO RELIGIOUS BOOK
~ STORE. ..........s7 WELLS 61REET.........-87
nKpogITORY OF AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,
Fr5restie1a Of Gocgt.s zt!era1 Bosrd Preshyteri11
Beard H. Carter and Brothers, Gculd Lincoln Ma1ieue.
uany other pullishers-
H:d Io S. II Wells street.
, 1860-01-09

This is rare chance for Gift Enterprise Men. Call
tNfarc they arc all Enne.
NEW BOOKS FOR 1860
, 1860-01-09

and u41 fiAY tAt twenty day IT J1AuAkI.
i D. 1>SV. WILLIAM II. lkiDkN..
ut.3 h3,ae'-k Assignee IT M3!t. AFR,
, 1860-01-09

ESTATE OF JOSIAH II. GER
oulp. pscEAssp.-Puhllc notice Is hsrsbJ Nven e
a rereQs having clsius ant ii u1n 4sust tht kstate ~
Totah H. G+ruuI. deceased. II prsn-nt tile .a,rc cf "
Indication sad settlement t rrknisl trim or as Eoanty
Court of Cook County, " M hnie II The Court tonse
IL (I,v of ChI:a ~ IN ih. Third M.adi VI JALua1J,
A. D. 1850. b<trg lie 10th d.y thenoH:
LUCY Il. GEKDEt.D. S!En:s;afrx.
cht.,,n Env.mh., i4h i,sI ns,lAhst-t.
, 1860-01-09
Sperial Jotius:.


s Bryan's Tasteless Vcrmifuge.
TIL. xGEIka's ncrI.
Frctful. yaitld weak md thin
Was the motaosa pet and rsds,
'"samsth!ng uust b. wrong within
The distracted parent cried.
''Tosus" tile doctor said, aud sHvc
1a3ap. cAIunlel, eamboosc.
nIt all sa,ncs proved rse!er. save
Nstan's Ta<te!pss re,llfuge.
GERElT NORTON. Proprietor. Nav York.
sod By JOHN d. rAKk,
ja..lm ia Lake s&rret.
nYNTtlc Silver Threads which Time
introduces into the ua psesta:s thousands Of gentlemen
from wearing whiczH an lies and yr+ In
at1Kurxr Csz.ado:ua A1iezvr Dys woud render every
4lre a
DARK AS N1uuT,
yeass from the apparent az 81 the E.
xaisi1aai. Tho Triumphant rsa,.t of
DR.. CtLToE*S ANALrS1Y
rsvTesths dye 10 be Wholesome tho hasr Is
dafful ha hcautsfsins Properties Ladies Whose beauty
70 materially depends Iron tho color Of their wea II
hair, wih lind tas article that they SAFELx USE.
~ So!d trcr3pcrr and applied br MI iuir Drcssc1s.
NFYf7fH ~
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sidewalks On North ride Of M.tcae: ssse. s:or1 a.4I
Warrant 4 4s Wss did Nay %, 1sa-ror constructing
s:s; .:ssft: ;ss.a ,s '' '" 1A''''
vs;;ss; ANN 4; sst u a.;*s a,v ~
:;s e ;es1 !;,1et Id Of Wig" .'r. from
wa1ia4 ~ wxs S.:sa Ny 9s.4 ls5s-FoE constructing
:sss e. Ess -: ;,esss
s;rss1 10 DID, Issad syxaae. 'e'ee' 'fo" Aa'ss4d
.sss 81 & y aE 81
s;rxss to Ia:ses @ s,ess a' a'snos' fou eaat
~ M*s ,c. s.s sse y
wnsa y: ~ NE ~ , M.y AZ. aofS. Sei1Ien.
si.ewil. oa east Side q Grse stsss, noia jaeSsoS8
n; xae ~, Eur ,txss Az,
.iiesks Aa<uss .t.ets t0nssass1 iron VI;
ssssx IL aEsse: = s:t s asy ia ,s,r,
on both sides Of ofen .1seet om sa1.sss
w.nsas as. West da.si Nay s,.., ,sssrr eon,,,t:,
sde~s}ss On goth sides Cceeass s.set. inm birx
vsss. sss I = ss s;. s,.e,,
.iax.4x.sn :ss.a .ids 0fAsz*ei street, from csaai
ysnsss II. wsa. aassi Ju,s ;;,h ,sar ,,.r
fn ds us. MT & ss ss
we.t Wae. from Raataph stlstt t. Waeains!ns
w.Eaas ". We.t. datea August -. lsss-Fcr grading
w X. sS% ss*s t' q s ssas
(; s 1s Ii is4 Il e 20
Canal Tfu.ss sussissa Il the e'ssz r.
nd T. * o5bs y. z; 4ot seet'on I..sa ~ a
lbz caas ssee nom IL SUE eaIiTt of Rsseoi5s
street . tbt aoa eusbax q wa.aIastnn stsset.
.Walnust tu.4t fepm fsu3la ftrttt 10 Wood sircss
4 M Vii 5 ss!t L erect Is
to Th!r: stztct. '0e%N
I'd 1ea l IL ;.isss issT En- ssa
, 1860-01-09

