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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
Our Adyertisers.

Please notice in an other place, Mr..
GATES notice Of re moval. Those who
cali q. this Old and familiar establish E.
ment. need not fear that any deception
will be practiced upon them.
Also see DR.. BARLow's notice Of remo-
val.
JoHN LYONS business notice appears in
this No. His numerous customers will
stick to him because they know that he
keeps what they want, and sells at the
right prizes.
1t will be seen by reference to our col
umns, that DR.. WAoESHALs has changed
his place of business.
Also Taos G, DoDsoN's card THoM-
AS is an honest and skilful mechanic.
THEODORE TALLMADGE's notice respect
ing land patents &C., is important tc
those who are interested. THEODORE Ii
an energetic and reliable man.
A. L. FEILERs, it will be seen by hi
notice, has ro'aken the Daguerrean room
in the Giesy building.
Our other advertisers will reoieve due al
tention next wesk.
J. R. MuMAuGH, notice Of rsmov
al. will be found among our new adver
tisements.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
Our First Number.

In remodelling the two papers, hersto'
Tore published, it is impossible for us to
present our readers with fair specimen
Of what we shall lie able to make our pa
per hereafter, when we shall have had
time to look into our exchanges and ma
turc our plans.
On our first page will be found two
thrilling stories, which arc both within
the bounds Of possibility. Our selections
of poems this week, We think will be read
with interest by all. The report of the
investigating committee Gu public print,
ing, is lengthy but We could not clip Of
condense it.wilhout doing injustice TO the
subject; and we earnestly recommend our
readers to take time to read it carefully.
Our miscellaneous articles are carefully
selected, and we think will fully compeu
safe the reader, for the time he devotes 10
them. r-a'
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
Germans.


Tie migration and settlement Of Ger.
man eirizrns Il. the United States, I think
it would be- entirely safe 10 say. has con-
triburtd more 10 our prosperity 40 a na.
,ion. than any other single nation beyond
the Atlantic. This l cay may probably be
safely repeated, without. in The least deuact-
ing from others who have made Americ.
their home. Wherever they have planted
the forests lave been chang
ed into blooming fields. Cities aud lh,i.
wing villsges have Iaken the p'sce Of jun.
gle: AID in the place OF the howl Of raw
ages and bessts Of prey. we he r the hum
oil machinery and frugal industry. From
md habit law abiding citizens,
they add strong arm 10 our Government
Their known integrity, faith ulness and
reliability in all the relations OF Il e, as a
general rule, males item a strong hold.
Their great love Of social, civil and re.
ligious freedom, is national ana legi!imite
Their love also Of rec. as cortrased will
slave labor. which they carry with them
in'o our midst, constitutes one Of their dis
tinctive national features. Their useful
ness and general prosperity would, conse
quenlly, with al other classes Of citizens
be greatly imped' d by paral,sing or de
grazing free labor. by the prop cation u
slavery. Give them fee labor, free relig
ion and free intercourse. and they vii
rear a monument 10 nation need b.
ashamed of.
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Connecticut Election.

The Returns from the State Election,
held on the Of April, are incomplete,
. but enough is known to say, that Buck.
ingham, Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor, is elected by about 1000 majority.
The Representatives stand, lac Republi.
can,to 80 Democrats, and the Senators l3
Republicans, and 7 Democrats, with one
. doubtful District. The field has been
severely contested, but Republicans are
triumphant. .a .r ....
Partial returns from Indiana. show the
Republicans ahead; aud gaining.
In ST. Louis, the Republicans have car.
ried FIVE wards; and the Democrats s.
Ii two wards there were no party nomina.
tions, and Independents were elected.
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CAHRD.

