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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
RAILROADS.

IN GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAo.
To tshe effect Sunday, 10Th inst. at $50 r. M.
A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY At B.SEE
making connections With Trains TO- Vcksbur Meridian
East.
AcCOMxoDATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
81 I;f0 going far Bro0khsven. Returning
brookhsvsn a. $3.50 T. ON MONDAYS, arriving In Mes
Orleans at 10:3D
Excursion Tickets Train saturd Az or Sun
day going north aud Trains of Sunday Monday
Nail train arrives in New orleans ~ D so p NJ
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY texcept Sundays
rs WILLIAMS General Superintendent
JAMES y0NGE General Freighs Agent
I'D WARE. General TRANSFORMATION Agent
DOATCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
This Road extended, win be opened to the pub
lie on
Sunday, the I0th Iastsnt.
Fare to and from the Lake. day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Children under Il years of age wiz charged TEN CENTS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
ED UCATIONAL.
Ct. MARY's COLLEGE.
DIRECTED BIZ THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.

Th Institution incorporated March, 1883 act Of The
Legislature Of the state no rant
Diplomss confer Degrees and Literary Honsrs
will reopen MOI DAY, August SIS. with new and in
creased STAFF Of Professors
The Co Course comprises English Literature Lozis
Rheto &c; Hstry sncert modern; Eoc Netaphy.
-ies BIB c., Shemi.y Ag bra higher; 9-onetry pisne
solid and sphercal rig metry Su veying Navigation
Analytical Geometry heruntiai ana Int-xra Calculus
Astr Tony, Natural Philosophy. Latin, Greex, French
CIR mmar and Composition
The Intermedsie Course In hides PENN snship Ohepy
Geography. knesh Grammar; Arithmetic. intslecua and
practical Algebra elementary Sacred Hsiory Comp ston
Eocuicn FRENCH Music vocal and nstrumsnt and Latin
6remmxr
The uommsrcia Course comprises Grammar, Compes N
fpioisry Correspondence Geography History, Arithmetic,
Book Keep ng and French
Pa lieu a. 'tsniion paid TO Penn sns.ip
There besides sJunir small children IN which
Spelling Reseine. Wiring the elements % pher-
IN &c erapfy aud Fren. are tsnght
Fer paItcu to apply at the Coll ga Of
PoeyfaFre rou her streets
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
HauL of Ane.

elst, 1858 In accordance VI
entitled an act To establish
hg In the tate Of Louisian =
n hereby given d. the boide
Bank. duly audi cd under d
sent the same At The Banking
Auditor for the PuTpo e OF !
this date. others ise the fHnd
purpose viii be reclaimed.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
Crescent City.

Crescent city
June Is ls68-In accordance,
act entitled an set to
Of Free Banking In
approved March is, l8gs
70 the holders Of the
Bank duly audited under M
sent the same At the Bankis
State Auditor, for the pun
year from this q te, otherw,
Bank Tor said purpose viii b;
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06

)lca, New OrI-aa-, July
n sections "a sud 80 of the act
a general system OF Free Bank
! approved March IS. 1865. notice
! OF the circulating notes Of this
= provisions OF said act, TO pre-
'Houte. or At { Q office Of the State
adempt On, within Ons year from
) deposited b. said Bank for said
j. L. hORTINER,
Caakiar
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06

Bank of New
June Is. 1865 In accordance
act entitled an act "fo es.A
BankiI z In the STATE Of
1855, notice h hereby given.t
notes Of this Bank, duly aus
act, 20 present the zane ~
Once OF the State Aud tOr
within one year nom this da
By said Bank for said purp
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
POUND NOTICES.

C~REFT rOMNIssIONER's DEPART
- MkNT, Rom No T. ~ Hsl-New orleans sept mber
sS-A brought tn the Seeo-d District Pound co. ner Of
Orleans and Claiborne streets estray-
One GOAT.
Which II not claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon psi will be sold public auction sad Pound ON
TUESDAY, Sc teuber 5, 1878 at ~ O'clOck
JtstPH nURPHY Street Commissioner
j. a. LANDRY Controller
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
GENERAL KIRBH SMITHS
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Newcastle, r.-
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.


