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fN Two clerks fought about negro
woman IN Gs!rets.bnrg, KY Luckily
both were killed, Negress il inconsoi.
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~ The river 10 very low at this point.
ho low that turtles can be seen carrying cat
FISH across the bars on their back.
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City Tobacco Store.
FORT SMITH, ARK. '..
HENRY W. SM tn.
EXCLUSIVE DEALER IN

t Cigars and Tobacco,
HAS always on hand the choicest brands Of
Cigars and Tobacco, selected especially 10
suit connoisseurs Of these articles; also, a
splendid lot Of neat Meerschaum Pipes,
averaging In price from 81 to $50,
One call at the store will insure a future
customer. -.-..-
........I HENRY w. SMITH,
Sign Of tho Dig Indian on Washington St
Fort Smith q, ..--v.eg- June Sly
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IT We neglected, in our last issue, to
Chronicle the arrival OF Col. SAM. c. HASLEY
Co., II. has beer, on a tour of inspection to
fayetteville and returns with a favorable i'm
preston. The Nv. 2. r." turned out in force
D. welcome Col. HIS. return.
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Gg Among the latest reports from
Washington is one that new and formid.
able combination has been formed there,
with the object Of controlling the FEEDER
al patronage in Louisiana. 1t is arranged
so as to combine the requisite influence
for controlling both ends Of the avenue
Gen. James B. Steedman being desig,
mated as the captain Of the White House
wing to secure the appointment of ring
favorites, and J. p Sullivan, Esq, as the
commander of the Radical cohorts who
are to fight confrmations through the
Senate. Gen. Mcmillan is to be made
Marshal under this arrangement, and Mr.
Sullvan's law partner Mr.. Billings
United States District Attorney. This
is free fight, which will doubtless amuse
the public greatly if the contestants get
excited and begin to tell tales upon each
other.--N. Y. Times. '
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lY~ Mr.. ANDRkw AUSTIN arrived from Gin
Gnnation Sunday last. Mr.. A. has been buy
hg more goods. Call aud see him; he looks
hearty and fat. .,ras s.a.... . A. ,g.
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He has established his title to be consid.
cred the foreino It man in the Democrat
ic party next TO him who has been romi.
mated. So bright dawn gives ptomise
of a glorious day With his abilities and
accomplishments. he has also that rare
generosity Of nature which disarms envy
and wins all hearts aud the fact that he
Is advanced more slowly than his friends
could wish will cause his countrymcn TO
feel that they owe him au undischsrged
debt Il is reserved for him to preside
over the Government In more tranquil
times, when prejudices are al!ayed and
the questions which now agitate and dis :
tract our afflicted country shall have been
finally settled.
81 The opponent Of reconstruction
in Mississippi crowed before they were
out of the woods General Mcdowell
telegraphs to Gen. Grant that the Repub-
lican ticket in that State will be elected
and the Constitution undoubtedly adopt.
ed.-N Y. Tribune. s,.r
Certainly. Does any man suppose that
Gen. Mcdowell, or any other Of Grants
Satraps, would permit white men to tri.
umph? Certainly not. That's what Nc
Dowell and his confreres are in the South
for-to carry elections in favor Of Grant
and tyranny Honest men vote on the
first day-aftcr that re,iuphcstod negroes
and bayoncts settle the election. Tire
ReDubligue.-in horn,,rr. ..--
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The following manly and generous pri-
vate letter addressed by Mr.. Pendleton
to Washington Mclean, Of the Ohio dele
CATION, before that delegation left Ohio,
was handed to John A. Green, Jr., on
their arrival in New York;
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
Fatal Railroad Accident.

On Tuesday afternoon, as con
struction train on the c., u. Rail-
road was approaching Berno Sta
tion, five miles east of this city, at
moderate speed, an accident occn--
red which resulted in the death OF
one man and serious injury to two
others. Ono of the platform cars
was loaded with a quantity of rail
road iron, and Michael Malone, a
hand on board, noticing that ore
of the rails was about to slide off
the car, attempted to stop it, but
the end Of the rail coming in con-
tact with the ground, twas made
to swing round in such manner
as to strike him with great VIC
lonce, throwing him some thirty
or forty feet from the car, and
breaking his hack. He lived but
q few minutes. Thomas Connor
and another hand were thrown
from the car by ihe same stroke
and badly. but tits believed, not
fatally hurt, MIR. Malone was a
resident Of this city, and q ol
family. ,o
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
Distressing Accident.


