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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
THs F FefsI !q pgk ls noxs o, co N TASTE

The commencement OF a OF briliisnt aud
citing character appears B0nE JOURNAL Tbs ag
no,.cs full explsifs the chart Ger Of it,
With Inc present number Of The BoME JoctNAL begin
he publication Of new piqaapt aud sparkisng nwslesge
irxnsated expressly for cc'uprs bv MARtsS u
PUtIAr we'll and red OF popular
works This from Inc French OF OCrAvE FEurIEr
whose konsose Of Poor Young Man. has not only bee,
ssly both 10 this country and Europe MARafAGE
VIM The ,,le OF TIE narrative WORT Of
this Writer before been translated Engse
published In tbe county hna tale Of wonda' fu interest
Italian fe morra 1he scene 70 laid chiefly
In pence where trsdt afrns that OF
stances the took place TO enable the
admirers Of famous anAs worka 10 read this his lss
ard Mu ryocuricc sta prsSS larger suppy OF tAh
weeks paper ,tar usual rev bes and agents ob
thu HOME JOURNAL conain this from
ihe commencement by sending their orders to- NOR xfs
WI LAS no V7 yukon irett York 6iuR'e copies FOE
ssle evefyw here Ager.Seupplisd By II. DkXTEh CO..
lis rsetau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
MATRIMONIAL
a ossTLaMar. A wIDowsR, Is YEARS OF Aas

GENTLEMAN, A wIDOWsR, IS YEARS OF AGE
q without family of 0ns address and the vlsor Of heslh
Of refined taste and with frn liberal Christian orin
sone properly oeerfs 70 open correspondence wi Dung
ladv widow, with propeyty, ish VIC 10 mAony
lady posess average zze well proportosed,
healthy uon. hcar gentle disposition. pleasing
address ~1ed ste and and paiur is
ties essential In he wife 70 render bone and hapoy
1bc ca position
bic and be vel kn,ws that would TO ths ner
feepss and natural dslcaey Of sdes notice this
publicity, espec'ey 10 thoss bic and 10 pare ain ery
does be desire coresp mdenoe only which may e
,inued and ended mousy desrot Address r. H. O.
l. Hersld o6bce. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

pnLIA1Da-Now rs youR frxB 10 BUY WELL
y nsHe table With svsrythng coApisse = rsssoa.os
prices, vf1 1rha I'm 3roved pshooe Cali aud eKA1ae.
Ply ale houese furnsnet ara Cd ahcs rvrsrrd
WIN GRIFFITH, las Fulton sur5eA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

CfEAxBoAT BUFrRKSs FOR sAJv or cH.nav
y f real estas1be above boat perf orr os h"a -
very fat tps,re ana bo.r ne w. with all tbs mHde.r ~
preyonevta length f hr r< feet breadth a bcsm
e~gLe 70 ireh cylinder II feek stroke Apply 70 OF sono9
wsiser u. Q. bcgss 10, IS south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
------------------------
THE BALI. SEASON.

ryowPilMErTAAY BALL TO MR 0Bo w. ALLEN
~ by ln fstsrds. a Broctes AsssmsH Rooms No @'
be obtsipsd Of L. lie q, BeooAes, 3 u, ". DuIhan
36i Bgoouse treek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
BILLIARDS.

DULIARD sBLEs.-wM. J. SHARP CoNrISUIS TO
Manufacture Blsard Tables OF The best qusly and Of
well peasped mateyfsa wi palsnt Improved cashJus
emit ely new pvncpIa whs etc al ohcrs NV In
use for corcoeo durability and elasticity Mandatory iD
Fultpn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
SUMMER RESORTS.
a TLASTIC nopss,

