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LEGAL 1NTELLIG EVOE.

COURT OF QUARTER oEssIONs- judge Lud.
low lhec ne ot A'd rmAn I'D vas belo tue
tc,' IhAt Saturday l.,t rug ii ID tne
70 " 70 'Gs sdsr Inc
m-nnor ~ o.m1,scmg me pro inc ,l mn Of ";,'
.fe' h iUIe IeasUnsb tiu't. for 0rmgns IN d3
SscIs WA he, @ sST ,d ss h1; h mn oaoas
ht hts o9ane, might I've stxInd inr lmlrscnDleut.
J sn bn u d he Ieiuspueu was IN - ha Ka.w 80 ~
dy iu or niu~i co 4r. flr he one NJ. suJgsI,5
eClsust IL tue Ubctlu lou which made Iiicay
~ SSt %.SeSarnce @ OS ih4" w II s
iudciAI Officer Wh- suuj cJIo ar est an Ia ,i1sm
wss ren improp mOlIves the Uh II Jd,.ics Of tue
Urntd a,ts n igh' De tsken Iro u hts nome aid "A
nln: the ipde rboence ~ tut jui try WAS He
snn wonid be Obliged IL COUNSEL wou d Iufnlsh MIN
uuURT OF QUSRr, sEssIo vs. Judge ps,rce.
Nj BGe Gse"nd nnd "snd cSSsss WI! rs s St
uIo er Of Michael Gallon Nj. UBTrne IN 0,naIt OF
hg. He avn maintained Ihsi the have Is cJrpus &C
SPsnb bS, ss eocy .na ob so1v Was
| The argument made by Mr. NJ nm that, accordug
bad nn',i inr close TO try the ca,e was
iaIse 10, the set - 1857 ior fear douot .ht ie
grantee unlilthe tx ration oT the ~ ter
july tust s ptem6sr. ana o lob r h .viug Konn
by 1hh"ut a 'rial this w'sthe httn term sin % tns
l,ItgaId TO the nigam, NJ III = no Oourt OF oyer
| and v miner mad SAT OCTOBER, M
| lAcbPs had bean CODmitipd tFyiug ne N7unI
taN Thai the act Of Assembly made incl n De.
tw en- be COuItS"l ~ or and Terminer g Nd Qua, ter
| STATIONS, but spoke O. lh'm Ms o'e and tfe sans
| G ur, ~ d hetPore the term spoke o, mes =, IN
term Oi both. He Uugh, the lsw very d : H. IN A,
The pri' eDLisd to he ireedO n n suse
| The I mmOnw eaith had been gul ty af real nevIi
IA not Try Ing them and der this be ief hs
| wUDld ~ bu IL The matter to The &
| The Ju"ga anu Ounceu that he would give hiS denI
| sicD On Wednesday next ~
| NJ SnaI pRrd took up jnrv trials to-day and th,
| follow Ing c. SIS ~rre dispOs ed o.
| GrCIg- Il own WAS crnYc ~ If u charge of asqAul
al battery upon his wire, and sentence ed Lu,
| e Dnty Prison Tor one mouth.
| ], es Thompson con victed OF a charge OF lar
| c'by BE tOlo the Judge th"t he ad served 10 III,
| UNI ed states navy sncs 1895. n-d besn twice pro
p, Itand fire. hnallv that lie took his lia ior ~
an empi, at m ach ana goG Ino iuis dltiiulIiIy I'm
voluntarily. With the ad OF Lhs int ,rm alton TN
J dye sentenced HIM to The County Prison for fou
| Dtbs.
| John Camubell convicted nf a charge of Ia,
crny. ara WAS sentenced 10 the C~unty Prison TO
ii ur months
| Two " une men of the same name VIM Muruhv
were convi led of the same Utense OF B,pAnug In
b. M artIcle, roll OF calico. aud received tne sam
rwsJd ior their trouole-Couuty PrIson for si
| no ODtbs.
Mari ! ( pech was c>uvictpd OF n charge OF stealth
| the County Prison for tour month";
| s. HsrIis CnIebOwer COW @ ed of embezzemeB
wss ssPneDCed 10 III Coupty p VI ZOE four mon IA
Ferdinand enOr con- icl ed IN July last OF ioTxprS
was sentenced 10 the County Prison Tor one year I
| dale ON the 5th Uf June.
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STOCK EXCHANGE sALEs, NOV. 7

