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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

rhe Noble County Republican
vouches for the fact that James.
Camel, Ct Sharon township, in that
county, has not had an hours sleep
since the last Of November. He
has excellent health, and works
regularly on his farm. The most
powerful opiatcs fail to have any
effect in lis case. W. wonder
what effect one Of Babor's speeches
would have ?-JouFnal. a .- r.
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The Louisville Democrat says
that the blacks in that city arc dy-
ing very fast. According 10 the
last weekly return, eleven whites
and twenty.thrce blacks bad died,
while the white population out
numbers the black ten to one.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

Petroleum. IS now found very
abundantly in Italy, and, as OBJ
tanned there, differs from the Penn
sylvania oil in the almost entire
absence of gasoline, and in many
cases of naphtha, as also being free
from any offensive odor. r...i 'o,
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The President has pardoned
Joseph Hasbyouck, Cashier of the
First National Bank OF Hudson,
New York, who has served one
year of tho term of five years i'm
prisonment for embezzlement. DID,.
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IOuN WORK 4 SON,

Nhanufacturers Of Tin, Copper ana
Vu sheet, iron Ware, and Dealer IN stoves
ar es, Sugar Kettles, Kitchen and house
ho,d Wares. &c. ,.o. ohio
North side MAN street; Lancaster. on,a, ,s
Kaufman Building, one door Wes ,ona 20 WV
ula Ft6DsAtfa""o - .
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a, RRENN EMAN.

-ootsseIIer and statioper, Main
stroot lancaster, Ohio, one door West oil
ToiImad ee Hon, Entrance. School BooRs'
pio nk Books, Miscellaneous Books Pie,uptes' ses
6nid Pens. Envelopes, Inks, Slates, ana H."'
t;oncrv of al kinds. fco.z z" Oo-9
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

Mr.. Dickens neighbors, at Gad's
Hill, all turned out when he got
home. The bells rang, and the
pcasantry danced upon tho sward
and drank infinite good and gratu'
itous beer.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

A little boy disputing with his
sister on some subject, exclaimed (:
Its true, for ma SAYS it's SO; and
if ma says it's so it's 80 if it amt
so.'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

is believed that three or -four
thousand sheep died in Union
county, Ohio, during tho past
winter, and an equal if not greater
number in Madison county.
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On the California end of the Pa
cifc Railroad, they have already
cut fifteen tunnels in q distance Of
137 miles. These tunnels range
from So feet in length to 1853 feet,
and the aggregate length Of tho
fifteen is 6,262 feet. l..f-. ......
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

Ohio has increased in population
about II per cent. per annum dur.
ing the past ten years. In spite of
tho war, as indicated by the COM
mon school enumeration,
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DIR. w. III. SWANDER,
,Cu.s Won BONHORsT,

sNTIsr. every OperstioMn, In, In
Dsntai Surgery carefully and sk'i,.Ii,y ~ ihy
nsrrormed. Artificial teeth inserted ih'"'
osat SSSne over Risihgs new store, corner MAN
and Columbus streets.
Feb. 27, '68-lT
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THE ONLY ASSAULT UPON Mr.
GREELEY,-Hon. Horace Greeley
in his Ledger "Recollections of II
Busy Life" writes a paper on the
long contest for the Speakership
which resulted in the selection OF
Gen. Banks, in which he gives an
account Of the only serious assault
ever made upon him after he be.
came an editor, by the Arkan
sas member named Rust. This
member had introduced n resolu.
ton requesting Banks and others
TO withdraw their names, pretend
ing that personal hostility to the
candidates prevented the eorganiza-
ton of the House. Mr.. Greeley s
romarks upon this in the Tribune
offended the Arkansas member
who, one day, just after the mem
bers were passing out through the
capitol grounds, accosted the edi
tor with, Would you resent an in.
sult2""That depends on circum'
stances" said Mr. Greeley. .t
No sooner had he spoken than 6
powerful blow from Rust stunned
him and sent him against the
wooden railingo of the walk. Rust
and his friends passed on, and the
philosopher, after recovering hls
consciousness walked toward hi.
hotel near which he came upon
Rust again fankcd by his friends
The slave-driver again assaulted
the editor, this time with q heavy
cane which he broke over the arm
of the latter raised to defend hi.
head while trying to close with the
Arkansas bully. Rust again walk
ed away, and Mr.. Greeley repair
ed to his hotel with swelled head
and arm and was confined to hi'
room for a while. Mr.. Greeley
thinks he has been fortunate in
having 80 seldom been subjected
to personal violence, and quietly
remarks, "Still, if Rust's assaults
were intended to convince me
that his proposition was fair ant
manly, they certainly failed tc
subserve their purpose" Great
has been the triumph of Greeley
and Sumner over such men us Rus
and Brooks. s.f ...l
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whitley, BROTHERS,

