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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-03-28

D@-See tho new advertisement
of Douglass 4 Coles, and get ready
to take advantage Of their pro-
posed great reduction in prices Of
dry goods.
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Lecture to Young Persons.
By order Of DEAcoNs.

Lecture TO IOunS EerSohs'-
The Rector, Rev. E. o. Simpson
of the Episcopal Church will Cd.
w deliver a Second Lecture to
Young Persons on Sunday Evening
next He very cordially and af-
fectionately invites all the young
Ladies and Gentlemen of Lancas-
ter to be present at the Lecture.
Service at71 o'clock.
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New Books, at Tuthills, "St. El.
mo-" "Thc Clavcrings," "rhe Viii
lage. on tho Cliff" "Played Out"
madonna Mary, ,""The Tent on the
Beach," (Whittier).
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IT is said that Henry Orman has
been nominated for Councilman by
the democrats of the 1st Ward,
and that he accepts. This certain.
ly cant DO the 'sBossy" we used to
bc acquainted with during the war!
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[sEAL.l [5o srAMrl ' ~ ol''
orrIcr OF THE AuDIron OF s7Arr,

C0lUMDus, o., Feb, 25, 1867. I
itis hereby certified that the foregoing is
correct copy Of tho Statement of Condition ol
the International Insurance Company of New
York, made to and filed in this Office, for the
year 1867.
[sEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor ofStale.
By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
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STATE OF NEw YonK, Couyryor NEW

YoRK, January 26th, 1867. 9s'
Charles Taylor, President, and G. @. Hines,
Secretary ofthe international insurance COM
pany, beng severally sworn depose and say,
that the foregoing ls q full, true and correct
statement Of the affairs Of said Company.
CHARLES TAYLOR President.
O. G. HIsE, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed the date last above
written before me.
CHARLES NETTLEToN,
Commissionerfor Ohio.
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Spring Wall Paper and Window
Shades.

Just received atTuthill's a large
and elegant stock Of gilt and stamp.
ed gold Wall Papers, of the finest
manufacture, all new designs
Plain and gilt Window Shades.
1.3w.
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Desirable cry Property
sale.

THE uldsralgnod oflaru her property
be teTma. nnid proDerl5 uonslala Il
Al name Dwelling Rouse and necoasn
N buildinga, allIin GOOD fspalr. locf
0lA Lot 30, IA, north nlae 81 Walnut
end east Of High street
Tor further purtirulsre rrriy toh =
nuNn SoN, Lancaster, Ohio. ELIZA , 4
Jan. 81. Iegi-tf.
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H%The attention Of the public
is invited to the professional card
of Drs. WAoENHALs & BECK, in
another column.
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Valuable Farl
for Sale.

