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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-22
Wilson's Readers.

Among our local notices this
week will be found one in reference
to the series of School Readers dcs.
ignated as above. 1t embodics Ger.
tain testimonials as to their excel
lenoe and adaptation to thopurposes
for which they were compiled,
which our readers will recognize as
being oithe very best authority. A
cursory examination of the books
has impressed us tavorably as to
their decided ritr-and although
we regard with disfavor The prac.
lice of too frequent changes OF
school books, yet where school au-
thorities may have determined up.
on change. or may be contem-
plating the introduction Of new
series, we are convinced that they
will find II profitable to examine
into the merits ofthe Wilson Read
ers.
Further information may be had
ofMr. JESSE BRooKs, Of Dumont-
vile, Agent for tho sale Of the
books.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Board II Examiners viii meet in the up
per room ofthe County 0iticos. Tor the cxaini.
nation NJ Teachers, on Saturday the I'm
and 3lst Of August. aud Ou Saturs
day the l4th, 21st and SSth OF Scp-
Icmber, aud on saturday the 5th,
I2th and 26th Of October, and on
SATURDAY the 10Th OF November.
The examination will begin precisely at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and no application will be receiy.
ed for examil alton after II O'clock, A. NJ.
Teachers will remember that thcv can get
certificates ut no other time, and that they must
be prepared to stand an examination in 0rthoG
raphy. Reading Penmanshtp. Arithmetic. Cieog.
Iaphy, English Grammar, and Theory OF Teach
ing.
7. The character Of the applicants oxamina-
ton will he represented on q scale Of one 10 fen-
one denotng the lowest qualification, and ten
z.Sour cl,,ses of certificates win he granted,
e.loIloMe;, First Class, valid "a months; second
c,uss, Vallu le-Tannths; third class, valid ~
months fourth class,--Siid a months Heroaf.
ter no months certifcnter,sin h. jssn,d 10 the
sameNpphcant more than twice. =
2. A satisfactory examination in the v>.ayv
and practice Of teaching, and a high degree on
success IN teaching will also be considered in
! determining the class ofcertfcntes TO begrant.
| ed No certificate will be granted unless the
applicant passes an examination IN each bronci
Of study required By tdp.
Owing toa change In the School Laws, all mp.
| pilcants will be required to ray fee OF fifty
cents, asa condition Determination.
| All applicants must come prepared with .
pre-. paid envelope, properly addressed to them
| selves. ljy order OF tho Hoard.
J.F. RElNMrNn, Clerk.
Aug. is, Is67--3m
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LOGAN, ONO, Aug. 18th, '67.

LOGAN, OHlo, Aug. 18th, 81.
Last night, Hon. W, REED GOLD,
EN- spoke in front of the Court
House, in our place, to say 200 per-
sons, a large portion being Repub.
licans, who were at the meeting as
Il mere matter Of curiosity. No
one knew here until then what the
Democratic (O Central Committee
of Fairfield meant when they said
in their call for meetings in Fair,
field county, of Hon. W. Reed
Golden, that other speakers won ID
be present at each meeting" but it
was all made apparent last night,
if Hon. Reed speech is a sample,
1t is cruelty to refer to the fact
that be attempted it, but as we are
entitled 10 make all we can oftheir
failures, though cruel it be, we
speak OF it. Reed Goldcn on the
stump is the heaviest joke of the
season. Whenever we want to
bore a Democrat, or see n long
face, we ask him ifhe heard Golden
speak He did not make re-
spectacle fsste, and yet he did the
best he could. What few friends
Golden has here, attribute bis fail.
ure TO the cause, while the "sC
called" attribute the failure to Reed
If he were to make a couple more
such speeches in Hooking county
AsnBRooK will carry it. An Irish,
man says "they caul him Gold en-;
diviI the Gold is there in the mon.
Poor Rced is goner, and be feels
it.
Send AsHBRooK into tho lower
end Of tho District
HOCKHoCKING.
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Family ee,oi,,g Mach

