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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-05
Report Of the, Chief Ensincer
athe Fire pepartna.eD


L
,4cdS"e@ ef's clyy LaHss'lsr = -
there present 70 you my report Of the
Flre RnPsltmcnt OF tiic cry -undsE my |
charge;
tfpe steam ilFc engine, hose and rel
purchased q AessFA- sllsby 4 Coz lasl
hlil' ore all N good working order and
In good repair. a
The Citizen hand engine, hose and
fesi arg IN sopd YoFSangl0fdes ana "
goodrePaiis ~
The city bass for rtile aboTeehgines
about folirtee1 hnndred feet pftwo and
q haifineh ilosc. l
The Rellanee hand engine and reel
arc In good order but out 'ot seryice for
the rceser that there r no organized
company tof the same.
Ihe oung Ameflea engine y outoti
service Also heiiaye about eight nun,
ured diecf oi 1--WE iuen nose part of (which
J y vufy eoea lot'l'f p ut.y.s
Inc LOOK Rna Aaauer wagon p ~
As good gepali' as eonld be expected, for
the reason tlIat VIC have nc suitable
place 70 Keep fnem IN, and they are aiI
exposed 70 tlle weather.
~ resolution of your body, l was
anthorizeq 70 sell the heiiance ana
foung America engines. have en-
deayorcdto 90 the same, but as yet have
not found purchaser, as all the cities
ana towns wlshins 10 purchase hre ap'
para'Hs' WISH 70 PureIiaSe lp steamers.
III II yo'ppil'a' tnpTslVIes recommends =
your honoraplc pouy inc prepbery o.
lD1patidpshg lD1patidpshg nr snnal engine ehSme mouse al seN'
convenient place on illgh street, Dc
Tween mulberry ana walnut strecgs' 'i' ny
putting Vhc i'fllahcc engine INTO ser
IlNlce, us loP hot ti'ihh tnereNWouiu "
, any trouble III orgahlzihS coihpah!
D 10. .thatpurpose; and would here sug
! y gest the propriety Of putting the en-
glhcs III tiie care 'oi soou eiig'iieer 10
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dabelein.l.,

Our friend II.A., comes outwith a
new advertisemeRtihAtlie Gazette this
week. His establishment Is one of the
Oldest, best known and most reliable in
the city, and Henry has hosts oftriendp
who know that what he Keeps forsalc
may be depended upon to be right.
Read the advertisement" IL
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Messrs. BUTLER, Bro. & Co. are new
candidates forthc Of the people oi
our city and county in the Grocery and
Provision line of business, to whose adj
vertisement in this Issue we invite at
tention. They propose to give our citi-
zcns some new ideas about low prices
for cash. The way to test them is tC
take little cash (only little is needed,
and call at their splendid new establish
ment for what you want. We know
some who have tried this plan and foumt
their interest in it.
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WE learn from yesterdays Journal
that letter is detained in the Columbus
Postoiiice for each of tho following per-
sons, as unmailable: c. w. Borah, Lam
caster; Miss Pet Wolfe.
We suppose the difficulty is the omis-
sion to prcpay,postage OOsl
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Lct,,nr ID l.... Of worlsI on COur. Hoa.e.

On Monday last, the wood work for
the reception ofthe metallic roof Of the the
new Court House was let by the Com
missioners of the county. The bidders
were Messrs. J. F:Yandcmark and7A'
Titler Of this city. The contract WAS
awarded to Mr. vandemark, his BID
having been $i,496, against 1850, the
hid of Mr.. Titlcr.
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WHrAr fields and meadows never
looked more promising at this season
than now, This holds good, from gen
erai report, in all parts Of the country
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THAT OPERA EXCURsIoN.-The Pa
repa-Rosa Operate performance went
ofIin Columbus on Monday night with
Parepa-Rosa left out. She was sick and
couldn't appear. We learned that what
made her sick was that she had heard
there was yet no opera house in Lancas-
ter. She will sing for us when we get
one.
The numerous visitors in Columbus
for the purpose Of hearing the great
prima donna were terribly disappointed,
but were in measure restored to cqua-
nimity by hearing the Bohemian Girl
with the charming prima donna Rose
IIcrscc, and the splendid tenor, Nord-
blom, in the cast.
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lTXvo-Hu undredhAcrGs of Hominy
In3Ha ,iJLI,rC Corn Wahted.H 9, goa ''"

