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Army Appointments.
WASHINGTON, March 6. The fol.
lowing order was issued to-day:

headquarters Of the Army, \
Adjutdnt Generals office,
Washington, March 5, 1869.
General Order, No. 10,
"Thc President of the Unitei
States directs that the following
orders be ca RED into execution as
soon ~ practicable:
81. Tho Departmental Of the South
will hS commanded by BrigAdier
and Brevet Major General A. IL
Terry.
I ~ Major General George @,
Meade il assigned TO the command
OF the Military Division OF tho At.
Ian,ic, and will transfer his head.
quarters TO Philadelphia, PennsyI.
vania lie will turn over his pre-
sent command to Breve, Major
General Il. H. Ruger, Colonel
Thirty fifth Infantry, who is ~.
signed to duty according to his
brovet Of Major General, while in
tho exercise Of this command,
"3. Major General p, IL Shcr.
idau 10 assigned TO tho command
ofthe Department Of Louisiana,
and will turn over tho command
ofthe Department If the Missouri,
temporarily, to tho next senior Of
6cer.
"a. Major General W, 8 Han.
cock is assigned to the command
Of the Department Of Dakota
10, Brigadior and Brevet Major
General T. Il. s, Candy is Assien'
cd to the command OF tho First
| Military DistricL and will proceed
| to his post 90 soon ~ relieved BY
Brcvet Major General Reynolds.
"6. Brcvet Major General A. 9
Gillem, Of thcTwenty.fourth In
fAntry, willturn over the command
Of ,ho Fourth Military District L
the ncxt senior sficer, and join hi
regiment.
~ Brevet Major General J, J
Reynolds, Colonel OF tho Twenty
sixth Infantry. is assigned 10 III
command of the Filth Militar,
District. according Ia his brevr
Of Major General.
= "8 Brevot Major General "
II Emory, Colonel Of tho Fit
/ Cavalry, is assigned to the CON
mand OF the Department OF Wash
ington, according 80, his brevet {
\ Major General.
by command Of the Gener'
EE. D. TOWNSEND,
!. Asa1 Adj't. Gen"
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Tho Fortieih Congress went out
and the Forty first camo in on
the 4lh inst. Several bills which
had passed both Houses before the
adjournment sine die Gilod to be.
come lava by tho pocket veto of
tho outgoing President, among
which wero Mr.. Schcnck's bill TO
strengthen the credit OF the United
States.
On the assembling OF tho Forty.
hrst Congress the Senate was called
TO order by Vice President Colfax,
and q number Of new Senators
sworn in, No business was done
on tho 4th except participating in
the Inauguration ceremonies.
The House was organized by The
election Of James G.. Blaine, OF
Mnine, Speaker, who received 1876
votesio 81 for Mr., Kerr Of Indi.
ana.
Several important bilIs have
bccn introduced in both Houses
but little progress has yet been
made toward having them def
nltoly acted upon.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINoINNATI, March 8.

FLOUR Very dull; family At
90 5O@6 Is.
GRAIN-Whoat a shade lower;
Mol rcd at 81 53. Corn is high.
or, closing at 65@66c for ear and
shellod, Rye dull at 81 42@l 43,
Oats a shade lower, closing Gull at
66@67c for No l. Barley un
changed and dull.
WulSKY--In good demand;
sales OF 800 hbls q Ole.
PROVISIONS Mess pork dull
aud no demand, It can be bought
at $3l so There is n bettor do.
mand for lard; sales of 700 tierces
at 1sc, holders now ask 1910, and
but little offering, under the i'm
preston that prices are now about
reacting, Bulk meats firmer
i2tc was offered and refused iol
bulk shoulders; sides are held a
ll41 Bacon firmer and moro do
ing; sales of clear rib sidos at 16@
l64c. now heldat l6ac; clear side
sold at-l7c and rib at l6ac; shoul
ders held at 1890, but did not sol
at better than l3Ac; sugar .cnreC
hams dull at l8@lSic. osodi 2
cPR0DUCE--Buttcr scarce an,
firm at iQ@45c for fresh.
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A Noticeable Fact That ono
way Of appealing to a mans reA-
son is through his eye. In these
busy times men are so deeply I'M
mersed in the conduct OF magnifi
cent projects, that they forget all
aboot the condition of thoir systems,
and honce it ia that the Plantp-
tion Bitters, which cures Dyspep-
sia, purifies tho blood, improves
the tone of the stomach, regulates
tho bowels, and indeed, invigor-
ates the whole inner man, are so
active in advertising, In fact,
advertisements are merely sky
rockets sent up TO attract atteD-
tion to-a really good article.
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BrThe New Hampshire EIec-
ton on Tuesday went Republican
By increased majorIlies.
Be0ks 8 RerIedlsals.

