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Gnnrhinn Sn,n.

nN the 9th day ofSeptcmber, 1853, at 10 o'elocl
VA NJ, on the premises wilt be sold to the high
est bidder the following real estate, as the property
Of Calolas and d. 4 Baiienbaeh, minor chill
dren of Geo w, Deflsnbaeh, dcceasoj, to witt Thu
East half OF inlot number sovonty nine, In tho village
dover ofthe widow of ten dollars par year. Ap
praised at $3.50 Terms of sa,e- oneahalf cash Il
hand, and ono half in ono y9,r with interest s,eursd
by mortgage. KYnlA DEFFENBACH, Guarli
an, nc. HENRY Q. NOBLE, Attorney.
August 10th 1868. d-Tt-w-it.
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NEW READY PAY STORE.
JULIAN & FoRESMAN,

JULIAN & F0RESMAN,
AVE Just received and opened al the Old Stand
IL OF JuLtAN & ULRIcu, an entire
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS; GROCERIES,
QpcenS'edre, Boots, Shoes, Boanets, Parasois, ETC.,
Which have been bought for cash and will be sold
for cAsH or COUNTRY PRODUCE at very small profits,
All that is necessary TO convince BUYERS that the
ready pay system is preferable to the old way of do
ing business, is TO cali aud examine their prices.
lFCash paid for all kinds Of Grain. April :
Fairfield County Agricultural Society.
'HNHE members and all other persons who feel an
4 interest in promoting the welfare Of the Fairfield
County Agricultural Society, arc respectfully re-
quested to pay to tho. Treasurer ossaid Society, the
fec for membership without delay, in ord that the
officers may be enabled to make the necessary pre-
p~arations for the Fair to be held in October next.-
II Is hoped that all will see the necessity Of prompt
moss. Tickets will DO prepared to furnish members
at time Of payment.
For convenience, payments will DO received at the
store Of Messrs. Reber. KutI 4 Co.
JIG. WEAvGR, Secy. JOHN REBER, Prest.
July 10, 1859. tl
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NOTICE

I S hereby given TINT Horny, }ccry J,mps Mead.
l. dan anil his wife Mary McFadlen, the proganitors
and owners oftha several lots contained within the
= 'at and adj itiou to the town Of Sugar grove. known
A. Bocry's al ition TO said town have filed their pc.
titon In tho cler IS otice of tho co ut Of CON non
Pleas, OF Fairfield county, Ohio, praying this vacation
orthe platani addition aforesaid and that application
will ba mtdcat ths mex, term OF saideouTt for such
vacation Yt
HUNTER s. FINCH, Attorneys fr Petitioners.
Anrnst 10iIh. 1859.
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BOOK. STATIONERY, AND FANCY
TORE

UNHE subscriber has commenced the above bust.
Il ness in the room lately occupied By John [. TIT.
hill as a Boob Store. directly opposite the Court
House, whore he will deal in, and supply every thing
in,the
hook, Stationery and Fancy Line.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine his
large and well selected stock, embracing Misce.lAne-
GUS, School Books. Blank Books, Stationery, Fancy
Articles, and every thing pertaining to his business.
They will find hin always on hand, ready and willing
to supply their wants. at prices that cannot fai ito
give thorough satisfaction, and he trusts that by
prompt attention and low prices. he will receive .
berai patronage. ct.e
May q, 1873 = B coNNELL, Agent
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SAVE YOUR TEETH.

kocToRs ScorT &.KiNs have formed a ps rtner,hip,
AJfor the purpose of Pra cticing DENTISTRY
They guarantee entire satisfaction in setting Artificial
Teeth, and fill (Plug) teeth to arrest decay and pre-
serve them for life. Their office is the same recent
y occupied by DR.. King, in ConncI's Row. where
they will be most happy to see their friends who
may wish the condition Of their mouths improved.
II. SCOTT. WIN. ii. KING.
IAncAStpr lima Ia 1874 Qr,R
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BoOTS AND SHOES.

