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,DELlNQUENTs!

Some months ago we sent ty
mail to about ,75 ofour subscribers the
following circular:
ave find, on looking over our books
that you have been receiving the d4aa
caster Gazette since Vol. l, No. I, gu
since the first, of April, 1860, period
.of three years and nearly eight
months. During this time nothing has
been placed to your credit, which, at
.our published rates, (s2 90 a year il
mot paid in advance, leaves YOU 81 30
lin onr.Hebt. We propose, however, II
you will send us IS 90, to give yea
.eredit for four years, or until next
April, which will be at our advance
rates, or only 81 50a year.
We are'in great need of money
The advanced price ofeverything nee.
,essary to print u newspaper, compels
rus to address our subscribers and col
'lcct what is due.
oil !Pleaselet US hear from you immedi-
:ately, and you will greatly please us,
and place us 'uader lasting obliga-
rtions. -lg,,t- 1t'+
Bnclose'She money in letter and
rwewiItsend receipt by return mail"
q While ,fliis SiFoular shows clearly
now each one to whom it was address.
ed, may easily make 81 SO, yet we
must, in all canaOr, say that this was
mot our. main object in sending it. We
intended Il as a.4uh direct and per.
-sonal for money due US, Having made
'4rp'our mIMas to sacrifice the 81 90
.on each Subscriber, it was the Sc 90
yet to Ibe seHt, to which we called Your
.,ttteHUicm.
Some have promptly responded 10
tkeOffsr, and have forwarded US the
funds, for which, we, thank them bu,
cmahy act as if they intended to make
theeatire sumof 81 80, by neglectina
and refdsing to payit. Tho offer Of
the circular is still open to those tc
y whom il wasio originally mailed, and
/ We hope they win speedily avail
themselves Of it. But if they, dt
not, let them not think that w
win quietly submit to such imposition
forlwe shall exhaust all the means
within clr reach to make collection o
these claims We propose in a few
weeks to publish the names of thos'
who have % long been indebted Il
uG. o. r ed H l3. ~
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mARRIED.

On Sunday evening, February 7;h.
1864, by the Rev Mr.. Porter, Mr.. JomE
A. Collins, to Miss MAcIE DEwAR, all
Of Logan.
With the above came a bountifuI
supply Of cake and bottle Of spark
ling catawba. May prosperity ever
brighten the path of our friend JOHN
and his accomplished lady.
On the 18th inst, at the residence
Of the brides father, by Rev. G. A.
Van Anda, Captain ABRAHAM OG-
DEN, 18th Rcg't o. V. vi, and Miss
MARY L. HENLY, daughter of Capt.
j. G. Henly, Of this city.
The first order Capt. o. gave after
his marriage wa to issue full rations
Of cake to the Gazette office. Where
ever the Captain is, whether before
the foes of his country or among his
friends, he is disposed to rush to arms.
May long and useful life bless the
happy pair, and a numerous progeny
greet the Captain with I'VE are com
ing father Abraham"
On Sunday evening, Feb. 14th, by
Rev. G. Spielman, JOHN RAPP, a vet.
eran of the 18th Reg't D. V. l.. Ia
ELIZABETH FINKE. Of Lancaster
On the 18th of February, 1864, by
the Rev. A. G. Hempleman, Mr.. TnoM
AS MYERS and Miss LYDIA SHERBURN
all Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
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RHodKAMME.