Or September 18TH 1863 KIRBY SMITH. With q corps
assistants whose Qualifications Of he highest order viii
open, 1T Newcastle, Ken ucsy,
MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle located In the healthy blue grass region Of
Henry county. equidsant sur miles the Louisville,
Frankfort and Lexn ton and the Louisville and CincinnAi
hs road connected with each BY good msced szed pike
and about 40 hour. travel b, rail from louisville.
The Academy buildings. owned by hmss r. Of modern
construction admirably adopted for school and
Aied In he suburbs OF the Th= STANDARD 81 education
VII am at tboroug In branch be determped
by tmpart al and searching examination the dc pAe will
be strictly military requiring punctn.y pness
re performance Of duty The domestic department
win be conducted with ~nd b-rits the
health comfor a. contentme u Of the scholars Toe schol
the hrst mencng sepfember 18th Toe charges
snce will be hree hundred seveaty dollars in u s.
Currency for the session Of
equal s'anens At the 0e.fn ing Of each
session No deduction from charges will
sbsehee during the IN nrtraced sickness OF
honorable discharge and then tuition fee per
current term - BE- required
Uniform furnished on the most reasonable Books
and tAtbsry At Louisville ice A. the Of pupils
limited those wishing 70 places In tbs
should apply at In thus making his per
deDce in Kentucky, and devong hms@
IT. nth, the Primo hopes have the
fris nds in this Conn wealth
For further Information address KIRBv SMITH
students will leave the Eminencs the
Frankfort Railroad. whence omnibus wall convey them
TO N wcastie T.. K
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
-BatrheIor's a 1

Hair Dye Is the best in the W,
Dye; harmless, reliable. inst
remedies the III effects Of bad
Hair soft and beautiful Blach:
xists and Perfnmers; and nro,
s.ctorv No IA Rond street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06

z Loutstsns.-Ne~ DIR.
dauce with sections "a aud IS Of
40 ish . general system OF Free
lama approved March Is. 1855.
holders OF the circulating NOES
der the prOvisons OF said act, to
ing 4ouse or st th- office II the
, OF redemption, within one year
unds deposited by SAID Bank for
GEO. A FRERFT Cashier
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
FOR RENT.

EOR LEAsE-MONrooMERY WAREHOUSES;
among the largest and most thoroughly warehou
sn city situated in square bounded ~ julia ST. Joseph
Luton sad Rev Lssee streets, viii be leased for year
Trey sc nov being painted add Possession 10 bs
en- on the LIST Of October next Apply Gibson Austin
Atternegs, Carondeiet street.
FOR RENT-FRoN OCTOBER lsr. lsss-A
sree and commodlous Brick Residence situate ths
corner Of Magazine and Second streets Fourth District
complete repair newly painted and having al the mode
eommedatiobs Rent reasonable Apply 80 Peters street.
between Gust mhouse and Bienvlle
EOk REAT-rHe LAkGE AND WELL vENTIL-
ated hreestoy brick dwelling. 38 Magazine be-
tween frsto and Gsienne undergoing repairs Is offered
moderate For further PARTICULAR amply 10 4
INiehsi, las Gravisr street
EOK kENT-FoR The sUMMER-A COMFORT
= sn6 neatly furni bed Dwelling In the part Of
caslon tfeeu To reliable and careful
VIII De very reasonable The premises are retired the yard
sree VIE humber Of bearing fruit therein For
ne- oe--,ca,srs " qaire at "a Camp street.
E0R RFNT-rHE FoUR.srORY BRICK sfoRE
- No Ichoaptnuss street between Poydras and IL
lsyette streest, fol merry eccupsd Nv n no.dy %
gwen INN ediatey inquire on the premsss
Of No II Tchounite street
EOK HENT OR LEAsE-fHE l.Ras AN
well known United States Hotel opposite the Pontchar
train Railroad depot lysisn Fields street. bstwesn Vic
ulsr establishment will be Of ye.rs lr
70 O. T. Girsrdey 4 Co. II Exchange Pace
EOR REsT-FAMILIEs AND GENTLEMEN oAE
without beard Also day bosdes Two large front rooms
that connect with sliding doors Parties wishing furnish
their would DO web 70 call $40 Canal street.
Liberty.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
IN BANKRUPTCY.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
~ District OF Iouisiana-In Bank l9l-ln the
matter OF n. G. foger Son, bankrupt-whereas a. Fol
New Orleans district Aforesaid Bang
Iupt under the ct Of Congress Of Mach 1861 th. day
hsd In said Court petition praying for discharge and
erncste thereof from ali his debts and Jther provo
ble NJ der said act
fotce is therefore given all creditors who proved
their debts and TO AZ other in interest," that 7n
day Of November 1868 At II gaed the hear.
hg Of the same and that they then ssd here
ana show cause. they have why prayer The said
petition should not be graz ted
CLERKS Once. New Orleans, September 2, 1863
se3 IS 30 K LOW Denutv CLARK
IN BAs OF WILLIAM
y Hattie gh, indiy dualy and Member Of the Firm OF
baiheieh Re trOpe-United States Marshaf's ORce.
District OF Louisiana Nes Orleans August "a, ls6a-Ths
l. to give notice thst the 2tn day August 1864
War nj In Ban.Iuptcy issued against the estate
OF William Haiheigh, Of Frank n, In the par
ish 4 ST. Wary and State Of Louisiana who was sd-
judged bankrupt his petiion that the payment
any debts and delivery Of property belonging
bankrupt to Tim for his use and the transfer of sny
property by him. forbidden by law; meeting Of
the creditors of the bankrupt to
choose one or more ssgnees Of his estate wi
Court OF BANK uptcy TO be holden at the
Budn g In the city Of New Orleans Louisiana, before
Pitkn, Register, on the 10th day OF November A. D.
lS6a IT 10 O'Clock A NJ.
No $50 FJ HERRON
suzo nolf 3 Marshal. District q siana.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06