N EAnERslN HARDWARE. COM MPRlsING
Mechanic' 9 Tools ,saddlera Goods, Under
tsiterie. Tfimmings, Carriage Makers Stock.
Cutlery OF all descriptions,. Agricultural I'm
niemaSts. Ac., &C., Mithoif Block, Main street,
second door from Columbus street corner,
J,ancas ster. Ohio. teb,Z1, 'bS-ly
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The rights of the "lords of crea-
tion" may be summed up ms fol.
lows: IrGr. a.i .HH sf
/. To tax women without al.
lowing them to vote, and make
them submit to laws which they
have had no voice in making.
2. To require women to work
for half price. 1.irI. i.pa 'aa
8. TO prescribe the "mctes and
bounds Of woman's education.
4. To prevent women from cx-
ercising faculties which their Crea
tor has giventhem. M 1908. u
8. To preserve "Society" by
cohfiniDg women within a certain
'sphere, which means that wo,
men should minister TO mans UdntS
and keep out Of mans ,r0y.
6. TO indulge in oil kinds ol
immortality and vice without los
ing the favor of their fellow men
or their feHoG cOmen. % ~,
-SO~~
The Tuscarawas Chronicle o.
last week says: The wool market
in New Philadelphia is not very
brisk yet. But littlo is coming
in, owing to the fact that growers
are holding on for higher prices :
Fifty cents pcr ID. is the price they
ask, while buyers offer but 35 tc
4Oc. At the latter figures severa
lots have been bought--and one OIL
two small clips, extraquality, wore
! purchased this week at 45U in trade
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&c. SMITH.

~rocsr ana Cnnfsctiouer, TAI
In madee Plock, Main street, Lancas,eri w..
two doors West d Hotel Entrance. uysuei;s uyun;s
and the various popular Refreshments IN '"e'
season. ,oort;osnnd
Cakes, Ice Cream, &C., furnished paprcrii,'" pco iv
fnmiIipst To order. t. Hf IeU' %'' io"'
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GEORGE BORNmEIm,
DEALER IN

M ade CiothiD 2, GentEFur-
IL. NTVT mo GOODS.sHATS, CAPS, 6e.
Shaeffer Block. one door west Of Beck's Drug
Store, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
Feb. 7th. 1sGS-lv
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wUruIJI A. RIGBY,

lz.,ou.rs. booksellers md Deal"
SEpSiN WALL PAPER. NEWSPAPERS
J Sheet Music, and all the latest pop
ular publications. s,roo, q doors west of
pnblicSauare. f'"' ~
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A gentleman once said to- Row.
and NIll; at is sixty-fve years
since first heard you preach, and
the sermon w6s well worth whilo
remembering. You remarked
that some people are very s1ueam-
ish about the manner Of q clergy.
man in preaching, but yoh .hcn
added, 'Supposlng one is hcaringn
will read, expecting TO receive
legacy, wohId you employ tho
time in criticising tho lawyers
manner while reading III Mo- you
wcuId giye all your interest TO as
certain if anything were left to
yourself, and how much. Lot that,
then, be the way in which you lis
ten to the Gospel H."
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[From Foiney's Weekly Press.l
The Merchant and the Farmer.

