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Smyrna times., 1866-10-10

The undersigned offer at Private Sale their tw'
valuable and Beautifully Located Farms in Ken
County, Delaware, containing together about
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

Mr.. Delano has been confirmed in
his seat from the Knox county dis,
trict, and his opponent, Mr. Follett, al
lowed 81, 800 for expenses, &C., by q
vote of tho House.
The Tennessee Senate has rejected
the resolutions favoring the separation
o. East from West Tennessee.
Work has been commenced on O
new Episcopal church in Columbus, tc
cost $4,000 when completed.
The corner stone of q new Catholic
church was laid in Columbus on Sun
day, 18th, with imposing ceremonies
in presence of q eOncourse OF 10000
people.
The late rebel General BeauregarC
passed through Columbus last Satur
day week, on his way to Europe
His parole had been extended by th'
President, to allow the trip, which il
on Southern Railroad business.
An unconditional Union State Con
veaLion WAS held in Alexandria, Va.
u few days since, HonI J. NJ. Bolts
presiding officer. 1t was not very nu
merously attended-adopted strong
union resolutions, but did not declare
in favor Of the policy Of either Congress
or the President.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
B. M ISHL ER'S
. CELEBRATED .,e-.
HERB BITTERS!
A Grand Specific for all Diseases aris.
ing from, an improper state Of the
Blood or DiSordeed Stomach.

II is now three years since B, Mshler'S Herb Bit
tiers were first prominently introduced to the public
and during that time their success IN curing all dh'
eases arising from IN impure state OF the blood or
diseased Slonac has been great that the propre
tor justified IN Offering them AZ speGihc renedI
for all diseases originating from the above cauaek. Z.
and is wiling to refund all money expended fol those
Bltters they fail to perform all that IS Claimed Ter
them .f|..I' i.'"' .N t.'
B. Mishler's Herb Bttcrs are guaranteed to cure
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Fever and Ague, Inter
mittont. Rcmlttent and Typhoid Fever, Loss 81 Ap-
petite, Nervous Affections, General Debility, or weak
ness caused 10y excess, imprndenee or exposure.
coughs and colds, rheumatism, DaIlloea, cholera
morhps, crampin the stomach, piles, diseases otthe
skin, such scrolua, ulcers, etc., etc. In NenerfA
Diseases these Bitters are sure cure. IL Is mSV
certain TO remove all obstructions TO the regular
course Of nature IN females and will cuie Green
Sickness or chloross, leucorrhoea OF whites, womb
complaint or falling of the womb &C., and thus pre-
serve the fr complexion ofthose who Use itbut ike
all remedies OF this class, should lie used with eau
| ton 10y married ladies'. As a tonic and nppct,Eer
| those Blttcrs ARE unriVallcd. .E rrt....t .
Unlike other popular remedies, the composition OF
b. Mshcr's Herb ritters If no secret, Tor the PRO.
pretor has no hestancy in making known thcirin
gradients. They are composed Of ElecRmpane,
| Burdock, Spkennrd, SoapwaIt, Peruvian Bark, Bu'
chu, Spicewood, Mullen, slippery Elm, SassairaS,
Sarsapara, Gentan Root, Jumper, Spirits Nitre,
BNlsam Gopayia, Cubebs, Dandeloin, Pure Spirits.
and Bnrherry
Any person who s nt all acquainted with medicine
will at once perceive what pow .riul combination OF
curative powers is embraced in the above listof me-
| ulclnN agents. lJ " "
standthis formidable phalapx. and when once " Is
attacked by Mshler's Herb Bers,t Is forced toloa,
| the SYSTEM. o., n. -.s!.. In 3lit,sI-
500 Keward will be paid for any medicine
tht can procure more certdcutes'of cures where IL
is made than Mishers Herb Btters. SlpO reward
! will be paid for any medicine possessing more eun.
tive power than Mghlsr's Herb Bters. IL has cured
every disease orwh"h it IL recommended OF which
fact The proprietor has sufficient evidence in the
1910 certificates he has received in the past three
years
Reader, ifyou afflicted with disease or sickness,
try h. Misher'S Herb Dtters. Remember that y
they do not cure you your money De refunded
H. + ... . B. MlSHLER, ,,;
| 6. Y Corner Centre Snnnre. Lancaster. Pa
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
SALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER
OF COURT. U.tt.

