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New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MA tksTs'
PARIS, March lO-BOnrse heavy Reates ~ - "c'
DOMESTIC MlRRKTs.

SAN Francisco March l0F0urrsdesi 40 DIS, az 20 tf'
Wheat dull 81 &C. Legal.tsnders. AZ, 90.
MEnPH March TO- Cotton al-Recdpt Tl bales; exports 70
bales Hour quiet; superRne S69sL Corn s311bc Oats 19s
$50 Lard, 29d2e Bacon fe at t1c Tor eheuaer'
l8lc for sides. Bulk Shoulders, l3ic.; Sides lotc
MOBILE March lOCOttOn and In fr Nemanh sse 9V oes
Mddgs receipts 223 ba eHporl yesterday Vi
baesi to-day, 2,g15 bales
EHSORLEASs March 1O-CoEon nOmin \ Mddlpg' gie re-
l430 bales; 265 bales; sales oO baes 6od iJS
Sterling Exchange 1881; Commercial l2S45 Ne. 1ofA ogs
premium Sugar meri Common, l2tc Prize 4tc @
Prime Flour que Sup6ne, 30 ~ Double ftu 90 oS
Treble Extra active 788oc Oats dn g, ne baa
uuchaneed Prime Hay S25 S3I 90 Bacon Ia pecIa
demand Rib l6 Clear Sides l7f Lard dun lereo ~
a2Oc Keg, 2lid22c. Whisky and Coffee unebal Esl
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

dovsero Todd was living on the floor. with his throat
cut and bullet wound in his breast and ms wiie was
living In bed with the back of her head crnshe9 py
been obtained which points to the perpetrator o
.Patsey Curtin and James HaggeIty, TWO
brusers had difficulty" at Mike MeCoos saigon, @ IN ~
other i'm Tie most scientific manner Curuns WlhuPlpe
was nearly cut in twO and Haggery received TWO severe
Curtin will probably die, but is feared that AagSerty
xvf
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
CUBA.

THE CHoLERA-BURNING OF PLANTATIONS.
HAVANA, March 1O--The cholera has entirely DIS
appeared in the neighborhood Of Santiago de CUBA
The negroes and muatOes have rendered Seren-
ade to Gen. Pueblo at Santa Spiritu
The insurgents are burning the plantations ,t anu
scotterino general destruction in the vicinity OF Man
1anillo and Santa Cruz.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
FIrNERAIS TODAY.

ASHTON JOHN HENRY No a South Eighth ST. BroohlJp d.
BOVINE Mr. JOHN, ST. Peters Episcopal Church Freehold
CRBAMER, MARY, No. AIS West Thirty seeondst
CANOVAN MARY ST. Stephens Church, Twenty sighth'st
DORM AUGUSTUS W. St. Johns Chareb. 1onkerG
FARRgLL THOMAS No. IS West bieveuthst
GOADBY MINNIE, No. 2l West Thirty ythbs1
HALL ISAAC p, No 5 Mottst
KING THOMAS NJ Washington. Kentst. Greenposu6
landau CHRIsToPHRR Baptist Church Bloomfield n }.
MURRAY FRANCES NJ. No. 33l Bast Forty yntnth.sL .
MRAD Mrs BENJAMIN Harlem Railroad Depot Twenty slfhI
PLATr Mrs MARY, One hundred and hhh.st EeAr Ient"e
ROSSMAN WILLIAM, No 40 East FftirthsA
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
POLITICAL.
VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

We learn by a dispatch from Petersburg
that in the Republican State Convention yesterday the
friends Of Mr. Clements withdrew tho name that gen.
teman as candidate for Governor and that Gov. H. II.
Wells was nominated as the Republican candidate for
reelection, by accamaton. Perfect order prevailed yes
terday and it finally made to appear that the dis
turbers OF the Convention the previous day had no
credentials as deIesa.,-,' ~ -'S"' "
Convention.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
SPAIN.

THE CUBAN INSURGENTS NOT TO BE EXECUTED.
LONDON March lO-The Spanish Government has
telegraphed to Gen. Dulce to suspend the execution
of insurgents condemned to death iii Cuba,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
Hazard & caswsrp. Cod Liver o,e ], til. bee.

