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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

A Pow-wow OVER THE MIXED School
QuEsTIoN-THE NEGROES CARRY THE
DAY.-Yesterday was decidedly the live
liest day of the whole session Of the Con-
vention. The fatal issue-that of forcing
mixed schools-was brought suddenly
forth, and not little CONSERVATION seemed
to have been created in the Radical ranks
by Bayne's ill-advised and iDjudicious
(radically speaking) proposition to force
mixed schools. Much feeling was de-
veloped among the white Radicals, who
made bold enough to warn the negroes
not to tread upon the rights of the white
man while asserting their own. This sud
den freak Of independence rather as
tonished the k-Skinned brethren, and q
corresponding amount of feeling on the
other extreme was exhibited by them
Matters grew alarming for the carpet
baggers, and for while separation
seemed imminent. The remark of Bro
ther Hodges that without the negroes the
Radical party in this State would hardly
be a skeleton startled them by'its truth
fulness, and Kelso's wild attack upon hi:
So called friends brought the plausible Por
ter to his feet. His slightly diluted ano
rather non-committal substitute for the
original proposition of Bayne gave pro
mise for while of compromise, but Mr.
E. Gibson joined issue with the negroes
and soon even Oily Cannon was dlscom
fitted, despite his fustian and spread.
eagle effort at conciliation. The breact
was wide when the Convention adjourned
and of course CAUCUS must be held. Ii
was held, and much was the squabbling
therein. The negroes were implacable
and would hear of nothing short o
Bayne's proposition. The whites seemed
ready to yield everything to them, ano
preached love and willingness to grant
them every right that whites enjoy, but
brought forward Porter's substitute as 6
matter of policy and compromise. 1t wa:
fully discussed, and when the caucus ad
iourned, the indications were that Porter''
substitute would receive majority OF the
Radical votes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08
u L0BN Z. DOHERTY,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
- MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SPoTswooD HOTEL,
has received an excellent assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, COATINGS, and
'L>IINGS, for his spring trade, and Will
"AE!ng The seaaon receive all the novelties
imported or manufactured in this country as
rs; as introduced. Call and examine the
s!Ock. ap l-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

pr., ESTATE sALE.-Mr. Wellington
Goddin sold yesterday thre1 r.anplin aJ he
tenements on the south sioe oi a..h : o. streets.
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth '
at auction, for s9,9 900.
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Land Aqe7ecdes.

TINE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
i yIRGINIA.-E. y. RANDOLPH 90.
corner Main and Tenth streets. w. b. Ro-
BINS, local partner.
This agency advertises extensively the lanos
Of parties who comply with It's terms iree q
all charge, except In case OF sals ana tnrousn
Its extensive connections mas oisposeo u o
very larre Quantity Of land since 1855,
Those who desire TO sell within the year Will
consnit their interest by Bcorrespondence At
once with us, enclosing descriptions OF the pro-
perty for sale. Address w = pouyus
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
Richmond, Va.
Now Offering for sale, over EIfEs Hun
DRED PLACES. Send for catalogues;
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NFILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
wi CHANGE, RICHMOND, va, BRO.
KERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTSf for
the purchase and sale Of LEAF and MANU-
IA MAGTuRED TOBACCOS. Orders solicited.
Liberal advances made on consignmsMnts; M Il Re;
pa,,E Iea " NJ y:irgfnia: JAMES THoAAs, Jr., Esq,
Richmond, Va. Messrs. II. MEssErGEa = 90,
Re% Ses3on Wa, Mass. A' W jy24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

CONVICTED OF PERJURY.-A negro boy
named Peter Robinson was yesterday con-
yicted in the Henrico County Court of
perjury. he was fined S. and sentenced to
one years imprisonment as the penalty OF
his crime.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 2, 1865 b

