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tr- J1 GaiarroM), Koooa Sutphen ZDiTonmxD puoPRiMTona. LANCASTER, OmO Tliursday, Nov. 4, 1SG9. See notiooof Dr. E.

Lynch Among new adTortiscmeotx. 1 Correction. The first premium on Jack, Class G. should have been crodited to J. J.

Fisher, in list of awards published last week. The mistake occur ed in the preparation of copy for publication. R. M. C.larkk, Esq, brought with him from Nevada and prevented the Gazette some splondid specimens of California grapes, of the Tokay variety, larpo and of a luscious, raisiny flavor.

A flock of wild turkeys missed their rockoning ono day last week and flew into our city. One was ehot by Major Cox near his res-i dence, and others were caught by different individuals, after an exciting chase in each instanco. After an unprecedented spoil of "squaw winter," Indian Summer soomed to have fairly set in on Wednesday, with all the delightful haraeteristie8 of that glorious sea-eon. Everybody says "long lifo to it." Personal. Our city has boon onlivened within a week by a visit from C.

Roland, formerly editor of the Ohio Eaglo, now of the Green villc Democrat. lie was looking prosperous and happy, and seemed to be enjoying his visit hugely. Our friond and former fellow-citizon Rout. M. Clarke, Esq with his lady, arrived in Lancns ter on Monday, from Carson City, Nevada, his present place of residence.

An absence of five years has effector! but a slight charign in his appearance, and that, if any difference, fur the better. Wejudgo that people grow old vory slowly in Nevada. lie will spend several weeks in visiting rolatives and friends in this region boforo returning to the SUvee State. We had a pleasant call, a few days from an old friend, (though by no moans an agod person,) Sir. Andrew Clayton, an Express Messofigor on tho Illinois Centra! Railroad, residing at Odin-Ill.

After it brief and ogreoablo visit to friends and relatives here, he left for home on Tuesday last. Beery, Brown Co. This firm has a new advertisement in our columns this weok, from which it will be seen that they are offering better inducements to purchas ers of dry goods, than ever. This house has. made wonderful strides into tho good opinions of the people) as tho crowds of buyers always in ultondauco thore will attest.

About to Leave. The Tiffin Tribune of last week says Wo aro sorry to learn that A. T. Bnrncs, President of tho Tiffin Agricultural Works, has decided to leave this city. He goes to Lancaster, Ohi 3.

to engngo In tho manufacture of Agricultural Implements and Machinery. Tho citizens of that city having a just appreciation of his a-bility and worth, offered him such inducements as ho would hardly fool like Blighting. The company ot which be becomes a member commences with tbo snug sum of $200,000, with an immeneo building, favorably located, already o-rooted, and with tho most Haltering prospecis of success. Lifo of We are in receipt of a copy of a voluminous and handsomo pamphlet, boing a skotch of the early history and life of tho phil osopher of deathless fame, for which we are indebted to Maj. J.

W. Free, a brother of tbo il lustrious champion and orator of Trsth. Tbo work is well gotten op and full of interest. Wo advise every body to procure a copy. i Konioval.

The Florence Sewing-machine agency and offloe of Geo. II. Smith, is now in tho room over Brown Storo, Rising build IngOI "One Poor Girl, The Story of Thousand" We." acknowledge tho receipt of a copy of a literary production by Wirt Sikes, entitl ed as above. Though in tho form of a work of fiction, there is un doubtedly more truth than fiotion about it, tho author having evi dently woven the story from facts and incidents which have oomo un dor bis own observation rather than from the funcios of an imng inative brain. Those who heard tbo lecture of Mr.

Sikes in this oity last winter, will have some con ception of his' power in the use of language, and of tho general cbar acter of the subjooti dealt within this volume. Tho book i worth buying, worth readjng, and its lei too worth laying to heart, 1 A Confidence Operation. A correspondent at Amanda furnishes us the details (for which we have not room) of a small confidence operation which lately came off in that village. The substance of the account is that some ten days since a young woman calling herself Annie Johnston arrived on the evening train from Zanesville, and applied to tho landlady of the Amanda Hotol for omploymant as a domestio. Sho represented herself as floeing from the abuse of a drunken stop father, and said she had not tasted food for thrco days.

Iler appearance and story touched the footings of the kind-hearted landlady (Mrs. Portor,) who, although sho did not need the scr vices of tho stranger, guve her a place. She was provided with necessary clothing, and set to work in the kitchen department. Things went on swimmingly until Salur day morning last, whon, having occns'on to get an early breakfast for a number of railroad employees, tho landlady sought tho couch of tho "gentle Annio," to arouso her to the duties of tho morning- But lol the bird had forsaken its newly found nest and flown. A prompt investigation then disclosed the fact that some 850 worth of ladies' apparol had also disappeared.

Then came the bustlo of inquiry, search and pursuit resulting in the dis covery of the fugitive at no great distance from the village, and her boing escorted back to tho domicil of hor benofactress. But oh, how changed in appearanco! Feather cd, painted and bedecked in the gorgeous apparel sho had purloin od, she looked like a city hollo in distress, a very picture of injured innoconco. It will vory naturally bo supposed that this piece of crinr inal ingratitude provoked an in stant legal prosocution of the of fonder but mark tho sequel. Af ter recovering her goods, tho land lady, in a true christian spirit, In stead of prosecuting, procured for tho poor unfortunalo a railroad ticket and sent her home. It is to bo bopod this treatment will liavo a moro salutary effect upon her than would have resulted from prosecution and imprisonment.

