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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06
Odd Fellows Supper.

The Odd Fellows Of this city have or ran zed
to hayo Grand Reunion ami Supper al their
splendid Hall ana the City Hall, on The sth day
Of February next. The exercises during the
Jay will be peculiar to the order. ending with
public Address By one Of the abest orators
belongingto the Order.
/ nthe evening nsp!endid Iupper viii be pro.
yded under the auspices and supervision o,
cHArLEs MILLEl, one OF tn, best caterers for
occasiens of this kind in the city-at which no;
only all the good things ofthe season will be
provided to refresh the guests, but feast OF
reason and flow Of sorl" may be expected, IL
the shape Of toasts, sentiments and speeches,
such IS have beeu rarely il ever presented to
our citizens. We Understand Chat the supper
especially, will 90 rare and unsurpassed. IN.
deed, CHARLEY NJ tLtLR's name az caterer is suE
fcient to insure completeness, rarity, and eT
cry delicacy Of The season. Wecpn safely say
twill be the grandest occasiOn ever offered .c
the citizens Of Lancaster. -.5
Jan. 18th, lsGs-td. ...f
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Edwin Wright offers for sale mis-
very desirable property on North
Broad street, this city, consisting
oftwo lots each sixty feet front
with a large and commodious two
story frame dwelling. agood stable
smoke house and other outbuild
ings and convenicnccs, thereon.
+ For terms of sale, inquire of the
proprietor, who will be found eth
er at the Eagle Office or at his
home near Berne Station. 1t.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A Rare Chance for some one
If sought for soon.

Any Industrious working man
with a capital of $500 to $4O0, can
purchase a business, the net profits
Of which were $1,000 last summer,
with a Prospect of doubling this
amount the coming season. . Good
reasons for selling. For further
particulars apply at this Office.
Lancaster, Q. jan. 23dr 1855.
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Proposition for 1868.
The Lancaster Gazette at Re-
duced Rates.


For the purpose Of placing the
Gazette in the hands Of every vo.
ter in Fairfield county and the ad.
joining territory during the impor,
tant political campaign OF 1868,
we arc induced 10 make the sub.
joined propositions, in carrying
out which we hope to have tie ac-
tive aid and influence Of every
present subscriber and all good
Republicans. @ie
If any present subscriber not
in arrears will furnish US tho name
Of new one, the paper will be
sent one year to both for So 90
cash. This will apply to all who
have made advance payments Of
$500, who will only have to pay
us 81 90 for the additional name.
Clubs of Ten and upwards, at any
one Post office, of new names, will
receive the Gazette one year for
81 so each, cash to be sent with the
names.
Subscribers in arrears for one
year or more, paying up arroar-
ages in full with one year in ad-
vance, can 60 in at club rates.
These propositions will be kept
open till the 1st of April next
They are not made to make money,
but to aid in promoting the sue.
cess of the great Union Republican
cause. We are firmly persuaded
that tho very best documents for
circulation for this purpose arc the
local newspapers. Can township
committees or leading Republicans
in every township, do better thing
than to take hold at once, and
make sure that the Gazette is
placed in the hands of every Re-
publican and doubtful voter within
their respective limits?
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Agricultural Society Election.

At the annual election of the F.
G. Agricultural Society on Satur.
day the lst inst. the following Off
GERS were chosen, to-wit:
President. S. Brasee;
Vice President--J. T. Busby;
Treasurer--J. g. Weaver;
Secretary. G. Reeves;
Directors--Peter Hay, Henry
Eckert, John E. Courtright, Samuel
Barr, Isaac Claypool, Robert Gun.
ninsham, Henry Langel, Samuel
Wolf, Daniel Keller, Jacob Baker,
John Ashbaugh. Columbus Near
thur and John Gill.
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EIdHn HOUR ARRANGEMENT

EIaHR HOUR ARRANGEMENTS We
are informed that the authorities OF
the @. & Q. Railroad have adopted
the eight-hour system Of daily Ia
Dor at their machine shops in this
city, with a corresponding reduc-
ton in the amount Of wages paid
the hands employed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

At the meeting of the Fairfield
County Agricultural Society on
Saturday last, an entire new Con
stitution was presented by n com
mittee appointed for that purpose
and unanimously adopted. This
measure was rendered necessary in
consequence of the loss Of tho old
constitution and bylaws, and re.
centimportant changes in the laws
regulating such societies.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

