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n6g- Additjonal Pcnsion has h

Dd- Additional Pension has been
granted by act Of Congress June 9th,
1866, TO soldiers disabled while in the
military or naval service of the United
States, and in the line of duty. $l5
per month to any soldier who shall
have lost one hand or one foot, or has
been totally or permanently disabled
in the same, or otherwise so disabled as
to render his disability equivalent to
loss of hand or foot.
A new application must be made by
every person who is entitled to increas-
ed. pension under this law.
T. W. TALLMADGE, authorized Mil
itary Claim Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
procures Pension and Bounty for Dis.
charged Soldiers. He has the expert
ence of years in the business; keeps
constantly employed ten competent
clerks, and is recommended by every
Government and State officer, or citi.
zen of Columbus.
Send your Pension Certificate and
write him to obtain the increased pen,
sion, or call upon B. f. RE1NMuND &
Son, Agents for Mr.. Tallmadge in THU
city, Fees S10-limited by law.
14-tf
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NEW TEsrntONr Of DR.. Knapp'S
skill In restoring vision. Statement
of A. J, Owens, Esq, grocery mer-
chant, Of Carroll:
CARROLL, Fairfield Co., July, 1866.
My son was blind; unable TO walk
alone, or see any OIject-and defed all
medical aid / could obtain to restore
his vision. l was induced to place him
under the Of DIR. Knapp, the Ocu.
list, and the result was that he was
restored to. Sigh, and he can now see as
we'll as any one. Al, OWENS.
DR.. Knapp will be in Lancaster next
Wednesday forenoon, at the Tallmadge
House, half a day, exclusively treat
ing Deafness and Blindness.
His permanent address, while at the
West, is Columbus, Ohio, where all let
ters should be directed.
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The SOLDIERS FRIESD.-Thi excel
lent soldiers paper has now reached a
circulation of 32, 900 copies monthly
This should be extended until every
man who served in the Union armies
is in receipt of a copy. No sheet more
patriotic, entertaining and useful is is
sued from the press in this country
0nly fifty cents q year, and when five
dollars are RENTED for a club of ten,
tho,seuder will receive, post paid, a
superior large steel plate portrait Of
President LINCOLN. William GLAND
Bourne, Editor, No. IL, Centre street
New York.
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THE PITTSBURGH
EYE IND e 4 r.
INFIRMARY


GAO Penn. ST. was established. for the treatment
ofall diseases ofthe EYE and EAR, and all OHRoN.
IC AFFECTIONS, especially those recurring surgi
cal medical treatment. Under the management of
Drs. Hazlett n Barbour the blind and the deaf have
been made to see and hear, crossed eyes have been
Strengthened, Deformed Limbs o. all varieties have
been made straight and useful.
A large number ei diseases Of the Hip and other
Joints and many chronic and obstinate diseases re-
qulring MEDICAL and surgical skill have been under
treatment and cured.
ALL DIS EASES or INJURIES requiring SUR
GICAL OPERA TONS or MEDICAL TREAT
MENT properly cared for.
BLIND, LANE AND DEAF.-Conspicuous among the
best surgeons of the day are Drs. Hazlett & Barbour,
who have removed to No. 2i9 Penn street, next
door to Christ (Methodist Church, where their eye
and ear infrmary, so long and deseryedly popular,
Is established upon a still more extensive and conve-
nIent basis. Diseases OF the eye and car, club feet,
d0formities, pies, hstula in ano, and all diseases or
operations requiring skilllul medical or surgical
treatment may he safely entrusted to these gentlemen
whose experience and high personal character are
sufficient guarantee that whatever they undertake TO
do will be well do~ne.--tPittshurg Leader, April 9Th
Drs. Hazlett \ Barbour have been operating very
successfully. We have seen many Of the worst kind
Of cases blind ana nearly blind, eyes that looked as
II sight could never again be theirs, that have been
by their skill restored TO good vision. Deformed
imbsh have by them been made straight, squint eyes
restored to beauty, tumors taken, cancers extirpated,
and hearing restored. Their patients are notconfn-
ed to the city, but come from all the adjoining States,
and from great distances. They are correct in their
diagnoses, candid IN their statements, and successful
in their practice. = IPlttsburg Christian Advocate.
ETOne Of the firm of Drs. HAzLETT
& BARBOUR will be at GAINESVILLE from
July Sd to 9Th, and from July 18th to
July 22d; and at
LANCASTER, (~Tallmadge House,
from Tuesday, July 10th to 18th, and
from July Gath to 10th.
: Lancaster, July std.
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NEW HARDwA STORE.

