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Book on the Rebel Prisons.

Mr.. Il. Bourne, Agent for the sale
of the work, has presented us a copy
of a book with the following title page:
"Life and Death in Rebel Prisons,
giving a complete history Of the in
human and barbarous treatment of
our brave soldiers by rebel authorities,
inAicting terrible suffering and fright
full mortality, principally at. Ander-
sonvillc, Ga, and Florence, S, G., de-
scribing plans of escape, arrival of
prisoners, with numerous and varied
incidents and anecdotes Of prison lite.
By Robert Ii. Kellogg, Sergeant Major
10th Regiment Connecticut Vofun-
tcors. Prepared from his Daily Jour
nal" &c, &c.
The book contains q number Of illus
trations, and will be found n truthful
history of the awful suffering of our
men in rebel prisons. A portrait oI
President Lincoln accompanies each
COPY.
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ORITUARF.


DlED-At the residence Of her son
U. J. Duffield in Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia, on the 3lst day Of May, 1865,
Mrs. ROSANNA DUFFIELD, relict
Of the late William Duflield, aged eigh-
ty-fvc years, and twenty-six days.
The deceased, with her husband,
emlgrated from Berkeley county, Vir-
ginia, to the Western country at an
early period Of its scttlemcnt--pcr-
haps about 180f-and fixed their abode
on the Southeast corner Of Main and
Fourth Streets, in the then new town Of
Lancaster, Ohio, where they continu.
cd 10 reside for many years. 1Ierhus.
band, man Of industry and entcr'
prize, when on trading expedition
to New Orleans and the Island Of Gu.
ba, fell victim 10 Yellow Fever atihe
latter place, moro than forty years
ago. A few Of our pioneer citizens,
for there are but Il small number now
living, will, no doubt, recollect the sub
ject Of this notice. She was the near
relative Of Samuel and john W. Gun.
ningham, of Hooking township, and
of the present families Of the late Hen
ry Micrs, of Lancaster. and William
Tong, Of Carroll. Thus has passed
away this venerable and pioneer old
lady, after having endured and suffer
ed all the prvations incident to the
settlement Of our city, and which is
now so happily cnjoyel by the pre-
sent generation.
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beyyIng Taxes for City purposes and fot other pur.
poses iu this ordnance MENTIONED isr the year
lsG5, for the City Of Lancaster;
SECTION l. De Il s-daiis3 Jy ne City C0qreA Of
TIE Cyfy Of Lrner1ter, That tax OfOnc aud one half
mills on The dolIsF u valuation Lc aud the
hereby levied, upon I'll property subject to taxation
for State and County purposes, within oincorpora-
tod limits ofthe City Ot Lancaster, pr Cf purp0ses
gEc n. BE Il further Drjgiaei Ly tie naihardy
ahjfe,aiJ, That tax VI TwO Thousand Dollars be-
and the saIne is hereby leyio1, upon property sub
jrct to taxItOn for State and County purposes thn
The ntorpor tied limits 3its City Of OfLHncasero pro-
vide for the payment Of the bonds Of saidcity falling
due within the fiscal year ending March 70, 1866.
SHf. III. BE IL further ,daiasd bT N: dg'hO~iig
ufyresad, That tax Of One THOUSAND FiIe Hundred
dollars be- and the same IL hereby levied upon oil
property subject to taxation for State and County
purposes within the Incorporated lpnss ofthe City
Of Lancaster. for the purpose Ofmeetng the interest
accrued and to accrue on the bonds Of the said
City dnring tA5 year lsGj.
/ Src. ". Beh fgrthsr orjaiGet Jy he qft0, by
at9-esqJ That tax .! One mill on the dollar Of val
nation be, and the same is hereby lcr"i.U Up0n nll
property subject 10 tlTGtion, for Etate and county
purposes, within the incorporated limits Of the ciiy
Ot Lancaster for the purpose Of contributing 10 the
maintenance ofthe Fire Department isaid city.
Sre " Bel: ordained by the authority Piore said,
That tax Of four mills IN the dollar of the yalua-
ton be- and the same is hereby levied, upon al the
property subject to taX0ton for State AMI county
purposes within the Incorporated niis Of the city
or Inncaster for the PURPOSE Of raising fund ~
boimliesto 70 volunteers credited 20 saidcty.
SEC VI. This ordnance shall be IN fore" aud
take effect from and afteris passage and cs pnbll-
cation.
Passed May goth, 1867.
c. DrESBACH. s...
President of city Council 0: Lancaster.
WV. T.. KI.G, Clerk. ..I. ell.
| May3llt.
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Money Order once.

