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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-16
Aug. 18th, 1866.

EDIroR TURNING FARMER,-We are
informed that Chas. Roland, Esq, late
ly editor of the Ohio Eagle, of this
city, has purchased the Shoemaker
farm, in Walnut township, at the fig
ure of $4,000. This. speaks well tor
the prosperity of Mr.. R s editorial ca
reer. In case he personally launches
into agricultural pursuits, we hope
that prosperity may continue to wal
uponihis lubors; and that his docks
his herds, and his green backs, may
increase and multiply faster than dem
ocra.s ever did under his politica
teachings,
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Mcssrs. outcalt &-stropel.

The claims of the establishment oi
this firm upon the patronage of the
public are worthy Of being constantly
kept before the people Their well
stocked ware-rooms. displaying thu
finest of cabinet work, chairs, &c, and
their unequalled stock of metallic buri
al cases and facilities in the undertak
ing line, should not be overlooked by
any who are interested therein. The
new fruit drying apparatus, too, sole
by these gentlemen, is justly ereatins
a fuore among fruit growers, and thu
sales are lively. Look in, and supply
your wan IS at this homo concern.
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Especial -

1t is undoubtedly a fact, as will be
admitted by all, that the Cash System
is the only basis by which business
can be conducted and be at all remu.
nerative with small profits, as all per-
sons are aware that merchandise of all
kinds can be sold much cheaper for cash
than on credit, and no merchant who
does a credit business can compete in
prices with those who sell for cash, and
do himself justice, as there are always
great many losses by bad debts
which must be sustained by large prof.
It's, otherwise it don't pay and the
the result is, the consumer who pur-
chases of a house that does credit
business and pays for his goods, helps
to make up the loss made by those who
have not paid, and also sustains the
very heavy expense attending, such as
she salary of an experienced book
keeper, the cost Of collecting and the
interest on the money Invested in out
standing accounts, &c, all of which
comes off the consumer in large profits
paid on his goods Now II is reasona,
BILE to suppose that all this extra profit
can be saved by trading at an exclu-
sive cash house where all this expense
is avoided, as the goods can certainly
be afforded at profit of from 10 to
Is per cent. less than those sold on
credit, and be far more remunerative
to the dealer. A great many persons
claim to do a cash business who do
not (strictly) as they sell to some on
credit and refuse others, We do not
We sell for cash only, or its equivalent
and credit none, which enables us tc
carry out the cash system strictly anG
without partiality, by which we hope
we will not cause any i'll feelings a
mong our customers, and have adopt
cd the rule that all goods must be pad
for on deliUery.
we we're compelled to resort to this
rule in consequence of many persons
getting goods expecting to have them
charged, not knowing that we do not
keep any account DOCKS, ana also 10
prevent the. accumulation of petty or
memorandum accounts which are not
only very troublesome, but often cause
mistakes and great dissatisfaction a
mong customers.
We will always keep large and at
tractive stock of fashionable and use
full Dry Goods, Shoes, &C., and will be
happy to show them at all times,
whether persons wish to purchase or
not, and will endeavor to accommodate
all if possible, but will adhere strictly
to the cash system.
DOUGLASS & COLES,
(Andrew Reid's old Stand,)
Lancaster, Ohio.
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NEW DEALER IN SEWING MACHINES
The attention of the reader is direct.
ed to the addition to the advertisement
.of P. Rising, at the head Of the broad
column, presenting a new candidate
for public favorin the Sewing Machine
line. Those acquainted with Mr. Ri
sing do not need to be assured thai
his judgement may be depended on in
the. recommendation of a machine o.
this kind.
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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 aud Joint Stock
Business Banking, Commercial Paper, Commercial
Law, Business Arithmetic, Practical PeDmanshlI, &C
large Hall is now fitted up for the Telegraphlc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS advantages VIII De Sc
cured supeior to anything elswhere nthe West II Is
in the care of an operator of long experience and oil
the best reputation Having also the favor and pat
ronage of;he leading Telegraph throughout
the West situations for graduates can readily be Sc
cured.
The tuition fee is only about NE-HALF thatusu-
Ally charged insmar institutions; while the cheap
ness Of living the numerous educational advantages
Of the place. and the comparative absence oftempt-
atoms to vice are important considerations.
We de NOT GUARANTEE situations to our graduates,
for It Is beyond the power Of any Commercial Col
lege to get situations for all graduates, but we do
GUARANTEE full and COMPLETE satisfaction to our stu
dents. ,..
REMEMBER, that we are not "link' in anybody's
chain neither do we claim to so absurd thing as a
'.patent' on a systsm ofinstruction,
TER MS.
Tuition forthe Full Course, including BusiA
ness Penmanshp w
Tcegraphic Course.....'' ''''' ''''' =, w wy
Roth combined 80 Wy
Teachers Course in Penmap Ship. 10 W
To anv.who have doubts conc ring where to 90 for
Business Education, we say-ifyou study nne week
with u.s. and find have deceived you by false rep
resentations ask for your tuition fee, anditwill be
refunded
For further particulars, send for Catalogue and
Circular. lJanleth' leoO-lSI :tf'}
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UIt is represented that hucksters
and peddlers, for the sake of buying
from and selling to the country people
70 advantage, are deluding them with
mischievons stories of the prevalence
of cholera in this city. There is not
the slightest necessity for people al
lowing themselves to be fooled in this
way. Our Board Of Health will most
undoubtedly keep the public fully ad'
yised as to the condition Of the health
OF the city. " s
There is no cholera here yet.
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There is no cholera here yet.
The GAZETTE OFFICE REMEMI

