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so instance of n Beatty, agent Tor j. =, We We
a ,er and KinlSeod Doty, an attachment vas tnIs
4, issued by A. L. simmons. Justice Ofthe rsaoe o.
Liberty township reS Rosa, soasnS ssrns q d said
y ,nsr az. Dated this 9th day of July, d iS2Ss So
conNy' DS' % N. BEATTY,
. Aren't for &c. HcGrsrGaS KinkcGa & Delg,--
July d =.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
Atthe Old Sfand nf iienrga ]. MYgum.

TNHASKFUL ti,r past favors, the subscriber re-
1 spectiully informs his old cusomcrs nd the pub
lie generallv, that he has now fpH d1d complete
St1sk Of FIaITi.Y GROCERIES,, embracing, in
- part, the following articles;
Z sk TEA-loung Hyson and Imperial
---ES SUGARS -Pulvorized crushed, Loal, Cuha
and New Orleans;
: MOLASSES-!iest Golden Syrup, Sugar House
and New Orleans;
: a.Sexxa,. piSII-Whe Fish, harkere an Cod,
SxsS94l fresh; aho, Herring: g.,
,rOBACCOS--A prime article Of Russell and Ro-
hinsons C,yendsh, and AeH's bes, pound lump also.
a ,ood article of spun Na Rod and six Twist; Also,
nderson's fine cut chewing and smoking Tobacco;
SPICES-Pepper, Al'Picc. Ginger, ClJyes' Cihha-
mon and Pepper Sauce; M
DYE. STI.E'FS-Indi!o %. Ma4ler, Lcgwood Alum;
IIOUOHS-PoTt, sret, Muscst ard Magazines;
urirn3 article OF 1gnis Brauly New Ens'and Rumi
Ryc and Wheat Whtkey, soil in no less quantity
than quart. III, -, :,
siuiar ostab ishrents. all of which will be SO at
as low prices as ct any other house in the city
continue ce OF the patronage Of me pun n IS re-
spectfully solicited. GtOhTE j. WtoVM'
Lancaster August }, lso;. .
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NorEs OF PREPARATIoN.--0rder have
been issued by thee Government of theUnited
States for the construction, in Philadelphia,
of large number Of baggage wagons for
the army They are to-be ready as soon as
nro rocficahlp
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The NATIONAL MoxUMENr.-The collec-
tons in New York and Brooklyn for the Ma
tional Washington Monument, have been
increased to $6,sss, and tits said the Ma-
sonic fraternity .ofthose cities will subscribe
$4,000.
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SINGULAR MODE OF SUIorDE.-ln Waldo
borough, Me-, one day last week. a Mr,
William Benner, trader, committed suicide
in novel way Early inthe morning he
repaired to his store and sat down on his
counter Immediately over an open keg of
gunpowder. Into this he threw a bunch OF
lighted matches, and the instant result was
an explosion which shattered the building to
atoms. Mr.. Benner was taken from the ru-
ins shocking,y burnt and mutilated,and lived
only abollt four hours
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VIZ. CoryYin.

MoxTHEAL, July 30.-Mr. Corwin pissed
here to-day, from Quebec, where he had al
interview with the Government, relative to
the fisheries, as Is supposed
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'cOMMKRcrAI rNrYLE1eKEoE.
LInncnsfer NInrILela.

