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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
Jealeasr Amoaa Mioislers.

We have read Sunny-Side and Shady,
Side, and we have sometimes thought We
could writc an Under Side--that might
contain revelations not brought TO livhf in
either of these volumes, Ministers have
troubles enough, it is true, but those
troubles do not all como from. restless
churches and meddlesome deacons.
They often come from each other. With
sorrow We confess it, there is amone min
isters. as IN every other professional class.
an unworth jealousy of the reputation and
success OF those WHO are more popular
In conversations abou. brethren we some
times mark with pain disposition TO crit
icise and disparage. rather than to an.
prove, and to rejoice in their success. We
know sincere and good meu, who a-e 20,
80 extremely sensitive to .tLgir own rom.
tstions, that they cannot bear % hear any
body Pfailed but themselves--as if what
ever was added TO another's fame was so
much taken from tfeir own. They seem
unwilling TO concede the talents oessne,;,,r
men. liza distinguished preacher is nam.
ed. they throw in aha,emen.s To ,ua,;fv
the general praise. These criticisms may.
be just, but they seem TO be mad in an un-
brotherly spirit. Netthat tiis icalonsv is
peculiar TO one profession. On the con
trary. we think ministers have far less Of
it than either lawyers or doctors. for tber
do not SO often come mo close contact ne
immediate rivals. But it is A norton Of
human inhrnl'iy which eleaves even to
goo1 men. and which stains tho whi,cues,
OF their garments.
lsit not time tohave done viii, this mis-
cradle feeling, and to cherisl, nobl. and
generous pride and joy in tho labors OF
others? The world is wide enough for ms
al. A boly ofmon, organized and com.
oined for great moral end, ought TO be
animated by the noblos. passions and by
The most generous spirit towards each 9th.
er' Comrades in war, brave companions
IN arms, they ough! TO be SO intent ON the
general victory. US TO forget their petty
CLAIMS Tor promotion, In the Christian
Church there is ample space for thousands
Of i,o gifted Good! The more strong men
We have in the pulpit the bottsr. Our
numbers are all too few for tho battle ".
have to tight We hail, therefore. ever,
%%'gnly man aa now champion in III,
Christian host, spd our hearts swell will
Joy as we see fresh young giant rushinl
'uto the battle. All honor to the learned
and e'oquent. whose pens and tongues are
welded in tho service oftruth. Mot hum
oiy 90 We give thanks TO God, wheneve,
we see AMIN oil powor rising up in ono o
our cities. Our bopo for the Church re
yves as We think how many such ar,
scattered over the land: AMI when one h,
one 'hGy depart. wa mourn their death
andPray that God would raise up others o
equal courage to fight ovor the same bat
lies Tor the next gencra.ion.--Ntv Yor.
Evangelist
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GtOMORrl.

We have been requsted to state that the
Philharmonic Society will hold Concert
in tho Court House on Tuesday evening
of next week. The Object, we understand,
is to raise funds to purchase instruments
DC for the City Brass Band. We trust
they may be literally encouraged. Our
city is greatly in need of nm efficient and
well organized company of this kind, and
we know of no one thing that would reflect
moro credit on the good taste of our citi-
zens than tho encouragement of musical
taste. Let there be a full attendance. This
com pany discourscs sweet music.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
Clhcinnnti Elcctlon,

TAYLOR, tho American candidate for
Mayor, has majority of 4o7. The re-
mainder of the American candidates have
also majorities. ranging from one to five
hundred. The city council stands eleven
Americans and sir anti-Americans. which
will give the Americans a majority in the
next board. Eleven Of the Constablosand
Assessors elected are Americans, aud siz
are ,i-Amerioans. There were also
ioctsd eleven Americans ss School Visitors
and SIX anti-AnericaAs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
PARTITION NOTICE.