10 my patrons. who have literally sus-
tanned me in my profession IS Dentist,
fjf twrnty years 10 this county. l tender
my grateful hckno~Isdgmenti.
I havs sod my residsnc, on Broadway.
10 Dr.. ]. O, HRmiil. formerly Of Xenn;
and hereby transfer 10 him ny COOS viii.
and ask my friends TO extend TO him tha!
support in his pro es.ion, which his long
practice as s-rgicAl "nd mech-nlcaI Drn-
tlst, ami his worthy character as gentle
man and ci iEen, merirs He will b. found
in the offce recently occuPi d BY mys~lI,
at mylsle residence. H. SCOTT.
Elyle please cory.
p. Can be found a. all times a
my new post. Of condu ting the pubica
zion Of the republican county paper. ri
,he Gaz-tte ro ms, ia the TAllm 'dg- build
ings; tlriid story. IL 3.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

"Let It be charged with Democratic
grape. that it may send forth demo ratio
'hund~r terrifying to the ears of Black
Repub' isanism, and all others isms, allie
opposed to the Constitution aud the Union.
Il Eagle. .r
The readers Of oil political parties. will
Of course, understand this to be simply
party tact: but still | think it deserves
passing notice. In the first place, have
no doubt, but Republicans ard Democrats
are equally lovers of the Constitution and
the Union: ard in the second pace, do
not believe that Democrats who aim to do
right, can be brought to believe, that their
felbw-c.tizens W are Republicans, can
he enemies Of the Constitution and the
Union. .
If Democratic voters are entirely salts
fed that the admistralion which they have
been supporting, are sincere in their pro-
fessiors If opposition to the extension OF
slavery over free. territories, and are as
steadfas! as they we're two years since, in
their doctrine of allowing Kansas and
other Territories To settle their own do
msstic instilutions;'" and are not laboring
to conniliate to pro, slavery States, for the
sake of securing their suffrages.in retain.
ing the power of government; then, they
will continue 10 sustain the democracy
otherwise, they have just grounds to turn
away from the present administration.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05


TALLMADcE House 1t is gratifying to
our citizens 10 know, that we have now in
Lancaster, first class Hotel: one not sur.
G passed in its facilities for accommodating
visitors, by any Hotel in the west; not
even excepting Cincinnati The house is
very extensive; having united to it, all the
second and third stories Of the Shelter
House. Mr. Cook, the present proprie.
tor, and Mr.. BRowN. his assistant, besides
being experienced Hotel keepers, are ac.
complshed gentlemen; and will make ev'
rybody feel at home, while staying in
their house.
There is no inland town west OF the
mountains, that csn at all compare with
Lancaster, iu the beauty Of it's surround
ings. lts wild romantic scenery; ant
pine aud chestnut groves: Its lofty anC
sublime rocks; its deep glenS and shaded
grottoes, make il one of the most invtin:
A., localites for the summer retreat OF pl-as
ure seekers. Accessible by railroads
from every part Of the State. it naturally
becomes attractive 10 those, who wish t
leave home for a season. ....
One Of its highest commendalions is
its uneqaaled character for health. 1t
bills OF sickness and mortality, are a larg
" per cent, annually, below any town o
equal population in Ohio or elsewhere. :
Il has ten churches. large and commodi
Gus; comprising most OF the orthodo
protestant denominations, and larg
Catholic church. The character of il
citizens is above the avlrage, for temper
ance, frugality aud hospitality. Its poi
.ulation, is between six and seven thor
sand'1rT -lr.< sytr.a 1T
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
Township Election.

The Spring Election for Hooking town.
ship, on Monday, resulted in the choice of
the entire Democratic ticket, as was 10 be
expected; but the aggregate majorities, were
far below those Of last election: which in
dica!es the gradual. but certain growing
strength ofthe Republican party. Unusual
exertions were made, the bringing to the
polls the entire Democratic strength; and
the aggregate vote polled. was nearly one
hundred greater than at the last election.
It will be gratifying to the people Of
Hooking township to know, that Isaac
KERNs was reelected Trustee. Mr.. Kerns
run as an independent Democrat, in oppo-
siton to the caucus candidates. He hav-
ing been excluded. We learn that Mr..
Kerns was an efficient and faithful officer.
The officers chosen, are,
Trustees Samuel Ewing, John Geba-
lein and Isaac Kerns.
Constables : Leo Noles, G. Huber.
Clerk "A. Brenneman.
1reasQrsr--Isaac Conner.
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City Eiection.

