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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13

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pslt orsr sinfah-3wsi papon rcrtrsffIiGe Sami'
lien Vfnbe- sldGfaus elm prattissr esbsr, 70
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fs. 3msi 5ol,I&littsn NIT aesoBsnsn Soblsn, elm
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ren. cine Bud pc Mdtmai6ine fif G5ras unb @e'
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forn6auu b.i 9fsrpesswalt Shpnamible, zine
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bsit anbersr arti!rl ,u wsitlduitis ,u mslDtn.
Die 9eriusunasn am Gage BIS 8ufaufs unb
Nufwartung ppn ...'... ...
Satob Grim.
Sanuar 80 1866, nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
Sefentlt6e 8en6u.

2(m Sonnerfae, ben /. Wdr3 1866,
um ~ llsr Mttase icllsn am Sauis hss Inter
ihrisbfntn, in Nsu.5trls, Niscrmucurss 5aun
Ibip, echa Gaunts, folsenbs btpssIte @rttfel
auf fifsrtli6sr 9sneu psrfauft psrb,n, nGnlit !
- Bier gfsrbs, ,we oapOn find
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aW-TJ bis 5tutilbr, Die arbfrs Q S,trenI
SsS.zzs: z,ssins byaune Wlbrs, 8 Sabr alt uni
Elm 5 Satr alter @auI Der irsenbwc gu g.}
traufn II, 8utr 0iinp, Sste glnfss sc
ltirr 2 af,rssltirre, &ummste, 5aitsrn. YFusl
ssstn, Elm nsuer 3psisduIswassn nit 8otpl
0sulei',n unp S6smel. elm anbrsr Drdsduls1
rnSen, 2 Sas nsue Sfsmsln, Die nod nidt seI
braudt rprtsn linc, BON alien Qrtsn 6sttsn, 5elj
uub Wiasubsln, en Sobstsao Spl,a1&s, cid
Stdfl fus'sRaecn, 800 nsue 8icsd, uno manG{
nResrr Gtiifsl gu pislfl6 su mslpsn.
Die Sseln8unssn am Sage res gertaufs purI
s. Sranflin Marifeaer.
5etruar 6. na3n}
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
Sehentli0er 0erfauf

Don eiuem fbistaren Slu'rci Stcd.
Sre aas. ben 23isn 5;truar 1866
um 10 ubr Sormittdas. fpl am Saai. res TN
tniaretsren. note Gmaus. SssrmiIiorp Gauns
id'p. Gs&a @auntp. icIsenees lsSs5an pui5n.
li6e gsrmSssn Difentllt psrtauit Dsrpea, NAM.
lid;
rA 5dnf iurse fstlafttirn sstuItis
gen gfrbs. rdmlia Sin 8udCs
S>S4 8aul, 6 Satr alt urO quits Sat'
r~>--ss.safss tstrfub eNb s,tt gut; Gin traurn
6 Satr alter suir ettr Gin teafnstssr
5uhsgdut. 6 Sabr alt unc eitter Gin tu,tsl
braunsr 6 Sabr altsr sutu 8atraaul une irtr
len, Sltr oIt. unb &c IN etrs Nrt rc,:r fflGe {;
2 aiilen. 8 Wcndtsu aft; 2 siiae, unb fm,
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elm Bud, 3 26mm,r. une pen ttn tt0tn rr.
nIitten edmmsr. 10 sGwtint. 2 3ud tidrtitt.
Die cine eint rein GtsIier Saurtisr, sin t,,tidb.
riaer BraGulapdasn. nit Vattrt Scrsn, tin
i6malriesrissr ia,f,r Srsduls Wdssn. init ri.
lsintn drfn, tsiec ttirabe neu. cine 9tsledais
neue Garriass, tin gobtp. ShltiG. gild5s.
2 neue 9aacn, 2 Sstte 5suIttttn uao S6tnel.
ocn btfperfcrtie r Mt. WsII6fc,nr1uss Gin
Sultipdtpr, Yfsrbsssralt uno 0rti1mai1inf
nit patsnt SGdtiltr unb @umilras. g1elfdf,rn.
idtler. Sruhttra. WintmiaIt. 3,ltsrapb 5ut.
tsltnsitu NIT Tfntss,ralt rim Sat'rt Tfnp,s
stsn. S6utfarrsn, 4 sstts g,nts. pfurssr'
ldirrs. IHussselatrrs, tint tUpptt, Sdt neuts
Carriage e3siemr. Elm Sstt BUGGY. ~, i6tr. 5
5issennsbe. elm msiR 'I'intIuss JIttesrnsb BET
nabe rsue 8umntte. 6 6alftun, Qtsd u. TEuass
esinen. 2 nsue 5rntirfs uuo Ssni,n, Sddf'
iifin. Stut&tre, Stdi-iss,n @,ttn, @attln
Staufsln. ftbdfsr. tii,tru @runrmdisf, @rub'
tadc. SlUds unp Rdst,it'a, Elm GROCER 8ctrf,n
NIT 8obr. unS pits anssrs Sausrn. gfrdttitlf.
ten ,u uTalneI& gu mslesn.
III gstinsuns,n am Se,taufetase urb Guf.
rattuns pon
6. W. Srerlsr.
Saruor 90 1866. rat0
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13

