davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27
Guyh.


y OFFS to LEASE in Cliff-st., near John
aBdsoms OPP o. second rooT with third Ano 0ui'o
sssn above Apply 70 A. S. SERBIA, no 50 Pine.'t
IN BROOKLYN Nights, a FURNISHED HOUSE,
ol-stor, brown stone and brick within Rys minute va OF
Esst Ferry furnace and CRATES range, gas hot Hne col M
krt stationary t1es etc al perfect order nih
family st 5o month, gong 10 Europe
DAtENPORT FANNING No l5 MoHtAgusEt, near Court
- lrooslyh
40 LET, in Jersey City-A new and first
rss HOUSE With an the modern Improvements Est water mo
ev in most defh lcostou north side u Van NoTts9uare
sss s2OO Possession immediately Address c. H. H. Boz No 81
D a., Jersey CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORD.
Rerortcd h THE TRIBUNE he ioeck ending Wednesday,,
Dec 20, 1867.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27

At the end Of the procession, the Marsnas sOppeu ue
eA Crib and faced another leaving room Tor e otts
s1outed To pass between them Then followed the da-
fseres an was inteTspersed with carols and hymns,
Vhleh were sung by the children The music was eAe
KNIT Father Young presiding at the organ reward th
olos OF tho celebration gifts and prizes wcro distributed
krom the Christmas Tree 20 the Sunday-Schooi ccen
nassed of most agreeaby The church crowded With
the parents and friends " the children who seemed 70 De
well pleased. Briefly, everything gotten NJ Dy TIE fAuF
tst Fathers al ways prove successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27

See. be comes whom ever nation,
Taught of God. desired % see
FIlled With hope and expectation
That be would their Saviour be.
Big. OBJ sng With e1uiistion,
Haste We % our Fathers home
Peace. redemption. JOY. salvation.
Nov from heaven 70 earih a9e come
See. he comes whom kings aud sages,
Prophets patnarcht Of old;
Distant climes and countless aget,
Waited eager GO behold
Sing. Oh sing with oxidation,
haste We 20 our Fathers homei
Pesee redemption, JOY salvation.
Eov from heaven % earth are conc
See. the Lamb Of God appearing
Cos Of 6od, FROM Heaven above
See Tie heavenly Bridegroom cheering
Hu desr bride with words Of love
olory 10 The Eterntl Father.
GLORY 10 the incaraa'e Son
Glar7 70 the HOLY spirit.
GlOrY 70 the hTee 10 One
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27
6onntm Zeal 6stHtf for SuL.

THOICE FARMS at Farmers prices, IN the best
Nss,toaI EsvJer.sl PsrIlI FsA1ss ~ 1-oso.- l9
HREAT BARGAINS in FARMS and and 80 49,
TAGFs os rre Of Sonh r. Long Island 500 70 si'~
PGTTIT s. fGALEE. 30 ~ BroaaNay, hoou 10
Y1R4NGE co. FARM for SALE--9O acres WITH
sosI buings handsome location, % NoatnS il fe
-. Ao So acres adjoining j. HALLOCh DhAAL N'sOAsn'
q X OLIVER, Ne. BeeamaneG
mo GENTLEMEN and PRACTICAL FAkM-
4 FpS-GEyIyIE VALLEY COUNTRY STAT and fAhh %,
EsLR asar Gsnesg end adjoining the properly o. We H's
.h Ters are s Of and part being 10 Wlett sne cover
- - c,l, Ill under thorough cultivation except about " ae
al sood N.t u waste land o. The il fAes JOY ~
story attc snd iaee.l uA
- IN nth hrci; has ROOMS beside attic and Basement hoa
-aeaeI br ornamental grounds q aAoul aefesi large s1eh
- fsc fr1 aud vegetables There D. also C"Afs hr
S-ree tsAer Houses Tor tenants and lahofefs
I'll other outhaidugs 4ia
e. most desirable s STATE and ne location u ~ e ss
fbb within miles q toe railroad depot fef pfcc All %
Ioass spp.y 10 HOGER MORGAN No zi1nesI 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27
THE MONEY MARKET.
,ALEs AT THE STOCK ExcnANeE.-FRsT CALL,