The City Election, was not strictly ,n
party lines: and Officers of both parties
were chosen. The following is the result.
Council First Ward-A. Guseman.
lgyF'i Second Ward IN. Young.
i9ti Third Ward F. A.Steck.
''i Fourth Ward Jacob Hite.
Marshal james Bodenheimer. .-.
%. School Directors--Robsrt Reed, Jacob
Hite and Edward Kreider.
Assessors--First Wards. II. link.
ts. Second Ward--Peter Tirler.
Third Ward--Wm. Kaney.
Fourth Ward-J. Vandemark.
We regret, as we are sure every good
citizen will, that Father Steinman was
Il bpatsn for assessor; and will 60 the lcngtl
Of prondnncing ii a shane.
Ona future occasion, we shall have
something TO say on partyism in muuic;
pal elections. ....
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

9 ~WehaVe received the first No, of
the "Indepcndeat Press, or Vorking-
mans AdvOOat'" a new paper lately star
ted in GAINESVILLE. This is a move in the
right direction, and should have been
done long since, Its doctrines and prin-
ciples meet our views exactly. and we
hope our mechanics, one and all will ex.
tchda a helping hand to the new enter
prise. ....sa. f,G.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
Picture Gallery.

Mr.. FELLERs; long and tavorahly known
in this city, as an artist, has taken the
rooms re emily occupied by Mr.. Ri ads,
in tie Giesy building. on Main Street.
where he will execute portraits in all the
modern styles, aud at prices not exceP-
tional.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

Door. BRooK. We regret to learn, that
our esteemed fellow citizen, Door. Brock.
has determined to remove from our coun-
", 10 Rynoldsburg, Franklin county,
Ohio. His long aud successful career
amongst US as physician. will be broken
without the willing concurrence Of his
numerous friends. We wish him the sue
iceus bo deserves, in his new 6eld Of labor.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

Eg-SErH WELDy Esq, has removed to
the room recently occupied by Mr., Han
num, Tallmadge Building Seth is en-
erge.c and faithful, 10 all busin ness en-
trusted to bis care,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

Oua REss.--The gentlemen who kind.
ly assisted in moving the Democrat press.
from the Shaffer corner, 10 the Gazette
rooms, have our hearty th'nk', and pray
ers fJr long lie and prosperity
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05


cosh Of Com Pleas, Fairfield C0npiy, q.
F''ttieu 10 sen Red Free uassr " u, snf yss cen
F. "sssi'Su s( tAs HfM q -
samuel yaekaon, .dessafs nOa. win ne
VIII ~shsxsd OfPstsr AAehiiu, d. dseesssd. -
Janob RsFiek end Ffsseis, his wlTs, and oihera.
VthB said JseOb ksFiek Ana Franeis, ,hls WIFI. ann
ibeif sak"o~ d children, who arr Al non-rssdsris
oithV STATE o. Ohio; tie upkhoWH ehilren Of kebre.
ca D0mer, lats ksbecea hschlILi and John ElueE
whose resdsnc- isHnkh1vB; VIII hsreh take notice
that samuel Jackson, Administrator JeSosis nSs win
Tue Wli annexed Of Peter Nntbin, deceased iste YI
,ad county. has hsdHy Gied " the couri ofi d M
rIea' tor said cosnty Of Fairfield his carain petition
seSlhSi ihs said npD-TssiJsBi and unkHosn dsien-
oHhis ahd others. Of The icgHtces ~ sid Isst VIII
kfaylhT for order ofeourt sell the nrm on which
NE SAID Feier Maehl lived IN bis life tine In nc.
eordanee With tbs directions Of said III and alse fo
q construction Of said VIII. Tue said Above hHmso
eeendauts nll therefore herrby take boiee, that M
ss' they shall gIpeLr The MAJ srn, tr6O, Of sait
Cour, 10 DO holden on tue tn DAY ~ Nay next and
p'rAd' answer VI denurtp said petiOn. adeeTcs Nil
g0HguiBsi them nc ofdiHaly.
..a JOHN C. RA1SEY. CIefk.
| Falr6eid County Common Pleas.
| =. VAN TspHp. AHorDey.
~ Nsgn a..faa
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