Bale of the C. Z. Ituilroad. By advertisement in the Com mercial, and tbo Gazette, of notice is given that tho above Road, with all its property and franchises, will bo offered for at public venduo at the door of the Court Houeo in Cincinnati, on the the first day of December next. Tho sale is by Charles Moran, Trustee and Special Master Commissioner, by authority of a decroo of tho U.

S. Circuit Court for the Southern District. Tbo whole concern must bring in cash. Messrs. Hunter Dauouertv, of this city, aro the Solicitors for tho Complainant in tho case.

Big Thin ior Carroll. We have a lino from tho immor tal announcing that he will speak in tho school houso at Carroll on Saturday evening noxt. Thoso who dosire to soe the veil lifted which enshrouds tho immor tal visago of Truth, and to have the pressure of error rcmovod from their own hampered and prejudic ed understandings, will attend. Two humorous young ladies of Circlevillo, Ohio, wroto a bogus or der on a doctor's slate, and woro glad, before thoy got through with tho still moro humorous physiciana to pay him one hundred dollars to lot it drop. Tho Cincinnati Chroniolo Alma nac and Year Book is a valuable publication which ev'ory politician and business man should havo, and tho Chronicle ilBolf is a dosirable nowspaper.

Sco advertisement in another plnco. Interesting: and Valuable Pub lication. JTomes and Fortunes, is a hnnd some volumo of noarly C10 pages, which has boon issuod from the press of tho Peoplo's Publishing Company. It contains a compar ativo viow of tho resources and ad vantages of tho various parts of tho United States, describing the soil, climate, mineral, and agricultural productions, tho publio lands, with tho quality and prico of farms In different localities, and furnishing a convoniont and instructive man ual for persons who are sooking a new home in tho West and South Tho condition of tho Southern States as a field for immigration, affords a subject ot aponial interest at tho prciont moment, and is troated with the fullness of detail that is duo to its importance. Persons wishing to booome ogonts for a book so saleable as this must bo should consult the advertisement which appoars in another part of this paper.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST, as woll as the most popular and successful Business College in this country, is the Iron City Col logo of Pittsburg, Pa. Its graduatos now nurabor upwards of sixteen thousand. For Ciroulars stating terms, address tho Principals, 6mith Cowley. Citizens' Loan to the II. V.

Manufacturing Company. We are indebted to our neigh bor of tbo Eagle, for the following list of subscribers' names, and tho sums subscribed to tho loan to the abovo montioned Company The figures represent the number of dollars subHcribcd G. A. MitholT, M. A.

Dougherty, 1.O00; P. B. Ewing, 1,500, J. 0. Woavor; 1,500, J.

D. Martin, J. T. Braseo, P. Rising.

G. O. Beck, Rober Kutz, Thco. Mit- hoff, T. Ewing.

II. II Hunter, 1.000; i. it. Mumaosh 500; B. F.

Reinmund, 500; J. S. Hraseo, 500; Thos. Sturgeon, David Uuber, 500; F. A.

Shaeffor, 500; M. D. Odwalt, Isaac Claypool, J. C. Urubb, 500; S.

J. Wright, 500; Slocum White; 200; J. Work Son. 200; J. Wygum, 200; G.

W. Brock, 300;" F. 100; Louis DoUail-ly. 100; D. K.

Fishol, 100; Daniel Ward, 200; Jacob Baker Son, 300; JI. V. Woakly, 200: C. F. Steel, 1,000: J.

G. Myers, 500; Mrs. II. P. Kauffman.

Mrs. M. M. Goulding, 500; Miss Etta L. Kuuff.

man, 500; II. II. Encampment, I. 0. O.

F. 500; J. Ulrick, 300; P. B. bliory, 200; Christian Uuber, 100; W.

L. Rigby, 200; C. F. Rai- nov. 200: Goo.

I.in2. 100: W. Croed, 200; P. W. Bininger, 100 W.

E.Brosrn, 100; A. M. Beery, 100; Cunnou. Watson 200; Jno. D.

Jackson 200; Patrick McCormick 300; Mrs. E. A. Beck 200; Robert Johnson 100; Jits, McMunamv 100; Wm. Slowart 100; J.

M. Galinfrhcr 000; J. B. McNoil 100; L. Il.Olds 300; 11.

Soipol 100; Peter Miller 100; Jno. A. Ileim 100; C. Flemm 300; W. II.

Shutt 200; Jno. II. Rhodes 100. As sorao few thousand dollars were advanced by persons unablo to loan at tho stated interest, six per a subscription was startod for the purpose of raising a donation to pay tho ditToronce of two per cent. Tho nuracs and result wogivo bolow.

Uobt. Reed 30; II. Springer 30; Wm. T. Wise 25; Jas.

Duncan 30; J. C. Hito 20; C. M. L.

Wiseman 20; A. Bronncman 15; M. Lovy 15; II. B. Huntor 50; Zabm Bro.

G. W. Pratt 25; Sniff Alien 10; John Rudolph 10; J. O. Smith 25; J.

Armbruster 10; Phil Bauman 10; Geo. W. Bock 20; fl. A. Geboloin 10; Griswold.

Kooken Sutphcn 15. Henry Cooper was on the 22a inst. elected United States Senator from Tenncssco, the vote on the final ballot standing: Johnson 51, Cooper 55. Mr. Cooper is at pro-sent a member of the State Senate, repro3cnting Davidson County.

