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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-30
Business Change in Bremen.

Messrs. KUTz, BRowN, & Co., OF
Bremen have sold out. their large
stock of merchandise, with the
good will of the business to GEO.
W. HATCHER, of Springfield, Ohio,
and w. HUTCHINSON of this city.
The new firm of HATCHER &
HUTCHINSON, possesses all the ad-
vantages and qualifications neces.
sary to first class business. Mr.
HATCHER formerly did business in
Bremen and contributed much in
building up the business of that
town. 1t is now acknowledged
the best business point in the coun.
ty outside the city of Lancaster.
Associated as no is with Mr.. HUTcH.
INsoN, q first class fnancier, who
brings to said firm q thorough ex.
pericnce and knowledge of mcr.
camille business, they must sue
cecd. We venture the prediction
that with the assistance of their
friends in the eastern part of the
county, the house of HATCHER &
HUTCHINSON will prove a signal
success" SEQ advertisement in
| to days paper.
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COUNTY CoNYENTIoN.

The State Union Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee recommended
Saturday, the 22d of February, as
the day for holding the County
Convention to appoint delegates to
tho State Convention of the 18th Of
March, Our County Central Com
mittee will doubtless issue call in
accordance with this suggestion,
and wc feel warranted in urging
the Union men of Fairfield county
to hold themselves in readiness to
attend q County Convention in Ian
caster on the first above mentioned
day, for choosing delegates and
transactihg other important busi-
ness, Let all attend who can, and
let the campaign bo opened with
vigor. E
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Queen of All Pain will cure Neu.
ralgia.
The Topical Dictionary.

Tuihillk Rigby have received the first edi.
ton ofihe above valuable work, byonr dlssin-
guished fellow citizen, DR.. John Williams
No library can he complete without it. A read.
able dictionary is q book that should be in the
hands of every person who pretends to speak
aud write our language ennderstandingly. The
work is mertoriously spoken of and recon-.
mended by many OF the most eminent menand
schoiors in the land. .Tuthil & Rigby are sole
agents for the sale OF this book, where it can be
had for So per copy. Good, active agents
wanted IN each township, to whom liberal IN
ducemonts will be offered We predicta grcat
salefor the Doctors book, because IT IS the only
work of the kind ever published, aud affords
more instruction than any lexicon we have
ever examined. A book that every school
teacher should procure without delay. Abool,
that no one will be without, who has any de.
sire to understand The language which he
speaks Agents will bo furnished with the
book at wholesale rates, and can make it pay
ing business during the whole winter. Books
will be sentto any address by mail or express
on receipt of price.
TUrlIILL RIGDY, booksellers.
Sole Agents
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Grand Billiard Tournament.

The amateur Billiard Players Of
GAINESVILLE. Circleville, and Lancas-
ter, propose holding grand Billiard
Tournament at Lancaster, o., com
mencing on Tuesday evening, Feb.
4tb, 1868, and continuing three
days for the championship Of the
three COUNTESS.
A splendid Cue will bc present.
ed to the player winning the larg
est number of games.
Tho Tournament will be held at
the rooms of Simeon Janez, Ian
caster. Ohio
Tho following named amateurs
will take part:
Amos Brown, of GAINESVILLE;
Frank Parker, of louisville, Ky;
Harry Warren, of Pitlsburg; D. NJ.
Emmit, Of Ghillicotbe; Chas. Cat
trell and II. Clay Orndorff, OF
GAINESVILLE; Robt. Pccbles, of Cir.
clevillc, S. Jancz, Of Lancaster, and
others.
Some of the above rank among
the crackplaycrs of the United
States, and their manipulations oI
tho cue and balls will be a sigh,
worth seeing.
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MARRIED..