GyWe promise to continu'llv improv e
the Literary department Of tho Gasett' d
Democrat in our future numbers; when
we shall hsve had ample time TO exa m
inc our huge list Of exchanges. ,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05
sWsnnnna>ss QaRtea

Gives norice, that ho has removed his
Shop. to the bnilding heretofore known
as MRs. GsEES's Tow, opposite tho sh@f-
ter Hotel. .-4w. ,-'Hi
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

BEThe Temperance Meeting for next
Tuesday evening, April 18th, will be at
the Baptist Church, on Columbus street.
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=. VAN TsrHp. AitorBey.
FsOfasfy 20, ieeO-6W43 pfSI2j

Fairfield COuuty Prnbaie Cont.
PETITION 70 sBtL REAL ESTATE to PAY nEBTs.
FrrdinAnd Oef; Administrator Of Y iiiiam Fielder,
dvesAsed, PlAintld. -
against
Jae"e Feeder. 0sorge HOninan and Cathasipe Ho6.
inag hIs WIFE. HeUry GLASS aud III itrb, N lass hIs
VIE, HeBJ ShereT. William shRaer. EIiaabsth
fiedlsr, James Flehller, Ann Eliza Fielder aud
Franklin Fielder. Defendants.
HENRY shRfPEH. william shArer Elizabeth
Fledler. James Fielder, Ana tliIl Fielder and
rrshsiin F'edler, defendant. abuve named arc here.
1y nplinsd that on the day OF March 4 1901,
said Administrator nied his Prttlon in the Probnte
SOnn of Falr1rld COHBy, Ohio 10 obtain an order ~
sell thr 'NtR Real Estate. LOT which the said Will
liam Fiedrr led seiErdl TO vi: Lt nnInLer Co., IN
" agenEal's addition 10 The C'y Of Lancaster, With
me Improvements Hnf nppurenSDees therruhio be-
ongiaH Said rase Is set for hsaring on the I'd day
" Phl A. ID la6 And unless y appear and iiefeud
said OrT Will be Issued n accordance wh the utuyel
Of sad Petition FERDiTA.D GETz.
administrator of William Fielder, dceeGs.d.
March %, is5o-Iwf7p' 315
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

~J1xMY LYoss, of the firm Of Lyons
& Son, in the Dry Goods line, is looming
up with lis spring stock. Go and see
him. With Tnns. REED and JIMMY you
will always have fair dealing. JIMMY is
our own boy.
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M ARHIED,

On Thursday Evening, March 90, 1850,
! y the Rev. Richard Pi ger, Mr. JnHS W.
ALEXANDER and Miss HARRIET HOLIDAY,
all of Brem n, Fairiel County. Ohio.
On tie ls' inst by R v Voght, Mr..
GEORGE II. GoDpEN and MISS SARAH A.
SwrTzEn, both Of Basil, Fairfield county,
Ohio.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

