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New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

No First Class crseL
THIRD oLls.
4-Chapn ct 81 agt Barrel 7-Manning e al sss sohN
Mydck et al 9-SaDe agt Kelly &c
lo-K.y shers agi Manhattan I.M,es, McKsetsis ct l.
Il-Same agt stuyve.an, i-woOiraf sgt Kebse
I2-Fowler r Minacht l7-Dosns agi Classen ct al
l9-Aren sg' The Mayor &c la-ssme as DioSia'on ct al
- ga.sl.y . Hogs ,ss eg,.. rs.,A.
2lWhite ct Al ag Hsanessy. 2-Buser agt lie hafiel
22-Pree sgt Price.
as-P,sp, rel Brown ast sS-saas r.T.sr ,s Knisasr
' Roear % Ts s PfSSs 6s. 'f rel . state &c sse se' s.
27-PeOpls et rel Mot ast Con
GENERAL clIESDAR.
3l-BoIes agt Cook s. 5,-schasrs sgt schir~er
5sStuart ct al Morehouse AS-alHger agt G'Iinges
so-Pamer &C., sst Culiog ansu. Roman Catholic r.
aa-cEiSsso and O. Coagt S-rdcapsoa si al .st
s5-Rc6Srison sgt Richardson Sa-S@t ag HAlead II
S-Wser e al ag Bo,rImau esayss.aua ast suyys.snt
39-Joucs ct al agt whitney 6i-Worilnson ag Lockwood
as-In re- Extension esDana sas5urgsr eti
cssr tScss g: State sa e. Bank B1a y:
4s-co"nSS Gs ast Marker ct al S-Hyde sg1
TspPOr ct al agt Buckley et 6S-eaog1 ag Grand Trunk IL
ot-Iu re- Andrews ct al for sr Bronson sg sTsn:Sn
and Traders Savings Insti 7Israng ct al sg 9aieieI
4s-Pepin sgt. Lachenneyer. 10 Hicks agt farman .
46-Valentine Schultz ct al T4-n Receiver oil Couussn
z7-Honan agt Chapman ct al ms Co
48-F0rd z al agt. Gilman. 75-Freeman agt Curry
4e-McInyre agt Fitch. 76-Leonafds ct a. sgt sykes
5oHawley Recr agt Monei et 71herchAs Nat Bank ssh
al Leland et al
5l-Norten Raio.d Co ag Keatacky Boarbes
ut OuIeu
ChazpAn Railroad Co etl 7g-Holgoke e. al sgt heee
S)-Aerandcr ct al agI ~
S2-Palmer ct al. ACT. Lacy et al Mutual COal Co.
53-Massurs 1t al Stlman
etaL
MARINE COURT.-TRnL TKRM.-GR0ss.J J.
- Jones aqt Kelley lJ7--SchA eel Az. Presoa-
- Dunshee. lJS-WolH agt marcne
- Gearland Wells lJ5-POte agt 5l0ffofu
6-Rheinharit agt FAX l4D-Same agt Same
l3t-Schilinr act Rlston l4I-Bumhan agt Ten Ryck.
Morris AIT Bergen. l4l-Grayer kemeIa
- Robinson sgt The Delaware l43-Fine agt bettnck
L. and W r. H. iA-TaYor sgt Gravy
- Keely sgt. Evans l&-Sampsoh sgt " neeles-
I15-Frank IsaSc lD-Andre~s agI oseea
l35-AcMurtae agt French.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
;luiitts of gmkrupttu.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-Ihat on the
rintb dy ~ Jnr d. 1887 In bankruptcy issued
against The estate oHEYRY BALLOU Of the City Of NeWiorh In
~ Comfy of York GeWiosk who has been
Bankrupt on his petition that the Payment Of any DeDs ala pe
e OF Property belonging such Bankrupt 20 him. or Tor ms use
ard The Tbsr OF any Property by him forbidden by Law that
Meeting Of the Creditors the said Bankrupt prove their DEBTS ana
10 oe on. ar more Assuees his Estate will be hed Court OF
Bankpicy 10 he No 30 Hassaust 10 the CITY o.
Ls Hlr Ke;ehun REGISTER the thirteh day Of July A. d.
1867 At IL o clock nL-Daied July ~, 1901 ,,,y
L. q a.
utbernD Distic Of York.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
9rOpOsals.
Oyncr OF As,l.TAyT ersrsAr or sru.sTzsor


