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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-03
F4urfEfn COUNTY AUpIToB's cTIIcE,
I.nrL.rrn linn OF lNEh

F4urfEfp COUNTY AUpIToB's cTTIcE,l
LANCASTER, June q, ls65.
Tyiff ATTENTION OF ENROLLD MI-
4 LITlA Of Fairfield County is called 10 the follow
ins section, passed 6t the General Assembly Of Ohio,
March 81 1874;
SEC I. That there shall be aspointed hy the Gov
ernor, IN each county IN this State, Military Sur
geon, who shall be commissioned for the term OF
three years unloss sooner discharged with the rank
of MAJOR Who before entering upon his duties, shall
take an oath o faithfully perform the dnties of his
office That from the LIST day Of July to the 18th day
Of August in each year. it shall he the duty of said
Surgeon to keep 40 Office at the countyseat, and ex
anime all applicants for exemption, upon the pay
ment to HIM, by the applicant, of The sum OF City
cents together with such stamps as may be required
BY law and If he Of the opinion that the applicant
Is unfit for the performance OF military duty he shall
give him certificate as required by Section ofths
act. II any such Surgeon shall knowingly give
false certificate he shall he deemed guilty OF mis-
demeanor, and be fned in any sum not exceeding
fifty dollars for each oense, To be recovered by in
dctment in the proper county. Tor the benett OF the
Military Fund. The examination and recommends.
tlon of the Medical Board shall not be required from
said County Military Surgeons.
Agreeabiy to the aboyelaw Or. P. NJ. WAoTEuALs,
has been appointed. Office in Shaeher's Block,
public square, west of the Market-house.
jlne 22-l3 emo.
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DANcE.-It will be we'll for all who
are fond of'trippihg the Iig6t. Jaatas-
tic toe" to remember that there will
bo . nsmnoth ball given atthe City
Hall on next Thursday evening, the
same day Of the Picnic. We hope TO
SEQ a large attendance as no pains
will be spared TO make tho dance at
traetiyeand agreeable to all, Turn
out everybody.
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New York Market.

... NEW YORK, August l.
FLoUR-DulI, heavy, and lO@20e
lower on common grades. Sales at
Sc 60@6 10 for extra State, and SO Is
@S IS for common extra State trade
brands, the market closing heavy.
WHISKY--Sales Of Western, at So
1892 20. 81
WHEAT-5@lOc lower. Sales at
81 81 to 81 As.
SUGAR-Sales at l05@13c for Cuba
Muscovado, and 14@l5c for PortoRico.
HOPS-Steady at l0@40 cents.
BUTTER-Firm at 23@2Sc for Ohio
and 29@35c for State. g
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Sale ofRcal Estate.

TN pursuance of an order bi ssle to me- directed
I by the Probate Court Of Fairfield county, Ohio,
will, Cu
MONDAY, August 1iit, A. D. 1865,
oer for sale, IN tho premises, ut o'clock p NJ the
following lands anil tenements IN the county OF FAIR.
feid and Stat. ofUhiO.
bot No. 10 in the Subdivision ofland on which Eman.
ue Carpenter Jr., lived az the time Of his death,
containing 70 s9l0 acres; and being part df section
l3, Township IA OF Range 10, bounded and de sGrhed
asfOllows, to-wit beginning at the South e,istcor-
ner Of said section thence North with the section
line 80 chains and 40 links 10 post; thence Vest
% chains and so links to post; thence South II
chains and 9n links 20 poat. Thence South Is
chains and 20 links to the seotluu line Thence with
tho sec,6r line - degrees TO the place ofbegnnug
-sublect, however, TO the dover ass quo therein
TO snsannah Ring, Appraised at si5 per acre
TERMS OF SALE-One-third Of the purchase
money in hand, one-thlrtl in one year and one.
third 10 two years from the day Of sale, with interest
on deferred payment from day ofsals.
,-,. .... JACOB l.. RING,
Admir- de bonis non OF Geo. Ring dec.
July l3sSw
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10, dark, dark, dark, amid the
blaze of noon.
Irrevocably dark, teal eclipse

Irrevocably dark, teal eclipse
Without all hope of day
Such is the exclamation Of the un.
fortunate individual who has suffered
tor years with the CATARRH, the
lachrymal glands have become closed,
suppuration has taken place, and the
eye-sight temporarily destroyed, but
by the ute of Dr.. D. d, ,Seelyess Liquid
Cstarrh !Remedy the glands will re.
sumo their normal condition. and in q
timc the oyesight will be
restored. .gs,st29,' ,,, Y !
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BY order of Committee.
COUNTY CONVENTION TO SELECT
DELEGATES.

