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Central Committee Meeting.

We are requested to state tha
a meeting of tho Fairfield County
Union Central Committee will b
held at the Office ofC. F, SHAEFFER
Esq, on Saturday, Sept. 2lst, a
one o'clock P.M.
It is hoped that no member o
the committee will fail to be pres
ent. That all may be notified
we give the present composition o.
the committee, as follows:
City Of Lancaster and Hooking
township-B. F. Reinmund, G
F. Shaeffer, G. G. Beck, G. Dres'
bach, J. M. Sutphen. James Strobe,
Greenfeld-John Brandt.
Violet--Columbus Macarthur.
Liberty-Dr. B. X. Thomen.
Walnut-T. J. McNaughten.
Richland-Noah McNaughten.
Rush Crcck-R. J. Black.
Berne-Johu II. Grove.
Madison-John Lands.
Clear Creek-C. B. Leist.
.Amanda-Wm. l.. Clement.
Bloom-J. G. Brandt.
Pleasant-Capt. A. r. Keller.
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Base Ball.

We omitted last week to state
the result of the match game
which was played in this city on
tho 5tb inst, between tho o. X,
club, of GAINESVILLE, and the Ne.
mean club, of Lancaster. In this
game the Nemeans were defeated
score So to Al.
The Juniors, of Lancaster, play.
ed the Dexters, of GAINESVILLE, q
match game at the latter city, on
Wednesday, the 1lth inst, and
came off victors in this second con. E.
test with the same club. Score SO
to 32.
On the succeeding day the Jun.
iors encountered the O. KS at the
same place, but did not prove quite
a match for the wary and practised
Zanesvillians. The result of the
game was score Of 5S to As in fav.
or of the o. X. club.
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horticultural Exhibition.

The third annual Exhibition o.
the Hooking Valley Horticultural
Society opens at the City Hall TO-
day. The arrangements which
have been made give promise. of o
display much exceeding either o.
the two former splendid exhibi
tions, and wo trust the inhabitants
OF the country and city will do their
part in making it brilliant sue
cess in the points of largo attend
ance and pecuniary receipts. The
Society is not engaged in a money
making apeculation-every cent oI
money received will 70 to the pay
mont of premiums and other objects
connected solely with the advance
mcnt of Horticultural taste and
progress in the fruitful Hooking
Valley. Let such an excellent in.
stitution be sustained and perpet.
uated by cordial and substantial en-.
couragemen. on the part Of our
people, and the results will be Of
incalculable value.
We are unable to state definitely
the time of tho delivery of the Ad
dress of DIR. WARDER-but doubt
less duo notice will be given.
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AND, STILL THEY COME, /,

ORRIN II. PETERS is receiving
one of tho largest and choicest
lots of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Tweeds, Jeans, Muslins, Tickings,
Checks, Neck ties, Collars, Sus.
penders, Trunks, .Valises, &c, ever
before shown in this market -
These goods are direct from Bos-
ton, New York and Philadelphia.
Purchased at present low rates, he
is prepared 10 offer extra induce.
mcnts to buyers, either by the yard,
or otherwise. Those wanting cloth
ing made will do well to give him
o call. as he will not fail to suit.
He has also on hand one of the
largest stocks Of Clothing ever
shown in this market, and of his
own manufacture. He keeps con
stantly on hand good stock OF
Lancaster and othermakos Of Jeans.
Sept. 4, l867-4w.
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Magnificent Prize.

At the grand and imposing Fire.
mems Parade which came off in
GAINESVILLE on Thursday of last
week, the Young America Fire
Company of this city bore off the
chiefprize Of the day, a magnificent
silver trumpet. This was awarded
to the engine throwing water to
Sthe greatest distance, which feat
was achieved by the engine YOU'VE
AMERICA, belonging to the company
above mentioned, the distance
thrown being littlo short Of 1870
feet. The Young America machine
is yindicating its character bravely,
The beautiful trophy brought
home by our boys is Of solid silver,
and Of exquisite workmanship. 1t
may be seen at the saloon of H,
Scars, west of the market house,
public square. tFW lfr
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LANCASTER, o., Sept. 16. '67.

