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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13
Society of the Army of the
Cumberland. ..j

The Reunion at Cincinnati last
week which resulted in the organ
ization of the Society of-the Army
Of tho Cumberland, was II striking
success, far surprising the expec.
tations of the most sanguine. AT
tho close of tho proceedings the
roll of tho Society contained large
ly over a thousand namss, w
will endeavor to give brief skctcl
Of the proceedings next week.
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Frcda Douglas, in lecture at

Frcda Douglas, in a lecture at
Chicagolast week, said; "'.e
a "AlIthat he would ask. for the
colortd men was fair play and
hands off. There was no fear Of
their pretending to rule the couh-
try. II would be governed as. OF
Ola by Anglo -Saxons and Anglo
Saxon statesmen. OF his people
there were only four millions, and
he asked for them only their pro
portiohate share in the govern
ment." at
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A Columbus dispatch says an
accident occurred on tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, Central Ohio
Division, on Saturday evening,
near GAINESVILLE. A passenger and
sleeping coach were thrown down
an embankmenL a distance of TWEEN.
ty.fvc feet, and several of the pas.
sengers injured. Fortunately ther Q
were but few persons on the train
at the time Of the accident; which
was caused by,a brokenraiL sv.
AT
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

SECRETARY OF STArE.-The Wy.
andot Pioneer favors tho nomina.
tion of Gen. Isaac Miner Kirby oi
Upper Sandusky, for Secretary Of
State by tho Republican Conven.
ti0n.
A number Of prominent Repub
licans and papers are recommend
ing DR. James Williams, Chic
Clerk Of the State Auditors Office
for the Same place.
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FER Prssidsnt OF ths UnIted statss.
ULYSSES S. GRANT,
OF ILLINOIS. r
UNION REPUBLICAN COUN-
TY CONVENTION.

The Union Republican voters Of
Fairfield county are requested TO
meet at Firemen's Hall. (South up
per room of Market Housc) in Ian.
caster, on
SATURDAY, FEB, %, 1865,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of selecting five 90 delegates
to represent tho county Of Fair.
field in the State Convention tc be
held at Columbus, Ohio, on
Wednesday, tho 4th Q; March, 1868.
tits proposed to select these dele.
gates with the view to the appoint
ment Of District Delegates to the
Chicago National Convention by
tho Delegates from tho several
counties in this Congressional Dis
trict. 'i1a'ir
By order Of tho Union Republi,
can Central Committee. i
A. r. KELLER,
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CAsIMlgC, GRIswoLD, THE An.
Ttsr.-The New York Evening
Post says; .y
Several exquisite studies and
pictures, in various stages of com
plection, of sea,coast scenery near
Newport, are in MIR. Griswold' s
studio; also some Sctures of land.
scapos, scenes on tho Hudson River,
which are very attractive"
Mr.. GriswoId is an Ohioan, who
has distinguished himself greatly
us landscapist, by tho patient,
laborious, unaiJod efforts Of his own
genius. That he has genius OF the
highest order, will DO apparent
from anIoxamination Of his work.
Ho has struggled upward through
the frat years of an artists life, uh.
til tho fruits have appeared in a
recognition as ono of the most
promising landscape painters Oh
this country.
We learn from friend of Mr..
Griswold that tits his purpose to
90 to Italy the coming season, and
he will chcerlully receive such
orders MS may be sent from his ma
tive State Ladies and gentlemen
OF wealth and taste may in tbis
way not only assist young artiLt
OF tho highest merit in completing
his education abroad, but may at
the same time rest assured of OBJ.
tanning something crcditablo to
their tastes. - Colt&nJuS JourEll.
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Democracy Keeping Alabama
Out of the Union.

The last dispatches render it ex-
tremely probable that the now
Constitution Of Alabama has been
rejected, This is just as johnson
and the rebels intended it should
b9. .It
1t looks worry like n case where
Congresshas been overreached. Pro-
viding that = majority OF tho votes
registered, rather than that q ma
jorily Of tho votes cast, should be
required to adopt the Constitution
was q provision or regulation, the
wisdom of which we have boen
unable TO discover.
Under this arrangement tho rebel
plan of action was very simple
1t was toallow tho largest possible
number OF voters to be registered
and then permit the smallest pos
siblo number to have, access to the
polls, By an insufficient number
OF voting precincts, by having
notorious rebels for judges in many
counties, by the persistent chal.
longing Of eolored voters, notwith-
standing they were duly registered,
and by the ofieious and official
services of Lieutenant Colonel
Hayden, y tool--althoughl dull
tool--of johnson, the friends firee
government aud FREQ suffrage have
been thwarted in their Efforts to
restore Alabama to her proper place
in the Union. Boil, Scheaclk, Ben
Butler aud Thad. Stevens are sharp
men, but they aro not equal to A.
Johnson and j Black in low Gun.
ming and political trickery.--CO.
tmJRs Journal, llth. b
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