Warranted superior, and rio,> sosly learned
to use than any other two thread i.sohtne-
NO CHANGE OF TENSION from figh.
TO heavy goods, ru.s light, stIll. faster aud
uses RSmaIIer Needle thar other Ma
Its attash,neats for Hcmmlng, RrRid-
ing, COrdtDg. Tucking, Quil,tng'
EeiIing, 1riInmtng, Btndtng, Em-
brOIdcrlng, b de-, are novel ant practical,
and have heen invented and adjusted especially
for this Machine.
The Machine ~ plmple, compact, durble,
and beautiful and will perform as great range
ofwork as all other Family Machines combln-
ed, using either Silk Twist, Linen or Cotton
Thread, and sewing with equal facility the very
finest and ooarsest materials
We have also all kinds OF Singers Manufac'
turing Machines.
Full instructions gwen aud all Machines war
ranted for three years.
Before purchasing give us call.
ZTMM lERhiAN h DUNCAN, =
Agents for Fairfield and Hooking Counties.
Office at H. O. HYER'S Millinery Store, Lam
caster, Ohio.
M. B. All persons wanting the Florence,
Wheeler a Wilson, or Grover a Baker Machines
will please call, m Wa cell them at half-price,
warranted as goo as any ofthe kind.
Augustus, ieeT--Srn 1td D.
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More of 1t.

Our young friend, J. NJ. CREED
who has, during his short expert.
ence in the Grocery business, made
his store one of the most popular
institutions of the kind in the city,
with a most remarkable apprecia-
ton of our good taste, sent us, a
few days since, package of Kin.
kead's Catawba, OF munificent pro.
portions, and of the same vintage
and quality as that noticed last
week. Mr.. Creed has our thanks
for this remembrance, and it calls
US to the cheerful task of testifying
to his success in the effort to make
his place Of business attractive to
customers and in every respect Of
q first class character. We learn
that he designs still further 20 ex-
tend his improvements and facili.
ties, in q way that will add yet
more to the popularity of his estab.
lishment, which is even now on a
par with similar concerns any
where in the State. We wish him
continued and increasing prospcri,
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First Prise at the Paris Exposition
for Family Sering Machine.


for Family Seping Machine.
Mr.. H. Mcconnell, the general
agent for the Florence sewing ma
chine, No. % West Fourth street,
has handed us the following extract
from the New Hampshire Gazette
and Northampton Courier. i will
be observed that the list of awards
given are from the official copy,
and may, therefore, be relied upon
as corcct:
ut seems that the cable telegram
of June 20, giving list of all pri-
zes awarded to American exhibit,
ors, contained several material er-
rors. The gold medal awarded to
Wheeler & Wilson was for their
Dat.An hale machine, not for their
Family Sewing machine.
AT the head of sewing machines
for the family, stands the Florence;
taking precedence of all others of
all nations; thus maintaining in the
Great Exposition the rank which
it has for years held at home.
at will also be noticed that the
veteran inventor, Elias Howe, Jr.,
receives the deserved honor of Il
gold medal, not for his machines,
but for his service 10 the world as
an inventor and designer"
Extract from a letter July 5. 81,
from the European agent of the
Florence Sewing machine Company
to tho home office:
I've are happy to inform you
that the Florence has received the
highest prize awarded to any sew
ing machine for family sewing, viz;
Tho first silver medal. Thus we
learn from an official copy of the
awards in the hands of Messrs.
johnson & Co, publishers of the
catalogue.
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In the exciting match of Base
Ball between the Mutuals, of Morris.
lana, and the Unions of New York,
on Wednesday, they stood 8 and 8
at the end of the ninth inning, and
a zenith had to be played to decide
the game, the Unions winning by
one tally 9tos. The Mutuals were
"whitcwashcd " six times, the
Unions five times.
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Beyond the Mississippi"

We have received from the pub =
fishers a copy of this work, the adj
vertisemeDt of which appears in
another column. We are free to
say that it is a most attractive
book in typography and. illustra-
tion, and a glance at its contents
reveals enough to give assurance
of their being of absorbing inter
est. The author, Albert D. Rich.
ardson, is one of the most pleasing
descriptive writers America has
produced. His "Field, Dungeon
and Escape" gave him wide fame,
which will be extended and con.
tirmed by the present work. See
the advertisement.
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Basket Meeting and Excursion
Train,

o,W, SHATrucK, Esq ,tho faith
full and entcrprising Master OF
Transportation of the G. & q. Rail
road, has got out posters for an ex-
cursion to Williamsport, Pickaway
county, next Sunday, where Re
ligious Basket Meeting is to be hold
at that time. Trains will leave
both Lancaster and Washington in
the morning for Williamsport, and
return in the afternoon of the same
day, giving ample time to partici.
pate in the meeting.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-22

