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Cur Commissions TO Agents

Exceed those OF every other establishment
OF the kind.-proOf of this can be found in
Others FoR CLUBS OF THE sAME SIZE, in ad-
dit1on to whichWe claim to give better goods
We tSin send % 1genis free Of charge.
For q Club of so and Three Dollars.
Il doZ. good linen Shirt Fronts; set Solid
Gold studs; all Wool Cashmere lor Pants;
Baimoral skirt; 20 yards brown or bleaehed
Shesting, good quality, yard wide; elegant
double lens steIeoScope and y Foreign
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tor; elegant SILK Fan, with Ivory or sandal
1 Steel Carving knife and Fork, very best
quality, ivory balanced handle. handsome
beaded and lined Parasol;2 % yds. good Print;
qualify Ladies' Serge Congress Boots; 1 doz.
fine Linen Towels; 3 doc. Rogers best silver
travelling bag; i fancy dress pattern; Z doz,
elegant SILVER plated engraved Napkin
s sflS Gents heavy chased solid Cod
King; pr. Ladies', high cut RalmorRl Boots;
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Bow, in box completes set JeWelry, PIN, ear
drops, and sleeve buttons. -
For n Club or 90 and Five Dollars
black or eolOred Alpaca Dues Pattern; i
Engraved silver plated bottle RevoIvinR
Castor; beautiful Writing Desk; l solid
Cold Scarf Pin; 81 gds: very nne Cashmere,
for Pants and Vest; set Ivory balanced
handle Knives with silver plated FORKS;
elegant satin ParaSol, heavily beaded and
lined with silk, 1pr. gents Cali Boots, 30 ydis.
goo5 Print; 80 yds. good brown or bieaehed
5heeting, yard wide OF 20 yds. n I'd. wide pOod
quality; 1 ladies' elegant Morocco TRAVELLING
bag. square Wool shawl, i plain Norwich
RopIin dress Pattern; ~ yds. double width
cloth for ladies, cloak; elegant -enRrayed SiI-
yer plated Tea Pot; ydS. double width water
proof cloth for cloakng. -
For CInb Of1OO and Ten DoIlars.--l
rich Mertno or ThtDet Dress pattern: pa,r
dne Damask Table Cloths and Napkins 10
match; pair gentas French Cali Foot. I
heavy, silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher:
very nne all Wool Cloth ioC Ladies' cloak 1
web very best quality brown or bIeached
SheetIngs IL yds dne Cashmere for suit: /
elegant PopIln Dress Pattern; elegant Eng
ltsh Befage Dress Pattern; Beautiful Eng
lish Berage Shawl; 1 set Ivory balanced ham
die Knives and Forks; ladies or gents Eli
yer Hunung-cass Watchi BARTLETT Hand,
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Bible, steel eugravtngs. with record and pho
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good coloTEi pair good MarseiIles QuLtS
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Bow, In case 1 set Ivory balanced Knives
Piessnts for larger clubs increase In the
same ratio.
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ALL STYLES AND SHAPES.
speEr YOURS FOR NornING.-6u

GET GET 1oURs FOR NOFHLhG.-6a
Any one who sends MS an order for Five
lol Axes, at one dollar and a half each,
with the cash, viii receive one extra, for
nothing.
We Will put our Axe alongside of any
other make and prove II the best finished
and and the largest STEEL, measuring two and a
We have made Axes for twenty-twoy years,
and won't yield the palm in shape TO any
manufactures, and yet confess that q sucker
OF ullnotss" called CoLBURS, beat MS In his
patent shRper The circular bit and continu-
Gus edge makes the same labor produce
twice as much effect.
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@dnfatiaaaI.
WEST VIRGINIA.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.


