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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Having sold my farm Eve :ailes
south OF Lancaster, on the Logan
road, west of the canal, L propose
to offer for sale on said farm
Thursday, 18th March, all my
farming implements. one two horse
wagon, several ploUghs, . harrows
harness, IL bead Of cattle, horses
3 yearling colts, and few bogs.--
1t had been mentioned the sale
would be at Mr.. Latta's; but on
reflection it is now settled to bC
on the farm. Sale 10 commence
at 10 A. NJ. Come everybody, Oh
tic horses to be sold arc good an
imaIs, and tho farming utonsil
are all new. Six months credi
will be given. We expect a jolly
time. u. TALLMADGE.
March 8, l670-2t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Second, the gronder object Of such
exercises, viz: the laying Of o deep
and broad foundation Of expert
ence, the begetLing Of praise
worthy self reliance in forensic
effort, and promotion Of refined
mental culture, cannot fail Of large
advancement in that neigbborbood
and especially in the school.
Let such spirit as that which
made this exhibition a successfully
accomplished iact be made more
general among the friends Of esui
cation. Let parents and teachers
DO interested. Let an esprit dr
corps be aroused, and let tho goot
cause be strengthened and vindi
Gated. EVAN.
Lancaster, Mar. 3rd, 20.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10
Enlargement and Improves
ment of the Fair Grounds.


We learn from Mr.. JOHN REBER,
President Of tho County Agrlcul.
tural Society, that ho has effected
the purchase of six and a halt
acres additional land for the Fair
Ground. Three acres are from the
Van Pierce farm, on tho north,
and three and a half acres from the
Widener property, on the vest
Tho cost Of the first named tract is
$500, and OF the last, S1667.--
This acquisition is OF the first i'm
portance to the Society, and will
render their fair ground suscepti-
BILE of being made equal TO the iu-
est in the State. That such i'm
provement will be speedily effect
ed, she racter for enterprise
and public spirit Of the President
and tho Board Of Directors of the
Society, recently elected, affords
sufficient assurance.
1t is contemplated, VIC learn,
to grade the grounds handsomely
and enlarge the trotting track to a
half mile in circnit; to convert the
Widener residence into a place OF
rendezvous for the lady officials
and other ladies attending the
fairs; 10 ro-modeland increase the
capacity Of somc OF the buildings
as speedily as the means can be
raised to accomplish it, and to
make other needed improvements
with all practicable dispatch. I'm.
der the circumstances, we look
forward with pleasing anticipa-
tions to tho prospect of the finest
exhibition for next Fall ever held
in the county.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10
Court--Thc Cly Case.

The trial of John ely, indicted for
manslaughter for the shooting of Wm
IIane, some months since in a "lN|lingH
sercnade, came to a conclusion yestcr-
day afternoon. 1t had occupied the at
tention of the Court for several days
and the arguments ofcounsel, in sum
ming up for either side, were made on
Tuesday and Wednesday, and were o.
mastery character. The jury retired
about 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon
and after deliberating some six hours
returned a verdict Of Not Guilty. Coun'
sci for the State-W. A. Shultz, Prose
cutting Attorney, and Col. John NJ
Connell. For the defendant, Ii. II
Hunter and G. d, Martin, Esqs.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10
Lecture on Woman Suffrage.

.
Miss REDDELIA BATES, Of New York,
who, with Mrs. NJ. V. LoSGLEY, Of Gin
cinnatL has been engaged for some time
past in leeturing in the principal towns
of Ohio on the general subject of Wo-
mems Rights, and more particularly on
Female Suffrage, viii deliver a lecture
at the City Hall, tomorrow ereaing.-
Miss BATES is commended by the press
Of the towns she has visited as a talent
ed and brilliant lecturer, and from
brief interview we are convinced that
she win illi the bill. We hope our cit
izcns will turn out generously and
shear her for her cause"
Miss BATES has requested us to state
that she would like to meet as many Of
the ladies of Lancaster as may choose
to call on her ut the Tallmadgc House
at 81 Z. NJ. tomorrow.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10
Charge 60 a Female Grand

