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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-14

GEO. w. GRANDEY,
a.. " WuI.App,
REDFIELD PROCTOR,
b. ID. HARRIS,
ROSWELL FARNHAM.
SAML. Il. PINGREE.
q. G. BENEDICT,
w. W. CIRCUIT,
ID. K. BAILEY.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-14
lo.--E,crsbodyi il sscadsnc.ncn,,

Onr, people seem to have stopped reading
French novels aud English works are con,'
pillhed OF as dull Mis-, Muhlhach precisely
supplies the public want.
every one Times. -
Num- mach novels havca worldwide roputa.
non ana are read with ayidity a. fast as issued
IRON IRON me prt's.--Sp riHaf,h HepubhcaH.
ln'y are winning wide aud deserved popu-
'aiI'! III 'hla country ,-Siaic Journal
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
Hgt.ru nj frish Horses.

Ihc following return Will show tns Two, three, -FOUR,
Eve sr aqeG horses trained, VINO PAID forfeit,
o. fso ~ lfC' 'snd for Ine last seventeen years.
ILnL l-ta NM l.nr HIM I.llr firf. ,nx
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
RACING.
London Retting-Fridcy, Feb.

Although the laying OF 500 to 100 against Lord Coven
try ar Earncr5 lots and the knocking out OF Port
K gal impaired IinporiaGe TO tue grand national
wasrrins thursday th,ngs we're very quiet yestcr
day. Fan enjoyed slight call Of Tusculanum IN 50
much she supported for rite AT IA to while
the price offered against Tuseuanum and n
pom more against Daisy and Tenny the latter
having freely Supported during tbs week. Aser
40 had been accepted 10 'ser' aoout Moose only
900 80 could be obtained; and the opposition to-
wards Port Royal vas unaoatcd 30 10 beug iad Tho
quotations WIN explain the oil for tho
pconshire ban.icsp, whle the Two thousand feature
the desire o get ON Typhnus, who stoot ai III to
torered 1000 TO SO had been snapped up. Aber
seidie who has been demand throughout the week
Tor Chester cup went scarcely so healthy, as 22 10
could have been Obtained; wnne the previous winners
Dapy and ieeswing, were talked aoout aud kngnt u
the Carer came into the 30 10 L. Inc Earl
and See saw shared patronage Tor the Deruy, tue
former having been entrusted with sl5o IL ana
fyrtyl,e ..hLes' noted down about his auordau
stable companion. The match between the pair IN inc
Nowmarke; first sprirg week, the Eari coDceding ten
pound over the ROwley Mile, vas also brought on the
carpet. an '.hity.n pony and 'iennern beng
iaid, after which century was oueTsi on zee saH
WsrrsLoo Cur.-2o TO assins, Lord senon's nomi
nauon of j; 20 10 against Lord stars nomiaa:ioa TX
LiScoLysmRx HASpcAr.--o to against tho Car Ok
ant onl 100 10 against Cidthieen lohli ioJ 70 y
asanst King Charming ts and OIL 20 TO against
tray Stocking tkl; 100 10 against Rhine WsEe tt1
400 to agxtDsL Sauno ttk.l.
IdyrRrooL Gna.D NATION L---14 20 against Fan (ik
and OIL IL TO / against ruscuauum ION. y; 10 tn !
aiAst uaisy ioGl 10 % against iennyson o - .
t~an.s Pearl Diyer tk. 70 10 AGAINST ~ nosp, - 4
sg,a3l Cansman ton) 40 TO aganst Surrey TX 40
= alaioss kDssaood (oI) 90 70 asanss Fort hoyai
VS)
I iso Tuousasp % to against Rosicrucan tof)i to
against pace tyf Il IL to against lyphpus !o loJ W
iE " 100 10 against Green Sleeve lon u loo ~ -
ssanst ST. Roman tik.) 40 20 against Blue Gown oll.
DFE5rFg Cup-22 10 against Aberge die oul; 80 10
ag.nss beeswng ohl; 200 70 " against pooy I's.
90 e. % Against Deceit tx. 81 to hgainst Pani
JJnes toal 1900 to 20 against knight OF tbs Garter
I Us.I; 900 to 10 against kline Wine tk)
Oasaf.-iOO to against Pace tor !; 100 TO agains.
lypholus lon.l; IL to against The Ear ttkl 40 70
asast Bsnuitto Ton 45 TO against sec saw Vk y
1000 II agnins. pecuium log.l 900 10 10 aasinsi
Court Mantle tk 1000 10 20 against Franchise tts.L
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
the year previous, whom that town gave Fsaton lbs

