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WILLIAM }. COPELAND,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
GREAT FALLS, n. II.
will attend To professional business In the State
and U. 3. Courts In Maine aud New Hampshire
Bankruptcy Notices.

Notice OF Assignee Of his appointment.
IN the District Court Of tue Unitcl States, for
i the District Of Maine. In the matter of III
gar A. Neal, Bankrupt. In bankruptcy. DIS
TRICT OP MAINE. - ~ Bidi.fcrd The 9Th DAY ~
AprI A. d. ls6-. The undes gncd hereby gives notc,
Edgar A. Neal II ParspnsfelI In said District who has
been adjudged N Bankr upt upon his own petition,
NV the District Court nf said District.
3wjl7 LUTHER 3. MOOitE, Assignee.
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ITS GOOD EXPECTS ARE PERMANENT. IN
this Il differs from all hair dyes. BY Its use luxu.
RANT growth is guaranteed, natural color and
gloss are restored One trial will cause you 10 say
HAN RRsroRER or DRESSING, In one botfit) Every
Druggist sells 10. Price One Dollar. lml5
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N,,,,. or A..,vuc- a, Irt. AypoIn,n,,.

Tn tho District Court Of the Unitci sates,
lkT the District OF Maine. IN the matt of hsa
SWEET, bankrupt. In bankruptcy. DISTRICT or
MAINE, ~. a. Bid,lciorl, the sixth day az April,
A. ID 1868 The undersigned hereby gives notice or
his appointment rs Assignee ~ Asa sustt Of
Ncwl.id In the county of York AMI state OF Nsino
within said district. Who has been adiudged .
bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court Of raid District.
3wji7 LUTHER y. MOORE, Assignee.
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To Holders of Government bonds.
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND yALUABLES.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS,
20 STATE ST., BOSTON.

LE., IIIiiGINsON 4 CO. offer for Rent. Safes In.
side their Vaults Mt rates from sO TO tiG0 per an.
nun. They also offer to receive, on special depos
II, ~ Bailees, securities OF persons living In the
souatry or travelling abroad, Oficers OF the Army
and Navy, Masters Of Vessels, and Others. Circu-
lar. containing full particulars forwarded on ap-
plicsticn to llESDY LEI, Manager.
Boston, March |, 1868, sp.nolyll
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been m,ie, and .Asatened and discouraged
pryoIIrTION. lilo said:

.In New Jerey, they (thc Demoents) had
shiltci The responsibility Of thess depote actst b
the sho,Llers OF the abolitionists, and MORE
THAN ONE PROVOST MARSHAL had hole
through his head. In that State II was diff
cult matter nj one time 10 find an Abolitionist
who would accept such position, anil the Al.
minissratiOn had tried to bribc Democrats, but
thsnk Col, they hal f,ilcl. But they had well
nigh reached the emil Of their reign oflespotism
TnEY COULD NOT AND SHOULD NOT co ANY rrR-
riER. They hlkcl about REBELLION down
SoUrl, but greater rebellion had been in pro-
greSs in the MONTH";
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Tn IlaukSUt,fry.

DISTRTCT or MAINE, 50. This Is to give
l)D.teo that third meeting oi the creditors az
Remembrance Leighton. bankrupt will be held
riptey In said District, at City Rooms Riid-terf
on the 9Th day of say, A. D. ls6s Of ~ o'cloek A.
~, for the purpose nsmVd 10 the twenty eighth
sectiou of the Bankrup' Act of March p 1871,
j. Y sCAMMOS, Assignee.
ss,o. April i7th, ls;[ 3sjl!
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How TO agr A HUSBAND. Become good cook.
Use Pylos Saleritus for raising purposes. and the
thns Is done. You will then ilnd no difficulty In
the matrimonial line. Sensible men are fond oi
good living Nothing but Pyle's Saleratus Will
answer. Sold by groccrs everywhere IN pound
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That Iron IL Valuable rs Medicine, has
long been known, but 1t is only since the prcpa ra-
ton of IL In the particular form OF Peruvian syrup
was discovered that Its full power over disease has
been brought to light Its effect In cases OF dys-
pepsia aud debility Is most salutary.
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From BENJAMIN WHEELER, ESQ, Depot Master ai
South nnYalHton. Mas
Tho hest known remedy for