Il. u. Bynner & Co., No. IS9 Broad ssynv, N, ",
JEWELLERS DEALERS IN ALL GRADES OF hAIfh "AiVaes
LOWEST PRICEs
Special called Gne fpate vsts made AZ
Waham which shall satisfy the most ag uenana ior
beauty, fBish, and accuracy.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

RnIIsfon Spa Artesian LithIa Spring Water eontaas
all the Ingredients Of the principal Springs Of Europe an America vita
aud Rheumatism Dyspepsa hdne ana
pleasant csthe and dluretc For Ss b all Drag
Depot No. 81 Park row, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

The DstroAttorney states that he has considered the
safest separate the prisoners sending one TO
Sing Sing and the other 70 Albany.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
TURKEY.

RETURN OF THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR TO ST.
PETERSBURG,
CoNsTANTINoPLE. March 1O.-Gen. Ignatieff, the
Russian ambassador, returned to st. Petersburg on
leave Of absence for three months.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

Dr. Cotton will be pleased 70 send bis paper Facts ah Fisurs
telling all about the nitrous OXIDE for extracting teeth 10 AS
one applying Office No 10 Cooper Institute, EeN-fOrk.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
su.riaI gatius.


American In.ntuteThe POysHic BT,ns9 will ssei THIS
tThar,da EVENING at Room No r. Cooper Building = 4 oeoa
on Light ard Color" win be resumed AiR.sIGr T fSss .
Q. T. EAEKf secretary o. =. II.L. ~
-Nodce-PHIL0MATHEAN LODGE No. 66, g y; o. Of o. ",
viii their 96.h anniversary TONIGHT At shcs Ctgreh ess'
He' o. f'''' Chairman co@ste q Araagemsa
Union Republican General Co%mIttee
Committee the CRY Of eTDY w kSRSSc sS ss = h.,
o'clock Every member requested T. JoS Ii SaDLSr cbu.
ioH1 4; n 31sen.xur.H Bnssa; }s'or''ari'.
Fifteenth Assembly District Union RepaSGcan Associ;
THTRSDAY BvBNNG March Il O'Clock hsdquaTtsrs Lin,
''9 JoHs s GoGISS S2 Secretary HARRso4 RBED President
Asbury
No 19l Broadsay eaInss Rsadsst n ",
success aud have already sd Osr,oo pO
ALL Policies BLE--stssdlsg good esrsa
M the full term Nthoat exchange edonsan advantage
bvI6ESDS popular P.nsrhy Pian" ndassd By this
oPiai6a ofih. wM BARNES. sugsntsna.at Of sat.
ns t y vs ss a SaasI 81 %I ha y. i e SS
credit its justice aud simplicity ana pobJ hts aPon the pdnsps
winding up '' aa' through RteslysSp sisssrT. @
ELIIo5T yle. Pre-: .aa s's' E. n'dSlaOos' A''.'
= :. John John + IGa HenrSs, HpS,v,o,
now on HAND b aed S read ID Tor SPRING IRAASi
fol 'ss siS:s SofIspS Of al o,hsS Mgssf waters
pm sioct q Genuine psrlan.,. hest est Tal,rs p,
rul stock Of RugI,h snd Asscesn Toll : soaps
Full stock Of iaI Brushes, Tooth sud Sail BIashsL
Full Stock Of all Fancy aud Toilet GOois
Agent for leading Pateut Medicines
l lst OF Mas cOmmot warehouse, No. COZ.
EEGBPLACB, NbWNORk
DIR D. H. schenck Of PhsdsPbi wall 6o n New YssE to zee ha
patients professionally TUESDAY March ~ from m to , D. a.
at ha rooms No. % BcpdFL
PateEts-aURE No. Psrkros ~ Y Agents for obtain
ing AMERICAN and EUROPEAN lATENLS
T1ent experience
Pamphlet ofIAs aud niornsifsa free
RntenI
SPIRAL SPRING BUTTS
all Of 10 principal Hoe Bans stores ard Coeges thorghut
TIE county Ihs are well adapted r doors description whether
seaahoat railroad cara ONE dwelling
erehsea recommend heg to ae By Hardware Dealers generally
J. RUSSELL K Co, Manutsciurers Agents.
No. e. BeskmaBst Ees-icFk.
"The FrHAkl.n Brick Mnehines,
Tempert the Gay ngs Out tue mO Au5 $500 drst
elss Bricks hOar Nsh onY eight and 40o
eO yer hour Y seaap9weri hs 10 eoVK mssaaV 70 be geas
has peromei above yard Of taesurease RENCK No.
u broadway tkoon No. 28 n \
Post-Vnce NoiiceIhe inh Europe for TIE Sesk end
sg March Is WI be d,latcht nom ofec follows.
L'Dai hDsNhsDAl - JkSDAl ane SATURDAY. closing al
" NJ ana ~ ae sisuons as y Jg a1l b. li5; and o. 1885
b aud T.. ud5i 7 aRi q, 10 a ~ JAMES 2RLLY. Pm
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
M ai HSHR. S hcM' 4 NE&.YoRr
EntenI
SPIRAL SPRING BUTTS.

