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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-02-07

E1NE OF RAa is pleasant preparation
containing all the n,ecinal properties Of the Pine
Tr's in tho highest d-grr II quickly cures Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, SO.c Threat and Breast and ali
diseases Of thi Throat aud Lungs 1t restores the
systnn to p'rf.c, health, aud Is very effective in
curing DISEASES Of tho Liver, Stomach kidneys Blad-
der, &c.
SUI hy Druggists at 81 90 bottle. Genuine have
" Wine OF Tar shown on bottle.
OLIVER CROOK ( CO., proprietors,
R1ruhams Van SciLIciI, Chicago,
J'nl a. PARK aud L. Il. SURE Co., Cincinnati o.,
Geul Ageais.
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UNDERTAKING.
Esl lz[EZI1A

FTHEundersigned, having the fNest Hearse iu thu
city, is now rerared TO attend funerals. furnish
coflns, Caskets, sna Metallic Cases, on very short
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statements from Patients,&o.

"Yorr Prescription saved my daughier's life, an,
has saved me hundreds o! dollars."-Rey. L. Ugs
PHREYs. Pcusen, v. Y.
owe Lies God for the beneft We have received from
your Prepared Prescription REV. p. PEkLoEfsE
Blosshurg, Penn,
Every Que 10 Rhom have recommended IT has Ten.
eftef much by Is use REV. c. d. JJxLs, Racine
Wis
B'utg House., isroE PACE, " YIN the early part
of February. s5 was suffering from yioeat cough,
for which bid been treated during SIX months pre-
ylou-y without benefit had fi1lf'susats wla-h com
pleisiy prostfaled me In the evening, h7arseness :
woul1 come on. shich wol'd preventive from peak
ing above n Whisper. htd then had two attacks Of
bleeding from the lungs Sly family Physician assnr-
ed me lhnt he could do no more for me vas grow
ing rapid wore. and had been compelled to leave
business f0r nearly two months. Al my symptoms
Indicated. unmstalsahly. the presence Of COSstMP-
TION, In the beginning n February. Mn uEXRY
FIsHER, Trsapi-eo offhe Ans~ieqn Bi5fs S0eis pre-.
scnte1 me vi h q bottle Of the PREPARED PRE-.
SCR1PTinN. IN few days, my appetite, (which
had entirely lostl returned wthins week, NY corgh
ha1 almost LETT me- and IN less lan two wceks, the
Nghf-9rsa's were broken M. Thsncei0rward re.
gni0ed strength rapidly. and am now regularly nj.
tending to my inties as clerk to the AMERICAN III.
BILE SpCIETY in whose employment have been
PRESCRIPTION effected CrRE. when my friends
des pgirad Of nv recovery. THOS.J CONGER
II have had NERVOUS OR SP.sNnDIc ASTHMA for elcy-
en- years During tho last six years have neyer had
an uninterrupted nights rest. II often seemed to
me that wnnld die before rould get air into my
lungs. suffered 50 greatly from 'shortness Of
breath thRi vas compelled 70 take frequent rests
in walking from my residence to my plag Of busi-
ness
'The night before obtained the PREPARED
PRESCRIPTION, was the worst ever passed. On
OhtaIninEthe remedy, ! took traspoonlul at noon
and agaln at night, and slept a night without wak-
ing. have NOT MAD BRORES NGGHrs nEsT siSCE
| have now completely recovered nv strength and
spirits, and not at all afflicted with 'shortness nf
breath. shall he glad to have anv one afflicted with
Asthma cell and sec me.-EZRA G. LANGDON, Ne.
33i Fourth It NY.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is put up in a
81 bottle. and is sold IN Lancaster, by
D.S1T'FURD d. SON
and Druggists generally. or orders NAV 10 addressed
IN the Sole Proprietors. OSCAR g MOSES L CO.. 4
CoErL ASpr STREET.. n Y. ConsultatiOa tree. Cir
rular contaningDar'icyl1rg of mGpge1sss sccesglu
" treated will he sent free by mail, to all who viii
write for it.
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Turnpike Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting Of citizens favorable
to the construction of a Turnpike from
Lancaster to Newark via New Salem,
Thornville and Jacktown, at New Sa-
lem on Saturday Feb. 9th at l o'clock.
Good Speakers will be present and ad-
dress the meeting.
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REPAIRING

Done oa short notcsand asmodcrstepriees ana
all work WARRANTED 10 compare favorRoiy wi n
any done slsev here. JOSEPH BLETzAcKER,
IL Boston C5ner, South end Of BrooSpav dri O..
IG5tbw sytefa. nsar the I3utl7oad.
Lancaster, Nov. {, ls6e-em
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Notice.

