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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
GoopALE HOUSE.

Walter Baker, Columbus. o; Harry L Booth, Co
lumbus, o; Charles W Stewsry, Columbus, D; W
H Harrison. Roscoe. Ohio; George Harsh MassiiIon.
Ohio; y Casey Rayenpa, Ohio; VIM w Smith, >
Columbus, Ohio; Louis Plum, Cincinnati, Ohio;
D II Stretsmey, do z W Wickam; DaSton; Ohio:
W III West, Bellefontaine. Ohio; 5 Il Cunard, Carr
dington, Ohio; ] Fisher Cincinnati, Ohio; H N
GaTRsr and son, Delaware, Ohio; Col S Warner,
Wellington, Ohio, ...r 80 -,.i.... -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
HOTEL ARRIYALs.
elss. Monday, august 5, 1867.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

UNITED STATES HOTEL. '''
W 81 Morris South Bloomfeld; VIM Miller do; NJ
Miller do: Jesse Harris Morrow county; j NJ Wells
Galena; John Smith do; s Kaufman Cincinnati:
! White do, Will 7 III Cress City John Platter
I.ithopolis; Mrs Hapter do; Mrs NJ Kramer do s
Bustett Winchester: Spovrier Westerviile; John
Gehm Winchester; G s Dildine and lady Grove
port; I Barnes Delaware; Bradley do; o avis do;
b Casper Delaware Ohio; W hiie Delaware Ohio;
2 Watcher Delaware Onion; A Searles Delaware
Ohio; aust,DelaWaTe Ohio; J Burgess Delaware
Fairfield county Ohio; S L. p Stone Ufbana Ohio;
J W Houx Urbana Ohio. ] F White Baltimore
Maryland; Porter Randall Delaware Ohio; NJ Kra-
G w Ingraham Fredona Ohio; w Calisle Newark
Ohio; Miss ThompsOn Worthington Ohio: NJ Hill
William Moore Jeffersonyille y 10; j ID Moore
South Charleston Ohio; N SFeyer Cireleyile
Ohio; A Evans Indianapolis o; WA Crum Hilliard
Ohio; ID g Cook and lady Dublin Ohio. puGfrk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
COMMERCIAL MAITERsai

New York Money Market-AaS. s.
change opening at I4a,1,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
q In z, BAD FIx.-The following query was
picked up on the streets yesterday: ys'9I

4 She whom loved: and fondly love- $40.
III 3 For whom I'd gladly die. 3 ~
"a IF sitWould please her own proud heart, Ii
Or save her soul one sigh.-- as 'tl,-s-ss
She whom 4 love to look upon, =
; r. Z Ny idol and :. my pet,"sI - -
~ Does She, OF does she ever say. - .,
"a - X on may be hsppy yetj"l 1,7,e.. .
If any one has ever heard" her" say SO,
We hope they win drop line through the
peseoffiee to the author of the above. He
is In bad way g: E.5'-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
New York STOCK aarIset-lanrl -

Cincinnati Money Markst-an. In. -
-GOLD-l49 buying. s., - ssgi-7s o., .-i,,Sr3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
fRAnKLIn COUNTY, OtMocal1Ic IIcKETI' :


Senator or--ROBERT HUTCHES0N.S - sa7aaI
ss1Rspressnta atises--WI L. ROSS. ud2l
30 .qgtset % CAL. T. MANN -
zSa1rsR-GEORGE 81. EAREk RT.s.fs i. aias5
sis1,,dttor-SAMUEIsE. e. KIIiR. isG52 ieeaigiT
7rsaswrsr-A. c. HEADLEY.i ~ ttAi sn' i'.i@
Rsooraer-NATHAN COLE
Csmrnisssoaer- -wILLIAM GULICK.
.aCoronerAE ELIAS GAVER. - 1tsSi e ss1ts
siAstmary Direefor-J AcOB GRAu 5iI4s s..s
.Tsstice of tie Peace-JACoB ,LOHRER. Jr.
METEoRoLoGIcAL TApLE, prepared and
corrected by w. J. Savage, Jeweler, SO
South High Estreet: .seeE f5sba; ~
Is ifahals7iy e Ra2iEsa MONDAY. Aug. 5. 1857,
O'clock. Barometer. thermometer
;sASn,.,.,r. ;sASn,...:...r.,...: 81 81 s7ao g epts
eP NJ. ........--29 SO ~
H M 41-et,,-,sf - II, MI
Sun Rises. !. !.sl5 ol Sun sets........7' 10
.iAp5opRNED.-The Court aof Common
Pleas on yesterday adjourned until Tues
day next, August l3thg &. !, .i., e. e Z.
RoBBERY.-H. T. Chittenden was robbed
on Sunday night of q pocketzbeok contain
ing about sl5. The money was taken by
boy living in the house. Z Z. .se5f,..olas3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
NEIL HOUSE.

