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Valuable Farm al Private Sale
vyHE subscriber. as Agent, win sell al
= PriFate SALE q farp aeessinirsl
2O3l Acres OF Land.

sfILltW ff3fF FI7fTf-f4I
2O3a Acres Of Land.
situated oh thc Monocscy, III caff6lI coian!s
", Nd. about ! miles from Double Pima
Creek Mills, on the road leading gfkm Ma
dleburg 10 Mechanicsiown, and within IA
mile Of the Western Maryiaud Railroad md
improvements consist of A
large and substantially built AysrX y
stone Dwelling ,cpp'ainips u
rooms, With hall, recess, and u
porches, and cellar tiiidcr the whole hn5sd
A large stone Swii1er Barn. 100 feet idrnr
and ~ feet wide; Wagon Shed, COM Cribs.
6ranariess Carriage House, Smoke Hoase
and Hog HpnsN ned xniska aai4eN .xu
80. Absut 10 setes N Timber. ana
30 acres bottom land, The farm
c$Y4SH Is divided into II fields. Thcreis
..k--- AN ExcELLExTs STONE ouARRY
on the farm, furnishing stone Tor the rail-
road bridge. now building over the Monocs
acy. This farm was formerly the homestead
Of William Biggs, deceased. Price OF the
farm $50 per acre. f,s II III ~
Also, \ tract Of MOUNTAIN LAND.
situated about 4miles from Mechanicslnwn,
containing about l45 aeras, and Is within
half agmile of the Western Maryland Rail.
road. and adjoins the lands Of BENJAMIN
Wilhide: Daniel Bqhrman, Henry Buhrman
Any person SO ~ wishing & SCI eiiiberT 81 the
sbove named pfopefilsA viii please eaIroh
the subscriber. residing near Il eysf Schcbl
House, nndmithih two miles III said firm,
aug d--8mA BiNJAMiNr OOIsll.
ss-aat
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4 HAVE to-day received my Summer styles *
a French Lasting Gaiters Cor Ladies'. Iorcnner
and little Rosettc, opposite Catholic chnch,
W estminsicn june 4.
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FALL TERN oPENs SIS SEPTEMBER ls,h.

FALL IEltM Ot'ENS SEPTEMBER 18th.
THAR0ES Reduccd aimee Circular was
~ Printed. Terms per scslon 81 Ten
months Beard ti55 Tuition SIS.
Sixty Students froni the State received
fire. of charge for tuition. Applications for
The frnn Scholarships must he made 10 the
President Of tho board Of County School
Commissioners before the oh of September.
ssay-scnd for Circular. aug is-im.
Es,ate ef Gsotgs TnmJo, ace'd.l
NOTICE l. hereby given thai The sul,.cri.
~ her has obtained fFam the Orphans
coust Of Carroll Co icstess ~ Administration
On the Personal Estate Of
GEORGE TIsuMBo,
late Of Carroll County, deceascd. An
persons having claims agninst said Estate
are hereby warned to exhibit The same with.
in six months from thia date. otherwise they
may he excluded from nll benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested ia
make immediate payment.
GEORGE ". LAMOTTE,
aug li--ft Administrator.
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FTsHE County COMMISSIONERS for Carroll
County wll mes At theif Office, in
Westminster, On the FIRsf MoxDAr on
SEPTEMBER, 1860, for the tgsusactiou Of
business.
BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
aug1s-lt Clerk.
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Estate of George C. Boite, deceased.
NOTICE l. hereby given that the snbscriber
4 ' has obtained from the Orphass' Court ~
Carroll county, letters Testamentary on the
Personal Ertafe ~
GEORGE CHRISTIAN D0LrE,
late of Carroll connty. deceased. An person,
having rlaif1a against said Estate, are hereby
warmed 10 exhibit the same within six months
ffem this date, otherwise ilicy may be excluded
from all benefit AZ said Estate Those Indebted
are requested 70 make Immediate payment.
CAROLINE BOfTE,
nHgt lJT-4r EHecutrix.
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Esiofc IF Goslfry Kaei1er, deceasea.
NOTICE l. hereby given that NE subserlbrr
~ has obtained from the Orphan Court on
Carroll connty, letters II Administrator on
the Personal Eetate IT
GODFREY KNELLER,
late 81 Carroll county, deceased. All persons
hayipg claims sgaisst said Estate, are hereby
Earned n crhibit the same Within six mohths
fFcsu this asts. otherwise thrv may be exrludea
from al benefit ~ said Estate. Those indebted
are requested 70 make immediate payment Z
DAVID KNEfLER, lt
ass. b,-tt, Adminisifaior
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Noeiee 10 ne Creditors IF Txomos g.
Browa. dereased.
no. sg7 EQUITY.

