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just published, a new
edition of Dr. Gull
VerWeIl's SeIe.
bra ted Essay on
the rd,lical care with
out medicine) of SPER-
r.ArnButInA mr. gami-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-31
Iee.C'realil

The following directions for making ice
cream are furnished by a lady who is noted
for her success in the preparation of this
most acceptable refreshment:
''To the making of good ce-cream, five
things are essential-namely: pure sweet
milk or cream, fresh eggs, white sugar,
good tiavoring extracts, and maizena,, or
corn starch, or arrowroot The last men
toned it is difficult to obtain in an unatlul-
terated state. and maizena, is nice enough
for the most delicate taste.
1.-THE most common fault in ice-crcam is
tlakiness, which may be produced by the
use of milk which has been ,ratered, or by
al imperfect method of freezing, There
arc seqera. kinds of patent frcegers now
advertised, each of which claims the sure-
riority. have one i'll use which promises
to do its work in five, and actually does it
thoroughly in from eight to fifteen minutes
according to the quality of the cream
The more pure cream there is in it, the
the longer will be the time required for
freezing it. The best flavoring extracts |
have ever used are Lubin's. They can be
obtained in half-pint bottles, much more
economical way of buying than by the
small bottles so much in use:
81 have for the last three years expert
mented quite extensively with different re-
cipes, and have settled upon the follow
ing as making the best icc-cream:
No. 1.
1.-Two quarts of milk, four eggs, three
quarters of a pound of white sugar, two
tablespoonfuls of maizena,, and little salt
Boil the milk with the salt for two or three
minutes i'll a tin pail, set in a kettle of wa
ter Remove it from the fire and stir in
the maizena, dissolved in a little cold milk.
then the sugar, and lastly the eggs. Stir
it constantly for two OF three minutes to
keep the eggs from cooking. Add the fla
voring extract just before freezing The
mixture shonld be thoroughly cooled before
freezing, as otherwise the process is retard-
ed.
No. 9.
SklH al 'luiII VI CIcdll from i've quarts
of milk, which should have been standing
in four hours; add to it one quart of new
milk, two tablespoonfuls of maizena,, three
quarters of u pound of sugar, il little salt,
four eggs or less, or none ut all. With the
four eggs it is very rich, too rich for most
tastes. Flavor as you like. The cooking
process is the same as in No. 1.
No. 3.
"a still richer article may be made by
using clear cream, and in this case no eggs
should be used. The same proportion of
other ingredients should be observed.
''There are good many articles of cook
cry which require only the whites of eggs;
the remaining yolks are very nice in either
of the first recipes instead of the regular
number of entire eggs. From four to
twelve yolks may be used in No. 1; from
two to six in No. ..
"The first recipe makes Il more Geo
nomical dessert than most pies puddingS."
Hearth and Honae.
The voice of nature-The blowing of
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roAL of superior quality for sale 10y
" JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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FARM And HOUSEHOLD,

SEs5@To any who will contribute an coca
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or oftener if so inclined-we will send copy
of The JVhig free.
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The voice of nature-The blowing of
flowers.
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"Bairett's'' is Indispensable.
Yick,s Floral Guido.

,We invite attention to the an
nouncoment by JAMES YIcK,- OF
Rochester, N, T., to be found in
another part of this paper. in rcla-
tion to his Floral Guide for 1869
1t is the most splendid and com
plete affair of tho kind ever gotten
up in this country-but tho best
thing about it is its reliability as a
"Ghide" 10 Florists, Gardeners
and others in the matter ofprocpr'
ing the choicest Flower and
Vegetable Seeds and Plants
Every lady who takes, delight in
the rearing Of flowers, and every
gardener, whether on a large Of
small scale, should hasten to Sc
cure this valuable aid, especially al
the present is the time to be pro
curing tull supplies of seeds, &c
for the coming season.
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.IntArnal Revenue.

.,o We learn that Col. CoNNELL, U.
S. Assessor for tho 18th Ohio Dis
trlct, has abolished the sub district
recently in charge of defaty.As-
ses,or y. W. PEARsE, now eeccas-
cd, and that Fairfield county now
forms a single district, the deputy
Assessors for which are Mossrs
John GARAGurY and II. W. Car
pESTER, the latter of whom ha'
been recently appointed and beer
furnished with tho proper commits
sion from Washington.
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lunIon lBIbIc Mecting. :.