Fhe business houses of our city have
been augmented by the addition Of a
new hardware store. The proprictors,
Messrs. Balm, Whitley d Co., introduce
themselves to the people of the county
in our advertising columns to-day
Mr.. S. Whitley will be the resident part.
ner OF the concern, personally superin-
tending the business of the store. From
On acquaintance of several years with
Mr. W., we are enabled to speak in the
most favorable terms of his business
qualifications and his character as q
gentleman. There is room here for
such IN addition to that line of bust.
ness, and we recommend the new con.
Germ for its merited share of public
patronage.
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We observe that tho apple and pear
trees about here are attacked with q
blight, which causes the extremities
of the limbs 10 die. We do not know
tho cause.-Chlticothe Gazette.
The same thing is observable in this
vicinity, and ounce trees are affected
In tho same way. Many trees are
marked by scattered patches of dead
leaves, rs though particular twigs had
been stang by some insect-while 9TH
sr portions of the tree remain In full
vigor.
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EARLY History OF LANoAsrER.-.The
valuable contribution by the venera-
BILE Genl. SANDERsoN, of this city, to
our local history by the embodiment
In writing ofhis personal recollections
In relation to the original settlement
of this city, will be highly appreciated
and warmly welcomed BY all our read.
srs. The portion printed on our first
pago comprises something less than
halt the entire paper furnished by the
General, the concluding portion being
reserved for our next issue. The two
papers containing this interesting
chapter of olden time "reminiscences
will be well worth fling for preserva-
ton and reference.
Extra copies may be obtained by
calling at the Office.
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PICTURE FRAMEs.---Tbose wishing
to secure unusual bargins in the arti-
Gle of picture frames should avail them-
selves Of the opportunity afforded for a
few days at the Jewelry Store of Geo.
H, Smith. They may be had there
for a short time only, in great variety,
Of fine styles at rates really remarka-
bic for cheapness.
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DTED-In Lancaster, Ohio, on July 4, 1866, Mrs.
MARY ELIZABETH. wife Of Jacob II. Croft, and
daughter of Mr.. james Cranmer decd, late ofthis
city, aged 26 years. B r months and l day.
The deceased was born N this city. Her parent
nge and education were respectable, and she always
maintained a good moral character, and had the es-
TEEN OF q large circle Of friends and acquaintance
with whom she associated. On the 2lst day Of 0cI
tober, 1858, she was united in marriage to him who
now mourns his sore bereavement. Her dispos itioD
was cheerful and lively; and although the subject of
much ~afhict,on during the few last years Of her life,
she always maintained that popularity of her dispo.
sitlon. During her last Sc sere aud painful Illness,
of about two weeks continuance, she was not heard to
murmur nor complain, but on the contrary -evinced
q spirit of resignation and submission. worthy of O
ripe and confident christian. During the last hour Of
her pilgrimage on earth, when admonished by her
physiciafof her speedy dlssolution, she remai5ed
calm and composed; and gave directions for the care
and comforeof her children, as well rs the DISPOSE
ton Of her mortal remains. Thus passed away, IN
eiflylife, an atftctionate wife, i~ndulgent mother, and
kind sister. She leaves to mourn, a husband, three
children. five brothers. two sisters, and u large circle
of relatives and friends. G.
Departed this life, July 4th, in Lancaster, Ohio, Of
typhoid fever, WILLIAM HENRY SCHOpP, son OF vii
liam SchOpp, Esq, Auditor of Fairfield county, aged
81 years 9months and "a days.
He bore his lingering illness with beautiful sub
mission to the will Of Him who does all things well.
With the serenity of christian hope upon his ema-
clated countenance, he exclaimed 10 his friends, 81
am going home to die no more" With the rising oil
the sun to shed his light upon the birth day of Amer
lean independence, his spirit arose to enjoy the lib
erty OF q Better Land. 8.
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The WHEAT CRoP.--Many of our
Ohio exchanges, in speaking of tho
gathering of the wheat crop, represent
the yield as unexpectedly large,though
no where amounting to a full crop
W. do not hear Of many such cases in
Fairfield county but there is univer-
sal testimony here to the excellent pros
pect with regard to corn, potatoes, oats
and all other crops except wheat.
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ON BIRMAH.-..Mong Shaw

