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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-14

1. Rap;tal unb uebsrihub ........... $21SO
Sppotbetarii& ssF9ert auf ~lisssnsss @ieentbam.
2. Weiters Geranttrprtlidfeit Der gtcds
BOILERS $@ouU
81. seut,ae @efeufdaft. ssrantst 8etruar S. 1882
autpriart tnrd bas @efes ses Staatss Sats Ssrf@s'
oen Gerluf burh 8erer:
Gebduoe Waaren nub psriOnlides Gigtnfa
i'm etaate Sbp.
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runas =trtrnben, mel6e tn heutfder unS enalif9sr eps
ausssfertist werten, b~eiaeerudt.
Sireftoreu ber Geienidaft:
Or. Ssm. MeYsr, 9etnri@ 9ettmsr, abplf 3sttbsrs,
8 % edmibt, Sacob Nuuer, Saeos Drawer,
Sobn s8asner. Gster settelba@, Or. pb. GSbsr.
Seailte:
aboIta.ttbsse, sraf. saeus msssr, gi'ss
auspdrtise gseuteu. reip. eorreiponntnteu.
eremput: G.. gDiQmer, gilmore: s8tliam gnlenaA
Bellevue: 8 & @ifenbets 5urpn Sobn sdrnict
WpnrpepiIe: R 9ipfd germtIipn: 8 6afenfus
gfrpn: 8 IBeber uub 9 Stint @mherff: s tltbe
sifin: SIS @mid upper sanbusfp: a.gerter
MafIlpn: 8eter 9uetns liverpool: Saul 94es
Canton: N9fufam Sfirbpf Detlan . Drummer
ginblas: Sobn UPeifeI Bucprus: W 9a6mann
Nsilnastptpn: M N3eli@ Nurpalf: SO Subr
Sanbastp: E 9raub ereftltns Uttdbael Weber
@lpria: Sobn 0Sri@ a3arrsn: o. o. Dude
@auiom: s. s. S1neiter sOfioria: M. atnaisse.
ct. Marss: 9b. 9erstns Mistletopn: g. 9atnaAs
Sulphur Sprins: s. 9etb, NRalersburs: 9eni. 0obn
Warioa: @b. Grener Wapafoneta: M. 9umbrpf
BENTON: 8. 4aafmann glorpalt: v. Ssreel -
Oelpbps: Oh. Sing Weinsberg 3. @erbt
Defiance: 8. M. 9ir4ner yieparf, Gliding Co.: q. @rus
2ancaier 8. Seller @arep: 8. Care g.
Bsrea: q. Rrdmer Canal Clinton S. 2imba3
@anal Nutpn: gb. Selb, fen. 9elamare: s.. 9iebeneprfer
Canal Dover 81. Wputaa S1p6ener anb. Stabl
Darlington: E. Draper glapoleon: ge. Spapfh
New gremen: 9 & Weslpb 9isiprne: Spbn WsrleY
SnoHelb: 6. Wiiler Gina Sberntper 4.
Souissiue: 6rieb. StabI.
Geiienbe Mgeuteu:
Ie 8udmann, Sriepri9 selba&.
Sanuar 10. so.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-14