Sf4s gfsrrs. paruntsr Gin @rspsaul Sabre
aft. cine a Sabre olts 1hwar,e Mobrs, Elm Jat.
re altts 8can' 'Ifero Z 8uten. ,prppa rrd bic
,ur Snpu 8dlter tatsn rerpsn,. 8nler, tie
rtsnfalls HE potin 8Glbsr batsn rsrpen, fstte
Shdafe, Gin 3 diiGpsin nit Surscr, qdus
fcritpttns, 2 9raauls Wdssn 70 gut ale nsu,
NIT 30 Ytps. Tin Salingtcp' paSirmaecn 70 gut
wts nsu, en- Sp irsspassn. cine EreiGmoidint
urb Gfsrtr1ewatt iammt Strap. en Mdber unp
R'apcr 70 gut ale nsu. cine reue SGt WdfGins
,in Watsnt 9fntes9 9ls6n, Gin pelIdfo,nI6dlsr.
zine patsrt Strrbtonf cine neue S8insm6bts.
Sttss reusitun uno ShemrI, 9egsn, fiji
ae. 2 reue Sol,i6littcn. sins eaurwal,e. Gin pc.
tent Seutafsn nit Sirid unb Yullsgs. snr nsu'
Sdt gfnoeeeidtrr, cine Grit 2ebuesi6tur.
gFsseattirr fir Yfsrfe. 6 Rummrte. 6 6lic'
aenrrbt ;mci . gilug'waaatn, Gpeufetisn, Rib
fsttsn. &fGsn uno @abeln, Elm SGmieo Slaes
boIg. cine patrrt BaidmaIbine, Gin Slid. unf
ioni nod pisie 9lrtifd gu ,atlretG Su mslpsn.
Ets 9eoinsunssn am @etaufstass unb @uf
paltuns son
Ssoras &urs.
Saruar %. rqbg
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
Sefentlt0e genbu.

Somifa96 DIN l7ten Sebruar, 1866,
icll am 5auis tss untr,si6ntten, In Sabbura
5aun1&ip, eeta Gauntp, folsenbrs tep'sli&e
gissntbum Ufentlih perfauft wtrpsn, namlt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
9DGet-
Sanuar 80. 1866.

