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The New York herald., 1868-12-15
GERMAN Y.
The Boursc-Dinicuiiies or tho Franco.Ameri-
Telegraph.

The Boursc-Dinicuiiics OF the Franco.Amcr
can Telegraph.
FRANKFORT, Nov. %, 1853.
Business In american funds was impeded to-day
by the non-arrival OF New York teleqrams. This
irregulary which has several times OF late
is highly censurabie and must originate on your side
OF the Atlantic. Bonds were steady and IN good re-
quest for the monthly liquidation as there was very
little noatng stock. those 1882 bonds, which were
exchanged against 1855 and iss7's having been
absorbed by investments Austrian bank and rail-
way shares in great request, and have risen from
six to twelve per cent In price. New issues Of
government and railway bonds continue to food the
market Ncxt week q Prussian four and o half per
scrbed lor and readily taken mp. Brunswick loan
OF 10O00,000 tha,ers IN lottery tickets OF twenty
thalers each, will bc subscribed for next Monday,
and there are already applications for i've times the
amount. The Austrian railway preference shares
all subscribed for twenty fold. With Russian railway
bonds the market appears 20 be glutted and sub
scriptIon for II, 100000 thalers OF the Chorthaw.
kremcnkchuy Hallway will not be tried here, and
be restricted TO London and Berlin Money Is again
very plentiful.
ii appears that the promoters OF the French Attain.
tic cable Will get into trouble with their subscribers
object to paying the new call, and have resolved,
mt meeting al PARIS TO bring acton for reclaim
Ing the forty per cent already paid. They complain
Of having been dupcd oy the prospectus issued at
concession from the United States government had
been Obtained so that the line must make the round.
about by English territory. and that other irregu
laries to the detriment OF shareholders have taken
place. The shares quote nominaly seventy-Ave
francs Tor 200 paid up.
A Minister DcHcs the Power Of ParIiament.
During the sitting OF the lower house OF the Prus-
rian Diet on Tuesday afternoon December T. Herr
Windhorst moved that the replacing OF the members
OF rhe Superior Tribuu nj by judges who are not
officially appointed as members OF that tribunal IL
not allowed by law. This motion was he subject OF
very animated speech from the Minis or of Justice,
who said;-fVu may succeed by these motions
In efiecting saving OF money, but you
will not prevent additional judges being brought
into requsiti0n ! have no liberal tendencies and
do not Try to curry favor with political parties II
necessary / shall appoint additional Judges and
pace The amount OF their saiaries In the budget.
THIS would be the occasion for q conflict whicn tho
government does )t seek but wiz accept II forced
~ II. shall IN future propose to tae King only
The New York herald., 1868-12-15

The funeral Of Brevet Major y. A. III. Gacbel, First
Lieutenant Forty-lfth infantry, United States Army
formerly Lieutenant Colonel OF the Seventh regimens
New York Volunteers (Steuben Rines), and subse-
quenty Lieutenant Colonel OF the Sixteenth reg
mcnt Veteran Reserve Corps viii take place TO-DAY
in Brooklyn. The following ofnclal order has been
issued relating thereto
SPECIAL ORprRs, No IT,
HEADQUARTERS GRsERAT RRoRUiriSg srnvrcr,l
UNITED sgArEs ARMY,
Nrw YORK CRY, Dec a. ls63
L. In consequence of the death Major Frrcrcs
A. H. Gaeoe Gned States Amy First Lieutenant Forty
Int aniry (ste Lieutenant Colonel Seventh New YORK
teeFs a brooklyn, N. W December l2 1888, Breye,
der General n. u. Warren, commanding Fort
New YORK harbpr will detail the proper funeral escort
oand apd hei music 20 attend the obscques o. I'M cor
which viii take place at the strong place Bapt's.
ner oi strong place and Degraw street scush =
Tuesday December l5 nj hapast one O'Clock prevcx
The escort will accompany the remains OF ,ns ,ysr.
Major uaebcl TO Governors Island, New fo 10
they win be inferred with the prescribed ho
The Quarterlnasier' department will furns" '"e "saS
. 0ncers of the army are respectfully invited 70 attend
By order OF ,..-u, prirrrPFrRrp
AsA BIRD OARDNr7 Frst licu'ehA"' 1'i''a iA'ah"J
Acting Assistant Ad djutant GenerA
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TuE LARGEST LOAD YEr-The good steanshin MIS-.
fro,n inc simmer Mag Inta. TIE Miseisslppi which
arrived from memphis yesterday. brought down
la halas of cotton, eIghty-hve more bales than
wore broIlrlit down by the Magenta. THIS IL the
iarrest load since the war. The Mississippi also
br Ignt 0own x2ol SACKS OF cotton seed besides
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such judges for the Superior Tribunal as will not
acce any seat IN the Diet.n This speech created
great sensation in the House andafter vi0ent de-
bate the motion OF Herr Windhorst was adopted.
The New York herald., 1868-12-15

