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To My Old Customers and the
Public.

I am just rcccivinga a fresh stock
of Spring and Summer Goods
comprising a full line of Foreign
and Domestic Cloths, CdsSimereS,
Vestings, Jeans, Satinets, TreedS,
CottQnadss, MuSlins, Checks, Den.
inns, Hats, Caps, Trunks and Va
Uses, together with a full line OF
Gents Furnishing Goods.
also keep constantly on hand q
large stock of Mems. and Boys
Clothing, which 1 will warrant tc
be Of my own manufacture and
made in good style.
Those wanting Clothing made tc
order, will do we'll to call, as
have secured the services of H. 6
Trout, (see card bclow) wei
known in this community as
frst-class Cutter, and master o
his profession.
D1 Our workmcn are excelle'
by none. -SDa
Thanking you for past favor'
and desiring continuance of tn
same, l shall ever endeavor I
please, both in price and qualit
Of goods.
/ remain, yours truly,
ORRIN r. PETERS.
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GARD.

Having dissolved my business
connection with the firm Of Rising,
Miller & Seipel, will be found, on
and after the 10th Of March, with
Orrin G. Peters, where will be
pleased to sec all my old friends
and customers, with as many new
ones as may favor me with call
and oil can rest assured that the
same desire to please which hat
governed me heretofore, will con
tinue to influence my endeavors i
I'tho future. H.G. TROUT.
March 10Th, 1868.
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Music hath Charms to soothe
the Savage Breast, but who can
picture the charms Of one who has
suffered q lifetime with Scrofula,
and finds himself suddenly CURED :
Meme but those suffering from the
same terrible disease, which nothing
will cure soquickly as J w .POland'i
Humor Doctor. Put up in large
bottles, and for sale by Davidson
& Brasce.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

A Positively Coop Thine
Every body who keeps house or
furnishes rooms, knows the back
breaking, fuger-smasbing, and
generally exhaustive effect Of put
ting down carpets by the ordinary
mode or making oneself into a
carpet stretcher and tack driver.
1t is worse than putting up rusty
stove pipe on a cold day. The
6rst of Aprilis approaching, when
hundreds of carpets must be taken
up and put down again. This is
WHY we call attention to "Brown's
Combined Carpet Stretcher and
Tack Driver" one OF which We
have been operating with, and can
pronounce a grand good thing.
With it any healthy person can
put down a carpet in one-fourth
the ordinary time used, and with
/. so little exertion thathe or she will
think the task is fun. The ma
. chine consists of q broom like han
die, down which runs little tube
and a cord. A small iron.toothed
plate at the lower end Of the han
die gfasps.the carpet and is sur
mounted by an upright tube il
which a spring hammer ID worke,
t by the cord. Stand upright AM
= easy, take tho handle in your lef
hand, let the plate rest on the cor
pet, take q tack froma little bo
. attached, and drop it point dow
: in the tube, push the carpet to tb
wall, pull the cord, and click, clio
q the tack is in. No straining, n
tearing, no bruising, no stooplni
i no signing, no swearing. Eas,
:. nice, comfortable, well done.
!. saving of everything. All siz'
4 and kinds of tacks used. Brown
!, Tack Drawer extracts tacks as o
a. silly as tho driver pats them j
no The sole manufacturers of tn
~ valuable invention are W. M. Il
!, ans & Co, IS BeOkman street, NJ
4 York. One Of this firm will be
od the Empire Hotel, Mansfield, Oh
~ for one week, 10 whom oil enqu
ofI les regarding the West should
10 made. Agents, either ladies
S gentlemen, can obtain territory
a. reasonable terms, and make sa
~ with absolute certainty. An ar
,ro Gle without competition-grea
al needed, and one with which 81
tar 10 dollars per day can be made
a. any ordinary panyasser. Addr
q. or call at once, Mansfield HsSd
March. "A.
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constitutional Differences.