To Abraham Hedges. siias A. Hedges, wfiIisrs p.
Rice, Rcbecea Taliniau widow Of -<A--- TaIImsss,i
SANFORD +. Duln and his wife Rachel, William II.
Fountain and his wife Albinah, George HuntwoTh
and his wife Elizabeth, John r. Hedges and Jesa0
II! Hedges. heTs Of Joshua Hedges dceease JoRs-
than Eteland and Rachel his wife, John Talbots and
Nancy bis wife, James A. Lucas and Rebeeca his
wife, Charles Paul and Alice his wife, Ann e. Dish
sTidow OF --- Dishes, Abraham. Hedges.
William Hedges, Jesse Hedges. Rose Ann HedRos.
and Mary Hedges, heirs Of Isaac Hsdgcs deeeased.4
Vou will aks notice that on the twenty nrst day or
IL March A. d.. 1895, the undeFsiRned hlcd . pstI-
tiOn in the Court Of Common Pleas Of FAirned coun
y Ohio, where the same Is nov pending, demanding
partition Of the, following premises AituAie in said
county, one hundred and acres, paF Of the South
East qIIrter Of section aye % Range nneleeR Ig1.
township fourteen 90, being the lands bequeathsd
10 tho said Jesse Hedges by his father Jesse edEesby
WI dated July lst 1915 ADMITTED Probate y
Book page 50 Of the Records Of Wills for Fairneid
County. , .... ~ ~ ,I----
Al the next term ofsad Court, an application will bo
made by the undersigned, for order that partition
ALEREDWILLJAMn,. Atty. REBRCCA KICK.
March %, le55--6W46pfaS.05
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shoriG,s Sale.


.. The State Of OHIO, Fairfet County, a..
Tho Court of Common Pleas OF Fair field COUNTY, Ohio.
Petition to forcelose, &c. N.3a7 code., - I !,
k.,. John A. Collins, Plainuf.
against ~ ''
Nelson Coates and Hester bradshaw, John RebeT And
Daniel KutE, partners In trade under the name aud
Arm Of Reber and Kutz, Daniel SiHord and William
p Pitt Creed, Administrators OF tae Estate OF John
Crced dec, and James White, Defendants.
DY virtue 0f order OF sule to mo directed In tho
b above cause by the Court Of Common Pleas of
said County, iwlli oer and expose to sale at public
vendue and out-cry at the door tho Court House in
the City Of lancaster In said County and State, on So
turday ths9ist day Of apri, A. d. 1855, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock =. NJ OF SAID
day, the following Real Estate situate In the County
Of Fairaeld and State Of Ohio to.wit: ln-ot number
two (So. 81 in Harris subdivision Of out-lot number
two NO q and the West half of 0utL number three
No. 3) North OF and adjoining tho Town OF Lancaster
In said County, excepting soven ~ feet and elk o.
inches fronting Broad Street, Of tho North side o
said lot, and running back between PARALLEL limos that
width alley In the rear Of said Lot. To be sold a.
tho property Of said Defendants Nelson OoHtes nnc
csicr Bradshawt 10 satisfy judgt aealnst them In l
In favor Of said plaintiffs for S264 90 and costs
suit with interest from Goth Feb. A. ID. 1855.
Appraised at $1,000. Terms sale cash N hand.
| GEO. w Mac ELRoY,pts. Atty. WIN. POTTER, shcrlh
March Is, 1s5J-Sw45 C. NIL WlSEMAN, Deputy.
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sale Of Real Estnte BY order Of Count.

OAN Saturday tAs2 2Ah day Of Merck a. D.. 1855, be-
W tween the houtaof o clock A. N. and 4 oeloeh
p. M the premises viii be sold the highes, bid
dor, the Valuable MIL Property and appur.
tenances, lately owned by Jonathan bartholomew,
deSesssd situate ~ FIisaeld county Ohio and know.
Quarter OF Section No. N, In Township No. 10, Of
Range Nc. ie: Beginning ut the Northwest corner OF
the land formerly ownodby Thomas Rees. at the mar
gin Of the Ohio Canal original Lock No. 2 South
Of Licking Summit thence South FOX degrees kast
10 porches TO post; thence North 5ik degrees Easp
90 perchos TO post; thence North 30 degrees West
i0 perches TO- Post at the Canal; thence North 53k
degrees West ~ 4l0 perches with tho Canal 10 the
race or Beginning. Said promises to bo pold free Of
The dover OF the widow Of said Jonathan Bsriholo-
mew. Appraised At $4,000. rn atI
Tsrms efsais-One- -thiro In hand, third In one,
and the residue in two years from day OF sale, viii
interest on doforved pay ynents.
ELlzABETH BARTHOLOMEW.
I''ff = Guardian Of Malon J. Barthe elomeW.
MARTIH & Sciitricn, Attys. Fob. 20, 1855 5wta
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
City Elections.