John the elder lives on he farm,
And sows and reaps with vigorous arm.
James the younger lives by hiswlts, ~
Chaferng andtrading among the ".cbs."
John has few cares upoh his mind,
Save the course of the run, the sun or wind.
james the youngerls never iure
II the evening will find him richoT poor. ~
When panic sweeps through the city's street.
John has home and food 10 eat 81
Little by little John gathers wealth,
Adds to Mis- lands, and hopes and health.
James may beruined or james maybe rich;
'ris the turn Of acard, and he knows not which.
A life Of care ora life Of rest
Weigh theehance and choose the best.
Trouble or peace til life be gone,
The lot Of James or the luck OF John.
Salmon p. after the Fourth of
July.
sven thinks vot now is, =
AAnd "ot-I used to vas;
thinks rs throw'd myselfayaN x.
Without sufficient coz"
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: y. .@ a. HEM,

.iiLO 6A-' AA
.lail " Manufacturer and Dealer in ,.
oADDLES, BRTDLES, HARNESS,
- and all kinds or Riding and Drying Equip
ments, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, D. N.
Little's old stand.
neatly and promptly,
Feb. 81, ISo8-ly. 'Hh r1,l
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! IT M. RTLLGNGHURsT,

A GENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
a AND ~HQWR'St SEWING, MACHINES,
Mac hine Findlhg ASh Get Mrste and instruc-
tion Books; all the latest Newspapers and Pc
rioi,eaIs fromlhe East and the West, ,-
-Four doors west ofthe Hooking Valley Ma
iIonaI Bank, Lancaster, Ohio, feb ~, '6s-L
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CREED.

NEALER AT wHoLEsALEAND RETAIL,
Lytn Staple and Fancy Groceries, canned
and .foreiRn Wines !, Confectionery, Toys, &C.,
Main atr9et. Lancaster. ohio, opposite Hook
fng Valley National Bank.
l-1itkiphy Vt6puntryP Produce Wanted: GOODS
dAhvetSd Nc. hIl Y Feb. ~, HSr-ly
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A little Berkshire FIVE. year old
who was hungry one night recent
", just at bedtime, but didn't
wish TO ask directly for something
moro to eat, putt in this way:
Mother. are little children who
sla"vo.to death happy, alter they
die?" A good big slice of bread
and butter was the answer.
Mother-'Ilere Tommy, is some
nice castor oil, with orange juice
in it, ..... .s ....
Doctor--'Now remember don't
give it all to Tommy, leave some
for me- .T.'"
Tommy (who has been thero' J
doctors u nice man, ma; give it
all to the doctor. ,.,
The Schenectady Union says:
"Democracy offers its kingdom for
horse. 1t remains to be seen
whether they can ride Chase.
Chase wants the kingdom as much
as Democracy warts the horse
They may make trade"
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1T.4IIsIDORE1 BLAIRE,

n TroRNEY At LAW, AND NorAht rup,
A hsJ II. 81 JGomiuissioner for sou!neim no in
I1.trict of Ohio. vii, verify Petitions &C. co,n i"
bankruptcy Prompt @MsG,sSs nssIaess ,olIse with
Hunter & Daugherty.
Mareh IL, l8iS-u. -
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IN. SCHLEICII,

. rroryEY ATIAw.-o oaiccth Tal'madse
a B.ock, over weaVer's Hardware store, re-
wH attend toeases, ara ,ina eSireesoi eonnties. as ~
courts Of Fairfield and adJcining eouh''e''
Lancaster, May I, 1886. .
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STATE s6gBsTH ScHeoL CoSsE%
TIoS.-There were over 1000 deles
gates al Che recent session OF tho
State Sabbath School Convention
at 0berlini The largest ever held
in Ohio. They were handsomely
entertained by the citizens Of 0ber,t
I'm, whose praise for hospitality IL
travelling oyer all the land. About
$4,000 was assessed upon the coun-
ties OF the StAo tor Sunday School
purposes iorthc coming year. The
report Of the Corresponding Secre.
tary shows Sbat IN so counties
there are 2,S9O schools, with 2Ss,-
S35 scholars enrolled, and 35,7sS
officers and teachers. The officers
i1r the ensuing year, oare--LoTAn d
Prentiss, President; G. N OldsLR.
Bell, ii. COPY, A. Hopkins, Il. "A.
Reamy, 7. IS. Baldwin, ID. d. Her.
vey, Prof. W.. IL, youpg, S, j.
'Sayler, Vice President. II. M
lDghan, Corresponding Secretary
and Gen.1ho. G.. Mitchell, Record.
ing Sec - Columbus Gazette.
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VIRGIL E. SHAW,
uo LAW OFFICE.