Cine srrss Auswabl 9cdet SfGsr fir Da
Uen nro Strrtn. 70 wis IL an prnGt ur6 G,d'
o6 9tcmnrr nuent0lb YbtIafsIpbia urt g'r
cc't sei'brr bet II ipsb,n aasaspadt wprtsr
ano nasswS9nli9 wUtlfdl ,u faufsn tsi
8. g. &boaos, Iet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
Splt ibr ippblfeil famfem,
So sebt an fi'illiam Seip's mOblfsilsH
Stieffl- uno Sdub Stobr,

St&Rs Strabs, brittle atdrs untsr gs&tel's
ameriean Sotel.
Doibr Fattn psrtst, bas fG5niis anb ..A
bsas N1ortemsht ron Stisftln. S6utsn ss
nnb 8ubtsr uetsrldutsn, aus ben bsien
gttp 5abrtfen. ras tt nod In Nlsntaun Ssen0s
gum 8erfduf ans,tcisn w5rte, uno ,war aus,r
prpsntli6 woblfe,l fir SaarsslO. 6omnt. ltUr.
une priiftt fir .eu& isbl. Sh fann wcbl ellie
ssrtaufen, neil Id cine tiaisrs 8snts babe prn
ireenb sin aneeres 9tatIiiIemsnt. gBsnn ibr 50
Drs,snt srfparsn polt, 10 ruist an.
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G&ute ., Wanrsr, 1 So. As
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q6stss Batmcral u. 8ib @lcoe, so ;, 3 81
q6pies RID @lppe nispne 8attfts, 90 ., 8 rs
RinbUfhubt, so ;, o.
aus Sort.n Silppsrs FIR Wanntr,
eioiss unp WiRss, 80 - 8,
Gtpt. 19, u6N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
SeTentlt6e 8enbu.

Quf Donnerifa9s Den Stem Wdr3,
nddRsns, UNI 10 ubr 9ormiitaes. fol- I'M Sau
le bes llntsr,ei6nsten In @siisHturs 9aunlhip
esGa @auntp, folssnbss tepsslide gissnttum
auf 5iffntli6r 8fnbu psrFauft tptrpen nGmlidt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
Sefentlt6e 8enbu.


Iuf Sreitaes oen 23ifen Sebruar. 1866,
um t2 lltr Mittuss, fol- am 5auie bee untsr-
s'id,retsn in eowttl 1aunltip, esha eaunip.
foIasnbss btpssli1s Giafntsum auf Ffsntlihss
Senpu pertnuft psrrsn ndmld: ....a
lMTa Gin Tfrb, 8 Sabre aft, elm
EIt ~ Gjrfpaoui Sabre alt elm braunss
w IL qfap Sabre aft, sin t'jdhrisss
LsAZI Ssrsa.5dlsn, 8 siiid Rinbspisb,
Gin eatr Stradul;wIsrn NIT 8opts, Srulettnn
uno Shcmd, 2 IfIdae, 6aas, ent Steifmaas,,
tins 1rsihmai&irs uno Yistpsaswolt, 70 aut ais
rcu. 'pattnt Ssurs6sn, Yfsrreaei6irr, Diihsa-
btIn mn 'rnii nc6 psIe onrsrs arttsl ,u pst-
lGuFtiS III mcletn.
Die 9fN'n8rnssn ON gtriauittass unS guf'
wartun9 pen .... .... .
.n Spen &nerr.
Sanuar 80. ratS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
Sefentli0e 9enbu.
Snruor 80. 1866.


