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Constitutional Differences.

There are uany constitutions sCFnhcrently
defective in energy as TO derive great tbenht
from moderate use Of pure liquor combined
with such vegetable medicines and extracts as
enternto the composition Of Robacks storil
ach Bitters, and there are many situations la
which the healthlest derive additionalse.
curity from their OCCASIONAL use,
Ifhealthy persons are exposed 10 unusual
and continued exertion in confined air, or un.
der the heat Of tho sun, or to the influence Of
depressing watchfulness by travelling, and
change Of diet and water. or II residents Of
malarous districts, or the rank river bottoms
Of the West and South, there can be no doubt
but careful use OF Robsess Stomach Bitters
with the food would surely be the means Of
warding on actual disease and enabling them
to beat up unaffeStcd Where, withoutthe Bit.
tersthey would likely have TO suocambto dis.
ease They strsugthcp, tone aid invigofAts'
aid Digestion and increase tho appetite.
Sold bye. G.sBeek, Druggist Laheasssr, o.
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We find in each ofthe Harrison
vile (Cass co. MOI papers Of the
10th inst, (Which have been sent us
by Mcssrs. Boving & Wilcox Of
that placc,) a paragraph relating
the particulars Of an accident to q
citizen OF Ohio who may be known
to many Of our readers. We copy
from the Harrisonville Democrat,
as follows:
AccIDENT.--On Thursday last, as
Mr.. Bauman and Mr. James Pugh
were hunting a short distance from
town, they had occasion to pass
through q field in which a number
2 of Texas cattle wero at the time
lone Of which, q large steer, ran al
Mr.. Pugh, who happened to be
nearest him. Mr. Pugh fred al
tho steer when within a few yards
of him, but the steer came on and
knocked him down, and was trying
to gore him whom Mr.. Baumau
fred at the steer, Just as he fred
Mr.. Pagh raised bis arm to protect
himself from the steer, and the
charge struck him in the elbow
making q terrible wound, and rem
'dering amPhtation necessary. Ht
was brought to town and the arm
lAmputatod by Drs.A Abraham, Brook
hart and Barrett, and he is now Al
tho Arizona House doing as wei
as could be expected.
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MARRIED.

DE MUTH-RUDoLPH-A the residence Of
tha Uride's parents, on Wednesday, Feb. "a,
1865, by Rev. b. N. Spahr, MIR. Jacob De Muth,
oLCllcleville, o., and Miss Rae hel, daughter
Of Christian Rudolph, Esq, OF Lancaster, o.
[Circleville papers please copy.l
Agergeous display Of cake, and bottle Of
excellent wine, camc 10 the office with the arovs
andwith gusto all hands drank lifelong hap;
piness TO the welded pair.
MA3KLlN--RUTTER- tho qcth inst, by
Rev. q. W. Mechling, Mr.. Benjamin +. Mack-
lin and Miss LYDIA @. Rutteri both of Pleasant
Township.
JACOBS s-EPLEY-Februnry sth. 1868, at the
office Of the Probate Judge, by Virgil f. Shaw,
J. p, William II. Jacobs to MISS Ellen Epley.
FoREMAN-pANCAKEL4By Rev. j. Hoff-
hines, Jan. I'd, 1868, at the residence Of Henry
Hockmau, Mr.. George NJ. Foreman and Miss
Matilda Pancake; al ofthis county.
FETTER-wYGUM-B the same, Dec. 49,,
1857, vt the residence of the brides laiher, Mr..
William Fetter to Miss Mary wygum; all OF
this county.
STRAYER- REAM-0n the goth inst, by Rev
+. Strassner, Mr.. Daniel Strayer to Mrs. sarah
Ream; both Of Berne Township, Fairfield Co.,
Ohio.
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OBITUARY.

