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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
BONNIE BELL.

Like two rose-buds crushed in snow
Are the cheeks of Bonnie Bell,
Like the yiolets that grow
Among the daisies in the dell
Are her eycs-the stars Of night
Ne'er a mortal heart did swell
With such pure and fond delight
As the eyes Of Bonnie Bell
Music trembles on The lip
OF the fairy BUnuic Bell,
OH I'd give such sweets TO sip
Wealth that Cresus ne'er could tel;
would coin my brain and soul,
Could the mintage buy a spell
That would Wal, me to my goal
Watt and win me Bonnie Bell.
As the sound of silver fine
Is the voice of Bonnie Bell;
Wit, like bubbles on the wine,
Pure as pearls in ocean shell,
Sparkles through her golden theme
Joyful as a marriage bell,
! could glide adown Eie's stream
IN one boat with Bonnie Bell.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08

Prescatjn1cnt IN q Drcom.--This morn
ing young lady, daughter Of II sfGan Mil
Ter, track master of the Central Railroad,
told her parents soon after she arose, that
she had dreamed last night that Mr.. KeSt,
who attends the railroad bridge at Aliens
creek, was killed, and that Mrs. keist came
to the house to tell Mr.. Miller A short
time after relating this dream, and while
the family were at breakfast, Mrs. Keist
came in to tell that her husband was killed
by the cars last night at Brighton. So im-
pressed was the girl with the force of her
dream, that she ran to another room when
she saw the woman approaching the door,
as she felt sure that she had tale Of sor~
row to tell. Mr.. Keist was German, wLo
had worked for a number of years on a
railroad, under the direction Of Mr.. Miller,
and his wife had often called at his house.
When Miss Miller told her dream, NJ
Miller had not heard of the accident; in
deed, the coroner having charge Of the body
did not know who the unfortunate man
was While there are thousands of dreams
that are not premonitory, now and then
there is one that is, to say the least, COIN
cidental with actual occurrences, Of which
the dreamer knew othing-Rochestcr Ad-
certiSer, 24th.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
Death OF Arndt.

One Of the venerable friends of German
freedom has passed away. Ernst MoritE
Arndt, poet, scholar, statesman, and patri-
OF, beloved and revercd by all his country
men and by noble hearted men all over the
world, died at Bonn on the 29th of last
month, at the ripe old age Of ninety. This
is not the place to give long sketch OF
his active and earnest life But no one
who remembers the struggle of Germany
against Napoleon alould be ignorant of the
services which Arndt rendered to his coun-
try by his pamphlets, newspaper articles,
and national songs lie stirred the hearts
Of the people from the Rhine to the Me
men, and did mere than almost any other
man to arouse those feelings Of popular in
dignation, courage, and patriotism, which
finally melted the Germans to hurl back
their oppressors, and achieve their inde-
pendence.
His liberal principles were afterwards 50
offensive to the Prussian Government that
he was obliged to relinquish the chair of
the Wofcssorship Of modern history at
Bonn. With many other patriots, he in
dulgod ID the hope Tor brief period in
1913 that better days for his country we're
near, and he Iabored faithfully, ami with
youthful zeal, until it was manifest that all
efforts were shea in vain. But he nsver
lost the noble spirit which hreathes through
every line Of his famous song, What is
the Germans S Fatle9land :!
The writer Of these lines has letter f;ola
the venerable patriot, Which ysas written
but few years ago. With 4 bold and
manly hand, the old man writes as his mot.
to quotation from an ancient poet, The
bird sings sweetest when it sings, Strike
for the Fatherland' For it he lived, and
toiled, and was ready to die.-Prorjdcnce
Journal
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08

RecIainisg Presents.-A case is under
investigation, says the Detroit Advertiser
of tie 25th, in the Police Court of that
city, involving the right of a fellow to take
back the presents he has made to a girl
when she was wont to have him, and is
getting ready to marry somebody else. A
young man who had disposed Of about s75
worth of jewclry in this way, during three
years courtship, is on his trial for larceny,
in invading the lady's bedroom, and seiz-
ing the property, when he had discovered
it was to adorn another mans wife
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
New Series---Vol. XIV, No. Is.

and had so identified himself with her in
terests as to render his death public ca
lamity Ocala lFIe.( Companion.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08