the year previous. whom that town gave FsAton loo
majority.
LEWIS CouSrY-Lowvlls elects the republican Super
visor by so majority democratic gain OF SO over last
fall For the first time in many years Greig elected
the entire democratic ticket by majotes ranging from
Is to 10.
CHArAuouA COUNTY In the town OF hayvilie MAJ
thew r Bemis nominated for Supervisor on tho ground
of we'll known hostility to tho Fenon party, received
nearly the unanimous vote OF the town on Tuesday last
The principal s,rifo was Commissioner OF Highways,
which resulted in a tie between Hannah radicall and
Morris (democraD
DELAWARE COUNTY The republicans have elected
twelve Supervisors the democrats four The democrats
have gained one in Masonville. In TiogA hitherto
strongly republican, the democrats succeeded in elect
ing their Assessor.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

As the subject Of the Withdrawal for tho present OF
the above young nobeman from turf has been much
commented upon We can give an emphatic CONTRADICTION
10 tue report that u has been caused by losses on ihe
tuFi or dealings With any Of Its membeis lhe reai
reason tor his lordship dsposing OF siud ID that
cla ms 10 an enormous amount have been made upon
him by money lenders for advances made TO him dnrng
his minority aud which course OF litigation
with view TO arrangement. The entire stud, which
includes nineteen TWO ods is to be brought To tho
hammer at Albert Gate by Messrs. Taterzall ON the
17th INST
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

ryrrrp SrArfs Drrgicr Couer--JURy rEnx. Nos 10
Il a. 1s H. ~ 10 3d. TO- 90, 81 TO-. 1oi 3 rs. 96.
100 o 10 1o4, lOe CO. o. 100 ol 100, 81 81 ", 10
III, 81 l0s, l0s, 70. %, -, 2s 20.
1sos 1910 1870 1871 ili4 1890 1870 i322 S2I, 1876
lggs 1850 1852 1854 1880, 1858, 1910, 1912. Fart g.
Nos ali i.p 49g, 1Si l40 $50. COS SS3, l0sls, 200
lIol e5S lG4 57l, sla, 500 7o5i I, 100, G5a, Sds.
sufR.Gs CouHr-Ca, Nrhss. -NOs H. 70. % 9,, H.
la1 l2o 100, l3i 1S2 i33, l16 lis, l3t iso, i0 a2
gos ..S 23l, g4s, 2l3, 2ji, 25l. 254, 26i.
syiEl.pR CoyET-laiAL IgtN- pAnr 2 Nos 32is
9bss aI3d, CO.'S aolG 1898, 17Is, 3Gi2 o,J2, $3.50.
33iS $685. SoGs, 3i9i $3.50, 23Is.
G. sinuS ptaAs-iAEr 2--EoglY,-Nos SO, 50, %, or.
49, 80, S6 81 90 ~, o. 80, i0a. III III, 1919, l25
1876 l2S, 1856, iat 49, l3s LIS, 40 III l42 ia li,
iae, li7, $50, 10. "a To- lo2, l57, l5S, l5e Ic0
I6l, 1Us, 100, l06
AaSE C,vgr- IptL saN --No4 los, l07, l7a, l,6
300 $50 ga, 81, 81 G7} ISL az, as8, 23j 2sg
2Ji, 2ga, 2a4, 2J7, ~, 2eo col So5 SG4 800.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
Wv Inrn rnli,ic..