Eminent Fonen Of ths Age, being Ncrratirs. Of
tAs Llrss and Dsods fine Mosi RrOnlhlsnt no
menof the Present Generation.
BY the attention Of tle publishers, Messrs.
9. N, BErrs a Co., Hartford, Conn, we have
.beeniurnIshsd yithscopy ofthe sbOvs work.
A glance through IT'S contents has satisfied Us
ofits high merits as series ofbiograrhical
sketches ofwomen who have become noted ih
the present era ofthe worlds history. These
sketches are net only Of absorbing interest,
but possess a real value from the historical
accuracy ofthe incidents detailed therein 10
relation TO theIr subjects; correctness IN these
particulars having evidently been one OF the
chief AIMS ofthe distinguished au thors Of the
several sketches, among whom may be emu
rnerated such writer's rs James Parton, uor.
ace Greeley. J. s. c.Ahbott, Theo. rilton, Fan
ny Fern, Grace Greenwood, Mrs. Ecady
Stanton, etc, The work is Illustrated with
fourteen fine steel engravings, bong lrfe.l.ke
portraits Of Rosa Bonheur, Florence Nightin-
gale, Mrs. Sigourney, the Empress Engenle
Margaret Fuller, Mrs. E. barrett Browning
Mrs. Emma willard, Mrs F., csdy Stanton
Lucretia Mott, Queen Victoria, RistorI, AIMS
Dickinson, Mrs. q. s. Lozier NJ. D., and uor
ret ilosmer.
The book has boen brought ont by the pub
fishers IN beautiful typography and binding
and is worthy Of place on the centre fable o
every lady in the land.
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Grants styIe.
The Ne v York Herald, in T, this
paragraph, hits the nail squarely

The Me- v York Herald, in, this
paragraph, hits the nail squarely.
on the heads III u
The democrats dislike Grants
style, or want-ef etyle. Thep say
his inaugural is without "tbat
graveand sustained proprlely of
expression which belts the chief
magistrate of the naiicu;n that il
wants ''dignityu and Amaseuline
,eloqueneo," &c. This. is.a pretty
old quarrclA Every one will re
member the rogue who. when driv.
en- from the last legitimate quibble
'ef his defence. found fault with the
grammar of the judges sentence
Style ia the better OF worsc use Of
the tropes that are casalogued in
the books of rhetoric, and tits a
general rule atyutterances par.
ticularly rich in style are poor in
everything else, as any enc may
see in the 8articles oil those who
find most fault with Grant, Grant
had something to say. and was lit
Tie solIcitous Of anything but the
direct definite expression of his
thought He declares himself 10
the words ofthe people, too con,
scious of hiR thought to fear thai
such words would belittle it. II il
always otherwise with those whose
utteranees arc To- the taste of tbs
rhetoricians; for they are justly
fearful that without the ornaments
Of language they will not be worth
| listening TO. t,s,
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From New salem.