Subscriber, TO the Mineral Rail Road
Company.
The following persons have been appointed Jy ~
to receive and receipt far the First lnsallmeit OF
Five Dollars per share, (requred by the law TO To
paid) subscribed TO the capital stock Of the abov
Company, which should be paid lefore the day ap
pointed for the organization, Dec. 70, 1866:
J. J. Janney, Board Of Control Rooms, 20. IL
South High street, Columbus.
M. c. Whtehurst, Canol Winchester
}, r. Mumaugh, Hooking Valley National ranle,
Lancaster.
G. E. Bowen First National Bank Logan.
c. A. Cable, NelsonWlle
E.A. Moore, Fiu, National Bank, Athen,
NJ. NJ. GREEHf
e. II. MOORE,
JOHN MILLS,
WM. p. CGTIER.
DOUGLAS PUTNAM
Corpora'ors.
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LA DIES FURS.

A large lot of Ladies and Childrens'
FURs will be closed out regardless of
cost at Brooks Hat Store. 3w.46.
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lV. MISCELLANEOUS.
oodd me Sreatest amount insured IN any one risk
according 10 circumstances
me greatest amount allowed by the rules to be in
hured any one city, town or village and the oreat
est amount allowed to be insured m any one blocl
varies with circumstances Wv '''0"'
STATE or New YORK. County of New York. "a
q Carlisle Norwood President, and I'm G. Mills
OF @ otthe Lolillari Fire Insurance Company,
~ New orH' belng severally sworn depose and saw
mat the foregoiDgs full true and correct stat te.
o' the airs OF said Company, and that they arr,
the ABOVE described officers thereof N'
CARLISLE NORWOOD, President
o.,.,, JOHN .. MILLS, Secretary.
subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th dav NJ
january loo'' JOHN w. MURRAY,
,.,,, Commissioner Of Deeds
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a Cd E1 70
CURE
TTHIs GREAT REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASE,
4 oftho
GS a. ONtN@ @rar

fTHIS GREAT REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES
Sc e. OzA ~ @Da
~ the discofery ogthe inventor Of roe. yaIi.ito
Cough Balsain whAe experimenting for hi. avn,
/ hee!ih. lt cured Cramp in the -tonnch for hin,
"hch haH before yielded 10 nothing but chIotof,rn
IN" almost lady testimony from yArious paFts o.
the country encourage us % b leye there g no di,
ease caused BY dlsofdere1 stomach il wili not
[ speedily cure.
Physicians Endorse and Use i'll
ministers girs Testimony ofts Efficacy ,
And'rOm all directions We receive tidin.s Of cure.
performed.
It's sure to euro.
One doa4 will cure.
Sick. Headachel
II has carel Ia liun lreds ofca5eI.
Headache and Dizziness
It stops III thirty minutes.
Acidity Of the Stomach
Itcorrects T.. ono,.
Rising Of the Food
Il stops Immediately
Distress after Eating
One dose will reu.oya.
Cholera Morbus
Bad Breath
Will be changed with half bc.ue.
1T IS PERFECTL Y U1RNLE.SSl
Its UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS is owing to the
fsct that
1t Cures by Assisting Nature to Re-
assert Her Sway in the System
Nearly every dealer in the United States sells IL at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
G. G. CLARK & CO, Propfietors,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Jan d isG1-lr
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or srArg.-