JrrrpnsoS CorSrT AT a. eltciion hed AZ watsrtown
on tue 2oh the democrats carried that town for Tho hrs
time n hftsen years BY forty majority. This iss gam
es ~ on ,be vote - Vat fa spd oj If on tue yes "
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

an order hts passed tho MASSACHUSETTS, Legislature
referring the qu buoa " tue supreme Court wbcthet
tue Governors Of the Salo Ionstabuliry law is
yad, the xeLo nol having been sent IN wnin i've
after the aN was repeated required by tho conststu
non vi tne Sla.a
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20
Haw to Make r cal Estate yaluab1s

W NnaAo Aeal Estate taluabi9
The true way for The large land
holder to raise the prico of his lands is
10 settle them up, as far as he can,
with small farmers. This will raise the
price IF the residue. Population, so
II is indast, ious, creates a demand for
real estate. This is why city real es:
tate Is worth SO much more than vii.
lage property, and why.- 10 the ceutrs
OF active population, city property is at
lis highes, value. Yet, il between our
great blocks. of stores on Canal. Of
Camp. or other streets, there vers
whole stua.es Of unimproved and unlet
property. the res, would suffer in value;
and property on other streets, all built
up aud put to use, would become &C:
tive and marketable value. =
so, TOD, With plsntation property
IL II be divided up, so as to afford
homes 10 great many producers, all
thrifty, and mechanic and country store
supporting people. wanting good
schools, churches, and moderate social
advantages, not "stuck up" with exI
pensise notions, needing 10 go awav
from home for their gratification. all
the real estate around will take a high
value; but If there are great wastes Il
plantations, inaccessible to the moderate
buyer, between them, all will pruror-
tiona'ely be damaged in value.
Rich land will, Of course, be worth
IN any case more than poor, but land
OF like quality will be worth more
when the country is populous than
when It is thiuly settled, even if the
few in the latter case have come into
The region with wealth, either Of their
own or borrowed from banks or com.
mission merchants. ,..
But 1t will very seldom be the case
that all the forty, acre lots will be. sold
at once. Part could be reserved abso.
lulely. or while some are offered ON a
credit; the olbers, TO prevent too ex-
tenstve purchases-purchases for specs
ulation, and not for use-couId be held
for cash sales only. In such case the
vendor would either have left portion,
say. bis property, to rise in value
with the thrift around 1t, or have a suf-
tcient sum with which 20 make purI
chases of other plantation property To-
be divided and sold 10 like manner.
There is only ouething in this hich
will be in the way Of a clear~sightedf
man. and that is that poor covetous hu-
man nature hates TO have its neiehbor
Proht by ones o~n enterprise and good
management. The same spirit which
induced John McDonough 10 buy SQUARE
after square Of property in the rear of
the city, and to refuse to sell or proper>
ly improve it, for fear that adjoining
owners, whose land he craved, would
have their property enhanced in value,
and thus to permit bis own to remain
Improbable, and the whole neighboi-
hood TO become a desert, leads the plan
ter to be unwilling to divide up and
sell his property, for fear Jones au.l
Smiths places along side him will be-
come valuabls.-N. o. Picayune. .---.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20

The PAyILIoN HoTKL.-This long
established and popular caravansary,.
continues 10 flourish with unaba,ed
yigor under the proprietorship Of Mrs.
N. l.. Butterfeld, relict of the former
proprietor, whose memory is eudeared
TO he hearts Of his numerous guests AS
the prince of landlords, and The Chief
Of good fellows, The active manage
ment OF the hotel is entrusted to Mr. !
Asa But,erfe'G, superintendent, assist.
cd 10y Mr.. II. Borneau, book.keeper,.
and Mr.. Henry ii. Parsons, supervisor
Of The ref'eshmeut department. The
interests Of the proprieiress do not suf-.
fer at their hands, as is amply testified
by the number and satisfaction Of their
gu eats. Travellers from abroad, and
visitors from the interior of the State
need feel no hesitation on arriving at
the wharf or the depot, to jump at
once into the Pavilion Hotel omnibus.
TOR there now, as ever, they will findv
good lodging, good attendance, good
fare. good liquors. in short, all that is
requisite TO make hotel life comfortable
aud pleasant Charleston Mercury.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20
FIAT JUSTlTIA.