ovcr OF A'''rAyT OF & ST"'TEsor 81 1
A ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALEDP PROPOSALS
"A n duplicated will he received by the undersigned until O'Clock
6nicd States Army SUBSISTENCE STORES Be delivered New
500 bspo PoRRMEsS OR PRIME MEss-of the new crop
Western packed hooped oak or ash barrels YIN two iron hoops
Bidders will when their PORK packed and the brands also the
received inspection yards shall be agreed to
900 barrels quality Extra Supefne southern St Louis
other brands Of stsD 70 toI m Stsg xxx u IN , %q & b barrels
good shipping order with round hoops fan hedned and buns
44O barrels first quality klndred yellow CORN MEAL above.
100000 pounds Green RIO C0FFEs ,,,,.,. .,,.., a..
s,I,.iog IajSss stTis. 1rt ieq'ee' ~ ' p " s " " W " Wv
Ist Gfeen in original bags
"a Green in barrels IKE samples to be at this Office.
Fa chop Of the coffee must be delivered win proposals
900 pounds Of clean, dry BROWN SUGAR barrels to
bePew and Of The best use for tie purpose and to be fall headne
1000 gallons Of quality VINEGAR, made only
from ceror WHISKY free from an foreign a and Substances
bcarbona potash neutae 1o the Cider Vinegar
bs1Is b sf 'S 2 ] as & eI samples NJ S h m Of o Zach
distinctly the kind and quality Of Vinegar offered and the kind
5000 pounds quality of ADAMANrISE CANDLES to be
25900 pounds good clean m dry enc SALT All IN Il olg tight s, bar
200 barrels I1BRADORE" HERRINGS
Samples Of the foG eoTnmea coffee yintesr candles and salt
must be delivered with th proposals and referred therein
printed copy advertisement be attached to each proposal
and the proposals must be speehe complying precisely wh al The
of responsible names, As follows
should all
accepted sha be duy fulfilled according s
purpOrt condition. also with bonds 20 the
Of fourth the value Of the stores proposed be furnished
shall be executed nreduired"
The sellers name place the date Of purchase well
with shipping marks 70 be hereafter designated
must be plainly marked package All other old marks must be
ObliteTated.
Ofspecon by professional packers inspectors other
than furnishing The provisions Wilde required for the meat
certifying part Of re seller their present quality and condition.
and the Immediately preceding inspection. go
viii IRON ths
Office on the part OF the United States -
The -four meal vinegar coffee candles and , viii be in
le
by Inspector appointed BY this Office whose certificate will be re-
quired
funds received for the purpose
expected e. hold their goods without expense 10 he
United States. until required for shipment
Proposals io be furnished dt MS ofe which must be
GddTd % The udsgnrd, and nd0r5d
Proposals f0r SubSiSence Stores" H. j. CLAhhE
Hreret Mainr.len a &. q. S.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
GeaaI QOtitts.


CUPRFME COURT, City and County of New
y York-DOJgS AND CO.'S MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
plaintiffs agt JOSEPH MORRIS observation-disclosures for money
demand coutract-To the ab0yenaned defendant
and required 70 answer the con- L. y h'
psnt action Of which oopg herewith servea stamp
Of 70 the sad 90 CTS
complaint his Office No 1872 BToSd~a CAnceo
Room NewYork CITY, within twenty days after the
exclusive of the day such service and y m
said complaint within the time aforesaid the nn 10 is
March thousand gt hundfo ana
sxtv besides this acoD-Dated October 1901
~'' CIIAS III MUNDY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Take the complaint 10 this action hed IN the once
The CLERK OF the CITY at the CY Hal IN said
ev on the 1867 that the subscriber has removed
his once 20 No Broadway, New-lork City
Jel7 laW6wM CHAs IL hUNDY, Plainths AuoTney.
CTATE OF NEW-YORK, County Court,
PETER KRAFT EMMA RICHTER wife Of CAsPAR RICHTER,
late EMMA CARTER -SummOns-For Relief-tCOm
defendants above named: You % eeHts
required the complaint L. = key
IN this action which will be fled In the Office Of the stamp
CLERK Of the County Kings the Cont House IN
The City Of Brooklyn said County and 10 serve copy your answer
= the said complaint the subscribers their once corner o. south
Seventh and Frts In the City OF Brooklyn ate City Of Williams
bnrgh within twenty days after the service OF this summons on you
complaint within Aforesaid plaintiff this action viii hppy
70 ths Court for the relief demanded 10 the
June 1851 PISH1 4 HAYWARD, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
POst-Omce address Williamsburg N. Y.
The complaint In the above action Sled The Clerks once
Kings County the Court House the City of BROOKLYN County
Kings and state OF heaiok the 18th day OF June
Jsl1 law6vh KsH 4 HAYWARD. Plsintlf kt0nuA
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

