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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-15

II. A. GERELEIN, one door east Of
the Hooking Valley National Bank,
has just received lot of Wines direct
from Europe. AS he has imported these
Wines himself, he can warrant and
guarantee them to be the purs juice Of
the grape.
Also, Fairfield county CatalcJa piae
vintage 1864. All Of the above wines
for sale by the bottle at above named
place. nov1 3w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-15

A@- The Waverly Democrat pike
county, says that wild game, such as
deer, turkeys, pheasants, quails, squir-
rels and rabbits, is plentier in that re.
gion than for number OF years past,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-15

REIIaIous NorcE Rev. ] Hasslef,
Of Shippensberg, Pa, will preach at
the German Reformed Church Of Ian
caster next Sabbath, morning and eve-
ming.
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Sale OF Real Estate.

In Probate Court Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
David Hodgson, Administrator of the Estate of VIM
Hodgson deceased,
VS..
Mary Hodgson, ct ais.
AN the 18TH day of December, 1866, be-
Nttween the hours ofl2 NJ. and 2 p. M ofsad day,
on thc premises IN the town of Baltimore, said coun-
ty, will be sold to the highest bidder the following
Real Estate, rs the property OF William Hodgson, de-
ceased, to-wit In Lots Nos. II and rs, and 81 and
u, IN the said town Of Baltimore, Fairfield county,
OHIO. Appraised ut s475 90.
Terms of Sale-One third cash in hand, one-third
in one year. aud one-thlrd IN two years from day of
sale with interest on the deferred payments. Deed
to be made oil the full payment OF the purchase
money. DAVID HUDGSON,
Admr. of VIM. Hodgson, dec.
Kistlcr & Reeves, Attornies.
Nov. 10, lSG6--5w
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ATTACHMENT.

Daniel Langel, Plaintiff, ! Before Theo. stover,
against SJ r., of Liberty Tn,
John G. RAIDER, Defendant. fairfield Go. OHIO.
On the 9th day of October, A. D. 1866, said Jus.
tce issued an order Of attachment the above ac-
ton for the sum Of s93 OF.
Nov. q, 1se8-3W DANIEL LANGEL.
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. DIED-In Lancaster on the I'd day Of November
1866, DAsEY c. PIERCE, infant daughter Of Robert r.
and Mary Pierce. aged IL weeks and days.
Little Doiseyl
Sweet, precious bud moment lingering here
In fragrant beauty on the parent stem
To blend affections smilewith sorrows tear,
Ere called to blossomin yon glorious realm,
Where no dark night of suffering ever comes,
And flowers immortal ever fadcless bloom.
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Hats a. Cans!

Go TO Brooks for the latest styles of
flats \ Caps, Gloves, Suspenders, Un-
der Shirts, Umbrellas, etc, etc.
Nov l5-3w.
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MARRIEn Id.

TRINB-CH ERRY-Oct 18th at the Tallmadgo
Honse, by Rev. l.. TAFT Mr.. Benjamin +. Trine Of
vnchester, Ohio, and Miss Margaret Cherry of this
vicinity.
WEIGH 4WYNE--Nov sth ut the Parsonage, by
Rev. L. Taft, Mr.. John j. Wclch and Miss Lucinda
Wyne, all of this vicinity.
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Medical Notice.
m. E. CONE MAY BE coNsuLrEn

nK. E. CONE MAY BE CONSULTED
II Pat the following times and places;
In NEW LEXINGTON at the Colborn Hohsei on
Saturday and sundays september and q October
and Z; Nov. 10 and Il Dee. Is and 6 Jan. 10 aud
20 Feb. 80 and "a; March 80 and 81 May and 8;
June and 0.
InLANGASTER at the TalIma ige House on Mon
days after the Express Tram arrives going West nm
ulit goes West on Tuesdays Sept. 81 Oct. s; Nov
l2 Dec II; Jan 81; Feb. 2b; April Il May g. June 10
the Lungs and Air passages, as Laryngitis Bronchi
tis, and Consumption all diseases ofthe Kidney S,
Liver, Pancreas and the glands generally; all dis
eases OF the Heart Blood and Blood Vessels: all
diseases ofthe Brain aud Nerves, ms Epilepsy, Cho-
rea, orSt Vitus Dance, Neuralgia. Palsy, aud gene
raj nervous innutriton; all diseases OF Females,
diseases ofthe Eye and Ear, aud all other Chronic
Diseases. 4ft ts
nBNo charge for consultation, bntcash for nedi.
cineS. IAPrIl6, lscg-zfy1
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Twas hard to give thee up, sweet, darling onel
The first, fond link in loves bright golden chain,
So soon by deaths rude hand asunder torn
Bright, cherished, hopes, 40 fieetlng proved, and
vaInl
And this sweet bud that such fair promise gave,
Is left to moulderin the silent grave!
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Letter of Recommendation.
To GARAcIERE & DuPoNT,
No. 2li, Rue Lombard, Paris.

