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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-03-07
Desirable city Property for Sale.

THNHE undersigned offers her property, in tho city
II Of Lancaster, Ohio, for sale on reasonable terms.
l., Said property consists ofa good frame DWELL
f.,.A ing House and necessary out buildings, all in
4.l good repair, located on Lot No. 724 north side
OF Walnut street and east of High street.
For further particulars apply to b. f. REixmusp& &
son, Lancaster, Ohio. ELIZA BURK.
Jan. 81, 1SG7-tf 80
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-03-07
As AM DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT MY
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
Valuable Farm for
Sale.

TTlHE FARM BELONGING TO THE WIDOW
. and heirs of George W. Shoemaker dec situa.
Walnut township, Fairfield county, Ohio, is now Of
fered for sale on private terms.
IL The Farm contains about 1 8 acres rf land,
fnfM ofchoIce Walnut and Sugar soil, and haa upon
!Ligss. u good Dwelling Honse, Barn, Carriages'
mouse house, Wood house, and Spring house;
NJ thelater place there are teo very largo Springs
Barn, and stream Of water running through the
Eastern portion OF the premises. Has two good Ap:
pie Orchards, the youngest Just beginning to hear -
sion Hdesired. - :
For terms enquire ofthe owners on tho premises,
or @ o. the undersigned. J. Q. HlTE.
Pleasantyille, o., Dec. II, 1SGG-tr3o
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-03-07
Manhood, How Lost, How RESTORED.

MuhhOout now Lost, now hostOre0.
just published, a new edition Of DIR i.
ssSes.AO> Culverwell' Celebrated Essay
K1S5Sop the radical cure (without medicine) Of
SPERMATORRmGA, or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses, lMrorENCY, Mental and
Physical Incapaoty, lmpodiments to Marriage, etc (;
also, CONSUMPTION, EpILEPsY, and FRS, induced by
selfindugenco or sexual extravaganza
16-Price In sealed envelope, only cents,
The celebrated Gu hor, in this admirable ESSAY,
clearly demonstrates froma thirty years successful
practice, that tho alarming consequences of self.
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use Of internal medicine or the application of the
knife-pointing out a mode of cure at once simpie,
certain and efcctual by means of which every suf-
ferer, no matter what his condition may he, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
Re-rhis Lecture should he in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the laud.
Sent, under seal, plain envelope, TO any address
postpaid on receipt Of six cents or two post stamps
cents. Address thepnblishors,
CHAs. ]. G. KLINE e. Co.,
I27 Bowery, New York, Post ofico box $50
Nov. |, lees.lyA >
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-03-07

A woman named Wiess attirod her.
selfin mansapparel in Newark, N, j.,
and undertook to thrash Mrs. Miller,
when Mr.. Wicss, her husband, came
along, and discovering a man beating
a woman, interfered, and gave his
wife a sound whipping before no dis
covered who sho was.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

BenOuns Oss spieIs gu foIsen fdien
-@u9enie aber, iuie ibren eigenen
9ebanfen nadbdngene, in einem sSau&
teuil Iebnte. Sci Dem @etaufdAe, mel.
DIES oas S9lieBen Der Shur berur
la6te, brad iroeIien Die Spielenbe nit
einem raI4en 8lide auf ben @intre>
tenben ab unb erbob ii9. sd poute
Sbnen nur cas- aei9ert, mas fi4 obne
biele gSorte fauu, ansorafen last"
fa9te ite, F9 leidt seger 6en Gait ber<
neigeno, ,,6as, mas t9 oeutf9e Wuft
tteftne, 10 febr aud Elm Meiiter basu
/ 9ebort, I'm ibr su ibreut bpaen @e6te
su perbelfenlH gs1
oSu bait mid auf 6as 9latteis ae<
fubrt, Yapal" rief Gugenie nit einem
9tnfuge bon iib!er 9aune, Serr Ma<
CON lit elm Nui uiifberltanbiaer unS feIbit
Elm batter 3unftler, geeen ben auen>
fals nur 9lnna burd ibre ariiuolihen
Stnoien bel Der 9roBnutter unIere
@bre retten fonnte!"
u8er;eibung, SrduIeinl" ertpiberte
Waeon fi9 raid aufridtenb, ,,Sie
baben meine barnlIoie MeuBerung, Die
nur meine &uffailllng OeS Muiittiides
Sbnen be5eidnen unb bur9 elm paar
gefpielte Safte anbeuten foIlte, gu
idarf geitotnmen-Sie febcn, tuie i'd
ielbft Iest bafitr beltraft iuor6en bitt-
unb bod" inanbte er ii9 na6 Anna
um, uel6e tin bel geite setreten mar,
,,fann i'd Sbnen nur bon. 9ansem Ser
sen fur biefe Strafe banfen!"
(Sortiesuns foIst.)
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RATES OF ADVERTISIN
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nebmen.
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SofieIbe betrdgt $500 in 9orausbesah lung fir al
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re9iitrirt. ts5
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Die italieniiden 9lnaeleeenbeiten.
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Die italienii6en Qngeleeenbeiteu.
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gauna (?) uuo -eie 9lbftinttntng Der,
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Die italienibe lrmee 6atauf Serlan<
gen Sraufreidls oas pdpflibe Serri<
torium geraumt. sa4.e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08
giDbert sSeitn,iiller