Miss Ingle Evansville Ind: VIM Penn Clarke
Iowa CITY; L Bush Cincinnati o; e W Webster
and lady illinois; Mrs Scantling Baltimore Md; Jng
Ingle Jr Evansville Ind o Briggs New York; III
Browne Cleueland U: NJ s Ashcroft and two bows
Elyria o; VIM Haworth New York; VIM H, Blee
Cleveland o; Rev Talbot Louisville Ky: r j
o; Sternfeld Boston Mass; James B Clark Balti2
YnOr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
Disbursements.

Balance in Treasury August LIST SEAS "a
-Nse CRY CIVIL ENGINEERS REPORT. F
H. VIM. Jaeger, City Civil Engineer, re-
ported the following estimate of cost of
construction OF sewer on Spring street
running to Church street, thence to Sew
enth, down, Seventh to Broad, Broad to
Fourth, Fourth to City Park, thence to Ca
nal Bridge south of Moler's mill and into
Scioto river, 2115 miles, as follows: 81
zoos 900 BRICK laid at $I4. 1926, ,070 90
2i4so cubic yards grading, rs cehts... 16Il0s e5
Masonry, etc. SIUOU W
B
ro.aJ 49, SQQ5 I72 25
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06
THE perfumed light

Steals through the mist of alabaster lamps
And ever. air is heavy with the breath
Of orange flowers that bloom
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
Fruit at the state Farm.


The show Of fruitat the present
time in the orchards and vine.
yards of the State Farm is abso,
lutcly wonderful. The score Of
thousands Of peach trees are bend
ing their limbs to the ground IN.
der the load of thousands upon
thousands Of bushels of the fruit,
Notwithstanding the ninblc fin.
gers of multitudinous boys are
daily relieving them Of tons ol
their luscious product. We en-,
joyed the pleasure Of brief visit
there few days since and were con.
Quoted through q portion of the
interminablc orchards, by Commits
sioner Howe, who is devoting his
utmost energies to the saving and
marketing Of the immense crop, in
the whole Of which there is scarce
u specimen that is not Of superior
quality. Tho sight at the State
Farm would well repay q visit BY
amateur or professional hoiticul.
turists from the remotest parts Of
the State.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

ANOTHER EARLY GRArE.-Thc
GAINESVILLE City Times of the 22d
inst says; I'VE had tho pleasure
Of tasting the new Seeding grape
ealledthe Catherine Cola, at the
residence of Col. Orndoff, and found
it to bo of superior favor; in size,
shape and color, much like that
Of the Catawba, but natures much
earlier This vine is but FIVE years
old, has been bearing two years, and
bids fair to be one OF the most
prolific kind. The grape commen-
ces ripening about the first of Aug
ust, and in this respect is ahead OF
all others in this climate. The
vine has grown up under the vigi-
liant eye of tho lady whose name it
bears, and we have no doubt will
repay her a thousand times for its
cultivation
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
GRAND CONCERT,
At City Hall, Friday Evening
August Both.

Miss SALLIE REFER, Of Sandus-
ky tho talented youthful cantatricc,
assisted by Mrs. HARRIS, of Cir.
clevillc, whose vocal gifts are well
known to our citizens, with other
amateur instrumcntaliSts and 70.
lists Of Circlevillo and Lancaster,
will give grand Concert at the
time and place above specified. Dr.
&. Miosse Of this city. will preside
at the piano, and ProfE Garagh
ty, Violinist, of Circleville, will
also take part in the programme.
Such acombination of talent is not
often presented in q single enter
tainment, and should result infill-
ing tho Hall to its utmost capacity
with delighted listeners.
We understand this entertain
ment is given for the benefit Of The
Episcopal Church.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
central conmittce Neeting.