COUNTY CONVENTION TO SELECT
DELEGATES.
Pursuant TO resolution of the Cen
trail Committee, a Union County Con-
vention will be held at the Court
House in Lancaster, on
SATURDAY, August 9Th, 1865,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of
choosing delegates TO represent
the County of Fairfield in the Senate
rial Convention to be held at Logan,
on Wednesday, August 9th, 1865, and
for the further purpose'of nominating
Union County Ticket, to wit: One
Representative, Treasurer, and Infrma-
ry Director.
The Union men of the county arc
earnestly urged to be present.
G. M. L. WISEMAN,
chm Union Cen. Com.
IA ID lT,,,rn O., r. lT re, Il N
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a6- We learn, from differont sour
ces,sthat there viii probablybo d con-
siderable amount of the harvest
throughout the country spoiled by the
frequency Of the recent rains, not hay
ing, afforded the farmers sufficient
time to get all under cover. So much
rain during harvest has not been
known for years. 'tt Y f45F'.] .i7s.. 7,e ,e
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINeINNArI. Anrust 3

CIScINNATI, August 2.
FLOUR-Superfno isold at 81 SO,
and low extra at SO, trade brands Of
extra were offered at So 50@9 IS with.
out finding buyers, and family was
held at SO '80@9 %. fE14
WHEAT-At the close choice Red
was offered at 81 Is. without finding
buyers. .fs
CORN Sales'at 56@57 cents: ,
OATS-Sales were made 56@57c. 4
;RYE-Advanced to 95 cents.
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Twelfth Collection District in
.. Ohio.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI
IN Whom II may concern, that the lists, valuations
and enumeraohs made and taken with in the coun-
ty Fairfield in said Collection District by Assistant
Assessors will be deposited in the Assessors office IN
LANCASTER, Fairfield county Ohio,
And there len open for examination from the I'd day
Of August, 1865, until the 18th day OF August, ALI
1862 inclusive, and that on the ith and 18th days Of
August, 1858, appeals will be received and determin-
epby the Assessor Of fsaid District relative 10 errono
Gus or excessive valuations or enumeratons made
and returned to HIM BY the Assistant Assessorsi Ut
the Assessors office aforesaid aud that on said last
named days will again be submitted to the inspection
pose; the lists taken and returned by Assistant As.
SCISSORS as aforesaid.
All appeals to the Assessor, as aforesaid, shall he
made in writing, and shall specify the particular
ause, matter or thing respecting which decision is
requested. ~.
\ CHARLES f. sTIAEFFER,
Assessor Of 18th Collection District OF Ohio
Lancaster, July 27th, 3y
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WELCOME HoME-On Thursday
next, the 10th inst, occurs the grand
Picnic for the welcome of our return
cd soldiers. Let our citizens, one and
all, old and young, male and female,
turn out and unite in giving the boys
such a welcome as they deserve. Let
the township committees, stir up the
people, and make rousing demonstra,
tion, one worthy the patriotism and
liberality Of old Fairfield. Bring your
baskets full to overhowing; como early
and stay all day. ~ q 9|h
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LELk 1 I y'Lpht ~ WA'ht1' A'
So .yCh'ms Union Cen. Com.
"a p! MlLLER, See'y as ; ga