empfiebit idb feinen Sreun5en utb 8efonnten fowie
benz eef9dftstreb en6en 9ubIitum oils geb6ris quais
fstrter on # tabIer fir ben erften Se3trt non
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08
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Don iekt an benannt rperoen miro, ibergegangen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

bicago. z. Sob.
4uf Der Gbicago 9tttons ct. 9ouis.
@iienbabn brad Die Brude iibet
SiforD Greet Bel Der lleberfabrt etnes
3uges sulammen unb Die 2ofomotibe
nebft tnebrert1 @a9en .itir;te in oen
SIuB. @IIfH6er @eiie 1T tein Wen>.
iGenlebem su beflagee.. e 1.i-f@
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&er1mine.

Boarding tdnu man in Der Staet 81 biaigen Hreiie
babeu unb eine bef9rdtte Anaabt tann banrit in Be
S5ute periehen perSen. sz.. -S ,es st.s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

Ten lines OF solid nonpareil make one square
Yearly advertisers will be entitled to discount
10 per cents.
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each insertion.
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z1d 10 cents a line every additional insertion.
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,rtiou. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
and transient advertisements will be taken
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Office No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE.
(over W. r. Berry & Co.'S Book store,)
?. o. Adress LOCK BOX &c.
..sf.. NASHVILLE, TENN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-03

"A 'W1FEs PowER.-The power of a
wife for good or evil is irresistible. Home
must be the seat of happiness, or it must
bcnnknown. a good wife is to man
wisdom and courage, and strength and
endurance. a bad one is confusion,
weakness, discontinue and despair.
No condition IS hopeless when Inc wife
possesses frmness, decision and economy.
There is no outward prosperity which
can counteraet irdoience, extravaganza
and folly at home. No spirit can endure
bad domestic influences. Man is strong,
but his heart is not adamant. He delights
in enterprise and action; but 10 sustain
hin ne needs a tranquil mind and whole
heart. He needs his morals in the con.
hictts Of the world. To recover his cquan-
i;nity and composurc, home must be a
place CT repose. chcerfnlness: peace, COM
fort; and his <oal renews It's strength
again, and goes forth with fresh vigor to
encounter the trouble and Iabors Of. 3ifes
Blu. it' at home he ;linds no rest, and IS
there met. With bad temper, sullcnness
or gloom, or complaint, hope vanishcs,
and he sinks into dispair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-03
"A Lady and tile R6bber.