0rt1cE OVER ri RsT NATIoNAhBANk
O,,.os,te 'fallmadge Block, viii attend
.rnmnt,y to sli hu siness entrusted to his'"'e-
PT,,paatst. OHIO, Marsh 81. 1861.
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whole Of which can easily be made available for
bathing purposes. During the autumn months
it will be laid out with spacious gravelled ave
nues for driving, and plank walks for prone
nadng, and will then be thrown upon the mar
ket as first class cottage and hotel sites. The
enterprise cannot be otherwise than successful,
in view OF the continually Easing popularity
of Cape Island as q summer resort.
Every person who has made the 10 urney from
the island TO the steamboat landing has had oc-
casion in the past TO contemplate the drive with
feelings anything but agreeable. The road in
short, Is model Jersey road, full of breaks and
ruts, and apparently the receptacle of all the
dust in the country. And yet, by a violent
stretch of Imagination, possible only with
native-born and home-taught Jerseyman, this
wIetched farce Of a road is presumed to be
turnpike and every person travelling over 1t
behind a beast of buId is mulcted in an
uncertain sum by way OF toll When this
petty imposition is added to the eXorbtant
demands of the land sharks who propel
the hacks, ones patience and good ma
ture are put to quite as severe test as
they will stand. 1t is given out, however, that
we arc to have an improvement in this respect.
The Turnpike Company (save the mark y con
templates increasing its stock aud with the
money thus secured it is said that they will
place the road to the landing IN good condition,
and moreover extend it along the Bay to the
Diamond Beach Park. This last enterprise, now
one year old, has proved most miserable fail
ure; but If good solid road is once secured
over which to drive it Is possible that its droop-
ing fortunes may be revived. The proposed i'm
prOvement is certainly one of the most desirable
that has been discussedsof late, and it is to be
hoped that there will be something more than
mere talk in 1t.
The proposed extension of Congress Hall is
also wise movement. The old portion of the
buildings has been standing for over fifty years,
and is decidedly a relic OF past age. The
projected impIo vements will render necessary
the demolition OF all the buildings except the
portion including the magnificent dinlng-room.
In their place it is proposed to erect four
story building, with frontage on Perry street
of $50 feet. The establishment will then have
comfortable accommodations for full one
thousand guests. The dining.room will be
extended about fifty feet, making its dimen
sions two hundred and sixty by forty-one feet
On the second floor will be a handsome ball ROOM
li4 feet in Length, by fifty feet in
width; spacious totunda, 40 by 25 feet, will
replace the cramped and contracted quarters in
which the main entrance and Office are located; /;
and several elegant parlors will be added to
those which will not necessarily be disturbed.
The expense attending the proposed improve
ment will reach 100000, and persons who are
familiar with the inside workings of the hotel
business on the Island are positively assured
that the investment Will prove paying one.
OMIKRON.
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lations which are dealt out during the early
hours of the morning at the doors of our citizens
IS Of course o fact-the habit, of course, having
long passed into one Of the most popular insti-
tutions with which the country regales the
town. But the brazenness of Messrs. Betka and
Rohbomburg, the guilty milk kmeu in question,
surpasses anything of the kind ever witnessed
in a civilized community during the nineteenth
century. There, according TO the police officer
who made the arrest, there stood the milk cart
with the cans beiug filed as though they we're
Fart and parcel of q streetsprinkler preparing
for immediate service. Add to this that q
number of scrofulous looking COWS have been
discovered from which milk has been for the
last few days supplied to some of the most tas
tidious palates in New York, and the measure
of milkmen's iniquity will be seen to be run
ming over. Matters being as bad as that, one
might wish that the caprices were revived of the
last generation of Partisan bellies, who bathed
in the milk that was afterwards retailed to the
odndilte. Next to eating rinderpest, nothing
can be worse than drinking scrofula.
In addition to these unique facts I have to
state that one Owen Cannon has lately been
executing drunken war-dauce on the person
Of Ann Riley. Mr.. Cannon is remarkable for
cborean moods, and the only objection to them
in the present case is that he jumped one Of
AIMS eyes out, and danced with such nerve aud
abandon upon various other tender portions of
her person, that it is doubtful whether she will
recover. His toe was undoubtedly fantastic,
but it can scarcely be said to have been light.
When / add TO this that man named Russell
squeezed his arm so adectionately around the
neck of a man named Miller, that the latter was
unable to make any resistance, whilst the
former deprived him of wallet containing all
his worldly possessions, l believe / close the
catalogue of brutal crimes and misdemeauors
for the present.
In the event of a failure of sufficient supply
of water from the Croton reservoir, a new
reservoir has been erected in the to wnsbip Of
Kent, Putnam county, about five miles north.
west of Carmel. Four hundred ald twenty
acres of land, at cost Of 500 per acre, we're
purchased for it. It's extreme length is TO be
II 900 feet, its extreme width $500 feet, its
average depth 25 feet its area 300 acres, and its
capacity 100000 900 gallons. 1t will not be in
operation until the summer of 1870 and it will
yield an average yearly supply of 2,2O), 600, 900
gallons. The plan which provided for the run
ming of the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad,
near the reservoir has, believe, been abandoned,
ALI RABA
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GROVER q BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. 7s0 Chesnut street
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UTUMNAB ATTIRE
FOR
GENTLEMEN AND JUVENILES.
WdNAMdRER & BROWN
MARRIED,