Personality and Dominion Of Satan,
Filler.
Exposition Of Genesis, II, II, CRoOK.
The need Of notifications in Meth
odist Economy, MERRILL.
Character and end of Balaam, WHrTE.
Sermon, Text optional, FLEMMINo.
How to secure ministerial efficiency
In, old age, CARROLL.
What notifications If any. ought to
be- made IN our custom of holding
protractcd meetings, SHELLEY.
: Review of Bro. Merrill'S exposition
of Romans, VIII, 1892, VAN ANDA.
Sermon, Matt. v. 8. II. PErERs.
Nature and extent of the Atone.
ment, 1,oNoMAN.
Sermon, 2 Cor. XIV, II, EBRIoHT.
All Brethren of the district, travel
ing and local, not at the last meeting,
are requested to come prepared with
themes Of their own selection.
Brethren of adjoining districts will
be cordially welcome.
W. FILLER, prest
Crook, Sec'y -..-. -
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For the Gazette.
BREMEN, Ono,
Eal 11th 1894

PNh-uhN, OhiOj
Feb, 18th 1864.
ERToRs GAzETTE:-Thc soldiers
friends of Rushcreek township, to-day
gave a splendid dinner to all who
wear their couatry's blue. The taste
displayed by the patriotic ladies in the
arrangement Of tase lsall and tables, I
baveNe,t soon excelled. Their earnest
and heartfelt wish to make their bold
soldier boys happy and comfortable,
was patent at adj points. After ~~e
has seen the elephant ard often the
grim, gauat wolf at his deer, There is
the highest encouragement in these
evidences of appreciation; and the re-
mcmbrance of to-day, Will make many
a ones heart glad when, perhaps, in
Georgia, he almost ravenossly devours
the little he is glad TO get.
Unfortunately, none Of those who
are the soldiers particular friends, were
here. 1t Is surpesed that they were
working for that secdy individual,
who, with soiled linen, knees and el-
bows ont, waits and watches for the
accumulation Of the relief which heS
not been given to the fanishing fami
lies of our oouatry's defenders.
After dinner, Major Stinchcomb de-
livercd a recruiting speech, and, as
usual, tired oa 'corns' anaaercifllly.-
1t was very much regretted, that the
arrival Of the train which was to take
him on his good mission TO Morgan
county, deprived US ofas long q speech
as we wished. We would very soon
gather tho I've hundred Thousand, and
end the war, if oil were such working
patriots as old Stinch.' J. r. L.
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l%On the 9th instant Gen. P. G. T.
Beaurcgard, through HE agcat, paid
his United States tax on property in
Memphis, Tenn, amounting to over
500. This clearly indicatesthat, even
if he has faith in tho establishment of
a SouthernCo Confederacy, he has no hope
that Tennessee will constitute y nor.
tion of it. II is understood also, that
the rebel Buckner pays the taxes on
his Chicago property. Where are the
coniscation officers?
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Nrw advertisements.
Sale of Real Estate
BY ORDER OF COURT.

0Nthe 18th day Of March, 1894, between the hours
I Bof l0and o'clock OF said day, on the premises,
viii be sold 10 the highest bidder, the following real
estate as the property of Valentine Cupp decd. sit
uate in said county Of Fairfield. to.wit The South
west quarter Of Section No. eight 49, in township No.
Sixteen CG,) Of Range No. eighteen Qs)--containng
les acres, less. Subject to dover and home
stead rs assigned.
Appraised At S35 90 per acre.
Terms Of Sale.-one third in hand, and the res
idue thereof in and two years thereafter with in
terest from the day of SALE TO be secured by mortgage
MARTfS & McNEILL, II g. BLACK,
Atys. Admir- Of Valentine Cupp, dec.
Feb. 49, I3ji-i7 jw Pigs W
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LANCAsTER MARKET.
New York Cattle Market.
EL-. New YoRK, Feb. l6