- FED s. BAUGIIMAN, continue at their old
lU stanl, opposite the lloekL'g Valley Bank, Main
street, where they keep always o., hand and manuisc
u, ture to order all the latest a. 4 most approved
DIN STYLES OF BOOTS nm SHOES.
' SAS-for Men and Women. The reputation OF the
establishment for the best OF work needs no ronmen-
dation. They use the best material and enplrv the
most ski lful workman and are thus enabled to sukply
their customers with the neatest and hest of the "
rious articles in their line. All kinds ofBoots, Shoes,
Buskins. etc, etc, are embraced in their stock, which
has Just been replenished By their Spring purchases.
The patronage of tho public is respectfully solicit
ted, who are invited to call and examine the assort-
ment. No efforts will be spared to please those who
price RIB.
Lancaster, March s, 1853
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TIE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
Messrs. Clarke, Wright s. Co.,

MessrS. Clarke, Wright s. Co.,
IJAVE ;aken. for a term of years, the Foundry
IL owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon o.
lum6uS and broad Streets, IN the city of Lancaster,
where they are determined to be on hand with all such
articles in their line, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARtOUR STOVES,
R%-MlLL GEARING, MACHINE
AanS1ss1n CASTINGS AND PLOUGHS, OF
various patterns, warranted a superior arti, lie, togeth-
er with all minor articles in the Foundry line.
CLARKE'S Cornstalk and Straw Gutter,
An Article superiort to all others of the kind in the
country, and one to which we invite the special at
tcntion Of the Farmer. This machine for cutting
shock corn for high feeding or Gattening stock, will
ave from 80 to 40per cent. Cord Fodder, when cut,
is nearly or quite equal to hay for Feeding either cat
tie or horses, making an acre {? well saved corn fod-
der worth two acres of tho bes- grown hay in Ohio.
they arc calculated for eitheY hand or horse power.
We are also preparing to furnish to order
McCORMIcK'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT
TER AND MOORE'S WHEAT DRILL.
Farmers give us a call. Everybody give us a call
and buy onr goods and wares,our ploughs and shares.
and we will try in turn to buy your corn, your wheat,
rag bank notes, or snght yov may desire to spare, Of
broken pots aud other ware We therefore have the
highesthoPc, without designing any Joke, that YOU
viii give a liberal share Of patronage TO us who are
determined to do business ontlie most liberal terms.
1851 t4 CLARKE. WRIGHT & 60 E;
Lancaster, February 10, 1858 40
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CITY PROpERTY FOR SALE.

4 Sagent for Adam Householder, SIM, | will sell
n the House and Lot on East Main street, known
as In Lot No .. in Rebcr's addition TO the City o
Lancaster, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Samuel
Aeniey. aud near the residence OF Salmon Shaw
Esq. Terms favorable. and title indispntable.
p. VAN TRUMP.
July Z. 1853. GAIN.
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FARM q T.

TINE Executive Committee of the Fairfield County
l. Agricultural Socirty will receive propositions
for the FarmNorth' Of Lancaster, on Saturday tRA-6th
Of August. For Information as 10 terms, and qua.it
ofland reserved for fair grounds, enquire ofthe un.
dcrsigncd. JOHN REFER. Pres.
&c. WEAVER, Sec'y.
July 81, 1853.
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NEW IMPROVEMENT IN INSERTING
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

mrs. Crider 81 Williams have made an improve
lJnent in tho art of inserting artificial teeth on me-
talic plates. The Improvement consists ir solder
ing teeth on plates, 81 as to prevent them from con-
tracing and springing while in the act Of soldering
and cooling, which win avoid all difficulties thar Den
Of teeth. 4 patent will be secured in a short time
then specimens eau be seen at our office. a
Lancaster, June rs, 1858. I-6
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TER AND MooRE's WHEAT DRILL.
NOTICE.

A t my instance an attachment was this day issued
~ byJacoh Embich. Esq an acting. Justice o
the Peace of Hooking Township, Fairfield county
Ohio, against tho property and effects of Aaron lies
tand, a non resident ofsaid county, for the sam o
STA. 10.
This 9th day of July, AID 1853.
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CITY NO. 4.