Guf Sreita9s, cen 2ten Wdr3 1866,
I'm lltr Nafmitiass. fcu ON Saufe tsc I'm.
isrfhristrsn. bel Snn's Nible. In glcrtmtsit.
tall aaunltip. Qsta Gaunip, folssrbts terss
it&e eisenttum SfsntliG patauft rsrfsr, Mans
l6:
ESBlN 3pd por,isli&e 8das, f-.tSs:s.Ss
-G-G2 Shaofe. eins basOn elm 4,
Scuttcpw1 9 ID, Sismai6int, s-2lA-AAA-1sssa
DrdGmaIhine nit snsm lansen Strap. en- Saus
'ciwdssn nit Sptp ur so ubsr srst Nfrrs
ltcd1w y sRoesn sinr nsus Stpttarf unesflbr
$500 2ae Ssmlcd @ca'ps. stpa 500 i}ub Zap
od 8earrs, ttut Quart tat rsue S6irerlu
eliafsu, $50 fsrtiftn Screpfrfm. 2 gBaauuE
;dstl6ds ene pfCisn. Scbrmoidirs nit Deb
rsr, 2 paar SGl,taioSlrn. 5tihftrf fstte UNI
1ntrs Ssttsn. siu Sicssrirn nit R,iTsr. 2
lbrrpee, s,ne In,abl rsuc ,3ubsr. srs Guart
1T Ntfifsn uni einr grctr Not allsr gisne,
;tfinbrtrr Gi ihirr. rin Grarssrt1um NIT
srutt Gin 8siaattei, 80 Urrl-u',h I Sdde urr
rcd pisIs anters Qrtifsl 81 umiidnCltb su mel.
Hn.
Die 8tbinsunssn uur Iufpartuna ON 5aor
.ss Srtdufs pen
Spen &srn.
San. 80. nq5n'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
SJOb,s + Soblimger,
Sttefel unb S6ubma6er
Ste 6er Sfa6G Mneutatcu,

Der linterfi&nsts minidt feline 5rsunbs le
pis bas aassmsins publtum tarauf auimmE am
su MAIDEN, pab CT bas
Stiefel unb Sbubmaher Ge1hift
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-02-13
Sefentli6e 8enblt.

Drei ShaFpferts ,
barunttr 3rh Watrsn
bic nirssnbs dbertrOf.
fen ipsresn fSnnsn, Elm
.n,.,;sksi,sa QEJ.u A
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28
8 GREAT WESTERN RY.
Gbnrtb 9irttt0rg.

IsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Nest Court St
Rev John Woods, Pastor. Services every Sab
path. Hours: II, A. II, 100, P. H.
Sabbath school at 80, P. II.
I,suture and Social Prayer Meeting on Wednes
law evening, at 90 o'clock.
EV LUTHERAN CHURCH-SOhlh- h-F.asL corner
Court and Walnut Streets. No services.
IsT METH Z. CHURCH.-SOuth-Wes corner
Church and North Main Streets. Rev Nm.
/. Fee, Pastor Seryives every Sabbath
Hours 10Jz, A. H. 2, P Al
Sabbath School al :, P. Al
General Glass Meeting, Monday evening, at Z
o'clock.
at O'clock.
2D MErH E. CHURcn-East Water Street.
Rev l. f. Van Gleve, Pastor. Services every
Sabbath Hours II, A. NJ; z, Pm.
Sabbath School At ~, p. NJ.
General Glass Meeting, lst Sunday morning IN
every month, at 9 o clock.
BAPTIST CHURCM-East Court Street. Rev D.
B. Tuttle, Pastor. Services every Sabbath.
Hours, II, A ~, :, P NJ
Sabbath St.hOol at 9, A. n
PRAYER Meeting, Wednesday evening, CLOCK.
episcopal. CHURCH-Corner SeiotO and Ken
ton Streets Rev. ------, Pastor. services
very Sabbath Hours: II, A NJ, ) P. II.
NEW CuURCH.-North-West corner south Maln
and Reynolds streets.
Sunday School at 9, An.
CATHOLIC CHURCu-John Street. Rev. }. f.
Kearnev, Priest. Services every Sabbath.
Hours Il A. N.
Associate REFORMED CHURCH--Nest Market
Street Rev. N. NJ Thompson, Pastor.
Services every Sunday. Hour: II, A. II.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28

SPURrowN is ahead. Night before last an
elopement took place from Springfield, Of
rather an extraordinary character. The mas
culine part of the elopement was a gentle
youth of perhaps twenty summers; the temi-
nine part tender heart every tender and
s9tg) of forty, without being either fat or
fair. She left frantic husband and iorlorn
children behind, he. perhaps, some aged 2ari-
ents, in great anxiety about their boy Well
the party steered for Urbana, thence TO St
Paris where they passed the night; return
ing to Urbana yesterday morning, where
the frantic husband was on the lookout. He
nabbed them-had the youth put in jail
cussed the woman-and took her back home
at noon. She was awful mad, because she
hadn't succeeded, and he was fool for not
letting her succeed. Fact is, there were
three fools in the case-the woman for fall
ing in love with shallow-pated boy-the
boy for running off with an old woman-and
the man for running after her. The latter
was the biggest fool of the three. He ought
to be punished with about half a dozen such
women.
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Consumption, sorofula, Rheumatism, &c.
q Cents 10 saua q DoIIars-
DIR. COMES ApPozNFrzaNTg.

