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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-13
CIaymOnt Boarding School.

DUPILS ARE PREPARED AT Tvs
i school for college, or active busIp,.. T y.
cation-three miles from Charlestovp I.s.,'',
county, w. Va. Next session conneso., -,
tember lst, 1865. Pupils received Al aBy ~,
Terms, $500; semi.anRullly In dapgs 4,
extras. A liberal deduction will se al, (, -,
q parent or guardian sends NOR, Ian ~.
boarder.
For circular, address the undengasl
j. 5. BLACkBCRN
PrhdpA
Refers to Judge G. W. Thompson, wh,sIa,
aug3- oaw.till sepl5
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MUSICl MUSIC

MRS. MARTHA VIII -
MI adopts this method Of Announcing that sns
q prepared 10 give Instruction N fano ana
Inniieation can b made at The Rooms Of
Mr.. s. MCCOY. Merchants Block, Main street
iY3-3m ~ :.
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0LUMBIAN COLLEGE,
Washington, ID. e..

w aShlatH tV"t Ds We
V,HR SESSIONS or THE SEVERAL DE-
Il partments open as follows: The Prepara-
tory September 9th; the Collegiate September
sd; the Theological October eth; the Law DC.
tober 18th, and the Medical October 18th.
This College Vas organized with o reference
TO the Oft urged suggestion Of Washington that
q University At the Federal Metropolis would
tend TO the assimilation Of the principles,
opinions and manners Of our counttynen BY
the common education Of portion Gifts youth
from every quarter" It's graduates have Veri.
1ed the expectations Of Madison and Monroe
that the facilities Of hearing debate In Congress,
arguments in the Supreme Court and Lectures
from eminent men, and Of visiting Libraries and
Collections in Science gathered nt this centre
would Tester . comprehensive mental develop
ment
The Preparatory School gives 2 thoronEh
training for business and preparation Tor Col.
lege. The College proper m. eight emc1snt
Professors. all the chairs being nued- The
THEOLOGICAL School has three Professors and
lecturer. the Law School four and the Medical
ten. The expenses are a. low ss ~ other Cob
Ierea. Number Of students the past year "a.
For Catalogues or further information address
G. W. SAMSON, d. D.,
anglo star6v President
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LOST

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, FROM A
II Carriage, either on Market or Union
streets, small package containing two ard a
half yards Silk Velvet, addressed to Miss Mag.
gle Sullivan, Bellaire, Ohio. A liberal reward
will be given to the person by leaving it at
Brues & Sanders Dry Goods Store, Main
Street oct13-lt
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NORWOOD SCHOOL
wM. ID. CABRLL, Principal

wM. ID. CABELL, Principal
WITH TWO DISTINGUISHED ASTLE
w Of Art Of the University Of Virginia Al
four other accomplished Instructors
This school Ia designed 20 prepare y0uthi 'ai
the University Of Virginia, or for lmmsdap
entrance upon the duties Of life. The iosfA
session begins September ~, lsGs. Fg' Chl
lOgues containing particulars address tbs Pri
cipal at Norwood, Nelson county, Va
REPERENCEs.
The students who have attended the ssoa
from It's establishment lsee cataloEuel. Fip.
ties University Of Virginia, Washlngtoh l'
lege, Virginia Military Institute, and Virgniia'
generally. angja
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Col. George w. m,Cook.

We are gratifed to be able to au-
nounce that this distinguished speaker
will address the meetings at
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Warrington, Oct. 18th.
FkSbUrg, Oct. 10Th

We know our friends in these locali-
ties will hail this announcement with
delight.
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Statements from Patients, &C


