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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
New Watches.

T am now receiving for the pr ing Trade new
4 lot Of Watches and would inv tie an insptUn oil my
stock by those wanting to buy, and not hctats to say
that my prices will be found low those Ofany oer
establishment in the Statewi demonstrate this by sub
Joining few OF the low prices at which sell Watches:
good Silver Lcpinc (waTTanted) for 50 co.
good Silver Lepnc, hunter case Tor $40
Silver Detached Levers, hunter cases, at So TO SIS.
find Coil Iades Watch (lvarraned) for so.
lIie Col Lad es' Watch gold dial very pretty. S25.
4 fine Gold Dcclehcd Lever. full ieweet Tor so.
Gold Hunter Case, Detached Lever fun Itwelcl S35.
full assortment Of the American Watches gold and
SILVER cases, low prices.
good assortment fne detached levers with silver
caps excellent timc-kecDcrs.
School teachers supplied with watches favorable
torms. Second hand watches wnrrantad. low rs SIS.
Ny assortment Of watch d eth goods in The jewel
ry line will he found full AMI complete the
the market shall seem require. Please ca at No.
Williams Block. &. PLATT
April Is. 1889
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

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For sale by
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

Tomorrow is the day fzed upon for the
great hurt Ia the eastern part Of the county,
which did not come of at the time first named
in consequence of high waters and the unfa-
variable stste Of the weather.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

TABLE, Desert, Tea, Cream and Salt Spoons,
i Butter Knives, Pickle Forks Napkin Rings, &c. IN
Silver warranted equal to coin
Also tulI assortment Of Spoons Forks. Ladies' but
ter knives Casors Fruit aud Cake askcts etc. plated
with pure Silver Albata metal. Also Fine Brtauia
Tea Sets Coffee Pots Mugs, Ne. now receiving at
June /, ,'6O@stf. No 3 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

CoMPLIMESTARY.-The popular wine impor
tcrs AIessrs An. BINNINGER & CO.. No,
l9 Broad street. New York have received the
following substantial endorsements of their
"OLD LONDON DOCK GIN" which appears
to be standard article with the Druggists
Gin as Remedial Agent.
The "OLD LONDON DOCK GIN of McSsrS
A. NJ BININGER g. co, 10 Broad street, has
been ftvOrite with the profession for many
years. have freqneRtly prescribed it, and al
ways with dccided advantage. where nv direc.
tinns have been followed II is evidently the
product of very careful distiilltion the active
Principlc-the Juniper berry, being so blended
'ts to give to the spirit very delicate. fruity.
AMI aromatic favor In the course of a prLc-
tice Of ten years have had occasion to test
many Of the gins in the market, and after
very careful examination of numerous sam
pies, hlves lecide,l that - BINNINGERS OLD
LONEON EOGK GIN has no equal Really
6 Iod gin * Indispensable in every household.
and the OLD LONDON DOCK comes euphHti-
Gully under that heWl-.. In selling such an arti-
Gle 1T Il f.ir price. this old Knickcrbocker house
are doing much forthe cause of true temper
unrc. COTTON SALTER, NJ. ID.
= West 89th Street, n. Y.
+" BINNINGER's OLD LONDON DOCK
GIN . pl,SsgSScs all the qualities that can be
desired tJr this highest and noblest use of all
wines liquors. Its ingredients are the dis
tillud juices of carefully selected grains. made
delicdtrly pungent and tlIvoruus with the
matte tinctTc of the Juniper berry Age has
mellowed all these mingled aronlaS and given
an exquisite mil'lncSS-4l snlo ItII oily hNly--
and am almost floral o'lnr to the liquor, which
renders it delicious to the senses of smell and
trSte alike while its sparkling liquid purity
leaves nothing for the eye to desIre
In conclusion, the writer must remark that
McSsrs. A. NJ. BINNINGER & co, 10 Bread
street, n. Y, merit the gratitude of the en-
tire netlical profession as well as of the world
1T Large, for having introduced stimulant of
such nnexceptionabe purity and unequivucai
power, both pre-, >:ntivc and curative agent,
and a harmless eXhilerItng beverage.
cH Journal aud Me4i-t Gasa9e
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04


