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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-25

his Company, National in its character, clsrs, by
reason Of Its Large Capital, Low Rates Of Premium and
New labeE the most desirable means p insnTime IIfa
yet presented to the public w
favorable 10 the Insurers as those Of the best ntns
Companie and avoid all the complications and unesr.
taintlss Of Notes Dividends aud the msnndeIstaIdgs
which the latter are apt to cause the Policy Holder
Several new snd attractive tables are now presented
which need only to be understood to prove acceptabe
to the public such as the income Producing T1lftg and
Return Premium iolcg In the former the policy
holder not Only secures liia insurance payaile al
death, but VIII receive If living, after IeTiod Of fw
years, an annual income equt ten per oeut no per
cont oi the part Of hif policy n The latter the CON
pany agrees 10 return to the tbs Total amount of
money liz has paid in IN addition to tie AMOUNT of his
policy " sc
The attention Of leIons eohiem plating insuiug their
lives OF Increasing the amount Of insurance tey Goady
nave, Is called TO The special advantages os.t by tho
National life Insurance Company.
fall pareulis tobe had sppiicslioa At oa, oliee
whers Circulars aud Pamphlets, iuliy daslilbu, u,s
alVanlaees oIvrrd by The Company may be hAl, lib
eTAl terms oileiet 10 agents and soeitors.
WouLsION Il Co,
oei6- No . Iast Third sneet Hil@inetcn. Du
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-25
M OTHERS SHOULD KEEP
H ALIENS LUNG BALsAM
AT hand for use in case of Group.

For CONSUMPTION and all PULMONARY
COMPLAINTS this Balsam is the most de-
sirable remedy ever offered to the public.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-25
EDUCATIONAL
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
.c,prmlrs AND SCHOOLS.

7. c. Teylor's Scientific and Commercial
Academy, corner of Eighth snd wollnston
8roets.
W. a. Rcynoli's Classics. Seminary, second
story sagile Blilliig. SIKH and Market streets
Hannah Mns Aealemy. cerwer of Elea.h and
West streets
Mrs l+rbIns School for Young laiies No.
217 West Sesenth Street
Ann FsthuFii's School. Sol Market Street
St. Peters Famale School, corner Of sixth
and West stGeets
African saho.i GO scr q Tenth and Orange
streets.
Miss napaah Il BrinshuFs's School, No 2O6
east Fourth street
Elizabeth Il Richards school, No 6c6
Grange streets
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
PROMPT Payment.

We are pleased to call the atten.
tion Of our readers to tho following
from tho Holmes County Farmer,
of q recent date, relative 10 the
payment Of loss in that county,
by tho National Life Insurance
Company, Of tho United States:
"Our readers will remember the
announcement, of the death of J
Mcdowell, an old and esteemed
citizen OF this county, in our issue
Of July 90 from the effects of q
tall from a stack. Some six
months ago, Henry D. Mcdowell
Esq, son of deceased, took out q
$4,000 policy on the life Of his IA.
thcr in the National life Insurance
Company, of the United States
through l.. r. Hoagland, Esq, 10.
cal agent at Millersburg. BY the
terms of the policy the amount wal
payable to H. d. Mcdowell in elk.
ty days from the receipt of proof
OF death at the home Office, which
proofs being received and found
regular, the Company, in a spiri
which we can not too highly com
mend, and which should inspire
on the part of all, confidence in its
liberality ind promptness, author.
lied John W. Ellis & Co., Genera
Agents for Ohio ami Indiana, t
anticipate the maturity of the claim
and pay it at once, which they die
on the 26th of August, just thre'
weeks after bis deceasc. iH
This is the first instance in thil
community of the death of on,
whose life was insured, and natur
ally exoites some considerable in
tcrest in the matter of life insur
ance, and calls attention to the fac
that, at least ono company il
prompt in the payment of losses. II
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
III. r.. Blaire.