XfNK s BISIi, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio,
~ -four doors West. of The Hooking VaAey BaRk
Where fresh Bread, Rusks, Cakos, and Crackers car
DO had every day.
We have employed tho very bpst workmen in oui
limo Of business and will sell at Wholesale aud retail
at tho lopest prices.
We are determined to give general satisfaction.-
All orders from the city or county for Bread; eakes
sodn, butter, water aud Boston crackers, will be
promptly llled. Give us a call.
Lancaster. July q, 1883. link BISH.
N B, We also keep on hand 3 generalassortment o
FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be sold at the
Lowest rstea. 'AN link BlSH.
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Jonas Raffaer aud Isaac Ruffner,

Jonas Ruffner and Isaac Rufner. 7
u.s.. 81 rH
David Tusiug \ Barbara his wife.S
J. Holiday 4 Nj Naaieua his wife, ) In Partition.
Sanl Srnoots 4 l'ebecca his wife,
Jacob Rutner, joan HenthoRre& yFairfeld Common
Mary ms wife, Roles 4 Emily Plea.
his wife 4 William Crist infant r .
son OF YIN. Crist B Anna his wife
now decd tts-
MI defendants are hereby notified that the petit
- tioners on this day filed in tho Clerks office of
the court OF Common Pleas for the county Aforesaid
that certain petition praying that partition be made Of
the following described premises ,situsted in Fairfield
county, to wit: a part Of section No. 30 P. II R-I7 and
described aSiSllows, Beginning at The S. w corner of
said sec. thence N. 80 four pole chains aud 50 links to a
post, thence ~. "a de;rees chains and 81 links
to a post, thence N. so dc Srees Ell chains and 80 links
to post, THENCE L Is chairs to a post, thence S. 4
chains and 5O links to a sycamore, thence E3 . chains
and 70 links to a post, thence S. 40 chains and bn
Inks to a post, thence w. So chains and 81 links to
the place of beginning. containing 24I 72-lO0 acres,
10 such manner that 8 equal undivided 9Th parts
thereof be set apart in severslty to the petitioners,
who hold by purchase the interest of all ofsaiJ defcn.
dants in said lands, except the said WIN. Crist and
that one equal 9th part thereof, be set apart to said
minor defendant Vim. Crist-and that said petit ion
will come on TO be heard at the next DC ober term oil
said court.
JOHN GARAGHTY, Attorney for petitioners.
juno II, 1883. S-6w
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CABTION!

A IL persons arr hereby warned against buying
IA from ne CHARLES BRANDT. a note made to
him or order, v myself and VIM. link, dated about
the. Sth of July, 1853, AMI payable Oh OF about the
9th of January, 1851. Said note was obtained un-
fairly and is without consideration. ! will therefore
not pay the same. MAMMALIAN CLAM.
Lancaster. Aupul AZ Ath. 1875. 3-w,
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AN ORDINANCE
AN
Q For the suppression Of Houses of Tiplihs and Intern.

For the suppression of Houses of Tipling and Intern
perance.
SIC. 1. Be It ordained by the Trustees Of Rich
land town 3hip, in the county Of Fairfield, and State Of
Ohio that from, and after the taking effect oil this or.
dinance, no person or persons, shall be allowed 10
sell, narter, or give away, any spirituous vinous. OF
malt liquors within said township, excentf1r Medici-
nal, Mechanical or Sacramento purposes.
SEc. . If any person or persons shall soil, barter
or give awav. any spirituous, vinous. or malt liquors
within s~aidtownship except for the purposes ~spicified
in tho first section OF this ordinance, he, she, or they,
shall be deemed guilty ofkeeping a house OF tipping
and intemrerance; and shall, on conviction thereof
before any Justice of the Peace or court having Jur.
%isdiction, be fined for the first offence the sum of ten
do lars, and the costs Of prosecution; and on failure
to pay said fine and costs, he, she, or they, shall be
imprisoned in the Jail 1.-THE county for the term oil
ten days;-and for the second and every subsequent
offence, he, she, or they, on conviction thereof, shai
be fined no more than fifty, nor less tn, twenty dol
lars. including costs of prosecution, md be imprisou-
ed in the lail of.the county not less than fifteen nor
more thantwenty days, at the discretion of the court
SIC. 3. This ordinance shalt take effect and lie
in force from and after the 25th day %OfJune. A. d,
l211
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G3~It always does It's good to meet md
to take the hand ofso hearty and true a gen.
tleman MS General SANpERsoN, Of Lnncas-
tor. WE had that pleasure yesterday. He
is getting into the scar and yellow leaf, but
no is sound, md straight as a white ork,--
God bless him and multiply his days in the
land.-0. s.. .J1ur.
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JOSEPH HOWELL & cos
HIDE, KIP, OIL 81 LEATHER STORE
No. ST., South Second St.,. Philadelphia,