The Ahhiversary Meeting of4he
Fairfield County Bi6le Socicty, will
be held in. tho M, u. Church Of this
city. on Sunday evening next, the
24lh inst at Z O'Clock.
ltis expected tint all tho Prot
cstant Churches Of Lancaster will
co operate aud mako this meeting
cfIcctnal. The exercises Of the Oc.
casion will be varied, appropriate
and interesting. All who recog-
nize the Bible us a Divine and bu.
man indispcnSahiliiy and who re-
we're it us such are earnestly and
afTectionately inyited TO be pres.
cnt. By order,
Il l. SLocUM, Scc'y.
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geiher and mako Us better nc.
Dquaintcd with each o'bcr. Weafe
Americans, all, and although sepa.
rated by State and county lines,
are members Of the same great
ouSehold, and sbopld cherish lald
cultivdtc toward each 'othor Glic
most iralcrDal regard. That such
will be the effect Of these lines Of
communication penetrating into
'pnd binding together oil parts OF
Ibis nation, there can be- no doubt.
| pray God the dgy is not remote
when VIC shall have no imaginary
Mason ard Dlxon's line, ahd that
the people OF Boston and Concord,
aud New York, and Richmond, und
charleston aud New Orleans, will
learn TO ,regard each other us
brethren living under tho same
great government, amenablc TO and
projected and govern d by the
same general laws ''s'-' ~ ~
And while extending to you,
Senators and Representatives, the
welcome Of our peopto and city
authorities, We arc not unmindful
how much wo- arc indchtedliolb
officers and managers OF this i'm.
portant public work. and TO them
and TO you and to all lagain ex.
tend u most cdrdiat wclcomo. "
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New Drug store.

Ihsvo opened, on Main Street,
a retail Drug and Prescription
Store, and i keep in connection
Herewith q good assortment Of
Toilet articles. .ayHI .uaf
NJ stock is entirely new, select
cd in New York City by myself, and
persons dealing with me can rest
assured of getting pure and fresh
Medicines at fair prices.
I.pay particular attention to NIL
ing Physicians prescriptions.
l-r ,,a-,o ra' II. B. HUNTER.
Lancaster, Ohio, Dec. ., '68.,
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Fraternal Visit.

Capital Encampment, I. 0. 0,
f., of Columbus, havo resolved to
make an excursion to Lancaster Oh
tho second Thursday, [llth, Of
February, for the purpose of max
ing a visit to their brethren Of
Hockhocking Encampmont of Ian
caster. Thoy propose to come in
force, which will produce an influx
Of q large crowd of excellent gen
- tlemen to our eity. ..
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DIR. CONE

May be eananlied as follSSA In 1880. fNrA
In Lasicahitr ~ ] he TAllnaase House, On
Tuesdays anef tle E1prraa tfoin goes y al tlliUl
Tho Accommodation tran eoes west iuthoete.
nlng, Feb. .; March % May 4; June 9; July
10 Aug. II Ugt. 81 Nov. ..
In Amanda at The R0olsay Houpe. on wednes.
days, untlltho Express rant goes West bt noon,
Feb l9j hhyeh ali May 8; June y \, July ~;
Sopt. 4; Oct. q; NoS1O. TIT = V''s'r WITT
IN New Lexington nj the colborn Honae, 'nae
AoiHtt ysrFeb ~ Aerch ~ Aiay Jlne q;
July " Aug, 50; Oct.4j N0y.s. "a
Dr. CONE treats Bronchitis, Lsrynglls. Con.
sumption, Asfhrna. and Nil diseasss of lhb
Lungs and air passages, Scrohlla. EnlaTged
Ionstls, Rronchoctle or Big Neck, TumOura dr
al varieties, Dyspepsia, Plleas NslfralgiA, Epk-
lepsy, Chorea, Paralysis and general nervous
lhnutriton, Diseases Of the Heart, Liver. X ID
heyN, Skin Stomach, Hp0d. all tn Q diseases
hecniia1to Femmes aud nilChronlc and Cohsti.
tlt'snal Diseases. 7rs
nr. Scae experts to visit Lancaster regularity
~ ye"rr. u YOU are IN poor health consult
MN; iouwIH be amply rewarded for ii me and,
TopIle ~ the dIerongh OK animation and satt5.
~etory descfi rtion gwen your case. : WV
Consultation freein Glisasos! Medicinos cash. Y
Jan'y :, 'Gs-ti. M ,,.l I 4, -. : :
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Mr.. Creed's Reception Speech.