Jury.
The remarks Of Judge Howe, in
charging the Grand Jury compOs.
ed IN part Of women, at Laramie.
Wyoming Ter, were as follows
"Ladies and gentlemen Of The
Grand Jury--lt is . novelty 10
see, as we DO to day, ladies sum.
moned 10 serve as jurors. The ex.
tension Of political rights and fran.
cbises 10 women is subject tina,
is agitating the whole country. |
have never taken an active part
in the discussions, but bave long
seen that woman was q victim 10
tho vices, crimes and immortality
Of man, with no power to protect
and defend bersclf from these
evils. have long felt that such
powers Of protection should be con.
ferrcd upon women, and il has
fallen TO our lot here 10 act as the
pioneers in this movement, and
10 test the question. The eyes Of
the world are to-day fixed upon
lthis jury of Albany County. There
is not the slightest imprOpriety in
any lady occupy ing the position
and | wish to assure you that tht
fullest protection ofthc Court shal
be accorded to you. 1t would bC
the most shameful scandal that in
our temples of justice and in oui
I courts OF lag, anything should bC
permitted which the most sensi
, tive lady might not hear with pro
priety and witness. Aud here ie
mo add that it will be a sorry da,
, Tor any man who shall so far for
, get the courtesies due and paid b,
r every American gentleman to eve
0 ry American lady, as 10 even, by
word or act, endeavor TO deter -
from tho exercise Of these right
with which the laws have inyeslc
R you.
5 81 will conclude with the re
mark that this is a qucstion 70
. you 10 decide fer yourselves n
:. man has. a right to interfere.
/, seems to be proper for women t
sit on grand jurics, which will civ
a them the best possible opportun
a a ties TO aid in suppressing the dcu
of iniany which curse the countr,
y | shall be glad Of your assistaDC
}, in the accomplishment of this OF
: cct. do not make these remark
- from any distruSt OF tho gcntl,
- men. On the contrary, l am c.
/. cecd.nGly pleased and gratiic
ir with the indications of INTEL
= gcnce, love Of law, aud good ordG
and gcntlcmauly department whic
e see manifested. | will now Ii
ten to any reason which any jurt
c may make for being excused. "
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

SHOWERS & BRo.--lhis new Boot
and Shoe firm is piling up tire
mendous stock of every variety ol
goods in that line in their new
room, Tallmadge block, next door
to the banking house of Garaghty
& Hunter. We have heard ot
some marvellous bargains being
had at this establishment, and the
proprietors do actually declare
that they will sell the best of worl
at rates so much lower than tht
people of Lancaster have been &C
customcd 10 paying, that they mus
perforce confess theiD astonish
ment when they learn the fac
from their own personal expert
ence in dealing with the new con
cern. Nothing can bo lost, at an!
rate, in calling there to see hoV
tho land lies, while much may b.
gained. r a, &
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Masonic EXCURSION. The
knights Templar Of Lancaster will
make an excursion to Columbus by
the afternoon FL. V. train on Tues.
day next. They 60 at halt fare and
take with them a band of music
The object is to join with theil
brethren at Columbus in a grand
Masonic celebration and festival
A good time will Of course be en-
joyed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Doors AND SnoEs.-Koehler is
now and has been for several days
receiving his new Spring stock
He says he can now show the peo-
pie of Fairfield county sights such
as they never saw before, in the
way of mems, womcn's, misses,
youths boys, girls ,chi!dron's and
everybody else's boots, shoes, gai'
ters, slippers, brogaps, stogas, &c
Homemade work also produced
more extensively than ever, BY
first class workmen. Call and see
Koehler's mammoth stock.
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FROM BERNE.
School Exhibition.

On7thc evening of the End Of
March we had the pleasure of at
tending an exhibition given by the
school OF Dist. No. z, at tho close
of their winter term of school.
The performances consisted oi
Declarations, Essays, Dialogues
&c, intersperscd with songs rem
dered by a young knight of the an
vii who holds forth in East Ian
caster.
The Entertainment was admira
ble-creditablc alike to teacher
and pupils; 1t indicated the perse.
vering energy which alone insures
success in all our undertakings
The performers, though not pecun
iarily rewarded, have yet hac
their rocompense In that the two
objects of such efforts were attain,
ed. First, the more immediate
one, the entertainment Of an appre
ciative audience, was fully and
very pleasantly accomplished =
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10
WHAT A FA1RrlE1p couNrr FAI