OTIIVE VI THE AUDITOR or SrATg.-
C0buMBUS, ONO Jan "a lsi7
lt rs Hereby Certified That the foregoing Is a cor.
IerJ Fps OF me statement of condition ofthe Lori.
ana ~, MED IN TINS Office, for the year 1867.
witness my hand and seal officially.
lsEAL.l JAMES II. GOLDMAN, Auditor ors,oto
By JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk
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Fairfield County Bible society
[cORREsPoSDENoE]

LANcAsIEE, January slst, 1907
Gen WM. J. REESE,
Dear SIR
Having listened with much interest IA
the address delivered by you at the Anniversary
Jubilee Of our County Bible Society, held in the NJ
e. Church on the evening Of the Ord INST, upon your
installation President Of the Society, werespect.
fully ask you to furnish copy Of the same for pub
lication.
The times urgently demand the employment Of
every influence calculated to inspire deeper and
more general interest in the grand objects of the no.
Die institution Of which you are All honored officer
The address IN question seems to us sowell design
ed to effect this result thatwe wish to extend It's n,
huence beyond those who we've present Mt i,s deliv
ery' hopihg Tor favorable answer to Our request
We are yours very respectfully
GEo II. WERsrkR; BIN. spAuR.
~ h'oLDs' E. L.sLocuM,
oHAnLEs DREsBAcH, GEo. II. LrrrLE,
II TRoUr, RoRr Rtrn
l.. TAFT, p R,srxo ~
LANCASTER, February 3nd. 1867.
Gentlemen:-
have received your very kind note of
'he 7lst ult., asking for publication the remarks
made IN reply 10 the beautiful and very Impressive
address OF the Rev. Mr.. Martlndae, who installed me
INTO once at the late Anniversary Meeting of the
Fairfield County Bible Society.
Mostcertai My, If you think any good will be spb.
served by giving them further publicity, waving all
o'her considerations, it becomes matter of official
auty with metz comply with your request.
nave therefore compiled, as far as am able to do,
'he words spoke upon that occasion, and hand
.nein 10 you only regrettng they not every way
the distinction you have assigned them
am Gentlemen, with personal regrrd,
Your friend and servant,
-. WILLIAM j. REESE.
TO the Revd.Messfs. sbahr, Webster and Taft, E.
l.. socum, Esq, and others.
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Medical Notice.

nK. q. CONE NAY BE CONSULTED
lDat the following times and places:
In NEW LEXINGTON at the COboru House, on
Saturday and sundays September aud 2; October
6and 4; Nov lOand II Dec. 10 and 10; Jan 10 aud
! 20; Feb. % and "a March 3oand 81 May and ;
June and 0.
In LANCASTER ut the Tallma tge House on Mon.
tilt goes Weat on tuesdays Sept 3; Oct s; Nov
IL; Dec. II; Jan. 81; Feb. 25; April /; May @; June 10
DR.. CONE cures all forms OF Chronic Diseases, MS
the Lungs and Air passages, as Laryngiiis, gronch-
tis, and Consumption all diseases ofthe Kidney s.
Liver, Pancreas and the glands generally; all dis.
eases Of the Heart, Blood and Blood Vessels: all
diseases Ofthe Brain and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Cho.
rea, st. Vitus Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and gene.
raj nervous nutrition; all diseases OF Females
enlarged Tonslls, and all forms Of serofula also ali
Diseases.
B6-No charge for consultation, butc h scrmedI.
ches. [Aprfl5, IsG6-2-fyl
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DIR. JUAN DELLA ARR E'S
SPECIFIC PILLS.
Il Recon- mendatiOn.

are prepared by the Messieurs 9aranciere & Dupont
Pharmaceutists, No. 22l, Rue lombard, Paris, RON
the Prescription Of Or, Juan Delamarre, Chiei Ply
sician to the Hospital du Nord on LarbOsere.
Letter Of Recon- me ndatIOn.
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demo EAST /;

n1-Residesth the above Trains there are regular
Trains, and persons approaching or passing the
night, be Particularly on their guard orthemscves
and LIVE STOCK, as to trans in both directions,
Any injury inflicted will otherwise rest ontheir own
careessness. O. W. SHk1TtCK
Dec. 1866. Master ofTransportaNor
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To GARAcIERE & DUPONT,
No. GA, Rue Lombard, Paris,

