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Manhooa. HOW Lost, 1Iow RESTORED.


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sspees.seSnc y lverwelps Celebrated Essay
S[GJssSSon the radical cure (without medicme) 0
SPERMATORRmGA or Seminal Weakness
Involuntary Seminal Losses, IMPorENcY Mental and
Physical Incapacity Impedments to Marriage, etc !
also, r0NsuMPTloS, EPILErsY, and FRS, induced by
self-indulsence or sexual extravaganza.
n5-Price, in sealed envelope, only cents
. The celebrated au hor, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates froma thirty years sfil
practice, that the alarming consequences of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use OF internal medicine or the application Of the
knife-pointing out mode OF cure at once simple,
certain and efectual, by means Of which every sufi
ierer, no matter what his condition may he, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and rddienly
~ This Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the laud
Sent under seal, in plain envelope to any address
postpaid on receipt of six cents, two post stamps
Also DR.. .Culversell's Marriage Guide" price 25
cents. Address the publishers,
CHAs. j G. KLINE & Co.,
127 Bowery, New York, Postofice box 1856.
Nov. 1, lS6G-ly.
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ATTAoHmENr.

Daniel Langef, Plaintiff J Before Theo. stover,
against ~ p, OF Liberty Tn .
John O. RAIDER, Defendant J Fairfield Co, Ohio.
on the 27th day of October A. D. 1906 said Jus
tlce issued an order Of attachment the above ac
ton for the sum OF s23 OF.
Noy Q, lsG6-Sw DANIEL LANGEL.
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ssns UNDERTAKING, CABINET MAKING, &c.
--Our fellow citizen, Mr.. Joseph Blet-
zacker presents the claims of his busi>
ness in an advertisement which ap-
pears on the second pago of this issue
We can cordially recommend Mr.. B.
to the patronage of the public, on tho
Il ground of liberal dealing, good, hon.
est work, and the possession of fine
Z hearse and other dertaking facilities
of superior quality.
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BS-See the new advertisement Of A.
Brcnneman-Books, Stationery, &C.,
Z on second page.
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go- ApPolNrMEST,--Df, 0. 3. Davis, of
this city has been appointed Commls-
sioner for the State of Tennessee, to
! investigate the claims Of loyal slave,
\ holders.
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A CARD.

y would return my sincere thanks
70 the neighbors and friends who rem
,dered valuable services during the fire
on the 9Th. r. J. PETERS.
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the grape.

Also, Fairfield county CdtarJa ,cine,
vintage 1864. All of the above wines
for sale by the bottle at above named
place. novl.3w.
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JUsr received, very large and well
selected stock of Hats and Caps, at
BrOck's Hat Store.
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All the new styles Of Hats and Caps
now ready at Brooks Hat Store oppo-
site Tallmadge House. Come every
body as great bargains are offered
Sept. 27, 1866.
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LIN ESIR0US Of obtaining scholarship In either Of
f.uI two oftiie best Commercial Colleges in Ohio,
can do 80 on advantageous terms by application to
his once.
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II. A. GERELEIN, one door cast of
the Hooking Valley National Bank,
has just received lot of Vines direct
from Europe. As he has imported these
Wines himself, he can parrant and
guarantee them to be the pure juice Of
tho ..rnnn
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D0-Teeth beautifully filled so as to
preserve them through life, at yoN
BoNHoRsT's- Dental Rooms. je2S
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FIRr.--The large frame dive ling

FIRE.--The large frame dwelling,
iatcly the residence Of Mr.. Robinson
]. Peters, situated near the Railroad
Wy miles west of this city, was entirely
; destroyed by fire about noon on Mon
h day last. Itwas occupied bytwo ten
ant families, who succeeded in saving
most Of their effects. Opinion is di-
,vided as to whether the fire originated
es4romsparks from a passing locomotive
'or the burning out of foul chimney.
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The BoA.mian Glass Blowers.

