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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Brackets, Drawing and Drafting Paper, Pen
Holder,, Portfolios, Writing Desks and Cases
for ladies' and gentlemen. New Combination
Inkstands, Copying Rocks, Letter Presses,
Rubber Copying Sheets, Gum Bands, Erasers,
Reward ofMerit Cards, new styles Visiting
Cards, Bristol Board, Perforated Paper, Treas
ury Blotting Pad, Rulers, Drafting Pencils,
Ruling Pens. Playing Carda, Business Cards,
stcreoscopes and Views atTuthll's Bookstore.
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o.TI,oPEL s. EVERsOLE.

3auufacturersandd dealersin Furniture az ~, a
c.s;no,Wsrc Of all kinds. Undertaking az
tended promptly with fine hearse, ii ana m rea a..
kinds Undertaking Goods inrnsnsa ,wo doors doors
oaaotI tofuo oching Valley National Bank Nam
sast OF hocN'"s 'feb. 27, '6s, ly.
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nv u, RILLINGHURST,

i. w,..,o,ordwi Wilson'S and Howe's
sos;nr N tchines, machine Findings, , snee,
music and instruction books; All H. ,no "satsnd ,s
MnwspW Withoff Bloc X Main st. feb. 27 '6S' ~
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S. A. KISTLER,
ATTORNEY At Law,

Promrt attentiongivcn to all branchesof'e-
SI no Notary Public olwoys:on hand.
special Attention given to;
p ,rt,tion, Division and Sale OF Lanus;
s.F,rsciosure of Mortgages ana eoiec'o"
of Dehts; ,. uo,tooges and Con-
tracts; .,,.t,,-otora. Executors
an Guardians; ,n..,o,
Omce. stairs, Tailmndge blOOh
.outh side Main street,
Dae, II, ,1S6S--f.
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VALENTINE MAYER,

Manuf,cturerandd dealer in BoGts andsnSes, Ses,
u"in street acc ond room east OF Hooking val'
order SS cS AMI rep ii ring promptly done.
oct '6S, ly.
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NnREW nAUMAN,

~ ,o,s,or R,ir ,shmcnt Saloon. Groceries !; /;
cdnIactionery, Bread, Cakes, 80. Msais"au
So ,sonable itama iee Cream and
ovster saloon up STAIRS ""' -
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AnrMmuI For the most unique ana
AGhNTD spicy Volume In existence
MARK TwAINs
lNNOCENTS ABROAD,
The New Pilgrims Progress.

L HU NVW LIISTIIII TVST0oo'
An account the pleasure excursion Of tho
steamship Quaker olty to Europe nndthe Holy
incidents and dadventures, as they appeared to
the author. While running over with wit and
humor, Il still llabounds with glowing descriptons
and with elegant and CLASSICAL alusions. It's
orioina IN its STYLE and character, ond is re.
Hac(,on or oompiliaton Of other books. As
"Mark TSain's Book" tits known and sought
for, and no other will or can conaictwith u. No
work offers better Inducements to agents, and
exclusive territory guaranteed, Send Tor de.
scriptlye circulars NETTLEToN w., iot
Elm st., Oinoinnati,O.
Sept. %, lS60-2m.
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PAPER AND ENVELOPES.

Good Business Envelopes at 81 o5per l 900.
Good Letter Paper, Commercial Note, Mt 10
cents quire Of "a sheets. Tuthlll has lust re;
Letter, Note, Bill and Cap Papers. First class
School Paper, Foolscap at Is cents qure, at
Tuthills.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
John W. WoRE.
JAMES NJ. WoRK.
ar n. uRU N
TAmEs McNIANAMY,

NI,nura,turerand dealerin Tin, Copper and n,
Sheet Iron Ware, stoves, 30, MAJ stree.
north side Adjoining Center alley. spoauhs
Jobwork and Repairing doneto 0raer'
Feb. OF, 'G8. II.
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rV CARTE r.,

bs:leriu Corn, Oats Goal, Lime fresh u ground md
cement, Salt, Groceries, &c. corner NV" ~, ,seJ AZ
nonalstrcets, % pposite Brewery laP'A'' "'''''
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DIR UGGLSTS.
~ EOHGE q. BECK,
tLoCUM d. WHITE,