n MONROE CAREY, UNDEsTAKER
u. Nos 2B, EOS 27 Magazine street bet ve-n Ius
w., - Sssssh ryPeSsfe -auouaSss hts
public generally THAI he viii continue the Undertaking ou-
ness OF the late Daniel Monroe the stand will kesp
constantly on hand assortment Of Metac Cass
md Csskes Rosewood Mahogany. Slack walnut aud Plain
GoninA Bodies Emealmed Disinterred and carefully
shipped Mt CAREY will be sted By hr. JOHN RAY
onR known In connection Nth the business
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06

ID Ieaas. New O~Iean-.
wi b sectious 81 and IS OF the
'ish general systom Of FIRES
.9uinana." approved March Is.
the holders Of the circnl sting
ten under the provisions OF SAID
the Ranking HOuse. or at he
or the purpose Of redemption.
!, otherwise the fsnds deposited
YES will be rec ained
NJ. Angus IN. Cashier
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06

''This superior Machine for drying Sugar. Corn and
s<ber substances n-lscisntihe American.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

COPARTNERsHIP- UNDERSIGNED
~ have formed copartnershp dating from July l. Isis
unde' the name and style OF NED b WARD for tns
purpose OF Continuing the Produce Business here ore
Quoted BY NJ DID NEWTON. ]. MEOD.
August i, 1865 r D. BOTARD
Referring to the above advertiseent would nfor NV
frerds that remain with Messrs MEOO a BOVAKD Ma
lul Poydras sire and would respectfully licit continu-
shce OF tnrlr isvois q. W. NEwTDS
CORA RTNEH-HIp THE UNDERSIGNED
" nave III day formed Copai ship unaer he name
and style of A. PIsRPoNr Co.. for the purpose Of
in the city OF New Orleans
j. McQO0ID.
Few oiesns September 1868.
IIssSLUTIoN....... dissolution
The firm Of LOGAN a CLAIBORNE having this dsv
been dis, lived by mutual consent George VIM Loyal Jr
assumes the liabilities Of the nrm, and viii hencsforth
time The business in his MS own account
0kO WIN ,OGAN, JR
- W. G. y. CLAIBORNE JR
New Orleans, July IA, 1865.
DISSoLUTTON-TBE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO
lore Existing oetweeo the uudersigned under the firm
BRO KS MACDONALD ca. is this day dissolved by
be charged nth the liquidation Of the business and viii use
the name OF the hrm for that pirDose only
JAS NJ BROOKS
Perpro HUGH MAUDONsLD,
New Orleans, JuylS 1858
COPARTNERSHIP- The UNDERSIGNED HAVE
th1s cay entered into under The firm style OF
cHTT5S F1cTRk "a 20 1r ne tTspss tiSS Of
Business
JAMES NJ BROOKS.
E u Il 4 4. fIkEt ds9a 'H'
New Orleans. July IA 1873
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
UNDERTAKERS.
pHILIP LYNCH UNDERTAKEN,
s9kT. CHARLES STREET.