Tho Resignation OF Mr.. Disvaeii.
From the London Globe, Dec. a.
The circumstances under wnlch the late Parlla-
The New York herald., 1868-12-15

Execution Of Mont and Tosnetii-Particulars
Of Their Crime and Sentence-Appoinfmen
of an Italian Ecclesiastical Commissioner.
, 1868-04-28
$ 4. G e OK A V s.

ningsgrunde som / den n8rverende. Den
endelige Ophevelse af den nu anlagte Ac-
ton Wide imidlertid afhenge at HIS. Maize
stats Resolution men han agtede at gj0re
Indstilling derom. til Ministeriet, og mid
lertid at lade Sagen s@tte i Bero her.
Fernandez Wide bem9rke, at hvls Ac-
tionen hevedes, Wide Diet v@re ct stort
Held for den Tiltalte, idet denne, efter hvad
Fernandez var overbeviist ON, like kunde
undgaae at s~traffes for hans Forhold, og at
Straffen like kunde bIive en- ~Pengeb0de,
men ofentligt Arbeide, eller Fengsel, ola
hans Br0de var intet mindre end Attentat
paa en- statsforraderisk Handling.
4de Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (McWilliam) erklerede. at saa Fald
vidste ingen Mand her ON og hvornaar han
kom til at gj6re sig skyldig i Statstorrede-
RE, og spurgte, ON Raadet seIV like nu
havde Gjort noget lignende.
2det MedIem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict RatcIiffe) udtalte den Bemarkning,
at f0rend der var Tale ON Straf, skulde For
brydelsen yere beviist.
Fernandez svarede paa disse Bemark-
nfnger, at Raadet havde henvendt sig til
sin egen Regiering, men den Tiltalte OPP
fordrede til Hcnvendelse til en- tremmed
Rcgiering; Beviset fandtes / Avisen dette
var strafbart, hint var derimod like andet
and hyad frie Mand i Ell fri Commune low
ligt kunde gj6re.
Dermed bortfaldt Discussionen.
4, Valg af Medlemmer til Commissioner til
Toldbodtaxten.
VaIgte bleye Planter Radcliffe med II
og Planter og Kj0bmand W. II. Heyliger
med 9 Stemmcr.
M6det sluttedcs III. IA.
, 1868-04-28
TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE
Colt IAL co I'LL
FOR ST. CROIX.

Conclusion of the meeting Of oath February
8, The 2nd discussion of the proposal by the
1St member for ChriStiansted'S country dis
trict (%Christmas), that the Council would
support a petition from the planters soliciting
more favorable conditions for the importa-
ton of the Islands produce into the mother
country.
The Chairman stated, that no amendments
had been entered, and in case the Council ac-
coded to the Committee Report, he would have
read a memorial compiled by him and the 1St
member for Frederiksted's town (Sarauw) for
the Councils adoption.
The 2nd member for Christiansted'S country
district (Ratclitfe the Speaker of the Com
mittee, referred to the contents of the report,
which spoke for itself.
The Governor observed, that he, as hereto
fore stated, would support the matter. lie
would meanwhile draw attention, that neither
in the planters petition nor in the committee
report was anything distinctly stated, whether
it would agree to a reduction IN the duties on
goods from the mother country in the eveut of
the Home Government and the Diet finding it
necessary to fix that as a condition for grant
ing protection to this Islands produce when
imported into the mOther-cOuntry. AS however
the Chairman, when stating his views on the
matter in the meeting Of the 14th October last,
had expressed, that the colony would readily
re-establish the privileges for Danish vessels
and the exemption from duty on goods from
Denmark and on goods that have already PAID
duty there, provided it would obtain 0 pro-
lection for its produce in the Danish market,
and as the Committee has in its report referred
entirely to the views expressed by the Chair
man in that meeting, His Excellency would, IN
, 1868-04-28