LauciVsterMarkcts. Flour Corn Rye Barley bbl it 8G 507 00 II 05l 10 (i075 70(375 125135 Oats Potatoes 40 no iv 40050 Onions C0a8U Butter lb. Lard Hams Sides 11 Shoulders Tallow LOI. Hay ton Dried Apples lb. Peaehcs 30 202" 1820 1618 1516 10 1518 10 00 in 1C Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati, Nov. 1. WhlsVy-rmilattl in Pro visions Mess pork dull at VI new nork held at i0. huvers holding oil iork held at J30 M), buyers holding olf. i oldlmlk meMs in the market.

Newehnnl ders, half cured, offerodnt I.nnl at for steam rendered. The siock 01 bacon is eiliausted nod prices aro nominal. Oreen menlaarediillnt the close nt llatjltc foi shoulders and sidoa, but hams in fair iloinandul li Mutt In light supply nnd market firm nt 30(To for fresh. At Wtwe. Uieee-At Flonr-Dntl i lumily ntSS 7" Ural n-Wheat dull nt SI l'n'l lilbrNov anil I Corn in fair demand at fii'frtiNc for new nnd for o'd.

Outs firm nt wifuiinc the l.itier riuo for whito. Kvednll Bar-lev dull nl 81 AUricl AS lor full. Ilogs Firm but tew on (he market; sales at yjivjiu ine muerraie lor excrn isrgo. New York Market. New York, Nov.

1 Flonr Closed dull ud slightly in buyers favor. Ii rain Wheat active with About ftdvnnee-, winter red nnd amber western at SI 41(aJ 4" de inandpnrtlv speculative, ltye nominul. Onts Hrm HLii5riuiiit.c fur western, hitter for choice. Corn firm at U4(n)t no for unsound, I (lira, I (M ror sound ni'xeu western, l'ravlalone Pork nnmir.nllv unchanied Peefqulctasd stonily. Uuoou and cut meats nomiunl.

ard-Dull at nilicfor good to prime. K.ggs oicuay. New York Cattle Market, New York, Nov. 1. Beef Catlle-Nitmhor of cattle for the week nnd to day.

They pome in jnte, and fully two are left unsold. Trade is extremely dull, the weather softening for rain nnd the dead meat markela filled to overling Inn. 1'riccs varied from UQIflo, averauing 1:1140. Thetopor ine maricet may nimnsv do eanoa IBUio. ao vorv lew bo niiove that.

Man? thin cattle are on' sale. There is no life whatever to the trade, nnd a decline of Is noted. A drove rf MO Kentucky cattle, 1 cwt. brought ir(giiAc; 1:111 Indiana, y2 c1' rtlioivt. i'exans.

10c. Mhrep and l.ainbs Total sheep, witli on sale to-day, nearly nail 01 mem holding over, so dull is trade, pnoepare low er, aelling at Ijimhs at Ohio sheen. 72 lbs. so at 4c! ft car of lbs. ot a lot of Canada, tin Ihs.at flo; a lot ol Lambs, 04 lbs, slot of 08 lbs, nt 8c; sales or 0,0 dun ng tne weeK.

Nwtne ToialSwmo, 18.IV2U; 40 cars were re oei ved to. day, mostly for slsughterers; dressed sell at lllo, live at BilKtoci a car of 200 lbs Michigau sold at nc; a car of Illinois, at MAKRIED. VAN BUBEN-n I ESTAND On the SRIh lRiill. nt thorosldenco of the bndo's parents! Mr. Henjamin Van Himn loMiis Rebecca Hies-land, by Samuel Oofnian, J.

til of Fairfield county, u. Wo wish the nbovo hr.ppy pair a longlifeant1 plenty of what we received with tho nbovo notice. KMNOE TIE1TZ On the inst, at the residence of the bride's mother, by llev. Ii. Mechlins.

Mr. William Klinge and Miss Wil. neimma uaiti, Dom 01 tnis cuy. On the above occasion the Oaietlewns furn' ished with aubstantial evidence of the good tasto and Judgment of the wedded pair In en toring upon their matrimonial career. Thoy have our thanks, and our good attend them.

WAITS-MOnniS-Al the Parannsie, Oct. 28' 1800, by Kev. B. w. spanr, Mr.

Eli Waits and Mi.s Mary L. Morris, all of Kairfleld county, O. BOARD DU VAL-Oct. 28th, 1101), at the residence of the bride's son-ln law. Dr.

Worth-ington, in Midd letown, Butler county, Ohio, by the Rev. Father Tnosi J. Uouhrer, Col. Henry T. Board, of North Carolina, to Mrs.

M.E. Pu Val.of Lancaster, widow of the late 8. Du Val, of Oarmatown, Penn. MukUitown Journal. F0OLBSONO-MIEB8E-Oct.

Mth, 18, by Rev. A. Bwa rti, r. Peter Folgeaong end II 1 ss Minerva Miesse, daughter ol Jos, Mieste, Esq. Jobn Work ft Bon.

We invite attention to the advertisement of these gentlemen. Their store-room is crammed to overflowing with a splendid ftock ol wares in tbeir line, which they are selling at a rapid rato and at low rates. Give them a call. LOSTt! On Sunday last. October 31st, belwoen Columbus St.

and the Methodist Churoh, a gold pencil and pen combined. Tho finder will bo suilabiy rowarded by leaving tho samo at Deck's Store. Nov. 4, 'CD Iw. Local lYotiee.