- ~ Nf.N 20 II
,Tho E,llow;ro ia = ray;sed ranort !
'o''o"'"s ~ ~
VI W Anuress VI =. +" e.uo"no e. u'''' IN
cred oy WIZ. CREED, Esq, on inc
occasion of the reception at!hc
City Hall on Wednesday last, Of
,hdRa;t,oba ovcursirn from Go. /
,, .n,,.;,,inrof,h ,ho inc;sI.
'u'''us' 'o"'''''"e " ~"
'tpre' Cily Councllll o. ~, Columbus, ulr t1, ana
citizens: .'' ''''Tahas2na .rem '.-dg
Senator'S and Representatives, M,mtcr' of
he City Council and Gentlemen q Of Our our good
'ye"y , 0r0o'umoa'' a's. 'i.,gr , 'u,s. ,.,,.
~ '"o n",no "nu ou oeuu III
all oprPeoP.s' sSte yos ', a cora,a. ~ y "a
weteone,ane 4s ."" paN.ts ISL
lAw'Coserte,s' C W, "". d''eo.eu @ w
our Cl!y ra'nerS apu corPorato
aa.noaa;'os 1 !; ''s " 'euo . ;,s w ,ho % ,.aa !
your ssyou'n uinops. -? wy Ivy
uoHi Vi our lntt., ,''tt.I C''y' o.,i ,...oi
io you, se.''e'usn ~ i"I ;aIah,J tam
"H"s Po"e,, ~, Z. v" .uooiou .
lor 'ho ~,oo ,': an4 .i' oo"o.0snv .',''':ot 's"'
utes py "n''n wy tS.eo ~ oui
PeeSPio .aVo oeou rs s,,u'ateu, 9ll''e.. unu
INC Nas' resources VI ouF o'a.oa ~.
soa'pG~ I, ovto"'S ys"1o %so' WV, Wv
oIau.l'1. I.i ."y a'; o'Ii ""'.n 9ou
P"Sseu - oJ'H."s Iitea ""s
uovl, @ unooAH ~, ,Ti ""U uI''.aSeu ,o;.
w!'uelhess' n0n "nu w n"" Z
years 'noreai.or i';, ."1 PeoP,o ,t, u. ,,tn, ar
'u's '"s, sIon ""'."S "'|so Io i'hNn ,UG"S Gn
ma, r,tt ~ ~. ,iot;oa III sp'a os.b - n6;n",
.SSfS:.rYL F'topulnts,YSn"1 = 1' = '"'"Y
'nG,r own ool'su"p''on. a o.n.
~ DuI 49,; tho m'SnVL ge"'u' Va ~
WIZ OI.nton ope".u up a,arNo. ,o.
10 tne prouuets o. q. .he toaI swos'
ana sco'' lpeTcailsr .ne res's.4'uro
Oh On.o' e,nu'"'a"s emu. d ."o aialn vAdp,o ,on ~,
s'Stor S'a,o, ni"Du ~ " ptUo'U 0hio C"nI ai
giving to tho people west of tae y
mountains anu anu o' cue on'1 iuc.''i !
llesl w wtl'cyu'Wonuet'qu ~ uutanceI uh1rI u
tho Va'uo OF 'ne'r i"nus' muI'lp'Ieu
Ihe prouuc's oi tno SOIL "nu "uueu
m'lllonS 10 inc wc"ieh anu rosour'
ces OF oul PeoPle; DI. tnsse Hrea'
PGol'c works wnlch arc lnper'snl', ',
o'e honanen's " eno s.~ius - y, Y w =
apIli.y W nIn WY Pi"J'Sso ' 81
same t,l nr snorC riD1 ol tne wants an.'
uemanps oi OUT Pc1Ple, 1AHu roM
over all 'n's grea'' omon' 'naoo
OF states ID lneH Pr2spec.s st9IFY,
IN their resources yas', anS a,S ~ su'
sp'rit ana Paer'o.'s"l % Vncl' poo
pie tnv'pc!oleN sEg eA'Suuef "Hu
lhrow9 lFtNA ar9enq S,In " ifon oM ohnas as D1
wnicn space Is a,l"'n''a'ou, ,no ., ~,
.ermos! paF.s ofIugn. ,n' ,n;'HV' y !.
lmmedI"te' ana 1 pray Al@sSE
t GOD IN alltcomlng llmo' ~ lrienu', H'i1,,
q rettapnotFnEsYyZpr o. .a,L.,5d Ma,,h,
IL It's Is sald sac OF Eng!ana tnat u D .n'
!, vastness OF her domlnlons ls meas cas-
urea urea only oy 'ne r's,n w, ~ ~ =
t'ng OF the % sun ana tae oSn',hS !. y :. =
n nor drums courses VIII VI, o'e ,F"s rF'Sl"t ~
t ana a. gong Gown WI .nefcol: y; r;s... h", M",
. tng'aape, my H9E'ontu7 ils !eHfSlY' !,
oy no otner ha'loh III '"' s'0''n0'
8 of her public works
: Although our POSSESSIONS PTa.sI q y ar VI
d not aoItGa over INC. .;s eat.o es'1o 1a
surface herS S {ta GR ms sa c9a;5nsns yiso Oi
tween inc A.,Ins,; auu IS rSe,nO, ho mo
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.iSneciaINoticc.