NRB1a4@l GJ~Gaa9
DR., A. G. WALLACE,


GIBNIE PHYSICIAN, will bs atthe
Pick.wsy House. Citceville April l6,
T4llmadgp Ilous', Lancaster. Aor,l II.
Nav L xing'on. Wedn.sd Y, Ap''l l8,
Z,nesvill-. Thurshav. April 10 1850.
Or. Wallace will visit tho above plaoOs profession.
ly, every four weeks, ..i
n Determination, consultation, and advice, FREQ OF
charge, -. l...,........
the most reasonable terms
Dr Wallaco's obi Ject Ia coming before tho public ln
his present capacity. Is the suppression oi mposion'
both In and oul NJ the medical profession. He has
lang been IN Indusrinus stdtnt OF Natnre--a close
observer o facts, nd from his knowledgo of me sub
lect he Is absolutely certain OF and prepared 70 ne-
mnntrate tho fact that The the0r upon which ul inc
nresent medicine giving systems are based is all
wrong--lhe drug medclnes nnly chanEe I'M symp'
toms Of aud never permanently cure diseases; 6ni on
the contrary, tho constitution Of the patient always
mora or less rroparaby nured By the treatmeht of
The we'll moaning, hut msddUcatcd doctors nnprm-
eiDled and irresponsible quAeks, and patent medl'
clue who make use OF drug stGus; 49,, "A, .,,ho
DR. Wallace Is now revo uoni5ng the minus otlhe
neope OF the subject; he 10 introducing an entreiy
no and rational system for curing dissa'es tnvadS
will enly need to give his systair ra y oeeonslne'
ed Of Its decided superlorlV over u" o'ueEs u"S
pv Wallace's system "a Appllcabla IN all kinds Of
dsopses therefore should hesitate TO avail them
solves ofhs superior skl aud new system OF irsat-
terms are $500 for the frst prescription, and 81
10 90 for subsequent advice, directions or pIescrp
iion which 10 esS than hafhe usual charge for such
services. . ... ......... ...e...
1--WE observe from our exchanges, that nr. Wallace
of this Mace (foi merry Of New York Cityl proposes
10 Wait various towns IN this viclnity FOR the pretco
Of his Profession. Afflicted persons may apply 70
him with the utmost confidence In hls great sk As
practitioner. and his thorough Integrity as man
We bear this voluntary testimony 10 bis character.
hoping that II may beih some Shght degroe benencal
10 htm aud 10 the aet0d In the various peds OF hia
appontmen mt. n;-lL0gdn Gazette. f.,-...
| March 20, ls5c.-4S .
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BARGAINS BARGAINS.
An Ordinances supplementary to an Ore
dinance for the suppI essIon OF Nuis

An Ordinances supplementary TO an Ore
dinance for the suppression OF Nuis
saneeS within the Cty of in ncnster.
SEcTioS I. Bsh s,da'asSSy me CRY Council Of
G1hs chy Of LaseGsfsr. That FROM and after the
0rst day nj May nexi.i shall b. 1ulayfalicra butch
er other person ~ Ell or sttugbicr sny beeves,
sheep. calves hdg,or nthsr aalnd. wltiu sail City,
except the house. yard. pea. place where k'lling
shall take place. be paved with brick or stone, o.
double plank with aprd Joints and the arth hclow il
be made sufficiently solid 20 prevent lis oeeom ng tho
receptacle OF alIh and Offensive matter Til, pave
ment In every eass shall be- inads with az inclination
towafds gutter which shall pass tnrouZh the same 6
leading 10 tub orfesertoir, Nbieh receive the blood
and DIAL passing therein Which shall be gmptied at
the end OF zach day when siaughtorlnz has been done
Oh the prrmises; and niorofer the NbGle shall be
washed and cleanssi al the end oi every day: Ind
further That each and every Slaughter house plae"
occupied for the killing ~ animals as sforesad, shali
be whitereEed a least once 20 each and every mont,
between the nrstd April Ahd ihe frst OF NUvembsf
/ III each year.
sac 4. Be II J4rtler s,Ssiu,Sby,k. authority efsrs.
said That shall bt The special dut 81 the AarshUl
To uitsu strictly 10 the Of this ord inapeei
and upOn 4 faiiure 70 construct and regulate the
slaughter h0nAes ard kiiiinR OF animals In the manner
Aforesaid. or the existence N 6ith 0f Offensive matter
in said sEuRherng pisces or their tieiny he shall
ilnm-diaei! complain theteoi before Tie Mayor And
sbe person using or occupying the premises. and tho
owner or owners Of the soil the lesees or renters
shall each aud seyeray be considered AZ parties .sn-
iJeett0 prosecution under such COMPLIANT And any
person or persons convicted Of hnebding against ihe
not exceeding Twenty Dollars, t"Rstaer with ccsss Il"
suit And ffsaid nuisance be hOtyemnvsd within hyO
days thereafter, n shall be dssmed secJnd oEeneu
against the provisions OF this ordinances; and every
like neglect Of each succeeding 1ye days tboresft,
shah be e0nsdersd an sddii0hal offence HgainsI the
provisions Of his ordinance.
sec J. srdaiasS o. fss authority sjors.
seif, That the ordinance ruti.sd IN orduanee sup
Elementary TO 40 ordinAncs for abe Suppression OF
npisahce. uithiBg the City Of anenster. Passed July
70tb, 1855, be and tbs same Il hereby repessd.
CHARLES DRESAAcH, p. c. @.
VIZ. L. KINs City CIerk. 20 l sf9aN
l March 20. Ia60-3Et5 Al
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-05