COLLEGE HILL CINCINNATI IL toas in the last
stage of CONSUMPTION. In ten days after taking
the PRESCRIPTION, my CHILLs, NIGHT SwEATs
FEVER, &c, decI sased, and finally altogether
disappeared. Al ere skeleton before, am now
well stored with fiesh. Ny restoration is mar
uel 10 all lpho kno,o me.-MRs. G. l.. WRIGHT.
Your Prescription saved my daughters life
and has probably saved me hundreds OF dol
lars Rev. E. HUNPHRIRs, Remson, n. Y.
1--WE bless God for the benefit we have receiv
ed from your Prepared Prescription. Rev
PEREGRINE, Blossburg, Penn.
Every one to whom have recommended Il
has benefited much by its use."-Rev. G. ID
JONES Racine, Wis
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is put
up in a 81 90 bottle, and is sold by Druggist,
generally, or orders may be addressed to the
Sole PrOprietorS OSCAR G MOSES & CO, q
CoRTLANDT STREET, n. Y. Consultation free
Circular containing TESTIMONIALS OF MANY
CASES successfully treated, will be sent free, by
mail to all who will write for it.
Sold in Wheeling by all Druggists. Ask
your Druggist for Kings Prepared Prescription,
and if he has not gotit he will get it for you.
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CONSUMPTION

For the Radical Cure of ASTHMA, BRON.
.CHITIS, CATARRH, and all affections OF the
LUNGS, THROAT and AIR PASSAGES
for General and Special arrangements OF the
NERVOUS SYSTEM for Disorders of the
BLOOD; and for all Functional Disorders Of the
Stomach and BOlceLs.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION increases
the strength and deepenS the color Of the pale blood
| II subdues the ChilLs and FeUer, and diminishes
the Erpectoration. 1t checks The night Slgeats al
WAYS in from screen to fourteen days. The dppe
tite is inviqordted and the patient rapidly gdlrt
AeSk, the cough and the difficult breathing are
speedily relieved; the sleep becomes calm and
refreshing; the excavations regular and UNIFORM
ALL THE GENERAL SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION
| ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, &c, DISAPPEAR WITH A
| REALLY ASTONISHING RAPIsITY.
The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every
| Disease by WHATEVER NAME KNOWN, in which
there is exhibited any arrangement of either
the NERVOUS or the BLOOD systems. 1t is
| uneoualed in Female Disorders Scdnty or Sup
pressed MelSeS, " Whites, y dc.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is both
the BEST and the most ECONOMICAL Medi'
cine that can be taken. The average dose is
two teasponsful, taken once day. The patient
never requires, under any circumstances. to use
Cough Mixtures" TOR the Cough; "Expecto-
rants for the Expectation; "TOnics" for the
Appetite or the Weakness; Iron for the Blood
Anodvnes for the Nervous Irritation; Acids for
the Night Sweats; or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil
for the Wasting. rs Specific Action is upon the
Constitutional Condition. and, through this COIdi-
ti0n uDon the Whole series Of Symptoms.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE
IRHINGnaN VA


LEXINGTON, VA.
VNHE NEXT SESSION OPENS THlED
i Thursday In September lS67. End do"
fourth Thursday in June, 1850.
The Faculty consists Of
Gen. X. X. LEE, PresidenL
with Professors Of Latin, Greek, NAtb,nita
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy BIZ
and English Language and Literature App.~
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chem'lI
and Law and Equity. Tbess are dstn 49,
into: !. Faculty Of Arts; 2 Faculty o. 49,
,. Faculty Of Literature and PhiI"~op,l
Faculty Of Law. In each Of thess u eohl,i''Ii
q distinct Bachelors Degree, and ne Ders-n
Master Of Arts In open alike ~ studens N -,
course. In the Department Of Seises i h' ~
ferred, als0, ProreSnOr0l Dipt0faSI q W .,
ginoer and Mining Engineer. by Nc ~ ~
full corps Of assistant Prsfesson, pfoIs'y.
made for thorough drilling In the DsIlrIn,.I
Of English, Ancient and Modern LAng''s -
Mathematical.
EIPENsEs.- necessary sIpeBss' S''a ~
exceed t325.
For full particulars apply % ,o,rov
suR6 CLERK 0Fso'lp
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-06

EEEPINc vEGETARLrs.-Sink a bar
re. tw"-thirds OF its depth into the
ground "a hex Or cash vii answer a
better rurpcse.) h.ap'he earth around
the art projecting OUT Of The g-unnd
with slopc on all sides; place the
vegetables that You desire 10 keep in
the vessel; cover the top with water
tight cover; and when winter sets il
throw an arm'ul IT straw. hay ~ some.
thing OF thar sort. on the barrel. IL
the bottom is out q! the ca.K or bar
rel, it will I've better. Cahhaees. c,le.
~. and other vegetables. will keep in
this way a. fresh as when taken from
the ground. The celery AhouId stand
nearly perpendicular. celery and earth
alternating. Free iom from frost. case
OF access, and especially freshness.
and freedom from rot, are the advan.
tages claimed.-G. s. G., Journal OF
Horticulture.
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Es,acl.sEss.s,siasg aasl Wage r,
Making.