LANCASTER, o., Sept. 16, '67.
At at meeting of tho Young
America FIRE Engine Company,
held this P. NJ, the following reso.
lutions were unanimously adopted:
ResOlved, 1st, That the Young
America Fire Engine Company, Of
Lancaster, tender their sincere
thanks TO the Fire Department o:
GAINESVILLE, for their very cordia!
reception, and friendly treatment
towards us, and especially to the
Eagle Hose Company, during our
visit to their city to the tournament
Of the 18th inst.
ReSolved, End, That q vote of
thanks be tendered to y. w. Shat.
tuck, Esq, Master of Transporta.
tion of G. & q. r. R. for kindness
manifested by him toward the Fire
Department of this city, in trans,
porting free of charge, their en-
gines 10 GAINESVILLE and back.
ReSolred, 3D., That these proceed
lngs and resolutions be published
in the papers of our city, and that
a copy be forwarded to the several
Fire Departments of GAINESVILLE.
ID, *. FlSHEL, Prest.
E. ToBIN, Sec'y.
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| The Board Of Iaminers will meet in the m
| per room offhr County Offices. for the exanj.
naioDol Traehers. on Saturday the 17th
! ana 31st of August, and on Satur.
/ day the IAN 2Ist aud 2Sth OF sep-
Iember. n nd ON saturday the 5th
/ i2th and goth Of October, and on
saiu rday the I6th OfNOvember.
The examination will begin precisely at II
o'cloek, A. 81, and No application will he receiv.
ed for exami, ntion after II O'Clock, A. NJ.
Teachers viii remember that thev can gel
certificates ~ M other time, and fhafioy ns'i.
be prepared to stand an examination in OrthOg-
! raphy. Reading, PenmanshIp, Arithmetic, GeoQ-
Iaphy, English Grammar, and Theory Of Teach
ing.
I. The chlracter Of the applicant. examna
ton will he repre-en'ed on scale Of f0ne to fen
one deDoting the lowest qualihcati on, and ten
the highest.
2. Ppur cls7aas NJ certif qtes will he granted,
as follows; f. rat Class, valid "A months; secon
class, valid "a months; third class, valid IL
months; fourth class. vplid months. IIPreaf-
ter no mont,is certificate will he issued 10 the
same applicant more Than twice.
3. A satisfactory examination 1 n the theory
and practice Ofteachilg, and high degree o.
success IN teaching will also be considered in
determining the class Ofcertfcates 20 be giant
ed. No certificate will be granted unless the
applicant passes m examination N szeh brGaeh
of study required by la0.
Owing toa ch1nge in the School Laws. al ap-
plrants will he required 10 pay n lee Of fifty
cents, NJ u condition determination.
All applicants must come prepared with a
pro. paid envelope, properly allressed TO them
selves. BY order Of the Hoard
j. F. RE1NMCNp, Cleri.
Aug Is, isG7-3m
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OLD FLAG.

ZANE HoUsE.-We experienced
on Tuesday, along with several
hundreds Of Lancaster and Fair
field people, the hospitalities ofthit
unsurpassed GAINESVILLE hotel. Our
citizens need not to be informed as
to the qualifications of the proprie.
tor, Mr., A. E. Cook, assisted by
Mr.. GEORGE DoUTHERr, the gen.
tlemanly and efficient clerk, for the
management of such an establish
ment. 1t is enough to say that is
appointments and accommodations
are first class, throughout.
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The zanesvIIIc Meeting.

