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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-02


OF the many Cosmetics and Toi-
lot Articles now advertised, but
few prove to bo what they are rep
resented. Messrs. Berger, Shuts
& Co., Chemists, of Troy, N. Y, are
advertising extensively several ar
ticles that have proved themselves
just as represented, for which they
are acting as agents. We believe
them to bo perfectly trustworthy,
and that parties using their prepa-
rations will find them fully up to
the reCommeds given. Sec their
advertisement in another column
ofthis paper.
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I. o. o. F.-This extensive and
universally diffused benevolent or
der had large and imposing ccle-
brations at GAINESVILLE and Logan
on Friday last, both of which were
numerously attended by brethren
from thiscity and vicinity.
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Van Amburgh s. Co.'S Mann
. moth Menagerie.


Those who loye to contemplate
the wonders Of Nature under very
pleasant circumstances, and to en-
joy alittle innocent and exhilara.
ting recreation. should not forget
that the finest and largest collec-
tion Of living ANIMALS on this con.
tinent will Y isit our citynext Mon.
day, and give two Of their Grand
Moral and Instructive Exhibitions.
This is no ordinary Circus Ex,
hibition nor sixpcnny Menageric
where a baby Elephant, a broken
spirited Lion, q sick Tiger and
tive. or three Monkeys fill a few
dingy and dirty cages. but ono o
the most complete enterprises O.
the kind ever attempted in this
country. y Hcre the beasts look al
if they were alive-and they are
Here the cages look like travelling
Pdlaces-and the paintings OF
them are works Of Art worth a sep
aratc chargetof admission to see
The Procession on Mo nday morn
ingwill be one Of the most impcs
ing ever witnessed in this City
The Magnificent Golden Chariot
in which Prof. Kopp's7 Band dis
courses its splendid music neve
fails to excite admiration.
Parents should not neglect t
take their children to SO attractiv
a place Of scientific recreation.
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Medical Notice.

nK. &c. CONE MAYBE CONSULt-
DEDat the following times and places;
In NEW LEXINGTON tthe Colborn honse,
ON Saturday and Sundays September i and y
October and I; Nov. 10 and II; Dec: 10 and
i6; Jan, 10 aud 90; Feb.23 aud "a March 80
and 81 May and 8; June 8 and o.
In LANCASTER atthe Tallmaige House on
Mondays after the Express Trainarrivess going
West nntilit goes West on Tuesdays Sept. q,
Oct. 8; Nov II; Dec. II; Jan: 81; Feb. 25i April
l; May 8; Junelo DR.. CONE cures all forms
OF Chronic Diseases, as Dyspepsia IN ANTS va,
rious varieties all. diseases ofthe Lungs and
AIR passages, as Laryngitis, Bronchitis, and
Consumption !; ali diseases Of the kldpel 3,
Liver, Pancreas and the glands generally; all
diseases of tho Heart, Blood and Blood Yes
sells, all diseases ofthe Brain and Nerves, es
Epilepsy, chorea, orst. Vitus Dance, Neural
gia, Palsy, and general nervous lnnutrlnon
all diseases Of Females, enlarged Tonslls, and
ali forms Of scrofulsi also all diseases ofthe
Eye and, Ear, and all other Chronic Diseases
ng5-No charge for consultation, bntcash fol
.EiJatii siaTAprn 5. ls0s-e-1yl
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Ia GARD.

D A CARD. ItIfT {
Gilbert Devol would say to the
Fire Engine Companies and civil
ians of Lancaster, that he feels un-
dor many obligations for their
timely assistance in putting out
the fire at my Foundry on Friday
the 26th inst. anus
GILBERT DEVOL.
Apr. Goth, 1867.
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To Cansumptiyes.