Seien'dry and Si'lious Occupations, GrisS, Assfs-
Ties. whatever tends to impair the Vital Icfion Of
the Brain, Heart or Nervous S,ston frequently lead
ofthe Virle system. Stiiicnts, Cieypnen, and Lao-
aers, therefore. who are especially liable to these
Weaknesses shonld resort promptly to DR.. Della.
marr 's Specific Pills
Pamphlet containing full particulars, with Nj.
rections and Advice. printed in French, German.
Spanish and English, accompanies each hox, and VIII
be sent by mail, free ofcost, to any who Will wrts
for IT,
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The Ohio River is at food height.
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PARIS, May 9TH, l8Gs
GESTLFMES;-We have used the "Specihc PMS"
made from Dr. Dclamarre's Prescription, during
several years past IN Ourpasate and public practice
and have found them most energetic and efficient
Remedy in eases Of SpermatoTrh Sem mi Weak
ness; Nightly, Daily, or Prem0tupe Emissions; sex.
ual W akness, or Lsp0teneT special Derangenents
of the Nervous Systeui Weaknesses arising from,
Secret uahts and sexual Excesscs; Relaxation orthe
Genital Organs; Weak |pne; Affections Of the Ewes;
"Lme' or "Brck-Dus" Deposits in the Urinp
milky" Discharges; Paleness Of the SKIN with
Sunken Cheeks and Roodiess Lips; Punched Fea.
lures; Irregular Action ofthe Heari and IN al the
CHASTITY train ofSymptoms arising from Over.usa,
Abuses, or Loss, from any cause, Of the Nervous
Fore.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all PER-
suffering from any sWaptomaiico or Organic ATeo,
fions of the Genlto-Urnary Systems, tn use these
Pills. With high respect, We are yours most sIIE
eerely. r A. BEhUREPAlRE, NJ. D.
G. D, DUJARDlN, NJ. D.
JEAN De LEUCHRE, NJ, II.
To GARAcIERE & DUPONT,
No. GA, Rue Lombard, Paris,
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Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will he sent
by mail. securely sealed from all Obsrpdon on recent
OF the specified pnce by any authorized agent or by
the sale General Agents for America, OSCAR q.
Authorized Agents Tor Lancaster aud vicln,ty, h.
sIFFoRD SON. All orders by man promptly
attended to,
October g. ls65-lY
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A GOOD FARM FOR
SALE.