IUt O'CLOCK A. ".
oOyFRNMFNT DEPARTMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27

EnrrnNmrsI nrpAK,

GOvFRNMENI DEPARTMENT
ueks 400 Con r2 III $40 Cou G5u 10 s6s52O Reg 67 nj
a ooo 10s / -oO . 1854 1000. 1854
$40 Con Ca $50 Co 81 j. Treas Nolcs DIV
500 80. L..lU55. 1850 ..-......l08. 2d Series.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27

pany have received $1,000 in silver bars the product
Of eight days mining
The transactions al the Sub-Treasury were: Re
ceipts for Customs $4,000 for Gold Notes s472cOO;
total Receipts. 81 SO9.O7O 10. Total Payments, $780,
2S5 70. Balance, slO4,5S2615 o.
The exports from New-York Exclusive Of spece)
for the week ending December o. and since the
beginning Of the year. compare as follows:
ISG5. 1865. 1867.
For the week 90. .... tSli9<45 f5234Glo t2607, 23s
Previously reported III, 2}O76 ls26slOO le2219sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27

Since January .tIs,CsS,5u sis5,sl562o tls5sSJ,l7e
The foreign imports at New-York compare as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27

Uyyfca lE.tEt. t..tr, hsILao.p t0HFAsr,i
TO Ai.isH--i Nra iors :
TIVE COUPONS of the First Mortgage Bonds OF
s C.t p-,te I.ot Coo sur doe jap D. If'. yil be PAD
"a ia ~ ,, rar t tlr g 1. tansiag ii'a'e ~
II.N HATCH. Banners
Al Tnsnrsi 81 Co. Coastal icie Railroad Comp'5y
{ p UrsTfyui0s. Ncrl-r.lrh-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
THE VOTE.

The popular voto in Ohio Or
Tuesday was probably much The
heaviest ever cast in the State
Notwithstanding This fact, Rcpub-
lican voters can bo counted by
scores In our county, and doubt
less in all tho rest, who would not
and did not 60 to the election
enough, probably, to have esscnti.
ally changed the result. 1t is true,
however, that many who have
hitherto voted the Republican tick,
ct went this time with tho Dcmoc.
racy, and that thOy secured the
largest portion. Of the votes Of young
men voting for The first time. II
such grow wiser as thcygrow older,
We shall have faith that all this
will be corrected in the future.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
New York Market.

New York, Oct. 7.
FLOUR heavy without decided
change; sales $4,000 lbs at SO GOA
8 20 forsuperfine State and West
ern; $40 40@Sl3 80 for extra Yves.
TEN; $40 7O@13 75 for round hoop
Ohio; Sll 4O@16 75for st. Louis.
California quiet; sales $50 sacks
and bbls at Sll 25@l3 so. Rye
-four active at So 1903.
WHEAT quiet. No. 2 Spring at
81 3O@2 81; No. Spring at SO 81
az 38.
RYE is very firm at 81 G5@1 &C
for Western.
- OATSis quiet and steady at 7G5
@77c torsChicago and Ohio.
CORN firmer at 81 35b@1 36L
for good to prime mixed Western.
PORK dull. Sales of $50 bbIs
mess at S23@25 rcgular.-closinp
dull and heavy ats23 10, cash and
regular
BEEF nominal.
CUT MEATS quiet and steady.
BACON dull and unchanged.
Lard quiet at l4s@l4Ec for fair
toprimc steam and kottle rendered
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati, Oct. 7.
FLOUR-In good demand and
market firm; extra $40 75@l1,
and family S12@12 25.
HEAT - Buoyant and offer.
ings light. Sales ofNo. / at Isl 70,
but The feeling was less buoyant
at the close.
CORN = Advanced to 81 and
supply light, but demand not large
). .OATS-Advancod to &c, and in
good demand.
RYE in demand at 81 so.
BARLEY scarce, and prices
tending upward. Sales ofNo. | at
II 65; choice is held at 81 rs.
PORK quiet at s24 for mess.
BACON active and prices higher;
sales Ct $50 hhds at s14@l41c for
shoulders, the latter to como out Of
smoke; clear rib sides held at lSc
There is no bulk meats offered,
and mono in market excepting
shoulders.
Lard held firmly at 1890, but
the demand is light.
BUTTER firm and in light sup
ply at 32@3Sc for fresh.
CHEESE firm at l5c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
The Result in the State.

