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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
On I1ourulLL, tho celebrated

DR.. LIeHrHlLL, the celebrated
medical practitioner, of Cincinnati
whose advertisement appears else
whore, will bo in Lancaster, on
Friday and Saturday next, 3Oth
and 3lst inst. Ho may be consult
ed at the Tallmadgo House.
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JOHN D. MARTIN, Eso.-This
gentleman addressed a largc and
spirited meeting at KclIer's School
House, Pleasant township, on Fri
day evening last. His speeches
are eminently clear and effective.
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CAPTs. KELLER & AsHBRooK--
Arc doing excellent service in fill.
ing their various appointments as
speakers, and are everywhere greet.
ed with largo audiences.
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Presidential Election, Tues
dan, Nov. 3di

Let no Republicnn forget it-or
fail to go to the pole early, deposit
his ballot Tor Grant and Collax, and
then stay and work to get more
votes for our noble candidates.
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CHAs. BoRLAND, ESQ. Dis
charges his final shots at the enc
my at New Salem and Millerspori
on Saturday and Monday evenings
next. Mr., Borland makes the
Democratic fur fly, every time.
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EupERlNTENDENr OF THE Hook,
ING VALLEY z. Mr. John W
Doughsrty, for 20 many years con-
nected with the Little Mimi
Railroad. has been appointed Su-
perintendent Of the Hooking Val.
Icy Railroad. bolamJvs Ioarrdl
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Go TO Won BoNnoRsr, DENTIST.

IT SHOULD Dc EVERY MANS AIN TO EXCEL =
This was the aim Of DR.. J. W. Poland in COM
pounding the great remedy, Humor Doctor.
Those who have used it in the worst cases oi
scrofliIa cheeriully give him the need oipraise.
Sold BY Davidson Brasee.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29

GRAIN IN COLUMBUS. Prices for
new corn range from 45 to Soc, the
latter being the rate for best quail
|ity. Old is firm at 85c. Wheat
h Is declired TO 81 40@l 65-Jour'
nal
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29

This visit is made at the solic-
itation Of several parties in this
vicinity, and will be the only
one DR.. Lighthlll can possibly
make to this place. One con-
sultation only is sufficient fol
treatment, medicines, applica.
tons, apparatus, ETC., are fur.
nished the patient to take home
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Go, EverybodJA

3iaOFFIcIAL ABsTRAcT.-We have
not succeeded in obtaining a copy
! Of the official abstract Of the vote
. Of our county in time for this issue,
but. il will certainly appear next
week. sabsS N % gA
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"Barrett's" is not a dye.
Go TO Won BoNHoRsT, DENTIST,

A fine head OF hair is such an Indispensable
adjunct to beauty that no ole who prizes good
looks should neglectto use the best Prepara-
tions 10 be had to increase its growth restore
its color orprevent its falling of, Rings Vege'
taole Ambrosia is one Of the most effectual ar
tlcles for the purposewe have ever seen, be-
sides beng one Of the most delightful haii
dressings and beauti6ers extaht. tits free from
the sticky and gummy properties ofmost Other
dressings, and being delightfully."- perfdmed re-
commends itself to every lady or gentleman
using hpe toilet articles. er =
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29

DR.. lighthill confines himself
to the treatment of but a limited
branch of the medical science
and claims his success upon that
ground. He makes a speciality
of
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
nNN CENr- nhwAIFD.

Absconded from the residence and employ
mentoi The undersigned,in Hooking township.
Fairfield county, Ohio, on the 2hth day of Ucto-
Der, 1873, an indentrred apprentice to the iarm;
nhont II years All persons are hereby warned
against harhoring or trusting said hoy on my
account, az / will not be. responsible for any
IiabilItiep that he may incur. The above reward
but no charges, will be paid for his return To-
fit HOWARD COMPTON i
Oct. 20, 'Gs-3w
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Estate OF Jacob NJ smith, decd

Notice IA hereby given that the Undersigned
has been appointed aud qualified as Admins
TRAITOR, with the Will annexed Of Jacob NJ, Smith,
late of Fairfield county. Ohio, deceased.
sOHN ASH BAUGH,
Administrator with tho VIII annexed,
Ont % ,G2-aV ' t .......
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The Orman Board Yard.

To answer tho frequent inquiries
that are made as to the where
abouts of the Lumber Yard of Mes
srs. Orman Brothers, we will state
that their extensive establishment
occupies the sito of the old "Bena'
dun Board Yard" on the canal
between Wheeling and Mulberry
streets.
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Lancaster High School.