tTHE IMPRISONED OFFERS FOR SALE
~ Farm Of iOS Acres, stnathd u mile south Of
usny.ne, near the Bremen road. II has on il two.
cy frame ionse Of six rooms, with good Stabing
.rl,s 6c.,-ahout 81 acres cleared land the talanee
p pI.osr lwo good Orchards, comprising ,ppIe, Pear
1i Ihg streams. and also has fine Spring near the
ggWweHng. The quality of the land varies from mid.
nhx sn 20 very good and i has good encing viii be
so,n very low ifappcatiOn Ia made soon
ror terms and PARTICULAR, apply at East Rush.
''ise W. 70 rae, o. ACHSAH s. NoUR5E.
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All kinds of produce wanted. for
which the highest price will be paid.
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Statement Of the Condition Of the Loril-
lard Fire Insurance Company, of New
York. on the 1st day Of January 1867,
made to the auditor Of Ohio, Pursuant
; to the Statute of that State.
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lA I'D HD5i AbN bNANIEDc IAbES,l
for the Rqiiea, clrs of ASTHMA, BRoVCHfrls. ca.
TARRH 1nt al affections fthe LUNGS, TiIROAT,
and AIR PASSAGEs for Gsns al and SDeeiqi ~ rnnoe-
nenfs nfthe NERVOUS SYSTEM for biordsrs of the
BLOOD and fpf al FAse,i0Iaai Disorders Of the
Stomach aud Bo0eis
l s,s ia,et Increases the s,rsEgi and dtspsns the
eoior nfthe Dais biJDi Il subduns the LhHt and Fc-
yer, and imlnishes the Frpecforafi0n 10 ebecks the
night Ssa's. 2lgys. h rom to fourteen days
Tho appetite - y dnee iariJo aisi and the patieus
rdpiRy gain feh the ooggh, and the ~ Tcf edhips
Are speedily relieved ;he sleep becomes cainl and
rei,eshira the scaeH'iDts ee7yiar and Hqifg m ALL
THE |ENERtL SYMPTOMS OF GOVstiN PTiON
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, Re- .bIsAPPEAR WITH A
REALLYASTb NJ RAPfDIrY.
The PRESCRIPTION -hHHid he rs4d in every Gaze
where the Physician prescnhes 'C1uGH MfxrtEEs."
gosfcs." IRoS. tcips, BARK QrISIvE, Gop ItyEr OfE
WHfSKEY, Sc and IN every Disease, IS wHArEyLE
mora Ofthe following SYMPTOMS:
DHeItO n I~ceql,G BcoT'hi9g IOss 0f BreG'h. G9vgh
Rqs'tnG Of fssh Night SDsafs, Bis>ag fo0g me Lgngs
Ina of Nrsn1ih, LO8 nj Agps'ife Gsae.al DeJHify
DsbJf'V0f Pre1d7acyraf Gursieg Riag painy fhfoyeh
hs Shoptis.s cbss Frt Or Limbs. Nsralyia Nerroiis
HsT'i1ehe, Ne soas PrOfcaion NerUOps Trcif,it0n;
VtbiiRess Dyiae3s EecssiUe Piisasss Sore Theonf
D,01dnsU, SlopisssHssy, DYeoepeia, S0rr Sf0tsoeA,
"Hs1rf Bf-H," OpDrsssiOa n Sfat.T Of me Stomach
bcfo sordff>rsa'Hq, COep1iion Rs9iifsnf Fsrer, DO
ds., and FsPEcaLL, IN All Fsmais D,g,srs 0r Uterine
lrr0Vgideifiss. rich DiFeyb, fdutyl. SnpDfssssd
Scraiy Eressrs Dsldy>i, Premature foo Frequent
Mad
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"We'll not give up the Bible,
Butspread it far and wide;
Until its saving voice be heard
Beyond the rolling tide;
Tho men should strive to wrest our prize,
By guile or cruel might;
Wen suffer all that man can do,
And Con defend the right"
This is the mission of our Society.
1t is to stand up for, to demand, and to
exact the circulation of a free Bible
to see to it that this inestimable gift of
God to US is unmutilatcd, sntrammei.
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LANcAsIEE, January sist, 1907.
Gen. wM. J. Resi-,
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-07

The Sentinel twits the Republicans be-
cause they do not put more negroes on their
tickets for the Convention. The Sentineps
faction ought to nominate one colored man
at least in some County, before they COM
plain that the Republicans do not nominate
more. The Republicans hold that INERT,
including honesty, fidelity, and capability"
should be the test for Office. Let every man
stand or fall on his own merits. The
Sentinel holds that no white man ought even
to vote, much less hold office, unless he can
read and write, or owns certain amount of
property; and while the Sentinel will not
say that that the colored man shall " neDe1''
have any rights beyond those enjoyed by the
old free negroes, yet, in their present igno-
rant and debased condition" it is not pre-
pared to trust the colored people to any ex-
tent. And yet that paper censures the Re
publicans because they do not nominate more
colored men for Office. What hypocrisy
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Foreign.