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(aein Bbisfp 4raserat.)
8 o I anb's
Dcutimes Bitters,
kurirt
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@rpfe Gtrapateu,
Blosaennne,
Granfbeiten peS 2agerlebenS
uateeraben iR, nerh.n in hsisn, giters .s f~rafissubss ant
n~eusbenbcs Diitsl fahen.
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co a Neduner pSer Tramen,
Nlte pber Sunee,
perten Rnsen, bog hiefes gtiers Elm rsines Gtdrtunssufte
in, bsN,n fan runterbare Wirfunsfn ni3t BON lG!eGtsn Cpl.
rturffn abban8iS fne.
; Dpfpepfta lo
1o anc aranfbeitsu, teIde aus Der 1laoronnns osr
2eber uub ber Gerbaunugsurgane entfteben,
tperben eurrt bur9 n
Spp1ano's 0entfbes Bitters.
Dice gitters bat se.
sqqg ntebr &uren bepirft, a~
befriebist ansenneiner,
Sat mstr 3euaniie unb mebr rsipsctatte gericnsn
z.ft aufyutpeilen, bic bafir einiteeen,. mi s@
ale iraent Gin anberer Mrifa In Marft.
gEir forbsrn Sebsn beraus, sRis 8ebauptuns 3u uiesrlsssn,
unb mouen Demjeni8sn !, a. .t
5000 besabIen,
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unaHt ID. iziin3 st $500 4aI ss...s ~
Q
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furtrt itttm gaa BON .#
brpuifder pber nerp6feri 9wa6e,
rgoe III f4- gtterenfeisen,
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ha!9l Massn mtlsten.
so Nan becbahte fclssnbs Ssu,ptcute, rsl'
he aus Der llnrrnnuns Der Derbauunsa'Or Organ
entastsn: rs gap Gsa a2sa 5
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Maaeufaure ttebelsea, Sersbrsnren, Itnetgnng &C..
eet @peifsn, @dwere tn Maeen, faurea Muf-
npBen, @ctnten pber prnen IN Der WfaBenpppkt
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g3ruf, In enQJiebern &C., tlDbli&e MnfGQe bon Disc,
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Iteine 8 unfen6oIbe erbeusen tann,
absr bas tsFs @tarfunssmittsl In Der @slt 1T.
W,an Iefe fol8eube 3engnihe:
gou rem &bru. eept y. Bee, pafrr rr Baptaenih
an wembertpn, Stem Serfep. frhber an Der Norb gabiatu,
fir&. IN Ublabelbbia, seseupdris pafor Der gaptifsn
anae III Gbsfsr. ga. =
! .Mir IN $50 Ianbs beutI&es Bthers felt elmer Rebe son Sab.
rem mpbl tefanut. Sd babe es tn metner etgenen 8dntlie 8ebrau6t unit
ftns nirtunsen basea nis - snsssfdst bay 20 m y se "a 10y fa n..S. q
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-14

Boa Zen, Gbrtu. 9. 3. BenbalI, @ebilfs. 8ehaeeur hes
Christian Chronicle, philadelphia.
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grn ben, gtrp. . merrise, YaaOr tsr vaHyun, gap.
then. air1e, in philadelphia.
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tonsen fen, fu bsnast su& nidt NIT tr8.ns elmer bsraaiNsGssn yrspa,
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serpaa bur& bic Grpre5 iuf&idsa. .Fsr
.9aupt=Of6ce unD Tabrif:
Stp. es1 Mr1 CITRATE, Rbtlaoslppta
9nues & Gpans,
(saa9folssr BON 6. Or. Sa6ion ano so.)
Gteentbhm T.
NJ sa s.s,au,eu bel asstsstsrn uas gasks.intautIss inissts D
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-14
Rferen3eu,
ySebr tpertbpou fir Barmer!

Muaemeines 0iebarsneibud. pter lnterridt, mie Der b.
mann gferte, @inbpieb, edaafe. Sdpeine, 9tssen nnaa.
be ~auf,ieben. warten, fatte.n ans TIRE arantbsitta eues
nnb HELEN fpu. f- g .E#3F&-lE 14s ~#s-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-14
Deutf1e
Ueuer=y erNherungs= @efeafM
Glepelann, Cbio.

1. Rap;taf unb usterihub .......... $21SO
5ppOtbetarii9 ssF@ert af ~lisssnsss eigentbam.
2. Weiters gerantpprtlidfeit Der stcds
t"fnsrs $1,000
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-14
pom >. y. Asblwes,
fSnioftm rreufiiher Sbierarst.

