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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17
FOR SALE

nNE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
Y , OHIO. Situated on the turnpike, one
mile West ofthe city OF Lancaster. Contains
lit acres, all good land under high state OF
cultivation. The improvements are comfort
able brick dwelling house OF eleven rooms,
with all necessary out-buildings, large Frame
Bank Barn, young orchard of fine fruit, good
springs and living water for stock in every
field, also CUSTOM MILL ON q never falling
stream, doing good business, with house for
miller. The Min has lust been repaired, and is
IN complete ortier. This farm must he seen to
he appreciated. Apply to G. A. Mthoff, Esq.
Trustee, OF to the undersigned on the premi-
ses Il. T. LATTA.
June IS, 1861 3m.
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Important Political Conyer-
sion.
A Vlrginian Of the Lee Family for
Grant.

v " =
Grant.
Among the letters read at the
Republican Mass Meeting in Rich
mond, Va, last week, was the sub.
joined from Mr.. Robert. Boiling, a
connection by marriage Of the Lee
family. The Richmond correspon-
dent of the Petersburg Express, in
referring to the letter, says; 81
need net say that it has excited the
mcst profouni surprise and regret
here. ard many wish sincerely that
il had never been published. That
such u man could have conceived
md uttered the sentiments which
this letter contains, no one here
could have been persuaded TO be.
lieve." The letter is as follows:
SIR:-I have the honor to &C.
knowledge the invitation of your
committee TO address the Grant
and ColfaX Ratification Meeting to
be held in Richmond on the 25th
instant, and would gladly accept it,
but for unavoidable absence from
the State at the time. For all the
poverty. anguish, and oppression
which the people of Virginia and
the whole South have endured
with unexampled -fortitude, from
April II, 1861, down to this very
moment, the Democratic party is
in my humble judgment, wholly
responsible; and all the odium
which they have succeeded in at.
iaching to the Republican party
the Democracy richly deserve
The peace and prosperity of the
whole country and the existence Of
the Federal Union is, now more
dcfantly threatened than in 1860
Then warlike intent was indignant
ly disclaimed. To. day it is pub
licly declared that secession is
not dead, that the lost cause is tc
be regained," and that in the
event of the election OF Seymour
and BIZ ir it is substantially de-
clarcd that the Federal army shall
be compelled to subvert tho loya
State Governments now establish
ed. Neither by tho bullet nor The
ballot can those State Governments
be subverted for some time tC
come, without involving the whole
country in a war of such magni
tude and horror that in compari
son with it tho late rebellion was 9
pastime. In fact, the Democracy
are already as bad as their word
and even now mcrciless, savage
warfare, to the full extent of theil
power, is waged upon all men
white or black, native Or foreign
born, who do not enlist undor tht
banner. Slavery moro intolerablt
than that which has just passed q
way, exists in iull force Throughout
Virglnia-the enslavcment of th,
human mind. The exercise of tn,
right of private judgment and
freedom of speech is sought to b,
punished or controlled by the mos
inhuman dcnunciations, ISLANDERS
and threats Of social, political anC
commercial outlawry. Blail
pledges war. Grant pledges peace
and / honestly believe that upor
tho election of Gen. Grant the
pence and happiness of our people
wholly depend.
Very respectfully yours,
ROBERT BOILING.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
The Court OF Common Pleas, Fair
neld County, Ohio.