The jewelry store of this gentle
man is now presenting unusual at.
fractions. Aspecial feature which
.sirikos the eye of the observer on
entering his establishment, is the
magnificent show case of silver
and plated ware. For variety
style and beauty Of workmanship
this collection is not often surpas
sedin any city of the dimensions
of Lancaster. With a view to th,
requirements Of the coming holiday
-ssason, it will be a good idet
on the part Of our citizens to call
anatake a look at FRANKS stock
sotnews and beautiful things. M
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
Base Ball Matters.
MEssRs. EDITORS:

Na
MEssRs. EDITORS:
On.Saturday nighttbe Northern
Light B. B.. Club of this city were
escorted to the State Reform Form,
in wagon sent in for that purpose.
by tho geutlemanIy Commissioner
of that Institution, Mr.. Geo. W.
Ho Tc: Tho object Of the visit
was a match game between the
"Northcrn Lights and q picked
Nine Of the Reform Farm Boys.
The game was called at 2:l5 P.
NJ, the Farm Boys" going to the
field on the first innings. Some
vigorous playing was had, and
after a spirited contest, was con.
cluded at the end of tho eighth
innings, on account Of the doclin-
ing Of daylight. At the close Of
the game, the score stood SO to Al
in favor of tho "Reform Farm
Boys" Previous to tho return OF
the Northern Lights" to tho city,
we were handsomely entertained
atthe private rooms Of Mr.. Howe,
an elegant ropast being spread
and every convenience provided
| Our Club tender their thanks to
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe for their cour,
tcous hospitality, and also to the
fFarm Boys" for their uniform
Kindness and generous and gentle
manly conduct during all our in,
tercourso.
A return game will bc played il
this city on Saturday next at ont
o'clock, P. NJ, on the Milhof
grounds.
Below We give the score of thu
game:
Innings. s................l Q 3 A 8 CTS
Fern Boys-........O 10 8 4Ii G-52
Northern Llghts...2 II II 9 4sS 8 1-47
Very respectfully,
, NORTHERN LIGHTER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
AT the City Hall, Friday night
"A Cool Operation.

It would seem that PETER TIT
tEh is, after all, "chiseled" out Of
bis position as City Real Estate
Assessor, 10 which he was elected
by the people on the 18th inst
AS 10 the manner of this operation:
In each of two wards of this city
a ballot for Assessor was found in
the box for State officers on count
ing out. One Of these was fol
Gebelcinl the other for Titler. By
counting both these votes, OF
throwing out both,. .Titler wa'
. elected by one majority. Throw
Ing out tho vote for Titler only
would mako q tie between the can
,didates, and devolve on certain OF
siiciaIs 1.-THE Auditor, Treasurer ant
Recorder, We beliovc,9 the duty.o
dnpeintiag the Assessor. We ar
informed that this has been done
.Titlers vote thrown out, that 10
his opponent counted, and MI
tebeIein appointed Assessor b,
the.officers named, Democrats d
veil as Republicans, are donounc
ing this as an outrage upon tn
principle Unpopular elections; an
the affair will doubtless rcceiv
.furthor ventiletion in due time. +
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

HEARTH AND decentralization
in SgbScription.-The last number
of this very popular paper contains
the announcement of an important
reduction in the subscription price
to small clubs:
To all who subscribe before next
January, for one year, at the re.
duced rates, Hearth and Home will
be sent from the date of their SUBJ
scription to the end of this year
free, SO that all such yearly sub.
scriptiOns will end January lst,
ISL. ...g ,..5
Therefore, those who subscribe
earliest will get the most for moth
ing.
Messrs. Pettingill, Bates & Co.
publishers, at No. 81 Park Row
New York, furnish Hearth dnt
Home hereafter at the following re
duced rates:
Single copies, 81; three copies al
at ono time, SO; five copies, all a
ono time, Sl2; all over five copie
at same rate. Making Hearth anc
Home, to club of five subscriber
at SO 40 each. the cheapest, as it i
the most complete, family weekly
newspaper in the world.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

