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Distressing Casualty.

We regretto learn that on Tues
day, LEVI, youngest son Of our
esteemed friend ). NJ. AsHBRooK,
of Pleasant township, met with q
most distressing accident, by
which he lost. his left hand, He
had accompanied an older brother
to a meadow, tho latter having
charge Of the machine for moving
the grass. Yielding to the impor-
tunity Of Levi (who is under 10
years ofago) heallowed him 10
got on the seat with him. In their
progress round the field, one of the
wheels went into a rut, the jar
pitching both the boys from the
seat. Tho oldest escaped with
slight injury, but tho left wrist of
LEVI came in contact with tho
knives, which severed the hand
from the arm with cruel, mang-
ling cut. The brave little follow
jumped up and unaidcd, detached a
horse from the team and rode to
the house, which he entered laugh
ing, and inquired for his mother
who happened to be absent from
the house. Drs, Davis & Kins-
man, of this city, were at once
sent for, whoon their arrival speed.
lily decided that an additional am-
putation must take place. They
accordingly took off the boys arm
o short distance above the disGgur-
ed stump, Levi enduring the ope.
ration like hero The wound
was skillfully dressed, and up TO
the present time we rejoiceto learn
that the lad is doing as well al
could possibly be expected.
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Important Notice to Farmers.


The following Circular contains
rules Of such general interest and
value, that wegive it an insertion:
NOTICE To FARMERS.
Farmers arc hereby notified, that
in future tho following rules will
be rigidty adhered to, in the pur-
chase and handling of grain, by
the undersigned at their rcspectivt
| places Of business:
1st. All grain, will be graded, and
bought strictly upon its merits oi
quality and condition.
Cd. No grain, having a mixture
of grain of q different kind, cheat
or other foreign matter, in quaint.
ty sufficientto deprociato its value
in the general markets, will be paid
for at full prices, unless sufficient
deduction is made thcrefrom.
Sd. No grain, sufficiently wet OIL
damp to render its preservation
uncertain, which frequently occurs
by outdoor threshing, will be re.
ceiyod in store, or bought at any
price.
4th. Allgrain taken in store shall
be held exclusively at the owners
risk, against loss or damage by
fire, or other unavoidable casual
ties.
9Th. The following rates will be
charged for storage, viz: On
| Wheel, Rye, Barley and shelled
Corn, of new crop, at the rate Of
2 cents per bushel per. month unit
tho first of NoveMber, and at the
rate of | cent per bushel per month
thereafter; on Oats, of a new crop
at tho rate of II cents per bushol
per month until the first of Novem
Der, and ! cent per bushel pei
month thereafter; on ear Corn, Of Q
new crop, at the rate OF 3 cents pei
bushel per month until the first o.
January, and 2 cents ror bushoI
per month thereafter.
The proprioty of strict adher
ence to these rulcs, must be OBJ
vious to every farmer who ac
quaints himself with the kind O.
reception defective cereals meet in
the more important channels O
commerce, where they must event
ually seek a market.
The careful farmer, who raises
grain pure and of good quality
and who would disdain to offer il
IN market in bad order, when il
his power TO render it otherwise
cannot fail to recognize his own in
terest in this reform, as he will M
longer be asked to receive, for grail
Of good quality, the same price paic
his neighbor for that ofgreatly in
ferior quality; in order to protec
the buyer against the loss conse
quent upon the purchase of tho in
ferior quality at full prices.
4 Wegivo this timely notice, tha
} farmers may not be disappointeC
when they comments to marke
their new crops.
i July l, 1863.
B. M, Pugh, Millersport, do Deel
Cut Lock; do. Baltimore; do Basil
] Bartlett & Speaks, Havensport
!. Ohaney, Decker 4 Co., Carroll; Re
Der, Kutz & Ulricl, Lancaster
Martin, Doty & Co., Lancaster
Chaneynp Decker & Co, Canal Win
chester; Whitehurst, Gehm 4 Co,
Canal Winchester; Bartlit & Speaks
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PERsoNAL.---Gen,lA. J. SNIDER,
of Montana territory, brother OF
our fellow, citizen John s. @Snider,
and in former years. q citizen Of
Fairfield county, favored the Ca
zette Office with call a few days
since. We were highly edited
by his account Of matters and
things in the "Far West" and par
ticularly by the sight of $104
nugget of Montana gold which he
showed us. Tie General, we are
glad to learn, is q staunch Grant
and Colfax man; showing his good
scnse in that and in subscribing
and paying in advance for the. Ga
zette. His military title was ac-
quired in the militia service against
the Indians in Montana.
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A CARD.