TIE following authentic story will III
yaig!ale the cfiei. repeated charge against
w@men,lllat: they cannot keep a secret"
Some wears since, lady called at
glovcs's shop in she ontsldrls of fsthe City
Of london, and purchased pair of gloves
for.hcr Immediate wear, observing at the
same time, that she WAS on her road to
Bar1efAihat'she had left her gloves at
her friends house where she had called,
and that she was apprehensive of being
beilighted If she went back for them. The
s!oeer fitted on the gloves; and the lady:
after paying for them from apqrse well
stocked with bank-notcs, stepped into. her
carriage and proceeded on her journey.
She had scarcely reached FinchIy Com
mon, when highwayman stopped the
carriage. and demanded her money. He
cn;reated her not to be alarmed, as he had
no Intention on her pefson--if she sur
rcndc*ed her property, it was ali he want
cd, declaring that distress, and not his
will, urged him to :his desperate act, and
he vas determined to remove his pecli-
niaryI wants or perish. The lady gave
him her purse, and;tHe despcrado rode off.
After ha5was gone. and her fright had
somewhat subsided. the lady imagined
tIl..y in the. address, of the highwayman,
si.n recognized the voice of the glover
=:..io, Lad Just bef're dealt with. This
iGoiecs;5 strucie her SO torcibIy. that she
ordered i.er servant to drive back to town
--n1 choosing, she said, 70 venture over
| lie heath ; 80
Ou her arrival At the govers, she
iinocI;ed ANA gained admission, ihe glcHci
himself opening dle door, ii'Iis lady Nc
sired 20 speak with him in private. The
/ gldser showed her to a backparlor: whcr
| size exclaimed:
Ian come for my p'lrse, Of Which
veuro5hed ne tbs evenilla on finch3iS
Geia!aN = The s!otcr vas conf3pn.ied.
't.ii oi 10 ne ior yen 10 deny it.
am Convinced. ana ynlr lie is AZ my
mery.s .Is:cturl 10 rneslny property, and
.Srnst to, my h;ln.anity.;' :
The glover. overcome with guilt shame
:nd confusion, confessed tic crime, re-
turned the purse, and pleaded his distress.
Tie LADY, aitcr suitable admonillon, gave
Sin ii ten poaad note, bade him meHi
lis @ay Of life, and kocpi;s OWL counsel,
;:jiiug that she wcald not divulgc MS
,Anj,a or ;,'acc OF abode. She kept her
word. and thougl! the robbery was stated
in :he papers, the discovery was omitted:
aa,l, it vas not untiIreccntl y that aminu'e
accoan. of this singular transaction was
loiinl among The papers alluded to. Even
in the private memorandun, the name
and residence of the glover was omitted.
and the secret, in that particular, rests
With the lady in the grave
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-03
TS;! er s:mesh:.:l.

Tie mite wuz kIare. without fog, Sail
5;e.; -ana~i 81, On lo~ Her i2e WIZ
:asc u%on The si;i an4 her breast did licye
VIC: NAVY sis:l IIer ilaire WIZ az
ti ll.,i i; AZ Tie Llaekes cat, and her lips, .!c-
.i4;-ale:1 bold my !at Mi arm wuz
areraa her li;;c w!isic. All got READILY
h.. lips 10 taste: but whenever do Il
tang SO chaste, never. an i'll lauch ~ q
haste.
lis SADIE VIXEN YOU Kiss jl,e Nu Yorl.
.,rls. with pretty alu re, and hair thu;
.ctmls, they ask you Whit you are about
a@3 give yon slap ,@to on tl" snnni.
Ihc western girls ;h;. make no bother: #
yoa kiss them ole cheek, tna 'nrn To you
lie olier 5u. give me a Virginia guri
far 'kiEsil-tha Beet awi ut!!ers clean til
nuihine. Whenever s9i giy w"n nv 'em
u smack, tia, pout-uP their lips and kiss
yor back.
But III mi stori; mi dccrcst rrcdor.
doal s;s wearc: for il ! du git oh'ny
traci;. I've now with trouble, found mi
way back. ard my ihecn again I'll never
,ozr. rs sure az this i: poetry or prQze. =
pressed Sail Bots form til mine, and
looked dow.m in her iZc, and Us | took her
haad IN nine ! couldn't speak fur size.
Neerer, ncerer, hi l:P.ito here did snceii (;
| fit her warm brcth On my cheek; |
civ her little hand a squeeze. when razlns
~ her head she sed lake kare, snooks
,ill sneczc!'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-03

toward H Heaven, and cried .s7"oh,, yc
brilliant wa,chpen near to the gates of
the Heavens, why do yc wander thus
silently? Is Q mortal permitted to hear
The sQupl of your voice? Oh, then,
speak Of The land %hich is beyond, and
Of Atel, the beloved .Ibcn, il became
Yet more, still around him, and Adam
l.thrcw himself f-upon his face, amd'wor--
shipped And he heard in his heart a
gentle yoicc: !" Lo,? Abel, thy son, lives =
Then walking from thence, he hoped,
ana his so'll was still, and full Of sadness.
| From the German.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-03