Joshua iIrowa and others. / NOTICE il
70. NheFebx
bellada Brown and others. gwen n the
creditors Of Thomas 3. Brown. lais Of Car,
roll couaiy, Maryland, dsctascd, TO Gle their
claims against said deceased. properly an.
thoniica,ed. with the CLERK Of tho Circuit
Coart FOR Carroll county, in Equity, on or
before the 18th day Of October, is6s.
~. AUNGARTNER,
nng ls,--it Auditor,
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270i ACRES OF LAyn,

moro or less. About 100 Acres 4 eoseycd
With TIMBER; The residue Il cleared Innd
Under good fencing The buildings on III.
property consist 81 i comfDr.
AA-S table log Rough Cast DweIl.
Jog House, Barn, Spring
House, Meat House, Quarter.
two To0acso Houses, and other Buildings.
and IN 'sseelle,It Apple Orchard ADD other
F'uit Irees of diiEscnt kinds. This Land i
well adapted 70 the growth. Of Tobacco, and
is wa,ered byCillis Falls which runs through
Il, and there IL water power on Il tf ssdiE
cient strength for mill or factory nf Ang
kind. Two Chnechcs and Fsee school
are within half mile Of the property.
The Terms Of Sale as prescribcd hy tie
Dccrur are a follows Oner .hisl, paw Of
the purchase money shall be paid 'by Tho
purchaser OF purchasers TO the Trustee an
the day OF sale OF upon the ratification
thereof by the Corr aforesaid, and the rer.
idae 10 he paid in two equal payments, Nc
one to be paid Va one year aud The other 10
be paid IN two years from the dav nf sals.
and 10 bg sccpFed BY the Purchaser ~ ssuses
With secaH.y 70 " approved ~ by The slal
dcrsigned, bearing interest from tbs dny of
sails. -..f.
JAMES II. STEELE, Trustee
j. j. DsrngAirSkh, Solicitor.
TnosAs d. BrcgikeHas, Anci'f.
nag q. H wH 81 fiii tesjsanll
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II AIDES Dress Goods, all grades. al
L. mar2e ho0n's 4 co.
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New Bgl.G..---Thc congregation Of tho
Lu,hcran Churrh. 10 this city, placed
IN The tower Of their ehweh on Tues.
day last very anc bell weighing abos,
1000 poppds.
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Maryland RouiasNe. 2.908, Iaterses-
tion TO Uuion Bridge. Western Mary
land railroad, win, on the 18th instant,
be extended TO MiddIcburg
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The c0raef sioac Of the ncw Luther.
an Church a fd,tles,owu, Pa, will DO
laid on saturday pcst
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The Maryland Agricultural College
will receive twelve students from each
Congressional District free Of charge
for tuitica or books. Applications must
be made to the President Of tho College
before the 18th OF September next.
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moro o. less. About 100 Acres Il eossyc,
With TIMBER the residue Il cleared IN,
under good fencing. The buildings on III
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Soldiers.

Col. Conncb declared at the cop
perhead ratification meeting in this
city that the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention at New York was com !.
posed of the "fower" Of the late
Union aimy--whilst those at Chi
cago were nothing but the "sutlers
and hangers on" OF tho brave dc.
tenders of the union.
We are not disposed 10 be per.
sonal--.but Il tho "fouerS" Assem-.
bled in New York were all OF tho
same species as tho valorous Colonel
aud bad left the army when he did,
tho war would still bo going on,
and tho Colonel still be engaged in
stumping for tho Senate and a po.
sition in tho Revenue Department.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
That "Nlgger Delegate"

