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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02
Caution TO the Unfortunate.

Beware ofthc San Francisco quacks and pretend
rus who, with bogus sworn-to certificates, dupe the
nnwary. Some Of the self-stylcd doctors, whose
pane are TO be found in the daily and weekly news
anne too lazy TO work at their trades. Some are
nsmiths, shoemakcrs, newspaper CARRIES, intelli-
gcnce Office keepers, etc. Look over the San Fran
cisco Directory and yoS viii find their Medical In
nations in it. Look At the Directory for 1862 and
1858. The only way to avoid imposition Is to make
inquiry-it viii cost you nothing and may seve you
many regrets; for, a. advertising physicians in
eight cases out Of ten bogus there IL NO safety
in trusting any Of them until you know who and
what they are. Doctor 6ibbon does not deceive
people by exhibiting bogus titles, certificates. pro.
tended patients letters, ctc. Doctor 0ibbon v
his ability 10 treat diseases that he proposes to.
Consultations FREE. nor 10
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal Emissions. the consequence Of self
abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual
indulgence, is prscticed by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing,
with unering certainty, the following train Of
morbid SYMPTOMS, unless c0mbatted by scitn-
tiic medical measures, viz: Sallow counte-
nance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head, ringing In the ears, noise like the rust
ling Of leaves and rattling of chariots, uneas
mess about the loins, weakness Of the mbs,
confused vision, blunted intellect loss Of con-
fidcnce, difiidence in approaching strangers, q
dislike to form new acquaintance, DISPOSE
ton to shun society, loss Of memory, hectic
hushcs; pimples various corruption about the
face, furred TONGUE, feted breath, coughs, con.
sumption, night sweats, monomania and fire.
quent insanity. If relief be not obtained,
should apply Immediately, either in person or
by letter, and have cure effected by his new
and scientific mode Of treating this disease,
which never fails of efIecting quick aud rad
cal cure. DR.. G. will give One Hundred Dol
lars to any person who will prove satisfactorily
to him that he was cured of this complaint by
either of the San Francisco quacks.
DOCTOR GIBBON is responsible, and will give
to each patient written instrument, binding him
selfto effect radical and permanent cure or make
no charge.
Persons at a distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing letter to Doctor Gibbon,
stating case, symptoms length Of time the disease
has continued, and have medicines promptly for
wardcd free from damage and curiosity, to any
part ofthe country, with full and plain directions
for use, for Ten Dollars, sent in registed letter.
or through Wells, Fargo Co.
Address DIR. J. F. GlBDON, 6l7 Keaney street,
near Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Box
252. Consultation Free.
Prevention Better than Cure.
The newly invented Patent French Safe, a sure
Preventative against Diseases and Pregnancy, sent
by mail. Price w. Address DIR. J. F. GIBBON,
6l7 Kearncy St., near Commercial, San Francis.
CO. Post Office Box PSF. rl.} bit st.
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inquiry, or you may fall into the hands Of those
charlatanG.
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Sept. II, 1864. 45:tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-25
TEMPERANCE MEETING.


There will be a meeting Of "Our
Temperance Association" at the City
Hall, on Saturday Evening, Jan. 9th,
1866. Every person is cordially in
vitcd to be present.
The following resolution will be
considered and discussed. The discus.
sion will be open for all whether mem l.
bers of the society or not.
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS, Tho good which will ac-
crue to society and ourselves from
"Our Temperance Organization" de.
ponds, in great measure, upon the sue
cess of tho Organization, it, therefore,
becomes our duty as members of soci.
ety-and Of this organization firmly,
prudently and fearfully to uso every
effort to remove those obstacles which
will retard or prevent the success of
the organization. Therefore,
ResolUed, That after the 1st day Of
April next, this organization will not
tolerate the sale, in this city and vi
cinity, of intoxicating drinks in viola.
tion OF law. That after the above date,
the organization will CAUSE all houses
engaged in the unlawful sale, in this
city and vicinity, of intoxicating
drinks-to be prosecuted, and punish,
ed to the full extent of the law.
By Order.
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Additional Bounty
TO
S % &sD8& RS
DRoPOsITIoNs ARE wow BEFORE