CnnEErvI. l'uaT..;. --C4ce: :fulnc9s,. COM
parable unto t tise po@acgs Of the mcr;i
chant,; nIay scarcely claim to be called 4
virtue; bnt j; is tie, trierd and tenef Of
al r9ot craces. and the absenco,oi,. it is
certainly a wee. # c ccrfplness be not
aca,iil, aSsprediy melancholy is disease.
Practically. caecyt1lness Occupies a very
aish position, and w;lAoa. it the ChriStian
a5orer IS destitute Of yciy Goa,idefabi"
element ~ .tryri::;,!!.:. 'Chcer.nlneas sharp,
ems The ecly9 anG removes ,he rus4 IRON
he a::aa. 4 ;oyou$ tc;",s s2Hplies 2il 20
oar iawa,d ,iGcfiperv, and. makes TIC
Whole OF orr powers &-6rli VIII ease ana
Efficiency; hceceit is Of. thc utmost iln-
portanee that We maintain Il c"aten,cd,
cheerful, Genial disposition. The longer
on. oaqagcd i'll my Masters service, the
more am confident that the .ioy o; the
Lord is au,l laD,5 be our strength, and
that discoQtcns and moroseness are fatal
10 usefulness. With all my hears you'd
say 10 my lpllow-serv;.i!is, " Rejoice IN
jh Lord always, no. o"y l6: Jour o"il
saI;as. bat f,y that-saKc. .of,ithe. %urlywllch.
is SO dear TO you Whoever may advo-
cate drcaey dgilnoss, cannot and daro
not 90 otherwise than impcach it is a.
encmy OF true religion. icy. Z. II.
SDurrc0n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-03
Snuf Diln!ng.

\ correspondent of the Chicago %oHf-
aal travelling in Mississippi, gives the
t:Io,-;r,. sI.e.cb of thc ot;srts <f ,.snu0
~, 80, ,...:,
dppng. Inc la"''y ne 0es'i'Ve' a''
fellow passengers OF tram;
Here is large iami!t that reqaires 4
6rief description. The father OF the brood
Is a ;Gll, lean, dark, but rather. pleasant
maa-wh!!e his wife IS very large very
;2l'.fAced, and coarse in texture, manners
AID language. There are two colored
wo.ncn 20 take charge Of tie Children.
which are Of all sizes, from. the baby in
black manmys' arms, to iai; GroW"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-03
DRINK LGss lYlru y OUR MgALs.-Oae
rrnat crrnr that we commit is. that we

DRIyK Lxss Wlru j OUR MgALs-Oae
great error that we commit is, that we
drink too muci: ct our meals. Before we
have sufficiently nas;lca:ed orr food 10
enable us to swallow it. we force it down
by taking water or warla drinks. This
nos only diutes the saliva, but weakens
the gastric juice after the food gets into
the stomach. Many persons take swal-
low Of fluid with almost every mouthful
o;' food. Lock along the dinner table in
any of our hotels and fashionable private
dining rooms, and you will be surprised
at the quantities which are drank during
the meal; and if your mind be not taken
up with observing the errors Of others,
you may discover the same evil in Your
self, and thus be led to correct it. This
habit. sooner or later. ends i'll producing
dyspepsia aHd cons,ipations, than which
there arc no affections more destructive
Of Health and cjnr,ort. When we are
thirsl as our meals OF 1t ether times,
we should driaI; to Hay sl,:h thirst only.
Aiiso!id iood should be thoroughly ground
and mixed with, saIivain in the mouth, un-
aided ard undiiuted .by water Or other
drinks. Ro,y' upon il, the apparent re
ccssi:v for drinking is u mere ;i::0:t, wsich
wc c#a correct at viii: and all WHO prize
he..|.b .. lis. truo v.yiue wiiAno consider.
is preservation OF purchase too high :t
6o ooSt nr oitao.itoc, In :so sil,lyle ,o,itSsi;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-03
s.iS Head is LcrcI.