To tckon Ill Wh0lesdIe orders should Le addressed.
Sold by B. DICKINSON son, elsWart 81 mas ,'to
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Court of Common Pleas,

court OF common @1e6Ss
Dstamare County, Ohio.
George Rooney, Plaintiff, -..,.. =, o,,,,. .o,,.,..
Notice OF ming petition
Robert W. Porter Defendant
DOBERT w. PORTER. of ogle County and
~ STATE Of Illinois, Will take notice that George
Rooney of the County Of Delaware, and State Of Ohio,
dill, tile th day OF December \. ID. 1850, le his
pc the Court Of Comm Pleas, within and for
the County of Dtllw are, Sttt; of Ohio. said
Robert W. Iurter, defendant, pray ying that the said
Robert W. Porter be compelled to convey to the said
George Rooney. III fee Simple, by General Warranty
IctI the title tyvc OF land, in said County
f Dciaware lot No. (l) eleven, Section 90 three
Tewnship f5) i've Range (el sixteen being fui moriy
owned by said Robert W. Otter, and sold by him Ia
sal George l6oRey ABOUT the lth day of Janua
Ty, A. D. 1878; and also praying that all title claimed
said IUrts. - slli premises may b. declared null
AMI void, and that said Rooncys title thereto may be
qIicts thc said Rob ". Porter noti-
fed that he req lred appear AMI answer said petit
before the third Saturday after the 18th day
nj Jannury. a. ID. 1891. GEO.;GE ROONEY by
December Il A, d. 1860 J.S-IONES, his Attorney.
dect4 6~ (S525)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Estates &c. For Settlement

THE following Administrators and guardians
u have flied theirpRpers for settlement
Geo. W. Little Guardian OF c. l.. Pcttbone.
Oliver Jtark, Administrator Of David Longshore.
Oliver stark, Administrator OF Vim. Cooper.
Sumner Harris, Administrator of Vcster A. Pcrley.
NJ B. Smith, Guardian of N. B. and Adeuc shoe
maker
There will be u hearing said cases at my Office
Saturday, january B, lt6l.
deci4 3w l. RANNEY Probate Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04


Your Board of Directors beg leave to make
the following statement of the condition of
said Company during the plst year. Sometime
previous to the beginning of the present year.
your Board found the road 10 much out Of
pair, caused by the decay of plank, and the
washing of cutters and road-bed, that it be-
came necessary, either to abandon the road en-
tirely OF adopt some new method of repairs.
The Board found upon making an estimate of
the relative cost of plank and gravel, in ma
king Fai1 repairs. that gravel would be much
the cheapest, and most durable. Tney there
fore, after advertising for bids, entered into
contract with f. G. Vining. for constructing
two miles of the eastern portion of the road
with gravel, fifteen feet wide, fifteen inches
deep IN the center, an five inches deep at the
sides, at n cost of S925. 90 per mile the first
half mile to be completed by the Ist day of
December, 1860 and the residue by October
1Et, 1861. The gravel was procured at the
gravel bed of {. o. Little at cost of SII3, IS
per mile The first half mile has been COM
pieted according to contract, and in every way
answers the expectations of the Board The
plank taken mp will be preserved for future
uso. in repairs.
During j lst spiing, the Board found that
large amount of toll was lost. by travel cross
ing to the Marysville roId, near D. Du.f,.ys and
thus avoiding the gate They therefore erect
ed a gate anil gate house at that road at a c,st
of $4,000, and the large increase of tolls,
shows the measure wise Some
slight repairs have also heen made ON the old
gate house during the past year.
The Treasurer reports the following t,j DC the
financial condition of the road:
Tolls received from january 10th to Decem-
Der S. 1860 SII46 70
Reed in stock between same date III. p
Total ,.,....,.................sI sI268, ,98
Paid orders from No. | to AZ inclu-
6ive. -......... 81 lO5. .53
Paid WIN. Rankin, old dividend . 100
Total -. .Slll3, ,l3
Balance in Treasury Dec. g. 80 SI55. .S5
To this add amount in old Treasurcrs hands
and interest
Respectfully submitted
A. 7. BELT. Pres. of the Board.
The State uf Ohio, Delaware County s. s.
]. d. Van Dcman. Secretary uf the Beard
beInR on his oath SAWS, thlt the fUrcgD-
ing statement of the coalition of said company
for thc paSt year. IS correct.
Sworn to and Subscribed before me this 81
day of January, y. h. 1861
H. NJ. CARPER,
Notary Public.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
DIR. E. MENDENHALG