The Eagle says IL isa lie that
their was u "niggcr delegate" at
the Democratic National Conven.
tion. Wo never said there was;
but tho Eagle, in pretending to
deny, rather tends to confirm tho
belief that tho tact was as stated In
the items We copied from q cotem.
porary II says, 1.-THE only animal
of the above name"--i.e. "nigger
delegate" "oa exhibition in New
York during the Convention, was
u genuine uIl-bloodcd, thick clip.
ped, hatnosed specimen taken
there by ono ofthe delegates to
let the people sec what the mon.
grel party were trying to forco up.
on the white people as their equal"
--&c. Other democratic papers
say this cOlored person was taken
as q servant Of ono of the delegates,
and Others have still a different ex.
PLANTATION of tho matter, They had
better fix upon uniform story and
stick to it, or people will think II
no joke that there was u "nigger
delegate" at their Convention.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Vallandighanl.

This sanity martyr represented
the Ohio democracy in The New
York Convention. New York
slaughtered Pendloton as we'll as
the er Sqairts OF Pendleton. Yet
New York would not kill Vallan.
digham; for 1t was he who, when
the kissing of the snake was loud
est, and, by reason Of tho intense
heat, its poison most deadly, nomi.
mated Seymour the instigator Of the
New York riots, at which many q
true and loyal heart was torn from
tho bosom whore IL throbbed, and
made u trophy of disloyalty and
rebellion. And this miserable crea.
ture is brought forward by tallan.
dighnm for tho Presidency and
the votes of loyal citizens arc asked
for tho king OF Coppcrheads | We
don't believe they will be obtained.
Loyal citizcns cahnOt espouso the
cause ofsuch a man or such q clan.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
JntEjQ .94 y
Arrested.

.' We are oinformod tlfate two or
three suspicious Individuals were
arrested in Cincinnati a few, nights
ago, having something concealed
under their linen coats. They
were taken to the nearest police
station and examined, when is was
found that they were the last Of
the Pendlcton ex.squirts, returned
from thoioN. Y. Convention, with
their hats concealed under their
coats. After a repriinand they
were discharged. a,o 4 ssaltgs
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Wade Hampton.

This ex. Confederate General,
with the aid Of others of the same
stamp, nominated Frank Blair,
nominally, for the Vice Presidency,
but in reality for the Presidency
Blair's revolutionary letter, before
the Convention, suited Hampton
and bis constituents. The friends Of
Blair are now singing at the tops
OF their voices, "long live General
Wade Hampton" How refresh,
ing such music must be to the ears
of the veteran soldiers who fer so
many years were engaged in hunt
ing down just such cattle as this
renowned Confederate General
The soldiers failed to find him
but.they will crush to earth any
besotted imp hc, or his allies, may
bring forward to distract this great
and glorious country.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Speaking of Frank P. Blair the

Speaking Of Frank P. Blair the
Democratic candidate for the Vice
Presidency, the Chicago Times
(Dem.) says: e5am oi Fl
"He does not get drunk. He is
not a profane man. lie never was
u political upostaie." ta
The Hartford Post prints tho
Same gentleman's bill for two days
board at the Allyn House during
last years campaign in Connect.
cut. 1t reads:
1.-TWO days board $40; lemons
and wbiskey, S65, total s75"
That settles the Times and vim
dicates the fitness of. Blair for a
Democratic candidate, excepting
ono thing--ihe lemons. What
does a Democrat want of lemons
when he has whiskey?-Z ZaneSuHIe
Courier.
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eMEDIGAL NOTICE.


