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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16
LANCASTER, OHIO DEC. i6, 1869.


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Not wholly, poet, from the eyes ,eoo,
'e'7 Doth love arise: @
For words create, though he'cr express,
bis This Happiness. 81 '"4
Once atthe portal Of the ear,
e Let love appear,
There IS no rest for heart, or brain,
TIL loved again!
No need of sight, enough fer me
15E Tohear, not see. ot
The god serve Is painted blind,
Z To show his eyes are in his mind
Hours at Home for Deesmbsre
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

Tho Ashland (Ohio) Times sa
Robert Bevington, of Knox TOW
ship, in this county has proba
The largest hog in the country.
is three years old this fall, wei
1900 pounds live weight; 1t is
feet long, measures six teot
inches around tho heart and
foct inlhsight.A Mr.. Bevington Z
refused Sl20 for it. sH ,25n4J
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The The newspapers W Of Florida
advising the people Of that st
TO abandon the culture Of colt
and devote o themselves. chiefly
sugar cane. It's supposed t.
Florida will become one OF
richest sugar regions Of the Uni.
States.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

"You had better lay in your coal
soon, said Spriggs' wife 10 him the
other night when he was starting
down street and Spriggs obeyed.
He came home intoxicated and laid
in his coal all night.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Brackets, Drawing and Drafting Paper, Pen
Holders, Portfolios, Writing Desks and Cases
for ladies and gentlemen. New Combination
Inkstands, Copying Rocks, Letter Presses,
Rubber Copying Sheets, Gum Bands, Erasers,
Reward OF Merit Cards, new styles Visiting
Cards, Bristol Board, Perforated Paper Treas.
ury Blotting Pad, Rulers, Drafting Pencils
Ruling Pens, Playing Cards, Business Cards
stereoscopos and Views att uthlll's Bookstore
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STKoPEL g. EVERsoLE.

Mauufacturersandd dealersin Furniture ard
Cabinet Ware of all kinds. Undertaking at.
tended promptly with a fine Hearse, and all
kinds OF Und ertaking Goods furnished at rea-
sonable rates. Shop and ware rooms two doors
cast OF II ockng Valley National Bank, Main
treet. feb. 27, 'BS, ly.
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ds S. A.. KISTLER,
81 ATTORNEY At LAW,
rgIANrA snHVr .sOuIn.

Prompt rtattentiongiventoall to all branches oflo-
gal business.
ma Notary Public olways.on hand.
Special Attention given to:
l. Partition, Division and Salt of Lands;
2. Foreclosure of Mortgages and collection
OF Debts;
5. 6 xecuton o Deeds, Mortgages and Com
tracts; ii
4. Business administrators, Executors
an Guardians;
IS. Bounty, Pay and Pension. y4.i
once, up stairs, TalImadgo II lock
SoWth side Main Street.
DAo. II, l868-tf.
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IN Il. nILLINGHUMST

Agen tfor Whe oler and Wilson's and Howe's
Sewing Machines, machine Findings, sheet
music and instruction books: all the latest
Newspapers and Periodicals from tho enst
the est NJ ithof Bloc k Main 81. feb. 27, 'GS, ly
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STEEL PENS AND STATES

Tuthill Keeps all the varieties of first class
Steel Pens. Giilotts and all others. The lin
est Pens made at 80 ut 50 cents per gross. I'm
itation Gold Pens at 90 cents per gross. Platina,
the only nOn-corrosive pen In use for sale at
Tuthill's. Ladies' fine Pens a. 6b cents poi
gross. 10 cases Of States at wholesaleand re-
tail at Tuthilrs.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

PAPER AND ENVELOPES.

Good Business Envelopes at 81 05per 900.
Good Letter Paper, Commercial Note, at ~
cents quir0 OF "a sheets. Tuthill has justre.
ceived 800 Reams Of all sizes and qualities oi
Letter, Note, Bill and Cap Papers. First class
School Paper, Foolscap at'ls cents quire, at
Tuthill's.
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TAMEs n1cMANAMY

Manufacturerand dea lerin Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron Ware, Stoves, &C., Mali street
norths ide, adjoining Center alley. .Spouting
Job work and Repairing doneto order.
Feb, ,27, 'GS, tt, ....r
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VALENTINE MAYER,