Wy Dr. JAS. llcChntOck's IectOfal
yrup exercises Influence Consumption and Dnon-
itas ID cca, Practice arrctns the cough,
tt~Rk and Strengthening the uo1 p,omu'iag expsetosa-
tap. and n1c,nk sleep. The antndacut begins from l:
1ra tos.. T1ic.. ei.t0. Sold by
1a1.lM JONI. i. PARK, II Lake .t1eet
, 1860-01-09
TIE GOLD MTNEs-.

SHARP's AND c6ET"s RlrIEs.
COLTS T1sToTS. EoX1.. Knives: C1EJ
tslaes shot Guns .ad oskr. spe:ta:ps fet @BS
x.3~.3!v II EA1t1S T. t.t..
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21
TO the Friends of Educator.

Noti.e Is hereby given to all those in,
terested in erecting College building ad'
joining PleasantviIle, that there will be a
meeting held in said place, in the Metho.
dist Protestant Church, on Saturday. Jaat
3Uth, a! 2 o'clock, P. NJ, to elect the ne
Cesssry officers for the abovS institution,
and to transact such other business as may
be brought before the meeting,
Carpenters will please be in attendance
as plan of the building will be laid before
the meeting. The job will BIZ let as sOor
thereafter as practicable.
Come Oael Come AH!! Let the Ladies
too be present, and aid is in this grea
and laudabe enterprise. Good speakers
will be procured to address the meeting
Done BY order Of tho meeting held June
18th, 1860. s, WEAVER, Chairm'n.
j. @. Hire, Sec retary.
June 10Th, 1860.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21
A Valuable Farm for sale.
An Ordinance
Leyyne taxes for city and school PURPOSES for the
wear 1850. for the city of Lancaster.

Leyyng taxes fot city and school purposes, for the
year 1860. for the city Of Lancaster.
SECTION l. Be II ordained BY the City Council Of the
Citu Of Lancaster, That tax OF three and one.hai
mills on the dollar Of valuation, be aud the same Is
hereby levied upon all property subject to taxation for
state and County purposes within the limits OF the
Cry of Lancaster for City purposes.
sEc o Bst further ordained by the authority dfore'
said That tax Of six thousand Ave hundred and sly ~
one dollars be and the same Is horeby levied upon all
pToperty ubiec. 10 taxation for State and county pur
poses within the corporate limits ofthe City Of Ian
to provide for the payment OF the bonds ofsHld
CITY falling due during the year 1860. d,
SEo g. Be further ordained by the authority aore'
said That tax Of seven hundred dollars bc and the
same is hereby levied upon all property subject TO
taxation for State and County purposes within the In
aed limits of the City Lancaster for the pur'
no 20 of meeting the interest 10 accrre due on the
bonds OF said City during the year 1850.
SEc T. Be Garthsr 0rdeiArd by ths autharity sJore'
said That tax Of Ave thousand dollars bo ant the
same is hereby levied upon aTT ropery subject 70 tax
alton for State aud County purposes within The IN
oornorated limits OF the City OF Lancaster for the pur
nose Of dc faying the expenses oftultion In the Pub
lie schools In said city for tho current year, pursuan
10 nm act passed by the legislature Ohio, February
TO- 1879 Tor the support and better regulation OF com
mon schools Passed June 9Th, ls6O
CHARLES DRESBACH, President G. G.
Attest wILttAM L. KING, City Clerk
| June IL, ls60-3wll
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21
Cnyaraixu isauet.