yVTUE Advertiser having been restored 70
health in few weeks, by q very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with asevere lang Affection, and that dread
disense, Consumption--is anxious TO make
known 10 his sufferers the means ofcure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy Of
tSe prescription used, (free Of charge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which theywill find a sure Cure for Con
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,Sc, The only
obiectofthe adve rtise in sending tho PrescTip.
ton, is 20 benefit tho afflicted, and spread m
formation which no conoeives to be invaluahlei
and hehopes every sufferer willtry his remedy,
asst will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing.
address Rev EDWARD =. wlLSON,
Willlamshurgh, Kings county, NewYork.
October 2S, lsG6-ly
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HzRREE's MAoAzIEE,-Tbs Nay
ramber u already on our table. +
closes the oath volume and is in-
usually full Of good things. The
first article is an illustrated paper
On tlie pictured rocks Of Lake su-
perior. Both the illustrations aud
text are very spirited. Tho Dodge
Club Is continued, with capital IL
luttrations.g General Strotber con-
tipues his Recollections Of tho War.
with lively illustrative sketches.
Kate Fields, furnisbos an enlarged
copy Of her article on Ristori. NJ.
ID. Conway gives US a capital
sketch Of Disraeii, with an engrav-
ed likeness. A timely historical
sketch Of Crete follows. The story
of "The Virginians in Texas" is
finished, as originally written, but
supplementary chapter is TO be
given in the next number. SAT
Bay" is a good story-there are
also several otbersin the number
together with the usual variety
in the regular departments, in
Guiding a poem by Phoebe Cary
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April 1l,-2m,H
Watch, Clock and Jcwelry En-
pOriums
GEORGE FL. SMITH, JR. PRoPRIE-

pOrium.
GEORGE FL. SMITH, JR. PRopRlE-
TOR.
Smith sells the finest Jewelry;
Smith sells the finest and best
Clocks and Watches;
Smith sells the best Silver and
Plated Ware;
Smith sells Pianos, Violihsr
Flutes, Accordcons, Concertinas'
and other musical instruments,
with music for the same; "
Smith sells the finest Toilette ar
ticles;
Smith sells THE Gold Pen, (Mor-
ton's);
Smith has the largest, most
splendid and attractive stock in the
cityj in addition to which. ,,-
Smith sells the FLORENCE SEW.
ING MAoHINE-now acknowledged
to be the Queen of Sewing Ma
chimes.
The public are invited to call
and see if there is any humbug
about this. Apl, 18, EFT.
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FAvoRs.--We are in receipt of
Silver City and Boise City (Idaho)
papers. from G.J. Boving, former
ly Of this place, In the former,
Messrs. Ewing, Boving & Co., have
a column rtisement, affordihg
evidence of very extensive bust
ness. slf ga r
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Success comes with Experience.

Teeth arc now permanently saw
ed after they have ached; provided
that the face has not been swclled,
or abcesses formed. This is accom-
plished by destruction OF the nerve
and after appropriate treatment
filling the roots. me1
Broadway, south Of Market-hOuse
May I'd. '67. II. SCOTT.
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Valuable Farm
for Sale.

vENHE FARM BELONGING ToTnE WIDOW
and heirs OF George W. Shoemaker, dec,
situated about two miles North East OF Pleas
antvllle, in Walnut township, Fairfield county,
Ohio, is now offered for sale on private terms.
The Farm contains about lis acres NJ
"a land, ofcholce Walnut andSugar soil, and
Carriage.house, Meat-house, Wood house, and
Spring. .house;at thelatter place there are t'oc
very large Springs, of good limestone water
also a good spring near the Barn, and stream
Of water running through the Eastern portion
OF the premises. Has two good Apple Orchards,
title gwen to purchaser, and immediate pos
session if desired.
For terms enquire OF the owners on the prem
ises, or OF the undersigned. j. O. HlTE.
Pleasantville, o., Dec. II, Ie66-tiSO.
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MARRIED.

PoMFRET-s T-scHEFFER-on the I'D uit.,
by Rey.G W. Mechling, Mr.. Henry POmfret and
Miss jane SchRfer, both OF Hooking township.
oMPsON--SHEADLE- On the 18th inst
Al the residence OF the brides father, Mr.. Isaac
county, ~
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Special Notice.

Sets of teeth made at from $40
to Sl8. Having an established
reputation, ! need not bring my
self into notice by blowing the
"horn Of self.praise," or give all
the principal citizens of Lancaster
as reference, without their con
sent. Willing that those for whom
| have worked for many years shall
decide upon my merits as Den
tist. During my residence in Ian
caster, many other Dentists have
come and went. Ishall never pull
up stakes and leave my patients tc
pay some other man his own price
for repairing or doing over again
work for which / have been paid.
Special attention, given to filling
teeth. Teeth extracted wlthou
pain by a process of bcnumbins
the gums. Office at old stand.
Ii! l.. CRIDER.
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A GENTS WANTED EOR GREE.