! offer my services to this com
munity as a Watch and Clock Re.
pairer. Ihave had forty years en-
perience, and have no heavy ex.
penses to meet. can therefore do
work well and reduce the rate.
can always be found at Myers &
Bro, Main street, Lancaster.
r. II GATES.
Aug l, '67.
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n@The Musical Convention,
heretofore announced, appears to
be in full operation at the City
Hall, under the auspices of Prof
IN. Johnson, and is represented
as being highly attractive and EN-
inently worthy tho attention and
patronage of the music.loying
community.
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t0E Of ihon, 4 Npsi Soe that In my opinion
thsJ are ~ books Tot county districts, asd 10
the hands Of teachers Of ordiaaTy ability. can be
made the means By 'whfeh-a great amount oi
pseful Information mar b impaired --inSorna-
ton Which, without their use, will nsyer be rn.
parted IN many of the rural districts. by their
hapOS arfSngement. am satls6sd pupil can
as9uFe knowledge Of the Natural Sciences at
the san9 time hsscg1irss tao srt Of reading.
And for hiSvsry rsa'oa, we're I 10 the rsrAl dis.
Eriess, wonld labor for their introduction.
&c. HARPER.
Pleased with Interrnedlsic Third Reader.
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II Homeopathy willhot cure Dlar'
rhea, Dvsentery Cholera MorouS'
and all other Sdmmer Complaints
with a more certain aud speedy ef-
feet than any other treatment. 1t
is triumphant ip Typhoid Drsen.
tcry. and has cured mere cases Of
Cholera than any other medical
system throughout the world
cHAnLEs w. BABCoCK, NJ. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC Physician,
Will be found at all honrs of the
aay or night, (except when absent
on visits at his Office in Tallmadge
Block, first floor up stairs, Lam
caster, Ohio.
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Rhymes for the People.

The old cour: Housc Is torn down, and the new
oneis on the top ofthe hih,
But the subscriber intends to remain atsHAwE's 5
coEsEE still;
Where to his friends and tho public with thanks
he would say.
That his goods and his work he will sell very
cheap for ready pay.
And those who are OWING him for sig montta
or more,
Can be fully accommodated by paying yp the
old score;
His mono-now reody--cal! in. everybody, you
know;
And this be wilsay, Cvitbout making flss or
bIOy,)
No matter what barg ins yoa're toll that yon
elsewhere can get;
lie will we wnh the best and warrant you al q
good ct.
July II, lsGT-n JAcOB HlTE.
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Will the friends to the cause of Education
please read the following testimonials as to the
excellence OF Wilson's Readers, and after read.
ing the same, will each one do himselfthe kind.
ness, to carefully examine the series and ask
an answer for hiTselG to the following question:;
Which series OF School Readers toould be most rat.
uablc tome9 had my school career 10 90 Orer a.
min
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Glass Houses.

Eds. Gazette:-Please whisper in
in the Eagle mans ear to say no
more about those bravo men who
never left the st ate, as we arc a
bou. all eDimmycrats:" and if he
must throw stones at Capt. Henley,
TO be very careful about that
"Glass House" as there ia where we
are. LATE PRIVATE.
0. V. l. G. G.
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CoLoRED BASE BALL.-The "Rcd
uots' ofZanesville, have challeng
ed the "Black Crooks" of Lancas-
ter, to match game. The latter
have accepted, and the game is TO
como off at an early day, yet to be
designated.
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d. B. MATCH GAME THIS AFTER
NooN.--The o. X. Club of zaDes-
vile will play the Nemeans OF Ian
caster match game on The grounds
of the latter, at three o'clock, P.
M, to day,
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Base Ball.

THE MATCH GAME AT CIRCLE.
VILE ON TUESDAY. - We have
been furnished with the full score
OF this game. of which we have
room, to give only tho statement
OF the runs and outs Of each player,
which were as follows;
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The Mass Meeting Next Tues
day.

We trust the Union men of the
county are preparing to turn out
largely to the meeting Tues
day next, and also to bring their
neighbors, of all croeds, who may
be disposed to listen to the truth.
Let us give the eminent speakers
OF The occasion such q meeting as
will mcite them to the very best
efforts of which they arc capable.
II willsrichly repay the labor.
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Musical Convention in Lam

SaBJGIs
Prof A. n. JOHNSON Of Allegany,
New York, widely known and Of
high reputation as a musical in
structor, proposes TO visit Lancas.
ter aud commence on August 18th,
a musical convention Of weeks
duration. giving lessons in the ru.
diments and practice Of vocal music
six hours each day atsl 90 for the
course to pupils over fifteen years
ofagc, and fifty cents fo- younger
pupils. The Professor seems TO
have given great satisfaction, and
generally tosucceed in creating II
strong musical interest wherever he
goes We would be glad to see that
kind Of an awakening in Lancas.
ter.
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Hats and Caps.