S-z-v-eA THE onders'gn- r.~,-7~-s
%sbf "a returns his IS Ts1l.-cs--.s~
.l.ssA-.- --..1.s thanks 20 tho
people i,r their liberal patronage heretofore
aud ,nfurms the m ihsi h. .l' ol.s,s IN
deavor 10 meri; coniii uatinn ~ IL. lie u
at ~ times prepared 70 do all kinds ci black
sriihing, win the best material H. y Al
slsn s,tstd 10 binding crrepsirirr wagn.s,
bnqgiss. plnws Sc His charges viii he
reasonable, and all work done in Tie best
s'v'a
~ Snacisl attention nivan 70 horsp-shoeinr
r m.mhpr he p'sca We.i Main 81. cor.
n r"' Pn,'er.ville s',ee'
o. Is 'G7-ls FELIX LAMBERT.
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RICE WAFFLEs. six spoonsful
OF soit hoilod ,ic,., add two tea.cn,,s
Of water or milk, and some salt; stir
IN three Tea CUPS IL ground rice, au,i
bake % other watflus.
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lIul y ,Crdt GA biiirfr, AZ heiiii Documents
Afs.osa- heard irom. Testimony .
MatrAl Men
Stony P,ur White c. Ark Nav 20. 'G6
In j nN BuLL- Dear -: Last F,p
ruan | MIS- ~ Louisville purchasing d,rgs
'ud eni some Of your Saisspn,iia M,
sC,drou Eurers
NJ, son.in inv. who wrs with ne in ~,
store. has been down wnh rheumatism ioi
acme 'liHe. commenced en- your hti,ts. az,
l-opn onnd hi- nrneral tca,fh Inpr,v'd
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Or G fee, VITO hH- teen ia tpt heshl
for -fveral years-srcrach md liYar sfect
sd- 10 impfuvrd very rrch oy ,, uss @
,yeur Ri'ct-. lrde.d ne Conn Ei',srs
hss given son t'est rnrnirriiy IL ilti, .st,'e.
'n,W ii.rL corld seii greai oual'ii,
- ,nnr mrdcines ihi- fiI-e.roci,l. 81
,our C'''on nuitr. ana Srrsern, lir Snip
~ We M.Hrhis csttp, Ri.ts,t Nrf'..
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rvfi's wOfN III ST'pCNil.
Parents hcnf ''a- l. rorter' Lsrsr Tr
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III ~ |! De,@ru Wrfc.; Ico,,tlr,r
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'h'9"irg am mo FIT t,sfie ira. !il: -
hnur 20 orc REQ . hs,t oet-; ~ 'hr ,n,
ime the 'hfld ani v'rt stto,g -jup"ns ri
IA,
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ai..c assUUUru ..Us,C!