Steamer. Antelope, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandiss and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
! Steamer Ciaymont, Platte. PhSsadeipntas
merchandise and passengers, W. r. PortN..
steamer Aibemarie, Lawrence, New York.
merchandise and passengers, 5. Ayrss &eSos Z
Schooner e. a. Smyrke, Jones, Baltimore,
merchandise, captain.
Schooner Daniei McPhee, Moore, New York,
merchandise, captain.
sAILBD.
Steamer Albemarie, Lawrence, New York,
merchandise and passengers. 5. Ayres Co.
Steamer Ellie knight, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. p. Brett. ~
Schooners Butterfly. Rising Sun, and J !. H.
Mar veil, down the river, light.
!. %S.3 8S$ MEMORANDA. z.
Schooner J. II. Lockwood, Sherrett, Cleared
from New York for Richmond on the 6th.
HoLxhs's HoBs, April 3-P. M.-Arrived,
schooners E.. K. Dresser, Reed ". Edeiiza,
Wright; ali for Virginia.
NEWPORT, April 3.-Arrived. schoonerS
Edward Rich, Baker, L. A. SWEET, kennedy
from Boston for Virginia.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, hence at Fhiiadea
phia on the 9Th. =. ., -as .c.-
Barque W. Rennie, Harding, ffty-two days
from Liverpool, with salS TO order, arrived al
City Point on the 9Th. :. .,s. $50, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

AyssGT i. MACRY, JAMES l.. MAURY.
RoBgsT +. BROOKE.
sE Il. II. EAEky III CO..
ESTABLISHED IN 1881
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
No l0l4 Main street,
first house below the post-ofice,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND Sill.
YER, B ::ANK NOTES, STATE, CITY,
md RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, SC,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLEC.
TONS MADE on sa accessible points in the
|u.teG States. fe7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

BARN RoBBERY.-The barn of Mr.. Eman-
uel Kenfrow, in Henrico county, was en-
tered on Sunday night, and forty bushels
of corn carried off by thieves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

PAssovER.-The places of business Of
our Jewish fellow-citizens were closed
yesterday in honor Of the feast of the
Passover, instituted to commemorate the
deliyerance of their race from Egyptian
servitude. Services were held in the syna-
gogues yesterday, and they will be open
also today.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

The Conservatives of Clay Ward Will
meet at Tanners Hall, in Sidney, this
evening at 8 o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

yAR1ET1Es.-Odd Fellows Hall, corner OF
Franklin and Mayo streets.-Baloon ascension
at O. clock tonight and prizes given away,
Only twenty five cents.
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Goa,aa,aiSsiO9a Merchants.

NJ NJ. WILSON, COMMISSION MER; i r
" CHANT, office Thirteenth ana Cai
streets opposite Tobacco EXCHANGE oaiiu1T6S, ~ T6
Richmond, Va. solicits consignmen1s 9 oi Id I'D
BACCO, WHEAT, CORN, FLO9k, aV"
Strict personal atten ton given to all Sales anu
prompt returns made, by check or currency,
per express, as may be desired Fnli supply
of bags for grain. Liberal advances IN Inoney
fertilizers, or merchandise, on faith OF presen
crop, on consultation. ap I-u&WoItl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

PEasoNAL.-N. L. McCreaay' fonmany +, u
is % IN T the. e;ty. at the Exchange Hotef
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08
,SDec5GJ Notices.

a~opyNING OF SPRING aIILLr
Nv -Mxs. NJ. A, RADY, 4sl Broad
~ viii open on THURSDAY the 9Th In.
.. , fru assortment Of SPRING and
S'o.,r s.,s,r,,rR BONNETS HATS, FLOWERS,
ap S-2t
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SrEARINE SOAP.-This best of 8

sS-STEARINE SOAP.-This best of all
....y,Ily soaps, now so favorably known all over
he Tinted STATES, is. as its name indicates,
made Of The hard substance Of pure tallow 1"
ar,n an ntigely new principle. Clothes need
~, boiling. no rubbing on Il washboard; one
1s5und Will 20 as far rs three pounds of other
family soaps II il does not give satisfaction
-r.urn il l. our expense. Beware of imita-
.,ons: ,h- genuine is made only by
MeKEONE, VAN HAAGEN s. CO.,
manufacturers,
g south From; street, Philadelphia; 80 Bar
CLAW street. New York. no S0-eow6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08
Corn and Flour Exchange.
RIcHxosD, April 7, 1858.
OPPERIyGS.