If you don't want to dlagnat everybody with your olfenslre breath, euro your Catarrh upon which It deppnda. 1600 reward offered by tho proprietor of Dr. Hrvjro'a Catarrh Ilrmedy for eaaoof Catarrh which ho cannot cure. It la aold by drugjjlala Tan got It for 81 xty Oenta by mall from Dr. R.

V. Plerro, Buffalo, N. Y. A. M.

S. S. All mint aiirrender toConatitu-tlon Hittora, for Ihero I no concealing the fact that they are taking the lead of all other Bitter, And aro doatineJ to become at ramous and popular a any medicinal preparat on in uaa. All nite in praialng them, and when the people decide in fhTorofnr.y thing of the kind, they aro generally right. Wo aro hte'y meeting a good many who areunlng the Constitu tion, and it dooa ua good to ace how healthy lnd ruddy they look, and theyall attribute it to tIko you nil to take no other.

Uaa Beward'a Coiijjh Cure for that hocking cough. Aire. S. A. Allen'e Hair lleatorer and Dressing, new stylo, recent valuable im provement the beat to restore Oray Hnir and promote growth.

Mra.8. A. Allen'e Zri.onAt saxuu, cloir, transparent liquid, far pn-fera ble to French poinndoa, nnd aotd at half the cost. Sold by Di uggittj. Machine Twlat Spool Cotton and Linen, all colore, of flrat qunlity, from u.

manufnctureil expreasly under tho special direction of tho Giorer Baker Sewing Machine Co. Trade supplied Whole-aslennd Itetnll, on moat favorable terina, at the (irover i Baker office, Lancaster, 32-'Jt. Ladies' Furs at Geo. Carter's Ilat and Cup Storo. Brock's old stand.

32. CLOAKS, NACQUES, PATTERNS, Miaa Kate Church takoa thlt mnthodnfin forming her friendaand the public, thntahoia now fully prepared to attend to nil order left with her for thft manufacture of Cloaks, in the latest nnd most fashionable styles, also a full line of p.ttterni of every variety and style. I would also call the attention of the public to the fact that I have mado permanent ur rangemonla with theGrovcr 4 Baker Sewing Mnchinn nnd will always be found al the office of the above company. Should any of my Iriends want further in struction in the use of the above Machines, I would be pleased to have them call. Oct.

88, UG8-2W. KATE CUURCH. Binders, Cordera, Braiders, 0.nll( ng Gnage, and; all the important acces sories to a modern Sewing Mnchine of the latest and most approved styles, furnished ntthc lowest prices, nt IhoOrover A Hker Sewing Machine office Lancaster, O. ii-2t. Geo.

Carter has a good assort ment of Ladies' Fur8. 32. Frank Blalre has just opened the first instalment of most elegant selection of si I ver Ware, every article of which is of the very newest designs. Tea Setts, Ico nnd Water Pitchers, Waiters, Castors, (somethlngeiftr. ly new and untyis), Toilet Setts, Card Raceiversi Berry Dishes, Sugar Bnwla.

Craam Holders, Syrup Cups. Salt Cellars, Vases, Knife Rests, Coffee nnd Berry Spoons, (Gold lined), Cake and Pie Knives, Oyster Soup Ladles, Napkin It in us, Fruit Knives, Butter Knives, Ao. Also a full stock of'l able waro Knives, Forks and Spoons, nil of the best manufacture. Wo gunrnnteo all of these goods equal In qunlity to any in the mxrket.nnd claim for iheiu jiioeaonjMn neatness niidclegnnceofde-sign. All gopdshahdsomolv engraved for purchas ers free of chiro.

Call and examine our stock. No trouble to thow nooiU. 32 4t. Winter Fashion For Furs. call at Geo.

Carter's. 32. All partios wanting Sew luff Machines. should exnmino the Crovrr 6c Baker Elastic Stitoh Muohincs. They aro tho best.

Sl-it. Was yon looking for an 18 Ring? Goto Faasa Blaibr's anp riso it. 3241. MTWe have been using Seward 4 Bentley's A. iea a few weeks, and have come to the con-c'uslon thai thei-e is ono preparation for the hnirthst is good.

It is an elegant dressing' and makes the hair nnd glossy, giving it a hvelyappearanco. It is not ns expensive as an ordinary hniroil, nndfnr heller to use. Seward's Couh Cure, has cured Asthma. and examine the Gro ver linker Sewing Machines. They give the best satisfaction foi all kin.ls of work.

32-21. "Stand not upon llio order of your going, but go at once" to Frank II I Hire's andaee the rarest assortment of Watches Silver Ware ever nn ex hibilion in Lancaster. All grades of the cele brated Amcrlcnn Watches, forLadieo andGon Silver enses. Also, a largo lot of Gold and Silver Swiss Watches. An endless variety of Gold Bracelet, Ladles' rutins and Pins, rise Stone Kings, Ladles' Sett Stnda nnd Sleeve Buttons, Handkerchief Holders, Charms, Vest llalns, Ac Also a full line of choap goods.

Go ak.i Mikt roia sslsctiokb raox A rt-Li sToct. The drover A lluker Sewing fflln. chine mskesa double thread Elastic Stitchi nnd forms a seam of great strength and beauty, peculiarly adapted for Family Mewing and the manufacture of goods, whore firmness and elasticity of seam art rtjtiirrd. A large stock of Spectacles, nt Blnire's, 41. Tho Grorer Hnkor Sewing chine is always ready for ubo.