THIS Foe, NOW offered for sie viii 30 let for term
Yeas desirable ieni Who win purchase tbs Furniture
The location Of this well known establishment ass
raA,e OF Tits favored issnd he high
part the hill the road sndin8
view Of the vcean snd bay thst - unsurps.ed II 70
accsshe Of ether Of the large hotels aud directly o.
posi,e the old mill which ssnds 10 Truro rsrk rhe
bopse buh 10 the l8sb and hr Door Tour
Falls, 9Th well arranged once &c bas Iy hcoms Al %
whieh well cacUlsted for ~ 10
~ f.rile. Ths 10 10 good orer ssd
well sui,ed the Of Tho house And ~ Pc sol1
liberal deduction the original ss sotne suous oa ~
be pocts,ry coapce the re1uh o. the sss.sss-
whole furnishing dcpsrtuisnt pos
sSvsnts g4g the purchaser The house
rorr. as III rough renorstng In oder Do IN rcsdntes
80 81 rli,g sesson THE her offers
nltv ~ AM persSs cesAors Of Dakae an iasesnenb -
Ho~p"N or WILLIAM NEWTON, Newport RE-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
sTEAMBOATs.

rRoPRLLER FOR ssLR-faE nav PeopEiIsH
hiegsa 70 ise,ions y Fee beam. and eaas feet boil N
courit.e Engine and boiler capsule OF carving
7s tons For furbes particulars sppiy 70 j. s. UHDEahAs
AS mast 1enlh street. New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

DOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
- or couple II sinele Eeusnren be sco nip.htd
With PLEASANT Rcca Beard in family by inqurns
s.6 Uhntr eSreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
THE TRADES.

OARpbEfRRS WANTED -WANt6D TaREE aOOO
~ 70 sbo-t cistsass 10 coudtry good
ages VIII be paid gooc Inquire Bro
kers hsrcwsre n Park rev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

BOARDING SIT BOwERY, CORNER or THIRD
y street few single seo,isinen can be mated
With furpihhed kooms and Board Yha house
dcrp improvements gentleman AMI wife ais, be nc
comaods,ed NO ncy1ng in May. References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

r , rouHETTE HOUSE, BEpGEs POINT, HUDSON
.asnt, n ! -vhg fsshtonscie Watering PiAne wifi DO
eep cor reception 81 guests Early Ia Nay Appcsns fs
te,h may take steamboat from pier No. at1n e7d
,in NJ. ard 81 NJ. address Wesley W. Fin frorse
or N B. Only thirty hFe minc,es by steamboat New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
WATCHES. JENELRY, 60.

TUAHyED-sAU0 OR s. 900 WORTH OR WApOH a
w and Jevery, 70 take South md seu cossssa Par.
ues wahing 10 make such srnneemknt VII please add
g, g., Union square Hoa orss. mmsdhssly:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

DOApD IN BROOKLYN IA FEW GENTLEMAN CAN
- and dssrshis sssomSlaeas With fall a. partial BoNd
laree sry rro0na WtkA ave mnses walk OF tbs Son or
Wan ses fsrvisa On ~ HenT srcs eornsr Of ooa'
peso DTuoklyu,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

r ONION BUILDER; MONTHLY ILLUSTRATED
- Journsl f,s Archaec.s Bul'de,s Inventors aod Ars
Volume someone's January Price 81 ycAr single NOS
co celts- WILMER 4 ROOMS, AZ N.ss.a street
Agents f1Y the Hullder,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
eEThe LOcofoco (Douglas) demon.