T,ncaster, OHIO, have Just received large
and We il selected stock of American, French
and English Chemicals, Drugs, Medicines
HairBrushes, Dye-StuIfs, Patent MedIc,nesnno ne
Fancy Articles. aPrh lo, oo--y
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LEAD PENCILS-3O KINDS |

The old reliable Faber Pencil, all grades
from the eommC nest TO the finest, for sale by
the single one, dozen or gross. The celebra-
ted Eagle Lead Pencils from 20 cents dozen
IN TO The finest at 81 and 60 cents per doze n.
Fine Drafting and Drawing Pencils. Colored
Pencils Of 20 diilere colors. Carpenters best
pencils. Fine Gutla Percha Pencils. Gold
Mounted Pencils. lndelible Pencilsfor mark =
ing clothing, at Tuthill's New Bookstore.
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TEENS or $ sUBSoB1PToH.
DIR. CONE

My bo consulted as follows in 1859; .iv
T In lancaster, at the Tallmadge House, on
Tuesdays and until the Express train goes
West on Wednesdays, May, 4; June 8; July l3i
Aug. 81; Oct. 8; Nov. o,
: In New Lexidgt0n. at ihe Colbor House, on
Mondays, Feb. 8; March 20; May 3; June 7;
July ~; Aug. 80; Oct. 4; Nov.9. ....-. D..
Dr. GONE treats Bronchitis, Laryngitis, Con
sumption, Asthma, and all diseases OF the
I%lngs and AIR passages, Scrofula. Enlarged
r Insiis, Bronchocele or Big Neck, Tumonrs OF
all vaViatias. Dyspepsia, Piles, Neuralgia, Epi
.0ap1y, ,Cbarea. Paralysis and general nervous
Snnutrihon, Diseases OF the Heart, Liver, KID
noys, Skin, Stomach. Blood, alidiseases pecn.
liarto Fema.es and all Chronic and Cor nstitu.
EiOnal Diseases.
Dr.Cons expects t0visit LOnoAste regularly
for years. n you are In poor health consult
him. You will be amply rewarded for timo
and trouble bythe thorough examination and
SatisfActory description given your case:
Consultation free IN all cases. Medicines
'csah. lH.'H
Januaryy, 1seo-tt. aa.t
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STEEL PENS AND STATES !

Tuthiii keeps all tho varieties OF first class
SteelP PENS. Gillott's and all othors. The hn-
est Pens made at 30 at 90 cents per gross. linz
itation Gold Pens at 80 cents per gross. Platinn,
the only non corrosive PENN use for sale at
Tuth;lrs. Ladies' fine Pens q: 81 cents por
gross. 10 cases of Slates at wholesaleand re-
tail ut Tuthirs.
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ARNOLD's GENUINE INK!

Merchants, Bankers, and Business Men will
use only Arnold'a genuine writing fluid. so
dozen quart bottles just received. At whole
sale AMI retail by ]. g. Tuthill. Every bottle
warranted by certificate.
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!. G. SMITH,

nrANUFAcrURER OF CANDIES oA,Ni AND
N canfectione aud dealerln Grocer.oS' so
Fruits NntsGqd TSS'i rSS ia%ios Gnkss to toe order
uSn,smvs Ice Cream Saloon for ladies' ana
rOrStiemen' Northwest corner Of Columbus sn
and Main streets ""'o"
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r r. O,DONNELL,

NOs,,crin ali linds of Foreign and American
nOrnle Monuments, Tomb and HeadsloEes
BToOdway, ,ono square south Of the eos aHrEe' Iy
House. HNS" ~
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WINDOW SHADES AND
FIXTURES!

Tuthili. at his new store, keeps constantly on
hand all the latest styles Window Curtains,
comprising every variety. From the cheap
paper curtains at s, 10 and l5cents = piece to
ihe elegaat Oiled and Gilt Linen Shades for sit
tang room and parlor. He is sole agent for tn c
now improved Curtain Fixture, the best and
only good one now 70 use, which seiis tthe
see theml
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

PHOTOGRAPHS.
For sne and CKEAP PIoTURES' ca.
., Tho nav Gallery, orcr Dauidson d Brd'eo
Drug Store. n w BoRAH.
may 10, ls69-lys " w.
D. s, NEVILLE, Operator
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Favorable notice is taken, in
Glasgow Of a young lady who
plays the ACCORDION so we'll as to
make ignorant people believe that
il is a musical instrument.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-21

