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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-16
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, April -IURpENT1SE.-Only
about 60 bbs received and cbuneed hands nc " ~
for soft and 81 5U fer hard per 2SU pounds.
SPIRITS URPENTINE.-No sales reported. Some
private transac loue taken place, but the par-
ticulars could lot lie obtained.
RosE.-Sales repotted OF soo oois Ht - oo 'or
strn,n, d snd No .. and 50 bbls at So for No ].
1AR-75 bbls changed hands at % per bbL
cor1oN-sales OF SO bales at 26}4a26}5c for mixed
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Pusscn:cis,

Per steamship saragossa, Tor New York-Nra
Anderson Miss Anderson, Miss Titus, Miss
titus, L TITUS, h Benedict, Bird, + surau, J
Fick ing. Meyerd'ck, Baptist Yoesten. ALdrew Ar
mold aud lady, Hopkins and lady, b D b Fraser,
Hiss Ms, gsret Siat,ery, aud III stceraGc.
Per steamship " Everman, Tor Philadelphia
W A Nelson, HRS Dole. Henry stratton, j James,
" Palmer wife and four children.
Per .teaIner Emi.io, from Edisto, &c-Mrs
Baynlrd, obiid and nurse, Miss Swinton. Mrs
Sssb, ooi Miss i Duval, Col " Whalcy. II Mid
dIetoD, DR. Z Cook, W Humo and wife, and otheTs.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce az
Charleston, for the week ending APRIL l5' l0oS'
and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS as inc
newspaper having the largest circulation in the CisS
ef Charleston,
n Persons calling for Letters Advertised shouia
state that they are Advertised"
aa- 0fice hours from A. N. to P. II. On SUM-
days. from to P. NJ
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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financial anb GummereiaI.
Tn. Charleston Eloney Market.

The Charleston Eloney Market.
THURSDAY. April TO- 1869.
The market remains almost the Same as at the last
report. There wus general stagnation in business
circles. AID no transactions effected that would
materially change the quotations. State Bank bills
have mude slight advance on previous rates.
sale Of s15 900 new South Carolina bonds, issued IN
EXCHANGE for bills of the Bank OF the State, was
made at 5SH South Carolina Railroad stock, whole
sharee, As to ASK, halves o. Northeastern kailroao
first mortgage bonds, 49,; Charleston and savannah
Railroad stock 1920 Some sales were made at the
frat inure. but holders are stiff at 20 to IS.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
A Sea Dirgc.

There are certain thines-as q soldier, ghoss'
Theincome tax. cout, IN umbrella ior tnroe-
fh,t hate: bui the thing that hate the most
Isa thing they call the sea.
II You like coff.e with sand for dress.
decided hint Of salt in your tea'
And o hshy tasto IN the very eses'
By all means choose tue sea.
And IL with these dainties to drink and elt,
Won prefer not a vestise Of grass or tree,
And chronic state Of wet In your feet,
Then l recommend the sea.
Once met a friend in the street,
With wiic, and nurse, and children three
Never again .uch sight may meet
As that party from the seal
Their looks were suen their steps were slow;
Convicted ielons they seemed to be.
"kre you going to prison, dear friend 2" "oh, no
We're returning-from the seal"
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- Persons depos,tng letters in ne f0s'0m0e
WIN please p;.ss. the stamp near the upper nsn'
hand corner of the envelope. and they VIII also
please to remember that without the ssamp ietter
cannot be mailed but wiz be sent to the Dead ister
- Aprt 16
Once.
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MEMS LIST