We arc informed by our Postmaster
that he will bo prepared to issue mo-
ney orders on and after the Sd day Of
July. Orders for sac or less can then
be had upon all designated offices.
$40 or less .......................i0 cents.
Over $40 and not over $20....15 "
Over $g6and not xerS30....20 "
Orders can bo transferred but once,
n second endorsement making them
void and useless as orders. A written
application, (thc form being furnished)
must be-madO to the Postmaster'-
When an order is wanted give full
particulars, &c. Full information as
to the offices upon which drafts may
bedrawn can be had at the Postofice
in this city. w
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The Fourth Of July.

Innoarly all our ncighboring cities
we notice that tho Fourth of July is to
be celebrated in the old-fashioned way.
In many places the programme is an
nouneed and the press is agitating the
subject. We have not heard, so far,
of any movement toward celebration
in Lancaster. Wcsuggcst thata meet
ing be held and arrangements be made
at once fol, celebration as of old,
when men Of all parties put aside their
strifcs and prejudices and joined in
COMMUNICATING the National Birth
day. The war is over, we have stood
tho tfialef both foreign and domestic
war, and the great American nation is
to-day what it was formerly said to be
in Fourth Of July orations. In our
glory and power We have cxcelled the
brightest pictures Of young orators,
conquered the. respect Oh EUROPE, anu
madcc even our enemies in England ac-
knowledge that we have astonished the
world. Everything urges the people
TO celebrate. Thousands of our gal
liant soldiers are returning to their
homes, and if for no other purpose, We
should celebrate the day for them, and
make it an ovation to their endurance
and yaler, "a 29FE wnErtE.
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MISS gcHNEinEn,s CONCERT.

We have tho pleasure this week of
announcing the Concert mentioned in
our last. Miss CARomNE SCHNEIDER
will give an Instrumental and vocal
Concert on tomorrow (Friday) eve
ming, June 10th, at the City Hail.
The admission foo will be fifty cents.
Wcspokc in our last ofthc genius and
Success Of Miss Schneider as pianist
We have only toJfopcat our congratu-
lations to the citizens of Lancaster
upon the opportunity presented of
hearing native of our own city who
will take rank among the FIRST per-
formers Of the country. We anticipate
an overAowing house, and rare en-
tsrtainment.
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RESOLUTIONS,

l. ReSolced, That in the judgment
of this Convention the fruits of the
signal victory which the loyal people
have achieved over the enemies Of the
country, can be secured only by main
tanning the organization and power Of
the Unicn party.
2. ReSotUed, That VIC hereby ex-
press our confidence in the wisdom
and patriotism of President Johr son,
and that we heartily approve the pol
icy of the Administration in bringing
the leaders of the Rebellion to justice
and rendering treason odious. "
3D.. That the thanks of the nation
arc due to the gallant mon of our Army
and Navy--that we will honor and
reward the living, and over cherish
the memory OF the hoble dead.
4th. Resolred, That the vote of this
county in the State Convention be
cast for Hon. John BrougA for Cover
nor, and that our Delegates bo in
structed accordingly.
JOHN A. HUNTER,
LAFAYETTE PICKERING
JOSIAH FLATTERY,
A. P. ASHBRO0K,
ANDREW DAVIDSON.
Tho Resolutions were adopted.
On motion, -
The Convention adjourned.
q ri JOHN NJ. CONNELL,
Chairman,
A. P. MILLER,
Secretary.
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A Freak OF the LIghtning.

n During tire heavy'storm of Friday
evening last, The Lightning struck the
rod on tho Presbyterian Church, de-
sccnding on the North side TO an i'm
perfect insulator. 1t .hen passed. along
thewah, ,lknocking the stone cap from
one ofthe windows, disappeared, and
came out on tho South side of the
Church, shattering the stone wall
where theIlatterjo joins the brick wall of
the Church. Persons in, the neigh
borhood say they "heard the lightning
si<.." We mention this in order to
call attention to the many imperfectly
insulated rods aboutithe city,, Light
AiBgrOdS ofthis kind, instead Of being
protection are exceedingly danger
Gus. 2 35.tst ..,. ' '''c
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EauaCza anEOm1a-

gTNhe undersigned will open their Second Norma.
] lnsttHte a. Lancaster, Ohio, July lith, legj gt
O'Clock r. bf. to connnue seYen weeks.
Spae lei object Of this IDsttufe is 70 drill Teach.
err ia al tho elementary branches, ahd the best
method Of teaching the ssDe.
Instruction Wilfsfso be gwen in Scientific Penman.
ship, Algebra, PhysIology, &c. PcnmeDship vii bc
taught 10 mlnner entirely new 70 most Teach
trs, and sll richly pPAy the expense oi attending
the lnsttdle.
Thitou f3r Term Invariably n advance. With 10 DE-
dnet0u foraD'snce, and with no extra charges
For f.ndi-~........................ %
Gentlemen. n..,............................. W
gunel0.tf T. HARPER 4 HARTZLER.
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Cure for Cntarrh.