Returns received up to wednes.
day evening indicate that q Demo.
cratic tornado has swept over the
State. carrying tho Governor, State
Ticket, Legislature, ond the soil
tary member Of Congress voted for
IN tho second district, Hamilton
county No time, space, or incli.
nation for details, which arc in q
very confused and unsatisfactory
shape, but will be presented as
clearly as practicable in our next.
LATESTi- Thursday morning.
Dispatches received from Colum.
bus indicate that tho Legislature
OF Ohio will bc Democratic, and
that the result on Governor is yet
doubtful, both parties claiming to
have elected their candidate. Our
impression is that Hayes is beaten
at least five thousand votes.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
by the Atlantic Cable.

A message was received from
Florence on Friday night, an,
nouncing tha!tho insurgent troops
holding II strong position near Ba,
Quavca in Viterbo, were attacked
BY tho Papal forces. A short, SHARP
fight resulted in the defeat of the
attacking party, who were obliged
to hastily withdraw. Tha losses
arc not stated, The "Party of Ac,
ton" were elated by tho victory
A public meeting Of tie friends OF
Garibaldi was hold at Turin. Rov.
olutionary speeches were made by
many distinguished persons. Meet
ings Of like character are in con
temptation in other parts OF Italy
Though o prisoner at Caprera,
Garibaldi has issued a stirring ad.
dress to his followers, which is
published TO day. He recitos at
length the grievances of Italy,
asd asks his countrymen to re,
dress tkOm now. He appeals strong
ly to their patriotism, and urges
all his friends 10 march forthwith
to Rome.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
NOTICE IN PARTITION.


lNWQMAS Montgomery, and, saruh Mani.
i gomery his wife, or 'washineton cd%noIx %ops
lennsy lyaniai Isaac Griffith, OF IaIffielsl ena,n,
", Oho; William williamson and catherine
n,hhInson ms wife, Of Plckawhycouhfy Ohib..
Sohh hester and Mary Kester his wife, Of Far.
nclu county, Ohio; James Griffith, ofSangnmon
v9up'y, illinoisi Sherman Mefker and Filsn
M,eekeI, hls wife, Of Fairfield county Ohio; J6hn
y HIiinth: OF Pickaway comfy, OHIO. William
HIlinth, Thomas II Griifith, and Hannah Jana
Grfhth, of Fairfield county, Ono. vii, taL ~
uce that n petition was filed ni,nin Al San, ~
the "a day fOctOber, 1857, in ths tsnS,
mon Pleas within and for The Z o,,ntv oT Fa;r6aid
ohio,hy samuel p. Crifith, nnd ~ now ns,,T''
lhg, wherein said Samuel p. Clrifllth SennsnSs
pMhuonof the following real estaie. to.wIf.@
Lying and heing ID the eatlliy OF Fair6eId.',r
me state OF Ohio, and known and distlugnishad
ny Oelng part Of the NorthWe est qrafterf o} sec'
uoh uoh 10 " Iownship u. OF Ranen X. uf thaisnds
soiu ny Chililccthc, Ohio, and beunded ms hi.
lows; beeinningat the North easl corner OF safd
Quarter seetiopi thence south forty ehainsio the
corner Detween DUN aud Peters, m said sre.
uon' ,hence west eighteen chains and tv96tS.
i've INKS 70 Q. port eorper Of Thomas Gal
ansher lhndi thence north on 'thb IN a ofsaId
hoaas Gala gher, foaiy CHAINS tuls most On lila
nor,n ,, boundary line OF said quarter section;
.henee east with said boundary line eiehtesn
seyenty.hve links tothe place Oflrr.
nh'ukIeohthnlnR seventy-fve acres OF lFfd
mere OF less; and thai at hetlext term oftsG
e WoVr. n sne SAD samugl p. 6nfih will apply ior
~ vaIur 'hat partition may be made 6f said
rsuNsesf SAMUEL PlGnlFFlT.II,S
by W. r. Greed, his Attorney.
October Sd, 1sd74w ~ l9'' ,'''i7'fs IcN
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
Teeth at New York Prices!