Ssphiis, Salt Rhssm, &C., Dr. Andlrrs' Iodine
Wafer. pure solution oi Iodine irifhout solvent
ter many years OF scientific research
and experiment For e'adicatlng humors from
the system IL has no equal.
Circulars sent Nee JP. DIssMORE,
s libby D,ussist generally. 36 Dcy st., New York.
iMli
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I'm Bankruptcy.

N yTRICr or MAINE. -. The undersigned
Thereby gives notice of his appointment as As
sigpee of Mark Ttiooiwin Of North Berwick. In ths
county Of York. and State Of Maine. within raid
District. who has been adjudgcd q Bankrupt upon
his own Petition, by the District Court of said Die
trict J. Y. SCAMSlON, Assignee.
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The very latest news indicates defeat of the
new constitution in North Carolina, the election
Of Gorlon, conservative, in Georgia, and Re
publican majority In South Carolina Of 10000.
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In bankruptcy.

DSTRICT OF MAINE, IS. The undersigned
Thereby gives notlc- at his appointment rs As
sigrse oliver liili of Berwick IN the County ot
York ant Mate of Maine, within sad District, who
has been Rhjsiyed . Bankrupt upon his own pc
tiiion, by the District Court ~ said District
3wiIT sCAMMON, Assignee
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Washington specials now state that the COP
perhcads will nominate Gen. Hancock for Pres
idcnt, and perhaps Adams Of Massachusetts, for
Vice President. What's in name!
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pIusV V"Fy
Al these rates the eash must always accompany
the order. and the pape,s DO sent to one address.
II 10 desirable that those who arc will!n: to aid
In getting mp clubs shoald act promptly, that all
may secure the first number.
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In Bankruptcy.

nyTRICT OF MAINE, -. TIE undersigned
Thereby gives notice of has appointms mt ~ AS
sisnee OF }. 3. P,hsld and ursnssO BrseLett, ato
Cops rtners, under the nrn name II fiheld n
BrseketL Of Berwick. In the County Of York and
State Of Maine, within said District. who have
been adjudgrd bankrupt upon their owe petitions
by the District Court ~ ssd District:
JOHN Y ScAMMUS, Assignee.
Saco. April 18th, Is5s. 3MllE
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Bimark has bsm quito bedly beaten In the
late parliamentary elections In South Germany.
Out Of eighty deputies elected In Bsvaris' IA
den. Hcsso-D armstadt and wurtcmberg, only
twcnty belong to the National" party.
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..S...,S. ar. rv.,.--sci 10 sxAm,ss the date on
,hs ,tn,i e.rsi .ip a,lschs,i IN their isr, ss s ~
49,. shs tine 10 wheh the .ub-Tiri'oa e lsst. ~
In.t.pes siMayss" mesns thai the .ah-rl", "a.
IA, Ia lsss. when q nsw Iaywrnt ms,e. He e"..
Iii hr Ip,a.f,atsI, aItsrss - that tl- Iaesf ees
R.eelps is rsit fas the time sh'eh u. ,a -,
20 ,aa suhcribsrs In snvars ARE rrqaessi W %"""
,he sums due. Immediately. -
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.rHe Vegetable Pulmonary Bsisan, for
|C,russ COINS aHi CoxanrrIos, 10 md one Il ilosc
ScS<n raj nsarums tint - swsvsts In The same year
~ ssu hSu us~stsiiaa a (srty years. saIting.
shl q urruasng poyuiary, pytiy gvui eytieoce a
he value" Get The sessins. REED, CUTLER CO.,
nuuHAA Dsasa, Pfsvrietors. 3mlo
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ZEAL LOrKRIA DE La IsI.A DE CUnA.
"a -, In he dn~inp 81 1868 there Eiu Be
$4,000 TICKLE Isl 96, 900
ZOE, 10000 In Gold draws every ssveu-
'"i'' 'N teen Days.
rses eashci and information given also hshess vssrs
pah &c spanish Dushsoons nj an kiDda ~ God md s
vss, BY GEORGE UPHAh,
iyati s,Sosth Main street, Providsses, Ri
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Moth Patches. Freckles and Tan.

