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NEW YORK, Nov. IO.-The Paris La
PTeSse OF October 18th says, in refer
ence to the Roman expedition: On
Friday evening about nine O'Clock,
Gen. Cilidini sent TOR toe French Charge
d. Affairs, NJ. De La NileSIreuN, and told
him he was no longer Minister. The
General told him he thought he would
have been able 10 master the situation,
but finding he could not, he had asked
the King TO be relieved of the charge
which his Majesty had conhded to him,
and he was waiting the nomination Of
u successor. The temperance OF Carl
baldi on the scene. remarked the Cen
eral, had singularly aggravated the
state of affairs, for the party OF Action
WAS thus supplied with a CHIEF, and the
public mind intiamed. The Italian
Government acknowledges itself inca
pable OF stemming the movement. In
TeplV to an observation from NJ. De La
Pontificul territory would result in u
declaration of war, General Cilidini
said that the Italian Government fore
saw and accepted that consequence, and
war against France appeared 10 be the
best issue. To attempt to struggle
against MnZzini and Garibaldi would
be to attempt the impossible. The gov
eminent would be devoured by revolu-
ton. Victor Emanuel would risk use
lessly aud without any hope his pOpu-
Iarity, his crown and perhaps his life.
France, continued the General, is II
generous enemy. She will not make
war otherwise than confOrmably To the
laws of civilization and we feel certain
she will not take undue advantage of
the situation. One may be vanquished
by her without shame and almost with
ont danger. General Cilidini, intimat-
ing, reiterated to the French Charge
d'Ahairs the announcement he was
delegated to make to him, viz: that the
Italian Government found itself abso-
lutely unable to execute the September
Convention. This important Conversa-
ton was transmitted to Paris last night
by telegraph and determined the EN-
peror in giving orders which His Ma.
jesty made known at tO-day's Council.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-The steamer Deer
Lodge, from the Upper Missouri ar
rived at Omaha last night with hun
dred and twenty passengers, and two
millions in treasure.
The Colorado papers strongly oppose
the scheme of adding the northern part
of that territory to Wyoming.
The Peace Commissioners left North
Platte for Fort Laramie, yesterday.
Nothing TRANSFERRED relative to their
proceedings at North Platte.
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dGiiE0. c. BAKER.
NEW YORK. March 3Otn, 1854.
Messrs. Geo. G. HubJel

Measrs Geo. G. Hu6Gel6 o., Hudson. N. Y.
GESTs-My family having been the re-
cinlenL of m srked benefit In health by the
NE OF your "Golden Bitters," am induced
to acknowledge my sense OF gratitude in
this letter which you are privileged to use
as YOU desire. can confidently assert that
since the tirst bottle OF your Bitters entered
NV house have heard of no complaint of
uSspe rsia Ny wife had been troubled with
the Inalady Ior years. and had also been
much annoyed by piles The symptoms
ami the disease have both LETT, nnu she Is
we'll other members OF my family endorse
the good qualities OF your article, and can
only say, in conclusion, that should be
haDDy 10 give verbal evidence 10 the doubt
ing any time they may call on me. Win
much regard, ami
Yours truly,
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NEW YoRK, January II, 1851.
NesErs. Geo. c. Ru66eI & %.

new YORK, April 23d, Is6I.
Cyeo. C. Rub6el & C0.-GeElle1Re'I: ne have
auaIYzed YOUR Golden Bitters, and ind that
us compound parts entitle It 10 the notics OF
the medical profession. since our analysis
satisfactory results, anu II particularly
we'll calculated TO correct the 4nYement OF
the digestive organs, such as dySpT psla, ulaT-
rhOea. sick headache, cholic, &c, &C, and is
a superior tonic for daily use in moderate
quantities for aged persons, and also for
those or delicate constitutions. Youn, &C,
Doctors ]. r. d 7. o. NORBUhSI
M, III East 32i street,
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Yours truly,
24st, Courtlnndt St, MONTREAL, July II, %