Adopted by the Un States 0ove nsnl on all Public Banxs use
all ofa principal Hote Banl. Stores and Colleges throrghst
ths country Ihsy are well adapted r doors any Description whehs
seahoa railroad cara ONE dwelling honsea An 6t
erchA thea Fo sae by Hardware healer, renaV
ktssE III Co, Manusctarers' Agents,
A. o. NJ Nn.t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
Dram attic Entertainment.

BY advertisement in another
column II will be seen that the
celebrated National Theatre
troupecoDmences a brief season
of it's attractive entertainments at
City Hall on Monday. night Of
next week. The enterprise Of the
proprictors, Messrs. Dugan & Ken
MIC, and tho comprehensive ar
rangements Of B. FaDugan, Bust
ness Manager, with the talent Of
an extensive company embracing
such names as De Vere, Florence,
Cooper, Lee. Stanley, Burroughs,
Kinds, Hurst, Mackoy, CHARLOTTE
RICHARDSON. Misses Mortimer,
Cooper, and Tannetill, and Mrs
Nash and Mrs. Sheriff., will afford
a guarantee Of a series Of perform
ances, that should call out the
lovers of the drama in full forco.-
The troupe has been playing to
large and enthusiastic houses in
Chillicothe and Circleville for a
month past.
"Uader the Gas-Light," one Of
tho most famous samples of the
sensational drama, is the play for
Monday night. Look out for pro.
grammes. ~ - L14
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Death Of DIR. Olds.

DR.. Epson b. OLDs, o well.knoWn
citizen Of Lancaster, a gentleman
Of considerable State and National
reputation, died suddenly at bis
residence in this city at about 10
o'clock on Sunday evening last
The Affection of which he died is
stated TO havo been neuralgia OF
the heart. He had been at his
place Of business the previous day,
in apparently his usual health,
which, however, had not for some
time been of q robust character
On Sunday evening, he had not
yet retired, but was sitting in q
chair, while his daughter was en-
gagged in rubbing his arm for tho
allsviation of pain complained OF
in that member, While thus situ-
ated, tho final event came on, al
most without warning, and the DR..
died in his scat with scarcely q
struggle. lie leaves profoundly
afflicted connection of relatives,
and a very large circle of friends
to whom his death is q source Of
sincere grief.
DIR. 0lds was q man of firm and
decided convictions--as . private
citizen possessed Of estimablctrait'
lin the domestic relations of life
OF the truest and best human at
fections. The entire community
deeply sympathizes with the be-
reaved relatives. Tho funeral ser
vices were observed at the resi-
dence on Tuesday, Immediately
after which tho remains were Ia
ken to Circleville for interment
accompanied by q largo number O.
the citizens Of Lancaster and Fair
field county. AS a mark ofrespec'
to the memory Of the deceased tho
business houses Of tho city were
generally closed during the prog
ress of tho funeral services. ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

Visit to Lancaster, by the Leg
islative Penitentiary COM
mittee.
,TGThe Committee of the Ohio Leg,
islature, appointed for the inspec-
+. ton of proposed sites for the New
Penitentiary which it has been de-
cided to build, will visit Lancaster
on Saturday next, (3Oth inst } on
the business with which it charg-
ed. We can safely say that the
committee will receive proper at
tention from our citizens, and be
afforded facilities for observing the
unequallod advantages of our vi.
cinage in the way Of q site for the
contemplated institution.
B@- POSTPONED We stop the
press to announce that intelligence
has just boen received that the
eabove visit is postponed for the
present.
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Going it Alone.

