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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-11
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ACADEMY OF THE NAT. SCIENCES. !
Rooms oFTnE LINNEAN SECTION. (
"EXTRACT OF PROCEEDINGS"
The meeting was called to order
oy the President, and he requested
the Secretary to read the record ol
last meeting, by which it appeared
that the first business before the
society was to hear the report OF
the committee of Savans on the
AaanthuS tree. The chairman rose
and read the following Your com
mittee of Savans in discharge of
the onerous and very important
duty devolving on them, have zeal.
ously, carefully and minutely in /.
vestigated the subject submitted,
and after mature reflection have ar.
rived at the following incontro.
vertible f.cts, namely-The Ai.
lanthuS is a tree, whose body ordi,
narily grows upwardS, is generally
perpendicular, unless it leans tile
other way; and it has bark on il,
1t sometimes forks, and sometimes
it don't. The limbs are either
straight or crooked, and have
leaves which are green til frost
bleaches them, when they usually
fall to the ground. One remark.
able phenomenon of this tree is,
that 1t blossoms in summer, and the
odor emitted is positively different
from that Of any other blossom, and
affects the olfactories of different
persons differently, producing
sneezing in some, in others it don't.
Submitting the blossoms to a mi
croscope of great power, we dis
covered them to be white, mixed
with green, and some black spots
not unlike these of the Sun. AS it is
now well established that the Suns
black spots are tho cause of the
cholera, reasoning analogically we
have arrived a. the conclusion that
the black spots in the blossom of
the, Ailanthus may also be the cause
Of cholera. We therefore recon.
mend to the Society prompt action
by directing the Marshal to sum.
mon a posse of sufficient numbers,
armed with axes and cut down any
Ailanthus tree within the limits of
the corporation, and within two
miles OF tho city limits. A motion
was carried with but one dissent
ing voice to give the thanks of the
Society to the committee of Savans
for their highly scientific and very
important report. QUIZ.
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Veteran Medals.


Medals for Ohio veteran soldiers
are held in the Lancaster Post Of
fee, the envelopes containing which
are addressed to the following
named persons:
Robert Il. Barton, Joseph Baker,
Robert Cain. Martin Crooks, Tbos
Dyer. Pat. Dorthy, Amos Gehnctt,
Michael Hearley,. Mrs. Sarah Har-
rls, William Jackson, Malcom D.
Lane, W. S. Lake, VIM McHugh,
Robert Meredith, John Rapp, Mrs.
Georgianna Schlisher, Rod e cr
Sheehey, Charles Townsend, Saml.
d. Wolf, John H. Yenser.
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Out ON Bases, Nemeans-- Kinsman l., Berst
ler Q, Carpenter, G. P. 3, Hedges l, Hite 2, Nav
horter 2. Totalll
Juniors-wagenhals 2, +. Beck 2, S. Beck !
Flood 4. 1otal9.
Struck out-Nemcans, Klnsman l, Hedges
Clarke I, Mewhorter L. Total l.
Juniors -Sifford l, Carl. Tota2.
Out on fouls
Nemcans-Little 7, Boerstler 2,w. W. Car.
penter 3, Hedges 2, Mewhorter Ill.
Juniors-Wagenhals !, N. Blair !, r. Beck l,
J. Blair l, siford 2. Carr l., Flood l-totalS.
Out on Flies a..
Nemeans-Mewhortcr I.
Juniors-Shaeffer 2, N. Blair !, ]. Blair 2,
ifford2-total8.
Fouls caught
Nemeans-Lit,le Z, Hite l-totsl s.
Juniors-Shaefier 10, r. Beck l-total II.
Flies caught
Nemeans = II. ". Carpenter 8, Clarke Q,
BoeTstler l, Little l, Hedges l-total s.
Junlors-Carr /. t- .--
Henry Bush, Esq, OF Licking county, Ohio,
acted as Umpire; Thomas Monaghon as scorer
for the Juniors, and William Noble for the Ne
means.
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D@ How often do We hear men
and women complain II cannot get
anything to stay on my stomach; !
am compelled to eat Graham bread
and the plainest food, and then
must suffer from it, Reader, this
is Dyspepsia, we bid you eat as
heartily as you please, and any
thing you choose, even the richest
food, and If you will follow it with
q single spoonful Of Goes Dyspep.
sia Cure, you need not fear any dis
tressing effects from it, 1t is the
greatest remedy in the world for
dyspepsia, indigestion and all dis.
cases proceeding from the stomach
or bowels.
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FINE PLACE For Pio.Nlcs. lin
tho vicinity Of the remarkable cliff
four miles south OF the city, known
: as "Eagle Rock" or Jacobs Lad.
der" our friend Gus GEBELEIN, in
defatigable in providing means ol
amusement for tho young folks,
has prepared grounds with exten-
sive platform and other ''fixiugs''
for pic mic and festive purposes.
These were made use Of on the 4th,
by o large and delighted company
of gentlemen and ladies' andagain
on Tuesday last, by o similar
crowd.
Arrangements for the use Of the
above, grounds can be mado with
Mr.. Gebeleip in this city, or Mr..
lEox, on the premises.
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THE crop Of Strawberries market
ed from the State Reform Farm this
seaso0 amounted to some seven
hundred bushels. Large quanti-
tieswereso in this city. but the
greater portion was exported to
Cincipuati and other cities.
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Very Comfortable d?

