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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12
Soldiers Discharges.

EDITOR GAzETrE:-I have in my
possession the three months dis.
charges of tho following named
persons, formerly of Co. +. 18th
Ohio. / will send them to their
owners if they will give me their
address. J. P. sam,
New Salem, Ohio.
John II. Roley, James Hilliard,
Jno. W. Pratt, Mitchell Butler,
David W. Stone6urner, William
Shutzley, James e Clark, Michael
Nedro, George Williams. Anderson
Polling. David Miller, John Will
liams, Jno. Boerstler, John Il. Sho.
maker, William G. Tobin.
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PERsoNAL.-0ur young friends
DR.. G.-P Carpenter and DR.. Gas
Hite have returned from an atten-
nance Of several months at the
Medical Institutions of Cincinnati
and Cleveland, bearing upon their
persons the coveted parchmonts
which entitle thom to write an. d."
after their names. We trust the
healing art may realize a cores
ponding addition TO its skill and
efficiency, and that the young gen.
tlcmen may have genuine success.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12

1t is surprising to see the many
patients from Perry and Hooking
Counties, that are treated by DR..
G. MIEssE. His success seems to
be drawing them from distant
parts as well as near. SILT.
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HARRY YOUNG, of Bremen, has
the reputation of being one of the
best hands in the county, fer prun-
ing Frnit Trees, Vines, Shrubbery,
&c. Persons wishing their Or.
chards or Grounds, put in order
would do well to communicate with
him.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12

If you wish to get a beautiful
sett of Artificial teeth 60 to Dr.
Won BoNuopsr's, next door to Post
Office. 46tf.
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Attention is invited to the ad i.
vertiscment Of Mr.. MARTISDALE,
of Carroll. TO any responsible
party, superior facilities are there
offered for making moner.
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Particular Notice.

On or about The first Of April
next, the office Of DR.. Won Bonhurst,
Dentist, will bo removed to Rising's
new building, corner Of Columbus
and Main street.
Feb. q, 1868.
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CoLoRED EXHIBITION .NIGHT
Those desiring amusement will
not forget the Exhibition 10 night
at tho City Hall. We think il
will pay to attend. Give our color
cd fellow.citfzens q full house.
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The Eagle Of last week indulged
in a small etfusion on "Retrench,
mont and Economy which we
may bestow some attention upon
when we hayo room.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12

"The Queen Of all Pain cures
all aches and pains in n lew min.
utes, Piles in few days, also
sprains. bruises, &c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12

Clocks that never fail to keep
time, musical instruments, and all
kinds of musical materials and
strings, Spectacles, with which if
you are properly disposed, you can
see your oun faults, sold at Smith 8
at astonishiDgly low figures. 5O.2t.
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Particular attention given to
saving the natural teeth, at DR..
Won BoNHoRsr's, next door. 10 Post
Office. 4Gtf.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12

Attentlon is invited 70 the pro.
fessional card Of Il. Isidore BIaire
Attorney at Law and Commission
er in Bankruptcy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12

The immortal -. ~" proposes
to eIift the voil'' tonight at the
old City Hall, ard tomorrow night
at Amanda.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12

Ifyou would make q profitable
investment, go to Smiths and buy
ono ofthoso superior Gold Pens
they not only write vol, but spoil
correctly. 5o-ss
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l remain, yours truly,
ORRIN Il. PETERS.
A CARD.

Having dissolved my business
connection with the firm of Rising,
Miller Il Seipel, | will be found, on
and after the 10th of March, with
Orrin g, Peters, where l will be
pleased to sec all my old friends
and customers, with as many new
ones as may favor me with a call,
and all can rest assured that the
same desire to please which has
governed me heretofore, will con-
tinuo to influence my endeavors in
the future. H. G. TROUT.
March 10Th. 1S68-2w.
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Ives Seeding Grape.

Well. grown roofs Of this popu-
lar variety of grape Tor Sale Cheap
at the STATE FARM.
Feby 6, 1S6s-tf.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12

/ Rheumatism is instantly relieved
and soon cured, by the Queen Of
Pain"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12

ures for putting in nomination a
full ticket, Of first class, sound Re,
publican timber Republicans,
will you attend to this?
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: Something New.

