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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
Court Of Common p,ess.


Vs.. y a.t.f-- A. st,...,.. " n
Daniel Miller, etal DertsS Fethen y faF'Nier.
Daniel Miller, Caiharine Miller. RosaHuah hi,s-,
kebeeea Mlifer. Enhly Wiidefmusl and solomon
Nildefmpta, her husband; RliEahcth Smuko, a Hen.
" Smnke her husba nd Anna Hannah. Aud William
@. HHnnah, her husband. solomon Willsrnn,h and
Noah Miller, viii take notice that petition died
against tlem on tho 2lst day Of sugua A. D-ietu III
fhe Court of Comon Pleas, within aud 70 the cOnh.
~ Of Fairfield In the State Of Ohio, and Is now pand.
ing, wherein said Elias Miller. demands partition iR
Tho following real estate, to-wii. ln lots number
seyenty-tWo (72l aud seventy three 3J whh tho in
pIOvenents In the town Of Carroll, Fsirncld county
Ohio Also, part " te South hast quarter Of sactio
No. y. ~ Township No f6 OF Range No. 10. bound,
ed as follows: Beginning at post 90 tho south wos,
corner OF Factory lot and Canal thence north With III
wes Hue ofsad factory tract 10 a post IN funee wit,
ihs south boundary OF Canal street. thanea west 1,
h'efseet the sOuteAst corner ~ said street. them
sputh TO the caral thence east along the canal 10 n
Hognnins' containing ons-eght acres "a Inorv
Also another tract, distinguished by being apart
lhe south west quarter Of section No a. oft0wish
O'l0, range No. 10, beginning at the South ca
corner 0fcanai street, thence wett with snd stfseti
Inc Tiad which intersects Maln street M tbs Soul
ond thence south along said road 70 the canal! tlenl
east along caIal 10 the south west corner nf The ar
nhmOd tract above mentiOned Tie ice north on hal
section line 10 the east boundary of canal Strer tlp
place OF beginning; containing one hal y asre more
Or less hlsO IN lots No. aud 12 Ia the tow Of Basil
Fairfield county, Ohio.
SrISenconB & CGARKE.
Htlornrts fcr Petitioner.
Lancaster, August %, isOO.-Gw2Ipfs7
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

~H you want 10 see a nice lot of
Sewing Machines. call at the Parker Sew
ing Machine Office, in the Gicsey Build,
ing.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PmLADELPnIA, Aug. 28.--Flour quiet
at So 5Oa6 for super6ne. Wheat buoy
ant; red, 81 35ti37; white. 81 81. Corn
active; yellow rs refused. Mess Pork.
sl9 25a2o.---Whi.ky firm at 22a23c.
Coffee dull: ST. Domingo, I21c.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

~ GEo. J. WYGuM. at his Grocery and
Provision Store, has an excellent assorl-
ment. Advertisement next week.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
NEW ORLEANS MARKET

New 0RLEASs.Augus, 27.-The wealh,
er has been very wet to day. Sugar firm
at 9a94c for fully fair. Corn stea]y;
white, 70a75c. Provisions duil.-other
articles unchanged.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
Che MIarktts.
LANCASTER MARKET.

Corrected ~sekiy BIZ Wgguh d. Lyons.
Coffee 1913; Sugar IO@1Ic
Eggs 0 Molasses 60
Lard 10 Salt 90 90
Bacon l0@lac Butter 10
Wheat per tushel $50 @35
Flour per barrel. 81 1905 90.
Corn 35c Oats lea Barley 5J@ @65o
Potatoes 25a3Oc.
Fish per half barrel, White 20 IS;
Pickercl, s5 90; Bass 90.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
r E M e Nj b e r
the Mass Meeting of
September 1st.