~ Aho 0VSNN'SV NDNeBaNSJ NS"Nh
strAtiOu on Tuesday evening, gotten up
expressly to prevent our German fellow
citizens from hearing Mr.. HAssAUREK,
was, take 1t all 10 all, lamentable affair.
Il no doubt, however, succeeded 10 some
extent in its original purpose, dlthougL
We noticed among Mr.. Hassaurek's au-
dience, the faces of many Of our most sub
Saskatchewan citizens, who have express
ed themselves quite delighted with the
speech. We regret much to state that
we were unable TO understand the speaker
ourselves, 50 that we might he able to
give full report of his speech. This
much however we Can say most empbat-
ically, that in close and uninterrupted at.
tenIon to the speaker, and manly decorum
throughout, our German friends have Civ
EN- an example in department at public
meetings, which we would do we'll to
profit by.
The torch light procession which was
conceived and gotten up in the true "Plug
Ugly" spirit of modern Democracy, was
probabably only prevented from becom-
ing more demonstrative upon the Ger.
man meeting, by general expression Of
"indignation" on the part Of all our best
citizens Of all parties,at the acknowledged
purpose of the demonstration.
The three hundred torches which were
to strike terror to the hearts Of the "Wide
Awakes" and drive Republicansm to the
wall in utter despair--dwindled according
to the most liberal count, to one hundred
and eighty-fve; although many could
make but one hundred and seventy one
all lold-and the procession was swelled
to this number by large accession Of
boys. This in township boasting large
Democratic majority, We can but charac-
terize as a fzze. We noticed many trails
parencies in the procession, not single
one however, having any point. 1t is ex-
ceedingly fortunate that the large African
Intended to dpify Hannibal Hamlin,
was not clothed in the habiIiments OF a
negro weuch-had it been so the "white
headed boy" would probably have leen
more disturbed by it than those at whom
this kind of low, dirty insult was aimed.
The less that is said about woolly heads
in this region particularly, the better.
We understand that Mr.. Hassaurek is to
address the Germans of this vicinity again
during the canvas, at time when he can
be heard.
The speech of Mr. ManYpenny. the
"leading Democratic Editor of Ohio" was
not heard. even by many of his politca
friends who surrounded him, the noise ant
confusion were so great. The most inter
esting performance of the evening, wa
decidedly, h antics Of our 81,
(Schlcich) young Senator at the opening
OF the ceremonies and the introduction O.
the "eading Editor" ETC., etc.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
For the Gazette and Democrat.
Prom Our Own Correspondent
NEW YoRK. AUG a5 1850

As / perceive my former communiga.
tions arrived too late for insertion, 10
future will write on Saturday ms 'ead Of
Monday, and hope that you may get them
in season for your Thursdays paper.
Business in this city for the past week
has been god, very 5oOd. The sales have
been heavier than for the corresponding
weeks Of last year, and payments from tn.
interior nave bean very satisfactory.
The accounts from Europe, both public
and private. render 1t certain that they
will need all our surplus grain; so our
western farmers may expec! fair prices for
theil produce of every description, and f
the nations Of Europe should engage in
general war, Of which there is a strong
probability. the price Of BreadstuIs will
reach nearly the famine rate Of 1877.
! AsrVgsrds politics, nothing of great i'm.
portauce has transpired: both or rather,
all parties are making active preparations
for the conflict in November-tIis Repub-
licans confident Of victory, and their nu.
merous opponents, in the agony of de
spair, are trying 10 make coalitions Of all
kinds, each one hoping to cheat his broth.
er rogue. Douglas, when leaving Illinois,
some months since, told his friends that,
he was going Fast solely for the purpose
Of visiting his mother who resides in Wes-
tern New York, and that lis trip was to.
tally disconnected with politics; but, strange
to say, lie has made numerous stump
speeches in favor of Douglas and Squa!ter
Sovereignty in eleven different States Of the
Union. but has not yet seen his "anxious
ma" l wonder whether she knows he is
in search of her?
Yours, truly. Xxx.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
THAT SLANDER.