In Camden, Arkansas, Henry
Wiley has been convicted of ad-
mlpistcring chIoroform TO- Nancy
Barker, with intent to produce,stQ
por Of mind, or weakness OF body
so as to prevent effeetual resistance
with intent to commit rape, and
sentenced to DO hung on tho 14th
Of February next, 1t has been II
law OF the State ever since 1898
that every person, black or white,
convicted Of this crime, should be
punished with death. M aee
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

The,report of the House Commit.
toe on Elections, I'M the case of
Delano against Morgan, of Ohio,
will probably be submitted, en-
Tuesday. IL is understood in
Washington that the report will be
in favor Of Morgan, whonow holds
the scat. m n M ~ --L-a. N al
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The Game Law.

The operation of the Game Laws
commenced FEBRUARY lst, undor
the provisions Of an amendment to
tho Law, passed April 3D., 1867.
Quail can be killed between the
10Th Of October and the lst Of Feb
nary, and cannot at all bo nettod
or trapped, even ON tho promises
Of the hunter. Meadow Lark and
Killdeor. between Oct. lst and
Feb. 1st. Dove and Rabbit can be
killed only from Nov. lst to Fob,
lst. Woodcock may be killed bo.
tween July 4th and Fob. lst,--
Wild Geese and Ducks can be
killed between Sept. LIST and A.
pril 18Th,
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his proposed in Congress to
separated the Z Internal Revenue
Bureau from the Treasury Depart
meht, and make The present Com!
missioner Independent Of the Pres
idehtin the matterof appointments
and removals. '1 ''n ''
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ENRORS or VOTTH'

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all tho
effects ofyouthful indiscretion, will Tor the sake
ofslGering humanity, sehtlfree to aiswho ne ed
t, tho recipe and directions for making the SIM.
pleromcdy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishingto profit by tho neutrality-suspicious.
can do so bynddressing in perfect co nfidence,
.C.fsyl.l g JOHNB. oGDENS
May9, 4s Cedar Street, New York.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

Lille Bowers, the child stolen
from Sandusky, BY gypsies, some
time since, has not been found as
reported by Salem paper. 1t is
q mistake, and slhe fate OF tho little
girl is etiIl a painful mystery.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

.qy Tho Springfield Republic says
the'wil ofthe late Daniel Hertz.
Ter (murdered near THAT city some
timeago) has been admitted to pro-
bate, and covers personal property
moneys, notes, and bonds to the
amount of S236,9e9 10, Ie.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

A great many Catholic priests in
Italy are pro6ting by the civil act,
aud marrying. The official paper,
published at Naples, recently con,
taincd over fifty marriage hotices
Ofthis description. -.D y, 6 4, ~, y = I I !
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

Parker Pisbary, tho ancient alb
olitionist and CO. worker, with Gar.
rison and Phillips, will, tits, said,
stump, Flew Hampshire for the
Democratic candidates this spring.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

The Ways and Means Commit
tee have agreed to recommend a.
reductiOn-oi tax on chewing tobac.
CO, from forty to thirty two cents
per pound. -----
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

An engineering party last week
commenced reconnaissance Of
the proposed line for a railroad
from Cleveland to ZanesVilleY Ohio
The route has been found very ia,
vorable, generally, with low grades
and slight curves. ~ w
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

Rev, Allen 4. Thompson, well
known in Ohio, 10 sojourniug in an
asylum for inebriates in New York,
hoping 10 get cured ofhis unfortu-
nate propensity for strong drink.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

\ can exchange says that General
Hancock undoubtedly has his eyes
on tho Presidential, chair And
that is allhc wiIleyer have on it,
'-Albann Journal
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

Wendell Phillips lectures in
Columbus on tho 9th inst. before
the Y. n. G. A.
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IreSt.

Tho Senate has rejected the nom
ioation of Leslie Coombs for Mar
shall OF Kentucky.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

The Bryan eWillisms county,.
Union Press quotes the thermome.
ter at twenty degrees below zero
at that place on Monday morning
of last week. ~ ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

Senator Guthrie, OF KY, has re-
signed. His successor will be
elected on the 18th inst.
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The New Interest Sill.

