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rs.
Mary G. Patterson. Aaministratr;x y
Elizabeth Hines, decd. and.othera
E3HE object Of this suit Is 10 uree,,za
4 adncree iorasale ofcertain parts IL trass.
Or parcels Of land. sifnate ii Carroll Gu. 81
which Elizabeth Hincs, intn Of suid county.
declds. died seized a posseshnl and al whnna
the complainant in tliis cause Is a creditor
The Bill states that said Elizabeth Hines
was IN liar life time indebted unto Marearet
Patterson Of the city Of Baltimore. IA the
SUM eight hundred and sixteen dollars and
ninoty three cents for snndrv matters ara
things chafgeai,le ia account, and tl,,,t sa;d
kllzabeth Hines bfing indebted III aforesaid.
ana aisonil Divers other persons in various
sums Of money, departed this life IN Inc
year 1867, interstate, leaving Margaret Pat.
tersoh and John Matthew Hines 81 the eitv
OF lsaltim0rSs and George Smith Hines WIN
resides out Of the State of Nareland. md
supposed TO reside NTH State IL California.
her heirs ai las that said Elizabeth Hines
was y tlie Tune Of her death possessed OF
personal property Of inconsiderablc value
ana Of eertaiil parts Of tracts or parcels Of
ian.l, which are fully described ia the bill
ahd rs accompanying exhibits that Admin.
,1stt'.'pl " tue ptteobaj c8tutt OF said mites
tate hath boon grantedby tho Orphans Court
Of Carroll county, TO Mary e. Patterson Of
the city Of lialtimorei thai said personal a.
tate y insufficient 70 discharge an tho dclas
due and owing By said insessase q, the time
Of her death, aud ihat any deficiency IN said
personal estate ought 10 be supplied by q
saleof said real estate, and prnys for such sale
undor decree Of said Court, aud Cor the
writ Of subpoena against said resident de-
iendanis, and for nn order Of publication
against said absent defendant II Is there. |
upon adjadged and ordered TINT the com
plainant BY causing copy OF this orsicr TO |
lga Inserted N e0tae newspaper published 10 |
Carroll county. onee ~ each IL fur nmc.
ccssiye weeks belurc The nth dny az Jnly |
next, give n0licc 10 tlie psid absent ieless |
iani Of The Object ard snhsnnee 0r tina bill /
and wara him % appear IN Coufs, IL person |
% by solicitor on o. before the lih day Of /
October next, ~ answer Tie promises and /
show cause e any be has, why q decree
ought not piss Ne prayed.
JOHN'H BOYLE, Clerk.
True eony-~Teat,
janoll-fs JuHx q. BOWS, CLERK.
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PRIVATE SALE

fEHE subscriber offers for sale Es0
ACRES or LAND. 25 Acres l.
WOOD, The arabic iaund Is in a fine sta y,
Of cultivation, having been lined within =
few years Good BRICK DWELLING;
Barn and other out buildings. Situated ~
the Baltimore and Hanover Turnpike. i
mile from Manchester.
june 1S-3m*
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Inc County Commissioners take this on.
portunity of calling The special attention Of
ne tax payers throughout the county "a tha
Shove Published law, giving ne Comfy
commissioners power until the III dav n
Jniy next 70 hear and determine the com.
plants ofall who feel Themselves aer;..xod
BY The returns made by she assesrors'
And hereby give notice that t,e secession,
eemmmnelug May 4. 1863, will, ii nroesec.
ted Tor the purpose of giving al a ,el.a,sco
VINO desire to appeal. By order.
JAMES BLIZZARD.
hptii outb--td clerk
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NOTICE.