DIED = In this city, Feb. 18th. 1868, Mrs
LUCY NEWMAN, aged rs years and months.
She was nm exemplary member OF the NJ. E,
Church for sixty years.
nIED-In Franklin, KY, January 18th, 1903,
NATHANIEL COOK, son OF Mrs. Lucy New
man, by former marriage aged 6syears. He
united with the Protestant Episcopal Church
q few months before his death.
DIED-on the 30th Janualy, ls0s, at her res.
widow ofJoseph Work, dec, in ths nth year OF
her age.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Board Of Exsminers will meet in the
upper room OF line County Offices, for the Ex-
animation OF Teachers, on the First, Sec
Ond, Third and Fourth Saturdays
In March and April, 1868.
The examination will begin precisely at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and no application wi II be re-
ceived fol examination after IL O'Clock, a. N.
Teachers will remember that they can get
certificates at no other time, aud that they
must be prepared 10 stand an examination in
Qr.hography, Reading, Penmanship. Arithme-
tic, Geography, English Grammar, and Theory
ofTeaching.
l. Tie character of the applicants exami-
nation will he represented on scale Of one tn
ten-ohe dpnntng tbUtowest qualification, and
ten the highest.
2. -Four classes Of certificates will be grant
ed, as fellows: First Glass, valid 81 months !;
second class, valid ls months third GLASS,
valid 10 months; fourth class, Yslid months.
Hereafter no SIX months certificate will be
issued to the same applicant moro than once.
,. 4 satisfactory examination in the theory
and practice Of teaching, and high degree OF
success n teaching VIII be considered in de-
termining ths class Of certificates to be grant
ed, No certificate will be granted unless the
applicant passes an examination til each braHeh
Of sfsdy required by lav.
Owing to q change IN the School Law, all
applicants will he required to pay fee OF fiftyI
cents, asa condition of examination.
All applicants must come prepared with a
prepaid envelope. properly addressed to
themselves. BY order ofihe Board.
D. COLE, cIork.
Jan. 10, 1868.
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"A FAIRFIELD County PRoDUo-
TIoN.-20ur Office was last week
honored With visit from Charles
Samner-not the distinguished
Senator, but q namesake-in the
person Of an infant son Of Mr.. W.
J. Callumber, one of our subscrib-
iers. The child was one year old,
iackiog o day, and ,reighed forty
,one pounds ayoirdupois. HIS thigh
girths eighteen inchcs-he is every
way we'll l-proportioned-of bright
and healthy aspect-'and toddles
alone with tho vigor of a genuine
son of Anak.s Let us hear of his
equal, if one tan be produced.
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Lancaster Business Directory.

The cards of q large number of
the principal business men and
firms Of our city, will be found un-
der tho above head, on our first
page. Our readers will know just
where to look for information as to
the places of business of the most
enterprising and reliable men in
almost every department of trade
and in the professions. If there
arc any of that class not yet in
cluded in our Directory, we pro-
sumo they will lose no time in
sending in their cards for insertion
therein.
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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.
RISING, MILLER & SEIPEL.
Jan. 23-tt
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For Rent.

Pursuant to instructions from
the masonic order, the Undersigned,
as Trustees, will rent the north
room over the Market House, Ian.
caster, Ohio, known as tho Mason
10 Hall, for one or more years,
commencing on the 1st day oI
April, 1868, Proposals will be re.
ceived by II, A. Gebclcin, Main ST.
until a contract Of lease is conclud-
cd. II. A, GEBELEIN,
w. Il. BAKER,
GEO. l.. EcKERT.
Jan. 9, '6S-tf.] Trustees.
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We have an additional list OF
new subscribers from old Rush
creek, for which we are indebted
in great part to the exertions of
Mr.. VIM. B. Trimble, one Of the
most active and jealous Union Re-
publicaus Of that sterling township.
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extent OF our power, in committing
these high and vital trusts into the
hands Of loyal men, who, confront
cd, but undismayed, by terrible
war, aud encompassed on oil sides
BY assassin treachery, stood by and
apshe Government.
On motion. the foregoing Reso-
tions were adopted, without a dis.
senting voice.
s. A. GrIswold offcred.the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted
unanimously and by acclamalion,
to.wit:
Resolred, That in the opinion
of this Convention. ULYSSES s.
GRANT is the man pointed out by
every consideration of patriotism
and hope for the country's future,
to next occupy the Presidential
Chair and receive the second sur.
render of the Rebellion.
On motion Of George G. Beck, il
was Resolved, That the present
Union Republican Central Com.
mittee of Fairfield county is here.
by re-appointed to serve in that
capacity for the ensuing yoar-with
power to gil vacancies and to add
TO tho number Of it's members, as
may be deemed cxpodient by q
majority ofthose assembled at any
ofits called meetings.
O On motion of DR.. P. N. Wagon
halls, it was Resolved that the pro-
cecdihgs of this meeting be pub
lishcd in the Lancaster Gazette, and
furnished the Ohio State Journal
with the request for their publica.
Ll0n theron.
Previous to adjournment, Maj. j.
W. STINcHcoMB, of Logan, being
discovered among the auditors, was
yocifcrously called on by the meet.
ing for speech; to which he re.
sponded, in conversational way,
in a few very happy and pertinent
remarks.
In response TO further calls by
The audience, briefand spirited ad-
dresses were also made by CHAs
BoRLAND, Esq; Capt. A. r. KELLER
and L. NJ. SpITLRR, Esq; after
which,
On motion, tho Convention ad.
journed.
A, P, AsHBROoK, Chm.
S. A, GRlswoLD, Sec'y.
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Our County Convention.

