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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29
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AND OTHER VALUABLE LANDS
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02
Bargains in this Line.
DEAFNEss, CATARRH, con
I'D SUMPTION, AND CANCER
CURED


ATreatise on Deafness, Catarrh, Consump.
tion and Cancer; their causes, means oispeedy
relief, aud ultimate cure. By n Pupil OF the
Academy ofMcdicinc, Paris Sent 20 any ad'
dress for 10 cent,.
Lettcrfrom Robt. MoMurdy, D. D., LII. D.,
GrandPrelnte ofGrand Encampmont of U. s.,
and Editor ofthe National Freemason."
NEW YoRk, Soptl7, lsd7-DR. STILwELL was
In charge ofGrace Church Hospital, Alexandria,
Va, during tho war, 1 frequently, almost
daily, for months, visited this Hospital, and
had every means Of knowing his roputationfo for
EFFICIENCY and SKILL. II was OF the most cred
liable character, and his success in the treat.
mentof patients was remarkable .--RoHT. Me-
ORGANIC VIBRATOR,
II 6tsinto the ear,is not perceptfble, removes
singing noises IN The head, and enables deafper-
sons to hear distinctly at church and public as.
sembes Thisinstrument will oiten produce
results almost miraculous, and indeed in most
cases OF long standing deafness it willrollove
IN a shorttimc, 1t may be adjusted with the
ease Of Spcctacles.
Or. SrliLwEgL vii be PROFESSIONAL at 81 East
Washington Place, University Buildings, N, Y,
dolly, 10 to l,except Tuesdays, when he will he
athis roomslos2 Pine Street Philadelphia, Pa,
Nov. 2s, ls6I.-ly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02

The largest sheep ever seen il
America, it is claimed, was lately
sent py Mr. Johr Colly, of Albion
township, Canada, TO Hitchcock i
Son'of Faneuil Hall market, which
was on exhibition this week in tho
market. Tho sheep was of the Lei!
cester breed q years old aud weigh
ed, alive, 45S lbs, and 500 were
paid for the carcass, the hind quar-
tsrs to be sold at 50c h.. ana tho
fore quarters, for 25o. The fat on
tho ribs was 8 inches thick. II wasa
wonder, escnin Hitchcock l. Son's
stall ,Spf 80 years standing or more
10 the senior partners name, and
known as enc OF the best, and per-
haps the best nation stall in New
England.
Who of our readers has any
knowledge OF q larger shcepp II
any let him communicate the fact.
Boston Caitlrator.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02

The N. Y. Tribune makes the fuI.
lowing effective answer to the ob
lection to tho Committee of I'm
parchment, on account of tho alb.
senco OF SoaIhOrn Senators:
As to the "twcnty Senators from
the Southern States" they will all
beiu their seats good dead SOONER
than the World wants to see then
there. Tho RoyIdS real trouble
is tha. they VIII not be Of tho sort
who exhorted their neighbors 10
fight against the Union It'll hell
freezes over, and then fight on the
icc." SO long as that breed Is kept
ont-no matter how-thc World
will refuse to be comforted.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02
ODDS AND ENDS.

In prosperity, prepare for u
change. In adversely, hope for
one.
Pay for your pantaloons; don't
be charged for brooches OF trust.
"None but the brave deserve
tho fair" and none but the brave
can live with some of them.
Much benevolcncc consists in IN
ambition TO distribute anothcr's
money.
Men Of tho nobIest disposition
think themselves happiest when
others share their happiness With
them.
You may jolo when you please
ifyou are careful to please whom
you joke.
Brigham Young conducts his
ronnubial affairs on the principle
of "largo business aud small proph-
ets."
"A modest women must oftcn
neither SEQ nor hear.
"Bobby, Why don't your moth.
ersew up your trousors2' "Cause
she's al the vcstry, sowing Tor tho
Leathen."
There arc 3,2il newspapers pub.
lished IN Europe in tho German
language.
Here's to Internal i'm provemeuts,
ns our devil eaid when no swallow
ed dose OF salts,
Do bat tho half Of what you can
and you will be surprised at the
result Of your diligence
Let not every pain send thee 80
the doctor, every quarrel to tho
lawyer, nor every thirst to the
dram'ehop.
A man sci his son to studying
law, because he sai,l he was such
trieSy little rascal, aud he want.
cd to bam0r his chief taont.
Domestic drama, - Mother ia tho
cellar splitting wood - -Daug ghter
10 the parlor singing to Clarence
Fig Noodle the plainLiyo mir WHO
will care for mother now.
Then and Nop - Farmers in lT76
Man at plow, wife ut COW. girl
at yarn, boy at barn, and all dues
settled. Somo farmer in 1867 - Man
ut show. gl ~ piano, wife IN satin,
boy at LATIN aud dues un,ettlcd.
Who ever heard of n woman
with pretty ankles and whole
stockings, complain OF wet side.
walks or muddy crossings?
A clergyman, coming out Of tho
water with woman he had bap.
tised, asked her how she felt in
her mind. Hs was not u littls sur.
prised TO bear her answer, "Bully."
4 Southern savings bank, estab.
lished by negroes, collapsed be.
cause tho dcposItors withdrew all
the funds TO attend a circus.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02
Ole Gagette.