Whet.-White, As bushels. Red, none.
Corn.-White, 222 bushels. Yellow, 332 bush
els. Mixed, $50 bushels.
Odts-340 bushels.
Rue-92 bushels.
SALES.
Wheat.-White, % bushels prime at $3.50
26 bushels good at 1896.
Corn.-White, 222 bushels at $l.09. Yellow
s32 bushels al $ll2. Mixed, As bushels a
$l.0S.
Oats.-70 bushels very good at 74c.
Rus.-3a bushels prime at $l67h; so bushels
good at 81 :65.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

POWDER, POWDER-for sporting and
tlast!ng-in kegs and canisters.
3P1 WOODS, FAY u REED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

COLLINS g. CO.,
" LUMBER AND GRAIN
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
3O4 south Delaware avenue and nortneast
corner Beach and Green streets,
Z PHILADELPHIA Pa.
L. p. COLLINS,
z. S. BURTON.
Liberal cash advances made on conslgn-
ments. 49,. 1e q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

Still they come, bargains unprecedented.
Some people say DRY GOODS have advanced.
This is true of u few cotton goods; but we are
still selling
Yard wide Bleached Cotton at l2hc.;
Good Fast color Calicoes at l2Hc.;
Bed Tick, l2hc.;
Shirtng Stripes, l2Nc.
No wonder that the number of cases in
crease when these facts become known, and
that hundreds daily come to be cured at the
great healing spring,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

After the reading of the reports interest
ing addresses were delivered by the Rev.
Bishop Doggett and others; after which
the Society adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08
M0rSne Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 8, 1883:
Sun rises !. .6.3s Moon rises:..::.. s.v
Sun sets q High tsde, r. NJ. Aea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

@ Levy ON THE BRAIN.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF REMEDIES.
EVERY STEAMER,
EVERY TRAIN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08
EVERY TRAIN,

BRINGS CURES FOR
LEVY ON THE BRAIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

Inc managers Lnon make al uTBeuI ap-
peal to the friends of the Bible and of this
Society, urging that the good work shall
not be allowed to languish. The report
then gives the following words of warning
against one of the dangers to which the
Society is exposed "It is one of the de-
liphtful features of the Bible cause that it
ignores all sectarian distinctions, and in
vites all Christians on the broad platform
of the Word of God. But this very fact
is O. source of weakness to US in our ope-
rations. The old adage that what is
everybody's business is nobody's business
finds too much illustration in this case, sc
that its very catholicity is often a cause Of
its neglect. 1t is perfectly natural that
each church and pastor should give the
denominational enterprise the first place
in its gifts and efforts, and in our present
poyertv a cause like this is often crowded
out entirely. Moreover, of the four largest
Protestant bodies in the State, only three
COOPERATE with the Bible Society-the
fourth, which embraces mach of the pc
cuniary ability and talent of the whole
standing aloof for denominational reasons
This casts the support of the Society, OF
the remaining Protestant bodies, all o
which are straining every nerve to sustain
their own denominational enterprises
Under such circumstances, there IS grea
anxiety lest the Bible cause should be Sc
aside and forgotten. The small number
of churches contributing now shows tina
these fears are not imaginary. We, there
fore, beg the attention of pastors aud
church officers to this matter, and ask TO
at least one collection during the year, how
ever small"
The concluding portion of the repor
refers in touching termst to the death Of on
of the oldest and most faithful members c
the Society, the late Michael Gretter, Esq
"whose long life was a beautiful exempli
fcation of that Bible which he SO muc
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
10. o. l.. Celebration at Co
Iunbus.

