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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-11-02
FIN il
OLD w Il Is KTE s.

DICKSON, DeWOLF & co.
OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
celebrated Brands of Fine Old RYE
and BOUKBoN WHISTLES. from the Ware
rooms of Messrs. J. T. & ". Il. DAILY.
New York:
A. A. A......Very Old and Choice.
CENTURY,. Jacob Van IEcrn's.
EUREKA. .JOhaa e. Da1y's.
CRANSTON CABINET. .GiBson,s
w. Il. ID. & j. z. ID. Fine Old Eve.
MONOGRAM. ditto,
w RI. e.. Old bourbon.
The above are all Copper Distilled from
the choicest selected Grain, and the in
voices now here and arriving. are supe-
rior in quality to any of similar brands
heretofore offered in this market.
For sale by the principal dealers in the CITY.
DICKSON. DEWOLF &CO.
Le5:3m] Sole Agents, San Francisco.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-11-02

DoN'r forget the dance at Seco on Thurs
r,il,g next Chur h & Jones are 60
,..ss " uulvlatS as 1aas.eis VI the Csleinoniss.
Eli!
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-11-02

TINES are lively, and so is Mrs. johnson.
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AEEAAAVIEit,

$ U + r Err NO MOREl
When by The use OF DR. JOIN.
ViLLL's ELlXlR you can be cur,d
permanently, and AT a tfiiiiug cost.
The astonishing sueers. which La, a,
tended this Invaluable medicine flr phy.
zeal alA Nervous Weakness. ueneral de-
biiIty and Prostitution, Loss OF Mu,tuhr
Enefgy' impolency, OF any OF the cou.c.
quenccs OF youthful indscretion, render. Il
the most valuable preparation ey,r a.
covered.
1t viii remove all nervous affection.
depression, excitement, incapaei,y TO stp
dY Or business, loss Of memory, conlusig,
thoughts Of sell destruction. fears OF h,
sanity, etc, II Will restore the appetite
renew the health Of those who have d,
siroy,d Il by sensual cxo,ss or evil prae
tees.
Young Men, be Lumbuggcd no more
by "QincA Doctors and Ignorant unc.
titloners, but seud without DELAY lor lle
E'iNir' and be nj once restored 10 health
aud happiness, A perfect cure is gus:sn.
l.sd ~ every insiaIcc. Price, 81. OF four
bottles TO one address, 80.
One bottle Is sufficient to effect IA car.
in all ordinary cases.
Also, DR. J0INvlLLE's SPECIFIC
FILLS, for the speedy aud permsnep,
cure Of Gonorrhca, elect. Urethral d..
c.iarges, Gravel, Structure. and oil sgsc
iluDs OF the n lJDcys and Blnj,le, ro,,.
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PRICES or LUMBER.

yNHk following sypopsis embraces lisI
i II the prices OF lumber al ihe severx
aihs OF the undersigned proprietor, ia
Harrison county, Texas
The prices are on u specie basis. bu,
currency will b. taken at il market vsIo~
and all tales arc 70 b. eAsh
AN ploe lumber under II 10. long. and
between Q inches aud II inches wnI.
sse inch or trs thick, per N. es0, specie
rate csss - Fret long, or over | q ircbrs
Wite, ~ under 0 inches wide, or ANAL rim.
~ lsmbsr, per N. as.
Spit lumber. such NJ weather boards.
viii he ccsnted sitir with edge added.
BcaniIipF l~~s than \ by 4 inches. will
- cesnsel pr foot, lineai measure
Inwbe' !; '.s4 ipches quar- and over
will BE- co,1'.d board measure. slso
plank oves 'aeb -l,lcs rough esisr. p~r
NJ. iineaa meAe.sc. si3 90.
Lynn, gum. maple. nd. pat, aud s.tcr
"~s' sswn into scantling, or otherwise
UT NJ, $40 90
Hickory. white oak. ash. aud walnut
pr n. as 90
y BUTLER 1 TAYLOR.
VITALITY / COLEMAN.
4. JAS. n. CURTIS,
4 u. hcPHAiL,
n J X. WITH RsPOON,j
l99 Vet, le~ the shove. l
Oct. 20, 1866. lIaf
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ABTROtAGY.
THE WORLD ASTONIsHEpl
Al the Wonderful Revelations