sOvlla Ann sam, plain,itfl Petition for
samuci NJ, u sain, doroud't.J Aiimony.
ltAID Samuel NJ. .sain, whose place of resi-
= dcncc is unknown is notified that said Sa.
villa AnnSaln, did on the cath day OF August,
A. u. 1868 tile her petition In the office Of the
clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, in and
for Fairfield county, Ohio, charging, IN said Pc
tition that said samuel NJ. Sain did commit
adultery with one Emalne Foreman, on the
10th day OF December, 1867, at tho "Americnn
House" in the city Of Newark, Licking county,
Ohio, and on the nth day of same month 1T
Harrisburg, Dauphin county, Penn, and on the
18th day OF the same month ut the city OF Lam
caster, Lancaster county, Penn, and that since
that time the SAID Samuel NJ. Sain has been llv-
IN adulterous intercourse with sad EmRline
Foreman That the said Samuel NJ. SnIn is u
nonresident of Fairfield county, and OF the
State of ohio; and that his present place of
residence and post.otlice address, or either OF
them, are unknown TO said petitioner.
Said petitioner prays that she may be divorc
ed from said Samuel NJ .Sain; That service may
he made upon said samuel NJ. San by pubhca-
ton according to law That she be restored 10
all her property not disposed off, and that she
have the care, custody, control, nurture and ed-
ucation other ohildrcn and for other reliefin-
cluding almony.
Said Samuel NJ. Sain is required TO answer
said petition on or before the Sth day Of October,
1865. Said petition will stand for hearing at the
next term Of said Court.
CoNNELL b FRTTTER,
Aug. 81, '6s-Gw. Attorney for Petitioner.
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-COALl COAL! COAL /!

TVVHE UNDERNIGNED Is PR E-
pared 70 sell the followin ng kinds OF coal ut
the Depot ofthe @. a Q. Railroad at greatly re-
duced prices. VIZ:
Best Miami COmpany's Lower Vein
at cents per bushel.
Hest Miami COmpany's Nut Coal at
o cents per bushel.
Rest Miami Blacksmith or Furnace
CoalRt 4 cents per bushel.
Thisis entirely new coal in the mark et,
and IL lar better than any hitherto ofIered.-
Families, merchants, blacksmiths and those
who use steam power, Will please bear 1t in
mind. Backsmiths send your teams along
A constant supply always on hand.
TH0S. II. GIDDINGS,
April o, 1868. 4 8 Agent.
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The Mass Meeting of Oct. Sd

We are yet unable to announce
the names Of tho speakers for tho
great meeting proposed TO bc held
on the 3D. Of next month. The
Committee is making strenuous ex.
ertions to secure the best, and full
arrangements will be promulgated
BY posters 10 few days.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17
Look Out, Rcnublicnns.

Tho democracy, though awfully
chop'fnllen at their aggravated dc.
Seats in Vermont and Maine, will
not intcrmit for n momont their
labors for success in tho other
States. Let Republicans bo ami
mated by their success to redoubl.
ed oxertions everywhere,
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Farm for Sale.

A SMALL FAM. CONSISTING or TWENTY
~ FOUR ACRES, situated one-fourth Of n
mile East OF Rusln1le, Fairfield -cO0nty, on
the pike u has on 1t n good two-story Brick
dwelling House, in excellent repair; good onti
buildings, Peach Orchard of 80 bearing trees,
Apple Orchard, and variety OF other fruit;
good Well and CisteIn. Tile good Price,
$4,000. For further information inquire on the
premises OF MRS. N0URSE.
Also, oae hundred and two acres, half mile
from Rushville. The improvements good
good Orchard; well wniered by q small never
failing spring Of excellent water. Title good.
Price $40 per acre. For further informatim in
Qnlre Of the Undersigned at my residence en-
the small ihrm. A. s. .N0URSE. =
Au6ust 30 iC8 --cWa
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Farm for Sale.

u WILL sell at private sale, the farm formerly
4 belonging to Henry Splitter, decd. The farm
is situated seven miles northeast ofLancaster,
and contains 81 2l-i0 acres. There is good two
story brick dwelling house on IL, n good barn
cribs and other out buildings necessary to n
farm. Agood orchard of grated fruit, and q
good selection ofpcaches and cherries. A
good well Of water, and about twenty two
acres Of excellent timber. For terms and par
tcnars enquire oftho undersigned.
June 90, lSGS-tf l.. NJ SplTLER.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
nR.CONE MAY he cONsSjI.rRw
IL at the following times and nlnceai.

