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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
ROAD'NOTICE.

NToTIcE Is hereby given TO all whom iflmay con-
cerD. that at tho Session ofthe County Com.
mssioDers OF Fairfield O. unity, TO be held IN JUNE
NEXT, there will be presented petition pEayng for
the vacation VI the following descrbed County Road,
to-wit Commencing on the Old Federal Road, at or
near the Union Meeting House In said conbty, In the
Township oi Rushcreek; running Easl the line be-
tween the lands OF Benjamin. Fry and Joseph Leib In
Section Ten, the Old Tea Road. (which is now va
MANY PETITloNERss@
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

GTTo forgive provocatit o. il one Of the
proofs Of great mind. so q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

TFYoU are In want of Watch, 6Ioclrf.
as his Stock Is large, comprising NIL The atesld -
styles and wiltbe sold low Ms the same qualify of
Goods can be furnished East wFs3 -,a.f
Lanoasier, April q, l649--2m5I
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IOTHEItsI MoTMEnsis MOT MERsI

HFlO00 Agents Wanted---For particular
send stamps, y 9! !P.lWHlPTEN, Lowell, Macs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

T1e Very K.atest and OfIlciaI.
3
The Austr,ans cross the riciuo.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.

TUST received, a dne assortment of watches,
ID CLOCKS md JeWelrY, for, sale low BY ,
Lancaster, April q. Isso-omsi = IN 's'ss' f-
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-16

iik4anssa as.-.-4 -11i.s1s.=isowsssE;ev-
idently gamer erjmcre peltinacious in
charged the padre Il least i dozen
times, which occupied nearly twenty
minutes. In the meantime, the padre
g aapally edaed towards a. tree sneaa
open space Of grounds: and. a.. there
was a large white ants nest between
him and, thssdgsr, raund (which, the
lister HAD to make axs1maH tour, this
enabled the. padre to climb a,tree and
get out ofhis way. The tiger, on get.
ting round!ths n1st; was at first pus.
xied. At: not seeing the padre, but in .
few seconds be laid his nose to the
groundj and soon scented the whereas
bouts of his intended victim. THE
tiger. said the. padre, squietly sat
down under the tree and gave visit
full look towards me, but it fortunately
WA. Of no avail ID The natives, at
length hearing the cries Of thesworthy.
padre, fastened to the spot and rem
dered the assistance required. The
tiger fled the instant IL heard their
shouts The poor padre burst into
tears, sud sAag che Te DEAN in token
aGgesaitts1s '1oS 'hiisf delivery. Padre
Cnelon, however, did not rally long /;
the fright had too serious an effect up
on his system, aud in about ten: days
he sank to rise no MORE Wilmer and
Smith. .shoaE' $3.50
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~ TIGER STORY.