A. M. 1864, s. 2.-In tho above
year Seward Il Bentley, Druggists,
of Buffalo, N. Y, having observed
the great demand for a good med.
icinal Bitter, and being satisfied
that most, if not all the Bitters
sold were not such as could be con-
scicntiously recommended by the
physicians Druggists, deter
mined to prepare such an article
SO much needed by the dcbilitatcd
Selecting such roots, barks and
herbs as were known by the Pro
fession to be really good, and com
bining them in proper form, US.
ing only purc Rye Whisky fol
what spirits required, made the
Bitters now celebrated as the Con.
Stitution Bittcrs. They are now
being sold in all parts ofthe coun,
try, and are deserving the success
they have overy where attained.
Stewards Cough Cure, heals in.
cipionto Consumption. =,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
Notice.

Miss Cora Do Lamond would
respectfully announce to the citi-
zens of Lancaster that after years
Of careful study under the most &C,
complished artist Of the age, she
is ABOUT 70 visit California and
Mexico on a grand starring tour
Before doing so, twill give hol
great pleasure to exhibit to the cit
izens OF her native town the many
wonderful tricks that she performs
in the art of Prestidigitation
Knowing that tue Entertainmen
is sufficiently >fRstidious to meotth'
appreciation of her most ihtimat'
friend, she has no besitation in in
viting one and allto witness he
wonderful and amusing transfer
nations. ;)'.f ".If .G-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
PrrERs' MusIcA1. MoNTu,

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY
The October number of this mag
azine is on our table, and from an
inspection of its contents we are
fully satisfied that the reputation
heretofore obtained has not in the
smallest particular been compro
missed. Its tendency is onward
meeting the demands of tho people
for good music and solid literature.
The lovers Of music should en-
courage this magazine for it's ma.
sical worth. Published by j. l.
Peters. 1913 Broadway, N. "
Price 50 pOr year. 3
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

SUPERIOR Sroy Es.--The Improv
ed styles Of Cook Stoves introduce.
cd into ohthiS market by JAS. Me.
MASAMY, arc attracting much at
tentiOD, and meeting with exton.
sivc sales. See advertisements OF
"The Fashion," in another column.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
MARRIED..

Oct. IA, go, at the parsonage, by
Rev. B. N. Spahr, Mr.. WIN. w.
Anspaw and Miss Mary e Bennett,
both OF Fairfield county, Ohio.
Oct. II, 1869. at Lancaster Ho-
tel, by Rov. B, N. Spahr, Mr.. A. II,
Freibly, of Gallon, o, and Miss
Lizzie Kern, of Fairfield CO., Ohio.
Oct. IA, 1869, at the residence of
the brides parents, by Rev. B. N.
Spahr, Mr. A. l.. Hudson. of Indi-
ana, and Miss Nortie Bucher, Of
Lancaster, Ohio.
Oct. Is, 1869, at the parsonage,
by Rev. B. N. Spahr, Mr.. A. II,
Splitter and Miss Samantha J Ste-
venson, both of Fairfield county, O.
Oct. 10. 1869, at the residence OF
the brides parents, by Rev. B, N,
Spahr, Mr.. James Bright and Miss
Mary A. only daughterof c, Rugh
Esq all of Fairfield county, O.
BY tho Rov. j. Heller, on The
18th inst, at tho residence of the
bride, Mr. Jacob Balthaser and
Miss Ella Lands, both of Fairfield
county, Ohio, /
On the morning of the l4thinst.,
at the residence of the brides
mother, in Baltimore, o., by Rev
IL. Il. Whitehead, Mr., John H
FIemming to Miss Nancy Benadum
both of Baltimore, o. 'ft"'
At the residence of Mr.. J. B
Swartz, Oct. 3D., 1869, by Rev. A.
Swartz, Mr.. Oliver #. Miller, o,
Greenfield, and Miss Mary L
Mcisse, of Pleasant township.
By the same Oct. 7th, 1850, Mr.
Sylvester Ii. Weaver and Miss An
ME NJ. Wagner, both of Walnut tp
BY the same Oct. 10 1869, Mr.
Enoch r. Berry and Miss JosiDi
McGrogor, both Of Pleasant tp,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
Premium Photographs.