nHE FALL TERM OF THIS uNSTITUL-
tuition viii begin SEPTEMBER lsti 10Y
The scope OF the College, beside Q PREkA
RATORY DEPARTMENT, embraces f1n
and thorough CourseS Of Instruction IN
Mathematics, ancient and Modern Languages
Philosophy, General LftalattfTe, me GeseHesSS
agriculture, and AftitdTJ 1detieS. -,
The cost OF Tuition, BOOKS ana BoalulnB
need not exceed from $50 tosll0 Per annCn1.
In respect to Health, beautiful scenery ana
favorable Moral surroundings, the place ID
unsur passed.
ALEX. MARTIN, DID,; President, and
Professor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy.
y. =. LYON, A. n, Vice President professor
Of Engllsh Literature, and Principal PreP'y
Col. ]. B. WEAVER, A. NJ, Professor of Ma
thenatics and OF Military Tactics,
8. g. STEVENS, A. NJ, Professor of Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural Sciences.
HEERY wv. HARIAlS, DID. Professor Of
Ancientand Modern Languages and Litera-
ture.
OLIVER w. MILLER, A. ~, Assistant in
the Preparatory Department.
GEO. NJ HAGANS, EEq., superintendent OF
the Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH w. BROCK, NJ. D., Lecturer on
Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. OLLIE Lecturer on civil and
NO-'''- ''-''O--''- --'" ALEX. MARTIN.
MoRGANTowS, West Va.
nuVt9
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or better quality than any other concern In the
c0NnfTU IoI. ths tkniioTHl price Of
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.

HBThe best OF Boston and New York ref
erenees given as to the reliability OF our
house. and that our business is conducted I'm
the fatTest and most legitimate manner pos
slble, and that we give greater value for the
money than can be obtained any other way.
All Goods damaged OF broken In
transportation replaced without
charge. --
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agents in Clubs at rates mentioned below.
We guarantee every article to cost less than
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B. F. CALDWELL.

NJ OF COPPER, u.
IIl and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer ~
Cooking ana Heating STORES. No, 10 hRil'
Street, Wheeling, West Viz; inlR.
would respectfully call the attention oI
the public TO my large and Eeiect stock o.
Copper Stills, Copper and Brns3 Hotties. Ai=s,
Fruit Cans and Cnn Tops.
Job work Of all kinds will rscelYo my Ne
sonRl attention.
on Wen Casing and Sand Pumps made to
order on snort notice.
1000 feet 24 inch Wen Tubing, which win
be sold cheap; also Agent for Zimmerman
CelebERbed steam Cooking ApppTntuA which
the public arc invited TO call and examine.
marlS-eod-d&W6m. b. E.UALDWELL.
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JOSEPH sPEIDEL.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
NO. IS MAIN ST,

WALhIIIlU8 Va w
Has JUST RECEIVED AND OFFERS
40 bbis choice Winter wheat Flour.
800 do Spring do do
80 baS az Rio Co lsse 90
40 kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
40 chests Y. Hyson and Black Teas
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Black Tobacco.
so caddies and boxSs Bright Va. Tobacco,
Washboan, BroOms, Salt, Soap, Candles,
Cheese, Vinegar and Others articles kept In
a Wholesale store, which I oner at lowest
rateA unnT23
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Exceed those OF every other Establishment
OF the kind.-proOf of this can be found in
our premiums with those Of
others FOR CLUBS OF THE SANE SIZE, in i'd
dit1on to whichWe claim to give better goods
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WE CALL IT
DIR. WHITTIER,

DIT. WHITTIER
GIz St Charles St, street. LOuIs, no,
WHO treats coD1identiaIly all delicate, In
w tricate and long standing complaints,
publishes pamphlet which should be read
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CO., Baltimore, Md.
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The Ku KIux at BerheIey SPRING

JAMES NJ. SMITH, Sec'y.
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PT nm Neutrality-suspicious. so tIn-
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WHITTIER, CONFIDENTIAL physician, BI7 81
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-15
Autograph Letter from Geo. ID.
Prentice, Esq. Editor of the
Louisville journal.

LOUISVILLE, December, 3, 1876.
On. LIGuTuILL-Dear Sir II am sorry olearn
that you contemplate leaving Louisville, at the
end the present week. earnestly wish that
your engagements elsewhere might permit
you to remain here for a time longer.
'Hour soiourn among us, DIR. Llghthill, will
be long remembered by our people. 1t has
been blessing to many. You have treated me
and q female momber OF my lly with great
success. You seem TO understand, as by ntui.
ton, the character o. amalsly and its best rem
edy. You havea multitude of patients IN this
city, and have not seen or heard Of one tn
whom you have held out the promise OF relief
without rendering it. Your en- ire practice
among US has been brilliant success and |
cheerfully recommend you to my many friends
and the public at large, as physician deserving
the utmost confidence.
"Hoping that yon may live long to be q bless :
ing to additional thousands of the afflicted, ]
am very truly, yours, GEO. d. PRENTICE.
The above letter is highly compime ntary to
Dr.. Ligkthlll. lie will bein Lancaster the SOth
Of October. He is well known in our commun-
lty through the Cincinnati papers.
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All ladies use ~Barrett's.'
------------s - = -'-------------
Go TO Won BoNHoRsT, DENTIST.
Valuable New Work.