Mr.. HENRY WrREMAN, the well.k known manufac'
tuIer Ano importer of ladies' boots aud shoes, who
already has establishments At Sixth and ButtoAwoOd
streets. In this city aud ~ No 4S7 Eleventh street.
Washington, d. O has recently opened new. nsa
and complete store at No Ils South Thirteenh
While the ttoTe ltselfis model OF convenience aud
elegance the stock it contains makes It's chief Rrac
lion. In addition to goods or his own manufacture
Mr. WiremAn has just received from Paris large
assortment OF ladies' boots shoes and AlippeT, oOm
poeed OF the OF materials and made by the
skiliul Of workmen IL safely be asserted that
the quality aud beauty Of these goods cannot be
passed. and inspection Of the varied stock In the
Thirteenth street will convince all that the
castings for the feel can be made works OF art.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
General Grant on His Way to
Washington.
Advices from Europe Liberalism
in England-Sp will not
Sell Cuba South Afri-
can Expedition.
FOR EIGR

BIZ Atlantic CdbLe.
The LibcrsI Party of England.
LONDON, hoV, 7,--The Liberal party, in view
o. the niesent In iica'ious OF the penhiug cam =
pai2p, estimaie that 1t will have a majority in
tGe ne House Of Commons o. at least 100.
Ex-Queen Isabella.
PARIS, Nov. THE ex-Queen of Spain aud
sui J ave arrived here.
Spain Against the Sale OF Cuba.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 7.-The Nalrid CORE, ponde1t
OF ihe Independence Beige writes to that iouruGl
that the provisional goVerument Of Spain VII
entertain no proposal from the Uni.ed states
looking 10 the purchase oi Cuba.
a South African Expedition.
1IsBoN Nov. 7.-Au account has Just been
received here announcing the almost CON pie e
aunih,laion of the Portuguese expedition in
Mozau bique, South Africa. This expeoltlon'
which consisted of about six hundred soldiers
with artillery. etc.. was seut iuto the interior o
that country, and was attacked by the native:
and nearly all the soldiers killed, aud theii
artillery, etc, Captured. Only sixty men escaped
TO the sea coast with their lives.
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THIRD EDITION
THE WEST.
A Novel Wager Fulfilled by q
Republican Senator.
FROM KANSAS.
Senator Pomeroy pays nn Election Ret

senator PomeEoy Pays Nu Election net.
LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 7.-TheIe wa' q1ite a
sensation here last eveniDg. by the fold neat Of
pledge made by Senator Pomeroy bef,re the
election that il Lesyeu Tonh coun gave a
Repu plican majority be would Wa'ks bsrehea led
through the reefs of this city. He Was folio we'd
by an nmense ro"d, coz po.ed Of procession
OF Tanner" with torches aud ira oareucies,
and CT 1zPrs OF all political opinion 10 witness
The SCvel spectacle OF our Senator trudgine bare.
headed through the streets.
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MORTALITY OF THB CITY.--The number Of
deaf hs in the city for the week ending AT noon
to-day was 246. being a N increase Of 45 over the
corresponding peItol Of last ear. or these l2i
wers adult; l22 were minors; males, III; fe-
males, l29; boys so; girls. 70. OF the number,
l6i were horn In The United STATES. so were
for' ign, l3 were unknown. IA were peOole OF
color, ana were from the country. CInges-
ton Of the brsin.s credited with 6; conVulsions.
l3; diarrhoea, 2; Inflammation OF the lungs,.9;
alnsmns,S.
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south African Expedition.
G. E.N-ERAL GRANT.
His Journey TO Washington.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 7.-General Grant arrived
here at noon to-day, and dined at the Lochel
House. He was after wards presented 10 large
asscmblage, and DO we'd his ackno Redgment,
for the cheers that greeted him. He lett at 1870
for Washington, by the Northern Central Kali.
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FOC CRTH EDITION
O III Il O..
A Destructive Fire I'm SanduslKy.
Destination of a Glue Factory.