FINHIS Is IU UIF = - t.-l
Of Iny A. D. 1857 Warrant n baakuPE was issued
BfzE OF the cty SewYok m the County o. hewhosE and
Nndged BAnkrupts on their
e % ~ svp.u Of debts and delivery OF any property
70 ue6 BsBkpts to them OF i3r Their use aud
oDghe 70 * tiem are forbidden BY that meetDg Of the
rr f The saM Bankp 70 prove the debts and 70 choose
As.guees Estate, viii oe hea Opt OF bahh
vac OF beea al No Broadway m tue Cy of hew-lors
before leaIy w I''n - 'fai, M Ig67 r., MUPRAY.
N0ii Al ! V0"'- u. 8. Marshal a. Messenger
Southern Dst .tet of heH'Yotk
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun sun Sets......7O Moon Sets Morn. 352
"a.
Sandy 6J Cows Island. 7l8 Hell Gate 1888
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
UNITED STATES KSGISEEHs OFFlcK,
No 5l2 MarSsT MILWAUKEE Wisconsin. july 10, 1851
OF EAGLE HARBOR,


UNTEp STITRs RSGSEEHs OFFICE
M 5l2 NtfysT. MILWAUKEE Wisconsin. July TO- 1861. :
IMPROVEMENT OF EAGLE HARBOR,
4 LAKE sUPERIOR-SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate viii be
received until Jay g. 1867 for removing the roek
from the entrance 20 Eagle Harbor
Contractors price per cubic yard FOR removing the rock
and dpostng places be indicated furnishing all the
labor boats machinery appliances Of every description necessary TO
There are about ezten three S cubic yards Of trap
the middle Of the entrance, included
hundred and sixty l by hundred and tly
Q3m feet depth Of not les than ten (O ieei
removed 70 Obtain depth OF not less tah
fourteen (ls) feet at low wster. . . = s..-,. ,oe-
be commenced on or before the st Oi oOc '
and finished By October 81, 1903 . a., -
Contracts tpcae signed by two suretes 10 e sum
faithful performance Of The contract must ne heeu
within ten DAYS from the time opening Of the bids Each bid to have
consideration obtain written guaranty Of Two responsible names
and give satisfactory bidder possesses The necessary
skill and erpeuenos printed copy Of this advertise
ment mt be attached to eAeh proposal a.,
Blank proposals with forms Of guaranty will be furnished
from this Ohce application
Propose will he indGd Proposals the roE az Eagle
Hsrbd and Addressed 70 Breyet Colonel WHEELER
Major OF Engineers, Milwaukee, Wis
TO CONTRACTORS.-SEAL PROPO-
SAILS will be received the Commissioner for the Re
pg and Cnton. Ohe Of the Engineer No
b oartt until o'clock H. MONDAY, July Is, l6I for kegula
ting and Paving Cno1 from Fulton st. secoudpaoe with Trap
Block or according plans and specifications ~h
Once Of the Engineer The Commissioners reserve
s night all Of said bids they think Tor the inter
est o said Improvement
RvO Of he
June "a, 1861 l." y 'll'DA'D' I-nbNeri
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
18th day July 1864 shall proceed TO draw e.s M me
Courts held and for the City and County NeN ofk
m b m dav OF August 1867: pane Of 80 Grand Jurors for Court
Gs,s Sessions pane OF $50 Pet Cout Of General
Sessions ~ ". y, ,o-'-,i4-,
CEALED PROPOSALS for building PUB
- MARKET in the Eigheenih ward anihorM1 err ast d
m, Ieyi,ature i5 1865 will h. received until JUL ~ e
oAce Of JOHN ~ HAYWARD, esp No p Deancyi "hee fans
TA Commissioners The rghtO reject all bids oemed neoh'
s!stent 10 the interests Of the city,
5sSS 5sSSp !. 4fE$a4b. SE$ahH " c'"".pp"
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-BefOre
Commissioner OSBORN.
on EX