The FIRST premiums for water
color and India.ink Photographs at
the late Fairfield County Fair were
taken by the Gdsette's nearest
neighbor, D. n. FULTON, whose op'
Grating rooms are just across the
hall from our Office. The pictures
be had on exhibition in Fine Art
Hall constituted o centre of attrac.
tion for q crowd Of admirers during
the entire period of the Exhibition
Fulton is taking such pictures all
the time. Call at his rooms and
,Oe.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

Tho fine t6rce.ycar.old colt be-
longing to our young friend SAM
q. Shaeffer, which took the first
premium at the late Fairfield ccun
~ Fair, SO injured himself last Sun
day BY runuing away with bug
N, thatit was necessary TO Shoot
him. i Loss about $780,, i
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

Probably the finest exhibition Of
fashionable millinery ever seen in
Lancaster is nov open 70 ibs in-
spection Of the ladies, at Miss
Quilts.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

Somebody in England proposes
a wcll-merited compliment to the
late Mr.. Adam, original proprietor
of the Garden of Eden--that is, to
build monument to his memory
in Mesopotamia, where it is under.
stood he formerly resided.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

II is estimated that, at the ban.
quet at Louisville, the members Of
the Commercial Convention "threw
themselves outside" of tour thou
sand bottles of champagne, not to
mention the immense quantities Of
claret and catawba which were de.
stroyed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

WINrERIsH.-On Tuesday, the
18th inst. snow fell briskly all the
afternoon, hcre, melting asIit tell
however. On the succeeding
morning ice was formed fourth
TO one-halfinch thick.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

For n good AmerIean Wsseh or
Clock, with all the latest improvements, 20 to
tbe, large stock Of p. W. BiningeT, he dehes
competition. Small Profits and Quick Sales e
his motto. kising's Block, Main 80.
September q, n
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

In Boston, last week, man nam.
cd McEttrick' walked one hundred
miles in 2l hours, l minute and
80 seconds. winning a purse OF
900 and tho championship Of
America.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

: The Circleville Union has beer
enlarged one column to the page
making it one the largest weeklie'
in the State. Under the manage
meut OF the new proprietor, E. z
Hayes, Esq, it has proved its eff
cheney as a Republican journal, ant
it is gratifying to note a prosperi
~ justifying its enlargement.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
Theplace 10 bay Boys clothing
iS at Rising, Miller & seipels.


viii and fofiy ynnst'es of EIsgqnt Resagd Of
merit cards at Tutlifll's new bookstore. The
designs are new, and beautifnlcolorod In OIL;
also large notices on cards, tor hanging up IN
the School Room. Cards keI, for Sabbath
Schools. a iarge stock Of school Books.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

Cen BE- boheht a Tuihlll's stonB ehsapsF thsn
ever beiplss largo dock = wholosale and
retail. Sates, Pens, Paper. Pencils, Resnfd
Cards Ae; Gold Pens, Pocket Books &c. 2W25
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

~ Tho Ladies' of Lancaster and vi
ciaity are aware that Miss Quill,
as . modiste, has,few, if any, supo-
riors in Central Ohio, Her taste
ia regard to style and selections Of
materials universally approved.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

Music REoEIyED.-From JOHN
CHUEcH, IT,, &C West 4th Street,
Cincinnati, through the medium of
r. E. Billinghurst- -"By the Love
Of Other Days" by J, G. Meining.
Ter, and "Sing to me Robin" by
Frank Howard. Both arc beauti-
full pieces, and Billinghurst has
plenty more of the same sort.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

Visitors at our late County Fair
must have noticed a splendid
sleigh among the vehicles on cxhi'
bition in tho department of manu-
factures. We learn that it was the
work of Mr.. S. s. West, of Balti'
moro. For beauty and graceful
ness of design and substantial and
handsome workmanship, it excel:
anything of the kind we have evcl
seen exhibited at Fair.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
'---ff1--T-@-So$-r---' 4
Dentistry.

