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Tribute of Respect.

To the Officers and Members of
Charity Lodge No. Z, l. O. o. e.
Your committee TO whom was re-
terred the preparation Of a suita-
bic expression Of the opinion Of
this Lodge upon the death, and to
offer testimony Of respect for ,he
memory Of our departed Brother
Samuel Beery, submit the follow
ing resolutions:
ReSolDea, That whilst we bow in
humble submission TO the dispensa-
tons oil our Heavenly Father, yet
we cannot but express the regret
peculiar to our nature, in view of
the decree by which we have been
deprived OF the society and friend
ship of our departed BROTHER.
.Resolred, That we regard the
loss to the Order as severe attic
ton, our own sorrows are almost
hidden from sight in contempla-
ton of that sustained by those to
whom he was united by SO much
nearer and closer ties than those
by which ho was connected with
US.
ReSolUed, That we tender our kind
Iy sympathy 70 the family OF our
deceased Brother and assure them
of our watchful care over them in
their bereavement.
Resolued, That for the respect
entertained for our departed
Brother, our Lodge Room be drap-
cd in mourning for the space OF
thirty days.
ReSolUed, That copy of the
foregoing resolutions be furnished
the family of the deceased, and the
same be published in our city pa
pers.
/; H.. ! !; / H:'sS'sD' $:ss :sS'H' Committee.
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An Important Bill.

Senator Morrill,, of Vermont, has
introduced a bill in Congress, pro-
viding for a prospective rcsump-
tion of specie payments, which at
tacks the financial question in a
way which indicates roal business
intentions.
The first section, in substance,
directs the Secretary of the Treas
ury to pay in coin all legal tender
Treasury notes presented on and
after the 4th of July, 1869.
Section second provides that he
shall sell at stated periods all gold
in tho Treasury in excess of 70
millions.
Section third requires that all
National Banks having less than
20 per cen3. of specie on hand,
shall hold in reserve the coin in
terest on their bonds deposited
with the U. S. Treasurer unit July
/, 1869.
By section fourth these banks
are required 10 commence specie
payments on the 4th of July, 1869,
and will be duly wound up accord
ing to law, as provided in section
fifth, if they fail TO comply.
AS at present understood, the
introduction of this proposed meas.
ure will probably be regarded as a
step in the right direction, though
it will doubtless receive material
notifications before being enacted
into law. AT all events, it is tru-
ly gratifying 10 note the indication
of II disposition on the part of Con;
gress TO tako hold of the financial
question in earnest.
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WEATHER ITEM,-Saturday, Nov
3Oth, the thermometer marked IL
at sunrise, the mercury having
fallen 800 during the night. On
Sunday morning, 1st inst, it stood
at 13o, since which time the tenn.
perature has moderated considera'
bly,. Snow fell on Sunday night
and Monday to the depth OF / of an
inch, and on Tuesday evening an
inch more was added.
: A great many people are killing
hogs this week, and have excellent
weather for the business.
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TAKE NOTICE,

Ono and all and call to see my
select stock OF Ladies and Gents
Gold and Silver Watches, Chains
and Jewelry of the latest styles at
much reduced prices, at P. W. Bin
ninger's, corner Main and Columbus
streets. [37-3t.
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The Concert Tonight.

The programme issued by the
Lancaster Band for their Concert at
City Hall tonight, comprises a
rich collection of the finest music
of the day, and will furnish a feast
of melody such as cannot fail to
satisfy a music loving audience,
The musical attractions, both vocal
and instrumental, with the low
price of admission (25 cents should
Gil the Hall to overfowing.
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The article on ourfirst page, from
tho New York Evening Post, un'
der tho heading, Grants Master
ly Inactivity" is to our taste exact
ly, Itwould seem as though the good
sense of Gen. Grant in declining tc
yiold to the importantly Of those
who would have him at once issue
n political manifesto, could not fail
of tho approval of all sensible
mon.
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DEATH OF john W. KEGS JOHN
w. KEGS, formerly Editor and pro.
prietor OF the Circleville JVdtchman,
died, ofsoftening of the brain, in the
Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum, at
Columbus, on Monday last. His
funeral took place in this city from
tho residence of Mr.. AcKER KING,
on Tuesday, at two O'Clock p. M,
Mr.. KEGS was born in Berkeley
County, Virginia, and was, at the
time Of his death, Al years of age
-CTcleuiLe Union,
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THE New MAP.-Messrs. Corbiu
& Stockman arc now in our city
canvassing for the. sale of IL. II
Lloyd's great National Map. AL
who desire to become possessed of 4
complete, elegant and useful work
will do woll to avail themselves o.
the opportunity now afforded, as Q
similar one may not soon occur
again.
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NaETWCE.

