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poorest lands in New England
On the dividing ridge between tho
waters of the Ohio and the Lakes,
after you get as far west as the
Muskingum, tho lands generally
are veryIgood. Hero is an exten.
sive and fertile country, and until
you get some way down the Wa
bash. including the lands on the
head waters Of the Muskingum,
Cnyahoga, and Big llockhccking,
Sandusky, Miami OF the Lake,,
Scioto, Little and Big Miami and
Wabash. This I.beIieve will be a
healthy couptry. But within the
Ohio Purchase terminates near the
Big Sandy, the dividing line be.
tween this Commonwealth and
Kentucky. Farther " est the coun-
try is not so billy, and generally
moro fertile within the Virginia
Reserve 80 called. Between Scioto
and Little, Miami, there is much
low beach land. This part Of the
country conceive to be unhealthy.
The Fever and Ague are the prin-
cipal complaints. With this the
Inhabitants are trou bled on the Big
Miami also, at various places where
settlements are formed on the Ohio
contiguous to standing waters
This evil l conceive may be, il
not entirely, in some measure re-
moved by rains. Where | have
determined to build, the Bottom is
high, no standing water, and l be
lieve perfectly healthy. Tho in.
habitants on both sides of the riv-
er, who are numerous, appear
khealthy and make no complaint of
the climate. ! suppose tho Lati-
tude to bc about 39l., or perhaps
38d. 4Om. Respecting foreign navi-
cation our situation is not agree
able. Our principal supplies are
from Philadelphia. Land carri-
age from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh
is about 800 mitos. Carriage at
this time s dollars per hundred
formerly o guinea, To the Feder-
al City and'Alexundria, ZIG miles.
But this is reduced by improving
the navigation of the Potomac to
about 80 miles, probably will be re-
duced to 6O---indced they already
90 with Boats from the mouth Of
Savage Creek, GO miles from this,
1t is found however to be hard
getting up stream to that place =
Our supplies Of foreign gools will
in few days be from Quebec
Tho inland navigation may be Sc
improved from Lake Erie TO the
Ohio that the land carriage will
not exceed five miles. AS respects
Expectation, few places in America
are better situated. The free nav.
igation of the Mississippi affords u:
every advantage We could wish OF
nature designed Tor US. We car
build vessels suitable for the Wes'
India trade, lade them with oul
produce and with case descend tt
the Atlantic. Salt We shall make
in abundance. The numerous
Salt Springs interspersed through
the country will forever afford {
sutlicicncy Of this necessary Arti
e nln u
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Ohio. seventy-two years Ag,

Ohio. SeVenty-twO years Ago.
The letter from which the sub.
joined extracts are made, appear.
ed some twenty years since in the
Worcester, Mass. Telegraph. 1t
was written by Peregrino Foster,
Esq, father of our venerable fol
low citizen Mr.. F. A, Foster, and
was dated "Pittsburg, April 9th,
1896. Speaking of tho writer Of
tho letter the Telegraph said: ale
was one of the company of 4S, wiJl
Gen. Rufus Putnam at their head
who constituted tho first party o
emigrants to the territory north.
west of the Ohio river" The
extracts were published in the Ian,
caster Gazette of January 26th
1919, but will possess q renewed
interest for our readers of this day
They are as follows: -.r
u purchased opposite tho moutl
OF tho little Kanhawa, 100 miles
west of this, and IL below Mari
eta, 10 which | intend removing
my family in few days" eun
THE country from Pittsburgh
northwest of the river Ohio, il
generally hllly-much so till WI
get down several hundred miles al
the river runs. These hills atforc
a variety Of soil, but the creates
part poor. The various creekl
that fall into the Ohio afford some
good land, the bottoms, moro es
pecially so on tho Ohio, are in somc
places extensive, than which there
is no better land. On these the
principal growth OF timber is Su
gar Tree, Maple, Elm, Sycamore
Black Walnut, Cherry Tree, Beech
Ash Of different kinds, Honey and
common Locust and Poplar. The
underwood Pappaw and Spicewood
On tho rich hills noarly the same
timber, with Black, White and Rec
Oak. On tho poor hills, small
Pines, with the other growth Of thu
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For the Lancaster Gazette.
SCHOOLS.---NO. I.