Destruction of "A Glue Factory.
EARDUsKY, Nov. THE 6ah oil and glne
factory of PincIas, West & O.. was totally De De.
snoyed by ere this m motn,ng. Lose. $4,000; no
insurance. The e. e is supposed TO be the WORK
of an incendlarv
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LYKoHBURG, Nov. The National Bank and
the commission warehouses Of A. B. Ruc1er and
George u. Davis l. Sons we're destroyed by fire
this morning. The loss is heavy, ana Is partially
insured.
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BEFORE THE RECORDRR.-A fellow named
AlbtJ Perry was arrested yesterday nv OtIlosT
Il. G. EOblt. and held IN $500 bah by Recorder
GIVIn To nsWer the charge of the larceny OF
lot Of wearing apDarel. valued aL Sl5, from Mr..
Lewis DeikseDrOth.
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OWNER WAKTRD.-Last night the Harbor PO-
lice picked np fishing sklf near Reed street
wharf for which an owner is wanted at the
Station, Front and Noble streets. 1t is painted
lead color outside and yellow Inside,
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Now YORK stOcN N"Ot"t'ohs' r. MI
Received by telegraph from Gendinntng
Davis, STOCK Brokers. N o AZ S Third street
\ Y. CeLt h.......l2lM Oil. and ". W. pref S1l%
". Y. and e. R....... A. UnL aud X. Ltk.... l0l
Pm. ana kes. k...,.. 9i! Pitts. r. W. d Cni. l0J
Mich. and n l. k.t2R Gold .................l34IS
CItV. & piIIsn'g H.. ~ Market hrm.
Chi al d N w, com 49,
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RIPUBLIcAN JNvINCIBLKs.-The members of
this o. gan IL tlion make a granu ST. eet par ide
this eN eniDg, 10 celebrate the election OF Grant
and Colfax. The largest turnout of toe cam.
paiRn may be anticipated, and our friends
along the rout should welcome the Club Dy q
general illumination.
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Sentence of "A Murderess.

BUFFALO, Nov. Kate JOhnsou,H m lr leress
vas sentenced tins morning to be hung Dscem.
b(r 19.
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EAsTBURN MAGINER's CHURCH.-The Rev.
Jan es Boegs and Mr.. George Dodd, President
Of The Board OF Trustees will cal on the cit
zeue oi PIadeiph and vicinity TO procure the
mean necessary 10 co pete his sailors courch.
Contributions may al>o be sent TO MIR. Geor[e
Dodd. No. 430 Race siTerl. We be peak or these
brethren u cordial reception. THIS bul ing Is
on the southeast corner or Front aud Onion
8 reetR, Philadelphia, 1t is already lncl 500.
and its complexion is very great needed. viii
the friends OF he sa lur be o kind as - call and
see To Q bean ilui bn,l1neY II. F. Lee is the
pastor, and Thomas McGn ra, treasurer.
THINK OF 1T, wHEN YOUR MINISTER GIVES
NOTICE IN CHURCH To MORROW. You arr com
ioraple enough, bnt the degraded poor Of New
York cl'y are IL the milst OF sq1alId wre' cbed :
pe.st tte vlest imaginable sort. o iVer Dyer'4
l"CtI re on Tuesda9 nlaht, at Concert HlH, will
have pers nal interest for yOU rHaiPrl go
and henr how Wre ched some OF your fellow.
beings are in this great city Of Philadelphia.
For You've MEN.-An interesting sermon,
under the auspices OF 'he Young Mems Gu ri5tian
AS oCiAt on. may b. expected tomorrow even
ing, at the church 10 Seventh stree, abnVe
Brown. II is designed espec ally ior young men
and Strangers In our city, Tor whom seats WILL
be reterved.
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SnldnbiI6e neteri16t.
WMc par 3eltern 131.

@Mp par 5efern 131.
Winue1pta 2e9tslatur.-
Die 9eiesli4 feit9eitelte Set fit ptcSer<
1amu,lun9 Der ~2e9tslatur III, uan1 erten
Dtenita9 nad Dem eri ten Wpnta9 i'm
Sanuar," allo AM Z, B. 81.
DA1btn9ton, De;. e. = Der
prdlipent bat biz jest mod teineS eitira<
muu9 aetrufen, besi9lid ces falls BON
2usf> Der >pe9en Grmorcun9 zines See
aerfnuben gum Eppe turd ben Stran9
in 2putltaua Yerurtbetlt murce. Mian
9laubt, baS l1rtbeil peroe IN @efan9enz
ldaft um9eranpelt >rerpen.
Sobn q. &a{1on Don Snr., per
in europa 1par tim rpe9en pptrertrd9e
su untsrbanpeln, 1T suradsefebrt unc III
@pnferenS NIT Dem @eueralz Yrltmciter
iiber paS Helultat leiner &etl e.
Der prd1ioentba bat periprpden,
pbilipp 3. Tpulte> Yormali9es @un@
srebmits!teo Don SQinois, gum @cltciz
tor Of Internal &esen11e III ernenneu.
9eltattsuns cur@ ben Ssnat nidt erz
forperlf6.
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Npti5 fir MnIteoler
auf
Giienbdbu : 2Gu6ereieu.