In the tnles along the banks OF
the Humboldt river, tho wild sugar
cane grows iaxuriantiy aud abun-
dantly. Though sheltered by the
tules from the wind, the surface
receives soms small breaks, snd
from them the rich juice exudcs,
and in the atmosphere as il comes
TO the surface, forms along the
stalk little balls OF sugar, which
increase in size according to the
length OF time the wound remains
open. The Indian squaws go
through tho brakes equipped with
large grass baskets, and by collect.
ing the sugar balls obtain their
family saccharino supply at their
convenienae. This wild sugar is
superior to sorghum in that it
grannlates 80 readily, and it is con
fidently asserted that the cane will
grow in any low lands in the Uni.
ted States. st. Louis journal Of
4grieuliRFe.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02

Our correspondent in Clermont
county Rhe wheat and grass in
Clrrmo bounty look well. and
ifnii buds are in fne condition
The vineyards never promised a
better orop.--Farmsrs Chronicle,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02
AT LOW PRICES,

10 call and examine their stock One door
Eastof Martins Rank, Immediately
under tsiuS awning.
Lancaster, Junely, 1887.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02

California is rapidly extending
her silk manufactures. 1t is an
nounced that al tho town of San
Jose there has been started a silk
culture and manufacturing compa.
ny, with a capital of 100000.
The machinery has arrived, the
foundation of the building IS laid,
and tho worms are at work.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02

Useful TO HOUSEWIVES. We
find in an exchange the following
receipt TO prevent the smoking Of
alamp which may be OF practical
use to soma Of our readers: Sonk
the wick 10 strong vinegar aud
dryit well before you use III; !,
VIII then burn both swectly and
pleasantly. and giyo satisfaction
for tho trifiDg trouble in preparing
IL.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02
BAD TASTE

IN tha Mouth In the morning. is one Of the
symptoms OF 'llons eondlton or Iisordered
.t,te OF the liver. and should not for u single
day, he neglected, as u !. bnt the promonnory
symptom of - train ofevlls and the very seeds
Of disease Procure ut once Roback'b Blood
piIlA, administer them accordir pto the dl-ec.
tons accompanying each box andtho dimouI'
tvnnd Il niger ofdisease viii ho removed.
Sold by 4. o. Back. Druggist, Lancastor.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02
Dl,spioiion OF crship.
For Rent.

IhavO the renting ofa Farm, IN narke coun :
iy. Ohio, on which Nro about rs nrres clear ~
acres of wniah IA really tor Npr,ng rrop, There
ts n stream OF running water through IT, The
land IL FIRST cl,pa long Lien can ho gwen
Oh favorable terms, Call soon ifyou wish such
a ehanar. + RISING, Agent.
LanoAster, March 10, lH0s-4t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02
NOTICE TO'TEACHERS.

Tho Board Of Examiners will mcet in the
upper room ol the County Offices. for the Elk.
animation Of Teachers, ON tho First, Sec
ond, Third and Fourth Saturdays
In March and AprIl, 1868.
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and nonppllcation viii ere
ceivcd iol examination after II o'clock, a. NJ,
Teachers VIII remember that they can get
certificates nL no other time, aud that they
must he prepared TO stand an examination in
Orthography, Reading, Penmanshp, Arlthme.
tic, Geography, English Grammar, and Theory
ofrcaching.
|, The character Of tho applicants exami.
nation will ho represented on n scale OF ono to
ten-one dcnoting the lowest qualification, and
ton the highest,
2. Four classes ot certificates will he grant.
cd as follows First Class, valid ~ months
second class, valid ~ months; third GLASS,
valid u months; fourth class, valid 6 months,
Hereafter no SIX months certificate VIII he
lssuod to tho applicant moro than once.
.. a satisfactory examination in the theory
and practice OF teaching, and hig h degree OF
success In teaching viii be considered in de-
termining tho class of certificates to be grant.
cd. No certificate will be granted unless the
applicant passes an examination IN each branch
Of study required bv idlO.
Owing to n change IN tho School Law, nll
applicants will he required TO pay fee Of fifty
cents, asa condition oi examination.
All applicants must come prepared with q
prepaid envelope, properly addressed to
themselves. BY order ofthe BOARD.
D. COLE, Clerk.
Jan. 10, 1868
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02
SHRUDDERY & FLOWER ROOTS
OR S ALE.