.' AVE-" NVnh, reu' 10
The current prices for the week at
all the markets are as follows:
BEEF CATTLE = Extra quality,
per cwt, sl5@l6 90; first quality to
good $l2 Oo@l4 SO; ordinary S1l SO
OH 80; common $lO@1O so; inferior
S9@1O.
SHEEP-Extra, per head, $9@13;
prime 81 90; ordinary IS 5O@6 80 |;
common $5@5 so; inferior 81 5O@5.
r SWINE--Co fed, per ID, S@sbc /;
still-fed S@84c. 4s
The receipts Of all stocks at all the
yards were as follows Beeves, 4,679 /;
COWS, $50; veal calves, 367; sheep and
lambs l2,28l, swine, 6,295. 9s.g
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FmE.-On Sunday evening the sta
lBle Of Mr.. RHODES, near the north end
of Columbus street was discovered to
be on fire. and was nearly consumed
before the fire engines could reach the
SPOT. A valuable COW pcrished in the
thames. .t.+l s87m ee'.U
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Secretary Chase has applied to Con-
gress for authority to sell q portion Of
the s22, 2,OoO, 600 surplus gold now in the
Treasury. Tho object of throwing it
into the market is to put a stop to the
present gold speculation.
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KIOTICEh hereby EiysA 10 the unknown heiF ai
lvlAH Of Oamar q. TrnL,ny. dS'rased. and che un-
known heiN Il lAg % william tiffany, ,deceas-d, that
Peter Miller, plaintiff, the lifh day Of Pebrua-
~, A. y. b4, hed his petition IN The Court Of Com.
mon Pleas In and foT the county of Fairfield, and
stale of ohio, aganst them deiDdants the Oldeet
and prayer u vhleh IL 10 require them iOeonyey 10
him in lee smFle By decd II general Warmly ln.Iot
No. Nine ~ IN Aaron Benadnm's Addition Of nlots
" the town ofLnnc strr. In said county
y the contract 10 writing under sea of said Osmar c.
iinny and William Tili.sy Wtth Margaret CNnke,
i~hS a.sgnei the same 20 said Peter Millerl. dated
Apfil ~. 1870; and In default Of sueh cOnveyanse,
.nn. me Judgment In said aeiiOn operate such and
ua. saf hers at Law be enioiBcd from claiming any
nyht OF interest IN or 70 said prei-es anil that th
same be conveyed by Master Comm ssioner 10 aid
refer Miller And said defendants are further noiife
70 70 appear sud answer TO said petition on or before
me third saturday after the nth day of March, D.
~, OF ludgment will he taken ag'inst them w de-.
hnh. Dlted thls lIth dav ofFAhrIiary Al 1854
HUNTER 4 DAUJHERTY,
FebIl'Gi-sw-4G-I6s5 as.
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GaEENs,cKs vs. NATIONAL B,xk>ScrEs, Yesterday
a mar rcfurcd o National Rank Bill in
payment for balance due him in
trade, saying that he was not acquain,
ted with any Of the National Bank,
and if lie were, he was under no obi
CATION to them, and did not feel like
loaning them money without iotcrest
as he would be compelled 10 do if he
took their notes. He said that he was
acquainted with the United, and felt a
loyal inclination to aid his Government
in any way he coald consistently, and
if he loaned money to any body with
out interest, he had much rather loan
it to his Government, which he had
understood was hard up just now
Said he, Gust give me a greenback. "
Journal.
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S0Gh@8a

N Office hereby given 70 all whom it may concern
n that the unlersIgned h1s been duly qlAlhed ~
Administrator ofthe estate ofJOseph Propeck late n
resident OF st. Croix county and State Of Wisconsin
deceased.
All persons indebted to the estate are requested T.
make immediate payment, and those having claim
agLnsttho same will present them duly authentica.
ted, 10 the undersigned. for allowance.
HlER0NYMoUS PRoPECK.
Feb. 4, 1865 3w
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43 Tits prOposedtO Oesebrate the 22d
of February with grand Ball at the
: City Hall. "A general invitations ex-
tended, and good time anticipated.
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TheaGhts Of : DylnE selAi.r.