If we are to credit the statements Of a
new weekly jourpal in London, called Latest
News, England is really in bad way. The
opening article in the first number contains an
extraordinary greeting, part Of whi ,h is as fol-
lows ut is the age of dirty speech and OF un
clean writing. Walk the streets OF London by
day or night. and the oaths and obscenity will
sicken you; while the doubtful double entendre
provokes silSery laughter in many drawing
room. As to dirty writing no journal now,
ncD work Of fiction, no drama pays, unless
it contains illusions to sinful passions, unless
it portrays the pleasures of sense. Our popu-
lar novels especially, to their endless shame be
it said those written by women, are full of the
details Of illicit passion. and eagerly devoured
by hosts Of unsuspecting girls. The drama
has for some time been merely vehicle for the
exhibition Of the ankles of certain young ladies
who keep broughams on eighteen shillngs
week. The popular songs of the day all turn
upon such vices; in the stationers' shops the
portraits Of the everlasting lorette languish
side by side with venerable bishops and grave
statesmen; go into society's bathrooms, and the
style OF dress ladies adopt approaches to the
simplicity Of that worn by Eve in Paradise; the
records Of our hospitals are full Of the dire
effects Of the vice Of the day; everywhere We
see evidences OF this miserable sensuality
which is eating into the heart Of society-this
is verify the Age Of Dirt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-21

discussion of the constitution. I entirely
agree with that demand, for l consider that
the duty of every good citizen requires him to
take an interest in politics.. Indifference IN
such matters is dangerous for country. l
should also desire modification Of the arti
cles regarding the nomination OF deputies,
their number, and the formation Of the electo-
raj misconceptions. [Murmurs.] The num-
ber of members ought to be augmented, and
the reimbursement adopted as the basis Of
electoral districts. shall not dwell upon the
inconvenience of the present system; they
involve an anachronism which might become
dangerous to those who employ it. I now
come to another and graver point; alude to
municipal reform. [Noise.] share the opin-
ion Of those who advocate tne eiectlon OF the
Mayors by the municipal councils, or, il you
are not disposed to 90 30 far, ask for the sup
preston of the article which enables the EN-
peror TO select those functionaries outside the
local BODY. and also desire that the proceed
ipps of the latter should be made public.
Those are the principal points which l
submit to the examination OF the Sen1te.
I have confined my arguments to discussing
the constitutional obstacles which oppose the
foundation of that dream of my life, Liberal
Empire. Hereafter when We come to the dis
cussion of particular measures other questions
will arise, such as the suppression of what
remains of the law on general safety, the abo-
lltion of Article rs of the Constitution Of Year
VIII; bill on the administration Of the City
OF Paris; one on the relations OF Church and
State; on primary, gratnito1s, and obligatory
instruction; on he liberty OF superior teaching;
on decentralization; on the emancipation OF
the citizen; on the reduction Of expenditure;
and on foreign policy. Then will come the real
struggle, and we shall see all ancient abuses
and superannuated practices vanish. The
mission of the Empire ls to do what no other
government las been able to do, would not
have dared to attempt-to act in un son with
the great popular and democratic aspiration.
Do not allow yourselves to be frightened by
the Specter R)uge and other well-known evo-
cations The beet method Of combating re-
volutions is to adopt what is good in them,
and this is the path on which the government
has entered; let it perseyere. lApplause.]
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON, September 20.-It is believed
here that Sumner, in the Massachusetts, State
Convention, will take strong grounds in favor
Of Cuban recognition. 1t is thought that tha
public pressure will compel the Cabinet to
take some decisive action on Friday.
The small note famine will be partially re-
lieved after. The firstsH October.
Secretary Boutwell,, Commissioner Dalano
and Colonial capron have accepted invitations
to visit the Georgia State Fair, which takes
place at Macon on the 10Th Of Novembsr. A
steamer will leave here early IN November for
Savannah, where the party will take special
train for Macon. Other prominent govern
ment officials will probably attend the fair.
The aggregate specie reservoir the national
banks Of the United States is over seventeen
million.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, September 20.-A suit has
been entered in the United States Circuit Court
here against General James B. Steedman, ex-
internal revenue collector for this district, and
his sureties, by the United States District At
torney, for 5000, which it is alleged is due by
steedman as tax collector. The e1-collector
of Customs, who WAS brought here from ST.
Louis charged with completely with the s.. .0O0.-
600 whiskey ring swindle, was admitted to bail
to-day in the sum of O.ooO. to appear at the
November term Of the court.
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a@ ROPER HOSPITAL.-THE PUBLIC
are respectfully notified that part of the Roper
Hospital Building has been organized as PRIVATE
INFlRMARY. for the treatment of Patients in the
City and throughout the State, who cannot be coD-
veniently atten led at their domic.ls. The Trus-
trees are prepared to receive both Medical and Sur
Qical Cases at the Roper Hospital, where the beet
Medical and Surgical treatment, with Board and
Nursing will be provided, at the sum Of Twelve
dollars (s12) per week.
Apply to the Secretary and Treasurer Of the Board
OF Trustees, TT VIM. T. WRAGa, No. 81 East Bat
terry Charleston, or to the Resident Physician at the
Hospital, DR.. MANNING SlMONS.
aJ- Columbia PtGnix publis once week for one
month.
sept IA tui
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