A friend, being anxious to relieve
the afflicted, requests us to make pub
lie cure for what is commonly called
Catarrh. 1t is simply the application
of squirrel skins, while fresh and
warm. The wife of our informant was
cured of n Catarrh in the hand in
eight days by this application.
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The barn of Commissioner G. Tro-
vingcr, who resides in Walnut town
ship, was struck by lightning on Fri
day evening last and entirely consum-
cd. Six hundred bushels of wheat, a
a large quantity Of wool, and num-
Der of farming implements, harness,
&C., we learn, were burned in the barn
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CnrMrNAL cAsra.

Tho case of the State VS.. John G..
Corder for the murder Of Emanuel
Drcsbach, tried in this cityla week,
resulted in a verdict Of murder in the
second degree. All that could be done
to givothe murder political character
and to shield Cordcr was done by his
party friends, but the Jury, every one
Of whom VIC believe belonged to the
same political party with Corder, found
tho truo verdict. We believe this is
the only verdict which tho evidence
justified. The penalty fixed by law, is
imprisonment in the Pcnitcntiary for
life. tj..y .
The case Of the State vs.. David
Wolf tor rape, resulted in verdict Of
guilty. Tho penalty is fixed at not
less than three nor moro than twenty
years Imprisonment. AS this is very
aggravated case, we have no doubt
Judge an Trump will give the pris'
oner the benefit of the extreme penalty
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The County convention.

Tho Proceedings of Tho Union Coun-
ty Convention called to appoint dele
gates to the. State Convention and to
select, Central Committee, will be
found in another column. Fairfield
County has but four votes in the Con-
vontion, yet it was deemed best to
send seventeen delegates, ono from
each township and four from the city,
a majority Of whom are authorized to
castillo vote! Wo hope to see all the
delegatcsat the Convention.
The Central Committee is composed
of good men and good workers. 1t
is not too, soon for them to "gird on
their armor" and march into tho
stronghold of the enemy.
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4. li itf Dos tAh -
With the present number OF the
Gazette terminates tho six months du-
ring, which we contracted TO furnish
the paper To the gallant soldiers from
this county, For the past six months
we have been sending weekly over $50
copies toaIl parts Of the vast field of
military operations.
We thank the friends of the soldiers
for this liberal contribution. Tho
mony lctters received from tho Army
attest how highly the soldiers have
appreciated the kindness which sup
piled them with their home paper.
Many of tho soldiers from this ceun-
ty will no doubt-remain in the Army
for some months longer, and if their
friends will indicate wish to continue,
we shal! be happy to send the Gazette
rs heretofore. qtg .",tt.I
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DEAD LETTERS.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE public
may be surprised to learn the number
oflctters which are now being received
at the Dead.letter Office. sent there
under the newlaw. The public should
remember the old law allowing letters
not prepaid to be sent forward accord
ing to address, and double postage
collected of the receiver, has been re.
pcalcd; that now every letter not en-
titled to be carried through the mails
free, must have stamp upon it or it
is sent to the Dead-letter Office.
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MARRIED..

On June 1st, by Rev. B. N. spahr,
Mr.. JAMES W. MASON and Miss Re-
BEccA A. HOLMES. all of Fairfield co.
In this city, on tho 1st day of June,
1865, by Rev. T. H. Phillips, Mr.
ADELBERr HowsER and Miss ELIZA A.
PRATER, both of this city. ..tJ
On Tuesday the 9th day Of June,
1865, by the Rev. j. F. sb@ffer, at the
residence Of the brides father, in Madi-
son township, Fairfield county, Ohio,
Mr.. SAMUEL II. KooNTz and Miss JU-
LA A. SHErIEB, Of this county. o.,
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Spirit of the West.

