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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-16
NOTICE no TEACMERs.


The Board OF Examiners will meet In the
upper room Of the County OfIices, for the ox-
animation OF Teachers, on 9th and 2Oth
days OF April, and may 4th, which
will close the Spring examinations ff
The examination will begin precisely at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and no applicants will be received
for examination after II o'clock AN.
Teachers will remember that they can get
certificates at no other time, and tbatthey miist
beprepared TO stand an examination In 0rthog-
raphy, Reading Penmanship, Arithmetic, Geog-
raphy, English Grammar, and Theory Of Teach
ing.
|. The character Of the applicants exam.
nation will be represented on n scale Of one to
ten--one denotingt the lowest qualification, and
ten the highest.
2. -Four classes Of Certificates will be granted.
as follows: First class, valid "a months; sec.
ond class, valid iS monthsi third class, valid, IL
monthsi fourth class, valid months.
g. A satisfactory examination In the theory
and practice OF teaching, and high degree OF
successln teaching will also be considered In
determining the class ofcertihcate TO be granted
No certificate will be granted unless the appli.
cant passes an examination IN each branch 81
study required ~ Iap,
owlngto change In the School Laws, ali
applicants will DO required 10 pay hfee 6fffty
centH, ns Q condition OF Axamindtion. ff,t'i-t
All applicdhts must como prepared with q Ger
tlhcate Of good moral character, and with pre-
paid enfelore, &c., properly addresnedto them
Hy order ofthe Board,
Tan ~ 1nrg-I ~ ~ - = -'---N1-ff -ffN'--tf WYNN
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n@. A writer speaking Of gapes
in chickens, says: II know a pro
ventative that l have used for the
last FIVE years, and have not lost
aslngle chicken by tho gapos.
suppose good many persons will
not give ii even n trial. il is 30 sim
pie remedy. The remedy is this
When thOy are about u week old
pat about a tablespoonful OF pow,
dered sulphur in their feed, mis-
this in two quarts Of feed, doing &C
two or three times a week, until
they got big enough TO be out ol
the way Of this disease. This
recipe is worth great deal in saw.
ing thousands Of chickens yearly,
] have known people to lose a hun
dred a year, and yet laugh at this
simple remedy, which is all the
better because II is 50 simple. ANY
person can give ii a trial, and !cl
me know the worth Of il to thom
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ReparatOr Capilli.

Throw away your false irizzles, yourswitches,
your wig
Destructive.oi comfort, and not worth fig;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
nd rejoice In your own luxuriant hair,
REPAkATOR CAPlLLI.
Eorrestoring hair upon bald heads from what.
ever cause 1t may have 4 lien ou) and forcing a
growth Of HAIR upon the face, II has no equal.
II will force the beard 10 grow upon the smooth
est face IN from five to eight weeks, or hair
upon bald heads in from two to thu oe months.
Afew ignorantI practitioners have asserted that
there is nothing that will force or hasten the
growth..of the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands ofliving wltnesses( from
their own experence) can bear witnoss. But
many will say how are wo to distinguish the
genuine from the spuriousl ltcortainIyls diff-
cult as nine.teuths Of the different Preparations
advertised for the hair and beard are entirely
worthless, aud you may have already thrown
away largo amounts IN their purchase To such
we would say, try the Reparator Cappillii II will
cost you nothing unless IL fully comes up to our
representation II your Druggist does not
keep II, send us one dollar and we vii forward
1t, postpaid, together with receipt for the mo.
ney, which will be returned you on application,
providing outlre satis factionis not given.
Address, W. l., CLARK 4 CO.. Chemists,
No 3west Fayette Street, Syracuse. MY,
Fob. II, '67, 1y.
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Cauliaowers. which every lady
Acknowledges are far more delicate
aud every way better than cabbage
can be grown just as easily us cab
bage. lfyour ground is not ricn,
You can plow il deep, which will
help, and when you hoe your plants
form little hole and put into IL u
pint Of compost ma4o OF bone meal
two parts, guano MANURE or hen
manure, one part, we'll rottcn from
the bottom Of the manure pile
one part, and two parts Of fresh rich
soil; mix this in q little hole around
where the roots are 10 bo, and set
your plants, and afterward hoe Il
often. Get seed Of the Early Er.
Jurt variety.
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The Ovid fNow Yorkl Beo A.