A young womahin Detroit, on
Friday last, finished skating feat
of thirty successive hours. The
extraordinary feat was witnessed
by an immense crowd of excited
spectators. .n
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

HUMBUGs EXPLODED - PROF.
SANDS ENTERTAINMENTS. Prof.
Sands, the great Prestidigitateur,
will favor our citizens with two OF
his extraordinary entertainments
at City Hall on Monday and Tues.
day evenings next. The Professor
proposes to cpxosc spirit rapping,
table tipping, ventriloquism, mag,
ician's tricks of various kinds, and
many other kindred deceptions.
His performances are highly spo-
ken ofby our exchanges, and rec.
commended by several ministers of
the Gospel. Rev. f R. Watering,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
at Van Vert, o., says of him :
"He deserves tho thanks of the
community for his excellent ad.
vice to the young, and for demon.
strating the folly of betting on
dice, cards, box and ball, and var.
ious other kinds of confidence
games with sharpers and gam
blors." Rev. III. e. Pitcher, of the
NJ. E, Church fsame place, well
known to our citizens, also says;
81 take pleasure in stating, that
having had the satisfaction of at
tending Prof. Sands lectures on
the subject of modern spiritualism
(so.called) that he fully viudicated
his reputation, by exposing in a
mastery manner, the dcceptions
ofthe so called science OF Spiritual
ism. And that the community in
Van Vert are amply indebted to
him for the good service which he
has rendered in the cause of Chris.
tianity."
Cards of admission only 35 cts.
Children, 25 cts.
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Our grateful Acknowledgements is
are due to r. J. Black and other
friends in Rushcreek township for
a handsome list Of new subscrib
crs. We hopo their good exam.
pie may be followed in all, the
townships. ..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

THE Soul OF FLowERs. Poetry
has given the title to the living
breath Of fragrant blossoms, and
this, floral soul-this quintessence
ofolfactory luxuries-exists. in its
full perfection, in PhaIon's Might
Blooming Cereus. y Brooklyn Ea-
ale -AfA
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

See to it, if you are ever troubl
cd with Throat, Lung or Kidney
difficulties, that you early tcst the
virtues of the White Pine Com
pound. Physicians have tested it,
and willingly recommend it.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

Desiring to reduce my stock Of
Clothing and Piece Goods by
March 1st, | have determined to
sell them as low as they can be
bought in New York or elsewhere,
so those wanting anything in my
line will do wellto call as they can
buy goods at prices to suit all.
: b'a4 oRRIN E. PETERS.
45-4t.
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5Qucen of All Pain. Try isonce

Wanted, at the Excelsior Saloon
Picked Cucumbers and fresh Cab
bages, for which the highest mar.
ket price in cash will be paid by
A. BAuMAN, II brorghtin soor.
Lanv 80, 1853. ~ --'at,lI,
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Farm for Sale.

VTBERE win be sold At private sale, Eve
miles north Of Lancaster, a farm Of l6A
Acres, 10 acres ofwhleh IL nndercnltlyaiion
With good fencing aid 4I acres Of good timber,
and Lhrse never hiling wells. There II On It .
large iWo-story frame honse, large frame hank
barn, wish all the necessary out. buildings
Terms reasonable. Por further particulars en-
quire on the premises.
Jan. ~, 1855 4f,L SAVANNAH MILLER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

The Vicksburg Republican says
the people of that region know all
about Grant, and they go for him.
Grant event" for them duri ng the
war.
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TO Obtain

A personal knowledge of the value
of "Barrett's Hair Restorative ;
try II land find your Hair clean
rich and glossy.
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR
DIR. WILLIAM SMITHS
BIBLEDICTIONARY.

Itcontains OVER ONE THOUSAND losely
printed, double column, octave pages, from
new electrotype plates, OH good paper, and s
appropr' ately illustrated, with over TWO
HUNDRED engravings on STEl u MD WOOD,
and aseries Of fine authentic maps.
II highly commended by all learned and
eminent men, and by the press general y
throughout the COUNTS.
II is a necessary help to every Bible reader
indispensable TO every Clergyman and Sunday
School teacher, and ought 10 be in overyiami.
ly.
ltis great Library in itself. The lahor and
learning of centuries are gathered in this ono
volume, to throw clear, strong light upon ev.
cry page ofthe inspired word. -,
Do not be Deceived.
Owing 10 the unprecedented popularity Of this
work, a small ahridgement adapted to juvenile
readers, In duodecmo form, Of about 600 pages
has been reprinted by another firm in larger
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rlginal,-to give the impression that II is oul
edition. Send for circular gvng null particu
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.;
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| Feb. A, leee-lHn.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

CENTRAL COMMITTEE meeting
at Republican committee room,
Saturday next, at one o'clock, P.
4 NJ. Let every member be on hand
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06
Leap Year Party.