Receipts and Expenditures OF the city
Of Lancaster, for the year ending
March 90, 1890. %
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The en,erprising proprietoroI
CEEsNUT GROVE VII SKEY,

Oh 0AON - W - O1AA
trhc Purest Medicna, gent ever kuown.) has fun.
ished the community StimulAnt. Parc Hsaihfdl aud
lntignratug. nj the same time delicious beverage.
1t il calculated In 10 away with tn vile drugged stun
that Is palm p OF OF the ebm,nuny aud winch Is m
furious to bDty ant mind. In addttnn pth5 certin'
cHies heneath. ne has received = Diploma from the
STATE A AGRICULrURAL SOCtRrr. aud addiuo6aI
tesI any frsn DR.. J GKSoN Of Boston, Who testl'
1es uu der oath TO Itsabsoaie purity. ,Ef1"
CEHTIFICATEs. 4
( 80 --v a 81 PmtAD ELfHi A. sepie mber 2. tase.
We have carefully testei the sainplc ot rhesnut
rove whisss, which yon senpns and hnd thst com
tains mons nf the Poisonous SibslaHce knnwnaA Fu-
sl OIL which IL the chdraet r,stc aud uyuhons ingfe'
dient Of the whlsksv In general uso. > ..--.s
-. - BopTH. vGARRET g. CAMAc.
..l. bel. s-.. a.. .-r..-, ~ AnAy teal Chemists
NEw YoRE, september 8 1854.
lhave nnnlyIel a 81 lple Of Chssuut Cove Wills
Rev rom Nr.Charl IS Wharton ,Jr of Pbil.
adelnhia and having caref ily tested It. am pleased
10 stat. that II IL entirely free o poisonous ordee
terinus suhstances, tits unusually pure and fne
- - : 7 = Analytical Chemist
81. O BosroN. March 7, Ir5S.
Ihave made chemical analysis ~ commercial sam
hlps or Chesnnt CIR Va Whiskey, which proves to no
Tree from the heavy p ali Oils, aud perfectly pure ana
unadutsraiei. The dne flavor or this Whlssoy hdsIl
rived from the Gran Uscd in manuftciuhnet.
Respectfully, hA.HhYEs,h MD. s@,e A,'yer'
For sale by C. wHARrny. Jr Sole Prncll al Agent,
GT-7 N7'-I No. ll6 Walnut Street, Philai elphia,
March Y ISSh-3mA
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JoasAa Dohsry , .LL
Iohn w. DoharfH /. .----

John W. Dohery, IA notified that Joanna Doh.rty
did on the 12tlL LAY NJ Marsb.A o. tGO 6is her pc.
ttion IN the office ofths Clark Of the 'oun Or Com.
mon Plea, within anS orths -ourty Of F.irSed amt
state Of 'hiO, charging the said iohn W. Doh,rty with
sdHtry with one Haldab Hen, and al,o for Efo,s
neglect Of dnty for nors thtn thrss yelf last past,
from the said Jokn W. Dohsuy. vhieh petition viii
HaLd for bearing al the next term of sid court.
JoaNsA DnHERrY
! LT ..l Bye. 81 EfFeR, her Attorney.
LaneaItef, Mateh u, ledO-0wprfS. 20.
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Vegetable EIixer,
Indian Compound,
Vegetable Pills,
Magic LinIment, -.., 49,.

Those four remedies OF pocT. WHITE, (or Cinein.
uaA have mover been rivaled 10 tho relisf and oure
Of Cronic Diseases. More especially Female Weak
debility from imperfect action cfthe Liver, &o The
Indian Com pound alone, has probably saved the lives
nf more young girls, than sny remedy ever yended
az a patent mediciuc. Those who use Doct. WHITES
Pitts and Linims nt. never use any other.
Lancaster, ApYtl 5, 1904