"a sIfs I. n ~
We arc requested to state tha
n meeting of the Fairfield Count.
Union Central Committee will b
held at thcoffice ofC. F. SuAEFFEn
Esq, on Saturday, Sept. 18th a
one o'clock P. NJ.
It isboped Chat no member D
the committee will fail to be pres
ent. That all may be notified
we give the present composition o
the committee, as follows:
City4of lancaster and Hockin!
township-B. F. Reinmund, c
+. Shaeffer, G. G. Beck, G. Dres
bach, J, NJ Spiphon, James STROBE
Greenfield John Brandt.
Violet-Columbnss Mckrthur.
Iiberty.-Dr. B, X. Thomen.
WalnutAT, J. MeNaughten.
Richland-Noah McNaughten
Rush Crcck-R. J. Black.
Berne-John II. Grove.
Madison-John Lands.
Clear Creek &C B. Leist. 8
Amanda-Wm. L. Clement.
Bloom 4Zephaniah Courtrisht.
Pleasant-Capt. A. r Keller, 4
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
tAprns, Is67.s.Iy1
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The BOARD Of Examiners will meet in the up
per room ofthr County Offices, tor the exani.
nation nj Teachers. on Saturday the 17th
and 3Iat Of August. and on tSatur.
day the lAth, 2Ist and HSfh OF sep.
tc,ubcr, nd ON aturdny the 5th
I2th and goth of October, aud OH
saturday the 10th or November.
The examination will hcgin precisely at Il
o'clock, A. NJ, and m application will he reeeiY
cd for exanii ntlon after II o'clock, NJ.
Teachers will remember Tint thcv can gel
certificates at no othertilne, and that they mus
be prepared to stand m examination in Orthog
raphy, Reading, Penmansh,p, Nrithmetc, Geog
laphy, English Grammar, aud Theory Of Teach
ing.
I. The character OF tho anplicants eNamina
tinn will he represented on scale of one To fen =
one denoting the lowest qualification, and ter
the highest
2. Four cl,,scs ofcertif,ates will he granted
asfollows: First Class, valid "a months; second
class, valid Is months; third class, valid u
months; fourth class, valid months. Herent
ter no o months certificate will be issued TO the
same applicant more than twice.
3. satisfactory examination in the theory
and practice of teaching, and high degree o.
success IN teaching will also he considered "
determining the class ofcertihontesto be grant
ed. No certificate will be granted unless tn.
applicant passes on examination ~ each brdncI
of study required by ld,C.
Owing To \ change in the School Laws, all ap
plrants will he required to pay n fec OF htty
cents, as condition determination.
All applicants must come prepared with :
Epre. paid envelope, properly addressedt to them
selves. BY order ofthe board.
IF. RElNMuNn, Clerk.
Aug. rs, Is67--3m
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
Family Sewing Maehiae,

Warranted superior, and more easily learned
u use than any otner two thread rnach,ne.--
ND CHANGE OF TENsION from light
10 heavy goods; rus light, stll, f,ster and
uses smaller Needle thdR other Ma
chimes.
It's attachments for Hem ming. Braid
Ing, COrding, ruektng, Quilting.
FEELING, trimming, BindiDg. Em-
br"iderlng. %c., ara novel AMI practical.
and have heen invented and adjusted especially
for this MACHINE.
The Machine rs simple, compact. durpblr,
and beautiful, and will perform ~ great - raage
Of work as all nther Family VI ch'nes "omhin-
en- using either silk. TWIST. Linen or Cotton
Thread, and sewing with elrsl fscii'ty the very
hnest and cOaTssst maieriu-.
We have also all kinds Vf Singers Nanufac-
turing Machines.
Full instructions gwen aud all Machines war.
ranted Tor three years.
Before purchasing give nsa rni.
ZiMNERMhN I DBNTtN,
Agants for Furi III AL Hooking .,unties.
Once 1t II G. iIYER's Millinery Store. Ian.
caster, Ohio.
n. y. All pars1rs wanting the Florence.
Wheeler 4 Wilson. or f;rnvrr Baker Marhin-s
will pleaserall. ~ We sell them ut half-price,
warranted as go ~ any Of the kind.
August 10, ls57-Jin q. Il.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
Buildiag Association In Lam
caster.