| DROPOSITI0NS ARE NOW BEFORE
Il Congress and the Ohio legislature to give,
LIST. 500 Bounty to every soldier who did not
receive that amount and was honorably disc harged
before he served two years, for disability or because
services were longer required, or for promo
ton.
I'd. S@OO additional Bounty TO every soldier who
enlisted PRIOR to December 9th, 1868, who served
three years and received but 500.
3d. 500 Bounty to every soldier who re.enlsted
as veteran and has not received local bounty.
9Th. Three months Extra Pay to every soldier
who was taken as Prisoner of War by the Rebels
9Th. 100 Acres OF land to every soldier who
volunteered in the late war; and was honorably dis
charged.
9th. To the hoirs Of soldiers who died in the ser
vice, the same bounty which the soldier II alive,
would be entitled to under the present pr positions
No Law has yet been passed by the present Con-
gress Legislature in relation to Additional Bounty
T. w. TALLMADGE, Authorised Military Claim.
Agent Columbus, Ohio, offers his services to assist
soldiers in having such laws passeda as will give them
the Bounty, Extra Pay, and Land as proposed, and
the laws are passed, to collect whhtIs due 10 each
or with his Agent, B. F. REINMUND, Lancaster, O. !
SEND YOUR DISCHARGES IMMEDIATELY to
T. W. TALLMADGE, Columbus, Ohio. He will file
your application at the proper place that such laws
may be enacted and as soon as the laws are passed.
his Agent at Washington City will demand the
Bounty.
Discharges will be recepted fot promptly. lie
will be responsible for their safe return, and that no
improper use be made of them,
No charge made unless successful, and but reas.
enable fec ifcolleetons are made.
ostlio.. - v AryyxprN ,t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-25

GEo. b. SMITH jr., has, in connection
with his large and well assorted stock
of Jewelry, Watches, Clocks &co the
Florence Sewing Machine, said to be
the best machine extant. It makes
four distinct stitches--feeds the work
either way--sews thin and heavy
goods without change of tension--will
gather and sew on at the same time.
Is strong and simple in construction,
easily understood, it will do agroater
range of work with less trouble and
change than any other Machine. Ev-
cry Machine Warranted. See Adver.
tisement.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-25
THE PLEDGE.

The Constitution of the Temperance
Association and the names of those
who signed the pledge, will be found
on our first page. The list is extcn-
sive, and the movement is doing much
good. We would suggest to the sign.
'ors of the pledge that revenue stamp
is not necessary to make the pledge
valid and binding. We notice that a
Boston merchant, who had signed the
temperancepledgc, continued to drink,
contending that the document signed
was not valid without stamp.
ut needs one thing more to make the
temperance movement complete
success, The liquor law should be ex-
ecuted TO the letter. We notice that
lately the extreme penalty of the law
was enforced against thirty promi-
nent liquor sellers in the city Of Cleve-
land. The same might be douo else
where, ifthose who have sons going
to ruin would combine, and have the
resolution to see tho law executed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-25
NEW ART OF PAINTING.

Professor chenOwsth, is teaching
thenew art Of painting mentioned be-
low. He will be found at Room 20
TRllmadge House.
This gentleman visited our city, q
a few days since, with anew and use.
ful art Of changing Photographs and
lithographs. into OIL paintings on glass.
We had an opportunity of witnessing
his system OF operation, and must
confess our surprise at the simple
plan made use. of in producing SO ex.
cellent picture. He informed us
that he alone is the originator, and
that he has met with universal sue.
cess in the enterprise wherever he has
gone. The paintings he produces un-
der this system are unexceptionablo
and deserving of the highest encomi-
ums. He teaches the art alta very
low fgure-putting it within the
reach of the most humble in life. 1t is
SO simple that it requires but an hours
instruction to obtain a thorough
knowledge of this art, and is attend.
ed with but small expense in purcha-
sing material.
We recommend those who desire to
obtain knowledge Of this new sys.
tenn of producing beautiful paintings
to call on him at the Tallmadge House.
-Mjlioaukie Sentinel.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-25