Having dissolved my business
connection with the firm ofRisiDg,
Miller & SeipeI, l will be found, on
and after the 10th Of March, with
Orrin e. Peters, where will be
pleased to see all my old friends
and customers, with as many new
once as may favor me with a call,
and all can rest assured that the
sano desire to please which has
governed me heretofore, will con :
tinue to influence my endeavors in
the future. III. G. TROUT.
March 18th. 1863.
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Bourbon.

Mcssrs. CARrY & SMALLEY have
an article Of old Bourbon Whisky,
which, for "medicinal purposes
We think cannotbe excelled. Peo.
pie requiring an article ofthO kind,
should be particular to get the
best, and avoid the pestiferous
compounds too often sold under the
name Of whisky.
These gentlemen have new an
exceedingly well-appointed and
we'll supplied Grocery and Provis.
ion establishment, and we.aro pleas
ed to note the appearance ofa very
thriving business pertaining thore-
TO-,
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Pittsburgh Female College.

PlttSDurgh Female college,.
We once more call tho attention
Of our readers to the claims OF this
really sterling institution. Its re,
cent catalogue shows ar Attendance
during the past year ofthree hun
dred and forty Seuen young ladies,
gathered from twelve States
Through but thlrteen years have
elapsed since it was first opened
for the reception of pupils, it has
already gaineda national reputa-
tion, and Pittsburg justly boasts
Of an institution which has no peer
in the State and but few equals in
the land. Its admirable location,
on one OF the most beautiful and
puiet streets Of that city, and yet
within ten minutes walk Of nearly
every important point; its superb
buildings; its unusually large. able
and accomplished Faculty of.tWen,
two teachers; its unsurpassed facil'
ities in all the solid and ornamental
branches, its thorough training; lis
wholesome discipline, and withal,
at moderate prices, commend it to
all who have daughters to educate
This latter item is worthy of spe-
cial notice. The charges are scarce
ly one-half those Of many schools
Having fewer teachers and loss ia.
cilities. 1t is not an institution
established for private gain, but to
meet a public want. and the single
aim Of all concerned has been to
| put q finished education, of the
highest grade, within the reach Of
all worthy young ladies. The Fall
term commences September D.
Send TO Rev. L. 9. Pershing. for o
catalogue. 1w.
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MRS. $. e. DYARmAN

Takes pleasureIn announcing to the Ladies Of
Lancastera vicinity that she has again re-
sumed the Mantua-m making Business-in add.
tion to the Millinery business. She is prepared
to execute any thnglu her line with neatness
and dispatch, and in the latest and most ap-
proved styles. Thankfulfor past iavots she re-
specially solicits aeontlnuance Of the same.
She still occupies her old stand 2 doors west
ofHocking Valley National Bank, Main street,
La ncaster, o. July 10, '6s-2m.
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PERsoNAL.-We learn from the
Lancaster (Pa) Express that Rev.
s. 81 Giesy, Of Philadelphia, ascn
of the late John U. .Giesy, Of Fair
field county, o., received tho
honorary degree of Doctor Of Di-
vinity at the Annual Commence,
ment Of Franklin and Marshall
College, Of the former ~, on the
9th, inst.
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Dor ths banslsisF oas1tto.
Fairfield County TeacheFB' In
Stitute, Lancaster, July 3
27th-31st.
Some Redsons sohy eeery Teacher
in he County should attend.