The GAZETTE OFFICE REMEMBER.
Ep.- Within Q few days our estab-
lishment has been regaled by basket
of delicious apples, sent in by the
kindnsss Of Mrs Joshua Clarke.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Young. Of Bush
creek township, also deposited on our
table, o few days since, generous lot
of the same fine fruit.
We can give the assurance that we
entertain no suspicious of cholera-pro.
ducipg designs on the part of those
serving us in this way. On the con-
trarY, tho fact is-we rather like il.
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PLEASANT TIP. SEMlNARY.-By refer.
ence to notice in advertising columns
1t will be seen that Mr.. John Williams
long known in this city as capable
earnest and faithful Instructor, has ia.
ken charge of tho Institution named
above, as Principal. This announce
ment, it is believed, will give renew
ed impulse to the prosperity of the
Seminary.
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MARIE ID.

MILLER-TANNA-On the 9th day of Aug, 1866,
byS. D. Radebaugh, Esq, Mr.. Henry NJ Miller and
Miss Mary N. Hanna, both of Greenfield township, in
Fairfield county, Ohio.
LAWRENCE-HOLLEN- 7th, 1866, by Rev.
b. N. Srahr a his residence, Mr. james Lawrence
of Canal Winchester, and Mrs. Sarah Holfen, ofOak
land.
FRIEND-MONLUX--on the 9TH inst, by Rev. ]
F. Reinmund Mr. Florus M. Friend and Miss NJ ollie
fE. Monlux, both ofthis city.
MYERS-ARNoLD-July Goth, lsO6, by Rev. j. F.
Reinmund, Mr. David F NJ. Myers and Miss Rachel
j. Arnold, both OF this county. r
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APoLocY,-By miscountin in prepar-
ing the paper for our edition last week,
or from some other cause, it fell short
.ofthe number required to supply our
subscribers and all our exchanges
Those of the latter who failed to re-
ceive the Gazette of last week, will un-
derstand the cansc Of the omission and
please excuse it.
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y
The death of Miss JENNIE EBRIGnT,
which took place on Thursday last, was
an event which cast an unusual cloud
of sadness overthe hearts of the youth
full portion Of this community. Taken
as she was, in the dawning bloom of
young womanhood, from the circle to
which she had been endearcd by her
many agreeable qualities of character
and person, the void created by the sad
stroke will be long in closing. We
were acquainted with JENNlE-and in
common with all, old and young, by
whom she was known and beloved, we
pay the involuntary tribute of mourn
full regret at her unlimeIy taking off
A truly affecting experience has been
that of the widowed mother for q few
years past The loss Of brother and
husband in the terrible war-of q
little sop by shocking casualty at heI
very door--and now of the edor of two
remaining daughters by fell disease
would seem to be an accum ulation o.
sorrows sumciont to test tho utmOS
limit of human fortitude. She has the
sympathies of all.
The funeral sermon was preached OF
Sunday last. by Rev. ]. W, White, o
Royalton. II was most appropriate
and impressive discourse.
/, JENNIEs earthly remains repose il
the cemetery of the Methodist Episco
pal Church.
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W-Nothing. is more TO be desired
than good appetite, and to have the
food digest well, the stomach and bow.
els in perfect order, which renders good
health certain and enduring. When
the appetite fails, the stomach is sour
and foul, the bowels in an abnormal
condition, take Goes Dyspepsia Cure
at once. 1t is most excellent medi-
cine, gives great satisfaction and is
sure in its results wherever taken ac-
cordipg 10 directions. We bid our
friends try it with confidence.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-16

