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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27
EneCie-SaIe of Coal.

NFw York, September 25.-The steamers
City Of London and Hansa have brought up
wards Of 81, oco, 900 gold. Forty thousand tons
Of coal were sold to-day at 81 10 and %. 60
per ton, which is 4 considerable decline.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

PIrTsBrRG, September 26.-Governor Cox,
of Ohio, is the permanent president Of the
Convention He made a long address de-
cidedly hostile to the policy of the President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

The Chinese Empire IL now open TO oil
who choose 10, visit it.-EschSnge. g
And has been "open" these thousand
years. There IVES no trouble about get
ting In the dimculty was 70 got out
World II, ~ Gaqanr -7}t3 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

meut control never exercised. At several
stations we we're greeted by the American
employees, who were greatly gratifled to see
20 many of their countrymen abroad"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

RHfoRr OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, Va, September %, 1866.
Sixty eight hogsheads and boxes opened to-
day; seventy. three sold a. follows: Common
to good Tugs at ~ to $3.50; common leaf at %
tot7 so; medium leaf at % TO sl2. so good leaf
at tls TO elo; fine leaf nominal at sls to $22:
common to medium manufacturing At ti2 TO
Sl6; good to fine manufacturing at el6 TO Us /;
eAtra manufacturing nominal at $50 70 go; ;
medium to good fancy wrapper at s45 TO slls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

Destruction OF the Globe Cotton Mills by Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, September 26.-The Globe
Cotton Mills were destroyed by fire TO- day.
The losses are very heavy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

49,, lREASoN CAsEs-It is stated that in all
wy cases Tor treason where bills have been
''0hd IN the United States Courts Of Ken
'"'Ay note proSeQuis have been entered,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

T UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.
IL so, 900 feet inch SYCAMORE, THOROUGHLY
50, 900 feet / sYCAMoRB, THOROUGHLY
SEASONED
40. 900 feet inch, II, IL, 2, and ) inch MICH.
GAN WHITE PINE, SEASONEDi
100, 900 No. HEART CYPRESS SHIN GLES,
now landing and for sale.
ALSO,
10, 900 feet 8 and inch ASH PLANK,
900 feet II and inch ROCK MAPLE,
so 900 feet inch OAK, for tobacco boxes, sea-
Il, ooo feet / inch CHESTNUT BOARDS, for
fencing;
in yard, and for sale on reasonable terms by
JAMES GUM l. SON.
Yard corner Fifteenth and
M on Cary sire cts,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

Yellow Fever I'm New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, September 25.-Four deaths
from yellow fever occurred yesterday.
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EOR NEW YORK.-ATL LA MTG
T COAST MAIL TEAMsHIP kEh
COMPANY.-The new and elegant F&
n. A. BorRSH commander, will
leave her wharf at Rockets on SATURDAY the
25th September at Q o'clock A. n.
Passengers can go aboard Friday evening.
Fare state room and mea Is included, only 81. So
For freight or to secure tickets and state rooms,
having accommodations unsurpassed, apply 10
SAMUEL AYRES CO.,
se2 7-3t 1920 Cary street.
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Cas- IT BE So ?-Forncy's Chronicle
&y>:
But if, as the Herald declares, and the
TINES indicates, the President is about to
r,lrace his steps, we have no wish TO
jrvss the matter Of Inconsistency further.
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PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
TIE WATT PLOW,

Warranted TO do far better work. With ons. fourth
less power 10 double - strong ahd - durbles
mot one.tsnth - liable 70 choke OF siog, aud .ii
perior 70 any suH. brace pillow ever yet made ta q
which have been invented. f'''0ea' ana 'AAa''ass
y 1siss . Ii. sos.ss s:.::g yhs s.a ::sfy
:ea s;s q cc,asil o'sss ss. X st.s .s.s ~;
RSsns, Dr.. J. Hewlett, p: ". HAxall. EosneaA
SMITH XSolfSIt nsa jsss p 2 Co.,
GsosSs 1ooksr and othsrs, who are Ssins y saA
seen Il opsrsts. In every case where y hin e
come up 10 tbs wsrrantss. viii return The pstee
N 0eorge Watt Co., q the old stand.
0IOR0k WATT, Plov: maker.
No. lAse Innklin street
- - - - Richmond, Va.
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EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
+ AND OVERWHELMINGLY a
STEAMBOAT COMPANY .I,TRl, e.
every TUESDAY, THU RsDAY, and SATURDAY ).
Leaves Baltimore every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY Freight received every day.
The steamer PETERSBURG, Captain R0BEgr
TRAvERs, will leave here at II o'clock n. THURS
Freight rs 'i received WEDNESDAY and up to IL
o'clock NJ. THURSDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state rooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, SO.
For freight or passage apply to- c,,,,,p
Office at Charles T. Workman Co.'S,
seo7-lt Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