CHEAP RAILROAD FAKE --InpoRrANr
TO COUNTRY MERoHxNrs.-An adver
tisennent Of the South Carolina Rail-
road Compans, Offering business tickets
10 travel on their road at twenty Eve
dollars for one thousand miles, has been
published for some weeks p st 10 all
the city papers. but It h to be feared
that the liberality and advantage Of the
offer have not bssa fully appreciated.
Twenty FIVE dollars for thousand miles
is- only two and.a half cents q mile, in
stead Of six cents the usual charge for
way passeDgera. BY the use Of this
ticket, a merchant living one hundred
miles from ChsrIeston. and who 10 In
the habit Of coming 10 Charleston five
times q year, at an expense for railroad
fare Of sixty dollars. could, come twelve
timss for the same money. The impor
isncs Of THE saving need scarcely be
explained 10 business men familiar with
the advantage Of frequent removal Of
their stock.
Our interior exchanges viii confer
favor on Charleston, and benefit on
their mercantile subscribers, and do on.
ly justice to the South Carolina Rail-
road Company. by calling attention TO
this mstter.-Aerexry.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20
The HEBREW RAcE.-A Richmond

Ahh
magistrate thus spoke Of the Jews.
~ was commonwealth attorney Of
the city Of Richmond for twenty one
years, and in that long interval, Il prose-
cuted only three jews, and two Of them
we're most honorsbly acquitted, there
being not q particle Of evidence TO sus-
tain the charges. During my fourteen
years Of service as magistrate only
one Jew was before me for trial, and be
was acquitted. m tba. long period I
do net remember ever having spplica-
ton for pubic charity from any rindi>
vidusl Of either sex, or any age, belong
ing to tsat faith, and, so far as / am
aware, no Jewish child has ever receiv-
ed the benefits Of our free schools, for
which their parents without murmur
pay their taxes"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20

@GEs. GRANT sent message to Con-
gress on the 9th. covering communica>
sioo from General Candy detailing the
evil effects Of compelling State officers in
North and South Carolina TO take the
test oath. Many good men acting
With the Union party cannot take it,
Other good men who could take il de-
cline doing so lest uBwonh ymotives be
attributed TO them. Grant expresses
no opinion on the subject. but merely
bansmi Q General Canbys letter.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20
'ORFGINALs
ron rut .oursrss rsr.nrt,sr.
nahY Willie

49, baby Willie '...s
Such q wonderful boy 10 our williel ~
such bsantiful seyes aud bright, hair. 3D. 81.
While h's mouth is q rose-bud Of Summer
Thst hss opened in scnshiny air.
Such . mischi.vous boy Is our wiliiei
His lapebtek like m1sic rings out.
Ob, there's nothing On earth that we vel
:. come r"N'.' ~. f'7' .I~ a. o."
somuch ss his baby like shout , q.
- .s.'s q. - HfH HtrfsFA
oh. o treasure on earth is our williei =.
= The beaatiinl, goldea haired thing.
God bless hts fair face aud bright forehead.
r. The boy in life's earliest spring. e..
-'7 'st 7'''. N - ESTELLE
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20
: !: e f. T. O w NE y ~.
!: EDITOR. !
IossAILzY, pro'r.'.nd Associate Editor,

(. SunsohIpfiox Two Dollars pcr annum. t
: ApsrRrrssxsNrs inserted at the rates Of
Sne dollar per square IF twelve Mipion lines
1this sized typeI or iess:for the first insertion.
Any cent. each for the second and third .ipser-
,ttons, and twenty eve cents for subsequent
Hnseytions. Yearly contracts will be made. :.
All advertisepaents must have the number
,,ef Insertions marked ON them, OF tbey will be-
ansertsd tilt ordered out, aud ,chargcd for. '
Vpless' ordered otherwise, Advertisements
VIII Invariably 10 displayed" -,
Obituary notices, and all matters inuring to
70 the bepedt OF any ono, arc regarded ne
'SAdvsrtisements. 80 -. :,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20

To CrRE A FELoN.-As soon as tho
parts begin to swell, wrap The part af.
fected with cloth. thoroughly saturated
with tincture Of lobelia. and the telon is
dead. An old physician SAYS he has
known !, to cure 10 scores of cases, and
,it never fails. II appIied id SEASON.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20