Burnt on .Suspicioa Of Cani6ah$nt.-
The revolving practice of canibalism among
the Indian tribes is now, happily of rare
occurrence. And by none is it held in
greater detestation than by the nativa5
themselves. Mingled, too, with their hor-
ror Of the crime is strange superstitious
fear of the criminal, whom they believe to
be endowed with a supernatural power
against which nothing earthly can prevail.
At Dauphin river, at the beginning of the
winter, tradgedy was enacted which makes
one shudder A poor, sickly old man. nam
ed Sachetackets, was supposed by Cuslc and
Katchewa, his two sons-in- law, to show a
disposition to become man eater. Alarm
ed at the thought of such calamity, they
determined to prevent it by putting away
the object Of their dread before he became
proof against their weapons. One day the
unsuspecting old man was lying helpless
in his camp, when Cusic and Katchewa fell
upon him and barbarously murdered him
They cut off his head and then burnt his
body to ashes.-Montredl Gazette, Fcl-2I:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08

Bg~ "A letter from ConstantinOple states
that the Astrologers of the Sultan have
just brought out in that city the Turkish
almanac for the new year, which begins in
March The science of astrology still en-
joys certain degree of consideration in the
East, and faith is placed in its predictions.
On this occasion the Astrologer Of the al
manac has left the place of certain Fri
day in the new year blank, which has caus-
ed great uneasiness in the Capitol, as he is
an old man of the time of the Sultan Nah
mound, whose death, in 1889, he indicated
by the same means. The believers in the
science, therefore, feel fully persuaded
either that the Sultan Abdul Mejid will not
survive the year, or that some other grave
event will threaten the Turkish Empire
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-03-08
REMOVAL
Wanted! Wanted !

Ia 000 PERSONS of both sexes to
ddO'UOU make money by buying cheap
TTFoeerles, vi Baskets, Tubs, Buckets, Churns,
water Cans, Brooms, Brushes, &c. &c. at
aug4 EERBES,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28
4srKckRr@Dr. ]. Barr. MIsIU..s, OF New

-@ SUEGEE1-Dr ]. BART. MISTgEE, OF Aew
York, late from the Medical Universities and
Hospitals Of Great Britain, France. Germany
etc, a Consulting and Operating Surgeon,
Occulist and Aurist, of high reputation. has
taken rooms at the American, where he may
for short time be seen and consulted by
those sufsring nnder the manifold Affections
which can only be relieved and cured by the
aid of skiliful and scientific surgery. DIR. NJ
evidently is not an empiric or itinerant quack.
bat an educated and accomplished Surgeon,
who comes well fortified with testimonials as
to character and skill, furnished by medical
men. the press, anG those upon whom his pro-
fciencs has been demonstrated His foreign
IeiereIces are Of the highest possible charac-
ter. and We learn he Is also authorized to refer
to either of our local physicians. Those re
quiring sserEices such as be is prepared, to
render would do well to see this gentleman.
and if satisfied of his ability to do justice to
their cases, avail themselves of his services.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28

D. B. De Land & Co.. employ new pro-
cess in refining the Saleratus manufactured
by them. The process is recent discovery,
and is declared by chemists and sscientife men
to be the most efectual me thod known. 1t is
in use 1T no other establishment in this coun-
try. saleratus, to be healthful and wholesome
must be perfectly free from impurities De
Land 4 -ee.'s asalerafns is, perfectly. pure! :
For sale BY ali good grocers. Manufactured
and forsale at4wholesale by D. B.5De I,anda&,
Co., Fairport, Monroe Co. n. Y.
For sale by J. S. Cox, Delaware, ..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28
Aem Attrertiseti,ents,
GUARDIANS Sale.

TN pursuance of an 5rdef of the Probate Cours
Of Delaware County Ohio, 4 shall offer at pu6c
saIa, the door of the Court Room in Delaware, Ohio,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1861,
at one 'cock p. m, the following premises situate IN
Ohio described as tolIews. viz
In Lots Nos. 116l 1852 1163 and 1l64, appraised at
$3.50 90 each. 49,
In Lsts Nos 11ss, and llss APPRAISED at sl76 I
90 each. y "a Sak-s - E. Ask
In Lot No 24, old number, in South Delaware, ap-l
praised at s. 50 90
one acre in Lot 40 :, aad seventeen acres in Lot x
in Range 1e Township 5, Section A. appraised at 500,
and Ss4oo respectively.
Terms Of Saie-one third of the purchase money in
ha nd on the day and the residuethereof m one
and two wears thereafter with interest pryabe annually
from the day SALE 20 be secured BY mortgage on the
premise GEO- w idiIt +, ouarenu ~c-
EY SNsErsER & HALL his Attorneys. dec2S .4w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28
Constipation or Costiveness.