DR. CONE treats and cures all variety of diseases,
~ and may be consulted at his offices at the follow
ing times and places:
In Urbana, at the Exchange Hotel, on Wednesday
Sept 20; Oct. 25; Nov. %; Jan. 8; Feb Z; March L
April1S.
In Springfield, at the Willis House. on Thursday.
Sept 81: Oct. 26; Nov. 80; Jan. (; Feb. s; March
10; April 49,
In London. at the Phifer House, on Friday, Sept.
y; Oct. 27; Dec l; JAN 5; Feb. .; March 49, April
20.
In Columbus, at the American House, on Saturdays
and Sundays, Sept % and q Oct - and %; Dec.
and 8; Jan and Z Feb. 10 and Ii March II and 49,
April q and -.
Dr. Cone cures all forms of Chronic Diseases, as
Dyspepsia in all its various varieties all diseases Of
the Lungs and Air Passages, Laryngitis and Con-
sumption; all diseases Of the Kidney, Liver, Pan
Creas, and the glands generally, all disei Of the
Heart Blood and Blood Vessels all diseases of the
Brain and Nerves, as Epilepsy, ChOrea or st. Vitus
Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and general nervous innu-
tritfOn all diseases Offemaes enlarged tOnsils and
all forms Of ScrOfua, also all diseases of the Eye
and Ear and all other Chronic Diseases. No charge
for consultation but cash for medicines Be sure not
to delay your application too long. no 1TTSm.
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Gbt MaiIs.

SOUTHERN MAIL ria Cincinnati Louisville st.
Louis, &c. Closes al ll:30 "; arrives a. 1920
NJ, daily
An Letters, &c, for Southern, South Eastern
aud south Western Ohio, Southern Indiana and
Illinois, South Western States, and the Terrific
ries with Letters (onlyl for California &c gia o.
verl md Route, go in this mail
NORTHERN MAus-Uid Toledo and Cleveland -
Closes at 30 A. N. arrives at 12:lO P ", daily.
All Letters, &C.. for Northern and North West
sru Ohio, North Western States, New York, New
Jersey, the New England States, Canada, &c,
Foreign Countries, and California, &c. yia Pana-
ma, 20 in this mail.
Eastern NAIL.-via Columbus. Closes at $50,
A. NJ: aIFivesat 1:45, P n. daily.
Letters for Ceutraland Eastern Ohio, Pennsyl.
Vania. Maryland, Virginia, Washington, and the
Southern Atlantic States, 60 in this mail
WESTERN MAII-Uid Indianapolis. ClOsesat /:
15.P. NJ: arrives at 1918 Pm. daily.
tettersfor Western Ohio, Indiana, Illinois 10
wa, &c. go in this nail.
MUTUAL NJ MAIL-f0T Mutual ,ROsedaleand Oar
bV Plains(and Mechanicsburg, on days mention
ed). ArrivesT departs Mondays
n AMBROSE, Postmaster
JOHN MAYsE, Deputy
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JoHN c. EDMoNDsoN, Sec'y.