THE WORLD ASTONIsHEpl
Al the Wonderful Revelations
MADE ny the tirent AstroIcgist, Madame
II. n PerrIeo.
Que reveals rcrets no mortal ever knew,
she restores 10 happiness ihosc who, from
dolclul events, eatastropbes. cros..s in
love Ioss OF relrt ,us aud friends. lo~s o.
momy, etc, have become Respondent. She
brings together those long separated.
gives inio nation concerning absent
friends OF lovers, rrstorcs Lost or stoles
property, tells You the business you are
btri qualified to pursue, and in what you
VIII b. most successful cau.es speedy mar.
riagcs aud tells you tie very day you will
marry slres yoa the name, liketcs. and
characteristics Of the person. She reads
yoar very thoughts. and by her slmos,
supernatural powers unveils The dark md
hidden mysteries Of the future From the
stars We .S In The irms,nent--the ualeHe
"~rs 'nat overcome or preiominaie In the
standardization the aspecIs and pe,i-
Tons OF sf~ planets and The axeJ stars In
.he heavens 1t the time OF birth. she de-
dnccs The luinre destiny Of nasn. Fail not
70 c'"sait the greatest As,rologiel on
earth. II costs yoa but = ,rife, aud you
msy never ssAin have 70 favorable an 90.
portunity Consolidation lee. Win like
ntss and oil d-ir<d isio'ma,iou. 81. PAT.
zee hving At a distance csu consult The
N adsme BY NAL with equai estrsy and
.atstac'lou TO th~Msrlvts. " N in prrroo.
a i'ill Aad explicit chart, written out with
~ 'nqoirwS answered Md liher&zs .aclos-
3D. seat By mail On wceips Of ,he price
Above mentioned. The stricse.t srcrssy
will b. r.sintaiseA. and all -orrsspoedencs
rvssrned or destroyed. References of ths
highest oedsr furnished thor ,lesirise
hem. Writs plainly tbs day " the nsosth
nd ths ysss In which you sere bors, En-.
'iosing email lock Of hay. Aadrsu,
AApAxH II. A. PERRlGO,
r. o. drawer 7e3,
ahioly Bnhalo, ". i.
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"a -. 10 earthly ss,.r..... "iil
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seisA nsdis., IA vhiIs sorSss.;ss
EsNls ~ ~ sf2xk
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y ,ssso,s IN fjs;s..2E..s..
= a. No. ~ ~ .hiI;4v M AZ ~
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Above you have onr authority to act
as dcnl Agents ios the ARROW TIE
We desire to establish good and reliable
Agents in every ton county in the 4th
Internal Revenue District. including "a
counties in Eastern Texas. Sub agents
will be furnished the ARROW TIE, ut
such prices ms will enable them To success.
fully compete with the OLD rope tie, aud
make handsome profit. while nj the
same time Il costs the cotton grover
MUCH LESS. and will leave handsome
margin compared with rope Proof; rope
ia worth to-day in New Orleans lsi.c
cash, aud We are now selling HERE the
Arrow Tie at l3isc cash, and enc tie o.
each will weigh about "a ID To rreom
mend tho Arrow Tie IL useless, NJ II ia
only necessary to exhibit 1t TO practical
men, whowIll at once appreciate its nd
vanMges over rope. II /. cheaper, du-.
not require onc.half the time 10 adjns, il.
ind when adjusted is not subject to stretch
ing, md is much preferable in case
OF fire.
Its grea, meri, il It's chcapncss next
its durability. It's unnecessary 10 s,ssk
OF ia merits, II only needs to be seen TO
be appreciated and brough, into general
use,
We have Sample Tics which cill be
furnished all Sub Agents, which will fully
illustrate all advantages and preferences
claimed for 1t over all other ties.
All orders addressed to US ut Marshall.
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HAVING purchased OF s p. Grim
IL 4 ca, their entire Stock OF Hard.
wAsr. drocetiea. Plantatioe Supplies, 10
together with thu Warehos4s Proprrtv
lately owned BY Howell 1 Backnrv, "
are prepared to DO erneral RECEiY.
ING. FORWARDING, and COMMIH.
SION BUSINESS. Our proximity 70
the terminus OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad and The River. will enable NJ 10
conduct the Receiving md Forwarding
business al ~ small expense to shippers
as any House IN the place.
We are now erecting u large and ro.,.
modions BRICK WAREHOUSE nj
The capacity Of Ten 1'houss Nd BsIes II,
Isolated position precIu,l~s the possibility
Of sts, excerpt il originate co the prrmis.:
Liberal Cash Advances msds on re-.
ssxnments OF Cotton, Wool. Vides -
&c, for sale here, in New OfIes,a. Or
New YORK.
GREGG x MANgElL..
July u, 1860. Ia.ti
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Agency.
MoRYs HAGGAR,
Liverpool, England