It uses bolh Threads direoily frum the spools, as purchased from Iho stores. S2-St. for a good American Wsieh or Clock, with all the latest Improvements, go to the large stock of P. W. Bininger, he defies competition.

Small Profits nnd Quick Sales Is hlsmotlo. lilslng's Ulock, Main SI. September 23, If. P. W.

Binlnjjer has added to his largo and fine stock, a complete lot ol Peter Funk'e Jcwolry, Fancy Goods, Beads and everything usually keptlna Wntoh, Clock and Jewelry store. sep. aj.tf. 1. VT.

Bininger lias the greatest Invention of the day, the Yankee Doodle Clock, almost a Perpetual ilotion.on exhibition his Jewelry Store, go and see it. Rising's Block, Main street. "ept.M-tf. Fora good OoU Pon.ora good pair of gold, silver, or steel specks, go to P. W.

Bin. inger's store, Rising's Block, Jiaiostreet, Lancaster, sop. ii. mi.tr. Itch Ointment.

Wby will you Scratch w.hon relief can be obtained for 25 coots? Buy a box of Livingston's Itch Ointment at Slooura White's Drag Storo. tf-38 Muleal lastram.au, Slrief ed material, of ali (im ifiuiiii S2-41. Money! Money! be bad, I eettlemeat of tne old MliholT Hardware Irs eoeoonle. ThoeetadebWdareearneotlylBVitW to cell ee O. A.

Million or Ohaj. B. Creed, ono or tb other of whom will at til llmu Wo footd thoif office over tho Hardware Storo of Mith'fl will not bo necessary to repeat this invitation io different thspe. Juno lO.M-tf Adxeemtatrater'e Wetlee. NOTICE ii hetehy given Ihel Iho nnder-signed has iMn duly appointed aedqiial.

mod aa Administrator of tho Esteie of So-bastlao Leonard, late nf Fmrn.ldconqfv, dec.esed. JOHN U. MoFARLAKD. Ool.M, lJr.a-lw. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF DHY GOODS LY ORDER OF COURT.

Bv order of Court, am now authorised and Srprd to aell the whole or -ny part of the lo at the old stand o4 A. D. Oresbach, at private sale for cash, or on eodaya credit. This Block must bo sold and olo.ed oot at once. Merciianta and othore desiring lo purchase th whole or any part of this stock, at a bargai will do well to call at once.

J. K. Ml MAUIilf, Assignee ol B. l. Drosbacb.

Oct. 28, 18tt-3w. FAIRFIELD UNION ACADEMY, LOCATED AT PLEASANTVILLE, O. CORPS UP IHMTH1CTOR9. Ret.

T. C. RE DE, A. r-rincioal. f'htlutophy and AncitU Language.

Mrs. ELLA P. READR, M. L. Gortrnt and Latin.

L.C. BLACK. Mat hematic and Qrammnr Department, A. FREEH. iS htr Mat hematic and Xmfural Science, Mitts MARY E.GILLESPIE.

M. E. Inttrwnentat Mutie. DESIGNS OF TirK laSTI fTl05. The objwtn proposed hy the Fairf-cl L'Dion AcHuemy lire toe ioiict.ii.jt Fikpt.

To nrpar all rhow who comnWe it Clasoicnl CourHn to entrr the Year any nikt clam College or Luivermty. Picoud To qunlift thore who attprtJ itn INor.nal lepartneut to become competent thorough '1 uitcherfl. Thibo. To nftord ft efmilte PimtnpKd Efln cation to all such nl mavter ourScieniiflt; Course ofrfturty. FoutTH.

To offer an opportunity to all young gentlemen and ladies of our own and adjoining counties, to aeoure thorough and lib era) education, at one-hHif the expeime of attending a college or nennnary. HPECIAkV lNVUCKnEXTS. MODERN LANGUAGES. In nil Sfminnrieiiiind Colleireri. extMoharires of Iroin $lOto52 per year, aro made for r.er man and French, white here students are allow-eJ to pursue these Atudies under the inniruc-tion of a thorough Teacher, without any extra unorge wnamver.

NORMAL DEPARTMENT. DopftHment. which hnn leen eo e-mtly popular during the print term, wilHte continued during the year under the direction ot the Principal, anil a weekly examination of it members will be held. MUSIC Wehareaeetired the aervicei of a flratelaaii Milan; 1 anchor, and can atlord na enoflft-lvan tngea in that dep.irtrr.cn taa cud be found in any ui uur OTimunrie. BOOK KEEPIX0.

This is fl new feature in the Institution. A clnis will be formed at the opening of the Win ter term, ami continue.1 through the your wiissni curs NATURAL SCIENCE We hive secured the assistance of A FREED for the Winter term, lie Is well known to those who hnventlenoeuthe Institution in th past. naone of the best Tenohora ol Natural science, mat inemaie anorus. BCIESCES TAUGHT BV The study of Natural Philoophv, Geo'logv snd Chemistry is made doubly in.tructive and eiitertaininiz by being- notnrenanied with ox- perimentH. The Institution is provitled with ampleapparntus.nnd a splendid Geologicalcab- The Winter term of sixteen weeks, bee-ins 1DV, liHIl.

Stmlentscanenterwlth nront until the fourth wockoi ine lerui. renu lor circular in Itev. C. KEUiE, Plensantville, Fairrlcld county, Ohio. October Its, 1808 Iw.