W. l.. MARTIN, of the late firm
of Pairan & Martin, makes new
announcement in our advertising
Columns this week, In the Gro
cory and Provision line, he is able
to give the utmost satisfaction, and
his stock is certainly very COM
plete, and his business room unex, {,
lcelled by any In the city. d,
Mr.. @. PAIRAN, of the late firm
above mentioned, is, we learn, only
awaiting the sale Of his valuable
city property, to mako move io'
the lest. lie has our wishes fol
bis success in any future enter
prise.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
On q Pleasure Trip.

1t gives us pleasure to state (aud
doubtless it will be equally graft.
flying to our music loving rcaders)
that we have just had q call from
Mr.. f. KRUMM, of the Columbus
Maenncrchor and Dc Beriot Club
who informs us that this Associa.
ton, with other amateurs of the
highest order of musical talent
and skill, will take Lancaster in q
round on which they are about to
set out, arriving here in tho early
part of February, and will on the
occasion give at the City Hall one
of their unequalled Concerts ci
Vocal and Instrumental Music
We expect to give moro definite
announcement next week. In the
mean time let our pooplo prepare
for o grand musical treat.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
New Drug Store.


Ihave opened, on Main Street,
a retail Drug and Prescription
Store, and 1 keep in connection
Herewith a good assortment Of
Toilet articles.
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.
1 pay particular attention to fill'
ing Physicians prescriptions.
~ II B. HUNTER.
Lancaster, Ohio, Dec. 8, '6S.
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Rail Road Election.

At the election held in Colum-
bus on Tuesday, the old Directors
of the G. and Ii. V. r. r. werc re-
elected, having received over 1000
Of the lO,025 votes cast. Messrs.
W, A, Neil and G, P. L. Butler, Of
Columbus, and G. H. Rippey, Of
Logan, were elected to the Board
to fill vacancies. Tho Board elected
Hon. VIM. Dennison President
NJ. NJ. Greene Vice President; J. ]
Jcnuey Secretary and Treasurer
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
Good Business.

Tho Columbus and Hooking Val
ley Railroad is doing what may
be called a remarkably good bust
ness both in passengers and freight,
for q new road, with but a little
over one third of its entire line
finished.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
Insurance.

C.M. Il. WIsEMAN, Agent, has
handed US for publication the
statement of the we'll known Loril-
lard Fire Insurance Company Of
New York, 1t will bc found in
advertising co lumns. Tho Loril.
lard is ono of the wcalthiest ard
soundest institutions of the kind
in the country.
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The mails from Columbus are
now brought to Lancaster by the
G. and II. V. Railroad, arriving
at 1910 A. NJ. This is vast inn
provemont over the slow stage
coach system, and great conven-
ience to all our business citizGns.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

LANCASTER, OHIO:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
-oBrTuARY.

nIED-Near Baltimore, Ohio, January 10th
1859, Samuel +. Miller, agod 4S years.
months and II dayss '9h's
DIEp--Januory 81, 1870, At Amanda, ohi5,
infant son Of y. Il and r. Marsh. The chil,i
was sitting on char, from which itsllpped In
a spnsm, and was soon corpse.
z "Go forth said the heavenly Father, 4
is To one OF his seraph train; Nt
And away from earth's noxious yapors
Some buds OF beauty bring, iorl
To.b'o1m in the heavenly gardens, 'l
'Neatllthe sntfles Of perpetual spring
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
New Colored Methodist Church,

Our colored fellow.citizens of
tho Methodist persuasion are on
gagged in putting up fine new
church edifce near the location
of their old church, and will be
exceedingly grateful for any pecu.
mary assistance that may be rem
dered th EN- in their praiscworthy
enterprise. We have in Lancas.
ter, perhaps.as moral. industrious
and well.behaved q class of color
ed Inhabitants as any city in the
State, and they should be encour-
aged by the white citizcns in cvory
good work. a@,'8" a,'8" saa
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

STATION AGENT. Our respected
friend JouS BORLAND is duly in
stalled in the Freight and Ticket
Office at tho Station in this city, rs
the agent Of the q. and II. v Rail.
road. Another instance Of the sa.
gacity Of the company inthc selec.
tion of its business agents.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
SneciaI Notice.