No one OF the many ills flesh heir is preva
lent 50 little udcI suut and nsc neglected Cos
tI1encss. Often originating in carcessness br dentary
habits, it, regarded slight disorder lit
consequence to excite anxiety White in reality the
precursor and companion of many of the most
dangerous diseases and unless early eradicatcd will
bring the sufferer to an uptimely grave. Among
lighter evils Of which rGst.vef, the usr al meant
ars Headache Colic rheumatism; Foul Rrea;l Tiles
and others of like nature while long tram Of fright
tul diseases such Malignant Fevers, Abct Hysen-
terry DarrhosIt Dyspepsia; froplrHy, Epilepsy Taraiy-
sig Hysteria, Hypothopdrass Melancholy and insanity
rs indicate their presence in the system by this a
ing symptom Not unfrequently the diseases named
originate in Constipation, but take an independent
existence unless the is eradicated early stage
kroln all these considerations fows that the disorder
should receive mneGfate attention whenever il occurs
end no ers2 Should neglect to get b,x Of Cephalc
liis on the iifst appearance of the complaint their
anefy Use Will tXpell the nsilEous alpIcacEcS Of dis
Face and destroy this dangerous foe to hi man lie.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28

Sufferers from scrofula and Serofuleus affect
tions. clean up! Why wear your Pimples,
Blotches, Ulcers. Sofes2 Why have the life
twisted out of you By Dyspepsia, rheumatism
and Gouts Why suffer syphiltic and Mercu-'
rial diseases to rot the boiIes in your body. or
the flesh off your bones? Why let your slug.
gish blood drag and scatter its distempers
through your veins Ayers .CoMr. EXT of
sarsaparilla cures these complaints, and cleanses
them qat Of the system Use it faithfully and
VOL. bIjng to society healthier, cleanlier, and
far i' more 81 ~ acceptable member Democrat, Bait:
more Md .eEis3areT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28
Tur ArlANr1c MosruLY.-w With the Janu

TUE ATLANTIC MosrHIY.-Wi'h the ,Janu-
.arS nnm opr OF the .4ttaatic Nonfity will com
d4sieirce Tie seventh volum of this favorite
smagaz;lle. S;nc' lie inception. the 14Ha,atc
slnas gone on strengthening its hold on the pub
feI favor, and has kept rs proud position at
the head Of American Monthies. With the
ssG gJaai1. ms. eased attractions will be pre-
serted, among which will be a new novel by
Mrs. Stowe, new novel by Charles r Rlde.
new stories by Mrs. Harriet Prescott and a
new romance by the author of " Charles Au-
chester" Beeiies these there will be contri-
iioi,s from such brilliant writers rs Long,
fellow, Hawthorne, Holmes. Lowell. Emerson
Nhitth.r. aud scores of Others from that gall
axy of literary names which clusters around
the eminent publishers Of the 4ttantic, Messrs.
Ticknor & Fields.
The 4tlunf:c can b. lrad for 50 per annnn1
OF 10 those prefsrrins We wlil furfis,l it ani
the Gl@sits for s in ADVANCE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28
TO oUR Tows READERs.-Most of our sub

To OuR TowS READERs.-Most of our sub
scribers in town are regularly furnished with
their papers by the Carrier, who leaves it at
their residences or places of business. This is
sgratuitous service for which no additional
charge is made by the proprietor Custom,
which has obtained almost from time immenl-
orial, sanctions call from the Carrier on
New Years Day with an Address, the receipt
of which is acknowledged by presenting him
with small sum in acknowledgement of the la
Dor he has performed during the past year in de-
livering the paper. In conformity with this
custom the Carrier Of the Gazette will make
his call Tuesday morning, and we hope our
patrons, one and all, will bear the fact in mind,
and be prepared to give him cordial and
generous reception.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28
Sherif's Sale.
George s. Coe, trustee,

George s. Coe. trustee, DY VIR-
ID of
the Springfield Mt. Vernon Pittsburgh, order of
fttiifcad Company. sale
directed, from the Cour. of Common Pleas of Clarke
Co. o.. ] x.llefer for Sale, the door of the Court
House III tire city ef Springfield; Clarke County Ohio,
On Wednesday,, The 3oth deg Of January. a. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m, and O'Clock
of Said daT the following described real estate to-
So innc5oE tie railresd Of said Compdny between
the city of Springfield Clarke county 0hIo and the
intersection with the PennssIvania aud Ohio Railroad
Ioudonville, lies between the western terminus
OF said road at Springfield and the point where said
road crosses the curve of the Cleveland; Columbus and
Cincinnati RrosId east Of the Of Delakare, in
Delaware consy Ohio (eaIled the Westerr Division of
the Springfield Mt. Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad
including the right Of y and the land occupied by the
said railroad, together with the superstrueture AMI
tracks shekea; andaA rats and other matera ais used
thereon, bridges, vaducts. cuverts, fesces. depot
grounds ami the buildings thereon, and all fixtures be-
ing the entire Western Division said railroad and its
connecting real estate, with franchises
poration To maintain the said railroad, said West
ern Division; and use the and to demand compen-
s1ti or the transportation Of freight and passengers
thereon an ENTIRETY @
Appraised atssl SO, geo. tsas ~ 9y-5 s.
will also offer Tor sale at the time and place,
the following personal property RAILROAD
49,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28
FACTORY GOODS /!