*I"sBFVT TFv"pTT~ 7"""O" 7
@eaen ginientune ppn 81 unb elmer 10 Gent porfs
p~erieneet Der ltnterSei1nete pbises Bud an tr8enh etHsat
In ben Ser. Staten. 3
rrs SIS 2puts Sraub,
8eb IS ,6s.-2mt sanbnstp &its. Cite CO..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-14
Union Wouenfabrif.
.<>...,a NrosofrrS NDutnfn. -

Union Wolenfabrlt.
SmeDrms, Gratpfprb Spmntp, y.
q. g8interbpIber, g. S1dffer,
81. d. @bGffer, s. 50. SrewtIer,
Madfolser BON q. Glapper S Co..
Gabritanten uno GrcB' nno aleinbannlsr nit
f6lidten uub seffreiften Saftmtren,
Satiaets, Scans ssfreiften 3eussn, Tlansa, Ncl'
s.fa lenen Ssfsn unb Stri6sarn,
unt In allen Scrten MoIle.
Dies @tabliFement 1T nit ten spnfonrtentten %naeeernen
Maibinerien al!er art perieben. INN ale arbetten sa liefern,
bic in 8abritea erfer SLATE setban meresa. wte
&rdmpeln, .ts. as-
&piunen,
gSeben, a 1
Idrben, +
gSatfen,
HreReu, &c.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-14

Wcan beoenfe, 4.
baB bie1es 8itters niht alfobolii1 it,
feinen Stunt pber @bisfep entbdlt,
feine Sru%nten6oIbe erseusen Tam,
'absr bas tsis @tarfunssmittel In Der Welt 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-14
W,eu IeSe folacnbe Seuent6e:

esn teut Gtrp. Qept o.. 81 d, yafrr rr 8aptienir
an wembertpn, Stem Serfep. friiber an Der Ncrb gapiaeu
fr@. IN Wtaabebtia, sesentudritg pafor Der gaptifsl
aute ~ Gbefar, ga.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-14

II 8u sa,auifn bet apStssfsrn uns Nesst'hssnfiffa 'nif''SD
Der Bet. Gtdaifa. ..
Ta. Is. 85. IS Gem tr ua6mu
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-14

.gMr IN $40 lambs beutfhes Btters felt elmer Retbe son Sab
rem ustf befannt. Sd babe % In meiner etsensn. 8amilie sebrau4t uni
pisien Nnhsrsn ~ emvftsiisn, ans q nets beg g tn elmer aaMa a
siei. 1tafiahe 5fenft& sur &enntats sa brtneen, nb hermit bttientsen
reihe an Ben 1ebeln leistn, sssen peidt etetss Sttters empfotlen wtrs
GmSfebiana a@ bewatrt. SD ttue IS NIT geranaasn. ea SoeaanbI
8ftfers tatl beftmmt ID. Ss esteeaesn ~ Hartsn' UNI TEN ssrautasass'
e~'Ap'' 2est O. Bed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03

The "various influences" are still at
work and will continue, until tho last
vestige of Black RepnbIlcanism is
swept from the land-Edgle.
What our nclghbor calls "BIack
Republicanism" is the ism which has
been the vital element in preserving to
us II nation and government, IN spite
of the late attempt of II blackcr "De.
mocracy" to destroy it. A combina-
ton of the best portion Of the old De-
mocracy with ltepnbIicani'm, formed
the Union organization nf the present
day, and if this is to bo supplanted by
the latest and meancst phase of so call
cd Domocra' y, it will only be brcausc
the Almighty, for the National SINS
sees fit TO teach the people that there
is yet lower deep Of degradation and
misery for the country to sound tn IN
any it has heretofore reached.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
NEW YORR MARKET.
New YORK, April 80.

