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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-23

The course ofstudy consists ofsINGLE and DOU.
RLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING in Stock and Part.
nership sets, Wholesale and Retail merchandise,
Commission, Conn ound Company and Joint stock
Business, Banking Commercial Paper, Commercial
Law, Business Arithmetic, Practical PenDans lin &c
Alarge Hall is now fitted up for the feI0graphic
Departmentexclusyey where advantages wilibe se-
cured supeior to anything eiswhere IN the West tits
IN the care Ofan operator Of long experience and Of
the best reputtdn.f Having also the favor and pat
ronage of;he leadng Telegraph 0ficers Throughout
the West situations for graduates readily be Sc.
cured rr a.
The tuition fee is only about ONE.HALF thatusu-
ally charged in similar institutions; while the cheap.
nessof living. the numerous educational advantages
Of thepaee, and the par1tfe absence OF tempt
atlons to vice, are important considerations.
We de NOT GUARANTEE situations 10 our graduates
foriti II beyond the power Of any Commercial Col.
lege to get situatinns for all graduates, but we do
GUARANTEE ful and COMPLETE satisfaction to our stu.
dents. "a. "a ~ n te-
~RgMEMBER. that welare not "link'' in anybody's
chain, neither do we claim to 20 absurd thing as q
''patent" on systsm ofinstruction,
TER MS.
Tuition forthe Full Course, including Bust
ness Pennanship O0
neitsrapnc p on
BOln cotnhned A. 90
Teachers Course in Penmanshp ..... Is 90
To anv who have doubts conc ring where to 70 for
n Business Education. we say--ifyoa study one week
with u.s. and find we have deceived you by false rep
resentations ask for your tuition fee and it will be
refunded.
For further particulars, send for a Catalogue and
Circular. lJanlsth, ls6G-lyl
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-23
ERRORS OF YOUTH,

ERRORS OF YOUTH,
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner.
~ yous Debility, Premature Decay;and all the ef
ierng humanity, send free to all who need It, the re.
celpt and directions for making the simple remedy
by whIch nc was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers experience can do SO by address
insin perfect confidence, JOHNB. OGDEN,
Je' ZS'S mos.o No. 13 Chambers St, N. Y
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Board Of Examiners will meet in the upper
room ofthe County Offices, for the Examination OF
Teachers, on Saturday, tho 25th day OF
August.
The examination will begin precisely at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, and applicants will he received for examl.
nation after Ii o'clock.
Teachers will remember that they can get certiR-
Gates at 70 other time. and that they must be pre-.
pared to stand an exam nation in OTthogfaphy, Read.
ing, Penmanshlp, Arithmetic, Geography, English
Grammar, and Theory Of Teaching, according to the
following lules and regulations:
The character of the applicants examination will
he represented on scale ofOne to fen--one denot-
ing the lowest qualification, and ten the highest
-Four classes ofcertifcates will he granted, rs fol-.
lows: First class, valid "a months; second class,
valid Is months third class, valid IL months, fourth
class, valid months.
A satisfactory examination in the theory and prac
tice of teaching, and high degree Of success in
teachlng will also he dered IN determining the
class ofcnrtfcate TO be granted. No certificate will
he granted unless the apple mt passes an examina
ton in Gach branch Of study ro4nired By tdw.
Owing to n change IN the school Law all appl-
cantswl be required to pay fee of fifty cents, as
condition discrimination '-
n6-All applicants must come prepared with pre-.
paid envelope, properly addressed TO themselves
By order OF he Board
j. G. HARTZLER, Clerk.
lancaster, Aug. 2, lS6G-2w
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-23

RNo House is complete without a
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine.
T, b. BILLINcHURsT, Agt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-23
VALUABLE FARM
E aR -EA 10 "A La E1

DY nm order ol the Court Of Common Pleas, the
Dunderslgned has been directed to sell Mt private
sale, the farm onthe turnpike, sitmte 219 miles east
of Lancaster, knownAs the Frances Ann Albown
Farm Said farm consists Of 4 Oh 39-l0O acres and
well watercd and tlmhered, and 49, under a good
state Of improvements.
twill be Sold upon the terms OF one third orthe
purchase money in hand and the residue IN three
equal annual payments with interest at six per cont
payable annually tho deferred payments to be SO.
cured by mortgage on the promises, and the Sec
ond deferred payment by good personal security in
addition,
Persons desiring to purchase can call upon the un-
dersigned or Schleich, ESQ., the attorney, IN Lam
caster. w. L. RIGBY, Trustee
Lancaster, June Il, lsss.-H
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-23