New SALEM, O, March 9th,
Messrs. Editors: winter term
OF school in Dist, No. 16. Wal
nut tp closed March Sd, and as
usual a public examination was
had which proved in all respects a
perfect success.
At9 A. M. exercises commenced
and continued until l2 NJ during
which time, the less advanced
lasses 10 Reading, Arithmetic and
Geography were examined; each
meriting great praise.
After dismissal Jor dinner was
an bounced, the pupils hastily but
carefully erected a table twenty.
seven feet inlength. and so heavi-
ly loaded with refreshments as
almost to make it groan under its
burden, OF which at the command
pitch in" all hands partook
sumptuously. Is
Al II P. Al, it was amour ced
that the examination wonid be con
inued. sv
Classcs in U S. History, Read
ing, Arithmetic and a miscellane.
Gus department. wero each thor
oughly examined, both by the
Teacher and spectators, with much
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Tho New ,oommlttces.

Tho Trlbuno says OF tho new
House committee: Gen. Schcnck
remains at ,hO head Of the Ways
and Means committee. Gen. Gar.
dsId is expected 20 take tho place
Of Jas +. Wilson as chairman Of
the Judiciary committee, and Gen.
Logan TO take his place thus
vacated at the head oflho Military
committee. Tho chairmanship Of
the committee Of Appropriations,
held by WashburnC, is to bo off.
cred to Mr., Dawes, Of THO Spring.
field. Massachusetts,, district. Con.
Banksis expected 10 rCmain at
tho head Of Foreign Relations.
In the Senate, Gov. Fcnton
takes The place on tho Finance
committee and Pacific II. n
committee, which Gov. Morgan
vacates. Mr.. Fcsscndon talk eI
Ncrrills old place At the head o
the committee on Appropriations
and young Bayard that Of his ia
thor on tho committee on Foreigl
Relations.
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OTHER NoMlNArloNs.
"About Sunshine"

The article from Hearth and
Home" printed on an outside
page, on tho above subject, should
attract attention and cause rehec.
ton. We wcro truly glad to meet
with so cheering q championship
OF tho glorios and blessings ofSun.
shine Tho mania of Americans
Tor shade has done moro toward
filling grRvoyards and tho Golfers
Of doctors and druggists than oil
other sanitary or rather iasanitary
causes combined, Housing up in
the dark is what producos the ma
ny puny, Sickly, moping specimens
Of humanity to bO seen everywhere
in our country. Stalking abroad
in tho open air and receiving upor
tho person liberal and frequent
Iibations Of sunshine is what Wi
In time regencratc the race u per
seycrsd in. Had We tho chance
as 2 general thing we'd take sun
shine in "ourn y
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President Grants Inaugural.
In tho report Of the proceedings
of Inauguration day, ptlHted on
our first page, will DO found the
inaugural address of,he new Pres
ident. 1t Is document which
commands our unqualified assent
in every word, sentence and SEN
timent which go to make up its
admirable completeness. II leaves
no important topic untouched and
touches none that il does mol ilIu
inmate with the light OF practical
good sense and unaffected patriot
ism. Upon the great financial
problem il isespccially clear and
cogent. The following paragraph
from the inaugural contains a more
sensible view Of the financial ques
tion than VIC haze elsewhere seen
in all the yoluminons essays and
speeches upon the subject With
which the land has been flooded:
low tho public debt is to be
paid or specie payments resumed.
IS not so important as that plan
should bo adopted and acquicsced
in. A united determination TO do,
is worth more than divided coun
sels upon the method of doing
Legislation upon this subject may
not be necessary now, or even ad-
visablc, butit will be when the
civil law is more fully restored in
all parts of the country, and trade
resumes It's vented channels.
1t is evident from the above that
President Grant sees no pressing
immediate necessity for legislation
on tho subject indicated. While he
would doubtless sign tho bill Of Mr.
Schenck designed as strength
ening plaster to tho public credit,
should il be again passed aud gro
scntcd to him for approval, it is
evidentthat he has no large amount
OF faith in the eficacy of that mode
OF bolstering up that credit. What
.he President and tho people
would have, and what must be had
as the only things that can or will
strengthen the public credit are
LIST. the clean collection of tho pub
lic revenues I'd, the stoppngc O
the leaks in the Treasury; and Sd
a beginning, followed by no retro
gade movement. toward paying Of
the debt. All this, it is their de,
cided conviction, can be eifeclec
undcr'prcscnt laws.
President GRANT, by tho gooC
sense and sogacisy displayed il
his inaugural, and the wisdom o
its recommendations, we boIev,
will have placed himself highel
than ever in the confidence anc
affections Of the American people
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CuBAs--Tho war in ,bi. great,