"
The following bill, III. B. No.
SD introduced by Representative
Hughes, of Butler county, will in.
all probability become a law Of
Ohio before the close of the pres
cnt session Of the. Legislature. 1t
is entitled, A Bill to amend an
act fixiDgIthe rate Of Interest,". blH
SECTION /. Be ii enacted By tie
General ASSeniJlyf the State of
0hloy That section flrstof an act
entitled "an act fixing the rate of
Interest," passed January II, 1924,
be amended TO read as follows;
SECTION 1. All creditors shall
be.entitled to receive interest on
moneys after the same shall be-
come due, either on bond, bill, or
promissory note or other instru.
mentin writing, or contract for
money or property on all balan
4 ces due on settlement between par
tties thereto, or money withheld by
vexatious delay oEpayment; from
ALI judgments obtained from the date
thereof; on all dectees obtained for
the payment Of money, from the
day specified in the decree for the
payment thereof or if no day be
spocifed. then from the day Of en-
tcring thereof; on all contracts for
the payment Of .money in which is
or sildli be provided that interest
shall DO paid and the rate thereof
omitted, and on all contracts for the
payment of money in which the
time Of payment shall be indefinite
or shall depend on any cohtingen7
cy or demand at the rate Of six per
cent. per year, and no moro. But
in all contracts in writing for tho
payment Of money at II fixed and
definite time in the future, either
with or without days grace, the
parties may stipulatc'in such con
tract for the payment OF any rate
Of interest whatever, and such rate
shall be binding on the parties and
coilectabe to the date of tho ma
tui'ity of the contract, after matur-
ity the ratio shall be six per centum
per annum, and no more. But all
acts done and rights acquired pre-
viously to the taking effect Of this
act, shall be adjudicated the same
as it this act had not been passed.
SE3, 2, Said original: section of
the above recited act is hereby re-
pcaIed. ... ......
SEC. 8. This act shall be in
force from and after its passage.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

A Plan to check the desperate
.rascality of the New York city of,
fcials, in tho expenditure of the
peoples money, is now before the
State Legislature. A panel Of prop,
erty-owners, consisting Of 250 per.
sons who pay taxes on more than
$40, 900 each, is to be made up by
the Mayor, and from this number
twenty;four are to be drawn by lot.
The jury thus selected are to pass
upon all estimates for public expen-
ditprcs, and no money. is to be
raised by taxation, unless o levy
for it is first approved by the taS
Jury.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

The Boston Post, (Dem.) men
.tioning that q negro was living
happily, near Macon, with his white
masters former wife, the Provi-
dence Journal remarks that the
fact sis damaging to the Democrat.
ic theory that the black man cam
not take care of himself. 1t is
plain that he can take care OF him.
self and his Democratic masters s
wife.
/. seN-y - ----.SS o.
+ A terrible accident is reported to
have occurred at Winesburg
Holmes county, on the 10th ult
At an evening party the coal oil
burned out, and while attempting
to fill it from "a, can, containing
about one gallon of coal oil, the can
exploded, Resulting in, the death Of
five persons, and seriously Burning
six more, so that the lives-ef one
or more are despaired of. The oil
is supposed to have ignited from a
lighted candle, held by the party
filling the lampgoi 2'1nnm
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SPECIAL NoFfCES.
Pittsburgh, Columbus s. Gin
cinnati Railroad.
Tho Pan.Handle Route.

Aho Ean-Hhnuo Aoutes
ON AND AFTER DEC sTH. .lsS7, TRAINS
NIwill run Rs follows;
Leave Columbus Ia6i!m. $50 AN. fI!aO A. n
/" Newark &5Oa az 7;sO eas l2.4oP.n
" steubenyille $40 1'os Pm. 5;O5
Ar've Pittsburgh Io;45 :" s:45 q s:5S p. n.
" Harrisburg o:95 ?. N. 2i45 An. 6;I9A. n.
{" Phiadera l;25 a. NJ. 700 o.25
{" New York $40 {" 1918 " ii!6O
(. /" B,ltmoro $50 /" $50 /" $50
. Washington li;aS +" ll,35 I" llaS ".
Elegant state-room Shopping Cars on all uight
trains.
On the Fast-Line the celebrated "silver Pal.
acer day and night cars are run through 10
PhiladelphiS and New York without change.
s. f. sCULL, Gen. Ticket As't,
W. w. GARD, Sapt., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Steubenvlle, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