Aehille. Mon
aieur John
Adams, Benjamin
Ahern, Patrick
AmAker, John
Acdes. Septimul
Banks, Henry
Baur0. Capt
Townsend
Bartemon, Mr.
Becker, f W
Beoaa, James
EEg
(. Brady. Patrick,
Briokwell. P
Brennan, jane
Brandt, job Car
Brown. j iheo
Brown, 8 B
Brown, William
J
Brown, VIM J
Butler, Ned v
: ftcol'd)
Bullwinkel, Hen
Butler. VIM C
Cane, j
Callaghan, Bait
Carr, Thos MEG
Chadhourn, Jas
II & Co
Christian, WE
Chaplin, Marion
.Choato. Capt DL
Clark. Edwin q
cochrane, Daniel
Connor, " P
Cook, Joseph
Collins, II q
Cohen, D L Co
Cooper. Vim
Gale, John
Crane, Thos r
Grooker, Malcolm
. Commings, P h
Darn, ahdrew
DeveauI, Charles
Delgar, Henry ;
Devree. Charles
Dening, Geo b.
.Doscher, Claus
Douts, Arthur 3
Bocher, John 81
Dogap VIM 8
Drahtman, Mon,
:. sieur
Epstain. Philip
Nnannie, Chas
Fabian, q
Fash, W Z
-,Eremand, W
:. Miam
nFerell. Robert
Ferguson, Hen
Flick. Joseph
/. Fitzpatrick, Johr
Fleming. Robert
c'ck. James
Floyo, D a
Foster. SSmes g
% Z
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wOMEN,S LIST

Pride. Miss E c
| Parker, Mrs P
| Parker. Miss q
Page, Mrs D D
Pearce, Annie g
lPlnckney, Ade-
/ line
Pierson, Miss E
lPugh, Mary Ann
iQuiuby, Mrs A
Reeves Mary
I Ryan, Rose
jRlvers, Mrs G
Ross Charity
Roberts. Miss L
Roare, Betsy
Robinson, hagar
lSarey, Miss " l.
iSoubiates, Sarah
lSeabrook, Mrs W
Scarbougher,
| Eliza
Iseabrook, Mrs W
[ w
Sanders, Mrs LC
Stevens, Mary ]
stevens, Mary L.
lSymes, Clara
lSmith, Miss E III
iSmitb, Miss c
ISimons. Alice E
ISimmons, Mrs G
| r
Simmons. Katie
ITosnerio, Gather
Townsen, Mrs L
| rucker, MR n
Taylor, Miss B L
Taylor, Mary A
Ivanderhorst,
I Misa AZ F.
Walker, Miss Y R
'Fades, Ann
Wells, Miss b
Webb, Mrs W q
| Wiikerson, Ber-
I niah :.
wilt, Mist, A
Wilson. Mrs E L
Williams, Susan
j
Washington.
/ Miss r
Write, Miss @
wragg. Mrs NJ A
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Ailston. Louisa
Albright, Ellen
kytes, Miss r
Rarry, Nrs O
Barnett, Miss B
Beney, Nancy
Bell, Miss \ s
Benson. Mrs S $
Rellenger, Mrs 3
E
Bennett, Anu
Bono, Mrs. A
Bray, Mary r
Rrownaeld, Lucy
Burnet, Miss
Burns, Miss V
Byrd, Miss E j
Brown, } mily
Brown. Mss L
Branch, Mrs II
A
Baker, Mrs R B
Carr, MarS Ann
Carter, Mary
Camel, Mary
Jane
Campbell, Mary
Cherry, Annie
Clement, hlies s
z
Uauson. Mrs j
Coscrove. Elm
CorHeld, Jenny
Conway, Darcus
z
Crawford, AIrs F
Darcy. Emma
Dawson, Annie
Daires, MIS- ]
Daus, Caroline
Dawson, Caroline
Devigo. Miss 8
David. Mary
Deal, Mrs ] O
Edward. Binah
Egan. Miss @
Egsn, Miss @ E
Finigan, Mrs a
Genbat1, An,
Gebeken Miss j
Glover. Mrs s
Goodrich. Kate S
Grant, Miss L
Green. Peggy
Green, Betsey
HAMILTON, Miss
3 z
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Pohi .


FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Winthrop. Stewart. clears d.. Nj .icn
The Royal Charlie, Anderson, sulled..... arch
The Clifton, -, up. ...................... .narcn 10
Bark Helen Sands, Otis, sailed. March 18
IAYAeUEz, P B.
schr Ellen. Carr up to sail...... March %
MATANZAe.
British schr Lion, Mcclellan, up.........."narch o
MESTTo
BOSTON.
Brig VIM Robertson, Reed. up............ NJ arcn 1
scbr sarah Hammond, Wiley, cleared March 80
schr N Bonney small, cleared $1,000. March ~
Schr James Crocker, Currler, cleared. April IL
sew Yo16I
Steamship james Adger, lockwood, cld.....Aprtl 12
Schr III Morales. Newman. up............Apri
Sehr Argus Eye, Thompson, up. April
Schr Col Cook, Bearse, cleared haren ls
schr Jessie Clark, =. up..-.: Marcn ~
Schr Mary Stow, Rankin, cleared. April IL
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garleston, Miss
Hargross. Enh'
Harkings, Mrs 5
Happoldt. Rosa
HAYWOOD, Miss n
Hart, Mrs H
| Hasell, Nina
iEarlow. Ann
| dedderly, Ellen
aofsteter, Mrs !
l.Iodeau. Martha
johnson, Julia s
| Jones. Mrs F
,Jervey, Mlas L
| James. Mrs 81
Ku,k.ry, Miss n
L
Kemp. Lima
|Legare, Mics NJ
lLatsop, Mrs G
ILathrop, Mrs S ]
loyal. Mary
IL osan. Mrs III
IT.popa Kate
lynch. Rosa
Lyon. Miss G A
Lee, , Miss
iAIandren, Ellen
Maxville, Miss 5
A
Manning. Peggy
AieaIee, Miss B
Mooroney, Miss
B
Mood, Mrs N Z
Moore, Ella
Motley, Mrs E A
Murphy, Miss Nd
r
Nurry, Mrs
Martin, Mrs NJ S
Martin, Mary
Miller, Mrs T II
Miller, Mrs Thos
Miller, Mrs Mary
Myeres, Miss l.
Maier, Miss ]
Myers, Alice
McD Dermid. Miss
N
O'Bannor, Mrs q
olevitt, Mrs E A
Olevitt. Mrs A Z
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ina haliTond q

ConslSnecs per ooutn Caioiin
April Is.
91e bales Cotton 81 ba ts Domestcs osI oueneas ,
Grain GS obls Naval stores cars Wood 2ers Lula a
bar. car stock. 10 R4iiroad Agent, pezsr. ZOO
gers 4 CO. yrost Adsec. %ry 90. I,u;ss Inufssou
GO. q 81 Water n Co. d JennIngs Co. sm,n'
r A chagal. Huh Z Rhodes, Gerdts 60. Gag
horn. He ring & GO. g W stefens soepnero.
and L W Devices.
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NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
2s SEC bales Upland. from Mobile 1892 bales from
Savannah $3.50 bags Sea leland and 227 bales Up
,ana-ana from Charleston 25l9 bags Sea Island and
17s bnles Upland, tho quantities received at those
ports from ople, Florida. Texas end Savannah.
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Total. .1s4s,724 1857. .492
Excess In visible supply 82232
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04
Ihn 6aaEttf
Baidng Powder.


Baking powder, quite as good as
sly that is sold may be extern
pctshecnaly nsde IS follows; Take
three teaspoonfnls Of carbonate Of
soda, lwo-teaspOonfuIs of powder.
ed lnrtarie acid. three teaspoonfuls
OF corn flour, arrow root or potato
starch. Stir these three powders
together and sift them twice
thfpugha fine sieve, which re-
moves an Jumps, and mixes the
ingredients better than ten min.
utet rubbing in a mortar Take
carU that all tho powders are per.
fectly dry, before use. and as soon
as mixed put them whole into O
tight dry bottle or tin bog, and
keep them in a dry place. In us
ing baking powder always mix il
thoroughly with the -four before
adding the liquids, and then put
the dough into the oven as sOor
as PossibIes E
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BosE FELoS Tho London Ian.
est. q high authority, gives theiol
lowing recipe for tho cure OF these
painful things; As soon as the
p6lsation which indicates the dis.
case is iell, put directly over the
spot a ay blister, about tho size ol
your thumb nail, and lot II remain
for ak hours, at the expiration oI
which limo directly under the
surface Of the blister may bo seen
the iclon, which can bo instantly
taken out with tho point OF a nee
die or Q lAncet.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.