Vfeeth beautifuIIy fiIled 20 as to
preserve them through life, at Won
BoNHoRsT's Dental Rooms. ia o.
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THE PLEASANT TOWNSHIP sem
MANY
PUTNAM FEMALE SRMIN Any
Miss S. L. CHAPMAN, Principal.

FTNHIS LONG EsTA BL1SHE led INSTITUTION hav.
ing been thoroughly repaired and furnished, will
be open for oarders and day scholars
ON Wednesday, September 10th.
The School has been placed in the hands of expe-
enced and successful Teachers and no labor will be
spared to make it equal to any IN the State.
Board per session of thirteen weeks, s,...S65 90
lultlOH from TO lbON
For further information apply to PRINCIPAL. Put
nam, Ohio, orto Rev ADDISON KINGSBURY,
President Board Of Trustees.
June Tth, 1866. Am
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-23

IT. &.
UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Fairfield county Union Central
Committee, as at present composed, is
as follows.
B. + Reihmund, Lancaster, Pres't.
Q. + Shaeffer, Sec'y.
G, G, Beck, su @"
George Hughes, Hooking tp.
A P. Ashbrook, Pleasant, &"
re Noah McNaughten, Richland
s. Beery, Rhshcrcek,
L. ID. McNaughten, Walnut
A. I. Mason, Liberty
l.. Pickering, Violet
John Snyder, Bloom j."
J. Abbott, Madison
Jacob Bollenbaugh, Amanda
Samuel Barr, Clearcreek a"
Henry Eckert Berne g"
Jonas Gibbony, Greenfield
A meeting of the Committee is call
ed at the office of @. f. Shaeffcr ESQ,
on Saturday, 25th inst. A full atten,
danceis desired, as business Of impor-
tance will Represented for considera-
tion.
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L. E. and W. A. DRAKE,

Principals Of the chirographic Department, In.
structors in Spencerian Penmanrhip-Pla
PRACTICAL and Urnlmental--Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Lettering, &c.
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s. s. oALKINs and c. P. GRIFFIN,
G. IL. POND,

Principal Of the Tc tgraphie Department, and In.
ing, Message Registration, Reports, &C., &c.
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sLOAN'S CONDlTION POWDER

Has the largest sale nf any Horse and Cattle Medicine
In this country II is composed " herbs aud roJts, aud
Tor ildnesS. safety certainty and thurougness stands
pre-cminenty at the head Of tie list of Horse aud
Cutie M,dicines.
II carries OF all gHs hhnors prevents horses from
becoming still or laundering ptrihts tho blood lonsens
the skin. aud gives ta smuOth unl glossy appearance
clrnSrs the water ah strengthens ereiy part Of the
body II Is also safe and certain remedy fr coughs
and colds which generate ~ many fatal Diseases.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-23

Prints from 10 to 90 cents; 1000 yards ofJaconet
Lawns at % cents. A very fine plain blue buff or
ange, pink and brown organdie Lawns from SO to O2
cents.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-23
5000 Yards Mozambiques 25 els

Twill also close out my stock of buff, pink, blue,
green, brown, plain and plaid French Gnghams and
Glngham Lawns, at reduced prices. 20u Summer
Shawls, from 81 80 to S5,D0; 20D Silk Basques and
Sacques. Of our own manufacture from FIVE dollars To-
twelve dollars; onrthoisand dollars worth of Mill.
merry Goods at half price.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-23
WAR! WAR BROAE OUT AGlIy

Being desirous ofclosng out my Spring and Sum.
mer stock ofDry Goods aud Millinery, positively by
the first Of September, viii offer great Inducements
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-11
Assembly.