The only reliable 10 edy Tor those brown dis.
on the lace Is "PprVs Moth and FTeckis
Lot,os" Prepared only by Dr. u q. Perry, ~
Bond st., Nav f'rt. II Sold cverywh1,s.
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In Rankrupl~y,

DISTRICT OF MAINE, s.-The undersign-
Led hereby gives notice Of his appointment 80
County u York and Ststs Of Name, within saIa
District, Who has been sfjudged Q Bankrupt upon
bis own Petition, by the District Conf Of raid
District. TIMOTHY SHAW, a. Assignee;
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"On THAT WILL BIZ JOYFUL" When men and
women throw "Physio TO tho Dogs" and when q
trine out Of order ~ prevent getting out OF or
der take Plantation Bitters. Arc you dyspcptlc,
nervous. jaundiced hy'pped. low. spirited, weak.
or are you sick and don't know what ails you We
have been-snd was recommended to try the Plan.
tation Bitteis-which we did with great satisfac-
ton and entire success delicate females, clergy.
men, merchants. lawyers. and persons Of sedentary
hsbits, are particularly benefited Ivy these III.
tors The sale Is perfectly enormous.
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DIED.

rr Notices of deaths Do eNocciinr sS ilnes inserted
nee above that number al regular advertising ratrs
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In Bankruptcy.

In Bankruptcy.
nBfRICT OF MAINE, s.-The undgsign
LED hereby dives notice Of his sppolntuitnt ~
assignee Of Ffank keay. Of Lebanon, IN the
County os York and State OF Maine. within
upon his own Petition. by The district Court OF
ssjis ''1'' TIMOTHY SHAW, IN, Assignee
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TTNIIE undersigned, Inhabitants Of the towns Of
: York and Wells within said County. would
respectfully represent that the public convenience
towns. commencing by the old post road leading
from Cape Neddick TO 0gunquit at or near q set
Of bars opposite the dwcllins-house Of ELIAS Fer.
klnsi In said York, thence In IN eastsrly dirccton
10 the line between York aud Wells, thence
continuing In an lAsteriy direction to
iutersect with tho road leading from "Dsld
Iiill", so-callsd, ~ Ogunquit, at point near tho
town road, leading iron said Bald I'LL road %
the "Cove", 90 called, In Wells.
We would respectfully request your Hopors To
view said route aud locate SAID rcsd or highway.
according TO tho laws Of tho state, IN sueh case.
made and proyided. and AZ In duty heund uuuld
ever pray. GILMAN LIr!LtfibLp
and thirty Others.
York, A. d. 1863
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MAGNOLIA wArxR.-A delightful toilet articie-supe-
ror TO Cologne, AMI at half the price. 3J-2SlS
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Gals there are spsoulssing On making all possible
capital out Of \ remnant o. Thad. Stevens life
by assassinatipg him. and creating the inprcs-
ion that the mefdr Is dsed Of the 'Rceels.
They argue that this would but shorten his life
by few useless days, while the benefit to 'ths
,-o,,ll T..
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To "a, Honorable board Of cousty commi,,issus
for fAs County of Hort.