REMEMBER that Hon. JOHN SnER.
MAN, the abe dtfsn Ter Of Republicanism
and the gallant leader Of the last Con.
gress, will be here to address the people
REMEMBER that our eloquent and
distinguished candidate for Cong ess.
Hon. V. B. HoRToN. will be here.
Let US give them such a meeting as
will terify the enemies of truth.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

'eIt VIC dHu III Jlle
American. Il is wor E
,se who claim for, the
AN a degrees f"con
7 deny 10 the former
lembcr of the Hi
'37, and Mr.. FILL
for Congress from
in 1888. And it SO
9TH took position i'll
~ OF Slavery at that
'ere introduced and
Illinois Legislature
id not approve, and
entered a protest on
words below. Mr..
y interfogated by 8
Slavery Society,and
answer; which We
} Mr.. LINcoLN's pro
MR.. FILLMORE.
BUFFALO, Oc.. l7,'3f
| Sir: Your CO m
'.municatiOn Of t h {
'll5th ins t a n t, al
'IChairman of a com.
Imittee appointed by
I"t h e Anti Slavery
Society Of the coun
.ty Of Erie" has just
come to hand. You
solicit my answer to
the following inter
'Irogatories:
| lst. DO you be-
lieve that petitions
ito Congress on the
subject of slavery
and the slave trade
ought to be received
and respectfully con
fsidcred by the rep
resentatives of thu
people?
! I'd. Are you op
posed to the annex
'iation of Texas un
I'D er any circum
Is'auces, as long Al
lIslsves are held there
? Fin?
oI Sd. Arc you il
favor of Congress
9 xeroisiug all t h
Unconstitutional pow
Ier it possesses 10 a
Ibolish the interna
ional slave trade be
Tween ths States?
e 4,h. Are YOU i.
eI&vor Of immeciat
Legislation for tn
hIabolition of SLAYER
lin the District G
t IUolumbia?
Il l am much engo
d red, and have n
/. ime 10 ente r in
ditto an argument. Q
TO explain at lengt
my reasons for m
1 shall
sithereiore co nte n
d myself for the pres
Sent by answerin
l-ALI your interroga
y tories in tile AFFrE
NATIVE, and leave I
some future occa
s.sion a more extend
fed discussion of til
subject.
IMrLEARp FiLtMoRI
w Mile Eso
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
In Fairfield County Court OF Com. Pleas.

In Fairfield County Court OF Com. Pleas.
George Kaufman. Plaintiff, against john II Tennent
Defendant,
Motion 10 reUirt dormant Judgment.
VVNHE Defendant John II. TrBnant, Is notified that
L on April u 1850, the Plaintiff filed In said Court,
hismotIon against him. alleging that nj the October
Ierm Of said Court. 1853, hc recovered Judgment
against him for s303s damagesand $3.50 costs Of suit
wh ,h Is now dormant, aud uncovered aud upsaiis-
fed either in whole or in part, and paying that an
order might be entered, requiring said Defendant to
show by October next, why the cause should not
be revived against him nd execution awarded there
on. Aud that such order has bee made by said court,
aud unless h3 appear and answer by said day, the
said Judgment will be revived aud execution awarded
thereon JOHN G.. RAlNEi, Clerk.
August ,, IsGO-6wls pr 50 50
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

OFF FOR LooAN.-The Lancaster "Wide
A3akes" numbering some &c, started fol
Logan last night about / o'clock. on
board the steamer "Irene," Capt. JohN'
son, where the citizens of Hooking and
adjoining Counties are to be addressed by
the Hon. John Sherman and Hon. V. 3
Horton to-day, after which they will join
the Hooking wide Awakes" this eve
hing in a grand torch light procession.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
HuA RDliG S1lG
OF A.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING

ESTABLISHM ENT.
IVNHE Lancaster ohio Manufacturing COmpa will
i ohera public sale,
On Thursday, August 80, tSG0S
on tile premises III the city Of lancaster, Ohio, all
their Buildings Machinery and Real Estate consisting
Of Three Story Brick Building, 325 by ~ feet, and
One Story Brick shed Building anjoinirg the main
building go bv 20 feet with Brick Engine and Boiler
Houses and Brick chimney stack eUieet high, brick
oOce and Crib capable Ct holding 10000 bushels of
Corn and about Five Acres Of ground. situated within
the souhe IN limits Of said city. The engine is 100
horse power, with two inch forcing pumps attached
The Buildings aud Machinery are all new, and were
erected aud equipped as a Starch Factory, for the
manufacturing Of Starch from Indian Corn, but could
be readily aud cheaply converted into a manufactur-
ing establishment for other purposes, II Desirable
Upon the premises Is powerful and neyer-iailine
Spring, of pure water, capable of furnishing 6OOO TO
900 batreis Of pure water every twenty four hours
The above establishment is located the bank OF the
Hooking Valley Canal with substantial wharf be-
long 10 the same and within twenty rods of the
Depot OF the Ciuclhnati Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Railroad, andis every way one of the best lccated
works in tie country The whole will be sold at a
great bargain aud is wen worth the attention and eN-
animation of purchases. The terms Of sale will be
made known on the day Of sale.
P .V.TRUNP, Pres't. l.. o. N. Co.
Lancaster, Ohio, July 20, 660--5wl7
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
NV CIDER MILL
- &JD pRm 33 .
IACNR RICkEI. Anant


JACOB BICKEL, Agebt.
SSfEvEYS' COMBINED CIDER MILL & PRESS,
PatenteJ May 18th, 1858. Is the best Mil and Press
now IN use. II will grind over one hundred aud hfiy
bushels per hour aUl MIKE from ~ 10 40 barrels Of
cider per day. with less labor than is required ou the
best oi hand mills. TO make T. all ot which We viii
guarantee by Stevens Press Il requires no hand
ling OF pumace; the pumace falls directly iuto one
Of the presses. As quick one press Is hlied we
serrng board aud hl the other while the 0ne Is
pressing. We can grind aud press all at once Those
In want or Presses. wishing TO purchase IN Right
address JACOB BlCKEL, Smithville, Wayne sounIy'
Ohio Information wall be given IN wrlung ot IN
person. ~ n,l
For Rights In the counties Of Fairfield, Piekaway,
aud Rocking, address b. GlNGHER, North beIne,
Fai r(eld Co; 10 the county OF Perry, j. SfUTzMAN,
North berne. go -
r. Gingher Is IN readiness to build mills. or sell
rights to suit the purchaser There are several mills
in operation near Berue Station,
We, tho undersigned, having witnessed the opera
ton Of Stevens Patent Combined Cider Mill and
Double Press, consider II perfect triumph over al
other mills and presses no% IN use. Ills cheap
durable. Persous in want Of a CIDER MIL WI 40
wen by purchasing ono fthe above named MiilS
A. Etuizmau, UIvid Yodor, Iohn Shnlnaker, Jona'
than Slutzman, VIM. L. Reese. Emanuel stullman )
BenJamiu + Sirayer, ,Garret Webb, D. NJ; LIhls, D
+. Webb. Henry SwurE, l.. y. leohner, ~ Beatty
Israel jackson, J Miller b. Shumaker, Joseph hurN'
Lancaster, Aug. % -3w2lN
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
DissoIEtion Gr Partriersnip.

Dissolution GI Partnership
VNHE partnership heretofore existing between L.o.
DAVIS & C. l.. WATTS In the SaddleTy and
Harness ing business in the city OF Lancaster is
6y mutual consent this day dissolved,
The books and accounts OF said nrm in the pos
session of said h. o. Davis who is authorized to col
,ect the accounts and ette the business Of the Tm
He will he foupd at the old place of huiiness.
Persons indebted are requested 70 come forward
aud make immediate payment
L. o. DAVIS,
August l6, ls50-3w20 {. l.. WATTS.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
AN M NV W