Is the man who suffers the best years of his llft
with some one or other Of the various distress
ing Kidney complants-it has such soothing
effect upon his spirits that he never feels like
biting a ten.penny nail at single snap. /
there bO person in the community, however
who does not fancy this complaint, he can b.
cured by using DR.. J. W. Poland's White Pine
Compound which has never yet failed to effec
n speedy and lasting cure. Sold by all drug
gisis NJ retail.
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Mr.. Galloway's letter OF declina
tion appears on our first page.

RELIaIoUs NoTIcE.-The Rev. S.
Strassncr will preach in the German
Reformed Church of Lancaster,
Sunday morning next, at half.past
10 O'Clock. and at Sugar Grove at
half past o clock,
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Rhymes for the People.


The old Court House Is torn down, and the new
oneis on the top ofthe hiIl,
But the subscriber intends to remain at atsHAwK's
CORNER still;
Where to his friends and the public with thanks
he would say,
That his goods and his work he will sell very
cheap for ready pay.
And those who are owing him for six months
or more,
Can be fully accommodated by paying up the
old score;
His motto-now ready-cal in, everybody, you
know;
And this he will say, without making fuss or
a blowD
No matter what bargains you're told that you
elsewhere can get; ..... ......
He will vie with the best and warrant you all a
good fit.
July H. lsG7-n JACOB HITE.
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WONDERFUL MAoHINE..-Jacot
Hite, Merchant tailor, has in oper'
alton a most singular species o.
sewing machine, which in addition
to the work Of putting together
garments for the people, grindf
out rhymes with a facility perfect
ly astonishing. See column Of 10
cal notices for specimen, and cal
at Shawk's corner for the other
kind of work.
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Bonds, Finance and Taxation.
We publish Ia another column q
communication from an able pen
on a subject destined to undergo q
thorough Investigation at the baLdG
of the people as speedily as the
proper degree of reflection can be
brought to bear upon II. We have
given the article but q cursory
reading, and now have space only
to remark that while II seems TO
Us to contain some errors Of state.
ment as 10 matters Of fact, many
of its suggestions appear 10 be
not wanting in plausibility, whether
they will stand the test ola critical
examination or not. Light is want.
ed-and fair and candid discussion
can but result beneficially, while
nothing under heaven can prevent
some kind of a discussion of a sub.
jectso gravoand important. Such
comment aswe may haveto make on
the communication referred to must
be deferred until another issue.
We shall % glad to publish the
views, properly expressed, of any
ofthe numerous able minds among
our citizens, in relation to the in
terestiag questions raised by our
correspondent.
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Exclusive.