V,o CoACH-MAKERS AND BLACK.
i sMIfH1.-Ifrs, Band, Oval, and Hall; 4ogna
Iron beet Horseshoe IEoa M 10wsy Hsu soesi
- "a - " eoSpos / eyNeN,
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SHIPPING.

nor NEW YORK.-The magnificent
f new side wheel Steamship kAEA
SARATOGA, Captain kIsa, Will S
TTRDAY. 2sth instant, at 8 O'Clock
In the morning. ,,rn,
Freight received all day FRIDAY.
The passenger accommodations are OF the bes1
class.
Freight capacity large. ,
For freight or passage, apply on board or at my
' az a. q GARRETT F. WATSON.
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VTTANTED.-A gentleman and his
w vita desire 20 ret Two Rooms and BOAHD
By the quarter, or longer, With private family.
Prefers TO Furnish his own rooms LoestSon, north
References given. Address j., box ~ post once.
n fist
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11
RatNI Accident.

We regret that 1t becomes our pain.
full duty to announce the death by
drowning, of Mrs. Hamilton, wife Of
our fellow townsmaE, Mr.. Andrew
Hamilton. Mr., Hamilton, with his
wife aud two children had been to
Columbus, attending tho Ohio Meth
odist j, Annual Conference, and
were returning home. AT the cross.
ing OF Big Darby creek, near Harris
burg, in Madison county, Mr.. Hamil.
ton drove into the stream (Which was
not high } to water his horses. 1t
seems that deep holo had been wash
ed in tho creek by tho recent rains
which was not observed, the horses
suddenly plunged in the hole, when
the buggy and all in it we're precipita.
ted into the water upon tho backs of
the horses. Mrs Hamilton was drown.
led, and had it not been for the assist.
ance OF two men, near by at the time,
all would have been drowned. One of
the children, we understand, was saved
by grasping hold OF q rail that was
handed in the water TO it. Mr.. IL. al.
though a good swimmer, was unable,
from the excitement of the frightful
occasion, to rescue his wife or himself,
and all were saved, as we learn, by the
assistance of the two men referred to.
The corpse was brought to the resi-
dence of Mr., H., in this town, on
Tuesday evening, and will be inferred,
we suppose, to-day, Beth horses were
drowned.-Fdyette Co Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11
NOTICE 10 TEACHERS.

The Board of Examiners will meet in tho utrcr
roont orthe County Offices, for the Examination Of
Teachers, on Saturday, the 22d aud 80 In
days OF sept mber, and the 9th, 13th and
H7th days OF Oct ob6f; 1866.
The examination will begn precisely at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, and NO applicants will he received for exanil.
nation aitef II o'clock
T6acherswill remember that they can get certifi.
Gates Mt Eo other time, and that they must be pre.
pared 10 stand an exauiindtiuuin 0rthogaphy Read.
ing, Penmanshlp, Arithmetic, Geography, English
Grammar, and Theory of Teaching, according to tlie
Following rules and regulations:
The character of the applicants examination will
De represented on q scale ofone TO ten-one denot.
ing the lowest qualification, and ten the highest
-Four classes ofcertfcates will be granted, as fol.
lows First class, valid "a months; second class,
valid Is months; third Glass; valid IL months fourth
class, valid o months
satisfactory examination in the theory and prac.
tce OF teaching, and high degree of success in
teaching will also be considered IN determining the
class ofcertihcate 10 be granted No certi1cae will
be granted unless the applicant passes an exanfna-
ton in each branch Of Stull ro9urod bg tap.
Owing TO q change in the school Law, all appli.
cantswi be required to pay fec Of fifty cents, asa
condition Discrimination.
nD-All applicants must come prepared with pre-
paid envelope, properly addressed TO themselves
BY order ofthe Board.
]. r. REfNMUND, Clerk,
Lancaster, Aug. Q, 1s66--2w
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BUfoH's JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENTS
This concern has on hand fine assort-
mcht of very attractive goods in the
jewclry line, as well as everything us
ually associated Herewith We speak
from personal observation and learn.
cd, also, that his stock, having been
mostly purchased direct from the man.
nfacturers, can be disposed of much
lower on that account. He invites ev.
orybody to call and examine for them.
selves, in Brooks Hat Store Room.
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Keiirlohs Notice.