CuBAs--Tho war in this greatly
sgitatcd island is becoming bloody.
The government authorities have
beon putting additional forces into
, tho field, and it is becoming evi.
dent that the revolutionists are to
, have q desperate struggle in order
to win. The island bids fair to
be dcsolatcd if the struggle is kept,
up much longer; but wo confess
apwo DO not now 500 much hope for
tho success Of the patriots who arc
struggling for liberation IRON the
Spanish yoke,
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p A committee Of New York mer.
chants latcly purchased the resi-.
dence Of Gen. Grant in Washing.
ton, and through tho medium Of A
T.Stewart presented the title deed
thereof to Gen, w T. Sherman
having previously handed to Gen
Grant check for sG5. 600, tho pur
. shasc money for tho properly. The
giitto Gen. Sherman is to no en-.
largcd BY the addition Of $4,000
in cash in o few days, making q
round siOO,OOO-as good as being
President four yoars.
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SOMETHING NEW.

Having bought out the business heretofore
eondue,ed by Geo II. Smith, Jr,, would re-
spec.fully announce to the Public that Iwll
henseforth hold myselfin readiness At allliines
q tAe old stand, lin the Green Block y to attend
promptly 10 allh business entrusted 70 my care.
shall always endeavor to have on hand var.
led and complete assortment Of Watches,
cIocES, Jssvelry. silver Ware, mu-
sieal lIustruments and Musical Goods
and materials ofall kinds. Having taken great
pains to acQuaiut myselfwith the tastes Of the
people OF lancaster and vicinity, I feel conf
dent that my selections canuetf fail to give sat,
isiactlOn.hIp the way of REPAIRING,
there shall be no unnecessary delays or dlsAp'
pointments--all work shall be done wheu
promised Latest publications. of sheet music
daily received. Engraving handsomely ose
cuted free of charge. II. F. BLAIRE.
5l--2w.
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N OTIcE TO
Turnpike Road Contractors.

sIalcd proposals will be received at the Au.
ditor's Office ofFairfellcounty, Of until l2o'clock
NJ, on Monday, the 9TH day Of April next, for
the grading, construction OF bridges, culverts,
and other waterways; and also the grayeilIug OF
a Turnpike Road Improvement, from near
"Bowman's Tavern" in berne township, FAIR
field dcounty-through Pleasantytlle TO the cen-
tire OF the NIL lersport Road in the town oi New
salem, IN said county OF Fairfield The whole
distance heing n mules, and something over
throe.quaiters OF amilo, and 10 be divided in
10 sections, varying not much nom four miles
specihcaiicns oftho work to be done in each
OF the sections, together with the manner IN
which the same is to be done, with the lengths
oGthe different sections, will bo prepared. and
LETT for exhibition and inspection At the Audi
tors Once, OF said county, nom md after the
2ind instant. Explanations sill also at AL
tines be gwen X ne % mnaerslgneo" h's ounce
SAMUEL CARPENTER.
march nth, 1869. Superintendent.
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New Yorls nInrkef
NEw YoRK, March 8.