To George FISHER and Elizabeth Fisher his wife
Sarah Hart and Elijah Potner, of MAMA county,
Indiana, and Conrad G. Plotner Of Adams comfy
Illinois.
You will take notice that on January cath, 1866
Jacob Plother, Anna Shaeffer and Mary Morehaft
filed in the office the Clerk Of the Court of Com.
mon'Pleas OF Fairfield connty0, their petition setting
orth that they, Except the sad George Fsherl with
the said plantS, and others In said petition named
are each seized in fee and have legal right TO one
undivided 9th part Of the following lands situate in
said Fairfield county, to.wlt: -- ...I 7. -
part Of south west quarter Of section H. township
H. range 20, Of land subject 10 sale at Chilicothe
beginning north west corner of said auarter section.
thence east 20 chains, 70 links to post thence south
l9chains and AZ links 10 post; 20 chains
and "a links to post, on the boundary Of said quar-
teri thence north with said boundary line 10 ohaina
and Is links to the place Of beginning, containing 10
acres more or lees. "a ~ -. i.
Also 90 acres ofland off the north end Of the south
east quarter ofsection TO- township IA, range 90 of
lands subject to sale at Chlllicothe and being more
fully described by stone corner on tho north and
south line 4Sh rods from tho north east corner Of
said quarter and from thence by line due west TO
another stone on the north and southline on
thewestside of said quarter section.
Also, 60 Acres OF Land, to be taken of the East
side Of the Southwest Quarter Of Section 10, Town
ship ~ Of Range 2os according TO survey, made BY
Jonathan Flattery County Surveyor the year 1885
towhch reference is made for greater certainty Of
Said petition also ses forth that the defendant Ham
y Morehsrt and Henry r. Raller Administrator OF
Conrad Plotner deceased, and LGeorge Hunter and
John Y. oyle0 claim same interest IN said Conrad
G.Ponsrs part Of SAID lands because OF attach.
The prayer ofsAid petition is that partition may be
had said lands, or that ifthe same viii rot divide
without injury, that such other proceedings NAV be
bad In the case as are authorized d BY hw. -
9You are also;notiied that yousare REQUIRED 10 an
swer sad petition on or before the l7th day OF Marh
es4 ...-s.sss ,r.- J. +. vANDEMARK,
~ Clerk ofsaid Court
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NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
+. W. JENKINS, !
i,G;' ji;9; ssI14; saTI,1. A. NJ Principals.

i.si. iiG; sS1Si ssTs.i, 4. NJ Principals.
First College Building, Corner Penn and 81. Clair Sc
Second I" !" Odd Feltops Building, FIFTH So
Third '' I" No 26 and 2s, So Clair 81
AhRIvRLs ron THE WEEK ENDING JAN l7TH, 1866
W z Alexander, Williamsburg, Blair Co, Pa.
Q Z Mcdonald, Randolph, Portage co, o. t
G G Hsrkins, steubenviile, Jefferson co o.
VIM Harper, Pittsburgh, Pa
Jas Byron, Johustown Cambria co, Pa
w G Speck, HUNTINGDON, Huntingdon, co, Pa
7 Frisbee, Pittsburgh, Pa.
r TOwSy, Canonsbnrg, Wash CO Pa.
NJ Latta, East Palestine, Col. co, o.
G Bigsby, Triadelphia, Ohio co, w, Va.
Thos McCauley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
II Leib, Carroltown, Cambria co, Pa
John Weaver, Mechanicsburg, O,
II M Wocott, Granville, Lickingco,0 h2
J L Holiday, Wheeling, W. Va.
W II Reed, Rochester, Beaver co, Pa
J Stewart, Youngstown, Mahoning co o.
R. Cowden, Lowesville, Mahonng co, o
R Imbria, Lowelville, Mphoning co. o.
] CSmith. Lowselvle, Mahohihg COO
G r Courtney, New Castle, Lawrence CO, Pa,
9 u Kirk, Morrstown Belmont co, o.
Q II Mccall, Morristown, Belmont, o ,s
G Rothemond, Pittsburgh, Pa
M Shupe, Mendon, Adamsco, I'll
] Kerr, Landsown, CIV
II NJ Kerr, Woodville, Allegheny co, Pa
9 Engerud, Allegheny city, Pa, flt
] w Fogleson, Wooster, Wayne co O.
] " Patterson, Pittsburgh, Pa
d Ritchey, st Clairville, Bedford co, Pa
A D Morganthal, Waynesboro, Fanklin co, Pa
Sorber, stoystown, Somerset co, Pa e.
] M Provins, Greensboro, @ reen co, Pz "
" Il Smith, Wheeling WA
r Smith, Newark, Licking co, o
" A Alexadder, zwfhgle Dubuque co, 1oNa
Q stefen, Allegheny city, Pa;
. McCoy, Allegheny city, Pa
Mccoy, Alleghenyeity, Pa
| I Breneman, Brady's Bend, Pa
Blake, Allegheny city, Pa
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