In Columbus, the entire American tick :
et was elected.
In Circleville tho American ticket was
elected by a large majority. II has here
toforc been Anti American.
In Zancsville, the American ticket was
elected by large majority.
In Dayton, portion Of the American
ticket was elected.
In Piqua. Mirmi county. the American
ticket was entirely successful.
In Hamilton, Butler county tho Sag
Nieht ticket prevailed by from 50 TO 10
majority.
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RgAL ESTATE ron 5eAIE.

II WILL expose 10 sale, on Saturday the 9lfh dsy ~
III March, 1855, by public vepdue at the Court House
door In the city Of LancasicP Ohio, tho Real
Estate: FIFTY ysSovem Acres and 40 ReYche0
Sf so9S part q he So SHS" q s.:
Ouf.Lof, NO. 10, North or Lancaster,
to suit purchasers. " 'p 'f.f "
LOtNO. 10, In thc Tow OF New SaIem,
In said county, on which Is situate small Log Hodse.
Lot No. l1S I'm the town OF P1e0Snn1~
yiIlc,in said county, on which Is situate Frame
Dwelling HOuae. 9, .ls .
and one e-thiTd In two years with interest.
Any Of the above property may be purchased at prs
| vato sale on terms as above. JOHH X. MUMAUGH.
Fob.s, ls55-40 Assigaco Of C. NJ Besry.
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Conncclicpl. Election,
HAnrFoRn, April 2.

H HARTFORD, April z.
In twenty towns heard from, Ingram.
Democratic candidate for Governor, leaves
all the others. Mr.. Minor the Know
Nothing candidate is largely ahead of Dut-
ton the Wing candidate, and is but few
hundred votes behind Ingram. 1t is
evident, however that there win DO no
Governor elected by the people.
The Democrats elect twcnty-six and the
Know Notlings and Wigs twenty one
members to the Legislature, as far rs
heard from. The strong X. N. districts
arc not yet heard from. The result Of tho
election in the first Congressional district
is doubtful. In the third district, Dean.
X. N. and Wing, is elected bya large
majority, Hartford has elected ono Dem.
and one K. NJ, and New Haven two
Democrats to the Legislature.
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SheriT,s sale.

Tas State Of Ohio, Fairfield County, -.
TNURSUANT to the command Of an order for salo
u from tho Court OF Common Pleas In and for said
County Of Fairfield aud 10 me directod,I will offer at
public sale at the Conrt house in Lancaster on Sar-
day 25th day Of APrI a. d. 1855, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock r. M, the following
described Real EstAte to-wt situate in the County OF
Fairfield & State of o. the North bnlf the Northwest
Quarter 81 Section number GAY Township, number
Q3) thirteen, Range number 19 nineteen In said coun-
containing eighty less valued at four
dollars per acre To be sold as tho properly OF Elias
Tutrow, Asa Green and James NJ Pratt at tho suit Of
Cornelius Steenrod. No. 43O cOde.) , -.
Terms 0: salo cash. WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
BY c. NJ. l.. WlSEMAN, Deputy.
MARTIN & ScHLRtcif, Au'ys March 0o-S 46DfaJ
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
Tho Kansas Election.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, March 81.
The returns from Kansas show the elcc.
ton in Bullock, Lawrence, Tecumseh,
Douglas. Doniphan. Shawnee Mission,
Lcavenworlh, and lIoody Point Districts,
to have gone pro.slavery by majoritics
ranging from two to eight hundred.
The election was conducted with tolera.
ble quietudc.
The editor of the Kansas freeman was
ducked in the Kew river by mob, in
consequence Of speech he made.
is probable no anti-slavery men arc
elected to the Legislature. p.
We had large procession horc to-day
10 celebrate the victory.
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q ske1T'. Isale;f
shcriG,a Sale.
ASTte ihs s4so soauad q s q oyls er al