TAKE NorIcE,-Hereafter matter in
tended for publication IN the Gazette,
must be handed n't0 as Si6yhoon on
Wednesday. We must go to press with
our paper on Thursdays in time TO
meet the mails.
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NO. The Messrs. Nixon, agents for
the sale of "Hollin's Life of Lincoln"
and "Headley's History of the Rebel
lion," are in our city, for the purpose
of soliciting subs criptions. They have
also steel engravings of Martha Wash.
ington, General George Washington,
Sherman, Grant, Sheridan and other
prominent personages, besides an in
genious get up of the Emancipation
Proclamation. See their advertise
ment in another column.
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| Notes Of al the denominations named VIII be
promptly furnished upon receipt cfsdLscrpilons.
The notes Of fthis Third Series are precisely snla
in form md privileges to the Seven Tfrties already
'old, except thu, tho Government reserves to hsei
the option ofpaying interest in gold coin nj per
cent, instead Off s.IOth in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up to July 18th
at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Ofthe notes Of this third scles Of the
seventhirtos will commence IN the Let Of Juae, and
will be made promptly AID continuously after that
date.
The Slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Ofiuterat =
The payment in gold, # made, will be e4uisaicnt to
the currency interest OF the higher rate.
Tas return to specie payments, 10 the even: y
which only will the opt to pay interest in Gold be
availed of. would 50 reduce and equslze prces TIA
purchases made with six pcr cent. in gold would te
fully equal TO those inside with seven anu thFeeteih
per cent in currency. This is
THE ONbY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered blythe Government, Ond IFS supa:.ors3
yaatsges make it the GREAT POPULAR L1AY Of
THE PEOPLE.
Less thsn s2Jo 900 go o!the Loan authorized b. tie
last Congress are now on the market. This smourt,
at the rate at which it IS being absorbed, viii III be
subscribed for within two months, when the notes
will undoubtedly command premium, as has uni
formly been the case on closing the Subscriptions 20
other Loans.
In order that ciigens Of erery;own nad sect!cn ci
the country may be afforded facilities tor taiug tho
loan, the National Banks, State Baaks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions At par. Subscribers
will select their own agents, IN WHOM they have CONF
dence and who only are to be responsible :or the
delivery OF the notes for which they tecei'r orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
sub,eriptioassiu be received By he First Nation.
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ADMINS STRATOR'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
TN pursuance of an order granted IS the Probate
Court ofFairfeld county, Ohio, VIII otIer for sale
at tpublic auction on
FRIDAY. AUG UST 1871. 1865.

TN pursuance OF an order granted hy the Probate
Court of fairfield county, Ohio VIII otIer for sale
at public auction, on
FRIDAY. AUG UST 18Th, 1868,
at O'Clock. p. NJ, upon the premises. one half
mile west OfGrcencasLe on the Columbus road, the
following described real estate, situate m Fairfield
county and State of Ohio, and bounded and described
as follows: Being the undivided tw0-thlrds NJ part
OF the Northeast quarter Of section q. Township IA,
Range 90 olaDds sold at thp office in Ch'llicothe,
beginning at a post on the Sorth boundary Of said
quarter secton % 50lO0 chains East from the North
west corner said quarter section, Nhete hickory
tree l2 inches In diameter hears south 81 East 9dl
links thence South eO-lOO chains to post thence
West % 500O chains to post on the West boundary
of said quarter section; thence South II SblC0 chaIns
to post on the same; thence Eost 81 il-00 CHAINS
to post on the west boundary Of said Courirent :
post thence North 67t9 West IL 100 chAns to tie
place Of beginning containing 4sl'loO acres more or
less. To be sold free 1f dover incun!brance.
Appraised at S45 per acre.
TERMS OF SALE-Oneth in hand; thu residue
in two equal annual payments, With interest from
day OF sale Deferred payments 10 be secured BY
mortgage m the premises.
Possession OF the premises, except hoise and
appurtenances, given Sentemhcr lst, 1865. And pos
session ofthe house and appulenances given Octo'
her list, 1855, with privilege 10 Administrator ana
widow, then or thereafter 10 remove all crops and
personal property, and ono-half olthe mnnuro anc
straw
ENocH FRITTER,
Administrator oi Ransom Fritler dec.
COnnell Futter, Attorneys.
July IL, ISe5-iw
NofE.--Although the administrator sells ns above
only two undivided thirds Of the s3id traC; OF land
the other third, which heongsto Eicnner s Fritter
will also he sold With the pnrt sold by the Admins
TRAITOR, the sad Eleanor making decd therefor, 70
that the purchaser will get the whole tract GU the
farms abOVp named
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NO6foR.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator oil the
deceased, O'
All persons knowing themselves indebted to SAID
Estate are requested TO make immediate payment,
and claims, to present them legally au
thentcated for settlement y"
.ar j. r. MUMAUGH,
Admir- OF Dan1 Danley Dec
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RS- George Burberry has purchased
the daguefreaH' establishment in the
old Clinton Hall. GEoRGE is bound
to render entire satisfaction,l both in
the style Of his pictures and the low-
ness Of his charges. We solicit for
him a liberal patronage.S5
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OBITUARY.