Readers are referred to the adj.
vertisement Of Parmolee & Co ,
Publishers, in another column, in
reference to new book they have
in press, entitled: "Our Rulers
and Our Rights; or, Outlines of the
United States Government" We
have looked over a description of
the plan of the wcrk, and are con-
WINGED that il will bo one Of uncom-
mon value to every intelligent Git
izen, and that it must meet with
immense sales. Agents, we think
cannot 6nd o better thing to take
hold of.
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GFromthe Ciocinnati Commecial.l
THE GRAND RESULT.

The one thing Of really national
Importance determined by the cleo,
tions, yesterday, was the inability
OF the Democracy to carry either
of the three great States of Ohio,
Indiana or Pennsylvania. Upon
their ability TO do so hung tho hopes
of the election of Seymour and
Blair, for it has invariably fol.
lowed that the majority of the
winning party at the October elec-
ticn has been increased in Novem-
ber. Whilo we may regret the de.
feat off local candidate here and
there. th csc minor disasters are
really Of no material consequence
The Democracy will not have q
majority in the Forty first Congress
and it is a question whether it is O
wholesome thing for the Republican
party that it should have a two
thirds majority in the House. The
election of Grant and Colfax is re-
duced to certainty, and with the
executive and legislative depart
mcnts in political harmony, there
need be no apprehension that there
will be any disturbance Of the pro
gress of reconstruction under the
laws of Congress, ard in accordance
with its policy.
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BRANDT-LE LElTNARER-O the Goth ult
by the Rev, q. II. Leonard, MIR. William w
Brandt TO Miss Cynthia A. Letnaher, the form
er ofGreenfeld, the latter Of liberty township
ofthis county.
R6-Thu cake was unoxceptioraDle in duality
and generous in quantity. The best wishes o
the printers accompany the welded pair on
their embarkation upon the sea OF mattiinohy
and although they must expect to meet with
squalls in time, yet we trust their barque may
complete long, prosperous and happy cruise
by making the all-desired haven at the end.
LAYPooL-wIEST-o the 7lh inst, by
Rev. C,Spelman, at theresldence of the brides
mother, Mr.. Jacob ClaypOol to MISS Truphens
West, both Of this county. .-fr
KIGER-MlLLER- September Sd, at thC
parsonage IN Royalton, by the Rev. 9. NJ. Be
thauser, Jacob Kiger to Catherine Miller, all o
this county.
CRUMLEY-STRoDE Sept. "a, ut the resi-
dence of George Il. Strobe, Esq, by the Rev
Q. NJ. Bethauser, Daniel C-umley to Rebecei
STROBE, all Of this county. f''A
BoURR-wARNER-oct 9Th, 1868, in thii
city at the "Tallmadge House" by Rev. II
snodgraas, Mr.. Zac hariah OUR to Miss MARY
Warner, both of LithOpOlis, Ohio.
On Sunday, Oct. nth, 1868. by Rev, 8, W. Eel
Ter, Mr.. G. W. Spanglerto Mlss Sarah j. Arnold
all of Fairfield county. sEHI
MORGAN-AKER-Sept. 90 1865, by Virg
e. Shaw, j. r., Mr.. Samuel Morgan TO Miss Clari
NJ. hker. ilt hitHft. HaIsisl ~.
HITT-TRIG-By tho same Oct. 1858, MF
James HIT to Miss Margaret Trig.
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great cause Of disease isimproper food and
hurried eating. In order fully to understand
how to eat and how toconduct ourselves after
eating, it is necessary thatwe should be ac-
quaintcd, in some measure, with the process oil
nutrition. Many persons tumble their food
preciptately into thelI mouths and swallow il
without mastication, contrary TO express lawS
Of nature. Food shoHld undergo thorough
masticahon and sSllVation before it enters the
duodcnum and becomes mixed with the bile
and panereatic juices. This biles there secret.
ed by the liver The chyme having undergone
the changes advcrtedt to is urged, by the peri
statlc motion ofthe intestlnes onward through
the allmentary caLal. If theperistaltie motion
be dlmir lshed, owingto the deficiency ofblle
the progress of digestion is retarded and the
bowels become constipatod and dyspepsia ofler
follows In such cases thorough and active
cathNrtc should be used to produce specific
action, arousing the secrehons and producing
free bilious excavations. The best article fol
this purpose Is DR.. Robncli's Blood Pills, the
use of which should be followed by Roback's
Stomach Bitters, to give tone to the stomach
and aid digestion. Sold, by G.G. Beck, Drug
gist. Oct sat.
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Hats and Ladies' Flu s.