The following 4 lisi ~ tha oilicers ~
Registration Eor slln different districts IL
Cafroh county, received ~ the clerk Of che
Cifcait Court, aud notice u hereby given
said officers that tley nre reqaircd 70 quail
y sitliih thirty days ffum,thia lCth day u
Juar, isgH
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Soda 4 Mineral Wafer Saloon
FOR
Ladies' and gentlemen,

Opposite Crouses furniture stora.)
WESTMINSTER, Mn.
NH Z undersigned having been practicable
educated In The manufacture Of Minernl
Wntcrs and Syrnps, Is prepared 10 furnish,
the Ladies and Gentlemen Of the City q
delicious, harmless aud refreshing drink AZ
al hours Ny syrnps ARE manufactured by
that prince Of manufacturers y. b. Porter
of Baltimcre, and al Waters are eenerated
at the same establishment and always lev.
cold and drawn from PerceIain Eoanis.
HtaAsAlwass on hand choice Foreign aud
Observation-Disclosures, Tropical Fruits &c.
IRA~ Fourteen Soda Water tickets for 81.
Give me call and 4 guarantee that you
viii return.
SAMUEL H. WILSON.
june ISIS
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ORAL INSTRUCTIO1IN
wEsTMrNsTER.
ArvorDrss MAsr Or rms AsvasfAors o. A
NORMAL SCHOOL.


NORMAL SCHOOL.
rTNHE undersigned respectfully informs thoso
IL Young Ladies and Gentlemen who are
preparing themselves Tor teaching, and others
who may desire 70 participate in social method
of imparting and recoyisg Instructions that
ne is now prepared to commence 4 course OF
ORAL INSTRUCTION
On the unAnxAnof our language Experience
enables the Prefessor 20 sag that be will render
she exercises highly entertaining, Us well M
profitable, 70 the attentive learner. IL The
young people Of Westsninsicr, Of both sexes.
tsomc q whom have often 10 study how 10 iili
up theif sidIe hours" nsefally.l will direct
their attention % this proposiiion, they NAV
soon discover how much they may ainusS diem.
selves while they rapidly improve 10 Composi-
ton aud Rhetoric, requirements aissdliitely
necessary y attract and preserve respect ii
All who desire 10 learn particular. arc re-
specuully invited 10 meet In The School Room,
y, ~, the basement Story Of tho M y. Church.
Westminster, On 1uEspkY- the Esd Instant. be-
tween the hours Of ~ and G5z o'clock.
shentd There be some who prelsr TO INQUIRE
individually, the Professor win take ploasmre
IN explaining % any applicant tic amusinr
method met, he has adopted TO blend entertainment
- ,. Nj. NEwsoN.
WEsfHfNsrkn, JG1c 49, 1913
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ExamIners' NolIee.

DY virtue II commission issued 10 III
I'D By the County Commissioners fuF Car
roll county, 20 examine aud deiogmlne
whether The palllic conveniencn requires lhe
road 20 be- changed Of altered thereia da.
scFihed, beginning d Shae's store. on he
ldtllesiown asd Ianeytown Road. RUNNING
70 Melst's, formerly MASS Aill.
This Is therefore 10 notify ali nastnne
whom il may concern, that The undersigned
will meet on The pseuisos, on Monday. fhs
18th day 81 .J,sne nett, 70 execute Ills tfus,
Fcposed ID Us BY rnil eslnsniseion.
COZ, s. GAIT,
WM. Iif,AyEls.
WIN. REfNpOiI.AR,
may2s-5t Examiners.
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VALUABLE FAR M
Near Lexingtop, Va, For Sale.

Near Lexington, Va, For Sale
DURSUANT 10 decree of de Circuit
Iii Court OF RocIsbridke county, Virginia.
entered April 10Th. iaslis, u i sslilse therein
pcndinE ia which i. =. Davidson Is
Plaintiff aud the deMsees ef Andrew
y, Davidson, deceased, are Dnicaaants. /
shalt oiier for sale At public AUCTION. ON Tic
premises, on SATURDAY Tng 9Th nay or
JusE, The residue Of The tract Of land ID liz
bill mentioned, belonging 10 tho estate of
Rev. Andrew b. Davidson, deceased. The
tract lies three miles southwest Of Lexine.
ton, adjoining the estate Of the laio Capt.
John Bowyer, and contains
2G1 ACRES.
The improvements consist OF large
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, containing
six rooms. garnet and basement. good
brick kitchen, o store spring house, aud
other necessary outbuiliings. There ia also
n finc Orchard on the place.
TERxs. Cash III hnnd sufficient 20 defrny
the costs Of sale and suit, and as TO tho res
idue, on credits Of one, two aud three yeare.
40 equal payments, bearing interest from the
day Of sale, the purchaser giving bDnfth
for with good personal security, and ihe
legal title retained until the purchase money
Is paid. 1.-THE purchaser desires, cash wifi
be taken u whole or il part, IN lieu of bonds
and security.
Sale % Commence Vt II clock A. Sc
CIiAS. a. DAVIDSON,
Juncil--ts Commissioner.
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Awigase.' Aosle. b .Appaiiata..n, q.