Manufact urer and dealer in Boots andShoes,
NJ ain street sec ond room eastof Hooking VAL
ley National Bank. The best of work made to
order, and repairing promptly done.
,0et.l, '6S, ly. r .....rl
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A NDREW BAUMAN,

Excelsior Refreshment Saloon. Grocer ries,
Confectionery, Bread, Cakes. &c. Mealsand
seasonabe RefreShmentsat r all times, Mains st.,
samuel Beery's old stand. Ice Cream and
OysterSaloon up stairs. may 7, 'OS. ly.
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U UNDERT AK IN q.
f.. GETZ g. SON

Gases, CGsEets and Collins
ooo6hssrse aiwavs in reaJiness I n attend I'm :.
lneralsin town and country at the shortestno-
tice andatthe lowest rates. ,It.
H1- Don't forget the place, North End
OF Columbus ST., LancRster, Ohio.
| Dec.s, 1868.
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TT GARTER,

Dealerin Corn, Oats, Coal, Lime fresh ground
cement, Salt, Groceries, SC. Corner Main and
canalstrcets, opposite Brewery. tAp.27, 6S, ly.
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FASHIONABLE INK!

The Ladies' use it Our Now French Violet
Ink Is used everywhere. 1t is said to be the
finest Ink ever manufactured. All sized bot
ties, from adime,to dollar. Try 1t, you'll like
1t, you'll use none other.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16
LEAD PENCILS-3O KINDS

The old reliable Faber Pencil, all grades
from the CONNIE nest to the finest, for sale by
the single one, dozen or gross. The celebra-
ted Eagle Lead Pc ncls from 20 cents dozen
up to The finest at 81 and 60 cents per dozen n
Fine Drafting and Drawing Pencils. Colored
Pencils of 20 different colors. Carpenters best
pencils. Fine Gutla Pereha Pencils. Gold
Mounted Pencils: indelible Pencllsior mark
ing clothing, at Tuthill's New Bookstore.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.RED MAY Err

ERED MAYER,
sUCOE5SoRoF JACOB KELLER,
Doalerin Groceriesaud Provisions, Southwest
corner Columbus and Chestnut streets.
complete stock always n hand. HiShestmar
ketrates paid for all kinds Of country pro-
duce.
April 8, 'GO.ly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

Blank Books, Memorandum Books, and
Pocke. Books Of every description. at Tut
hills Book Store Il n the room formerly occu'
pied by Smiths JewelryStore, Green's Block.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16
JAxEs NJ. WoRK. JoHS '
XNTORK d. BRO.

Manufacturers OF B OTIS and Sho es and deal =
ers in Boots and Shoes, Sole Leather, Moroc.
cos, Innings, Kips, French andAmerlcan Calf
skins, RndUpper Leather. Lasts, Shoe.pegs,
and Shoemaker's tools. Custom work made
TO order and repairing doneon short notice.
Main street, North side, second door West
ofCenter Alloy.
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J. g. SMITH,

MANUFACTURER OF CANDIES AND
lW Confectionerles, and dealerin Groceries,
Fruits, Mats and Toys; Cakes, Ice Cream, &C.,
urnished parties and families to order.
OystersanG Ice Cream Saloon forladies and
gentlemen Northwest corner of Columbus
and Main streets. march 4, ,lS6o-lySO
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.nHOTOGRAPHs.

For fine and CHEAP PICTURES, call
at the new Gallery, oUer Davidson 4 BraSce's
Drug Store.
may Is, ls00-ly8 CIV. BORAH.
D. s. NEVILLE, Operator.
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BRENNEMAN, n A

"A.
Bookseller and Stationor, ain street, one
door west OF Tallmadge House entrance.
School, Books, Blank, Miscellaneous Books,
Pictures, Gold Pens, Envelopes Inks, Stat es
An d Stationery ofall kinds. feb. 81, '68, ly
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GOLD PENS.

