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a We are Informed BY Mr. J. O. CreIliu
thA' eve, belonging to hessrs. Thomas, neal
Harlem, Lee tOWnshlp. gave birth to TIvI
lambs on Tuesday night Of last ueek. They
are All living and In good condition, and can
be seen on the farm Of the MsssFs. Thomas. -
Rather profitable eve, that
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TIR CELEBRATED HOLLAND RHAlEDY EOR
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AcUE.
And the various affections consequent upon
a disOrdered

EVEN ANU NGUEs
And the various affections consequent upoI
q disOrdered
ST0 MACH OR ,LTVER,
Suchas Indigestion, Acidity Of the Stomach
Colicky Pains, Heartburn, LOsa OF Appetite
Dependency, COstiveness. Blind and Bleeding
Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neu
ralgic Affections, it has in numerous Instances
proved highly beneficial, and in others effec
I'D decided cure.
This lea purely vegetable compound, pre-
pared on strictly scientific principles, after the
manner Of the celebrated Holland Professor,
BOerhave. Because of its great success in
most Of the European States, its introduction
into the United States was Intended more es
pecially for those OF our iathsrland scattered
here and there over the face Of bis might
country. Meeting with great success amOnr
them, ] now offer 1t to the American public.
knowing that its truly wonderful medical vir
tues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended 70 those
PEI sons whose constitutions may have bael
impaired by the continuous use Of arden
spirits, or Orther forms Of dissipation. Gener
ally instantaneous In effect, Il finds It's way di.
recty to the seat Of life, thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve, raising up the dropping spir.
it, and, in fact, infusing new health and Vigol
in the system.
NOTICE Whoever expects to find this q
beverage will be disapp inted; but to the sick
weak and low spirited. it will prove greatfu
aromatic cordial, possessed Of singular rene
dial properties.
CA UTI ON
The great popularity of this delightful Aro
ma has induced many imitati ons, which chs
publiI should guard purchasing. Be not per
suaded to buy anything else until you have
given BOerhsves Holland Bittsrs fair trial -
One bottle will onvince, you how iuhuitely
superior il IS to all these imitstions.
tH-SOld at $l,0O per bottle, or six bottles
for $500, by the
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SALhH FAfR.--We have received the premi.
nm list fOr the Salem Agricultural, HOrticul.
tural q Mechanical Fair. to bs held in Salem,
0OlumbiAna county, D., on the nd, 0srd 4
gan days Of September, The list is . good
enc and the exhibition will doubtless be up
with the timss-except lev things which are
quite fashionable At fairs these days, viz; whis.
key selling, gapbuag, horse racing, aide.
shows. &c. sv llrk
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We commence this week, the publication Of
Historical Sketches Of Carroll County" Our
friend Geo. Hardesty. Esq, writes from Brown
township. win our friends in different parts
Of the county assist US il this mattefs
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LEGAL NO TICE.

IL = u "A Il ~ u = u Il
ISAAC ATKINSON of the town Of AdelI, in
1.-The county Of Dallas and state of Iowa, will
AXE notice that Martin Detk and Michael
0ecS of the county of Carroll, and stale Of
'hi0 did ,on the S0th day Of April.A. d. 1858,
lie their petition in the court Of Common pleas
Sithin and for the said county of carroll. In
said state of Ohio, against said Isaac Atkinson
delenGant setting forth that the said Isaac
Atkinson give mortgage 10 the ssid Martin
Deck and Michael Deck on the follow ing lands
and tenements situate in the county OF Carroll
aud State of Ohio, to wit: fky three feet Ot
the East end oflct number twenty three Of the
original plat Of Ceuterville by Peter BOhart;
also iOrty.seven feet Of the north end Cf lot
number two, Of Isaac Atkinson's ADDITION to
the town of Centerv.lle, to secure the pay.
ment of the sum OF 4 Sl40O, 90 according 70 cer>
tain notes referred 70 in haid mortgage; and
praying that said Ieaac Atkinson may pay the
sum Of six hundr d and thirteen dollars and
twenty. Eve cents. together with interest on
four hupdred dollars at nine per cent, from
the 81 day of June, A. D. 1858, and interest
At same rate on forty -four dollars and seven
ty i've cents from the 10Th day Of September,
A. D. 1857; also interest at same rate on one
hundred and sixty eight dollars and fifty cts.
from the lst day Of April, A. d. 1858; being
the balance due on said notes, or that said
premises may be sold to pay the sum; and
that said Isaac Atkinson is noti6ed that he Is
required to appear aud answer said petition,
on or before the third day Of July next.
MARTIN DECK,
-. MICHAEL DECK,
By their Attorney X. Il. KNIGHT.
may i2, bs.W6.
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" o TIC e,