We have but room to say that
the demonstration Of Tuesday was
simply immense-indescribable.-
We had tho pleasure Of helping 10
fill the vast excursion train which
moved from Washington to zanes-
vile under the auspices of Master
Of Transportation SHATTUcK, Capt.
WM SMITH. q. & q r. II. Agent,
and Conductor Geo. ]. HOOP, all Of
whom arc deserving Of unstinted
praise for their efforts to put the
train through on time under cir.
cumstances of unusual difficulty.
The train reached its destination
by noon, with great numbers Of
passengers standing for want Of
seats, Notwithstanding the sup.
posed ample accommodations which
had been provided.
The streets and dwellings, Of
GAINESVILLE were gorgeous and gay
with thousands Of flags, and ban
ners bearing patriotic mottos and
devices. LooAN's speech was a
grand, noble effort, and was lis.
tened toby as many thousands as
could get within hearing of his
voice. The vast crowd was full Of
enthusiasm, and satisfaction was
extracted from every thing except
the sweltering heat Of the weather,
and the discomfort resulting from
a bad selection of place of meet,
ing, and bad arrangements in the
matter of seats aud shade.
But it was tremendous popular
demonstration, and will doubtless
produce good results. .
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NOTCE


r. HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE CITY cOUN.
ell iofths Guy d lancaster, OHIO. have deter.
mined 70 maze tho foiloaing improvements by
AnDrdinanoe passed Sept. 3D. l67.
That the gfade Of tfllt part OF hroad street
from wheeling street 10 CanalAlley on tho EasI
side ofBroad street, shall be made an ascend
ing grade Of twenty minutes North. RlnfrUfn
Canal alley 10 Mulberry street shall be nade
Descending grade Of forty minutes North
CanHIailey below the present surface nc paint
2oO feet north Of the centre ofthe gutter on the
nor y SIDE OF Wheeling street.
Fhat the eentre line Of Broad street between
those points lWheeing and Mulberry streets, j
shall he made n conform 70, and be- Of q cor.
responding gYa1e ~ apoye stated and shall
be lS inrbf', higher than lhe gutter 90 fhe East
side Of BrcaH street.
The West side Of Broad street shall haze n
corresponding grade 30 rs TO measuraidy CON
form 10 the gfale ~ Wheeling and Mniberry
streets, via - West. descending.
That the owner Or owners OfaBy lnt or paTt oi
lot on BROAD street. between Mulberry ana
Wheeling streets, shall cut down thcir SIDE.
walks 80 that the same sh ~ conform % and
correspcnh With the change Of grade ~ contem-
plated above.
That the gniters on Tho East and West side
Of said Broad street. between Wheeling and
Mulberry streets. slisll be constructed and
graded ~ 10 intercept, receive and carry of the
water that falls on, or flows iRio sad street.
All owners or rowner oflois " lands b0unling
or ahutting IN SAID street NJ aforesaid clairpin z
damages therefor are required 10 fife such
e!Sims IN wntIng with Che Clerk Of sai1 city,
within six weeks irGru the date nereOl
BY order Of the City Council.
W. T. KISc, City Clerk.
lancaster, Sept. 8, IsG7-4w.
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OBITUARY.

DlED-July 3Oih, Henrietta Work, aged II
years,7 months and ~ days. att. -
When the potent influence Of Christian fblti,
Is plainly observable ina child, IL not only com.
they have treasure laid upIn heaven, to draw
their own affections thither, but II brghtens Tor
US all our view ofthe strength and attractive
ness OF our holy religion to all alike who are
instructed by Gods Holy Spirit. No grown.up
member ofthe church in Lancaster, was m IRE
attentive TO all the services Of the sanctuary
than Elite Work. No one more evidently liked
to be there's and derived enjoyment from being
there. She found her. pleasure in medltating
upon God, and heavenly things. And, when her
flesh heart tainted and faled God proved him:
sell the strength Of her heart and her satisfying
portion. She died, knowing Jesus. She died
willingly, trusting all to her Redeemer. She
has len bright example ofthe beauty and the
reward Of holiness. q. II. W,
RIPLEY-In New Orleans, Sent IL, George
Ripley, aged 20 years, native of Lancaster. o.
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Fading Away.