| wish.rcspecthlly TO caution the public to
beware of the promises of Wheeler Il wilson
and other agents to furnish Singers Now Fam
nyseviug maehinesto those who are not salts
Oed with the pachigSs thsysell totths singer
machines can only be obtained from an agent oil
the Singer Manufacturing Company.
Jas, Duncan, Agt,
pN Y Rising Block, Columbus jstpeetI
Jan. II, isC0.f. Lancaster, ohlo'
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Read "Barrott's" Circular.


WESTERN MoNTuLY.-This is q
new magazine, commencing with
the present month, hailing from
Chicago, under tho management of
Messrs. REED & TUTrLE, Editors
and Proprietors, whose address is
'115 Madison street. 1t is a neat
and we'll gotten up affair of, G4
pages, its literary contents being
Of a,high order and entertaining
character. 1t shouldbe sustained,
not because it is a Western publ;
cation, but because it is a good
thing, and Ofbetter promise Two
Dollars a yoar-orSl,50 to clubs oi
ten subscribers, l.i9 y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-21
MARRIED.

@ Attic residence of Elijah Ma
son, Esq, on Wednesday evening,
Jany. 18th, 1869, BY Rev. b. N.
Spahr, Mr.. Q. r. ortman, of
Bloomington, Illinois, and Miss
Kate CosgrOve of Fairfield Co.
Ohio.
On the 18th, inst. by the Roy,
sGiH.yIconhrd, Mr.. Henry Detwi'
lor, to Miss IRebsGcar Il. Iefevor,
both Of Liberty Up, of this County
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5000 yards of Ladies' Winter
Dress Goods at their actual cost
on the counter. -.t. ,
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Robbery, and Recovery of
GnQdS. ~ ll'H

The store of DR.. Il. b. OLDs, in
this city, was entered by burglars
on the night of Friday last. They
effected an entrance, BY boring
through the shutter Of q back win
dow, making an opening which en-
abled them to undo the fastcnings
Of the shutter. Once inside they
seem to have leisurely helped them
selves TO an ample selection of the
choicest and costliest goods inTthe
store, with which they made off
without raising any alarm. On
the opening of tho establishment
Saturday morning it was found
that goods to the amount of some
$500 were missing.
In the course of tho forenoon
some small lads, at play III Che nay
loft of the stable Of J, Rudolph in
the rear of tho Shaetfer block, and
but few rods from tho scene o
the robbery, kicked from under thu
loose hay a bundle Of dry goods
This led to an examination, whicl
brought 10 light the entire lot o
stolen goods, as is believed, will
small exceptions. 1t was q lucky
recovery-bat it is TO be regretted
that the discovery Of the goods be
cameo public matter too soon t.
admit OF the circumstance bein.
made use OF as a means of catching
the thieving rascals who had thu
sccreted them. t..
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Mr-.J'c Morrison vOuil respectfully an.
nOuRcs to The Jsdissof Lancaster rad yieinfty,
that shshls oIesed = TbzhionpblS Drs,a ssd
Cloak establishment, in the build, ng lately oe.
cuI"ed by Mr. TusbiII on tho Pebble Square.
Lancaster, Ohio. whTe she i prepared to do
all kinds u work 10 thai line oi buslness. From
her long etpeoehce IL basirSaSspDd her great
success In risaSngtie' Elite ahd Fashion ri
PttsbHI2, yhs issiiSirr1ntsd 70 Rssupng the
ladies' that She cia' ihi ~ir sfSe shisfleti6n.
specia alldtentOg given 10 ygtfipg outhisi
I.ndies' hne rnler girin9nts; ca idrsn's robes.
&c. ATtlcrL patronage from a generous peo-
pic isfssTretHHfS1olio = ron
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tunity Of examining this journal,
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NOTARY PUBLIC Our friend IL
W. Carpenter has becn duly ap-
pointed o Notary Public for Fair
field county, and is ready to trans
act official business. Office with
John Garaghty, Esq, over the
Drug Store Of Sifford & Son. 81.