NNEIVNNb U Y DbIoTINU GU,
twisj - South Seventh Street. Phils, Ps.
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To My Old Customers and the
,gublic. tldA

I an just receivinga fresh stock
of Spring and Summer Goods,
comprising a full line of Foreign
and Domestic Cloths, CdsSimeres,
Vestings, Deans, iSatinets, Treeds,
Oottonddes, Muslins, Checks, Den
inns, Hats, Caps, 1runks and Va.
uses, together with a full line Of
Gents Furnishing Goods.
l also keep constantly on hand q
large stock of Mems ssand. Boys
Clothing, which I will warrant C
be of my own manufacture anc
mado in good style.
Those wanting Clothing made tt
order, will do we'll to call. as
have secured The services of IL. G
Trout, (see card below,) wei
known in this community as
first class Cutter, and master o
his profession.
pPOur workmen arc excelloC
by none. ~SSa.
Thanking you for past favOrs
and desiring q continuance of thu
same, I shall ever endeavor tt
please, both in pricc and quality
ofgoods, ~ rrp Tn
/ remain. yours truly Ij /
| #ilt}ti lORRIN Il. PETERS, J
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The Wlgwani.

Scarcely had the agitation OF the
subject begun, before the lVlgrdn'
became a fixed fact in our midst.
Tho advertisement 10 this issue
gives notice Of thc dedication Of the
structure nert Saturday evening, to
the purpose therein set forth
Therc should be y grand turn Out
of the people on the occasion, which
should rally cvcry Republican and
every citizen who feels the slight
est interest in this momentous po
lit,cal campaign. We hope to SCI
the capacity oftho building tcste(
TO the utmost, 9a.
Tho Wigwans WIFI DO Lighted
with gas, and decorated with ever
greens, pictures, &c. hisintende'
that it shall be provided With doc
uments and newspapers, and suc'
appliances as will make TIA pleas
ant and useful place Of evening re
sort. uk t.1l AVE-
Let all the people bc on hand q
tho wigwam Dedication, Saturda
evening !
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An AwfulPestilence. A

. ~
With the season OF fruits comes the danger
of that frightful pesnicnce-Cholera. What
untold andindeseribablep misery ithas brought
into thousands oihouseholdsin OUR land every
year for generations past. A specific and GER
tain prcpcntatire as well as speedy and absolute
cure for this awful disease is the Great House
hold Remedy, now Known OlIoverthe worlda'
Mshler's Rerb Bitters. twill positively foril
~ the system against the attacks OF Asia'l'
Cholera, Cholera Morbus Cholera lnIantum
Diafrhoen, Summer Complaint, Dysentery
Cholera, Painters cholc,&c. D.H.Bissell, M
D., Physician .n.chlef Of the u. s. Hosp''a
Ship, "Falcon" highly recommends itfor Choi
era, and has usedit with maweiidnssnccess u
such cases. 1t acts lke ah.angel of mercy 7
every instance. Sold by all druggists and deal
ers. DR.. $. B. Hartman, 4 Co., proprietors
Lanca ster, Pa.
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LOCAL KOTICEs.


Itis a mystery 10 most people how oombl-
nation Of rnedicibcs, put up under one name
can have sufficient Curative powers TO cure 70
many different diaentes, and often the very best
ofremedics are d,wprded or branded A. hum
bugs because they a,e recommended 10 cure 70
many complainis: This nomenclature ofds'
eases would seeiasto imply some essential dii-
ference between mo diseases thus dlsiln-
guishoJ, whereas, they are really one and
the same diseaSe, merely differing BY the
amount Of ofiHiam4jal)on or irriiatIonin ore o..
gan rather than tliedfher. For instance, f:ona
torpid state ofthsLiser We have eJanDdiee, NeF-
yous and Sick HeAAarhe, Bilious Fever, Dyr-
pcpsIa. Fever and hsue, Constipation, Neur'd.
gin, innumerabie complaints underhgh
ing names, all arising from adiFordered stateo
the liver. HeDce,s,we say, InYigorate that I'M.
portsnt organ; purge ont the vile accumulation
With Robaek's E3icodPills, and. once restored
to vigor, take Robacts Blood Puriherorslop'
aeh Bltters 10 keep II performing its regnlal
fapctipns,and you win BE- no logger Eqibled
with these many ailments. Sold, BY q. O.
Beck, Lancaster, o, 2i-iS
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Very Desirable P olitical Work,