DR.. Won BoNHoRsT would return thanks
to the citizens fLancastcrandvlclnity for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
his aesidence here, and would say that having
enlarged his Dental Establishment, and In.
creased his facilities for doing Dentistry, he is
nowpreparedto do all kinds of Dental work
attesS prices, and in better manner, than any
otberestablishment in the city. 1.s
settSOi Teeth atfrom SIS to 20, warrdnted to
give perfect satisfaction or no charge made.
Teethflled so as to preserve them through
life, atfrom one dollar upwards.
Dr.VoS BoSnoRsr's established repntationin
thiscity, as first class Dentist, is sufficient
guarantee that all work done by him shalIbe
donein the best possible manner. h
BSln addition, he has secured the services
ofone Of the best workmenin the East.
REFEREScE--All the principal citizens ofLan.
caster.
Rooms next door East OF Post Office, Main
street. Feb 7, 1867.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
[Prom the Boston pos,l

Tue CuIcAoo AND BosToN Girls
Somebody in Chicago has been
li6elling tho Boston. girls in this
wiso: "Tho ambition Of every
young Boston girl is 10 live in u
brown stono front, with two bow
windows and brass knocker, bo.
fore she dies. llaving accom-.
plishod that, and attended course
OF medical lectures, she is ready TO
depart in peace, for aftor that all il
vanity" Per contra, tho ambition
of u Chicago girl is 10 live in almost
any swell front, TO ride behind II
81 800 span, 60 into ecstaoies over
cheap opera and negro minstrelsy,
play old sledgo for Catawba, relig.
iously avoid all kinds Of lectures,
or anything touching the intellect,
marry a man who owns fivo acre
-four mill, and work up a divorce
at the end Of the honeymoon.
Having got this and q cool, round
alimony, she isready TO depart :
for a second "trip over tho same
programme,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
TOO Heavy a Load.

The result Of the election shows
that The constitutional amendment
was too heavy load for the. Re
publican party otohio to-carry al
the present time. Itis well known
that we were no believers in the
expodicncy OF it's Submission TO the
people in the late canvass-not that
ii is not rightin itself, but because
ni the danger of jeopartlizing it's
ultimate success and the ascendcn-
cy Of the Union organization byfts
premature introduction. We could
not, Of course, refuse our support
to tho measure, let il be introduced
when, and as often as it might
and we now rest in the confidence
that the late apparent defeat is only
u step forward toward the certain
consummation Of this just and
purely democratic measure. The
time will como when the doctrine
Of the cqnal righ:s Of man aud the
principles of true democracy will
not be too heavy a load for a party
calling itself Republican to carry.
Whether We live to see it or not ii
has got TO prevail, or the fabric Of
free popular government must per
ish from tho face OF tie earth.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
ROAD IMPROVEMENT
N EEyEM N&,
Under the Act Of 29M March, 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