While passing stable yard yesterday,
in theupper portion Of the city, our at
tention was attracted, for & few moments,
to two coiored men who were trying to
hitch mc!e 10 a little wagon. The mule
was yery obstreporous, he had his dander
up about. something, and put ina serious
protest against the whole proceedings.
He reared and pitched, and threw his
'hind feetaboat remarkably active. damag-
ing The wagon and several times threaten
ing to knock off the head of two Of the
daykics. who werc lammin" away at his
muIeship with a long hoop pole. The
two negroes labored hard. but without
avail. The animal. had not been worked
for sometime. and lie felt his oats and
was. MOTTO he 'lriAed with. After three
Or tfonr Intellectual attempts were made
to get the male between the shafts, the
cs.9rcd gen,lcman with 4 hoop pole had
his passion aroused and commenced lar
frpipg ihe animal in good earnest, The
muIc yacceglcL the is,"r made, upset thc
co!rrcd gentleman who was tickling h!'!l
y,l The hoop, a:id stakiagg French, lease,
his .inalr;hn. d.shad dnwn the street III
rreat g!ar oyer = al.4os ne lad accomplished.
TT. did 1..rhey who 90; i:aochcd (io"n,
with TIE a.d oi iis comrale, Slowly got
to ~ feet again. lie gave . glance at
the ae,teasinss mule. ;."d slowly shaking
Ills Ica,l. he remarked: "l'e;c, DAT ar
mule '.i;c some ni.gers. lon lei em
bah ''erry t!ra htt:c tim6, an den day
won't de. ,....-4fi,,--b;l. Try 10 yeJc. / bet
ei..a male is gwias down 10 &c place where
DAY register row We didn't. wait to
;.aa. anything Inore: bnt concluded that
o..: .i5rkry's hea. va. lcvcl,-N. q. Plea
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&c Yesterday dinGtl At Ham House
10 meet the ita;hyc.iIds; and very anu
siiag i, was lie (;;o;hschiid) told rs of
MS life Az, 4dventJre He w. The third
Son OF Ii haa';cr at .lraakEor.. There
~.aS not, he said, room "nor@ii fer rs
Ill n that city deals in English goods.
I great trader came there ..vho had the
whole market to !l;!n:a;i': he was quite
the erea; nia,.. and did nsn tavor ii he
sold US goods. Somehow | !l1nded him
aQl he ref;scd to show me his patterns:
'i'ii;s w,,: o., iiucsli.y. ! said to my father.
Il vii. 90 . E.:gG..nJ" cou.d speak
uo,h:us h,.s. t;eginy1. @1l; thursday !
ytariel Ihs nearer sosso 2a5iapd,.
the chca 5es Goods were. As soon as !
got 10 Manchester, ! laid oct Mi my
moner, things were so cheap aud maae-
goa proii;s-tile raw material, the dEeing
and The manufacturing. said to the
nWaf.o.ur.r. Il VII; >uPry You ,witb
the material and dye, ai, yov >n?piy me
w;;;I manufactured soo.is.' So gotthree
profits instead Of one, aad could sell
goods cAeapsr than anybody, In 4 short
time made 100000 into &G0,000. Ny
Saccess all turned on one maxim. said.
can do wila. another man can; aad 50
am q match Tor the man with patterns.
aud Tor all the rest c; ii.cga .Ano'hcr
advantage had, made bargain at once
When settled in London, tho East indja
Company had ;eSQ0 $50 in gold 10 sell.
sen; to the sale and hoseht i all. /
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White Linen DRILLS,
Grass CLOTH,
Linen COATING,
Spanish LINEN,
Fancy Checked LINENS, &C.,
.Jackonet EDGINGS and INSERTIONS,
Swiss EDGiNGS and INSERTIONS,
Jackonet and Swiss BANDS,
,Iackones and Hamburg FL0UNC1NG,
,Jackonet and Swiss COLLARS and SETTS
Hamburg and Dimity BANDS,
Breakfast COLLARS and SETTS,
Linen
Infants Embroidered WAISTS,
Embroidered HANDKERCHlEFS,
Black and White Bobbin NETS,
White Brussels Bpbbin NETS,
White and Black Cape NETS,
Black and White Silk ILLUSION,
Black and White Silk Dotted NETS,
Imitation LACES,
Blond LACES,
Cap
Crochet
Saxony
Linen {" and Lace COLLARS,
Black Applique Lace Wells,
Black Pushcr Lace WELLS,
Empire Bugle Trimmed Lace Wells,
Black Love WELLS,
Black Grape WELLS.
MOSQUITO NETTING,
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\ waggish Journalist, who Is of'anmer-
ry over lbs personal rIaimncsS, tells thi:
story OF himself: went to:a drag store
carlr tie other morning ioi dose of;
morphine for sick friend The night
cle.li objected to giving it tome without
a prescription. evidently fearing meant
TO destroy myself.
..psh.w." said |. "do look like a man
who would kill himself?'
Gaziua al me steadily for half a minute
he replied. 80 4aa
81 don't know. Seems to meif Hooked
like you should be greatly tempted to