'nR.CoNE MAY BE coNsuf.rnn
~ at the following times and placess ( -
In New LEXINGTON, at the Col
born House, on Mondays and Tues
days. May II and IL; June 10 and
l6; July 20and 21i August "a and
%; Sept. 28 and 20; Nov. 2 and 3:
Dec. Z .andS8.
In LANCASTER, at the Tallmadge
House, on Wednesdays, after the
express train arrives going West,
until it goes West on Fridays, Nav
l3 and IA; June II and l8; July 22
and 23; August 26 and "a; Sept. 30
and Oct. /; Nov. 4 and 5; Dec. Q
and TO-. n7N-tane,s
DR.. CONE cures all forms Of Chronic his.
eases, as dyspepsia IN all It's various forms;
al diseases OF the Lungsand Air passages as
Laryngitis, Bronchitis, and ConsIlmption. ali
diseases OF the Kidneys, Liver, Panyreas and
the glands generally; all diseases ofthe fieart.
Blood and Blood Vessels; all diseases Of The
lnand Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or 81.
Vitus' Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and general
nervous innptrltion, all diseases or Females
enlarged iTonsils, and all forms Of Scrofrla
also az diseases OF the Eye and Ear, and ali
other Chronic Diseases. -
pD No charge for consultation, but cash for
Dieu'cihes' -V [Apr. %, 1SG0-tE
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Daniel s. Dickinson on .HoratlO
.r. Seymour.

-. .
Daniel S. Dickinson on HOratiO
.4.. Seymour.
I The following is an extract from
the speech Of Daniel s, Dickinson,
delivered at tho great ratification
meeting held at the Cooper Insti-
tute, in the city of New York,
October 8, 1862. As Mr.. Dickin.
son was q lite.long Democrat, and
in a position to be perfectly posted
on Mr.. Seymour's record, the pic.
ture ho draws may be especially
refreshing just now to those "Con.
servative soldiers" who, at their
lato Convention in Now York,
committed themselves 80 unreserv-
edly to the support Of the Demo.
cratic nominee for the Presidency.
Mr.. Dickinson said:
Whom the most atrocious con-
spiracy which over desecrated earth
developed in an assault upon our
national flag at Sumter, and in Of.
forts to massacre o half-starvod
garrison, placed thore in a time OF
profound peace, according to uni
form usage, for no other oftense
than asserting tho supremacy OF
their oountry's Constitution, and
giving to the breeze, as emblema-
tical thereof the glorious stars and
stripes OF their iathers.-whon the
brave volunteers who wore hurry
ing to tho defense Of our nations
capital, to save IL from mob rule
and rebellion and conflagration,
were bleeding by traitorous hands
when strong mon trembled, when
women wept, and ehildren instinct
lively clung closer to the maternal
bosom--whon oil communication
between the loyal States aud the
capital was cut off by rebellious
ioroes=-when tho President elect
Of tho United States had then re
Gently reached the seat Of Govern.
ment, whore duty called him, by
q circuitous and an unusual route
and in disguise 10 escape the dag,
ger OF the assassin, and when our
land was filed with excitement
and CONSERVATION and alarm--wheu
"shrieked tho timid and stood still
tho brave nand tho confdipg mas'
ses looked about 70 see who wore
the mSn for tho crisis, among tbs
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
OreenIlncIta.


During the war, were much bc.
low par with the Democracy. -
Every cOpperhead Kissed when he
saw one, trembled when ho took
one, and never closed his eyes OK
cept In mortal dread when he had
ono. Yet now--"Greenbacka," is
the motto Of those who hissed, and
the glory Of those who staggered at
the mention Of tho hated name
The arrant knaves are lplled into
profound atupor by the dose Of
Psadletonias 0rseHbaelisw admin.
lsteted n tho 'tPIatioEm,~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Suffrage,

Take the right of suffrage from
any ono class of community, and
that class ceases to wisld any pow.
er--not oven respect. The politi-
cal demagogne is no respecter oI
persons. He seeks him only who
has power and influence by reason
Of his ballot, and seeks to use the
ballot Of the igporppt to promote
bis own purpOiss.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30