"The Spirit Of the West is the title
of the new sporting journal recently
started at Cincinnati. 1t is published
by B. G Burrows at SO per annum.
We congratulate tho sporting men of
the Westupon having at last a journal
of their own, in which there fishing
and hunting excursions, billiard match
cs trials of fine horses, &c, &C., shall
be chroniclcd. The paper has 6 good
corps of editors and correspondents,
and is worth sustaining.
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R9y~ Merit will not go unrewardcd
though ofLcntimcs justice may seem
to be tardy. In the case of DR. D. II.
Scelye, who discovered the Liquid Ca
tarrh Remedy which has cured thou
sands who had almost given up hope Of
cure, it has been thus;but during the last
year in the unprecedented amount of
sales to inhabitants of nearly every
cline, dothe people acknowledge the
value of his long study and great
learning. y
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We call the special attention of our
readers to the new advertisement of
A. G. Benton. Ho keeps constantly
on hand a large stock Of the worry best
Groceries and sells as low as any
other establishment in the city. Call
and see him, in the Gicsy Building,
two door West of Hooking Valley
Bank.
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n1oGRApHICAL STRETCHES.

We have received from the author,
a book with the following title: "Bio-
graphical Sketches of the Fifty. sixth
Ohio House Of Representatives, con
vencd January 4th, 1861. BY Abra-
ham Stagg," The book contains the
main facts in the life of each member
of the last House, and will be inter
csting to the members themselves and
no doubt to their friends also. The
book can bc had by leaving orders at
either of the book stores.
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MARE Foa SALE.
,{TTACIipiENT.

Joseph Az, Pit ! Before Theo. stoyer, J, ?. OF
John iisnnsRe, Den couuty,'o
nn tho 25th day Of April A., D. 1865, said Justice
q Dlskuod an order OF attacnment in the above ac-
tionforths sum Of Thirteen Dollars and fry cents
1913 80 JoSEfh ALL
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Which was agreed to.
On motion Of |. E. Koontz, a Com
mittec Of threo was appointed to re-
port Central Committee for the
County, to serve during tho ensuing
year-Mcssers. l. Il. Koontz, Genl
Bope and Geo. G, Beck said Commit
tee. .--.-..-
On motion If John A. Hunter, a
Committee of FIVE was appointed TO.
draft resolutions expressing the sem
timent of the Convention-Messrs.
John A. Hunter, A. P. Ashbrook,
Capt. l.. Pickering, Josiah Flattery
and Dr. Davidson said Committee.
DR.. Barlow, frcm tho Committee to
select delegates, reported the follow
ing named Persons us chosen by said
Committee:
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON DELEGATES
TO STATE CONVENTION.
, EuShcreek-John Shoemaker.
Berne-Jas. II. Pcarsc.
Madison-John Abbott.
Clearcreek-Geo. F. Hamlin.
Amdnda-Andrew Peters.
BiOOm-D. Crumlcy.
ViOlct--Capt. l.. W. Pickering.
Liberty--A. Il. Mason. = Et-.7
WalnM--Dr. Jno. Goss.
RichLdnd--Jno, w. Vansant.
Pieasdnt--Jacob Huber.
Gree4feld-J. Flattery - e.
Hocking--G E. Howe.
LaacaSter--Col.J j. NJ. Connell, A. P.
Miller, Jno. A. Hunter.
On motion, the name Of DR.. A. C..
Barlow was added to the list of dele
gates for the City of Lancaster.
Tho Report Of the Committee was
adopted. -. -.-. f-' 4
Mr., Koontz, from the committee ap-
pointed to Select Central Committee,
made the following Report
FAIRFIELD COUNTY UNION GEN.
TRIAL LCOMMlTTEE.
Amanda-Jacob Bollenbaugh.
Bernc-1Ienry Eckert.
BlOom-J. CrumIoy.
Ciedrcreek-Saml Barr.
Greenfeld-Josiah Flattery.
Hocking-Geo. Pugh. -,
LiJcry-A. Il. Mason.
MadiSon-Isaac Wolf
PledSdnt-David Huber.
Richldnd-Noah McNaughton.
Rpshcreck--Simon Becry.
! Fiotet--Hcnry Ritter. a.
Walnut--Joseph Doran.
CHyof LdncaSter-C. F. Sbaeffer.
''G G. NJ. l.. Wiseman
... J. D. Martin.
p. B. +. Reinmund.
"l 8G D. Tallmadgc.
On motion, the name of Geo. G
Beck was added to the Committee tol
the city of Lancaster.
The Report of the Committee was
adopted.
Mr.. Hunter, from tho Committed
to draft resolutions, reported the fol
loWinr.
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Ayers Cherry PectoraA.
FOR 7Hr nArrp ctnr oS

FOR THE EATTD crpt OF
Coughs, co!ds, Influenza, Hoarssntssj
Group BroneA!tis. IneipIentsC onsumps
ton, and forthe reiiEfof ConsumptivS
Patients ia the Advanced stages of tn
DIaepse.
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7.3O LO A N.