T The latest Spring styles Of Hats
and Caps Just received, in every
variety, a. Brooks HAT STORE,
bl-4w.
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Special attention given to the
repairing Of Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry, at Geo. II. Smiths. 50.2t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12
Stop your Hair

From falling out, by the use of
/" Barrett's Hair Restorative" the
Premium article.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12

.Euery body says the Queen of all
Pain is the best family medicine
in the country. 1t must bo 80.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12

An elegant assortment of Silver
Ware, Tea Sets, Silver and Plated
Spoons, Forks, &C., &C., for-sale at
Smiths. 50-2t.
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constitutional Differences.
Jan. 0, '6S-f.1

Constitutional Differences.
There are uany constitutions soinherently
defective in energy as to derive great benft
from moderate use Of pure liquor combined
with such vegetable mediclnes and extracts as
enterinto the composition Of Roback's stom-
aCh Bitters, and there are many situations in
which even the healthlest derive additional Sc.
curty from their OCCASIONAL use,
TfhcGlthy persons are exposed 10 unusual
and continued exertion in confined air, or un.
der the heat Of the sun, or to the influence Of
depressing watchfulness by travelling, and
change Of diet and water. or IL residents OF
malarious districts, or the rank river bottoms
Of the West and South. there can be no doubt
but careful use OF RobNeks Stomach Bitters
with the food would surely be the means Of
warding otfactusl disease and enabling them
TO beat up unaffected Where, withoutth Bit
ters they would likely have to succumbto dis
case. They strengthen, tone ahd invigorate
aid digest on, and increase the appetite.
Sold bye. G. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster, o.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-03-12

I The latest musical publications
received daily at Smiths. Sheet
music always on hand. SOFT.
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80 : good workman in his shop
at.that place. Take notice, black.
smiths.
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~ ~ M ~ u ID.

A NY PERSON WANTING. A GOOD HAND
~ forthe orchard or nursery, can fnd one by
addresstpg ORCHARD, Lancaster. Ohio.
Good references given
Feb, ~, leee.2w<. y
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Certificate for Publication
ITO Us prblifhed 2; least once year Ia Every
County where there's an Agent)
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.
lsEAL. DErARrGLsr OF ISsUkANrr,
CoLUNBUs, January II, 1sGs.
Itis hereby certified that the LORlLLARD
FIRE RANCE COMPANY. located at Now
YORK City, in the State Of New York, has coIn-
piled, M all respects, with the laws az this
Stale relating to such Insurance Companies, for
the current year, and has fled in this Office
sworn Statement, by the proper officers, show
ing it's condition and business, at, the date Of
such statement, as iollows
Amount ofactual paid up Capital. 81 ,oeo,eo0 co
Aggregate amount OfsysiiabieAs-
sets ................... ........ 1,i9e,275 80
Aggregate amount of Liabilities. 2Sl, $40 IS
Amount ofIrcome for the prceed-
ing year......... ............ ssO7s2 81
Amount Of Expenditures for tho
preceding year.....-.........-. 75l,o7a 90
10 witness whereof. have hereuuto subscribed
my name. and unused the seal Of my
taEAIl o''Hce to he affixed, tie day and year
above writ'on.
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
@. NJ. L. ViSeman, Agent.
March SILT.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Vdlua5le Real Estate.

NNHE subscriber will sell ut public auction,
\ on the premises, in the town Of Baltimore,
Fairfield County, OHIO, on Friday, N rch I,
2Oth, SOS, that we'll known, long establish.
ed aud popular two.story Brick Tavern
stand, 40 by G0ieet, at the corner OF Baltimore
and Canal streets, and the Lot numbered ~,
except 20 by 2S feet out OF the Q. corner there
oil and ln' Lot No. "a in said town, now used
and occupied by John Kaufman as Tavern
stand. This property is ono of the most de-
sirable in Southern Ohio. The house IS new.
with stabing 10 accommodate 81 or
20 horses; out houses large and ample, and the
turnpike about heing built will make it one oil
the m ost desirable business stands now in mar.
ket.
Terms will be made known on the day OF
saleby JOHN SENER
March 12, lS0s-2w%.
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No&ACe.

There will be petition presented before .sho
Commissioners OF Fairfield county, Ollie, at
their regular session, in Lancastef, being the
FIRST Monday Of March, 1858, for the alteration
ofthecannty roadieading from Philip lieyde's
Girls; MIL to P, Heyds aud Efnantel stemer's
Ohio. The point of commencing Is at the
N0rth-westco OF George ShO-r's meadow,
IN section IS ofsad township in said county.
thence noe h around thehill M the creek g
the bridge across Rushcrees below Heyde z
stemens Saw Mil. Distance ofths roadstbout
three.fourths Of one mile.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan 81, lsts--sw%
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Seed Potatoes for Sale.