WHAT A FAIRFIELD County FAR
MER HAS DONE In TWENTY YEARS.
A friend and old subscriber Of the
Gazette, residing within few miles
of Lancaster, and who may be de-
scribed as q well.to. do. farmer, has
given US On outline of what he has
accomplished in period OF TWEEN.
ty years. The record is not claim
ed to be of an extraordinary char.
acter, but the relation Of it pos.
sessed ON interest for us as group.
ing together the results of twenty
years in the experience Of an intel.
ligent farmer relying for his sue.
cess solely on the Legitimate busi-
ness Of q husbandman. These re-.
suits may be greater or they may
be less than the averages OF such
experiences. Of that we have no!
the means of judging.
The gentleman referred to COM
menced twenty years ago with a
money capital of s4OO, and cbattel
property assessed at S43O. During
the twenty years he has paid $4,000
taxes, $4,000 interest, $1,000 tor
railroad stock, S7O0 doctor bills
$4,000 for hired help, $4,000 fol
land and $4,000 for numerous
other purposes Of miscellaneous
character including farm imple
ments and family expenses. HI
is not entirely out Of debt, but hal
S400 available funds and S320(
worth of chattel property as as
eessed for taxation. On this show
ing. one thing ut least, is eviden
that in fulfilling his destiny her,
below, the man that produces mucl
also spends much.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10
Read Below! Read Below!

A few certificates Of recommendation from
prominent citizens of your county.
BERSE Tow NsHiP, Fob. 25, 1870,
We have u sed Grover& Baker Sewing Ma
chine for eight years, in constant use. lts
preferred over all others on account OF its dur
ability of work, elasticity and sire ngth Of seam,
ease ofmoyement, and simplicity of the ma
chine. W. RIPPEY.
HOOKING TOWNSHIP, Feb. 20, 1870.
| can say to all my friends wanting good
eeNing machine, would recommend them to
buy Grover & Baker. / have use d one in my
family about eight years. It he's proved salts
factUryln every aspect.
GEO. II. STROBE.
LANCASTER, o., Jan. 90, 1870.
10 all my friends wantinga good family sew.
6 Baker asa very simple machine and capa-
bic ofdoing all kinds Of sewing. Ihsvo used
on in my family twelve years. 1t has given
satisfaction in every way.
THEODORE WILLIAMSON.
BLOOM TOWNSHIP, Feb'y a, 1870.
find the GroVork Baker stitch will wear as
long as tho garments do-outwear the gar
ment in facL. The stitch will not break or bind
seams when stretched, as others do, and nei
ther does 1t draw the work. have used O
Grover & Baker ten years.
MRS. GEO. d. CUSTER.
LANCASTER, O., Jan 90, 1870.
Having some knowledge and experience IN
machinery,I ! willingly give my expression
about the Grover ( Baker sewin ng machine. ]
think they srethe simplest machine ever saw
have used oaa eleven years, giving perfect
satisfaction. JOSIAH WRIGHT
LANCASTER. o., Feb. 90, 1870.
lhave used n Grover & Baker machlue four
teen years, and 1t is don ggood work to day.
EMIL GIESY.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Our correspondents are "toc
many" for US this week. The ia.
vors Of some we have to cut down
and others to omit entirely this
week. We shall do the best we
can for all = but meanwhile we
hope all who have anything tt
write will heed the admonition-
"boil it down"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

We are writing with "Kurtz &
Monaghan" Gold Pen which we
had the good luck to trade L. G.
BUTCH out Of. It glides over the
paper most splendidly, and has es-
tablished itself in our affections SUI.
premely, notwithstanding wo had
previously prejudice in favor Of
a different make of pen. Butch
has a few "Kurtz & Monaghans' T"
left, but they will go of as soon as
people Fad out what they arc.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

NJ, N. Griswcld, Photographer,
FiDni Columbas, IS here With all the
modern improvements IN Photographic
apparatus, witich, viii his vel knoN-l
skin az manipulation, will enable him
to pToduce the best work OF ali kinds.
Among specialties msy be mentioned
Tintypes, Ferrotypes, Porcelain pic
lures, India ink, water colors, and the
new style Of Photographs from re-
touched negatives. lie IS also prepared
to take orders for those beautiful oil col
ored photographs, specimens Of which
he has with him. Call early, as bis
stay willbe short. Remember the place
Mr.. weidner's New Gallery over So
cum & Whites drug store.
March 10, ls7o-2w.
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Sales.