guarantee to those who call or
me as frequently as is necessary
that every one of their teeth car
be saved through life. l use only
purest gold and staniel foils. Ny
attention is not divided. l give
certificates ofguarantee.
Broadway, 100 yards south Of
Market-house, east side.
15-tf. II. SCOTT.
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WE learn that the typhoid fcver
made its appearances on the State
Farm some days since, and that
there are at present fifteen cases of
the disease among tho boys Of the
school. We have heard of no fatal
cases thus far.
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TUTHILL & Son have sent us
another batch of periodicals, com
prising Harper. Frank Leslie, Go.
dey, Peterson, Ballou, &C., &C.
They have everything desirable in
the periodical or literary limo, at
the lowest possible figures, as well
as first class stock of books and
stationery.
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DIED at his residence IN Salem, Walnut town
ship, Fairfield county, on tho lst day of June
1867, DAVID RANK, aged 76 years, six months
and sixteen days. Deceased was n native Of
Lancaster county, Penn. aud emigrated to Ohio
in 1915, and settled near where he departed this
tegrity and correctness in his business transac-
tions, and for the last thirty years Of his time on
earth was consistent member Of the Presby-
tsrian church. He was the parent oflO children
at the time Of his death.
1t worthy ofhis memory to state that he
was constant patron ofthe Lancaster Gazette
from its commencement in 1926 until his death.
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BASE BALE CaALtEEoE. The
Junior Club OfybIscity, bss receiv.
ed and accepted a challenge to a
match game, from the Lone Star
Club, Of circleville, composed Of
young men Of similar ages to those
Of our Juniors. Game to bo played
on the grounds Of the Nemean
Club, at7 o'clock, A. NJ, Friday,
18th inst.
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A race w45.iF0ILod between Der
ter. Ia harneaS. and Ethan Allen
and.mato, on the Morristown, On.
~ Course, on the ilth, which was
won, after a close and exciting
contest, BY Ethan Allen and bis
mate, the best mile being in 2:2O.
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.


ENpursuance Of an order granted by the Pro
bate Court of Fairfield county, Ohio, vii
offer for sale, at public auction, on
Thursday, the IlrSt day OF August
A. d. 1867, Mt one o'clock, p. NJ, upon the
premises, the following described Real Estate
OF John Schwartz, dec, situate in the county D
fairfield and State OF Ohio, to-wit: Comnenc.
ing AT the Northwest corner of section No. 80
township No. 10, range No. 10, thence EasI
thirty one (3D chains and two (2)links TO q
stone; thence South sixteen -l6) chains aud
thirteen U3) links to a stones thence West
thirty one (3l) cha and two icy links to stone
in said section line; thence North sixteen (lS)
chains and thirteen Q3) links to the beginning,
containing Fifty Acres.
Also, the following described Fifteen Acre
tract, vlz Commencing at q stone IN the West
section line otsald section No, 81, 81 chains aud
IS links South Of the Northwest corner Of said
section; thence East ten chains and four links
to stone; thence south fifteen chains 10 u
stone; thence West ten chains and four links to
astone in said section line; thence North fifteen
chains to the beginning, containing fifteen acres
rs aforesaid. .H
Appraised at $50 90 per acre.
Terms Of Sale-One-third IN hand, one third
IN one year, and one-thlrd in two years from the
day OF sale, with interest-the deferred pay.
Iments to DO secured by mortgage on the prem.
ises sold.
Summer crop to be reserved
ENOcH BRIGHT,
Admr. Of the Estate OF John SchwArts, dec.
MARTIN MoNEILL, Attys.
July 4, ls67-4w.
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Falraela County nltaa sociatr.