Ast. CourtIandt St, MONTREAL, July II, '6i
GESrLEMES:-YOur -Bltters have been
Such a biesSinE in my inmily that cannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial.
in December last my vile WAS very sick
cOunnemenL-and got so very low that some
gOOi stimulenL was absolutely eCesSary. l
IIied wine but II did no good. wing Dot
Tie of Golden Bitter" which been
Owen me by a friend, 1 thought wo try
Them: had no faith IN them, yet thouzuI
wound give them q trial. 1 can truly say
that INV WIFE Eained strength and heGLnI with
every dose, In one month she was entirely
we'll and strong. CheerfulIy do 1 recon-
mend them to all ladies as gentle and
STRENGTHENING Itimulant-
Yours, &C.,
GEO. A. ]. NORMAN,
lST West 9th ct, n. Y.
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CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 9.-The report
of the Committee of the Chamber of
Commerce, to which the subject has
been referred, strongly recommending
Congress to take on the tax on cotton
and sugar produced in this country,
was to-day adopted by a full meeting
of the Chamber, over 900 being present,
by a unanimous vote.
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MeSsrS. Geo. G. Rub6el & 90:
tjESTsNHaying used only two bottles of
your "GnIden Bitters," / can recommend
them with the utmost confidence as a tonic,
r. is as we'll for IauieS and children. giving
them part OF a wine-glass two or three times
a day. iouf' GEO. c. BAKER.
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DETROIT. MICH, Nov. s.-Four lives
were lost this morning by the upsetting
of boat, at Grand Haven. Their
names are Silas c. Cobb, J. II. Marcy,
Mr.. Fletcher and II child. They were
strangers going North.
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BUFFALO, Nov. s--There was a meet
ing this evening of the creditors of
ShuttIeworth, the banker and brokers
to hear the report of the committee Of
Investigation. II is said the affair,
do not look very favorable.
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UTICA, n. ", Nov. 9.-westou, the
pedestrian, reached here at 2:io this al
ternoon, and dined.
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trade, but u few leading houses are
trHnsacting fair business In staple
cottons, which they are selling at prices
below cost of production. A line OF
Gloucester prints were closed out to-
day at II1fc. The Hills bleached mus
Inns are down to i611c, and Lyman j
cambrIcs are down from 81 to IKE.
Good standard steady at lie, but Sc
conds can pc bought AT l3c, and Shaw
nut G at l2c. The Atlantic a and In
dian Head sheetings are, however,
scarce and held relatively above other
ma kaa nj he.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


GESTI.RMES:-Fort the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily from Sc
could with difficulty retain a meal in my
i umarh more than twenty. minutes. AT
night l experience a great burning in or
about the heart; "A general depression of
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dImneSs of sight tried va
Iious cathartic compounds and stomach pre-
pAraIions without being afforded any ef
iectual relief, Till used four bottles Of H NIB.
bells Golden Blttens," since which period
have not been troubled with single one
of the above com plants. From the benefit
those Buffers have afforded me, l feel II my
duly to express publicly my grateful thanks.
gle A. BASCROFr,
Accountant and Collector.
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utatlon. Read the following:
PARIS. France, June 9, 1884.
MeSsrS. Rub6sl & Co.
CESTs:-I can say that your Golden Bit
tsrs'I Is the most wonderful medicine in the
world II aciH truly in q most miraculous
way Suffering with dyspepsia OF the most
uainrul kind, fused the Golden BltterH pre-
pared by Messrs. Hubbel = Co., anO was cur
ed am convinced that all complaints OF
this kind can be cured by your BItters. Wish
ing YOU prosperity and great su ccess in the
curing OF all the complaints that afdict the
human Frame
lam, gentlemen. yours. with respect:
Cashier FABRfGOU.
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Life is Warm! Death is Cold !