MADE by MOORE, RAMB0 Co, rty miles
Ia East Of Delaware Let every ccne and get
pair Of pants ready made, for 81 We propose
sell ready made pants this low get the goods nitro
daced. Come right along and leave your measure,
if We have That will fit you We viii furnish the
pantssat and trimmed for s. 80 aud your wives can
make TIL ap4 Yes for s. SO il the is too
large small stock akill be Kept at first; a
heavy rent, till the goods Introduced.
An assortment of these goods VIII be kept
y ON hand at the store room now occupied by Mr.
Rhodes, the Stone Block Remember these goods
honest domestic products consisting OF Satnet Cas-
sneres. Flahnes, Blankets, and Jeans and remember
they made 10 appear heavy by covering mp the
chain with flock, and mixing the filling with old rags
and cotton These goods have passed through the
hllas of ths wholesale manufacturer and Wholesale
MERCHANT and retail merchant. All these mems profits
and the shipping expenses have be added to the
Eastern goods New You easily that by buying
Eastern goods you have TO support four five persons
and by doing also get counterfeit article Buy
goods OF the domestic manufacturer and You sop
port only and get good Article of goods.
Moore and Ranbo.s goods are made expressly for
farmers. rs sz5zsse1
The highest price paid for Wool aud Sheep Pelts.
~ D. NJ MOORE
8 Dseeunber Is, go. Sm ] ). MOORE, Agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28

We were favored on Monday night to an
u.iusual extent by serenaders. First we were
visited by Military Band and RECALLED with
selection Of popular airs, which caused
us for moment to fancy we were in one of
the, secession States, where preparations for
s.grim visaged war " are active and make
sssmartial music familiar sounds at all hours
: but the illusion was happily dispelled by the
Z Aext Visitors who proved to be band of vo-
sssscalists, and concluded their performance with
:. three hearty cheers for the Union, procedure
8 that could not be ventured upon with safety
- at this-ciay in the kingdoms of South Uaroli-
ma, Mississippi or Florida. We thank the
gentlemen composing both companies for the
ss7corhplinient and entertainment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28

IL HEADACHE is the Eavorite s:gn by which nature
makes known any dcSiation whatever from natural
state of the brain IN This light II NAV be
looked on as safeguard intended give notice of dis
case which might oterw isr e5cape attention. Till too late
to be remedied; and its indications should never be
neglected Headaches may Re classified under two
names &viz symptnnatc and di5pathc. Symptonat tic
Headache IS exceedingly common aid the precursor
o great Forley Of diseases, among which are Apo
peNyi Gout, Rhenmatisni and all ebrile diseases In
us nervous form 1t is sympathetic disease the
stomach cons tltuting Sfk headache hepatie disease
coIt tiioas headache worms costipation and
ohef disorders of the hnweis well renal utter
me affections Diseases Of the heart verg frequent
y Attended with headaches AuHmia and plethora are
also directions which frequently occasion headache
ldlo@thic Headache is also very common being usually
distinguished Icy the name OF headache some
TIM coming on suddenly in state of apparently sound
heith ana pfostrating and physical
energies ana III other instances slowly her
AIDED by depression of spirits asce bity temper
IN most instances the pain is in the the head
over one or both eyes; an sometimes provoking
Nhg under tbs eaSS may also be named NeirdIgiG.
FOR inc Treatment ol either class Bcat ache the
Cepaiir Pills have been sure and sa e remedy
reviewing tue most acute pains III a few minutes, and
Gy4ts subtle Power Grad Eating the Giscas,s OF which
HeadGthe is the GhgrriEg .nCtA.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28

GorEY,s LADY's BooK-This popular Mag
ain azine enters the New Year with Increased at
fractions over former years, if such a thing be
possible on the part of work which for years
.ss has occupied, as publication designed erel Gu
,v,oiqely for ladies. the highest point Of excel
=--- Ieaee supposed to be attainable. Terms, as
.aiA heiatofore So per year for single subscribers,
saslia Wifi usual deduction on clubs. We are pre-
rr,pared to furnish it in connection with the Ga
eette for 1915. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28

The Festival at the William Street NJ. E.
Church, given Christmas night, to the Sab
bath School children, was a very pleasant af-
fair and largely attend |, not only by the chill
dren connected with the school of that church
bat many from other schools. some who be-
long to no school, and admits of both sexes.
Large as was the crowd in attendance, we
learn that all were supplied, so ample and
bounteous was the provision that had been
made. Those who interested themselves in
gsttingft up are entitled to the thanks of the
Juveniles aud of their parents also. 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28
Sheriff Sale.