Nn tho gard day of June, 1860, at 3
Y po'clock in the afternoon, on the premises, VIII
be sold to the highest bidder, the following prem
ises, the property ol Ida Maria and Clara Alee Al
bright, MINORS to'wh: nm
1be ore.s&h part OF Lots 80 81, ana oo IN BASIL
in said county y-NppraSrd at S2l0 10 ,,,
The one.sixth part of Lots ", Al and ~ IN said
town-apprased at 81 ~ .,
The ohe.sixth past Of Lot No. 81, In said town
appraised ut 50 II. lu.
The one. sixth part OF Lots 3s and 80, in said town
appraised ut $40 10
'Ihs onesixth part Of Lot 80. in said tOwn--ap-
praised at 81 II. , .o =,
said town--apprn'se sed nt SIS 81. . = ,,..,-
The one.slxth part of Lots 6l o., CD, and "a, in
said town--appralsed ats OO ht, ,
Tho one.sixth part of parcel OF land described
as followed part OF the south half OF the south
,yost ounrter Of section No. ~ township 10, rnrge
10, IN Farhpld county, begnnngat point on Canal
strept IN the town of BASIL where the north western
alley intersects upon the same, which point Is one
chain south nom theS W. corner of lot Al in said
! Town; Thence east with Canal street CHAINS and
| 2S Inks TO n post one chain south Of point one
hall the distance Of the south boundary OF Lot ~
wi hich s equal to one chain l2 links east OF Liberty
streA Thence south chains and 30 links more o.
less TO the canal bottom Thence south westSardll
with thecanal to pLin' south the place OF begin
ning; Thence north with the rarge Of the alley
chains more or less to the place Of beginnlng con
taining 25. 100 acres and appraised M SIS 70.
| TERMS OF third of the purehas'
money IN hand, md the balance IN TWO eqoal ah
| =. So ~ ~ TT, DANIEL ALBRIGHT
Guard Of Ida Marin ana Clara Aztec Albright
! Nay 2i'h, lsHO-4v.p.L s. -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
LETTER FROM GEN. THOMAS "A

LETTER FROM GEN. THOMAS "A lot.
ter was received at tho State Depart
ment yesterday from Maj Gen. Thorn
as, stating that the bodies Of William
Campbell, George d. Wilson, Marion
IL Ross, Benjamin G. Shadruck,
Samuel Slaren. s. Robinson. and John
Scott, the seven Ohio soldiers who
were hung at Atlanta early in the war,
had been removed to the cemetery al
Chattanooga, and carefully inferred
in a prominent place. Forwarded
with the letter were articles belonging
to some OF the men which had been
recovered. The message Of Gov. An.
'lerson upon this subject and the ac
ton Of the Legislature ihercupon are
we'll remembered The details form
one of the most interesting chapters in
the history OF Ohios soldiers partici
patton in the great Struggle, and these
we hope to present to the reader in
due time = C0lumbus Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

s@The GAINESVILLE Courier says: A
son OF Mr.. Jenkins, residing near OF.
sego, Muskingum county. aged eleven
years, hanged himself on Thursday,
the 10th instant, under the following
circumstances His mother told him
to bring some firewood from woods a
short distance from the house. He at
first refused, but at length went Not
returning for some time search was
made, when he was found hanging
from a small tree, dead. 1t seems that
he had taken a rope from the house
when he went after the wood, which
he used in destroying his life, from an
ger, probably.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