Seieaidry and Studious Occupations, Gries, Assis-
ticS whatever tends to impair the Vital AefoR Of
the Brain, Heart or Nervous SyslcD frequently lead
TO the most Distressing and Embarrassing Disorders
OF the Virile System Spidoats CtersU1en, and LGU-
uers, therefore, who are especially liable to these
Weaknesses, should resort promptly to DR.. Della.
mares Specific Pills. Gy..rl
A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with ni-
rections and Advice, printed In French, German.
he sent by mail free of cost to any who will write
forlt
Price, 81 per Box, or SIX Boxes for co.
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will be sent
by mail securely sealed Prom an evafion, on receipt
~ the specI fed pnce by any authorized agent OF by
he sole General Agents for Amorea, OSCAR G.
MOSES 4 CO., 27, Cortlandt Street, New York.
Authorized Agents tor Lancaster aud vicinity, p.
aftendedto
October 4, IsO6-ly
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iRISWOLD 4 SUTPHEN,
LANCASTER OHIO:
THURSDAY, Nov. Is. 1866.
YOUNG MEN,

IN ESIR0US Of obtaining scholarship in either o.
IL two OF the best Commercial Colleges in Ohio,
can do so on advantageous terms by application to
this Office.
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Little Daiseyt

bright robed angel now thy suffenng's o'erl
From pain and sickness now forever freel
Not lost, but gone little while beforel
Saying to sorrowing ones, weep not for me
But earnest strive to gam that better home,
That womay meet where parting is unltnoWni
Lancaster, Nov, 1888, All ptvsLLrHs.
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statements from Patients, &c.

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Every one toW HON have recommended has ben.
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BIBLE TTousE, Asroa PLAcs, n Y-In the early part
O Fetrary $50, WIS suffering from violent cough
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ing above q Whisper. ! had tien had two attacks OF
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an uninterrupted nights rt-zt. 1t often seemed To
me that would die before could get air into my
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"The night before obtained the PREPARED
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ing. have Sor HAD BgOKES siJHrs REsT SINCE
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breath Hhall he glad to have one afflicted with
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334 Fourth st Y.
The "PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is put up in a
81 bottle add Is sold ~ Lancaster, by
D.SIFFURD d SON fE'
and Druggist generally, orders may be addressed
70 the Sole Pr0prietors. OSCAR u. MOSES & Co, ~
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American Life Drops

For the Speedy Cure of
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Coughs. Colds, HoOrseness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis
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For FIVE years has this article been before the
people, ana the verdict returned from every quarter
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have been sold within that time, iS that
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Read the following which ia only specimen of
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denly Ill with Dpthera, and could scarcely speak or
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alarmed, but decided to try the Life Drops, before
calling physician. By using the Drops according
to direction, he soon relieved, and the disease
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Rheumatism have one nj the bottles He says the
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-20
From Boston.

BosroN, September 2O.-The steam ship Meteor
which cleared yesterday for the East Indies
was again seized to-day by the Government.
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Desperate Efforts of the Democrats in the
Third District.