citizens OF the Empire State, who
had Dorne part In pubic a1airss
ana re,rnatgral'y tooked up 70 |
as exemplars IN sucn q CRISIS, ne
nieu nimsell away upon tue aouole,
quick Ia 'ne oPposste oireotion anu
Tor nearly nciI u year niu nimseli
away among the lakes and rivers
and romantic woodlands and IN
land towns, OF Wisconsin, ana MS
tongue was as silent on tho subject
OF denounciug thercoeiiion as those
OF the murdered yoluneeersc whose
"gnosts walk0d unrevenged a.
mongst u.s. tnere we may sup,
.pose pc pasKsq aqqs Dalenceq, ana
twateneq anoawaltea, and turnea
ana twisted until autumn, when q
smaiKnot oi uelunct, ueieaieu, ues'
Perate, anu desplcapie Politica ms,
VINO had ior years nuhg upon Inc
subsistence department oi,tne Dem
oeratic party IN THIS o.ale' came
70 Z, h'sireliei oy entering Inc neiu'
Ihey borrowed without leave !ne
name or Democracy, anuer whlcn
70 perpetuale !heificoVero Ireason'
as lneInypocFi'e 70 as
"s.o'e the livery o. the court OF Heaven
mi, .pssisu 'ne ees,,'1' 49,
S ns'r a,ssraoeiu. - az sna ae o'S,vya. as
teoolu o'anus ouS 90 s.o 19vss -
nen w s.Vhu y pV''.'os: usp.I.
y ~ Lpe s.i'eu WIN Jlu'u"iy s, ~
s.'uoss, anu w t.eeiui1ss " tno
'popNiSt ! i ~. aa ~ ~ .e u'uu.u, - snane'
N saV ''oas'.hot eNPo,.'nIeu ~
sns n~n'' - wy peoPio euou.u ~.
0s,,' = - @ - ""tl,as Wy ;noiS =
a"a Z ~. .raty,s :. sIu Pacr.o,aeN anu
srs sssoast " =, teas A. .u.st0 :. : aoe,.J I'M
"a ons @ osomopsuium en, ~ = ny ~ so'.uu a
~ : ono !, iiV.n I'LL ni' n.l'n l.aoo, anu
: ~ H. o, ,'hn ~ ~ "sn az. az ~ III
hfsOi H. =, w ~ 49, a. ,soIS S w. ~
h"d I ,nS;la 80 so,,so 49,. ~ ',a'oaoo"I
% cod % don,o .ed ,ha 'nhs, Uo S.9 Ios sho
~, ,s.a Seo,-s', .'"s nesIJi oiJ ,aa, snH
n ont ,hsonrh II oI, 1not nt h0,o T g. W I'M
T oi ,seoisr Au'O,uJ'o - ~
s,sP y; 4, oofuS, - so 'oIS 40 J No nJu ,he '"o
p. nppi;,;o,i II aa.'a. .' n0 o'S.I 49, oo,I S
p rs ma,"hon u rec1 "nu ca =" S'', S"1 -Isn ~
tnro ~ olao,;nn % .ad" @S" . 1o s1oooH ~
tho hnrden ~ nh ;,,h 80 epeeO Nv
.Ionu tas.,ho - nahn,,;nx 80" e5 ~ O "po
ds,1 S1 nation of ,ha ndm;n;s,ro,;an % t
Ior hov;nn ~ - o,ed 81. ,ha r;nor nf
marital la1 % 70 thoso GIN IN rms soinSt
tho Gorosnraon. ~ Thom.h aJonn5
inc with aimsv d;san;Sess anI sonh.
;stiool canorai,;oa :, oon,";nod ano
no;nt xor,hu W No, onin no,;no
Snt ~ the savoroa, ronroh ons;on
and hora !, IL.
1If that s,ovorv mnat ho
abolished 70 savo ,I;s yrr;nn ,hon
tho naonia ~ ,ho Son,h ahon,d Ia
allowed 70 with row thamsoI,os
from thot covo,snm"m, mL;,.h oan
M, o;vo ,hon tho nro,oo,; ion a,nor
onteed bv ito torma y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Negro Suffrage in the South.

The rebels in the South brought
on the war-aboTished Slavery by
reason of the war. They took
support and protection of the mas
ter from the slayc, and now the
ballot is placed in the hands 81 tho
IattOri thathemay project himself.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Pendleton lcx-Sqnirts.