~ hARrINDALE &, Agent ~ ~ amssrcsn E,.
DC society ufH yIait 6e.foEnthIps and 'thaif
Iespscnye BIaneh Societies ,dpfnE tbe pfsseni
mouth OF tuiy, sud that thip Fibitafion viii Be
Instant. 80 ~
The hesolIoviBg sabbssh:dsy sppolntmssis are
ennouneed: On bundey, July -, be viii
meet thepsople, preach and addreav than IN
kesnville, - 10 oieio<ksA. Nj IN Baitin1ore sf
~ SiSSx, SS;oc, 2 : y same ssy. a1s In Carroll, st
On sunday, .JnIy a1sl. .hs vii, In IKE
manner, meet the people IN Afbeuda, a 10
oeiook, A. y a. clesJPoft Il . oeIoek p. Ri,
sDd In sugar GtoTa - " o'clockP. N. Of that
The Vice PreeidsB;s ere expected 70 arrspre
for the places ofmeeting. and they are eafpsstly
requested 70 use Their personsl in1usnco 10 or.
der tnat those .tneetlngs may DO large, demon.
stratiye and effective Tor good
WILLIAM J. REESE,
July - lsn-ZS Presidont
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A New BlTTRRs-RoHRER's WILD
CHERRY ToNlo.-This new remedy
is advertised in auothorpart of this
issue, We have seen certificates
from parties who have tried it,
showing remarkable testimony in
regard to its efficacy, and if these
are sustained by further trial, the
Tonic must rapidly advance in
popularity.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1858. J
OFFICE or THE AUDITOR or STATE,


lEsURAScE DgPARTAEST,
CyLuHBus, o., Feb. q, -. }
WukaKAs, The Corn Exchange Insurance
Company, located nj New YORK, Ia the state Of
New iork, h v flied q this o.iice sworn State
mont Of IFS condition, rs required BY the act
10 regulate Insurance Companies not incor-
porateG by the state OF ohio" passed April IL,
SIS. and amended February Q. 1854, and the act
40 regulate Foreign Insurance Companies,
passed April :, 1864; nd whereas, said C0mpa-
ny has furnished the undersigned satisfactory
evidence that it is possessed oil an actual Capi-
lal OF At least one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, Invested as required by said acts and
whereas, said company has filed in this Office q
writt'n instrument under its corporate seal,
signed by the President al secretary thereof
authorizing any agent or agents OF said Comps-
ny in this State 10 acknowledge service Of pro-
cess, for and in behalf OF said company accor-
ding to the terms of said art OF April y. 1886.
Now, therefore. in pursuance ofthe acts afore-
said, !, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF the
state OF Ohio, do hereby certify, that said Corn
Exchange Insurance Company Of New York, is
authorized to transact the business Of Fire and
Marine Insurance n this State until the thirty
frs' dav of January. in tie yaar one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-ci ight.
lSEAL1 IN witness whereuf, have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the
seal Of nv office 70 be affixed the day
and year 4bnve written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF state.
W. P. CREED, Agent,
Lancaster, O.
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MIsHLER's BiTTERs.-J. Vagnior
is now the agent in Lancaster for
the sale of this popular remedy,
which seems to have taken the
lead of most Of the preparations in
the bitters line which have entered
the field in competition with it.
See his advertisement in this pa.
per.
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DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN Mr.,
Morris, very aged citizen, died in
this city on the Sd aud was buried
on the 4th irst. lie is said TO have
been in the 1O5th year of his age
at the time ofhis death.
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GooD TnINo "A project has been
started by some Of our young men
for q boat.ride to tho Natural
Bridge, and social picnic on the
grounds in that vicinity, to come
off on Thursday Of next week. Put
it through boys, and success TO you'll
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B9 The Hancock Jeffersonian,
published at Findlay, Ohio, mas
been greatly enlarged. 1t is u
Union Republican newspaper Of
the first class, and its appearance
betokens the prosperity it deserves.
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A communication in this paper
on the subject Of the ailanthus tree,
gives the City Board Of Health q
few sly digs. Well, doctors will
differ, as we'll as other people.
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A REanLrrTnN