Tho members Of Charity Lodge
No. z, have received an invitation
to visit Columbus on the 4th, Of Ju-
Iy, TO participate in the laying Of
tho corner stone Of an Odd Fell
lows Temple. A boat will leave
tho foot Of Main st. on Friday eve.
at 6. o'clock. carrying all Odd Eel
lows FREQ. A cordial Invitation
is extended StoS the, Paternity
throughout thseountyl Tho Lodges
of Logan and NeisonivviIIo aarS ox:
pccted 70 pass'thr0ugh. ~ Lancaster i q
at that hour. iG's a.a] nI G''.aa ,i.ai "
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) MARRIED.

sMAhLlcr-READ-At tho rceidehte ~ p.
II Shoemaker TN Lancaster, @. by Rex. II. >.
Snodprass, June goth, 1868, Vim. +. Smalley, OF
tie firm Of Carty 4 Smalley. and Sarah Jt Reed,
both OF Lancaster, 3. . s a. 40
HORsEMAN--TRIPP-tu June, 25d, by Rev. L,
Tnlt, Andrew Horseman and Naomi Tripp, all
of this city uroi- faHH1 a. "lt ,HlIt fI'- -G.
FoREMAN-wEAVEl,- 2jth, by the
same, nj the resi- idence OF Flames Weaver Esqr
John Foreman, Of Michigan, and LizAe Wea-
yer, of this city. ,i'VlH
CONVERSE .BUTTERFIELp-July LIST, by
the same ut the residence OF |. Bntterheid,
Il. @. Converse, E,q., of Bolivar, MISS, and
Irene Butterfeld, Of this city.
Immediately aher thsceremony which united
the above parties, they took railroad convey
ance tor the southern home Of the brid egoom
accompanied by the heartfelt good wishes o
the relatives and friends nom whom they part
cd on tho occasion The Gazette office was
complimented with tho usual testimonials.
HFTE-GIGER-,At the. MithpIf House, il
Lancaster, o., by Rev. II. 8. Snodgrass, June q
ISIS, Joseph Hlte and fii1a Gigef, both o
Pleasahtville, o.
GuYToN--LAw--On ths 1lth Inst. by the
ReyQC. G. b. Duncan, Mr.. Geo. W. Guytoni ant
MlsB Emma T.. Law, both of Perry County, .,
TUoMPso soN-TH oMAs-ob tho same day
by the same, Mr., Edward Thompson Of this
county, anil Miss Elizabeth Thomas, OF Ferry
county, ". 4...... a... sf.. l.. rtt. Fl,
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Lnncaster, Ohio.

Tho 24th ..Jot Jnne, edncsd6y
last, was gala day Tor tho Mason,
ic Fraternity Of oflGlIancaster ilnyI
ing an eyet 10 atitte rest, VIC seat:
cd obrsclf, carly Wednesday, morn.
ing, in an elegant barouche, be-
hind>a spanking team, with Ruff.
Snively in charge of the "ribbons,'
and were quickly transported
over a most beautiful road, and
landed in Lancaster safely and
sound, in season to take part in
the ceremonies Of the day. They
had a long procession, composed
ofall the different bodies of Masons,
and in a delightful grove, near the
standing stone," the ceremony OF
dedicating their new Hall waspcr.
formed, and an address delivered
by Hon. Mills Gardner. The day
was d pleasant one.and every thing
passed off in an agreeable manner.
Lancaster is a pleasant and de-
lightful place, the shire town Of
Fairfield county, beautifully locat'
ed, surrounded with many attrac.
tive features. and numbers among
/ its people many distinguished per
sonages. Tho inhabitants are en-
terprisisng, wholesoulcd and hos
pitablc. The Hooking Valley Rail
road will be good thing for Ian
caster, and will benefit the place
materially. Lancaster is build
ing a new Court, OHouse, but she
hasn't any Nicholson, nor Fire
Alarm Telegraph, nor Steam Fire
l Department, nora good many
o ;hor things, but this is simply
owing to her proximity TO th'
capital of the State. The Colum
busdclegSlion were highly pleas
led with their visit. Columbus Ga.
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.ONsntdrIhy, ttre fst day Of Augtst, 1868, at
/ o'clock, p. M, at the door OF the Court
House a n Lancaster, Ohio, will basold 70 The
hlgIies bidder, theColiovihg real estate ~ the
ptoperty OF Joseph Work, deceased, to-wit I;
Situate in Fairfield county, Ohio, and being
mart of sections Nos. 4 and 8 IN Township ~,
hnGe 10, commencing at Rstope IN keeds
lane. thence Eastid chains, 10 links to stake,
thence &. va. So w., s chains to stone; thence
North, sac ls CHAINS, 70, links,to stone, thence
South, 20 chnins, 10 links to q stone; thence
West, Is chains 80 lin hs to'A stone; thence
South, 25 chains, ,7S links to q stonetn Roy2lIoh
road; thence N, $40 W. 80 links to stone in
said road; thence North, 90 CHAINS, to stake i
thence s., SIlds Esll cHainsto walnut guee J,
thoucc West; .l3 obtains. 30 linksto a. stake;
thence North, II chains, G3 links to awhlte OAK
stump; thence WestSFe liains-o5 links to stone
|, in Reed 8 lane; thence North, II chains, g links
to tho beginning; containing lac Si-loo acres
moro or less.
Terms OF salo4one third Of purchase pioney
I'D hand the residue in two equal annua, pay
nents, with interest from day Of sale, to be &C.
cured by mortgage Unth rrenIises,B
WILLIAM WALKER,
Executor NJ Estate of 6terh Work, dec Il. ~
Martin \ Nc NELL, Au'ys. ~ "'H''', F.,
July 2, ls6S-4w. ''
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To My Old Customers and the
Public.
| am tast sesoIyings . lre.h stock