!, They have returned from New
York. Their b-dgps of spurious
greenbacks were Of no avail whore
Jews and bond. holders ruled
Jew BOlmonti with the willy sey.
mour, disposed ofthem about as
effsctually as Grant and Coifax will
dispose Of their nominees in No
vember next. ~.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
PitisbaFg, Ctncinnati- A. 81. Louis
sAFsl RaiIway. ? III
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.

sson andanerJunc 81. 1858, Trans will run as
follows; gg s. sg2Gf gtsaEgEfs
Express. Fast Line. Mail.
LIVE Columbus, 2:OOA. NJ. I1,2O A. NJ. 2:16 P. NJ.
ARR. At Newark, $40 :" l2:sgP. NJ. .s;i5
"Dennison, 6;is e 800. g, $3.50
" steub'ville, $50 /" sos ~ 9,sO
Plttsburg, lI;lo I" 7Os '' 1900 Mid.
i" Harrisburg, o:2oP. M. 5.ooA.M 1901 P. NJ
Z Phild'phla, 1875 A. NJ. o:o5 +" 1850 ="
+, j" NewrYork, 500 y ll;Oo I" lo:ll
I" Baltimore, Gas g" l2aOP,M. $40
/" wash'ton, $40 /. 500 i" 800 "
Express runs daily. Mail and Fast Line
daily, Sunday excepted. saw
[ W. W. CARD supt., s.F.scULL. q. r. Agt
Steubenulle, steubenviile, o.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Refrcshing.

To hear n war democrat singing
to the praise of Seymour, Vallan
d'ghnm and Van Trump. This
'beuutiiul and exquisite trio. during
the war, rejoiCed when war demo.
Gratis mournod--shed tears whom
.they danced for Joy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Manhood. How Lost, How Restored.

o Dust published, new edition Of Df Cul-
vorweu,s Celebrated EaaaY on
- the radical cure Without medicinel Of
SPsnMAIoaanGA, or Seminal Weakness, Invol-
untary Seminal Losses, IMP0rHxcY, Mental ard
Physical lncapacitys Impedimenfsto to Marriage.
etc also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPsY, and Frs,
in duoed by selfindnlgenee or sexual extraYas,
~. ~. Price, 10 a sealed envelope ,,oniy cents.
The celebrated author, iu this admirable "a.
say, clearly demonstrates from n THIRTY years,
successful practice, that the alarmng conse.
quences OF selfabuse may be- radically cured
wlthontthe dangerous use ofinternal mt diclno
or ne application ofthe knife pointing out
mode oi cureat once simple, certain, and ef-.
fectual, by means OF which every sufferer. no
matt matter what his condition may be, may euro
hlmeell cheaply, privately, J, and radically. n
Mathis Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man In the land.
sent under seal, In naplain envelope, 10 suy
address, postpaid, on receipt 81 six centa. o.
two post stamps. Also, DR. sCulverwells rMnrl
rage Guidei" price rs cents AddrenH fhe
Publishers, cHAs. j.. @. KLINE& CO., -,
n~I IL. Hswerys New York, Roal once
July 2, 1eGe-iy.,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30

Daring an unprecedented aood
at Baltimore, Nd, tnst week caused
by excessive rains, some forty per.
sons were drowned, and property
damaged and destroyed to the
amount of 81, ,0O0 900. >
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30

The brains of the Eagle having
got back to town, the ostensible
editor, it seems, feels justified in
promising on improved state of
things in his department in the
future. 1t should 60 hard, we
think, ifthc practiscd pens at the
command Of that concern cannot
enliven its dull columns some what
Look out for loud screams from the
old bird, hereafter
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Equality.

The right Of suffrage fails to
make equality, socially except just
before an election. II is astonish.
Ing to see men "stooping to con
quer." who, in their own minds,
desplse and damn" the conquered
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30

DEATHS by Sum- N.sTRoKE.--lt is
stated that tho deaths in New York
City from the effects Of heat within
a month past have not been less
than q thousand In number.
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Congress, on Monday, took n
recoss till the third Monday in
September The Funding Bill
was passed, and, it is said, will be
signed by the President.
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BASE BALL.--Tho Union Base
Ball Club, Of Morrisiana, N. j.,
started on Monday for a tour
through New York and tho Wes.
tern States. This is tho CHAMPION
club OF the United States.
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Tho Delaware Gazette, one OF
tho best papers in Ohio, has pro.
cured an Ericsson caloric engine,
with which it is now running its
presses.
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Hon. b, r. WADE, U. 8. Senate,
has our thanks for numerous re.
cent favors In the way Of valuable
public documents.