THURSDAY, August 5th.--We have no
change to note and former quotations may
be resumed.
Rslaa Market-Wc quote Tomatoes at
81; potatoes so; green corn Toe per dozen,
other articles unchanged.
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PUBLIC DINNER TO Ex-SEc. GRAHAM
The citizens of Hillsborough, N. c., have
rendered public dinner to Hon. WIN. A.
Graham, when he arrives among them.
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e1rA correspondent of the Ohio Statesman
talks about "Justice, Liberty and Equality"
as the three cardinal virtues in the Locofoco
creed. Equality, Refusing to allow men
Of particular faith in New Hampshire the
stronghold of Locofocoisn, Of which Gen.
Pierce is called the faithful representative,
to hold Office. If, too, there is any Justice
or Liberty in such a restriction, we should
like to see it explained.
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0tTAn infallible criterion, SO Tar as IT
goes, of good inn, is a clean mustard pot, II
that is in proper order, you may be sure that
the beds will be we'll aired, the sheets clean
and all the ct ceteraS properly looked after
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Religious Notics.-The Rev. Mr.. FREEMAN
of Chillicothe, will preach at the Episcopal
Charch, on Friday evening next, at half-past
seven o'clock. t-.+...r
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PHIIADtIpfiIA, July 30th.-The down
train on the Jersey railroad, when half a
mile above Burlington, to-day, came in con-
tact with awagon crossing the road, con-
tanning an old man and boy. The wagon
was dashed into fragments, the boy and horse
killed, and the old man severely injured
They were coming to market. Names un-
known, shsf. es ,s-t
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JOHN LYONS,
wHoLEBALE AND RETAIL DEALER ~
Every Variety of Family Groceries, FRO
visions, Notions, COrdage, car, Glass
aud Stonewar

visions, Notions, COriage, ,oar,ilRss
aud StOBewarc,
MAIN STREET LANCASTER. OHIO
INVITES the attention the country and city trade
| to his extensive arrival from New YORK, whirh
makes his assortment complete. IIeis ready at All
tnas to attend to the wants of his customers and let
il b. understood al all times that he srlls ca the aver
age lower than any house in Fairfield county with
the expires und drstandng thai any article boght at
his establishment that don't give satisfaction, on r.
turn Of ihe SANE, the InoneY will be refunded
Llnca-ter, Juy 80, 1859 Unwind
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JACKSON CoUxrY.--A letter from a gen
tleman at Jackson Courthouse, says: We
90 il strong for Scott soup and Graham
bread. We shall give Old Chip from 200
Is 500 majority in Jackson county, - Sctoto
Gdsette, T8l g. &s4E
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"wednesday Eye'ng, Aug. a, 1889

CHIppEwA CLuBs.-Will not some hall
dozen active Wings in each township, we
care not whether they are old or young, take
upon themselves the labor Of institut'ng
achippewa Clubsp' These will prove Of
great help during the campaign, in various
ways. 1t can easily be done in every town
shin. in the county, and in this way can we
best promote the success of Scott and era
ham. They are good men, have performed
,moortant services for their country, are we'll
qualified for the Offices which they are des-
tined to fill, and deserve this much at the
hands of the American people.
Let the suggestion be Immediately carried
ont. The campaign is short one, and W.
must consequently work faster and harder
No honorable effort should be spared TO a.
chieye success. Move quickly then, and
Immediately send us intelligence OF the for
nation of these clubs and the names OF the
officers. When battery was to be storm
ed or an enemy to be routed, our gaiiah'
leader never hesitated moment. Shall we
not initiate his example! Shall we not de-
se,ve the name ofSCOTT MEN! Let the
Offices be filled with active, working men,
and as the news spreads throughout the
county. that we are all working together
each arm will be nerved to greater effort
and each heart beat with brighter hopes oi
victorv Then move on the column! Stead
ily, but surely! and with our gallant leaders
we will march right through the ranks o.
the enemy. z--- n
SEcporE OF GEN. Scorr.-Gen. Scott'
in going from Albany to New York. some
wears since, by steamboat, had his pocke'
picked of purse containing eight hundred
dollars in gold. Arrived at New York. he
advertised his loss, and soon after the money
was sen, back to him by thief Of the city
with respectful assurance that none oil MI
hand would have touched his purse, had they
known his person.
Gen. Scott has been nominated for Prcsl
dent with every prospect of success ltP
testified by those who have had the best op
portunities of knowing, that he is kind ant
humane General, that he has the highest re
gard for the welfare and comfort ofthe mer
nnder his command and that he is in ever.
way a man of high-soued honor and the pur
est patriotism. The man is known, the VII
nesses are known, the fact forms one OH
brightest pages in American historypd ye
men are found who would steal from him TIN
hard-earned reputation and would blot ou
if they couid. that portion ofOnr history whlc
records the greatness OF General Scott HI
successful achievements and his elevate
humanity.
The purse is trash, compared with tn
reputation Of the owner; and while the the
exhibited kind of patriotism in his regal
for General Scott, these robbers OF his rel
utation feel no remorse in thus shining
gainst light and knowledge. But than
Heaven! the people Of the country will NJ
sustain their efforts.
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ASSI,;NEE,s NOTICE.