N : :.
LEY's HISTORY COMPLETE. EXTRAoR-
DiNARY oPPoRTUNIIYl Unparalleled Success
This History contains accounts Of about one
hundred Battles not generally found in the
earlier works on the Rebellion, even IN those
most widely circulated; Now that GREsLEY's s
HisroRY is completed, its popularityls greater
than ever before, and sells with arap:dity which
makes il the most valuable work for Can vassers
ever published. Address.
0. D. CASE, Publishers,
April lit. Hartford, Conn.
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BANKRUPT LAW.

XK7E WILL GIVE SPECIAL Al TENTIoN
wv tothe preparation and prosecution ofap-
piications for the Beheflt OF the Bank"
rupt Law just passed by Congress.
HUNTER a. DAUGHERTY,
t Attorneys at Law,
lancaster Ohio, March q, 1S67.s
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gT 8 "Trip to Bremen.

Our incomplete article of last
week referring to few matters fal,
ling under our observation on a
brief visit to Bremen few days
previously, has called out an elab-
orato communication from an old
subscriber in that neighborhood,
which is printed in the present is
sue. We are thankful to our cor
respondent for his attention, and
glad Of the opportunity Of pub.
fishing particulars in regard to the
business and business men Of Bro
men which our own limited time
and facilities prevented our taking
.noto of bnt which we expected
hereafter to have the means Of
presenting more fully. Our obsor
vations having boon necessarily,
on this one occasion, confined to q
single point, Of course we could
speak advisedly only in reference to
that. If commendation in one d.
rection imply censure in every
other, an editor must be silent, or
include everything and everybody
in his praises, whether in posses
sion of knowledge or reason to
;supportltbem, or not.
Our Bromen correspondent has
supplied us with just what we
wanted-and We shall be exceed
ingly obliged for similar favors
from all towns and neighborhoods
in the county, from persons suita-
bly, qualified to give information
respecting business or other inter
osting matters pertaining to their
respective localities.
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IToHI ITCHu IToHHI
Scratch SCRATCH! SCRATCH
.WHEAToN's OINTMENT
xU,u cure thu Iteh In 4s Hours.

ALSO CURES SALT RHEUM, ULCERS,
chill BLA1NS, and all Erpptioas Of the Skin.
Price so cents. For sale by all druggists. By
sending 60 cents to WEEKS 4 POTTER, Sole
Aaents, ITO Washington street, Hoston, II will
be forwarded BY mall, free Of pcstage,tc any
patt ofthe United States.
Juno2l, ls66.-ip. notice lrr
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INsURANcE.-See the advertise
ment and Statement of the Brook
lyn Phoenix Insurance Company,
in another part of this paper
John B. Mcneil, agent. 1t will
speak for itself.
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score stood:

We learn a return match is 10 be
played soon, of which, ifin town, we
will take notes.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Professional Notice.

HAVE TAKEN MY son AS A PARTNER
in the practice of medicine and its collateral
branches. Those wanting our services can call
at my old office, on High 81. The firm Will be
Bnrsller Son. GEO. W. BEltSrLER.
Lancaster, May2, 1sGT-Swe
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DR.. BoHRsTLER &SoN.-The pro
fessional card Of these gentlemenap-
pears in another place, DR.. BoOrst-
Ter, sen. is an old and highly re.
spected citizen and an eminent
practitioner, and his son has
just completed a very successful
course in a celebrated Cleveland
Medical Institution. Tho expert
ence of the one and the attainments
Of the other willinspire publiccon-
fidonce in the efficiency Of the new
firm.
j
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TIME undersigned has taken DR.. JOSEPH R
BECK as partnerln the practice OF Med
olne and Surgery.
Persons knowing themselves indebted TO- me
will please oall and settle their accounts, ne ny
old books must be closed.
Dr.. Beck is authorized 20 close my accounts
PHILIP ". wAGENHALs..
Lancaster, Matchi.h, 1s6z-ly.
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Fruit trees, of all kinds, here
abouts, exhibit an extraordinary
profusion Of blossoms the. present
season.. s,l FL 9s sktsf'
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Eleetion Notice.