In connection with a la &c as
sortment of Hats and Caps lst re-.
ceived at Brooks Hat Sto. G, will
be found the largest and best Sc.
lccted assortment of Ladies Furs
ever brought to Lancaster, which
will bo offered at great bargains,
2S-4w.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Oct. II

CINCINNATI, Oct. IL.
FLOUR--Quiet and steady
Family So 50@9.
WHEAT--ln demand at 81 95
for No. red.
CORN Not salable at better
than CSC at the close.
RYE--Quiet and firm at 81 $50
| 40.
OATS Dull at 59a65c for No. /.
BARLEY-Firm at SO Is for
No. State; spring 50 25a2 35.-
Canadian fall may be quoted, sal
able, at So 50a2 60, but there is
hardly any Offering.
WHISkY-Firm at 81 30 free.
PROVISIONS Quiet and firm,
holders asking extreme rates, but
not much demand, however.
MESS PORK-Held at $50 50a
80 IS.
BULK MEATS-Firm; shoulders
held at l2c; sides at 133c; clear
sides at l6c.
BACON-Firm; only retail de
mand; shoulders at l3tal31c; sides
at l6aca8c for clear rib, and III
for clear.
LARD-Ncglccted; holders ask
1910. -al
BUTTER--In better supply, anc
market dull at 33a38c.
EGGS--At 22c.
CHEESE-At 16a1Sc.
GROCERIES-Quiet and un
changed.
OIL-Linsced oil in fair demand
at 81 06.
SEEDS No change in linscod
faxseed at 50 40a2 so.
BEEF CATTLE nchange,
and quiet.
HOGS In demand at 6a0c gross
and l0c net, to be delivered frs
half Of November.
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Premium Grapes.

The splendid vine loaded with
luscious Catawbas. which was on
exhibition at our late, County Fair,
and which attracted so much at
tention as one of the chief orna-
ments OF Floral Hall, was sent to the
Gazette Office by J. D. Clarke, Esq
The vine was from the vineyard oI
the Messrs. GREEN, in Perry county
1t speaks well for the productive
ness Of that county and its suita
blencss for the grape.
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Tho Fairfield democracy, moi
knowing what else TO do with thOir
money, thought they would make
a little fun for the boys. So, at
great expense they got up a torch.
light procession on Saturday night
last, and all the little boys whO
could be got into it, were pressed
into tho service to carry the pretty
Chinese lanterns. The result was
quito a brilliant display, at which
the children were highly amused
But as q vote.makiDg speculation,
1t does not seem to have paid a
large per cent.
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How to Improve Our Sanitary
Condition..

DR.. I.ighthrll will shortly visit Lancaster.
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In all the riots and coIliaIons
boLRoen bIacks aud whites ip the
Southern States. growing ont Of
rolitics, two facts are conspicuous;
first, tho whites always seem thor
ougbly prepared for q fight, and
second, none but blacks are ever
killed. Do these circumstan
COS show pretty clearly which side
Is responsible for these collisions
Journal. aa aA2f
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Burglary.