Metallic, Mahogany. Black Walnut and Plain CofHu
always on hand. Bodies Embslmed and carefully shipped
Funerals teded to in he hopes by atten
ton to obtain share Of pubic patronage.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06

TAYLOR a CHURCHILL,
HARDWARE GUNS, RIFLES, MUsKErs.
700 English a. French Double Bsrreled SHOT GUNS.t
Sl0. Sl2 md SIC each
so Beet Eng ish Double bsrreled SHOT GUNS at SIS to
20 each.
200 American kIFLES
800 hDskETs and Colts and Remingtons REvOLv-
ERS
25O1 Han Speer's snd B. F. Avsry's PLows
% Oaks knglish Trace CHAINS and Planters HOES
so DOZEN Bunt's ana other AXES
rs TO . svery's Phi abel 'ha n JLLOW WARE
$50 Dozen Root HAMES and Hog Skin CO.LARS
For sale at reduced rates by
TAYLOR a CHURCHILL
No al Magazine sheet, oppoz ite st. james Hotel
The hrst premium GOio Ne awarded Al the
Louisiana State Fsir for the best display Of & arms
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06

C,RkEsT TUHPGN, wHoLEsALs nAsUFAU.
= tarsr Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocosts Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jaiube Paste Gum
Drops, and ssrups BY steam Importer Of French orns
Phrs Deccrsted Toys cosssqass Fancy Pape for Cake
Stands Bouquets Csonsges Fancy Boxes for Christ
mas and New Year Presenss Oornucopiss Ne %
old street. between 81 Louis and Oout srssts New
Orlsane
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06

CARkATZ INSTITUTE,
27 PRYTANIA STREET. CORNER OF FIRST.
Day mn d Boarding school for Young Ladies'.
Session of 1859 win on Is, September Dszt
This Institution offers healthy and secluded Ocat with
spacious looms and shaded grounds.
The course Of instruction Is confu ted by
petent Pro essos srd the Sciences Languages
and Accomplishments fought in the best schools.
For 1ERss-See Crcnsrs or apply at the In-titnte.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
Corner Camp and Terpschore ss opposite Coliseum Place
IUgUFR

The Fourth Annual Session Of this Commercial and CLASH
cal Institute will be opened MONDAY the 3lst August
1858 ats Pupi's iron eighteen wears Of ags)
will be carefully trained for business paruits sdmis-
sion to Of the Southern Colleges
For terms and other particulars apply at the School or
TO the Principal, q Comm ercisl Al ey, orto
W. IRVING CLARKE, Assistant.
$50 Baronne street
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06

NOTICE To TAX PAYEks.
oFFIcZgCIrY AsSEsSoRsl
City Hail. Aug IS, 1868 !
The Board of City Assessors having compile ed their rolls
Of for he year 1863 copies thereof having
teen left with be Secretary OF the Board Is
City Hall the be seen and examines By the
of properly Of said city from o'clock
A 70 O'clock NJ da Sundsss excepted during thirty
Gays from the 18th slant ser which tie Board Of
will Il their odice from q e ock NJ IA
s'eoek on the 22d sd. 24n 25th a Is OF seo,e-
nsder the app cstions made BY parties con
sidering themselves aggrieved.
S p. HARPER
Secretary Resrd Of Assessors.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06

RYE, WHEAT, BARLEY. CORN,
OATS, Hay. AND BRAN.
200 sacks Seed RYE.
200 Whire and Red Seed WHEAT,
20 =. Seed riley
1000 prime White CORN.
1000 .. o. Yellow 81.
1000 e. cho &c 81 Louis OATS
100 e. WHEAT BIAS,
500 bales Western HAY.
For sale ~
JOHN O ROGERS a CO.,
corner Tchouptoulas and poydras streets
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06
.Ghe' 0aSetthG.,