THE Farmers and Mechanics Mercantile as
sociation Of Wsynesburgh, Stark co., Ohio.
having disposed Of thei' entire stock OF
Goods TO G. P. Augustine l. Co., (who will
continue The business at the old staDdl hereby
notify all those indebted to said association,
that their accounts and notes must be settled
i'm mediateiy. The books ard notes remain in
Ii hands OF G.. P. Augustine, former Agent
Of the association, who Is authorized toseettle
nd receipt for the same.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
MATTHIAS FIREST0NE Pres't.
waynssbuFgh. april2s, SS-sf.
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GROVER e. BAKER,s
CELEBRATRD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

495 BROADWAY, NEW YOkK.
6S VEST FOURTH ST., CINCINNATI.
l64i SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND.
IN These Machines are now justly admit.
ted TO be the best In use for FANNY Sewing,
making new, strong, and elastic stich, which
will NOT rip. even II every fourth stitch be cut
Circulars sent on application by letter.
march, Z, 5S-lSw.
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The weather Is beautiful at noon, to-day
,vouldas like 70 insure it, but hope Il may stay
30 for a while. Many Of the iArners have not
planted their corn yet because Of the remark
ably wet season.
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oTrioE or lHE JUDsE OF PROBATE l


CarrOlltOn, May, 10, 1858.
TIE following accounts Of Executors, Ad.
illustrators and Guardians have been fled
in this Office, aud are set for heariI on
Monday, the l4th day Of June a. D 1858,
at o'clock P. N. OF said day, end will be
continued from day to day until all are fispo-
sed Of. The fling and pendency OF ~hlch Ac
countants and heirs interested will take notice,
via:
First account Of Charles Murray Administrator
Of James Murray deceased.
Second account Of Henry Haikless guardian Of
Adam Auldsther q minor.
Final I" Of Jam es Haueh Administrator
Of Henry B. Smith deceased.
" Of James Haugh Executor Of will
Of Henry OaFnahan decd.
Of Josiah O. Shaw Executor Of
vilLof Nathsn Shaw decd.
JOHN II. TRlPP,
Probate Judge.
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cost RS'S'
Rat, Roach, de-, Ezterminalor.
For the destruction Of Rats. ground or field
Nice, MOles. ROaehes, Bugs, AAts. &c.
b Bed Bug ExtermInator.
ELECTRIC WDER.
To destroy Moths, Bed Bugs, Mosquitoes
Ants, Flsas, Plant Insects, VerInin Oh FOHl-
and Animals.
tELiberai wholesale Terms m ade to Drag.
gisis and dealers everywhere.
gE" "COstar'sn private circular to Drug
gists and dealers sent b. mail on application.
FOR THE PEOPLE.
]. On receipt of one dollar. will forward
by mail postage paid sufficient quantity Of
the Rat, Roach, &c EIterminatOr 10 destroy
all Of this class Of vermin that may infest your
pl emises
2. On receipt ef two dollars, I will forward
by mail [postage paid a uficient quantity o.
10th RAT, Roach &C., EHierminatOr and the
Electric Powder.
3 On receipt of ten dollars. the same term
will be made as 10 Druggists and dealers.
CT Address all le ters 70
C0STAR'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
' 386 Bro0dWdy, NeU York.
To save mistakes aud trouble:
l.. Write in plain hand the name of Post
Office, County and State.
2. Register your letter, and it will come OF
my .risk.
3. New York and Eastern money preferred.
SEE THE FOLLOWING:
Rats, Reaches. Bugs, lESec,S, &c.
What the Farmers say;
n late writer Gays that "Ihe various specie
Of vermin aIe multiplying at e fearful rat
throughout the land.E A postmaster in I'M
nOis writing to "Costsr's' Depot, say, "The
country y literally overrun with them [ratss
mice &c. r..
What the People say: Cave ILL.,. June 81, 81
Dear SiF--My BROTHER, J. W. McCreery, P
NJ, purchased box Of your Rat Extermina.
tor, and found il TO be what you recommend
ed ii TO be. aperfect Rat destroyer. I hereby
inclose IS for more of il.
Yours, DC. ASHLEY MeCREERY.
New York, Dec. IL, 81.
Sir AL this summer have been tr0ub.
led With Reaches and Mice. was actually
ashamed Of the house, Tor the Roaches were
everywhere, and don't know what should
have done BY this time purchased box of
your ExterminatOr and tried it, and il one week
there was not Roach or Mouse in the house.
JOHN B. GIVENS, No "a Elm &c.
MOore's Salt Works, Ohio, June 8, 81.
Dear Sir-I have used it, (the Rat, Roach,
&C., ExterminatOr,) three nights, and it il ma
king sad havoc among the Rat tribe.
Yours, &c, Up. BEC0N.
What the Press say:
We know b, actual experience, that "Cos.
tars" preparations for Rats, Reaches, Bed bugs,
and Insects generally are complete and per.
feet exteTminators.-N Y. Atlas, May II
''Costars" Rat, Roach, &C.. EXteFminator
l. an inlallible destroy Of these pestilent crea-
tures.-IndiAnapOlis Sentinel.
What the Druggists say:
GuilfOrd & Gemberger, Druggists Leban
on, Pa. I'VE are pleased to say that which is
sold gives great satisfaction"
Geo. Rose, (Druggist,) CaFdingtOn, Ohio
''It (the Rat, Ro&cH, &C., Exlerminator. )sells
like hot cakes, giving general satisiactiCn.
Z Sold in CarrOllton, Ohio, by
april7l, 58-m2 BAXTER l. STERLING
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Qua 'PAPES is delayed little beyond the
usual time this week, on account Of failure
in receiving a supply Of paper in good time,
which Vas shipped on the 25th ulf.
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~Ws have received the 6st no. Of the
"JOanal Of the Timea," published in Massil.
lon BY Asssrs. Huntsuan 4 Aerwin. Long
life and prosperity to the journal. ...
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GoraL & AlistelIanp,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cleveland Wool pepOt-GOOdGle 4 Co.
: Estrayed-JacOb stemple.
Admin'rs. Notice--C Cross aRd Gribben.