oYrIcERs-Speaker. Hon James A. Banks !;
Speaker pro tenn, John G. James. Chief Clerk,
u. Z. Allen. Sergeant.Rt.Arms, II. p. Burnham.
OF Douglas Assistant Serseant.at-Arms, l.. L.
Demming, Of EsmsraldR Assistant Clerk, Mr..
williamson, Of Lander. Minute Clerk, Henry L.
Fish. ofwashoe. Enrolling Clerk. Philip Stoner.
Of Storey. EngroIsing Clerk. r. l.. Thomas, Of
Lander. Journal Clerk, W. f. Kennedy. Of Es
meraldn Copying Clerks, w. q. Gntes. Of
Churchill; and J. Z. Platter, Of Storey Chaplain.
Rev l. p Hale Of Ormsby,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-11
Opiuion. or the Pre,s.

"DR. DOHERTY Ia 4 skIllful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any Itatementshe naksu
to bis patients he is sure 10 fulhll That fact 10
one great cause Of bis eminent Succea In his pro-
frssion. II Is fortunate that among the many ad.
yertislng physicians there ID, one who can be de-
pended on."-Review.
DR. DOHERTY'S reputation NJ q physlcIan
Is u suficen, guarantee for the cure Of any case
he akes"-Chronlcle.
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic, specific and secret prac.
lice, and as such IL now the most successful OF
any ply sician In San Francisco. Free Press
"DR D0HERTY'S reputation Il second to no
other physician on tho eont In chronic and sps.
cldc practice. ce."-Mirror.
"DR. DOHERTY-Few men In the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the eond
denee Of the public In their skill and Judgment a.
he has."-Enqulrer. s ..'G"
"DR. D0HERTY ranks a. one Of our mos,
distinguished physicians, and also one Of the mos,
successful, which Is now the criterion by which
the medical practitioner IL Judged."-Echo.
DIR D0HERTY enjoys a more eItensivs
practice than any physician In this state."-ET'
press. T1aa = 'H#....# ... .....
Address, w.K. DoHERTY. MD.
lHnl SIN ' iN ..HH San Francisco, Cal.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE

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Our Facilities for tho Execution Of
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-11

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
Il CO by Boat at P. NJ, will take the Cars al
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. ~, for tho
Lake Bgler Route. will change TO Stages at
Shingle Springs. For Donner Lake Route, at
Colfax Station; arriving in Virginia, by both
Lines in 30 hours from San Francisco.
- yr--E-- ~ n.xli~hs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. TOE K Il ~

DXPERIESCE Is or FORTY YEARS STAND
Il Ing aud during that time has met with unpar-
eled success In the treatment OF all those diseases
generally known ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-11
HAPPINESS OR MISERYf
That In the Question!

ry,HE pRopRfEToRs OF THE PACIFIC
Museum Of Anatomy and Science +" have de.
termIned, regardless Of expenss, 70 issue FREE
(for tho benefit Of suffering humanity. four Of
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tions: Nervous Debility, Premnture Decline OF
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EyTl, and those nalndios that result from youth.
full follies oxcesses OF maturity, or ignorance OF
PhysIology and Natures Laws 20
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of enlightcning and saving Thousands, and Will be
forwarded FREE on receipt Of Twenty five
Gents In postage stamps. by addressing "Seere.
tary Pacific Museum OF Anatomy and Science. at
the Eureka Thestcr. Montgomery street. San
Francisco" Letters TO DO sent through Wells.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12
TEXAS ITEMS