Mr.. r. Mumaugh, proprietor of the
City Mills, Lancaster, desires to haye
put out this season, 2OOacrcsof Homihy
Com Seed will be Niirnlslled. at the
Mil, and the proprietor pay forahe
crop at the rate of 10 ets per bushel
above the market price of ordinary
corn. Parties Wishing to go into this
enterprise wHTd0aidL t6siTlat COCOON
Mr.. Mumaugh. o,n,,i .s,lsr el,isaa.rp7 ir
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Mrs. $. A. Aliens Hair Rcstorer
and Dressing, new style, recent valuable I'M
provemcnt--the best to restore Gray Hair and
promote growth. Mrs. S. A. Aliens ZILoBAL-
sAMUM, a clear, transparent liquid, far prefer
able to French Pomadcs, and sold at half the
cost Spldby Druggists. - -.
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The Internal Revenue taxes for 1870
will be due on the 10th of May, which
it will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns, that after the 25tll
of May, all will be subject to the pen
altics and fines prescribed by law. All
persons holding annual licenses must
renew between the 10th and 25th.-
VIM. Hutchinson collects for Fairfield
and Perry counties. Office with Beery
Brown & Co., Rising Block.
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CoRN-planting is In active progress
and an unusual breadth Of ground Is be-
ing lccficd forthis crop lbl9H9Il
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? will Halls Negotiable JSioilian Hair
Renewer change gray hair to its origi-
nal colorand not dye the skint twill! !!
and is preparation of acknowledged
superior merit. 3ih4411 iti's @. 'rIt
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ufactureI by Gephart OF DAYTON, q; a
sccliSif u 81 IA dlrsady bSA fdfdV
ed, I'D lAdh&t kraise IatcA44
AF point ofpinRty
ana ! hasSlykheA n appdaraAA a

ane 4 hasalShe$ S.df appGArap p& IN
will he worthy of the conspicuous place
upon the magnificent structure for
which it Is intended.
=. The brick work, composing the inner
acinSs ottlh Xaltsahd tari partition
walls, is well advanced and Mr.. II.
Stahl, the contractor, is keeping pace
in this part of the work, with the etii-
ciency and dispatch which marks the
progre8 of) tic cbthcrV EIhrtnelAls.
Capt. j. d. Orman, the Architect and
Superintendent, is keeping a vigilant
supervision over the whole work, and
as he sees.tlHs stoblcl pile 9gsYipg in
magnitude aiid Beauty, maybe excused
for feeling an augmented pride and sat
isfaction in the excellent progress of a
work which is to be so grand a monu-
ment to his genius and architectural
skill.
Ifeompleted according tothe full de
sign of the architect, the Fairfield coun-
ty Court House we'll have very few, \
any, superfors in the State, among cdi-
fees of the kind. Having been com
mcnced and carried thus far on thu
grand scale which was adopted, it is t.
be Hoped that no signal omission of an!
thing that will conducc to It's full AM
harmonious completeness will be allow
ell to ,detract from the merits Of 50 i'm
posinga structure, g.oa r.aeil
We shall take occasion to recur t
this subject hereafter.
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IfMr. NJ, who tooka Conccrtina from
my store, q few weeks Since which did
not belong to him, willreturn the same,
and get his own instrument he will save
trouble for all parties. R,-,,.
es7-1t. s'2 II. f. BLAIREs
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Don't forget the opening at Miss
QUILTS, Friday and Saturday of this
week. 1t.
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T EGsb, NIof1TgIFcCE1 ,NT.
'INqobD widrncr, Z N Fafl Com Pleas:
,t0Sn wiSensh ct alBVl ! fatitiOU-, l
John wldcncr, Philip D, Widencr, David
Rodcpouch and Susan l.Rodepouch, MS wire,
Robert Pugh and .Malinda Pugh, ms VIE;
Margaret 3. Mldener t1linor,l and Daniel
Kutz, all of Fairfield c0npty and state OF ONO,
and Samuel Holiday and Sarah A. Holiday,
his wife, Of Jcfersoh coalnty, Nebraska, and
William J. Widener, of NASHVILLE, Tennessee
will take notice that ~ petition was iAed
Ssai1stfhSnson the @Iph dsS Of Arm, sDii ID
N 20, ID the Court Of Common Pleas tvtthin ana
for thecoupty of Fairfield. and State Of ONO,
by Jacob b. Widcner and is now pending,
Wherein said petitioner demands. partition oi
| the following real estate situPte IN said conn,
| ty Of Fairfield anil State Of OhiQi orwlt:l Out
! Lot No 7of the subdivision of the lands ol
which the late Thomas Wright r9f sala coun- !
ty of Fairfield died seized, andwhich was con
Veyed to David Cowdenn by the Executor ol
| said Thomas Wright, undor and by virtue q !
| deed bearing date February 1th, lSo2, and ina
| at the next May term OF said Court OF S9m
mon Pleas which cammeneqS on the, ~ DAY
OF May, 4, b. 1870, the said ,Jsaob y. Widensl
will apply foran order that pirution may b'
made Of said premises Scop \ wIpESER
4, ViRGIJ..E u. SuAw, ATTY. y.lgi1r 5.sal tfl lr
l. April28 1SI0-6w, u .rar 4 aI s.Hipf
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mns. saE. nYNRMAN, 3