A letter from Penang, dated Febru-
airy 10, 1859, gives the following sim
gql9 Escape from but ultimate ld6ath
by, the attack Of q tiger on q Catholic
missionary on that island which will
be read with painful interest: "My
escape from the tiger ',saystbe wrisf,
"was truly miraculous, but that Of
Padre Cuellon was still more 40, as the
following datAila sof tho; attack upou
that worthy priest will clearly prove.
The tpedrs WATSON hissway torckhrch.
and was immersed in the study Of his
sermon, when a tiger, to- his utter sur
prise, suddenly rushsdsout Of the Jun,
gle or tail grass; but, Is the beast had
not measured it's distance to 4 nioety.
the padre, waking very quickly, WAS
m6fe frightened chan hart The tiger,
however, brushed 80 close "a che pa-
DIRE that the lattcr's troussFsswe torn.
thGs6aiS II Yix beast beiag tl11 I'M
hair. breadth Of his ls q a = a IN reg 1S
not content with = sinl nd
anothss pbRgeytpon thezpo.sf llre,
and as he had nothing to defend him.
self bue' his1 paners pAsel)C ~
suddenly opened j ont in tho bfpta,e
face, ygiien Had 4&S ie4sct &c t6v -
Vet; s6ei d 'VoN ,3nfV -
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The Doom OF THE WoRlp.-The
North British Review, die ou4siing on on
the doom Of the world, has the follow.
ingre,narks:: :" What this change 1--we
dare noteven conjectufe, utwes ice in
the heavens themselves some. traces of
the destructive elements, and some in.
dications of their power, the fragments
Of broken planets -ths d6sc<ht ID nd
teoric stones upon our globe-the
Whirling comets welding their loose
material at the solar surface-the vol.
csnic eruption in our own satellite
: the ;pefs astS.l pshsa Y q tStsI
to which the world is doomed. Thus
placed on ar planet vAiAh u to be
burned up, and under heavens which
arc to PAS !as1 axi 5thss rssiai4& - it
were, on the cemeteries, and dwelling
upon the rnausolums of former worlds,
let IA learn theas5son 81 idmility and
wisdom, ii we have not already been
taught ingth0 seohof tssd1s 6o
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5 j b,,,i,sg RAILROADS. bio tad,'
|a u -. :. 1'l.al'se
FQB Aa9UN of les5p'.sa7o'
|Oqa1i 70 Asiaa So z. s5saisssea lish 91a
gfis.sosa lnla5fG al -Saissro ts:aj 5aaasi
- "a ' Crosse al y Ia v q. Re.lres.
RAILROADS. Bio

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u "a e. Gross. q. ssf Ai'vnan.kes Re.lzesA
+ ~ awirHarrs coxxrixcsrr1o,xsts, s'i' 70
IS afsEii4;SaFasy4ts tss5ft9nag lt7a Aatietiea3
Foras tie sheItest, quickest, and only Ditsc,
Route 20 Mlvaukse. Chicago. Detreit,.,,
adai Toledo, l5ttsSurgh, New York, sss'e
s'is: s.s ~: ed s 8, ,es.'''.7 saa s4s
Two H1pr... Tr.ini.. daily lsunda1. axc,pt.
led. leave IL Cross On Tia aYr'ri vi M fh.
morning and evening boats from 81. Patil pSon.
meeting Of Milwaukee with. the Detroit, and
1iiwaukee Railway Steamers, And trains = 81
the milwaukee and Chicago Raifroad.i 5a:ia'sj
The Minnesota Packet Comn a nv steamer,
Milwaukee, .kasoa and socean Nave, Rave St
Paul every morning, 6stnrdeye excered,
connecting ct Il Cross with the ,l2.v5 4. n
Train. G.Da9! gtf} l3.s ,sw5r 5ES'&! a4if dHs
81 laa.ncalp p.fa sra SIS SITS 10 saasS :
Passengere BY that train will arrive at Nil.
waukee At $50 same morning, seven hours and
thirty mina:es in advancqs 81 sthes Prairie dr
Chen Route and ct Chicago at AIS same xf-
ternoon, four hours and thirty minutes "a al.
vance of any other route r.
|nagT al antli5e9ift5o s9ssrf; sSs II al
The Steamers Key City. Grey Eaglai North.
ern Light, Northern Belle and Golden Era
leave g. Paul every, afternoon acSHnec tino =,
Il Crosse, with the a. n. strain snext, morn
1 IN ii s,cs asssiyv ziiz:sEtg,sos al IL an1.s
Passengers BY that train; arrive inif lfilwsu
the Hasfis d. chisa 9oass, and II tfissso. y
A5same evening igHauaU siGiss q bsia .SFssss
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE soE4AII
OTHER ROUTES, s.s.nss y
AND AM No NIGHT rRAvzL Of r II !, CARS
Beware Of statements made BY tina agents o.
the Prairie dn chieas route, claiming that the
distance BY the La Crosse route il only nine
less to Chicago than by the Pfdirie IA
Chen route, % they are false; and only made
to deceive the travelling; ablic. Thias
The facts are that the La Crosse route tc
Milwaukes u s. snilesTthe sshortsst. ana e
Chicago, il 3s1niles the shor,eaL, and 81 miles
loss River Travel,
FARE AT ALL TINES AS Low AS BIZ ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
s's;s BS''sa sss NJ
~ No Omnibus ssh.rge.iin Milwaukee o,
to Ask for Tickets via La Crosse, and by
q aotlety e "a sg,T' Ts s y g. 3 IS :
~ SLEEPING CARS are run in tile train
leaving La Crosse at 1865 AM
~ Tickets tor sule-by
MEsERotE & MoLAREN.
Agents at lied Wing.
]. G. GEORGE. Local Agent, st. Paul
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. Ira yelling Agent
w. w. WILSON,
g4sso EOS 5,as7ss9e = Gen. n. WiiASent. 4
May asg'5s.s -! ott5 F;t' 's: ape: sl47tf
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WITH UT ..csHAgGHToT)fe A R s
Making direct comparisons WITH all % ~
:, Eastern lines for betfOft;; Toronto; salba-
Z my, a:levsland 3 MdntreaE oN61 York;. !
ff.ie? Niagara Fsflss Boston y sa =.
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y sraa sa4s stana che 4Ganaaes.rI7E ssauos -
ELEG. An, TmS sIsE 4 PIN q CARS
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Tor eash Ii SIS ippiy.
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81 lsad ere .tidsaw III S.a0O0DwENys noii'
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WINES,
AL B,as~ L1QUORS