The showcase of DR.. VopBon,
horst, lof this city, on exhibition
at the hte Fair, attracted a res
markable share of popular atten'
tion. 1t contained many beautiful
and artistic specimens OF work in
the dental line, among them setts
OF artificial teeth which might safe.
ly challenge a comparison with
those anywhere produced. The
Medals, also, to be seen side by
side with these fine specimens, gave
evidence that the DR.. has bOen
Justly appreciated for his probes
sional attainments and mechanical
skill. The Dr. is crowded with
work at his rooms in the Rising
building. '.T aG
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

To the comely ladies Of Lancaster, and all the
country round,
A general store for ladies' ware, has, ,beenopen'
,sdiu histomntts Bsssi yrH7 srl}- H
Hoop 'sklttsof every kind they have both
beautiful and rare. ~ m iaa $40 t.'3s
They keep on hand oflthsir own make, to ae-
c,mmodate the fait.. aisssiiFs sfis % '''.',
should any OF their skirts give way, or out Of
yGAsh,oRseis + IAE EDO0T
Theyneatiswiii repair them up and alserthem
to it;
o Id fashioned skirts they 'llehSngetonew; The
mending's free OF charge,
They II make them any style you want lot DE
small or large.
ofeourse, too, a.larse supply. there yeu1loe
sure to find,
can't enumerate them all, they keep so many
kinds.
A few ri mention any way, dlOvc'dtting they
dokeep,
French corsets, most magnificent but the
price is pretty steep.
Embrode red corsets, perfect gems ,and Amer
lean as we'll, eAr EApFFN lB1
The various makes ani styles and shapes as
inpdssible to tell;
These goods they're selling very low, the
prices Of no account,
They II max moroup gain you snow, perhaps
double the amount.
Besides hoopskiFts and dcopetsfneTthey keeT
large amount - ~ ~
ofembroideries, lOces, gloves and hose ana
thingstoo many to count' tg
whits Eoodsfor ladies ready made, bosoms
and'coilars too. .,i.s5-,.. ~
And all things nice that'sin their line they're
ready now to show.
So ladies fair, dontfail 70 call, such bargains
yoreAn't get OA1 AL
As we're prepared to offer youin goods that
by us. kePti
The house is Gross 4 Co. in Tallmsdge's Blocl
! they keep,
Twas there smithkspt his candy store in th'
mmo room on Main street.
! Lancaster, Ohio, April 18th, 1859, Ally.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
OcToBER.-Thero is an old Ger
man verse which reads:

"Ifin October. there's much frost audst
The cOming January will be mild aud. .sAun,
But weather IN the fall prove eleRr,
The winterwinds will bloW old and dieHr.'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

Fora good Gold Pen, or q good pair Of gold.
silver or steel specks. go to P. W. Bin
inger's store, Rising's Block, Main street, Ian.
caster, Ohio.
aen 21 IRG0 n
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21

Of every description and at hallfho usual price
can be bad % Tuthilgs new store. Porte No
MES and Travelling Bags iof Lades and Cen
tlemeD. 3N29i
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List Of Awards.

We arc promised the list ol
awards of premiums. at the late
County Fair, in time for publica'
ton in our next issue.
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ATTENTION SPORTSMEN
sE .tt ~
HERMAN PETER
Would announce to all spOrtsmon and Others
that he is engaged IN 10
GUNSMlTHlNG,

on Main street, between Columbus street and
the canal, Lancaster, o. that hecan repair
an " hing about fire arm, or u desired make
an entire new ne on short notice and at rea-
sonabie rates. He also keeps on hand large
SoIs 4 nd ANN unition Of all kinds. Far.
mers bring In your old gunsAhd pistols and
have then, repaired, as am At all Zines roady
to do yonrwork. HEKMANPErEh'
sept. 0, 'sa-2mo. TsS
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OBITUARY.