New YORK, April 80.
FLOUR-DuII. and lOu lower on
common anl medium grades 81 9O@
8 40 for extra State. $9@9 25 for com.
mon to good shipping brands and ex-
ira round hoop Ohio. and 50 3O@lO 80
for trade brands. closed dull
WllISKY-Dull at So 26@2 261 for
western.
WllEAT-Dull, and nominally 20
Sc lower; small sales Of old winter rcd
western at 80 81.
RYE-Qu,ct western, 78c. Barley
and B trley m 1T. dull AMI nominal.
CORN-Dull aud rather easier; $50
$50 for nnSonnd, 95@S7Ac Tor soun5
mixed western, in store and delivered,
and SSc for damaged. ..r
OArS-Qniet, ut 43@49c for now
western. and 55@60c for did do.
COFFEE-Dull and uominally un-
changed.
y SUGAR--S'ea at 1O4@12c.
MOLASSES-Flrm PorLo Rico, ,70c
PErROLEUM-Dull aL2jc for crude,
aud 4O@4lc Tor refined in bond.
PORK-Openrd heavy and lower,
but closed FIRM; S27@37 BIZ for new
mess, closing at S27 rs, regular; S26
@26 20 for old do. and S23 1921 Tor
prime and 1850 bbls new mess, for
May, June and July; sellers and buy
crs' option. ut $27@27 80.
BEEF-SteudY at $1,000 so for new
plain mess, and S2l@4 80 for new ex-
tru mesS.
BEEF HAMS-Firmer at 40@41c.
Gu r-MEATS- Quiet aud steady ;
l1@l2c for shoulders; l63@174c lor
hams
BACON-Held firmer, and quiet.
LARD-Dulfandehe heavy at l74@2t.
BuTTER-Quiet t27@45c for Ohio,
and 100000 for State.
CHEESE -Dull atl6@22o.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
wooLEN FACTORY.

We had the pleas, ,e, on Tuesday
last, If being shown through the several
departments of the above mentioned
establishment, by one>of the gentle.
manly proprietors, Mr.. Olds, of the
firm of 0lds Il Rabbits We confess
to no little surprise ut finding so exlcn.
sive and wo'lappointed a concern. it
having been vastly improved in every
respect within the past year or two
The goods here manufactured will vie
wi the best aud hands0mcst that ind
u place on the counters of our dry
goods or clothing men, from whatever
quarter obtained. Blankets of snowy
whitencss, ana OF quality unsnrpass-
ed by any we ever saw, with flannels.
Jeans, satinetts, cassimereS, cloths. &C..
in great variety, beauty and excel.
lence, arc piled up in the sale room in
quantity. Tho machinery which turns
oQt such work Is OF coarse OF the most
modern and improved character, and
ia charge of skilliul and faithful hands,
both male and female. Not satisfied
with the present condition of things.
the entTprising ?roprietors are add
iag further improvements Tho tradc
Of Messrs. Old & Rabbits is large and
constantly increasing; and the time
cannot be distant when the reputation
of the fabrics sent out from the Lam
caster Wooden Factory, in the terrific.
ry in which they may disseminated.
will n 1t be rivalcd by those of any
other establishment of the kind
This notice is prompted by the feel
ing that such institutions. together
with the manufacturing and mechani.
cal interest generally, are of the class
deserving special encouragement, MS
conducting, in pre,eminens degree. To
tho general prosperity of the c6mmu
nifty in"which they are located.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
Turnpike Mseting at Plea.antviile.

We are requested to announce that a
meeting Of those favorable to the con
struction ofa turnpike road from Lam
easter to Newark, by way Of Pleas
antville, New Salem, Thornville and
Jacktown, will be held at Pleasant.
vile, on Saturday, the 18th inst, at 2
o'clock P. NJ.
We are glad to see n movement of
this kind. Nothing will contribute
more to the prosperity of the county
than the multiplication of good turn.
pike roads threading every portion Of
its territory. Good speed to such en-,
terprises, say we. ..-.. ......
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
Something New.

We have been shown one OF "Foye's
Excelsior Family Siftors," which
seems real improvement. and will
prove a great acquisition to all house.
keepers. Mr.. 3. G. Sparks, Agent, IS
at the American Hotel, where all do
sirous Of examining this useful article
can have an opportunity of doing so
1t has already had an immense sale
wherever introduced. Those wishing
to obtain the Sitter, or to invest in the
purchase Of couOty rights, should lose
no time in calling on Mr.. Sparks.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
NJ u RTE n