TN. GONE MAY he CONsBLrEw
~ at the following times and placesI:
In NEW LExiNdroN, at the Col
born House, on Mondays and Tues.
days May II and l2; June 15 and
l6; July 20 and 81; August "a and
%; Sept. % and 29; Nov. 2 and 3:
Dec. Z and 8.
In LANCASTER, at the Tsllmad1e
House, on Wednesdays, after tie
express train arrives going West,
until it goes West on Fridays. NAV
l3 and IA; June II and 18; July %
and %; August 26 and 27; Sept. 80
and Oct. !; Nov. 4 and g.. Dec. 8
and 10.
DR.. CONE cures all forms OF Chronic D;..
eases, as Dyspepsia IN all its various forms:
ahdlseases of The Lungs and Air passaeea. a.
LLArynBtls, bronchitis, and Conanmption: ali
diseases OF the Kidneys, liver, Pan ireas and
,ne ~, glands generally; all diseases Ofthe Heart,
Blood ana Blood Vessels; all diseases of The
,,It Braln and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or 81.
Vltub Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and eenarai
nervous lnautrltion, all diseases OF FemaIes.
enlarged Tonsils, and all forms nj serofpIa
a,so @ ~, ~ diseases OF the Eye and Ear, 4 nd ali
SO No charge for consultation, b,,t caah fov
nieu'eInes' lApr. %, lS0S-tf,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17

The Daily News, a leading John.
son paper in Philadelphia. and
hitherto strongly against Grant,
came out yesterday morning in
an elaborate article denouncing
the Democratic leaders in the
strongest terms, aud virtually pre-.
dieting tho defeat of Seymour,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17
Farm for Sale.

VNNHE undersigned offers for sale his farm, To-
Gated on the Lancaster and Cedar Hill
pike, five miles west Of Lancaster. Sad farm
contains 12J acres of land, 100 of which
is cleared land, !, the balance timber, all of good
quality. The farm has on it two dwelling
houses, two good barns, and two orchards OF
good fruit ~ is well watercd, and the i'm
provements generally are in good condition.
Forte-ms aud further particulars. apply on
the premisesto HIS. KlGER.
may u, IS6S-tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17
Glendale Female College.

THNHE FIFTEENTH COLLEGIATE YEAR
will commence September 18th, underthe
same auspices as heretofore, and with ImprOv.
ed facilities IN oil departments.
The continued and increasing patronage OF
this Institution may Justify the Undersigned
aeeran experience Of TWELVE YEARS Of unre-
mltted devotion to its interests, in inviting
SPECIAL attention to its established character
and claims.
The of the conductors las always heen to
extend ITS popularity aud usefulness rather by
faithful teaching, kind homo Influences, and by
the attainmcnts and character OF tho scholars
It makes, rather than by any special or hcti-
tiousappliances.
For catalogues and information address
Rev. l.. u. POI TER, President.
Aug q, 'Gs-4w. Glendale, Hamilton 20.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17
BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY
FOn. e51HG.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY HANDSOME
I Property situated on the Bremen road half
mile South of Rushville, consisting Of 30
Acres OF Land, two story Brick Dwell
ling. good Barn, other necessary out build
ter. and nd % yonns Orchard % "s 70 Trees U%s WI
Price, S2,5,O.
Aug. ID, lSdS-H WILLIAM r. REESE.
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Farm for Sale.

TE7HERE will he sold at private sale, five
miles north of Lancaster, a farm Of 10f
Acres, 100 acres ofwhich Standardization
with goodfencing and II acres al good timber
and three neverfiilngwells There Is on it q
large two-storyCrame house, large frame bank
harm, with all the necessary out. buildings
Terms reasonable neutrality-suspicious. en-
qulre on the premises.
Jan. 20, lS6S-4itf. SUSANNAH MILLER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17

JACOB HITE still remains at
SHA WKS CORNER, where he
always keeps on hand a good sup
ply Of Goods for Mems ,oear, Uery
cheap. April lst, 1S6s,tf.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17
GOOD HEALTH