Ehe bOAcnthn Olnbs blOWefBs
These .unrivalled artists are giving
nightly exhibitions at the City Hall
to continue through the week. They
afford the most unique and interesting
entertain ment ever witnessed in Ian.
caster. Delighted crowds throng the
Hall every night, and the lucky ones
bear away beautiful gifts, the fabrica-
tion of these skilled workers IN glass
(that apparently most stubborn OF sub
stances J which under their wonderful
manipulation takes seemingly any
shape they choose to giveit. Old and
young, of all classes, should do them.
selves the pleasure of seeing them at
theirJyork, as we'll as-the performance
of the admirable glass steam engine,
which is in motion throughout the
hours of exhibition. Features of ex-
traordinary attractiveness will be pre-
sented on Friday and Saturday eve
uings, for which SEQ programmes of
those days.
~ Matinee on Saturday Afternoon,
at half past 2 o'clock, at which EVE.
2RY VISITOR WILL RECEIVE A
PRESENT.
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T e r MS.

Harper's Magazine one year, 81 90.
An extra copy Of either the Magazine or Weekly
Will be supplied gratis for every club Of Five sub
scrbers at 81 10 each, in one remittance; or SIX
copies for So 90.
Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
complete set now comprising Thirty three
Volumes in neat cloth binding, will be sant by ex.
press freight At expense OF purchaser fors2 20 per
volnme single volumes, by mail post paid, So 90.
Cloth cases, for binding, IS cents, by lnail, post
paid.
p1-Subscnptions sent from British North Ameri-
can Provinces must be accompanied with II cents
add tl0na to prepay United States. postage. Ad-
dress HARPER h BROTHERS,
Franklin Square, New York.
Nov 7,lSG6.
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: LARGE SALE OF DESIRABLE Pro
2 JPERrY.-The sale to take place on the
22d inst, at the residence of Mr.. Smith
Wilson, as advertised in another
place, will present unusual advantages
{ to purchasers The property offered
. comprises great variety of articles,
farm stock, implements and products,
: &C., all of which are undoubtedly. first
yaclass in quality, as ci.izous like Mr.. w.
don't keep any other kind about them.
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sUBSC ITO Ms.

The Publishers have effected n system of mailing
by which they can supply the MAGAZINE and
WEEKLY promptly to those who prefer to receive
their periodicals directly from the office of publ
cation.
The postage on Harper's Magazine is "a cents
year, which must be paid at the subscribers post
Office
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given thatthe undersigned has
l been duly appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor ofthe Estate of Washington Smith, dec. late
OF Fairfield county, Ohio. JOHN NJ. SUTPHEN.
Oct. 25, lSGo-2w
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARK EFT

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.
BEEF CATTLE-Recop to-day
2,725 head, including in which were
568 from Ohio, and 629 from Kentucky
Tho quality was good average, and
better than last week. There were
many State Cattle, and several excel.
lent droves of OHIO, Kentacky and
Illinois. The weather was bright and
cold, which was &c per lb advantage
to sellers
The market opened sharp, but grew
dull as the day advanced, and closed
slow. There was no improvem ent in
prices. Total supply for the week,
$3.50. The quotations were:
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Madeto order and old ones rcflled SOFAS,
Lounges, Upholstered Chairs, and all kinds
OF Furniture repaired on short notice
B9- Main Street, one door Edstof City Hal, Ldncas.
Ter, Ohio. l.. Il. HALL.
October %, lsGG-tf
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LATEST NEWS.
\ respectfully call the attention Of the citizens Of
! Lancaster and Fairfeldcounty, to the fact that
I'M manufacturing WELLS PATENT
FOLDING SPRING MATTRESS
FOR $40 90.
FOR $40 90.
HUSK MATTRESSES

This Mattress has been in use for several years..
need only refer You to the many who have been
using them for proof of their superiority over all oth
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pIEEt TIC market was OVerst0ck.
cd mp to Friday, but it has boen less so
since, and there was an improved feel
ing today. Prices ranged from SC to
63c, All were sold. Total receipts for
the week, 32,89O.
HOGS-Prices had declining ten
dency until Friday. There has been
a slight advance since, owing to favor.
able weather, and to-day trade was
sharp at 9f@98c. Total receipts for
the week 23, ,236.
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WESTERN STOCK.

Bedford F. Kennedy sold GO best
Kentucky Beeves, average $50, at Is
@l7c; Cravcns, Cole 4 Doss, of Ken
tacky, 76 head, average 500, at 15@16c;
John Moss, 5S Ohio, average 75O, at
l3@16c.
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LANCASTER OHIO:
YOUNG MEN.