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFIUE-BetOre
Commissioner OSBORN.
CONTINUATION OF THE EXAMINATION IN THE DES-
BROSSES-ST DISrILLERY CASE.
United States agt Henry Tausky and Henry Rich
This case has hitherto been fully reported in our
columns. The defendants charged with defrauding
the Internal Revenue by citly removing about 100000
worth of distilled spirits from the dstery at No l6 Des
brosses-st an adjoining rectfyng establishment After
evidence the Government had been concluded mo-
tion 20 discharge defendants was denied. Rch then
made a statement to the Commission, and the motion as
10 his discharge renewed and denied. Evidence was
then given To prove aib Richs case, and the mo
ton for his discharge again renewed and denied Evl-
ence was given last Saturday for the defense by three
witnesses but the OF their evidence was rather III
favor OF Government it being developed tat there
was secret way Of TO receiving clstern on the
premises from the floor Immediately over H. The frther
hearing then adjourned TO Wednesday next at
o'clock p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
COURT CALENDAR-ruIs DAY.

COURT CAl.ENDAk-IHis DAY
SUPREME COURT--CEAEBEKs-LKoSARD THIRD kondaf Osi
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
S1urt -Saarntu's 9utit,.
CIVIL COURTS.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-B Before Judge LEONARD.
THE FIRE ESCAPE LAW.
The case of Duffy the owner of tenement house
in Pearlst who was convicted at Court Of Special Ses
failing to place proper fire escape on his house
and sentenced TO imprisonment and subsequently
released by Mr. Justice Sutherland habeas corpus
again before the Court he having been rearrested on
new commitment issued by the Judge az Special Sessions
The Attorney returns that he was held under the
former commitment and, this being surprise 10 the
prisoners attorney time given him to show the TACT
that he had been released on that commitment.
Mr.. Bays for prisoner; Mr. Hall for the people
DECISIONS.
BY LEONARD, j.
L. r. Welles and Others agt j. NJ. BacigalupL-
Motion granted with $40 costs. - - . 49,,
Mr. j. Peek ct al agt. George H. Felt ct al-Motion de-
MED, with $40 costs. 60,
Alfred SalamOD agt. Robert Young et a--Motlon
granted, $40 costs, to abide events.
BY INGRAHAM j.
Nlblo agt Binsse &c.-Order settled
j. c. Fisher, George Fisher, ct al-The amendment
may allowed at timo before the return Is made 70
the Appellate Court IL the return has not been made
the is granted. If made the motion is denied
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

no CONTRACTORS Tor SIKEEI IMfhUNE-
MESTs-Separnte SEALED PROPOSALS. esen in4Srsa % sh
OF bidder
presentation. viii be received At this one" anu sIlpS
WEDNESDAY for the construction Ofthe ioio"t nLhhhS
and PAVEMHNTs 10 wit; SEWERS Spec 81 N s1teehstt hs
Thirdavenu and rSngplaoe Spec 81 between nh
and ThriGEenuei spec 80
Aepr between aud Rvnon strsets and N 1i@ns'reei
let geeu Centre Bmstreets: spec u ~ flyhlh ANu
streets Eght and Nnthaenu spec ~ n
street and Third aud Fourth spec %
hseen r,envhrl and Thty.seconds and between Ninth and
Rsyeuhvenues branches Spec 81 In washington ue be
tween Reach and Hubert Watts and CAuastfee street
between FraEk and North Mooe between acn
and W Brosdsay Spec One-hnndred anil street
between Pinh and EICOLSON PANEMhNlS 10 htt
eestreet from Egheet IN Peatreet ron Mal to
Wall to southseet and 70 Nalsas
street from Cedar Spruce STONKBLOCk PANEhENs
Cor West SeyenthAyn 10 Wesstfee m roiiy
from Bas kyer and IN Ih ~ street.
from Third 10 Fifhavenne. -,.-,-s. 49,.
plans and and forms fI BIDS obtained this
a IN ,AN' '"' 'P' THOMAS STEPHENS. } Cro;on
~ ROBERT L. DARRAGH Z Agueduet
A ". CRAVEN, } Board
Omee CIoton Aouedpct Department, Juy H. 1901
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-IS BAsKRuFrcr

Petitions in bankruptcy were iiIed by the foIIo'
ing: VIM. Griffin OF Washington County, \. \ ., and
Lyons Samuel ). Bowman, Andrew Ward, Adam
Carley, and Erastus Wheaton OF this city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
PROFESSOR eEssLEY'
BORN WITHOUT ARMS,