Is paramount to wealth, II the system is IN
bad order purge ont the vile hnmors and dis.
tempers with Roback's Blood Pills, and get the
internal organs performing thor regular func-
tons, ard once In order, keep them so by the
daily use Of Roback's Stomach Ritters. Sold
by q. q, Beck, Drpgglst, Lancaster, o. 2S-9m.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17

The Richmond (ya) Dispatch
said a few days since, "if Maine shall
show a gain, large or small, for
the Radicals, Seymour may Consid.
er his chance Of being a successor
to George Washington a. small in.
decd"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17

The, Democracy have no con.
ISOLATION but Kentucky, So may Il
'hs to The end ctthS chapter.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17
DYSPEPSIA.

There Is, probably, no one disease with W hich
mankind are afflicted whichis the source Of so
many ailments as Dyspepsia, and there in no
more certai n cure than R0hack's Stomach Bit
tors. Sold by @, G, Beck, Druggist, Lopcaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17
PUBLIC SALE
OF LAND

THNHE UNDERSIGNED d AS AGENT
of the heirs at law Of George IIOlderman,
September, 1SGS, at one o'clock p. NJ, at the
door of the Court House. in Lancaster, offer
for sale to the highest bidder 7S acres of the
east slio OF the farm Of said deceased, situate
in section IN Hooking township, Fairfield CO.,
Ohio
The tIuct has on it dwelling house, stabhng
and other buildings, and = well watered, having
good spring and pool. The land is good. Pos
session given April LIST next, and The purchaser
Will he entitled to one half In the shock OF
about u acres ofwheat to be put in this fall.
TERMS OF SALE ;--.One-thlf the purchase
money in hand ,onc-third in one year, and baf-
ance in two years with interest on deferred
payments. SlIiAS WILLIAMSON.
Aug. 27, '98-3y,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17
NOTICE TO THOSE WISHING
TO BUY PIANOS.

TNHE subscriber Is (by yirtue of HE rros..
sion) Agent Of aHthe best piano. mai eys ~,
.he ,n conntry,lbut especially OF VIM Knnhe.
sS"I timore, Nd, whose Planes are eonoI
factnrcr' ''''''He " any manu-
Those wanting TO buy really eood Piano
VIII 40 well TO call upon him Mt his resjdenca an
SneSlnpt street, 9th house east OF the Cal boj;.
Ohurch' before buying elsewhere, as NJ viii he
nssNI.ng 70 mem OF from 2iOO to $3.50 IN tbe
purchase ora piano ofthe same grade. AfPi.
respect. Ps'0o'ih eyery
Doh' stick to names, but remember ,hs. .
rose cnose Dy any other name viii smell ns sweet. y
''i'''''' '"'' C.SCHHElDER,
IlaAeaster, O., Nay gIst, IsCs.~M M''a'"s''
BAILEY. FARRELL ( CO.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Dc Bar
Lead Mamutacturers,
Pig Lead, Iron Pipe, Rubber
lose, Steam Gauges 4 Valves.
Iron Il Copper Sinks and BATH
Tubs, Steam Pumps, Farm
Pumps and Force Pumps.
And every description Of goods for
WATER, GAS a STEAM,
No. 167 Smithfield Stteef.
Send Price Lit. PITTsRuRG,PA.
4jeG6-Iv
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A AREMARKABLEFACT

That not single instance has come to the
knowledge Of the proprelors, Of the failure Of
Roback's Medicines to give entire satisfaction
In the hundreds Of ofthousands Of cases INV hich
they have been used; this is worthy OF remark
and undeniable evidence Of their intrinsic mer.
its. Sold by G. @. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster, o.
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LaHeaster, O., Nay 21st, ISCs. Il
:. BAILEY, (FARRELL 4 20
Manhood. How IASt. HnE Rpgt0rpi