UCU llllrluC dO fAlobddClSCh oNNANO
trekke i Langdrag, vii Raadet anmode
Deres H6ivelbaarenhed ON, at al Kraft at
virke for, at til Afstaaelsen foregaaer, at
denne Oes Producter we'd Indf6rsel i Dan
mark skulle hyde en- Toldbegunstigelse
fremfor lignende Producter fra fremmede
Steder af mindst To Shilling R. M. pr. Pund
Sucker, og III Rigsdaler r. NJ. pr. 80
Viertler Rum, og at saadaf~ T~oldbegunsti-
gelse maa trade Kraft for al Indf6rsel her
fra for hele indevRrende Aar.
CoIonialraadet for st. Croix den 24de
Februar 1868"
Da Ingen begjereGe Ordet sattes Udka-
stet under Afstemning og vedtoges cen
stemmigen med IA Stemmer.
1ste Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Christmas) udbad sig Tilladelse til
at rette en- Foresp6rgsel til Hans H0lvel-
baarenhed GOuverneuren | sldSte Mode
havde Hans H0ivelbaarenhed Gouverneuren
udtalt, at han, naar Raadet tiltraadte I'd
valgets Bet9nkning, like Wide v9re uvillig
til at suspendere Actionen imod Redacteu-
rem af st. Croix Avis, naar der havdes nOgen
Sikkerhed for at FOrs6g paa Tilskyndelse
til Henvendelser til en- fremmed Regjering
like wilde blive g%jentaget. Han Wide nu
tillade sig at sp0rge, ON Gouvernementet
like Mt Wide tinde en- saadan tiIstrakkelig
Sikkerhed deri, at Diet til enhver It'd Wide
kunne anlegge en- ny Action for ct glen
taget Fors6g i den o%mhandlede Refining.
Ski6ndt han selv like h0rte til dem, der
forsvarede Redacteuren, og han tyertimod
aldeles miSbilligede S~krivemaaden i Diet
omhandlede Blad, ansaae han<det dog on
skeligt, at hin Action, der un9gtelig havde
den almindelige Mening st@rkt imod sig,
kunde bortfalde.
3die kongevalgte Medlem DuBois) er-
klerede sig aldeles enig i de af Vicefor-
manden brugte Udtalelser, og underst6ttede
hans Henstilling.
Gouverneuren udtalte, at han Diet for
rige Mode havde opfordret Raadet til tor
linden Udvalgsbetenkningen sattes under
Afstemning, mole at o~verveie U~dtrykkene /
samme, ogsaa med Hensyn til Diet Indtryk
samme Wilde gj6re ligeoverfor den af Gou-
vernementet n0dtVungent anlagte Action.
Han havde fremhevet, at ct F0rs6g paa en-
Henvendelse til en- fremmed Magt for at
fremkalde dennes Indblanding / ct dansk
Statsanliggende etter wore Loves Grund-
setninger MATTE ansees strafbart, og at
Gouvernementet derfor Wide have tilside-
sat sin Pligt, dersom Diet like havde insti-
tueret den omhandlede Action. bet MATTE
imidlertid erkjendes, at Observation-Disclosures
hvorunder him Optordring i Pressen var
fremkommen gave nogen ~Undskyldning,
og der var Grund til at antage, at Redac-
teuren like dengang havde varet sig Diet
Strafbare deri beyidst og den at Raadet
nu vedtagne Henvendelse til Gouverne-
mentet ON Onskeligheden af denne Oes
Afstaaelse, og hans egen Erklering at vile
underst6tte denne H~envendelse, MATTE
unagtelig bidrage til at sette him Action
i endnu Store Modsetning til den alminde-
lige Mening end allerede har veret Tilfel-
det. [ Anledning at den stillede Foresporg-
sci Wide han erklare, at han gjegne med
Foresp6rgeren var enig j, at tilstrekkelig
Sikkerhed imod en- Gjentagelse at noget
Forsog paa en- Henvendelse til en- fremmed
Magt eller Tilskyndelse dertil, Wide ligge
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30
To MY Old Customers and the
Public.