H r
'oemea In prioe ana power ,.&.
- 40 eIoe" erea'ions morning houF.
DsA"snH eheeeuiogS 'esuu'uil are
me mysterious e'ou's mat sweep over u,s
s'ea' P'""ie' suueo WIN .he oes"s OF
tAiy no,n''g' ,'wh''e IN '"e risen re'ui
genes Q, Gay or many haeo' painted oy the
master hand OF ne angel who d~els IN
'ne sun ana aas eiao''gel rr'smane co'ors
"s co'n"ano' was "V"rne nney
" ssv o"'i'nooa '""ere .ne or'RihN ,'ea
ootA'"'u A"ow hc.I 70 ~".en Que"
'oe oe'o'eo sses OF o.ro'''a. "'eH"s ."e
gray e'oe psr was 'he, eanSa's o" wn,eh
o's' '"".o'a"'' swan " s"e harp'sr s'ne'e
e.npea'e WIN = rehe'fo' 'y' n''"s ,,0' Deans, !,
so"e OF tne oeauti"i seense that occurred
- 70. 'p"" 'p TO" '"s o'S"t nue'
-.c sa.e'u' 'o' i"o'''" ~asS"
M " 'o'N "s'"'e' nov
:" '"e sr rose anu 'sn Na'.'o's
-, p'"'". P"e' ~
oe Nou ,'s o'us e'"' A,psP'eo
@ '' s"u e'.sy 'o", "
s.ss 'e'.,eu ..t's4,a ' "hs. u II was MI
,' s"a 49, '"'.y "Ns' s'A'''"' o"'y
:. w.. "ee. !, -.
=; p..n:a,'s.,'', -" 49, "'' ...
= wa", "1',l' 70" ",
- r. -. ..;...', s,o " '''
p..... s,,ss"'s 80 - :. ',' NV. .,v,,,,
.,1",. 80. ~ Us. '.
h...,.,,,. 81 Is..:s' - W." '. u"''i re" n'N.;:
y1~"'' "' ',.oi'""''e oi'""''e VI tie"Ne"' s"o"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20

GoBAms, the friendly chief, Who
aided the Queens army in Its march
through Tgre, will be duly crowned
King Of Abyssinia, thus introducing a
sw dynasty.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20

THK town Of South Danvers, Massa.
ehuseiie.shss decided, by 1913 Majority.
10 change its name to /" Peabody" it
having been the birthplace oflhat chari-
able millionaire..
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20

CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK OF Co.
LUNBIA. 8. C.-This institution was
duly organized on Saturday last. In
about two weeks, the bank will be put
in operation. Place Of business, Rad
cliffe's former stand, in Anderson 3
building. The following are the Of.
ficers:
President-L. D. Childs.
Cashier-W. B. Gulick.
Telier-Iredell
Directors-Dr. J. w. Parker, Ed.
ward Hope, John Preston. Samuel
Tate, @. w. Swep.on. and one more to
be appointed from Columbia.
The officers Of this bank are ell
Southern men. who. in the past, have
been identified with the South. We
trust that the bank will be the means
Of increasing the business OF our city,
and Of helping to build it up. Let
these gentlemen pursue liberal policy,
and they will deserve we'll Of this com.
munity, for the establishment here Of
banking faciiilies.-Cokentbia Pkenir
STRIcKEN DEARs-Col. John Forsyth,
writing from from Washington, has this
curious bi, Of gossip:
An ardent Pennsylvania Democrat
assured me the other day that The wo
men Of the Nor,b, almost to a man,
we're Democra,s-eigth out Of ten, be
thinks, and he mentioned IL as q good
joke, that even the partners OF the bos,
oms Of Forney and Kelly (aobile riot
Kelly were sgsins. their lords in peli-
tic., and irrepressibls Democratic. If
the Northern women are this way, the
jig 10 up with the Radicals, aud they
might "a we'll agree to die game, with
their black Gag nailed to ths mast"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-05-20

A OFT bliuds,h the eye.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
LIVER COMPLAINTS.

laundice and all affections Of the liver arc
soon removed by the use Of Robeck's stomach
3itters and Blood pills. they gre composed Of
vegetable medicinal extracts with espeeialrfi.
crence to their direct action on the lYei nj d
.!'gestive apparatus.
Sold by q. q. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09