Desperate Efforts of the DemOcr rats in the
Third District
THE canvass in the Third Congressional Dis
trict is opening up vigorously, and the oppO-
nents of the present able and faithful incum-
bent, Hon. Leonard Myers, despairing of the
contest on the legitimate vote, are already
resorting to expedients as disgraceful as they
are desperate. Colonization is being resorted
to in some of the wards; men are promised
places in the Navy Yard and elsewhere, If they
will vote for Buckwalter; and threats have
been made to remove the Commodore, who
will not lend himself TO such work, and is en-
deavoring to carry out Secretary Welles,
order issued last year, forbidding such politi-
cal interference.
A committee of Democrats waited on pro-
minent citizen OF the district, few days
since. and offered him the position of POST
master il he would assist in defeating Myers.
He spurned them from his presence.
Mr.. Myers district is one of the marked
ones. upon which the Democrats are con-
centratlng all their energies. The Unionists,
however, are thoroughly aroused, and will
send Mr.. Myers back by heavier majority
than ever. Buckwalter is no more popular
now than when he was beaten before. His
record is bad one, and he belongs to that
class OF politicians whom General Grant says
much of the Vallandigham order to be fit
representative of the loyal and patriotic
people of the Third District.
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ssHiester CIYmer.o

"HIEsTER CLYMER. in one word, is the candi.
date OF the Union party in Pennsylvania, and
his election will be as signal victory for the
Union as any won by Grant or Farragut. Age
Hester Clymer is the candidate forced on
the Democratic party by its leaders of the
vallandigbam and Ben Wood stripe. He has
no sentiment in common with the Union men
OF Pennsylvania, and never had. His record
is that of a Rebel sympathizer, and he now
adheres to it. He is detested by large class
of moderate Democrats, and General Grant
saws it is an "insult" to ask any Union soldier
to vote for such a man. He will be the worst
beaten man that ever ran for Governor in the
State of Pennsylvania.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ByAtlantic Submarine Telegraph Cable.
THE ALLIANCE BETWEEN RUS
STA AND AMERICA.
~~>~~|o~~Vove~~~v>oD~N~>~DD,>o
A Turkish Victory In Gambia.
N~oONNNSN1~|S~~O>~~~S-,O>~O>~~~
ADJUSTMENT OF THE We
NETIAN DIFFICULTY.
Commercial and Financial Intelligence
he Russian-Amer,can AIii.uoo.


LONDON, Wednesday, September 19-Noon.-
The Daily Nc1cc, in an editorial to-day, says the
Russian-American alliance is impracticable.
The Turks Victorious An Gambia.
TRIESTE, September 19-Noon.-A great battle
has been fought in the island of Gambia, between
the Turks and insurrectionists, in which the
former we're victorious.
The Difficulty Between Prussia and
Austria Nearly Settled,
FLORENCE, September l9-Noon. The mission
of General Revel to Vienna has led to the belief
that the difficulty about the Venetian debt is
near an end, and that compromise will be
effected with the result OF a lasting peace.
The "Africn" and Manhattan" at
Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, September 10 = Noon. The
steamships Africa from Boston, via Halifax,
and Manhattan, from New York, have arrived
here and proceeded to Liverpool.
London Money Market.
LONDON, September l9-Noon.-Consols for
money, 994. American securities firm. United
States 5-2OO higher, at 72l; Erie Railroad, 474;
Illinois, 78}.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Septem Der 1O-Noon.-Cotton un-
changed. Estimated sales, $4,000 baies Mid
ding uplands, l34d.
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From Syracuse,

SYRACUSE, September 2O.-The Convention Of
Soldiers and Sailors of the Sale and Union
reassembled to-day, and elected Off GERS for the
year, after whichlthey adjourned sine de.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-20

WHAT is THOUGHT OF HIM,-The Trenton
State Gazette thus speaks of Hon. A. G. Cat
tell, the new Senator from New Jersey
1--WE do not exaggerate when we say that loyal
men everywhere throughout the country will
rejoice at this termination of a protracted con.
uoversy. Mr.. Catten is not only in every re-
spect eminently qualified for the digni6ed posi-
ton OF Senator, but he has richly deserved the
position by faithful and long-continued services
in the causeOf freedom and human rights Intel
lectuaily and morally he will confer distin-
guished credit upon the State. His voice and
vote may at all times be depended upon to re-
present the sentiment and wishes OF the loyal
people, and New Jersey, during his term of ser
vice, VIII give no uncertain sound as to any
of the great issues of the times. In the past we
have been compelled, not unfrequently, to hang
our heads in shame that when other States pro-
nounced in lofty tones in favor of great and
sublime measures Of policy, we had no voice to
declare our sympathy Herewith. Henceforth
this Illumination at least will be escaped, and
our goodly State will rank side by side with the
most advanced in the advocacy of every good
principle" .a