A Dividend Of DASIEL LEWIS & Cos effects, %in
"A lie made on or about the 2Oth OF Octooer next-
Sn h of the creditors as have not presented their
c aims ate requested to do 40 t,,., .s
Lancaster Ju'y 20, 1882 dlo'
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Shin Burned.

New ORLEANS, August 2.-Thc barque
Charlotte Henry, for Liverpool, burned on
Saturday at S. w. pass. Cargo-l9oO bales
of cotton. Officers and crew saved.
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Ot-A lump of gold, weighing 274 pounds,
has been found in Australia. 1tis without
quartz, and is said to be gold of about twenty
carats
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 29.-Gen. Scott's
answer to our Southern Rights Committee
has been received by it in this city tits
very short. He says he will not write any
other political letter, and refers to his letter
accepting the nomination Of the Wing Ma,
tinnal Convention. ..-- ~ y
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Esrnrn WnsI,inulnn

WAsHISGToN, July 3i.-Brevet Lieut..
Col. Samuel Cooper, has been uppoin;ei Al
iutant General.
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Silks Bareges, Bareges, De LANES and
DoPLlNS, selling at unusually low prices At
i !, AprilS 1889, HENLEf'S f'S'
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n.rThe Statesman insinuates that the pick
pockets at Niagara we're Wings. No efforts
were made to discover their politics at the
time, end as tits to be presumed that every
Individual knows his own associates best'we
must submit to the imputation, until we have
better authority to the contrary.
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PITTSBURGH AND STEUBENvILLE RAILROAD.
Upwards of thousand men are now at
work in the construction of this road. The
directors have concentrated their working
force upon all the heavy parts of the road,
leaving to later period the lighter sections,
so that the whole road may be finished at
one time, which period has been fixed at
wear from the coming winter. AT that pc,
Triod the whole line of the Steubenville and
Indiana Railroad will also, it is said, be COM
pleted, as we'll as the Mountain Division OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad. These roads,
with their western extensions, will form.a
continuous line of railway from Philadelphia
to 81. Louis. ~
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APPoRTIoYMENT OF REPRESENTATION
Under the act of Congress, which was final
" passed last week, the whole number OF
REPRESENTATIVES will be two hundred and
thirty -four distributed as follows, viz: Maine
G, New Hampshire 8, Vermont 3, Massa-
chusetts IL, Rhode Island 2, Connecticut
a, New York 33, New Jersey 5, Pennsylva-
MIA 25, Delaware !, Maryland 6, Ohio 81,
South Carolna6, Georgia s, Florida ],
Alabama 7, Mississippi 3, Louisiana a, Vir-
gnia l3, North Carolina 8, Tennessee 10,
Kentucky 10, Missouri 7, Arkansas 2, lndi-
ana IL, Illinois 8, Michigan 4, Wisconsin g.
Iowa 2, Texas 2, California Q: Total 2S4.
The whole number of Presidential electors
adding the &c Senators-will therefore be
296, making l49 necessary to choice.
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OJThe directors of the Hempfeid rail,
road, at Washington, last Tuesday, resolved
not to elect President Immediately, but TO
push forward their work with vigor. Wash
ington Pa, and Ohio county, Va, have each
issued their coupon7 per cent. bonds to the
Hempfield Company--for $46o,ooo in the
nnnrepate.
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Unrln lom's Cabin