Die erRe DtyiIion Der ot. paul unb YaeiEc Giieubdtn
g.. bat tirslib ibren Site! auf ene Mniabl edu6ereien an
tbrer Saiptbabnlinie ueflid sun Minneapults lit ben
Counties 6ennepin, Nri9bt. Meefer. Wpnpna1lta unb
Aanoiprbi ppaeabet une spar IN br uadfplsen6tn Weiic.
Die Nuimertiamteif Der Nnftbler unb 2anbtdufer rirb
b~eionbers auf na@neteube TateQe eelentt
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Or. S.. NieQer,

Yraftilder Mrst @unber3t unb geburtsbelfer.
office mi u ebnnn 8 an Der NDabatpau Straeei
smif9en Der stem uno 6ten @trabe, BEN ~ bauensf.' eoifar1
3puie s~eseniber.
0%ftteefunten: Morsens BON 8 bts 1Lf0 ner;
Na&mttaDs BON 2 bS S tt9r. ' , nj
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Ratbpliiober &ircbcns6 alenber.

e,ano. N,otr. p, gattsu !3sroees ~setcrben mar.
scputaa. ). San. Getesptcrus. .
Mrntaa. 8. Seiiae 3 86nise.
Si,n.as. :. qu;ian. prieier uuo ".
Mitrrph, S. sesertu. a.. g. @.)
Ieanerhaa, .. Sultan unt BaFi.
1reitas, 10. Nsatpn. papf.
samaaa. II. Ifcrbpfns. Nbt.
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Gifen, @]ifen,raaren $@a9en 9ol3>
mSdentli9 fit ben @anoerer" eorisirt BON
8. 9. Braren unp Sruper,
@rcst1ntler in Gifen. @iienwaaren uao aGen Srrsen
vnr gOonsnrunher Nrifefu Ia Trfttp @trdSe &Ue
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&atbplti6e 8u6ban6lung
9ikolaus $nres.
Cite STRAPS, nabe Der 81. peter @tra6e.
CMeben Der Martabimmel fabrtsfir9e.)
81. paul. : > . mtnnefotd.
gu! te!. ss:- AAHAs ftsis cine srss*
@ebet= unb @eidi9tsbider> lowie Gradblunaen
IN eeutlaer, ensltider 1nb fran3SflGer, touGn-
bidder uno bSbmiider Sprade, BON ben etnfads
fen Bis gu ben feinfen Santmet- ginbdnben.
2ateini19e 8uGer ais: MiGale,
9reriarien unb Muitalien &c. &c. ; ftrner: Str
en=Srnar1ente unb Yaramente, Mtarlptben,
8lumendraube, @aien unb Rolenblatter &c. ;
Wadster;en, Grucifren, @eibfeGfl, 8ilber uub
@tatuen in eer1dieoenen @rSBen unb Barben,
fppte 99reibmaterialien, @Gul= Blant= unb
8ilberbider &c. &abmen Spiesel unb @piel>
tpaarer.
A@-Iuftrdse perseu .fdnaa une pirtttib beforat. IA
aere6s: y. 8nree. st. |aul. Wsinr.n
Yof 8or SO. 121. nj
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Nreis=2tife fir &umbcr.
Gprresirt fur BET, ,goanberer"
W. D.. A II B u r n E.
@fe bet Matolhatp unt STEM @traBe,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-26

PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS
May sena a specimen copy of their papers,
and their rates of advertising per annum, for
one column, payable quarterly in advance,
with the number of miles the place of pub
LEGATION is from Chicago. Address, DR. RAPH-
AEI4, Box sara B.. Chicago Illinois.
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SECOND WIDTH.
PRENTIs's COUGH MIXTURE,