Ey Persons knowing themselves indebt'
ed to the firm Of Trip & Baxter are re.
Qusstsd to call aud settle tleir accounts.
TRlPP & BAIFKR.
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~ A Masonic Celebration win come on
ct Canal Dover on the 24.h inst.
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w-Mr. Jacob stempls has lost cOw--ses
advertisement.
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EvERYTHING-Teas Soda, Cream Tartar,
Crackers, Pepper, sug,& Sand. Eosp, No
to us, Toys-and sveryth 'Dg elss imaginable.
&c ssis By GORDON.
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PETITION TO SELL LANDS,
Samuel Smiley ad- Court Oh Common
ninistrator of j F Pleas, Carroll co. o
Lindsay deed. Petition to sell lands,
vs.
Eliza Lindsay, ] A To Simeon Jennings
Llndeay, Lind and John E Morgan
say, Mary 4 Lindsay. claiming interest in the
Martha Eta Lindsay, lands Of John + Lind
Lindsay, =. say decd.
Lindsay, 3 L Lindsay,
Simeon Jennings Jos
DenHison, Robert
Dennison, James Ful
ton, Thor as George,
sdministra or Of VIM ...
Earl decd, Jonah
Queen, Thos George.
John e Morgan and
John jackson decd.
You are hereby informed that on The 9th
da y Of April, A. d. 1858 said administrator
filed bis petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Carroll County Ohio the object and pra yer
OF which Petition is to obtain an order Of
court Tor the assignment Of the do@er Eliza
Lindsay widow of the said John Lindsay de-
ceased In, and for tho sale of the following
real estate OF which the said John r. LINDSAY
died seized to Wit, the south vest quarter
the south west quarter OF section IA to Whship
l3 Range conta ming 40 acres, al.o part Of
the north East quarter Of section (I0) township
l3 Range 4, containing SO acres, aiso a part
Of the east bali os the southwest quarter OF
section 29, township l3, range 4. containing
one acre; also part the west half Of the
south west quaIter Of section %, township
range 4, containing one acrO more or less: al.
30 ten acres more or lees in the north east cor.
ner Of the west half Of the south west quarter
Of section %, township lS, range I; also lois
number 8, 10, IL, 10, l3, IL. is, i6, 10, IS,
SO, emo the north hall Of 81, also lots number
~ and IS, 10 she village Of AechanicstOwu,
Carroll county Ohio,
SAMUEL SYJLEY Admir-
Of John y, Lin cay decd.
Nay 18th 1858 4 tms '77 4
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APrOSTED.--Our 'brOther chip George W.
Barlow, Esq proprietor Of the Democrat, in
this place, has received ths appointment Of
Deputy MaEshal-his rsvsrd for supporting
he Admluissratl6
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HANDlE, AND Consistently 70.
ceiving fresh supplies OF Lemons, Oran.
ges, RaisOps, Figs, OHrrants and Nuts Of all
klnds. Also complete assortment OF COM
mon and fancy Candies, all Of which will be
sold cheap for cash GORDON.
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AR TS.