"a GATE OF THE CITY OF HAMILTON, oHIo,)
YTEREBY tenders his Professional Services to
IL the czalls of Delaware and vicinity IN tl': var
branches Of MEDICAL PRACTICE, An experience of
nearly years in the Miami Valley, in the dutes
pertaining TO his profession, Of red nluGcmen
to those wha need Physician. SPECIAL attention will
be given CHRONIC DISEASES, and To all peculiar
to WOMEN CuILDRgs. once and residence on Hill
street.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Radnor Plank Road Comply.

THE Stockholders of the Radnor Plank Road
i Company hereby motif 70 meet at the Of
fce lowell and Van Lcnan i'll the town of Delaware,
County, Ohio. Monday the Tth day Of Jan
uary a. D. 1861 between the hours OF and F. NJ for
the purpose clccting directors the ensuing
year. BY order of the Board.
Dec. =, 1850. A. 7. BELT, President,
INV J. d. VANDEBAN, Secy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Sundries.

on KEGS Newcastle Bi Carb. Soda.
~ IS Boxes Pearl and Corn starch.
af q 50 Boxes Tallow Stcarinc and star Candles.
80 Boxes No. l and German Soap
For sale by Z. F. HILLS son
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

A N expression of intense eatiffaCt;Cn jlIIr 7 e
IA ed IA r cOuntenance when she unc aspCd the btaCH
fl iesars he had inst banded her OF course he hud
ecn CfxVfTT, u here only be procured piCturcf
which excel in the best features Of the ART.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
HoWard AssoCiation,

PHIIIA IADEIPHIA.
3c1erolent IN tii til tGtiihd tti0I Endc 7ncf
for the eIis of the Sick aud Lires: ed G iced nth
FirUlei and Epidemic LieQse, od esPetidIlyf for the
Care 4f DISEASES IF the SeeuaI org aus
medical. ADVICE GIFkN GRATIS BY TIE ACTING
lll Surgeon, all whoappy by letter with dcscrp
iUn Of their condition gc occupation. bu6iis Of life,
&c. } aud in cases Of extreme poverty Medicines fuI
nish ed free or charge
VALUABLE RErURTS on SpcrmatorrhGa and other
Diseases of the Sexual organs, and tho NFW RLMF-
DIES enpluyc" III the ihspCnsaIy, sent so TIE ctcd in
Scaled letter Envelopes rec If charge I've three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, NR. kIlI.EN HtlU UGIi7UN, ACt;rC Surgeon
Howard Association, No South Ninth street. PhiEsdcl
phia, Pa. I'y order ui the Directors.
GE3 FaIRCTJLb, Seer, fary.
mar Q 'Go-+Iy EZRA y. HEARTWELL, Pres.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
sheriR,s Sale.


George 5. Coe, trustee, pY VIZ
- tue u
the Springfield, Mt. Vernon Pittsburgh, an order oil
Railroad Company sale to me
directed, from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Clarke
Co.. o. will Offer Sale, at the door of the Court
House the city Of Springfield Clarke County ONO,
On Wednesday,, the 30Lh day Of J1aaary, 4 D. 1861,
between the hours Of I0O'clock a m and O'Clock
D. day fOlsoing des rio real estate, to-
much Of the railroad of said Company betxeen
the city Of Springfield in Clarke county OHIO, and the
intersection with the Pennsylvania and Ohio RaIlroad
near LOudOnvile lies between the western terminus
OF said road at Springfield and the point where said
road the Of the Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad of the town Of Delaware, in
Delaware county Ohio (ealled the wesarR Division OF
Springfield, Mt Vernon and Prtsburgh IeaiToad.}
including TIE right of way and the land occupied by the
said railroad together with the supcTstructure and
tracks thereon all rails and other materials used
thereon bridges, viAducts, cuveTts, fences. depot
and the buildings thereof and all hXtures be-
Western Division said railroad aAd its
connectina estate, with the franchises OF sd
poraton maintain the said railroad said West
ern Division; AMI the and to demand cOmPen-
the transportation Of freight and passengers
thereon a ENTIRETY
Appraised at $50 ,0O0-
/ wi also Offer for sale at the time and place
the following personal property Of the s-si Hairoad
GaEnF n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Publications
Silver and Plated WARE.