DIED-On Tuesday, July 4th, at G.
O'Clock, P M, FRANCIS, youngest and
only son OF Elizabeth Moerecraft and
Hiram Rutter, aged year, months
and 4 days.-NeW Orleans Picoyune.
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LISr or LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed in the Post.Oflice vt Lanes
ter, State ofOhio, ON the 18th Of january, lSGh.

Remaining unclaimed in the Post.offce vt LancRs.
ter, State ofOho, on thel2th fJanuary, 1865.
pi1-'ro obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for GdUortised letters" give the date OF
thislist and pay one cent for Advertising
B1-lfnot called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Free Delivery ofLetters bycuriers at the res siden-
ces of the owpers, may be secured BY ubservingthe
following Ruies.'r ~
l. Direct lettersplonlyt to the stfeetand d number,
MS we'll AS the Postoffice and State.
u. Head letters withtho writer's ostqccand State,
streetand Rumberi sign tnem PLAINLY with fun name,
andre1uestthat answers be edTectedaccordinRiy,
8, Letters to strangers or transient visitors in
town city, whose special address may be unknown,
should beInarked at the lower left hand corner with
the word "Transiont f" 'tt Q'. IT
4. Place the Postage Stamp on the upper right
hand corner and learo space between the stamp and
direction for post'mdrking without interfering with
the writing. q 81
NIB. KRequestfor the Return of a letter TO the
writer II unclaimed within 80 days or less written Of
printed with the writer's name pOSt.ofce and State,
across the lefthand end Of the envelope on the face
side will be complied with at the usual prepaid rate
forpostage, payable wnon the letter is delivered TO
the Wikar. .-,-Sec. 26, Law Of l66B
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To tho Union Central Committee.
A meeting Of the Union Central
Committee of Fairfield county will be
.heldiat the G GAZETTE OFFICE, on
SATURDAY, August 18th, 1866.
: Important busioess viii be trans
acted, and a full attendance of the
Committee is urged, s,r,,1
The following arc the names of the
Committee: - =,
An,anda- Jacob Bollenbaugh -''9 p
Berae-Henry Eckert III
gBJo0m--J. Crumley y ( ( }4
Cearoreek--Samuel Barr
Greenfeld--Josiah Flattery ...
Hockiag--George w. Hughes
t.. Liberty-A,oT. Mason
Mddison-Isaac Wolf
Peasant-David Huber
RicMand7-Noah AcNaughten
RuShcseek- Simon Bccry w ~
Violetr7lIcDSvIRitterj a7ah
Walnut-Joscph Doran
City of LdncdsterEC. Il F,Sh@ffer, G.
M. i. Wiseman, j. d. Martin, B. f.
Reimaund, D [Tallmadge, e. e, Beck,
and A. P. Miller.
}[HEICSM. II WISEMAN,
$50, .y!Ch'ms Union Cen. Com.
"a Pl MiLIER, See'y. SSst ga
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Corrected Weekly By HiA. oobslsiB, City Grocery
Eheh-1g9IeO Conse-Eglo
tlopr-- 5254l6 " : 1nBar-lG4z0 81 Il #
Rye s69JD 4 Z y y1I5iss6ss- q soyi 90
0Ats-D@4Dc Whiskey-Z GQa
Barley 5000 salt-2 7G95 20 per VI
Corn--60Oe0 butter-lb90 ii.
Clover Beed--124l2 60 Eggs--lGc
Potatoes--new Oo11 20 Tallow--i2915c
Eeathers -la6Qj40c Dried Apples 601,2 %
baoon-f5@lSo white B6ans-9 O96e2 60
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4, HOE @nle.