FLOUR-Closed dali and
strongly inbayers favor. e
GRAlN--wheat about 4 cant
bOlteF on epring with moderatc
export demand, and dull and de
clining tor winter. Rye dull at
81 81 for western. Oats quiet at
75o- for western in store. / Corn
scarce and firm at 95@951 for
new mixed western, and nominal
at 9Sc@s1 90 in store.
PROFESSIONALISM very quiet
at Sl@3lAc for rew mess, cash
and regular. Beef dull and un
changed. Cut meats dull and un-
changed, Bacon quiet without
any decided change. s77qa9
LARD-Steady at l9c for prime
steam. ase7 i'e d'dw
/. EGGS-Steady at 24@26c. oa
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Sirteen Years Practice

In Chronic Dsease. by Or. L. PAGIN, of
South Bend, Indiana, student OF Doctor
Dellinbough h Of Ohio. Author OF new system
o MedcineIu the treatment Of Chronic Dis
ease and new mode OF combining medicine.
DR.. Pagn will bonn LANCASTER, 1sllmNdgC
House, Friday and Saturday, March i2Ih and
18th.
BREMEN, Sunday, March 18th! , 80
SOMERSET, Monday aud Tussdny, March
18th andileth.gq Nd 81 s8a.
Feb. 2a, Ise5ESw,
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A., J. on retiring from the Pres
idcncy issued a farewell address
to the people Of tho United States
which he doubtless thinks Of more
Importance than that OF Washing.
ington. We'rc afraid ~. will
never see himself as othOrs SEQ
him.
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I Tho Inauguration ball at Wash
ington is described as having been
an immense affair in point Of mum.
bers. but . most uncomfortable
crush, and q bore in the most OF
ita features. .lA
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AT Cost for Thirty Days!
The fine stock at Do Muths Boot
and Shoe Store has TO be closed
out by tho lst of February. Go
there for bargains.42-tf. l
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ARMr APPOINTMENTS Tho list
Of army appointments printed in
another column. gives satisfactory
evidence Of right intentions on tho
part Of the new Administration In
the matter Of Southern reconstruc.
ton.
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EsLARoENrET.--Tho Carding
aastcn Republican has been enlarged
z BY tho addition Of . column to
each page, thus bccoming,a thirty
.wc column paper. spright.
" and vell.conducted journal
sad asssrYes AiIi'sProspsrity
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Gold in flew York has been
steadily going down, and q, s
bonds in Europe steadily going up,
siace the Inauguration Of President
Grant.
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Tho President will receive offici.
al calls at his Office each day be
tween 10 and i2 o'clock, anil after
twelve no ono will bo admitted
excepting Cabinet officers and
,hosc with whom special engage
mepis have been made.
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On entering tho White House.
President Grant was the recipient
Ottho congratulations of Bismarck,
the great PrussIan Premier, and
Of mombcrs of tho Berlin Ex.
! change, sent per Atlantic Cable.
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Tho friends Of John A. Giiswold
of New York, are anticipating q
change IN the Cabinet cast, and
arc urgently pressing him Tor Sec
retary OF the Navy.
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MARRIED..

GIERHART-AULT-On the
7th inst. by the Rev, G. II. Leon
ard, Mr.. Eli Gicrhart to MiSs Ell1.
abe.h Ault, both of Licking COun-
~, Ohio. ' ,aus H.
McCLEERY - LEvERlNG =
At the residence Of the brides pa.
rents, near Sodalia, Mo, Monday
Eve. lst of March, by the Rev. w
Ferguson, Samuel McCleery, to
Miss Mary A. Lcvcring both for
morly Of Lancaster, Ohio. No
cards. v4s,,i,,
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Do Muth is closing out his stock
Of Boots and Shoes, for a change
Of business. Bargains to bc had
round the corner, Columbus If
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CAPT. mAYNE REID,s mAGA.
tt " ZINE