About n vssk ago. nan w ito hams n
Fletcher Tiylor. VIZ arrested in leuel'.h'
W. he miliiafy. on the statement ~ hlhla'
VII NJ y Me- BATE. Nhp charged him WIN
Layinr murdered his brother, ln hraysnh
county. La the year 1903. Taylor Wn'
brought 10 Ibis place and turned g''' ',
the civil authorities. llrsubsequehtly 'us'
out writ NJ hnbeas corpus before lulfe
J. u. williamson, who required hin ~ give
bond in the sum Of five thousand dollars
for his appearance before the district Court
of Grayson county. On Tuesday night he
succeeded In making his escape from the
sheriff. We are not advised Of the Par'le-
ulars.- MmshaH Republican,
We reckon that We must now be the
freeist and happest people In all ehris'en'
dom. For the first time in 1--WE long years
have our streets been clear OF the presence
ofsoldlcrs and bayonets, Glory halleluJah'
tue dark clouds OF military despotism are
dispersng-JcgtrSOn JimPiscute 2ih'
We learn that u distressing accident oe'
CURED ut Linden on the llth insti resulting
in the dca h Of Mr.. II, l., Miles, by tue ae-
cllcntal discharge Of II pistol in the hands
Of another persou.-ibd,
Rev. A. l.. Ilny wishes US to inform the
people as far as our paper extends, that AZ
proposals for transporting the mails ana
applications for Post Masters or Post Mis-
trcsses will be made 10 the Post Master
General, at Washington, As some OF those
proposals and applications made to him
were informal, Mr., Hay wishes all to DO
made out again, that there may be no lail-
ure.--JcDtGSon Bulletin.
Business dull decidedly dull, Two bales
of cotton have arrived this week, that we
know ,f The fact is, Jefferson is nearly
isolated by reason OF the floods of water
which girt her IN. The weather is now
sunny, and now wet but, without doubt,
much more wet than sunny. TRAINS dogs
and cats every day or two.-I6td
We have change of the above program
mo in this region. 1t rains tadpoies instead
of "dogs and cats"
The affinity News represents Palestine
to be in nourishing condition-ten stores
with all the necessary Accomplishments to
make it business place.
gentleman in town suggests that Bill
Apps "incurable cussin" man has been
found near this place. Hehas all his "yials
charged and ready for work. Make your
pass, William TRULY News.
SAD AccrDEST.-Two sons of Mr.. Moss,
living near Ladonia. were out hunting tur-
keys few days ago and were running
through the brush, one in advance Of the
other, and the gun of the one in the rear,
which he was trailing, caught limb and
discharged, the contents passing through
the body af the one in front, killing him
almost .instantly.-Parts Press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12
From the State Gazette.
Protest.

After the passage of the ordinance
providing for division of the State;
Mr.. Bumpass of Collin county, asked
permission to file the following pro-
test.
protest in positive terms against
an; and all measures, looking to a
division, either now or hereafter, of
the great State Of Texas against
giving the people of any portion of
the State the power of doing the
same. / declare that, in my judg-
mont, nothing is more suicidal, moth
ing more dangerous, nothing more
disastrous to the people of this State,
and the people Of the great South
West, than the adoption of this un-
called for and unholy measure.
It will weaken the influence of
the South West in our National Leg
islature,a Gf our brethren of the
North are ever forgiving enough to
allow Us our representation there
II will create small States, antagon-
istic TO each other perhaps, instead
ofpresenting an unbroken front in
opposition to any measure calculated
TO injure the interest of the South
Western portion Of this great Amer
lean republic. 1t will estrange the
interest Of persons who, above all
others, should be friends; it will,
while it may increase the number of
Senators in the United States SEN
ate, weaken their influence. by eau
sing their interests to clash.
protest against it, because the
signs Of the times indicate that we
are on the very verge of important
events, which may terminate forever
the existence Of civil and religious
liberty on this American continent.
or that il may be lost for q long time
amidst the ruins caused BY a mill
tsry despotism; and then, If Texas
shall have remained united, il WiH
have territory sufficient, it noy have
population great enough 10 seize
once more the old Star Of Texas,
and raise Il above the common ruin
~ which Il rnsy be surrounded, OF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

The New Orleans Correspondent Of the
Houston Telegraph says:
1t is reported here that General Robert
L. Lee will soon be here on his way to Tex
as, for the purpose Of canvassing that State
for subscriptions to the Virginia Military
College, of which he has been elected Presi-
dent. The noble chieltain will no doubt be
eminently successful in his trip to tie Lone
Star State.
Gen. G. T. Beauregard, the Chevalier
Bayard of the South, has been elected Pres
ident of the New Orleans, Jackson Great
Northern Railroad. S. S. Williams is the
General Superintendent, and b. ii. Green
the Chief Engineer. The Board of Direc-
tors is now fully organized.
Admiral Semmes arrived at Mobile on
the 18th ult. lie is quite poor and is to de-
vote his attention to the practice of the law
in that city, in order to make living.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