Let every Republican in Fairfield eoun +.
ty, who takes our paper, send us at least
one additional name for our weekly during
the campaign, for 50 cents edsh. We
need help, and by lending Q hand in this
way, you can do us and yourselves too, a
great deal of good. Webave ticket and
platform of principles, that no man
who loves Republic an government can
feel ashamed Of. For ourselves, we feel
more than aHceuan's strength, and prom
ise a greater victory over our enemies this
fall, than even the Benicia Boy gained
over the champion Of England. Send US
your names single, or in clubs, and We
promise to give you more than the worth
ofyour money.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

TIE Carrie DIsEASE.--This unfortu-
nate malady,Or something anaiagOustO il,
bas made its sppesrancs in Washington
county Pennsylvania. among the sheep
THIS is one Of the largest wool-groWiHg
districtsin the United States, and the ap-
pearance Of this fatal disease ihsre, is
very disheartenlng to those engaged 10
that trade, Mr.. Morrison of Charters
township says, that the disease SO far. re.
sembles very much the cholera in its
course; proving fatal in very short time,
having already thiuned his HOcks very
much. He took from The stomach Of the
dead sheep quantity of grayelly sort of
substance, which upon being analysed by
physicians, nothing could be made oft.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21
Col. Newton Schlcich.

We neglected to notice in our last issue,
the promotion Of COL ScHLErcn, Of our
city, to the Office of Brigadier General, Of
the first Brigade of this Division. The
election of Mr.. s. to this position, we are
pleased to learn, gives general saiisfac
tion. The General is man well inform
ed in military tactics, and possesses the
necessary degree of military spirit TO dc
honor TO the position to which he has
been promoted.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

The RuRALIsr.-This is the ,itleof a
weekly paper of 8 pages, published in
Springfield, Ohio, by ]. R. Dodge, and
devoted TO Agriculture, Horticulture and
general literature, at So year, 1t is an
ably edited Journal and each number is
filed with highly useful and mostly orig
iual articles. For those who wish paper
of that class, i. is one Of the very best.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21
The Japanese.

New YoRK, June l6.-The steamer Van
dcrbilt sailed this afternoon for South
ampton and Hsvre, with lour hundred
passengers and 81 100000 in specie.
The Japanese Embassy arrived at Am
boy at half past twelve, where they were
received by the New York Committee,
who were waiting on board the steamer
Aida, which left very soon afterward for
this city, arriving at the Battery at two
o'clock and forty minutes.
No unpleasant incident occurred lhro'-
ont the journey from Philadelphia. A
plentiful collation. was prepared on board
the Aida, by the llberalily of the Messrs.
Leland Of the Metropolitan Hotel. The
arrival Of the boat at the Battery was
greeted with the shouts ofan immense con.
course of people and salules from tie forts
and military ON shore.
AT three o'clock and fifteen minutes P.
NJ, the procession marched from the Bat
terry, passing up Broadway through a
crowd estimated to number from two hun
dred thousand 10 three hundred thousand
people. The Japanese, accompanied by
the New York and Phiadepbia Commit
tees, ro1e in open barouches, and were es.
corled by division OF military. comprs-
ing all Of our most effective regiments, and
numbering upward of six thousand men,
At four O'Clock and fifteen minutes the
whole line had passed the head Of Wall
street. All the aindows and roofs, from
the Battery to Union, and throughout the
other streets through which the PROCESSION
passed, we're crowded with spectators who
greeted the Embassy with cheers and wav-
ing Of handkerchiefs.
No accident or disturbance has thus far
occurred.
The Japanese are delighted with their
reception and their quarters at the Metro
politan. The hotel is illumated tonight
with three thousand Venitan lights. Co
vering the entire frodts on Broadway and
: Prince streets. On being taken to thsil
quarters they were astonished at thei
sumptuous appearance. The decorations
including the Japanese court. of arms anC
mauy characters, ernbodying Japanese say
ings They are to be serenaded to-nigh
, by band of one hundred instruments.
One Of llieit artists this evening tool
views of the hotel and the Military gather
! ed in Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA. June 16.-The Japanes,
left the hotel at $50 for the wharf in ox
cellent humbr. On their arrival st tn,
wharf, they were greeted by an immcns,
crowd, gathered to take farewell look
The steamer was gaily decorated will
stredmers. and the shipping put on
holiday suit. All Camden turned out II
see the stransers,aud it was with difficult,
they were able to reach the park. A spe
cial train left at ten O'Clock for Amboy.- .--
At every station on the road, crowd rs
, scmbled to welcome them.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