Harrison per bush. so M
early GOOdrich per bush. 81 0O
These varieties are acknowledged TO stand at
the head ofthe newly introduced and Improved
Potatoes, ,foryleld and quality. Apply at Bre.
men, o. to H B. Brenndman.
March5, lSGS-4w.
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lHAvlNS AnDEB uuR osa.
- penter shop and L.nmb1r r44i n,aehfr1r~
ser me puTposs ol wofhine h6of.nr. laeiiet
55arl 49, y9grsl iftnds, hurt tinE flunlhnf, AL
nintormss ny oss Fs,,se,s q t,.selssy ee pleasure
snat nv. we WI work your Go0fnf, slaiaa and sr5.
~. ne lrniber, end VIII 10 al hinds oiSorfu
saa'nK ~, and klppi ~ AZ the Yory Invest hrufss
rnu - VERY short notics.
e,t ntnyANG asy sss SECURED THE LARa.
Y ths mafktt, We ave rfensr. + y, ca
''''a 'lADse ierfns, and win furn.sh
Doors, Sash, AIantIes. inside
ana outside Blinds. Casir~
Base BOards, Door n,sdss
window Frames,
BRACKETS,
Stairs,
corpice, POrffeos and ~ nco nielr1,
Flooring, Sf3lng, Ceiling, Gne Poplar and Oak
building Lumber. Shi p9leS, LGth, Fence t0gts
and every description OF building material %
the very lowest possible pslco.
DEStGES for Brildinas, Frsnss, Portisos.
Stairs. Brackets. Casing, Frames and Finish.
ing Work furnished free OF charge, where Ne
do the work.
bUlLDING CDNTRACTS taken IN
part Of for the completion Of the wnr'c, ahi
every species Of work 10 the niilding lIneat-
ten Ted to with pt0mptrsss, W tho lalest style,
and guaranteed to glys satishc.ioR.
/ CARPENTERS and ysUIGDERs
viii end Il TO their intercstto call % us before
purchasing elsewhere. We vii ai.n firnish
blis 70 order, delivered on the Cenai orat the
Depot Hooking and Sotihern Lenber az
whoiesaIe prlees, for cash. Having secured
tne very nest Mechanics u assist u our work.
lDd heing day isborers ourselves, we lsar no
competIton; and viii alw ys DO ready to wait
on our friends snd customers.
Thankful for past favors, we invite all 70
give W n call, and ws will sell you more Linn
Der fof lees money Than you can get iHth,s city.
Lumber Yard @ rper OF canaian
Mill 5treots, Softh coIambus street.
VoRYs & BRO.
Feb, 27, ls6s-tt
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~ aockIng Valley
-. II. SCOTT.
II. L. CRIDRR.
March 18th, 1865.
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Feb. q, 1868.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

= Aicardmg COmmittee.-Wm. B Shaw,
Wash Co., james Murine, Joseph p
PEARS, Edmund Wheeler, Athens Co.,
and f. A. Porter.
No animal to receive an award or
premium in moro than one number OF
this class.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

Aicarding COmmUtce.-John L. Wore,
James Gillespie, Samuel j. Wells
Athens Co., Benjamin G. Converse, and
Cloason B. Bozman.
No premium awordGd in this sub
division Of this Glass unless the writ.
ten pedigree of tho animal upon
which the samo is claimed bc posted
upon or near the stall thereof
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

Awarding Committee Capt C. NJ. Roberts,
@. L. Barker, Miss Kate B. weoh, Mrs. VIM. A.
Mcconnell, aud MlSa Maria Osborn.
All articles 10 this class must is produced
by exhibitor.
Class L.--FiuitG,
Best eight kinda fall apples i6
?na ?S 90 dS DO :
hest ten kinds winter apples
50 a" do
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