Announces 10 the citizens OF
Lancaster and vicinity, that he will
rive ono ofhis wonderful and fan.
ciful entertainments on the Fair
Grounds, each day during the Far
s-sueh as loading and firing pistol
target shooting with an air gum
,wriling and drawingofbirds, animals
and insects, cutting out and ingenl-
ously joining together ornamental
papers; allthis TO be exhibited in
connection with that most wonder
,fut and unhcard Of curiosity ever
produced by Nature in her widest
freaks, d child ,eitht'co heads, four
y arms, t,ro legs, and one perfect BODY
:. This child was born at Chippew"
Falls, Wisconsin, and brought to
!. this State by Professor Gessley
This curiosity would scomto be an
impossibility, but it is no humpus
nevertheless.
so Come one, como all, and let not
your eyes deceive you, but trust te
the truth.
Medical men and Ministers OF the
Gospel admitted free
Admission 25 cts; Children ID cts
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10

brilliantly, and in this position II
remained about q quarter Of an
hour. The effect Of the moon
shining on the cloud beneath was
soch as any artist nigh. be proud
Of The shadow Of the balloon was
distinctly to beseen travelling over
the rough and uneven clouds, Civ
ing The idea Of d balloon race.-
Every Thing now became calm. -
No longer the bum Of the lake OF
the rain. Allwas still, but whether
the storm still ragged beneath was
unknown Asthc balloonldescend
ed, it was evident change had
come over thescpne. The ram had
ceased, and Ntlio appearance of
every thing was Of tiie1larkest hue;
whether il was an ppder stratum
of dark clouds could not be known.
Suddenly a glimmer Of Eight was
sccn for q moment then, with
anxious eyes cast down to perceive
any object. at Fast small squares
with darkor margins were clearly
visible. These proved to be the
fields and hedges, and they appear.
ed 10 vanish as quickly as objects
passed when in an express train =
A town wasat last seen, and 1 heard
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
Pcrilous Balloon Voyage Across
VoIyn VNnin

Pcrilous Balloon Voyage Across
Lake Erie.
From the cleveland PLAN Dealer of Thursday !
An exchange informs US that an
aeronaut named Thompson, who
asecnded recently from Toronto,
descended safely near this city, the
balloon having been taken by a
strong upper current across the
lakes. Much anxiety was felt in
Tol onto q to Thompson's fatO be-
fore the telegram arrived announc
ing his safe landing, Mr., Thompson
gives the following account OF his
adventure "The balloon ascend
cd at 4:40, and from the velocity
the balloon was travelling at, | soon
perceived it was foolish to try to
descend. 1t soon became evident
to me that landing in Canada was
out of the question, and that all
arrangements must be made TO be
driven across the lakes, The
first thing that struck me was Ia
drop tho grapnel to tho full extent
l2O feet. This acted as a guide tc
the distance the balloon might bC
kept abovethe surface of the water
it being now dark, aud, by placing
one hand on the rope, the effect o
the grapnel striking the water wa'
distinctly felt. With an open BAG
of ballast on my knee, every tim'
the grapncl struck the water,
couple of handiuls of sand wer,
thrown out-and to this plan alon,
| owe my own preservation ant
success. ,.
"The ballast taken was about
three hundred and fifty pounds :
For three hours that plan wa
carried out, and then came on on
of the most drenching and mercl
less rains have ever folt, l cou.,
not sec fifteen feet before me, AM
the noise Of the rain on tho balloon
and the water was such as to en-
tirely -unnerve me. My hand
became numb, and i was drenche
to tho skim Inow began to pei
ceiye my position, more acutelJ
though determined not to give u
until ali the ballast aud movable
we're gone. The rain was maxim
the balloon heavier eve,y momen
. and the ballast was thrown OF
) more freely, till about 10 o'clocl
D when tho fatigue oyercamo me.
1 tell into a stupor for a fewmoment
/ lkBy this time the balloon had d,
scended to within six feet Of Il
/ water, and instantly out wei
/ twenty eight pounds Of ballast
d The effect of this was that u
balloon rose TO an altitude Of
mile, entirely through tho rail
clouds, and then the noon shor
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10

g Adherence Qtaly) dispatch says;
Reports hourly received here frcm
the South, show that the revolu-
-tiOnary troops are invading the RO-
man territory on all sides. Yes
terday adctachmcnt ftroops were
.scnt out from Rome to meet the
iinvaaersiiu} iFrosIhone, a province
tying southeast of the city. A fight
took place between them and the
Garibaldians near tho Ambruzzi
frontier. The Papal troops were
again, defeated, and compelled to
fall back toward Rome
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
NOTICE in PARTITION.