The &on.Episcopal Methodist Con.
vention at Cincinnati closed its labors
and adjourned on Wednesday, 10Th
inst, after u seven days session. The
great event of the day was the adpp
ton. by an almost unanimous vote. OF
the paper introduced by the Rev. Mr.
lyle exp eSsing them ost radical views
on the questions of tho dav, returning
fervcnt thanks to our uoble Congress
demanding equal rights, civiland poll
lical, tor all and hoping for the re-
formation Of the President as to his
public policy A very animated anc
exciting debate took place on thesepro
positions, but they were carried over
/ rwh, lmingly, yeas 81, nays 4-Cotam
! bus Jouradt ., ....
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
Army Matters.

Gen Grant has written letter to
the Secretary OF War, giving his views
oftLe necessity Of speedy legislation
by Congress for the ro. organization OF
the regular army. 1t is well that this
subject has been brought to tho atten-
tion Of that body from source that
will be likely 10 be needed. Tho vol.
unteers Who enlisted for tho war should
lave been mustered out long ago, and
their places, where necessary for occu-
patton and garrisonlng OF posts, sup.
piled by regular troops. The dilato.
'riness of Congress has done great in
Justice 10 the volunteer soldiers, who
against their wills and their under.
standing oftheir terms Of enlistment
arc still kept in the service. Tho peo
po are with Gen. Grant in this mat
tar
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
CITY OF LANCASTER.
THURSDAY, May "a, 1866,
impor.an, rOreisn News.

Important Eorelgn news.
The nows by the late arrivals tells Of
a great financial collapse in England.
Immense failures had taken place, in,
cluding that of the firm of which Sir
Morton Peto is partner. A panic
prevailed which has had no precedent
for many years. Tho prospect Of war
in Europe, on the German Italian ques-
ton, appeared to bo moro imminent
thanever
The Spanish feet had met with a
disastrous rcpulsc in the bombardment
OF oaIlao, port OF Peru.
4 Want of space precludes the public
location OF details in this weeks paper,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

iH nT-The Radical traitors in Cong, ess
propose in their reconstruction plan
TO degrade tho white race OF this coun
try and elevate tho Ecgroes by dis
franchising tho former ind permitting
tho lat,cr 10 vote and possess them
selves Of every privilege, social as well
us political, enjoyed BY the whites
AFRO tho American people prepared TO
consent 10 this last outrage. - CtrcieUNle
Democrat.
Degrade and disfrdncItss tho white
race first, then give the negroes al, the
social aud political privileges enjoyed
by tho whites. This don't strike lie as
proposing to do so very much Tor the
blacka.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

HOLD IlIM!-Tho Marion Democrat
must be edited by a tremendous fcl-
low. Listen to what he threatens to
do in certain contingency:
Let Thad Stevens and tho rest do
what they may, tho Southern people
will have voice in the next Prcsiden.
tiSl election. They will meet the Do.
mocracy in National Convention, I,
candidate for President and Vico Pres
idcnt will DO nominated and if they re.
eeive majority Of tho whole electoral
vote, we will inaugurate them, Or
inauguratc war upon whatever force
interpoics. .f..
That is calculated 10 make "Thad
Stevens and tho rest tremtIo in their
boots. Lands shopld at onco be SET
apart to form a cemetery for this val
'orous chap TO bury his dead in.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
PIANO LESSONS.

Miss P. NJ. GRIswOLD will give in
structions on, the piano forte or melc-
deon, on reasonable terms. Pupils will
be attended at their residences, or that
of her father, on German street, be.
tween Columbus aud Broad streets,
where the use of a piano for practice
will be furnished. o..
April 10, lS66--4w4 ae.@s
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Now is the time to get new suit,
and Peters, Miller l. Bro. is the place
to get them cut, as they have latoly
secured the services of Mr.. o. BRYAN,
direct from New York, Sho comes
highly recommended by Mr.. Glencross,
Reporter of Fashions SO Broadway
Motts, Hyde & Vanduzen ll6, Duane
ST., and others.--tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