AvAe OF inc nelly HOUSE, eIc now IN Iocelpt
offa fresh arrival Of
Is WINES,
ALE ,as~ EaQUOIsS
AND CIGARS,
ofevsry vsri.ty, with Which We viii accom-
MEDIATE our Town and Country customers, at
ANN NATN 8
:: :s,s wh 81 end R'''il; A-vsse.
BILLIARD TABLES.
sssctedln our chsmberr 9TH first class Ak
lures. We hope to meriet he patronage Of tho
public row coming TO our t6wn, and would ten.
der our thankst to our friends Of Rad Wing and
the surrounding country. Wesay,
! GAL i AND SHR US.
e HfE1fM AN34lC]rHERS.
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sI0qRl& 10 aRFiE.Nsl3E REM, =. "a
A RARE OPPORTUNITY i now ohbrsd 70
eapisd BY G. J. z. Smith Bush street, near
lytopposits The Baksyy. Aeor perliculars, In
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Z PATHAwAY.:,

surrounded as ever, ~ many. .. Difakilties,''
thetic Lumor and quaint drolle:y that Will
render it irresistible to the lover of fun and
the stndeht Of human nature. 50 sf* 11e,Fae
In addition to this attraction: the plot will
be found more INT RICATELY MYSTERIOUS
ard The situations moe replete with: the fir,
story the author has yet written. 1t is full d
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NEW YORK MERCURY,
Distinguished American authors

secure this end, they have spared no ex.
pense; and Whatever they thought could Rreti-
II thestastes Of their TIL USANDS or READ
ERS they have dshe vii hout questioning either
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BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATIONS
from the pencil q the most celebrated Of
American artists, ,a.- sf5ts.g,sIf. ...sg
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in rapid sHcaeesiop, and hiled Ahet prnpristefa
are Amiqently we'll stie4sds with tn MhrDbff
popularity hithArtq oaeAAraad tllsms thaHa5d i
determined e deeeEHsS tiD neMesby pAng averEt
mean. lo.eiels to in6See&sa at1xaasioabof|
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'na stt!sla t9 :cnmb . 5IiPp6fy mast Of
another kind, mounting on the shouls
ders Of confederates, Ringing dust in
the eyes Of thepublc, and easional.
y little mud in the faces Of rivals,
and lind when stheyreach the top, that
the prizes ii the basket are Of little
value in themselves, aud not half num-
erous enough to satisfy their associates
who are APT e 9, quarrel over ths diyyiis,s
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A TALE. OF THE NORTHERN
TRAPPING GROUNDS" s53

And is eonsidersd BY the anthor to be the very
Those who know the dramatic power and
ELEGANT STYLE..the interest;ng situati chs
and BEAUTY; Of INCIDENT, w hichs have
re:dered famous all the writines of til. n
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-01
The Last or the NTortara Bov,