THURSDAY, Nov. 9Th, 1866.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LIFE -HEALTH-STRENGTH.
LIFE -HEALTH- STRENGTH.
DR.. JUAN DELAmARREs

AFRO prepared-by the Messieurs Garaueiere6 Dupont
Pharmaceutsts, No, 2sl, Rue Lombard. Paris from
the PRESCRIPTION OF pr' Juan Delamarrs, ehei Phy-
sician to the Hospital du NoRd on Lariboisere.
Letter of Recamm mentintIon
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Eoenomy In the Army.

Lieut.. Gen. GRANT has issued . general
order requiring commanders Of military de.
partmsnts, as rapidly as possible, 10 cause
all rented buildings to be vacated, and the
troops and officers remaining In their com
mands to DO collected in the regular military
posts, the property Of the United states.
The allowances Of barracks, quarters and Of
fees arc to DO strictly limited to the SEIZED.
ule made In paragraph 1858 Of the army
regulations; and whenever quartermasters
return hired buildings they will report TO the
chief quartermaster Of the department their
orders and their reasons therefor. Inspectors
general will give their special attention TO
this subject; will call the immediate attsn.
tion Of all commanding officers TO the abso-
lute necessity for economy, and will embrace
It in their oficial reports to their respective
headquarters sou
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PEN, PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

THE most striking of the elemental forces
is'hghtning. Ia. ...r-i 4i..s5s..r,
Rev. MARTIN MooRr, for many years ed;-
tor Of the Boston Recorder, died Sunday
night, aged 70 years. as r.mt % u-,.l laGr
TEE ooohto owls L,tm5erman says thsf
upwards of eight tons of lake trout have been
caaght at the Green Island fishery this win.
ter .''."E. Co., .Fr" D.. II -..
THE, details Of the great robbery in New
York are concealed BY the police. It ep-
pears, however, that the robbery was a,com.
plished on Friday night, BY breaking open q
safe The thieves made clean sweep ID
everything. Kill.
TIE produesiop of coal in the year 1865,
in the United States and Europe, reached a
sun total Of $50, OOO, 900 tons. The con
sumption Of coal in the same count lis was
l47, 1000 tons, and 1000, 900 tons were
exported TO South America. ... 10
A YOUNG lady afianced to an ardent youth
In Bridgeport rsiused to liz tho happy day,
aud her lover made up . surprise party fol
10y o. w huu poEbuuuou MI d
Indscission to help him represent a mrr.
riage. She did, and found the knot securely
tied. She says now that shots glad of it,
fAr'ntahSe,l stow &. ~. iIrl rs.. .
We shrevdly suspect the jade knew what
she was sboutuths whole blessed time ...'
THE Canadian blockade yranners who did
so much 70 keep the eonfedsraey alive dur.
ing the late rebellion, are growing Fsarfuily
over Fsniauism in this country, aud dcclar-
ing thatits encouragement Is poor repay
mont Of the frieudly government action to-
ward this country during 1.-The late war. II
is somewhat remarkable that the Cana diar
organs which were lOudest in their sympathy
with the rebels are the most noisy uga.r 81
our alleged encouragement Of Fenisn de-
signs against Oanada- allegation which
Is perfectly gratuitous /. .. -.... ,Gb %
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E,.su,ion of Forthns WriKht,

Fortune Wright, Of the Goth colored In
fantry, yesterday paid the penalty Of hi,
crime with his life. Some months ago, al
Judge Scott and DR.. ootayius Trszeyant were
walking along the street in Carrollton, they
observed negro soldier beating black wo,
man, and reprimsnded him for his brutality,
The soldier Fortune Wright. was under
the influence Of Liquor, and as the two gen
tlemsn returned, he picked quarrel with
them, during the progress Of which he stabbed
DR.. Trerevant with a bowie knife, from the
effects of which death snsued very shortly
The murderer, after trial by Military Com.
mission, of which Col Hartwell, Of the 10th
cOlored heavy artillery, was president, wal
sentenced to DO hanged, and the findings
etc., were approved by Gen. Canby.-Nsu
Orleans Delta, Moveh 3D.. sr ..
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WHY DON'T CONGRESS ACT,