Just received at Brooks Hat
Store the largest and best selected
stock of flats and Caps ever
brought to this market. Call in
and sec the fall styles. 22-3w.
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BT Fall Exhibition Of Ii. V. Hor-
ticultural Socicty--Thursday Fri
day and Saturday, September 10Th,
Goth and 21st.
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Bargains! Bargains.! Bar
UainS tii

gains -!
The entire stock Of Dry Goods
and Millinery at J. N. MlLLER'S
old stand is to be closed out within
sixty days, regardless Of cost. All
those wanting bargains will do well
by calling at once.
All those knowing themselves in
debt to John N. Miller, will call AT
once and settle their accounts and
save costs.
J. S. SNIDER.
Aug. 1st, 1867-tt =
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New Developments In Sewing Ma
chines--Awardsa at the Great Expo
sitiOn.

new DeVelOpementS In sewing Ma
chines--Awardsa at the Great Expo
sitiOn.
An interesting fact has just been
brought to light respecting the first
premium awarded to Sewing Ma
chine Companies at the Paris TX.
position. A rival company Of the
celebrated "Floronce' has all along
claimed that they received the first
medal, but, singuIarly enough,
neglected to inform the public that
their medal was simply for but.
ton-hole' machine, not for the "bcst
family sewing machine
AS will be seen from the follow.
ing extract, this high prize was a
warded to the FLORENCE, over no
less than eighty-two competitors.
as being the best family seeing ma
chine on exhibition:
(From the Cincinnati Gazette, July 20
THE FLORENCE SEWING MA
CHINE.
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SABBATH SCHOOL FEsrIvAL.-
The programme Of arrangements
for the county Sabbath School
Festival of Thursday next, will be
found in another column.
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Job Printing.

Don't forget that the Gazette
Office is prepared to do the finer
kinds of job printing in good style
and on reasonable terms.
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A AMERICAN HOUSE,
LOGAN, OHIO.
Change or Proprlssoss,

MRe. n. q. WILSON, fornsfiy ofihs
IVk "WiIsoD House," Bremen, OHIO, would
respectfully inform the trayeiin ng public thst she
mas leased tbs American house, u Logan, Ohio,
The guests rld patrons Of the establishment
comfoIiAbis. Good stabling, sislls, feed and an
attentive Ostlcr VIII sIvsys be rsndy, The bu.
slnsss 10 management OF this locae viii BE- IN
business fDr number Of years, and who datterg
blHself that he can giye satisfaction. The pat.
rnnnge Of the public - rsgpsctiuIiy sollvitsd.--
Give US trial Mfs T. b. Wilson.
Aug. 8, 1sJ7--tf
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Exclusive.

| guarantee to those who call on
me as frequently as is necessary,
that every one of their teeth car
be saved through life. | use only
purest gold and staniel foils. My
attention is not divided. give
certificates ofguarantro.
Broadway, 100 yards south OF
Market.house, cast side.
15-tf. II. SCOTT.
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Notice is herohy given that The subscriber has
heen appointed and qualified es Exoenior, on
county, deceaEed. PAU CARPENTER
LancasteS, Ohio, Aug, s,lse7. 2l-aw
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The hop crop in Central New
York is a partial failure.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-22

The cholera is increasing III New
York city.
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COLUMBUS AND
HOOKING VALLEY R. R
MstallmentS on Stock.

Under the call made by he Board Of Directors
in MAY Lost, aud published in the papers along
the me, installnients oi,l0 per cent. each fell
due ON the 10Th days Of June, July, and August.
in addition to the iirst installnen: Of ten per
cent. which was due ut time OF subscription,
and which WAS called for hy notice in the pa
Ters.
Four installments of lC per cent. are there.
fore now due 10y all WhD have not paid any part
OF fIheir stock. and an instaliment OF ten per
cent. will become due on the 10th day o. Sep
tender.
Delinquent Stockholders are required to
make immediate payment. Payment ctn be
made 1T the Hooking Valley National Bank.
J. 4. MUMAUGH, Agent.
Ausust %, 1867.
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Gazette for tho campaign only
four cents a week
TRUTH WILL oUT.