Un Wednesday night of last
week, duritg the progress of the
County Fair, a very daring theft
was perpetrated at tho Tallmadge
House. Two gentlemen, citizens
of our county, with their wives,
were occupying a room in the por-
tion Of the building known as tho
Shaeffer block.
1t appears that the thief effected
an entrance into the apartment by
getting upon the roof of an adjoin-
ing lower portion of the building
and raising a window. -Four hun
dred dollars in money, a large a
mount In notes, and other papers
of value were taken from the pan,
falcons pockets Of one of the gen
tlemen; and gold watch belong.
ing to the lady of the other gentle
man. was taken from a stand in the
room, together with twenty five
dollars in money and promissory
note for 6vc hundred dollars, from
her portmonnaie, lying on the same
stand. Tho husband Of this lady
had taken the precaution to place
his gold wetAh and pocket. book in
one ofhisboots, and they were LETT
untouched.
Two suspicious indiwiduals were
arrested by MarshM SyEcK and
on Monday last had . bearing be
fore the Mayor, who, we learn,
deemed the evidence insufficient to
bind them over, and they were dis.
charged. The thief, with the spoil
he obtained, is still ut large.
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New York Market.
New YORK, Oct. 12.

FLOUR Closed dull, and SO
l0c lover on common grades.
WHEAT--NominalIy lower, and
no very pressing desire to realize.
RYE-Dull and heavy at 81
63@l 65 for w estern.
OATS Dull at 744@744c for
Western, ahoat.
CORN-Dull at 81 16@1 IS for
unsound and l lsR@l 10 for sound
new mixed western ahoat.
PORK-Quiet and steady at
s28 1928 50 for mess, cash and
regular.
EF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Firm and quiet
BACON-Quiet without decided
change.
LARD-Dull at l99@193c for
fair to prime steam rendered.
EGGS-Stcady with moderate
inquiry.
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Gen. Fitzpatrick, 10 a recent
speech, mado tlle following declara.
ton: II told Horatio Seymour to
his face in 1868 that be was the
head and front Of the riots in New
York, and that tho Government
ought 70 send him, under guard,
70 Fort Lafay elite. II had been in
command at the time, ! wcu!d sure
ly have done II.
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Now York Cattle Market.
New YORK, Oct. II.


RECEIPTS-For tho week: G.,
100 bccves; 1913 sheep and lambs
20,977 hogs.
BEEVES---Dull and heavy, and
a trifle lower. On sale to day q
500 head. Several droves were
loft unsold; extra l64@l6ac; prime
l59@l6c; fair to good l4@l5hc; or
dinary 12@l3c; inferior lO@llci
latter of full 1c offerings liberal.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Shecp
43@63c, lambs 64@Sc; closing at
64@74c.
HOGS--Active and &c lower;
sales at S!@94c.
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Insurance Agency.

A new Insurance Agency has
beon established in our city BY
Mr.. A. ScnorIErD, late of Colum
bus, Ohio. The advertisement Of
several popular insurance compa'
nies in our columhs shows that
Mr.. S. means to prosecute his bust
ness with energy and industry
and that h6 will meet with the sue
cess due to those qualifications. VIC
SEQ no reason 10 doubt.
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"A Good Time and Good
Snaeches,


The wigwam was packed with an
enthusiastic crowd Of Republicans,
including a large proportion OF
ladies. on Monday evening, with
hundreds of listeners surrounding
the building. Stirring speeches
were made on the occasion BY Col.
GouLDlNG, JOHN d. MARTIN, and
CHAs. BoRLGND, Esqs; and the
meeting was closed by a handsome
effort from our young friend SAM'L
sHAEFFER, son Of 9. F. SnAEFrER'
Esq. 1t was his maiden political
speech. and was received with
much applause.
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Cures of Deafness.

From James Craikshaak, L. L. d., Eliior o.
the ". T. Teacher, Albany.
This may certify that, having been afflicted
during the year 1886 with severe AMI almost
total deafness, and having tried the ordinary
medical and surgical aid, under the care oil
those esteemed rs eminent practitioners, was
induced at last to put myself under the care o.
DR.. Lighthil. Ills treatment was brief and
successful. | was completely restored, aud
the cure Is apparently permanent. ! have all
confidencen DR.. Lghthill's skill and lntesrl.
ty in the diseases he makes specialt,es.
JAMES CRAlKSHANK, LII. d.
Albany, Oct ], 1868.
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CoE,s DYSPEPSIA CURE

GOES DYSPESIA CURE
will Immediately relieve and per.
manently cure the mostaggravated
case Of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour
stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases OF the stomach and bowels
Physicians, clergymen and all who
use it, join in unbounded praise Of
its great virtues, Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Pricc $l.OO. [62-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-15

"Little Phil. Sheridan" never
made more brilliant charge than
when he flashed over tbe wires
that ringing battle cry, Every
man who loves bis country should
vote for Grant"