ID oRERT r. Church, whose last. brown
IL place Of re sidence was Washington, d. a.,
and whose present place Of residence Is pp-
known. is notified that Hannah l.. Church on
August LIST, 1887. fied her Petition pgsnst h'm
in the Office OF the Clerk OF the COuitot Com
the said Robert X. Ghurrh with wlliul absepe"
and gross neglect Of duty for more than three
years aud with adultery on May lst 1864. and
on divers other days since that time, at said
rom the saId Robert =. chnrchAwhich petition
will lie for hearing at the next term Of Snld
Court. j. y. NANDEMAkh' CLERK
Oct nth, ls67-eg.
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Secretary Stanton, when in this
city last week, spoke in warm and
decided terms of General Grant,
and gave such Endorsements of him
as only those having had his OPP
portunitics for Judging can give.
Il Pittsburgh Commercial.
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Undertaking.
To all Whom it may Concern.

NOTICE is hereby gwen thatthe undersign-
~ ed, on the Sd day OF October, 1851, AT Ian
caster, in the l2th Collection District OF OHIO,
made seizure Of the following articles:
bbl. containing 4sla gallons spirits "0ld
Bourbon"
Sad seizure being made because the brands
required by law TO be placed on packages, were
not placed on said package.
Anyperson or persons claiming this property
are required TO appear and make such clam
according to law within thirty DAYS from this
date. JOHN A. HUNTER,
Collector 18th District OF OHIO.
Nov. 81. 1SaT.-w
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For a nice American watch, l in
vite every body to call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. All watches warrant
ed. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
neatly repaired on short notice at
P. W. Binninger's. t37-3t.
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Our poultry gathcrors arc dali
ly slaughtering chickens, ducks,
turkes, geese, &c, by the thou
sand. 1t looks to us as though a
few weeks of such brisk work
would depopulate the country OF
the entire feathered tribe. Spare a
few, gentlem0, for secd!-MdryS.
cWe Tribune.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

Every body to know, that 1 have
on hand a complete stock of
Watches, Clocks and Jcwclry Of
all descriptions fer the Holidays,
cheaper than the cheapest.
37-3t.1 P. W. BINNINGER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-05

Anew York paper says that
suicide is becoming alarmingly
prevalent in that city. We fear
there are few cities where it
could prevail with greater advan-
tage to the world at large.-Pren-
tiCe.
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nEAFNESS, CATARKH, CON-
SUMPTION, AND CANCER

Treatise on Deafness, Catarrh, Consump.
tiOn II nd Cancer their causes, means olspeedy
relief, and ultimate cure. by Pupil OF the
Academy Of Medicine, Paris. Sent 20 any al.
dress for 10 cents.
Letterfrom Robt. McMurdy, D, H., LII. D.,
Grand Prelnte ofGrand Encampmeut Of U. 8,
and Editor OF the National Freemason."
New York, Sept.l7, ISi7.-DE. srILwRLL was
in charge ofGrace Church Hospital, Alexandria
Va, during the war. [ frequently, almost
daily, for months, visited this Hospital, and
had every means Of knowing his reputation for
EFFICIENCY and SKILL 1t was Of the most cred.
liable character, and his success in the treat.
mentof patients was renarkable.--EoHT. Nc
MuRDY.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR,
1t fits into the ear, is not perccptible, ren,oue'
singing noises in The head, and enables deafper-
sons TO hear distinctly at church and public as.
semblies. Thisinstrument will often produce
results almost miraculous and indeedin most
cases OF long standing deafness. it will relieve
IN ahorttme. 1t may be adjusted with the
ease Of spectacles.
DR.. SrILLwEEL will be proiesSonallya 81 East
Washington Place, University Buildings, n. u,
daily, 10 to |, except Tuesdays, when he will he
at his roomsln3l Pine Street Philadelphia, Pa.
Nov. 2S, lSG7.-ly.
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The Herald of Health for De-
cember.