AT the residence of tho brides
parents, near this city, on Thurs
day, Jan. %, 1868, by Rcv. B. N.
Spahr, Mr. CaARLRs IL. CREED, of
San Francisco, California, and Miss
LOUISA G A, daughter of. G.. A.
Mithoff, Esq.
A good Greed is comfortable
thing to possess through life.
On tho 9th inst by the Rev. DR.
Wilson assisted by Rev. S. S. Grove,
at the residence of the brides faith
er, VIM. A. ScuULTz, Esq, of this
city, and Miss ELLA N. second
daughter of Francis Grove, ESQ
of Baltimore, Md. No cards.
Friend ScuULrz and lady have
our congratulations and good wish
es.
By Rev. Fl. King, on the 2G,h
of January, Mr. GEORGE D. LIT.
TLEJoHN, to Miss DoLLlE FAIR
BANKS, both Of Baltimore, Fair.
field county.
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Agricultural Society Election.
Members will not forget that the
election Of officers Of the Fairfield
County Agricultural Society takes
place next Saturday. A full vote
IS desirable, and it is hoped that
every member will attend aud cast
his vote.
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We have received copy of the
Toledo Weekly Commercial, one of
the handsomost and best papers we
have seen in long time. IF it is
intended as an offer to exchange,
wo welcome it to our list, and tho
more gladly, as wo expect our re. +.
gion ofthe State to become bound
by an iron tie and the commercial
interests connected Herewith to
that represented by our Toledo CO.
temporary.
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A letter from Vinton county to
tho Cincinnati Gazette says the
success of the improvement Of the
Racoon river is assured, and that
before another winter closes in
upon the poor of Cincinnati, coal
from Vinton, Jackson and Gallia
counties will bo floated to that
market at prices ranging from six
to twelve cents per bushel, in
quantities to suit any demand.
Our Government has concluded
treaty with the Republic of Co.
lombia for cutting a ship canal
through the Isthmus of Darieu.
1t has yet to 60 before Congress.
The Washington correspondent
of the N. Y. Times pronounces the
statement by the President that
Grant agreed to oassist him in keep
ing Stanton out Of tho War Office,
q falsehood. Of course nobody
over believed the story, any how.
, In the Massachusetts Senate, on
Thursday, the bill to abolish the
Stale constabulary and repeal the
Prohibitory Liquor Law, was
passed TO a third reading by a
vote of 21 10 19.
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9 PAY. W :: !
What THOU 0WBS7. !"
.yt 90 s@aE- % g1tl
gBa -o-@- @.H4e
.r.,ALLmAuGE uAsJ JUST AnpED

Forty feetto the lengih Of my store room,
-DefDfe tile longert room in Labeaster-sndI
have Inst dsdpcted rVrty per cent. from
thc price of my sbcds--iieioie the chesyest
goods q .Lancnster. ~. t4sst
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VINO WANTS A Coon FARM2-Thc
well.known farm, belonging TO the
estate of John Stutzman, deceased
is to be offered for sale at auction
in this city, on Saturday the 18th
Of next month, as will be perceived
by reference 10 advertisement in
this paper. Probably no such op'
portunity has occurred for years
or is likely soon to bo presented
for obtaining a superior farm at q
low price, as will be afforded on
tho occasion referred to. Wc ad'
wise all who are looking out for o
place of the kind, or an eligible in
vestment for their money, to be on
hand at this sale.
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CARD.

The undersigned night police,
take occasion to return their sin
core thanks to tho business men
and citizens of the city, for their
very substantial compliment of a
gift OF an overcoat and sett Of furs
to each of u.s. We the more an
preclate this gratuitous compli
ment, because wo regard it not so
much the result Of any regard for
ourselves personally, as an appro-
baton of our conduct as officers
and we beg to assure the public that
this unlocked for reward of our
nightly duty in the past, shall, in
the future, stimulate us to renewed
efforts to preserve the peace and
quiet of the city, and the security
of the lives and property of its peo.
pie. PAT. POWERS, ~
WM. BODENHEIMER.
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New Enterprise.

Mr.. 7. X. CoRBiER, lato of Phila-
delphia, has established, on Broad
Street, an extensive Bakery ant
Confectionery factory, supplied
with the most approved machinery
and appliances for that business. W.
notice this as au enterprise of grca
value to our city, and which vii
prove an immense convenience to
the citizens,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-30

Those suffering with chiIIs and
fever, would do well to have it
cured without Quininc or Fowler's
solution, by calling upon DR. G..
MIEssE, who is the only man that
can cure 80 cases out of 100 =
without the above preparation. Fit
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Army of the Cumberland Re-
union.