ID f u IS. u
Has added the line Of Fancy Articles
and Notions to her department Of Fash
iouable Millinery, at her splendid New
Room, Greed Building, Main Street,
where win be found an unusually AT
tractivc stock. rss. =
GRAND SUMNER OPENING
next week-Thursday, Friday and Sa-
.turday. l.I8 israt'uH ? 20
The Ladies, far and ncarrare invited
to call. Goods and Work wilfbc found
of the best, Styles Of the freshest, and
Prices of tho lowest, W." .an ,..a1',n
Now general advertisement next
week. ,...s,.o ,..,ul..y y.,l~qsss
CORNER STONE LAYING.-.The corner
stone for st. Peters Church, six'mile'
north Of fIaneaster, will be laid Will
appropriate services on the 10Th inst
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. A cordial invita-
ton is hereby extended ..ioH-y -yssS
L. STRASSNER, Pastor.
May 5, 187O-3w. .,,u ii ,er,.o, gss
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THE Lancaster hoop skirt manulac-
turers, Messrs. NJ. Gross g. Co., should
nos be overlookedfby ladies' aud gentle
men desiringto purchase any thing in
the line of goods Kept BY them. See
their advertisements lei''r i"' ssodT
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subscriptions i~id EsInSaIicSl(snG
zette during the month of April
1870; in whose nttniqs paii and


11S%sHn MsSGIsH 70 Nay 5 I , sisssRi 4 sSR ASF AsF
q Wilson, Apr II Ii springer, 1 Jan 20
DrT w Evans,1 Apr'T0iJ D Martin, .tpr 20
/ BBaraettA APf7p ES 4 l!a,a BSek AREESS T. p
an II Mar 'I0is Wright, / Apri5l
+ GSHs!GSfs Ss2elSS n h SiSS tSS @ NpE % .
Geo. Wylie, l Apr ri llJ A Helm, Apr 20
triegS I it ieAPs 2 2Ett II limit dInntsr AprjS
Ii. 0rmaa, Sr iscpt y Sfariia
Mrs Col sharp, 1 Ap ri McNoill, 1 Apr 20
IL Elllker z Oet l79lT sturgeoa, 1 Apr 70
) sullivan, "a Mar 20 Wm llutchln-. o
4 MoNler, | Fc6 '7iw Stewart, . / kpr 20
TM'Naghten IA Jul '70lWill Martin, II Dec 'G.l
| j RulinerF | sIay ~ ~ 4 Brasee. lApr ~
Jacob Beard July 20 NELSON Boil
NJ Hammack, / Oct 'GG lenbaugh, Jan y
| E,Getz ff.f lJunei i70i Isaac Reese \ Apr nv
CIV Shcrfick1 July 20 II Lehman, ssJuly 20
RObt Wilson, Apr " j Ackey. l Mar ~
Mrs Iff} X say Cl q shnitz Sl Oct 20
! Kaufman Noy 20 Isaac Stemen,1 May 20
| Claypool, i Apr n ISaml poty, lApr ~
| " Claypoof, ls NoY 70 / Durain,l lTJuly g.
" \ Wolf Aug ~ N Timmis, APR ~ ~
VIM Miesse, IA Apr 'IllS Compton, Oct ~
| z Peters, / Apr '7llJ Williams, Apr "
Jacob dope Apr 20 II Beck, q Apr a
Mrs i s Good, 10 Ap II ii L Crcider, 10 Feb Il
Dr J. LIlomrig- = Gen Geo San -,
house, tNoy 20 dcrson Apr ~
ny Davis, 1 Apr ri A Brandt, I Apr ri
4 Kennaid, 81 Apr II simon Becry, Apr n
| W Wagon u Deyol, ] Apr "
hals, 81 Aug 'TllJ Grantham, Apr u
J Stevenson, 81 Apr VI L Is Kagy, iOct y
= N hedges, 20 Mar III Jas Hunter, Apr y
I X Frittcr, 1 Apr 10 E Kemp, Apr "
Nj Daugherty. i Apr IOS Ruttcr, rs Apr q
q Outcalt, Apr 'TUl
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RECEPTION DAYS