The Convention Of Saturday last
was we'll attended by the Republic
cans Of the county, and the pro
ccediugs were characterized by a
spirit that promises we'll for eff
cieut Republican work in the cam.
paign just opened.
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New SToRE.-Andrew Reid, Esq,
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, has rented tho
room of the new Weaver building,
northwest corner Public Square,
and will open out a'first class Dry
Goods Store early in the Spring.
Competition is the life of trade
UrbdnG Citizen and Gazette.
Our citizens will be sorry to
lose Mr.. Reid from among us, as
be is one Of our best citizons and
most entcrprising merchants
ZdHesuiLle Courier.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Boarding.

.u4aaa- aaa Boarding.
Mrs. SAMUEL BERRY, ather res.
idence on Columbus Street, Is pre-
pared TO accommodate one or more
small families with rooms and
boarding, and also to take q NUN.
Der Of day boarders. Apply at the
residence, s. e. corner Of Colum
bus and Mulberry streets.
Feb. 20, 1868 Il. .
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Ifyou know of friend suffering
from irritation of Threat, Lungs,
or Chest, or in any way troubled
with Kidney Complaint. advise
them to try the White Pine Com.
pound. They will never regret tho
trial, but will thank you for the
advice.
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Desiring to reduce my stock Of
Clothing and Piece Goods by
March lst, 1 have determined TO
sell them as low as they can be
boughtid New York OF elsewhere,
so those wanting anything inimy
line will do we'll to ealFas' they can
buy goods at prices to suit all,
as- oRRIN B. PETERS.
45-4t. ~ .aa
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Tho Sentinel the. Border is
tho title of a now candidate for the
patronage of the Peace Democracy.
1t is published at Louisville, and
bids fair to compete sharply with
Brick" Pomeroy's paper, which
is the favoriLe of the "white mans
party" The character of the new
candidate and its claims on the
Democracy, can be inferred from
the following, which is q sample of
its columns:
!. Christ was the first Democrat,
and his twelve ,rhite Apostles the
first convertsto Democracy The
Demo cratic creed is spread upon
every page Of sacred, moral and na.
tural history. tbs the sister of Ma.
sonry, going hand in hand to plant
the seed of fraternity and good will
among men! II is the champion of
the rights Of the many against the
tyranny and power of the few. So
was Christ! 1t is the friend of the
poor and tho oppressed, and sym.
pathizes with the weak and power.
less. So did Christ! 1t seeks to
build up, not to tear down. This
was Christ's missionl 1t asks jus.
tice tor all men, and equality among
the brotherhood. So did Christ!
Its mission is for the salvation of
the ,chite race. Such was Christ s.!
He did not affiliate with the negro,
Hc worked with rhite men for the
benefit Of white men: of all his
Apostles and associates, not one
was a uigger!" "
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We invite attention to the adver-
tise Of VIM. Reeee, Executor, of a
fino farm for sale.
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FARM FOR SALE.