uNBE MEMBERS oFTHE AMANDA HORSE
COMPANY, for the recovery Of stolen
horses ana other property, are notified that the
next regular semi-annual elecilon Oh 9lnceIs,
will take place at the AMANDA SCHOOL
HOUSE, on tho IIth day OF May next,
nj 2 O. clock, p. NJ Members failing TO attend
Will be subjected TO tho penaltie> presc7ped ~
the Constitution Of the Club.
BY order ofthe President; 49,. e.,
April rs, lss7--sw~ =
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SEE Douglass & Coles l5ct Mus
|ina
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Isnow offered to the afflicted throughout the
country, after having been proved by the sest oi
eleven wears. ia the New England ststes' where
ITS merit. have become Rs we'll known as the
tree from which, IN part, II deriyesits virtues.
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Medical Notice.

?. n. wAoENnALs, NJ. D.
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The White Pine Compound

Cures Sore Throat, Colds. Coughs, Diptherla,
Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, aud Pulmonary
Affections generally. II rs n remarkable Rene
dy Tor Kidney Complonts, Diabetes, Difficulty
otVOlding Urine, Bleeding Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Gravel and Othe { Complaints.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

WAsn1SGroN. Sept. 8, 1867.
The following proclamation BY the Pre.i-
dent Of The United States was issued this af-
ternoon:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14
All person, Who in any way ,r-a.

Second, All persons who in any way treat
cd otherwise than as lawful prisoners Of war
persons who in sny capacity were employ ed
or engaged Ia the military service Of the
United States. H.
Third, All persons Who, at the time they
may seek to obtain the benefits Of this pfoc
lsmation, are actually in civil, military o.
naval confinement, or held to bail before OF
after conviction aud al persons who we're
engaged directly u indirectly in the assas-
sination Of the late presidsn, of>the United
States, or in any plot or conspiracy in any
manner Herewith.
Ia testimony whereof have signed these
presents with my hand, and have caused the
seal Of the United States to be thereuutt
affixed.
Done at he city Of Washington, the 7.h
day OF Sept, mber, 1867
ANDREW JOHNSON
By the President:
WV. IL. SEWARD. Secretary of State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

Tea has fallen 10 China about one.third.
The town Of Palmer, Mass, uses IN old
freight car for Jail. s.
The human race gains 1000 day in
Great Britain.
Dr. J. c. Clarke, . dentist, committed
suicide a, Goshen, Ind on Saturday. ~.
The Democracy of Massachusetts, will
hold a State Convention at Worcester on
October lst
Ex President Buchanan 10 still confined 10
his room At Wbea,laad, bu, 10 improving
slowly.
A severe tornado visited Bellevue, Ken.
lucky, recently, blowing down several bous
and doing other damnge.
Theo Jones, deputy jail Of Hudson
CITY. N. j., was shot dead at Union Hall BY
a man named Kir.ley.
In Galveston, on Saturday. there were &c
interments; for the week, 1873 There We r.
% deaths on Saturday aud Sunday
Intelligence received At the II aytien Con-
su'ate at New York. that the ex-Empcro,
solouqus had died Of epoplexy.
The Unit'd States Commissioner at Rich.
nond has decided that the Civil Rights bill
does not apply 10 foreign negroes
Travel on toe Mobile and Oaio Railroad
continues suspended, owing to the strike
among the Employed, who have not received
any pay for fur or Ave months.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

b. our pre<en: method Of waging The In
dian war more whites than redskins are
killed, and ten times more property of whites
destroyed than Of the Indians. A Cores
pondent writes that "for every savage killed
dozen white sca'ps hang 10 their wigwams
st Joseph Herald.
Add this tate Of things will continue te
exist so long as the government persists in
it's crimnally foolish policy of annually send
ing ont gangs Of ignorant, psejudiced and
corrupt "peace commissions" Every prom.
Use and pledge to the Indians made snd
broken GAS they invariably are) By these
commissions, cost the lives of scores of iu-
accent frontiersmen, who Rave to suffer tn {
lying and rascalty Of The rep:tse natives ot
the government
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14
De m OcrAtic Triu a u hs.