always presents US with the same essential elements
! and gives Of course the TRUE STANDARD. AnslyZe
the Blood ofa person suffering from Consumption,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Scrofula. &C.. aud we
find every D,iance certain. deficiencies In the red
globules of Blood. supply dehciencies and YOU
are made we'll The BLOOD FOOD is founded upon
this Theory-beDce its Astonishing success
10 all suffering from cOnsum pon ncipcBt or con
6rmeJ from debility OF any kind, from menia
or nervous prostraton brought on by any cause;
from scrofuoGs complaints; or from diseases Of the
kdueys; and to ladies' suffering any OF tue many dis
ressnE complaints 10 which their sex ARE liable, aud
which sngeHder consumption, the Blood Food 10 Of
iered us a certain and reliable remedy. Differing In
every particular from the patent medicines OF The day
ills a chemical combination OF iron, s1lph ur and
phosphorus, ofyery great worth, aud many hundreds
bear gfsd aud grateful teslimonyto the benefits IL has
confe ned on them.
We have changed the color OF the Wrapper from
Red 10 Yeow; and the ,ize 0fihe Bottle 10 { oZ.
b. careful 10 that the fac similc Of our signature
Is on ihe outaide wrapper
Price Of the Blood Food, 81 per bottle. Sold by
CHURCH Il DUPONT,
Sole proprletors. 400 Broadway, New York.
And JOHN u. PAkK,
SURE, tCKSTkIN d coz Cincinnati
BURDSAL Il BRO,
! r. SEAMAN q co,
| For sale by Kaufman * Co, Lancaster. Ohio, and
by all respectable Druggists h Oughout The country:
lTPDr, Guilfor1 be consulted ut our oihee NO.
I 100 Broadwayl either persona lily Or by letter.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

EE Ma. FELLowE's Lectures are crowd
ing the Presbyterian Church nightly, not
only the body of the house, but the gal
leries being completely filled by hundreds
who have seldom been seen at a lecture
before.
He delivers his last lecture tonight on
the subject of marriage compatibility,
showing what ttmperamenss ought, and
what temperaments ought not to be united
In wedlock. Go early to secure seat
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES Of MAILS,
At Luncaster,-By RaIlrOnd.

To Baltimore, arrives and departs every Tuesday
and Friday. v
To New Salem, arrives and departs every Tuesday
and Friday.
To Cearport, every Thursday night and returns
FrdN night
To Carroll. arrives and departs every Tuesday and
FRIDAY nights. at O'CLOCK
TO Rushvie every Tuesday and Friday atl2 NJ.
and returns same evening, st.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
Lincoln and Fiiimor e.

The following cOmparis
Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN and
MORE. in regard to slavery
PHILADELPHIA North Anne
thy the attention Of those
latter Of those statesman {
servalism" which they de-
Mr.. LINCOLN was a memt
nois Legislature in 1887,
MORE was u candidate for
the Buffalo Distric, in Is
happened that they both
regard to this question Of
time. Resolutions were
carried through the Illir
which Mr.. LINCOLN did 4
he and his colleague entel
the journals in the vor
FILLMORE was formally il
Commute Of the Anti Sla
gave tie following ans
place in contrast with Mr.
test:
Mr.. LINCOLN. MR.
MARCH 3, 1887. But
The following pro. S
test was presented to mu
the House, which was.l5t
read and ordered to.Ch;
be spread on the jour init
mails, 10 wit: "t !
Soc
"Resolutions uponIty {
the subject of domes. con
tic slavery havi ngIsoli
passed both branches the
of the General As-rog
sem>ly at its present /
session, the under Iliev
signed hereby pIotest.to
against the passage of.sub
the same. and
oue
"They believe tbalIand
t h o institution ofisid,
slavery is founded onIres'
both injustice Il had peo
policy; but that the 2
proInulgation Of abo pos
lition doctrines tends ATTIC
rather TO increase lhanId 9
abate its evils. sal
"They believe that's .sls,
the Congress Of the.in?
United States has no :
power, under the Con. fav
stltution, to interfere xe
with the institution ofIcor
Of Slavery Ia the diff Ter
lerent States. IDOL
10
"They b .lieve thai two
the Congress of the
United States has theIfav
power under tie Con leg
stitution. TO abolish iabt
slavery in the Dis. in
trict of Colur bia; but Co
that that power ought
not to be exercised re,
unless at the reques. in
of the people oil saidIto
District. to
lmy
1.-THE difference be. op
tween these opinions.the
and hose contained IN,
; in the said resolutiunsIen
p, is their reason for enlAL,
; tering this protest" tor
DAN STONE, MA
A: LINCOLN, ',or
Representa- t v g s.sio
from the county of.ed
t Sangamon! sui
Il MI
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