Go to Butch's for any thing in the
jewelry line-in the Book St1re with
A. Brenneman. -2w
BOYS, Look Our!-Ono OF a lot of
lads clustered upon watermelon
wagon on Main street yesterday, hav-
ing managed to conceal one of the
"cholera bomb shells nhdei his coat
tail, got down from his perch and ''lit
out Being observed, however, an
outcry was raised, and the Marshal,
who was at hand, made chase, over.
hauled the delinquent and marched
him to the calaboose. The shell was
dropped in the race, and exploded
but with no disastrous consequences.
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ne. We are requested to state chat
the Council of Nine oftho II. V. Hor-
ticultural Society will meet for consul
tation at the City Council Room, at 10
O'clock A. M, on Saturday the 25th
inst, the day Of the next meeting of
the Society.
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The finest OF apples and melons arc
daily offered in our streets, in great
profusion, and at low rates. The de-
mand for them appears to be by no
means brisk.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-16
THE PLEASANT TOWNSHIP SEMI
NARY.

A Tthe solicitation of the proprietors the under
a signed has consented to take charge OF the above
nanled Institution. . ,..., ~
The several sessions and rates OF tuition for the
The Fall session, commencing August 81, and con-
Timing 10 weeks Tuition So
/ The Winter, session commencing November l9,and
continuing 10 weeks. Tuition SILL,
rheSprInp session, commencing February 10, and
continuing I2weelts. Tuition SS -
PAYMENT in advance will be expected. NO deduc-
ton for absence, except IN case Of protrai'eo sSh
nees No pupl received for a less perod than ses-
sion, or for the unexpred portion Of the current ses
sion. JVnN hAhbAAt1S'
August 1e, 1s6e-3W ha4'n &
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:. MILLINERY GooDs.-We direct the
attention of our readers to the adver-
tisement of Devou & Co, Their. house
is one OF the oldest and most reliable
in Cincinnati.
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UNION oENrHAL CoMmIrTEn.

UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Fairfield county Union Central
Committee, as at present composed, is
as follows.
B. r. Roinmund, Lancaster, Pres't
@. +, Shaeffer, Secy.
G. G. Beck,
George Hughes, Hooking tp.
IA p. Ashbrook, Pleasant, !"
Noah McNaughten, Richland "
S. Becry, RushcrceIs; /"
T. D. McNaughten, Walnut +"
A. Il. Mason, Liberty /"
Il. Pickering, Violet 4"
John Snyder, Bloom 4"
]. Abbott, Madison
Jacob BoIlenbaugh, Amanda
Samuel Barr, Clearcreek
Henry Eckert, Berne
Jonas Gibbony, Greenfield
A meeting of the Committee is call
ed at the office Of G. F. Shaeffcr Esq,
on Saturday, 25th inst. A full atten-
danceis desired, as business of impor-
tancc will be presented for considera-
tion.
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A fatal case Of cholera occurred at
Delaware, fey days since. The VIC
tim was stranger and was found
sick, in Railroad freight car.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-16

CHOLERA In VINroN Co.-The "a
Ieski Herald has nm obituary notice
of Capt. Henry S, Hamilton, late of the
I'd Va Vol Cavalry, who died at the
KaIec House McArthur, on the 4th
inst
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SOMETHING IMPORTANT.