CAREoLLroS, June 2, 1853.
WHEAT--Dull at 5O@e5c.
C0RN--33.
OATS 20c.
BUTTER-l2R.
EGGS-64.
TALLOW- let.
HAMS--9c.
SHOULDERS and SlDEs-7c.
Cleveland, May 81, 1855.
Wheat-white Is and 95; mediterranean
10 and n
Flour-Malket without change.
Cheese-Good to choice extra 8 and Sc,
Butter l2f and Ice.
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DR.. 0. 4. BGGEDs oOLUk.E.
SPRING STOCK!

from the Gides oi Phlladslphia, New York and
Pittsbargh. Our Drag department. will be faIl
and eomplste, comprising An articles Usually
kept In irst rAss drug store We have jast
received larg, and elegant assortment Of
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nIsCOVEnY.-

~ 10 the year fots, : uandersr IN search oi
healfh roamsd through the forests Of the Eresi
Sou'h Wsst. The mea Of scisncs and Of larEs
eHperisnos. yhO dselt 10 The thrOngihg eitie.,
led tailed % give relief. BE sens forth bOps
eas fsom the city Of the cfescsni 70 trsEers.
he wstsfa q tbe lBdians B0aga H..sma
taichltochss, % shoes braw ths ray of ;
ceuiurT shd han had islien. Old rot sts,
biz footasps. OasHrd be Eayelsd over bayDs
and bluh tOsards We setilag sun. Psr TIA.
be nrried Ehefe de ChoesRu duell., ,uoOn II.
suSny slopes shieh ere sssbed By ths spring-
Of the misty Dohntains Thrrs beueAlh de
Spreading branebss q ths B0is D'Ase, and tbs
gloon inspiring Cypress, be discovered Koos.
whose virtaes SEEMED slnOsf n ueEk mliiele-
The lungs expanded benelfh fheif influence
nee he gu-bed through eveFy vein, md eour-
sed sl0og each nerve. In The foFss.'s gIesi
laborat ~ be had found thar which the shelves
q the ap0fheeAiy has failed 10 furnish. TbOse
roots hou form The principle ingredients Of
B0WM MlSS VEGETABLE COMPOUND
The created remedy kuOsu lof he loJIoains,
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JOB WORK.

BL A NKS.
N,So per o.. (paper fOund) up to 10 quires
Over 10 quires, u per Qalre.
The ab0ve rates will be rigidly adhered 70
IN all cases.
g. w.BARLow,
Publisher .cf Democrat.
WEYAND & BAXTER,
@ Publishers Of Free Press
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RUY your wall Paper 4 BOFdes Of
y B.&S.
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NILT A0ULDINGS GOr picture frames; ais,
VI large sized glass for same, at y. A. Be.
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WALL pApERl

BORDERs, WTsDOW saADEs, GREEN, BLUE
AND FAncY.
In this line We cannot iall TO suit our custom.
ere, both In quality, variety Of style and prices
To accommodate our friends from tie country
We propose 10 take BUTTER & EGGS In sE.
change for wall paper.
We have on hand a very bice assortment Of
JeWelry and Periumery.
II the ladies cannot adOrn and perfume them
selves here they need not stop this side Of th e
Eastern establishments, as we have spared no
pains 70 have this department all right. Come
and replenish your toilets.
We are the regular authorized agent fOs the
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES
Of the day. We Wa:feat them pure-the real
genuine articles. Cal a the Drug Store OI
Dr.. O. A. Begel
carOllson, March Is, 1855. y
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PETITION 70 SELL LANny

mayl9. '5s-w4 pr 90 so.
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OAA9 Ian OOs
Court Of Common
Pleas. Carroll co. o
Petition to sell lands,
To Simeon Jennings
and John E Morgan
claiming interest in the
lands Of John + Lind,
say decd.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