Friday and Saturday, 10Th and 9TH inst.)
at MISS II. QU1LL'S-the most ex-
quisite display of Spring and Summer
Goods eyer brought to Lancaster. It,.
I2QQR69 ICY '1,1 ,f1,. I, 4, onS, -,
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e THE old Central Lunauc Asylum
grounds have been sold for $eoe,5o0, the
Sullivant Farm of 800 acres purchased
for 100000, and the new Asylum To-
Gated there, The Oh, sroithds VIII De
immediately cut'up into city lots and
their sale and Improvement will doubt
less be rapid.
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THERE was small specimen OF a
thunddtish6wer herelon Tuesday a9ep'
6P. NJ, accompanied by eensideraOie
hail. No damage done.
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NOTICE TO IL "a ~
~ ,u1IIQII TITTD
IA x p A Y ERS.
UNITED STATES INT, IREyENUEl


... UNITED STATES INT, lREyENUEl \
COLLECTORS OFFICE, 18th DIST. OHi9i1{Io /.
CnILLlcoTHE, May1 1907 I
All Internal Revenue Taxes assessed on the
Annual List, in the 18th DISTRICT OF ono, LOT
isGG ahtlS special ortieonse) Tax for theyea
beginhing May i, 1S10s will be due and pAya;.
bic Oh ths 18th day. of May. 1870, Payment Of
mvec NJ. atfny 0iiice in Chiilicothe for Pike
c6unty t6 lS6pu puty.JASffgs @ BARNEs, at his
once m 14aserly; for Pickaway county to
Deputy J0lIN BOYER, ut his s'ofice IN Circle :
yilio; for Fairfield aud Perry eoultles, to
Deputy WM HUTCHINSON, at his onlgc in
Lancas ter, ith Beerysf Brown a Co's.hising g
BIOck. and for Hooking county. To- DEPUTY
S ANIL IL BRIGHT, at his ollce ", Logan.
from the 18TH u May, 1870 win subject the
TaXpayertO the charges and penalties pre-
scribca BY law. 1..t ,SAAfL II. IIU RST,
ET.I-1--.l' Ull Collector 12th Dist Of Ohio.
asf an atH
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M-Don't forgetthc openingat Miss
QUILES, Friday and Saturday of this
week. d. 1nnrlL1 4nlIanl 10y,
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. The Ecumenical Council,
sMXns Is { SSatteH u AaRs0id TIC r.
liglouy fis9yG GfltaS STes, ,,.vs we
the Hschen,a dc FidS' Or Articles
of Faith, adopted'by the Ecumeni-
cal Council ofthcCatholic Church
in session at Rome. We believe
this is the first act Of that body
which has been automatically pro
mulgated. Y 4 .,a1i..s NJ Hssi'7 N, y 3.
lari4 ----------A---f D t------Hr1--7-1
4 fine assortment Of CANES just re-
ceiycd ut BLIlIRE'S. fifl ".
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The annual Statement of the Home
Fire and Mminctns, Go: Of New Haven,
is inserted in another column. b. f.
Rcinmund, Esq, is the Agent, of whom
all necessary information can be obtain
Cd. iAN .NEsa sAAAM
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,:Sa.6?F.. 6elSEa,isaI 1peo-