The Voters Iert Book Compris-
inqthe most Important Documents,
Items of History, Biographical
and Statistical Matter connected
e pith the History of the Govern
ment from l774 to the present
time, BY JAMES M. HIATT.
About 400 pages. 5r.
Our young friend scrg't W. G..
MAuk, formerly Of the 9Oth 0. V.
l., is canyassing this city for the
sale If tho above work. 1t will
be found an almost Indispensable
companion for every politician
and public speaker; and cvcry In
tclligent voter also should have o
copy. 1t is not of bipartisan char
actor; but tho information it con-
tains will be found equally useful
to persons of all political parties
The work contains portraits OF all
the Presidents, from Washington
to johnson, and Of tho candidates
of both parties now before the
country, with biographical sketch
es and the platforms Of both parties
for 1868. The political, historical
and statistical information is too
comprehensive for listofthe con
tents to be given in our limlteC
space; but We can cay that 1t Is 0
that character most frequently de
manding citation by thepolitician
and the possession Of which BY tn
mass of voters would enable ther
to detect any attempts of would b
instructors from tho stump to lea
: them astray. ,sA.alA.
We heartily commend the wor
and its deserving agent Mr.. Maui
o to the favorable consideration
:. our citizens. se 4
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.Forepaugh's Grand Geological
and EquestFlan Aggregation.
Said to'bo the largest establish
mont ever placed on exhibition 10
America, will spread its ten thou
sand feet,pf canvass IN Lancaster,
'Afonday, Sept 14th, as will be
seen on reference 10 our advertis.
ing columns. Our readers will no
doubt-zmapy Of them at least
recollect having already seen the
many favorable notices of this fa.
nous aggregation, by TO public
press where IL has heretofore been
on Exhibition, and to them a sim.
pie announcement seems all that is
necessary; but as there may be
others, Who know comparatively
little of its magnitude, it might be
we'll TO give o. fcw of the moro
Fprominent features which consti-
tute the nuclei around which 50
much interest naturally clusters.
Itmight be well 10 state then,
first Of all, that this great combina-
tion, a mammoth Monagcrie and
Circus, is no half meDqgerie and
half circus, as is too often the case
but Stapendous aggregation Of dr'
ing riId animals, requiring q
massive cages and dcns to contain
them, besides the horde OF Ele
plants, large and small, double
backed Bactrian. . Camels ant
Dromedaries, Of the finest speci
mems ever imported, collected to
gether at a fabulous expenditure o
time and money, and when seen il
the-vast procession extends NOR
than a solid mile in length. Re
member the Mcnagcric and Circu
are in separate apartments-on
ticket admits to both. See advor
tisement. lf, hl&
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TI,e Grant Wigwam.

SIMEON and his mon arc now,
with resounding strokes, driving
the nails which complete tho struc,
turc erected by the patriotism oi
The Grant and Colfax mon Of Lam
caster and vicinity, known as the
Grant Wigwam. 1t is located on
Broadway below Main, West side, Q
few steps from Public Square, The
building is 80 feet front by 80 fec'
Deep and Us we'll arranged for ths
use of public meetings gDedlca
tion next Saturday night, Regu
lar meetings, Of Grant Club every
Saturday night and others as ap
pointed, to all of which every body
is invited.
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DemocratIc. Retrenchmcnt.