Chronic Diseases, Female Complaints.
Consumption, silver Complaints.
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druggists.

E. b. Z.
..ExcEL4IOR"
RAKTNG POWDER !!
I1s Article Is ENTIRELY DIFF
1Nhdis ION and superior TO the Yeast OF
EL.Eing Powders commonly sou. ,.,,, -,
Its pIepaIed; iI tG, !a inc '-''
press, AIMS no harmful ingredients, and is
warranted TO make axes w6ere GOOD fi6lr IS us
BhEN eS, shortning Is required than with
SI6ar taxing Powders
wv y0IT CAN BAKE IMMEDIATELY
ga, mixing your dough or batter with the
sTsalsior Baking Powder.
READ POk YOURSELF
what is said about it by those who have
tr.eiit- ~
., pittsburgh. well and widely known,
o. -,ss. on have permission 10 use our
~ NY ExrESTI 1t has been used in our
,syniiy with great satisfactln-"
'ati- Gore OF Others in Pittsburgh and vlcl-
nv ISSss have received similar testimonials
rom Chicago, Baltimore, Beaver, Ironton,
ZaueSville, &c
"'N HOME TESTIMONY.
NEssgL. LEWIS q WooDMASsEE, proPri-
s,0rs OF the "Grant House." have been using
il nearly two years. ana say bread anu
Tskes made oft are ALWAYS GOOD:
MIS-, RS, EDWARDS q COSAST, prOprleLOIs
The .'Sprigg House, " say There has been
great Improvement in the quality OF our
Bread Cakes and Pastry since we began US
Ing H. ~ 80.
vour Excelsior Baking Powder TO any other.
iHks5 made OF II are light and Wholesome
MIR GEO. 3. Ross, proprietor OF the Sleen-
nod House, /" says, "nIy Cook gives 1t the pref
erance over ali other Baking Powders. BfeadI
cakes and Pastry are always good"
MRS WITTES says: ~ have tried nuiner-
Gus Baking Powders, but can md none thht
gives tue same satisfaction as your ExcesIor
Taking Powder. 1 can always be sure OF
giving my Doarders good Bread and Cakes.
when use it." AT, -,
other cities and towns, who have been using
me Excelsior Baking Power for long time
10 the exclusion OF ali other preparations.
MUFPINS can be made WITHOUT Yeast by
using the Excelsior Baking Powder, III same
nrOpOrtion as for biscuits.
Es-CAUTIOS.-DeaIers and Families are
cautioned against limitations OF the Excel
sior Baking Powder. The genuine has the
address OF Logan, List 4 Co., on each label.
II is neatly put up In q o., ID and 10 10 cans.
Al, :, lor sale by tue barrel, keg and pound.
T. H. LOGAN & co.
and LOGAN, LIST & CO,
Sole ProprIetoTs, Wheeling, West va.
Eb-Sold by Dealers EVerywheTe.
UC25
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MONEY AND srocKs.

GOVERNMENT SToCKs-CoUPoNs 49,
IOS5S; do. "a, lO55z; do. '65. lO65E; new
1918; 10 40 coupons, 10lS; 1905, 1861.
SIOSEY-6a7 per cent.
aSTERLISG-IOgISAl0
GnTn-I3S%
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CLOSING PRICKs-5:3O p. N.