We learn that on Friday last,
the little daughter Of Perry Mich
OILS, who resides three .milesoeast OF
Lancaster on the Wheeling road,
was caught by, its apron and drawn
into the gearing ofa5sugar mill, ard
had it's arm terribly lacerated about
three inches from the shoulder
joint. So complete was the destruc'
tion Of TIE arm that it only hung
by small band Of skin, n.miaor,,
The arm was amputated at the
shoulder joint by DR., Kinsman, as
sisted by DIR. J. S. Beck. The
child was but four years of age,
and but for the presence of mind
of its mother, who promptly stop
ped the horse turning the mill, the
little one would have been crushed
to death at once. ' rf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
Piracy Oh the Mississippi.

On the 18th inst. a gang of dis
guised Ku.Klux pirates seized the
steamboat Hesper at q landing on
the Mississippi, below Memphis.
which city she had left a few hours
before, laden with a quantity Of
arms destined forthe State govern
ment of Arkansas. The pirates
towed tie vessel into, deep. water,
and broke up and threw overheard
the arms and ammunition. The
enemies of 2 the government arc
rapidly arming at the South, and
using every effort to prevent the
obtaining of arms by the loyaI
governments or citizens. The
Governor of Arkansas has sent tc
Washington the following dispatcl
on the subject:
LITTLE Rock, Ark. October IA
~. M. Schofeld, Secretary of Var
%TheLarms purchased for tht
State were destroyed by an armed
band OF men in the Mississippi riv.
or. The boat was captured and tht
arms thrown overheard, Muct
excitement exists here. From facts
in my possession L am satisfied
that armed resistance to the laws
is contemplated lin which event the
United States forces here would b
entirely inadequate 10 preserve or
deg.9 III Il sd 3 GUE4 ~
[Signed] "PowELL CLAYTON,
I~trtru 9GoyernUr OF ArkansaBI'l
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Greed Brothers.

We refer our readers to the new
column advertisement Of this new
firm, late John NJ Greed. Bey
have laid in an immense and var
led stock. and the large business
they arc doing speaks well Tor the
facilities offered by them to ppr,
chasers.
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What q Republican, Working
TrTFNT Man Thinks.

III 4fF ~ tRANA ftiiHhS'
- We have received the following
from an earnest and sensible Re-
publican working. man. It's publi-
cation may convey ! a'ps9faI hint
where needed: li
MesTs. Editors: l notice that
some of our Republican business
men scematoIbe qulte'sby of show.
their political colors openly and
above board. for fear Of injury to
their'busipess. This locks to me
like a very foolish fear, and it
would certainly be Improbable il
every body was like me, for !
would far sooner" give my custom
to an outspokcn democrat than to a
Republican who is afraid, political
~ to say his soul y his cown
Print this and oblige V
A WORKING MAN.
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Farms for Sale.