"An old Reh, as he styles him.
self, writes as follows TO tho Rich.
mond Examiner; "The principles
for which tho South fought, and
for which she was denounced and
overrun, have in less than three
short years become the rallying
cry of the white mans party
States Rights--that's the cry. |
like to hear tit makes my blood
course through my veins as it did
on the evening of the conclusion Of
the second Manassas, and | feel as
ifI had a yell in me as big rs a
chicken coop. ButI expect to let
her out in short time. Things are
getting right"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

twenty-five firms in Chicago
did q business exceeding two mil
lions each in 1867.
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Cincinnati Market.
Z CINoINNATI, Feb. 10

~ CINCINNATI, Feb. 10
FLOUR-DulI, but prices are
not lower. Family $llall so.
WHEAT-Nominallv unohang-
cd. No, | winter So so.
CORN-Bottcr supply and casi-
or; Sic. ta' i'-'"a
RYE-60a65c. 10 'aiaf.
BARLEY-Quiet; No. l and OK
ira SO 30a2 35. e'i
+. OATS--Declined to 67a68c.
WHISKY-Unscttled and nom
inal. -.f,a' .a
MESS P0RK-Firm at S22 for
new; old held at S2l.
BULK MEATS--Firm at SIa
10bc. s.r Ha' a.ir
BACON--Unchangod; shoulders
81; sides 0, III, and l23c.
LARD--Buoyant; prime leaf
14e; steam l35c; country l34c.
BTUTER--Firm at 33a37c.
EGGS--H at SOC.
SEED-Clover 144c per lb; tim
othy quiet at 50 GOa2 II.
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saturday. Feb. I 9th, 1867.

The.wcl-known Farm, formerly owned by
John slutznan, dec situated one mile South
II good bank Darn aud orn-crib, large two sto.
ry stone dwelling, with frame addition 20 by
20 feet, under the same root, and ample cellar
underneath There are also large cistern,
spring house with nevcr.talng spring, smoke
house, hog stable, wood house, and two good
orchards ofc choice fruit ofall kinds.
TERMS-One-,hlrd cash in hand, one-third
in ona year. apd one. third intwo years defer
red lhtyhierits To be secured Ly mortgage on
the premises, ,- tto I. -.-lr
la,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13
New House and Lot for Sale.

FNHE undersigned will sell at private sale A
Z New House and Lot, in this city, on North
broadway, containing seven good rooms with
all the conyenicuces theretolattachedif
Payments n:ic casy to suit purchaser.
j. +. YANDEMARK.
Jan'y 80, 1S8S-3w -s ,r,t..f-E nS
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ITcHI .IToHiIE fToH,,,
scRArcnt sURarcH II scRkTcH III

in from lOto Is bours4 "
Wheotons Ointment cures The itch.
Wheatons Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
'wheatons ofntnlens Aeures Tettcr.
-Wheaton's Ointment cures Barbers' Itch
Wheaton Ointment cures, Old Sores.
Wheatons Ointment cures Every kind
OF Humor like Magic
Price, 30 eehtsa box ;lBs mail, GO cents. Ad-
dresswEEKs &PoTr FER, No. 10 Washington
street Bostion' Mass agIta. OEA
For sale by all Dru sists.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

WING DISPOSED OF MY
&Coo hope all those indebted TO mewul
come forward and settle their accbnnts, and
save me the unpleasant duty OF ofdnnninga
Come right along, and you shall have my
thanks. Now, do not be backward As tits
not my vish to use eoerpivei means, you all
FIGE-0orneroI OF Chestnut stre ct and Gem
tFsAlley, where I shall be pleased TO see you.
sLancaste OF. Nor. II ,1s67-tf.s 1s y ~ Z ~.
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Dissolution.

9 The Partners hjplat existing between u,
II. olds and George Rabbits under the firm
name of 0lds Rabbits, was dissolved by mur,
tnal consent on ting 2eth day Of January, 1858.
The accounts ofthe arm will be settled by eth
er party, and the wool manufacturing business
continued at the old stand by George Rabbits.
- sg~sg - GEO, .RABBIrTS,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

Private letters from Chicago to
the Indianapolis Journal state that
Mrs. Lincoln is insane beyond all
doubt. She recently sold all the
furniture in her house, and has two
old mcn'as body guard, believing
sho will be robbed and murdered.
Her mania is for selling things, and
Il dread lest she como to want. All
her friends are said to be conscious
of her mental condition, but thinl;
so long as she is harmless, her re-.
moyal to lunatio asylum would
Increase her arrangement.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

The Round Table says OF Pixies
Opera House;
"Mr. Pike has dono something
moro than put up a snowy strac.
ture. IIo has shown us how to
construct an interior at once per.
fcctly convenient and truly elegant
and--which is perhaps OF graver
couscquenco-hoW to mako entran,
ces which combine safety ana
beauty ina degree unparalleled in
this country, aud, but for the new
houscin Paris, wo might add in
tho world" " 1p.H .l
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