~ -
xsouvs u.rc.,
"N,
Liverpool, England.
EsrABLlYltEp specially tor The unr.
r. po~. Of inducing ips;yra,ion n
Texas, and Supplying suitable male aud
female servants
viii contract for and iorwa I'd to par.
ties applying TO me ar agents ,nny ,lsscrip.
iion Of p-sloor ,,g out door serrnn.- and
mechanics.
Only -sch IA are able 10 proc'uce salts.
factory evidence Of character will be en-
gagged.
Applications .cr ANY Of the above, must
dcscrp, the labor required. age, seq, aud
amount PER mcn,h. specie. willing To be
paid.
A lee OF ten dollars. specie. charged
Tor each enc engaged. and saan mus, ac
company application t..
will rico negotiate Tor the ssl- of inn
proved srd uuimproved hands iuiI par
ticulars ,nast be forwarded az 10 tile,
water aud railroad iaeii,nS, prolrttion oi
prairie nj d timber. and ierms IN s,,cc,e
In conn sc,,ou with the above will he
nm oiiiec Tor The purchase Of any article TO
be found IN the Engish c,arke,s Sach -
Machinery. Guns. Pis,ols, hogs. Watches,
ljrA'dies, s,h Wines, win rec,ise my
own personnel .ention.
An Engl<.la,au BY birth, and a citizen
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WHISPERS


AND MUSTACHES!!
FORCED to grow upon the ,noo,hest
L lace IN from thuc To five weeks BY
using Dr. sEVIGNE'S RESTAURi.
IEuR CAPlLLAIRE, the mos, won
derInl discovery in modern science. acting
upon the Beard aud HAIR in an aiu,os,
miraculous manner. 1t has been used by
The elite OF Paris and London with the
most hatlering success. Names of Mi
purchasers wall bc registered, and II en-.
tire satisfaction Ia not given in every in.
stance the money wal be cne+rfuliy re.
inuded. Priee by mail, sealed aud post
pad, 81. Descriptive circulars and test,
mnalals mailed free. Address, BERGER,
SHUTS n co, Chemists. No ?s5
River street, Troy, Ny. Sole agent.
for the United States marle.lv
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EACELSlOR ! EXCELSIOR
CHASTELLARs
Natr ENtcrMkuutO,.,

ror Removing SnperAnous Hair.
no the ladies especially. this invaluable
depiiatofy recommends Itself "A. being an
almost indispensable srlice 10 female
bcan'y seasiiy applied, does not burn OF
'i9ure INC ska but acts directly on the
roots. II is warranted to remoys amer.
1gons hair from low iorebc.ds, or tro,r
any part ot the bviy completely totally
aud radically es''rpa,iug the same lray,
.ns 'hs SKIN so'' smooth and natural This
= 'he only article used by the French,
and e the only raj cIfctusl depilatory IN
existence Price 10 cents pr package
sent postpaid 10 any address. on recent
Of al order, by
BERGER SHUT a. co.
49,, Chemists, 2s5 River g..
fafi" ~ Troy, \ Y,
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A Masons life i ono thss's free
mot Dc life do Of n0star asd
bricks) ~ o.
Bat oct Of nights snjoying . spsst,
AAd-flayts6 snlbnisA ~ asaikse 9, Il
While the shes u hous waiting
Neg dsaalnx Il al . aedxs,
But thinking The Sad bslaliae ~"
Is aaassd b :. work 4 the LODGE"
Where they meet apoa ~ Isvsl,
To part upon The sqpap, aa
And raise tks very attil = ',',''i
While coagrsgsted thsrs, 1'
II = bachelor chap in hh esursiAg day.,
Grows weary Of being tied, q
Both day ard even, and slnost aiways
by his fair DulcineAs side, 800
The easiest way to escape awhile, obi
And in fac. some Gala y dedgs, ua
10 10 seek the al 81 = aaaonlc ftissd,
And join Mssonic ledge, iaf'
Where they nay meSs sss ''i-'
The women don't like Masoas- ssil
DOSE below In sAsn ~ lsast---
From the Tyler At ~ snlsasss - q
To the fellow in the East, s..I
Lodge mssstaes - 6Hs sssssA .s so
To hide come larkiaE dsies-- sg
Look out Whea usaasa and lspess y,
Have "bssises = ~ hAes,"
Where they meet sts-.s rls faa
Now, whas-e r the Aasons sscrst-7
~ tAsir fetish goat or ran, re
lie their Order good or evil, ~ =
Worth blessing or a--pAain- ~ n
Let them keep il spag aad cosy,
Let them worship (in bora, "'N
Lei ,,s ss: =. =. "a H.Aooo
WI y~Asss1sA~ sAslsvsls
And ere We pe1 b. ",sassss,
For At .as,ha4 2hdt f1ssp'
Tho women will - there.
Thsf NJ bssukkss Siusssss'aass ~
Fear win ,nais Kin rather ,hI,s.,il
Tlsash - NY b. fAs- ~ bsssk f.
AndsA lhsis xsasd. fsgalia-- u, !, III
Skin apFess, ssAsh 81 jswslar- !,
Wen $50 sPea ~ plxedss,
For wSass IN sises Iool1'. 49, s's a. 4
TscdeA ssy dsa's ~ On . lsvsi,
Ard pats upoe W. sqssss, s'''i
Ati1l tAsy csa ~ ~ seissi ;
/" n Asy ~ ! 6hsxsS sksvs Mr..
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WILLIS r. COLIMAN'S