INDICTED, AND TO BE TRIED.--Jcff.
Davis has boon indicted for treason by
the Grand Jury of tho U. S. District
Court of Norfolk, Va. Its stated that
tho necessary Congressional legislation
las been completed to prepare the
way for his speedy trial, and that this
will probably take place in June; Rich
inond the place, ond Chief Justice
Chase the presiding Judge. The at
tcntion Of tho civilized world will b,
apt 10 centre upon this trial while it il
10 progress.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
TobaccOs, Cigars, Cents CoIlars, Canes,
&C., 40, 90.

If you want good article of Chew
ing Tobacco-Plug and Fine-cut, go
to Butterfeld's. You will also find
good assortment of Cigars, Gents Col
ars, Canes, genuine Meerschaum Pipes
and other articles in that line. One
door east Of Tallmadge House entrance.
Nav 10 4t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
Auction Rooms.

FVNHE undersigned announces TO the p,fbc that no
l has opened, two Doors East OF the Tallmadge
House Entrance, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, Auo-
ton and Commission Rooms for tho ale Of all kinds
of good. Those wishing to huy goods at their
own prices can do so for all goods offered win be
sold regardless ofc0st. i... .I!Y4 CYo .r.NF
would also say those having sales in the coun-
try, that will lie prepared at all lnesto cry sales on
the most reasonable terms, l., .L LlLT- 1...f
NJ g. CARTER,
Lancaster, May II, l3G6--tf Auctioneer.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

syThs effort to- rcinvigOrate tho
Domocr, tic party in Kentucky is moi
appreciated further S nth. The Ma
con Telegraph refers to the Louisville
Convention as u piece Of folly, and says
the people of Kentucky "have only to
follow up that line 70 keep themselves
and their country down forever -
This is the cold shoulder from a quar-
ter least expected,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

RAILROAD .AssEssMENT,-The Audit
ors CT tho different counties through
which the Cincinnati & ZanesviIle Raj
Road passes, met in Cincinnati, on the
9th inst, and assessed the road at $500,
900. K Greieuille Democrat.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

Door-BelI Ha nging and Repairing.
F. Bll.LINGHURST, would inform the citiSens o.
Lancaster that he is prepared to attend to the busi'
ness of hanging and repairing door-bellS, and work
ofa similar class. Residence. north SIDE wheeling
street, a few doors east Of High. may II, ls6o-SW
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
ELEGANT city Reside nee for Sale.

fine new, wel-fnished and commodious brick
dwelling in part ofthe city convcnien, to business.
with full lot is offered for sale at bargain. Par
ties desiring to secure such property, may learn
terms and particulars By calling OF the publishers Of
the Gazette.
April 26, lsG6-H
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
Dwelling House for Rent.

EHoUR CONVENIENT AND PLEASANT ROOMS,
u IN and we'll located House on North BroAd-
way, with good garden already made, which will bs
disposed oon fair terms TO the renter Of the rooie
family. Enquire at this office, or Of Ii, shugagt. -,
May II, l866.-3w '. H''.''" V'J ''t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

Poor LoGlcs-The revolntionists, the
party of the New York World and
"Nows.' OF Garrr t Davis e. Salisbury,
arc trying to inin,e the President TO
set aside the acts IF Congress, on the
ground that certain States are not rep.
resented in that body. But they for
get that by the same logic the Presi'
dent has no title to the Office he occupies.
The same States which are not repre-
scntcd in Congress did not vote for An
drew johnson, What right has he
then according 10 the doctrine of this
party to style himself President of the
Uniled States? 1t the acts of Con.
grcss are usurpations, are not the pro.
carnations of the President, and his
signature to these acts. usnrpations
aIso2 II Congress is a"Rump," is not
Mr.. johnson IL usnrpcr? Let these
papers be consistent, and call on him
10 resign. and then tell us how and by
whom they propose to have the Govern
ment carried on.--NeW Bedford Stand
| ard.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

L5The Academy of Music, New
York City, together with other costly
buildings adjacent, were destroyed BY
fire On Tuesday night, involving n loss
pf three or bnr ra!h>na ol d,!!sys
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
N office.