Some of the unscrupulous demagogncs
{ Of the Democratic party are circulating
the false, scandlous, and contemplate re-
port that V. B. HoRToN's money is used
for buying up Democratic votes. This
thing is not only slauder upon Mr., HOR'
TON, but it is an imputatiOn upon the hon
,sst Democratic masses Of this community
No Republican ever thought Of such a
thing, and for Democratic stump speakers
to be holding forth the idea that Demo
cratic votes are purChas'ble commodity
is simply scandalous-for Democratic
speakers to urge the people not to be
"bought and sold like CATTLE as was dOn'
In the town Hall the other evening, is at
insult to the honesty and intelligence 0
this community. l.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

E1- LITTLE DREsDACH are just re-
ceiving new, large and splendid assort.
ment of Fall and Winter Goods. "Sam'
has returned from the East in high glee,
satisfied that he has "laid i'm the best
md most fashionable stock of goods yet
offered in Lancaster. "Sam" is an excel
lent Judge and purchasers would do well
to call and examine. They propose to Of
fer them cheaper than ever before. Look
out for their advertisement in our next is,
Eua
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Grim & STURGEON.

We have just seen letter from SAM'L
GRIM. dated Stockton, CAL, Aug. 8. 1860,
which contains the gratifying news Of his
arrival in that city. The letter states tina!
the whole party were well-in the best of
spirits. and that everything had gone we'll
with them during their long journey
'jtockton is about so miles distant ilom
San Francisco.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

Ey The ladies of Lancaster will pre-
sent the wide Awake Club witha a splen-
did Silk Banner. worth 800.
This banner is to bs held in trust by
the Wide Awakes, tobe given to the town
ship giving the largest increased vote for
V. B. HORTON in 0ct.,-in trust for the
township giving the largest increased vote
for LINCOLN in November
This is prize we'll worth contendiug
for.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

EH-We invite attention to the adver'
tisemeut Of Mr.. ANDREW REID, to be found
elsewhere in to-days paper. Mr.. REID
has opened a magnificent assortment of
new goods of every variety, which he
proposes to sell at lower rates than they
can be bought at. in any other Dry Goods
House in the city. We hope purchasers
will call and examine bis stock.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

EE The Eagle of last wetk has a. low
contemptible fng at Cassius NJ. Clay, for
his use of "bourbon" in public speaking.
Well little better is to be expected from
one who had "rather make speeches before
doggery than church." We have no
comment upon the Eagles article, except
that "men who live in glass houses should
throw no stones.'
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Our County Ticket.

We publish elsewhere, in this paper
our county ticket. 1t is st'ong-compos
ed of honest aud capable men, who need
no eulogy from US. This ticket was the
choice of the Republican masses, and We
believe if the good people Of Fairfield
understood their true interest it would be
elected this fall. -...-
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

EyWe understand that our young
friends, JOSEPH BIsH and JOHN TUTHILL
are about opening Book aud Jcwelry
Store in Logan.
joe AMI "JouN" are thorough going
young men and have our best wishes Tor
their success.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Comm OF Common Plen..
Elias KILLER PlaIntls,

Elias Miller Plaintia,
Daniel Nllsr, o,al D.r,. Petition n Partition,
Daniel Miller, csharine Miller. RosAhnnh Miller,
Rebecca Miller. Emy WldeFmuih and 6olOiaon
WildoTmuth, her husband; RiGabath SNAKE 4. .habs
~ Smuke her husba nd. Anna Hannah, Hnd William
g. Hannah. herhusband. SoloFhou Nildetlhulh ard
Ncah Miller, will take notice that petition was hed
AganH them the 2ist day OF August A. ID. iH6osin
the Court Of Common PioEs, within aud COT tho coun-
~ or Fairfield 10 the State of Ohio, aud pend
ihg wherein said Elias Miller, demands partition IN
tho following real estate. to.wit; In lots numbers
seYen'y-tWo (7el and sevcnty-three C3 With the In
provemens, In the town Of Carroll, Fairfield o5nnty,
Omp Also, part Of the South East quarter Of Section
No. 90 OF Township No. 10, Of Range No. ~, bouRd-
ca as follows: Beginnings al post the south west
corner OF Factory LOT and Canal; thence north With the
We'l ne said factory tract TO post 10 range with
ihe SCUM boundary OF Canal sireet thence west 70
lerseet the southeast corner or said street: thenes
SUN ~ the canal thence east along the canal 70 the
less. va
Also another tract distinguished by being apaft 10
The south west quarter Of section No. 9s OF ownshfp
NO. G ofranRe No. ~, beginning al the South east
corner ofcanal street, thence wel with said street Id
tho road which nterseeis Main street al the south
end; thence south along said road TO the cana henee
east along canal 10 the south corner of the frat
named tract above mentoned the nee north on half
section line 70 tho east bnundSry 0f canal street. the
place Of beginning containing hair ~ acre more
or less Also IN lots No. aud I2 In the town Of BASIL
Fairfield county, Ohio.
STISCHCoMB CLNRKE.
attorneys for Petitioner.
Lancaster, August %, Is6O.--Gw9l. pfs7
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