QUEEN CITY
MMERCIAh COLLEGE.
Corner of Fourth and Vino street,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
Cincinnati, OHIO.
tNlXoN's SEW SIX STORY BUILDING
Chartered Iron.
HELD n BE- the mOst thorough Commercial COL
~ lsgs IN the Union -Cour,s rf studs embraces
more than ths' of any other Commercial College.
EKelusiys power Of awarding dtpiomns being vested
IN Board 0t Examiners It's graduates alaud as oc-
connianl. in the foremost rank. It4 apartments not
e1"rlled IN dimensions finish Located ~ the most
active aud fashionable tboroughfaTe at the cenifsl
ierfniDl Of the street railways.
Directors.
NILES GEEENwOOD. GEN s. ?. CAREY,
HON. J. l. WAITER, REV. DIR. I. N. WISE,
JUDGE MYRoN II. TILDEE.
Richard Nelson, Author of "Nelson's Mer
camille Arithmetic Principal VI Arithmetic Depart
meut;
James VI. WATERS, late Associate PriacIoal
Of bar'iet!'s College, Principal BookkeeIiDg Depart
ment.
william Allan Miller. late Superintendent ut
Penman Of Iron City College. fJrmsriy Of BIrleti's
Principal Of Penman-hip Department
The principals having been for years at the he OF
theiT respective departments In the principal insiilu
0ns OF lhs class IN this county. aided by corp, Of
dtstiHgnshed te1thsrs, combine in Queen city Col
ege. all tue exeeeuces and improvement. that have
thus far been developed Ia omme rcal educatioE
Good accountants are always IN demand at sdiariSs
from $500 10 $50. Students al any time No
classes. No vacaiiJDs.
send Immediately for specimens Of Pcnlnau.hi u a nd
clrcn ars continuing full particulars.
AZ dress, (inclnsing six c-nts.)s
NELsuN, WATT ERS q MILLER.
| July ), IsbO-Iyn
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

Tie great Central Active Principle Ofthe 1'oiu AnG
dyne is true development Of the Urgiuai Natural
oplate. In all cases wherever Opium ha. been used
aud iIs banefu effects witnessed, mark ofours
adequately compare the differ .nce aud no decisOi is
equal 10 u trial. The Anpdyne contains rot particle
Of Opium, and the uOsi delicate constitution
1t with safety, and the perfectly natural state il keeps
aud leaves the Patient should recommend 1t 10 Phys
clans who nave long sought the true development and
10 Patients who want natural results.
The basis of the Universal Cough Remedy Is thai
freedom IRON all couPonens which by the great
In tompOundng, produce complete inerts, insead Of
real cures. We place no re.ttatn on its use every
hour the day. ann ask all Patients 10 make II the
natural enemy TO all Coughs, Throat or Lung Com
plants by perfect freedom OF application. For in
hammatOry Sore Throat ii Is perfect Remedy, and
for Whoopng Cough checks all the spas1s and allows
tile Cough 10 have It's run In quiet way.
With the spirit that court al investigation, aud
readiness to answer all Inquiries may we in return
ask all 20 be cautious 10 purchase ouly Of those they
can rely upon. Prices, within the reach Of all"
General 4; ents, J. W. Huunewell 4 Co. and Z
Commercial Wharf. Boston.
| George Hunnewell. lij Water street, New York.
Under tho special supervision Of John i, Hunneweil,
Chemist and PharmAteutiSt, Boston, Massachusetts,,
whose signature covers the cork Of the genuine
only. aud to whom address al, communications.
Sold by all respectable de Ilers everywhere, ..
q. KAUFMAN 4 co. Agents, Lancaster, Ohio.
SURE, Ecksteinc Go, Cincinnati, wholesale agents.
Augusta, Io60--i!lS
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

"Resolutions upon
the subject of domes
tic slavery havi ng
passed both branches
of the General AS
sem>ly at its present
session, the under
signed hereby protest
against the passage Of
the same.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