NOTICE is hereby given tina: the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified as Administers
tor de bonis non, with the will annexed, of Aaron
| Ashbrook, deceased. ''
| May II, l8GG-3wS AARON p. ASHDRooK.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
N NGnAn aa

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been duly appointed and qualified as Executor
OF the Estate OF Caroline Hanna ccc and Guardian Of
Alexis r. Hanna. - j.... -..
May IL, iSG6-3w% ISAAC HANNA.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

@B-We CLEAN from State exchanges
the following crop intelligence Stark
counly-whcat very unpromislng,
many fields being plowed up; Rye,
very little seeded last fall Wayne
county-Wheat very poor; one.halt
will never be cut, almost failure; Rye,
very little sown. Plckaway county
Wheat prospect very poor; do not look
for ono half OF crop; Il large crop of
corn planted. Perry connty-Wheut
about one, tenth of an average; Rye,
not injured. Fairfield county-Wheat
badly damaged; not over one eighth
crop; Rye very lit'Ie injured. Lick
ing coun,y--ln the northern part OF
the county perhaps one half crop;
southern part not over one-Quarter.--
Hooking county Wheat generally
very poor and thin; many fields plow'
ed and sown in oats. Highland, Brown
and Adams counties Wheat will not
yield the seed Rye crop very light.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
READ WHAT MIsHLER's HERB BIT.
TIERS ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAs-
'.." TER, OHIO. '.rTa-9ru

OuAOs A..rNlt'
L. II. oLps, proprietor Lancaster Wooden Factory.
certlfos that MishlerS Herb Blters have done him
more good than any medicine he has ever taken In
n severe attack Of lnhnnnatory Rheunatsin'Qii
LrrrLr certRes that he has been olIted Of
Deafness ot over twenty-five years standing oythe
use Of Mlshler's Herb Bltters' ...... ....~r
DANIEL AoKERs certifes that hswife Is so mater.
ally benefited 10y the Of one bottle OF Mishleta
Herb Bitters that she Is satisfied mo bottles more
will cure ber Of dyspepsia Of over fifteen years stan.
ding Also that few doses cured his son OtteVer
and ague OF over six months standing. 'HNl4
j wrrzEI pror. Badischen Hof, csrtifes thRt hNlf
bottle ot Msshler's Herb Bitters cured his eldest
daughter OF fever and Ague. ~
JAcop SusErER Prop, Lancaster Tannery certihes
that he Was cured OF Chronic Diarrea and iFlhx of
over six months stanulng by the use of Mi1hler's
Herb Bitters. . ..,....5 ,
GEORGE LuTz, Patenee Patent Steam Ipdicator
greatly relieved Of pans in the breast nnd oreakng
out ofthe skin or several years standing by the use
oftwo bottles Mishler's Herb Bitters, pf,,to,,
We have 'puhlished only a. few ofthe many, Ger.
t6cates Ofcures we could get to publish 40 The
"Herb Bltters" have been tried for almost all the
diseases for which they are reeomm aded, H. apSat i
yersal satisfaction For Fever and Agpe aiepe, we
could publish fifty certificates and have only been
selling for about four weeks ~ this place-Ihe
amount sold daily, Is the best evidence ol merit
Icyou wish 10 save money and Health and secure
happiness, keep supply Of Misher's Herb Bitters
in your household. 1t is one ofthe hest medicines
in The world for the various diseases OF the human
body For sale Wholesale snd Retail by Albert
GetE, near corner Main and Columbus Streets Lam
'r',e' 'IHe ND'' OF. HARTzEL, Local Ast"
For sale Wholesale and Retail, bypAt'
.u1 bert Gets. near corner Nalndw
ayhd and Columbus Streets, vp,ai
1oa bavaie Lancaster, Ohio. % yeae1
1'supoa cd OF. HARTZEL
May Il, ls66-3m local Agent
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