IL memory u Henry Bo'Vsrs, Co. A, lst Ohio, ~ho 10
Woundedat tie battle Of Lookout Mountain on the 20
Of November, 1863.
The angry winds moan through the trees,
The leaves are falling thick and fast,
The pale moon looks from yonder sky
As II this night would be the last.
My dasis gone. the night has come.
And silence regns on land aud sea,
Yet am sad and lonely here
Away from home kind friends and thee.
The eamp-hres glow throughout the camp,
There seems a low and mufied sound
That cone from lips OF soldier boys
Who cit in little groups around;
Some talking Of the latest fight,
And others ofthe sights they sec,
But lam thinking of my wound,
Home, kind friends and thee. T..
hear the owl who plpes hls tune
hear the stream that ripples by,
But ohi Icannot see my mothers face,
Nor greet her beaming eye;
Button my cheek one tear trace
tear that memory brings to thee
Aworld of words is in that tear
To tell Of home, kind friends and thee.
Good-hy ye winds, oh bear thesewords
On Lightning wings to Lucy's ears,
And tell her that love her stih;
Yet meet one sad and parting tear
III ope the wonders Of my heart
picture 'tis not fancy sketch,
But true Of home, kind friends and thee.
Good night, my love, tho distance lies
Like some vast gulf between us now;
Nor time. nsr space nor different skies
Can make me e'er forget my vow;
Thoughn the batao's @urderous shOck,
Come for me life'slAst eclipse;
For thee my last prayer shall go up
Thy name the last words on my lips GIN. MYrI
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FIRST NATIONAL Rank or LAKCAs-
TER.--cERT1FncATE on AUTnOn-
ITY.
TaEAsr=y DrPARTHfap. OFrIer ~ r0nr.1
TEoLLUH - 9nF CtRReSev. :
wasliuEiC1, nSe. let. lSsJt
"THEREAA, by satisfactory evideftrt pfesehfsdt0
wv the undcrsiened u has been made L. RbhgaP
that '.fhe First National Bank of Lancaster" 10 th-
county 81 Fairfield an state ol lOho. has BEEN duly
organizcd under, and according 10 the reGufrI
of the act of Congress cutte,i. "An to provide
National Currency. secured by pledge nf Cnited
States Stooks. aud 20 provide for the crultion and
redemption Thereof" approved February %, isa and
hs complied With all the provisions of said at regur-
I'd tole esomplied with before commencing the buSi
ness of banking;
Now. thercose, I. Hugh Mc(ullnch. Comptroller VI
the Currency, do hereby certify tha the said First NE
tienA Bank Of Lancaster. county of Fairfield ahd
State ofOhn, Il authorized tn commence the bsines.
e Banking under the net aforesaid
L Ihtest,.ny wleTeof, Hiihess my hand aud seal OF
Office. thi- first dav Of December. 1854
tsEAL. HUGH McCTLLOCH,
Dec IO-S1 SIN Comptroller oftl,e Currency.
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Il Our thanks are due Senator John
". Connell for valuable public docu'
mlemks.
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NOTICE TO sroRTsMEN.
Farm for Sale.

A FARM ofllo acres in walpui Tp., miles East IS
~ baltimore, on theeanaI. About s0anres cleared
add 20 acres new ground nearly ready fof The plnw
Mostly black soil. Good frame honse barn sheds
cribs. &c. good welSl water. and fieuty Of StucR vat
or. VIII be sold on reasonable terms Apply 10 n
G. BLACK, at Baltimore OHIO. "
Jan 2S--ii jw
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A QuIEF SABBArH on Main street
: was 'a the result of closing the Saloons
last Sunday by order Of the Mayor.
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B@A Quaker boy in johnson Co.,
Iowa, refused an offer ofone thousand
dollars to stay at home, and volunteer
cd TO &gkt fer the Republic.
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rIom the new lork Iribune0
"Oh! that men and women would
read and ponder on the Lists of Nor.
tality' published weekly, monthly, and
yearly in our city. There rs ever fear
falg great proportion Of Consumption
cases. The statistic tables prove that
while other diseases slay their theus-
ands, CcnsumptSoa Stays its tens Of
thousands" E .-"
"In the earlier stages Of Throat and
Lung complaints, We consider Mad
aasc Ladcc PorterNs Carative Balsam
infallible."
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