Uuprcccdentod Success THE NATIONAL LIFE INS. CO. Of the United Stateaof America. C. IT.

CLARK, Pres't. E. W. PEET, Secretsry. i uuuKU.uuiiirmau nuance ciecu.

com ThisCompanylssurd in the first YEA It of Its existence, 7,070 Insuring over $10,000,000, 00. The National affords to its Policy-Holder Perfect Security, Py its cash paid-up espital of One itillion Dol nrs nua guarantees 10 ine insiireu, ov us 7,0 IF BATE" OF ritEUWU, LARGE TllVIDENPSlN ADVANCE, or a Re' veraionary Knturnol luu per cent, by in RETURN TREMICM PLAN. John VV. Ellis Cincinnati Gen. Agonts for OliioundCen trul and Soulliorn Indiana.

II O. DRINKLE, Lancastor D. B. MOO KB, Bremen, Agents. Oct.

14, 'CO Urns, Ileal Estate Agency, Tho undersigned will attend to all hnsinojs pertaining to buying nnd selling Iteal Estate on tho rr.ost favorable terms, riio following Property f.r Sale. OTJT.l.tSTsl, 20, 21 and 22, EsstofRentral Avenue, in the Hop Co. Addition to theoity ofl.ancnstcr. Onellousennd I.otincity of Lancaster, on the Northwest corner oi Broadway nnd Walnut atreets. Has onthelot good stable, oistern and well, all In good order.

Terms easy. ONE LOT in the Northeast addition of the cllv of i.sncater. ONE 8 Al'KK LOT east of the C. A Z. Railroad Depot in the oitj of messier.

Terms easy. OO Acreo of Land 4 north miles of Lancaster, on the Piko. Has on the premises good llnuseand Barn. good voung orchard, clonty of running water, soil excel lent. Terms to suit purchaser.

One House and Lot in Royalton, Fairfield county, Ohio, on which is an excellent alnble and well. A line location torn Physician, (irocer, or Hole I keeper. House well adapted (or either will be sold very low on favorable payments. 13 Acres of Land one and a-half miles northwest from Pstaskaln, and one mile north nfktna, Licking county, Ohio, on which is a couilortshle dwelling, stable, spring house, Ao I A good orchard and a good well of waterat the house, l'rioe 1 ,0 0 if bought soon. 1 80 Acres in Putnam eountt Ohio, within two miles nf Kalida.

all in good timber, aoil excellent. Will exchange for city property, 110 ACRKS of choice land In Violet Fairfield county, Ohio, on which la a two story dwelling house, barn, large cattlo shedand oth er outbuildings, good grist mill snd sawmill, two good orchards, spring at the house, and good running water on ttie premises. Frioefno 00 per aore if bought toon. One housennd lol on North Broad street, in the city of Lanosster. Twolotsln Indianapolis, Indiana.

19 ACRES In Berne townshln. Fairfield oeunty, Ohio, on whioh Isa good two story fiweuing, large onm, gooa ouiniuiatngs, excel, lent water at the house, runnloi wateronthe farm, two good orchards. Soil good bottom iiiua. rncessupor acre. J.

O. JUTE 4 CO, tinc.i;trr,0.,Eiept. 23. lafcS tf. DO NOT PAIL RISING, HILLER SEIP A5D EXAMINE THEIR Large Stock of CLOTHING, CLOTITS, BEAVERS, CASSIMERS, Also, Trunks, Valices, Hats, Caps, AKD FUBNISHING GOODS.

Thoy Lave purchased a heavy ttcck, and tbey do not intend to koep them to look at, but are bound We are better prepared than ever, to make np Pino suits of Clothing to Order. We thank tho public for the very liberal patronngo oi the pait, and trust you will remember us in tho fotore. RISING, MILLER i SEIPEL. Lancaster, Oct. 1, 1809.

PEOPLE'S OUR NEW FALL STOCK OF DRY GOODS is now open and ready for the Inspection of all who msy wish to look through. We are confident that with our present large and first-class STOCK OF GOODS, wecanmeetthewantsof all. We makeaspe cialty of Dry Gooda, and hence can offer greater inducements to buyers than if we kept a mixed Stock. We hare now the Largest and Bat Stock of DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS FANCY GOODS, EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITT, consisting in part of Black and Colored Dress Silks, Full Lines of Merinos, Empress Cloths, Colored Plain Poplins, Reps, Lusters, Black Alpacas, Delaines, Prints, Hosiery, Gloves, and Shawls, Ladies' Undercests and Draicers. Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to us.duringtha short time we hare bean here, we shall endeavor to merit aoontiousnce of the ssme.

naBringusall your BUTTER, EGGS, Ao. SNIFF TALLMADGE BLOCK, Lancaster, Ohio. Sept.SO.iatHMf EFORT OF THE Condition of the Hockinq Valley National Bank, of Lancaster, at the close of Business on the Vih day of October, 18b'J. RESOCRCKM. Loans nnd Discounts 2' Over Prnlts 116 8.

Hondsto secure 74.00010 Lancaster City Bonds S.KftO 00 Due from redeeming ft reserve agent 8,708 08 other National K.2IO 68 Banks and S.2S0 S7 Hanking House 00 Fnrnituie and Kixturea 1.20 on Current I.7A7 28 Taxes Paid MS 5 Cash Items, including Billaof other Nttiooal mi 00 "Slate Banks 3" 00 Fractional onrrencv. inolud. Nickels 80 Bnecie. via: -11 Oil Legal Tender "7 00 Total- 47 LIABILITIES. Capital Slock paid In 00 Hnplns Fund.