Democratic hetrencnHchS'
Legislative sessionUf iSidays,
at s5 per day-the longest session
ever held in, Ohio at the highest
per diem ever paid . State Lsglsla-
ture. ,y8as asq 1d
An adjournment to the first OF
November, with probability of o
six months session next.
Near One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars excess OF Legislative salaries
wasted tho idiots, insane and 9TH
er unfortunates left with an in
sufficient appropriation, for the pur-
pose of making a show Of rctrench-
ment. ? " @ns4sgf S&N
Tax payers, how do you like III
The expenses OF the last session
of the Democratic Legislature were
S166, 6,000.
The adjourned session will com
mencc on the 23d of November mex
and will swell the whole expenst
oflegislation for the year to s2l5
900.
The ontiro expenses of the Re
publican Legislature last year wer
S93,843.
Such is Democratic retrench
ment.-O. S. journal. m 81
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tal IA GARD.

Having dissolved my business
connection with the Arm ofRising,
Miller & Scipel, win be found, on
and after the 10th of March, with
Orrin e. Peters, where 1 will be
pleased to SEQ all my old friends
and customers, with as many new
ones as may favor me with a call
and all can rest assured that the
same desire to please which has
governed me'heretofore, wilfcon'
tinuo to influence my cndeavors in
the future. IL. u, THOUT.
March 18th, 1868.
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The Women AM Right !!

LANCASTER, Aug, 18th, 1868.
EDS. GAZETTE AN incident
occurred to-day which / think
should bc noticed in your columns.
| had walked out to SEQ the coming
in of the excursion train from Cir
cleyille, whom l was struck With
the remarkable sight Of the "Stars
and Stripes" waving from a win.
dow OF the "Boston Corner l
was rejoiced to see the old flag
floating from such loca ity, hav.
ing never known it as anything
but q butternut house. On inqui-
ry how this thing came about, |
was informed that Mrs. HAFLER,
the lady of the house, had told her
husband that she was going to
put the-old flag out today, and
that If he wouldn't vote for Grant
and Colfax she wouId. | wish
there we're thousands Of such wives
in this county-I think they would
convert their husbands from the
error oftheir political ways, espe
cially they could persuade theT
| to attend the meetings at our wig
wan when we got 1t fpished, ans
listen 10 the truths that will ther'
be told them. il. >.
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AuOrroR's oFFIcE, FAIRFrELp couSrT,
LANCASTER. OHIO, Aug. IL, 1868.


Tho Commissioners Of this coun-
ty are having a Court house erect
ed, and it is desirable that q mem
orial bo deposited in tho corner
stone. The publishers of Newspa'
pors, &C., in the State Of Ohio arc
requested to forward to this Office
one copy Of their publications, say
for the month ofAugust, which will
be placed in said corner stone, will
other articles. WM ScHopP,
21-3w. County Auditor.
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Golden Words from our Can
/, didates. p

0A0IeCus
"If felocted V the elIlee ot Presi.
dent OF the United States, Il will
be my endeavorto administer all
the Iaws in good faith, With econ
of0y, and WilbItbe Wow Of giving
peace, quiet and protection every
where" u. s. GhAET.
"Peace and universal prosperity,
its sequence, with economy iof ad-
ministration win tighten the bur.
den Of taxation whileit constantly
reduces the National debt. Lot ns
have peace, U.S. GRAEr.
"Labor, the primal element Of
American prosperity, shall be hon.
orsd, elevated and protectcd,p
SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
IL consider that day wasted ip
which / have. not done somc good
to some human being, o: added
somewhat 10, somobody''a happi-
ness. SCHUYLER CoLPAx.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-03
iThe Immortal ~. N"

The great philosopher writes us
that he will lift tho veil in Lancas'
ter on tho 14th (tho day of the big
show at II o'clock A. NJ. We're
eret that "prossure" upon our col
umns will notapermit a moro ado
sidate;and EXTENDED noticei but th'
bare announcement will be sufi
cient for the thousands who are no
afraid OF tho trnth.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-03
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