sOS IL ~ AA. Az i
These notes are issued under date Of July 10, 1867
and are payable three years from that date
cy or are convertible at the option ofthe holder into
U. $. 500 six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS
These bonds are now worth handsome premium
and gre exempt, as are all the Government bonds,
fran State County and Municipal Tarsion, Which ads
from one TO three per cent pcf aonm 10 their ra!ae'
according to the rate levied upon other property
Thcintcresti IS payable semi-onnually byconpons at
taehed to each note which may be cut of and sold to
any bank or banker.
The interest at 7.3o per cent. amounts 10
Oae cent per day on n $50 note
Two cents G sc 500 H
Ten g {" $500
80 ," &c" $1,000
81 " $1,000 "
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt ofsubscrptons
The notes of this Third Series are precisely similar
in form and privileges to the sevon-Thires already
sold, except that the Government reserves to itself
the option ofpNyng interest in gold coin at Oper
cent, instead of : s.lOh in currency. Subscribers
at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes fthis third series Of the
seven-thrtics will commence on the LIST ofJunc, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date.
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter ofintcr3t.--
The payment in gold, if made, will he equivalent to
the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event of
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold be
availcd Of would so reduce and equalizc prices that
purchases made with six per cent. in gold would he
fully equal to those made with seven and three-tenths
per cent in currency. This is
| THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government, and its suporiorad
yantagcs make it the GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF
THE PEOPLE, ..........
Less than $3.50, 900 of the Loan authorized by thu
last Congress are now on the market. This amount
at the rate at which is being absorbed, will all he
subscribed for within two months, when the notes
will undoubtedly command q premium, MS has uni
formly been the case closing the subscriptions t.
other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section o
the country may be afforded facilities for taking m
loan, the National Banks, State Banks and Prvat
Bankers throughout the country have general.
agreed to receive subscriptions at par Subscriber
will select their own agents, whom they have conf
dcncc, and who only arc to he responsible for th'
delivery of the notes for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
straightforward be rcceirei byhc First Nation
nj Bank of Lancaster, Ohio
May %, 1865, s-2m.
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Notary Public.
IPGgoI 'larch 10th, 1851
An GisNlNANCE

Passed March 10th, 1867.
AN ORDINANCE
n.Ordh,ance 10 amend the 9Th section of m Orli
nance entitled "1n UI1.nancc defining and PUNISH
ing Offences passed June 23l, a, .. 1852
SEc /. Be IL oririasI BY he CITY CoHae IF ne CIy
of Lancasier, Thntifany person Aexhb-
any stud horse. stallion, ass IN any of tcpt b.
lie streets alleys or ctinnlona Of said city Nthouta
rider or without being in harness, or let or permit
TO be let such stud horse, stallion ass 10 any
mare or mares, jenny or ienncs. within the limits Of
said city. every such person, whether such pfraon
be no owner OF such stud horse, stallion or ss, or
the agent Ofthc Of scn stnd horse. stallion Or
ass shall on conviction thereof. bc fined In amy sum
not exceeding twenty dollars, less than ten dol
lars a"d shall pay the costs ut prosecution.
Src ? This ordinance -ha take efe,t and he in
force from and after the first day ofIune. b S6j
VI. CHARLES DRESBACli, Pres. c. q.
W q. King, city Clerk. n
MtylS
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Byautlorlty of the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
undersigned the General Subscription Agent for the
sale of the United States sccurcs offers to the pub
lie tho third series efTreasury Notes, bearing seven
and three-tepls per cent interest per annum known
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ESTATE Of ). A. soLIDAY

NJ office Is hereby given Tint the undersigned has
y been appointed anA qualified as Administrator
of the estate of J. 4. SUDiDtY. drceased. late OF
Fairhnld county, Ohle. HENRY RITTER.
Lancaster, May 5-G~@
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NGD6E0G.

A III, nersons are hereby notified not to purchase
y or receive n rroInssory. noto ,given by WILL
LIAM DEL0NG, and made payable to the, ,nnder'
s,ened, dated April 2sh 1881 due six mouths aitel
Sate, said note With the poShet book con.sihng H.
Having been lost on shc 1tth in.t
Columbus, q, April ~, 'G5.-5n G. D. PORTER.
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So wide is the stage Gifts usefulness
ahl ~ Numerous are the cases OF its
cUrss, that almost every section 81
country nlUrpds in persons publicly
known. Whp have been restored from
alarming aud even desperate diseases
Of the lungs by #. use. When hnca
,-iad II, utInat1ori., o,-or ovar;. ,it,n )
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AN ORDINANCE

beyyng Taxes for City purposes and fot other pur.
poses iu this ordnance MENTIONED ier the year
isC5 for the City Of Lancaster;