cuSJeft
We arc glad 10 be able to chron.
icle the fact that a Building Asso.
citation is now in the full tide ol
successful operation in this city
1t was instituted some three weeks
since, when the following officers
were chosen: G, Kehler, President
Charles Stropel, Vice President;
G. A. Mitholf, Treasurer; John
Weigel, Secretary. A Board Of
nine Directors was also chosen com.
posed of Mcssrs. Conrad Winter,
Jos. Kurtzman, William Schopp,
P. Nestor, II. Gebclcin, Henry
Gless, Thco. Miller, Rudolph Sci
pei and DR.. Willigc.
We regard this as one of the
best and most useful enterprises
ever gotten up in Lancaster. The
great want Of our city at the pres
cnt time is dwelling houscs--with.
out aradditional supply of which
before spring, some families Of
our citizens will hardly be able TO
continue residents another season
-and others contemplating a re-
moval hlthcr from outside local.
ties, will be compelled to give up
any intention of the kind. Indi.
vidua! enterprise, tits true, is put
ting up quite a number Of new res.
licences in the city; but these are
likely to fall far short of the proba-
BILE demand. We therefore hail
with much qualification the cstab-
lishmcnt Of n Building Association
in our midst, and look forward TO
the realization Of most benficent re-
suits to accrue TO IFS members.
- Hereafter, we will cndeavor to
present the mode of operation Of
this institution in detail, so lat its
advantages may be appreciated by
the community; and We think that
all working men will find it so good
thing as TO induce them gcnOr-
ally to take part in this or some
other of the enterprises of the same
kind which may be started.
The present movement seems to
have been due wholly to the pub.
lie spirit and energy Of ouriGcrman
fellow. citizens. We are convinced
of the fact that there is room and
work in our midst for additional
projects OF the same character, and
in our opinion the sooner the pre-
liminary steps are taken for their
formation the better it will be for
the interests of Lancaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
A Wind-Bag Pricked.


A blatant correspondent Of the
Ohio Statesman sent out an idiotic
report about converts to copper
headism resulting from the Thur
man meeting in this city, and I'M
dertook to give the political status
of our young men. The tounda'
ton he had Tor his silly yarn may
be judged from the following com
munication
Tho undersigned, members and
voters of the Kutz and Rabbits
families of Lancaster 0hi9, re-
specliully state to the public, that
the Butternut papers Of Ohio have
been slandering us, By publishing
in their vile and lying sheets arli-
cles to the effect "lhat we have re-
nounced the Republican Party,
and that we intend TO vote for
Judge Thurman for Governor OF
Ohio at the next election" We
would respectfully call to our as
sistance those who have known our
political record during the war,
and ask them TO assist MS in refu'
ting this vile slander. We vote for
loyal men-preier voting tor sold
lers. We never have, and never
will vote for rebels, North or South
out always may be found firmly
planted upon tho Union Platform.
We hope our political sentiments
are now understood, and that We
may not again be under the nec"s
sity of contradicting so absurd Il
rumor.
Cincinnati Enquirer, Cleveland
Plain Dealer, Ohio Statesman and
Hooking Sentinel please copy,
g. II. KUTZ
GEO. Rabbits.
Lancaster, o., Aug. %, 'G7.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
SAMMY TERRY.

DEMoREsT's "YouNG AMERICA. >
This handsome little periodical
started with many competitors, but
has outlivcd, or outstripped, near
" all. Since It's first issue last
November, it has exactly treblcd
its circulation, and expects conf.
dcnlly to qnite treble that again
before the let OF January. 1t is a,
great Il favoritc with the little
folks as Deinorest's Monthly with
their "mamas, and dcscrvedly
or the Efforts of the editors To a.
muse them are unccasing. No
other Juvenile magazine contains
so many toys, stories, games and
puzzles. No wonder the children
like it. Address, W. JENNINGS
DEM0REST, 473 Broad way, New
York.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