Mcclure Richey \ DY virtue of an execution tc
= vs. ID directed from the Court o
Van Brnerct al. Common Pleas Ishail offer at pub
sale Assrs Jonn Jones and W. Narrens IN Sciote
Township, Delaware County, Ohio, saa ~
On Honttqythe 7th day of January, 1851,
betweersthe hours of l0o'clock and O'Clock p m
the following described personal property, towit:
Black Horse Grey Horse 4 Bay Horse i, Brown Hosse
belonging John Jones' Also, the following goods ane
chattles belonging to VIM. NJ. Warrens to-wit Sorre
Horse Cows, old Log Wagons, Platform Scales,
set of Double Harness, and Old Cart.
dec2S CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff.
z w % - ~ $4,000 @ as
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28
PEA n o. 0 Il e q .
J. VI WHITTLE EsY

TET0ULD respectfully inform the Public that he
w has ON ialld furBl assert tnent Of FlANOFURfES
from the hes; eastern manufacturers, and would call
special attention to and splendid octave
Piano from Sten1ay Sens nenuflctorF. The repntA
ton OF said Pianos eQuIlied the United States
They have been awarded the First Premiums when and
wherever brought INTO competition with the best makers
Of Boston New York, lhiiaG ell hia and Baltimore: They
received tn two First Fze Aeuas at the Metropolitan
Far, Washington, 1865 III st rz Gold Medal Afneri-
can Institute, Crystal Palace, New York, 1855 First
Prize Gold Medal; Mar hand Institute Ba tinore. 1856
First Prize Medal, Aihercan Institute Crystal Palace
New York, 1856 First lrefir.m Gold Medal best
Grand Piano. the Mary Institute ,Ialtirorsi 1851
First Premium at the Michigan state Fair, Detroit 1857
First Premium at the State Fair, Richmond, 1882 First
Premium the United states Fair, 1861 First Premium
the state Fair, Dayton, 1860 First Premium the
st. Louis Fair ,1Seo.
Pianos Or gny ater Musical Instruments will be sold
at sr.tr profit than they can by bought at any other
establishment Oo. Those wishing to purchase will
call and gee If my statement is correct.
Ware-roona two doors of The Williams Block on
Writer Street. JOHN WHITTIESEY,
Nov. % .60 f2m. Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28

s'fhe G. G. & c. Railroad has declared
nseasb dividend of = per cent. out of the earn
ings of the road during the last six months
payable on the first of February next. There
are few roads in the country that make such
returns as this to their stockholders and there
are but few that are so successfully and ably
managed. The pet earnings during the last
half year were $260,20G.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28
Sheriff Sale.
s'epasaE z Gqparq. lRT yirtnl

stepheaE. Cunard,s 1DY virtue Of an
sA&Vs- &AA&s ID exeEution TO
II James Elnsor- me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas of O., shall
efer public sals door the Court RooEin Del
aware,
On Monday tie 2stA day Of January. 1861,
the fcllefdg descrf5ek Esnds and ssuements wit
Delaware County and State oF Ohio IN Range
Is, containing 50 acres, and bounded follows: Com
mencing stone on post pc4 n ths Plat
aaaie by JAy DysE sGSunss surxdyor Of DeA9are
County on the Sd day Of April, 1856, thence Sorth
s610 West 100 poles to point --o said plat thence
i 30i West So l25 poles to point -.C il said plat,
thence South Ss1z. East 100 poles poi3t IN
sd plat thence North 10 30i East poles the place
OF begning Also 100 ef Iand said 100 of
land has for its West line West line Of sad Lot Il
dce2s CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
lsS ,50-)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28

We are under obligations to Hon. B. STAN
TON for the Congressional Globe and Appen
dix--eompf ising four large volumes. contain-
ing the proceedings and debates of the first
session of the 36th Congress.
We are also indebted to the courtesy of
Hon. R. BgRR. for a copy Of. the Report of
the Ohio State Board of Agriculture. for the
year 1859. :
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-28

There was an alarm of fire Sunday morning
last which brought out the ere compadies.1
but fortunately there was no occasion for their
services. The fire was on the premises of Mr..
John F. La timer, on Winter street, but ii was
subdued before doing any serious damage.