No better Investments Tor money
are now offered than in the pur'
chase of farming lands. For afine
opportunity for such iayestment,
those interested are referred to the
advertisement Of Mr.. Thos, Hutch
ins, in another column. 81
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IHCr rfturul JulJ ,OcuuCTuLlCf fSOuVeu-
ton.
III REBEL, GENERALS g I
J. 7, Holtzlaw, J. 81, Clanton, A.
II. Garland, Wilkinson Mccall, J.
B. Gordon, S. B. Buckner, VIM.
Preston, Lucius Deshia, Edward
Barksdale, NJ. w. Ransom, W. L.
Cox, j. +. D Hoke, Wade Hampton,
W. L. Benham, j. S. Preston, N.
B. Forrest, W. B, Bates, j. F,
House, A. W. Campbell, Robert.
Ould. (Total 2O), 'A'-q'q'''
REBEL C0LoNELsg If i1H7h .
John A. Winston, W. O.. Oates,
M. ], Bulger, John j. Jolley, R. c.
Pickett, E. M. M.Yoager, ID. .MsCar-
ter, ]. NJ. Leach, iAshbel Smith,
George H, Giddipgs, u James M.
Burroughs, George H. Sweet. (To.
tai l29 '..'a a,,.,a ana
REBEL C0NGREssMEN.
G. G. Langdon, Lewis e. Par.
sons, E. G.. Boudinot, B. ii. Hill,
A. R. Wright, W. B. Machan,
james Chesnut, W., L. Simpson, Il.
L. Boaock, Thos. Good, +. W, Null
len, James II. Barbour. Total IL
REBEL OFFICERS FROM GOVERNOR TO
LEGISLATORS. so arau
Reuben Chapman, W. B, Barnes
'Sarnl Rufin, Wm, IN. Lowe, James
l.. Sheffield, Fhos. Mcclellan, A. ]
Peeler, F. r. Cotton, J. P, Sander.
son, G. E. Dyke, W. L, Barnes, R
H. Smith, e. Love, W. S Feath'
erstone,e Durante Dupont, z. B
Vance, T, L. Clingman, B, F. Per
ry, w. A. Burt, 5, B. Campbell
J Hurdle, j. B. Bonham, A. Man
ming, F. s, stockdalc, Robt, Y
Coonrod, J. B. Owen. Total 26.
{ Add TO the foregoing the officers
OF minor grade, both civil andmil
Eitary, of the late Confederate gov
ernmeht, who were duly accredited
delegates to the New York Conven
tion, and we have grand total ,
about one hundred rod, handed
and still unrepontant rebels who
assumed to dictate to the Demo
cratic masses for whom they shoult
vote for President and Vice Presi
dent. That they controlled the &C
tion Of thai, Convention does. no
admit 9ta doubt, Can loyal Dem
ocrats be made the dupes of thi
traitor gang, who mean nothing
less than the destruction Of Ou
good old Republican government
Let tho third Of November give th'
answer. ta- '.t 'H- ''a tt'| ''. ..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
The Best.

The best sorghum syrup in the
city, according to our experience,
is to be found at Carty &Smalley's.
1t is light colored, thick and clear
and rcmarkably free from any Oh.
joctionable flavor. They have also
many other good things, as good as
the best, as any one can find out
by visiting their well-provided es'
tablishment. ufle b. sal .
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22

The Eagle publishes the Jones.
Ewing correspondence and calls to
It the particular attention CT its
readers. In our opinion, a due re.
gard for the lasting fame Of the au.
thor Of tho reply to Judge jones'
letter, xouid cail.iOr itS suppress
ion as faf as possible, and we do not
therefore give it place in our col
umns. 4 .L ~ IA 81
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BARNETT T-SHAEFFER4!A tho MithoH
House. on Thursday, Oct 10, 1858, by Rev. B.
N. Spahr, Mr.. Lewis Barnett, and Miss Barbara
81 aeffer; all Of Fairfield county, Ohio. .."
TAYLoR-NkGNEY--B --By the Rev.ao. G. r,
Duncan, on the 18th of August last, Mr.. W. b.
Taylor and Miss N M. Nagney, allof this coun-
ty.
+ pRICE--SPEICE-By BY the same ut the Par
sonagein West Rushville, on the sth inst, Mr.
John Price and Miss Lydia speice, both Of
Perry county, Ohio. tN-i 1 yrN
sHoUB--GIBBoNY--o On the 18th inst, by
the Rev G.H. Leonard, Mr. Samuel Shoub I'd
Miss Florence Gibbony, both of Basil, Ohio,
LEIsT-WILsoN-At-t the residence of J. G.
Tuthill, Oct 2ist, '0s, by Rev, J.0. Hough, Mr..
John A. Leist, Of Circleyllo. ohio, to Mrs.
Mary y Wilson, ,ofthis cty.l il 31'i W
SWEYER--PIERCE-on Tuesday morning,
Oct. 20, '6s, at Lancaster, by Rev. C.S. Sprech.
or, Mr.. Lewis Sweyer. Of Strawsburg, to Miss
Molly B. Pierce, OF Lancaster, o.GFfi di.V
"- ESD --sss-s-4---4--.a--., y IcT
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Attend the Meetings ,