A SPEEDY, Reliable and Pleasant Remedy for
IA Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchial Alec
tons, oppression of the Chest and Lungs,
Whooping Cough Group, and Incipient Con-
sumption.
MY family have used Prentis's Cough Mixture
for several years, and have always found it very
efhoacious in all cases of coughs and colds.
B. B. WOODWARD.
1t viii give me pleasure to say that have
used and given the above preparation many
times, and that Ii has cured coughs in every case
tried. J.J. SEWERAGE.
have used Prentiss Cough Mixture aud find
it all and more than recommended: 10 gave me
speedy relief when other remedies failed, and
can cheerfully recommend if.
THos. r. ALLEN. !.
1 take pleasure in recommending the mixture.
L have tried it for myself and my children, and
can recommend it to the public as A No.
ticle. JIM. EIppIpsE.
i can recommend Prertis's Cough Mixture as
the best preparation for coughs and colds that
have ever used, and cheerfulIy recommend IL TO
the public. JogN B. CARMICHAEL
I find Prentis's Cough Mixture q safe, speedy,
and reliable remedy in Gil cases in which it is
recommended. 8. L. MITCHELL.
For sale by ]. p. HARRIS, Druggist, No. So
Brady St Davenport, Iowa. moh2od6m.
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Female Complaints

Whether in the young old, married or siu
gle, at the dawn of womanhood, or the turn of
life, these tonic medicine display so decided an
influence that marked improvement Is soon
perceptible in the health Of the patient. BeirR a
purely vegetable preparation, they safe and
reliable remedy for ell classes of Females in ev-
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PERSONS AT A DISTANCE

communicate eosPIDRNTIaLLy by letter they
close Two Dollars for Consultation Fee in each letter
III letters communications and interviews strictly
private and confidential. No viii be given
letters Unless Two Dollars enclosed consultation
Zee. BY ncIosing four cent stamps, DR. RAPuAE ELS
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GUIDE TO HEALrH &LoNa LIFE

VIII be sent to all who are in delicate health and
whose infrmities and impotence prevents them from
getting married One for the LADIES' and one for the
GENTLEMEN-say which you want, send six
cent stamps for the books His Circular about get
ting Rich and Eminent. winning the affections Of the
opposite sex ending with speedy and happy marriage
viii be sent gratis a the time.
ADDRESS all letters follows: DIR. RAPHAEL Box
62S3, Chicago Illinois.
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Arising from bad strte Of the blood or chroric
diseases, are eradicated and clear and transIa.
emit surface regained by the restorative action Of
this Ointment. II sprpassess many Of TIE COS
metics and other toilet appliances in it's power TO
dispei rashee and other disfgurements Of the face
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n WILL SAVE YOUR HEALTH
And what Is better than all,
IT WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE


Ladies' whose delicate health makes 70 absolutely ueees
for them not to have children have sure
nocent and safe remedy prevent conception. They
with perfect confidence and safety DIR. RAPH
AELs Rszasdy. They will thus not only prevent In
of family but they will at the time promote
and preserve their health because his preventive limo
cent and safe II does not interfere dh diet
patton 1t operates without sickness exposure and
certain in its effect 1t only prevents from having
children bu will restore the monthly periods, and
improve the health. IL Ladies' who have suffered from
misplaced confdence consult him before they et
ried he viii restore their bloom freshness and vigur
youth and enable them to enter married life with
Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says ON the
9Th of March, 1862: sredecidedly opposed drugs
and remedies the prevention of having
children and feel it dn ty acknow ledge bene-
ut from and every when is for the relief OF
suffering humanity fact has come to our knowledge
that ought 10 be promulgated and widely circulated
the benefit OF those ladies whose delicate health makes
1t necessary to prevent increase of family About
twelve months AFTER marriage lady of our acquaintance
gave birth TO daughter but her suferings were so
great that her physicians despaired of her life This
made her dread the thought again becoming mother
She tried everything to prevent repetition OF
ings hut without succeeding Two after marriage
she again confined but her suferings great
that the child died and her own life despaired Of
She told by her family ph yscan that If she any
moro children feared her life would be the Forfeit
AS all the remedies she had tried before had failed
she applied 90 the Botanic Physician, DR. RAPHAEL,
for his Preventive to have Children. His remedies had
the desired efect they only prevented her from
having children but they also improved her health To
clans remedies be recommended, because they
innocent and safe They operate without causing sick
ness exposure They do not interfere with the diet
occupation They do not injure health but they
certain in their effect. A.P METGGS, MD,
G PANCosT MD.
His hours for seeing visitors are from 10 A N. TO
z. H. DAnT,-SUSDAYs ExoEPrED-GT al EAST MABI-
soS STREET, (UP s-ArEs) nErwEEs WELLS FRANKLIN
Dollars He has private consultation rooms for Laprr3
end Gentlemen. Each visitor has a separate room,
ranged so that the most delicate. refined and
sitive visit the Doctor condentally without be
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03
Physical Vitality