fE1ITE Dosrd ofEpniners will meet in the
npper room oithe uoanty Offcss Tor the
examination oGreachcrs on the Ist ana AZ
SaturdRys IN February mnd on the
lat Ad-Snd al, saturdays in March,
1900.
Tho examination will begin precisely At 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and no application will be re-.
cplved for cxami nation after u o'clOck,A. M.
'fCncners vi II remember chat they can get
oerthratos nj no other time and.-that N ey
must he prcpnredto stand an oNRminAtinnih In
O-thoaraphy, reading renmanshtp, ,Ariihm0-
ito, Geography, Englirh Grammar, and Thao-
~ otTeAching.
I, rhecharacter ofthsapplicanta axaminA.
lion viii be represented on ascale otone 20 Ten
---one ennHng the lowest qualification, and ton
the higheat.
2 -Four clAssos Of certificates will be grant.
ed, az followa First Glass, valid ~ manthsi
second class, valid Is monthsi third class, yal'
Va " monthg Hereafter no 4 month : eet,ih-
cate wiIlbe issued to the same applicant more
than once
.. A satisfactory examination IN the theory
and practice oiteaching, and shigh degree ei
scrocss N teaching will also hr considered In
determining thd class Of certificates 10 be
granted No certificate VIII be granted unless
the ppplicant passes an examination in edtN
brdichVf study required bvldW,
Owing 20 a change in the school Laws, nll
applicants VIII he fofuitCdt to pay Zoe oil htty
cents, Ms Aoondition ofcNaininh,ion,
All applrants must come prepared with
pre- paid envelope, properly addressed Il
themselves. ny order olthe Hoard,
q, ", WELSH
M Clerk,
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Injuries to the Horse that may
~ y be Avoided.

be Avoided.
Many horses become vicious from
cruel Treatment
Moro horses tall from wonrinesf
than from any other cause
When q horse falls he is more
frightened than his rider.
A frightened animal cannot use
hissenscs Alright; il must first DO re
assured by gentle treatment.
Itis speed that kills the horse
Never strike an animal upon the
head.
Careless application .of the
whip has blinded many horses.
Moro horses have boon lamed by
bad shoing than from oil other
causes together.
Never kick nor SCREAM at q
horse, nor jerk thebt In his mouth
London Horse Book.
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what Farmers cannot Conceal

A poor farmereannot conceal the
fact that be is a poor farmer All
his surroundings proclaim the
verdict against him:--his horses,
cattle, wagons. harness, plows,
fences, fields--even his wife and
children bear silent, but unmiAta.
kable evidence against HIM On
the other hand, all these things
wilhtestify fsyorably on behalf Of
the good farmer. Every passer
BY can read the evidence pro or
Son This fact, alone, ought IA
stimulate every farmer 10 do his
best, for the sake Of his own char
scter, as we'll as interest; for ht
may rest assured that every passcl
by will pronounce judgment ac
eording to tho evidence.
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ERaDs0Gn M OtAOc-

gHVHERE vlllbe apctition presented before
the Commissioners OF Fairfield ehuniy,
Ohio. nj their next regular session IN i.ancas-
tor, ohio, heing the first Monday Of March, A..
u. 1850. for the alteration of the county road
leadlnglrom phi'ip Heyd's gust mill, IN Honk.
Ing county, 20 Philip Hcyd and Emanuel Ste.
mems saw mill, ~ Rushcreek township. IN
Fairhelde0unty. Ohio, The point OF commence
ing IN nt the Northwest corner Of George
shorts meadow, IN section No 10 Of said town.
ship IN said connty; thence North east around
the hill up Rushcreek through the lands ol
John Schmolzer to the bridge aercss Rushcreck
helaw IIeyd Stemen's saw mill there to inter-
recl the main ronl aRnin-dslpnce about u ol
one mlle. MANY PETITIONERS,
Jan. aS, 1872 Eufks
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Use for coal Ashes.