There are ruany consti gtions soinherently
defective in energy as to derive greatbeniit
from moderate use Of pure liquor combined
with such vegetable medicines and extracts as
enterinto the composition of Roback's stom-
aoh Bitters, and there are many situations 10
which even the healthlest derive additionsls se-
curity from their occasionall use,
Ifhealthy persons are exposed TO unusual
and continued exertion inconfned air, or un-
der the heat of the sun, or to the influence o.
de pressing watchfulness by travelling, and
change OF diet and water, or II residents o
malarous districts, or the rank river bottoms
of the West and South there can be no doub
but a careful use OF Robaeks Stomach Otter
with the food would surely be the means. o
warding off actual disease and enabling then
to heat up unaffected Where, without the Bic
ters they would likely have to succunibto DIS
ease. They strengthen, tone ahd invigorat'
aid digest. on, and increase the appetite.
Sold bye. G. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster, Q
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Next, is OF 'pfovcu celebrity, naVlne
played with acceptabiIity in The
large cities. Our city has not had
an entertainment Of the kind for a
long while, and the lovers Of the
drama will be apt to turn oQt in
full force to greet this talented
company. The plays announced
"The Ticlet.ot Leavo-Man" ant
aTon Nightsin Bar Room W.
believe. have been witnessed BY
few of our citizens, and will prov
q treat.
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The End Attained.

Scott and Crider are now using
tie nitrous oxide gas, (laughing
gas),. in the extraction of teeth,
with perfect success. The patient
takes his seat on the dentists chair,
inhales few draughts from the
tube, passes into a pleasant dream
and wakes, within from one to two
minutes, when he ID much surprls-
cd at seeing his tooth, Or teeth, on
the stand. In two minutes more
he declares himself as we'll as when
be came, and goes away perfectly
delighted at not even Knowing
when the teeth left their sockets,
Pure Nitrous oxide gas has nev
er yet hurt any body. 1t is entire
Ily free from the unpleasant
ness Of chloroform, such as neao
ache, nausea and muscular prostra
tion. 1t is now used in all the cit
} ities Of the Union.
Three doors west of the Hockin
Valley National Bank, Main stree
H. SCOTT,
H. L. CRIDER.
Lancaster, March 10, 186S-St.
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WEATHER, &c.-The equinoctial
storm for this Spring seems to be
over, and il vas a pretty noticea-
Bile one. Between the 18th and
18th inst, there were copious rains
attended with occasional thunder
and lightning, and one tremendous
wind-storm, which occurred on
Tuesday morning before daylight
Temperature very mild, SO much
so as to give vegetation o decided
start, and cause fruit men to shake
their heads with apprehensions Q
after claps in the shape of killing
frost. For the wheat and grass
I however, nothing moro favorabl'
could be desired. Sunday las
was a day ofsummcr temperatur
falmost, and for lovelincss one .
a thousand. Tho thermomete
t marked7s 7so in the afternoon. Their
] was ! slightfrOst Wednesday morn
ling.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

will Immediately relieve and per.
manently cure the most aggravated
case Of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour
stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases Of the stomach and bowels
Physicians, clergymen and all who
use it, join in unbounded praise of
it's great virtues. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Pricc sloO. [52]
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - Senator
sherman and Representatives Z.
Van Trump, VIM. Lawrence and
John A, Logan have our thanks for
repeated documentary favors.
We are indebted to Mr.. Rutter
Representative in the Legislature
for sundry documents.
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The Peak Family Coming


The far-famed origina. Peak
Family of Swiss Bell Ringers will
give ONE entertainment in Ian
caster. 1t will take place at the
City Hall on Monday evening, (23d
inst), and the bare announcement
ofthe fact will doubtles be sufi'
cient to insure them a crowded
house. The following from the
Cincinnati Commercial of 29th De-
ccmber, will show the estimate
placed upon the performances of
this troupe in the Queen City Of
| the West:
TnE PEAK FAMILY SWISS BsLL RIEoERs.--The
afternoon and evening performances of this
troupe now OF the Academy Of Music, Fourth
Street, attracted much larger audiences thar
during their first appearances, thus proving
their gradual advancement in public favor.
The performances on the Swiss bells ar.
charming beyond expression, and invarlabl.
call forth repeated encores. Their bell gamu
Is larger and more varied than that Of any othe
troupewe remember to have heard, and the
are enabled therefore 70 give alarger range {
tunes and airs than anyriyal organizations
) rhe troupcinclddes harplst, violinist pei
former on the zitherand two vocalists, altoge.h
er composing cne Of the most pleasing and vel
! satile companies now before the public.
Sol. SMITH RussrlL.-This capital bufo an
: mimic is connected with the Peak Family an
r gives limitations of eccentric character, dlstii
4 guished actors, &C., which form avery ente
: tanning feature of lheswlss Bell Ringers pr
i gramme.
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Boardfng.