JJJ JJ Discounts S.iOJ 17 Rank nimulsllon ouestand- lnrli.ihal fl.nn.l.S 34 Due to Nation.) Banks 3.M4 30 otherBajksand 1,07170 Total, 47 j. W. FAR1NGER, Cashier. RlatenfOhlo, loq County of Faiifield.f I. J.

W. Fannger, Cashier of the Hocking Valley NaMonal Bank of Lannaster, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true, to the best or my knowledge and belief. fiohscrihed and sworn to before me thli 1Mb day of October, IM. WILLIAM A.8HULTZ. Notary Publio, Fairfield oounty.Ohlo.

Correct Attest: a. A. Miveorr. J. R.

McwAPen. MiciAit Errisass. 3w. TO CALL AT EL'S to aelT thorn. FaH Stock of Je weIry September 27th, 1SG9.

would most risntctfollv inlorm the Public generally that I have iu.1 ieciid-hai ood fuuges rvuvuuci ine L1ECEST BEST SELECTEB STOCK Watches, Clocb, Jewelry, Siher Ware, Spectacles, ftc, Ever seen In Lanesster. Prom the finest American Watch to the cheapest Hwiss; from the finest solid Gold Jewelrv to the common est UN i. Spectacles for the old and young, the very bestglssses made. 1 will take olsaaureln fillme dealers' orders la cheap Jewel-y at jobbing rales. A Practical Experience OF OVER TWENTY YEAP.S, Inthe Welch and Jewelry business.

enables me lo buy understanding, and bsviog saved a pront by buyragfrom first hands I can and will sell as cheap as jl.vy Bouse InOhio. Bee work card. L. C. BL'TCIl, Agent.

September loth, lseo-tf. nosinosoii. ISAAC leoisaxftaxa. M. GH0SS xuxcncrcaiia axe biilisi in oop Skirts, CORSETS, To the comely ltdiea of Lancaster, and all the country round, A general store for ladies' ware, has been open ed in this town Hoop skirts of every kind they have, both beautiful and rare Theykeepon hand of their own make, to ac- immodste the fair.

Should snyof their skirts give way, or out ol' fashion gst, Tbeynestly will repairthem op and slterthero to fit; uiaiasniousa sa.ns mey ucn.ng.io new mending's free oi charge, They'll make them any style yon want, let it be I small or largo. Ofcourte.too.atlarge supply, there you'll suretoflnd, Tluitialityofoargooiusrs tally sqoal, and oar Urros lo aotexeelled by any rujwanWc boose la I sr line of baainess. kinds. i AbKNTS WASTED In every town anivO. A few I'll mention, anyway, Glove-fitting they bve in the Western Sutos.

Cerllfle.tes, giving a complete description of uo ct irticles that will be sold for One Dollar aaeh, will be French corsets, most magnificent, ut the 1 mid at the rate of ten cents each; ten far tl; twenty price is pretty sleep. (with commiiiou) for 12; thirty (with commission) ilxty (and commission) tor handled (with com-Embroideredcorsets, perfect gems and Auier- lean as well, I Any person sending fora club of twenty can have, as The variena nukes sn nd .1, if. tommuslon, one of the following articles 16 yards of The various makes and styles and sn ipes, it naan Photograph Album, 11 quarter Impossible to toll Honey Comb Quilt, Lsdy's Bergs Button Boots, or your These goods they're selling very low, Die choice of numerous oibor articles, for above club, nam- I sd on circular. prices of no account, For a Club of Thirty, on. of the following They'llmskemoreupsgainyouknow.

perhaps articles: SI yards Sheeting; 1 pair Honey CombQoilU; dnuhlelhramnunt I three articles from Kschanae List, Ac, Ac. double tneamount. For a Clb of Slxty-Oe. pair of Msachester I Qnilu; 49 yards ol Sheeting; pair of Wool Blankets; Besideshoopakirtsandcorsetsfine, they keen1 Webster's National Pictorial Dictionary, with 1,000 a.large amount gWaaoJ too sngravhip; six articles from Exchange Ofembroideries, lacea, gloves and hose and For a Clob of One Hamdred eventy-flve thingstoomany toeount, yards 8heting; in articles from Kschang. 1.1st, ac.

1 rllnd Money in all esses by Registered Letter or Whitj goodifor Indies ready made, bosoms Pol, 0Btc, Mooey Order. sndcollsrs too, I WIEXD FOR Andallthingsnice that'sin their lino they're I 9Ws Uka pleannra In referring those who have ready now to show. I navar bad dealing with ns, to the largMt Kxpreas Company In ths United States The American Mer- 30 ladies fair, don tfail to call, such bargains Express Company, to WashingtoR you can't get sl, Boston, snd thningh them to their Agset As we'renrensredto offer vonin roodsthil's throughout the Country. by ns kept The house is Grass A Co. in Tallmvlgo's Block they keep, 'Twas there Snnlhkept hie candy store in the same room on Main street.

Lancaster, Ohio, April Ulli, 18C9, 4-1y. NOTICE TO TEACHERS. THE Board ofExsminers willmeet in the upper room olthe County Olhce-fort he examination of Teacher, in the llnl, Second and Third Haturdaya ipiianr in and be. end bsiaitisiilNovembcr, 1869. Theexaminaticn will begin precisely at 1 o'clock.

