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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-03-21

Rev. Mr.. stillwell, Agent for the
Freedmen'a Aid Society of the M. E.
Church, lectured in the M. e. Church
of this place, on last Sabbath, and took
up collection amounting to one hun
dred and sixty-one dollars.
In the afternoon he addressed the
colored people iC their own church,
and received from them over thirty
dollars.
At the NJ. 3. Church, after the lec-
ture a committee ofladies volunteered
TO canvass the city and community for
further assistance in the way Of mon
ey and clothing, for-the relief Of the
starving and naked, and destitute of
the South.
We wish them success in the noble
work.
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prnmatle n.nlnlllon at Lllnopoll.


We have before us tho programme
of entertainments to be given at Lii
thopolis on Monday and Tuesday eve
nings the 25th and 26th inst, by the
young men of that town for the bene.
fit fthe poor and destitute families of
the place. The entertainment will
comprise an opening address, orches.
tral music, songs, declamations, and q
brilliant comedy and farce each eve
ming, to be performed by resident
young men Of the town and vicinity
who will doubtless be able to afford q
very pleasing and satisfactory dra.
matte treat to all who may be inclined
to partake. We hope the worthy OBJ
jcct of the persons getting up the af-
fair may receive substantial aid from
the enterprise.
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NJ AR ID.

STEMEN-BELT--At the residence Of the bride $
grandmother, near Lancaster by Rev. l.. TAFT, March
18th, Mr.. David Stemen OF Perry county and Miss
Susan Belt
RURY-BURY-on the 18th inst by Rev. II
King, at the residence Of the brides father, Mr.
Joseph Bury and Miss Hannah G. Bury all of Fair
field countysO.
REA-PRENTICE-Atth the residence of Daniel NJ.
Rea, on the 18th INST, by Rev, n. II. Ferris, Mr..
Henry $. Rea aud Miss Louisa Prentice all OF Balt'
more, Ohio.
LEFEVER-SMtTH-O the 18th INST, by Theo.
Stover, Esq, Mr.. John NJ T. Leevera and Mrs. Mary
G. Smith, both OF Fairfield Co., ..
WILLIS 7woLFISGER- On the 9Th inst by Rev,
G. W. MeChlng. Mr.. John 7. Willis and Miss Mary
Wolfnger. of This county. =
0LFLEY-ALLEN-Ma March 18th. 1867, by Rev.
G. NJ Bethauser, at the residence of Mr.. Lyman Al
len, Mr.. Silas D. Wo6ey, Of Delaware, o., TO Miss
Maggie Allen Of Fairfield county, O.
oN-wHITEHuR-T-o the 24th of January
last, by the Rev G. @. h. f. Duncan, Mr. Jacob X.
Iasson, and Miss Minerva Whitehurst.
HENRY-McCAN the 7th inst by the
came, Mr.. Levi G. Henry and Miss Jennie NJ. Nc.
Cahdhsh, all Of Fairfield Co., ..
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1We were favored yesterday with
a long and (to us) most agreeable call
from Capt. 7. D, FITcH, of the Chilli
Gothic Gazette. Tho Captain Is a genial
gentleman and first class newspaper
conductor; and it was gratifying to us
to hear his account Of the prosperous
6CBditionSof the hale and hearty old
journal so ably presided over by him
and his brother S. A. FIToH. Long
may they wave!
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WEATHER. February and March
seem to have changed positions this
season, Up to the goth, the weather
this month, for the greater part, would
not have been out Of place in any of
the winter months. On Thursday
morning the 14th, at sunrise, the mer.
curry was down to 9o-on Friday it
was at 10o-- Saturday at 26o-Sunday
at 25o-Monday at 6o-and Tuesday at
18o, at sunrise each day. On Satur-
day and Sunday about two inches OF
snow fell, and during the cold period
mentioned, the roads became solid as
in mid winter, very much to their i'm.
provement, after few days use in this
condition.
Tho March weather in the North
west has been as severe as any during
the winter, the mercury at different
points having repeatedly gone "way
down below" zero, and he SHOWS as
often piled up to extraordinary depths
Apropos to this subject, we subjoin a
note just received from a correspon-
dent at Gallon, Ohio.
EDS. GAZETTE: We are having al
this "up-north" latitude, Mar 17th, A
NJ. one ofthe most wintry snow storms
of the season. With a snow several
inches in depth, wo have good pros,
poets Of again hearing the merry jim
gle of sleigh-b bells. Thursday morn.
ing last, mer. stood at IL deg. above
zero. Mars (March, } the ancient god
of war, must have been bred among
"Greenland's icy mountains
GALLON.
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ANoTnEn TunNPIKE.