LECTURE ON BIRMAH.---MOng Shaw
Loo, q native of Birmah, Asia, will de-
liver a lecture in the Columbus street
Baptist church Of this city, on Sabbath
evening, 18th inst. Subject---"The
manners, customs and religion Of his
country" The lecturer is a graduate
Of lie wisburg (Pa.) University. He
will appear in tho costume Of his PEG.
pie, and will doubtless give a most in
teresting exposition of his subject. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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Now is the time 10 get a new suit,
and Peters, Miller & Bro. is the place
to get them cut, as they have lately
secured the services of Mr.. o. BRYAN,
direct from New York, who comes
highly recommended by Mr., Glencross,
Reporter of Fashions SO Broadway,
Motifs, Hyde & Vanduzen ZIG, Duane
ST., and others.-tf
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Certificate Of Authority.
20 expire on the slst day OF January, 1861

> syn ~ va 20 AAa " rtftA'Aa : W.
OFFICE or THE AUDITOR or STATE,
Insurance Department, Columbus, O.,Juue 1850.
WHEREAS, The Charter Oak Life Insurance Com
pany. located at Hartford, in the state Of COnn9cti-
cut, has filed in this Office a sworn statement ofIts
condition., rs required by the act ITO regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated By the
state of Ohio" passed April Sth, 1856, and amend
ed February 9th. 1864, and the act ITO regulate
Foreign Insurance Companies passed April e.,
the Undersigned satisfactory evidence that II is pos
sessed Of an actual Capital Of at least \ HUN
DRIED y FIFTY THOUSAND in
vested "a required by said acts; and whereas, said
company has filed in this ofhre a written instru-
ment under its corporate seal, signed 10y the Pres
idont and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
or agents of said company IN this State to acknowl-
edge service Of process, for apd in behalf of said
Com pany according to the terms Of said act ofAIril
S, lSi6.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the acts aforesaid,
/, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Audltor of Estate for Ohio, do
hereby certify that SAID Charter Oak Life insurance
Company, of Hartford is authorized TO transact the
business OF Life Insurance in this State until the 3lst
day of January, in the year one thousand eight hum
dred and sixty-seven.
In witness whereof, | have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my Office to be affixed
the day and year above written.
[Seai.l JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor ofState.
X. FRITTER, Agent.
July o, ls0G.-3w
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DO You smoke a Pipel

II you do, go to Butterfeld's and
get some Of his six-year-old Virginia,
and have a good smoke. He has Vir-
ginia chewing of the same age, best in
1thecity. The best of Navy at 40 cts
per plug. One door cast of Tallmadge
House entrance. Nv.
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DOUGLASS & Coles are turning off
moro and nicer goods, and at lower
prices than ever. Their entire stock
ofSummer Dress Goods and Goods for
and Boys wear is now offered at
cost. New announcement next week.
Don't wait, though, but pitch in for
bargains while il is called to day.
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DIVORCE,

Sarah NJ. Weakly In the Court of Common Pleas
VS. within and Tor the county OF
George W. Weakly Fairfield and State of Ohio.
To George W. Weakly, greeting:
You are hereby notified that the said Sarah NJ.
Weakly, plaintiff, will proceed to take the dispositions
of sundry witnesses in the above entitled case. at the
Post Office. IN the town of Hebron, in the county Of
Licking and State of Ohio, on Friday the 9th day OF
July, A d. 1866, between the hours of eight o'clock
A. NJ. and four o'clock p. M, with authority to adj
journ from day to day I'LL all such dispositions shall
have been taken.
Dated this l2th day Of July. AID. 1896.
SARAH NJ. WEAKLY.
July 10. lSG6-JypIS3 90,
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ID.

In this city, tuly 9Th, at the TNilmadge House, by
Rev. ]. F. Reinmund, Mr.. william X. Watson and
Miss Hettie Pngh, both of this county.
On Thursday, the 9th inst, at the brides residence,
by the Rev. John Kemper, Mr.. Adam snyder to Miss
Romany Click, both OF Walnut township.
On Sabbath. morning, July LIST, 1866, ut the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father, two miles south OF this
place, by Rev. T II. Phillips, MIR. Henry c.. Saxton,
of Marquette, Lake Superior, and Miss Elmira Alfred,
daughter Of James Alfred
On the 10Th ult., by Rev. G. W. Mechling. Mr..
nity
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I'LL. SCOTT.