Avera &c Grade Of Itecitation ana
Depo rtment OF Scholars for the
Month Ending Oct. 16ih.
The numb Der 10 repr esents the highest grade
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29

DEAFNESS AND CATARRH.-Dr'
Lighthill, the eminent physician
OF Cincinnati, will visit Lancaster
October Both and 3lst. His repu
ta,ion is we'll known as a skilltn'
and successful physician.
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DIR. LIaHTnILL, of Cincinnati
may be consulted at the Tallmadgc
House on Friday and Saturday Of
this week-Oct. Both and 3lst.
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TEMPERANCE

The is, perhaps, no one thing that has done
20 much TO promote the cause Ofiemperance a'
that gentle stimulating tome, Roback's s;oni'
ach Bitters, they strengthen and nvigoratt
without producing the Ill effects OF alrohohC
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Old men use "Barrctts.'
DIR. JNO. s. BECK,

Tenders his professional services TO tho citi-
zons Of lancaster and vicinity.
once with Dr. Wagenhals.
Oct. 30, '6s-tf
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RENOVATE.

During the Spring months it's one OF the reg
ular household duties TO renovate, and, IN the
tpuItipliciiy OF other duties ones own sell, is.
IN A great MEASURE, overlooked ; thousands Of
valuable lives night be prolonged, and many
doubtless saved from premature graves by thor
6ughy renuyating the system with Dr. Ro-
backs Blood Pills, stomach Bitters and Blood
Purifer. Sold by G. &. BECK. Druggist.
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FIVE GENTS REWARD.

N UNAWAY from the subscriber residing IN
Ii, greenfield township, on the sth day OF
Oct. 1868, WILLIAM HENRY CLARK alias William
Henry Grsybill, an indentured apprentice to The
Mrml \ q Occupation, aged 10 years. All persons
are hereby warned not 10 trust said William on
my account.
The above re ward, but no charges oriexpen'
sAs, will be pad to the person returning nm
10 snhsoribnr. Mrs. LOUISA GRAYBlLL.
Oct. 20, 'd8-ew. M .Er. r.a- - .
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EAS1-sHUGART-0 Sunday evening, Oct
2h, 1868, by Rev. Il. N Spahr, Mr. George W.
East, and Miss Hattie A. shugart, all ot Lancas'
ter, Ohio. Ns AiE
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The RenshawsI

The excellont martial music Of
this live Republican family will
be brought into reqaisitlon &c
morrow in the business OF cscor
ting Governor Hayes into the city
and in aiding in giving lite and
spirit to the proceedings of the day
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q A LECTURE

tltll-tI."IlLl = -
VIZ no YOUNG MEN.
e1 Just Published in a Sealed Envelope
Price sir eents.
A Lecture on tho Nature, Treat
ment and IIn deal Cure Of Spermator-
rhoa or Seminal Weakness, involuntary Ennis
sions, Sexual Debility, and lnpedlments to
Marriage generally; Nervousness, Consump.
non, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical
Incapacity, resulhug from Seli.Abuse, 6e.-by
ROBERT j. CULVERW ELL, NJ. D., Author Of
the "Green Book &C:
The worId.renowned author, IN this admra-
hle Lecture, clearly proves nom hts own ex-
perience tha. the awful consequencesof self
Abuse may be offectually removed without
medicine, and without dangerous surgical opsr-
atoms, bouRies, instruments, rings, or corials,
,,oirtn0 ouf a mode OF cure at once certain aud
effactual, tr which P"ery sutferer, no matter
what his condition may Le, FAY cng f'Hseli
eheaply, privately. and radically THIS LEU
WIRE WILL PROVE ABO0N TO THOU
SANDS AND THOUSANDS. t
Sent under seal, to any address, In plain
envelope, on the receipt Of six cents, or two
hostage stamps. Also, Or. Culverwells 8 "Aar'
riage Guide" price ss eanls, AddIess the
P,,6iIshers, 'oHAS, 10 KLINE 3 CO..
iSy DewsTy, New York, Poet ogei
| Bdx E,8s0.
oct. S.iscs-lf
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Diseassestinf tha Skin,

Old Sores, Erupiions, cntaneous Diseases o.
Diseases Of the Skin, all readily. suocumo q
the wonderful Influence OF DR.. Roback,s bi9oo
BY G.. @. Beck, prugget.
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.COALl COAL! COAL |!

uyHE UNp e wAIGNED IS PR E-'
pared Is sell the follow Dg kinds OF coal af.
the bepnt ofihe u. y z. Railroad at greatlyre~
ducedprices,vlE s-sl lraa q .i .sNu
Rest NIIaml 9 ompany's Lever Vein 4
at cents per bushel.
Best Miami conpany's nut Goal az
6eents persbasheiffsia d6hn y >
Bcs miami y lac kssuith OF EurnacS
Coal az a Cents per bushei. =,
Thisis en.rels new coal IN the nnafket.i
and iss ar better than any hltherto otered.- I
Famillee, merchants, blacl snithe. apd sfRose !;
who use steam power, Will plerse hgif Ieun
mind BlAoksmit hs sfhd your teams, alQp tf9
- Tlos. u. 6IDDlx6ss
Apri,s, 1868. AseaN
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Polls an dVOte for Grant

VAN TRuMP's official majority
in this district, is 4.s13. Last year
the district went democratic 6U5s.
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DON'T GROW OLD.