MOTTO IS HEREBY GIVEN
Y that on the 2lst of October, 1s I, by the un
dcrsgned, Mt the Auditors Office in Fairfield
county, OHIO, the improvement of the county
and state road, under said act, from the city Of
Lancaster OHIO, to the Ohio State Reform
Farm, NJ ordered by the County Commission
ers OF said county, on the I'd day of October,
1867, will he lat to the lowest and best bidder,
subject to the approval of said Commissioners,
to be done in lie manner following, to-wlt:
lst. To he graded from the Hooking Bridge,
at the southern limit Of the Corporqt,On of said
city, on said road to the width of lSfeet, and Ia
,he distance Of three Ci) miles and 81 bi-InO
rods, and to grade Of not more than five (O
degrees at any one point.
"a. Dtehes to be made Of proper sizewhor.
eyer necessary to carry off the water along the
sides and from said load Improvement.
3D. Four " good and Substantial CulvertE
to he made US indicated In he pla, ofsurvey of
SAID road Improvement, on file in SAID Audit.
or's Office.
ith. said road thus improved hy grading.
bitches and culveris, to he grayeled with good,
unscreened gravel along tho centre of said
grade to the distance Of two (2) miles from said
Hooking Bridge, and TO tho width of twelve (l2)
feet, aud to the depth of Is inches along the
centre thereof. and 9inehcs on each edge there
Of with uniform elope-smd gravel to be pro.
vided by the County Commissioners, and to be
taken by the contractor from such plnce, with.
IN the vicinity OF said road as n good article
thereof may be procured by said Commis.
sioners.
9TH Said road improvement to be let IN sec.
tons ofnot less thun 9no.half GSl mile, and ms
much greater as tho bids mny warrant, ut a
specified price for such section.
9Th, Payments will bo nude on contracts
according to said dAct. ,.I~.
Oct. 10th, lsG7-2w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
For rr.assn, Of IN. Ua,.sa states.
ULYSSES S..GRANT,
Or IIITN0TS
OF ILLINOIS.

We place at the head of our col
umns this week, the name of the
hero of the age, the deliverer Of
the Nation from the dominion Of
arned rebellion, the patriot Of un.
suliiOd purity. and the Man, saga.
ciOus, able, aud resolute for the
right in whatever position he may
be placed. ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
as our deliberate and wellconsid
cred choice for tho next Presidcn
cy. Wc expect to keep that flag
flying until the wires in November
1868. shall fash through all the
land the joyful tidings of GRANTS
election by the largest vote ever
given to an American Presidential
candidate.
If the unwholesome spirit oil. dis
loyalty, now so elatcd by tempo
rary alteration Of an honest pec
pie from the path of justice, ex.
poets to occupy tho position Of
honor in this country, while loyal
ty goes down in odium and disbon
OFF tho leaders in treason who
arc now rejoicing think the party
of rebellion is TO DO gloriied and
established in the future, while
that which crushed tho rebellion
and brought the country out of lis
deadly peril, is to be covered with
obloquy and shorn of its powor,
they will realize the magnitude OF
thcir mistake in q little more than
q year from this time.
ThsUnicn army in the war had
IFS Bull Run--the Union patty h, &
now had It's parallel civil reverse
Tho end in the one case, as it was
IN the other, will be all the moro
glorious and benefcent, as We
sleadiastly believe. sg r
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10

--~---------s 20 s-----------
To the Pastors and Brethren
of the Christian Churches in
Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio
and West Virginia:
A desire has beer expressed that
the Pastors aud Brethrcr Of all The
churches Of Christ in PcnnsyIva
nia, Eastern Ohio and West Vir.
ginia should meet together for the
purpose Of stimulating each other
10 greater activity in the causo Of
Christ, by means Of united prayers
to tho Head Of the Church. and By
a FREQ interchange Of opinions and
experience in regard to questions
pertaining to practical Christian
effort. " e9i ''t I'3 r'''
Never was there greater need
for united Christian activity. The
fields arc ripe for the harvest,
Tho work OF Christ among the
young; homo evangelizatIon ef-
forts TO be made to spread tho Cos
pol among the poor and neglected,
and the duties of Christians as
connected with these efforts, are
sub bjccts Of such Importance that
united prayers and consultation
seem TO bo most desirable.
To this end, The Young Mems
Christian Association Of PillSburg,
in conjunction with tho Pastors
and Ministers whose names arc an.
ncxed, have decided to call q
Christian Convention, similar in
character and objects TO those
which have been held in Massa
chusetts, Maine, Wisconsin, Hi
nois and other States, and which
have been already so fruitful oil
good to all connected with them
We do, thorcfWo, most cordial
ly invite all the Christian Church.
es Of Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio
and West Virginia. to send delo
cations Of Pastors and two or three
laymen, to meet in Convention
with rs at Pittsburg, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, tie 22d
23d, 2lM Of October nert.
Tho Convention will assemble
for organization and devotional
exercises on Tuesday evening, al
u o'clock, and tho sessions of the
Convention will close on Thurs.
day.
On Thursday evening will bc
held the Anniversary Exercises Of
tho Young Mems Christian Asso
citation.
No credentials wiN be required
but II is desirable that parties
should notify tho Recording Sccro.
tary of tho Young Mems Chris
tian Association OF their intention
to attend tho Convention, and that
on their arrival in the city should
report NJ tho Association Rooms
No. % Fifth Street, that homes
may DO provided for them.
Arrangements aro being made
with tho various railroads, by
which persons who attend the Con
vcntion. and pay full fare to this
city, will bo furnished with return
tickets over tho route by which
they came,
Sigued by Committee, and 3G
nance.
PlTrsDuRo, Pa, Sept, LIST, 1867.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
New York Cattle Market.
New YORK Oct z.