A grand reunion of officers of the
illustrious Army of tho Cumber-
land is appointed to take place in
Cincinnati, on Thursday the 9th of
next month. Many of its most
conspicuous Generals and CON-
manders will be in attendance, and
tho gathering is expected to EN-.
brace all its officers of every rank
whose convenience will allow ol
their being present. We learn
that our city and county will be
largely represented, and we have
no doubt the occasion will be q
memorable one, for the interchange
CT patriotic sentiment, and as sea.
son of social and festive enjoyment,
Their right to such season will
be disputed by none, but the hearty
good wishes of the loyal people
will attend them in it. 1t is con :
templated, we believe to establish
on this occasion, permanent 80.
ciety ofthe Army of the Cumber-
land, for the purpose Of keeping
alive in time Of peace, the spirit
which animated these defenders Of
the Union in the time of the war Of
rebellion.
We learn from the Cincinnati
Commercial that the various rail
roads centcring in the city have
agreed to return all officers in at
tendancs. Tree, thus reducing the
passage to hasstaro.
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WIsEMAN is first in the field for
1868, with tho annual Insurance
Statement required by law of all
Agents. The ono now published
is Of an Ohio Company, and will be
found to speak for itself. See col
umn of New Advertisements.
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Central Committee Meeting.
We are requested to state that
a meeting of the Fairfield Union
Republican Central Committee will
be held on Saturday, Feb. 9th, at
the committee rooms, and that the
presence ofevcry member is earn
cstly desired at l o'clock, P. NJ,
on that day.
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Local Notices, sc.

To avoid misunderstanding, VIC
will state that no editorial matter
is ever intended TO be placed un.
der either of The heads OF Local
Special or Business Notices, in our
columns.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-30

Sank County in Wisconsin pro-
duced last season one third of the
whole crop of hops raised in the
United States. Its total agricul-
tural products for the year amount
to five millions of dollars. So says
the Republic, printed at Bariboo.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-30

SALE OF DESIRABLE PERSONAL
PRoPERTY. - Under the head oI
"Assignecs, Sale" in advertising
department, will be found list Of
various and valuable property,
consisting of 1.-Two stock, farm pro
ducts, implements, crops in tho
ground, &c, &c, to be exposed Of
auction on tho 28th of next month,
at the place mentioned in advcr.
tisement. This will be an excel
lcnt chance to obtain some good
portable property. A small tract
of woodland will also be offered al
tho samo time.
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At ministerial dinner, at Bris,
tol, Wednesday evening, Lord
Stanley made a very significant
speech. Referring to Ireland, he
said that Ireland had never been
in n more prosperous condition,
nor had she ever been moro disaf.
fected, The latter he attributed
mainly to the designs Of American
soldiers. He thought the propos.
ed Church reforms ought to go
over to the next Parliament, and
as to the land reforms in Ireland,
they were out of the question.
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ANOTHER Coon CHANCE FOR A
FINE rARM.-The advertisement, in
another column, of Mcssrs. VIM.
and Amos Graham, is referred to,
as affording On attractive opportu-
nifty for investment in a valuable
niece Of real estate. See advertise
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Cincinnati and GAINESVILLE.
sat Railroad.

The article TO which we referred
in our issue of the week before last,
is printed on the first page of this
number. Itappearcd originally in
the Clinton Republican.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-30

!, Y R U suffering from Weak
Lungs and Throat Disease. when
such asure remedy as White Pine
Compound is to be obtained ? Ii
not only cures Pulmonary Com.
plants, but is Of great effect in
Kidney troubles. oA'
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OBITUARY..

DIED-At the residence of her
husband, in this city, on the 24th
inst, of Consumption, Mrs Anna
NJ. Nolcs, vile OF Leo Noles, at the
age of2S years, month and Is days.
During her illness, the deceased
embraced the Catholic Faith, and
received tho Sacraments Of Baptism
Holy Communion, and Extreme
Unction. Her funeral services took
place on the 9th inst, at Saint
Mary's Church, in this city, con
ductod by the Pastor, Rev. Rudolph.
The deceased boro ersufferiugs
which were of long duration, with
truly Christian patience and fo.ti.
tude-not II murmur ever escaping
her lips. n
Mrs, Noles was a dutiful and de-
voted wife, n warm.hearted and af-
lectionale mother, and a kind, gen
erous and true neighbor and, friend.
A husband, three children, and
many friends mourn her early dc.
parture. rs.
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Rihln Nnticn.

There will be q general meeting
of tho friends of tho Bible, at the
NJ. Z. Church in this city, at I
o'clock this evening, the Both inst
Rev. Mr.. Britain will preach the
Bible sermon, and addresses will
also DO delivered by Rov. Mr.. Mar.
tindalc and other gentlemen. The
public are respectfully invited.
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We arc indebted to our young
fricndW. P. Foster, of st. Louis,
for fine supply of lato Dailies Of
that city.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
More Sow Puhllcatinns.