There ia 70 necessity Tor premature oldsge
use RobRck's stomach liiiteIs, it gives vltsiil
and elasticity by inuguIatIug every organ u
the body. sold by &c. Beck, Dtuggst.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LATEST THING OUT.
SOVEREIGN AGUE RENE.
DY cures Aguc in all its forms.
Prepared only by
D. SlFFORD & SON.
Oct. 90, 1sGs-6w.
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Go TO VoN BoNHoRsT, DENTIST
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Go TO Won BoNHoRsT, DENTIST.
---------D---sS------
"Barrett's'W Warranted Hair Res
toratlve. 1893 i
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4COlIfax, the
DR.. LlCHTHILL,

IE M
Whose prolonged and won-
derfully successful practice in
CINcIEEATr, has excited so much
admiration and favorable COM
ment at the hands of the public,
may be consulted at the
ya1 lIt U},
ea1 r glf
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DAILY AND WEEKLY

RATES OF DVERTISIN
EeS7@ DAILY 81 90 per Square first insertio
i-1ty Cents or each subsequent insertion
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6, Sennenee, 0onneritag, ben g. Sebrlar 1868 Qlln

DER 8ouberneur bon WinneIota hai
oas SonesurtbeiI bon anbreas Goefd,
pe9en gsmoroung oes fiinfsebnidbris
gen Soiepb 9aurer 6urG einen GAlaa
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aobaltun9 SeifeIben in ieinem S0nia> |
reid Derboten.
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Srie9enlan6 erfl6rt.
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oeatfdbe Nereine Raf5siue's.

(5ortiesung fOlgt.)
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: elegrap1. Nat1ri0ten,
gsat6riebten aus ssafbinstpn
@ongreb .8erBan6Iungsn
4abei=O fdben.
atues STATEN.
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tOrifirt, 9lnfpdlte fir Die 8ertbeibiquna
Der generale Meade uno Jfuqer Al
beitenen, ba Goub. Senfiut oieieIben
Il eeridtlid belan9t bat. 9lneenommen.
Sie SanS sBiI 6esialid) @insiehuna
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Qonifiana uno Slorioa gemabrten Gis
ienbabnIanoereien tuur6e an bas Co.
mite fur 6ffentli9e 9anbereien ber.
tuiefen. | -
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men nito ojeieIbe nit NrneIIs Nmensn
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{ ausaunebmen, bon 86 gegen 73 Gtims
men angenommen. -
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8uger. s
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baItenen grfef an Sen. Grant aeidrie.
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ben 9rdiiSentsn fd1ufoia acu,od,t
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Nfue Nn3eigell.
aiiiqlee's MDtis.

2Aer llNter3eie6uete titas5f IJierrurdb betdsnt
o1b er sum Aiiignee fir has syernfSaer unb bie
efieeteM pom Samuel Sobnfon poa Monta :
merp eonntp i'm StGat leltneJee rpeE9er uuf ieinR
etgene Bettfton pom @ereinfatn Difteffts court Fir
ben gtittel Dtitrist pom Eenneee battEerott erfSrt
per6en III, egnennt mtrrbe. - -.
2 Is. u. aefFere5t
GIastsSiIe, Eenn., 4. Se5raar 1868. feB5 msm
The New York herald., 1868-03-14
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