A careIufiaTmer in Ohio writes
that no has used coal ashes fol
twenty years as compost for thC
droppings in his poultry yard
White and rod ash contains four
per cent. of soluble alumina. By
sitting dry coal aShes every morn
ing under its roosts, he obtains a
the end Of the year atom or more
ofthe material US rich as guano
Tho coal ash should bo kept por
fectly dry. In that condition il il
good as gypsum as an absorbent
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Many planters nj tho south arc
reported 10 DO boarding gold, as
their experience with confederate
money was MT calculated to in
spirc confidence in government
securities But IL must be u bril-.
liant mind that is incapable ofdis.
tinguishing between n out.throat
rabblO and tho national govern.
ment
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68LTAED LDIE Foa CABBA0Es.--
II was recently stated in a discus
sion blythe WaIlham, Mass, Az
Eicultural Club, that a farmer in
Holliston has raised cabbages on
the Same land for fifteen successive
years. nnd always successful lie
msnured his land with common
salt, aud watored tho plants with
lime.
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"Please accept a lock Of my
haiE said an fold bachelor to i
widow, handing her largo curl
"Sir. you had beller Eivo mcthc
whole wig MADAM, you arc
very biting, indeed considering
iba. yopr iecth are porcelain"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

A. Winchester. N, H.. recently,
. little girl aged about ten, dauuh
ter Of o l.. Howard. coasted over
a bank twenty feet high, into the
Ashuolot river, She was fished
out She was heard to say, while
goingpver tbe ebank. that she would
"loss her sled A3
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A Horses Petition to His
..--.. ~. IDrivar.

Up the hill. whip mo not; down
the hill, hurry mo not; in tho sta
BILE, forget mo not; of hay and
corn. rob me not, Of clean water,
stint me not; with sponge and
brush, neglect me NOT; Of soft dry
bed, depriva me not;if sick or cold
chill me not;with bit and rens, oh
jerk mo not; and when you art
angry, striko me not. Our Dumb
ArimqLs
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How TO Kilt FowLs--By The
following operation, says the Rural
World, a fowl will be dead. at once
and the flesh white. Open the bAl
and insert a sharp, narrow blade
into the back part of tho ro {, sev
ering the vcrleb'ae, Thcn hang
up by the legs, aud let il bleed
clean. X
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Gems from the Authors.

Our acts our angels are, for good
or eyil.-Fietcker
'Tis beauty calls, and glory leads
the way.-N. Lee.
Order is heavens first law
Pope.
Virtue is her own reward
Prior.
That life is long that answers
liie's great end Young.
Blessings ever wait on virtuous
deeds Cohgrepe,
Z Learning BY study must be won.
- Gay.
Soar not too high to fall, but
stoop to rise. -MdSsingcr.
Just men alone are tree, the rest
are slaves.- Chapman.
Stretch not too far the wide
mercy of heaven Schiller.
Vino knows most grieves most
tor wasted time. Dante
He tempcrs the wind to the
shorn lamb.-StedrnS.
L What learn we not within the
school of love?-T Tds o.
The weakest goes to the wall
Shakespeare.
A fool must now and theur by
chance be right Couper.
Sweet are the Thoughts that sav.
or of content. = Greene.
Learn to make others happy
Shelley.
Teach the yonng idea how to
shoot. - Thompson
The more we study the more we
discover our ignorance. - Calder
on.
None but the brave deserve the
fair Dryden.
Dare to be true; nothing can
need q Iie.-Herbert.
The child 10 father Of the man.
Wordsworth.
| Your own poor self you are, and
must remain - Goethe
Attempt tho end, and never
stand to doubt -H,rrick
We are born not for ourselves
alone Cicero.
One should know ones own
ability.-Ja Jarenat. IL 80
A book'ss book although there g
nothing in it,-Byroa.
Let tho dead past bury its dead.
LonQfeliot0
A thing Of beauty is a joy for.
ever Keats.
Necessity is the mistress Of the
arts - Pliny
Where ignorance is bliss tie fol
ly to.be wise. Gray.
A fellow feeling makes one
wonderons kind GerriSh
Like angels visits few and far
between CdmBbW
Theresa GUIDE time coming
Scott nos
Cutting jokes have q bitter re
membranes -TdcituS. :
All gif,s thou canst in thyselI
combine Homer. il
| The minds the standard of the
man - Watts
Alnsl tor the rarity of Christian
charity Hood
The bcst laid schemes O. mice
and men gapg aft agley --Burns
Books cannot alway please how
ever good. -..Crdbbe.
He who ordained the Sabbath
loves tho poor. Holmes.
No good s'cr comes Of leisure
idly spent-Sophocl,s,
| Truth crushed TO earth shal
riso again - Bryant
| Honor is talked Of moro thar
known by some.-Ford.
Tisonly noble to bo good
,TennySoH $50 Wa3e9h saia :
Contents tho greatest bliss W,
can procure Ramsey.
Few have all they need, AM
none have all they wish. South
wel. .4l ta sf93!fF1 ol9
Every man has some deed to dc
some work to work,-OCen Mere
dlth.
Farths noblcst thing, = woms
perfected - LoiceH.
BY having nothing to do, mo
| learn to do ovil - Cato - STA
frs virtno makes our blis'
| where'cr we dwell Collins
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