No. ST, South Second St.. Philadelphia,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Gather sold on Commission. FREQ Of storage, at b
IL per cent. with no other charge. ! Of value ad-
vanccd in cash on receipt Of Leather in Philadelphia.
and accounts sent with balance on sale Of same
Leather baing in great demand in Philadelphia, quick
sales at remlnerating prices may be deuended upon.
Best Tannnr's Oil, per bbk, Oil gals Barrcl$91, cash
Calcutta Kips' stb0
Dry do do LIP
Reference-G W. Swan, Pre-. t.. Sfate, Bk, Colum.
bus. Herbert Geiger Tanner, Ru'hvile, Fairfield Co.
God ard & Eastman, Zinesvlllo; Stone y Cochran,
Merchants, Newark.
Communications addressed TO the above firm will
meet with prompt attention,
Scioto Gazette please copy LON.
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.. q EHtfH ~ -~r~---T~ -r--~- wr'H-~H. |.
GT-Tbe Pilgrim Celebratioh-at Plymouth,
Mss, on Monday, must have been a mag
nifcent affair. a letter from there to the
New York Times, dated M9pdly afternoon,
says: ,e ..f5f,t .-.t.s .r,at .,
The day was ushered in by a national sa-
lutte, and ringing Of bells at sunrise. The
town was soon alive. IL was a matter oil
establishment where the numbers could have
been steyed away who turned out from
every hotel and private dwelling. of large
aud small pretensions. Then 10 ,cama the
trains from Boston, laden with their human
freight from the town anl country. In they
poured, filing the line CT procession with
wondering eyes, and fresh and hlppy faces.
The whole town was covered with arches,
mpttos md decorations. ..r
Nor was the religious aspect Of the day
forgotten. AT 81 a, NJ, divine service was
held in tile FIRST ChnEch, which was well
attended. phe military and civic process.
sionsis large and imposing, Arriving at the
Pavilion, the invited guests aud others, to
whom tickets were issued, were Gsherod in
by the committee of arrangements; and
while | despatch this, the colhtionlis being
discussed by some 2 800 people. Saen tho
large Pavilion will be filled with the elo-
quence Of Everett, Sumner, Hale and the
rsst. Hon. r. G.. Winthrop is at Niagara
and unable tobe present.
A melancholy event occurred this morn
ing to cast a gloom over tho rejoicing of the
day. Hon. Nathan Mitchell, Judge Of Dos
ton, dropped suddenly dead, at the house OF
Mr., WIN. G Davis, a few minutes after his
arrival from Boston. sa.Ics o.. g.ualt
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A-SHoRr SroRE.-Al i've dollar bill OF
the State Bank Of sJutl CarOGna, was
shown to the editor Of the st. Louis Demo-
crat, with the following endorsement on its
back.
"This is the last five dollars, William, Of
an estate of 10000, left me three years a
go by my father, and unless | make II raise
with this tonight at a game Of poker, | am
a goncr.
January 81, 1858 C. w. GERMAN"
Under this is written in nBothcr hand,
"the unfortunate writer Of the above shot
himself in his room in Buffalo, at 4o'clock
on the morning Of the 18th Of J anuary,
1850. ,liD ~.
= y ' + What mournful story this
short record tells. ~ youth ofpromise enter
ing upon life full OF bright hopes--succeed-
cd to a noble inIeritance, passing a career oil
debauehery, led on by the wretcbcd allure.
monts Of tia gaming table until home,
friends. health, reputation, souls salvation
are all ruined, and then the enl-''settiny
life upon 4 cast I" and giving n discharge in
full of all earthly dem IN Is ut th, muzzle of
the deadly pistol, the rope, the poisoned cup.
the calm h>wing river. "FTis true, Ills pi-
ty, pity IT'S It's true"
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CECOND HAND PIANOS.-One Seven Octave
- Rosewood Piano Forte, nearly new;
One 6 octave, Rosewood Case; ,@ @
One 6 octave, Mahogany case. For sale very cheap.
Columbus, July %. A. REED.
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Piano Tor SnIe or Rent.