As long ago a. last October the President
OF the United States commenced an earnest
effort TO initiate the trials Of prominent trai.
tors, beginning with the arch traitor JET.
RERsoS DAVIS. Its now historical record,
and officially In the possession Of the Congress
of the United States that, upon application
70 the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
b know at what time, II any. the United
states Court for the District of Virginia
would DO ready 10 try certain high crimes
against the National Government, the Preo!-
6snt received an answer from Chief Justice
CaAsE that the court would not sit In that
d,strict while that territory was under mill.
t'1y control, snd suggested the propriety o.
d'iaying s~stion In the matter until Congress
sctsd cene(rsss assembled. The President
referred net whale subjsot. respectfully, to
the eonsidsr3usn Of Congress, in his annual
sssAss' an}l subsequently,, in answer to a
Sesolufaon fOf inquiry, he sent by specie
message ths correspondence alluded to above
between tmsslf and Chief Justice CEASE.
An ~ facts were thus legitimstsly laid
bsforefhs legislative branch Of the Govern
psht three aud half months ago. TIE
President, some time In November Hat,
stopped the work Of pardoning, except in a
fsw cases where the applications were accom-.
panied by the most positive evidence Of good
intentions towards the Government. From
among those who have applied for pardon,
10 President has reserved for trial about
fee hundred Of the military and political
kadsu Of the rebel government-a suficient
Sanber to begin with, at least. This mum.
Der. ss classified by the President, we pub
bshed, By permission, some time since.
Now, In view Of the above statement Of
f'ets, what has Congress done? Has Con-
gress passed any law directing how the rebels
sail be trisd' No. Has Congress passed
any resolution requesting the President to
. der military court for the trial Of DAVIS
I Coz No. Has Congress agitatsd the sub
sect at any time In any manner looking to q
t-ial of the caSes referred 70? No.
But what have Congressman done in their
Individual eapAsitys Many Of them, from
cay to day, have spoken snesringly Of the
President because he has not done shat hs
began 10 do, bot which the Chief Justice Of
sfths Supreme Court prevented BY refusing
70 hold tho court, aud which the Congress Of
the United States has wholly neglected or
Sayy0ssIy iEmsSed. The people, through the
press Of the country and in private cOmmu-
IIeation, are bAginsing TO inquire why Con-
acsss don't set. Governors of States, igno.
rant Of the Facts, arc hAranguing the people
Sbont tie isiIispOsitiaR or neglect Of tho
I'rss4s.G 70 Try traitors Why don't Con.
Gnsss aet' The President is ready, and has
bosn ready from tho beginning. 10 cooperate
9th Congress in any constitutional measure
By which traitors can b tried, to the and
thGt treason may b thereby made Odi0us.
We repeat the question nth NhiehW s com
sasnesd, and which Is echoed By tbs people
everywhere. "WHr poS'F CoSsREsS kcf'"
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Tn. In,.rr.l Rsysn.s Law.

m, pr,,id.nt Ina npproyod the bin de.
$780,. ~ ~. u.,nins on oer,.in mart, Of
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Tn. F.ni.n E1e,t.m.nt I'm Canada.

N.u VA MI 10 IT.. m, m
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SECOND EDITION
Growers OPERA TRoUrE.
FOUR o'cIoCK. =. ]