LOST!-On Saturday last by our old
friend Christ. Rudolph, a pair Of gold
Spcctacles, which are of great value to
him. The finder vii! be literally reward.
ed by returning them 10 Mr.. Rudolph.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

EE Our good friend, Dr.. II. ScOTT, is
preparing to issue the FIRST No. OF his new
paper. "7Hs Age of Virtue" from this Of
fee. This paper is designed to be purely
literary. 1t is thing much needed in
this section of Ohio, and we hope The
public will give it hearty and earnest
support.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
BALTIMORE MARKET

BALrisoRE. Sept. 4--FIour quiet and
firm. small sales Howard st. At 6,37i an
advance Of l2Ic. Ohio and Civ Mills
held al SO 90. VIII at steady. Western
Red 81 .20@i.3O; White Sl,25@ 80;
Southern 81, ,4OaSI.7j. Corn dull and
unchanged. Provisions quiet. M'ssis
Pork sl9,-5. Lard l34al4o. Coffee
quiet at l3inl5c.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

Republican Mass Meeting in FairfeId.--
Hon. John Sherman on His Old Stamp
ing Ground.--V. b. Horton in the Dem
Ocratic Stronghold. --Martin's Friends
Looking Blue.
Agreeable to previous announcement
the people came in on Saturday las. to
hear SHERMAN and HORROR. Many had
known John" when boy; they heard Of
him in his manhood as the leader Of the
Republicans in the last Congress-as the
able, earnest, and eloquent advocate Of
Republican princples-and as the merci
less pursuer OF falsehood, fraud and cor
ruption in all their varied shapes. and
they were anxious to hear him in his vim
dication Of right, on his own stamping
ground.
They had heard of HoRroN. of his hon.
est face, manly bearing, and determined
efforts for 1.-THE right" and having made
up their minds TO vote for him, came in to
see and hear the man that was to repre-
sent them in the next Congress.
They came in without display. One by
one they came until main street was block
ed up with living men. At Q o'clock the
speaking tegan. Our next Congressman,
W.B. HoRToN) made the opening speech
For nearly an hour and half he held the
attention of his large audience in a clear
dignihed, and forcibIe exposition of the
issues that divide tho parties. His etfor
was well received, aud il possible PLACED
Mr.. Horror higher in the estimation o
his Friends.
Mr.. SHERMAN made one Of lis bapples
and finest efforts. It was complete
speech-exhaustiug every branch Of th,
subject lo touched. His review of Mr.
DOUGLAS was overwhelming lie chaset
squatter sovereignty into its hole-srnokct
it out, chased it back again, cut off its re
treat and left it there to die. We shoulc
be glad to give full report Of Mr.. SHER
MANS speech but lack Of space forbids.
In tic evening the Wide Awakes wcr'
ou. in full force. SHERMAN and HoRTol
; were called for and briefly addressed th
thousands present.
MARTINS friends are "blue" and "cur
rish" over Saturdays work.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