We invite special attention to the
following new advertisements, to be
found in another column:
Additional Bounty to Soldiers" -
Mr., Tallmadge is well known in this
community, and needs no commenda-
tiop from as. H /.
Farm for Sale."--Smith Wilson,
Esq, offers a rare chance.
Agents Wantod.-S20O a month and
expenses paid.
George W, Sherrick offers for sale
house and lot, situated on Broadway,
North Of Mulberry street. Will sell
at a bargain. ,s,,.
List Of Arrivals at the Iron CITY
Commercial College. ,sr
Ferdinand Getz Esq, on Columbus
Street, north END, has splendid
hearae and is prepared to attend fu-
nerals inlthecity.or country. Solicits
custom. .fb 0 fi}
House and lot for sale by Edwin
GaFaerl situatSlon Walnut Street, be-
low the South School House.
Geo. ", Mullinix offers property at
public auction, situated in and near
Baltimore, the Salcto take place on
Saturday the Gath Of Feb. Don't fail
'toreAd the advertisement.
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LAcAsTER MAKKET.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan.-23.
Flour-Prices are in favor of buy.
ers; demand moderate at 81 55@7 So
for extra State. 1,.c, m 800
/ Whisky quiet at So 27 for Western.
Wheat dull at 81 20 for State, and
81 70 for Milwaukee.
Corn dull and heavy at s2@95c for
unsound, 85@89c for sound and mixed
western in store; $50 for new yellow.
Molasses quiet. New Orleans $50
81 Is
Pork dull. Sales at s29 5000 for
new mess; s21 75@22 for prime.
Dressed hogs firm at 123@13c for
western and 134@14&c for city.
Butter dull at 20@23c for Ohio, and
28@38c for State.
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NOtACe.

enry F. Sites, whose place Of residence is un-
known, is notified that Margaret e Sites did on
the 24th day Of January 1886 le her Petition IN the
once OF the Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Fulfilled and state OF
Ohio, charging the said Henry r. Sites with having
been wilfully absent from her for more than three
years last past and with neglect OF duty for the
same period, and asking that abe may be divorced
frorn Che SAID Henry r Bites, which petition will 90
January 9th, 1855. J. r. VANDEMARK,, n
Jan2s-iseesA-eHS5 Clerk Of said Court.
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PRESENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
OWNERS OF FULLY PAID UP CAPITAL

We take pleasure in making the
correction, and feel obliged to the bank
officers for the information now given
to tho public, who are not often vol
unfairly so we'll advised as to who the
owners and managers OF such institu-
tions really are. In this instance there
seems to be no desire for any conceal
ment. X
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-25
The Lat Gun.

Our townsman, Mr.. G. W, Claspill, has
closed his labors as gunsmith, upon
one Of the handsomest rifles we have
seen. 1t was made for one of our ster-
ding patrons, Mr.. Geo. Strobe, and is
a fitting climax to the labors of many
successful years as o gun. maker.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-25
....TME yAGARONps.

The general sentiment of those who
attended the very interesting enter
tainment given on last Saturday eve,
ming by the ladies of the Presbyterian
,chureh, is that the reading ofthe "Yag-
abonds'' was exceedingly we'll done.
May we not hope for more recitations
by the same fair reader2
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-25
CARD.

Tho ladies of the Presbyterian
Church take this method of express
ing their grateful Acknowledgements
to the citizens Of Lancaster and vicin.
ity for the liberal patronage extended
to their entertainments on the even
ings Of Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day last, COMMITTEE.
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0PRIGGiNG.n

The Madison County Union copies
our article Of few weeks since on the
Conservatives and Radicals, and in
serts it in the leading editorial column
without credit. We are of course
gratifed 10 see that our articles are so
frequently thought worth copying by
our brethren Of. the press, but when
inserted, they should be clinched
with a credit at the bottom.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-25
LANCASTER UNION sCHooUs.