Rsint.vs 10 90 amendment u the conssltrt,op
providing for the eKtsoGon Of ibs sisotiYo
hanchiss.
RSAoiSsdtx As 0snoraf AsscpAiy ef fAe Std.ssf
0hts,( (thrre-hithso of the fDeInLsfssl tdeakk
House egreefnf thsrsfo.l That lt Be Gnd i6hefos
BY proposed 20 the electors Of thia Htatsto vofe,
at the nsHt anngal October election, upon flsS
appfova or rejection Of the following 6uosfsd-
nent as substitute for the arst section OF the
nth article OF the Constitution Of this State 70.
Wit Every male citizen OF the United States, Of
the aRe VI tventy-ope teafs, who shall have
been 4 resident Of the State one year next pre-
cedIng the election, and Of the county, town
ship. or ward in which he resides. such time AZ
mag he provided BY law. except such persons CO
haze borne arms IN support Of any insnrrection
or rebellion sgninst tie government the Unit
ed Ststes, or have fed from their places ofresi-
dence 70 AVOID oelng drafted INTO the military
service theeof, or hsYe desrrtrd the military
or naval service Sud government In time az
var, and have not subsequently Seen honorably
dischrged iroInihe same, shsl1 have The quail.
ncmIops of en- eloc;oT, and 10 entitled 70 yGlo At
all aleetions.
Ed. A. PsRROTT,
gpeolsr Of khe H1vss oJ Represenfdfsres
ANDREW q. NeBURNEY,
Ffesfieaf ths Senate.
Pissed Arfhe, 1851. nos-em
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DR.. FREED, noted physician Of
Harrisburg, Pa, publishes in this
paper an article relative to the
merits of his system of practice,
and announces visit of ten days to
this city, commencing on the 18th.
Acquaintances speak highly Of his
professional skill, and OF his stand
ing as a gentleman.
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MARRIED.

1857, atthe Parsonage Mr.. Daniel Hinkel Of
Franklin o. and Miss. Sarah CLARK Of Fairfeld
Co.
.kLLEN--LEAIHERB--By the uane and
same day, at the brides reafdende, Mr.. Milton
D. Allen o. :Rcyalton and Miss Kate Leathers
ofthie city. e4sl i
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UNITED STATES
TAXES

NOTICE 10 hereby given that Ell duties a..
Y sessed on the s1naai list for 1851, sor the
county Of fairfield, in the State Of Ohio, are Jue
ana payable, andsfe required 70 be paid on o.
befOTo Iha - = -
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goth day of July, 1907.

All persons who have not already paid theit
taxes are hereby Doiiaed to call aad pay the
same on or before that day, OF tho ssme Will BE-
charged with costs and penhtios
Said taxes.are payable at the Collectors Of.
fee, In Lancaster, Ohio.
JOHN a. HUNTER,
Collector lpternsl Revenue 18th DIST. Of Ohio
July 4th, lSG7-3w
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Lumber, Lumber

II THAvE A PORTABLE SAW MILL on ny
hlld county. Ohio, and am prepared TO furnish
Lumber of en- hinds for biildipg pnrposea, AZ
taasonable rates. A. d. nELlcK..
west Nashville, Jnns 20, 'tI-smo,
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5TATE Of NEw YoRK, -
CvrSIr VI NEv YoEE,
Z. +. Mason, President. and Geo. A Dresser,
secretary, of the Corn Exchange INSURANCE
Company, bong seyerrily sworn, depose and
say, that the Ivregin2 is full, true aud correct
staielHen. Of HE AFFAIRS Of the sad Insurance
Company, and that they are the gbo7e describ.
ed officers thereof
r. F. MASON, President,
go. A. DIRE 5SER, Secretary.
Subscribed and sW&rn befoye me, this is:h
day OF February, lso7.
[5EAL.l TIos F. GOODRICH,
C0mm.3SIOIer Tor ohio.
rxxr
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Road Inprosenent
HHE EEN&a
IS PvEsuAScE or AN onpEs Or qaR
County comui.aensrs q Ealrssld County. o..
the undsfsieDsd, viil, 81 The AuDfToUs OF.
FicE. In Lancaster. Ohio. % aa
Saturday, ANSxstS, 1867,
Let, TO the LOvest and Best
III Bldder,