From the suhjoined letter, written by q
citizen OF Buffalo travelling in Europe, it ap-
pears that the boy Mortara must undergo
Catholic tuition until he reaches years of dis
creton.
Correspondence Of the Boston Courier.l
s'RonE, April 30.-Sir Moses Montefore
has at length presented his memorandum, not
to the Pope, but to Cardinal Antonelli. On
the 18th inst, by appointment, MIR. Geo Rus.
sci presented Sir Moses Montefore to the
Cardinal, who received him with the utmost
amiability and courtesy--in fact, his manner
is perfect--but the material part Of the affair
is, that the application ended in disappoint-
ment. He, the Cardinal, regarded the case
as long closed; nothing could be done in it.
1t was the law Of the land that Jews could
not have Christian servants, but, il they had
them, and such incidents took place as the
baptism of child, in their consciences they
could not give i. up to what they believed to
be perdition. Mortara should be we'll tax en-
care OF and educated, and his friends should
have free access to him whenever they de.
sired, and, on coming Of age, he would b.
| free to follow what course he chose. Sc
ended the interview. 1t was bitter pill TO,
poor Sir Moses to swallow, for he was full
Of hope; but the Cardinal gilded it as vel
as he could. The 0nus of the whole cues.
ton now, then, lies on the laws and institu.
tons Of the Papal government and it is fol
Jewish capitalists and liberal diplomatists ia
consider how far such laws are entitled ia
their support"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-01
Correspondence OF the Daily date City.l
DR.. EAAs ana hle suits.

Correspondence Of the Daiiy Date Cityl
Dr. EaAs ana his suits.
Fl. MADISON, May q, 1859.
MEssRs. EDrroRs: The following sxtrsot |
clip from letter datsd q this place, and
printed in The Journal Of your city, Of the
26th insysnt:
"Quite little furry was created in
Court this morning, on the proposition to lay
over to another day the celebrated case
postpone, and Eads and his attorneys insist
| ing on trial. These Republican attorneys
| have manufactured about all the political
capital out OF this case that can possibly be
| made, and now that the scales are about to
turn they ars not 20 anxious 10 70 into trial.
II they cannot procure such testimony as
their GASES require they will OF course plead
the sbaby sct' and do the best they can with
the States interest"
The letter was evidently written by some
one Of the Democratic county officers, near
ly oil Of whom have q deep interest in these
Esds cases, being securities upon some one
Of the three bonds sued upon; and the fore
going extract contains about ~ much truth
as could be expected from Losofoeo ofioe
holder, who is defendant in one OF the
suits, and is anxious to escape liability and
have his belovedparty leader, Eads, appear
an innocent and an injured man. The pure,
prosecuted, honest and amiable DR.. Eads, in
the excess Of his honesty and kindness fur
nished the Journal $4,000 Of the Sohoo Fund,
and distributed little sums Of the peoples
money. ranging from $500 to $40 900, to be.
loved Democrats OF Lee County, and these
rascally Republican lawyers are susing him
and his securities for these kind acts -
Shame on them The Journal, always faith
full to the Immaculate Eads, is not Of the
stuff to forget an old and tried friend, and,
as it has always done heretofore, comes 10
in this hour Of need to his aid.
But as to the truth Of the extract. In the
first place Beck and Rice never expressed a
desire to continue the cases, but time after
time declared to the Court that they were
ready and willing to try all three Of the o..
ses at this term, while the attorneys Of Eadl
said in open court that they would be ready
in but one case, which they expected wouls
be determined upon law questions made BY
defendants, one Of which is defense set III
| under the statute OF limitations.
The "Rspublican attorneys" care littl,
about the "political capital" in the cases, bu
really feel good deal Of interest about tn
$3.50, 900 involved in them. The public
however, may be satisfied that, in due time
the money SO kindly furnished BY Esds t.
Democratic newspapers and otherwise squan
dered, will bo restored to the school fund
though it will be drawn from the pockets o
his oon6ding securities.
| KEOKUK.