I am just resoiyings fresh stock
of splihg dHtl summer Goods,
comprising a full line Of Foreign
and Domestic Cloths, Cdssimeres,
Vesfing{9 1edde. SamAs, TgeedS,
CoftoNddssJ, MrsliAs, Chscks, DeR.
inns, Hdfs, caps, ITuHhS and Va.
tises, together with a full line Of
Gents Farntehisg Goods. q.
l also keep constantly on hand a
large stock Of Mtt's and Boys
OOthing,whicb ] will warrant 10
be of my own man dhctpre and
madelihi good btyIo. I'll Jlgli
Those wanting Clothing made to
orderJ Twill ido we'll to coll, as |
have secured the services of IL. g.
TRoUT, {scc card bslew, we'll
known, in this community as a
,frst.class Cutter, and master OF
His profession.
Bs5.0ur workmen are cxcelled
by none. -TsSa zp0,.o.,. f.,, ,...,,
Thanking You for past faVors,
and desiring acontihuancs Or the
same, / shall ever endeavor to
Iptaase, both in price and Quality
of goods. ''' '''.'''' ''' goo % ''' ''i
ri rpm9ip. yourstruly. -,..,,.
-beORRlH +, PETERS.
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Eureka on.

GEO BU6BERG ,St fh eOneavArB
.proyision room of d. Miesse, un.
der Levy's Clothing Store, is now
ready to supply customers with the
far famed Eureka OIL. Also Lamps,
and patent Burners for the use Of
iui, safo ana ana Cheap iigiha aatVt&
abpve pla,o.
) April l6, 18G8-tf.
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Cincinnati Chronicle. 4

Al han
.,iThisnew Journal isiraPidly win
bningitsway1I iin,tttO,Isgpopula.r i,tt favor favor
ItiSu9n excellent political And
family paper, and is conducted
wifi signal ability in, in every de-
.Vatueps supporting tho Chicago
Republican po4inatiops with zeal
and oefeo.s The weekly is offered
asa campaign paper at IS cts. fol
six months, and with each copy a
present of a splendid photographic
.pSrtrait.of Grant or ColfaH. Great
INDUCEMENTS are also offered lt E
clubs for the campaign and The
! regular weekly editions. To those
= wanting a Republican paper from
Cincinnati we recommend tht
Chronicle. a-.aa' 20 eai11o
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y ALCARD.

rTIaying dissolved my business
cbnhection with, the firm Of Rising,
aAjiler & Seipel, will be found, on
and after thb 10th ofMarch, with.
Orrin L. Peters, where | will be
pleased to sec all my old friends
and customers, with as. many new
ones as may favor me with call,
and all can rest assured that the
sa no desire to please which has
governed me heretofore. will con-
tinuo to Influence my endeavors In
the future. IL. G. TROUT.
March 18th. 1863.
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CoMING.-The locomotive CDR
Goodalo' steamed into Grnoyyeport
on the G. and II. V. Railroad, on
Thursday, 2Sth inst, the iron rails
having b6dn laid to that point on
that day.
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---~s--s
New Mail QOntractOf.