The corporators of the Lancaster
and Millersport Turnpike Road Com
pany' give notice by advertisement in
another part of this paper, of the
opening of books for stock subscrip.
tions at points therein named, on the
Gath of next month. This is another
enterprise that cannot be too much
commended, and we hope tosee It put
through speedily.
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AGRIoULTURAL-A New PRIZE. =
The Columbus Journal says that the
State Board of Agriculture at the
meeting on Thursday, resolved to Of
fer at the next State FAIR a new prize
of gold medal to the person oxhib-
itiDg the best herd of one bull and
three COWS, to be bred and owned by
the exhibitor. Herds are generally
made up in a bap-hazard style, and
the prize now offered is something new
in the State Fair premium line.
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PEoPLE's BANK oF LOGAN We lcarn
from the Sentinel that banking in
stitstio1 under the above name, was
opened for business in Logan week be-
fore last. i A. Culver, Esq is Presi-
dent, and Frank Blasius, Esq Cashier,
backed by Board of Directors com.
posed of substantial business men Of
that town.
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New TURNPIKE,-We learn from the
Columbus Journal that company has
been Incorporated for the construc-
tion of a turnpike from Cedar Hill'in
Amanda township to this city. The
capital stock is $4,000. The corpo-
rators are Wesley Peters, G. W.
Hughes, John hutchins, Henry Work,
Peter Hay and John Reber.
This is an important enterprise, and
we hope for the speedy and successful
completion of the work.
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April EIeetion.

Cry Of IANoAsTER.-Thero will be
a meeting Of the Union voters Of the
lst Ward Of Lancaster, on Saturday
evening next, at the Office of ]. s.
Brasee, Esq, for the purpose of uomi-
mating a candidate for Councilman of
said Ward, and for other business. A
full attendance is requested.
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BANKRuPTcY.-Among new adver-
tisements we print the card of Messrs.
Hunter & Daugherty, Attorneys, hav-
ing special reference TO the prosecu-
tion of business in Bankruptcy, under
thenew National law. No more cor.
rect and competent firm exists in the
State, in the legal profession.
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FLOODS.

Recent floods in the Ohio and other
Western streams have caused immense
losses. Cattle, horses, fences, &c, have
been swept away, and many towns
have been submerged. The lower
Mississippi is unprecedentedly high,
and at Memphis is forty-three miles
wide.
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Notice.

The Annual Letting of Pews in the
Presbyterian Church, will take place
on Monday next, March 25th.
By order of the DEACON.
BGTThere will be no service on Sab
bath, 24th.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY Boys IN IDAHO.
We received fow days since let
ter from Thomas Ewing, formerly of
this county, son of Mr.. VIM. Ewing,
one of our subscribers, residing in
Pleasant township. The letter is da.
ted February l4th, at "Silver City,
Owyhee, Idaho," and was just one
month on the way hither. 1t enclosed
n remittance of five dollars on subscrip-
ton, and tho business card of Messrs.
Ewing, Boving & Co., from which we
learn that this firm, composed of Thos
Ewing, G j. Boving, and W. E. Ew-
ing, is dealing at wholesale and retail
in Groceries, Provisions, Hardware,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Cigars and To.
bacco, Powder, Fuse, Mining Tools,
etc" at the place above mentioned
The letter says 1--WE have q rich and
fast country here, and everything is
lovely and the goose hangs high" We
are glad to note the evidence that these
cnterprisng young men are on the
road to fortune.
Mr.. James Ewing, a. brother Of the
writer of the letter above referred to,
has, we learn, made arrangements to
start for San Francisco to-day. Sue.
cess to him!
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NEWARK AND LANCASTER TURNPIKE.
The Somerset Advocate wants the
people interestedin in the above improve
ment to wait till the Newark, Somer.
set and Straitsville Railroad is COM
pleted, so that stone for the pike can
be delivered at Thornville by that
Road. We say, 60 ahead with the
pike, without regard to the progress
of other enterprises.
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Greenfield TOWNSHIP. The Union
Republicans of Greenfield will meet
at the Election House on Monday
evening next for the purpose of nom
mating township ticket and trans
acting other important business. A
full turn out is requested.
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NoPIcE 10 TEACHERS.