HEE The Baptis, Church on Columbus
Stree! has been very handsomely ref'ted,
and is agaih ready for services. The or
dinance OF baptism will be administered
by their Pastor, Rev. E. F. STRICKLAND
on the coming Sabbath, after morning ser
vice
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

GE We learn from the Secretary Of the
Fairfield County Agricultural Society,
that s. S. Williams of Granville, Licking
county will exhibit specimens oiimpoItcd
Cashmere Goats at our County Fair, Oct,
10th, Ilth, and 18th.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

EB- Several communications. and a
number Of obituary notices which are un-
avoidably crowded out this week will ap-
pear in our next.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Che AIarkrts.
LANCASTER MARKET.

Corrected weekiy by Hygum d Lyons.
Coffee IGAl6e Sugar l0@iIc
Eggs @ Moiasses GO
Lard 10 Salt SO 90
Bacon l04l2c Butter II
Wheat per busLel $50 095
Flour per barrel. 81 75@5 90.
Corn 35c Oats l8c Barley 5J@55;
Potatoes 25a30c.
Fish per half barrel, White S5 Is;
Pickerel, So 90; Bass s 90.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

ETMy on,what would you do if your
dear father was suddenly taken away from
you?' 'Sware and chaw to-backer,'
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
PUTNAM NRENALESEWlYlIY


N" dH Rd N q EMENT.
@ iho lu,'eea Of this Institution are happv 10 an
nounec ust iheY have accomplished q long efersbed
IaaH. " N""'sN " a Bohte-
Ar. and Mrs. franklin Wood. who are u ,,to n, d.
suPenhtehdance have had long xpe rienro sstsseb
efs' ana have the most umule aud .ati.fncta,y ~, ~
monais as 70 character and fitness. und no Tyis,ss
ltei Hfra confidence 10 assuring The public ,ha, und-
lheif tdmlh'siraton the Ihslltutiou will rot oniy
maintain iis long established reputation. but t,rs
higher rans among tho ercsllent Femaly Ssmnari,.
OfOhio.
The Teaching Corps will be fuil aud strong. Pegu.
lar courses Of lectures n The Natural sciences he
given snd other advantages enjoyed titherio viii Dg
increased 80 as to meet every reasonable demand q
the ,ihc..
Particular attention will be given to the department
J MUaic.
Us The purpose NJ Mr. Wood 10 render the Schoo
nhrFccpt able Ia nl respects, aud ~ this end the
ordinary attractions aud Influence. Of Home Will bt
5url lied as iar as may he practicable
Inc next School wear will c1mmpnee on Wednes
dly. sept iDlh. The year will BE- divided a. hereto
i'fe lhto three terms O ~ weess each. The ar.t eud
,4g December u. The second lerm will conincnce
"edn"slay lanuary'd, isjl and close Tuesday. pri
=, =. Ihe lbifd term will commcncp "Wednesday, Al Fri
I.ib and close on Tuesday Jult stb
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
HlXKnazns.aAss,.

"T PT'IFatIll bJstDce, 0ccHslOIt1 DY personal sick
ness.
No pupil will BE- received fpr less than a term, IN
less by special agreement.
Term btl. for obvious Tea-nrs, will Le required In
advance. uuiess by special arrangement
For further particulars We refer 10 our Catalogue
which VIII be .rnl On application 10 4Hy 0f1he Irus-
tees or 10 Ir. wood.
Ancr ne commencement % the school all coGimu-
nica,IoGs IN reference thereto should be aidre..e 10
Nr "0od. who Will then the financial rgspou-
slDIliiy 1i the Institution.
BY order Of the Trustees.
a. ). GUTHRIE, Sec.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

Our stock throughout will be keptfal ut all tines
and we hOre by selling GOOD GOODS LOW, and be-
ing attentive and accommodating to- our customers
% merl, and be favored with liberal share ofpublic
patronage. ... ANDREW REID.
Lancaster, Scptcmber6 G. ls69-Q3tf