the day they bought "I've got the one thou
sand dollars, now what have you got?''
"Well, have not far from four hundred dol
lars"
"Aha thought so.'
"But, Anson LYMAN" said Poland, almos
sternly, "are your eyes not opened yet!'
"Opened What do you meant"
Well, mean that my farm, to-day, will
sell for one thousand dollars more than your,
will. Look at my hay NOW. There are near.
ly twenty loads of hay you have not ten.-
And mind you, have five head of cattle more
than you have. Next season shall cut more hay
from twelve acres, which | have regenerated
than you will cut upon your whole forty acres
and you know my hay is worth far more ton
than yours is. l told you had five more head
OF cattle than you had. For these five crea-
lures, can within six hours, get seven hun
dred dollars cash, but no such money can pur-
chase them of me. All, Lyman, you have been
saving money, but have been taking it from
your farm without returning anything for it,"
"Never mind have got my farm as good
as it was the day bought it,"
"Not quite, Lyman"
" How sol"
"You have taken off two hundred cords of
wood"
WELL so you took off some.
"Ayc, but what | took from my wood lot |
put back upon my field. | did not take it from
the farm
Mr.. Lyman went away with new thoughts.
Time passed on, and at the end of another
five years the eyes ofAnsOn Lyman were Who'll
" opened. Poland had now raised quite stock
of noble cattle from the first purchase and COM
meuced TO sell TO the beef market. Two hun
dred dollars was the least any one of them
brought when fattened, and one bullock, four
years old, brought three hundred aud ten dol
lars His twenty acre field was like garden,
yielding, such as was moved, an average of
three tons to the acre. In short, his whole
farm was under the best training and improve
ment, and now yielded him back heavy inter-
est upon all that he had expended. During the
fall he took over thousand dsllars for stock
and produce, and he was offered five thousand
dollars for his place, while Lyman could not
have found IL purchaser at fifteen hundred!
Dolly" said Anson Lyman, sinking into
chair, " have been fool, | suy!"
"Why, Anson, what do you meant"
Mean! Look at polahd's farm
{" have looked at it from the first, Anson."
"You have, aud what have you scent"
"Why, saw that John Poland was making
u CoHllOlt tuUlc Hoe lOI HIMSELF dHu IaulIys anu
the value of his farm ten-fold."
And why did you not tel me so 20
L" i did tell you so, husband. and you told me
that knew nothing about it,"
81 remember. Well, never mind-it is not
too late now'
On the next morning, Mr.. Lyman went over
to his neighbor and frankly saiJ
"Poland, you must help me. want to learn
TO be farmer"
81 will help you with pleasure, Anson and
you can begin far more easily than did, for
you have money!
And Lyman commenced. The thousand dol
lars were nearly all expended in the work, but
in the end he found himself the gamer, and his
dollars come back to him with interest two
fold lie had learned lesson which many
might follow with profit.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
WHOLE NO., 369.

| HEROIC CONDUCT OF A WoMAN.-A Canadian
paper furnishes the following noble example of
woman's love and courage which should have
a good effect on those Of her sex who deem it
fashionable" to faint at the sight of frog, or
go into hts on coming ia contact with peace
able cow
About eight o'clock on the evening of the 9th
ultlmS, Mr.. Michael Sullivan, residing OH the
nth concession Of Ash6cld, hearing a noise in
The cow -house-whch is close 10 the dwelling
went out to ascertain the cause. When
about yard from the door, which was open,
an animal supposed by him at first to be fox,
sprang upon him, seized him by the collar of
his dress, and knocked him down. With con-
sternation he bcheld that his assailant was
powerful wolf; but, nothing daunted, he grap-
pied with the animal, regained his feet, and af-
ter struggle of some minutes, during which
he received several wounds on his face, neck
and leg, he managed to bring it to the ground.
In the fight which ensued, the brute caught
Mr.. Sullivan by the left hand, which he, with
admirable presence of mind, allowed to remain,
at It's mercy, knowing we'll that if he disen-
gagcd the hand some more vital part might be
attacked. Mr.. Sullivan now called upon his
wlte--a medium sized, kind and gentle creature
to bring knife, with which she shortly de-
spatched the savage beast. Further comment
on the above is unnecessary, as all will be able
IN measure, to imagine the feelings of Mrs.
Sullivan on seeing the-life-or death struggle of
her husband, and to give to her the praise she
so justly merits for her sound sense and noble
courage in so timely rescuing him from almost
certain death.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

A MANIAC IN CHURCH.-Those who worship
in the First Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati,
were much amazed, Sunday morning last, by
the rawlings of spiritualized maniac, who
sprang up in the midst ofthe congregation and
made the startling announcement that Christ
has come y He sprang upon the chancel and
eJaculated with frenzed teryor, My brethren,
| announce TO you that Christ has come. |
can't explain to you, but Christ has come. The
love, wisdom and glory of God is here Last
night | was at National Hall (Spiritualists
headquarters,) and they tried to make medium
OF me. But speak for myself-peace! peace
peaco!" He then became frantic and lashed
his arms about with frightful vehemence. A
gentlemen accosted him kindly and conducted
him to a seat, when he again shouted " Peace
peace! peace!" and continued thus until he
was taken outside of the church, whence he was
conducted to place of safety by benevolent
person.