An affair of this kind came off
in this city on Friday night, 1st
inst. 1t was q success. Some 6f-
ty couples were participators, fill,
ing the capacious rooms Of Judge
LoEHNER's popular boarding insti-
tuition, TO repletion. Invitations
had been duly extended by the
ladies, comprising number of the
married class as well as a largo bevy
of the proverbially pretty girls Of
Lancaster, toN corresponding mum.
ber of the (for this occasion) gentler
sex, who were escorted in gallant
style to the place of the festivities,
1y The ladies procured the music
for the occasion, provided the
samptuous repast, waited on their
coy and blushing (but applauding)
partners, led them out for the dance,
paid all the bills, and escorted the
gentlemen home in the small hours
of the morning.
So ended the most joyous and
satisfactory leap year party ever
known in the annals Of Lancaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

G. F. Train was discharged from
arrest at Cork on the 2lst ult., and
telcgraphs that he has sued the
British Government for &lOO, 900
damages, ....,,,...
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

A statement prepared by the
Secretary of the Treasury shows a
falling off of internal revenue for
the fiscal. year 1867, compared
With 1866, Of s29,697 AL.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

If you wish to get a beautiful
sett of Artificial tccth go to DR..
Won BoNuoRsTs, next door TO Post
Office. .o 46tf.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

Particular attention given to
saving the natural teeth, at DR..
VoN BoNHoRsr's, next door. 10 Posi-
Office. 4Gtf.
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An Easy Way of Making Money.

Old papeTS worn out books. and scraps Of
papr ofauylltnd ofeoJorafe worth - much A.
old rags. Save themu and whom you get three
or four pounds, take 10 to Tnthills RgbyS
Bookstore, where you will get cash By the
pound.
Jan. lc, lsCs-cW.
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Ives Seeding Grape.

Well grown roofs Of this popu.
lar variety of grape for Sale Cheap,
at the STATE FARM.
FebY 6. 1861.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
More New Publications.

Tuihill 4 Rigby have just received "Ths
Readiugs Of fOhAslsS Dickens, . on toned paper
price, % cents per copy. Appleton cheap edi.
ton Of Dickens Works; also the waverly
S9Vsll, prce 2S and 80 cents. a new diamond,
edition ofThseketay's works. sInitAi Stamp.
ing" fof Ladies' and Gentlemen.
January &c, 1868 r.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06
Valentines! Valentines

Go TO Brcnneman S for your VAL
entines. He has big stock, ofa
styles and designs. comic and sem
timcntal. Tomorrow week is St.
Valentines Day. 1t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

Last Sunday was Ground Hog
Day" During the forenoon it was
clear and bright--so look out for
six weeks more of winter weather.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

ii Our Repr sentative Mr.. Rutter
has our thanks for favors in the
way of Legislative and official doc
uments.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

The Worcester city marshal has
set apart FIVE streets upon which
the boys may slide without moles-
tation. ,..-r
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The Topieal Dictionary.

Tu,hiH { Rigoy have received the arst sdl.
ton ofthe above valuable work, BY our dlslin.
guished fellow citizen DR.. John .Williams.-
No library can be complete without it. A read.
able dictionary is o book that should bs 10. the
hands Of every person who pretehds to speak
and write our language understandingy. The
work is meritoriously spoken of and recon.
mended by many Of the most eminent men and
scholars in the land. Tuthlli Rigby are sole
agentsifor the sale Of this book, where it can be
had for s2n per copy. Good, active agents
wanted IN each township, TO whom liberal IN
ducements will be offered. We predicta grea,
saleror the Doctors book because II is the only
work OF the kind ever published, and affords
moro instruction than any lexicon we have
ever examined. A book that every schoo
teacher should procure without delay. AbooE
that DO one will be without, who has any de.
sire to understand the language which he
speaks. Agents will be furnished with tn,
book at wholesale rates, and cnn make II a pay
ing business during the whole winter. Books
will be sent to anv address by mail or express
on receipt Of price. r.F, a-..,..
= z TUrHGLL RIGBY Booksellers,
VI iLtJlE y m Sole Agents.
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Leucorrhoea.