Tho Pleasant Ridge Congregation
Of "The Christian Uhiun," will dedi.
cate their new church cd fee, situated
about 6 miles west of Lancaster near
the Turnpike, with appropriate relig,
ious services, on Sunday, Oct. 21st
1865. The Rev. j.. F. Given will preach
the dedication sermon. Services to
commence at II o'clock A. M.
The public arc respectfully invited
TO attend. Con-.
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MEXICO.
Santa Annals Projects-Spirits OF the
LIbc raIs--Thelr Excellent PrOsuects


Santa Annals Projocts-spirIts or the
Libc rais--Their Excellent Prospects.
New YORK, Oct. 8.-Advices from
San Antonio via Galveston, Texas, are
that quito number of Santa Anna's
agents are at work recruiting tor q
raid on Matamoras. There is but lit.
tle sympathy shown them there, it be-
ing fully understood that Santa Anna
is pledged 10 Napoleon to acknowledge
the French debt, if hc succeeds in
gaining footing on Mexican soil.
Vcry few have signified their inten.
tion of joining his standard, rs he is
known to be inin1iual to tho Liberal
cause, and his antecedents with Mexi-
cans having always been of u cues.
tionablo character from former treach.
cries.
Quite large quantities Of arms, am
munition and supplies have lately
reached tho Mexican frontier, designed
for Juarez's army at Monterey and
other places.
The forces under Cen Escobeda are
now in excellent condition, and will
soon be fully equipped for the forth.
coming winter campaign.
The latest advices from Chihuahua,
OF Sept. IL states that Juarez was then
at,that place, preparing for an early
departure for Monterey, where Gen.
Escobeda is at present in command.
The Liberal forces are in excellent
condition, sanguino of success, and
await the presence of their President
who has Tor i've years upheld their
cause,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11

V=sTA singular and most distressing
scene took place, on the 9th, in q grave.
yard at Ed@atdsvillc, ILL.,, where, dur
ing tho funeral ceremonies over the
body of a child OF Mr. John Grafney,
the mourners and attendants were at
tackled by swarm of humble bees
Tho irate insects lit upon the uncov-
cred heads and faces Of those present,
who were mostly all stung in terrible
manner. The ladies screamed, and u
retreat was absolutely necessary be.
fore the ceremony was concluded
One of tho ladies sturg is confined to
her bed from tho effects of the virus.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11

The Ohio State Journal of Saturday
says: "Tho pupils of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum have organized base.
ball club, according to rule and rcguIa-
ton, and yesterday plaJ led fine prac.
tice game. There was considerable en-
thusiasm, but not much noise. The
playing was good, and the operations
of the participants, quick, spirited and
prompt, and intersperscd with innu-
merable telcgrapbings of rejoicing and
disappointment, were very interesting
TO spectators.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11
Great Rattle In Candia--Tile Turks
Victorious.

New York, October 2.-Advices by
the City of Paris state that slight
shock Of an earthquake occurred in
Paris and Devunshire, England, on
the l4th.
The battle Of Gambia was fought be.
tween 10000 Turkish troops and 4O,.
600 Cretan insurgents. 1t lasted
eight hours, and the Turks became
masters of the field. Tho Cretahs
were badly armed. They lost 600
killed.
The King of Greece, In n speech to
the ministers OF foreign powers, ex.
pressed sympathy with the Christians
of Turkey, and says he cannot prevetit
his subjects from giving them aid. The
speech caused great agitation among
the Greeks.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11
D65-FoR q fine SOLD 16 Oarat Gold

D1rFoR q fine Solid 16 Carat Gold
Pen, 60 to Tutbill's Bookstore. They
have jostrcccived the most complete
assortment VIC have ever seOn, from the
celebrated Valentine Mandatory, N.
Y. Every pom is warranted one year,
and customers can exchange pens
bought at any time within that period.
Solid 1G carat pens from 81 rs up.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11

Two men jumped into the Adams
express car, on the louisville and In.
dianapolis Road, near Seymour, Ind,
on Saturday night, intimidated the
messenger, robbed the way safe of
several thousand dollars, throw the 9th
er safe off tho car, and followed it
themselves. The train was backed up
and The through safe recovered before
the robbers could open it, but they es-
capped.
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THOSE YOUNG MEN,

Who on Tuesday deposited their first
vote for the cause of Union, Republi'
canism and Popular Rights against
threatened despotism and civil war,
performed an act of which during
their whole lives they will have cause
to be proud. All honor to such brave
boys and may they ever continue in
the pelltical path thoy have chosen.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11
LANCASTER oHIos
gTHunsDAY, Oct. II, 1866.