I Pare blrdpd English Race S,allio,
~ rom . tnII blood d Messenger snd h,
"o"r'"d Anton. ran he seer =, jasper.
Ddaois couu,y, lud. A in'sre-' for sale
z. 81. WELMAN.
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y Office I. h-r,ty even, Thar Tho T
~ ID ,a'.c-'e to 1868 srii b. N III. h4n.
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: IN IL. Ii \ 81 = v-moer 'GS, un'ii tn,
rday 10 Acr 1869
Tn TX .r 1868. On etch rne hundr. q
idnisr- yau,'iu H., 'r ST.. 20 cer's ~r,
30 c.n's pr. Cnnn,, 90 c"t'- .pH so CEN
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~ kinp Fnof 20 cents, Po-' A., iur S "a
nihfa', Fu"c 50 rr''- upc SO c~u'- pru.
T,wS.Hr RATES AREAS + LLnvs
G iumois- X ~ 10 CENT. T,en-hto l.
81 81 I Schp"i % r-."'s ard 25 c4n'- pu
Hrrbr 900 = R,,d 10 can't. S9rc,al scho \
70 . Ms I'D 20 r-rt- M
Lsirnrids- Ro - Is r-n,-. Trwr.hi4 III
rrn'-, Sprciai school 70 c.n's and sd sen.
p-i'.
ii l'-Rrsd 10 rs,t-. T,unship 10 cents
, s"ia -ch"oi % &C. - $40 so - spoIl
Pa'chr- X "a 10 c~nr, T.~n-nip s.
'rn :. SJ an Sctou 10 cents ano IS ceuis
$50
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cents. /.
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WILLIAM 3RETZ ~ y C.

VI y 1868
AiMINI I EA OnS SALE OF LAND
= Oh ICE = h-rybs gym. th,i u, v,r'u'
~ on n'd.r 1T ~. Dubois .uunis Gu,
- Couman Peas. The under. ignpn sdmu
l-irTiur. win n. VIII snn, KID 81 the ssisi.
- J,m.s HsrrIs. Decreased, will IF io-
-rle ~ publ sncri u on The ~ mise on
SATURDAY Nov.mber 81, 1868.
~ qua un,rv,G.,i tso ibifd- ~ he irl,os
~. q ,ihpu r.tl state - rntr ~ ~. roun
Is o. Dan D : 90. - | 4u4.t vii:
Tn uaGivid q ,no ,hir.- ~ the suui.
.as' qust''r the north ems quarter 81 sec.
atti, mae aud Tho north wrsi quarter OF
=" b YES quarter. aid slsp III nor J.
a. 80 quarter at .eciion twrn,t.tiylfi, oil H.
'u1nsnip nurnter one, north OF rsnga nun
,ef three west. the wbuip containing W.,
'undr.d rbd tory acres, more or less
The land will b. offef, d ~ parcels to SUI
purchasers, and 10 benefit the estate
TERMS --O"e fourth c--h, The residue
quai ps,m.n's At e'ph', twelve and Ugh,
zen months, with note ~ intcres,, wsy,n
rrhst from vains,ion and appointment laws
secured nv goud ..hold eur.ii.s. Sale 4,
oegin ~ 2 O'clock p NJ
T +OMAS HARRIS. Admir-.
De- 16-loS9-i"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
Savlours of the Republic.