~ -
z 1st. Gr6atsdyautsges viii be en-.
joyed at thismeetiDg. Hon. E. Il.
White, a very superior Institnte
teacher and lccturJr. assisted by
other competent persons, will give
us bis very best, durirg the entire
week.
2nd. Each teacherhas contribn-
ted TO the fhnd out Of which the
expenses Of the Institute are defray.
ed. Let him now come and get
many times the worth Of bis mon
.ey.
Sd. Each teacher has influence,
can contribute TO the good Of the
Institute, may render bimself use.
fnl to others, by attending; let him
Come on this account.
4th. Each teacher needs, as long
as no teaches, all tho good he. can
get, from the enlarged experience
and well-matured instructions Of
others: for his own Improvement
let him come.
5th. The larger the attendance,
the greater will be the inspiration
of tho occasion, and the more ex-
tonsive will be the usefulness ofthe
Institute. Come, then, let us have
a rousing meeting.
9th. The cause Of education, the
honor Of the teachers profession
his success as a teaeher, the credit
Of our Institute, the Importance o.
mutual sympathy and cooperation
among teachers, the actual enjoy.
ment to be derived from Institute
meetings-these and many other
considerations should prompt epers
Teacher ,oithin reach to say 81 will
go, and get and do all the good
can"
Teachers, please be on hand
promptly, next Monday morning
North School House, Lancaster, 0
Your sincere friend and CO
worker, j. f. R.
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Our young friend CHAs. p. HrTE,
M. D., hangs out his professional
shingle at Rushyille, See his card
in this paper, DR., Hite having
graduated in an eminent medical
institution, enters upon the prac-
tice of medicine with good scholas-
tic qualifications, Wo hope he
may succeed.
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Canal Winchester; DiIdlnc & Co.,
Groveporg Long & BIakely, Grove
port w, MonypeBy, LockbourDe;
W. II. .Delaplanes CircIeyillc; Jas,
Smart & Co., CircleviIle; w. Mon.
Iypeuy, Columbus; II. Fitch & Son,
0oIumbus; d. 7. Suydam, Coium.
buss Gray & Watkins, Columbus.
20. g Journal.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Tcachersof Fairfield and adjoining e
Counties i-Plense remember July 9th,
as the day on Shieh our institute will meet in
Lancaster, to continue all week. One OF the
best Institute men in the West-Hon. E. E
White, of oolumbus-has been employed for
the entire week. Others will assist. Great ef-
fort wllbe made to rcnaer this meeting very
profitable.
Teachers, let us have thctlarges. meeting of
the kind ever held in this county, Come your
selves, and speak to yonr neighbors. ESpen-
scs betrayed out of County Institute Fund.
Boarding can lie had at reasonable rates.
Examination ofapplicpnts at end of theweek
Come, and letus srcnew tho "good times" We
have hitherto had.
J.. \; REINMuND,l
ISAAC ROOSE, Ex. Com.
DAVID CLOVER,
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A TIxE ron ALL THINGsAsDA PLACE PoE ALI
THisos.-Now, when ehOIera is lurking kll over
the land, is the time TO purify the blood by us
ing Dr.. J. W. Poland's Humor DOctoF, A sure
remedy. and pleasant to the taste. SOLD by
Davidson 4 Brasee.
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LANCASTER, OHIO:

Lieut. 3. H. PARSONS, 18th U. S.
Inf, has favored us with Charles.
ton paper containing the interest
ing speech Of Coy. Orr, reviewing
his administration of the affairs OF
South Carolina.
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w NJ Ola
July %. l96s-3w. ,

coARsr people use coarse periumery, and
vice vera, u IL safe 10 set down lady who uses
thst spiritual perfume, PHAtONs "FLoR DE-
MAYO" as person oftAsts and ssnslbiity--
perhaps postsss, or fine musician. Sold by
all druggists.
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JNo. II. WELLS, Of Baltimore,
wants TO buy 100000 bushels all
kinds Of grain. See advertisement
in this paper and handbills else
where,
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The Devol slugar-Cane NIilI.

follow.citizen, Gilbert Devol
adyertises, in this weeks Gazette
his improved cane-grinding mill
and accompanies his notice with
certificates Of some of the best far,
mers of Fairfield county, testifyine
to its superior excellence. He
has but a few Of the mills left, and
parties wanting them should moi
miss this opportunity.
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Mammoth Bottles only 10 Cts.
|. EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE
CHEAPEST AND BEST.