| have used Florence Saving
Machine for year. The agent
who sold Il to me says that l have
abused it. have had il complete
ly apart at least a dozen times, be.
cause, like the young man who went
to the CircumlocGtion Office, II
wanted TO know" | have sewed
carpet with il. / have driven it
through 30 thicknesses of heavy
muslin. all that l could pack under
the foot and. Notwithstanding all
this unfair treatment, it sewed, n
few days ago, linen tuclls with No
l5O thread. each stitch taking only
two threads of the linen, and made
perfect work. II runs so quietly,
and works SO delicOtely that one
accustomed to any NOISY machine
would think IL was doing nothing.
1t comes as near having no tension
at all as can be possible, if sewing
is to be donc at all. 1t will sew
with a strand drawn out of piece
Of muslin, and not bleak it.
The Reversible Feed adds at
least 20 per cent. to its value: and
the Double Stitch another 20. 1t
is really machinery which does the
work. 1t is beautifully compact,
and, while perfectly strong and
tough, wonderfully delicate.
The mechanism is worth study.
ing as mere study Of tho power
and beauty of such an application
of science to domestic art
Rev GEO. II. WEBSTER.
Lancaster, Aug. 13, 1867.
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LECTURES,

Anew Course o'LsOtares a, bcing delivered
atthe
New York Museum Of Anat tony,
embracing the subjects
"IIow 20 live and what 10 live for.-Youth.
ahiuriiy and old ags. IN auhOod generally re-
Vewed.--Tbo caiisss Of indigestion, fatllence
aud Nervous liseises accounted .or Marriage
pblIosopbicnliy considered, &C."
Po>ket volumes Dtaining these lectures Will
bs forwarded 70 parties unabie 10 attend On 70.
eepi of lour stamps by addressing. "SECRE.
Iahf' View YORK MuaoGn Of Anatomy a1d
Science, Bls Broa1way, New York"
July 10, lS67-ly
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70 Board. Of Edueation, sehool ptreelors, .

TO Boards Of Education, School Directors, and
any Others ,0hom il may concern;
/ take great pleasure in recommending Will
sons School and Family Charts as vastly supe
rior in my judgment TO any other series IN use
Tho Readers are also admirably adapted to.
illustrate the Charts, and in the hands ofa skill
ful teacher to convey much useful Information to
scholars, as we'll as to discipline their minds.
By the faithful use OF these Charts and Read
ers, and also tho manual which accompanies
the Charts, teachers must become more intslii-
gent, live and SsCai.
r. REINNVNp.
! hayo heretofore refrained from giving .
written oplrion Is 10. the merits or dement's o.
Wilson's Readers Aher cafenl exsnlns
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Notice to Farmers.

The undersigned, Produce Dealers ofthe city
ofLancasier, will not he able TO furnish our far
nler friends with sacks this year. mud we suggest
that they hat better supply themselves with
sacks and not depend upon us.
Reher, KutE : Ulrick Martin, Einkoad 4 Co.
james Weaver. Mumaugh Son.
Lancaster, Ohio, Aug. s, lSj7-3w.
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Nfyron 3. Gregory's Estate.

Aug. IS, iS67--am
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1867-08-27
FOUNDRIES.

r EEDs' FOUNDRY, Corner of Delord and Fou.
- cher streets. Manufacture Steam Engines,
Boilers, Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Cotton Presses,
Newell Screws. and all kinds Of Plantation and
Steamboat works nov22-ly
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1867-08-27
HOTELS.

6tlTY HOTEL, Corner Camp and Common SITS.
~ X. s. Morse, Proprietor, New Orleans, La.
dec22-ly
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1867-08-27
SEWING MACHINES.

StoUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
- Noiseless Machine Of Wilcox & Gibbs, will
sew, hem, fell, braid, tuck, gather, quilt, cord
and embroider with satisfaction. Agents wanted
at No. 5 st.Char. .es street, Box 1856. octl8-ly
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1867-08-27
PIANOS AND MUSIC.

r OUfs GRUNEWALD, Music, Importer of Mu-
IL sical Instruments, PIeyel Pianos, Steinway
q Sons Chickering's and Gabler's. l29 Canal
street. oct13-ly
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1867-08-27
PIANOS AND MUSIC.

ZORN Il BREMER, 9S Camp street, constantly
II on hand firstclass Pianos, Pleyeis, Martins
and Ouvrier's, the celebrated Cycloid, &c o20-ly
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1867-08-27
TO BUILDERS.

AM PREPARED to fill orders at short notice
L for Dressed Flooring and Ceiling, Pannei
Doors, Sashes and Blinds of all sizes and quai-
ties, at lowest market rates.
mar5 JAMES MCVAY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1867-08-27
WHITE LEAD.

UsT received, one ton of fresh pure White
y lead, in z5 pound cans, very superior artic Ie
and OF three different grades and qualities, and
will be sold at prices to suit the times.
)uneZ9 JAMES MoVAY