Mrs. SAMUEL BERRY, at her res
idence on Columbus Street, ia pre-
pared to accommodate one or moro
small faniIies with rooms and
boarding. and also to take a mum.
Der Of day boarders. Apply at the
residence, s. e. corner Of columt
bus and Mulberry streets.
Feb. 20, 1851.
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The undersigned have made their
arrangements to move tothe new
Block on the North East corner Of
Main and Columbus streets, by the
frst 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.
RISING, MILLER & SEIPEL.
Jan. 23-tt]
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For Wall Paper and Linen
Curtains,

60 to Tuthill & Rigby's bookstore
they have the largest, finest and
cheapest assortment ever brought
to this city. This is the only store
whero all kinds Of window shades
linen, paper, &C., cords, fiStures tas
sells, &c. are kept, just opening
10000 bolts of paper. Syst.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

Gales from Araby the blest,
freigbted with the breath Of orient.
al spice flowers, are not so entranc-
ing as the perfume of Phalon't
eFLOR DE MAYO" the new per.
fume for tho handkerchief. Sold
by all druggists.
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school Examinations.

The period of the annual school
examinations-in which all our
citizens should feel the deepest in.
terest--is at hand, as will bo seen
by the detailed notice printed else
where. The High School gradua
ting exercises will take place a
the City Hall, Saturday evening
2Sth inst, and are expected to b.
of a highly interesting character.
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GOES COUGH BALsAM

A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes-ordinary A o., also nam
moth family bottles-for sale BY
all druggists and dealers in medi'
cines. No family should be over
night without it in the house. [52..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-19

A great many inquire who Dr.
G. MIEssE is? That is told in o
few words. He is the son of'thc
celebrated DR.. G. MIEssE. Sen. who
left Dumontville, a miles north OF
this city, some twenty years ago
after practicing in that locality
some 25 or 80 years. From the
above place he moved to Colum-
bus, Ohio, living but few years
there, he then moved to Greenviller
o., where his principal property
|lies-some 3 Or A thousand acres
ofland. He is now quite an ole
man, and has no equal to this da,
in the treatment of chronic dis
eases and as surgeon. He i
loved by many of his profession.
March 19,-lt.
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For some ten days past, Q butter
famine has prevailed in Lancaster.
Those unfortunate enough to find
any have had to pay from 40 to
As cts q pound for it--and the rest
Of tho community are some dollars
in cash better off than if they had
found the article.
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$500
.n,Donnell,s MarbIe WORKS.

AO'OOuncIlS > uNdNUAc
We took occasion, the other day,
tollook in upon the establishment
ofMr. J. f. OiDoNNELL. on Broad
street, below Main. Wo observed
there several fne works under the
chisels eof the workmen, among
them q beautiful stone designed for
the grave Of T. M. HUNTER. The
design Of this is rich and effective,
though not transgressing the
bounds Of elegant simplicity, while
the mechanical Horkmanship thus
far bestowed upon it is Of an excel
lent character. Many other works
are in tho shop, in various stages
Of progress toward completion, al
OF which exhibit abundant eviden
lees ofingenuity 10 design and skill
in shaping the rough block into th'
finished monument. In brief, th'
marble factory Of Mr.. 0'poEnsL'
will be found to afford all the ia
cilitIes necessary for procuring ap
propriate testimonials Of mOnu
I. mental character, By means Z
Al. -.
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MANY REPUBLICANS

EXPENSIVE SALE.-Wo are in
formed that the stock and other
property disposed Of at the great
sale of Messrs, Reber & Kutz at
their farm in Amanda township on
Monday last brought very satisfac
tory prices, and that the aggregate
proceeds exceeded $4,000. The
sale was largely attended by stock
men and farmers Of Fairfield anC
the neighboring counties.
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Greenfield township.

The Republicans of Greenfield
township, are requested to meet at
the Election House on Friday eve
ming April Sd, for the purpose Of
putting in nomination a ticket fol
township officers to be supported
at the election, April 9th.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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New millinery Establishment.

Miss Quill will open a new Mil
linery store on the first Of April in
the Columbus street Rising Build;
ing, second room from Main street
corner. Those acquainted with
Miss Q. will be glad to learn this
fact, and rejoice that her good
taste and skill in her peculiar line
Of business will continue to be a
vailable in this community.
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For Rent.