MARY Shehet, widow Of Andrew Shnlicr. deed
Ivl of Fairfield coaky, Ohio Isaac Shelter anil SYLVIA
Ann Shelter, minors, aadtheir guardian, lsaac Shptfr
John Shelter, and Batbsta Shsiier, his wife, Samn
Harvey Shelter Ethan shelter, Catharine shrife =,
Emily Jane Sheffer, and ABdrew Nelson Shetcr. M
nors; Ethan Dern and felda Dern, his wife, of the
county Of Carroll in the STATE u Indiana, will take
uce that petition fled against them on the d
day Of January, 1904 in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the ceuuty Of Fairfield, vho, by Isael
Shelter, and now pending vhereIn said Israel Shnf-
fer demands partition, SC, the foNox7ng real estate,
to-wt: lying and beHf in the county nj Fairfield in
the State OF Ohio, and known and distinguished by b..
ing part Of sectinn number eighteen, 10 TOWNSHIP
number thirteen, Of Range number ninnieen, Of n,
lands Of the United States sold at Chalicothe, and
bounded and described rs tJltowss Bcginnng IT the
Southeast corner Of said Section number eghtC en-,
and running thence North hy EIGHT four pole cha ns
and twentyt links, to post; thence west twenty
thence south hy-eight four pole chains and twenty
two links to post thence Esst twenty-five four pol
chains and sevcRty>fcur GnRsto the place of begin
nlng, containing one hundred and forty-nine acre
and eighty six hnnare,iths ri an acre.
Also part Of the Northwest quarter ~ section
number nineteen in township number thirteen. an'
Range nnn,h~r nineteen, In said county OF Faricli
beginning AZ the Northwest corner Of said section
thence SorIth rwerfy-eeven chains and ten link
thence East thrty-eght chains and eleven links
thence North twenty chains and eight links to
the Northern boundary Of said section thence west
thirty-seven chains and eighty-three links to the
place OF heemning: containing one hundred md two
Ntes SndfsTty- eight hundredths Of acre more or
less, excepting therefrom about two acres Of Ind.
sold and conveyed by Andrew Shefet and Mary Shpf-
fer bis wife, to Joseph McC1oskey, by deed bearing
date'0ct. 9th, 1888.
And that at the ne 1t term Of said Court the said l..
rael Shelter viii apply for m order that partition may
be made Of said Tfeises and fhc Dover estate OF the
SAID Mary shnner be assigned therein;
ISRAEL SHELTER,
By WIN. p. Creed. his Attorney.
Lancaster Jan. Is ssa a on. a'tss u.s.
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The Lancaster District Ministerial
Association, NJ. Il. Church, viii hold
is next session Ia Granville, Ohio,
commencing at 2 P. N. Tuesday, April
18th 1864.
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Notice.

TTNlI + undersigned hgs hNeA duly appointed and
] qualified as ExvcuLrlx Of the lash win anil to-ta.
ment OF James 6ates, lALs of Fairfield uonntv, dec
Persons ndshed 10 The estate are reqleste To mako
payment and those having CLAIMS against tho estate
shah present the same duly verified
T. O. krNller. ESq h authorised 70 net mr. tho nm.
dersignNaA tho satllemoat AAd dpayment Of claims In
AroF &C and against the estate.
@f HENRIETTA GATES,
Jan, II, l661.-3wf2 ExecutTix
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B@-IIIinois has furnished 145U73
men to the Union armies
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New Millinery Shop