LONDON, September 20.-The Times calls to
e mind that the first anniversary of the revolu-
tion in Spain has passed, and none of the evils
laid to the charge Of the Bourbons have di-
minished; they have rather increased. There
is greater distress and confession, and less con-
cord, efficiency and public security. The
policy of the government in the provinces is
reviewed, and it's action there contrasted with
its action in the City Of Madrid. The Times
acknowledges that all is done for the best; but
the conflicting views and diverging tendencies
of some of the members Of the government
produce helplessness and improvidence among
all. There is hardly ruling man in the whole
government. Such as they are Spain, must ac-
eept them; the country yields no better, and
must make the best of them.
The Daily News says the question as to an
improved understanding between Spain and
the United States remains unsolved. While
the latter is impatient Of delay, the former is
sending armaments that may precipitate con-
fict The Spanish exchequer is virtually
empty, and temporary loans are resorted to at
increasingly onerous terms. This fact must
be considered in estimating the possibilities Of
the pending crisis.
This mornings Post says: "It now appears
that America only made friendly represents
tions to the Madrid Government in favor OF the
reasonable demands Of Cuba. Probably Napo-
Icons advice to the regency is that Spain
should act considerably toward Cuba, and so
disarm American influence"
The Standard says that Prim's attempt to in.
duce England and France to join protec,c-
rate for Cuba has totally failed.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
that the recovery of the Emperor has caused a
hull in the fiery debates which had begun be-
tween the party Of the Emperor's and the
friends OF Prince Napoleon. The rivalry al
ready displayed by each faction gives fore.
taste OF what is in store for France, when the
death of her Emperor let's his family loose and
gives up the State to their unseemly discord.
The Bishop OF Exeter is dead, aged 81 years.
One hundred and twenty vessels and several
hundred seamen were injured and lost by late
English gales.
1t is rumored that Napoleon has telegraphed
the French Minister at Washington that France
desires Spain should retain Cuba.
MADRID, September 20.-The embarca ton OF
reinforcements for Cuba has commenced.
Prira will reach Madrid tomorrow.
+, Negotiations for marriage with Montpep-
sier's daughter improve the chances OF the
Duke of. Genoa for the Spanish throne.
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sept21
tuths5

ag MESSRs. P. H LRAKE & CO., PRO-
PaIETORs of the PLANTATION BIrTERS, are
said to be the largest importers of St Croi1 Rum
and Calisaya Bark in America. The Rutn imported
by this firm is oil used in the preparation Of their
Btters, and is manufactured under the immed ate
supervision of Of their agents. upon leased plan
tations on the Island OF st. Thomas. Over nine
thousand puncheons, about one million gallons, is
used annually for-ther Bitters alone. Tue Calisaya
Bark all imported from Brazil and is also gathered
and selected by tie natives. under the supervision
of an agent sent ou. for that purpose. The cures
produced by these Bitters are wonderful.
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sTPRErrY wOMEN.-A COMPARATIVE
LY few ladies monopolize the beauty as well as the
attention Of society. This ought not to be So but it
lie, and will be while men ae foolish and single out
pretty faces for companions.
This can oil be changed by using HAGAN'S NAG.
N0LIA BALM, which gives the bloom of youth and
refined sparkling beauty to the complexion, pleas
ing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain Of red. tanned. freckled
or rustic conpexion who will invest rs cents in Ia.
gan's Magnolia Balm. lis effects are truly wonder.
full.
To preserve and dress the Hair use Iyoa's Ka-
thairon. D4c wfm1mo Angus. Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-21