Why is fathers nose like we'll
trained childi Because it is always
under a parents eye.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

We cured threo year old hcifcr
Of sucking herself by smearing her
teais night and morning with soft
grease, and then dpsting them
thoroughly with pulverized cay.
cnne pepper. The applications were
continued about a week and u per-
feet cnFe effected. .-Americ0n Stock
Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

There is Democratic Justice oil
the Peace down in Vernon county
tho only Copp6rhoad county in
Southwest Missouri whose only
objection to negro suffrage is that
The 'niggar is too egnerant," Here
is the way this learned Squire gets
m marriage certificates. We copy
verbatim from the Squiro's origion-
al manuscript:
i1ly tho % 1853 " +,-s .,j
this Is to soritiiy that this day
John davis and
mary Iitheboth tunglin
was duly maid before mo
bf long jp
july the % 1865
lhis is to scrtify that this day
lue mott and manda Drakin ridg
was duly married betor no
b long jp
--Seda'ia (No) Times.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

DELIGHTFuL PCpDIN0 20 n e
quart of boiled milk, quarter Of
pounl ofma.hcd potatoes, a guar
teroiia p5nnd of flour. small
piece OF butter, and. When cold.
add three eggs we'll beaten; bake
half an hour; cat with wine sauce.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

A report oi the Register Of the
Iowa Land Office shows that the
State has received from the General
Government, for Internal improve.
ments and schools, no less than g..
92l.009 acres Of pnb!ic lands.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06
Rhymes for the People,

The old Court House Ia torn down, and the new
oneis on tho top ofthe hill,
But tho subscriber intends to remain atsHAwK's i
CoRNLR still;
Whore to his friends ahd the public with thanks
he would say.
That his goods and his work hO will lsell very
cheap for ready pay.
And those who are owing him for six months
or more
Can bc fully accommodated by paying up tho
old scores aH Pom atI
His motto--now ready--call in, every body you
know;
And this no willsay, without making fuss or
q blow,l ar ou.a..
No matter what bargains you're toii thstyou
elsewhere can get; ,,s ~
Hs willviewlth tho best and warrant you Al a
GOOD a., IEuS ) H1lISf
IiniYir ist'.+t'' .'' '''' '' i2coR HtrB.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

, The three States Of New York
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts
pay more than one half tho entire
Internal revenue tax of the United
States. New York pays nearly
one.foarth.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06
NOTICE.

u G1ton1q r Kn1l1 A nonresIdont N the
a 'ate OF phio, VIII take notice that Iohn
A,.n1Wsh Mod petition agiinst him on the
~ ''y "t Dc 'cmhfr,A. n 1877, in the CLERKS
eulnHI iua lonrt GiC0amon plcns Tor fairAoid
s"l3'N' ohI", rgHI1" lurth TINT hcppr-h(sed
't"ih W." lrsull1t oh tho nth dty Of Tchru,
1tl lH'H LhNI Warrant W B7Id, issued IN
u.i,an l'Nt undcr not at Conpre,. March1d,
l','t lnt l1lWrcF ptlndani fora yniuntle son.
t'ler'l llonnW iherefur--thnl said Werrnht i'm
bf'ng 'tln HuItNd t1 n aud OfBee In Eansas
AHipst lu tho mlll--thHi oh The mn I,y lsi.
we brlWVhrnt ~ tho Interior istund 10 tho
PlahtHt On nnot pfawpership and lnss of ia
'l'Inal o duplicate WErrlnt, which cannot h,
no" i,r Nr IN tho namo Of he nlnlntH lor
WaNo written assignment thereon ,without
!1H soi Lh" Court, aud TO tae end therefor,
lhi lhe same mIyht be ohtaho1, Il Z said no.
lVoh'r nt1y' On tho final hearing, that tho
vpufi prl,f l1 ''rHit thtt Ia dr'enlant cx-
orr. - 'h' plNntN % prnpct l4.irunept M
4hi "i.rirt 90 Do nrnnorly ryetu,ei nnde,,
d7e,r llfrron mud on daMrGt 10 10 do thot
NC tilo -nl ownership Of he same w., ,io'rorI
20 Ne 10 llN nlinnn, sn that thsa,me can be
20, .N". u1m' Hul pr his benefit
~ ilN lt.ullut ts flrthernnt,1ol thnthc
VIII 10 -H1 1I'rfd "a raswcr said B,tltion on or
h'i 10 iH' l'h day OF January, 4. n ia6s, and
on M. uN nit Ao ~ do, dh1rco will hN ob,
,nn't on hia dsfaui as MAYED f,r In ,sid 70.
Wion' join ASHBNliGH,
tons Gnt7prr, Atry
Dec. 10, i1l1.GW.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06
Keep Your Blood Pure.