SITUATED five miles west ofl.sncaS'er. on
I1the koyNIton roRd; contains 04 acres =
The land Is Of good quality aid IN splendid
condIticn. Good house. barn, and all nscessa-
Ty Ogt buildings; fine orchard and never. falling
spring Of . zoeIIeRt water. Possession 1iSen
ne Ki Spring. For particulars enquire on the
premiSes. JAMES HENDERSON.
Jan %. 1903 s-ern'
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A Hair Restorative and Dress
ing Has for twelve months bcen
combined in that superior Prepar.
alton now widely known as "Bar.
rett's Hair Restorative"
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BAD TASTE

In the Mouth in the morning is one Of tbs
symptoms ofa billions condition or disordeTed
stale otthe liver, ahd should not for q single
day, he neglected, as 1t is but the premonitory
symptom Of y train Of evils and the very seeds
al disease. Procure at once Roback's Blood
Pills, administer them aecordingto the dircc-
tons accompanying each box, and the difficult I
ty and danger ofdisease will be removed.
Sold by &. g. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
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Clocks.

Ifyon want good clock or time
piece, 90 to Butch's. Particular
attention given to repairing Watch.
es, Clocks and Jcwelry. 47-4t.
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J. B. Nc NELL, Esq, one of our
most enterprising Insurance. A.
Ccnts, advertises a statement TO-
dav TUf
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Shirts and ORA wers.
Those wanting under Shirts,
Drawers, Comforts, Gloves, etc.
ETC., at panic prices, can find them
at Brock s Hat Store. 46-4t.
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L5ssrs. voRYs & BRo. have an
advertisement in this issue which
should attact the attention Of all in
tending to build.
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SPECIAL NOTIOEs.
speetacIes.
Particular Notice.

On or about the first Of April
next, tho Office Of DR.. Won BODhurst,
Dentist, will bO removed to Rising's
new building, corner Of Columbus
and Main street.
: FEB. q, 1868.
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The Old ReliaDic stand.

/, Smith has just received the Iarg.
est and finest assortment Of Swiss.
American & English Gold 4 Silver
Watches and Chains, ever offered
TO the public. and at such reduced
prices, as to defy competition.
4g2t
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Farm for Sale.

A PARm OF leo ACRES, sITUA-
~ ted sX miles west nf Lancaster, 40 arres
rlEared-nll under good fence--or for sale in
80 acre tracts.
Al.o two vAesn, City Lots nehr the depot Of
the z az. u. r and also. one lot on Canal
street, Nor:h END ofthe city.
For fail particnIsrs address or call On CT
5HAEITER, Lancaster, Ohio.
Jan. ls, le0s-2m
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AN ORDINANCE

Changing the Names Of Certain
Streets.
Passed February 2l,isDl
SECTION l. Be h ordaiasd BY hs city covH.
Ell Of ths CitV Of L0aeastsr. ONO. That the nAtle
ofthM portion of The street of sAid city. nov
known rs becOni Street the sane bsing q
Confirmation OF Columbus strert--js changed
70. aud SAID street shall hereafter he knjyn
and designated as cOlumIyas street.
sEc. =. That the name Of tkat portion OF the
streets of sald cltynow kndwn m Jarkson and
Fourth streets, " changed to, and sold streets
shall hereafter DC known and designated as
High straet.
SIC. 3. This Ordinance shall lie 10 force
and take eff-et from api after its passage and
JACOB HirE. rec.
W. L. Kiso, City Clerk.
FeD. 2T.lt
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The pre.occupied state of our
columns is all that prevents further
enlargement on the tremendous
thcmo Of ~. Ms" philosophy.
Whoever dares to meet Truth face
to face, will of course go and hear
him.
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Watches.

"A fire assortment of Watches.
including some new brands Of
American Watches at Butch's.
j+ Cs-C q ij5T 47-it*.
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just Received,

A new assortment of the latest and
most fashionable designs, Of choice
Jcwelry, at Smiths. 1927.
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Queen of All Pain will cure
Rheumatism. Fe8a
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AS AN APEEIENT,