l am just receiving a fresh stock
Of Spring and Summer Goods,
comprising a full line Of Foreign
and Domestic Cloths, Cdssimeres,
Vsstings, Jeans. Satincts, Tlreeds,
Cottonades, Musiins, Caecks. len
inns, Hats, Caps, Trunks and "a
Uses, together with full limo of
Gents Furnishing Goods.
I also keep constantly on hand o
large stock of Mems and Boys
Clothing, which l will warrant to
be OF my own manufacture and
made 10 good style.
Those wanting Clothing made to
order, will do we'll to coll, as !
have secured the services Of b. G..
TRouT, (sce card below well
known in this community as a
flrst- class Cuttor, and master OF
his profession.
r@ Our workmen are cxcclled
by none.Da
Thanking you for past favors,
and desiring a continuance of the
same, / shall ever endeavor to
please, both in prize and quality
of goods.
] remain, yours truly,
ORRIN T.. PETERS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30
New York Cattle Market.
NEw YoRK. April 27.

Beeves are depressed, under large offer.
ings, and pricesare <c lower; demand moder-
ate, buyers apprehending estill lower pricesi
sales Of extra at ls1S@ioc, prime l71Sisc, fair
to good I61z@l7c, inferior to ordinary li@Is11c.
Receipts, 6,sos head.
sheep and lambs are in fairreauest for
good stock, at about previous rates, whilecom-
mon are slow OF sale at low prices. shorn
Sheep are quoted a. hs,l@s1zc and unHhorn at
s@Sc. On sale to-day q.2OO head. Receipts for
the week, l6,o75.
Hogs arein considerable activity and about
former prices are realized. The offerings to,
daywere large oi cars at Fortietb street and
s,S5e head nt commuhipaw, with sales AZ 90
ssSc fortnight to common, osl@lo1lc for fair to
good.and lo9k@lo11Sc for heavy corn-ied. Re,
ceipts for the week 1910 head.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30
Lancaster and Newark Rail-
road.

rOdOs
W. W. GRAVES, Engineer, has
obligingly furnished us with the
report Of a preliminary examina.
ton made by him Of the route for
the proposed Railroad from Ian
caster to Newark, and the same
will be found printed on the first
page Of this issue. The report dis
closes facts of the most gratifying
character to the friends Of this i'm.
provement. The con6guration Of
the country between the two cities
is found to be Of the most favorable
description for the cheap construc-
tiop Of a railroad, and It's fertility
and resources such as TO afford the
greatest possible amount Of busi-
ness to the road when completed,
We commend the report to the
careful attention of our readers,
and trust that it may arouse re-
newed interest in the project that
will give practical results in the
speedicst possible time.
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Life ana Accident Insurance.
While Insurance Companies Of
all kinds and their agents are set.
ting forth thcir clAins to public
consideration II should not bo for
gotten that B. F. REIEnUND is tho
efficient Lancaster Agent Of the
Travellers Life and Accident Ia.
surance Company Of Hartford,
Conn. whose advertisement ap-
pears in another column.
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The HERALD OF HKALrn FOR
MAY Is before MS. The aonly
Spices and Condiments permit.
ted and advocated BY this popular
monthly are peace, pure air, prop
crly prepared food, no medicine,
and lots Of nature in large doses.
Its list ofexceIlent contributors arc
fully in keeping with its high-ton- :
ed teachings In the June num-
Der will 10 commenced q series Of
valuable articles to parents on the
Care, Education, and Rearing Of
Children, expressly written for it
BY Mrs. Horace Mann, Miss E. P.
Peabody, Grac&Greenwood, Fran
ces Dana Gage, Mrs. Dio Lewis,
Sarah Jane Hale, Elizabeth Oakes
Smith, ETC., and will be continued
through tho volume. So per an
mum, 20 cts. per number. Address
Miller, Wood & Co., Publishers, Ia
Laight Street, New York.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30
OBITUARY.