"" AUIICfELIUIIHs
Tuthill Rigby have just received; "The
ReadIngs ofObarles Dickens" )" on toned paper
price's' cents Psrcopy Appleton . chsap edi.
ton OF Dickens Works; also the wagerly
Novels price 26 and 80 cents. A new diamond,
edition Of ofThaekerays works. "iaitisl stamp.
ing" for Ladies and Gentlemen.
January lG, isGs H.
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An Easy Way of Making Money.

Old papers. worn out books, and scraps Of
paper ofany kind orcolor are worth as much as
oil rigs. Save themup.and when you get three
or four pounds. take it 70 Tmhills & Rigl,y's
Bookstore, where you will get cash BY the
pound.
Jan. 10, 1sss-ew.
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Public Sale ofLands.


Under the VIII of Isaac Vantrios, deceased.
by virtue ofthe power ;esied IN me, the under.
signed, as Executor oitho Estate Of Isaac Van
tries late OF Fairfield county, deceased, with
the will of said deceased annexed, | will, on
Saturday. February lst, 1868, at l
O'Clock, II. H.,
Mt the late residence ofsaid dec. on the premises
lying about one mile west Of Amnnds, in said
county, offer for sale, by pul,lic Ruction, and
sell to the highest bidder the Homestead Farm,
oi said deceased, containing as acres of
land, more or less, all improved. Also.
2 o acres OF timber land lying one mile South
Of the Home Farm. t
Terms Of sale-oncthird Of thu purchase
money on the day Of sale. on--third in one
year. and the balance IN two years. with inter-
est on defer red payments FROM daNFyfsHle. A
deed will be executed on tie making Of the
frstpayment, the purchaser executing notes
for deferred payments secured by inortgage
on the premises.
SAMUEL BARR,
Jan. 9, lsC7-Sw 'r Executor.
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Desiring to reduce my stock Of
Clothing and Dress Goods by
March 1st, | have determined 10
sellthcm as low as they can be
bought in New York or elsewhere,
so those wanting anything in my
line will do we'll to call as they can
buy goods at prices to suit all.
ORRIN E. PETERS.
45-4t. at7 es
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An Akron, Ohio, newspaper
publishes tho following, which ap-
paren.ly "means business: CAS-
there is gang of scoundrels hang.
ing around our city, watching an
opportunity to break into some
house, store orshop, those in ia.
vOr of forming vigilance commit.
tee, TO hang such fellows up on
our lamp posts, are requested 10
meet at the Office ofthe Mayor, on
Saturday, January %, 1868, at 6
o oclock P. M ia.
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A NICE, New CITY PROPERTY is
offered for sale by J. F. Vandc-
mark. See notice to that effect in
advertising columns. a.
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Blaine of Maine has ferreted
out scheme to prevent issuing
Greenbacks 10 pay the bonds. =
He finds tho amount Of Green.
backs that may be sued, limited by
the loan act of juno 30th 1864, to
four hundred millions of dollars,
therefore only about forty millions
more could be issued, The Pen
dlctonians will have to turn their
attention to amending tho loan
act.-.ZdneSviUe Courier.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A Rare Chance for some one
a if sought for soon. i !.

Any industrious working man
with capital of $500 to S4OO. can
purchase a business, the net profits
of which were $500 last summer
with a prospect of doubling this
amountthc coming season. Good
reasons for selling. For further
particulars apply at this Office.
Lancaster, 0. Jan. 23d, 1868.
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TO haveyour hair changed td
its natural color, use Bar.
rett's Hair Restorative according
to directions.
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SUICIDE BY MINISTER'S "A cor.
respondent Of the Columbus Jour
nal, writing from Delaware under
date of tho 25th, states that Rev.
George W. Brush, of St. Paul's
Church, had that day committed
suicide by hanging bimsclf, while
in a condition of mental dcrange-
ment-and that Rev. Ryan, Of
the neighboring town of Marys.
vile, had the same day terminated
his own life by cutting his throat.
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For Rent.