There nre m a;0dlea, noR before the pub.
lc, 40 we'll calculated &c purity the blood and
reconstruct 20 to snhak) tie whole svstefn
- Rooack'F Hood PuriGer, blood pills and
ston1oh bitters.
Sold by G. O. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06
WE ARE MAKING A oOMpnETn
REVOLUTION IN TRApEl

Ang are selling for ONE DOLLAII, sIik
Mfsrily, ,nnd Alplcea Dresses, shawls, Bala,o.
piatei Ware sewing Machines. Gc, snnJ
Cub. q ten or mare. with 10 cts. for each IA,
sariptivc check, and The getier un Of lie cIni
will recei We present worth Ell s300, nrors
ing % nsmpcy sent AgeHle 7aated every.
vAeIo. Circulars sent tree .el 80
q 4 % FsdssdGg ~. Boston q
jan 2s, isfe-73mpfsf Agr - ~. f,iTS =
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06

Yon never knew a very handsome
, woman eng iged in the "goman's
rights busipess-they can play the
cards they already hold ta better
advantage. ,.4a IT
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-06
MONEY WANT ED.
Change OF ProprIstors.

AFRs. II. ". WILSON, formerly oftho
| lVu "Wilson House" Bremens OHIO, would
respectfully inform tho travelling public thNtshe
for term of years, aud will endtavor 10 render
the guests md patrons Of tho ostabllshmcnt
comfortable. Good stablng, stalls, feed and an
attentive Ostlcr Will always be ready, The bu.
sincsa management otthla House viii be In
eharao ofA. G. snooK, who has boon IN the hotel
busineN fnr n number Of yosrs, and who tiatters
himselfthst le can awe Satisfaction. The pat.
rNn,ge sftho pnbllois is respectfully sollcitcd.--
Give us n trial, Mrs. II. u. WILSON,
AugsS, ts01-tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14
Excerpts,

To find one who has passed through life without sorrow, you must find one who is in- capable of love or hatred, of hope or fear one who hath no memory of the past, no thought of the future one who has no sym pathy with humanity and no feeling in com mon with the rest of mankind.
 X womans head is always influenced by her heart, but a mans heart is always intiu- enced by his head.
 The heart and brain of man is like his watch, no repose until it ceases to move.
 "Immodest words admit of no defense
 The want of decency is the want of scnsc.'
 "Practice flows from principle, for as a man thinks so will he act" Reasons whole pleasure. all the joys of sense. Lie in the words health. peace and competence
 "Slencc is the safeguard and ornament of life"
 "Thcre is a vast deal of vital air in loving words
 No man is wholly bad at oncen
 What we call eternity may be but an end less series of those transitions which men call deaths, abandonments of home after home, ever to fairer scenes and loftier heights. Age after age the spirit, that glorious nomad, may shift his tent, tated not to rest in the dull tlNHlulu or lue Ntatutu. uul CtIt iil- with it ever more its elements-actyity and desire.n
 Labor is the very essence of spirit as of Divinity. Labor is the purgatory of the er- ring; it may become the hell of the wicked, but labor is not less the heaven of the good. WEy should the soul ever repOse God, its 1 principle, rcposes never. Never accustom those you love to do ! without you.n
 "Less Judgment than wit is more sail than ! ballast" ! He who studies his body too much be comes sick, and he who does the same by hi, 1 mind becomes mad.n
 "A man need care for no more knowledg, than to know himself; no more pleasure thar to content himself; no more victory than tc overcome himself; 10 more riches than to en joy himself"
 "The world is more apt to reward appear ances than deserts.n
 "Slanderer-a person of whom the Creek showed proper appreciation when they made the word synonymous with devil i |" He that gives soon gives twice.
 "That load that is cheerfully borne becomes pleasant"