Awysees' Nosies n Ap5oiafaeat
n iAs Diarssf cenrs n sks Ilslt.a 8safe, H.
~ Dissries IF Nagsiasd. - II BaaIesysss.
In the natter q JAnes srKns, naakrupt.
~ aehem II may eouceys The undef.
signed hereby gives notice az IA appoiat.
tncnt as AsHigncea' Of the estate 81 Ja,nes
Sykes, Of Sykesvillc, IN The county ~
Carroll, 10 said District, aud who vas b
VT, on The isih day Of April, a. y. 1903.
an1udgea bankrupt upos the petition 81
hinsclf BY the nld Dsslsiet Court,
Dated At Baltimore tie sch dry IL Juhe,
A. y. 1868.
JOHN s. TYSON,
Jnnell--M Assignee
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WESTERN MD. RAILRoADs



I'm and after Monday, MAY llth. lsos
NJ the passenger trains n III III, 4 ! fslla4r'
Leave York Road station daiiv AZ H4a
a. n. and 1.42 P. M. and on a usstI.sys and
Wednesdays al ~ 4 Nj. ~
Leave Union Bridge daily Al 4. IS and 3 90
a. NJ. and LIS II. .,,'' ~
Leave Westninstef aaily ii !. is and o.,ll
A. A., and 2. 4eP. NJ. 80 y.
Leave Baltimore daily at a. 10 a. NJ. ana
s:Sv +: ~ fcr eek koad Station. interme.
Unite stations, and Tor Union Bfidgo and
Stations nt $50 Il. IL.
stage connections for Iietanstead and
Manchester at Uien Morris Station on arr.
val Of the $50 A. NJ. train from BaInmarc.
and for uniontown, Tpneytown and Emitts.
burg on ARRIVAL OF sasac train al Iinwood
Station. No isains On sunday.
r, X. IRWIN,
meylA-sf Sup't. w. M, n. r.
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R0ckbridge Va. Land Agency.

I HAVE established LAND AGENCY
!, Tor the sale and purchase OF Real a.
tate ~ Rocxbridge aud adjoining counties
Az e%peFienccIof SO years ii the lsrnctice
q The Law il Rockbridgc has male me-
familiar with The value sud titles Of ~ lands.
invite The correspondence OF persons
wishing 70 sell or purchase real estate.
heier 70 The business men Of Richmond
]. p. DAVIDSON,
june io--o1 LexingtCa, va.
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Estate If Henry Hafmayer, deceased.
NOTICE i licreby giyen that ne snhseri.
i y befs have obtained from The Orphansi
Court q Carroll county, letters Tsstameniary
on the Personal liaiafsnf
HENRY HAItTMAYER,
,ate Of Carroll cpaniy, deeeased All persons
having claims against said Esiats are hereby
warmed 90 exhibit the same within tx months
from this date, otherwise fhey insy lie txclnd.
ID from all benefit of said Estate. Those IN
aabted are requested 10 make Immediate pag,
ment.
AIAGDALENA HAHTMAYER.
HENRY Z. BELTZ,
june ll-ft.s Executors.
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NO. soi EQUITY.