@ Special Notice.
I wish respectfully TO caution tho public to
beware Of the promises of Wheeler &wilson
and other agents to furnish Singers Now Fam
lily Sewing mae mes to those who are not salts
fed with the machines they sell, torthe Singer
rnachlnes can only be obtmped from an agent Of
tho Singer Manufacturing Company.
.a ", Jns. Duncan, Ag't,
Rising Block, Columbus street, a
Jan. "a, ls69.f. Lancaster, Ohio.
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PERsosAL.-wo were favore

~, PERsoNAL.-Wo were favored
yesterday with a call from DR., K.
.ss. FINLEY, who has lately become
zone Ct the prOprictOrs of that ex-
. nSlsent paper the Xcnia 70rchlight'
wfuh whom We had a very pleas
). ant interview. The DR.. is SON
= in Law Of our respected fellow
iStownsman Rev. SAMUEL CARpEN-
/ TER, with whom he is stopping on
a brief visit.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

RoBBRRY OF A FORMER LANoAs'
TER MERcuANT.-New York city
papers give an account of the rob,
berry in that city, by means OF
chloroform, of Andrew Reid, of
Urbana, formerly of this city, and
more recently of zancsville, The
robbery is said TO have taken place
while he was asleep in his room at
Earle's Hotel, on the 18th inst
the amount stolen being $4,000
No arrests were made.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
Reform School for Boys.


The report of the officers of,the
Reform School tor Boys near this
city gives tho following facts:-
During tho year 1868, the:e were
received at the Farm or School 1874
boys, and in the same time SO
were discharged. At the close Of
tho year there remained in the in.
stitution 3O5 boys. Cuyahoga
county has a delegation of "a in
the School, the largest number
from any one county. The ex
penditures during the year amount
ed to s54,757 20. OF this amount,
SS,797 08 were expended for build
ings.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

THg Nav ILLusTRATED EDITIoS or WEBsrrE's
DIcrioNARY.-This seemingly dry and certainly
ponde.ous book has lie peculiar charms'-
Here IS collected and tcrsely sol down vast
quantity ofvarious anduseful knowledge such
as is indi spensnble to educated men and Wo-
men. Here are an hundred and fourteen thou
sand words, defined with aclearness, fnllneHS'
precision, and wealth Of illustration, that de-
note the soundest scholarship, and the most
entire tilelity to inborious details. Altogether
the work is a marvellous specimen OF learning
taste, and through labor. Wepraise 1t heart
ily, because wo believe it deserves the heart
lest prsiae.--kep TO,k Albion, sFy
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
Pleasant Tp. FarIhers' Club.

Pleasant Tb. FARMERS Club.
At meeting of this club held
Jan'y Goth, the subject of the an-
nual election of officers of the
Fairfield County Agricultural So'
ciety was introduced, when the
following ticket was put in nomin-
alton aud recommended to the
support Of ,menbers Of the same
throughout the county: | Il VII /.
For Prcsident-David Pence;
Vice PresldentAC.S, ForesmaD; /;
! Treasurer--F. j. Boving; eJ'
Secretary-W, L. Rigby.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
The Mithof House.

Mr.. Kaufman, the attentive
proprietor of this popular Hotel,
wishes to announce that he has
now full control of the stabling at
itached to the premises, and ttat
there will no longer be any difi'
Guilty in providing promptly as
gooi accommodations for horses,
&c as can be obtained in the city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
Music in Baltimore and Basil.