The ErdENTE HAIR REsToRER
oclipses all known discoveries for
the rapidity with which it restores
gray and faded hair to-its natural
color-promotes its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents and stops
it when falling off, and.is q most
luxuriant dressing for the Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lus-
strous. Mammoth Bottles only rs
cents.
Sold by most all druggists. [52 ]
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Much Misery viii be saved, and great ankle.
ty,if when you are troubled with Throat Com
plants, Weak Lungs. OF Kidney troubles you
use at once the WGite lhns Compound. Tier 70
is no better article in the market for tn ere af.
hiotions.
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MARRIED.

y RY-BURY.-At the residence Of tho
brides mother, on Thursday, uly.lGth 1865, by
Rev. J. o. Hough, Mr.. A. NJ. Beery to MISS
Loulsa Bury, all Of l. ancaster.
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a G=nusGn.--i would most respectfully inform all ny old
friends and customers that again in the Grocery bu
ness having with myself Mr. WH MARTIN and would
happy again opportunity supplying tbemand as ma
nv more may all goods usually kept my ne
Thankful for past favor solicit continuance Of the same
Lancaster, April 2, 6S.-1y. ChAs, fA1hAN'
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Should Seymour happen to be
elected President and not so crazy
as expected, the Ku.Klux would
soon.takc care of him. They know
their man now, as woll as they did
in A. Johnson's case, and maybe
counted on to elect Blair as Andy
was elected.
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OBITUARY.

DlED-Near Centralia, iii nois. July 10th,
1868, ofsun stroke, HARRIsoN HUNTER, sou OF
Andrew and Hannah Hunter, Of this County,
aged 81 years, months and Is days.
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NOTICE.

Having purchased Of Messrs.
Douglass & Coles tho stock Of
Goods and ali Book Accounts and
Notes due them, wchereby author
ize r. D. Coles To collect and re.
ccipt the same.
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A Victoria dispatch says it is re,
ported that the United States
steamer suwaneo was wrecked,
near Fort Rupert, on the 9Th of
July. No particulars
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DR. BOERsTLEn & soy

Continue practice at the Old Stand on High
Street The restored health of the Senior,
ustiHes him to contradict the report that he
wlllnot visi! patientsin in thecountry.
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FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.

We have lust returned East where by the help ready
money attention the markets we have obaned our goods
With the ample facilities for obtaining goods very short
and by special arrangements with Eastern hoass. 0r
satisfaction Give and viii take pleasure showing our
goods tsaH
Cash paid for RAGS and COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PAIRAN g. MARTIN.
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IF YOU WISH to- geta beautiful, sub.
stantial and seryiceabe sett of Artificial Tstth
go to Dr.. VoS BoSHoRsr's, sccond floor Rising's
BuildIng-rooms over Pairan & Martins Gro
Gerry Store. eff.
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CoNeREssIoNAL.--Judge Winans
of Xenia, has been nominated for
Congress in the Columbus Dis
trict.
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GOES COUGHiBALsAM.

A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes-ordinary 4 or, also nam
moth family bottles-for sale by
all druggists and dealers in medi.
cinos. No family should be over
night without it in the house. T527
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j. f. REINMUND,l
ISAAC ROOSE,
DAVID CLOVER,
hancaater, o., July IS, 1893.
nnE,S nvSnESIA cI1nE

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
will Immediately relieve and per-
manently cure the most aggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour
stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
Physicians, clergymon and all who
use it, join in unbounded praise Of
its great virtues. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Prico $1,O0, [52]
EARTHQUAKE ATTENTION given
TO saving tho Natural teeth, at DR.. Vos BOS-
uoRsrs, second floor Rising's Building rooms
over Pairan 4 Martins Grocery Store. eft.
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GRANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.

vEvHTRTY-FlFTH YEAR BEGINS
SEPT. II. "Distinguished for third
Of century for making thorough scholars and
teacherp." Send for catalogue to W. P, K ERlt
Granville L,cklug County ,OhIo.
July TO- IS68-1ria --
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THE KIRB Y
REAPER g. MOWER,