The Board n Examiners vsll meet in tire urqer
room NJ The GouHtv O.3ces 70. the egaiG nva7. cf
Tea hers. o. urlay tue Fad atd 5th
dnys oft c DrUEry and on saturday tue
s d. 9th, 40 IA, ana 23d days Of March,
1861.
The ax4T;nation viii 5og.1 precisely af loo'cloch
4 j.. All no 4y3I:ar.5 WI b. received fer ezGfn-
nAt On ltos y o'tiook 4 d.
ia her. y " rana'Dpsr tIst t1eT en- Iet eer'h-
clt- Atup Jt.r tine, a1 tha t.ry nll b. prApar-
e % ,fsl tan sz4rInaiDf.iu Ur;A gIan.y Hea1ug,
P.intnsD p. tr. nPtis t5e5 grapA.i EAgsls ,Irarl-
mar. ni Theory II Faach ng.
Cl- .lt,i.'ar ;ic t'plrqn's eT'.ninat.o1
viii 80 -.p-a.a1'as ona scal' ot "as ~ tsg6ne no.
nDIl rtha lowest g1liie1 ans tpg tGe blhe :.
9 Foar litssas y: :er-tiestes .illhe granted,
fplaE-. First el1ss, valid q iaantls, second class,
valid Smonth. i,rd clsss. valid, l. nonihai fourth
Glass. Tai.i ,n.mths
3 4 '7ti-f,~i6Ty evrn nation IN the theory en1
prqr'rr ~ saarhuF. a1f lTg- d-groe Of srceessi n
teaching wli Ala he considered 10 deteTmit NJ tho
clss- n er;ia ,te n be grnn -. NJ certificate 0i
be grgute 1rnss the poicart raS.es IN extmtua-
ton n st.b b-1rrh of sa}y -sgrl q n irr.
Owing - u rlars, ir the s,,1ol laws, aii april
CENTS w' be required 70 pay afee oihay cenis, as
co7fitiou nf examination.
AIapnicant- -1Ts' @1~aa nraD7rn3 with pre- -IGld
envelope proD ily addressed ~ lhemss!Tes.
b. order q the Egar5.
J. :. RziSAUSD, c,eri-.
{ Ia, ~ IseT,s.
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Coon OFFERS, Those wanting mu-
sical instruments on a novel and easy
plan of payment, should consult the
advertisement ofJohn Church, Jr,, mu-
sic and instrument dealer, Of Cincnna-
ii, in another column.
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sA- Hon. P. Van Trump has favored
us with a copy of the Pittsburgh Iron
Age, containing synopsis of the Ma
tional Bankrupt Law, and other val
uablo matter, for which he has our
thanks. Also for copies of the Daily
Globe, just received
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JEwELRY, WATCHES, &c.-L. G.
Butch, at the hat store room of G. W.
Brock, has received new stock of
Goods in the Watch, Clock and Jew
elry line, for the Spring trade. For
now and splendid styles, call at Butch's
before his wares have been culled
from. See advertisement in another
column.
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PERRY CoUNTY.-Major Stinchcomb
and Judge Groghan, Of Logan, adj
dressed large Union Republican
meeting at New Lexington, on We'd
nesday evening Of last week, with fine
effect.
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Public Examinations in Lancaster Una
Ion schools will commence Thursday,
March 2Ist, and end Friday, March
20th, in the following order;
Thursday and Friday High school-Mlss ]. NJ
Friday, forenoon, LIST Primary, North House--Mrs.
Friday afternoon, 1st Primary, South House--Niiss
Monday, forenoon, Cd Primary, North House :
Miss s. A. Weakly,
Monday, forenoon. LIST Secondary. North House
Monday afternoon, Cd Primary, South House
Monday, afternoon, LIST Secondary, South House.
Miss NJ. A. Hte.
Miss s. P. Brumheld.
Tuesday, arernoon End Secondary, South House
Miss o. Towson.
Wednesday, all day, LIST Intermediate, North House
Miss Il. Elder.
wednesday all day, lst and End Intermediate,
South House Miss 8. Feeman.
Thursday, all day, End intermediate, North House
Mics r. Schleieh.
Thursday, afternoon, North Grammar School, Mr..
NJ. Muniey,
Thursday, afternoon; South Grammar school-Mr.
L. llartzler
Friday, all day, North and South Gram Schools.
Graduating Exercises and Conferring
OF Degrees and Prize, on Friday Evening,
March 10Th, in the City Hall. The exercises will
consist of original essays and oratons, nterspersed
with suitable music, a programme OF which will be
printed and distributed in time.
Doors open ut I o'clock, end exercises TO COM
mence at ~.
Alare respectfully invited to attend the above OK
j. +, F,REINMUNp. supt.
Lancaster, o., March 2l, 1867.
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Coal Oh LIGHT The editor of ono
of our exchanges gives the following !;
ave have found by expcl cncc, that
the light is greatly improved by add
ing TO the oil one-fourth its weight of
common salt. 1t makes the light
more brilliant and clear, keeps the
wick clean, and prevents smoking.
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TauRsDAr, NJ arch q, 1857.
CoRREcTIoN-.SAIE BY EXECUTOR,