IINHE nOPULtR RESORT KNOWN AS
I Old Joe's Garden, havlng been pure hased
by o, p. Tong, OF Ghictgo, all the Shrubbery
Trees, Bulb Roots, &r., arc offered for sale
either in f1rge or small quantities, at rrasona.
6le prices. Also some Of the hest and cheapest
Ii Is in tho city north OF tho Depot, nenr High
and Summitst Gets. Inquire at Old Joe's Gar.
den or Rose Cottage, on High street. north
depot. A fine carriage, buggy, express wagonf
and harness will be traded for
THEODORE TONG.
Feb. IL, 1s8s.tf.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02
ClRPEATLR And BuILBERy
. a. @ ~ % m *
yoRYS 6 BROTHER,

TFAvING ADDED TO OUR CAR.
penter shop aud Lumber Yard machinery
for the purpose OF working 00oTing, making
SASH Doors, Blnds. suriiclng i,umher, aud
dong all kinds Of facinry work; take pleasure
IN nformins Fanheld and aiioining coInties.
thatwo will Nork your flooring, sidhng aud sur.
face lumber, and viii do Bll kinds Of soTSu
sAwlngand Rippin atthe very lowest uguTer
aud al very short notice.
HAVING sEcURED THE LARG-
est and finest lot 81 Lumber ever ohercd
to this market. We are prepared to sell II on
the nsos, reas Enable terms, and VIII furnish
Doors, Sash, Nantes, Inside
and outside blinds, Casing,
Ease Boards, Door aud
Window EraUesI
Brackets,
Stairs,
oorutse, PorfieOsand Fence Plek-ts,
Floofing, Siding. Ceiling, hne Poplar and OAK
Building Lumber, shingles, 9Th, Fence potts
and cvery description Of building material at
the very lowest possihle ptioe.
pESIGNsfor BnililnRs, Fronts PortIcos,
stairs, Brao Lets, Casing, Frames and Flnish.
Ing work iurnirhed free OF charge, where We
do the work.
BUILDING CONTWAOTs taken In
mart OF f5r the completion OF the WORK, and
every species OF W0rkin the BuillIng line a.
ten led TO with promptness, IN the latest style,
aud guaranteed TO gve ssslsiDe.lon'
CNHPENTERs and EUILDEHg
will find il 10 their interest To call IN ua before
elsewhere. We Will also furntsh
Bills to order, delivered on the Canal orst the
Depot locking and Northtrn Lumher ~
al mr. nj h. Having
the very hest Mechanics 70 nsslst N our work,
aud heing day lahorsrs ourselves, We foNr no
competition. and will alw'ys Uc ready 10 wait
on our friends and customers.
Thankful Tor past favors, we invite all TO
give US rali, md We will sell yon more Linn
ber for less money than you can got in this city.
Lumber Yard Corner OfCHnat and
MIL streets, North Columbus Street.
VORYS & BRO.
Fob ~, ts65-H
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-02

The old Court House is torn down, aud the new
oneis on thotop ofthe hil,
But thesubscriber intends to roman atsHAwK's
CoRNGR stlli
Whore 10 his friends and the public with thanks
he would say,
That his goods and his work no will ollvory
cheap for ready pay.
And those who are owing him for ak months
or more,
Can he fully accommodated by paying up the
old score;
uis motto--now ready in, everybody, you
know;
And this ho winsay, (without making a fuss or
blow1
No matter what bargains you're told thatyou
elsewhere can get;
HewillvIe with the bost and warrant you ala
good At.
July II, ls67-tf JACOB HITB.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
iaies. Weeks sales CSC bales; receipts 1916;

sales. Weeks sales $50 bales; receipts 1915;
LARD-A buyer for the Havana market
purchased 400 tierces prime in four equal
lots, yesterday afternoon, at l3c. 10 h.; 10
and 10 tierces brought 134c. To-day AZ
tierces sold at 13c. There is very little
prime in tierces left on hand. Kegs are
quoted at l3Ac. Very little was done pre-
viously during the week-scarcely enough
to establish the rates. Weeks rales 80
tierces, 200 kegs; receipts l644 tierces, lOf6
kegs; exports 258 kegs.
PoRK-The market is well supplied potn
on the landing and in store, but it IS very
dull. Holders appear to be anxious TO real
ize, and are asking S2l so y Dbl. for new
mess, and $22 for old. 1t is retailing at ~
5O@23 10 Dbl. A lot of 100 bbls. old mess sold
yesterday at $22, Previously during the week
only retail sales were made. Weeks receipts
1881 bbls.; exports 1903.
BACoN-On1y a retail business is doing to-
day at 9A@lOc. % ID for shoulders, l3@l33c.
for clear ribbed Sides 140l43c. for clear
sides, and l5@20c. for sugar cured hams.
The business during the week has been
mostly in a jobbing way at the foregoing
prices. Weeks receipts $50 tierces, 535
casks, ga boxes; exports so casks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
ThIrd DI.trlet Property.