Manufactured By D. VI. osholHE L Co, Au-
burn, N. Y, the original owners and Mauufac-
| turers, by whom all territory 10 now e1clu-
siveiy controlled.
5000 Sold In 1867. over $4,000
in Use.
| The constantly increasing dematd, is con :
vinclng proof Of its merit.
Great improvements over the "Kirty" o.
former years. new huger b0r, with open
Steel Guards, Castor Grain Wheel, and the
| Improved Reel Rake, with others Of minor
Importance, all OF which have been thoroughly
tested, and keep the Kirby ahead Of all COM
petition. Our manufacturing facilities enable
ms TO make q BErrER MACHINE, and afford to
sell 1t at LOWER PRicE than any other in the
world.
A IsW Reasons ,shy The Kirby is the best Machine
for Farmers 70 Bay:
II has q reputation based upon solid expert
ence of ten years in competition with the
leading Machines in use, and its sales are
constantly increasing.
| 1t Is the simplest and most durable Machine in
use, hence the easiest to work, the least La
be to get out ofrepair, and the most econom-
ical.
It has the "Independent Action, more simple
and thorough than any other. Connecting
Rod always in line.
Itisa perfect Mower, perfect Reaper, and the
hest combined Machine in the world.
All styles of the "Kirby" are Hand or Self.
Rakers, as desired.
The Kirby Reel Self Rake an entire success
Driver controls the size OF bundles, or4iot, as
desired. The Beaters can be adjusted TO any
desired height. Simple, strong and durable
under easy control ofthe driver, and delivers
the Bundles at the side Of the Machine, in the
best possible condition Tor binding, It has
been uniformly successful at Field Trials, and
is acknowledged by all who have witnessed it,
} operation to be the Best Self Rake Attachment
vet introduced. All Hand Raking Kirbys art
fitted for this Rake.
For further partc ulars call upon the Agent
for full descriptive Pamphlet with Prices, snC
be sure to see the ''New Kirby" before buying
All Agents keep Repairs, and Rrlces are ver.
low. For sale by
III. A. MITHOFF.
May 2s, ls6S-2m
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JUST RECEIVED!
FARM FOR SALE.

TIME underslgned having determined 10
move Wost, will sell hisarm, ..situste'i in
Greenfield township, near Havenspcrt. II con-
tans 100 acres Of good land, SOof which are I'M
der Observation-Disclosures oakr walnut, beech,
maple and other timber. The improvements
consist of comfortable dwelling, good iarV,
and OtheNput- buildings, two orchards Oi good
fruit good fencing, and 800 rods OF weil-set
ne& Usage Orange hedge. There is water in
every field except one. Tetnis easy-for which
and other partculars.apply ON the premises to
ISAAC HANNA.
June 2jth IsGS-sGyv
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ENRED BAUMAN wishes to inform the oiti-
GENTLY established RAIeat Market. pear theca.
nal, on Main street BE has spared no paing OF
plon0yin aryapaiug matters to enahIa bin to
keep keeh meat Of the best quality every dpyof
u Jaiya, esd FRED BAuMAE.
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OFFICE = TslImadge Blpc1E, Third
story over DcaeIas& Coles.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-16
9netry.
After Election.

The days sharp strife is ended now,
Our work is done, God knoweth how!
As on the thronged, unrestful town
Tn patience of the moon looks down,
I wait TO hear, beside the wire,
The voices OF r5 tongues of fire.
Slow, doubtful, faint, all seem at first;
BE strong, my heart, to know the worst
Hark there the ~Alleghanies spoke;
That sound from lake and prairie brokel
That sunset-gun of triumph rent
The silence Of a contInentl
That signal from Nebraska sprung,
This, from Nevada's mountain tonguei
l. that thy answer, strong and free,
Oloyal heart of Tennessee?
What strange, glad voice Is that which call
Prom Wagner-s grave and Sumpter's wall?
Prom Mi@-I-sipHfs fountain-head
4 sound a. of the bison's treadi
There rustled freedoms Charter oak
IL that Wild burst the Ozarks spokei
Cheer answers cheer from rise to set
OF sun We have a country vet
The praise. o God, be thine aIonet
Thou glveSt not for bread q stone:
Thou hast not led u through the night
To blind W with returning light;
Not through The furnace have we passed,
To perish IT its mouth at last
@ u-Sht of peace. thy flight restrain
November moon, be slow to waneI
shine on the freeman's cabin floor.
On brow- Of prayer a blessing pour;
Ana give, with fun assurance blest,
The weary heart Of Freedoms resti
ifLnnfic N1nfhIu-