DIED-Atthe residence Of horfather, Louis
Lowering, Eaq., near Sedalia, Pettis county,
Missouri, ON the LIST day OF March, A. D. 1868, OF
consumption, Miss Cara Leyering, after an Ill
ness Of nine months, aged 10 yeRrs and one
month.
Thedeceased was born and.raised near Ian.
caster, Ohio and removed with her parents
some years since, to Missouri. She wiii be se.
membered by all horfriends andacquaintances
here for her gentleand amiable character.
She was not long permitted to enjoy the pleas
ures Of her new and pleasant home in tho west i
northc society OF her newly made acqua' MT
ances aud friends there.
Although IN the bio ,m OF early womanhood,
she has been cut down like anower, yet her
memory remains embalmed in the hearts o
Of her friends.
The angels came, In her youth and lnnoce ncy,
and beokoned her away, and she has gone with
them, to q better and a brighter home. CON.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30
A New Book.

"Men OF Our Day." is another
new book, for which Mr.. Charles
Russell is the Agent. This book
givcsa complete biography Of the
lives and deeds Of Generals, States
men, Orators and political leaders
now on the stage Of action; includ.
ing anecdotes andincidcnts oftheir
public character. Tho book 10
written by IT,. p. Brockctt, NJ. D..
a well known and popular writer.
The work tellsthe stories Of over
fifty men Of our day and nation,
comprising entertaining narrative,
instructive biography and his
tory with moral teaching, and
healthy mental stimulus. The
character of this book, and the ac-
crracy with which Il is gotten up,
will undoubtedly sccuro fer it a
deserved degrco of popularity and
an extensive sale.
Tho work will contain over 600
pages, and will bo beautifully illus.
trated with over 40 life.like por,
traits, and put upin neat and beau.
tiful binding, and delivered to sub.
seribers, in English cloth binding.
for sS 90; in French Morocco
gilt back, for SO 75- This will be
an interesting work as it will fur
nish a vast amount Of interesting
matter.
Mr.. Russell will call on our citi
zcns for the purpose of receiving
subscriptions.
Mr.. Russell wishes to employ ar
active Agent to canvass this coun
ty for subscribers.
~ +
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30
Lecture.

Rev, \. W. cHIDLAw, Of cincin-
natl, will deliver a free lecture TO
the public, under the auspices "
the x. NJ. Q. A., at the Prcsby to.
rian Church, on Monday eve. May
4th. DR.. CHIDLAw is one of the
most earnest and jealous workers
for tho Improvement Of Young Men
in the State, and We venture to say
the lecture viii be one Of more than
ordinary interest, and hope to see
the house crowded.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30

Those irreyerent lads whocailed names after
aeertain "bald head ofoid, deserved their un-
timely end, because at that time no panacea had
been discovered 10 restore the human hair up
on the bald spots. But now Rings Vegetable
Ambrosla is known to possess the rare merit
ofinyIgorating ihe roots and filling them so full
oflIfe, where not entirely dead, that they can
not help putting forth a new growth which III
walls IN beauty the locks ofyouth.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30
Our Streets.

The street.sprinkler commenced
plying his vocation on Main street
on Tuesday last. The night fol.
lowing tho streets had heavy
sprinkling from the clouds. On
Wednesday q powerful corps Of la
borers, under the direction of Su.
pervisors CASEY and PLlNKE, were
engaged in scraping tho accumu-
lated mud into heaps, preparatory
to its being cartcd off. Main street
will soon bc in q fine condition Of
cleanliness.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April 27