Z
Circuit cousi Ger Carroll County.
Mar TfRa, laos.
II li'om after 81 Isaac ". icweti. Mor.g
Of Wan. ". Stamp and Wife.
nRDERETl ibis 10th slay AZ jane. A. u
~ iss's, that The Audit HirsI III thIs eaaso
be finally ratified and cDhGftnesi, unless e.u.e
Is, thc eofssrary thereof be kh0en on or IL.
fore the "a day Of July nesis prpysled a
copy Of this order be nisus1ed laf iwo sac
eessi'e seeks ~ some newspaper Published
y y carroll county, Maryland, previous 10
the last named day.
mo. D. BOYLE, cicrk.
True eopy-Testi
jane is-2w JSo. u. BoYig, Clerk.
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rEyHE County Commissioners for Carroll
j. County win meet at their Office, IN
Westminster, on the FiRsr MONDAY OF
JULY, 1868, for ihe tsansa-tion Of
business,
by order
, JAMES BIIzzARD,.
luAet CleGk.
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A FINE DWELLING
~ HOUSE, situated N Al,a& IL
the most desirable liArt on - -
town. Also -Four Building z.s| 3.
iols The owner desiring 10 leave tie
town will make tie terms easy Apply Il
The Office Of James A G. Bond, Ez=1.. Main
Corner o. Court Street iny2l-- 3m.
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ST0NESIfER & STEMS
Cheap Grocery and
FISH DEPOT.

NHAnsr 0rPosiTs P. IasesavsIrsA's Horfl.
VIE Subscribers wish 10 inform The Public
II that they are now resolving daily large
quantities Of all kinds Of
FRESH FISH
tight from the Fishlna shore. lIrst handed
The public is invited 10 call. dealers fnrmisi,ed
a. city price,, either IN large OF small quansi,
tee, through theseeaaon.
To the Ladies' We would say We have rcpluta.l
our Store koem and have splendid stock Of
CANNED FRUITS on haAd. such Is
Peaches,
Tomatens, A.
Strawberries
...... ~. DIaskberries.
Green Peas,
Pine APPLES.
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Single copies for tue trsies Thirteen nnmberal
SO eonts for u zs. received al one Tine con.
les 10 one addfeesi for 81, 10 copies fss ~
% copies fos Slf, 20 eopiess fcf s2s. 100.
~ Cash must accompany each order, and
Fariaiioa will be nade Is any case frnss H.
above terms.
BFAI.S. GREENE a co,
Publishers u the lsuss0n Peat.
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spiccd, aad Picked oxsress,
Pickles, mixed and plain In Jars, Chow Chow.
Pepper Sauce, Tomato catsups, Jelleys, &c'
Also seasonabie Vegetables always on hand.
Eggs, Bacon. Salt, Cod fi1h. n fact everything
partaining to hfst-class Provision Store.
Sr Come and SEQ for yourselyes and be
convinced.
The highes cash price paid Tor all kinds Of
Country Produce.
Thankful for The past fayors, the snbscrlbers
hope thai by strict attention and by selline
cheap, to receive liberal share of peironare'
CYRUS ID. STUNESfFER,
REUBEN W. STEM.
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NOTIFIED LIQUORs.


ever offered % The pabliein tiis eife a
uhfAif b. MlKEsEI.I,.
J, FRANK SIIIPLEY.
Main Street near DEPOT.
april 90. se - s
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

BoHED TURKEY.-This noble
bird, the pride Of American tables,
cannot easily bo recognized after
undergoing tho culinary proccas
termed "boning," but for a cold
relish nothing moro acceptable
necd bO sought. 1t IL a favorite
dish at evening parties. IL may
be thus prepared Boil a turkey
in as litLlo water us may bo, until
tho bones can DO easily separated |
from the meat. Remove all the
skin, cut tho meat in thin slices.
mixing together the light and
dark parts, Season with salt and
pepper. Tako the liquid in which
the turkey was boiled, having kept
It warm, pour IL on the meat and
mix IL well. Sbapcit like q Loaf
Of bread, wrap il in cloth and press
with u heavy weight for few
hours. When served up II Is cut
in thin slices. Some ofoui profos.
sional cooks can shape Il somewhat
like tho original bird. so that one
can tell ut once when Il is seon
that it IN boned turkey but this
requires skill and labor.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

NoyEL Way TO MouKr A HoRsE.-
in Peru. tho woman do oil the work
and the men ure u good for nothing
set Of gamblers and thieves. The
women ride on the hind quarters
OF their horses, without q saddle,
cross legged, with the load on the
horse in front. They mount the
animal by taking hold Of bis. long
tail, making a loop by doubling
II up, and claspIng with one hand
the upper and lower parts OF the
tail, then putting one foot in the
loop and the other foot on tho Joint
Of the horses leg, they ascend ~
II going up stairs They usually
stand Greet on tho horss before
sitting down. Tho horses mover
kick or stir.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