Or, whites, which follow local debility and cor
stitutiOoal weak ness. can be effeetually cured
by the use Of Robaak's stomach Bitters, DO
not the druggists sell you any other remedy,
As these Bltters are prepared with especial
reterence 70 this complaint, and are warfantod
70 cure.
Sold oJ o. O. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
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AsSignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given That iAe under.
" signed have been duly appointed and qunl.
lied ss As.Ignees Of the property Of 5smuc,
81. Sam. Persons knowing ;herselfe 10 be
ind ebted to said Samuel N. Sam. are rcqnest.
ed to make immediate payment, and those
having claims agSinst hun will present the
same 70 the undersigned Assignees,
NOAH HcNAGHTEy,
DAVID PENCE,
A. P. ASHBRooE,
Jan. Q. 'cs-sw' Assgress.
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EaYslPELAs.

Or, ST. Anthony's fire. can he most eTsctu-
Purifier in conjunction with Roback's Blood
P.'s
Sold bye. G. Beck, Druggist. lancaster
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Republican County Convention

This will take place Saturday
the 22d inst. Union mon of Fair.
fold, turn outl
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

A 8 Administrator OF the Estate OF william
n Hill, deceased, with the will annexed, and
by virtue ofan order of Court, will, on .
Monday the 10th day of March,
1865, Ut one o'clock, afternoon, Offer for sale,
by public auction. on the premises, the fol-
lowing lands belonging TO the Estate Ct said
deceased, to-wit: SITUATE in the county OF Fair
field and State OF Ohio, being the Northeast
quarter OF section % n township lG of range Is,
except paIt thereof commencing at the North
cast corner OF SAID quarter section; thence
South 42 rods, thence West leg rods, thence
North AZ rods, and thence East loo rods to the
place of beginning, leaving IN said tract l25
acres, more or less, subject 10 the dover OF
Elizabeth Hill, widow, a. assigned therein ms
lollows FIVE acres of timber land, bounded by
beglnnlngat the Northwest corner of said farm,
thence south 7.5U chains, thence East G.6G
chains, thence North 7. 7.50chains and thence West
66G chains to beginning; and $500 acres bound.
ed by beginning at the North east corner OF said
quarter; thence North 90 chains to q post,
thence West is. .95 chains to post; thence South
20 chains to post, thence East u. 95 CHAINS to
the beg inning also the right Of way 25 feet wide
from the-South.ea corner Of the timber lot to
the Northwest corner OF the $500 acres lot; and
all fences within rods oithe dover lines are
to be reserved and considered line fences.
Appraised AT ESQ per acre.
Terms Of sale; one third the purchase money
IN hand, one third IN one year and the balance
in two years with interest on the deferred pay.
ments from the day ofsale.
&. TR0VING Err,
Administrator with the Will annexed OF Wm,
Hill deceased ..
Hunter 4 Daugherty, Atty's.
February 0, l668--6w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

INcoRPoR ATED.-The certificate
ofincorporation Of of the Hooking Val
Icy Hop Company was filed in the
Office of the Secretary Of State on
Saturday last. The object of the
Company is the growing, drying
and selliag Of hops. The incorpor.
ators are Messrs. T. ". Tallmadge,
o.E. Davis, P. D. Schory, H. L,
Grider and Jeab Stafford. The
capital stock is 100000, and the
principal Office is located at Lam
CATER Columbus Journal.
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Public Sale OfLands.

Public Sale of Lands.
Under the Will Of Issac Yantries, decfSsed
~ virtue ofthe power rested 10 me, the un der
signed, AZ Executor ofthe Estate Of IsAac Van
tries, late Of Fairfield county, deceased, with
the Will Of said deceased annexed, will, Oh
Saturday. February 1st, 1868, at !
o'clock, p. H.,
Of tAr late reside ace ofsaid dee on the prem ses
Tying shout one mile vest OF Amanda, In said
county, offer FOR sale, by public auction. and
sell to the highest bidder the Homestead Farm.
OF said deceased, containing IS acres OF
land, more or lesS, all Improved. Also.
30 acres OF timber land lying one mile South
Of the Homo Farm.
Terms Of sale-One-third Of she purchase
r5oney on the day Of sale, one-third in one
year, andtrs balance IN t"o yenrs, with inter-
est on deferred payments from day ofsale.
deed will he executed on She making Of the
first payment, the purchaser executing notes
for deferred payments secured BY mortgage
on tie premises.
SAMUEL BARR,
Jan. 2, lsG1-5w Executor.
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Not q Beverage.