The Ovid (Ncw York; Boo an
nonnces tho death Of old Horny
Clay, which oceurred on Sunday
afternoon, April %, at tho stable
of John 7. Smith. Lodi. Seneca
County, at the advanced age Of
forty.three years, seven months
and some days. He was the oldest
living stallion known, and high up
IN the oelobritLos.
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AFFLICTED!
Suffer no More /!


When by the use OF DR.. JoINvILLE's ELK
lR you Gao be cured permanently, and at a
trihing cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicinefor Physical and Nerv::
Gus Weakness, General Debility and Prostra-
ton, Loss OF Muscular Energy, lmpotency, or
any ofthe consequences of youthful indisCretion,
renders II the mos. valuable preparation ever
discovered.
twill remove all nervous affections, depres-
sion, excitement, incapacIty TO study or busl-
ness, loss OF memory, confusion, thoughts Of
self-destructon, fears ofinsanity, DC twill re-
store the appetite, renew the health Of those
who have destroyed 1t by sensual excess or
evil practices.
Young Men, be humhugged no more by
"Quack Doctors" and Ignorant practitioners, but
send without delay for the Elixir, and be at once
restored to health and happiness. perfect
cure is guaranteed in every instance. Price, 81,
or four bottles to one address, 50.
Ono bottle IS sufficient to effect curein all or
dinary cases.
ALSO, DIR. JoINvILLE's SPECIFIC PILLS,
| for the speedy and permanent cure OF Gonor-
ture, and all affections ofthe Kidneys and Blad-
der. Cures effected in from one to five days
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the system, and never nauseate
the stomach or impregnate the breath. No
change ofdiet is necessary while using them
nor does their action in any manner interfere
with business pursuits. Price, 81 per box.
Either Of the aforementioned articles will be
sent 10 any address, closely sealed, and post
paid, by mail or express, on receipt OF price,
Address nll ordersto
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists,
No. 2s5 River Street, Troy, N.
| Fob IA ,67.ly
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Total Assets Of the company. s. l.sOG,54a
III. LIABILITIES
w. MISCELLANEOUS.

IF' observation-disclosures
Tho greatest amount insured In any one risk
S5l.10O-but will not as a general rule exceed
Sl0nh0.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to
be insured In any one city, town OF village, and
tho greateet amount allowed TO bo insured ~
any one bock-no general rulo-governed by
circumstances.
Tho amount oilts capital or earnings deposit.
cd 10 any othei state, as security for losses
therrin-s 400 20.
Deposits required In nbis,nIaae annually.
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orrrcr or rag AuDiron or s1Arl

CoLchBusi w., Jan. ~, lhbT
tits hereby certified, thst the foregoing 10 n
coyraet copy Of the Statement ofCondition OF
N. Y, made to and filed In this ofh0e, for the
year 1877.
t5EAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II, GOLDMAN, Auditor OF State.
By JAMEs WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
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STATE or Nrw YnRx,

s,.rSnI crniIs " nLT iShk; - ,nn..
Shaw, Secretary the phenix Insurance Com
pany, beng sevorally sworn, depose and say,
that the foregoing X a full, true and correct
atatomen' OF tho stiars Of tho said ompany,
and that thoy are the above described officers
STEPHEN cROwELL, President.
PHILASpLR SHAW, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 26th
day Of January, 1867.
tEivE cEnT sIANP.I THos. r. GOODRICH,
lsEAL. Commissioner for Ohio
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHoRITy

ITO cxpro on the 3lst day ofJanuary, 1852
OFFICE or THg AUpIroR OF STATE, IEsURAHcE)
DEPARrMEHT, C0LrMrus, OHIO,
January 2s, 1867. J
WHERLAs, The Phenix Insurance Company,
located VI Brooklyn, In the state OF New York,
has 1lcd IN this Otfi0o n sworn statement OF lia
condition, rs required by the act ITO regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the
state or Ono" passed April 8, 1855, and amend.
od February 0, 1864, aud the net ITO regnlite
Forelgn Insurance Companies,' passed April
=, 1866; and. Whereas, said Company has firm.
ished The undersigned satisfactory evidence hat
Y Ia posresred Of actual Capital OF at least
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars, in.
said Company has hled In this Office a written
inhrnrnent ucder its corporate acal, signed by
the Prosident nnd Secretary thereof authorizing
any agent or hg''ntr ofsald company In this State
o acknowledge service oIprnccta. for and ~ he
hall ofsalI Company according TO the terms Of
sal.l ant ofAprls, 1850.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the nc afore.
said, ], JnmcaH. Goldman. Auditor Of stat. for
Ohio. do hereby certify that said Phenix Insur.
anec Company, OF Broolilyp, New York, is nu.
thorlzed 10 transact the business or Firo and
Marine Insurance in THIS State until tho thirty.
hr't day NJ January. In the yean ons thousand
eight hundred and sixiy.eight.
lSkAL.l In Witness whereof, Ihave hereunto
sdhrcribed my name md caused the
sea- NJ my offire 10 ho affixed tho day
and year above written.
Jas. II. GOODMAN, Auditor ofstats.
RyJAags WiLLiAss, chieiclerk.
JOHN B. MoNEILL, Ag't.
Lancaster Ohio. May 9.lsG7-Sw
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-16
EXCELSIORl EXCELSIOR!
CIIASTELLAR'S
HAIR EXTER III INATOR
For Remopin1 Superfuons Hair.