How often we sec men and wo.
men who are fairly fading out Of
existence. They seem to have no
especial disease, but general lassi.
tude and languor; no ambition, no
energy, indigestion, weakness, total
inability 10 eat and relish food, &:..
&c.,-all of which is nothing but
Dyspepsia.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure will surely
cure every such case, no mattcr Of
how long standing, 1t, is also q
most excellent remedy for Cholera
morbus, Cramp, or Collie, in either
Stomach or Bowels. Weadyise all
suffering, to try II. -
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Most Important.

| guarantee to those who call on
mo as frequently as is necessary
that every one Of their teeth car
be saved through life. / use only
pnrest gold and stanicl foils. My
attention is not divided. l give
certificates ofguarantee.
Broadway, 100 yards south ol
Market.h house, east side.
15-tf. II. SCOTT.
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Meeting Of H.v. horticultural
Society.
H0HncvIrvsaL Reons. LA.eA.rrn. !

HoRTIcUI1URLL RoOHs, LANcAsTEn,
ONO, Sept. IL, 1857.
Society met, pursuant to adjourn
meDt, Vice President, A. Dennis in
the Chair
Reading Of the minutes was dis.
peDsed with.
On inquiry as to the state Of prep.
aratioDs for next weeks fair. Mr..
Boying made verbal report, show
that all necessary arrangements
were completed, and stating that
DR.. Warder had accepted the in
vitation to attend and deliver the
Address, and that members Of the
Committee OF the Ohio PomoIogi.
cal Association will be present.
On motion Of ]. A. Fetters, il
was Resolved that the Council Of
Nine be authorized and instructed
to modify tho composition of q.
warding committees go that they
shall be composed of non residents.
as far as practicable. and so as to
exclude exhibitors from serving on
awarding committees in any class
in which they may have articles
competing for premiums.
The Report Of the Special Com.
mittee appointed to visit vineyards
orchards, &C., being called for, Mr..
]. A Fetters read the "field notes"
thus far taken by him as one Of
said committee, when on motion, il
was Resolved that said committee
be allowed further time for com.
pleting their visits and report.
On motion Of P. B. Ewing, the
following was adopted as Rule 10Th
in relation to the coming Exhibi.
ton ofthe Society:
Rule 16. No articles shall be en-.
tered to compete for premiums ex.
cept such as have been grown or
produced by the exhibitor.
The Fruit Committee reported
the following fruits on exhibition.
PeacheS.--By s. Good Lemon
Cling, Teuton de Venus-very fine
specimens.
By F. J. Boving: Late Craw.
ford.
Grdpes.-By o. Etright: Con-
cord, fine specimens; specimens Of
a black grape, unknown also of
another variety, foxy, but good,
BY }. B. Mcneil: El Paso
Diana.
BY Jno. Gravett: Concord.
By J. IL. Giesy: specimens said
10 be Muscat of Alcxandria-infe-
rior in appearance and taste.
Pears.-By Jno. Gravett: Beurre
Clifford; Belle Lucrativc-very
good Beurre d'Amalis; Flemish
Beauty-very good; Louise Bonnrc
do Jersey; Napoleon.
App'eS.-ByJ. G. Kinkead Au-
Iumn Strawberry; Kinkead.
On motion, the Society adjourn.
ID till Saturday, 2Sth inst, day of
regular meeting.
A. DENNIS, Chm.
S. A. GRlswoLD, Sec.
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Deacon Gray.


The slashing old democrat who
go graphically showed up the rec.
ord Of Thurman and the Copper
heads is announced to speak in
LOGAN, on Saturday the 2sth.
An effort will be made to get the
Deacon to address a meeting at
Lancaster on the evening of the
same day, or at some point in this
county on Monday the Both.
If successful, look out for post
crs announci rg his meeting
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City Onicial Directory.