There 10 no medicine SO much IN favor with
those who are acquainted with theiractiOn as
RobaGk's Blood Pills; they are safe, pleasant
and mild In their operation. and srs pursl,
Vegetable: can be tRkenby childTs As well IS
adults; try them.
Sold by q. G.. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
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A long. bearded miller at Logan,
Ohio, the other day, carelessly suf.
fered his flowing honors to get
caught in a revolving shaft. Bra
Oing himself promptly, bis beard
went by the roots. He will here.
at.er have but littletrouble in shaw
ibg.
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There will be = petition preseuted before the
Comm IS Sioners of Farheld county, ohio, nt
their regular session, 10 Lancaster, being the
first Monday OF March, 1865, for the alteration
OfthecoDnty road leading from Philip Heyde's
Grisi Mill 10 p. Heyde aud Emanuel stenen's
Saw Mill In Rushcreek township in said county,
Ohio The point OF commencing Is at the
North west corner offieorge Shorr'E meadow.
IN section rs Of ssid township in sAid county;
the nee north around the hill up the creek 10
the bridge across Rushcreek below Heyde
Stemen's 5aw Mil. Distance ofthe road about
three -fourths OF one mile.
Jan. 81, lS5e--5ae
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Farm for Sale.

NNHERE win be sold At private sale, Eve
miles north of Lancaster, farm Of 1O4
AeresI l20 RcTes ofWhich IL ndeFcultiY Yaiion .
with good fencing and ~ acres OF good timber,
and three peverfdling wells. There 10 en- u =
large sNosatoTy fSAms house, large ffhme bank
barn, with ell the necessary out buildings. -
Terms reasonable. Forfurther particulars sn.
qaire on the premises.
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1t is believed by many that DR..
G. MIEssE does not treat acute dis,
eases, as Fevcrs, &c. Those that
are under that impression are bad
ly mistaken, Can another PLY.
sician in the Stale be shown that
has lost so few cases--in ten years
practice-as Dr.. G. Miessc? Only
the most jealous will deny it.
Feb. 27-1t.
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gnod Room 10 the building oceuptd
by Geo. Swigars's saloon suItfble for asSnY
or small sore room
For particulars apply Of the Grocery Of
L. sCHLEICHER.
P.b'y l3, lsGs--;l
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Not a Beverage.

Unlike most oIihe bitt<rs OF the day. Dr. -.
hacks are not intended as u pleasant Sta. /.
uIstiDg beyentge, hut are perfectly medicinal
containing only sufficient pure bourbon Whis-
Ky ~ boidin solutisn the medicinal extraetiye
matter from which they ars ecmposed.
sold by G. u. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
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Queen Of All Pain, Try one
bottle.
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Queen of All Pain will cnre Head
ache.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
For sale--.Houss ana Lot.
wv a N m ho D.

A NY PERSON WANTING A GOoDHAND
~ for the orchard or Nursery, can ind one by
ORCHARD, Lancaster. Ohio.
Good Ieiersurea Eiyen. -
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IN celebiSEef Florence Sswing
atSus At sPith's. 4s.2t,
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Estate of May SDitIer, decd.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that the under.
signed has been duly appointed and qnAli.
hed as Administfator offhe Eslats OF Mary 5Pit.
Ter. late Of Fairfield county. Ohio. decd. Al
persons will govern themselves accordingly.
L. ". SPITLEk.l
Feb, 9th, 1ses-sse.
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Queen Of All Pain will cure Tooth.
aehe.
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Queen of All Pain will cure
Neuralgia.
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Particular attention given to
saving the natural teeth, at DR..
YoN BoNuoRsT's, next door. 10 Post
Office. ...,t 4Gtf.
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Queen of All Pain, only so cts.
per bottle.
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Tho finest assortment Of Spec.
tacles in the market, can be- found
at Butch's. 47-4N
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81. n" the Philosopher.

We have a lettcr from "the immor-
tal," dated Athens, Feb. 23, in
which be makes the following ap.
pointments for lifting the voil'':
'''. Tarlton, March 10th;
Oakland 1lth;
Lancaster 1" 18th;
f Amanda t" 18th;
Somerset 18th.
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Queen OF All Pain will cure
Sprains.
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If you wish to get a beautiful
sett of Artificial teeth go to DR..
Won BoNnoRsr's. next door TO Post
Office. 46tf.
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Fairfield County Union Re
publican Convention.

At a meeting Of the Union Re-
- ''irE EaiSaeId county, held
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December isth, lss7-ly.