CAPrTAL CRY BUSINESS CoLIEoE.--
The design ofthis institution is to inn
part a sound business education by
giving special attention to Book Keep
ing Peumanshlp, Business Arithmo.
tic, Commercial Law, Business Cor
rcspondsnce, Telcgrapby, Phonogra.
ply, Elocution, and Parliamentary
Usage. Send for College Register and
specimens Of Penmanship.
Address, BRYAN 4 ToMIINsoN,
Columbus, Ohio.
Sept, 13, '66-5w
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Dentistry--scott q crldcr.

BY reference to advertisement, il
will be seen that tho gontleIhcn above
named have reformed their old part.
nership in the practice of Dentistry
They are well known in this communi.
ty, and are believed to be capable Of
rendering complete satisfaction in all
departments of their profession.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11
Tnanksglving Day Designated by the
aNFl President.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.

The President has issued procla-
matiop recommending that Thursday,
Ehe 99th day of November be observed
as day of thanksgiving and praise
to God for all his mercies and benefits,
and atso Recommending that the peo.
pie humbly and deyotedly implorc
Him to grant to our nstopal councils
and to our whole population that di-
vine wisdom which alone can lead any
Peticn into the ways Of all good.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11

DR.. SEELYE's New ADVERTISEMENT :
Attention will be attracted to the new
advertisement Of tho great Catarrh
Remedy Of DR.. Seelyc, of Frccport, Ill,
inois. The Remedy has attained a
popularity unequallcd by any other,
which is wholly duo to its cxtraordi-
nary virtues and efficiency.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11

MILLER's we'll known establishment
announces, in advertisement printed
elsewhere, d grand opening Of Milli-
merry and Fancy GoodsT commencing
today, and continuing three days
Citizens, and visitors to the county
fair, arc offered great Inducements TO
call and supply their wants in this
line.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11
The Hunters Run 0rist Mill.

This mill has been put In complete
repair by Mr.. Latta, the present pro
prietor, and must prove a very great
convenience and benefit to the inhab-
itants of Lancaster ard the surroundI
ing country. See advertisement in
another column.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11

LOST-On the pike between Lan.
caster and Carroll, on the Goth inst, a
large black Sho,ci, fringed all round,
with flower at one corner.
Tho finder of said shawl will please
send word to or address mo one mile
east of Carroll, Fairfield county, Ohio.
Widow Of THOMAS HoLTzMAN. dec.
September, 25, lS66-3w
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11

I'll. SpRINGER. See the new Cloth.
ing Store advertisement of this gentle
man, whose stock and facilities for the
prompt and superior execution of work
are believed to be equal to the BEST
Remember that Mr.. r. Tone Is still
chief Cutter in the establishment
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11
DOdTOn LfNCIf

(. Respectfully informs his friends that
he has returned from his visit, and that
his health is so vdstly Improved that
he will bc able and willing to attend
either night or day visits in town or
country.
Lancaster, Sept. 27.4w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11
statements from Patients, SC.

'Your Prescription sarel my daughters life, and
has saved inc hundreds Of dolafs.t-Ret. r. Hcxs
FHREys. Pemscn, n y.
We bless God fr the benefit we have received from
Your Prepared Prescription" REV T. PEREG.ISE,
Blossburg. Penn.
Every oe TO ahbin have recommended il has hen.
eftod much by rs ise. '-Res. C. d. JdSEs, Eac1e,
Wis.
BibtE TIorsr, A.ror PLtcs, .N Yin the early part
ofFehfuary, 1861 gg- suffering from violent cough,
for which Had bcch treated during months pre-
Yousy without beHffL I had Nbihi.S .Speqts whcheom
petely prostrated me- IN the evcding, h0araehess
Ould come on. which wOs prevent me from sneak :
ing aove 4 wi'spcr. had tIen had two attacks df
bleeding from the lnngs ay aipHy Physician assnr-
ed ME hat he could de- no more forne. ] WAS grow
ing rapidly wOr-e and had boen compelled 10 leave
business for n"arly two mouths. Al my symptoms
Indicated, unnIi- taknhy, the presence OF CONSUMP-
TlON, IN the beginning Of February. Ma. HrSBY
EsnER. Trea,ircr ~ NE AoerrdH BJie Society. pre-
senled me vi Il bottle g. the PREPARED PRE-
SCRIPTION. In few daya, my appetite, (gich
had entirely lnst returned: within week my cough
had almost LETT and in less than two weeks, the
Nighf-Sgsdfz we're broken M. Thonceiorwnrd re-
gained strength rapidly, and am now regularly at-
tndlng 70 nv nnlle~ a. clerk 10 the AmEHICAa BE
BILE SOCIETY, n whose employment hare heeh
nine years. J am now enjoying good health. Your
PRESCRIPTION efiecteda cUHR. when my friends
deSplred Of ms recovery. TflOs.J j. CONGER.
81 have had Nenvois as SSssaoDic 4srHnA fof elev.
on years. During the last six years have never had
On uninterrupted nights rest. IL often seemed To
me that wouid die bef0re c0ull get mir into my
lungs suffered 50 greatly from 'shortness OF
breath, that was compelled to take frequent rests
in walking from my residence 10 my Piac- Of busi-
ness.
'.Tlie fight before ob,G,ned the PREPARED
PRESCRIPTION, was the worst I ever passed. On
Obtmningthe remedy, tool, teaspooniul vt noon
and ag1n al night, and slept all night without wax
ing. have NOT MAD BeOEEs SiGHr's RESI- SINCE =
haze now completely recovered aly strength and
spirits, and an not at a afflicted with SborBess Of
breath. shall be glad to have one afflicted with
Asthma call and see me.--EZRA c. LANGD0N, Nos
S3I Fourth St. NY.
The "PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is put up in o
t..+tin anil IL arll fn I Iv
D.SIFFORD q SON
and Druggist generally, orders may he addressed
to the sole Iroprietor-. OSCAR 6. MOSES & CO, 27
CoRTLGSDT SrEEgT, ~ Y. Consultation tree. Cir
cular. containing NJ many -uccessfnl-
lly treated, will bc sent iee by mall to all Who will
wrta for it,
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OMi6 STATE JSar,laI AGENCY.