GoLD-without decided change; OPEN
ing at 1897 and closing at 1881.
GOvERSMEST SToCKs-Fir.u; coupons
81, II2I<aIl2sk; do. '62, lOsIsalOs7S; do.
'6I, IO61<alO65G; do. '65, lO6<alC57Si do.
new, l071<ulU7Ssi il0-40s, lOl7salUl<i
Z 3Os, lO5sSalO5H.
SToCKs-Irregular and without &C.
tivity. closing heavy; Canton 421<a43;
Boston water power I7al7H; CumDer-
land 24a25; QuicksIlver l5al6Jz; Mari
posa 7n9; do. preferred l4al4J<T Pacific
mail ls7nlS711zS; Atlantic u515I Western
Union Telegraph 3OEs3l; New York
Central Ill7salil1zi rIe721SnT211i II I'D
son l25al2T; Reading 95Esas6i ONO GER
tificaIes 2I59; Wabash IS; 81. Paul 4O54j
preferred 62a621<; Michigan Central
lOsI7aIO9; Michigan Southern T9aTe1s;
Illinois Central l26al265f; Pittsburgh
s2sS21<; Toledo l02aIO3; Rock Island
951sae5L<; Northwestern 473<a415S; pre-
ferred B27< A63; Fort Wayne S65s 1854.
BoRDEK STATE BoSDs-Aiis-oUEiis,
941<; Tenuessee's, 625.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo q
Co., Iy2<B5O; American 6Sa6SIS; Adams
69Iza69L; United States 7OSa7l; Mer-
chants Union 3O11a30A.
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EEsE-Heuvy at IIaI6c.
--LATEST MAKKEr-5 P. n.

FLoUR-Closed dull and IOaI6c lower.
GRAIS-WheAt-IA2 lower: market
dull at 81 II for No. 2, and 90 % for No,
1 spring. Rye-Duu and heavy at 81 81
al so for western. Oats-Quiet at 77t
77Ilc for western. COrn-Quiet at 81 81
al 375< for good TO prime mixed west
ern.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-D sales of $50
bbIs mess at $50 75a2O so, cash and reg
ular. Beef-Dull and unchanged. Cut
meats Quiet. Bacon-Firm, with fair
demand.
LARD-Steady at I3a1S1<c for good to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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NOVEMBER demonstrating
and quiet; not much demand; family
gil Quail IS
GK .IS-wheat-DuII and unchang-
ed; No. red winter 81 20; No. spring
81 OS. COrn-Unchsnged5 good de-
mand; new ear soc; no demand for old.
Oats-Quiet at 6Ia65c for No. 1. Rye
Dull at 81 80 for No. l. Barley-Good
demand; 81 so for No. fall.
CoTToS-EIrmer; sales middIinE at
lie; low Lniddling 161zc-
ToBACCO-Unchanged; sales IS hhds
at 51Sa6c for trash and low Tugs; S5Sa
fO1Sc for medium to good Tugs; I5a2iC
for leaf 81 boxes Ohio seed leaf sold at
35SBl9k, according 10 quality.
Misunderstanding demand fair
for free at Irregular rates.
PRovIsIoSs-Mess Pork-Dul at
$40 90. Bscon---Dull aud nominal
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
nAnKErs BY rELEsRArM.
NEW YORK. November 0
REGULAR REPORT.