A great many gool brains have
been at work in modern years, at
systematising and perfecting, as
well as they could, modes, and
methods, and qualities of educa-
ton. The elimination of their la
bors, and the highest conceptions
they have reached. are written, an d
we have them in SCHOOL ccono-
mics" "methods ofteaching;' meth
DDS of instruction." teachers
guides" etc, etc. In these volumes
many excellent suggestions are
given; and many correct principles
laid down; at least SO it seems to
us all, for we can only determine
things according TO our mental
status; which is tho aggregation OF
our experiences and the qualities
of our minds. But while these
published volumes bring US up
with even date of tho writing, we
are not to believe that all is said
that need be. There is nothing
completed yet that man has any
thing TO do with. And so, with
this understanding, it is legitimate
for the thinking mind TO look still
ahead, and to imagine that meth
DDS of teaching; as also what it is
that is important to be taught.
| propose TO say some things
which | think should be said; and
| propose to say them in frank
ness, and with due respect to the
opinions of those who make cduca
ton and schools their profession. -
| propose to say them because
do not regard the subject as clos
ed one, but one demanding more oI
our thoughts than it receives.
| shall say some things that will
not concur with the Schools" as
they are; but with all kindness
and the hope that some usefu
thoughts may be elected. | may
be called u fault finder. II so, i
will be we'll. Il shall bc proud if
shall cause some agitation; for moth
ing stirs, or moves forward, till i
is agitalcd. / love fault finder
and disturbers as much As | dislik,
drones and conservatives. Th,
former are ever climbing tho hill
and moving forward; while the lat
ter generally die on their stem
and are entombed in tho hous
where they were born.
| propose to discuss the kind O
education most needed; and shov
4 that our schools do not meet th
requiromonts.. | propose to cal
attention to'the grades of capacit.
in pupils; and to demonstrate tina
somo can excel in some studie
and never comprehend much Q
others. | intend to show that
large proportion of the timc c
scholars is wasted in the attemp
to prosecute studies for which the,
have little or no capacity; and tina
others are required to spend year
in getting education that they ar
never to have any use for; while i
both cases the most importan
studies are ignored, or wholly dis
regarded. The fitness and unfit
ness of persons to become teachers
in all the qualities required, mus
likewise receive attention.
AS have before said, l shall pre-
sent some thoughts that will cor
flict with things as they arc. Lie
me be shown TO be right or wrong
SEXTUS.
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Another Great Victory.

Tho latest returns place Andy
Bauman of the Excelsior, far ahead
IN the oyster limo.
|. The celebrated Platt brand, aud
tho we'll known J. G. Mahoney
brand, at 90 cents per can--45 cts
per half can.
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COnnell's Lament.

Ny boat Is on the sea,
And NV course is up Salt River;
l say, John Garagh-,ce,
sioh d0tgs - did you iyer'
Bu'now the bleSt poNsessor
of office, power and pelf;
will Grant keep me Assessor!
Not If he knows hisself
The colored troo ps fought nobly,
And squashed are BLAIR aud seemer,
We're all embatke'i together,
On tbs up.salt River steamer.
Farewell, sweet dreams Of glory !
With which our fancy pri cked us;
'Ts but the same old story
The id Repubs. have. licked us.
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First Ward.

The fight of Tuesday in thi'
ward was a desperate one-'-and we
feal it our duty to say that for q
democratic board of judges there
was little cause of complaint of the
rulings Of N"ssrs. Vandamark
Armbruster and Kochlcr. "Fail
Play is u jewel" even in politics
and we coacede to the board the
exhibition of u commendable dis.
position to show it to their oppo
nents, by keeping to the require
meuts of generally fair construc
tion OF the laws.
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A Jubilee!

The Republicans of tho town
ships, as well as til sc of the city
want a chance to indulge in gen
eral jollification over the glorious
result Of tho election, somc timc
within the coming week. Wc sug
gest a consultation on the part o
our friends, with tho view of ar
ranging for an affair Of the kind,
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Money LOst---$25 90 Reward.
Mr.. JOHN IL. WHITE has lost
somewhere on the road between
this city and Rushville, the sum of
two hundred and thirty.ive dol
lars. The above reward will be
paid for its recovery. Information
can be left at this Office.
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Township Teachers Institute.

The teachers OF Hooking, Bernc
and Greenfield Townships are re
quested to unite in holding an In
stitute, on Saturday, Nov. Ia, il
Grammar room North Building
Lancaster, at 9 o'clock. All teach
crs are invited. BY order
W. F. FILLER, J
r.. AoKERs. Com.
w. w. MoCLEERY,
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GOES COUGH BALSAM.

A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes-ordinary 4 o.. also NAM
moth family bottles-for sale by
all druggists and dealers in medi.
cines. No family should be over
night without it in the house. 527
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Lost their Votes.