Awarding Committee--seth Shepard, Ma,thia.
seng VIM. Barkhurat, Loren Deyol and A. j.
Lawrence.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

best display fall pears a
2ud do do
best display winter pears
2nd do do
best display of ounces
2nd do do
best display Of peaches ]
End do
best display Of plums
best display Of grapes 8
End do 2
best display offrui. produced By cxhibltei }
STd % do 10 Do 90 Do DO 90 90 I.
Awarding Committee Hon. +. W. wood :.
Capt. Wm. Milhouso, C, b. Sweetland, Oe ogss
Matson, and Joha Pierpont.
Not TO exceed five apples Of eac h kind
II articles this ela5l must be produc0i by
the exhibitor.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04


cultivation and preservation,
Premiums In this class 10 be awarded at the
meeting Of the Directors, 10 McConnelsvllle, on
the 2lst day Of November next.
Discretionary Committee. .-uiel
Dunsmoor, Jonas Shartle, Jacob w,
stanbery, Mrs. d. Ii. MorLley, Mrs. c.
l.. Barker, and Mrs. j. G. Stone.
Premiums will not be awarded In
any of the foregoing classes uEless tho
Judges deem theanimal or article mer.
itoricus,
Good water will be found upon the
Grounds, and Hay furnished gratis to
all Stock brought for Exhibition,
Good and commodious Halls are up
on the grounds for the exhibition Of
Fancy and Domestic arucles and Man.
ufactures, Fruits Vegetables, &c, aud
ample STALL room for all ANIMALS
brought for exhibition.
An effective police force will be kept
on hand day and night thereby in
suring the safety Of all ARTICLES on ex-
hIbition. s
Entries may ybe made at any time
before the Far with the Secretary, at
Book Store IN MeConEelsyillo; at the
Ear Grounds until 10 O'CLOCK, A. L.,
Of the second day of.the Far.
A.. 8. DlOKEY,
President,
JOHN S, ADAtR,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

Glass 4 No 4.--S,eeepStdkes.
Fast est trotting horse or marc IN
harness CT under saddle, against
time. $50
Fastest pacing horse or marc in
harness or under saddle, against
time, $50
Awardiag Committee. John Buck, o.,
NJ. Lowell, J. A. G. LELAND, A, G. Har-
Ian, and Charles PsScott
Pacing exhibition will take place on
the second day Of the Far, at S o'clock
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

P. NJ, and the Trotting match on the
third day ofthe Fair at 8 o'clock, 7. NJ.
Entry feo IN Tro:tirg match, SO
do do Pacing do 2
Sweepstakes confined to this Coun-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

Class 4 10 2,--Heary Draaght
Best stallion over four years, SO
2nd do do do B
best marc or golding over years, G
2nd do do do '3
best pr, drGught horses or maros, 10
2nd do do do 6
According Commdtec.-Wm. B. Shaw,
Wash. Co, James Murine, Joseph p.
Farib, Edmuht Whcoler, Athens Co.,
and II. A. Porter.
No animal to receive an award or
premium in moro than ono number Of
class.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

Glass B.-l[ules and Assoc.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRNlno.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

Ardrding COmmittce.--John Vorc.
James Gillespie, Samuel ] Wells, Ath-
ems Co., Benjamin G, Converse, and
Gleason b. Bozman,
No premium awarded IN this sub
division Of this Class unless the writ~
ton Pedigree OF the animal upon which
the same is claimed be posted upon
or near tho stall thereof.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04
Glass A, No 3-Harness, &c.

Class 4, No 3-HarneSs, &c.
Best pair match horses or mares for
light harness, $40
2ud do do do 3
best gelding or mare for single hGr-
ness,
End do do do 8
best saddle gelding or marc, 6
End do do do 3
Awardtng Committee,-John Buck,
o, NJ, Lowell, j. A. G, Leland, A. q.
Harlan, and Charles 2. Scott.
No animal to receive an award or
premium in moro than one number of
this class.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

Awarding C0mmittee.--Isaiah Keni-
son, John Lowell, Edwin Sherwood,
Joseph Reed and Samuel Wilson,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

Class E. Swine.
Best boar Of any kind, 96
2ud do do
best SOW Of aby kind S
2ud do do q
best 5 pigs over 2 and under mouths. 6
2nd do do d.
best specimen stock hogs not less than
five, q
2nd do do do
beat SOW AID litter OF pigs, six or
more, G
Awarding Committee - Ezekiel Devol,
John Harris, G. VI. Linscott John NJ. Reed,
Morgan tp.. and John Il. Thomss.
No animal In this class eau receive more
than one premium.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

Awarding Committee Herb It Johnson, O..
". Cohklin, John II. Thompson, Townsend J.,
Simpson, and Alex. x. Higgins.
No premium shall be awarded In this claAs except
10 the producer, and Of tho crop Of 1868.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

Awarding Committee. - Joseph F. Son
nanstine, Benjamin +. Matson,
James White, Eli Frew, and Eli Shep-
ard.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-04

by exhibitor, 3
best display OF farm implements, owned
by exhibitor, 3
Awarding Committed. Samuel IL. Scott,
Ross w. Clay, VIM. BoIeau, Atbeus Co,
James Parr, and james j. Palmer
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-06
Stanton.