Tho character of tho Democrat.
ic party can DO best learned by
observing tho character and anto.
ccdents oftbe men that tho party
have chosen to represent thom.
The personnel Of tho Democratic
National Convention is therefore a
subject of curious speculation and
instructive contemplation. Here
arc somc OF tho representative
mon of the Democratic party, or
as tho New York Worli has il,
The men upon wh0m the RcpubHc
retieS for SdlDdtiOn. #. ....
Gen. N. b Forrest who, before
the shareholders rebellion, was Il
Wholesale and retail dealer in men
women and children, being senior
member Of tho firm of Forrest
jones & CO.. whose place Of bust
ness was 80 Adams street. Mem
phis, Tenn. Having found that
raising mnlattoes for tho market
was profitable business, Forrest
was the first to join the grand in.
surrection to make slavery pcrpot'
uol, During tho progress Of the
rebellion ho fought with hll the
bravery OF n Choctaw Chief, andat
Fort Pillow massuorcd and mutila.
tod colored prisoners in tho most
chivalrous and courageous manner
Forrest has been n lie long Demo.
crat, but has never been In bottor
standing than since hc showed his
anIipathy to negroes by cutting
their throats at Fort Pillow.
Gen, Wade Hampton, who is to.
day the leading South Carolina
scccssionists, an unrepcntant reb.
cl and as unmliigattd n traitor hs
over fought against his country's
flag When whipped by General
Sherman no refused to surrender
when tho forces ho commanded
were compelled to surrender, and
having dciled the military arm bi
the Government then, has boon do.
Tying tho civil government over
since, llo has lately been spout.
ing treason at Loo's College, when
he was invited tolhstruct the young
students concerning their duties
in lifc, Hampton hSs already boon
appointed on important Commit.
tees, and is quite u pet with tho
Democracy. 300 ..'HHn con +.
But wo wo must refer tho reader
to that high Democratic authority,
the N. Y, World. which nnder the
tho head of THEIR RECORD OF SER.
WOES TO THE NATION, gives sketch.
es OF q long list Of confederate
6rlgodiers, colOnels, congressman,
&c, who arc now engaged in saw.
ing the nation, inreformng abuses,
and in makinga President for US
at New York. There are rebel
Generals Gordon, and Vance and
Hoke and Ransom and Cox and
Clingmna and civil service traitors
like Rhett and Perry Aldlieh.
Ihesewith Vallandigham and I'D,
son B. Olds and Voorhees, aud Burr
are the mon who are to save the
Republic. From such saviors good
Lord deliver us,--O. $. Journdl
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lSoME EGGs. Judge Brinkerhoff's
boys, from twelve white. faced
black Spanish hens and one com.
mon biddy, have realized during
the month of April, twonty five
dozen and eleven eggs; and from
Christmas last to April 30th inclu
sivo, sixty dozen and eleven eggs
all of unusually largo degree. 1t
is a popularity Of these fowls that
they never sct.-Ihdn$6eld Her.
aid. '...
We did not dream that the edi.
tor of the Mansfield Herald would
be guilty of committing such a
gross tlibernicism. If the fowls
"ncrer set" how is tho breed kept
in existence? Possibly they are
like Pats COW, "shure an she gives
a pail of milk ivery day in the
year intiroly." "Bnt whom does
she caIve :" "Shurc, scr honor
ana she nlver had a call; bc gorra
yer honor, she comes from fami
ly o cows that niver had'a calf.
Farmers Chronicle. pa .o ar
Wo should like toask She Chron
iclc if it holds that tho breed O
fowls depends on that Of the her
which "sets" upon tho eggs? j'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
Manhood. How Lost, HUV Restored.

a. Just published, Iew edition or Dr. Gal.
- Yorwell's Celeb rated EssaY on
- tho radical cure (Githont nedieine) OF
SPEnNAroBRBtkA, or Seminal Weakness, InyoI.
n1tary Seminal LOSSES, INPorhNcYI Mental and
Physical lncapacity. Impediment ts 10 Marriage.
etc n also CdNsuNPfIok.l Rlfl apSr, and Fifs.
ipducedby selfndulgence or sexual extraya.
gance. "'li ~ iNHgfTFH
M Price, ina a sealed envelope, OH ! Q cepts.
The celebrated author Ia this admirable es.
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse
quencesof eelf-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of finternal medicine
or the application ofthe knife pointing out
mode OF cure At. once simple certain, and ef-
fectual, by means Of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply privately and rddiudilv,
Mathis Lecture should be In the handle Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, ina plain envelope, 70 nny
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents. or
two post stamps. Also, DR.. tulverNell'a "Mar-
rage Guide," price 25 cents. Address the
Publishers CHAS.J. Q. KLINE 4 CO.,
nS7 Bevwery' New York, Iost once
July2, 1S6s-1y,
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The Wilmington Herald says
that on Sunday Of last week a boy
in that ncighborhood, named Clom,
mems, only 1S yoars cid, commit.
ted suicide by hanging i,imself aud
that ho is the second son Of tho
family who has done 80, the other
ono being IA years old when he
committed the act, tow years
since,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
The Democratic National Con-
yentiOn. ..
NO NomISATIoN YET.