TTAS returned to his former office, Mt his residence
on B%RoADwAY,t the same that was used by.the late
On. HAMMIL. Fill teeth III an entirely superior man
ner, and at prices within the reach Of all gives Ger,
t~lRcates, and repairs his filings nee of charge, II
cal.cA ~ githnn reasonable time.
~oFFICE-one hundred yards South fthe Market
House, East side.
Lancaster, June IL ~lS66-3ml2
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Keep it in Your Families-Sickness
Comes when Least Expected.

propose to check and effectually dissipate more
ache and pain, and to accomplish more perfect equi-
libr1um Of all the circulating fluids IN the human
system, than can be effected by any other medical
aid, in the same space OF time.
This popular remedy is last coming into use, from
the fact that | cure, free Of charge, all these com
plants, whenever there Is an opportunity to do so.
As soon as il IS applied it almost mlraculously kills
the pain. l do not ask YOU to buy before you are
certain of its efficiency. If you have an ache or pam,
it is warranted to do all /: purpOrts on the label 9TH
erwise the money will he refunded.
| do not propose to cure every disease-only q class
named in my directions. Ny LinIment operates on
chemical and electric principles, and therefore appli.
cable to the cure or natural restoration ofall organic
arrangements arising from an improper circulation
OF the nervo-vital fluids.
DR.. A. Green's Wonder Of The World acts directly
on the absorbents, reducing q aadular and other
swellings in an incredibly short time without any dan.
ger from its use under any possible circumstances.
This is an internal and external medicine, compo.
sed of roots, herbs and harks, such rs our forefath-
es used. There is q b~onntiraI supply on earth.to
cure all complaints, if we only knew where they
were.
This has beena greatstudyw with the medical faculty
for many years, to find out the kind best adapted to
the following complaints, how to put them together
and what proportion to use.
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B6rFora beautiful set of Artificial
Teeth, go to DR.. Won BoNHoRsT.
Roops-First Building East of Post
Office, Main Street. jos
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Drs. Green L Lawrence: For eighteen months
suffered from Paralysis of my right arm-during the
past Il ht months ] was not able to move my arm .
particle my Physician said itcould not he cured.
heard afyour Great Remedy, concluded to make one
more effort, tried itand in twenty minutes after apply
ing 1t, | could raise my arm-now | nm well.
MISS SALLlE KIRK.
Jacksontown, o., May "a, 1866.
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RELIoious NorcE,-..R Rev J. H. Her.
ron, President of Springfield Female
College wiflpreach in the M. 3, Church
next Sabbath, (July 15th,) morning
and evening.
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Ia-This world and the next resem.
bio the east and the west you cannot
draw near one without turning your
back on the other.
We hope not--ior you cannot draw
any nearer the east by turning your
back on the west; nor even by going
toward the east.
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Drs. Green 4 LaSrence: I had suffered with In
hamatory Rheum tusm for six weeks, was settling at
my heart, ard I supposed ! must die, but just then |
heard ofyour "Great Remedy" tired it and must
say it saved my life. Words can but feebly express
my gratefulness toward you.
CAPT. ROBERT HAMILTON.
Hanging Rock, Ohio, Feb. Is, 1866
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Drs. Green 4 Lawrence: For fifteen years | was
troubled with deafness, had used many remedies hut
without relief. Iheard Of the Wonder of the World,
used it and am now a well man. Success to you IN
your greet work. THOMAS SlMMS.
Cincinngti, o., Jan. 20, 1866,
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,You will find no trouble in obtain
ing PEsTACHINE. IT'S a Hair Rp-
atorer al Druggists soil.
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FOR SALE.

A N OUT LOT, In Carpenters Addition to the
~ town (now city) Of Lancaster, iying opposite the
Zarr lot, across the canal, suitable for pasture or 9th.
or purposes. For terms, apply to DR.. o. 8. sHAWK,
Lancaster, June, 70, 1s0s,-sv@
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BG-Teeth beautifully filed SO as to
preserve them through life, at Wow
BoNHoRsT's Dental Rooms. ie %
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BSrA perfect wonder-that AMER.
ICAN LIFE DROPS will 90 surely
cure Neuralgia.
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DR.. GREEN OR LAWRENCE