CoTToN-Less active and dropping;
sales 800 bales at Ice for middling up
lands.
FLouR-Receipts 70, 244 bbIs. dull and
heavy; l0a2oc lower; sales s, 400 bbls at
IS 00a9 90 for supertine State and west
ern: So 4OsIO 25 for extra State; 50 25s
IL 75 for extra western; 50 60al2 20 for
round hoop Ohio $40 0Oal6 90 tor st.
Louis. California FlOur-Dul and
heavy; sales $50 sacks at Sll 50al3 so.
Rye Flour-sHles 800 bbls ut 81 O0aq 90.
WHIsKY-Quiet aud unchanged.
-Wheat-Receipts IS, 1875 bus;
lac lower; sales $1,000 bus at 81 lT6s
1871 tor No. = spring. 81 20 Tor Nos.
and 2 do mixed; 81 2211d2 % for No. ]
do. Rye-Qutet, and scarcely so hTn.
BarIey-A shade better; sales 10000 bus
Canada Wet ut 81 55Hl 63H. Malt
Quiet for Canada. Peas-Firmer; sales
"A 900 bus at 81 40 in bond. Corn-Re-
ceipts 25, 454 bus; about &c better; sales
Sd, 600 bus at 81 36lxul rs for mixed
western; closing AT 81 STsl 371z, and
81 1871 for damaged do. Oats-Receipts
IL. 42O bus; dull; sales $4,000 bus at 77a
~ for western.
CoAI-Dun and unchanged.
WooL-More active; without decided
change in prices; sales S0OO pounds
at I5a5Oc for domestic fleece.
LEATHER-Sole dull; iavoTs buyers.
IEs-RiCe-Ra;her more offer
ing and II tritie weak; sales 70 tieTces
Carolina at 9y<alOc. Coffee-Rio quiet
aud firm; other kinds nominal. Sugar
Firm and less active; sales 4T5 hhds
Cuba at IlSS al3c; sales ,275 boxes HH-
vHna at Halle. Molasses-Nomiual.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at l2c for crude;
2sIza29c for refined bonded.
HoPs-Quiet and unchanged.
oSs-PoTk-Heavy and very
dun; sales !. $50 hbis mess at $50 T5a2O 81,
closing AT SO 10 cash; $40 5Oa2O 10 Tor
prime; also sales 500 bbIs mess, sellers
all year, at $50 so. Beef-HeHvy; sales
80 bbls at previous prices. BeeI Hams
Heavy and lower; sales l70 bbls west
ern at S2I 5Oa27 90. BacOn-Quiet; sales
100 boxes Cumberland cut for Novem-
Der at lJ4c: also sales 800 boxes from
December 18th TO January 10Th at l07[c,
LgTd-Quiet and steady: sales so bDis
at I2Llal3Ac. Cut Meats-Heavy; sales
lO4 packages at Sal0c for shoulders; la
l3c for hams.
BUrrER-In good demand at 2Oa4Sc
for State.
CHEEsE-HeHvy ut llal6c.
LATEST AARKETs-S p. N.
FLouR-Closed dull and IOaI5c lower.
~ Ipmae. VNaREGi
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THE UNPREcEDENzED SUCCESS OF
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-09-19
Administrators Sale.

THE undersigned will offer for sale nt
l. public auction at the late residence
of Allen L. Wright, deceased, in Union
Township, Fayette County, Ohio. on
Tuesday, the LIST day of October, 1867; the
goods and chattes of the deceased, con-
sisting in part of 40 head of fat Hogs, 90
head Of stock Hogs 10 to I2 head of Cat
tie, consisting of mich cows, dry COWS,
young cattle and calves; head of Horses,
both work horses and young horses; 90
head of Sheep; 1870 bushels Of Wheat; 25
acres of Corn in the field; IL stands of
Bees; farming utensils, household and
kitchen furniture, and other properties too
numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Terms of Sale: Purchases amounting to
three dollars or loss to be paid in cash;
above that sum notes, with two good Sc,
curites, will be taken, payable in nine
months.
JOSEPH MCLEAN, Admir-.
SeDtember l2 1867 42A3W
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Lecsburg Road.

CEATED PROPOSALS will be recely.
~ ed at the Auditors Office. In Wash
ington, Fayette county, Ohio until 2 O'Clock
Saturday, September 2lst, 1867. for the
improvement Of the Leesburg Road, as or
dered by the Commissioners Of Fayettt
County, and according TO General and
Special Specifications on file in said Audi.
tors Office, for the improvement Of said
road, either by sections Of one mile, meas
uring from the corporatian line Of Wash
ington, or as Il whole, from thence to the
county line at the farm Of Daniel PaveY, a
distance of twelve miles and 1876 poles.
Sealed proposals must be accompanied
with approved sureties.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-09-19