20 Republicans of the townships
noto carefully the series of appoint
ments published in this paper, and
see that the meetings are well at
tended.
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How to Improve Our Sanitary
Condition. u---

great cause Of d seaso is Improper food and
hurried eating. In order fully to understand
how to eat and how toconduct ourselv ss after
eating, it is necessary thstwe should be ac-
quanted, in some measure, with the process Of
nutrition. Many persons tumble their food
precip,tately into the,t mouths and swallow II
without masticaton, contrary to express laws
of nature. Food should undergo thorough
rnastiaation andsalivauon before 1t enters The
duodenumT and becomes mixed with the bile
and pancreatic juices. THIS tleis there secret
ed by the liver. The chyme having undergone
the changes adverted to is urged, by the peri
static motion ofthe intestl nes, onward through
the ahmentafy canal. If the peristaltic motion
be diminished, owingto the deficiency of bile,
the progress Of digestion is retarded and the
bowels become constipated and dyspepsia often
follows In such cases a thorough and active
cathartic should be used TO produce specific
action, arousing the secretons and producing
free bilious excavations. The best article for
this purpose Is DR.. Roback's Blood Pills, the
use Of which should he followed by Roback's
Stomach Bitters, to give tone to the stomach
and aid digestion. Sold, by G.G, Beck, Drug.
gst' gr'99oA -1HaI octTN'
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Thalnksgixinlsg,.Saa,.,G,,S.a,I. Z, Sa.G INV. w.


.@g :. President johnson has appoint
cd the 26th ofyNoyember, as a day
Of National. Thanksgiving, AT
that time the people swillinhavc
!. more to'bo thankful for than they
, ever had before, if they doatheir
duty on the 3d"&S y ). = ;JogjGiSS
4, SBdr By reference t0,the ,.car't OF
Mrs. MosRIsoN,s in another place,
the Iadios of Lancaster will learn
tho particulars of the opening Of a
new fashionable dress making es,
tablishmeLt.S ,a,ao,-Q l.1 ga H,sg.
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DR.. Lighthiu.

we call attention Of tho afflicted
to the announcement of this opi'
nent physician, Tie will be at the + he
Tallma1ge House, e,ntOctober', Both
and 3lst. ''
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22

Grand reception days at Miss
KATE QUILL's, October 22d, 23d,
and Gath, when will be opened u
full and complete stock Of FALL
AND WINTER MILLINERY |
Tho Ladies are specially invited
10 attend. 3l-lt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
Concert aud DrGt0tng Of Grand

OOhC6TJ UIttt DTUtOttty, " UTWHe
~, f',lt lt.,' 'Ia' 'I e. Lottery.
The drawing of the Grand Lot
terry in connection with Concert
of vocal and instrumental music,
will. come off at the City Hall, on
Thursday evening next, Oct. 29th.
All parties interested will please
take notice; only few green tick
cts remain uneold. oIg4 4ol
q bAdmissionsto Concert and Draw
ing, so cents. Z .a12a29 si".a '9Q
y HAcommittee Of disinterestod gen.
tlemen will presideat the drawing.
.S4g%+s5ic.q VI NJ .isbQct. 22.2t.
: 3 ~ - y ffainfa . 1NJ1T ss z
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Physical Regulation.

The hnman body is only healthy when its
parts are sound, we'll organized and disposed,
and freely perform their natural functions. The
causes of disease often lie beyond our sight,
andw learn their nature only by the symp-
toms, Hence, we arc able TO discover the in
firm or defective parts. Anyperceptlble change
in the body or its functions indicates the pres
ence OF disease. How easily we detect inactive
physical organism. How readily we mark any
alteration, in the standard of our VITAL forces.
Thus we md out our physical dcpravity. 1t
may spring from torpid liver, or inactive kid
neys, or edisprdered stomach, o. impure blood
Now, MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS is q stand
ard remedy for working out morbifc matter and
purifying the blood and secretions; for invig-
6rntlng the stomaehi forcing into healthy ac-
ton the liverand spleen; healing an d strength
ening the kidneys; imparting elasticity to the
muscles, and calm iorco to the nervous sys-
TEN. The deblitated and enfeebled Of both
sexes and all ages will find it the only true, sale
unsatisfactory stomaohic and Alternative Bit.
tersin use, and under its vitalzing operation
perfect health and splendid spirits arc insured
Sold everywhere.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22