fhls new periodical, so happily named son
0nrd,'" is on our table FOR March ,hAvingrsnch-
ed its third number under circumstances Of
wonderful prosperity. The publishers were
compelled to issue second edition Of this mum.
her to supply exchanges, the whole oithe FIRST
having been exhausted in filling orders Of
agents ofthc American News Company. This
bctokensa. remarkablepopulari,y already at
tAinod, and foreshadows continued progress
in the popular favor for the future-- which ia
all fullyjusthed by this excellence Of the con-
tents oi the magazine. CAHLHroS, Publisher,
i97 broadway. New York --s9 50 pc nnnnm.
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The Ohio Legislature is putting
10 the time vigorously doing a
great deal Of nothing-and the
end is not yOt visible TO the naked
ere.
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Enamel Visiting Cards in ele-
CANT boxes at Tuthills Store for
25 cents. 45tf
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The old reliable Faber Pencils
for sale'at Tuthill's, Finest grades
IS cents per dozen. 45tf
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Itch Ointment.

Why will you Scratch whom re.
lief can be obtained for 25 cents?
Buy q box Of Liuingston's Hch
Ointment at Sloeum & Whites
Drug Store. 'd3S
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Good heavy School Paper at
Tuthill's new Store at 1S cts. per
quiro. a,a 45tf
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MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold a. half the price.
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Good Commercial Note Paper at
TuthilI's new Stationery Store at
10 cts, a quire IA shcets.) 45tf
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IfafifmOth Hotties only * Cts.

EuoENIE HAIR REsToRER THE
r. CHEAPEST AND BEs T.
The EraENIE HAIR REsToRER-
eclipses oil known discoveries for
the rapidity with which IL restores
gray and faded bair to its natural
color-prOmotes It's rapid and
healthy growth, prevents aud stops
il when falling eff, and is q most
iuxuriant dressing for the Hair.
rendering it soft, silky and lus-
strous.. Mammoth Bottles only 75
cents.
Sold by most all druggists. 1881
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Extra fine 303 Steel Pens so cts
per gross, al Tuthill new store.
45tf
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MArehlI, lscs-iWsl
OF CE


Peggy Fillabaum. Henry KitKmnn and Elis-
abeth KltzmaA his wlte who reside IN Penn
Rylvania, and Levi Fillahaum who resides in
Illinois aud the OF her heirs at law OF VIM. Fill
labaum, deceased, whose names and reslden-
cos are unknown, and also sasannah Williams
whose residence h IN Indiana, will take notice
that Eli s. Gardner, administrator with the
will annexed ofWilliam Finahaum, deceased,
on the 9TH day Of March, A. ID, 1869, filed his
petition IN the Probate Court OF Fairfield eoun-
~, Ohio, against them and liebecca Weaver, AL
leging that the personal estate ofsAld decedent
lsiusufliclent to pay-hls debts and the charges
ofadmuister ring his estate; that he died seized
In fee simple IL the following lands and tene-
ments situate In the county or Fairfield and
State Of OHIO, tolwlt part OF section II ia
township 10 OF Range Ia, bounded on the east
by the lands II William Grotf; on the north by
the lands Of Michael Myers, on the west by The
lands Of John Croft and on the south by the
lands Of Jacob Good, and containing ~ acres
moro or less,
The prayer Of said petition Is for the sale oi
said premises to pay the debts OF said estate.
Said petition wi be for hearingon the eth
day OF Aprik A ID. 1859, ora rs soon thereafter
an counsel can DO heard.
ELL s. GARDNER,
Admir- OF VIM. Fillahaum, deceased.
HuRTEn 4 DAuGHERrY. Att'ys.
Lancaster, Ohio. Marchtlth, leso-iw.
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Sold by most all druggists. [52l
COEs6 COuftH RATsAMlI

GOES COUGH BALSAM.
A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes--ordinary 4 oz.. also man.
moth family hottles-for sale by
all druggists and dealers in medi-
cines. No family should be over
night withoutitin the house. [521