Some Cincinnatians amusc them
selves on Saturday afternoons BY
chasiDgan aged and highly rc
spectable' but greatly emaciatcd
fox, which is loaned them TOR that
purpoiIe. They call this "fox hunt.
ing"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

Flvo Tennessee papers have al.
ready boisied the name Of Andrew
Johnson az the Democratic candi.
date for Governor Of Tennessee at
the August slestion.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

Tho exhibjtorpnd agent Of q pa
teptnoh cxplosivo ias generator
at Toledo was blown np by his
own msghine, in tho presence Of q
large audience, the other day.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04


Cornice .POrticosand v q nee PIekets,
Flooring, siding Ceiling, Ene Poplar and Oak
Building Lumber, shi ngles, Lsth, Fence posts
and every description Of building material Al
he very lowest possible price.
DENIGNSfor buildings, Fronts PortIesS,
stairs, Brackets, Casing, Frames and Fin ish-
inQwork furnished free Of charge, whore We
do the work
BUILDING CONTnACTs taken IN
! partor for tho coinpl elton OF tho work, and
every species Of workin tho Building line nj.
| ten iedto with promptness, In the latestAtyls,
| and gnaranteedto give satisfaction.
CARPENTERS and RUILDERs q
will find tito their intcrestto call IN utbefsrs
purchasing elsewhere, We viii also furnish
Bills to order, delivered on the Canal or rnt the
Depot Hooking and Northern Lumber AZ
wholesale prices, ior cash, Having secured
the very best Mechanics to R,.istinour work,
and being day lahorers ournelvss. We fenr ne
eon netitIon and will always he ready to wait
on onr 'riendsand customers
| Thankful Tor past favors, We invite all to
| give nAacall, and We willsell you more Lun-
barfor less money than you can sstinthisetiy
Lumber Yard COrhsr orc y la n 4
MIL i5trssts,Notth Columbus street.
s VORYq q RRO
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

A young man IRON tho country
went into drug store, tho other
day. and seeing people freely pa
tronizipg the soda fountain, al
length stepped up and called for u
drink OF "that ere for himself
After swallowing the foamipg con
tents Of the glass, and lay ing his
money with a satisfed air upon
the counter, ho said "Mlster, what
do you call that that bites soi
THAT is soda water" "Wal,'
said he, "I.sposcd Il was swceten'
ed wind" ts I'll :
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04

WoRK WITHOUT TALK "A now
point OF interest ut the Institution
for the Doaland Dumb, is Tho Bind.
cry, Printing Office, and Shoe
shop, There are omployed in the
threo departments 1872 boys and
II girls. The lattera are employed
in tho bindery 10 boys working
ia tho same room. There aro 80
boys in the printing office. aud 81
boys in the sshoc shop In each
roomsthc employees are divided in
TO three classes or rcliois, working
at such times IN do not interfere
with their lessons. The inclina
liops Of the individual are consult,
ed in placing him in any depart
ment, and in that no is expected
to perfect himeelf All tho shoes
used by the inmates arc madO 10 The
shoe shup, and all the shoes mend
cd. In addition much work il
done Tor outside par,ies All con
cerncd seem much to onioy th,
work. and thess working rooms
arc as interesting us tho school
rooms 20. State Journal
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-04
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