CoRREcTToN-.SALE BY EXECUTOR
The sale of land by N. McNaghtcn,
Executor, as heretofore advertised, is
erroneous as to the day of the week
instead Of Friday the 23d, it should
be Saturday tho 28d of March, as
printed this week in advertisement on
third page Of the Gazette.
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ATHENs,-The Messenger says that
our down -the-valley neighbor is about
to experience the new sensation of
lighted streets by means Of coal oil
lamps. We suppose the Athenians
will stay up all night when this enter
prise is inaugurated, to celebrate an
ovenI of such brilliant Importance.
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~ am monarch Of all survcy,

- ull HloHuFcn OF All survey,
My right there Is none to dispute;
From the center all round to the sea,
lam lord Of"
Every disease named in the advertisement OF DR.. ].
W. Poland's White Pine Compound. Readit.
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The namnolh steamer Great Re.
pnblIe. from Plitsburg. wa- rt Gin.
cihnali on Monday. aud was yisiLed
b. thousands of people.
SABBATH scHOOL CONCERT.
To be given in the NJ II. Church,
Lancaster.
Tuesday Erening, April End.
The exercises will consist Of solos,
Duets, and choruses. dialogues and
speeches by the children.
The Rev. G. G. MoCABE, one OF
the finest neers IN the country,
will be present and sing some oi
bis favorite songs.
March. 21.1s67-2w
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sO-All the new Spring Styles of
Hats and Caps are being received daily
at Books, Call and see them 52-3w
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WHITE PINE COMP UND

lsnow offered to the afflicted throughout the
country, after having heen prov d by the test Of
eleven years. in the New England states where
ITS mrrltS have become ~ well known ms the
tree from which, IN part, II derives its virtues.
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The While pine Cnmn0nnd

Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs. Diptheris,
Rrnhchitis splitting of Bipol and Pulmonary
AH, tons generally. II IS a rcmirkanle Rene
dy for x ineV Comp ,ints, Diabetes, Difficulty
Of Votdrg Urine, Bleeilng Of the Kidneys and
BlAdder, Gravel and other coMpIaints.
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profits annuNlly 10 the Policy Holders in scrip
bearing interest ut per cent-therehy fund
ing tho surplus and giving policy holders
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS
DAcIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPASY's
THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYISo UNITED STATES NAIL,

sesmers leave pier = North nver foot OF Canal strse II
-AuTusI Arizona. Captain Maury. connecting with
sps sEssy ggssscss Capital. o., eou..s.ns
with MONTANA, Captain sutton
sept a..RIsIN9 STAR, Captain ssabary. connecting
with GOLDEN CITY, o. plain Lapdge
pounds baggage allowed free sacn adult passenger
Medicines and attendance frea.
All departures touch Aespulco, those Of lt and 2la
connect - Panama with for South Psctnc ports
touch at Manasuiio.
Departure of llth Of each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama Australia and New Ieaisnd
Steamer Of september 81 will connect closely with steamer
China from BAn Francisco Oct ~ for Yokohama and
Hong Kong and ~ Yokohama with steamer Costa Rca Tor
Nagasak and Shanghse. . =
For passage tickets and all further Information apply ~
New Yosk. y H. BABY. Agent
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PROPOSALS.
NRoroN AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT.
" TO CONTRACTORS