A. nnd no applicatiou will be re celved for examination after 11 o'clock. A. M. Tescners will remember that they csn get certificates at nooiher time and that they must be preparedto stand anexnminatinn in Orthography Theo-rv otTeaehing.

1. Theoharaoteroftheapplicant'eexnmlnft-tion will be represented on a scale ofone tofea enotingtheioweat qualification, andten the highest. t. Fourclassesof eertiflontcs First Class, valid 34 months; seeondclsss, valid rsl-id ISmonths. Hereafter no (I willbeissued to the same applicant more than once.

S. A satislaclory examination! the theory and practice ot teauhing. and a high degree of successin toaching willalsobo consideredin determining the class of certificates to be granted. Noeertiflcetewillhe the applicant passes an examination in enck brnnchof ttudy reowlrsd 6 low. Owingtoachangein theSchool Laws, all applicantewillberequlred lopsvaloe olfifty oenta.as aoonditionotexaminstion.

Allanplieant.mnsteome prepsred with a pre-paid envelope, properly addressed to themselves. Bv order olthe Rosrrf. O. W. WELSH.

Augnst21, 169. Clerk. QOAL, WOOD, AND LIME. Alargesupplyof tho best quantise alway on hand al theidepot of the C. a 2.

R. It. T. H.GIDD1NGS, Ag't. April OTICE.

Mt wife Cstherlne Sonne has laflmybedsnd board without any Just cause, end ie now, against mv wil living separate from me. I Iherfore hereby give notice to all persons concerned that will pay go dobts of her contract-in. JCB.f.CAKNa. G. BROCK Main Street, Loneatter, Oftio, Dr.

Olds' old DEALERS IX Foreign and Domestic, House Furnishing Goods, DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, MlLLlJiERY, LADIES' PUBS, BOOTS SHOES, AlTrVCTr TiTi JltiL, AND GLASSWARE, GROCERIES COUIltry ProdllC0 "WASTED! Highest Market Price Paid. Hemtiulrr the Tlace, TALLMADGE BLOCK, Main Street. Lancaster, Ohio, Oct. 14, 18C9-tf. NOWIOPEN.

OUR GREAT WESTERN DOLLAR HOUSE A.T 158 State St, Chicago, III BRANCH Or S.C.THOMPSON Co. 136 Federal Su, Booton. ACR GREAT WESTIKN BRANCH HOUSI has 8MB MtaMlihed for the purpose or giving our agents the advantage of the largely radoesd express chsrgss. toalt pibl. Urns.

AgnUfHtto DOL- kJ tnd ta Uuir in rttptcU, to dot itrteUn vith OUR CHICACO BRANCH. I S. V. mUAfsUIl 1M State Street, Chiosgo, HI, or 186 Federal Street, Boeton, Mate. SALE OF LANDS BY ORDER OF COURT.

OX Ihcimh 'darnf Not. A. D. 1809, nt 1 o'clock P. M.of sni.l day, at the door of theCniirt House, in l.nncosier,Ohio, will be sold to the hihel bidder, the following real estate aa bidder, the folio Property co inly, ATmrsised nt 5I.0OU.

1 ria rciny, ueo io-wii tne town oi nngar Ohio, free of dower. Ai'rraieed nt SI, Ono. Terme of Hale Hi band; Hi0 on year, nnd Hi" two years, wilh nterest on deferred pavmentsfrom dsv of sale. RAMl'EL JACKSON, Adm'r of Geo. Barclay, dec 'd.

I J. S. Brnseo, Attorney. Oetnlwrai. isiw-ld.

This IsraLLisis iRsarnr does not, like the poisonous Irritating snuffs snd strong caustio solutions with which the people have longbeen humbugged, simply palliate for a ahcrttime, or dries' As disease torAs nays as there is dao-ger of doing in the use of such nostrums, but it prodwss rxarscr asd sasxt cuasa or ths woasr OAssa or cs.oic cataibi. ss thousands osn testify. "Com iw ms Bsad ie cured wilh a few spplicstions. Cavassiiai. IIxAPACRe isrelievedand enred aa if by magic.

It removes offensive Bresth, Loss or Impair-mentof theaense of taste, smell hearing, Waieringor Weak Eves, Impaired Memory, when caused by the viblei ce of Catarrh, as they alllreauentlyare. I good si the stand, ing reward of IMi for a oase of Catarrh that I cannot cure. FOItSALE BT MOST PRUGGISTS'EVERY-WHERE. Faicx Osn 60 Cssrs. Ask yourDruggist forth.

Remedy, bulif ho has notyel got it on ssle, don't be put off by aoneptlngany miserable worse than worthless substitute, butenclose sixty eentstome, and the Remed'will hesent you post paid. Four paekagee s.00, er on dosen for S6.no. Bend a two centstamp for Dr. Base's pamphleton Ce-tarrh. Address the Proprietor.

R. V. MERGE, M. gept.l", 'ea-ly. Buflalo, N.T.

Adnlnl.tratoi'a notice. THE undersigned have besnduly appointed Admlnisfrarorsof ihe estate of Frederick; Beerv. late of Falrfleldeonnty, Ohio, deceastl A II persons will Lovera themselves avoiding. -It. PA.IEL BF.BPY.

FAMUEL JAOXHOIT; October M.IIM-Sw. DRY taajxBjBHeHaa9tasaixejKesxejaexea I i 5 'A. Hi 5 i'-..