Ths work Of improving the State Road. n
said county. from the Village Of csdnf Hill, a
Anasds.township. and where the naus inter
seets the GAINESVILLE and naysnlie TurrpIk.
ROsd near tbs eity Of lancaster.
The said imuroyemeut being Ten miles snd
two hundred and twenty-five perches in length,
and 70 be let 10 sections Of one mile each, ex.
espt ihslast section near the city Of Lanras.
ter, whichIs 272 perchss long, and the work q
be dene 81 follows:
said road shall be graded to the Width ofslx.
teen feet and 70 sgrAde not excesding FIVE CG)
degrees at any point throughout it, sntise ez.
tent.
Proper and Necessary bitches shhH be con.
structed on each aide thereof. and wherever
else the saneiinay be necessary, to carry OF the
water from said road.
culverts not less than sixteen feet In length
and bridges the same lens,h--eulverts 70 be
builtor stone, and bridges OF stone abutments
and both pisnked with good sound white oak
plank, sixteen feet long and txo INCHES thick.
70 be Constructed whereser Necessary, as Indi.
Gated in the plot and survey ofsnid road nov on
file in the AUDITORS Office Of said county, to
which plot aud survey, reference 10 hersty
made. Where thus grayeled, ditehsd and 5ddg.
ed said road TO be graveIed with good, uDscreen.
ed gravel 70 the wldh OF thirteen ClsJ feet and
to.the depth oft~eIys (i2) inches.
Said improvement Is made BY authority OF
law ana will he paid for In cash. Acceptatls Sc.
curIty Is Ieqtdredfrom the contractors.
PETER HAY. supr.
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Base Ball---Match Game,

The Nemean and Junior Base Ball Clubs OF
this city playeu a match game on the grounds
ofthe former on the afternoon of July 9TH, 1857,
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! IFfoposed !, inend dment 20 the
CONSTITUTION.


ThE sTAlE or ONO, "a lEtfft.i
o1as ef fAs spEsfsvy f sisfs.
J, william Hopfy emifh. soafeaary a slafa
e the stats Il ONO, Dc hereby oSrtIfy thai
ne ioii0Eiue is trua oopy Of 4 joint raaaia-
aon. psssed blythe esneia AsaSthbly Il the
s.sts ss y Ohio. on the eth day d Aprsi, A. u.
-. ~, t~ssnffon he orainel rolls en- risintllI
e tsstinsoy shessof. fisre lei, unto
.. tuoeafoed my name and al 1kod be Great
y. 8. ecei effhs etstc 81 cK.s. Al ccisia.
pas' Lna m Gay offp1il, A. y. Ieo7.
WilLlA4 uENnY sMITH,
Sssrs'arys y sfai,.
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Fourteen Years Practice
in CHRONIC DISEASE
BY DR.. L. PAGIN,
OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA,

Author ofa New System of Medicine in the
Treatment of Chronic Disease, and now
mode of Combining Medicine.
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OFFICE OF TKE ACD:ToR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., June ~, 1867.
lis hereby srtiaed, thai the foregoing IS q
correct copy Of the Statement OF ofeondition OF th
Corn Exenanzs Insurance. Company Of New
York, made to and mod IN tins Office. tor tho
year leU7.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
[SEAL JAS. WILLIAM7,
Chief Clerk, for Auditor OF Stale
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-07-11
APPOINTMENTS.

LOGAN, Monday & Tuesday, July goth / Goth
e MlLLVlLLE, Wednesday, July 3lst
SUGAR GROVE, Thursday, AGgustl lst.
Tallmadga House.
NEW LEXINGTON, Sunday and Monday,
August 4h and 9th.
som ERSE'r, Tuesday and Wednesday, Au-
gust 9TH and 7th
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