fXN1E subscriber has on h,nl a Piano, which has
IL been in use about a year, Of good tune and finish,
and from one of the best manufactures in Germlny.
1t will be sold low, or rented upon reasonable terms.
August 4, 1853. On -Pd. PHILIP LANCE.
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CoimI Broae,--The canal bank between
this citytandAthcns,is so much out of re-
pair as 10 render it im2ossiblerfor boo;ss,o
pass. The packet was detained on this &C
count last evening. n
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, EiIs
ID. X. F1SUEL.

.
L aving returned to the city and erecteda large
llbuildingin the rear Of the brick house, on tho
corner o. Broad and Chestnut streets, one square south
ofthe Market House, Intends manufacturing upon a
large scale all the varions articles of
CABINET FURNITURE,
BeadsteadS and Chairs, Which he will keep
always on hand, together with a large assortment Of
Cincinnati manufacture, Hislong experience in the
business will enable him to have manufa cturedh
homo and imported fiom abroad the very best Of
work, and as he intends to employ none but the most
skinGal .workmen and usothe best materials, he fat
tiers himself that hewfl give general satisfaction to
all who may favor him with their custom.
The public are invitedto call and examine the as.
soriment. The entrance to the rooms is upon Broad
street. ID. *.
Lancaster, May Goth, 1858.
N. D.-Repairing done on the shortest notice, and
In tho nnatest and most tvorkm anlike manner
Charges reasonable. U4 Nl.
Fll9Mk SuhumnaR
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n-mmNM
rIANOS.