ccmDcr.
This number closes the volume
for 1867 of one of the best month.
lies now published in America
During the year it has given to
the world multitude of the best
papers upon the much neglected
science of human life, the best
ever published. 1t ought to be in
the hands of every person who
knows how to read. Try it this
coming year. The Publishers
will send the October, November
and December numbers free to
new subscribers, and q Wheeler
g. Wilson Sewing Machine, worth
S55, for 80 subscribers and $50.
So per Annum; 20 Cents per
Single Number.
MILLER, WOOD & Co.,
No. Is LAIGnr STREET, New York.
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r. A. ALEXANDER, the celcbra-
ted Kentucky millionaire, and inn
porter and raiser OF blooded stock,
died in Woodfood county en- Mon
day.
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MNDlUAL NOiIUE
COVE MAYBE coSsULr-

n -
bed at the following times AMI places;
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe ColborD Il ouse I.
on saturdays and Sundays, Nov. 80 and Des.
/; Jan. aud 8; Feb. and .; March IA aud
Is; April ~ and -.
InLANCAsTER, atthe TalmaIge House on
Mondays alter the Express train arrives gong
West until It goes West on Tuesdays, Dte, =,
Jan. q Feb 10; March l6; and April 20.
Dr. Cone has now practiccd, At the abdye oI.
fees, nearly nine years, and II he have life ahd
health. he will fill the above appointments; but
afterthat time he will not practice at any OF re
ab, We onires for some months, aud he may as
continue his visits entirely.
De. CONE cures all forms OF Chronic ms
cases, as Dyspepsia in all its various farle-
ties all diseases oithe Lungs and Air pas
sages, az LaryDgitis, Bronchitis, and Con-
SUMPTION; all diseases Of the Kidneys,
Liver, Pancreas and the glands generallyis all
dis eases Of the Heart, blood and Blood Vos-
sells: all diseases Ofthe Brain aud Nerves, %
Epilepsy .Chorea, or St. Vitus Dance, Neural
ola. Palsy. and general neryouel elnnutrition
ali diseases ot Females. enlaTgedTonsts,a ana
ali forms OF Scrnfula; also all diseases oithe
gycand Far. and all other Chronic Diseases.
GsrYo eharKs sferconsulation, butesshf fer
medisinSS.
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Glassware and Qucenswarc,
Justopcn atStewart's, in Greene's
block, opposite Tallmadge House,
Lancaster, Ohio. The largest stock
ever brought here. All of which
will be closed out at Wholesale and
Retail, without regard to cost. Al.o
Table Cutlery, Spoons, Coal Oil
Lamps, Lamp Chimneys and Oil
Sept. 26, 1S67-3m.
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Reading Room Association.
. The signers of the paper relating
to the above object are requested
to meet at the Council Chamber
on Saturday evening next. *'*
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BY pseoF. CALVIN Z srowF, D D
FARM for SALE.

A GOOD FARM or 22a ACRES
~ oflaDd, in Berne township, on the Berno
Station Road, two and hall miles east Of Len-
caster, II offered Of private sale on reasonable
terms. For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tcims.
apply on thepremises to
April 4, 1907. .2-tE DENNIS RENlCk
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kentucky State Lottery.

. - WV 1ONNN1 y
The only legalized Drawings in
the United States. The Grand
Holiday Drawings will take place
December 31st. $23O,65O to be dis.
tributed. Capita prize $4,000.
Communications strictly confden-
tial. Circulars sent free by ad
dressing MURRAY, EDDY & Co.
3I-4t.]. Coyington, Ky.
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Popular Excitement in Eng
land.