NNIsSEs JULlAN& sPYDEY have ePeRed a Nh
IVI liner and Matchmaking Establishment on
WhetAiNt street, near the corner Of Columbus St.
They WIN be pleased to accenpodate M that may
call. Misses JULIAN = SPfBEi>
Lancaster, Ohio, Nogl2s3-33-tf
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~The Colt Armory, at Hartford,
recently destroyed by fire, Is 10 be re-
built Immediately.
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JOHN M oONNELL

sTTAs resumed tho rartics law Mt his o,d Office
" West aide ofths bhc Square, near tho county
-oihces. ssg< rrA :. ltHs lIr
W.. PUGH II Sated in hnainAsa with him,
and prompt attertH' bc givon 10 tho cohecton
Of Ma,tsry Clair :,
C(t. IT.
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RaItImore Market.
BALTIMORE, Feb. /,

u tsi BALTIMORE, Feb: 16.
FLOUR dull. Howard street 81.
WHEAT firm. Kentucky white
81 95. asNs 'A
CORN steady.
WHISKY dull. Ohio offered at
Ole.
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Coart AZ Common Pleas, FAirheld Coz, o.
Salem Pearse and Laura A. Pearse, his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
James Pehrse and Mary A. Pearse, his wife, defts.
'lNHE said defendants, James Pearse and Mary A.
Y Pesrse, his wife, of the county Of ofCirron and
state Of ises VIZ take notice that The said plaintiff
Salem Pearse and Laura A. Pearse, his EiSe, of Fair.
field county and State AfOhio, did, on the I'M day 0f
January, A. d. 1854 file their petition tAe Court Of
Common Pleas Ehin aRd fer the county Of Fairfield,
in said State Of Ohio against Me sAid 5sc5 Pearse
andary A. Pearse his wife, defendants, setting forth
that the said James Pearse and Mary A. Pehrse, his
wife, executed and delivered to the said sdem Pearse
mortgage all their right title interest estate or
claim to the undivided third part OF the following lands
stuatefn fafrhea cddfty, Ohio, heinc the ewest half
of fsechoR nuRbcr fve (4 Township number thirteen
3) ofnanSe number nineteen (i9.l estimated IN
tain in said tract one hundred and tytwo 52) Hcres,
be the same more or less, to secure the payment of
six hundred and eight dollars and twenty-five cents,
according Ia certain notes referred to in said mort.
gage and ptaSing thSt the said 5anses Pearse, and
Mary A. Peatse, his wife, Attendants, may ray said
sum now claimed u be due, to-wf the snm Nfss5s-
25 with interest from Dec Sth, 1884, or that the said
premises may be sold 10 pay the same; and the shd
James PeSrse and Mary A. Peatsens wife, dtfendants,
notified thu they are required 10 appear and an
s~et said petition, or before the third Saturday At
ter the 10Th day Of March, 4. \; ls.A
ny, SALEM PEARsE, and
Clarke 4 FrFtter, Att'ys Laura A. Pearse his wife,
Jan. %, TSGi-4i CIV pfST o. PaRtias.
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FEE E y.
A SURE CURE.
TNvERYBoDYis bong cured Of this distressing dis,
INIcase by the use of
DR.. SirfckIaOd's Pile Bemedy.

Read what sufferer says:
Mr.. J. p HaEarde, l64 Second st., Cincinnati, Ohio,
says he has been dreadful sufferer with Piles, for
long tin and had tried nearly everything and could
obtain relief He used about one-ourM OF pot Of
Strickland's Pile Ointment, and It made AcoRplete
cure he advises every one Who is suheriASto Try IT,
Sold by all Druggists, 80 cents per pot. Manutact-
ured at No. East Fourth st., Cincinnati Ohio. Ask for
.STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
Febl8-i1ly
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J 4
NTIlHl Union 1T must, and shall be pressfvedr--
AHdrsW JdekSoH
ULIBHRTT, and Union--noW and forever one
auA insep parallel Daniel Webster.
WhF am asked when l am for dissolution of'he
Union. answer. Never Neveri''-H'Hry Clay
q .sIT 10 n question Of government or no govern
msnt, country or no country. ."-Stcphen A. Douglas
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