Pursuant to instructions from
the mosonic order, the undersigned,
as Trustees, will rent the north
room over the Market House, Ian
caster, Ohio, known as the Mason
ic Hall, for ono or more years
commencing on the 1st day o
April, 1868. Proposals will be re
ceived by II. A, Gcbelein, Main St
until contract OF lease is conclud
ed. IL. A. GEBELEIN,
w. +. BAKER,
GEo. L.. EcKERT.
Jan. 8, '6S-tf.] Trustees.
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A Simple Remedy, but ono that
has proved very effectual 10 curing
Sore Throats, Hoarscncss, Pulmon,
ary Affections and Kidney Com
plants, is found in White Pine
Compound. II is safe even for the
yoqngsst in the family.
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CHANCE FOR A GooD INVEST
sENT.---An opportunity is present
ed in Royalton, for a first-class in
vestment of cash, if the right per-
son takes hold oft. For particu
lars, readers are referred to the
advertisement Of vi. Clement
| in another column.
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NIovINa TIME.-Gity subscribers
who intend changing their places
Of residence on the first of April
will please leave notice at this Of
fco where they may be found after
that time-in order to prevent
mistakes by the carrier in the DC
livery of papers.
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If you wish to get q beautiful
sett Of Artificial teeth go to Dr.
voN BoNHoRsr's. next door to Post
Office. 1911.
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seToo Many Colors,

And more shades than / like to
SEQ has been my experience says
the Rev. Geo. Pearce, Of Warren,
Ohio, by using any other than
sBarrett's Hair Restorative"
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Ives. seeding Grape.

Well grown roofs Of this popu-
lar variety Of grape Tor Sale Cheap
at the srGrE FARM.
FebY 6. 1866.
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Particular attention given to
saving the natural teeth, at DR..
vow BoNuoRsT's. next door. 10 Pos
Office. 4Gtf.
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BAPTIST CHuRoH. Tho ord'n'
ance of Baptism will 30 admins.
tered At this Chp<ch on Suncay J
morning nextxOy the Rev. Mr..
sn.sp O. tl-s Bereau church,
Zanesgjfe.
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Public Examinations---Lancas
ter Union Schools

Public observation-disclosures
ter Union Schools
Will commence Friday, March 20,
and close March 9th. The fol-
lowing will be the order:
Friday forenoon, LIST Primary, South nonse'
Friday forenoon, lst Primary, West House,
Friday forenoon, lst Secondary South House,
Friday afternoon, 1st Primary, North House.
Friday afternoon, LIST Secondary, N. House.
| Miss Reed.
Monday forenoon, I'd Primary, South House.
Monday forenoon, I'd Secondary, South House
NC Monday afternoon, Cd Primary, North House
| Miss WealSley. -.
Monday afternoon, I'd Secondary, Nortf
| House, Miss Hamilton.
4 Tuesday, oil lay, lst Intermediate, Nor'h
Tuesday, ali day, il igh School, South House
| Miss Beckett. - ,
Wednesday, ali day. Junior Grammar School
South House, Miss Feeman c.,
Wednesday, all day, Hlgh ochooi' Sou'i
House, Miss Beckett.
Thursday, all day, Junior Grammar School
North House, Miss Schleieh
Friday, all Day, @enior Grammar School
South House, Mr. Knabenshue.
Friday, all day, Senior Grammar Schoo
North House, Mr.. Cole. -.
Gmluating exercises in the City Hall, Q
Saturday evening, March 18th, towhich an &C
mittance of 90 cents VIII he charged proceed
to be eappropripted toward procuring apparat,,
. for the H igh school. All invited 10 attend u
examinations and closing exercises.
y J.F. REINMUND, Supt.
March 10; 1868.
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time for announcementin in our next
issue, if the Union Republicans Of
the several Wards will but see to
it. wehope they viii go to work
ss ohce.
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EB Aw1OH uA6AOnn.

VyHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Philip N. Wlg 'nh1ls sDd Joseph X.
Beck IN tine practice OF dediHine a;ib Surgery,
has been Dissolve by fnntasl consent.
Persons knosing themgelyes in5ehted 10
the fifnl viii please esll q, tbs ohee.of ".
Wagenhals aud settle their ascn1nts immedi'
aleiy, as tho books maE he closed.
PHILIP N. WtGENHALs.
JOSEPH X. BECK.
Lancaster, o.. MGEch 4th, 'Gs-Sm.
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THE RISING CORNER. Messrs,
Rising, Miller 4 Seipcl are now in
full occupation OF their magnificent
rooms in the new building, corner
Main aud Columbus streets. 1t is
safe to say that no city in Ohio can
show more perfectly adapted SET
Of rooms for the business, or a bot
tor appointed Clothing establish
month"; allits departments, thar
the new quarters Of the above firm
We are compelled to defer till
another issue, an extended notice
Of the fine Improvement effected BY
Mr.. Rising on that corner, OWNS
tothe pre-occupation OF our col
umns by matter of more immedi
atc Importance.
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ATHENS MEssENoEH.-Thc saluta
tory ofMr. Jennings, the new edi-
tor and proprietor Of the Messen
ger. is conceived ih good taste, and
we'll written. The paper is much
better printed than formerly, an(
we think will now prove an acccp
tablo organ to the Republicans 0
Athens. We trust the new pro
prietor will meet with the fuiles
success, pecuniarily and politically
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II. u. OItID1II''
Lancaster, March 10, 1885,
Mammoth Bottles only 70 Cts
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE
CHEAPEST AND BEST.

The ErGENrE HAIR REsToREk
eclipses all known discoveries for
the rapidity with which it restores
gray and faded bair to its natural
color-promotes its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when falling eff, and is a most
Iuxuriant dressing for the Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lus.
strous. Mammoth Bottles only 20
cents.
Sold by most all druggists. tS2
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Attachment.

Henry Burk Before Jesee Canods, P.
aZainss Of idbetty Township, FAR.
John II Miller deld county, Ohio, on the
2sth day Of FebruaYY. 1873, sad justice issEed
AZ order OF attachment 10 the above action for
the sun, OF eleven dollars and tseniy cents,
prMssiSIss Mssss e. sI,is isessis ssS aS. henry BuRK
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aTHE PRINTER $ CIRoULAR," a
very neat and useful monthly pub
lication issued by R $, Menamin,
SO Hudson ST., Philadelphias has
been enlarged to thirtyetwo pages,
and enclosed in u handsome cover,
One dollar year, and very cheap,
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A Positive Remedy for all
kinds. of Humors,

Scrofula. SourY, Salt-Rheum, Carhun-
cles and BoiIs, Ulcers and all obstinate
Affections Of the Skin, infIammatory
or Chronic rheumatism, Piles, Chronlo
Diarrh@a, Merourial Diseases, ana every
faint Of the System; Dyspepsia. and those
Affections originating in the Derangemen'
Of the Digestive Organs VIZ, bhions
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous AZ
fections, Headache, Languor, and pepTes-
sion Of Spirits, Loss Of Appetite, Consul
patton.
! yTNHIs excellent medicinal compound was hr't
prepared by Dr.. j. W. POLAND, IA lsh'
and was then employed with great success IN
expcllinr humors from the blood; but In lslS
medical friend who was quito celebrated as phJsl-
cian. cspecialy in the treatment Of humors, sug-
rcsted some important Improvements, which were
adopted and which has made it $50 the people say
the very best remedy for all kinds Of humors known
to "the faculty"
This preparation is composed entirely ot vegeta'
bles, among which are Sarsaparilla. yellow DOCK
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and BloodrooA
When the originator lived In New Hampshire ~
GoGstown Centre, for the space of thirty or lofty
miles around, and in Manchester particularly, tne
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which II ei
fected. Though manufactured in large Quantities
tho supply was frequently exhausted, and puTchas
ers had to wait for more to DO made. In mat re
zion, some very severe cases Of Erysipeas wer
: treated with, and they were curedl EryppS'a
Sores or carbuncles, those ugly, painful ucer'
Z were entirely removed wherever this meeieln
, was faithfully used So It was with scretqle an
salt.Rheum The Humor Doctor cnred Them
ItisJrce from any dangerous drugs,is pleasant :
,hs toste safe. vet sure and effective h tts action.
PREPARED AT THE
NEW w-ENGLAED BOTANIC DEPOT
And for sails BY an Dealers ta Medicine
C.DAlZON Do Co, Proprietor
For sale. BY
Davidson s. Brasee,
.ucsssors 10 Ksuanana 4 o., Lancaster, o.
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 'hatthe Undersigned
~ has been duly Appointed and qualified ~
Assignee OF n. C. Hyre, Of Fairfield county, o..
All PERSONS indebted TO said Tyre are rotihed
to roake imme iiaie payment. and those having
CLAIMS against him Will pre-. snt the safne 70 The
unders igned Assignee. J. X. MUMAU0h,
March ~, l3j3-Sw. assignee.