Unlike most ofthe bitters OF the day, pr. Ro-
hacks are not intended as pleasant stim.
ulating beverage, but are perfectly medicinal,
containing only sufficient pure bourbon whis-
Ky 10 holdin solution the medic npl eztrastiYe
matter from Which they are composed.
sold BY &C. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
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Farm for Sale.

A FARM OFI6O ACRES, sITUA-
"a ted AZ miles west Of Lancaster, 1aO acres
cleared-all under good fence-or for sale In
SO acre tracts.
Also two vacant City Lots near tee iepo. Of
the c 81. z. X, and also, one lot on Canal
street, North end ofthe city.
For fgl1 particulars address or call on c. =
sHfrTikE, Lancaster, Ohio.
Jan. lb, Is6s-2m
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BILLIARDs.-At the "tourna.
ment" on Tuesday evening, the
first game was played by JANEz, Of
Lancaster, and oRNDoRPF, ofZanes.
vile, 500 points. The former scor.
cdhis 500 when the other had made
423. Largest run by Janez 30;
by Orndorff, 81. Averages 81 and
~.
A second game was played by
PEBBLES, of Circleville, and the los
er of the previous gamo. At the
close. the score stood-Peebles 800;
orndorff 32l. Largest runs-Pee-
bios SO; 35; 80; Orndorff, 20; "a; 81.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

~ See advertisement of Nation.
al Publishing Company, under the
heading agents Wanted"
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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
1st District, james W. Sands
Cincinnati; I'd, Thomas L, Young
Cincinnati; 3rd, S. S. Haines
Waynesville; 4th, A. P. Howard
Woodstock; 9th, James Harsh
Rindlay; 9th, Mills Gardner, Wash
ington 9 H.; 7th, Ben. 'Nesbit
Xenia; 9Th, A. g. Leo, Delaware
9th, D. W. Swigart, Bucyrus; 10th
Denison Steele, Toledo; 18th, Jas
Trip, Jackson; 18th, William H.
Free, New Lexington; 18th, D. II
Willard, GAINESVILLE; 14th, John II
Boynton, Elyria; 18th, E. H.
Moore, Athens; 10th, r. ]. Ben
nett, Cadizi 18th, G. "A. Shober
.Carroltou; 18th, I'll. W. Curtiss
Chagrin Falls; 10Th, VIM. StOdman
Randolph. @
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Notice.

nAv1D NJ, WILL, whose present place Of
Dresidence is unk known, 10 nstified that Ma
~ A. Will did, on December 10Th, 1907, ilo
her Petition In the Office OF the Clerk Of tho
Court Of Common Pleas OF Fairfield County,
Ohio, charging the said David NJ. VIII, with
having been wi illfhlly absent from hsrthe said
Mary A. Will fer more than three years last
past. andwith gross neglect ofduty tows:dsh her
duringthe same time, and asking that che may
he divorced from the said David NJ. Will and
have the custody OF her children, whichpeiitlon
Court. ~ J. ?. VANDEMARK,
G5,ll4 Clerk o.sA!d cozTt,
+ pa,es this De. ssS IslT-le.ew
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Farm for Sale.

A GOOD FARM of So ACRES, OF
"A Good Land situstpd three miles esTi
5ILancaster. on the wheeling road. in PlraS.
ant Run Valley. Has on II good house and
stable, four good vprings and 3 young orchard
nj ~ trees. For particulars and terms apply
on the premises to ALLEN DEAN.
Jan. u, IsGs.-2In.
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DisSolutiOn,

The Partnership lately existing between L.
n. Olds and George Rabbits under the tirm
name OF Olds 1 Rabbits, was dissolved by rlu-
tual consent on ting 10th day of January, 1868
e = party and the wool manufacturing business
continued at the old stand by George Rabbits
l.. II. OLD5,
GEO. RABBITS.
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The undersigned have made their
arrangements TO move to the new
Block on the North East corner Of
Main and Columbus streets, by the
6rst of March. We desire to reduce
our Stock before moving and there.
fore are ready'to offer unusual good
bargains to persons wishing to
purchase Clothing, Cloths, Cassi.
meres or any thing in their line
Call and see us. q
RISING, MILLER & SETPEL.
Jan. 23-tt .---