SLEEP.-There is no fact more clearly
established in the physiology of man than
this, that the brain expands its energies
and itself during the hours of wskeItlness
and that those are recuperated during
sleep; If the recuperation does not equal
the expenditure, the brain withers--this
is insanity. Thus it is that, 10 early Eng
lish history, PERSONS who we're condemn
ed to death by being prevented from sleep
ing always died ravlng maniacsi thus it is
also, that those who are starved to death
become insane; the brain is not nourished
and they cannot sleep. The practical 10.
ferenccs are these:-i. Those who think
most and do most brain work, require
most sleep. 9. That time saved from
necessary sleep is infalfibly destructive
to mind, body and estate. 8. Give your.
self, your children, your servanIs-give
all that are under you tie fullest amount
OF sleep thev will take, by compelling
them ID 60 bed at some regular early
hour, and 10 rise the moment they wake
and, within fortnight. nature, with al.
most the regularity Of the rising sun, will
unloose the bands Of sleep the moment
enough repose has been secured for the
wants Of the system. This is the only
safe and sufficient rule; and as to the ques
ton how much sleep any one requires
each must be arule for himself; great Ma
ture will never fail to write it out to tht
observer under the regulations just Civ
en-.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

F1sAscE CoMd1rrGE BY resolution of
the Republican Central Committee, at
their regular meeting oh Saturday the 10
inst, the members of said Committees
respectively, were appointed a committee
Of finance, whose duty it Is to collect
funds to carry on the political campaign,
in Fairfield county, during the summer
and fall of 1860, for the election Of a Re-
publican President and Vice President;
Member Of Congress from the lth dis
trict; and for State Officers. Said funds
to be paid over to F. ]. Bovine, Treas
urer; to be paid out by him, upon the or
der of the Chairman Of the Central Com
mittee, to defray necessary expenses only
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

PERsoNAL.--Mr. A. G. Brock, editor
Of the Western Journal, an Independent
weekly paper published in Middlstown,
Butler county. Ohio, paid us twOCr three
passing visits during the present week.
He is visiting his brother GEO. Brock
ESQ.,, in the store of Kutz Reber & Co..
together with other friends in the city,
Hc will remain in Lancaster over the 4th,
during which time we hope he may find
only, that recreation and pleasure, which
our hospitable city with its beautiful and
intelligent young ladies, its delightful SUR
rOundiugs aud its uuequalel salubriOus
atmosphere can give.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

EE Messrs. BEERY d BuRBERRy, re-
quest US to say to their nu marous friends
and patrons that they have now on hand
large and we'll Stlecte ! stock of Grocer
ies and Provisions OF all kinds. George
and PhE are both prompt business men,
and our friends and the public generally
can do no better than to give them call.
Our word for it you will Gad them as &C.
commodating gentlemen as you would
wish to meet, M .." h.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

PLEAsANrvILtE COLLEGE,. The frie nds
of education and the public 6 enerally, are
invited 10 see in another column of to-
days paper, a call for meeting at Pleas
antvile. preparatory to the erection Of a
college building in that place. The en-
terprise is laudable, the location is eligi.
BILE and from what weshave learned Of the
men who are moving in the matter, we
are inclined to think it will go up. We
hope those who are interested will Wow
the enterprise favorably.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21
SALE OF REAL ESTAIE.

TVNnE undersigued, Executor Of the last VIII and
testament Of Solomon Rugh, deceased, late Of
Fairfield county, Ohio, by virtue "f authority In said
Win OF said deceased for that purpose will offer for sale
On Wednesday, August Ist, 1850.
the following Real Estate, tolyii: The Home Farm Of
said deoeased stu about ~ miles East of Lancas.
ter, near the GAINESVILLE Turnpike, the Pitcher
Road and about three miles North Of Bern Station ION
the Cincinnati, Wilihgton and Zanesville Railroad.
Said Farm contains about 2l0 Acres Of Land is well
timber, has good living water, Is situate in Pleasant
township the oil is good the location desirable and
is among the best farms in Fairfield county.
Sale will take place al the door OF the Court House
In Lancaster. between the hours OF ~ O'Clock A. NJ
I and o'clock p. NJ. of sud day.
Terms Of Sdle-One third of the purchase money on
the day Of SALE third In one and third in two
years with interest on he deferred payments.
Title good and deed executed AID delivered on full
payment of purchase money. :.
Executor OF Solomon Rugh, deceased.
June 81, le60--G'i2 PISS %
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