PARIS, Nov. 5.-The lfonateur states that
il fight near Tivoli three thousand insur-
gents were either killed, wounded or made
prisoners. Garibaldi himself and his son
Menotti were captured and sent TO Florence
as prisoners of war. Four thousand Carl
baldians, while on their way to reinforce
insurgents, stopped, disarnled and turned
back.
The greatest agitation prevails in Italy.
The utimatum of the Emperor Napoleon
is to be answered by or before Thursday.
LONDON, Nov 5. noon.-Serious bread
riots occurred in Exeter yesterday and to-
day Every bread and meat shop in the
city had been sacked at the time Of receipt
of last dispatches. Incendiary fires were
breaking out in different parts of the town
Great excitement prevails and the local au-
thorities had petitoned to the government
for Troops to quell the disc r'ler.
GENOA, Nov. 5.-Garib:.ttli has arrived at
Spezzia, prisoner in the hands of the Ital-
ianS.
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Mr. Senator Thayer, of Nebraska,i in recent
speech in baltimore, said the following
among other things. His remarks have the
ring OF tile true metal We trust Congress
Will be equal to the crisis. He said:
q" No backward step can be taken. The
work of reconstruction will go on. Who
ever hinders will be cast aside. Does any
one receive a hope, from recent untoward
election results, that the Congressional plan
will be stayed, he is victim of most woe
full delusion. The Republican party in Com
gress was never more in earnest or more de-
termined. 1t will learn wisdom from dis
aster, and take new courage into the con-
fiicts of the future. No State will be restor-
ed until it has complied fully with the terms
Congress has imposed. Speaking for my
self, will remain in my seat till the last
hour of the last day of my term of Office ex-
pres to vote against the restoration OF any
OF the revolted States until they come cloth
eel with the white robes of loyalty and truth
until they present governments whose
foundations are laid deep in right and equal
1ty, and in every part of those systems these
shall be the controlling features And then
no one will ever be admitted to- Congress by
my vote whose hands are stained with vol
untary treason. We have sworn upon the
dttoI vi our 0Olt IndC loyalty shall direct tile
destinies of this nation, and we mean to exc
cute it. Treason shall yet he made odious
Let no one be deceived. Reverses only nerve
us to more determined effort We are bat
Ting for the right. Our mission will be full
filled Our aims are Just, our principles
are immutable as the everlasting hills, i'm
mortal as justice itself.
Whatever laws Congress may pass will he
executed. All opposition will be futile. The
threats of johnson to initiate Napoleon in
his coup d'etat now pass for naught The
run his morning and evening organs are as
harmless as the tooth of the serpent which
has lost its poison. They were the aiders
and abettors of treason during the war, and
they are now consistent in the performance
of their present duties.
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

Thousand of Horses die yearly from Collie
This need not be. DIR. To1ias' Venetian Horse
Liniment will positively cure every case, if given
when first taken. The cost is only one dollar
Every owner of horse should have bottle in
his stable ready for use. 1t lis warranted superior
to anything else for the cure of Cuts, Wind Calls,
Swellings, Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Old
Sores, &c. This Liniment is no new remedy
1t has been used and approved of for 20 years by
the first horsemen in the country. Given to an
over-driven horse, it acts like magic. Orders
are constantly received from the racing stables Of
England for it, The celebrated Hiram Woodruff
oftrottng fame, used it for years, and said it is
far superior to any other he has tried. Recollect,
DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Liniment is put up
in pint bottles. Take no other. Sold by the
Druggists and saddlers. Depot, ST Cortlandt
Street, New York.
Nov. 2, 1867 94-w&tw1m.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF NORTH-CARoLINA,

DISTRICT OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
United States
Tobacco Factory, s45 Libel of Information.
boxes tobacco, DC,
&C.. &c.
To Fuller & Wilkinson and all whom it
may Concern--GreetIng:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ or about the Both day of July, 1867, the
Tobacco Factory and premises on which it is sit
uuted, two hundred and forty-fve boxes of to-
bacco and other property belonging to Fuller d
Wilkinson, of Caswel county, were seized by
John Crane, Collector of Internal Revenue for
the 9TH Collection District of North Carolina,
as forfeited to the of the United States,
and the same is libcIied by D. III. Starbuck,
Attorney of the United States, and prosecuted
in the Circuit Court of the United States for
condemnation tor the causes i'll the said Libel
set forth: and that said causes will stand for trial
at the Court room of said Court, at Raleigh, on
the last Monday in November, 1857, at noon, if
that be jurisdiction day. and if not, at the next
day of jurisdiction thereafter; when and where
all persons are warned to appear to show cause
why condemnation should not be decreed, and to
intervene for the interests.
Given under my hand, at office, in Raleigh, on
the 9Th day of November, 1867.
D. K. GOODLOE,U q. S. Marshal.
Nov. 5, 1861. 95-14d