THE Rlour KIND OF RELIGIoN.-
Iwant, says Uncle Nick, and we
all want, religion that not only
bears out the Ainfulness ofsin, but
on the rascality Of lying and steal
ing; o religion that banishes all
small measures from the couhters,
small baskets from the stalls, peb.
bles from cotton abags, and from
sugar, chicory from coffee, alum
from bread lard from butter stryeh.
nine from wine, and water from
milk cans. The religion that ia to
advance the world, says Uncle
Nick, will not put all the big straw
berries and peaches on the top and
oil bad ones at the bottom, and will
not ofcr moro baskets Of foreign
wines than the vineyards ever
produced in bottles. '''
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FRosrY WEAraEa.-Few hayc
failed 10 observe what q vigor and
elasticity are impaired to both
mind and body by u frosty atmos.
phere. and what . loss Of all these
there 10 In hot Summer day |; this
is probably owing TO tho fact | ,al
st noon Of any clear frosty day II
winter there 10 ten times as much
elasticity in tho air as there ~ at
any noon Of summer ; hence TO alI
invnlids, the days most valuable
for exercise are those Of frosty
weather, and those lsast beneficial
are whore II is warm or lhundery
hence every hour ofdaylight spent
IN tho open air in frosty weather
In some kind Of outdoor activities
Is that much gain TO The vitality OF
the system, imparting vigor to tho
mind, elasticity to the body, and
elevation to the moral feelings and
power Of man. '''
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REMARKABLE APPLE Mr. II
Pierce has an apple which has but
recently begun to decay, that grew
in lho orchard Of W. A, Messenger
in Windham, in 1856, and which
would doubles still be sound had
the skin not been broken by acci
don't, which has caused 1t TO com
monoe decaying, The apple was
put in the cellar in the fall of '6G,
with other apples, and was discov
cred during tho fall 81, perfectly
sound, when II was taken from the
cellar and kept asa suriosity.-,
GdrretisrilIe Journal.
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APPLE SHORT CAKE.-To one
quart Of sifted -four. two teaapoons
OF cream tartar, add oMe of soda,
hall a teaspoon of salt, quarter OF
u pound Of butter. and sweet milk
or crcam enough to mix II. Have
the dough rather stiff, roll and bake
in ene sheet. AZ soon as baked,
split opOn the whole cake, spread
one piece quickly with butter, GOV.
or with we'll sweetepcd apple
sauce, pour over some thick sweet
cream, CRATE ono nutmeg; place
the other half on this [crust aide
DOWN, cream and nutmeg. Serve
Immediately,
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The GasfttE.

.As 0uR MornHRs Dow were
considerably amused the other eve.
ming, at three little girls playing
among the sage brnsh in q hack
yard. Two Of them were making
believe keep house, few yards
distant from each other 4neighbors
as it were One Of them says to the
third litue girl There, now. Neis
ly. you 60 to Sarah's house, and
stop Q little while Z and talk, and
then you come back aud tell me
what she says about me; and ,heD
Iiltalk about her; then you go
and tell her all l say, and then
we'll get mad and don't speak 10
each other, just as our mothers do.
you know. O, that'll be such fun
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In Edmund Kirkes last novel,
Among the GuerrilIas," is the
following passage: There are not
twenty Of these old families now
left in Virginia, Your leading
men are all sprung from sewers
and dunghills. Jcf Davis, father
ran away from Tennessee TO avoid
arrest for horse stealing; Barnwell
Rhett.s was an Irish clodhopper;
Robert Toombs,---as his name
shows--a grave.digger; and .hc
original ancestor Of the Wise tami-
ly wassold for q hundred pound.
oftobacco to pay his passage from
an English prison. Tho original
document which conveyed the an
cestor OF the turbulent Governor OF
Virginia TO planter for enough
tobacco TO pay his passage from u
London jail, Is now in the library
Of Mr.. Peter Force, in Washing
ton"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