TAt S,ats of Ohio, Fairfield County, "a.
TDURSUA ANT 10 the command OF an order for saIo
II fromthe Court Of Common Plcas OF sajd county
aud to me directed, will offer at public sale at the
APrf a. ID. 1855, between the hours u 10 o'clock NJ
and O'Clock p. NJ the following described Real Es-
of Ohio, being equal aud undivided half OF Lot No.
IN Square No. In the EaStern addition tho town
OF Baltimore Also, Lots No. and9 in the central ad
dition the town OF Baltimoro excepting % feet OF
the South side Of LotNo the last named The und-
vided half OF Latino. nrst above named, valued Mt
e7S Lot No. In the central addition valued At 120
Lot No. 9vaued at 9II5. Also, at the same time and
place. one equal aud undivided half OF all the Macii-
neTy belonging the Factory which erected on lot
No. g. Also, Condenser and Power Loom and Spin.
ning Machinery lsft lii the old Factory situate on Lot
No. in tho town OF Baltimore. Terms OF sale cash.
To bo sold as the property of George II. HOuser aud
Ruama his wife at the suit of Edward Calkins.
WILLIAM POTTER Sheriff
l.G ~'-gt BY G. NJ. Ia WISEMAN, Deputy.
HuNrKR & DAuouERTT, Att'ys March c2-5wA6I,f a 80
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DENTISTRY.

II GRUBBhnying returned to Iancsste and Intends
u to roinau permanently In this city, and havingre-
c0ivod Instructions from experienced Dentist from
the city OF New York. and obtained AknowledgeOfthe
business respectfully tenders his PROFESSIONALISM
vfcesto czenS OF Lancaster and the public generally
lie Is prepared to perform all operations upon tho
the Toe treating spungy deceased Gums, destroy
ing Nerves. removing Tartar, etc.
Artificial Teeth inse rcd on Gold Plato from to
full SGT: also Artificial Crowns sot on hohlthy roots
without pain, to answer all tho purposes ofmas
ticntlon.
and beautify the Teeth and give them healthy Ac-
ton and improve the BREATH honlh &Tastc performed
on ratio tevms. Ladies' In the city county will
bc waitcd hoir respective places Of residence, II
II bo requested No charges made orr examination or
consultation at hts onice.
OFFICE--On the Northeast corner OF tho Pdblic
Square, one door from Main stroot.
Lancaster, Septeuber %, ls54-21
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GEORCE Z. EATON, nj. D.,

PnTacIciAS, ocuLiST, AND oRrnoPEpIcAL suRaHoE.
"AVINGiOeated psraaAsntIy In Chilliehothe, offer,
his professional services TO all who are afflicted
with any Of tho following diseases or deformties:
Amaurasis, Opthalmia, or inflammation Of the Eyee
Grainelat Lids; Watery Eyes Cataracts, Specks and
Plems Uieetually rom0ve,l; Strasmus or Cross Eyot
eurod ina fcw seconds ptasis Club Foot; Hair Up;
together with evory other operation belonging TO ths
operative Surgeon.
t '0FFICR-WaddlN's block Residence City House,
JrTSNO charges for exnminAuO
Address ChiliicothO, OH Nay 2, 1854 "
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SHtTIHB 3 HUIUs
The STATE Of ohio, FairftLd Counfy %.

tfi The State Of ohio, FaiyftH County 90.
John W.Taylor 4 Wife plansd'( In Partition. .Falr-
trs. I aaId Cor, PiSaa
Mary Rickets, etals., defendant hprNY rNot h''"'
VlY virtue Of Hn order OF sale from the Court OF
b Common Pleasin and fors said county, and 10 me
directed will ocT Mt public sale, upon t PysMises,
On Tuesday tAs 2ih day Of April a. ID, 1855 botwcen
tho hours Of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ, the
following described lands and teneuenis, to-wit;--
Lots No. 30, No So no. 60, No. co. No. TGho. %,
No. o. & No. ll In the town or eringtoh, Ia the
county of Fairfield state Of Ohio. Lot 80 valued at
Sso 10 AtSsO no. % SlS, no % at sao, no. lol
At SlO0. t,te... e. tf ag.
Terms ofsale, one third In hand, one-third IN one
and ons third u two years. with interest on deferred
nay nents from the day OF sale.
= MARris & SoHLEicf, Attys WIN POTTBR, Sheriff
. g By G. M. L. WISEMAN, Deputy.
Lancaster, March Is, lS55-5w45.
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"We are sueh stnRs. dreams are made Of,
Ard our little lhe 10 rounded by Asloop."