VVHE FARM BELONGING ToTHE VII
and heirs OF George W. Shoemaker,
situated about two miles North East Of n
Antyllle, IN Walnut township Falrfeld coli
Ohio, Il now offered fcr sale on private term
a The Farm contains about lis acre.
t.:A land. ofchoice Walnut andsugar soii.
- hrs uponita good Dwelling House, bsi
Carriage house. Meat-house, Wood.house,
spnng-houseia at the latter place there are q
very large Syringe, Of good limestone wate
also good spring near the Barn, and stref
o. water running through the Eastern p5ftic
o. the premises. Has two good Apple Orchard
utie gwen 70 purchaser, and immediate pos
session II desired.
For terms enquire ofthe owners onth prem
isoe, or of the undersigned. J. O. nlTB.
Pleasantyills, o., Dec. II, leeG--ifSo.
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l@DOn't forget the Gift Distri-
button of J. D. JACKSON, whose no.
tice appears on firstpage this week.
Secure your chances speedily while
the opportunity is offered.
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Commissioner NEWTON, Of the
Agricultural Department, has our
thanks for copy of the last month
ly report.
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Apple, two TO four years old, selected trees, Is
cts. each; average size, 20 cents, Fear, Stand
ard and Dwarf two to three ears old, 90 cents
each. Cherries, two years, very fne, so cents
each. With other fine sorts OF apple, | offer
the beautiful Knkead, so named BY the Hook-
ing Valley Horticultural Society, in compl
ment toits President, J. o. Kinkead, on whose
ground grew the original tree. 1t Is an upright,
vigorous grower and an annual bearer-fruit
large red streaked. Season from 10th ofAugust
till LIST OF october The best Pomologist OF
the State having faledto Identity il, IL is 6eliev-
ed to be anew variety and one n great promise.
Trees two years old, fine slsei for rspnng plsnt-
ING, 81 cents each, am selling very choice
Concord Grape Vines at rs cents each, better
vines tina. were sold in this county last summer
by tree pediers at 81 80 cents each. Other va
rieties Of Grapes, and all sorts ofsnial FRUITS 70
be found IN well Kept nursery,
am offering several hundred OF Rcd Cedar.
three to four feet, nice size for fencing, verv
low by the hundred. large stock Of other
Evergeons from Que to eight feet high. Also
Flower!ng Shrubs, Greenhouse and Bedding
Plants.
Vegetable Plants. in season, such as Cabbage,
Tomatoes,- and Ss cot Potatoes, Seed Potatoes
Early Goodrich, and White Spr6ut at s4 per
hushel; Garnet Chill, Fluke, and Monitor, 81 so
per bushel.
March 7, ls67-6w Lancaster, Ohio.
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Attachment.

Kinnis Tniser. PislnsIS,l Tlesers ". 1. RIsby.
maggie Reilly. DerG sirssId county, aSSa.s 5. y
On the 9ed day Of March. 1851, sald JustIcs
issued an order Of attachment in the above ac.
lion for the sum Of Sto 20, and probable costa
slo. The saFue will efoF hearing aud judgment
% the zzd day Of Nay, 1851, At ID O'clock. A. n.
KiNNIs FRITTER.
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Report of the City Finance
Committee.

To the Honorable city Council Of tss city Of
Lancaster. Ohio.
The undersigned, Committee on Finance, re-
spectiully make the following as their report Of
the condition OF the finances Of the City ior the
year ending March 20, 1861
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Total liabilities ..................... ....,.sis
v. MISCELLANEOUS,

The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
in any one city, town, village or block-no rule;
governed by circumstances. lh.
The amount offs capital or earnings deposit
ed in any other statei as security Tor losses
thercin-None. st
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Hats ana Caps
WALL PAPER.
,sABBATnS nSonooL coNCERr.

SABBATH SCHOOL CONCERT.
10 be given in the M. E. Church,
Lancaster,
I Tuesday Euening April End.
The exercises will consist Of solos,
Duets, and choruses, dialogues and
speeches by the children.
The Rev. G. G. McCABE, one Of
the finest singers in the country,
will be present and sing some of
bis favorito songs.
March, 21, ,1S67-2w
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VIRGIL e. SHAW,
Law OFFICE.

nrrrcF OVER FIRST NATIONAL pASK,
\ Doepopite Tallradee Block, VIII sstend
promptly TO Al business ensruuted 70 his care.
Lane aster, Ohio, yfarck 81, 1851.
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e % E'@
Dyspepsia Cure,
THts GRHkr REMEDY FOR ALI BIS,
l EASES ofthe
SVONGA@Rs
Us the discovery of the inventor of Goes val
liable Cough BRlsam, while experimenting for
his own health. Il cured CraInp in the stom
ach for him which had before yielded 10 moth.
ing but chloroform.
The almost daily testimony from VARIOUS
parts OF the country encourage US to believe
there is no disease caused by adlsordered stom-
aeh 1t will not speedily cure.
Physicians Endorse and Use it !
Ministers give Testimony of its Ell
cdcy +
And from all directions we receive Ndings Of
oursS performed.
Dyspepsia
ltis sure to cure.
Heartburn
Ono dose will cure.
Sick -Headachei
II has cured in hundreds ofcas0s.
Headache and Dizziness
II stops in thirty minutes.
Acidity of the Stomach
Ncorrects al once.
Rising of the Food
1t stops Immediately.
Distress after Eatingl
One dose Will remove.
Cholera Morbus |
Rapidly yields to a few doses,
Bad Breath |
Will be changed with half bottie
IT IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
It's UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS fs owing
TO ths fact that
1t Cures by Assisting Nature TO Re-
assert Her Sway in the System !
Nearly every dealer in the United States asll'
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
G. g. CLARK & CO., Proprietors,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Jan ~. 1seS--lY
ufpnTT, ii SHAW
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Statement of the Condition of
the international Insurance
Company, of New York, on the
31st day of Dec, 1866, made
to the Auditor of Ohio, pursu-
ant to the Statute of thatState.
l.. CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock all
PAID up....".".. ................ 81, 200, 900 90
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March 2sth, lsG7.Im.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,