Roll Of Honor for the Fall and Winter Term Of Sew
enteen weeks ending December 22d, 1865, arranged
into three classes No. including those pupils
not once absent nor tardy during the whole term
No. 2 including those not once absent during the
whole term, but tardy once or more times; No. 8
including those not absent more than one day du.
ring the whole term.
HIGH sCHooL-MLSs J. M. BECKETT.
LIST Class--Alice Ream.
I'd classwIlliam Davidson, Charles Eckert
NORTH GRAMMAR sCHOoL--Slr. j. c. Hartslor.
lst class-Mary link, Samuel EGanger, Willis D
Kutz.
Cd class-Allie NJ Springer, Earnest Gesy, H. w.
Griswold, John Latta, E. +. Taylor, Willie Shut
SOUTH GRAMMAR sCHooL-Mr. NJ. Brobst.
LIST class--Maggie Houston, Mary Wiley
"a class-Rose Carter.
Sd class -Rebecca.Ho
I'd INTERMEDIATE, North House Miss M v Friend
lst cass-James Davidson.
Sd class-Tallmadge Efinger.
LIST INTERMEDIATE, South House, Miss Rebecca
Friend.
LIST class--Harry Work.
I'd do Mary Work.
lst INTERMEDIATE, North House, Miss Mary
Heron.
Sd class-Clara Beck.
I'd SECONDARY, South House, Miss Abbe e. Card
lst Class-Joseph Harshbarger
Sd do Clara Michaels, Atlanta Shaw, George
I'd SECONDARY, North House, MISS $ Brumfeld
lst class--Lizzie Geiser
Sd do George Cless.
lstsECoNDARY, North House, Miss Ellen Elder.
1st class Ella Needham, Minnie Reese.
Sd do Lima Williams. - u =
I'd PRIMARY-south House, Miss Mary A Hite
I'd dclass-Lizzie;C Cook.
Sd do Mary Mlchaels, Charles Fismer, Linus
Kaufman.
I'd PRIMARY, North House. Miss A. wealley.
lst class-Cara Wells, Chas Roland, Willie Webb.
Cd do --Kate Dierling.
lstPRIMARY, South House, Miss Z. s. Reed
lst class-Ida Graham. ..,..
I'd do --Gustie Friend, Harry Cook, M.
ID do --Charles Brenneman.
LIST PRIMARY, North House, Mrs S M Mewhorter
lst class-Fanny Noles, Willie Kalp.
I'd do ELLA Blackburn, Jennie Blackburn
Sd do maggie Efinger, Alice Noles, George
Stafford. J. r. REINMUND, Sup't.
Lancaster, o, Jan 16th, 1866.
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AGRICULT T uRAL SOCIETY ELECTION
NEXT SATURDAY.

Tie Fairfield County Agricultural
Society will hold its annual election Of
officers on nert Saturday, January 9th,
1866 at,the Mayors Office in this city,
Officers to be elected President, Vice
President, Secretary, Treasurer, and
five Directors. Those having mem-
bers' tickets will please remember the
election.
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THE PREsBYFnRIAN FESTIVAL

THE PREsBYPERIAN FESTIVAL.
The Festival given by the Ladies of
the Presbyterian Church, was, we
learn, quitesa success pecuniarily and
rthe public will testify that it was sue.
cessful in every other way. The "Old
Ladies Tea Party" was new feature
in the Church festivals of our city, and
was a decidedly handsome thing, cspe
cially the comfortable arrangement of
the tables.
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Printing once for sale.

VNHE MATERIAL OF THE WILMINGTON
Lwutchman printing office, owned by q gentleman
in this city, is offered for sale very low. The mater
al shesrly ~ good as new, and includes first rate
jeb ofice. This is a rare opportunity to obtain
goodpEntlng offce at low figure. For further in
SorTatlon inquire at this Office.
Lancaster, o. Jan. IS, is60-tf,
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Slelgh.Be1ls.

The music ofsleigh- bells was heard
ON the streets on Tuesday last. The
joyful sound set the blood to dancing
and made us,all hope for more snow,
and an old fashioned sleighing season: