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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-04

The Lecture of Prof. SDOoncr.
Notwithstanding the inclemency
of the weather on Tuesday eye
ming, the hall of the Y. NJ. G. A,
was we'll filled with an apprcciative
audience, which had assembled to
hear tho lecture Of Mr., SpooNER'
the Superintendent OF the City
Schools. His subject was "Alco-
hol; its Uses and Abuses" and 1t
was discoursed upon in q manner
which aroused q deep interest on
the part OF the hearcrs, and dis
played great knowledge of matters
connected with the subject, and an
aptitude for arraying them in a
clear and effective manner A
mong our homo lecturers, Mr.. 5.
Justly takes a prominent place.
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PenitentIary Matters.

We learn that the Legislative
committee on the selection of a
site for the new Penitentiary, have
appointed Friday next for their
visit to our city, Tho arrange.
ments made by our citizens fer Il
former expected visit are still in
force, aud will be put in execution
for the coming visit. Lancaster
can show sites with the best of hel
sister cities. %.
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Who has not tried "Barrett's?''

We have received aqeopy of the
proceedings of the Excelsior Lit
orary Society," of Heidelburg
College, Tifip, Ohio which were
had as a tribute of respect TO the
memory of FaEDERIcK MoYER, Of
Bremen, Ohio, a member of that
Society and student OF Heidel-
burg; whose death occurred a short
time since. In tho absence OF a
ompliance with our terms for the
insertion of such notices, and in
the very crowded state OF cur col
umns, wo arc unable to make room
for these proceedings.
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T.T3 GRAND CONCERT mr.
Blythe Columbus Maennerchor
and DeBeriOt Club.

~ We are requested 10 announce a
Grand Concert at the City Hall
BY the above celebrated Musical
Association, on
Moaddy euening, February sh.
Owing to accidental circumstan
ces a,cory Of the programme for
the occasion has failed TO reach Us
but we can state that it will con.
sist of selections Of classical music
Of a high order, performed by a
magnificent chorus of male voices
-interspersed with instrumental
solos and orchestral pieces by tai
ented amateur. performers, and
vocal solos by the best male and
female talent Of the Capital City,
This Concert will bo something
, put Of the common order Of enter
tain ments to which our citizens
have been accustomed, and we
: trust that this Association may be
greeted with the overaowinghou
which their merits deserve. age
The cards Of admission are plac.
ed at filty cents.
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NRnrrnii,nm Hair RnaIdrnIivo
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A NArioANAL WORK. .--Wctster's Dictionary,
Unabridged, Illustrated, is a national work, in
which every American sc hoNr has oninterest,
and in the completeness and ccnncy ofwhlch
he should have prde,--a national pride. If
YOU please,-the same kind fpride we have In
the superior lnte lIigcnce, enterprise, resour-
ces, and capacity for udaptability to occasion of
the Unltcd States. We havealways been proud
of wEBsrERs DICTIONARY, 1t should bcremem-
bered that the publishers have had largfexpe-
rionee and the command pf Rrge resources IN
the preparation and perfection OF this great
work, and have aimed to max e-Os we are con-
fdent they have succeeded IN doing-the best
Dictionary pf the English lNnguage.-Moo'c's
Rural NeuU. Yorker. 1... -r..t Hlr. 800,
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National Theatcr.


This talented company, under
tho efficient management OF Messrs.
Dugan & Kennic, has given our
citizens this week three nights Of
dramatic representations, which
have beer equal to anythingof the
kind with which our city has been
favored, On Monday and Tuesday
evenings the sensational play I'm
der tho Gas Light" was given in q
manner which was real and a.
greeable surprise to the large au'
dicnccs assembled, who know the
limited facilities Of the stage OF
our City Hall, and its many disad'
vantagos for the proper presenta'
tion Of pieces depending much up
on scenic effects. The piece at
lorded real pleasure to all who
took into view these circumstances
tho acting by most of the char
acters, being of very creditable
order. Thotragedy of Othcllo was
given in excellent style last night.
As to the music, We have to say
that it was exceedingly pleasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence, with violin
and piano alone, form in them
selves far more effective orches'
ira than is generally found in con-
uection with travelling troupes Of
the kind. .ff .,..y, L.Ia
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Mr.. WI. l.. MARTIN, at the well
filed and well managed Grocery
Store, Rising building, has the fin
est article Of N. o. Sugar in this
market, at.remarkably low rates
1t is of the crop of 1868, and is the
brightest and clcancst specimen Of
raw sugar we have seen for years.
Mr.. Martin has an ample stock OF
tho best Groceries, and is evident
~ determined to attract custom by
tho quality of his goods, low prices,
and polite attention to the wants
of those who deal with him. We
have faith in his succe IS as q buair
ness man. .,-f.n.gtt,i,.
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AIRnnIlx Good Thing.

We have made trial Of Dr. Fl. L.
Orders "Tooth Wafors," and un'
besitatingly say that in our judg.
mont they are entitled to take
rank as first class dentifrice. We
think no one who uses Them will be
disappointed in their effect, and
confidently recommend them to all
who have occasion to use a pre-
paration OF the which, in
fact, every body should do.
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Go TO Won BoNHoRsT, DENTIST.
New Drug store.

NcW DIuS N'ViO
Ihave opened, on Main Street,
II retail Drug and Prescription
Store, and | keep in connection
Herewith a good assortment Of
Toilet articles. D-A en-
NJ stock is entirely new, select
cd in New York City by myself, and
persons dealing with me can rest
assured of getting pure and fresh
Medicines at fair prices. ll1.
/ pay particular attention to fill
ing Physicians prescriptions,
II. B. HUNTER.
Lancaster, Ohio, Dee, 3, '6S, ~.
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SOMETHING INTERESTING FOR THE
LADlEs.-We refer our lady read
ers to the notice Of Miss S. r.
WINDLE, which appears in the
local notice column. 1t appears to
US that an opening is here offered
for very pleasant and profitable
employment to such ladies as
may desire to engage therein -
Miss WINDLE is stopping at the
Mithoff House. -,,,,
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Special Notice.

wish respectfully to caution the public to
beware of the promises of Wheeler &wiIson
and other agents to furnish Singers New Fam
lily Sewing grnachfneF tothose whoofe not salts
fedwnh the machines'they SELL tor the Singer
machnes can only be obtained from an agent ol
the Singer Manufacturing Company.
~ Jas, Duncan, Agt,N
Rising Block, Columbus street,
Jan, "A, ls69.tf. Laneaster ONO.
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LECTURE by MISS OLIVE
i LOGAN, 5r

A dcfuitc arrangement, we arc
glad to learn, has at length been
made with Miss 0nyE LOGAN, by
tho Y. NJ. G. A., for a lecture on
the evening Of Tuesday, the 10th
inst. Our citizens thus have the
assurance Of a most delightful eve.
ning's entertainment, and at the
same time ono ofa truly refined and
elevated character. The subject OF
the lecture 10 be delivered hero is
"Paris-City Of Luxury" aud with
her discourse upon it, Miss LOGAN
has enchained the rapt attention
of immense audiences in every
town and cityin which she has de-
livered it. From the hundreds OF
notices Of the press which are at
hand, VIC give extracts from those
of a few of the New York City pa.
pers, which will afford our readers
some conception of Miss Logan s
remarkable powers as lecturer.
Ihe TdJqae says;
Miss Logan has cyinced scnsi.
tive woman nature, bright mind,
lively fancy, and a defniteness Of
intellectual purpose which-in an
age of ofslipshod work. is both nm
co;nmon and admirable. She is al.
ways bright, clear and genial, and
the something that she has to toll
is very strongly commended 70
good taste by her unusually brill
liant manner Of telling it. s.i -
The New York Herald says:
With Infinite grace and a deal Of
wit, humor and occasionally l'touches
OF pathos, Miss Olive Logan en-,
tcrtains her audiences. Her pres
cnccis graceful, hosi action easy
yet expressive, and her iptonations
so good that not Il single point is
,ost. 'aI 44oX u1a 'v45,.,,i
The New York World says:
The charming delivery of the
speaker ,enchained all hearers, at
once. The lecture was, in a word,
what we supposed it would be,
another triumph for Olive Logan
The Now York Sun says:
Miss Logan spoke an hour BY
tho watch, but ten minutes by the
sensations OF her audience. .a4r
The Etening Post says
Miss Logan is original, piquanti
her lecture abouhds with cracking
puns and pithy epigrams, II
hear her lecture, is to see her act
and TO read her literary works al
The same time. .f.'.t
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Go TO Won BoNhoRsT, DENTIST
-------------So - -
A VALUAB- ARM FOR
|.''t SALE "NN

The farm. belonging tc the estate ofthe late
DR.. James White, three miles East Of Laneas-
ter, on the zanesvilc & Maysvillo Turnpike,
containing lsO Ncres' For terms enquire a'
socum & Whites Drug store.
Inn II lRG0tL ,--- .--L
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JAS. Il. MURDOCH, writes 10 the
proprietor of MWdock'S Bronchial
,Com6ts, ut affords me pleasure to
affirm my twenty years experience
in the use Of yGufl tonic. for the
voice, and a knowledge of the re
lief obtained from. its use in the
cases of hundreds Of pupils, and
students in~vocal culture" For
sale by G. G. Beck; druggist, Main
street.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-04

Good for the Eyesight.
Butch has received n fresh sup
ply of those uncqualcd pebble glas.
scs. Ye mortals With iailing sight,
call and fit yourselves.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-04

Good Eagle Lead Pencils at Tut
hills new Store at '25 cents per
dozen. 4olf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-04

HocKHdcKINaH ENcAMPAENT No
2S.-An extra meeting of the
members Of tho above Lodge will
be held at their hall this evening,
A full attendance is desired.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-04
LOST,

~ LOST, IS, ~ &
On Christmas day, on other Co.
lumbus or Main Street, a ChiIdS
Gold Bracelet. The finder will be
suitably rewarded on leaving the
same at this office. 'ose2t 45.
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Itch Ointment,

Why will you Scratch when re.
lief can be obtained for 25 ccntsP
Buy a box of LiUingst6ns Itch
Ointment at Slocum & Whites
Drug Store. = IT 50
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-04

=, Losr-On New Years night at
the "Mithoff House" dance, a white
silk Fan. Supposing it to be in
the possession of somc one who
knows not to whom it belongs, the
same will be thankfully received
by the owner, if left at The Gazette
Office. aua ., -o =.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-04

The old reliable. Faber Pencils
for sale at TuthiIl's. Finest grades
70 cents per dozen. 45tf
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s'MAsoNIocoNcERT.

So9E MASONIC 'CoNCERT.a&I
: THE Committee take pleasure in. il
announcing that a musical enter,
tainment will be given at the Mp
sonic Hall, on Monday Eoening,
Heb 22nd, 1909, 'as 5.5@ G.,i.,5iT,
The public are invited 10 attend.
Performance to commence at u
o'clock, Admission 80 cents. s.
Febs4, o1s69-iw.mo hsAnaq
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Extra fine 3O3 Steel Pens 80 cts.
per gross, at Tuthill's now store.
45tf
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Enamel Visiting Cards in ole'
CANT boxes at Tuthill's Store for
25 cents. 45tf
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De Muth is closing out his stock
of Boots anl Shoes, for q change
of business. Bargains to bc had
round the corner, Columbus If.
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Go TO VoN BoNHoRsT, DENTIST.
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Oh. what u fall was therc!--
Where7 Why at DoMalh's store,
in the prise of Boots and Shoes,
Round the corner, Columbus street
Rising building. 30 % - '43 II, - >a' =
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FAsIIIO2 ABLE DRESS AND
CLOAK MAKING. 'l'

FASHION ABLE DRESS AND
CLOAK MAKING. '.'
Mrs. C. Morrison would respectfully an.
nouncc to the ladies Of Lancaster aud vicinity,
that she has opened Fashionable Dress and
Cloak establishment, in the building lately oc.
cuped by Mr.. Tuthll on the Public Square,
lancaster, Ohio, where she is prepared to do
all kinds ofwork in that line Of business, From
herIong experienced in business and her great
success in pleasing the Elite and Fashion OF
PittsbUrg, she feels warranted IN assuring tho
ladies' thut she can and will give satlslaetion.
Special attention given to wedding outfits !
Ladies' Rnennier lrm ants Oh ldren's robes,
&c. Alibsrd patronage from generous peo-
pie srespectiully solicited.
.rgIi.G M2s.JiNEV. N MoRaIsoN,, ;
Oct. %, '6s IT.
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- Mcssrs?. Hunter & Daughcrty adj
vertisc Two farms near Lancaster,
for sale. These are rare chances to-
acquire suburban possessions z d
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No hair man can beat Bar.
rctt's."
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Executors Sale of Land, at
Public or Private Sale.

yUyHE undersigned. as Executor Of Jacob NJ.
smith, late Of Fairfield county, Ohio, de-
ceasen, wa On N o sd"y, the LIST day Of
March, 1860, al one O'Clock, P. NJ, offor
for sale at public auctinn, n the pr EN- ises,
the Home Farm, OF said deceased, known as
tn e"Andrew shaw Farm si:iate about 2k
miles North West Of Bremen Station, and do
scribed as the North west quarter OF section
in township ID Of range II, containing I0O
acres more or less.
This farm has on 1t a good Dwelling and
Barn with Outhouses; good Orchard, Spring
and Spring House. aud tits we'll wateTed, and
has from ~ to ~ Gcres o good timber. the rest
Of the land being cleared and in cultivation.
Terms of Sale-One.thir1 the purcha'e mon
ey M hand one-third in one year, and balance
in two years. the deferred payments TO bear
interest and be sec ured by notes and mortgage
on the premises.
The undersigned will IL opportunt offers.
sell this property atpriyate sale at any time
before March !st.
JOHN ASHBAUGH,
Executor Of Jacob NJ. Smith.
IIUNrER & DAUGHERrY, At'ys.
January II, lSGS.-6wi4 D.
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A Valuable Town Property for

II will sell my house and lot ON Columbus
n street, upon which ! now reside. Said
nyoperty Is III good repair and isa desirable
city residence Terms made easy. For par
iculars enquire of the unders,gned gt @ hau-
mans Grocery. DANIEL loOhOIf'
Jan, 81, ls60-4itf ~
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"Barrett's" needs no putting.
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Go TO Won BoNuoRsT, DENTIST.

At cost for Thirty Days! X
The 6ne stock at De Muth's Boot
and Shoe Store has 10 be closed
out by the lst Of February. Go
thcrc for bargains'i2'f,
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Go TO VoS BoNuoRsr. DENTIsT.
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Meeting 4 ITO.iDg V,llc HOtituIIursI Ooci,lv
/ = HoaricuLruaAL ROOFS. LAEoAsTEH, o., }
January Esd, 1869.

\ IOarIcULTuaAL ROohA, l.AHoAATERi o. ,
January Esd, 1863.
Tho Society met, pursuant to
Adjournment, and the President
elect, John A. Fctters, took tho
Chair. and called the meeting 10
order.
The minutes of the preceding
meeting were read and approved.
The President then delivered
the following Inaugural Address,
which on motion, was ordered to
be published with tho proceedings
n
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LANCASTER, OHIO;
ThussdGv, .Fet'g 4, 1869.
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TERMs...1N ApYA ZOE.

SUBSCRIPTIONS.
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ADyERTIsEaENTs. u7.t
Per Square, no lines. y first insertion.s 80 75
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Weekly, each insertion. ......... rs
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dtes ,rhen advertisements are inserted b.
The month.
e6-Book and Job Printing of all kinds
promptly and faithfully attendedito. ~
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QGAI1ErED SuEBRAeE.-Nigger suffrage
IN Washington is free of the odious quail
ifications that prevail in certain Of the
North ern States, but has one not down
in the law. The privilege of voting is quail
flied by the high probability that a man
will have his throat cnt if he opposes the
majority. This consolidates the vote,
and makes unanimity of sentiment very
advantageous in politics.
About, the most sensible exhibition to
be seen in Boston at the present time is
the baby show. It is composed of 300
,cooing, dimpled-oheeked, drooling, fist.
gnawing infants, in the various stages oi
tactical culture and effluvia. Their united
squalls almost equal the yells of Gill
biore's monster chorus.
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The FIirt.

What is dirt? oHow often hareLwe
heard the question asked rhow-s seldom
All seem, more ore OF less, to indulge in Il q
l'ttlef' innocent Irritation. 9ItIsh plea.
SAINT pastine, and they. enjoy it vastly. 1T
Even married people, nowadays. ap.
pear tp. .haye q considerable relish for q
side dish of Irritation, ,.@. '''
Now, in good. sober earnest, is flirting
an innocent amusement? q .ssa!suE
Sometimes, yesl oftener, nolc.L 1.Jw
Not that we think many of these dear,
delightful little creatures who revel in
the nRme Of hirt care pauch. They seem
to, delight, in the idea of wounding, q
poor, susceptible fellow; and with this
end in view, they use all their charms to
the very best advantage nr"" raT
How cleHerly they find out all his
weak points, take his heart by storm,
and then, without the shadow of pity,
mercy or remorse, turn round and laugh
in the poor, deluded fellows face. 5.il.
OF course there is great deal of diff
ference in hirts, elso in flirting. There
are, for instance, the dear, charming lit
tie creatures, who hang confdentialIy
upon your arm, and look up into your
face, who drop their, eyes in q, pretty,
half bashful way, and sigh as though
their poor little hearts were actually
breaking for You, and who, all the while.
are laughing in their sleeves; for no mat
ter how small or, tight they may be,
(their sleeves, we mean, they manage to
laugh in them at the expense of the poor,
deluded fools, who are conceited enough
to believe they have another to add to
their list. =, .''"
Then there is o bright. brilliant, dash
ing firt, who glories in her 'tname and
occnpation;" who boasts openly of all
her .conquests, and tells you plainly to
your face she will carry off your heart in
spite of you; and, to tell the truth, she
rarely fails; for no matter how sharp O
lockout you keep, that gay young dam
sci will manage, somehow or another, to
take you unawares.
Akd then how she enjoys the victory
how she laughs outright at your woe-be-
gone looks. and comforts you by saying
she only did it for fun, as she chad no.
thing else to do"-a great comfort to
know that your heart has been used as o
toy-as football, for instance.
She will also console you by saying
you. are not the first and only sighing
swain who is pining for her smile; and
she hopes You will not be the last-per-
haps has the audacity to point out her
next victim-with an encouraging and
confidential whisper, to watch the next
scene on the programme. s.,. H..
Strange to say, although the young
lady in question has "played with fire"
ever since she was sixteen, her heart has
passed through the flames untouched.
But still, airts generally get caught,
and are, sooner or. later, '.paid back in
their own coin" ..ef, y
.-5.i! se. n Baltimore Home Journal
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SO ScdaT Motto e9

THE SEASON OF EXHAUsTION.--No
matter how vigorous by nature the, system
and the constitution may be, they must ne
cessarily suffer more or less from the depict
ing effects Of the temperature of midsummer,
unless strengthened and sustained by whole
some tonic treatment. The extra, pressure
upon the vital forces must be met aud coun-
terbalanced by an extra resistant power; the
unusual and rapid consumption Of the animal
fluids by profuse perspiration, must be COM
pensated by the perfect digestion and assimi-
lation OF the food taken into the stomach
from which both the fluids and solids Of tho
body arc derived. Otherwise the physical
strength declines, and the mind, sympathizing
with the machinery through which it acts, be-
comes depressed and enervated. A sT1MuLANT
is therefore absolutely required at this season.
not violent one, calculated to produce febrile
excitement, but something which will recruit
and reinforce thewhole organization in pro.
portion to the extraordinary drain to which
the torrid heat subjects it. lt
This desideratum ia supplied in a palstable
STOMACH BITTERs, which the people Of
this country, after more than twenty-five
years experience, have accepted and endorsed
as the best tonic. Alternative and anti-biliotis
preparation which medical chemistry has yet
succeeded in obtaining from the strength
sustaining, healing and purifying products of
the vegetable, kingdom: Every Ingredient OF
this famous. compound has Hs own specitc
virtue, and the result OF their Combination is
the most genial invigorant, aperient and regu-
lating medicine ever administered, either as q
preventive or cure Of the disorders most com
mon in our variable climate. Among these
may be enumerated dyspepsia, biliousnees
constipation, fever and agile, nervous debility,
and all the ailments proceeding from imperfect
digestion A course OF HOSTETTERS BIT
IERS is the best possible safeguard against
sexes, and all ages, during the heated term.
July 3 f6