Photographs for two Dollarss6O TwenA
tV-fiye mt per dozen, executed ut short not lce
and in the best style desred, theyswlllbe be sent by
mail, postage pad, Call at the rooms over SoounIs $
Drua Store, Oh Center AHey, and examine my hne
specimens before ordering pictures elsewhere, and
be convinced lhtl can SUIT you both in price ana
artistic work. wellas any operator IN thls seeton.
II good work hnd low prices are wanted leonhdeh1y
EXPECT liberal share ofthe public patronage;
Lancaster, Aug. o. leSG.--ly o. W. bohAh'
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New styles Of jeweiry at Butchs.-
Particular attention paid to the repair
ingof watches, clocks and jewelry.--2w
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-16

The Bucyrus Journal, a Union pa
per of excellent typographical and
business appearance, is offered for sale.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-16

pTA Mrs. Mcpherson, just from
Cincinnati, died near Circleville on
Sunday last, of cholera.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-16

16SLet all citizens heed the "chol-
era advice given by the City Board
Of Health In nnothef column of this
paper.
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ERRnRS DE YOUTH,

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner-
~ vous Debility, Premature Decay and all the ef-
ects of youthful indisereton, will for the sake Of suf-
erng humanity, send free to all who need II, the re-
ceipt and directions for making the simple remedy
by which lie was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers experience, do so by address
ing perfect confidence, JOHNB. OGDEN,
Ie 28-3 moss No. IS Chambers st N, Y.
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By request of the Fairfield County
Teachers Institute, now in session
Prof. w. e. Crosby, of Cincinnati will
deliver lecture, in the City Hall, this
CThursday) Evening, Aug. 10th, on the
following subject: The Relation o
Education To skillful Industry and the
Manual Arts" The friends of educa
ton and tho citizens generally are in
vited to attend.
j. HARTzLER,
J. II. THOMPSON, Elk. Com
j. F. REINMUND,
Aug. 18th, 1866,
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@L. G Butch has removed his
Watch, Clock, Jcwolry and Repairing
Establishment from A. Brenneman's
Book Store, into the Hat Store Room
of Mr.. Geo. w. Brock, north side Of
Main street Give him a'call at his
new Quarters.
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ALE. BURxETT ComIAG,


This world renowned mimic and
unrivalled elocutionist announces one
of his unique entertainments to be
given at the City Hall on Monday
evening next, the goth inst. Just
what is needed at this sombre time TO
sweep the cob-webs of dull care from
the soul, and fortify the system against
the assaults of threatening pestilence.
Mr., Burnett will be assisted by Miss
HELRN NASH, a charming recitationist
and comedienne, and the meIange of
good things offered by the duo OF com.
bined talent is Of inimitable variety
and attractivencss.
See programmes and posters and
go, every body, and lay in month s
stock of health promoting laugh.
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Mr.. HartzIer and his Pupils -Prsssnta-
tIon CorresPondence.

The subjoined correspondence fur
nishcs gratifying evidence of the agree.
able relations which have subsistod be-
tween pupils and prcccptor, in the in
stance therein referred 10. The class
whose names are signed to the note Of
presentation, united in the gift 20 Mr..
Hartzler, Of d testimonial of their es.
TEEN for him personally, and their
appreciation of his merits as an in
structor, in the form of a fine breast.
pin. Mr., H., we understand, leaves
this city in about two weeks, for u
more extended field of educational la
Dor, at Gallon, Crawford county, where
he takes the position of Principal Of
the Union Schools.
Mr.. ]. c. BARrzLER;
Accept our sincere and fervent
thanks for your kind efforts in our behalf We, as
your class, have joined together. to make you the
closed present, a token ofour love and friendship
for you and pray most sincerely God to bless you IN
your future labor. We shall ever hail your arrival in
our city with pleasure, and rejoice to acknowledge
youas our teacher and friend. Accept this, them with
the wish, that wherever you go. God may be with
you. DonA WAcHIER, sALLIB PEA RICE
ITALIA SPRINGER, DELLA KYNER,
LIDA WRI0Hr, L. W. TUssIYO,
LIN. SMITH, L. HARrzLER.
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L. E. and W. A. DRAKE,

Principals of the Chirographic Department, In
structors in Spencerlan Penmanship-Plain,
Practical and Urnamental-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Lettering, &c.
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s~Gon, Garfield is to be at the Ath'
ems Barbacpe.
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S. S. CALKINS and C. P. GRIFFIN
c. II. POND,

Principal of the Tc cgraphic Department, and In
structorin Practical and Theoretical Telegraph
ing, Message Registration, Reports, de-, &c.
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