q
"a Just published, a new edition Of DR.. Cuf-
80 vcrwen's celeb a ted Essav On
- the radirat cure (without medicineA ~
Srk,nMAToaRnGA, ,l e or Seminal Weak ness. inyoE
nptary Seminal Losses, IMPorEScr, Mental anA
physical lneapeeity, lmpedments TO Mar,iags',
Gf@,i slso, CONSUMPTION, EPiLEPsY, and FRS,
gance. eNi"'"-
mp-Prce, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable es.
say clearly demonstrates from thirtyvear,,
successful practice, that the alarm, fg c6IsS.
lnehnres o. o. seli-nbuse may be radically cured
wlthontthe dangerous use ofinternaI m, dicm6
or me application OF the knife pointing ont 4
Hloue Of cure at once simple. certain, and ef-
ectGnI' by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, NAV cure
himself cheaply, privately, and radiealiv.
No. rms Lecture should be in the hands Of
every. youth every man in the land.
sent under seal, ina plain envelope. TO any
address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, 81
two post stamps. Also. Dr. CulverHell's "Mars
rage Guide" prlce 25 cents. Address tbs
Publishers, CIlAS. J. G KLINE &Co.,
Box 4,5s6. O''0
July 2, lSGs-1y.
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LOUD

Ia the praise in the months Of everybody in
favor Of Rohack's stomach Bltters, Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier. Sold by @. g. Beck, Drug
gist, Lancaster, o.
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sPE oIAL NOTICE

ITcIIi ITcnu lTcMlu
soRATcHl scRAToHii scRATcHni
in from 10 to lshours.
Wheaton, Ointment cures The Itch,
wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rheuni.
Wheaton Ointment cures letter.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Barbers'Iich
wheaton's Ointment cures Old Sores.
Wheaicn's Ointment cures Every Kind
ofHumor like Magic.
Price, ,5ocentsa box; by mail, OOcents. Ad.
dresswEEKs &PoTrER, No.iTo washins,o n
street, Boston, Mass
For sale by n Dru visfs
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HATS, BoNNETs, RIBBONS, 40.

L HAVE just received the Targesi s,ock ds
Hats, Bonncts, Ribbons and other MIlIenerS
Goods cverbrought to Lancaster 'HoA
Iwilr sell at prices that win aston,sh eycr1
body, Milliners and Merchants buying to serJ
again, can purchase at less than one-half tbS
prices they have been psyingIa Columbus ana
Cincinnati.
TRY ME-.
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Jlre 6asettr,
LANCASTER, OHIO:
1'h&rsday, Sept. II, 1868.
Eveciors at Large.
DAVID ron,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY.

Electors at Large.
DAVID ron,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
District Electors
let Dist. John g OIdeD.
al do Stanley Matthews.
81 do --
9Th do J0natham CranOr.
9th do David Thompson.
9Th do David II. Bailey.
9Th do Charles q. Walcutt.
STA do l.. u. Watson.
9th do b.uther a. Hail.
luth do Hiram Freaz.
Iith do John J Harper,
l2th do Philip NJ. WagenhaIs.
18th do w. ID Hamilton.
1ith do 3. M. Barber.
18th do Levi Barber.
10th do Isaac " eIsh.
17th do Id. II. neIder.
18th do -
18th DO Frederick Kinsmsn.
FOR STATE OFFICERS.
For SecreiGy of State,
ISAAC r. SHERWOOD.
For Srpysms Judge,
WILLIAM WHITE.
For Member Board Of Public Works,
JAMES MOORE.
For School Commissioner,
JOHN A. NORRIS.
For Cork Of Supreme Court,
RODNEY zoos.
For Congress, TweIftha District,
NELSON ]. TURNEY,
Of fiekarny County.
COUNTY TICKET.
Auditor,
LAFAYETTE ABBOTT.
Sheriff,
JOSEPH DORAN.
Prosecuting Attorney,
EMANUEL GIESY.
Commissioner,
JOSEPH II. VERNON.
Inhrmary Director, long term)
JOHN NJ. ROWLEs;
(short Term,
JONES GIBBONY.
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FOR STATE OFFICERS.