Z Growers oPEfRA TROUPE. y
A very spirited and sppreciativs, though
not over-crowded auditory, listened last eve.
ming to the popular opera Of Fra Diavoio. Is
The orahsstrs and ehorw tss every way "A.
mirsble, and both were decided improve.
ment upon their late appearance here.
This opera abounds In sSceilent points-it
Is rich with the tender GIfs Of the boudoir,
and the stirring aud rpllisking music Of the
bandit. iItis fuiI d intsrssting scssss, 4 ".
great scope to acting, and presents all the
features Of sensational performance. II
must also bsconceded thst zsflinn "a one o.
the sweetest and purest creations in any
artl rs music ID sparkling, never deep Of
grand, and while II never fails 70 delight,
IL does not leave upon the rsvisbed ear the
sense Of lasting elevation, which is the true
mission Of great music. Yet an opera which
compels so magnificent singeras HERnAsss
70 resort to Interpolation in order to develop
bis unapproachsble voice, cannot rank among
the masterpieces oftho composers. ''"-''
HABELxASS, In his double character OF
Marquis and Brigsnd, noted decorousfy and
,phoioa'iS anu aiu Us wen ms vooa ''''. ~
MS WIG. "ouio porm" hnousn an OK
'rsmety P'eaS'ns' ne = NOV agres' .enor'
WENLIcB, as Lord ALLoAsa, with the ex-
oeption of'some worry un.Engiish mock pu-
s,nsn !" 'no ao. "n'r' p'A''h' 'n'o'' ''
us Nne' was eAooien'' rrm.
me Two ,sseoonds' aiAcoAo ana bsfro,
were Peiieo''y renaerea anu aoteu, anu ING
nhim'iao'e our''sque OF inc re'irins scene Oh
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WASHINGTON ANNUAL CONFERENCE.-The
Washington annual conference Of the NJ 4.
Church, composed Of colored ministers now In
seSSiou In Baltimore, yesterday elected the fol-
lowing from iocAlspreaehers to descous' orders:
y. W. Williams, Henry Sellers, Robert orriek,
W. Carter, H.. Hutton, Addison COPELAND, and
Henry HUT; and the following were raised to
elders order: II. Tarter, Cesar Johnson, Elijah
iApkard. The following were admitted on trial:
Johu Logglns, VIM. 8. Wilson, James W. Dans-
bury, W. 3, Eehois, Wilson Lcewsrd, Il. 3D.
moadson, John Hughes, Washington Carter,
John Randall, and Joseph Henry. Il Is expected
that the conferences will analiy sdjourn to-day.
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Personal.

% HUGH J. HASTINGS, of the Albany Kniok-
srdOcksr, Is at willArds'., III .....a .ssys.r.5
8. R. MALLORY, formerly Confederate See
rotary Of the Navy, has been released from Fort
Lafayette on parole. He - allowed to go to
Connecticut. Mallory was the last or the rebel
State prisoners. '' 81
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The following order was issued yestsrda,

by Lieut. Gen, GRANTi - .4 .Ga.t .
The permanent Artillery Board organised
in general orders, No. 9, current series, will
assemble at Washington, D. C., April 2,
1865.
The Board will prepare and submit pro.
ject for an artillery school, TO DO established
at Fort Monroe. .,rr... .. lrl ..l .
1t will also prepare and recommend, II II
deems necessary, aproject for instruction at
posts at which not less than one company Of
artillery may be present! ''' ~ .''' !. ''i
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The Sioux Indians Peaeeful-Si1:y
Miles OF the Paotno Railroad EaLa-
tshcd. .....-..... ....... -
. OMAHA, March I8.-Au interesting con.
ference between the chisfs of the Upper
Platte Sioux. at Fort Laramie, took Place
yesterday, by telegraph, with Gen. Wheaton
at omahs The Sioux give positive assur.
ance that they intend TO keep the peace.
Sixty miles Of tho Union Pacific Railroad
was flushed ten days ago. The commits
sioners 10 examine II are expected In o few
days. '' ''t..s...s...' ..--. r.ts-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-13

DIVORCE GRANTED. - In the Chancery
Court, this morning., Judge wylie granted de-
cree Of divorce from bed and board 10 Francis
Ann Mills from her husband, John Henry Mills,
ard to have control Of all pro- her hands
or which may hereafter come b. Apds. The
wife seis forth In her petition TIL has been
badly treated by her husband.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-13

HARTFORD, coss.. March 1.-THE ex-
animation of D. W. Greene charged with
wife murder, was ncludedto-dsy J. The do
fenee Of insanity vas sustsinsd and the pris-
onsr discharged. His family, 1t is under
stood, will conflne him In the Providence In
sane Asylum, -...s,. ......... 0lGrra-.A
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-13

INTERNAL REVENUE RscEPrs.-Ths 70.
ceipts yesterday at the Bureau OF the Inter
nal Revenue were 1887, Is6. SO; and the total
receipts since June 80, 1865, amounts 10
$23s, 34l, On.n. .. ...