Tuthill lis sole agent IN this county for tho
sale OF the celebrated Fairchild Gold Pens, the
best IN useand warrantedten years. They are
used in all the mercantile houses and county
ofiices. ,rsf.F .Tr.l
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r F.O,DONNELL,

ID = - =
Dealerin all kinds of Foreign an ID American
marble monuments, Tomb and HeadstoHcs,
Broadway one square south Of the Market
House. march &c, 'Gs, lY.
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ATTORNE Us.
DRUGGLSES.
E6lfGEG. BECK
CLoCUM O. WHITE,

I Lancaster, Ohio, have Just received alarge
and we II selected stock of American, French
and English Chemicals, Drugs, Medicines,
Fanc Articles. iI 30 april 10, '6S-ly
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ARNoLD's GENUINE INK

Merchants, Bankers, and Business Men will
use only Arnold's genuine writing fluid. so
dozen quart bottles just received. At whole-
sale ami retail by J. q. Tuthill. Every bottle
warranted by certificate.
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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27
COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
August Sd, 1859. (

To the Tax Payers of the City OF Norfolk
NOTICE is hereby gi ven to all persons
whose City Taxes are due for the year
1859 that am ready to receive them, and
respectfully refer them to the following
Ordinance .!oH vi
SO. PREMIUMS FOR PROMPT PAYMENT
OF TAXES.--Ehat all persons assessed tor
taxes on the Assessors roll, and with
lamp taxes, who shall pay the same to
June to twenty-tourth July in any year,
shall be allowed q discount OF six per
cent. on the amount thereof; and such
person who haIl pay said taxes between
the tWenty-fonrth day of July To twenty
fourth August succeeding shall be allow
gu q discount OF four per cent. on the
amount thereof, and from the twenty
fourth OF August to twenty .foul tn Sep
temb Der a discount of Two per cent; and
from the tWenty-fourth OF September to
twenty -tourtn OcLouer no discount shall
be allowed; aud all taxes remaining I'M
paid on Tue twenty. fourth DAY of October
10 twenty fourth of November an addi-
lion OF Two per cent. shaIi be added, and
from twenty fourth OF November to first
day of January following, Il 1urther addi-
lion OF four per cent. shall be added :
alter hrst OF January the Collector is
empowered to make the taxes ny war
rant CT otherwise.
The above Ordinance has been alpend-
ed, Tor This year only, so as TO allow a de-
auction OF SIX per Cent. TO the 18th OF Au
gust, 1859, and no allowance of the four
per cent. The remaining clauses remains
in full force.
shall be i n my office from 8 a. m, TO 8
p. M. Sundays excepted,) until the 24th
of August. E flH Il
l-.s A. L. HILL,
au4- Collector.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION

Junior Department, including the ord
mary English branches, viz: Spelling
headlng, Writing, Grammar, Seogra-
Phy, with Map Drawing, Arithmetic, &C.
Terms, Sl2 5o IN advance. per quarter OF
Senior Department, including Higher
Engiish, viz Elocution, ETY. illogical
spelling and Defining, Rhetoricc, &c,
algher Mathematics, including Algebra,
Geometry, with Mathematical Drawn =
Irlgonometry and Surveying, Descrip.-
i've Geomtly, Analy teal Georntry, Di..
ierent1al and Integral Calculus, Natural
fnll lsophy, Astronomy, &c.
ANCIENT languages, VIZ. Latin and,
Greek,empraclns The usual course taught
"a High schools and Colleges. Terms
dlgh Mathematics with English, SIS per
quarter IN advance: Higher Mathemal-
LIS With English and Latin, Ss'7I5 pr qaar-
Ter IN advance Higher Mathematics
with Latin and Greek, SO per quarter in
advance: Fuel Isl per session French
10 per quarter extra.
the Pr nclpal would call special atten
tIOn TO the Introduction OF Mathematical
ORA wing INTO the regular course of High
er Mathematics. The Drawing course
Will embrace Architectural Drawing
perspective and Isom ctr Cal Perspective
and will be specially adapted to the,
wants of Mechanics Architects, EBgi-.
neerS, &c.
Good Board can be obtained at $50 per
month.
r. GATEWOOD, Principal.
au24 -eodlm
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27
ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN PHILA-
DELPHIA