The above named towns have
each a brass band Of about eleven
members, under the instruction of
Mr.. VIM. JoLLEY, who is said to
be a good musician and efficient
teacher. . Both. bands, We learn,
arc making creditable progress,
and are already able to "discourse
most eloquent music" Lancaster
should feel rather small, in the
face of these examples, at not be-
ingsblo to keep up a band.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

Our ScuooLDAY VISITOR for
February, published by Daugha-
day& Becker, 424 Walnut ST.,
Phila. comes to us brighter than
ever, and seemingly more than ev-
er encouraged by its New Years
success. We would urge our
Young Folks to send for q sample
number, and become acquainted
at once with this cheerful Month
ly. 1t offers q magnificent steel
plato Premium Engraving for eve
ry subscriber, as well as valuable
prizes for clubs, Prico of Maya
zine, sl.25 a year. Magazine and
Engraving, sl.50. ia aa
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
AerlenItnraI soeIety EIcctIon.

1t will bO seen by report Of pro-
ceedipgs printed in another place
that the Farmers Club Of Pleasant
township has taken recommends
tory notion on the subject Of Off
GERS Of the County Agricultural
Society. Tho ticket recommended
is composed of capable, worthy
men. Tho election takes place or
Saturday, Feb. 9th.
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DIR. CON Il

NAY be eousnllsd a ibilors ln 1850
In Lancaster At the Tallmadgo House. OF
TUESDAYS afteF the Express tram goes west untl
tho Accommodation tram noes west n me eve.
ming. Feb, o; March ~ May IL June !; July
10; Aug. 81 Oct. 8; Hoy. '.
IN Amanda AZ the Roekey House. On wedaes.
days. untlt the Express train Eves West linoSas
Fen. 10; March II May o.; June " July ~
sept. | (; Oct. o. Nov, 10.
IN New Lexington a The coihori House, On
Mandsya, Feb 8; Msrch 20 slay Suae
July II; aug 90; Oct. Al Nos.s.
Dr. CONE treats Bronchitis, Laryngitis, Con :
sumption. Asthma, and all dlseases of tho
Lungs aud air passages, Scroinln. ENLARGED
fOBsiis, Rronchoctle or Big Neck, Tumonrs et
all varieties, Dyspepsia, Piles, Neuralgia, Epi-
iopsy. Chorea, Paralysis and general nervous
innutrit'nu, Diseases OF the Heart, LAYER. KID
beys. Skin, Stomach, Blond. all the diseases
pecniarto Females aud all chronleand Cona.i-
tiltiOnal Diseases.
DR.. Como expects TO visit Lancaster rtgglarly
for years. n YOU are In poor health cousulv
him. Ycu will be amply rewarded for tline gnd
trouble by the thorough examination and Mis-
factory description gwen your case.
consuItation freein allcasss. Medicines cash.
Jan'y I, '0g-t.
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-l--7,f'- - =, = - =
LOCAL, NOTICES.
REMEMBER,

That the tooth plugging done by
H. ScorT, is not out done in the
United States, either in skill OF du-
rability. Keeps prepared soaps
for bcautiiying the teeth and sweet
ening the breath,
Broadway; 100 yards south Of
city hall. 8-2w +
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

Our friend Capt. CHAs II. RICE
has been appointed to the position
Of Express Messenger and Baggage
Master on the c. & H, V. Railroad.
The companies employing him
have been fortunate in securing an
agent of Charley's energy and
faithfnlness.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

To train up a child in the way
he should go-go in the way you
would train up a child.
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A AVALUAB-EF FARMFO OR
,NlAl' 10 SALE.

The @rm belonging tc the estate Ofthelale
DR.. Janea White, three miles sEast OF LaneOs-
ter, on the zsnesvlle + Maysville Turnpike,
containing lsO ceres. For terms enquire at
slocum 4 Whites Drug store.
Jan, IL, lsO0.tk ~ pIf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

> onebalf can oxIrh good oyslcFs,
fresh from Baltimore. and one
pound good butter crackers for so
cents--at Bauman's.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

To make little boys trowsers
last mako all the rest of his clothes
first. ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
LADIES FURS.

Ladies Furs arc now being of.
fered at cost and carriage at Brooks
Hat Store. Ladies sail soon and
make your selections as this is a
raro chance 10 get bargains. 4w
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pntnrs, Rnlletln.

II thore arc any SO blind al not
to be able to see it, we wiz state
for their information that it may
be found occupying the North
east corner of our sheet--inside.