The recent execution of three
men (namod Allen, Gould and
Larkin) in Manchester, England,
for having shot policeman in an
attempted rescue of some brother
Fenians from the custody of the
government authorities, has aug
monted the intense popular excite
mcnt which already prevailed in
many parts Of the British kingdom,
against the government. Immense
funeral demonstrations have taken
place in Manchester, and in some
of the large cities Of Ireland, with
meetings at which the proceedings
of the government were denounced.
No outbreak had occurred, but the
magnitude of the. precautionary
measures on thepart Of the author
tiles showed their apprehension Of
something Of the kind. The do
mestic affairs of England certainly
seem to be in q critical and unsafe
condition, and q revolution may be
more imminent than is generally
supposed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-05

At Binninger's you can get the
best bargains In the way of good
watch, or a good clock. You that
are getting married please romem-
Der clock sometimes keeps peace
in the family, and Phil. can accom-.
modate all. So keep peace in the
family, and call at the Clock,
Watch and Jewelry store of P. W
Binninger, corner Main and Co.
lumbus streets. E37-3t.
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New FIRM-MILL.NERY GooDs
Mrs. Stout has purchased a fec
stock of goods and wishes to have
a liberal share Of the patronage oi
the citizens of Lancaster and vi
cinity. She is also prepared ior
Dress and Cloak making to order
She will give perfect satisfaction
to those that will favor her with O
call.
On southeast corner of Colum
bus and Wheeling streets.
2m.-36*.
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Profs. 8. K. White & @. B. HINT
will return to Lancaster, accord.
ing TO agreement at their last con.
vcntiOn, in time TO begin another
course Of Vocal Lessons, on Tues.
day evening, Dec. 24th, 1867, to
continue through the holidays. or
for twenty four lessons. The ses.
sions will be held in -. Prof
White will also give course in
Thorough Bass and Harmony es-
pecially adapted TO piano or organ
players, or those who wish 10 be-
come such.
N. b. Every body cordially in
vited to be present at the first
meeting. [37-4t.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber
Y has been appointed and qualified as Ad.
mlnistrator of the Estate Of Alan Hurbert
late OF Fairfield County, ohio. deceased
Nov. IS, 1867. 50 GEO. +. HAMLIN.
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MARRIED.

N-TAYLOR-october 22d, by the
Rev. G. c.. B. Duncan. Mr. David b. Thompson
and Miss L. Taylor; both ofthis county.
SIMPSON-nUNCAN-B the same, Novem.
her 27th, Mt his residence III West Rushville,
Mr.. William Simpson and Miss NJ. E. Duncan;
both of Belmont county, o.
HI2EY-JONEs--On the 2Sth nit, by the Rev
G. II. Leonard, Mr.. George W. II izey and Miss
Melvina Jones; both of Liberty township, Fair
field county, o.
MATHENA-JACKSON- Rev. L. Taft, At
the Parsonage IN Lancaster, November 2lst,
Jacob $. Mathena and Mas Christian Il. Jack
son, daughter of Col. Jackson, near Sugar
Grove.
MCFARLAND - WORRALL--By the same,
November 26th, at the same place, Mr.. James
Mcfarland, OF this county, and Miss Ida
Worrall, ofthls city.
ROCKEY-PIPER- - On Thanksgiving Day,
by Rev. Rudolph, John f. Rockey and Miss
Cecilia Piper; all Of this vicinity.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-05

CLEAR THE TRACK, and make
room for "Barrets Hair Restora-
tive, now rapidly making its way
into our market. A splendid arti-
,.lo
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OBITUARY.

DIED-At the residence Of her. son, ]. II.
Arney in this city, on the 22d day of Novem-
ber, Mrs. JANE NJ. ARNEY, in the SD year ol
her age. Her death resulted from an accident
some six weeks previous.
While riding alone IN buggy somepart ol
the harness gave way, and the horse ran down
the hill, TIN owing her, violently to the ground
breaking her hip and otherwise lnjuring her
from which sac died. Mrs. Arney was native
uute young, became q resident of this county
in 1917, where sho remained unit. her death
She was member of the Evangelical Church
for many years, and died in the full possession
of Christian hope. Sheleayes husband, chill
dren and grandchildren To mourn her depar.
ulre; but their sorrows soothed by the hought
that hers is rest, sweet rest IN Heaven.
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Ladies' FurS.