Tho unfortunate ParisianS who
hold Maximilian's Mexican loan
had q meeting in Paris. recently,
at which 1t was stated that the TO.
tai amount Of the loan was s58,.
2e3,42t in gold. Unless France
assumes this loan, which at pres.
ont she is very unwilling 10 do, oil
this money will be lost.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

CnvILEns- Three eggs, nine
tablsspoOasfaI Of powdered white
sugar, eight httablespoonsful Of bnt.
Ter, half tsaenpfnl Of sweet milk,
half q tesspoonful Of soda, Aour
enough to roll out ! fry In alice
lard csremast be takeR not 10
gstmore soda than the Ycesipt calls
for, as too much will take in the
lard.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

The Arkansas Reconstruction
Convention organized at Little
Rock, on the 7lh, and the mem.
bers and officers were duly sworn,
The mississippi Convention mot
at Jackson on the 9Th. and elected
Mr.. B. B Eggicston President,
He is Radical, and received So
votes 10 33 for Watson, Conserva
tive, and +scattering. No negroes
wore elected TO any Of The conven.
ton offices.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

On Saturday, the day Of tho sign,
ing OF tho whisky warehouse bill
BY the President, whisky is said 10
have sold In New York, will,
certificate Of payment Of tho two
dollars tax, at one dollar and twon.
~ cents per gallon.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

Mrs. Lincoln sent camel's hair
shgwl. . 6ne dress and $40, as q
New Years gift, to Mrs. Eliza Lin.
coin, step-motheF Of the late Presi.
dent. now residing 1T Charleston,
Illinois,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

~ BArrrs PBpDipoe AlOns qnnsf Of
milk. .eik eggs, . -HilIe salt, and
eight tableapoons ef .siftad ilonr.
Bake | ina ahprt es,f 40
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

WOpnrlIs CAKK. .-Ous pound Of
sugAr: halfa pound Of butter, Eve
eggs. one cap ofmills, AsfittIe nnt.
meg And and cinnamon, one pound
lofFsisins, one slass OF wine nearly
fall, Que poaa1 AZ .Apnr. one tea
spoonful Of soda, and two tea.
Spoorsfsl cfeseam csfrEfsr.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

MOLAs'Es eAxE. Three cups of
molasscs, one of butter. one Of sour
milEs stwclcggs. one spoonful Of sal.
cratas, salt and spice, ono quart Of
hOur, "ss~-'a--'-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

The Connecticut State Convon.
tion Of the G. A. r. unanimously
nominated General Grant for Pros.
ident, on Wednesday, 9Th inst.
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Rhymes for the People.

ISnylucS IOr INC EoOplcs
The old Court Honsc 10 torn dawn, and the new
onsis on the top ofthe hill,
But thssubscrlbsr intends 70 remain atsHAwH's
Comm stlll;
Where TO hIa friends aud the pubic with thanks
he would say,
That his goods and his work he willssll very
cheap for ready pay.
And those who are owing him for six months
or more, 3'"
Can hst,liy accommodated BY paying up The
old score;
III, moito--now rsady- -caii in, everybody, you
know;
Audthis he wiIlsAy, iwlthoat making f,rsOr
a blow,)
No matter vhs, sAssaias you'ss told tha, you
,blssWhcfnc can eet, l,tsft sHsa (
-RsEill l5isr;th tAs tesi ana 3arrAntsOs ana
goed tt -
July II, lst7.-lf JACOB HITR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-15
From Central America.

NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-The steamer Horny
Chauncey has arrived from Aspinwall bringing
dates to the 9Th instant and $2S6,00O in trea-
sure 49,
The Assembly OF Panama has organized and
delegated Executive power to the acting Presl'
dent
The gunboat Gettysburg had arrived at AS
pinwall.
1t was generally believed that Baldwin, who
murdered Parker at Aspinwal, would die.
Chirqui had declared itself independent Of
Panama and organized a new government with
Senior Agneu as President.
The Government troops had been badly de-
feated under the late Secretary of State, Urna,
who was killed.
The Chirriquian commander, Oibadla, IN
vites the landing of the Panama troops, as
he is anxious to whip them.