., COMMUNICATED.
MYRES October IL, 1869, al the residence 0i
her father, in Lancaster, Sarah daughter Of
John q. and Ann Myrfs, aged twcnty-two years
and eight months. ~
It is sad to contemplate death at any tin1e,
but tohaveto consigp to the tomb those We
love, wtgD are Just gnterlng hle's ,highwpyeis
niosi sorfowiut Few indeed have lived and
passed away so gsntlyrso Nm,ablys so ,Oeely ID
nj lthem waysRs Sarah MYres. None k6eg her
who did notlove her. In BODY she Mas nail;
in M nd peaceful. calm aud potientf In infah.
cy she was baptized IN the Lutheran Church,
which was the ehurlLor her pare htA She lRas
educated 10 the Lancaster High School rApd
with hes. class graduate d.with peeuhar hUn0fs.
Another link Ia takea from the family circle.
Sarah has heen transferred to the new form II &
circle on the sunny sldo OF the river, there to
await the coming Of those who are yet Tor time
to conflict with liie's uneven ways. The large
concourse Of citizens Who attepded hcrfuneral
showed the place Snmh occupied In the bounds
oi her acquaintance. Services in the English
Lutheran church, by Rev Mr.. Spahr, oil the NJ
T.. church. Alathcr, mother three SISTERS nnd
one brother mourn the absence of theirlovei
ono. There is n vncnnt chair in the house, and
avacani place in society that cannot be iilled
But this language Of the hearts OF the bereaveG
family brings comfort. Dearest ddpqbtsy,Sis
ter thon hast iet us, yet in hecccB we hope 10 Wec
thee, rhGrc no otdreuelL tears are shed. M 4.
BECK-On the llth inst, Robert son o
Henry s. and Julia M. Beck, nf Hooking town
ship. aged nine months and five days.
''ofsuch is the kingdom Of Cod, III ,3..
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Real Estate Agency.

The undersigned will attend to all business
pertaining to buying and selling Real Estate
the r. ost favorable terms.
The following Propc rty for Sale
One House and Lot in city Of Lancaster, on
the Northwest corner ol broadway and Walnut
slreets,N Has on the lo.. good stable, c'slern
ard we'll, an IN good order. Terms easy.
ONE LOT in the Northeast addition OF the
city Of Lancaster.
ONE ACRE LOT east of the c. ~.
Railroad Depot In the city OF Lancaster. Terms
easy.
90 Acres OF Land north miles Of LAncG.
ter, OIL the Pike. Has on the premises agood
House and Barn, good young orchard, plenty
Of running water, soil good, timber exeellent.-
TERMS 10 suit purchaser
One House n nd Lot in Royalton, Fair.
field county, Ohio, on which an excellent
stable and well. A fine location for Physician
Grocer, or Hotel keeper. Housewell adapted
for either7-will be sold very low on favorable
payments. - " ~, Va --'
Ia Acres OF Land one and a.haif miles
northwest from Patiskala, and one mile nortl
| Of Etna, Licking county, Ohio, on which Is
| comfortable dwelling stable, spring house, &C.
| 90 cd orchard and good well OF water OF th'
house. Price sIa ,OO,ir bought soon.
| 100 Aeresin Putnam count, Ohio, withu
two miles OF KalidA, all in good timber, soil ex
cellent. viii exchange for city property.
IIO ACRES of choice land in Violet tp.
Fairfield county, Ohio, on which isa two Htor.
| dwelling house, barn, large cattle shed and 9th
er outbuildngs, good grst mill and saw mill
two good orchards, spring at the house, an'
goodrun ming water on the premises.
Price 500 w per acre " bought soon.
One houseand lot on North Broad street, II
| tho city OF Lahchster. A1J
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-21
Administrator,s Notice.

sigued has been duly Appointed Admin
jstrator Of the Estate OF Nathan p. Steven
son, lato OF Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased.
JAM - b, STEVENSON,
Oct. 7, tss3-3s21