AAS AASNSAOh ~ COANhpNos
The city of Columbus, within
the memory of the Oldest inhabit.
ant, has never witnessed such an
election day qs Tuesday, Oct. 13,
in the year Of grace 1868. N
Voters were driven from the
polls by armed bullies; some Of
our most respected citizens, in6rm
with age. were brutally beaten, al.
most to the point of murder; young
men were threatened, and wherev-
err the crowd was large enough,
were beaten; low; browed, beastly
looking Williams surrounded, the
polls, flourishing revolvers under
the very noses of their confederate
rnffians, the police. withoutrcmon-
STRANGE or rebuke; hell itself was
outdone in the ,loathsome' obsceni-
ytyqand profanity which loaded the
air 'in ieNeryNoting place. 4 .ALJ
Miserable, drunken wretches, with
iEhislley enough >ihthem have
warranted their closing up, under
the Mayors proclamation, sur
rounded the places, of voting, black.
guarding the passers BY and
bowling like wolves at decent peo-
pie. Blear eyed brutes, with
mouths dripping in blasphemy
rshrieked for "a Niger TO kill" and
beloved for "a White Mans Gov
ernment." .a
We would gladly pass over
these things in silence, for the cred
it of the city; but they demand Q
remedy, and the'extent of the dis
ease must first be- known D. S
Journal. 80 ,' 'ae D., ''r 80,
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DEAFNESS AND CATARRn, DIR.
Lighthill, the eminent physician, of
I Cincinnati will visit Lancaster Qc-
tober 3Oth and 31st, His rcputa,
ation is we'll known as a skilIfufapd
successful physician. ar a&
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N NOIECe.

ANTHE goth day Of SEPTEMBER, 1855, the
" Probate Court Of Fairfield county declared
the estate of Adam Crawford. decd to be proLa-
bly, insolyent. Creditors are therefore request
ed to presenttheir claims against the estate to
the undersigned for allowance, within six
mont hs from the time above menti oned, OF they
will not he entitled to payment.
= JOSEPH @. WlSEMAN,
Oct. lst, 'Gs-4w. Administrator, kc.
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Hats and Ladies' Fun s.

In connection with a la &c as
sortmont of Hats and Caps ust re-
ceived at Brooks Hat Sto. Q, will
be found the largest and best SO.
lected assortment of Ladies Furs
ever brought to Lancaster, which
will be offered at great bargains.
29-4w. ln...9a .ts. l..ar
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= CHURCH NoTIoE.--It is expected
that the Rev, Mr.. Scott win pfeach
sin st. Johns Episcopal, Church on
Sunday hext tho 25th inst, "@;9 ''s.;:S
divine service will commence at
iha n,snaIhour )lD94a 1s1I1 9N' 2
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NEw YoRG. Angpsl. .7Lb, lsGs,

NEW YORK, August, llb, 1900 \
Mr.. EDIToR:--SeyeraI Of your
correspondents. vefylOld) apd res.
pectdble no doubt, seem to be won.
derfuhy exercised as 10 the origin
Of our PLANTATION BTTTERs.. SO
long as these BitteFs are all that
we'represent them 70 be, we do not
know that it makes any difference
from whom,Ahey come, or from
whence they originated; but for
The Information Of the public gen.
crafty, and old Capt Weat= in par.
ticular,, we will say that he told
tie truth, aud that these Bitters
originated in the West India
Islands-that many Of the iDgredi-
,ents haze been fayorably used for
over century, but our combIna-
tionoef Calisaya j. entirely new,
and our own, y The rum and 9th.
er materials are the same, aud as
yourteorrespondent SAYS, Q better
Bitters and Tonic is not made. We
recommend them particularly for
dyspeptics, fever and ague, debili.
ty, lossaofappetite, and ip all cas-.
es where a tonic and stimulant is
required s,a>;n fne -a,f-e.I
b.IlP. Ii. DBAKE 4 Con-
.aaoa q Park Row, N. Y.
MAOSoLIk W Arxn - superiort to the bost i'm
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We are Selling