FIRES IN TUE srArE.-rhe market and guard
house at Bamberg were destroyed by fire or
Tuesday morning last, about 8 O'Clock. The
storehouse of Mr. Stephen b. Powers, in
Chesterfield, was burned on the 18th inst. Loss
one thousand eight hunth ed dollars. Both
fires are believed to have been the work Of
incendaries.
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&S SOLOMON'S BIrTERS. THIS PRE-
TARATION, compounded by one Of our Oldest and
most esteemed druggists has, during the short time
in which it has been offered to the public, attained
a reputation which has almost entirely driven out OF
market the various tonics and stimulants which, for
few mon hs, by exorbitant putting and heavy ad-
vertisng, succeeded in building profitable busi-
ness for their projectors.
soomon's Bitters are not of the hashy style, de.
pending upon large advertising, bought puffs and
fictitious recommendations for a sale to gullible
public. Their composition is well known to and ap.
proved by ma1y Of our best physicians, and The pro-
prietors depend upon the intrinsic merits of their
medicine to make it as popular as 1t is curative
They do net pretend to offer medicinal prepara.
ton that will cure all the ills that flesh is heir TO-
but they contend that the judicious use Of these
Blters will greatly alle,i late human suffering. and
bring very many to state Of comparative health
who have long been strangers 10 that great blessing.
One good genuine Recommendation of any pro.
fessed curative is worth dozens or hundreds of
bought certificates, and the Messrs. SOLOM0Ns
have only published few out of the hundreds of un
solicited testimonies wEic4 the have received. We
this morning give copy of letter from Bon. ALFX
b. STEPHENS, whose peculiarly enfeebled condition
for the past six months has been known to the whole
country His few earnest words will go much fur
ther to confirm the good opinion already existing as
to the beneficial Qualte. of this medicine than
would columns of stereoyped recommendations
from unknown parties:
LIBERTY HALL,
CRAwFoRDsvILLE Ga, August "A. 1862
Messrs. A. A. SOlomons d Co., Druggists, Savannah,
Ca:
GEsT1EmEN-Please send me half dozen bottles
of your Bitters. l have been using them lately
upon the recommendation OF a friend, with decided
be1eft, in giving tone TO the digestive organs and
general strength to my system. Send by Express
with value endorsed c. o. d.
Yours respectfully,
t5igned ALEXANDER b. STEPHENS.
August "a limo
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Humboldt celebration in San Francisco
was q fine affair.
Earthquakes occurred throughout Arizona
on the 5th. No damage reported.
The railroads south Of Louisville are not
blocked There is some delay, however, in
transferring goods over the river.
Advices from South America report that Lo-
pez, the Paraauayan Dictator, has been de-
feated and fed. There were great rejoiciucs
in Buenos Ayres and Brazil in consequence.
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%A CARD-SOUTHERN LIFE INSUR-
ANoE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
To the People of South Carolina:
The above Company was organ 'zed in 1866, in
consequence Of the wholesale forfeiture Of Southern
policies by Northern companies. unparalleled
success of the enterprise has forceu several of these
companies to restore their Southern policies, from
the fact that they could not operate in our midst
without the appearance of honesty.
We keep all our money at home to build up our
impoverished country-every dollar of premium
being safely invested in the State from which is de-
rived. The institution is purely Southern, and hence
should appeal with great force to the patriotism and
and sympathy Of every Southern heart.
'Tis rot our purpose to make war on other COM
panes, but TO exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern Company-founded on
patriotism and solid wealth. It's ratio of assets to
bilites-the true test of a company's strength-s
second to none this continent, being nearly $500
to sI0C.
Whenever and wherever we have presented the
claims Of this Company, it has not only enlisted the
sympathies of our people, but has also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured GOO policies
in South Carolina since the 10th of February. We
number among our Directors General Wade Hamp-
ton and Colonel VIM. Johnston, gentlemen well
known to every citizen of South Carolina. We ap-
peal personally to the people Of South Carolina to
assist in pushing forward this deservedly popular
Southern institution. ]. II. MILLER,
General Agent Southern Life Insurance Company,
No. 23 Broad street, Augusta. Ga.
8. Y. TUPPER,
Agent, Charleston, 8. G.