vnaaiassry Csrn a.A WHEAT xilla-
THE Ean, .ias,srs Of ,hess Mills have
i bsen rssum<d by the Patecntce. IN
New Oslsass. and ~ tske pleasure In
o4ssiss shess y shr very host Aills ever
nssukctaPsd. fia ........
The genuine
COLEMAN MILL
can only " BSash' ri ms ia New ORLEANS.
Al til, late SAtc Fair they w~rs tri-
smphsni over VII others (s,x diiSrent
AiAA conpstisk), m they siwAsS have
heso. n sssh - South ..f...4 -.
A. tissssip, 'ous Of Mil and Plantation
AaeAAspsFy ssss'sn,ly o. haad ~
ThO4. Is. tltJnl.kY T. Co,
ife .lisa af No. = Fsr,lido street,
FEB. ". x6-h7.lv Nov Orleans.
CreCk. ~, 0Dasavvas &C.
THu On .np stisg Heass y. 4. y.
/ M~eru 1 Co.. No. ~ Ian, skscs,
New Orlspns. oArss; q
200 csaaed ~ Wsss. aseostsd 10 sah all
Tcsisu; 80 crslvs. l eoataiuisg emily
cau@Sn isas aud PlAies, 10 equal qssnti'
tise Uomnna Gls~wssc Tamblen, 10
sssla .psr laaen 81 spsasds
~ ~. 1857, s:a:2m
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lowing pisee Of bustss1ss.s Assiea.
solves, - FL & tx : y ~
.h.ss days Of lilsql iasas saa
equal righs;"
W.nssN IA earay y sdwna N
ny 4uily, aeaist my wife IL deiag
orally. 's y ~. = : '..''.
Oss.of ~ ,Isaih -Gsssan ! nsil.
eau dsscsaA VII sasuss, IL ~ ~
born in lrelasd, asd -kss~s . 49,
jack from . boet,jsejk. = -aassi ~
We doa't wait 61r " M h ~
soup to ascertain slwhstk(s b y Aot.
sor to boil rag" Il a. = SIpek I,
and ve rsthas .pestx ,llhet ~ sell
rot wash her SGsvin ~ dish ~. Il
We also expsst tAss ~ ti11ns
something besides naaAps ~ ~
breakfast with. "A sygSst
Wages not nseh ot3Sst, n ~
will only leave ~ enough II ~ n:
come to pay for the eroekaf11aes
that she breaks. ,,.f1
II shssAssM ~ - s1shAsa ~
haviag I've evening" n ~ ~ssk, =
effort shall b. Asds y ~ ~
eight; she nay dseidS ShaI ~ I'm
have to eat, aad whether N'SAap y
svsrdons, ssdens, or dona 4 ~ ~
do, 10 fact, what she plsaseay saaael
wear my wifs's gloves - sAsill
(unlsss her hasds snt ~ ~ VIII
In fesr sisss Of bsisg asSaall.) W
p: 8. We always. e4pset td6B |
on help CArist~ss ~ Nov Y1sp |
gifts, worth fro. %. 3sIlv I - ~ |
hundred, just a. sAsy psa1Iey .sA..s |
N. B. She eaa hsvsstAe. u. u |
the piano, guitar aad 90 70 i" nanuts'
siss tiass . vssk II ~ ~ - |
SEAT .eFs than svsasy- * (sie1f
by. ' 7s~
P.P.s. Feather haAass. e,l,es, |
~, - preferred. siasi baa ss,s,l.4
A sick sistss sssla ~ nioAse,' xili
b no oh3sseiss, ~ hsss sspajs
sAAqkpr, nd ~ip r ptssuntsy, Mo
. I'd 10 III ssss Il, ~.
Apply q - Gray stS3t tsl1tsa
stALxE1 q
Jos kasAA.uAR NrHsss u
What ~ MA jQ Ain pelk conptyl
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UV00,
Tbs hsrp ~ xsIuss's'sassa1 eFssg
Has never ceased to phy.
The cong the stsp " pnraiaG sang.
Has "sysF disd l sv.s a. !
And prsyes , nsAe, - psaiss y givss,
by ali ihipD s~ax aa3 ~ IL, Il
Tbs ccess LskstA W = hsrsse, g.. u
And uirsso eveey stsrs ~.
LIS waves are kneslixg " ~ sEssd,
A. kneah sAS hansn .kseA ss.-..
Their whi>s Locks kovinx y the saad,
The priss,AoM pf ~ ssA! 49, -.
They posr' assft sAssrs~e treasures
fskth, 'H-f ~ '4''rs Fl
Their gina II pessi they ssis9, ID n'
And ali tho listening hills Of ssseh
Take p ne roag shey si~g.
The green ,sas<h send. her inesnss y
Froa many . mountain shrine
From foAhAlyfa.t tyYHsv rsr
She pours her sacred wine
The niso abpvs tAsnssaine sills q.
Rise Wits - wnp q pUysrs ~
The altss. curtaips Of the hills
Arc sdnsssi pafpie ar.
The wiuxs~4t1 3 kss W tlAbs asssssA;
Or low ~ith sobs u pas, e.....H sss
The thunAsn eeeas sfShe cloud,
The dnpeisy sssss Of rain.
With dropping hssd saA bnsshss
crossed
Tho twilikAtf dtsas gristsd,, ''is
Or sps<ss NJ toagsss II Fss4sesse
Fron1A ~ ssulk leAwsa -. ssiu 3.
Tho blss ~ y ~ tsnpis's sysh, il
Ito ssansAQs sastA ed Ais, 49,.
The masic Of it. saarry march ~
The shosas Of . pssyss. i..a..4
50 nattrs tseps ne rs,srsas fksss
With which her years bsesa, fpt's
And an hef siSss ssd voices shsos a =
The prasssiSss heart Of naa. i''a''
Alta Masonic FSsti&al hsA h ! WeIs-
ern state, the following psstieai ep.ssls
: !; IN. ::::::Ax4ss's = !sAs ",
1AeON1Y.
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Wonderful but 'rrue.