FIGHT - FooT- RACE - Street
knock downs and saloon fights have
become so numerous about town OF
late as to have lost most of the in
terest formerly attending such oc.
currences. A small space might be
filled each week with details Of the
common sort ofeye- backing frolics,
but we don't consider it worth while
to notice anything but first class af-
fairs. One Of this species Of amuse-
ments, however transpired last Fri
day, which, combining as it did the
two exciting features Of pugalistic
encounter and "bully" foot-race,
deserves some little mention. The
fight took place in front of Furt-
wangler's jewelry store, between a
couple of hearty looking fellows,
one of whom was pretty we'll filled
with "red-eye." The fight was pref
ty lively for short time, until ''red.
eye," finding his antagonist too
much "on the muscle" for him, re-
sorted to brick bat tactics. This
had the effect of completely dem or
alizing the other and then came
foot-race, demoralized party leading
off and scattering himself along the
street for dear life, pursued in un-
comfortable proximity by "red-eye,"
hatless and coatless, with his hands
full of blood and brick bats, amid
enthusiastic applause from a crowd
of spectators and constables on the
pavement. Demoralized party was
feet of foot, and aided in his fight |
by occasional hurried glances back
ward over his shoulder, soon left
his pursuer at safe distance in the
rear, coming out victorious in the
root-race, if he did get little the
worst of the fight.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-09-19
DR.. fuckers Appointments :
Home Again.

DR. TUCKER has returned from his Sum
mer tour East, and will continue to visit
the following plaees regularly, as he has
done for nearly nine years,
DR. TUCKER has had more experience and
better success in curing ALL CHRONIC
and obstinate diseases than any doctor In
the West.
Ten years Of su ccessful business on one
circuit is, or out to be sufficient to convince
all who need medicine and wish to be cured
that they had best consult DR.. Tucker at
once.
On. TUCKER may be consulted at
WASHINGTON - Wilson House, Oct,
9th, 10th and llth, and Nov. Goth, 2lSt
and 22d until noon
CIRCLEVILLE - Pickaway House; Oct.
18th, Saturday afternoon, Sunday 18th,
and Monday 18th, until nooni also. Nov
93d, afternoon; the 24th and 25th until
noon.
GREENFIELD-Sherma House, October
18th, and Nov. 2Sth, 43"
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Medical Notice.

DR.. E. CONE may be consulted d the
following times and places:
In Washington, at the Kirk House, on
Tuesdays, after the express train arrives
going West, until the train goes west on
Wednesday, June IL; July lG; Aug. 20;
Sep. "a; Oct. 80.
DR. CONE cures nj forms Of Chronic
Dlseases,as Dyspcpsiai in all its various va.
ri9ties; all diseases of the Lungs and Air
Passages, as Laryngitis, Bronchitis and
Consumption; all diseases Of the Kidney,
Liver, Pancreas, and the Glands generally;
all diseases Of the Heart, Blood and Blood
VesselsJ all diseases Of the Brain and
Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, OF st. Vitus'
DANCE, Neuralgia, Palsey, and general ner.
vous iDnutrition; all diseases Of Females
enlarged TOnsils, and all forms Of Scrofu.
10, as also all diseases Of the Eye and Ear,
and all other Chronic Diseases.
az No charge for consultation, but cash
for medicines
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-09-19
DIED:

In this place, on the 18th inst, Mr.. DA.
vID BRYsoN, in the 74th year of his age.
About twenty-five years ago, he remov-
ed from UniOntown, Pa, and settled near
Bloomingburh. in this county. By O
steady, quiet, peaccable life he secured
the confidence and kind regard of all who
knew him. He and his companion united
with the Baptist church many years agoi
and their children, trained up in the fear
of the Lord, have all professed faith in
Christ, and are esteemed members of the
same church. He has suffered for many
years with asthma and disease Of the
heart; but patiently waited till his change
should come. He removed to Washing.
ton nearly two years since, and closed up
his long, eventful life here in peace and
hope. A large company of relations and
friends attended his funeral last Sabbath,
and appropriate services were performed
by Rev. B, Y. Seigfied Sermon from job
5. 26. "Thou shalt come to thy grave in
a full age. like as q shock of corn cOmeth
in his season." Com.