r. Brumfeld offers for sale a
beautiful property in the suburbs
of Lancaster-also q tract of land
in Iowa. See advertisement.
NJ. A. Daughcrty offers sundry
articles of personal property on
his farm a short distance northwest
of the city, including live stock
cider mill and press, &c. Sale on
the 28th inst. Advertisement in
another place.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10
Attention HO!-Search Warrant
Wanted,


Attention HO!-Search Warrant
Wanted,
To find tho Pike from Lancaster
to the Ohio Reform Farm, said to
havo been built by Sam. Kiatlor,
on a contract with our County
Commissioners. Nearly five thou,
sand dollars are being paid in taxes
by tho citizens along the road for a
pike said to have been constructed
Of good unScrecaed grduet, as requi'
red by lao.
The Commissioners are kindly
and most earnestly requested TO in.
form said taxpayers where they
may find the Pike, as this is n
good timc of year to use It, while
tho roads arc next TO impossible
whom tho roads are good we
don't need pike.
HILLITE.
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Temperance.

The meeting of last Saturday
night at City Hall wo learn was a
success so far as o large attendance
and amin mated proceedings were
concerned. 1t docs not appear
however, that anything of u very
practical character was accomplish
ed toward the end prOfessedly aim
ed at. One of the best incidents
of the meeting was the collection
taken up for dafraying expenses Of
hall rent, &C., the same yielding
fair surplus which by common
consent was banded over TO Mrs.
Cook, a worthy and industrious
woman residing on North Broad
Street. ffl rs
An adjourned meeting we un'
derstand, is to be held at the same
place on Saturday evening next.
I
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New York Market.
NAN YoRK. March Z

FLoUR-Closed scarcely so firm.
GRAIN--Wheat quiet without decided
change; No. . Spring at 81 l2@1 is;
winter red and amber western 81 ESQ
! 30. Rye dull and nominal. Oats
dull and heavy at 55@561Sc for western
and 61@63lGc for Ohio. Corn scarce
at 9Sc@l for sound new mixed western,
Provisions Pork steady; sales OF
500 bbls mess, seller April, at s25 $40
% 50. Beef quiet and unchanged. Cut
meats and bacon nominally unchanged,
Lard quiet without material change,
Eggs in fair request and unchanged.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

PUBLIC SALE.-Christian Kraft win
sell in Havensport, on the 28d inst, a lot
ofpersonal property-mare, COW, wagon
buggy, wheat drill, harness, &C., &c
Bills printed at this Office will give fur
ther particulars.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10
CI,,IrcI, NotIce.

( Regular services will bs rOsum.
cd at tho LIST Eng. Luth. Church
on Columbus st., Lancaster, o, on
next Sabbath-at the usual hours
morning and evening by the Rev
g. W. Haldernsu, Pastor.
Mar. z, 70.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Roman Smith, 40 old pioneer Of
Fairfield county, and . fsssae
subscriber during nearly the en-
tire existence of the paper, died ut
his residence in Pleasant township
on the 21st ult., aged about 80
Years. Mr.. Smith was q worthy
and.pniversally respected citizen
He leaves a widely extended cir,
Gle of relatives and numerous de-
scendants. Eye l3 -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

THE Advertiser, having been <estored to
hoalthln atsw weeks, by a very simple Tsme-
dy, after having suffered several yoHrs with
severe lun gafection, ar that dread disease
consunptlon--is anxious TO mako known to
hisiellow.sufforers tho means ofeure.
To allwho desireit, he wi Il send copy o.
theprescription used tree OF CHARGE, wiihthe
directions for preparing and using the same
which they willRnd suEE eURE ron coNsuaP
IoS, ASTHMA, BRoScuIrIs, otc The object o
thesivertl ser in sondins the Prescription lie t.
benefit the selcted, and sprsnd information
which he Gonceives to he invaluable; and h,
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
will oostthem nothing, and may prove bless
ng.
Parties wishing the prescription, WI pleas,
ssdINsS Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Z. egs COZ aty, New York
may a., sa--lY.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Mr.. REBEEs famous thoroughbred
Engllsh turf stallion EaURRAHS will
make the season OF 1870 at theproprle-
tors stables, one mile cast Of Lancaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

THIS is the season Of the year when
it is customary to put out hand bills
conveying useful information about gen.
tleman horses and animals of the long
cared persuasion. The Gazette Office is
prepared to print them in superior
style.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

The ~Technologlst" and about
all the other popular magazines
and periodicals may be found OF
Billinghurst's.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10
Fresh Shad.