The acquittal of the President has, among it's results, one that will prove especially agreeable to a large majority of the American people. Mir. Stanton declining longer to retain his "stick' sobriquet, has resigned the Secretary ship of War. The reason that he as. signs for this procedure is, that the Senate by it's failure in the impeach- ment trial, indorses his removal by Mir Johnson. This reason is unquestiona- ply strong one but a much weaker one--in fact, any or no reason at all-- would be popularly satisfactory in ac- counting for his withdrawal from of- ice.
 Stanton has long been ill fearfully bad odor, and will carry the stencil with him into retirement. He prostituted his official powers to the uses of cor ruption and oppression; he made the interest of the country completely sub- tion; he violated propriety in remain ing in his office after he had been given to understand that his departure there from would be acceptable to his supe- rior. In short, he has done all that is vile-all that is mean.
 There is an old saying, "Good rid dance to bad rubbish :" and ''the Amer jean Carnot" is certainly rubbish of the worst character.-Bloom Ill.) Democrat.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-06
Praxing for aHusband.

A young lady in Norristown heard that if she would go and pray three consecutive nights, the Lord would tell her who she would marry. Now it happened that her father had young man in his employ who had considera- ble wit and good humor about him. One evening he was out in an apple tree after fruit, when he heard some one praying like this:
 70, Lord, who may I marry?"
 The idea popped into Doyle's head Chat being the young mans name) that he would have little sport at her ex- pense. So he spoke in changed voice and said, "Doyle."
 "No Lord, not Doyle" cried the as- tonished young lady.
 "Yes, Doyle, or no one,' again sound- ed from the tree top in a sober, hollow voice.
 She arose and entered the house de- termined to try again the next evening. Of course Doyle did not wish to spoil the fun, so next evening found him seated in the tree top. He did not have to wait long before the young husband seeker came and commenced praying in the same way and received the same answer. The next evening also found her under the tree pleading to know her future husbands name, and again she heard the answer: Doyle, or no one" She arose feeling satisfied that she must marry Doyle. The next morning she met Doyle and asked why he did not put on better clothes? He said he was not able. "Well," said she, "father is rich, and he will let you have the money" He took that for pretty good hint, and bought new suit of clothes. In a short time he offered his heart and hand and was accepted. After her marriage he told her how her prayers were an- swered.
 If any of the fair readers of this story think of praying for husband do not get under tree, or if you do be sure to examine it closely and see if there is any oneto answer to it.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-06

BEST USE FOR HooD AsHEs.-They should be kept dry, and free from chips and sweepings, and bones. If bones that would De long decaying, and that cannot easily be broken up fine, are burned in the fire, they may be pounded fine, and may then be left Tn the ashes. There is no garden or field crop which ashes do not benefit. Perhaps the best use for a portion, at least, is in the onion bed.-- Leaf mould cemposted with ashes makes an excellent dressing for strawberries, worked into the surface between the plants.-Ameriean Agriculturist.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-06

PooR RICHARDS ALMANAc.-Read the gems of wisdom contained in the following paragraphs:
 Nothing dries quicker than tear. God heals and the doctor takes up the fees.
 If pride leads the van, poverty brings up the rear.
 He who can travel we'll afoot keeps good horse.
 The worst wheel of a cart makes the most noise.
 Never take wife till thou hast a house to put her in. {. He that has trade has an office of profit and honor.
 An egg to-day is worth more than a hen tomorrow.
 Beware of little expenses; q small leak will sink a ship.
 A false friend and a shadow attend only when the sun shines.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-06-06
I0-The Grenada (Miss. ) Sentinel, gets

I9-The Grenada (Miss.) Sentinel, gets oG the following:
 When William III, crossed the channel from his Holland home to become the King of England, his people called upon him, as he entered London, for speech The new monarch did not speak the Kings English without considerable Dutch accent. and when he commenced, he said: "Mine boobies, I have come here for your goot in fact l have come here for all your goods" With William of Orange it was for long time doubted whether the language was an intentional or real mistake, but there is no chance for difference of opinion as to what brought the carpet bag scalawags to the South they have come here sure enough "for all our goods