Ito expire on tho Slst day of January, 1863,
OrTIcE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE, lSsuRkNcE y
DErARrMksT. GoLuMBus, ONO,
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VTTE will offer en- entire new stock offspring
w Goods at one half the former prices.

About the 18th of April,

New goods will be received almost daily, at
greatly reduced prices.
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Lancaster, Ohio, March a, is07.--ar "1''''
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-17

VhFS telHs
fINHE undersigned Special Commissioners,
l. will on the
3oth Day OF December, 1867,
atthe Front Door of the Court House of Gabell
County, West Virginia, proceed to sell at Pub
lie Auction, to the highest bidders, all Of the
lands Of John Morris dcctnsrd, in Gabeil and
Putnam counties, West Virginia lying upon
the Guyandotc and Mud Rivers and their wa.
tors, aud along and adjacent the Turnpike
Road and on Big Hurricane creek and its wa.
tcrs, aud will continue said sale until compile.
Jed
The said lands will be laid Of and sold in
small iarmsto suit the convenience OF purcha'
scrs.
Those wishing to purchase had better go
aud examine the lands previous to the day Of
sale They can call upon James r. Morris,
Teay's Valley aud upon James Felix, Survey.
or Of Cabcll couNty in Barboursyillr WHO will
give them any information necessary concern
ing said lands
TERMS OF SALE;-0net third Of the pur-
chase money in six months, ono third in twelve
months, and the residue in eighteen months,
with interest from day Of sale, taking frcm tho
purchasers bond and good security for tho
payment Of the purchase money and retaining
n lien upon the lands MS fuIther security
The notes for the lands covered by the Wild
avs dover will be made payable al her death
without interest Tho title TO these lands IL
clcCr and unquostionahlc
JAMES II. FERGUSON,
THOMAS B. KIIlNE,
dec 5-ld-5w. Special Commissioners.
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To nuR PATRONS.

Two or three weeks since, we sent out
bills in the paper, 10 all those who were
indebted 10 this office for one or more
years subscription, AS YET but very
few have taken any notice of them
Some to whom we sent bills are worth
their thousands. but still they fail or re-
fuse to ply for their paper. This may
be nice thing for them, but it is a Sc
we're thing on US, We now extend the
time for paying up "orcarages" 10 the
February Court. AT that time We shall
strike from our books, all who hive not
paid for their paper, and their accounts
will be placed in the hnnls of legal off
cefs for collection, and besides the name
orevery delinquent at that time. will
be published together with the amouot
each one owes US. II there are any who
do not wish 10 have their name hsld up
to public gaze, through the columns oil
our paper, they had better come forward
end make immediate payment. We have
determined TO adopt the advance paying
system for our paper. and do no. want
any moro subscribers who are unwilling
10 pay in advance. We trust that we will
not have to speak this wa7 through our
paper sgsih. bu, that all indebted to US
will settle up the "old score" and psy
for nnothct year in advance. Our sub
scribers must learn that it fakes money
to publish newspaper. We have to
pay cash for paper ink, type, rent, fuel
and labor, and consequently must have
money.
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Smith & Martins is lhe place for all,
both great and small.
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MONOPOLY or WE LANp.