nA. The Springfield (MAss) Repub-
Iican makes tho following forcible re-
marks on the Congressional situation;
III Congress darcs not make prop
osiLlon Tor eq ual suffrage, tor lack Of
iallh IN the people OF ths North aud
West, as is pretended, then the only
thing OF consequence it can DO is 10 pro-
pose The amendment apporlionlng
representation according ~ voters -
rhls The Southern States can be Justly
required to accept, us otherwise they
have an excess Of power in the Gov.
ernmcnL. And this amendment should
not be numbered with any others, bul
be left To stand or fall upon its own
merits. 1t other amendments are tC
DC proposed, let them be offered sep
araLeIy, that each may be accepted ol
rejected by itself" ..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24


DEMOCRATIC LOVE For SOLDIERS.
The fraIcrnal feelings tho roughs Of
the southern wing Of the Conledcrato
Democracy feel for tLosc who uphold
The Government and whipped them 50
handsomely are thus expressed By the
Mobile Times:
The beings vile enough TO barter
their blood for money, and agrce for IL
stipulated price to take lives Of limo.
cent unknown men ard women, arc
capable OF any infamy, AS they arc
being disclIGEeed, aud some of them
may attcInpt io loiler in the South, il
will DO well for our people to look alter
them /; and as they aIe not citizens, but
disbanded mercehariSs without coun
Try, without flag. to hasten TO their
own disgFaeed and native Gllorcs.'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

]. wErzEL Prop. BadiscRen Hof, certfes that half
bottle Ul MIShler's Herb Bitters cured his eldest
daughter of fever and agte. if
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

JAcop SHELTER Prop, Lancaster Tannery certihes
that he was cured OF Chronic Diarrlpa and iPlhx of
over six months stanuing by the use Of MiyhlerS
Herb Bitters.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24
Hard on tho ocraoy"-VsiS Fncto-
ries In Danger.


The New York HUdld has the fol
lowing Oh the working Of the new ex.
else law in til, city OF New York;
The low groggeries that exist IN
pestllcntal districts aud help to nurse
iinot TO rngcndcr epidcmics, will be
those most affected by tho now law -
These places ut present furnish tho
means oi livelihood to perhaps TWEEN.
~ thousand Of the most sh;illess class
OF our population. 1t becomes an in,
terestihg question, therefore, as 10 what
Will become of this number Of people
when thrown out Of their usual en-.
pIoyment 1t should also bc taken'in. .
TO consideration, that these places uro
the habllual haunts OF thousands Of
intcmpcratc and idle persons who will
become homeless after these deus arc
shut up. The Democratic politicians
OF the city have kept these places alive
by fostering them Tor the votes that
can DO obtained thercfrom. They have
been literally patent machines from
which voters are turned out to order.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

REGARDING the approaching trial OF
jeff, Davis, the Now York Tribune
perlinently says:
I'VE trust that his trial is soon to
take place, and that it will be conduct
ed 10 reflect honor ON American juriS
prudence and BIZ productive OF lasting
benefit tO the country To these ends
1t seems 10 us imperative that the press
should treat the matter cUnsidera.ely,
temperatcly, and with "a careful avoid
ance Of PARTISAN bitterness or person
al a;rimony. For it is not merely Jet
icrson Davis who is to be Iried ON thi:
occasion, but the American form o
government and Tho American people
fhe very gravcst questions OF Con
slitulionaI law are likely TO be raised
discussed, adjudicated."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-24

L. II. Guns, proprietor Lancaster Wooien Factory.
certi6os that Mshlers Herb Bitters have done HIM
more good than any medicine he has ever taken In
n snYnre nftnck of InnnInInRtorY Rheumatleln. NJ