TVNHE subscriber has two fne FASHIONABLE
u CARRIAGES, leather trimmed and one Leather
Top Buggy, direct from Eastern Mandatory, for
sale low for cash. ~ WM. II. CLEMENT.
Royalton, Ohio, Aug. 3, lsC5.-3w"
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S@- Sec advertisement Of Adam
Guseman, in another column. He Of.
tcrsivalurble property for sale.
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.HilIoy.adt fH ~ Ia ID Wy 10 iffRnr !
..1@T The, ;, exact, amount received
from internal revenue for the month
of July was $21, sos, ,47O IS. :. \.
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JoHNeI. RoBBIN's celebrated Ohio
Valley fine cut Chewing Tobacco for
sale atButterfeld's Cigar and Tobacco
Store, one door East Of Tallmadgc
House entrance, Lancaster, Ohio.
Aupust q 186b--4tv
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,SSeNe understand the 10th Caval.
~ is at Cleveland awaiting muster.
out, and that they will bo at home in
q few days tYIV dTi HBf,TGaI
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neA. Simon Smetters at his rooms in
the Sifford building, is prepared to ex-
ecpto all kinds Of photographing and.
.pictTe-making Call and SEQ him,
and have your faces transferred in all
their loveliness. His rooms are pleas,
ant, pictures good and prices low.
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WISH TO sell, ut private sale ten acres Of vnlua-
ble Lana, situated two miles west Of Lancaster
New House and thrifty oung Orchard; land is part
y cleared and balance in first rate timber.
ADAM GuSEMAN.
August Q, lsG5-3w~
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All Q be sold for ONE DOLLAR Ench.

All 10 be sold for ONE DOLLAR Each.
400 Gents Gold Hunsg Case Watches, $50 10 s1so
~ ladies' Gold and EnIn'ld Case do 90 20
aoo genfs Hunting Case Sly'r Watches, 80 e 70
2yo Diamond Rings, co" 100
1900 Gold Vest and Neck Chains, 10" 80
s,oO1 Gold Oval Band Bracelets, q" =
200 Chased Gold Bracelets, o." 10
200 Chatalaine Chains aud Guard Chains. g." "a
G,O0Q Solitaire and Col brooches SO 10
2oOO Lava and tlOrentine Brboches, a
Z,OyO Coral, Opal gnd Emerald Brooches, 4"
2'o0O Mosaic Jet, Lava, aDd fioreHtiSe
Ear Drops. a" 2
800 Coral, Opal, and Emerald Far Drops 4 G
4,VOO California Diamond Breast Plus, 40 10
s'oV9 Gold Fob ana Vest Watch Keys, ESQ 8
1910 Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides, 8" ID
1910 Sets sleeve Buttons, Studs, ctc., 3
1900 Gold lhirnbles, Pencils ETC., T." 7
5000 Miniature Lockets, 8" q
I .oo0 Miniature Lockels--Mag'e Spring, 3" ~
4,ON Gold Toothpcks, Crosses, etc. q" 81
5000 Plain Gold Rings, II
5000 Chased Gold Rings, a" II
1000 stone Set and signet Rings, -2OO 10
o,VVO California Diamond Bings, q" 10
1901 Sets Ladies Jewe!ry--Jet and Gold, 8" IL
6,0O9 sets Ladies Jewelry-Cameo, Pearl, 4" Is
6,OVO Gold Pens, SILVER Extension Holders Us
and Pencils, -" IN
5000 Gold Pens and Goli.Mnted Holders, T." 8
o,VOO Gold Pens and Extension Holders, ." u
1000 Silver Castors, Il u N,
1900 silver Fruit and Cake Baskets, 10" =
l,ooS Dozen Silver Tea Spoons. $40 go
l,OOo '" Table Spoons and Forls,eo" 4" iVy
,,,,... sANNrh or bHTEiBUTfos.
CEkIlFlCATES naming each article and ts Vai.
ue, are PLACED IN SEA LED ENVELOPES, which are
vel mixod. 0ne.ofthese Envelopes, eontsihips the
CerIncate or Order for some article, (ROfN afLust
one dotIdr at retail, Will be sent by NAL 10 ans adj
dr9es wthoutregIrd TO choice recgp pt OF T25 cents
Inc purchaser viii see what article IL draws and in
value, which may be from One 70 Five HUNDRED
dollars, and eau then send one Dollar ana RECEIVE
the Article named, or any other on the LIST ofthe
same value and after seeing the article il X does not
give perfect satisfaction, We desire It 10 be lmnedi
ately returned and the amount paid will be refunded
ny TINS mode we give selections from q varied
STOCK OF ne goods, OF the best make and latest style
anu oi intrinsic WORTH at a nominal price, while Nil
nave chance OF securing articles of the very hgh-
In all cases we charge for forwarding the Certif-
Gsle, postage and doing the business, the sum of
twenty-five Cents, which must be enclosed in the
order. five Certificates will be sent for 81; eleven
or SE thirty for s.; sixty-hyo for slO one hundred
Parties dealing Nth may depend on haring prompt
rernS' and ne article d,Gea UL be Immediately seat
10 dny dddress by return mail or erpress
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed In all cases.
Agents Wanted. Send for Circular
writ, your Name. Town, County and State plainly,
and address -
SELDEN d CO.
27 courtlandt street, New York.
Aug. 3, lSO5-3m
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| N)yT INPO .TANT DISCOVERY,
IS1lREsrINu 70 AoENrs, rARNrns ANp LADIES.