A"' AtO"'"V''J 0"P"'!'"o"o AA""'
To the ladies' especially, this invaluable depil-
dispensbe article to female beauty, is easily
applied, does not burnor injure the skin, but
acts directly onthe roots. Itis warranted to re-
move superhuous hair from low foreheads, or
from any part Of the body, completely, totally
and radically extirpatiDg the same, leaving the
skin son, smooth and natural. This is the only
article used by the French, and is the only real
etiectual iepilatory in existence. Price rs cents
per package, sent postpaid, TO any address, on
receipt ofap order, by
BERGER, SHUTS h co Chemists,
2s5 River Street, N. Y.
Fab IA 1897 ,.-Iv
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The Advantage Of tho Participa'
ting system Demonstrated.

Ihe Advantage OF tho fnrtict pa
Sing system Demonstrated.
. on policy ofsS,C00 onthe Old
System pays in by6ars.......,,.. $3.50 ~
u on apnllcy ofS3 900 on the Now
and parteiratngsystem paysin6
years., .....,,...-".... .......... 100 ~
But at the end ol6rst year receives
in scrip. .......,.......,....... l5W
At the end OF the second year...... 10 o.
And Interest in cash on previous.
scrip .....".,,,."..........,.....S0 90
Atthe eud Of the third year he re.
ooivcs In in....".................,., IL Gt
And interest on previous scrip 500. 20
AZ the end Of tho Fourth year here
celvos IN rlp"..,"......,......,.,., Is o.
Aud interest on proyious scrip si5 40
Atthe end Of the Fllh year he re.
Ceivos IN scrin"..,u,,,.. ,.........,,, 100
And interest on previous scril &c.. 60
50 90 375 o.,
RrTANEs, - by nsurinp In one Of the above
Companlcr his policy win cost him for five wear,
SIN, instead Of sl60by old system, to.wt:
To premium on $4,000 for Gvo
NeNfS,''"' ..,.,,,..,....,...., $3.50 0C
BY scrip worth in New York 10 0ccntesa0 90
by interest received IN cash on tcrip0 90
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Il / R Il! f / r L, !
BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE
FL II y, MARINE AND LIFE
ON THE rAnIrcirArios PIAr.
Lorilnrd Insnrnnre Com pan,
or new YoRK.
Cash Capital. ....... si,Q00,O00 o.
Surplus Asssts..".-."""o", i36,6AO 2t
Total Assets......",.......t 1 ,f36,54O p
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YORK.

These Companies divide three .fourihF Of NJ
profits snprollyto the Policy Holder, in ser
ing the surplus and giving policy ioldc,
greater security and cheaper insurance.
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There oometh glad tidingsof Joy to all,
10 young and TO old, TO great and toamali;
The beauty which once wasgo prectousand rare,
ls sfreeior all, and may be fair.
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Phoenix Insurance Company Of
Brooklyn. New York.

Eoua IMPORTANT FACTS ToR TIE cOHsIDERATios
or THE PuBLic.
let. The Phenix Insurance Company, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, 10 the Oldest Insurance Com.
pany Of the name in the United States.
ID. II has the largest capital and assetA OF
any Insurance company Of the name IN the
United Statea.
Sd. II does the largeat business ofany Insur-
ance company Of the name in the United states.
9Th, hwas organized under the most strln.
gent insurance Law in the United States, and
probably IN the world.
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Byorder ofthe Board.
Ian.lI, lsc7--Lk m sN.N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