fVROION AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ TO CONTRACTORs.
seperse sealed proposs zach endors:d with the title Of
Ss as e w s S s a. re, Of s SdeE + .Ss
Of Tuesday September H. 1867 for construction
spscSes.on No sS"rn Rose street. beswesu rraDssor.
and Duane streess and In Cherry street. between James
spscidcaton No O-In Third avenue between llsth and
sa street, % 10 second avenue between llsh and lnh
vsr avenue A. and in I2ith street
Fourth and Fifth avenues.
and In Division sss: :sa Es:ss
and Jefferson streets -
streets, and between Lexington and ighth Avenues
81 rccihcatiou No <.1n Tenth avenue and West street.
in Eighth avenue between Jane wes. twelfth stree
and in Hudson street between Perry Hammond
snynnsS Streets and between Fourth and ffss avenues.
Specification No U-Unhnishsd sewers in Flfiysecond
spscis..ion No 4s in Eshy.dfsi street. between Sec
spcciheaiion No s7-rn Third avenue from Eigh,ysev
enh street 70 and through Eighysghh srees 70 Fourth
Specialization No. Between ssvsnty;nin,h aud Eighty
rof M se above can BE- ss:n and and
sccSsEsSSSS II SssIP4 IfPP44ssaoH. Ass:s:s. Ss::sS
ovncs cnoror Aau.pucr DsrAsrnnr, Sept 4 1851
V,0 CONTRACTORS.
Sealed prsposas each :ndorsed with the title the
e.iysd :. Hs OnOs until Wednesday, September ss ats
er reeusns and paving with stone biocls the Boston
rad from IsM . itd street. in The town Of horrisans
Blank forms OF proposals. cgsher with the specsea ons
(Which based SPECIFICATION No. 81. Of the Croton
Aqneduct Dspartmsn. .ad ssrssmsnt be obtained a.
National Bank, corner Of Bowsry and Canal street New
Dated once Board Of Trustees Town of woraus corner
Boston road ana second 'Wyss SSspss%Ss5 Is
Euour Rus, Town Clerk.
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RISTAUHA

NuSouAM NON PAaArus .-wtNnrSr,s .hrsssx MsvIn% ~
te asst forty years Tor The superiority Of ~ ssshs seoS
soups kc.. Ia
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-To 0ENrLEMs IN
only interesting subjecta ~ The New York Museum
cf Anatomy SIS Broadway Those unable 70 attend these
sress Secretary of Esw YORK Mussum Of Anatomy SIS
Broadway.
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CTEAN WEEKLY TO AND FROM LIVE RPoOL AND
- Queenstown bv Cunard line
MALTA sails Saturday. September 81.
HECbA sails Wednesday. eepsembcr 25
Cabin passage $50 goi steerage SIS currency. Geerage
passage to New York S35.
For freight or cabin passage apply at No. 4 Bowling
Green.
For steerage passage apply at ss Broadway.
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FINANCIAL.


An Ass Essa lent OF elog IN GOLD P8R NOT Has
h,,.ss sEed g the Gould Garry fvsr Mining Co.
ssS prspsssaso sansnit amounts aus y nstern stock
-. =, 4ssns Of The Rank Of osafornia . Pine street.
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stations west from Buifso.
tickets .ot nd baggage checked at the onies ss West
street. board.
IL uDsoN RIVER AND HARLEM RAtLRoADS-
Trains Tor Albany and Troy concctins with Sorssrs
Rsrosd. Thirtle!h street aud Tenth sycsrs -.
and $50 6 and Al y. NJ. and via Harlem RsI road fw.e-
yaIth street and Fourth avenue ~ lC3J 4. and s;SE
The $50 and II r. ~ trains via Iiajson river wh run
Sleeping cars attached 10 $50 and u r. NJ. ua'ns
wM. II. vANDERssLr f'cs Prsnes&
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UHL,S SALOON.
Fresh Carson Lager,

A LwAYs ON HAND, THE BEST WINES,
"A Brandies, WhiskIes, Gin, Old Ton, oerdiAis'
Cigars, and best ofall.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-05-18
To Make summer Drinks.

To make root beer, take quantity of
sarsaparilla roots and sassafras bark and
some hops and boil till the strength is ex,
tracted. TO three gallons of the liquor,
after it is strained, add one quart of molas
4es and q cup OF yeast. After standing in Il
warm place eight or ten hours, strain again
and bottle. 1t will be fit for use the follow.
ing day.
For ginger beer, take one pint of moas,
SEES and two spoonslull of ginger, put into n
pail to be halfiillcd with boiling water; when
well stirred together, fill the pail with cold
water, leaving room for one pint Of yeast,
which must not put in till luke warm.-
Place it on the warm hearth for the night,
and bottle it in the morning.
For spruce beer, take three pounds Of
sugar, four gallons Of water, one ounce OF
ginger, a little lemon peel, or essence OF
lemon, and little essence of spruce to give
it 4 flavor. Stir all together, warm it a
trile; add a cupiul Of good yeast. When
iermented, bottle up close.
Mead is made by dissolying one part OF
honey in three of boiling water, iavorng it
with spices, and adding portion of ground
malt, and piece Of toast stepped i'll yeast,
allowing the whole to ferment.
GcrndnloWn Ieicgr0Dk.