G. F. su.Errrp, Sec'y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-13

The Marietta Register says the
McConnellsville Herald is now for
Grant. 1t mentions others which
have substantially come down for
Grant We may say that every
Republican paperin Ohio has "sub-
stanualIy come down for Grant"
in the samo way. A man must be
very blind who does not see that
the popular current is for Grant, in
Ohio, today. II this admission,
together with an expressed will.
iuguoss to support the aomince OF
tho Chicago Convention, can be
called substantially coming down
for Grant" then tho Register may
mako its Grant list unanimous
Columbus Journal.
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New York Market.
New York, Feb. 10.

NEW YORK, te0. ~.
FLOUR--Sales of 725 brls at
IS 25@9 90 for superfne State and
Western 50 70@l0 75 for extra
State; 50 40@l0 Is for extra West.
crn; Sl2 50@l5 90 for white wheat;
SO 70@l4 rs for round hoop Ohio;
$40 5O@l2 90 TOR common to good
St. Louis; Sl2 00@l5 so for good
to choice extra, closing steady;
california frmer. Sales OF 3,100
sacks at Sl2 30@f3 IS; rye -four
steady. Sales OF 200 brls 81 25@9
20. uU#r t .J.
WHEAT-Sales:oc7, 900 bu. mix
cd spring atS2 33; 5000 bu. red
Pennsylvania, on private terms.
Ryo-Quet. Sales of 2,lO0 bu.
at 81 10 for Jcrsey;Sl n for West
ern.
BARLEY-Scarce but firm.
CORN--Sales $4,000 bushels 81
27@1 30 for new mixed western
ahoat; 81 80 for small lots do; 81
33@l 334 for common old No. l
delivered 81 24@l 20 Tor new yell
low Jersey; 81 2O@l 2S for now
for new white Southern. n
OATS-salos at S3SaSie for
western in store; SIC aAoat; Sic
buyers option all next week; and
S66 buyer60 days. '9fa .
WOOL-Market favors buyers.
Sales of 100000 pounds Domestic
Fleece at i2a sac. y 1'a'".0 s.
PORK-FTmor and more &C.
tive. Sales of 1880 barrels at S2l
50a2l 62 for old Mess, closing, at
2l 62, regular; $22 75@22 81 for
| new do. Closing at S22 IS, regular
lS17 25@l6 80 for Prime; $40 500
1000 tor Prime Mess; also 1000
barrels new Mess at S22 0O@23 90
sellers March, and S23 12 sellers
April lasuita
BEBF.--l'irm; sales of 750 bbls
S13a19 for new plain mess ! SIS so
d2l 30 for new extra mess; so
tierces ut S33a36 for primo moss,
and S37 50a40 for India mess. 20
BEEF HAMS-QHiet; salos OF
265 bbls at S2Sa32. L,alnIL
CUT MEATS Firm; sales of
375 packages at sfa9fc for should
ers, and l2lal31c for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firm at 10a
1O4c, chiefly at 1Oa1Ofc for West
orp;, laall1c for city. aya.
BACQN7-Firm; sales 800 boxes
at lOlal0sc for Cumberland cut;
l1}c Tor long ribbed clear ,.s
LARD--Iowerl sales 1925 bbis
at 13Sal4dc; small lots l4sc. "a
BUTTERT at 4Oa5Oc for
sstsfi 5aiETEEsR oaaisst al 12slSss, 9se.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-24
III hildren's Lives Saved for Fifty
% FMS ,B - CentS.n sa-1t

Thousands Of children die aDnusny Of Group
Now, Mothers, if you would spend so cents. and
always have bottle of DIR. Tobias Venetian Lin
iment in the house. you never need fear losing
your little one when attacked with this complaiHt
IS now q years since have put up my Lipim ent,
and never heard Of child dying Of Group when
my Liniment was used; but hundreds of cures
have been reported to me- and many state if it-was
SO per bottle they would not be without it. BBe-
sides which, it is certain cure for Cuts, Barns.
Headache. Toothache. Sore Throat, ,Swellings,
Mumps. Collie. Disrrhea. Dysentery, Spasms, Old
Sores and Pains in the Limbs. Back. and Chest
No one once tries it who is ever without it, 1t is
warranted perfectly safe to take internally. Full
directions with every bottle. Sold BY the Drug
gists and storekeepers in the United States. Del
pot 10 Park Place. MY.
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