There was light business transacted In government
securities ct the counters OF the leading deaers and tho
market closed dull at the subjoned
tered 1881, 1lok Ill coupon, 1881, 11oJs IIlK;
$50 registered, 1882 100 1927; g 20 coupon 1862
i14k lax; $40 coupon, 1854. 100 a,l0ak; $40 cou.
pom, 1886, 1loX 11o,s; 20 coupon, 1865, January
and July 1o7x lo75s; $50 coupon, 1857, 1918 1os;
1910 registered. 9o ooX; 1910 coupon, ee1s 99s;
June 1905 1864 lo7; July 7.3os 1857 lo7; octo
Der compounds. 1894 1lajs 1ls5s; December
pounds 1864 11sX 1lsls; May compounds, 1895,
NIX a117x; August compounds. 1866, 1ieX lio's;
September compounds 1866, ll5s ll5K; October
compounds, 1895, 115K 1i53S
Mining shares were duh and irregular. At the FIRST
board Edgehll Mining closed sc. hshsr than al the
same time yesterday, selling at S. sensendcrfar Mining
was lsc lower. selling at 50 So; smith Parmeec,
1sc., selling at 81 IS; Davidson Copper sold at 81
Harmon Gold and Silver. 50 20; waikiki Lead, 45c.
a. 81.
Tho foreign exchange market was inactive, and al.
though tho leading drawers asked iosa for sterling a.
sixty days, the pnce second hand was about x below
this 0gure Bankers bills England al skis days
quoted at 1929. i09k; al three asys. 100 a
no; commercial bills 1885 1909; bills on Paris Al,
sixty days, 5l61l 5.lsai at three days SIS a6lss.
Other bills rated thus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22
QUARANTINE INTELLIGENCE.

Leasing Of ~ site on Barren Island for
Detention Building-Annirs in the Lower
IIarbor.
JapneI in search ola father did not experience more
dgsppon than did the Quarantine Commissioners
OF New York in their attempts to procure a suitable site
for the erection Of buildings for quarantine purposes.
Forced by nunctioni to relinquish the design Of oca
ting them on Conoy Island and compelled by the ror
,,t 10 evacuaie Segune's Point g l., afters capture
by coup de main Of Actons blue coated legonares they
had no other resource than 10 lay the foundation OF
an artificial island the shoals Of the West Bank In
the lower bay aud II 10 the structures
hui this work OF some could not be done
a, once sud in the meantime the victims Of disease
arriving here from foreign ports would be cocped MP IN
the hospital ships Al present. for want OF proper
conmodaton shore This state OF affairs mas at lass
BEEN terminated and the Comm ssioners relieved from
very disasreeabs duty. Early iast nav. accompanied
by Their sinesr Joha N Ritch. and Dr. j. Swnburne
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the Quarantine Board pro ter visited Barren Island
bleak inhospitabie spot exposed ~ the erco gales OF
the Atlantic and whose only dalion that
there was little or DIGESTION W lis use-and
there located a site for the erection OF deien-
ton building Tor well passeDgers SONS delay
then took place, and nothing Zone until
few days AGO, when the Commissioners leased
Tor three yoars from Hessrs bradley and smith Me own.
ers about twenty acres OF the front teSouth-
en shore tue Island nj annual rent OF S40V o The
whole Ihey have The privilege OF purchasing at Ne
end or thar lease this land upon such NAV b
agreed on, or In case Of tho inability OF the contracting
parties 70 hx on the price be paid ~ to be deter
mined upon by commissioners appointed for the pur
pose Tue Commissioners are now ia possession Of tho
land but are determined not TO expend any money In
tho erscton or buildings uness they should bs abyo
utely required In or any sudden emergency aris
Ing TO call Tor their use Mr. Rtch has prepared plans
and Dnde Arrangements for the erection timber build
ing capable or accommodating thousand persons
which can DO put up in the short Of ten days II
is however, probable that before there Ia any need for
the use or this place the establishment in Of
erection ON ives, Bank will be ready FOR occupation.
In the lower bay yesterday morning the Minnesota,
AFTER ctschar2ing her passengers, was thoroughly
cleansso and allowed to proceed to this city Another
Of the passengers being taken sick the Illinois,
transferred 70 the Falcon The last reported arrivals At
the lower bay arc the brig Terpschore Captain Peter
son. from Rio Janeiro and the bark Mary Setson Cap
tain feudleton from Havana ON the latter two OF the
crew died IN the hospital in Havana No sickness was
reported on either vessel The arrivals yesterday at the
upper bay are tue bark Atlantic from Bremen with two
hundred and forty passengers the ship Charles Mar
shall, fiOm Liverpool with hundred ana twenty four
passengers, and the ship Helena from Bremen, with
ono hundred and thirteen Passengers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