Hayor-Tali Slough.
Cfy MarshaL-Michael Steck'
CYty Csrk-wm. L. King.
Cltv Solieifor--John q. Reeves
Citv Treasursr-James McManamy'
City RHqiHssr--E. 8. Eannnm.
Members Cfty CouheiI-First Ward, Iheodor'
Mithoff, John 8. Brasee: second ward. IL Il. Slo
aum, q. j. Wright, third ward, Hugh Cannon.
q. Jackson; fourth ward, Jacob Hlte' william
0chopp.
PreIisnt Cify Conneit-Jacob Hite.
Market Master--Michael Steck.
Wsidh Master u. W. Towson.
Supr Public Cgoek-W. Blninger.
City Wa,eh--N. Steck, (ChieiD Pat. Powers
VIM. Bodenheimer.
!9npsrui,o,s-Thoma Casey. G. Pllnke.
Chisf Of Fire Dsp't.--Wm. Vorys.
STANDING conNrrrEEs or COUNCIL.
Fsnanec--Schopp, Mithof. Rrasee.
sytrsetsdnf Auevs-Cannon. MithoH, Slocum,
Ga,-Mithoff Cannon, Wright.
Public Snketv-Wright. Jackson. M'thoh.
Narkst Houss-Mithoff, Slocum. Jackson.
Railroads--Brasee. Cannon. Schopp.
1rdusyards--Siocum. Jackson. Cannon.
Drainags-Brasee, Cannon, Wright.
f1iir BOARD or HEALfH. r~.
ist. ward-Dr M. Efinger. Tosenh Reinmund
ID. Z" Dr. Swandsr, W. u. Righv.
sd. +" DR.. n. r. n-vis. ". Steck. t
4th. 4" DR.. T. o. Edwards, John scarls.
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MARRIED.

TTLFoRD-wHITEHU RsT.-on the Sth ms
at the residence of Silas Williamson, hy the
Rev. @. NJ. Bethauser. Samuel III ford to Miss
sidney Whitehurst, all ofAmanda Township.
BATES-CLARKE-on the same day at the
residence OF Mrs. Elvira Meeker, by the Rev
q, N. Bethauser, Mr. Francis NJ. Bates TO Miss
Lydia Clarke, all of Royalton, OHIO.
MILLER-WARD-At 0 O'clock this twed.
nesdayl morning. by Rev |, Crook, Captain
lsnac Miller, Of the steamer Victor No. 8, and
MISS Ella NJ, only daughter OF John l.. Ward. :
Portsmouth Tribune, llth.
GThcK-M'KINLEY-Atthe the residence ofN
H9y,in Bloom tUwnship, Fairfield Co., o., Sept.
9th sd7i 10y the undersigned Mr.. W. w, Click
and Miss Maggie Mckinley. -.
Virgil e. Shaw, J. P.
BRETz-ARNoLD-0n Thursday evening,
Sept. 18th, Mt the residence OF Henry 7 Schopp
ESD, by Rev.J J. +. Reinmund, Mr.. Allen Il.
Bretz, and Miss Mary G. Arnold, both of this
county.
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E. ToBIN, Sec'y.