NTVREsIINu TO AuENTs, fARNERs AND LADIES.
EX7 Eare making single machine which com.
wv hines the best and cheapest portable Wine
and Cider Press, the drycst Clothes Wrnger and the
most powerful Lifting Jack In the World, 1t il the
which now regarded as of the most important
discoveries OF the age. good agent wanted IN ev-
cry county. to whom we will hold such Inducements
as to insure SlOC> before Christmas. The first one
making application from any county shall have the
exclusive agency. Full particulars, terms. etc by
Circular. Address HAIL, REED / CO., No. IS Lib
erty st. New York Aug 3-2ws
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A, P. MILLER, Sec'y.

FUNERAL NoTIcE.-The' fumncar,, nj r,
al of William Lancy, of Co. B., 18th
U. S. l., who died at Danville, will be
preached at the Methodist Church, at
Baltimore on Sunday, August 9Th, at
p o'clock P. NJ. The friends of the
deceased will please attend without
further notice. All soldiers are invi-
ted to attend.
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FAIRFIELD UNION
ACADEMY.

T1VHE FIFTH ANNUk1 TERm or
FHiriiold Union Asademy will eommencs MON
DAY July Slsa ise5. and consist oft2 weeks, div.
ded as folloga: r' e
Fall session VIII commence July STAT and eOniinus
~ weeks TGtioD o. Vacation tive weeks.
Winter session VII commence November 9Th,
leso, and couiinus is weeks. Tuition si2 Vocation
three weeks.
spring session will commence April Cd. laos, and
continue ~ weeks Tuition s. Vacation 5weoks.
convenient boarding can be obiained at - per
lnocate nearly hundred pupils. 10 IN the course
81 erection on grounds belonging 10 the Academy.
ihi3 ouluing Is expected 10 30 ready for occupancy
~ the nrst WInter session. Opportunities will b.
afforded for obtaining Q thorough knowledge OF tho
1reek, Latin, French and German Languages to-
eetner with all other branches usually taught In
Uigh Schools and Academies.
Music aud drawing extra By an accomplished
teacher. MIssE. Walker.
GEO FLEMIYG, Principal.
JuiT pO--2uS
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-03
IMPORTANT TO MEN AND noYi
One DollPr Saveais one Dollar Made.

~ An. 4 rs ---.fS, - i N.FN,A F.
Ifyou call at Rising's Clothing Store
you can purchase better goods and
more of them for the same cash, than
at any other clothing store in tho city,
Come and soc for yourself.
If ..' 90 P. RISING. O.