Flonr-superHne ss@o so; Family IL OO@
II so; Fancy is OO@ls 90.
Winter wheat, rcd, 2 Oo@2 60; white
Q 1902 so. Corn O2@oIc. Rye O5@0 10. Oats
7s@Slc. Barley2 6O@s rs for Spring and Fall.
Provisions-Mes Pork s2s@9s 96i Shout
ders ls)Sc.; Sides i5c.i Smoked do. .lsss4@lS14c.i
Hams 10000; Lard ls14@is1Sc.
Butter-Best Central Ohio s2@57c.
Cheese-New, lO@l4c.; Old, l4@lsc.
Eggs--2ic per doz. shippers count.
seeds--clover sssS@lOc per lb.; Timothy s2@
2gS, aud Flax 0S@2 80 per bu.
TAilow --i2@lH11zc per ID. "a
-Unwashed 10 Fine. Fleece, ,..a5@42c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30

LANCASTER AND BALTIMORE TURN
.pIKE.--The work upon this valua-
bic improvement is going on with
d rush, We learn that the con-
tractors, Messrs. N. BooKER& Co,
have large force employed the
line between this city and Balti-
more, and that they arc making
an cxcelleEt and substantial piece
of work oft. TIE line from Bal
timore to the Licking county line
has been sub-let to a Mr.. SURNs,
who is said to be pushing the work
ON that portion in an equally spir-
tied manner.
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A CARD.

Having dissolved my business
connection with the firm Of Rising,
Miller & Seipcl, | will be found. on
and afterthe 10th Of March, with
Orrin g. Peters, where l will be
pleased tosee all my old friends
and customers, with as many new
once as may favor me with call,
and all can rest assured that the
same desire to please which has
governed me heretofore, will con-
tinue to influence my endeavors in
the future. II. G. TROUT.
March 18th. 1868.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30

Tho Ladies' Of the N. E. Church
will entertain their friends this
(Thursdsy) Eve, April 30, with q
Unite Society at the residence Of
Mrs. DR.. Eiknger.
The proceeds are to be applied
to purchasing q carpet for tho
rooms Of the YIN. G. A. A gener.
al Invitation is extended, and it is
hoped the object IN view vii bring
Outa largo crowd.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30
GRAND MilIlnery Opening.

-
The Spring opening for 1868,
will take place at the now and at
tractivc establishment of Miss
KATE Quill, (Rising Building, Co.
lumbus Street on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, April Both, and
May 1st and I'd.
Tho ladies of Lancaster and
Fairfield county are cordially in
vited to attend.
Remember, the opening com
mences TO DAY. 1t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30

NEW PAsToR. Tho English Ln-
theran congregation Of this city
have called to their charge Rev.
HoUoH, recently Of Plymouth,
Riohland county He preached
ii Lancaster for tho first time last
Sunday.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30

BusNEas CHAEaE.By notice
elsewhere ii will be secn that a dis
solution Of the firm Of G. DRrsBAcn
4 Co. has taken place. Tho mer-
camille business Of the old house
will bo continued by G. DREsDAcH,
who will keep up the excel
iont fsputahon Of the establishment
70 its highest point.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30
podge 8 BartIne,s yarietIes.

Dodge ~ Bartine's tarlcties'
This celebrated combination
troupe Of equestrian, acrcbatic'
dramatic, and variety performers,
will exhibibit in Lancaster, this.I-
ternoon and evening. We havo
heard their performances spoken Of
by persons who have witnessed
them, as being Of a high order, and
tho entertainment they give is said
TO be Of the most attractive charac.
tsr. Tho immense variety Of per-
performances viii constitute an at
traction superior to those of any
circus, and we advise tho lovers Of
amusement to 60 in and be con-
vinced.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30

SPIRITUAL DEMcssrRATioNs.-
II is rumored that "the spirits
have recently made an exciting
raid INTO the dwelling Of one q
our well known citizens. Particu-
lars too indefnite foY detail.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

will Immediately relieve and per
manently cure tho most aggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour
stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
Physicians, clorgymen and all who
use it, join in unbounded praise of
its great virtues. Sold BY Drug
gists everywhere. Prico 81 90. f52]
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30

I. A. BEACH having purchased
the Excelsior Art Gallery Of Deia-
ware, Ohio, (his former place Of
business J will be in Lancaster but
a short timo. Those wanting pic
lures Of his make would do we'll to
call soon. 6,H.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-30
Eor Rent.

A good house for small family.
One Cooking and one Parlor Stove,
with other furniture, for sale on
the premises.
Enquire at this Office. Q II.