Another large consignment OF
Ladies Fhrs just received at
Brooks Hat Store, which will be
offered at Panic Prices. G3G 3t.
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IT IL no ExAocERArroN when we say that
White Rue Compound has benefited thousands
and is still being largely used for diseases
ofThroat, Lungs and Kidneys. For sale every
where.
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Dissolution Notice.

fVNH E co-partnershIp heretofore existing mn.
Il der the firm name of Outcalt, Stropel & Co..
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
accounts Of the said firm WILL be settled 10y the
undersigned. STROPEL L kEVERSOLE.
Oct. lst, lsC1.-36.3t
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According to weather proph-
ct in Taunton, Mass, there are to
be thirty four severe snow storm.
this winter.
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NOTICE.

I CEvTs WANTED-s25O per month
n Tuy YgAE RouYp, or 90Jper cent pront on
a1nmission. We guarantee the above salary 0.
commission TO active, industrious agents AZ
their own homes. TO introduce On ar'icll ~ " iii
dispensabls utility in every househoid. TOT '1''
PN' g. W. JACKSON \ Co.,
Nv 4u. IL South St, Baltimore Do
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Mr.. Peter Long g. Son and Mr.
Cephas WiHget Of this County
have purchased $1,000 worth oI
the Goats Of the Ohio Cashmere
Company, Vrnton county.-Atheas
Messenger.
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tAprls. 1s"-.-1yi
Coco residence for Sale.

UHHE nice new brick cottage res
IA idenee, corner Of Broad Alley
LtgN1A and Mulberry street, opposite the
H:s!t4. residence OF Thos. Sturgeon. ESQ.,,
lsse1k1t9 is offered for srlc For PARTICULARS
IS.s5x3 apply on the premises 20
Mrs. MARY A. KAUFMAN.
Nov Il Isf7-iY
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Panic Prices.
Go to Brooks Hat Store for q
good, Boys Cap at % cents, and an
extra article for so cts. "a II.
Butch has just received a Large
Lot of Clocks and fine Plated Ware
direct from the.Factory. [34-3t*.
To the Members of the Photo
grahic Society.
We did not make the distribu.
tion as was expected, of the follow.
irg gifts :
One Piano ..."."""......s10O 90
One Gents Gold Hunting Case watch. 2OO W
Two Ladies Gold Hunting Case Watches
SlOO each 2Ou w
Fifteen Silk Dress Patterns $40 earh.... 600 OO
We have nearly on6-foarth Of
our certificates unsold, and they
must be sold before the distribu-
can be made, from the fact that we
are paying moro than tho amount
on each certificate in Photographs.
The distribution will positively
take place as soon as the remain
der of the certificates are sold. Re-
collect this is the Premium Gallery.
A. L, FELLERS.
Lancaster, o. Oct. 9th. Janl.
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Stable for Rent

'1SoDC lOI ANChO
On the GRIM property, in the rear
of City Hall. Inquire on the
premises. 35-3rs.
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Remember a nice present makes
friends, and by the way all are in
vited to call at Binninger's Watch,
Clock and Jewelry store, for have
a very elegant variety of the lat.
est patterns, such as would make
a nice Christmas present for a ia.
tber, a mother, q sister, brother
and also a lover. Remember The
place, at Blnninger's, corner Mar
and Columbus streets. 137-3t.
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No. is LAIGnr STREET, New Yorl
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The OIL Interests.


This brench of trade suffers like al
most everythings else from the prevail
ing depression. Pittsburgh advices,
however, by yesterdays mails, report
"sOme little stir in the Market" and
the price of crude appears to be firm at
&c for good gravity. There is also a
better feeling reported in the refined
market, both in that city and the East,
and for the moment there appears to be
a disposition to advance prices.
The Elizabeth, Writ county, W. Va,
Gazette, published in the heart OF our oil
territory, speaks as follows about the
production of the article and the feel
ing in regard to prices:
We have nothing of any importance
TO note from our oil fields this. week.
BusinesSStill remains dull on account
of the continued low price which crude
oil commands. Still there is a mum Der
of new wells being put down at Burn
ing Springs, and should oil command
the same price again, that it did two
years ago, there is no doubt but that
the development of territory in that re-
gion will be pushed forward with the
same energy as at that time. There is
no better oil territory than that which
is found in the break at Burning
Springs, and although there is lull in
the business now, we see no reason
why operators should entirely ,dispair
of ever seeing better times.