URBAEA.-A correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Commercial writing from this place, says:
"Oniy ninety-eight miles from the metro
polls and forty-six from the capital, Urbana
is one of the best situated as well as one Of
loveliest and liveliest towns in the State.
Three good railroads pass through Urbana
the Atlantic and Great Western, Sanduslly
and Dayton, and Columbus and Indianapolis
making its facilities for travel and shipping
unequalled by any town in Ohio. Yet, while
we are not lacking in these points, we are in
another, which is a matter Of convenience
to the travelling public Each road has its
own little depot building, here and there,
while all three could have Union depot, adj
mirably located for business of each, as well
as the convenience of the public. A plan for
a Union depot submitted to the railroad au-
th9rities by Mr.. John H. Hubbell, is highly
spoken OF, and should have been adopted
long ago.
They are still boring for oil, near North
Lewisburg but the sugar crop is expected
before flow of oil, and it certainly will be
the most profitable. This is an excellent su-
gar county, and the people generally are no
ted for their sweet disposition.
The stock sales at St. Paris, in this county.
are now being held regularly every month,
and have already acquired a notoriety here
about only second to those oil London. They
are held on the first Thursday OF every month.
Prices are ranging pretty high just now.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28

AN Italian Inventor, named Casolari, has
recently produced a mechanical press, by
which, it is said, a speech may be printed
while it is being delivered and be all ready
for publication at the time the speaker leaves
the platform. A public trial of it recently
took place at MOdena, when five stanzas of
Dantes great poem, together with learned
commentary of the same, were read and
printed from the reading in lines containing
each thirty letters, in the space Of nine sec
onds.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28

NUMEROUS visitors called at the White
House on Saturday. among them a cougrat-
ulatorV delegation from Kentucky, headed by
Senators Guthrie and Garret Davis, of that
State
THE Reconstruction Committee held a meet
ing on Saturday, and Notwithstanding the
expression in Congress, the Tennessee ques-
ton was again discussed, and with some fa-
yorable aspects.
ANOTHER great steamboat disaster occurred
at St. Louis Monday evening. The four first
class steamers Dictator, Luna, Leyiathan and
Bevtona, were burned at the levee. The
loss is estimated at S50OOOO Three Of the
boats destroyed belonged to the Mississippi
Steamship Company.
TIE oil excitement in Canada runs almost
as high as at any time in Western PennsvI-
vania. A we'll has been opened near the
town of Enniskillen, known IS the Hendricks
well, which pumps fifteen hundred barrels
of clear oil per day. Think Of thatl
THE Fenian Convention CRoberts and
Sweeney faction,) in session last week at
Pittsburgh, adjourned sine die on Saturday.
Resolutions were passed discIaiming any con-
uection with party politics Of the United
States, and an address issued urging immedi-
ate preparation for war.
AMONG those who had interviews with the
President. Monday, were Governors Cox of.
Ohio, Sharkey, of Missippi, and Parsons of
Alabama, Generals Steadman, McCook and
Saxton, and also number Of old Democrat
ic members of Congress from the State Of
New York, who are temporarily in Wash
ington. The latter expressed to him their
approval of his policy for the restoration of
the States, and their desire to cooperate
will him in carrying out the same.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28

BEAUT1FULl BEAUTIFUL.--We have not
seen a more charming picture for many days
than the engraving in the January Peterson
entitled "Golden Summer" Many man
can see in this picture his own history. It is
worth Eve years subscription to US, and
Bro. Peterson will charge US accordingly till
he's better paid.
For 1866, Peterson's fashion plates eclipse
all others. They are the most elegant color
ed engrariags issued by any periodical.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28

The Monument Association have appoint
ed Major Thomas Mcconnell as their Gener-
al Agent. He viii proceed to appoint town
ship agents, and distribute books for subscrip-
ton. The Major intends to make a vigorous
canvass, and desires the aid of all in agitat-
ing the movement.
In addition to the Jones design (Which
can be seen at Armstrong; Bank and Collins
Gallery J the Association expect designs from
Quincy Ward, of New York, and the Monu-
mental Company of Cleveland. We have an
idea that the genius which produced the In
dian Hunter will suggest the most appropri-
ate deslgp and being native of champaign,
Mr.. Wards skill deserves the first recogni-
ton. The statuary Of the Indian Hunter
and His Dog is to be placed in the New York
Central Park.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28
Our 8uuk Gable.