Philadelphia, Aug. 24-Early this
morning Thomas l.. Evans, aged sixty
three years, was killed by his son, Mar
shall Fl. Evans, at the house of Mrs.
Belshaw. No 800 South Tenth street,
occupied in part by Evans. The fami--
ly. with the exception of Marshall, were
taking breakfast, and had entered into
Marshall for some time past. They had
concluded that the father, after break
fast, should visit DR.. Duke, who had, ex-
pressed the opinion that the son was
insane, and had better be sent to an in :
sane asylum, and obtain from him a
certificate of insanity, on which he
could be removed to an asylum
ID Just as this had been concluded, and
to which it is thought Marshall had
been listener, he stepped into the din
ing roon, and as he took his seat his
father said, Good morning." He did
not reply to this salutation, but ate
pretty heartily, and while he was thus
engaged the father left the room to
change his gown for a coat, and procur-
ing his hat, started down the front
stairway. Marshall had stepped into
the hall, and as his father was passing
into the vestibule, he drew d revolver
and fired three shots in rapid succession.
The father retreated through the parlor
to the hall again, and back toward the
dining room. ,ha. g5,
Passing the pantry he clutched at the
door, and from that fell into the arms
of Mrs. Belshaw, who lad him on the
floor. Marshall followed his father all
the way back, and as the body was ly-
ing on the floor he bent over it, but said
nothing Mrs. Belshaw said to him
Marshall, see what you've dore, tc
which he did not answer. The youns
ladies, on hearing shots and seeing Mar,
shall with pistol in his hand. gave the
alarm and he was taken into cu<t ,dy
To questions asked he replied, 4 dom
feel rig t. The father died soon after
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27

HeAp There seems very comDeDda-
BILE newspa mania here, at present,
instigated no doubt, by the successful
achievement of the Day Book in origina-
ting and successfully carrying through
the late "new movement" which has
acquired such world wide reputation
for the city of Norfolk and the State of
Virginia A few weeks ago the an
nouncement was made that two new
papers would speedily make their APP
pearance in our city, one of which has
since come out and the other we pre-
sumo will soon follow. In addition to
these, we are gratified to hear of the
prospect of two others, one daily and
the other a monthly. The daily in this
case, we presume. is to be regular
"rouser," somewhat on the principle of
the New York Herald or the London
Times, as it is in contemplation to m"ke
it joint stock concern, with cap. al
of fifty or hundred thousand dollars, in
order to get up circulation Of ten or
twenty thousand at once SO as to CON-
mand lucrative advertising patronage
speedily, and not have to labor and
wait so long as the Day Book has had
to do to &C, omplish those gratifying re-
suits. The public should hail these
evidences of newspaper enterprise IN
our midst with joy, as they are good
omens. If we can get up bakers do
zen Of papers in our city, and keep them
in the field, with circulation for each
of ten OF twenty thousand, they must
prove Instruments Of great good in help
ing on the progress Of our city; more
particularly if each of them should prove
sagacious enough to originate "new
movement" as important to the interests
of Norfolk as that Of ours. Besides, the
moral effect would be- tremendous; our
city would at once assume, rightly, the
position of the literary "hub" of the
South. whence would emanate all the
grand ideas of the new regime, and
OF capitalists would rush here
with their millions and millions of mo-
ney to invest in trade and real estats'
and where we have not more than b
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27
FRIDAY MORNING, Aug. q, 1869
CUBA.

1t appears that Spanish interests in
Cuba are in rather an alarming plight.
The rebellion somehow or other cannot
be "crushed," the rebels in that island
being quite smart enough to profit by
the blunder of the Southerner, in our
country in the late struggle, il refusing
to free the slaves, and thereby secure
their aid aud assistance. 4 Havana
correspondent of the journal of Com
MERGE says that efforts are to be made to
import thirty thousand troops from
Spain to put down the revolution The
Spanish officials in Cuba aud the Castl-
lians at home having no money nor the
means of raising it to pay the expenses
of.shpping and supporting this army,
the Cuban loyalists, largely interested
in property and trade on the island ,pur-
pose to subscribe the necessary sum,
each contributing according to the va
lue OF his estates. ST., 100000 is the a.
mount estimated for putting 80, 900 fresh
Spanish soldiers in the field, to say no.
thing of subsisting them when there.
This story seems probable. But IT it
is true that such an eccentric military
venture is really contemplated, we can
only say that the Cuban Spaniards might
as well give up the fight. If Spain
cannot find men and money to keep
Cuba--as she. probably cannot, having
need for all the troops she can raise to
crush out Carlists and Republicans, and
being as bad as bankrupt in fortune-it
would seem to be fair question whe-
ther it is cheaper for the Spanish land
holders in Cuba to try to maintain
Spanish dominion in the island or TO &c
over to the Cuban insurgents
The fate Of Cuba, in the early future,
so far as we can Judge, turns ON the abb
A
lily of Spain to hold her. If she is left
! to her own resources there can be but
little doubt of the eventual success Of
the revolution, and the wisest policy Ell
those who would retain property there
would be to transfer themselves en-
masse to the ranks Of Gen. Jordan.
On the 9th inst. the Impartial news
paper of Madrid asserted that twenty
thousand troops would be sent from
Spain to Cuba in September. Since
then the political and fuancia! affairs Of
the home government have been going
on from bad to worse, and we infer
from our correspon dents letter, that the
Cuban Ioyalists have given up hopes of
relief, unless they club together and i'm
port it at their own expense. That such
a scheme is seriously discussed is proof
that the Cuban revolution is nearing It's
end
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zen or SO of commission merchants who
are at present realizing from ten to if
teen and occasionally one from twenty
to twenty-five thousand dollars a year
from their business, we should have
crowds of them focking here from al
over the South, bringing US oceans of
business. There's no telling the virtues
of printers ink when properly smeared
on.
The scoffer may scott at If Why
cannot we accomplish something like
these apparent impossibilities as wei! as
other folks Amt we a large city all
ready, and amt week pecting speedily
to extend our limits from Deep Cree
to the Bay Shore, and may be final
take in Petersburg and a number OF
other small ruralities; aud why can't
We? and if we can, what's the use of
talking about If? Smear on the Ink
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27