MADAME REMINGTON. the wor Id-v,,o~.
ed A.trologist ard Somns N bulistic C,,;.
voy.nt, while in cl.irvoyan, state. dsl;.
eaiss the very features g the person ,,r
are TO marry, and by the aid OF an ip,;rn'
inent OF intense power, known A. ,ba
Psycnomotfope. guarantees to pto.ioe, !.
perfect and lik-ike picture OF The Iu,u,.
husband or vile Of the applicant. WIN
date Of marriage, occupation, l-adius
traits Of character. etc. This Ia no i,n,r
sition, as Testimonials without nunb.,
can assert. BY stating place Of birth ,,'
disposition, color Of eyes and hair, ~
enclosing fifiy cents, and stamped ep,.-
loe addressed to yourself you will re-.
ccivc the picture by return mail, tosr,bs,
with desired informal, ton.
- Address IN confidence, Madam
Gertrude Remingfon. T. q. BOX NJ
West Troy. n Y. mhlSly
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DON'T aEAt'IIs.
Tho grsatsaE invsxtjlpf the sxe.

Meteor safeV Lamp
WITH PATENT D.CHIMNgy
w BURNER, tx OH, NsptAa
o. Bensinc No ucs Amp explosions
OF broken ehsmoeys. Besates IL own
gas aud saves nearly 81 pr cat Of Oh
over the ordinary Ian 1li
PEARSON 4 I8BURY,
Al loe Masshsn.
Feb. 2. OF uN-af
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YIN. MOODY CO.
NJ. W. SMITH.