4, ..- ma, hutHyNl' "a ftrsAg aFT
ri we understand that tho Lodges ana
ncampnents OF lancaster iand, FAR
'kAa .O9iihty Eltl pG Sersi IN ,1ililyl repre-.
scnted at the celebration at the Capital
on Tuesday ncxtIl The yario,is'deleg
tions wilt rendezvous in this city and
take the $40 A, M. train on tho 2; and
III VI r.. Il. for Columbus, accompanied
by the Baltimore Brass Band. A spc-
caaItreIn will leave Columbus about
midnight of Tuesday, fOrthe accommo-
iation of those. wishing to return, at
that time, thus aiFordins sll on On cppcr-
gn,nityi of witnessing and participating
IN the ceremonies of tho dedication ol
INC New Temple ofthss 9rasr FtIs y y that TIA
e,itygi at8iAahaHga ~ s'asff iaswiriE
"a HAIR FARE TIcKErs aseo
win be sold qtthc otllce at Lancaste'
station, which viii be good from tn
9th to the I4th, comprising the Who'll
period Of tho session Of the eran'
Lodge. 'F,.' va .'.'
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IIDMINsTRATOR,S NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
IA iul 1.1 --i1
Notice Is shcrcby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as Nd
miuiktrator Of the estate OF Martha Shult1, late
of Fairfield county, Ohio, decd. All persons
Interested must govern themselves according
", ,o-o q. HIN a:, " Ho-Nfi'o ','-- n N'','f
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
,l ,l,TJMNfoNs- -Bu2WNEsA On Thursday eve
ming. April 2s, 1870, at the residences OF the
brides father, DR.. J., Barnes. In Delaware, q
by Rev. L. ID. McCabe, D.. D., Mr., John! W
Iimtr,ons, OF Clarksburg, o., TO Miss Ella
L. Barnes, of Delaware,
CLNRK-w ATT+-on April 7l1Si0 by. Vir-
Gil II, Shaw, j r., Salem Clark to Miss Emma
E. Watt. tG4bF ,''ri4 ~ 'u =
TAYIoR--CLARY- -On April q, isJQ, by
Virgil u, Shaw, j, F., Elijah Taylor 70 Mrs
Betsy Clary.'' '''"
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LANCASTER, OHIO:

sss!EYastsdassg gEEs.5s; ..Il8'17l0,II.I Z SO. I
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No one can fail to remark the fine
execution of the stone-work thus far,
and every stone hereafter to bc'placed
in position will give ,repewed testimony
toltha sRHej fact. n eaHbc ne gre''ltj
length Of time now until the walls are
ready for the magnificent cornicc.-
This Is of galvanized iron, man
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dTnpR" riew'i atiyeftiscmeht ofieHs ef.
plalrc his week &C II Is worthy ofattehtich
tfif9 ,Elf f'sn3ags ddl II e mggs MaoN u
Read hail lar1 O Igel9An 1d hlnoda lhlmu
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/ here present TO you my report Of the
Fire prPuItmcnt OF the city aundsE my
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The Ice ctgap SALOONS cf ! Incasterr meas q
are SUPPOSED 10 ebe in oiilke lkeperntipn,T.T,
THE Gazette has no personal sitefAfgcri
II. TTLrItyaT ID atl ~ On noils5h Al39g
ofthel fact ihoseYlefssJs 81 10 tilloissgn,
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All of the above is respectfully sub
mitted for your consideration. %4fE
WIN. vORYS,
~ l-iIIe Chief Enlineer Fire Dept.
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"a ITEhiswritinElWedr I May 4til1
,;.s -, n M e,,ioSment 11 81 ithe iIith dav!
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Early Train" @.