100000 Customers in Four ears
PATRONIZE THE BEST.
lIavingthe largest capital most experienced
iyers, and extensive trade Of any concern ~
he Dollar BALE business, We
I GUARANTRE Sl1ISFlGTION
n every instance, and also the JeH selection
81 Goods ever offered at
= One Dollar Each. u T.
No other eoHecn has any shOw mhcrner oui
rents ere selling. our motto, "lr0mpt and
',elable." Maleand female agents wantcdin
,ty and country.
THE LADIES
're particularly requested 10 try our popular
tub avsten ofsolling All kinds or DltY AMI
FANCY GOODS, DRESS PATTERNS. COTTON
tLOrH, CASTORS, SILVER PLATED GOODS.
WATCHES, &c. (EStablished 1864. A patent
ncn fountain andR check desc ribing an article
be sold for n do liar, 10 ets 20 for s2; lnfor
az 90 Tor s6i 100 for $40; sent by mail. Free
: fesents TO Retter up, OeorfA so per cent nor,
Ian those sent by any other eORcsrn } according
e ' 81 ze OF club. Send nB trihl club, or II NOT
- not fail 10 send for L circular,
N.B.-Our sale thonld NOT bc cInsscd with
Nav York dollar jewelry sales or bogus "Ten
tImpanles," asit = nothing Of the sort.
EASTMAN Il Kendall
% Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.
May2s,-"3m.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
LADIES

nisedeniary habits who require gentle pnr
'arive will hnd Robacks Hood Pills Inst thu
Medicine they WANT they are perfectly sar'
nd can be taken ut all times; they contain no
mercury or mineral poison, but are purcl,
Sold by @. @ Beck. Druggist, Lancaster,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
A Positive Remedy for all
'oiT kinds of Humors, ge1

ScrofuIa, ScurW, Salt-Rhelm, Carbun-
cIes and Boils, Ulcers and all obstinate
Affections OF the skin, lnfiammatory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Chronic
Diarrh@a, Mercurial Diseases, and every
taint Of the, System; Dyspepsia, and those
Affections originating In the Derangement
Of the Digestive Organs viz, Bilious
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous Az
fections, Headaohe, Languor, and Depres-
sion Of Spirits, Loss Of Appetite, consti-
patton. -" j., no
FTNHIS excellent medicinal compound was first
Il prepared by DIR. J. w. POLAND, in 1877,
and was then employed with great success in
cxpclling humors from the blood; but in 1913 d
medical friend who was quite celebrated as physi-
clan, especially In the treatment of1humors, sug-
geSted some important improvements, which were
adopted, and which has made II $50 the people say
the very best remedy for all kinds of humors known
TO the faculty" '''' A.
This preparation Is composed entirely Of vegeta.
bles, among which are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot "a
When the originator lived in, New Hampshire, at
GoTstown Centre, for the space of thirty or forty
miles around, and in Manchester particularly the
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which it ef.
fccted. Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas-
ers had to wait for more TO be made. In that re.
gion, some very severe cases Of Erysipclas were
treated with, and they were curedl Erysipelas
sores, or carbunclcs, those ugly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
Attachment Notice.

iohn Maccracken, Pru, BEFORE VI rgil r.. Shaw,
W -, J. p, Of Hooking Up,
harRer, Defendant.
IN the 9th day oi June, A. d. 1868. said Jus.
. Issued an order ofaitachment in the above
s,ion, for The ean oi S2s0 OU ~
, - JOHN MAccRACREN, PriL
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
Valuable Farm at Auction.

VT7ILLb he sold at public Auction, on the
w premises, between the hours OF 10 A. m.
anu P. NJ, on -
Friday, July 31st, 1868,
ufnot sooner disposed Of at private sale, the
we'll known farm, one mile southwest OF Wesi
Rushviie, formerly owned by John StutzmSnl'
decd II contains ~ acres; about 49, leared,
AZ timber; good bank barn aud corn crlDi
large 2-story stone dwelling, with frame addl'
ton 20 BY 26tect, and ample cellar, large cis
tern spring house with never'ihlilng spring
smoke house, hog stable, wood-house' ana t"'
rood orchards Of choice fruit.
7TERMs-one-third cash IN hand, one-third
n bne year, and one.th in two years-deler
rod payments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. SOLOMON .. SlUIIMAN'
may 81, lsGs-ts.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-09
Farm for Sale.

FVNHERE will be sold at private sale, FIVE
miles north Of Lancaster, farm Of 1O4
Acres, l2O acres ofwhch is undercultlvation
with eoodfencing andIt acres Of good timber,
and three neverfatling wells. There is On it II
large twO-story frame house large frame bank
barn, with oil the neee essary out. buildings.--
Terms reasonable. ForIurtlIer particulars en-
Quire on the premises.
Jan. 20, IsGS-4itf 'sUSANNAH MILLER.