For Congress, Tweiftha District,
NELSON ]. TURNEY,
Of Fickarny County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The following letter was addressed
privately to one of the editors of this
paper by reliable and responsible
Republican of Brooke county: and
although the writer says in an added
note that it was not designed for publ
cation, We feel constrained, under all
the circumstances surrounding Mr..
Pendleton's case, to print it, emitting
the names OF the writer and of Mr..
Pendleton's friend:
WEILsBURe, JUNE is, 1865.
DEAR SIR:-The editorial OF yester-
days INTRLLIGRNCER concerning Mr..
Pendleton, and his friend the '1John-
son Office holder - Mr.-, was true
political. biography of the men. Ihaye
not taken any part against Mr.. Pendle-
ton, but since his case has assumed its
present status, feel at liberty to say
to you privately, that every member of
our party, with whom have conversed,
fully endorses your comments on his
case. II the test oath should be dis
pensed with in his case, the oath itself
should be repealed; for no man, in this
section, did more to foster the rebellion
than he, and no man repents it less.
His office in this place is resonant with
denunciations of Congress, of recon-
OI pEOACCLlOu ~ L4c 4IGt1A4cuS
ofthe payment of Government securi-
ties. and of all measures, State and Ma
tional, advocated by our party. He
has had u flaming show-bill posted up
in bis Office, for che last six months,
gotten up at the office of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, called the Pen
dleton reputation show-bill, invented
as scare.crow for the unlettered
Democracy. lest they might not other
wise know how much of the public
debt they pay by way of taxes. This
show-bill, in the office of returned
rebel, Is sufficient evidence of his in
sincerity. and shows how rotten he is
at the core-advocating the non-pay-
ment of debt incurred by his own
misconduct.
1 understand he has got down In
meek humility, at the feet of the Legis-
lature. in dust and ashes, and filed
written remuneration of his former
wrongs" and purged himself of "the
pernicious doctrine of State rights"
II he has thus descended in manhood,
he is beneath the African upon whose
limbs he labored with heart and hands
to rlvet the chains of bondage.
have written this letter more eSpe-
clally to compliment you for the indie
pendence with which you conduct your
paper, and 10 assure you that you re-
fleet the sentiments of all good men in
your efforts to- save our new State from
such impOsters as Mr.. Pendleton and
such weathercocks as Mr.. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19

GRAHAM BREAD.-If rightly made,
Graham bread is both healthy and pal
atable. 1t should not be stiff enough
to mold, but only so thick as to be con-
veniently stirred with spoon. Set q
sponge as for other bread. After rails
ing add one-halfte cupful of molasses,
tsome prefer 1t not SO sweet,t and one
teHspoOnIul Of soda, to sponge sufficient
for one loaf. Thicken with Aour as
above. If kept moderately warm it
Will soon be ready for baking. 1t is
even better when fresh sour milk can
be had, to be stirred up with that,
(adding more soda, and baked at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19
.0Ir9 tfgeRdtrlee1 /
AGAIN?

.EG8Ef AGAIN? HtfEEE
Oh, sweet and fairI oh. rich and rare! -
That day so long age
The Autumn Eunshlns everywhere,
The heather all aglow,
The ferns were clad In cloth OF gold,
The waves sang ON the Ehore;
Such suns VIII shine, such waves Will sing
For ever, eveHmore.
oh. ut and few! oh. tried and true.
The friends who met that day,
Each one the others spirit knew:
And so in earnest play
The hours Jew fast, until at last
The twilight kissed the shore;
We said: "SuCh days shall come again
For ever, evermore. = i-
One day again, no cloud OF pain
A shadow DER us cast,
And yet we strove In vain, In vain,
To coniure up the past;
Like, but unlike the sun that Ehone,
The waves that beat the shore,
The words we said, the songs we sung
Like-unlke-eveFmo
For ghosts unseen cTept IN between,
And. when our SONGS flowed free,
Sang diScoruS in an undeTtonh;
And marred the harmony ss- l-f 1.r--1
1.-The past Is ours, not yours" they said,
1.-THE waves that beat the shore,
Though like the same, are not the same,
Oh! never, never morew