Of THE AMERICAN REFORM TRAIT AND BOGK so.
~ ciety, and of the AmercdH Bile S1ctey. For sale
r. BURB'S Jewelry store, sign Of the Big Clock.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

The name of the Williamsville Post OGice
has been changed to that of Orange Station.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Fish! Fish

Fish /! Fish!
OK BARRELS WHITE FISH,
90 100 Kegs White Fish,
80 do. Pickcrel
20 do. Trout,
IS do. Cat fish,
- "a do Bass and Bay Fish,
All bright new packages, warranted spring caught
and Full weight For sale the tolreSf market prices
may p, go. .-#4m R. E. HILLS < SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Saws ! Saws /!

TUST received good stock of SauVf, such as C. O
u % itcy Mii SAWS SASH Min saws, CI,tS tUt MCa
saws tor pos'sF sCrCutr SANS iorPOsYer, cuts
Htnd, Faanei ,hd Rtp saws Crcss Cut FTanEg Hs
BteS saws Wo0a SAWS FvIJe, Webb and key -holJ
S-ilss For sale at the Upper Hardware Store by
Dec ?, 5J-*tf L. Z. CHA AMEsERIAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
J0HHE z. EATENgE u
Piano1Fortes and Melodic ms:
PoOKEM RWTVHs.

A NY gentleman in want Of good Epife had
II better eail at No 8, Wiliiau s Bin5a< K good
Of iarmer's jack Knives far Best quality
decT JuSt received ahd for sale by
{. Pitt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
II g w Firm
Best Assorted Groceries

on hand which they will sell AZ cheap as the cheapest
Grocery Main Street, first door south Of NJ Miller.
age brick building. Do not forget the place
octl2, GO. Z. W. IIT1ELL son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
HOLIDAY PREsEOTTs.

GOOD assortment Of new and pretty articles
n IN tho Silver ware, Jewelry, aid fancy goods
line, selected expressly for Christmas presents.
Also great variety of Toys Picture books &c, for
the Juveniles just received aud for sale chosp at the
JeWelry and Fancy store, No. s, Williams Block Please
call and lnok thFQdgh the stock. dec2l @. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04


SUFFOLK EXCHANGE COMPANY
s7 Park Row, New York.
TIRE Afcs7 EXTENSIVE AND CoNcEES
ExIsTANCE- ESTAIIEfED IN 1855.
aTsEND FOR CATALOGUE. "a
Those who have patron nzed other Gift Honses par
ticularly requested acquaint themselves with oar
tprms Our Inducements unriYalled, and put all
The following are some Of Gifts to purchasers Of
English lever Gold Watches, Hunting Cases.
LADIES' Lever Open Face.
Detached Lever Silver Watches Hunting Cases.
Iepiue Silver Watches, Open Face.
Cold Lockets, Various Siz-s.
ladies' and Gents Gold Chains, vlrious Styles.
L. i-s' arI Gents Gold Sleeve ButtOus and studs, AL
Patterns.
Gents Bosom Pins, New and Rich styles.
Gold Pencils and Pens.
Ladies' and Gents Gold Rings
Gold Watch Keys and Belt Pins
A great FaTfctY of Ladies' Jewelry, pins and Ear
Drops, comprising all the styles now worn, such as
Cameo Mosaic. Gold Stone Lava, Fiorentinc, &c. &c
Gold Bracelets, all Styles.
The List Of Rocks coItpFiFcs great assortment OF
standard works in every department Oi literature, IN
terestjng to the young and I'D, DO not fail TO send
for catalogue. Catalogues naiJd free to any address,
Amply to
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE COMPANY,
81 Park Row, New York City
Branch Office, Il6 Washing ton St. Boston, M S.
decl4 5w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
I&QREuE.