LLoYD-GLENN.-on the 18th OF Augut 1858. bv
the Rev M II. Slsiy, Mr. MELLNlLLE q. LLOYD
to Miss EMMA GLENN, all of this city.
August 20. by Rev. j. a. Kun
kelman. al 1t. Marks Church, Rev. ~ l. REED. of
TOW n, Pa,
sUMMERS-voLENTINE. the 22d instant OF
the Parsonage of the Cob, cksnk NJ. Church No.
10, Franklin street. by the he William q. WOOD.
MIR. CHARBBS SUNNI ERS and Miss ELlIABBrH
l.. VOLENTJNE, both Of this city.
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WAIST or HSEEGY.-Is one great cause OF misfor.
tune in business. as well as neglect OF household
Iulies. The OF SpeeT's STANDARD Wine Bltters'
VII efectuAy give tone and energ7 TO the physical
powers OF the system, and remove la'si,uie Tue
Peruvian Bark cOutaiCed In them, Will also cure
AGue. For sale by Johnston, Holloway & Co.. and
Fred. Brown corner Flnh and Chesnut Streets ana
b. other DrugglslB.
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c l L Y 1 TIE III s.

PRICES OF all Summer Clothing greGtly reduced to
close stock Assortment still good. but selling off
rapidly.
All prices guaranteed lower thau the 10 west else
where and full satisfaction guaranteed every pur-
chaser, or the sale cancelled and money refunded
RaG seag seag bet,geen ! BENNETT Co.,
kEth ana TOWER HALL
Sirth streets,J No. SIS MARKET ST.
PHILADELPHIA,
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JEwELRY.-Mr William W, Cassidy, No. u South
Second street has the largest and mOst attractive
assortment OF hne Jewelry and sverwAre in the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining reAl pure Srt
Gle furnished NJ price which cannot be eluslled
He also has large stock OF American watches Ia all
varieties and At all prices. visit to hts store Ia
TO result in pleasure and profit
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sHIP AHoY Navy Tnd Marine Odicers visiting
philadelphia Will leave their ordeTs tor full outfits
No. s2i Chesnut street. The leading Military ant
Naval IalloIs OF the Union.
CuauLEs ETOIyEs a Co
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FINK CUsrosl MADE BOOTS ASD eHoRs for Gen.
lemen hart.eIt, 30 s3 south sixth street, above
CheEuuL
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tTRENwIrH's NEWS DEPOT, at No lO7 8. Third
street. Is the place TO tnd all kinds OF reading
ter, He Keeps on hand a constant supply OF AL the
periodicals, magazines, pictorials, fashion ates,
aud every description OF fight reading II he does
not have what YOU desire. he will send tot It, II you
wish the New YORK papers Tren vith's s the place
obtain them. ss he has perfected arrangements
whereby he receives them long before the regular
mRilB Rrrya
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda water, and read THE
EVENING TLLEeRAPH. at HiilmAns News stand, at
North PenDsylvania Depot