NJ. W. SMITH,
SUCCESSOR TO Smith 4 Brother.
~ Seddlell, uATacsA India Rubber
Bands. Plantation Harness. ard Leather
Findings, No. ~ Canal Street, New Or.
leans. La.
.gg GEO. =. EVANS.
September 8, 1865 ST.
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''is'J ND a"'~ ga
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-13

The Power OF A GROWING TREE.
Walton Hall had at ono time IT,
own corn mill, aud when that
inc0nvenicnt necessity no longer
existed, tho mill llstone was laid in
Gn orchard and forgotten. The
diameter Of this circular stone
measured five feet and u half, while
ils depth averaged seven inches
throughout its central hole had a
diameter Of eleven inchca. By
nero accident, some bird or SOUR.
rel had dropped the fruir Of a Gl.
bert treo through this hole on to
the earth, and in 1872 a soedIing
was seen rising through that un
wontod channel. AS It's trunk
gradually grow through this aper.
ture and increased, its power to
raise the ponderous mass Of stone
was speoulated on by many
Would tho filbert trco dlo in The
attempt2 Would it bursL the mill.
stone, or would 1t lift it2 Ia the
end the little fIbert uoo liCtod the
mill,sLone, and in 1853 wore it liz
q crinolino about its trunk, anc
Mr.. Walcrton usel to ait upon i
under the branching shado En-
glish Paper.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-13

MILK ScoNEs Boil two pints Of
milk, take 1t from tho fire and stir
in -four 10 make u thick paste, ealt.
roll very thin and cut into small
round biscuits; bake two or three
minutes. Scnd TO the table hot.
To Make Ham BaIls-Takc
what is usually left aud otherwise
lost Of boiled ham; chop dnc, add as
many eggs as you have persona to
eat and small amount Of -four
beat together and make into balls.
Fry ina little butter to n nice
brown. They are eatablo.
Black Pudding.-Six eggs, / tea.
cup OF bnttor, l Of sugar, | pint mo
lasses, tcaspoonfol saleratue, a
little nutmeg, and aour enough to
mako batter bake in a hot oven
half an hour.
Cocoanut Cako.-- Crate the white
meat Of one cocoannt; take half Il
pound Of dour, three quarters pound
sugar, six ounces butter, and six
beaten eggs for the cake flavor to
taste when well beaten. stir in
the cocoanut, and bako as pound
cake.
Cottage Pudding. .-..0ne pint o.
-four, one cup Of sugar, one OF milk
and two teaspoonsful Of melted
plttor ono egg, two teaspoonsfu ol
cream tartar and one Of soda
Bake half an hour.
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NOVICE

II hereby given that tho undersigned has been
! fuly qualified by the Probate Court OF Fair-
hsld county, ohio. Exochtorcf the last will and
testament Of ElEy Julian, Rtc Of sald county,
deceased. ISAAC A yTlfIAN
Iuns q, tss7-3ss
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&c Q $ T A r s"
rILIbEATFn
BUCKTHORN SAL We.

For Cuta Barns, Brm3os, Wounds, Bols,
Cnuccrs, Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bleed.
ing, Iilndaud ioiaful Plies, Scrofulous, Prtr.d
and lll-condilloned SORES Ulcers, GlandulaI
Swclllnps, Ernptlou5, CuulnoOns Affections
pngwOTm, Itch Corns Bunions, Chllhlalns, &c
Chnppcd Hnnds, Lips, Be. Bites ofSpldere, In
soCts, Animals, &c. &C,
B5'BOEPH, 80 cts, so cts, ana 81
sizes.
ne Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
~. Aud BY HENRY Il. C0STAR, Depot iS-
Broadway, \ y.
Sold bY q. q. Beck, Dnvidvon 4 Brasec, sf
ford a Son, slocum White, prugG'ts, Lancos
ter, Ohio.
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SOMETHING IMPORTANT,

hOtOgrnphs rortNvo Dollars q
Twenty hV Cents per dozen, exccutcd ~
Jhornotlce and in the best style lt,lesired,
they will be sentby mail, postage paid. Call at
the rooms over Slocpm's Drug Store, on Confer
Iiiep und examine my dne specimens before
ordering pictures elsewhere, and bo convinced
thit can suit you both in prico Rndartiatic
work as we'll MS any operator In this section.
II good work and low prices are wanted, conG-
IDENTITY oxHNcia liberal share OF the pnbic pat
onage.
Lancaster Aug, ., lse6,-ly G, W. BoRAH