THE ISLAND in the River between Villas
Hnd Nht-r streets, ana tfc e. b,sEs a
CHppenger Co.'S IAlHbeT Hnra ana the river g. atJ
On winter street is private gpcrty ,aad any L.
sand or gravel therefrom without perm sstou ia b, lie
bic to prosecution f0r trcsisiss.
August u 52-ftf G. .PIAlT,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Interesting to EEOusekeepers.
THE Subscriber having Pure hased the ENTIRE
u RIO II tn mani Ufacture aliu sell
Balleys Patent Washer. Wringer
and Starcher.

is prepared to supply all who are in want of this
valuable machine.
He would caution all persons from purchasing rights
gho trying dispose rights gri1sg-
ing machine, which hc claims to be infringement on
his wringer
Nov. 30, 'GO-ftf F. ENNONS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
DOCT. WGGToM, ,

o fiji ce in Templar Hall,
DELAWARE, OHIO.
Residence, n L. Cor. Hill and Liberty streets
June 20, go ftl.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
SpectacIes.

In GoJd, Silver, Plated and Blue Steel Frames K
Il snt ali ages. Old frames rented with now glass
sRpSiI spt ri iS' Hg'i is56 = w. "''''' o,:PhATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

Estate of S Samuel Leonard.
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSI6N NED
IN has been appointed and qualified Administrator Of
Estate of Samuel eonard deceased, late of pcla-
county, Ohio. All persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly, ALMUN LEONARD,
Dec. Il. 81 Administrator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
Uheeling Waiss.

SPLENDID SILK HATS, 4Est received " -,
. REYNOLDS * RAM
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04
JUST RECEIVED.

d DASINS, Prunes, Figs. Datez, Currants Citron,
III Strwact's y. Y fac Iavore Candies Havana and
Principe Cigars. fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
by the pound, dCczI W. :. LITTLE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

TYHE BEST IN TIE MARKELL LARGE STOCK o.
i hand at c. D. POTTER CO. =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-04

The following statement of the Secretary
Of the Raduor Plank Road Company contains
Valuable information to those interested in
that Improvement
no the Stockholders of the Radner
Flank Road Co.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-18

Of the matter. Mrs. Stork was compelled
to rise and exhibit her children. Can
they be mine 2 exclaimed th. stork.
Happen what may. will never recognize
them. On her.side Mrs. Stork protested
and futtered, aud vowed it was all witch
ersft--.pever had stork possessed 40 or-faith-
fui 9 wife issfose Alas alss. how seI-
do'n the gen,ler sex meets with jus.ice in
this world when Judged by man. or. in
this care. hy stork-kind! The Judges
hooked w.ndrous wise. consulted, aud then
OF sudden. without prououncing SEN
tcuce, regardless Of shrieks for mercy, fell
on IN. injured Mrs. Stork, and pecktd her
t" death with their long sharp b.aks. As
r he Young owls. they w"ull not de:le
their bills by touching them. so they
kicked them out Of the nest. aud they
were killed in the tumble The father
stork, hroken-heart"d, quilted his ahode,
aud never again returned to bis former
building place.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-18

IMMIGRArIoN STATIsrics.-The annual
report Of the number Of passengers arTiv-
ing in our pnrts from foreign ceuntries has
recently been submitted to Congress. The
total number Of arrivals during 1860 was
i79 1863. Os these. 90, 1874 males, and
$50! females. were persons born in the
United States. who had temporarily SO.
journed abroad on errands Of business. or
travel and pleasure-leaving tho ac,n.l
number Of aliens who arrived here lj3,-
$40.
The largest immigration was from Ger
many-viz: SO. GAG; Ireland sent US 4S.-
637 England. 1901: .;rcst Britain anu
Ireland, l4.6l3: Prussia 3.645; and
China, 5.4j7. The Chinese were landed.
We presume, chiefly at San Francisco.
The total number Of passengers arriving
in the United States by sea from foreign
countries, from September 30, ls43. to
December 81. 1860, was 4.3S5, ,44l--of
whom. probably. more than four millions
were aliens. who intended ~ make this
country their future home. Since De-
ccmber 1854 the annual immigration has
ii: no year been equal TO any of the. five
sears preceding Tia tsr.ed. The Amer
can excitement. u decline in the demand
for foreign Labor. and perhaps other
causes arising cut of IN improved state cf
allairs in Europe, have operssed asA de-
elded check uPsnsAhe iEfax1of fprcigrers
i"tc our country. ssy - - - =
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-18
DEATH IN A SNOW sT0RM.