W7HICH is having an unprecedented runs just
e w received and for sale st the book store Of
JOHN l.. TUTIlILL.
July 30 Telegraph Building.
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DUTY pounds s; %sSsins ~ %Gss Tps.MES rSsIS
il hladaers for sale bv OTTO w, khEAInEn-
Lancaster, MSy %, 1851 d,
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TaE BRlrIsH HPARTY!-There is a won
drous fellow feeling and harmony of tone
Just now between the British and Canadian
journals and the LocOloco organs of this
country. The Locofoco journals laud
PIERCE and abuse ScoTT, and the Tory jour
mails of England chime in heartily. They
have heard of General ScoTT before, and
don't like the "reminiscences. They love
PIERCE, because, according to the London
Times he will carry out Calhoun's free
trade doctrines and favor the Manufacturing
policy Of England. John Bull reads Amer
can papers, and he knows very well that
Pierce and King are the pledged enimies to
their own country's industry and improve
ment; that their party have laid it down in
their platform, and have b0und the cahd-
dates to obey the injunction that they shall
positively forebear to. do anything to main
! tain the industry of their own country a.
gainst the rivalship If foreign lands; or to
make American rivers and inland harbors
any better than they are now. These arc
sufficient reasons for the favor the free ira
ders of England express for the candidates
of the Calhoun democracy. They are pop
ular in England simply because the policy
which they advocate and support for the
regulation of American trade, renders tht
United States, as the English say them
selves, quite as good to them as ifthey were
in form, as well as in effect, British colo
ny.
Many of the Canadian journals as well a
American organs of Pierce and King hav'
been in tribulation for some weeks past ol
account of the Lundy's Lane Celebration
r The Canadian papers have been round
". asserting that the Americans unde
Scott were not victors on the memorable oc
casion celebrated, and that celebration
, the anniversary of the battle Of Lundy'
Lane would be an insult to Canadians an
the British lion! Locofoco journals hav
chimed in zcalously, and have done a
they could to 'disparage the glory won b
American valor on that bloody field,
stigmatize Gen. Scott and ridicule an
abuse the tens of thousands who participate
: in the enthusiastic and long to be remen
! bcred celebration Let them rail on as the
have begun, and in November America
: citizens, native and adopted,will pass judg
y ment for themselves on the candidates al
D the party devoted to British interests. C'eu
Herald.
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Notice.

A meeting of the Executive Committee Of
the T.F'AIRFIED COUNTY AGRICUL-
WRAES0ClETY," will be held at the
Hotel Of f. A. Sheffer, in Lancaster, on Sa-
turdIy, August 7ih, 1885,. at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
= JOHN REFER, President.
Ions 8 BEAsEE, Sec. +. Co. Ag. So.
Ahaust 2, 1853.
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Pocket Books, Wallets, Porte Monies
A ND CARD CASES Of every kind and style,
~ Just received and for sale very Tow at the book
store Of Juy 80 JOHN l. TUTHlfL
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a'iurbHTSti window '1lasS.
An Boxes assorted, from 5xi0 to 20x30, just re-
4U ceived and for sale by KAUFMAN co.
July so, 1865
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CITY OF LANCASTER:

FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
nuvid II, BeardsIey, Of CuyahOga.
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.Inenl Arsnts Nnmes.

G. KauTman,& Co, Co Lancaster Leonard 4 Bro
Iher. Basil; Shaw and Hutchinson, West Rushvillei
b. b. Reinhard, iIhopols; Q. IL. Meller, Somerset;
Troop pnd Fckhart Circeville; Henry King Tarlton;
DR.. d. A Fisher, Baltimore. c-,...t,. %
July 30, 1882 IL
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FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE.
DaMieI A. Haynes, of Montgomery
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M UOIISE CARPENTERs.

", cLlFFoRD viii give employment to thTesg good
Il Carpenters ,e-o y a,Noo.
Lancaster. May 10, lSos, 81 fgs oe'Y4 3.
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gbe 1oerhly Gazette.
FOR PRESIDENT,
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
EDWARD D. MANSFIELD,
' WILLIAM DENNISON, in.