HARPER's MAGAZINE for March is a most
capital number. One of the illustrated artic-
les" The Borrowers at Home'-is as in
structive by its plates as it is in its matter
The homes of the rabbit, fox, prairie dog,
woodpecker, crab, &c. are portrayed with
admirable skill and truthfulness. As a
monthly for pleasant, popular reading, Har-
per's has no equal. For sale by Helps &
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28

Extract from CDR. Dill's Pamphlet - so sure
am that Artificial Teeth inserted by nc cannot
be bought Of the patient for ten times their cost
freely state as my terms, that will not receive
farthing for my services till have produced
such satisfaction in any given case: When I ask
for settlement the teeth may be handed me, and
the experiment shall have been at my own cost. -
Office over Citizens National Bank, Urbana.
Last half Of the month.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28

Ell. EYER, editor of that live Democratic
journal, the Piqua Democrat dropped in
Monday, and informed Us that the Demo
cracy of Miami would support Andy john
son or any other man " who upheld Con-
stiIutional principles.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28

OLD CoDGER rejoices over the veto of the
Freedmen's Bureau bill. He says it would
have been q monstrous waste Of the public
money to have given every one of them
blasted contrabands down South bureaul
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28

PREVALENT Mi>TAKEs-Il is mistake to sup
pose that tie subscription price Of a newspa-
per is clear gain to the publisher.
It is a mistake to suppose that he gets his
white paper for nothing.
Il is mistake to suppose it IS printed
without cost.
It's a mistake to suppose that he can live
by faith.
It is mistake to suppose that it is an easy
thing to please everybody.
It IS mistake to SUPPOSE that a paper is
not worth buying witch contains only what
we know and believe already.
It is mistake to suppose that a paper is
not worth buying which contains only what
we know and believe already.
1t is mistake to suppose that money due
for paper would be as good to the publisher
year hence as now.
It is a mistake to believe that publishers
would not be thankful for what is due them
for subscription.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28

A FRENCH newspaper recently announced
that none OF its subscribers had died of the
cholera, that few OF its subscribers were pock
marked, and those were subscribers for only
three months, and that three only were bald
and they were in arrears with their subscrip-
tiOuS
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28
CITY.

1r,vor William Patrick.
Council, George B. Coulter, VIM: c: Steven
James p Pindar.
Recorder John T. Zombro.
Marshal Jacob c. Jones.
Street Ntouf1issfoner. j. c. Jones.
Board Of Education, j. H. Young, Pres.
T.H. Berry, 3. B. Patrick. NJ G. Williams,
Rev. J. B. Tuttle, ". T. Busser, Secretary.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-28

TIE Radicals of Chicago beld an immense
mass-meeting Monday night. Speeches were
made freely deRouncing President johnson
and his policy
TIE Democracy of Indiana are greatly in
censed at the action of Congress in unseating
voorhees,. They talk of running Voorhees,
for the United States Senate.
THE Canada Gazette Of the 2hth inst. con-
tains proclamation warning American. fish
ermen that they can not use the Canada
shore fisheries after tie 18th Of March next.
AT FIRE in Baltimore, Saturday morning
at six o'clock, on the corner of Ann and Fay
cite streets, family OF FIVE persons were
burned to death, their escape being cut off
by the flames.
The Senate on Saturday confirmed the ap-
pointment of large number OF Brigadier
and BEevet Major Generals Of Volunteers,
among them, Charles Griffin, George A. Gus
tar, Henry E. Cavis James H Wilson, Fran
els Q. Barlow, Judson Fitzpatrick, Francis
Fessenden, Giles A. Smith, and about forty
others.
In the last five months 597 cases of small
pox were admitted to the pest-house at Sell
ma Georgia OF these $50 proved fatal It
is estimated that during the same time 200
cases have occurred which were not reported.
This, Tor city the size of Selma. is appall-
ing; yet the diseases in many other cities
and villages of the South is nearly as pre-
valent, and quite as fatal