Soon after our arrival at the Red Lake
Mission, We learned that the Roman Cath
olic missionary had been frozen to death
two days previously. III an attempt tu
cross the ice during u snow storm, from a
promon,ery about two miles away from
the mission. He had been visiting u camp
Of Ojibways, who warned him of the Pc
ribs of return across the ice during the
storm. aud invited him to pass the night
in their wigwans; but the missionary
thought that he would not incur any dan
ger Of freezing during 50 short a trarerse,
although the theT s..n,cter indicated seu.-
perature of 25o below scro ut III. oprnsit.
station. He wss frozen Within two hun
dred yards Of the Missiun House, near to
which we're a number Of log houses, ,eu-
anted ., the time by half-brceds and lu-
dians. When the body vas found on the
following nsrning. Eamber Of Indiaue
set themsel, es to trace his steps from the
Ojibwsy carap across the ice. = dil6e.l,
undertaking. in consequence of the high
wind which was blowing at the time l,sv-
ing. to m inexperienced eye. obliterated
all traces Of his st.pss With sst,uishiiBg
accuracy these Wild ,ncn read the brief
history OF hi., Journey. aud related the ill.,
oideIss % me- as We stood on the osrks Of
the Red Lake. with the 0jibway village
aud fhe course of the uufor innate mission
ary in view. There" said my dusky
inforDses. painting to the ios nos more
thar iis.fs a.I. i:H4 ,Se bcu<s. ''tbra
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-18
4 STORK STORY.

Mr.. Horace Mayhem. in bis new work
on Jutland. tells the following story -
IAN English manufacturer. settled some
where in Zealand. sn.used hilnsclf by
changing sbe eggs laid by .sork. who
annually built her nest On his house. far
these Of IN owl In due course Of time
,he eggs were hssehed. aud be was startled
one n.orning BY . tremendous rvw going
on in ,h. nest Of the parent storks. The
nafe. in q violent state Of excitement. few
round and round bis nes,; the female
shatsered away. proteesiag her neslings
under her wings; itvasauite evidr,s that
il,@ rtork wae uot satisfied With ths pro-
dues Of his bclpmats;r there Was some
thing loaeAs alous the whole stair: he
wo'aid not recognise thu offspring. After
. uiolent dispate tue male Asw sway. aud
si,ortly rsiarued. accompanied Ly swo
either storks. birds af cane~s,uencs snd
e,ie,niiy. They sat th<Easslses Gs~a Gil
snf roa, end llstsaaa v shs ps@ asi esss
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-18

Readers of Nacsulay's History Of
England" remember the vigorous warfare
that followed the publication Of the early
volumes Of that work. The Quskers. the
Irish. the Roman Catholics. the Church
n.rn ali had their little 4uarrcls " Pick
With the historian. According to the
London .ithenaeuns another literary war
fare is impeding. In iss notice Of the
fifth volume Of the History the Aia<Sa-
eun says: ..... ....., -...-....
Ave csnno, hope to ex.ineaish ,L.sa
controversies. seeing how much iu the
preseu, volume is adapted to excite aud
inflame them. Those Quskers who hare
heretofore been scandalized BY the pic
turesqus ,csricaturcs OF Penn and Fsx.
win. IN the lesSer degree. reject the story +.
~ here told. Of the fair Quaker who is
supposed % have been in love with
Spencer Cowpcr. The Scotch win bs
moved aud some Of them maddened. by
the elaborate representation Of the narien
disaster. Admirers Of John. Duke Of
marlborough. viii be offended BY tbs
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