PERsoNAL.--WO bad the pleas
ure Of call on Monday, from Mr..
McCULLAoH, the wcIl.known cor.
respondent" F" Mack" Of the Cincin-
natl Commercial, and Eouud him a
very quiet and agreeable hammered
gentleman. His appearance fur.
nisbcs no index 10 the slashing
style Of bis writing. Mack was
here for the purpose of taking a
report Of Delanosspoccb last Tues
day. We saw bis pen in the act Of
producing the pot hooks, dots, tri.
angles. &c, which constituted the
basis Of the verbatim report which
will doubtless appear in the Com
,mercial Of to day.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
Exclusive.

guarantee to those who call or
mo as frequently as is necessary
that every one Of their teeth car
be saved through life. use only
purest gold and staniel foils. My
attention is not divided. l giv'
certificates of guarantee.
Broadway, 100 yards south o
Market house, east side.
l5-tf. II. SCOTT.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
CITY OmciaI-Dircctory.

q -f - - NIlt ta --
Hayor--TalI Slough.
Cfty Marshal--Michael Steck.
CITY Clsrs-Wm. u. King.
'6Stg Solicifor-Jnhn @. Reevas.
Cifv Trsasurer-Iames McManamy.
Mtv Enginesr-- r. S. Hannnm.
Msn5bers Cfhi Cn4ncfl--First Ward, Theodore
Mithoif, John 9. Brasee: second ward, r., l.. Slo
cum, s. ]. Wright; third ward, Hugh Cannen.J
=; 4aqssonIfoarth ward, Jacob Hite, william
Schbpp
Pessii-nt Ciiy .C3sneil-Jacob lIite.
M1rkel Aidsisr-Mich Steck.
Wsidh Master j. W Towson.f f'-f 4ft
Sup'f Pablo NOrl-W. Riningnr.
Cfiy Wn'eh-M. Steck, (Ghiei) Pat. Powers
VIM. BodeRheimer.
Spperpio-s-'phomas Cascv, g. Plinke.
Chisf Of Fire Dep't-Wm. Vorys, ST..
srANprso COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL.
gInane.-echopp, Mithoff. Brasco.
Ttrssts anil Aiisys--Cannon. Mithoff, Slocum,
, Tas-Mithoff Cannon, Wright.
Ptib,ic SAfs'u-Wright. Jackson, M'thoh
Market Hopss-,Tithoff Slocum, Jackson.
P1iiroajs=-prasce. Cannon. Schnpp.
pg1arfs-SIocum. jackson. Cannon.
Drainage -Brasee, Cannon, Wright.
hoard OF HEALTH. ve
lat. ward--nrl NJ. Efinger. Ioscnh Rcinmxni
~, H nr, Syander, W. Z. Riglw.
3i. ~ DR.. q. F.. Davis. NJ, SteclS. y i
18th. 'r Dr.. r o. Edwards, John Scarls.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

f@- Dog days are fairly npon us
and this is truly the sickiy season
Do not be without supply Of Coe
Dyspepsia Cure in the house. Ii
cures cholera morbns, cramps
pains and collie in either stomach
or bowels, is the only remedy ever
discovered that il q sure cure for
dyspepsia, and is a splendid anti.
dote for disorders occasioned by q
change OF water or diet: being
prompt, harmless and certain in ils
action, we checrfulIy commend il
toall classes
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

Professor &c. Watson Of Ann
Arbor, Michigan, announces the
di'eovsry Of now planet hitherto
unknown, which was Hrst seen by
him on Saturday night. 1t is sit
uated in right ascension one de.
gree and forty minutes. and in
decliDation three degrees and ten
minutcSsoutb. II is moving west
and south.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
Musical Instruction.