a. TWO LOTS CT GROUND situated in the
islet bounded by Levee, Peters, Marigny, and Man.
Lot forms the corner of Levee, Peters, and Mande
vile Streets and measures 81 feet 10 inches ~ lines
front on Ievee street, like front Peters street
by SO feet IL inches and lines in depth and front on
Vaudeville street. LOT adjoins A. and mea sures
81 feet 10 inches IL lines front on Levee and Peters
streets BY 63 feet II inches and lines in depth.
25. A TRIANGULAR PIECE OF GROUND in
the square bounded by st. Bernard avenue, Clai-
borne. RobertSon, and Laharpe streetp marked e.
ana measuring 20 feet front on St. Bernard avenue,
81 feet on the dividing line of the Claiborne MARKET
and lOD feet inches on the rear line.
2. A PORTION Or GROUND IN square bounded
by Claiborne; New Orleans, Prosper, and ST. Bernard
front Claiborne street. l0l feet inches front on
New Orleans street 81 feet inches the lower side
line, and l04 feet inches on the rear line.
q. A PORTION OF GROUND in islet bounded
by Claiborne New Orleans, and Prosper streets and
ST Bernard avenue, marked II, and measuring g.
feet 'front.' on Claiborne circle 1871 feet inches front
on st Bernard avenue los feet inches trent on
New Orleans street, and lO3 feet inches the
8. A PORTION OF GROUND in islet bounded
by 81. Bernar1 avenue Iapeyrouse, and DerbiguN
Streets married. measuring l56 feet 10 inches anc
lines 'front.' on 81 Bernard avenue, 98 feet inches
ana lines front on Derbg street, "a feet inche
and lines front on La peyrouse street by SIS fees
inches on the side line toward Claiborne circle.
%. A PORTION OF GROUND in islet bounded
by st Bernard avenue, DeTbigny Lapeyrouse anC
Roman streets nart ed J, measuring IS feet inohe
front on Defblgny street, 100 feet inches front O,
Llapeyrouse street by ia feet inches on the rea
ID PORTION OF GROUND in square bound
Cd BY perbiEny, Roman, Lapeyrouse, and LahArp
streets, marked Il, measuring 30 feet inches ! lin
front on DCrbigDy street. p feet inch lines from
on Iapeyrouse street by 70 feet and lines on tn
81. A PORTION OF GROUND in square bounde
by Derbigny, Claiborne, Lapeyrouse, and LahRrp
streets, marked L, measuring u feet II inches and
lines front on Derbigny street by l6 feet inch
the Eear line.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
SALE OF BONDED GOODS.

UNITED STATES CosToafHoUsF,
Collector Otioe. :
New orleans December 49, 1851. }
BY H. M. Van sOlkngen, Auctluneer,
Once No. % enron elet street.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVING RE-
NAMED in warehouse unclaimed fer IRE han
one year, Warehoused for more THAI y b years,
wild be sold at public auction in aco0rdance with
law and the regulations of the Treasury Department
at wal ehouse No. l. Customhouse building. Custom
house street entrance, THU RSDAY, the Slh day Of
January, 1853 at 10 0 clock A. NJ viz:
UNCLAIMED.
10 Gases Cigars, / Half Bbbl Oigaretos.
Bbl Cigarettes, 2Qr. Bbls Oigdrottes,
2Oasks Wine, bl Brandy,
IA Cases GlaFet Wine. Cases Gin,
Gases Dsul'd Spirits 81 Hamper Bottles,
/ Case Bpched Jaconets, 2 Cases Cotton Cloth,
2 Gases Wooden Cloth, l Case Billiard Cloth.
Gases Knives Forks, Case Specifies Pyers,
Boxes Wrights, 60 Kegs Zinc,
2 Gases Zinc Clamps, l Case Washing Machine,
Bundles Iron Ties 10 Trace Chains,
2Oases Books, Case Show Cards,
90 Boxes Raisins, Case Corn Starch,
HID Molasses, Case Jelly,
Hhds empty, Box empty.
Box Sugar Cane.
WAREHoUsED OVER THREE YEARS.
One Case Tooth Picks and Tapers.
Descriptive catalogues Of the above goods can be
at this office. and will be distributed atthe time
Of sale WIN. P. KELLOGG,
Collector of Customs.
del9 % Is % 81 1850