BusT or Mr.. EWING. Mr. JoNEs de-
sires us to say, that his bust of Hon.
THOs. EWING is now completed, and that
be respectfully invites the citizens gener'
ally, to call at his rooms in the Tallmadgs
House, wherei it will be on exhibition fol
0 few days only.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

EEThe exaAinations Of the Grammar
and High Schools will be held this week,
Thursday and Friday in Mr.. WHIrsHY's
room, north building. The citizens are
especially invited to attend.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

ARrnrR's HOME MAGAzNE.-ArtRur
for July, fully sustains its former high
as a monthly Of the highest or-
der The present number is especially
meritorous in all It's departments. There
is no periodical more welcome TO our table
than Arthm's Homo Magazine.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

TEA6HEEs AssocIATION.--The State
Teachers Association meets In Newark,
July 9Th. The railroads leading to that
place, including the c. W, & q. R. R.,
from Lancaster by way Of GAINESVILLE, cal.
ry delegates for half fare.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21
In Probate Court, Fairfield County, Ohio.
Augustus !. Perrli, Administrator OF David Sitter,
Amos England and Ann hi. Wife, ct al.

rs.
Amos England and Ann his Wife, ct al
yVyO John sitter William Sitter Siiizer Samuel
Il Stitzer.SarahRule and-Kule hertiusband, MARY
becker and - Decker her Husband, Mrs. Dtnkle
and - puukle her Husband, who reside near Milf
hinhurgh in the Slate of PennsylvaDa.
You are hareby mott fed that Augustus Petrll, Ad'
ninistrator of the Estate Of David Sitter, deceased,
on the 3Oh day ofMay A. D. 1860, led his petition in
said Court alleging that the personal Estate OF said
deccdeut Is insufficient TO pay his debt and charges Of
administering his Estate; thai he died seized In foe
simple of the following described Real Estate, situate
in said County otRared, 10 Out-Loi No. 100 in The
Town Of Lithopolis. In the County OF Fairfield and
State of Ohio Aforesaid; that Ann England formerly
Ann SiiZer, Wife ofspid deceasedJas Widow, iseu'
titled to dover said premises, and that they as his
hold tile estate OF inheritante there
in The prayer OF said petition is for the assignment
OF Dover TO said Ann England aud for sale of said
premises subject to said Dover Estate, for the pay
menl ef the debts and charges aforesaid Said Petl-
tlon will be for hearing ON The 9Th day Of July A. D.
1860, or as soon thereafter as may be.
- IS. AUGUSTUS l.. PERRth,
Administrator Of SAID Sitker. deceased.
VIEGiL +. SuAw, Attorney.
May 81, Is6O-4w0pCS3 IS
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

PYRorEcnMcAL,-Mr. WM. GEBELEIN
& Co.. will give splendid entertainm' mt
Of fireworks, 90 the evening Of July 4th,
in thepublicsquare, near tie Court House
in Lancaster. The exhibition will be free
to everybody. The citizens have snb,
scribed generously SO far. and We hope
that the liberalty will extOud still furth-
er, SO that Mr.. GEBRLEIN will not only be
reimbursed for his expenditures, but paid
for his time Mr.. GEBELEIN is our
rellow.citiaen, and frst.rate fellow
We can assure the public that the enter
taiument viii be rich, If the weather is ia
vorable.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

BRowN's SKIRT SUPPORTER. have
examined the new Skirt Supporter, adver
tised by Trout u CaopK in another col
umn, and have no hesitation in pronoun-
cling it the best thing of the kind We have
ever seen; and would respectfully say to
the ladies go and examine for yourselves.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

A young man stepped lutoa bookstore
and said he wanted to get a "Young
Mans Companion" "Well eir." said
the book seller, "heres my daughter"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

As it is matter Of the highest impor'
.ance, that a good man beplaced III NOM
iuatiOn BY this Convention, 1t is earnestly
aad respectfully requested, and desired.
that every member Of the Delegation
should be present at the meeting in Lo'
sad, on the 36th.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

DEATH OF J. N. LISS. Joseph NJ. Linn.
it will be remembered, was several years
since, iu the store OF SamuaI F. Macerack.
en- OfthiS place, aud afterwards sold Goods
in LithOpoIis. He died in Springfield.
Ohio, some weeks since. He had been
in declining health for about u years.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

Ey- A small quantity Of tar supposed
to lave been left where Che Isrealiles
pitched their tsuts, is wanted as curiOsi-
ty, at this Office. -.. ~.