An instance of early training, about
which there may be some doubts, is to
be found among the Darlington family
records" A great-aunt Of Sir Jonah,
vowed to avenge the murder of her hus-
band, who was hanged before her eyes
because she would not give up her cas-.
tie. Her opponents had given her the
choice between su~rrendering her castle
and seeing her husband hanged, and
she had replied with dignity to the
messenger: ,
MARX the words Of Elizabeth Fits-
gerald, of Moret Castle; they may serve
for YOUR wife on some future occasion.
/ won't render my keep, and I'll tell
you why. Elizabeth Fitzgerald may
get another husband, but Elizabeth
Fitzgerald may never get another cas-
tie, so I'll keep what / have" :.
Evidently his great-aunt was a
shrewd, practical woman. The result
of her answer was that in half an hour
her husband was swinging before her
gate. She then called up her young
son. and showing him his dangling par
ent, made him swear vengeance on the
murderers. The oath having been
duly taken, she said to the servants: d
"Now take tbs boy and duck him
head over heels in the horse-pond."
Thus the oath and its Consequence
were fully suppressed on his mind. and
no ooner had he come to years Of dis.
cretion than four OF the hostile family
were missed in one night. 4 .'-.a+-i II
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Difference I'm line Quality of
.,u Il .t,.l Eggs. u. .

The Journal Of Agriculture says,
though most farmers keep fowls and
raise their own eggs. there are many
who have not learned the difference
there is in the richness and favor Of eggs
produced by we'll fed hens, and those
from birds that have been half starved
through u winters, There will be
some difference in the size, but far more
in the quality. 3 The yolk' of one would
be large, fine colored and Of good SUBJ
stance, and the albunen, or white, clear
and pure !; while the contents oftthe 9th
er will be- watery and meagre. as in the
parent fowl, to properly carry out aud
complete the work nature had sketched.
In order, therefore, to have gooa eggs,
the fowls should be well fed, and also
provided, during the montl. they are
unable TO come to the ground, with a
box containing an abundance of fine
gravel, that they may be able to grind
and prepare their food for digestion.
Ofeggs., those from the domestic hen
are decidedly the best. but those of
ducks and geese may be used for some
Of the purposes Of domestic cookery. %a5
HHFa f#ATE 1EIgs YE- IEh% y tEE4 HEf.# > .sEAa#
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MISCELLANEOUS.
How TO Make Money Fast and
Honestly .f Il -

Enter into a business Of which you
have a perfect knowledge. In your
own right, or by the aid OF friends on
long time, have d. cash capital sufficient
to do at least a cash business. Never
venture on a credit, business at the
commencement. Buy all your goods or
materials for cash; you can thus take
every advantage Of the market, and
pick and choose where and when you
will. Be careful not to overstock
yourself. Rise and fall with the market
on short stocks. Always stick to those
whom you prove to be strictly just in
their transactions, and ,shun all Others,
even at a temporary disadvantage.
Never take advantage of a customers
ignorance, nor e~quivocate nor misrepres.
ent. Have but one price and a small
profit, and you will find all the most
| profitable cnstnmers--:he cash onss-or
they will find you.l ~ .r-..a.a3 .usnt,
If ever deceived in business ,transac-
tiens. never attempt to save yourself BY
putting the deception upon others; but
| submit to the loss, and be more cautious
in future. According to he character
or success Of your business, set aside a
liberal percentages for printing and ad-
veirtising,, and do not hesitate Never
LET an article, parcel, or package, 60
ont from you without a handsomely prin-
ted wrapper, card, or circular, aud dis.
pense them continually. Keep your
self increasingly before the public by
judiciously advertising; and it matters
OF what business Of utility you. make
choice Of, for if intelligently and indus
triously pursued, a fortune will be the
result.-EHow to Get, Rich.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-04-16
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$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease
in any stage which they fail to cure.
nR. RICHAU's GOLDEN BALSAM No
IL !, cures Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat
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Copper.colered blotches, Soreness of the
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vator, Alternative and Blood Purifier known,
semoves. all mercury from the system, and
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nR GOLDEN BALSAM No.
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Price of either No. /. or 2. $5 per =, bottle,
or two bottles for SO.
DR.? RICHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDoTE,
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RR. IICHAU'S 6 LDEN ELIXIR
DAMOUR, "A radical cure for, Nervous
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ing energy with wonderful effect. Price S.
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