GANBy-I0tNSON- IN the 23d NJ Anr'l lsff. nv
the Rev " K'ng at the ra'iar,e of tho. brides
mother VI. ue1~v g nhv an lMiss Mary r. John.
son. MI of ii king co"nty.
IYT2 -o\VTS- N tho ?ifh inst. At tho rn. {.
dnn"e til" hrirn's nther, in Rush rpnh township,
Miss RelrNcrn G. nNv's, ali Of this county.
We acknowledge the cakn-ond tender tn the we'd.
ded prr the sincere wishes of the printers for their
long life. prosperity md happiness.
H,wRECK FIR R-HOUSER-on tho 2cth nit, by
the Rov. q II tornrrr, Mr.. Peter X Tnwhecker to
Miss lydia A. Ionsnr, the h,rmcr of Licking md the
latter NJ Fairfield county. Ohio o. a-- -
MYERS-nUTcNT- ON the eNh ult hy tho Rev.
G II. eonnrd. Mr.. Alhnrt Myers, to Miss Alletta
Outrnlt. both of Baltimore, Ohio.
soItDY-On tie Let inst, hy the Roy,
~. " L"on'rd. Mr. Lucas Miller to Miss Mary NJ.
Soialy, both Of this county.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
noN. IEFEEnsoN pAvIs.

All kinds Of rumors are afiOat from
Washington respecting this dislin-
guished individual. First, we have the
report that TIC President will shortly
release the OK President on parole and
accord TO him the same privileges Civ
en- Lee, Stephens aud other leaders Of
the great rebellion. This we think
should be done at once Eagle.
Hon. Jefferson Davisl" "Distin-
guished individual!l"''Ex President!n"
This is the modern Democratic style
of speaking of the chief promoter of,
and actor in the most stulendous trag-
edy of all timel Honorable, VIC sup.
pose, is jeff, for having concocted and
carried out as far as he was able, the
blackest scheme of treason ever hatch.
ed in u civilized land. Distinguished
also, doubtless for the purity Of his
democracy Er President too! Well
this is a recognition of the Southern
Confederacy, If we never had one be
fore. Can't the new style Democracy
find a candidate for the Presidency
without having jeff. Davis turncd loose
for the purpose of furnishing them
one2
When tho arch-traitor shall be re
leased without trial. and restored t.
the chance of becoming President o
this Union, then it will be time TO un
chain the Devil and set him at thu
head of the Christian church
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
WOnaA ~

NIoTICE her .by given to all whom IL mHy cor.
y cern. that at the next session Of the Connis.
sioners Of driel ppnty. 10 he hel IN June next
there Will he presented petition praying for the
alteration o. the cOrIty 70 IT, lea ing rom Iiitnnore.
in said county TO the city Of Columbus. on the lands
OF Harvey Campbell a1 David Z'rkle, IN Liberty
township, IN sail county, sad propo'et alteration
hnda ofst.i Harvey Campbell, at or near point in
said Ena 70 ii whore the same crosses Popar Creek
in said township Of Lbeiy and al4o near the corner
nj the lands OF said Harvey C,mpbell and David
Zerkle; thence running westSsraly along the right
hank OF sqid POp,r Creek and a. near sad creek NJ
COOL road can he ma le. until the SAID prnpO~ed
new line Of roat will ag lin iuiersct the said Iii.
moro ano Columbus 70 VI on the lands of said Camp.
bell, ani there tn ate; ana To yacafe 20 much
of said Columbus road as is embraced within the
road HEREBY proposed to be made Ihtad AR 2S,
l9G6 MANY PETITIONERS.
NAV ard, loGC.-4ws
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CONCERT.