WASHINGTON, on the report Of the Rank Examiner Hr
Calender. has declared himself satisfied that tho sol
yencv ~ tho First National Bank IN Kingston Is not I'm
paired by the dedication OF the late president Jonathan
H.. hasbrouck, and tbaL IL Is sblndany abe 70 70 on,
az 1t is Doing, The regular Transaction oiibusness
Augustus II Bruyn has been chosen presoen pro ts'n
and Messrs. H. II. Reynolds. l. ~ Hermance and Coz.
neus Burhans have become drersors 1t rs understood
that several suits have been asutsd against the bank
to hold II responsible for certain OF the certificates
gwen by Hasbrouck.
Chicago journal or Thursday rcrsrks:-
The demands upon the banks TO day for
unusually heavy. Country correspondents and commits
sion men doing large business la the way OF buying
grain in this and adjoining States for thi, market
clamorous for Temporary Accommodations, and the
amount of money convey d west and north by the df
ferent express companies tonight IL very large much
that the supply OF oanabIe funds In bank vaults was
considerably reduced and the discount market ruled
tirmer although frst>class paper In all in
stances readily placed at the current rate. Eastern
funds were dicult dispose Of, except at further
concession GALES between banks at 81 so
SO per ST. 500 discount for sight bills New York.
Buffalo bills were taken Ut y or The nominal counter
selling rate quoted at par for small amounts.
The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances al the suo-rrsasury In this city for tho
week have been follows
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attend the funern No 20 Laursns street, 90 Monday
afternoon at two O'Clock.
SixpsoN.-On Friday morning. September 20 wuLIax
On 'rs0S. native Of Rosshre Scotllnd. aud the last
M, vfour years resident OF this city, aged 60 years
go DAYS
E,s -smans Inferred in Trinity Cemetery on
sa,1r6s> September 81.
Trsvx AT Long Branch ~ j., on Friday septem
har On ~. rEBvAS aged Is years OF consumption
gIs frsrA OF the family and those OF his bfothsrs
M,ch.aI a.. John Teevan invited to attend the
t,nc,i Sra~> a residence OF his mother No ~ Null
berry s,rse, on 'cndsy afternoon, at two O'Clock.
y W,fJwy on F,. av september 90 Lucr g. Wnrxv
daebier ~ Ina late tohn G. and Margaret W. Tbbetss
IA re.,;ys md A. euds OF the family respectfully
iuvib TO attend the "A neral this sasday af.eraoon ~
,ws @YScs from her I enae s'd Fnrlsm n'a ''
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
s.rnRn,r. Sent. ia P. NJ.

SATURDAY Sept 2l--6 p NJ.
There was diminished Excitement In the stock mar
kst to-day although prices declined at tie opening
below the closing quotations Of last evening the ten
dsucy was anerSsrds towards improvement and an
advance OF per cent was established In the
afternoon. The fluctuations were frequent, but not
wide panic OF the previous three days appeared
to spent its force The bulls are however, still
surrounded by multitude OF Jobs comforters Bank
officers almost without exception, say thai money will
10 more scuve next week than II has been
shs and continue so until after the first Monday
In Ociobsr when the quarterly returns Of the
national banks are made up The bears still talk cond-
IDENTITY OF terrible time come and confidence in the
future Of tho market is by means re-estabshed
Those who can hold their stocks, however over the
next fortnight have nothing to fear strong upward
movement must in tho nature Of events, succeed the
present artificial depression and those who bearing
stocks now will be bung them then. The demand fer
money met more freely than yesterday, owing to
the desire to get two days. interest per cent
but in instances this was paia in gold. Tho
drain westward is undoubtedly ON the increase,
and ia now very heavy. but there was
nothing In this feature OF the monetary
situation to create uusasiness when the money panic
engineered the Stock Exchange with the assist
Of the Treasury and the banks The rate for frs,
class commercial paper continues to be seven per cent
but very good quality is rated at 8 q 10 among the
note brokers.
The Treasury resumed it's sales Of gold this morning,
and after opening at 142 the price declined to 1917
but from this point steady advance 70 1881, the
closing quotation. took place Loans wsre inside at
per cent per annum for carrying The gross clearngs
amounted to sll2,zo5oOo, the gold balances to
So 225 1884 and the currency balances to So 1892 $780,
Tho dsiy range Of gold during the week as fol.