NJ ARCH 8, 1857.
The following pro.
test was presented lc
the House, which wal
read and ordered Il
be spread on the jour
mails, TO wit:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-08

der by an Egyptian ruler who would
really be Yice-gerent Of France. Had
we accepted the offers Of the Gar Mich
olas to Sir II Seymour, there might
not now be Sultan at all and tho Dru.
ses might be kept in order BY ourselves.
England has remained true to her poll.
cy whether right Or wrong she secured
Syria TO Abdul Medjil But no politi-
cal objects can make US forgetful of the
claims of humanity. If the Porte can
not repress these outrages the Christian
Powers must do it. When the Sultan
called upon us to guarantee his authori-
ty, he gave US the right to see that it
did not become curse to his people and
particularly to those Of our own faith.
IN interUention there must be, and
1ce trust that England and France
1c'I concert measures tor sagjag the
Christians Of Syria trom dearuc.
ti0r.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-08

the science of cuisine. 1t is the
science Of keeping house, and that We
all know commences with the kitchen.
Every young lady, l don't care if she
be queens daughter, ought to under
stand that department Of life. Even
though sss'lAaE not have to practice it,
though she may be able to hire her cook
yet she should understand it herself, for
it may happen some day that the cook
will dismiss her. Great laughter. =
What predicament she will be in then.
Well, what | was going to say was that
the Sisters should arrange it so that all
the girls over thirteen years of age
should be enabled to spend a portion of
the time in the kitchen, and become ac
quainted with cooking and housekeep.
ing. Here will be a new bureau of ed
ucation. Laughter We shall then
have the theory ard some practice too.
Another point, aud | will close. AT
tie end of another year, if living, and
my purse is long enough, | am going to
give n gold medl OF not less than $50
in value, to the young lady who will
write the best essay, not exceeding five
pages in length upon this great new
science I have spoken of" Laughter
and applause.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-08
Archbishop Hughes Among ihc Ladies'
Practical Speech,

Bishop Hughes distributed the pre-
miums at the Mount St. Vincent AGA.
DENY of the Visitation, near New York,
Tuesday week, and at the conclusion Of
the exercises, addressed the young la
dies as follows,
my Dear Children and Young
Ladies; | have witnessed many ami.
vcrsarios in which you received the tes-
timouials of merit to which you were
entitled, but l DO not remember any
occasion which excelled the exercises of
to-day. But l will not enlarge upon
this there are probably great many
in this audience better able to apprecI-
ate the merits of your performances
than / am. We have the honor Of hav-
ing many distinguished persons present
with us to-day-not strangers, but
friends. Only ono thing has troubled
us during the exercises--your speeches
made us sad but this was to be expect
ed from the nature of the occasion,
when friends and schoolmates were about
to take leave of each other. But the
chief thing that has troubled me is the
dilemma in which one of the speakers
placed the Sisters of Charity, by quot
inc a remark from me. True it is that
they have none to overlook them upon
this hallowed ground but angels : un-
less, indeed, our Jersey friends on the
other side Of the river may look down
upon them. Laughter. But the di'
lemma in which they arc placed is this ::
if the term angel can be applied to those
good spirits that look down on the Sis,
ters from above, why cannot the same
term be applied to the young ladies |
see before me Here, then, are the
Sisters, between two sets of angels; the
one overlooking them from above, and
the other looking up to them for guild
ance and instruction. Laughter. Isn't
that dangerous position to place She
Sisters in? May not this double com
plimeut from earth to Heaven make tht
Sisters vain =? Renewed laughter il
which the Sisters heartily joined,
"But to return although it is Of th'
utmost importance, young ladies', tha
you should have a good education
should be accomplished cultivated, grace
/ lful and reAued, yet there are othe
things that cannot be lost sight Of, BE
fore another year rolls around | pro
Ipose to arrange with the Sisters neV
branch Of study in the Academy Tha
branch Of study Is what the French ca
"a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-08
MARBLE YARD.

YENHE Marble Business hitherto car
Il ried on opposite the Court House
in Macon, is now removed to Ma =
street, near to billiards. Carriage NJ a,
ufactory
HEADSTONES,
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN SLABS
BOX TONES, MONUMENTS &c,
will be cxecu,ed in the best style, and
supplied al reasonable prices. Alhor'
ders shall receive The most prompt q
tention
sMALLWOOD q WILDMAN
CHAs. SmALLwooO
Ricn'D WiLpMAN Jan 70 6O3