new MATERIAL ron BunpINo.--Wo
were showed yesterday "speciman
brick. "4nade Of lime and sand. which ap.
pears as though il would take tho place Of
the common clay brick altogether. II is
very smooth ''and hard. 1t is larger than
the common brick and has vacant space
IN tho centre. We arc informed that tho
materials used in the manufacture Of these
bricks are simply lime nul sand, the pro.
portion being about eleven parts sand, to
one part lime. and they can be manufac-
iured st less cost than our common clay
bricLs. The bricks can Of course be mate
Of any shape or form according TO taste
1t is fully equal to sandstone. The ad
vantagcs arc the facilities with which they
are manufactured; lathing and plasterins
becouies unnecessary. and tie outside ant
inside Of the wall are made at ore time
The chemical change which takes place il
the manufacture OF tho bricks harden
them 90 that they are not more affected b!
the atmosphere than stone. II is not nj
fectsd by frost. and experiments whicl
have been tried to test lis strength and 9th
er qusli:ies have resulted satisfactorily =
Scientific men haye examined tho material
aud all have arrived st tho same conclu
eion.--- Gin. Gazltie.
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shefin's sale.
George Holman ahd Daniel nORman,a
An. Nan. Hsa,u Z.

AAA Maria HoamsA ., ais.
TIY virtue ofa writ of sAle 10 me Directed nom No.
ID ConrI ofCommonp pieas for Fairael County, ,ohio.
viii Oner Aha expose 10 sale ON Saturday, .spri "a
O'Clock =. ~ The hghast bidder, the folio Wl1e de-
scvibod Nonl Bslate twit The East half OF he RnaA
half Of Section NO. = Tow nshiD No II, Range No. TO-
In sad County, cnntning fB acres. The same bcln,
the farm about miles frotn lAsnsaey, on Ile Rova
Don Road, lately occupied by jacob Holman ee.ased
li6e0 o. Of the purchase money subject % terest Al
por cont. will - len in the hands - the puTrhaser
during the t1g-hmgof Ana Maria Holman, and a.
hcT death sald sun will be payable to the heir, oF
the said Jacob The balance ofthe purchase money
will be rcqupsd % follows; oncthird on The day oF
sale and the balpheo in two equal annual psyments
With interest," Immediate possession will be given u,
March g, ls5$-5ws4pfS3
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Heavy Snow Storm.

MONTREAL, April Alt has been snow
ing rapidly here during tho last fifteen
hours, and drifting largely, SO that tho
trains are impcdud,
OADESsnuRoH, April 2.--There is a
heavy snow storm now prevailing here.
accompanied by a strong west wind. The
thermometer is standing at ton degrees a.
bove zero.
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TIN SHOP q FOUNDRY WARE.ROG
Jnmcs TTclImnainy

ETAYING established himself In the manufacturing
HN OF TIN, COPPER and SHKEr-IRON WARE In
Hiesy's Budding one Door Hest ofths HOekiag YaHsy
Bank Is prepared TO furnish the people OF this county
koens ou hand every variety Of COOKING and HEAT
ND STOVES for WOOD and COAL consisting In purt
Of the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen.
Triumph, Buck, Presidents and Preference for Wood
and Black Diamond for Coal. Also Ploughs, Plough
Shares Sugar Kettles & Hollow-ware. All OF the above
articles will bc sold low can be bought else where.
He invites citzons generally TO call aud exnmne his
stock JAMES McMANAMY.
N b. House -spouting e. jobbng done upon short mo-
cs Old Copper Brass, Pewter and Iron taken In OK
change for any Of the above articles. Me.
Lancaster, may ], 1854 .tf
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SheriG,s sale.