EDW Ahu ~. mhNOf AEADt
~ WILLIAM DENNISON, in.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
ist. Dist.--CHARLES ANDERSON,
I'd = "ss..J. SCOTT HARRISON,
;sd THOMAS J. LARSH,
Ath. /" JOHN w. DEFREES,
9th +" DANIEL, SEGUR,
18th HANSON J.. PENN
1th 4" JOHN MILTON WILLIAMS,
oh I. WILLIAM LAWRENCE. Z.
9th {" SARDIS ORCHARD,
s0th {" JOHN /. VANMETER,
iIth ~ WILLIAM E., FINCK,
iab /. JAMES r. STANBERY,
,a,h u John SHERMAN,
iSh i. SMITH ORR, ..a,,
iS.h ,S.h i" ALEXANDER LEWIS,
, i1,h &c ROBERT B, MOORE,
is.h & GO VAN R. HUMPHREY,
10Th q WILLIAM L. PERKINS,
ao.S . !. SILAS C.. CLARK,
oTst /" JOHN A. BINGHAM.
FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE.
DamieI A. Haynes, of Montgomery
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
nnvid III, BeardsIey, Of CuyahOga
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0TThe ST. Johns News, in an article on
the recent orders Of the British Government
says: ...-
"Wcre the high tory ministry to retain
power, we have.no doubt but that very
pretty quarrel would be made out of this
I'tish' story; but with sensible, PR 2ticnl,
business government, such as is like J to be
formed by a fusion Of parties the only
possible result of the present election, it is
likely that more moderate means may lie
taken to carry out the treaty regulations,
and that the long wished for reciprocity may
be agreed to as a compromise"
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as prnOf , cures this distressing class OF romlnts Set
ihe effect OF mercury will find the hrsunE power o this nrI
Gle Immediately nni the poisonous nrt11 eTadcned
from the system.
The y distinct protre. which ron'rose this "nce. mani
fest themselves artcnnry in tie application OF the com
ponnd for The distressing class u cOmplHuts which heat
his paragraph, For centuries hend has been used IA th'
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

hh In all diseases or arrangements Of the female lrh'e
oLslrurlons, dienies painful transformations, &Gl has
ELECTED cure This indigenous soil, and tOund
in larre quuntties md nedrna proper stands with
out an e1un it forms Of the compounds VI the pepara
ion which aS whole the hest remedy given To
debpted temue is aud the system will be Fe'ore'
u health hy its
For the relief all Sympuer Diseases hitennnt on preE
nancy aayS distressing and painful troubles wlch
often occur boti, mard nnd unmarried females, and ne
moves those peoc obirueiOns which aTise from taxing
coll &c.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CosPLAIET, BiliOHs Dis.
eases, famndtiOn If the Lungs Coughs Colds, HOdrse
ness, Might SIoeats Weaknes &C., Tor all these diseases no
Medis hean Ita al
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I'D co, N Y.-The beautiful private residence o. .oe
are Fowler Gsr of Cornwall will Be ogenea On me In,
Ne rrs, ynonth- N ore Of the most beautiful places on
the Hudson River viii sind Few oms that are NOT .sssn
IRE facilities for reaching the place exceed Any p,usl
srrirr Ferry besides havirg daily Tue OF :tean
irr al Cornwall Th- house VIII De under the ch,Tse o. s
Subscriber who rees 70 Messrs bexnsp i,rTve
Wsshir g.or-st tc< particulars d "a " g.,
The ebove desirable premises are otered f3r sale sno o
being si.ssieS ct the entrance 70 the nsaana< A"~ V
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A STEAM GRIST MILL.-For sale,
N new Steam Gris Mill with four Of burrs each
Of which win grind 80 bb Of -four every twenty -four hours
All the castings are of double weight The Mill and all con-
pected with it, built and made rstrste The Mill has been
running nine months and the entire cost for repairs during
that time was 49 1890 from this fact some idea can be
formed Of the strength of the Mill Connected with the Mill
ia large Warehouse; also large Farm haf mile dsant
TLey will be sold all together separate Hall cash. the
balance in one and two years This Mill is situated In
aorhing town nrOhiohas connection according to
tTsct Win two railroads one running north and SOUTH and
the other east and west The owner compelled TO sell
This nroperty in consequence of heavy losses sustained In
other business The Mill makes the very best OF heur tor
eastern market ard also does extensive home business
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