a .
Tho term Of Mcssrs. Hawkes. &
Go. ascOnlractors for carrying the
mail botween colnmbuspnd Lah,
caster tefmifptod On the 3olh uE.,
and that Of tha hsE contractor,
j. J. Bdnisp pqofo 1IamUuyq Pa
commenced on tie fst inst
yesterday. The latter not yet
having entered upon his duties
our vEperabIe feIlow.citiFon cnrsr.
RUDobPn who was in tbc mai
service fifty years ago, is made
Temporary carrier until other ar
rangemcnts are completed.
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CAT HOME AMP ABROAD" is a
sploadid hOwIllustratedr -Wookly
Of sixteen pages, containing an
immense amount Of interesting
reading matter.-It is published BY
Francis Hart g. Co., New York, at
$500 u year, payable in advance.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
Vegetable SiciIIaR Hair ReneWeI

Has stood tie test of seUen NeGrS
before the public; ; and no 2DrepGr-
GtiO1t for the HttiI' has net been dis
cOUered that lctJL produce the same
benefdiPl RESULTS, Its an entirely
ne1O scientific discovery, cOnebi't-
ing many Of tho most potOe1T tH asad
restorative agents iH the v6csTH
ABLE KINGDOM NTest0r1s GREY
HAIR TO ITS OaiclhAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t ntaltes the scalp
aUItite and clean; cures dd1sdTtR
and hyne0fs, and falling out OF
the hair; and aUiU ntdfee 1t OTOtU
uDon baEd heads, eCcept In very
dged persons, as it furnishes the
m9ttl.itiUe principle by aOhich the
hair Is nOWrished d'tot supported.
1T makes the hair moist, SOFT, and
glossy. and Is unsurpassed as q
HAIR RESSING. tits the
cheapest preparation eUer offered
10 the public, as one bottle tCiV dc-
cOmplisb more and last longer
HAN three bottles of any other
preparation. .y-.,'
III Is recommended and used by
the First Medical Authority.
The IVOedeTJttI results produced
by our iSiciliG's Hair RenetCerhGce
Induced MANI to manufacture
DrepdrutiOns for the Hair, under
VGl'iOnS names !. and, elt order to
induce the trade and tte'p,tbtic to
purchase their compounds, HeU
hare Tesortcd to fdlsehOOd, 6y
.cIotning they acre former part
uers, or had some connection tUitl,
ouT. Mr.. Hall, and their prepare
tiO1t aUas similar to ours. Do not
be deceiued On them. Purchase the
originals: Dc has neuer Uet beefi
cgMaLled. Our, TreGtisc on the
Hair, aUttb certificates, sent free
by mail. See that each bottle has
or private Reuenne Stamp oUeT
TIE top, of, the bottle. .AH Others
ure ifRit6ttt tOHs.l h1iHEJl IlaL.
R. P. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, ,N.H'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
Cincinnati Market.

Y CINCINNATI, Juno ~.
FIour-Dull and nominal; family 50 600
0 IL. 90 'i.a, Hn -."f .s.i i-ur
Wheat-Dull; No. winter sold at 81 90 and
No. | at So 10. t...-..f ,t -
Corn Dull and declining.
Oats-Dul but unchanged; Mol 75c.
Rye-Atsl 70.
Whisky-Helda at 33@35c in bond. = ''-
Mess Pork-Dull at s27 rs, but was ofIor.
ed Mt 81 50 AZ the close. i}E IILI Z
Bulk Meats-Dull; there were contracts
forshoulders made at llo; sides can be bough
at 1870. ,,,
Bacon-NegIccted shouidets San b,
bought at l214c clear ribbed at lJsl9lGhci su
gar.curcd hams lS@l9Hc.
Lard-Dull Mt lGc, % .gi- yr.r-f