1t is o matter Of regret that our
citizens generally have not been a
ware of tho meritorious character
of the musical instruction given by
Professors White q Hunt at the
City Hall, and which is still con
tinurd at the Presbyterian Church
Otherwise their CLASSES must have
been of much greater magnitude
than they arc, Notwithstanding
their present respectable size. The
object of these gentlemen (and II
brief visit yesterday TO the scene
Of their exercises satisfies us that
they have remarkable success in
accomplishing it) is to give thor
ough instruction in the principles
Of music, so that any pupil, with
ordinary capacity, at the end of ten
days instruction, can read ordina-
Nv music. We are glad TO learn
that another course Of instI uction
will be commenced on Monday
next. We might here state that
these gentlemen are undoubtedly
first class instructors, and arc wor-
thy of more encouragement. A
moro favorable opportunity has
never been offered this community
for obtaining at such low terms, and
in so complete a manner, a know''
edge of one of the most pleasing and
improving accomplishments OF civ
ilized life.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

H@The match game of base ball
which was played last Thursday
afternoon by the .. KS of Zancs-
vile and the Nemcaps, of this city
was terminated at the close ofthe
4th innings on account of the late
ness of the hour, and the desire ot
the Zanesville nineto throw up the
game at that point. Tho game had
already lasted over p hours. and
the scoro s.ood-Nomcans SO, Q
K's %. E
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

A Galveston dispatch says the
yellow fever is slightly abating
there. There were nineteen bur
ials on Friday. Over one hundred
Of The principal citizens Of Corpus
Christi, including the Presbyterian
and Methodist ministers. have died
Of the fever.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
OBITUARY.

DlEp-Angust 9Th, 1867, at the residence Of
Mrs Kaufman, in this cty, MYRoN u. GREG.
DRY. formerly of the Arm OF q. Kaufman 4
CO., Druggists.
lie was IN the forty-third year Of his age and
had been for sixteen years associated wlththe
late Dr. Kaufman in business.
Mr.. Gregory was man OF stosiing character,
and of steady and faithful business habits, and
was one OF our successful business men. He
was never married. HIS disease was bronchial
consump, IN. from which he suffered ten years.
I several DAYS before his death he protested
ialth in hrist and we hope 70 meet him "
world Of life NV
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

FINE TEA. One of the Gazette
firm has tried y sample of D. SIF-
FORD & Sons Best Imperial Tea
(handed him by Mr.. j. SIFFoRD) }
and he pronounces it the best ar.
ticle he has tried for many day,
Lovers of good tea should mako q
note Of this fact.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

BEThe fine Peaches Of tho State
Farm can be purchased during tho
season at the drug Store of &. 6.
BECK, where FRANK, a son of Mr..
HOWE is always at hand to supply
the wants Of those who wish to
procure tho fruit for canning or
other purposes.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
10 NO6MGe.

l offer my services to this com
munity as u Watch and Clock Re
pairer | have had forty gears &c
perience, and [ have no heavy ex
penses to meet. lean therefore d.
work well and reduce the rate.
can always be found at Myers 4
Bro, Main street, Lancaster.
r. IL. GATES.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
KoebIer g. Mayer.

Tho we'll known and enterpris-
ing Boot and Shoe Dealers and
Manufacturers of this city, have
just replchished their stock for the
Fall aud Winter trade by an i'm,
mense supply of Boots, Shoes, &c.
Of the best styles, and for every
class Of people. Advertisement
next week and meanwhile they
desire everybody to call and exam
inc ihcir stock.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29


TIE LITTLE CORPORAL
for September contains Chapter 3
of Mis-. Miller's popular new story
Camp Bruce - No. 2 of "The
Chicken Littlo Stories !" No. Of
Early Times in Ohio > besides a
large number of choice Poems, Prose
Articles, Picture Stories, &C.. en-
tircly original Price, ono dollar a
year. Great inducements are offer
ed to those who wish to raise clubs.
Address, Alfred l.. Sewell, Pub
Usher, Chicago, Ill.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
Seventh of September

There will be speaking in this
city on the evening of Saturday Of
next week, by the eminent and
gifted Union Republican orators
General T, L, WILDEs and General
G. II. GnosvENoR, both of gallant
Republican Athens county Turn
out in force, Union men, and give
them a cordial greeting.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
State Association of Base Ball
Players.

A call has been issued for q con-
vention of delegates from the Sove.
raj base ball clubs OF Ohio, to be
held at the Clarendon Hotel in. Gin
cinnati, on the 25th day Of Septcm.
Der, 1867, at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ. The
object of this convention is to form
an Ohio State Association of Base
Ball Players, under the provisions
of the Constitution of the National
Association. The matter is worthy
.he attention Of base ball players
generally and we presume the
Lancaster clubs will take steps 10
secure a representation in. the pro.
posed convention.