DAN. BUSH, at the Mithoff House
corner has them, as we know from a
magnificent specimen sent to this office
yesterday. Dush keeps the earliest and
best of everything, and this keeps him
overhowing with custom.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

THE Gazette office is turning out
quantities of fine job printing. Call
and see how we do it. There is small
excuse for any of our business men go-
ing abroad to get printing done.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

A good average article OF winter
weather has prevailed for the past
week. Snow fell on Eve different
days since our last issue.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

lancaster supports eleven butch
er Shops.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10
First Class Book Store.
NOTICE.

On thu nth day OF February. A. D, 1870, the
pronata Court ofFsIrield county declared the
estate Of Lafayette Pickering. deceased. 10 be
probably insolvent. Creditors are Therefore
reSuired 90 pressns their ulaims against tha
estate TO the undersigned, for allowance. With.
h eIr pnopths from the time above mentioned.
or ;hoy Will pot b entitled 20 payment,
EDWARD HARRIS,
kdsa'r offAhy ette Pickering.
FshruarYiItl, lbsORSN.
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rsg-ADvEnrIsERs who wish changes

eN3rADYERTIsERs VINO Wlsn ehahSes
made in their advertisements viii please
hand in their matter by the 18th inst,
as the whole body of advertisements
will be placed in new type before the
issue of the oath.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

TUESDAY evening, just after dark, a
half inch of Saow fell in less than ten
minutes time.
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Money. Money: Money!.

Wanted andmnst ba had, in settlement Of
the old MthofS Co., Hardware firm accounts.
Those nHebledare unestlynuted TO call on
Il "A. Muhot or Chas. II Creed, one or the
other ctwhoin wlllH lHt ali times be touEn a.
their ofice over the t,rdgarc Store OF NJ hri
& co.,audtheytrustlt will not be necessary
TO reneatthisInyitaton ina different shape.
June 49, Il
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

| A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
sllthe effects Of fyouthful indiscretlon, will for
the sake of suffering humanity, sendfree toall
whousedit, the receipt an direotonsfor max.
ingthesimple renoay by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishingto profit by ytheadvertiscr's
experience, can doso by addressing, perice
eonhdepce, JOHN h. OGDEN,
No. 42CedarstTeet, Now York
may27,'so Iy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Scarce articles butter and eggs
in Lancaster
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Blue birds put IN an appearance
on the Sd inst.-robins on the 18th.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10

Ifyou have n favoritc Amer
icaa Watch that yor desire % keep through
life take it TO Butch aud have it jeweled
thronghout--as weii done as at the factory.
Remember We guarantee better work than
auy ether house IN tho 'ity. L. C. BUTCH.
A.-if
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10
NEW DRUG STORE.

| have opened, on Main Street,
a retail Drug and Prescription
Store, and l keep in connection
thorewith a good assortment OF
Toilet articles.
Ny stock is entirely new, select
cdin New York City by myself, aud
persons dealing with mo can rest
assured Of getting pure and fresh
Medicines at fair prices.
pay particular attention TO GIL.
ing Physicians prescriptions.
II. 5. HUNTER.
Lancaster, Ohio, Sept. 2, 1869.
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CRocE's SUGAR CURED HAMS, CouD-
try Cured Hams and Bacon for sale at
Greed Bros. 5l.
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Just received another lot Of fine Arneri-
can Watches, and ut the lowest prices 81
Du.ch's. 4S-u
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Itch Ointment.

Why will you Scratch when re
lief car be obtained for % cents? ?
Buy u box of LiUtngst0n'8 Rel
Oinlment at Slocum & Whito''
Drug Store. tt.SS