We 60 TO press this morning
without being able 10 record the
name of The New York nominee
for President. Four days have
been consumed by the Convention
in preliminarics and fruitlcss bal.
lotings for n candidate. Six ballot
ings woro had on Tuesday, the
first of which stood as follows:
Pondlcton l05; Andy Johnson
65; Parker l3; English l6; Hancock
33l; Church 81; Rovcrdy Johnson
81; Doolittlc 10; Packer 2G; Blair
u. I
Tho sixth ballot gave Pcndlcton
1924, Hancock AZ, Church 33, Hen
bricks 30, Packer 27, A. Johnson
81, Doolittle 12, English 6, Blair 5,
So closed tho day. On Wednes
day II ballotings took place, tho
first resulting q somewhat incroas.
cd vote for Pcndleton, who con
timed to gain ill tho 9th balloting
which showed decided falling off
for him, as did each successive bal
lot TO the last. His highest vote
was on tho 9th, when it reached
l56a-lcss thar n majority, while
it requires n two thirds voto (2l2)
to nominatc. a
Tho 18th Qast ballotting yot
had) resulted-IIancock 1I4l,
Hendricks 81, Pcndloton 53h, Park,
or 3li, Doolittlo ~, A., johnson
10, Hoffman 3, Chase ].
This was tho first ballot in which
the name of Chasc appearod--and
in tho sky OF that Convention his
half voto may prove to bo tho cloud
no bigger than a mans hand
POndloton's prospects, appear TO bo
dashed beyond tho hope Of revival;
but conjecture as TO tho final result
seems at fault as much now as
ever. We think to day will tell
the story. Tho mountain may
bring forth n mous,--but as in tho
cases Of Polk and Piorce, IL will pro.
baby bo mouse not 10 be snccz-
cd at. The friends Of the Repub.
lican cause may DO assured that
their opponents mean business
and that tho work Of this Convcn. =.
ton will give us plenty to do
But this is what all truo Union
men should desire. Patriotic vigi.
lance and nnromittng labor arc the
nrico OF success, Our country's
Aviation is at stalie--if lost, what
j posteIity say of tho patriotism
laI resolution of tho Republicans
his day2
But Il will not bo lost Tho poo
lie who put down a bloody rebel.
Ion led on aud urged on by tho
very men who are now leading at
View York Ia tho attempt TO mako
Presidential candidate in tho in.
crest Of the principles defeated in
at rebellion, will, under tho load
GRANT and CoLPAX, tranplo this
arnidable.looking civil insurrcc.
On as low in the dust as armed
'eason was trodden by the armies
q GRANT and SHERMAN.
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The following resolutions, adop.
ted at the Faneuil Hall meeting,
tells the whole story, and is just
what the country will affirm at the
election: '''' A"
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

The track layers on tho Hook.
ing Valley Railroad reachedGrove.
port last week, and from q state.
ment made by Vice President
Greene, at railroad meeting in
Springfield n fowrovonings since
we learn that they are laying tho
track at the rate OF q bali o milo q
day. At that rate, it won't take
long to reach yeancient city oi
Lancaster. - Columbus Gdz. Cd.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

The Wilmington journal is a
large and handsomely printed pa
per, neutral in politics, lately estab-
lislsd in Wilmington, Clinton
county, by Garvin Bros. & Co. We
welcome it to our exchange list.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

The most of our State exchanges
report that the harvest in their.
neighborhoods will commence this
week, and nearly all Of them rep
resent the crop as full average
and free from rust. t ln.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
FABLE.

lAn old man found rude boy IN one Of his ap-
pfetrees stealing apples and requested him TO
come down. Tho young sauco-boX told hun
plainly that he would not. The old maH then
pulled up tuits of grass and threw az him,
which only made the young seape grace laugh
in his face. The old man then pelted him with
stones, which soon made young America has
TON lnNn md hnr tho Old mnn's nArdnn.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09

Il chanics. Ladies', and Every body. am
new prepared to furnish you with constant EN-.
ploVment at your homes, tho whole Of your
time, or in your spare moments. Business
now. Light and profitable. Fifty cents to So per
evcningis easily earned by persons Of either
sex. Asdthe bows and girls earn nearlyas much
as mcn. Great inducements are offered those
who viii devote thor whole time to the busi.
ness, andthat every person who secs this no.
tlco may send me their address, and test the
business FOR themselves, make the following
unparalelled otler:--1'o all who arc not well
satisfied with the business, will send 81 to pay
for the trouble ofwriting me. Full particu.
lars, directions, Se., sent free. a sample will
be sent by mail TO all who soud 10 cents. Adj.
dress Il. G. ALLEN,
Columbus, Ohio.