EXCITEMENT on THE HARsIMUs COVE DIGESTION
The passage OF the Harsimus Cove bill by the Senate
10 the face OF the protests presented by Senator win.
Held from the Merchants Exchange and people oe
ticularly among the residents OF the Fifth ward fu
many oil whom the measure seems presage OF ruipl
Is to be feared that the execution Of the design az
Iar as IL relates to the construction OF another line
on o Ta,w through me city wili result In serous
has not yet been Withdrawn, and the Citlzensa
Committee WIN make another struggle ON.
Tuesday next, when the bill win be brougha
before the House for concurrence in sbs
amendments Meanwhile the Legislature hays
adopted resolution appointing next FRIDAY for =
visit OF both houses to the property In ones,ia, ~,
wnen members VIII be more Instructed on the issue
6eweeq Ise Peope and the monopoly The Hudson
their meeting on Thursday protesting against tha1
passage oi tae bi. II al should fail now the ctl-
zeIs wiz test TIE question In the courts.
Hoboken.
SrIcIDE.-At foIr O'Clock YESTERDAY afternoon n
man named James Rogers, forty.two years OF age
who resided a. 81 Second street, committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head wtha pistoI.i
HIS mini had been Of late oiled with despoudency.l
and at times he would start In hts OF alarm whers
he would be overcome with presentirnent that he.
was TO de OF consumption. Coroner white WIZ
Lold an inQUes. to-day. tsH& Hl0I
tk Union Hin. .slme,
The MrRDgs OF Mr.. DARLISo.--Tne Board or
Chosen Freeholders offer reward Of $3.50 for ma
arrest ana CONVICTION Of the murderer o, Mr. Darling
VINO Was scot q, his residence IN West New York a
q rev months ago. A similar amount WI. be Of
fered cy Governor Ward. ~
Trenton.
ARREST AND CONVICTION OF A NOTORIOUS Rail-
ROAD THiEF.-Yesterday morning o woman, who.
gave her name as Caroline Hlrt was arraigned In tha
pvnce rssls s'anon on caarge Of paroinns rom tha
on the previous day, valise belonging To-
Ihomas j. Han, No. "a Warren street. New
York it appears that Mr.. Hall was travellinQ'
TO Philadelphia and ef his valise containing guam.
tty OF dry goods samples In his seat and retired to
the smoking car on his return 10 his seat he founE
his pormanteau missing. and suspicion attached To-
female who left the cars At Trenton. When the
train arrived at Philadelphia MIR. Hall had an inter.
view with the authorities there who from the cir.
cumstances related advised him to return to Tren>
ton and submit his case to the Chief OF Police Thig
was done. 6hd the alleged thief was arrested In o
beer saloon on Thursday evening The property was
found In her possession, and she was sentenced to
three months imprisonment IN the county jah. Thq
Is also New Yorker, and Is known to the
police as one whose name appears IN the long cae-
cory OF railroad thieves
The New York herald., 1868-03-14
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

AwATCHMAN CHARGED WITH LARCENY.-On Thurs
day night OF buttons, four bales of cotton and
roll Of carpet, valued In all at $964 were stolen
from the pier OF the Stoningon Steamboat Company,
foot Of Jay street, North river by parties
known. Suspicious were subsequently excited
against Henry Thompson the night watchman en-
poyed on the pier, and he was accordingly arrested
by officers Gilbert and Nesbit OF the Harbor police,
and taken before Alderman Miller at the Tombs,
where Mr. Lawrence De Vean, agent OF the company,
appeared and made an afidavit against him, charg-
ing the accused with the larceny. Thompson posi-
lively denies his guilt and says the goods must have
been taken through hole In the side OF the pier from
which 1t is said to be utterly impossible to pass the
cotton and case OF buttons The prisoner. who is a
for trial In default OF 81 600 bail.
THE ROBBERY OF Mr.. Observation-Disclosures Dee
gam brother to Joseph Deegan previously arrested)
was yesterday taken into custody by oficer Hey Of
the Twenty-seventh precinct the charge OF having
robbed Patrick Comerford at the Philadelphia
HOTEL OF $50, on Wednesday afternoon last, as
already reported. When taken IN charge the ac-
cused said 10 the offlcer-"what does the old man
ms money. After some hesitation and prevaricaton
the accused said he might have left the money at
Thcmpson's liquor saloon, corner Of Sullivan and
Spring streets, and on going there the oicer found
that the night previous Deegan had left $4i9 with
Thompson, and the money was recovered by offcer
NOT been recovered, and the defendant fats to ac-
count for II. Matthias was held for examination. It
is believed that Joseph Dcegan. previously arrested
for the robbery, is entirely innocent OF the charge.
ARRESTED ON SrsPIcroy.-Between the hours OF
two and three O'Clock yesterday morning Ofrcer
Messenger, OF the Eighth precinct, met three men In
Mercer street. with two large carpet bags In their
possession. The officer, suspecting something
wrong, stopped the men and inquired what they had
in the bags. They replied wearing apparel, but
when Messenger made an examination he discovered
that the bags contained boots and shoes. He then
told the men that they would have TO go TO the sta.
ton house, but they showed such q disposition TO
run that the officer Informed them that they might
get hurt II they did and advised them TO take up
their baggage and march before him 10 the station
house. which they did. The names OF the prisoners
are Henry Lucas, Thomas Warren and Thomas Ray.
They were Yesterday brought before Justice Ledwith
and by him remanded back To the station house, In
the hope that 0 complainant would anpear and claim
the prOnprfv