o 1% Read 4 the correspondence,
on IN outside page, between Judge
Edwards Pierrepont and A. 7.
Stewart ofTNeW York. 5.,ssas 4 1. 5gil, IN
y1zrS~ . srltni,s, y 4. Ia IIJt ., -
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COAL! COALhCOALl.
A LECTURE
" TO YOUNG MEN.

- Just Published in a Sealed Envelope.
Price sir cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treat
ment and .Ra deal Cure of Spermator'
rhoea or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Ems
sions, Sexual Debility, and Impedments to
Marriage generally; Nervousness, COnsump.
ton, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical
Incapacity, resulting from Self.Abuse, 6c-By
ROBERT J. CULVERWELL, M. D., Author Of
the "(Sreen Book, ,"&c.
The worid.renowned author, IN this admra-
hle Lecture, clearly proves nom his own ex-
perIence that the awful consequences OF Self
Abuse may be effectually removed without
medicine, and with out dangerous surgical oper-
atiOns, bouges, instruments, rings, or cordas,
poirNng out q mode OF cure At once certain and
etfectunl, b. which aqery sufferer, no matter
what his condition may lie, E@ny cn-s t'Wself
cheaply, privately, and radically THIS Leo
TURE WILL PROVE A BOON To THOU
SANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, to any address, In plain
envelope, on the receipt Of ak cents, or two
postage stamps. Also, DR.. Culverwelrs MAR
riage Guide" price rs cents. Address the
Publishers, 'CHAs. 10. KLINE CO.,
1877 Bowsry, New York, Post once
Box 4,560. a
4 Oct. 8, isOs-ly. ID
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. LOCAL NOTICES.
FAsMIONABLE DRESS AND
CLOAK MAKING.

CLOAK MAKING.
Mrs.J. C. Morrison would respectfully an.
notfnce TO the ladies' Of Lancaster aud vicinity,
that she has opened fashionable. Dress and
Cloak establishment, in the building lately oc-
cupied by Mr.. Tuthill on the Public Square,
Lancaster, Ohio, whore she is prepared to do
all kinds ofwork in that line OF business. From
her long experience in business and her greet
success in pleasing the Elite and Fashion Of
Pittsburg she feels warranted in assuring the
ladies' that she can and will give satisfaction.
Special attention given to wedding outfits
Ladies' fine under garments; Children's robes
&c. Aliberal patronage from agenerous peo'
pie is respectfully solicited. f-ro.
,aEgy0 MRS. JANE G. MORRISON.
Oct. % '6s- IT,
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BgGKEFE HOUSE;
OPPOSITE STATE CAPITOL,
COLUMBUS, ONO. .

TINE MOST COMFORTABLE AND HOME.
II ike house IN the city. Our table ~ abund-
anily supplied With every thing good our mar.
kets afford, and Is Unsurpassed by any house
10 the country foreomiort and good living. The
lest attention 70 guests and rheap blils--Qve
" "a call. DkNMAN & AHOOP. r
Oct. +, 'g8-3t. ..t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

vHNBTE UNDERsIGNED WISHES
TO call tbeattention oithc purchasing pub
lic TO the fact that he ~ oherin for snle y new
stock OF Dry Goods, Qaeensware,
Boots, Shoes, &e., which hO will guarantee
o be the
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22

This visit is made at the solic-
itation of several parties in this
vicinity, and will be the only
one DR.. Lighthlll can possibly
make to this place. One con-
sultation only is sufficient for
treatment, medicines, applica-
tions, apparatus, etc, are fur
nished the patient to take home.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22

Dir. lighthill confines himself
to the treatment of but a limited
branch of the medical science
and claims his success upon that
ground. He makes a speciality
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