In the course of lecture on Labor
end Capital" delivered BY Mr.. Ernest
Jones. TO large nudianco 10 the City
Hall. Glasgow, he made tue following
remarks,
"In 1910 there we're $50 900 landlords
in the Uoired Kingdom; now there are
less tban3O. 900, Of whom nearly 5000
are in Ireland. Five men-the Earl Of
Bred aband, the Dukes Of Argyle, Ath-
ole, Sutherland aud Buocleuch-own Que
fourth OF all the land in Scotland twelve
men possess the half; and half of En-
gland belongs TO one hundred and fifty
persons. 10000 men, say. to 30,000,-
900 people-here you shall plough and
SOW and reap. and there not here you
shall build and plant AMI work, and
there not; here you s. all breathe and
live and die, aud nowhere else, except
where wa permit" He concluded By
saying. Il seek not to infringe he.rightS
of propery;I seek not TO confscale a
single acre; nor is there the slightest need
for any such proceedings, Blu l 10 say
the rights of property 10 land have their
limits Those limits have baen recogni.
zed by Parliament They were recogni-
zad when be Legislature drove railroad
through the landlords acres against his
will If il is right to send the people
through his acres, it is right to send them
10 his acres also. They were recognized
when the Legislature established the En-.
numbered Estates Court and sent one
seventh Of all Ireland 10 the auction
mart, They are recognized when man
is unable 10 manage his own property
wisely-thc law manages it for him,
| say no man has right, where labor
is redundant and food deficient, to keep
fruitful land out OF cultivation.
The men who DO that are criminals;
every such Uucultivate acre is nation
al crime; every such uncul'ivaled acre is
land ori's theft. lay down the AK
ION that no man has u right to more land
than he has capital or meansto culdvaIc.
Whoever keeps an acre oul OF cullva
ton keeps the loaf from the poor mans
cupboard takes a span fr,m the poor
mans life. He has no right to that acre
| cara not who no is Though king
gave to him, who gave it 10 the kiug7
The title to the Ian is culture, God is the
only MILFORD and our labor is the rent
we have to pay"
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no COnsulInntiVes.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by avery simple remedy
aher having suffered for several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
tIonsumption-is anxious to make known 10
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of
the prescription used (free Of charged with
tue directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections =
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceiyes to be
Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as twill cost them nothing,
and may prove n blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription, FREE, by return mail, will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
y6nl-yl
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-17

contraction bill. II is the inLenIlon oil
some members Of the Ways and MeanS
Committee. when Mr.. Shcrman's bill is
sent 10 the House, to raise a eOnstiIu-
lional point against it that the Senate
has no right to originate bill affecting
revenue.
For the past lew days tho Ways and
Means Committee has been inyestiga'
ling the subject Of whisky meters, ADD
several kinds ere being tested in the bath
room Of the House. with water. Of course,
and others are 10 be tried with tho same
fluid Experts have Informed members
OF tho Committee how Tees metars ran
DO tempered with, and some Of them de-
clore that the only way TO make sure
their performances is to set honest men TO
watch the meters, Some OF the Com
maileo appear to think that the suresI
way would be to collecta tax on each
barrel as il leaves the distillers. An OPP
inion prevails extensively among mem
bcrs d the House that leading New
Yo'k whiskey men, though openly od-
vocating reduction of the tax, will
lobby against any change.
Seualor Summers views on national
alfoirs were recently given freely. lie
links the House ought to have passed
The impeachment resolution; says Con.
gress will not refuse 10 accept any State
becan'e It's constitution is TOO R dical.-
lie said also that tie Conservative Re-
publcans in Congress- Hre the bone Of
the parry He favors the disfmnchiss
ment of oil who took part in further.
ing the secession movement, and all who
formerly held Office in The Federal ser
vice. Such man as Hunter, Rives,
Lecher and others should never oblrude
upon the public notice, and
should especially refrain from attempt
ng 10 offer advice.
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From the Press.
FROM WEST COLUMBIA.
WEST COLUMBIA, West Va,
n.c 5tb 1897