In the first ward, threO Demo
Gratis and two Republicans lost
their votes through carelessness in
folding two ballots together in
each case and SO having them de-
positcd in tho box.
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Ladies' Furs.

Ladies don't forget that you can
find the cheapest and best selected
Stock of Ladies' and Children q
Furs at BROOKS HAT STORE,
that there is in the city. [33-4t,
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COE,s DYSPEPSIA CURE

OOL > u 4 '0L II5IN . VOItI
will Immediately relieve and pcr.
mancntly cure the mostaggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour
stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
Physicians, clergymen and all who
uso it, join in unbounded praise Of
its great virtues. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Price $l.OO, 52]
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Tribute of Respect.
FAIRFIELD LoDOE, No. 1863.

l'O, ". II . wv AtJn, lOOJ. =
Alta regular meeting of Fairfield
Lodge, No. 1863, 1. O.O.F., a com.
mitttee were appointed TO report
resolutions relative to the feelings
of the lodge in behalf of our de-
ceased brother, N. p. Stevenson,
who was cut down by the hand Of
death, Oct. 18th, A. d. 1868, which
were unanimously adopted.
II WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an Gan.
wise Providence" to remove from
among us, our well beloved brother,
N. p. Stevenson, who was ready to
obey the behest OF his Supreme
Master; and whereas, we do dc.
plore the loss OF our brother and
humbly bow in submission, cannot
but offer in the principles Of Odd
Fellowship, this as our last tribute
Of respect.
1. ReSOlCed. That in the death Of our
brother N. p. Stevenson, this lodge
has lost an esteemed member OF
moro than ordinary intelligence,
and whose character and depot
ment, were such as would solicit
tho regard and honor Of every true
Odd Fellow.
ReSOlued, That while his relatives
mourn the loss of so kind q sou and
loving brother, we tender our
heartfelt sympathies and commend
them to Him who does all things
well. Ia M ~
Resolced, That we as members
of Fairfield Lodge. do wear badge
of mourning and cause the hall and
furniture to be drapcd in the same
for thirty days. 'N.ti l.tG '-.
( ReSolUed, That the foregoing be
be spread upon the records of the
lodge, and a copy be transmitted
to the relatives of our deceased
brother, and also to the LancasteI
Gazette and Ohio Eagle for publica
fion. W. II. HUBEB, J
.as..H..saHT D-Mu No..
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FASHION ABLE DRESS AND
CLOAKl MAKING.

Mrs.J. G. Morrison would respectfully an
nounce to the ladies' Of Lancaster aud vicinity
that she has opened Fashionable Dress and
Cloak establishment, in the building lately oc'
cuped by Mr.. Tuthill on the Public Square,
Lancaster, Ohio, where she is prepared to dc
all kinds ofwork in that line Of business. From
her long experience in business and her great
success in pleasing the Elite and Fashion o.
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. A liberal patronage from generous peo
pie is respectfully solicited.
MRS. JANE q. MORRISON.
Oct. 22 '6S-tf
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Tho timo appointed for tho lee
turo by DR.. LEWIS, before the
Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion, has been charged from the
evening of the 10th, to that Of
Tuesday, 18th inst. Subject, as
heretofore stated-Thc Fall of Man
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New York Market.


New YORK, Nov 2.
FLOUR-C!oscd dull and q tri
flo lower; medium and common
quiet and uncbaDged; spring very
heavy. and declining for winter.
RYE--Nominal at 81 40.
OATS-Firm and quiet at 75a
&c for western.
CORN-Quiet at 81 Hal II for
unsound; 81 l5al l6 tor sound
mixed western.
PORK--Quict with buyers ol
mess at s26 80, and sellers at S27
BEEF-Dull and heavy.
BACON-Quict and steady,
LARD--Dull at Tia 174c fol
fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Firm and quiet.
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From Hooking.

Eds. Lancaster Gdsette:-Will
you please lot the Eagle know that
Marshal Browns Pups are all
right. One of them from
BENIoHTEp LOGAN.
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Gold is found in twenty-five
counties in North Carolina, and
the annual yield is S5O0,OOO-so
the Charlotte Superintendent
says.
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Go TO VoN BoNHoRsT, DENTIST.
The Great Household Remedy

The Great Household Remedy.
In the whole history Of medicine there 10 no
remedy so universally popular rs MisIILERs
HERE BlrrEls5. is amid generous and
eiticaeiou' preparation, containing no doleteri-
Qua Ingredients iii a ncver-hnlibg purifier OF
the blood-always stimulating Il into healthy
action; and it removes or obyiates all derange-
ments which are the irst origin Of disease in
the physical system. Thus, il is far more re-
liable mcdiciue than any other. Those who
have used It know 1t cured them; those who
have not, know 1t cnred their friends and
neighbors; and what 1t does once 1t will do a.
gain, forit is adapted to all ages ard conditions,
in all climates. It is constant safeguard
against disease, and perfect regulator Of the
dige stive .orsans. Sold by all druggists and
slorekeepers.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Go TO VoN BoYHoRsr, DENTIST.

ITnA TRUE sATrso, that ons.han the world
do not know how the other halt live. Espe.
eially Is tins 10 IN the case OF those who have
been cured Of the worst humors by Dr. J. W.
Poland's Humor Doctor, they don't know how
those who are sfill suffering i've at al. Sold BY
Davidson & Brasee.
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Mammoth Bottles only 10 Cts.
EUGENE HAIR kEsToRER THE
CHEAPEST AND BEST.

CHEAPEST AND BEs T.
The EuGENIE HAIR REsToRER
eclipses all known discoveries for
tho rapidity with which ii restores
gray and faded bair to its natural
color-promotes Its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when falling eff, and is a most
luxuriant dressing for tho Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lps-
strous. Mammoth Bottles only rs
cents.
Sold by most all druggists, [52]
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MARRIED..

HINEs-JOHNsON-At the parsonage, on
Thursday, Oct. 20, 1868, by Rev. Il. NJ Spahr
Mr.. James Hines and Miss Nancy Johnson all
Of Lancaster, Ohio.
PETERS. 5SWOPE-At the residence of the
bride's pare nts, Oct. goth, 'GS, by Elder Joseph
Parker, Mr.. Robert W. Peters, OF PickaT ny
county, to Miss Emma J. Swope, OF Fairfield co
TIY-FosTER-oct Sth, 1868, at the
house of MIR. Jos. Brown, by Rev. s. NJ. Glenn
Mr. Jno. Gatty to Miss Abbie Foster, both o
Litho polls, Ohio.
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CuURon NoTIcE,-Tho Rev.
John Scott, Rector elect of St.
Johns Episcopal Church will enter
upon his ministerial duties on Sun
day next, the 9th inst.
Divine services will be hold in
the church in the morning and cve-
ming at the usual hour.
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Local matterss outside of those
pertaining to the election, are
necessarily given the go-by this
week. More attention will DC paid
to them hereafter.
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Household Remedies.

There are no remedies 80 well and AyorHhly
known as .Huu-ehnld Remedies" " Dr. Ro-
backs Blood Purifier, stomach btters and
Blood Pills, and nn iamly should be WITHOUT
them sold by u. u. Beck, Druggist
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TEMPERANCE

Theie IL, perhaps, no one ;hlng that has done
20 much topromOte the cause VI Temperance as
that gentle stimulating tonic, Roback's -;om-
ach bitters, they strengthen and inyigOrlte
without producing the III effects Of aleoh Ole
sEmulanIs. soldby y. u Beck, Druggist.
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RENOVATE.

During the Spring months it's one Of the reg
nlar household duties to renoyate, and. IN the
multiplicity Of other duties ones own self, ~.
IN urea. measure, oyerlook-d thousands Of
valuable lives might be prolonged, and many
doubtless saved from premature graves by thor.
oughly rennvating the system with DR.. RO-
backs Blood Pills stomach Biticrs and Blood
Purifier. sold by g. &. Beck. Druggist.
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New York Cattle Market.
NEW York, Nov. 2.

RECEIPTS-Of the week G,O64
beeves;- 38,4O4 sheep and lambs;
30 0S4 hogs rr',
I BEEyES- Dull and supply far in
excess Of demand. Prices 10 low
er. Prime to extra l5@lGc; latter
for extremely good; l3@l45c for
medium to fair; ll@l3c for Ordin-
AIRY, and inferior 9@l04c, l
SHEEP AND LAMBS-COm.
mon and medium sheep Gull and
depressed; prime firm. Lambs Of
low grade are neglected Good are
much wanted; 4@6c for sheep;
48@Sc for lambs. 10 .ear'l' ,e1i'
HOGS-Lower. under large ar.
rivals; closing weak at 7@@8c for
common TO prime, live weight; lOfc
Tor dressed.
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rsmS A LECTURE
W. TO YOUNG MEN.