EsS'A correspondent Of the Houston Tel
egrarh, writing from BRENNAN, Washing
ton county, under date of April 23d, says
While the Court was in session, the cti-
rens being necessarily drawn together at
the county seat, resolved themselves into q
grand mass meeting one after noon, and ex-
pressed very emphatic endorsement of the
Conservative Union ticket, headed by Gen.
Throckmorton. The proceedings of that
meeting as published in the Southern Week
ly Banner, you have already noticed. 1
will only add that it comprised fair rep
resentation of the talent and responsibility
of the county, and was fully competent to
express the views and feelings of this Sec
ton upon the points discussed.
The Conservative ticket is composed of
good men and will be voted for here, almost
unanimously, if the gentlemen suggested
consent to the use of their names in that
connection.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

The Galveston Civilian discusses the
qualifications Of each of the conservative
candidates for the Supreme Court Bench
thinks them all the best selections that
could be made 10 the State. Of Mr.. Coke,
who is probably the least known over tho
State generally, the editor says:
"Richard Coke, of Waco, has been re-
gardcd for years as one of the ablest and
most upright lawyers of his section of the
State, and gentleman of the greatest
weight of personal character He is the
present Judge of the district in which he
resides, and an anecdote is current in re-
gard to his appointment, which, if true, is
creditable to Gov. Hamilton and to him.
Tho story goes that urgent recommends
tons were pressed on the Governor of sew
eral aspirans on the ground Of their poll
tics, unionism, &C.. but strong objections
were also made, or were known to him in
each case. At length the Governor solved
the difficulty and said, ~ am to appoint q
Judge, and if cannot get one qualified,
whose political antecedents suit me, will
tender the Office to the lawyer that will
make the best Judge in the District-RIcu-
ARD COKE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

The Steamship Harlan brought over yes
teday portion Of IT, 17th Regiment Reg
aiAr Infantry, comprising six companies
ihe Two other companies Of SANE regiment
are expected from New Orleans 70 day or
to-morr0E With Gen Sheridan. This regi-
Hent came direct from Nsv York. by water,
few daTs ego A portion, or perhaps the
Whole regiment, may encar1p On tlis Island.
However. IL il not yet kn0vn. oerfainlT,
vhs; dispsns,tiDDm ma be made - it.-GaL
Mrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12
WANTED.

WYE want irst-rate Cabinet workman, TO whOir
w will give constant employment and pay
good woges. None but a No. workman need aP
ply. c. g. IF. NEWTON'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

Senator Lane, of Kansas, referring to
the election in Connecticut, said "one more
victory like that would ruin the Republican
party. 1t was the first scratch Of the hand
Writinp on the WALTZ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

ma de brave defenders of tho Alt.
ma. 90 down defending fosas ns "
WIS feSas ~ II u, aud ~, u pray
a. Godj II mayalways be- Hai'riisd,
uadiicrcd and mrhdRgd ! wish
Toxas to remain the great Territori.
nj State she IL, that In future day,
II the worst must come, and amid u
conflict for power between parties
| fcar now organizing both North
aud South, American liberty should
be lost, that Texas, located far 70
the South West, united rs she should
be, may furnish u nucleus, around
which may rally the lovers OF iree
and republican government, or ilr-
nish sepulchers for the last who de-
sire to perpetuate the boon.
BUMPASS, OF Collin,
NJ. Il. JOHNSON.
We protest too against tho way
and manner this measure has been
carried. In this that under the
rules of this Convention, il required
majority of four fflhs Of the mem
bers to suspend the rules, and, on
this. motion as many rs halfa dozen
members called, in loud tono OF
voice, for the ayes and nays, which
call was disrcgardei by tho Prcsi-
dent presiding, and the vote taken
and proclaimed by him, us carried
by the sound; and further, because
when the vote was taken for tho
final passage, it was found that a
quorum was not voting, when men,
bers were sent for by the President
presiding, and required to vote
without leave of the Convention,
John X. Bumpass, Wells Thompson
John Hancock, f, A, Hill,
j. X. p. Record, II, Hart,
VIM. r. Anderson, j, w. Whitfield,
Orian Drake, A. M. Gentry.