" EST NOLLhblAi N1nb Iap
Dac. oh, 1867.
West Columbia still survives, Demo-
cratic New York. New jersey & Co., to
the contrary Notwithstanding, Politic-
ally she is radical in everything and will
continue so unless som, entirely new is
sue is made or raised, raiically different
from any now agilaling The county, as
our people are loyal to the Government.
They have felt somewhat of the direrul
effects of rebellion and the damaging
consequences Of secession and do not
feel like trusting their public affairs 10
tho so'calI4d Democracy, having had
enough oflheir administration under the
old reign.
Morally we will compare ravorably
with other towns situated as wo ara and
comprising tho difsrons nationalilios.
Tho Methodist. United Brethren AMI
Baptis.s predominant in religious affairs
with Sigh! sprinkIing Of the "MOther
Church.
Business is looking up. During the
last year enterprise has been in the as
condaut, salt furnaces and rolling mills
have been projecting and ifthe plans are
carried out our now p'por towns will be
Fixed realities. All we want is the right
kind OF enterprise and plenty Of capital
Old foggYsm is gradually passing
away anil the spirit of freq institutions is
beginning to brighten in our midst and
few years will show state of things en-
tirely different from the past, May it
speedily come. PROGRESS.
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GETTING TO WORK.

The Republicans io Congress are be-
ginning 10 show the same great qualities
which made them the effective aOxilio
ricS OF the army in war. They are pro
wing themselves the fitting statesmen IOr
the times of reconstruction and peace
The vote on Saturday last in the House
saspcndiog the authority Of the Scctcla
ry of the Treasury to retire or cancel the
national currency, is forward stride in
the right direction.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-17
S. r. WILSON, KlSsEY n BlNsuN, "a
EXCELSIOR" MILLS
WILSON & ROBINSON,
Successors to Wilson d Bro.)
PrOpPieters.
POLYT PLElSlNT " la.

THIS Mil Mas been re.ftted and re-
moldlOd in the best possible manner, and we
are now prepared to furnish the very best quail.
ity of flour to all, AT lower rates than it can be
purchased elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to Custom Grind.
ing, both in wheat aud corn.
The highest market price paid for Wheat at
all times. Farmers having such crops to dis.
pose OF will do we'll to give US call.
December u ls67-tf.
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RANkRuPrcY.

Although but small portion of our
population has taken advantage of the
general baukrup, act, ii is noticeable
hc'. its operations so far has given great
satisfaction, No complaints reach us
that il works hurdships TO any one. 10
fact its criminal provisions are a great
advance on The old system and laws uu.
der which debtor was almost o privil.
eyed party in Court, doing as he plea
sed and holding everything 10 his owu
hands Ii is time that our laws as re-
gard suspicious transactions. false prcten.
ces, and criminal frauds Of every hue
werO more rigid and easy Of execution
The present United States bankrupt act
is one good step in that direction, that
will be hailed with delight by all homes,
men.
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Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and sll
the effects of youthful indiscreton, will for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making The simple REMEDY by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by TIE adj
vertiser's experience, can do SO by addressing
in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
vGn l-yl AZ Cedar Street. New York,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-17

The people of ST. Thomas have voted
for annexation TO the great republic, -
They do not appear TO be troubled about
our debt. Possibly they think there arc
some counteT-bSlancios advantages in
being under the best government the
world ever saw,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-17

The certificate OF Incorporation Of the
Ohio & Great Klnawha Rljlro1 Co &.
was flied at Columbus on the eth uIt.
The company propose constructing a
railroad from Nlw Lisbon to GtI.ipolis,
o. The capital stock is 81 10000
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-17

From seven hundred and Gnv 10 oigbl
hundred thousand hogs will 4 sloun5I
cred in Chicago the present sdsoo,