II AMBERT II, Hill, Of Hancock county, ohioi
iSamuel NJ. Hill, of Seneca county, Ohio !
sElizabeth Hill, widow Of William Hill, deeeas-
ed, John n. Hill, Robert j.. Hill, Mary A. u.
Hill, an William D. IN. OF Fairfield county;
Ohio, will take notice, that n petition was filed
against them on the 9th day Of October, A. ID;
1851, in the Court OF Common Pleas within and
for the county of Fairfield, Ohio, by Owen =,
lIll, and is now pending, wherein said Owen D.;
Hill demands partition, OF the following real
FairHeldinthe State Of OHIO, and known and DIS
tinguished rs tAe North east quarter OF Section
number sTwenty-three, In Township number
Sixteen, of Range Eighteen, containing one
ceptInR tlierefr0ui fortv.two oacresiconveyed by
Whliain Hi andwife TO Henry. Smith, bydeed
dated October 18th, 1866, and being the & same sIn
premises ofwhich the said William Hill died
seized; aud that at the nextterm Of said Court
The said Owen d, Hill will apply for an order
that partition may be made OF said premises
and the'aower estate OF said Elizabeth Hill bt
! assigned therein .i.fA ~ tft4MH1 "a rev
NJ fsssstN OWEN D. HILL. n
| Ftsferga byWr p. Creed, his Atty.
! Lancaster, Oct. 10th, ls67-4w. 3t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
NOTICE 10 TEAcHERs.


The Board Of Examlnefs yiil meet IN the %.
natiouof Teachers, 90 Saturday y the 4 11th
9nd 31st of August, a nd on Saturs
day the lAth. a1st aud asth or Bep-
Ionabeg, and on sat urday the 6th,
18Th aud 9Ofh Of Oetobsr, and on
SataFdny ths l0th OF N0venabsrs
The e1aIniuaiion will begin precisely a. 10
o'eipek,a.d ,and no Application viii De recais-
Cd for exafnla stion nner II O'Clock, A. ~
Teachers sili remember that tiev Gun get
oertfheates ~ no other time, and that they N lsf
be prepared N stani An examination IN Or; hog.
raphy, krAdlng, Pennanstip. trthInetie, Geoy.
iaphy' Eaglish Grammar. aud rhsVry Of feagll-
ing.
ton will he represented on a S.aIe NJ one 70 ten
one denotiDg the lowest quslih;atiOn, aud ten
the h highsst.
.. Pjur Il ,lqss NJ eartia,asea will he zranied,
- follows: first Cisss, vdld ti months; second
c.ass, valid 10 months; third ciass, valid IL
months; fourth clasS. valid months Hereaf
ter no mont.s certificate will b. issu.d 10 the
same applicant riore thun oEce-
Z. satisfactory exaniin 'tion n the theory
and practice mfeScbi ", and high degree Oi
sucress IN teaehing will aiao b- considered in
determining the class ofcertifcsteStO be grant
ed. No certificate Rill be granted unless fhs
applicant passes IN examination ~ easL branch
Of psliV re1ffresT b. lac.
Owing toa chsnge in the School Laws, all ap-
plIchBts will be required n rsy fee Of nity
cents. asa coni ti"b Determination.
All applclnts mast come prepared with a
pre- paid envelope, properly a'idre-sedto them.
selves. By order VI the Sonrl.
l.. HARTZLER, Clerk.
Aa4s. -.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-10
Special Notice.


Setts Of teeth made at from $40,
$40 to $40. Having an established
reputation, / need not bring my
self into notice by blowing the
horn of self-praise. willing that
those for whom | have worked
shall decide upon my merits as
Dentist. During my residence in
Lancaster, for eighteen years, ma
nv other Dentists have como and
gone. l shall never pullup stakes
and leave my patients to pay some
other man his own nprice for repair
ing or doing over again work for
which 1 have been paid. | would
say to those who have had setts oi
teeth made by other Dentists and
proved failure, that in all such
cases l will make other setts and
give them on trial two months, anc
# not satisfactory they may bC
returned. @'~1
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ging teeth. Satisfaction given il
all cases.
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