VIM. 7. Coggshall, U. S. Minis.
ter to Ecuador, died at Quito oi
consumption, on the I'd of August.
Mr., Coggshall was we'll known in
this State as an accomplished writer
and courteous gentleman. His
daughter accompanied him tc
Ecuador. and was with him dur
ing his illness. His remains were,
at his own request, inferred in the
protestant cemetery at Quito.
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l offer my services to this com
munity as Watch and Clock Re.
pairer. | have had forty years er-
pertence, and | have no heavy ex-
penses to meet. lean therefore do
work well and reduce the rate.
can always be found at Myers &
Bro, Main street, Lancaster.
r. Ii. GATES.
Aug. l. ,67.
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The Iowa State Register says
that a citizen of Dcs Moines who
has been travelling in the counties
of Warren, Lucas, Clark, Madison,
Adair, Cass, Guthrie and Harrison,
in that State, reports that the crops
ofwheat, hay, oats and corn in
hat section are imnicnse. Wheat
is selling at one dollar and com
at forty cents per bushel.
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D% The failure of Gen'l Wildos
TO fll the appointments made for
him to speak at political meetings
in this county, has been caused,
we regret to learn, by the serious
illness Of his wife. We trust this
cause may be speedily removed,
and that our people may yet have
opportunities Of hearing the Gene
rails vigorous oratory before tho
election. ~ ryes s8,
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The N. Y, World repudiatcs
President johnson in behalf of the
Democratic party, dOnouncing his
administration, and declaring that
the Democratic party will not be
saddled with him and his blunders.
1t closes thus:
A man might as wisely think to
improve his social standing by
living with somebody's repudiated
wife, as for the Democratic party to
expect any advantage from adopt
ing, in the last days Of his unsucc.
essf1l administration q fottered
President, elected by their enemies,
and popular with nobody.
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The Kenton, Hardin Co. } Repub
lican says that the corn crop in
some portions Of that county emay
be called No. | for any season"
The corn is getting ripe, and is
being put in shock.
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Our State exchanges speak Of
frost within the last ten days, in
almost every part Of the State
north Of the center. There was
light frostin this vicinity on We'd
pesday morning Of last week.
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PHoToGRApHY.-Tbe advertise.
ment of al. FELLERs will attract
attention. He certainly offers un.
usual and moritorious inducements
to all wishing 70 obtain fine pic
lures.
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Bargainsi Bargains!! Bar
gains 81!
The entire stock Of Dry Goods
and Millinery at ]. N. MILLERS
old stand is to be closed out within
sixty days, regardless Of cost. All
those wanting bargains will do we'll
by calling at once.
All those knowing themselves in
debt TO John N. Miller, will call at
once and settle their accounts and
save costs.
J. S. SNIDER.
Aug. 1st, 1867-tf
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1t is estimated that 5000 of The
business men ofNew York live in
tho neighboring towns, and enter
and leave tho city daily by tho
cars. Z t
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Tho time for converting the
7'3O bonds having expired, the re-.
mainder, about five millions, will
be paid in greenbacks.
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Rhymes for the People.

The old Court House is torn down, and the new
one is on the top ofthe hi,
But The subscriber intends to remain atsHAwk'r =
CoRsGH still
Where to his friends aud the publie with thanks
he would soy.
That his goods aud his work he will sell very
cheap for ready pay.
And those who are owing him FOR six months
or more,
Can be fully accommodated by prying up the
old score;
His motto-now ready--caIl in, everybody. you
know;
And this he will say, twithout making a fuss or
blow,)
No matter what hargdns you're told that you
elsewhere can get;
He will we with the best and warrant you all a
good ft.
July II, lsG7-d JACOB HfTE.
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LoolS nt rnmr Cnnt.

And see if the collar and shoulders
are not covered with dandruff. II
such be the case, use "Barretts
Hair Restorative"
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SCloTo GAZETTE Our esteemed
Chillicothe cotemporary, the pio.
neor cf the Ohio press, has sudden
ly grown to tho mammoth dimen
sions ofa forty column sheet. And
with its vast increace in bigness,
there is no diminution in quality.
The brothers FtTon are afull news.
paper team, and are giving their
subscribers a Journal of which the
ancient metropolis and the region
round about may well be proud,
and to which Union Republicans
every where must wish continued
success.
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An exchange says; "connecti.
cut is greatly afflicted. Il hes a
Democratic Governor and the po,
tato rot"
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Excelsior Saloon.

ANDY BAUMAN inaugurates the
oyster season tonight in his Gus.
tomary enterprising style. HI
puts the price of the luscious bi.
valves at twenty ,fvo cents a dish,
a price at which almost every body
can afford frequently to indulge in
tho luxury. ANDY keeps q well
appointed saloon in every respect.
His groceries, his CONNECTIONS, and
his baking are of the best, and his
native clcvcrness wins him hosts of
friends and customers.
Families and individuals will do
well to recollect that oysters of the
best quality can always bo had at
Bauman's, by the can, very cheap.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19

Pulmonary Affections are the scourge OF
Now Englandi butwith the use of White Pine
Compound most ofthe suffering incident to
these diseases can be removed. For sale by
all druggirts.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-19
Cook AtoYa az anIe.

AgOOd second hand wood burn.
irg cook stove. with Pipe and fur
niture, for sale cheap. Enquire at
this Office. 1Sept.5f.