VNADDITION TO A LARGE STOCK ALREADY
4 on hand, / am this day in receipt and opening the
following styles of PIANOS, for sale at Manutac-
turer's prices, ranging from $500 to $500. IIdrTanf-
ed for fire years. 80
> seven octave Louis XIV. richly carved;
. seven octave, carved top moulding;
1 seven octave, plain, round corners;
I sevenoctave, Hsolian attachment;
3six octave, round corners;
Q six octave, round corners, top wcuidiugi
3 six octave, half round c~ornefsS
3 six octave, square corners;.
4seven octave, richly carved ~bbuaoir;.
I seven octave plain boudoir; i
26i octave, carved boudoiri
26t octave, plain boudoir. A. REED,
Boston Piano Rooms, Columbus, Ohio.
August A, los.
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Melancholy A~ceidsHh-,On last Tnuisily
morning n serious accident occurred to The
son orSamuel Grabil, of Greenfield town
ship, in this county. 1t seems that the
young man was engaged in driving horses
attached to a threshing machine, when by
some misstcp his leg caught In one oftho
wheels, and horrible to relate, was torn com
pletcly off, D1 p. Carpenter was sent for
and dressed the leg. Tho young man was
upout l7years old. This IS truly a heart
rcnding occurrence, .
Nicholas Breene, the young man arrested
lastweek, on charge of horse-stcaling, was
examined before Esq 1MSyeigh On Friday
last, and recognized in the sum of 1000 dol
lars for his appearances before the Common
Pleas Court, in default Of which be was
committed.
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ANfMAtcuEes rs WATER.-The idea en-
tertnined by most OF persons that all water
whether found 10 springs, wells, brooks,
ponds or cisterns, or even that Gresh rain
water, is filled with living creatures is, MS far
~ the microscope enable us to ascertain
without. foundation Water Is a COMPOUND
cf.two gases hydrogen and oxygen-anr
the existence OF nnimalculos in II is alto
getheY dependencies certain cases, princi
pally oilitss contract will, vegetable matter
thus II yen take q bowl Of water, and plac,
a handful Of hay or other vegetable matte
in II, in a few daysthoi top will BIO covere
with a scum, whichhy putting a small guam
tity under the microscope, will be found Il
be a mass of animalcules, but Is still Of tn
lower order, most OF them being the mon,
ads; the smallest Of this class being 50 min
ute that 10000, 900 can swim about IN on
drop. Exchange paper.
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Tag "UHITED DEMocRAeY.'-The, AZ
hang Argus, exclaims with great (ervor, end
with deep modification.
"hiow long Is tho democr tic party in this
State 10 be disgruced by such associations
Was there eyera more %disreputable coalition
anywhere than that known as the united de-
mocracy ofNew YOrkf'"
There probably never was; aud what may
be said Of the Omitted Democracy Of New
York; would apply with equal truth and
power 10 that lager and more "disre putable
coalitionD which last Summer overshadowed
the whole Republic and resulted In the eIe-
walton ofPierce.
Locofocoismis certainly in u bad way
The autunnal.frosis will witness itsedemo-
Ition.
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-. A. Au"" .". H L #H
SiIpcKIHG TRAGEDY AT OBERLIN, OHIO.
Last Wednesday evening a most revolving
murder was committed about three miles
loSs:-A man named FuIlmln, it is alleged
had slundcred a Miss Barber and another
youag lady. The, brother Of Miss Barber
and a Mr.. Lowell, the lover of the other
sIandered girl, took the mltter up. On
"Wednesday morning they ven to Pullman
TO talk the matter over. lie repuIscd them
with fearful threats, and became desperate
ly enraged. They left him and returDed to
their work. After supper one Of the par
ties proposed that they take their rifles and
go over to F1lIman's and Brighten him. Ac.
ting in accordance with the proposal, they
took,their guns "a rilte and a sbot-gnn) and
started, On arriving they found Pullman
and his wife IN a field raking hay. Lowell
advanced to him and said:"WeIl, I've come
to have it out."a Pullman seized a pitch
fork and made a desperate plunge at him
his wife clingtng to him, shrieking and en-.
deavoring to prevent his striking Lowell.
Hb succeededin wounding him in three
places with the fork. Bnraged beyond
control at this, lowell fired his piece, miss
ing F., aud lodging the contents in his
wife'S head, wounding her dangerously,Per
haps mortully. Ne then handed the empty
gun to Blrber to reload, took. the loaded
gun and started for home, FGllman follow
ing him with his pitchfork. After going
SONS ~dislaace, Lowell turned round, ex'
claiming "D-n me if don't shoot you,any-
how!' lie fired, and FdlIman being bu'
two feet froal him received the whole
charge in his sid ; tearing him in a horrible
manner, AMI killing hins instantly. lie
leaves a family Of three children. The muir
derers were Immediately arrested.
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nE1lOVAL.

4 NocT0a nLRSTLEB has removed bis Dice 70
1v,lizh, De2r {fhacliDg s.fnei, and near hiadTet.
Iiag. slo-SF.
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IIMcIe Toms Cnbim

AID . UncIo Toms Cabia as Il Il, for sale at thI
Avity Book Store, opposite Siader'e Ho.cl, BY.
Novcnspr 10, 1857 Jo1N sEARLEs.
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ELODEONS,-Just received, a ins assortment
It1 from the celebrated and u~nriveled Mandatory
Of Carhart & Needham, New York. Prices ranging
from Sl5 to SI25. ra
Columbus, July %. A. REED