a@- The Lynchcurg Intelligencer,
jCol. GLASS; paper,) comes out in an
editorial, charging upon; the Conserya-
tive Central Committee, of which h. It.
Daniel, Esq is Chairman, the whole
blame Of the hitch in the Virginia cleo
tions, and what itthinks will be the de-
feat of the wishes OF the people, or the
turning over of the fruits Of the victory
to the radical faction. The article asserts
that Mr.. Daniel was in possession Of the
views and determination of Gen. Candy
in regard to exacting the test-oath, in
ample time to have prepared the peo-
pie of the entire State to prepare them
selves with candidates that could, take
the oath, but that he purposely with
held the information from the people
nntil after they had made their nomina-
tions and were about to 60 into the cleo
ton. The Intelligencer seems impress
ed with the idea that, if this was not
b. :
wilfully playing into the hands of the
radicals for the purpose of defeating the
true republican party, it was at least
hazarding the cause in a very reck less
manner, which it thinks will secure the
defeat of the entire Walker ticket, ex-
cent the Governor himself 81 Iu.ui
If it is true that Bourbonism has done
this thing for us, the people may posi-
bly, be able to realize what calamity
has been brought upon them by those
"Artful Dodgers" Of the "rule or ruin
stripe. But we earnestly hope the In
telligencer is mistaken in its views.
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q It a r "A. NsTLI N Z
N o r C. E.! -. en-,

L. On and after the 10Th instant, all
vessels arriving at this port fiom ports to
the Southwark OF Cape Fea- river. N. o.,
will be required to heava TO at the Quar-
antine Station near Buoy No. 7, opposite
Oraney Island, and there await the in
oection anu orders OF the Health offit er.
@ All vessels from ports known 10 ne
infected with yellow Fever, Cholera or
other Epidemic Diseases, but having had
no case during the voyage, viii be quar-
antined ten days and thoroughly fumiaat-
ed under direction of the Health officer
8. Vessels arriving having had infec-
tious or contagious diseases on board
during the voyage, will be quarantine
until ten days after the disappearance o.
the last case, and thoroughly fumlsa &c
under the direction of the Health t1ittr
4. Vessels arriving from infected ports
through the Albefnarle and Chesapeake
Canal, will be subject To ihe same rales
and will await Inspection AMI. oru.ls y
the Health officer at or near Burton Is
Point. tslua a.a .H3ggAt y4@t
5. Communication with tn shore y,
passing vesse.s will not be allowel4 "a
cept by permission of he Health OH !
&. Masters of vessels and Pilo's Ii
charge, and Harbor Mast eFs, wilt be- l. ga
responsible for any violation on the above
By order of the Board of Health. o1
s E, D. GRANIER. N. D.a
Heath Ofhcel
NokFoLK, VA, June LIST. 1861 jel
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27

Do you wish to be successful in life?
Then follow their example; let the Won
derful potency Of the human will in
scribe, high up on the tablet Of fame,
your name as an educated, successful
worker. Dare to do. What man has
done, man can do.