The election 10 California last week re-
suited 10 complete democra 10 triumph
for the first time in several years the demo-
Gratis electng all tha state officers, a m, or
ity Of beth houses "f ihe legislature, aud all
but one Of the congressman.
In Montana the democ rats have a clean
sweep-eec,in all the Territorial officers,
delegate in col ,rrss, &c.
Even in w.. mont The democrats bave made
large gains, electing an increased number Vi
district and county officers.
Light is breaking! Democrats, united
effort will give Us Iowa! LIE, US make the
effort.
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Not GONE TO GLoRy.-Some amusing

NOT GONE TO GLoRy.-Some amusing
things occur sometimes in very solemn pla-
ces. At Methodist class meeting. a broth.
or who had not been present Tor consider
able time arose to spenk. Glad TO see you
here, my brother" said the leader of the
class; "how is i. With you ?" "Oh," said
he, "since / met with you last, my wife ha,
gone" At this point be broke down, when
the leader, to encourage him, said: Gone
to glory, has she ? HaIlelujah!' aud com
menoed singing, 1--WE have some friends be
fore US gone, etc., when the brother inter
rupted him With, mo, that's not it-she'.
gone and run off with another mani"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

The Lyncbburg Virginia" says: "The
idea of sending negroes to Congress Is wide.
ly discussed and approved. We heard a
number of gentlemen say yesterday they were
in favor of it: and hoped it would b. done.
The blacks only have to shove few SCALA
wag whites out of their way, and the field
will be clear. They can have it all their
own way And why may not they go to
Congress? The Radicals have given them
the power, and let them use il. II they are
rejected it will prove The holIowness of radi
cal pretensions. L.. them make the issue,
and have their rights clearly defined"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

Gen. Charles G. Ha pine (Miles Q Reil'y)
editor Of the New York Citizen, whose as
saults upon the democratic parry aud Piesl-
dent johnson have received mach promi-
nence in the radical press Of the country,
publishes in his paper the following char
acteris,ic article, relative to the status of
our prominent generals and the recors,ruc
ton question:
THE daily papers are making q grea,
muadle over the opinions of the pr mine mt
generals and the people at large on the ques.
ton of reconstruction. They tell US that
Grant approves Of the course Of the Presi-
dent, that Thomas agrees with Sheridan, and
that Sherman favors tho plan of Congress,
or rtce rersa, according to their political
bias We eau tell them all lha, if the Con,
gressonal system is to pu, the South in
possession Of the negroes, it does not meet
the views of the people, he sailors in our
fleets, the soldiers in our armies, the mer-
chants at their desks, the fathers at their
ploughs, or any other large body of our c,t-
zens. St. Domingo is not what VT foug hit
for We do not want it, and will not have it ;
and that the higgers, whether white or black,
may understand as we'll frs, as last Nations
are cruel when driven to despair; and, rath-
er than surrender our white nationality, We
will massacre or ems lave every colored man
in the States. This may be bold language
and unconventional, but we ask our readers
whether it does not meet the confirmation OF
their hearts? We have sacrificed too many
whites for principle to stop at taking the
lives Of few worthless blacks
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

A little boy, after listening to a sermon
on the necessity Of being born again, return
cd homo much affected, sHd said to hi,
mother: -
II don't like that sermon and, ma,
don't want to bs born again, for who knowa
but might then be cal" s.
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The Democracy Of Dubuque county hav,

The Democracy Of Dubuque county have
made the following nomiu ations: i. f..
Senater-F. NJ. Knoll
Representatives-T.S 8. Wilson, r B. Lock
wood, J. b. LongueviIle and Dennis Dono-
Won.
! County Jndgs~~Ssepbsn Hampstead.
Treasurer-Ar,hur Mccain.
Sherif-W,lliam D. Buchanan.
Saps. OF Sehools-J. J. f. Norman.
Surveyor-John T. Everett.
Drainage Commissionar-John Gilmore
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14

Tomorrow may never come to u.s. We
cannot End it in any of our title deeds. The
man who owns whole blocks Of real estate,
and great ships On the sea, does not own =
single minute Of tomorrow Il 10 . myste-
sioas possibility, no. yet born. II lies under
The seal Of midnight-behind the veil Of gis-
tsipe consultations .... .-.. ~. .9
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-14
A PROCLAMATION.

BIZ THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.