BEEVES, Receipts in excess Of
the demand; quality poor and less
active; l@4c lower; prime to extra
l5@l7c; good l3@14c; medium to
fair ll@l2aC; poor to medium S@
loo; average price l2l Most sales
were made at l24@l5c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS, Receipts
of 1886. In good fair request for
fine; common dull and depressed,
and closed dull at 44@64c; lambs,
64@S4c.
HOGS, Receipts 22,334. Fair
inquiry for good at fair prices;
common difficult of sa le; prime
heavy corn fed at 7s@73c: medium
1@74c, common 6@7c; live weight
s4@9sc.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10

Net Democratic gain 5s0-addod
to 1906, tho majority Of last year,
makes tho present Democratic ma.
jority In Fairfield, on the Cover.
nor. 1925. The majority against
the Constitutional Amendment will
exceed THE at Least 300. probably
much more.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10

Washington dispatches say that
the tenor of official information
from Europe is TO tho effect that
recent speeches on tho finances
are being used by spectators, and
parties hostile to the United States,
with the greatest industry, and
with considerable effect in dcpre-
cialing the national credit; that
United States bonds have fallen
very considerably, mainly through
these influences, within the last
few weeks, and that Reuters Telc.
graph Agency has manifested the
utmost alacrity in dissomina ting
reports concerning our finances,
bearing tho worst constructions,
and even an absurd rumor has
found its way INTO Europe, ard
has gained considerable Crcdenco,
that the November interest due on
our bonds is to be paid by the Sec
rotary of tho Treasury in green.
backs instead of gold. To these
statements and reports an official
reply has been furnished that,
practically, an expression on this
subject is useless, as no ono can
reasonably doubt that oven with a
moderate degree of prosperity, the
paper currency of tho United
States will be on par with gold
long before tho time the gold, bear.
ing securities of tho United States
shall bc presented for payment, the
first issue of five,twenty bonds hav-
ing yet about fourteen years to
run. Therefore, it is insisted that
tho present discussion as to wheth-
er the bonds are payable in gold
or not leads TO no practical good.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10

A portion of tho Honse Commit.
teo on Elections, under the chair.
manship OF Mr.. Scodeld, of Penn.
sylvania, meets at Lexington, Ken.
tucky, Oh the llth instant, 10 car.
ry out the, investigation as to the
alleged disloyalty ofthe Repreaen.
tativcs elect from that State.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
To Consnnptiycs.

HNHE Advertiser having been restored to
Il health in afew weeks, by q very simple
remedy, after having suffered several wears
with asevere lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consnmption-is anxious to make
To all who desreit, he will send copy of
the prescription used, (free Of charge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which theywll find sure Cure for Con !.
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,6c. The on Y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sendlngthe Prescrya.
ton, is 20 benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation whiehhe conceives tn be Invaluable.
and hehopes every sufferer lltry his remedy,
asltw'llcostthem nothing, and may prove,e
blessing. ir'
partieswishlngthen prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willamshurgh, Kingscounty lew York
OctoberSS, lS66-ly