--NO~~N
Pursuant to instructions from
the mosonic cordCr, the uDdersignod
as Trustees, will rent the north
room over the Market House, Ian j..
caster, Ohio, known as tho Mason
ic Hall, for one or more years,
commencing on the Est day Of
April, 1863. Proposals will be re
ceivod by Il. A. Gebelcin, Main St
until q contract Of lease is conclud-
cd. II. A. GEBELEIN,
w. Il. BAKER,
GEO. l.. EcKERT.
Jan. 8, '6s-tf.] Trustees.
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IHe4Ut
Laucorrhoea.

or, Whltes, which follow local debility and cor.
stifntioaal weakness, can bc eifectnaiiy cured
BY the nse of R1baek's stomach ktters. DO
not Jet the drlggisi sell you any other remedy,
~ these Htttfs are .fn-psFs-t 9Th cepecgal
reference u this complaint, and are wsrranted
70 cure.
sold BY O. O. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
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NOTICE


TENhomas II. Kendall. non .rosiden, n She
S'ate Of Ohio, will ttke noticc that bob a
Ashbangh filed petition against him m the
18th day Of December.A. j.. 1861, in the Clerks
oifice Cf ihe Court Of CondlHon Pl4as Tot Fairfcd
county, Ohio, setting forth that tc purchased
from the DEF, ,ndHBt on the 2GiH dAy oi Fcbru.
AIRY, 1851, Land Warrant 40. 4i,77G. igsncd 10
defendant under mt Of Congress MaTeb3 ID /.
1859, Tor lG0W'Tes oilaniand fora ya luhi.io eon-
EideraiIoDpaid therefOr-tbRt sald Warrant in
beng transmitted tu Land Dffce in Kansas,
waSlp-t in the mail--tllat on ihe l7fh May. 1875
the DepartmeDt oisthe Interior isfmodtn the
plaininf, on proof ofownefship &ndloFs III TIE
original "a dupfcYtn warrant " lfch cannot 81
now located IN the name NJ ihe piaintlti Tor
want of \ written assignment thereon. Without
the and OF tho Court, and 10 the end therefor,
that the same might be chained. the said ne.
-titiOner prays on the final hearing. that the
Court order and direct thai tine defen nhapt X
ecute to the plaintiff proper assignment Of
snih warront 70, be prQprgly. eSecut ed gnd en-
dorsed thereon: sndf m defsut 80 70 do, tfar
the title and ownership of thesamc he decrceh
to be in the plaintiff, 80 that the same can be
located In his name and for his henCft
And the defendant ~ N riEcrnotifed thnt he
will he required 70 answer said petition on or
bef,rc the lih day nj Janunty, AID lsSs, and
on his de'nult ~ to do. n dccroe will 10 Oh.
tained on his default - nrayed for in said @.
titon. JOHN A9HBArGH.'i ~ Z
lyaI' ~ t~af 'i4ifhs s9tFf pfafnlify b
Ionx GAF,ehrT, Atry forPfaiahR,
Dec. 10, lsJ7-Gw
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Tue Springfield Advertiser con
graduates the Rev. John Harwood
of that city, on his good fortune in
receiving from the estate of "A de-
ceased relative in the old country
a bequost of e80,00O.
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ERYsiPEpAsY

Or, ". Anthony Fire, ean he most eifectu-
ally eradicated by the use n Rolmek's Blood
Purifier 10 conjunction with KoLaek's Blood
Pjlls.
Sold bye. G. Book, Druggist, Lancaster.
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Down Go TIE PRIcEs-Douglass
& Coles arc offering their entire
stock of winter goods at cost
Sec Advertisement
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Farm for Sale.

A GOOD FARM OF 52 ACREs, or
~ Good Land situated three miles east
or Lancaster, on tho Wheeling road. IN fTea.-
ant Hun Valley. Has on il ! good house aud
stable, four good springs aud a young Oreha ID
Oi I2s trees. For particulars and terms spply
on the premises 10 ALLEN DEAS.
Jan. u, ISGS.--2Iu
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NOTICE.


The Fairfield County Ngricultur-
al Society will hold its annual e.
lection for tho purpose of elocting
n President, Vice President and
Board of Directors, for said Socio.
ty, in Lancaster, o. Saturday, Feb.
lst, 1868.
There will also DO meeting oil
the Officers and Directors of said
Sosiety, at the Office oil ]. G. Reovcs'
Secy, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. of the
same day for the purpose ofcIosing
the unfinished business of the
year. By Order of
j. JAMES STOCKDALE,
44-2t. Pres.
Queen of All Pain will cure
Rheumatism.
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Not a Beverage.

Unlike most ofihe bltters Of the day, Or. Ro-
hacks arc not Intended as a Pheasant st,n,-
containing only sufficient pure bourbon whs.
XIV to holdin solution the medicinal eXtra:tive
matter from which they are composed.
Seld 10y G. G. Beek, Druggist, LANCASTER.