- The State Of 0Ai0, Fairfsid Connty, -.
TDY virtue OF an execution, against property, from
tho Court Of Common Pleas, In and fof said coun-
", aud TO mo directed, will offer at public sale, Mt
the Court House, In Lancaster, Saturday ths 2st
day sf 3prii, a. d. 1855, between the hours Of l0O-
clock a. NJ and 4 o'clock P. NJ, the following do.
seribed real estate to-wt; situate In the City Of
Lancaster the county of Fairfield and State Of Ohio,
being the west half of In Lot number six in the
twelfth square OF said city; Vauod at $500. To bo
soldas tho property Of Il. L. Slocum ut tho suit Of
Mary Bury Guardian of the children ofthe late Joseph
Bury, deceased. -
Terms ofsislc, cash y h,s ~ 4 lt eGE
7. VAN TRuMr, AtY. WIN. POTTER, Sheriff,
V,f fs-UWi G. N. l.. 1WIshMkN, Deputy, -''
LnnchkiAr. March l5. ls5l-5WAH. 49, :.
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sherin,a Sale.

Jacob MeeOwen In Partition Fairfield
% ~ gs. .Is. L'I. ..... .,tst.t..f l.fr. f
John MeGowen, ct als.> Common Pleas.
DY virtue Of an order of sale 10 me directed from
I'D the Court Of Common Pleas for Fairfield county,
Ohio, will offer and expose to sale by public vendue
and outcry at the door ofthe Court House, In said
county. on Saturday tAs l4tA day Of APrii neEf be-
tween the hours OF ten O'Clock A. M and o'clock
tenements to-wi In Lot No. y In the town OF East
Rushvile In said county.
Terms ofsale, one third in hand, ono third IN one
year and tho remaining onethird In two years with
interest on deferred payments nom the day Of sae
Appraised at ooo0 WA> P0TTER, sheVlA
March Q, leSS--4A
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A SHORT CRATER ON SLEEp.--If ono
thinks Off. says tho Brooklyn Eagle, ,sleep D
in great city is queer thing. Think
of fifty thousand in lhis city ali sleeping
al once. Fifty thousand in Tiers, one, two,
three, foar. FIVE deep--fron, cellar 10 gar.
ret. Fi.ty .hogssndin rows mile long
Five thousand in tho rel night caps--tas-
Gelcd and untasseled. Ton thousand in
dlngy ones that aOere white Mondays and
Mondays ago Five thousand in silken
ones. Some edged beautifully. sono hem.
med with q sail needle, and some uncap-
ped altogether. with locks disheveled md
RULED like 'quils upon the fretiu porcu.
pine Five thousand snoring alto, Eve
thousand snoring bass. Five thousand
under rags. Twenty thousand under cal,
ico. a hundred or so beneath silk. Some
weeping, smiling in their dreams, others
dreanless as tie grave. RInglets twisted
UP in cigar ligLters--streaming over the
pillow---no tresses at all. Some wrilbing
uGicr oyster supper nightmares, chased il
iinagination BY salem witches with snaky
broomsticks, or creditors with Judgements
ana scar!ot hags. Others enjoying beauti
ful visions,
"Now msitlng In mIsts and now breaking In gcams,,
LSo tao glimls saint hasOf haven in his dtcaidl
Sleep. the sweet res,orer, equalises thC
condition of folks wonderfully. The sew
ing girl enjoys an imaginary sleigh ride
drawn by the steeds Of Morpheus. anC
dances with nice young mcu,i in ball room.
where the floor managor is Mr., Nol;whil,
the heiress, mayhap, bewails a sick lal
dog or q spoiled silk dress. Give us pleas
ant dreams, and one-hali Of our lives will
wear Agolden tiage. while we forget tina
the other is spent in scraping together III,
wherewIthal TO meot tho demands OF land
lords and butchers bills. Our life is two
fold. as Byron haih it, and sleep has iis Owl
word
"we are sueh stnRr, dreams are madS Of
Ard our littie lilo 10 rounded by Asioop."
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MUsICI MUSICiI

.zSzlpEawva- MISSES DE BERTHoLTS have rc-
IfA turnod to Lancastor.and viii be hap
Yipy 10 receive pupils for instruction on the
PIANO PORTE aud GUITAR, at their residence at
Mr. UpfeIds Cohabas Sirsst, and hope their long ex-
perience In teachng music and tho unremitung attcn-
lion paid to the improvement Of their Pupils
a portion Of public patronage.
MISS A. 4. DE bERTHoLT will receive class for
Embroidery and Canvass work.
MISS NJ. G. DE BERTHOLF has loponed an Blc-
mentary School the Basement Story Of the Episco-
pal Church. November y, leS4-2O