W. TO YOUNG M EN-.
Cd Just Published in Sealed Enrslcpc.
Price sir cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Tr""t-
TnenI and Ra deal Cure Of opetinator'
rhna or Seminal Weakness, involuntary Ein1s =
sions sexnai DrDllity,a and lmpedments to
Marriage generally; Nervousness, CnnSump.
tSn- Fnlepsy. and Fits; Mental and Physical
incnnalitv, resulting from Self-Abuse, 6c.-By
R0BERTJ. CCLVERW ELL, NJ. D., Author OF
the "Green Book, &c.
The world.renowned author, m this admira-
hle Lecture, clearly proves fom hts own eX-
perience tha. the awful consequences OF self
Abuse may be afectually removed without
medicine, and without dangerous surgical optr-
atIons, bougies, instruments, rings, or cordlals,
Porting aut mode OF cure Mt once certain aud
effectual, by which e"ery sufferer, no matter
what his condition may h., J.ny on-e t'rseli
chpaply, pri vntely, and radically THIS Lee
TURE' WILL PROVE A BOON To THOU.
SANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, to any address, in plain
envelope, en- the receipt of ak cents, or two
hostage stamps. Also, Dr. Culverwell's "Mar-
riage tiuide,"' prlce % cents. Address the
Publishers, CHAS. ]. C. KLINE 4 CO.,
1877 Bowery, New York, Post Office
BOX 4,5S6.
Oct. 8, lS6S-ly.
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Go TO VoN BoyHoRsT, DENTIST.
Use 'tBarretL's' and gray bair
disappear. tllIi

Tho happiest effect in Coughs, Pulmonary
complsints and Kidney Troubles cnn be secur.
ed byusing White Pine Compound. There is
pp better or sGer remedy before the public.
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OYSTERS --Stews-25 cents per
dish at Bauma MS Excelsior.
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DON'T GROW OLD.

There is no necessity Tor premature old age {;
use Rohack's Stomnrh Bitters, it gives vitality
and elasticity by inugnrting every organ OF
the body. sold by q. Beck, Druggist.
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Tho Flags.and Pictures loaned
for the decoration Of the Wigwam,
can be obtained by calling upon j..
T. Edwards, or at the Office of Dr.
r. o. Edwards, cast Of City Hall,
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Cincinnati Market.
CINcINNATI, Nov. 2.

ClNClNNATl, NOV. z.
FLOUR-Dull and lower; family
81 25@7 so.
, ,(WuEAT-Scarce and holders
not offering; No. | salcable at 81
20. '''
CORN-Uhchangcd; ear 9G@65c;
shelIed 98c@$l for old; new ear
60@65c. ..r .........,
OATS-Quiet at 57@5sc for No.
RYE-Dull at 81 %.
BARLEY-Dull and unsettled
accurate quotations cannot be Civ.
en-.
WlIISKY-In moderate demand
at 81. .|.S Hi- H EGEL
PROVISION Quiet and very
little doing; new mess pork sold al
S24 on the spot, but for Decembcr
not saleablo at better than $50.
LARD--Small sales of new
steam at 53@lGc. but the latter
rate for old here with sales of moi
more than $50 tierces.
GREEN MEATS-Would bring
T4alO and 12c but none are offered
BACON-A fair demand anC
market firm; shoulders 13tal4c
sides l59al61 and l74c.
HAMS-Sugar.curcd very dul
at l5a16c. ---- h.
BUTTER-Packed dull at 24i
BIC; .-G
EGGS-Quiot at 29a3O. "Fnl
CHEESE-Good dull at 18a19c
HOGS-Scarco and high; thi
afternoon buyers offered 81 75aE
per gross.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull but no
lower. n .l..t.l ,'.|. (
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HATS, BoNNETS, RIBBONS, &C,

HAVE Just received the largest Stock OF
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons and other Mlllcnery
Goods ever brought to Lancaster.
Twill sell at prices that will astonlsh every
body, Milliners and Merchants buying to sell
again, can purchase at less than one-hslf the
prices they have been pnyingin Columbus anc
Cincinnati.
| TRY NE.
E.B. ODDS.
T.,r.aI.r Int IEGg-tf
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TOOTH-PLUGGING.

With my long experience: new
facilities; and tho care employ in
manipulating my work; Il ac-
knowledge no rival in filling teeth;
neither in style or durability.
Broadrdy. 100 yards south Of the
City Hall.
III CCOTT
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ONE PRICE for oysters at Bau
man's-25 cents per dish.

School RepOrt--SOuth Gram
mar School.
First Grdde-Perfect in atten'
dance and punctuality.
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