May be consulted at the Tallmadge
House from 8 to IL NJ, and from / to
4 P. NJ, daily until the 10th inst.
Lancaster, July s, 1866--2w15.
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&S5dDdD WR~arGAs

| will pay $500 to the proprietor of any medicine
that can show a greater number of genuine certif-
Gates Of cures effected by 1t near the place where il
is made, than M%ISHLER'5 HERB BlTTERS-of
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bloody
Flux, Dlarrhpa, Typhoid. Remittcnt, Intermittent
and Bilious Fevers, Fever and Aguc, Cholera Nor
bus, Yellow Iaundlce, Scrofula. Running or Sore Legs,
Cancer, Abscess, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Coughs,
Colds, Cramps in the Stomach, Chronic Dinrrhpa,
Piles, letter, Scald Head, Ophnema, or tallng-away
sickness peculiar to children, Leuchorrh@a, Failing
of the Womb, all INSTRUCTIONS to the due course OF
nature in femal $, all ven r,al dlseases,llnd all COM
plants arising from impure blood or a weak and dis
ordered state of the Stomach, Liver or Kidneys
Certificates of cures of the Yellow Fever IN Mexico
can also be furnished. Remember, If it does not
cure, the money will he refunded by the proprie-
tor. BENJAMIN MlSHLER,
s. +. Corner Of Centre Square,
Lancaster, Pa.
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It has been intimated to us that we dilute or adul-
terate the Bitters, and do not sell il pure as received
from Dir. b.. Mishler. To all such intimauons we
would reply that we will wager $500 that the article
we sell IL the pure unadulterated Mlshler's Herb
Bitters. And further, we hereby caution all persons
who may hav uttered the above mentioned SANDERS
against us, that 10 future we will prosecute to the
fullest extent of the law, any person or persons who
may repeat the stale ISLANDERS.
OF. HARTZEL, Agent.
ALBERT GETZ.
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DANIEL AoKERs certifes that his wife is so materi-
ally benefited by the use OF ono bottle of Mishler's
Herb Bitters that she is satisfied two bottles more
will cure her oil Dyspepsia Of over fifteen years stan
ding. Also that a few doses cured his son Of fever
and ague of over six months standing.
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JAcoB SHEFTER Prop. Lancaster Tanncry certifes
that he was cured of Chronic Diarrhea and Flux OF
over six months standing by the use of Mishler's
Herb Bitters.
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GEORGE LUrz, Patentee Patent Steam Indicator
greatly relieved of pans in the breast and breaking
out ofthe skin, of several years standing by the use
OF two bottles Mishler's Herb Bitters.
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. e r TIFICA E S,

DRs. GREEN h LAWRENCE: Having been cured Of
Bronchial affection OF seven years standing, by'using
your "Great Remedy, The Wonder ofthe World" |
treated by the best physicians OF our city, who finally
said my ease was hopeless. was persuaded to try
Your Threat Remedy and am happy to say, l am
now a well woman.
MRS, SARAH FITZPATRICK.
Ripley, Ohio, Mar,h 20, 1866.
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D9-The undersigned are the names
OF persons who subscribed for the purpose Of pay
ing for a house and lot In New Salem, for Thomas
Dnnaway who losthis sight In the service ofhis coun.
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Drs. Green 4 Lawrence: This is to certify that |
have been suffering with Asthma for the last 10 years,
have used many remedies, but without success; fl
nally | was induced to try your ''Great Remedy"
shich, l am happy to say, has restored me TO perfect
health.
~Ironton, Ohio, March %, 1866.
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READ WHAT MIsHLER's HERE BIT
TIERS ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAS-
TER, OHIO. .

L. II. OLDs, proprietor Lancaster Wooden Factory,
certites that Mishlers Herb Bitters have done hun
more good than any medicine he has ever taken IN
o severe attack of lnilammatory rheumatism.
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We have published only a few of the many Ger
tifcates ofcures we could get to publish, rs the
"Herb Bltters'' have been tired for almost all the
diseases for which they are recomni nded, about
this place, and ha ye not only given general hut uni
versal abstraction Fever and Ague alone, We
could publish fifty certificates and have only been
selling for about four weeks at this place-The
amoant sold daily, Is the best evidence oiIts merit.
lfyou wish to save money and Health and secure
in your household. ltis one ofthe hest medicines
in the world for the various diseases Of the human
body. For sale Wholesale snd Retail by Albert
0etS, near corner Main and Columbus Streets, Lam
caster, Ohio.
o. !. HARTzEL, Local Agt.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, By Al.
bert Gets, near corner Main
and Columbus Streets,
Lancaster, Ohio.
o. T. HARTZEL,
May II, 1s66-3m Local Agent.