Cannot be attained while thedigestiye organs
lack tone and ,soundness. Inactive digestion
affects the whole pIyslque ofmlan, from the
crown Of his head to the soles OF his fest. 1t
rs the forerunner Of dyspepsia with IT'S sindescri-
bable miseries, and even prepares the way for
worse disorders. we.sPeak from experience
as well as on the authority Of all literal:mind-
ed medical practitioners, who prcsc nta volum-
inous array OF testimony in ITS favor, when we
say that iMISHLER'S HERB BITrERS not
only gives instant rcliefto every sufferer, but
affords the means for quick, eheetual pnd
permanent cure OF all diseases arising from a
dlsordered stomach, liver, &e. II completely J
puriies the blood, cleanses the secretions'
correcis every irregularity Of the system, re-
invgorates the constitution. and restores the
different orgass Of the body to healthy con-
dtion and proper action. Sold everywhere.
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BUTTERFIELD keeps the celebrat'
cd Century fine Cut Chewing
ALSO u No. article OF Shorts, war
rantei TO be as good as any fine
cut in the city, at 5cts. an ounce or
60 cts. per Id. Call in and try it.
A paper always open. He still
gives 81 plugs of tobacco for % cts
A good article Of fine cut for 81 co.
"Goodcr" at l 25; "goodest" at 3D.
One door East of the Tallmadge
House entrance, opposite Sitford d
Sons Drug Store. 3w-T
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neutrality-suspicious. Oh
Rev. j. HOugh.

In addition TO tho union Thanks
giving services at the English
Lutheran Church on Thursday last
there were similar services at 'he
Episcopal Church, lho Rector rev.
John Scott, officiating.
The discourse of Rev. }. n"ugh'
at the FIRST named Church, was OF u
character to induce the earnest re'
ques, from members of his audi
encc, of different denominations on
that ho would furnish copy OF The
same for publication. We under
stand that his assent has been
given, and we expect, therefore, &c
have the pleasure of laying The
discourse before our readers In ou'
next issue.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03
Glass M-Long Wool and Mutton
Sheep.
Class N-Suine.

lst prem Boar yearo old 4 over Sol Beerysj %
1d do do do VIM C Trln,ble 49,. 3 90
/ st do nig Thomas Barr..,...,,.,,,.,,,,....3 3 10
oJ do do Samuel Sweyer ..,.......... q O0
LIST do sow yr old and over Sol Beery... %
2d do do do do -. 2 90
I st do pig Samuel weyer....-.............. W
"a do do Thomas Barr. ...............".... ~
LIST do best and largest hog W Carlisle "
lst do SOW and pigs Samuel Sweyer..".... no
2d do do do Henry Selber ............. 3 OO
lst dolitter pigs over 9 mos. old D Kntz 20
Sweepstakes, boar, all ages, VIM Trimblo 90
90 SOW, allagcs, Sol Beery......... 8 w
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03
prenneman's Book StOre--F1ne
Gold Pens.

A good gold pen is an ind'spens'
ablo article with those who take
any pride in neatness and facility
ofpenwanship. Mr.. A. BRENNEMAN
doubtless had this fact in his mind
when he provided the Gazette ed''
torial deck just now with one OF
Aiken's best. From the point OF
this instrument the paragraphs
may be expected to roll out with
unusual volubillty.
BRENNEMAN's we'll known room,
Tallmadge Block, is rapidly filling
M for the holidays. He has books
from ono cent to twenty dollars in
price-and every thing in the Sta
Tianery line that can be dosired.--
In Gold Pens, he has Hollands,
Aiken.s and Foley's, all celebrated
and approved makers. In School
Books and School Stationery there
ia a full line; and as for the propri-
etor, those who deal with hirn once
will be apt to deal with him again