f. NJ. Friend, at Tuthill & Friend s
Bookstore, is Agent for tho State Jour.
nal. Received every morning
Subscription 20 cts. per week.
Oct. 4, 1866-6w. "
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11
Water cure, CoIumbu. Dhio.

Inyalids suffering from chronic dis.
eases will find this one Of the most desira.
bic institutions of tho kind in the West.
Especial attention will continue TO bo
paid TO nervous diseases Of womeh-.the
worst cases Of this kind treated sue.
cessfully. Address,
w. SnEPAttb, M. D.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11

Many Interesting items, both of local
and general interest are unavoidably
crowded over Till our next issue.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11
; New Marlret IIonse-Yes.

The above was the decision Of our
citizens on Tuesday, by about 300 ma
lorfty.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-10-11

Call at Brooks Hat Store for Gents
Gloves, Suspondcrs, Under Shirts, Pa
per Collars, Umbrellas, etc., etc.
Sept. 27, 1866.
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ADMINISTRATIONS Nor1Cn.

NTUTtCEs herepy given that the undersigned has
been duty appointed and qualified as AdmnistTa-
tor of the estate Of John Swartz doe, late OF Fairfield
county, Ohio.
All ihoso indebted to said estate arc hereby noti-
Ae,' to make Immediate payment and those having
claims against the samo 10 present them duly a,i-
thonticated according to law. ENoCH BRIGHT.
Sept II, ls0G-3wS
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BIBLEs AND TEsTANIENTs!

o. f. DAvIS, NJ. D. Ii \. SINsMAS, II. n.
TVN HE undersigned have associated themselves,
Il together IN the practice of
MEDICINE a n - SURGERY.
Of the Eye. Office and resdl 20, The same as for
merly occupied by Dr. DAVIS.
Sept, 20, 1866 25-6w DAVIS & KINSAlAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
BELLS WORM SYRUP.

The most innocent, pleasant and efficient re-
medy in use. A remedy perfect IN itslef-
40 CASTOR OIL TO BE TAKEN.
Tn tb;s I-ep- ation we have included such
remedies only, thai lave been tried for years
and are known to possess powerful ;.-''heiiilih-
tic virtues, combined with mild aperients, rrleas-
ant aromatics and sugar. Anthelmintics of
themselves cannot perform their peculiar func-
tons or have the desired effect, unless the bow
els are kept moderately open. To producethis
gentle purgatives are necessary, and such only
ought to be used as cannot interfere with the
anthelmintic employed. The advantages We
claim for this Syrup, are: lst. Its power Of
Destroying and E1pelling Hormsi
3D. Its mild aperient effect upon the bowels
Sd. Its pleasant taste and odor are advanta-
ges possessed or claimed by very few yermifu-
ges.
A. It's harmless influence upon the system,
consequently no injurious effects will result
from its use should the patient have no Worms,
but an apparent disease, arising from some other
unknown cause, which is frequently the case
The constituents of this Syrup and its effects
are known 10 all our Physicians, who are now
using it in their practice TO large extent
.PRiCE-25 cents a bottle.