We are called upon by Prof scuNEt-
DER, just as we go to press, and re-
quested to anpounce that about the
middle of next week, assisted by his
family, he will give an entertainment
At the City Hall. A rare treat is in
store for all lovers Of good music.
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EXHIBITION OF HORTICULTURAL So
eIErY Members of the Hooking Val.
ley Horticultural Society will take no.
tice that the question Ofhoiding an ex.
hibition during the coming srm@cr is
to be determined at the next meeting,
on Saturday 18th inst. A full atten-
dance of members is deaired.
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EcLEcTrc MAGAZINE w u. Bid
well, Editor and Proprietor, No 5,
Beckman street, New York. We are
in receipt of the May number OF this
excellent periodical. Good as it al
ways is, this is superior number
Not an article in it, that once com.
menced, will fail to enchain the read
ers attention till its perusal is com.
pleted.
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Lancaster is good place, and for
the first time in somo years, is ruled
by good Eagle.
Then of course, Mcssrs VIM. Vorys.
John A. Hunter, and Simeon Denton,
late Of the City CounJil, are bud men
How many of our citizens will coincide
with our neighbor in this fling at the
character of such men?
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SALE OF FINE SHEEP. -.Messrs. Gibbs.
Jackaway & Co., as will be seen by
their advertisement in another column,
propose to sell a lot of fine ewes and
bucks on the 18th inst, near Millers.
port. in this county. This sale will af.
ford our wool growers an opportunity
OF angmenting and improving their
stock, which should not he neglected
Increased attention to wool growing
in Fairfield county, is q matter tha,
will be found to pay.
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Hxsblaa Notice.

NIOTICE Is hereby given tn all whom i may con.
cern, that at the next lune session of the Com
mrssioners of Fairfield County. petition will be
presented for the vacation OF tine following de-
scribed road. tO.wIt: That part of the ol state
Road between the house formerly occupied by A. G
Ford and the hafse:tion line dividing the and~ OF
Jacob Pickering and G. N. Tussing in Violet Town
ship and asn that part OF the road running thro igh
p H. Crystl,s band. between the corner nf John
Shlrnp and Jacob BOyer's land and the old state
Road for the llow,ug reason: That part Of the old
Apri;w, Isis MANY PETITIONERS.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-The Pres
byterian congregation of this city
have secured the services of Rev. G. Fl
WEBsrER, an able and eloquent minis.
tor, as regular officiating clergyman
Divine service may hereafter be ex.
pected regularly at this church, at
the usual times, and on such other oc.
casions as may be announced from time
10 time.
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InternaI Revenue Asso..m.a,-

Everybody should understand that
now is tho time to call at the proper
Offices aud render the statements re.
quired by the National Tax laws. The
assessors do not call personally on tax
payers, as is the case under State laws,
and the penalties for neglect or omis
sion are severe, and may be summari-
ly imposed. We publish this week
sundry paragraphs on this subject, all
worthy of atteation. '-a
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FrxED Up.-In our stroll to The 70,

: FIXED uP.-ln our stroll to the foot
of Broad street, the other day, we were
struck with the appearance of neatness
and newness about the Mumaugh
Grist-mill, on the canal. Itappears to
have been recently thoroughly re6ttod
within. and painted outside, and pre-.
,sents q substantial and attractive ap.
pearance. The labels "Hominy and
Feed Mill"and "Cash for Wheat" tell
the story Of the operations carried on
inside. MOssrs. Mumaugh & Son evi.
IDENTIFY intend to keep up with the
times, and We wish them great sue
YES g8gr g92 I3wA
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nIO=Od Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY given TO MI whom u may con.
cern, that Mt the next session Of the C"nnls.ion-
Of Fairfield county, to he held in June next there
inent o the following described County Road, alera-
ton of u road to wit: Commencing in the center OF
the old State road near the dwelling house formerly
occupied by A, c. Ford. in Lher township; thence
section line dividing the lands ofP l.. Crysty, Joha
Shimp and Jacah iimeherger, the lne between
Liberty aud Violet townships to intersect the road
on the line between O. n, Tnssng and lacob Flicker.
ing. IN Violet town 4hip, aud 'h're ter innate.
April 10, lSj5-iw% MANY PETITIONERS.
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GRAND OPENING.

H. A. GEBELElN will be happy to
ycsse his friends and customers on next
Tuesday evening, May s, 1866, at thalf
past o'clock P. NJ.
- pa- No explanation Of the above
is needed. If there aint large mum
ber Of "grand openings" on tho above
occasion, we shall miss our guess. .-ED |
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Recollect that DR.. D. Ii Seelye's
CATARRu REMEDY will
cure Catarrh, thus arresting disease,
which il allowed its course will result
in Consumption. All Druggists sell
IL.