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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
Fearful Explosion at WoIrs
StaffOn,

o.
The boiler Of tho portable steam
engine in the saw mill owned BY
Mr.. Wolf at the above station, seven
miles east of Bremen, on the g. &
q, r. r.. exploded on Tuesday last.
at about 10 o'clock in tho forenoon.
The machinery and the entiro mill
structure were rendered q perfect
wreck, being blown into fragments
that were scattered far and wide
in every direction. Five men
were at work about tho mill,
(Which, fortunately at the time of
the explosion, was not running }
four of them being engaged in roll
ling logs in the yard. These cscap,
cd without serious injury The
fifth man, however, Mr.. VIM. Ball,
son.in.law Of Mr.. Wolf, was near
tho boiler at tho time. He was
thrown q distance of somo twenty.
five feet, badly cut and bruised by
the flying fragments, and scalded
in such a manner as to lcaYe little
probability of his recovery. Drs
Taggart, of New Lexington, Arm.
old, of Now Reading, and Dollison,
Of the neighborhood, were calle j,
and were soon present at the scene
of the disaster. At the hands OF
these gentlemen the wounded man
received every caro- and attention
that skill and sympathy could die.
tate.
We visited the place n few hours
after the explosion occurred. A
portion of the boiler, weighing a
bout 400 pounds, had been project
od in a northerly direction to a
distance of 1870 yards. The cylin.
der of the engine, 1000 pounds in
weight, was thrown distance Of
60 yards; while the timbers Of the
mill, boards, &c, were lodged in
the trees around, to the height OF
fifty feet, and scattered over acres
of ground in tho immediate neigh.
borhood. Had the men, at tho mo
mcnt of the explosion, been at their
usual stations whilc operating the
mill, not one, it would seem, could
have escaped instant death.
The explosion was heard at sew.
oral miles distance, and at a dis.
tanco of two miles, a concussion Of
the earth was distinctly felt.
The engine was one of Griffith S
Portable steam engines. S.
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A CARD.

Having dissolved my business
connection with the firm of Rising,
Miller & Seipel, l will be found, on
and after the 10th of March, with
Orrin q. Peters, where I will be
pleased to see all my old friends
and customers, with as many new
ones as may favor me with a call
and all can rest assured that the
same desire to please which has
governed me heretofore, will con.
tinuc to influence my endeavors in
the future. II. G. TROUT.
March 18th. 1868.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

LIFE OF GRANT.-Tho National
Publishing Company, Cincinnati,
Ohio, have in press "Tho Life OF
Ulysses S. Grant, General United
States Army, by Hon. Henry
Dcming, advance sheets Of which
have been sent us. The work
promises to be one of the best OF
the kind that has vet been publish
ed. 1t is pronounced by able crit
les cone the most graphic, discrim-
mating and intensely interesting
Biographies ever published in
America" Gen. Grant has said that
there is no man in the country
whom ho would prefer to have
write his life before Mr.. Deming
The work will contain over SOC
pages, and will, We have no doubt,
mcot with Q ready and extensive
sala,
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New York Cattle Market.
New YORK. Nav II.

Beef Cattie-Active wit h oaly moderate
demand at higher pricesi extra ioc, prime 1870
lsIaci iairto good l7@lTIlN inferior ana ord.
nary l5;S9l6%c.
sheep an Lambs--Are lc higher under
'he small receipts, only $50 being on sale to.
day and quickly disposed ofat'61g@IOHc.
Hogs-Deprcssed by the liberal offer ings,
the demand is not activei sales at o0lO14c.
Receipts OF the week-5,lGl beeyes; l,OiO
sheep and lambs; and 81 sos hogs.
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We'll done.

% We struck an oasis in the desert
ofcditorial life on Monday last
or rather the "oasis' struck us.
Twas thus: "Chinky" Rainey
= came marching into our Office on
the day aforesaid, bearing on his
sturdy shoulders basket. He set
it down. Twas q big basket =
heaped high with something hid
den from view by broad cover
ing spread over tho top. We in
spected the cover. We read
Compliments of Raiaoy & Dun
bar" Somebody's fingers undid
them fastenings quicker'n you
could read Bingham's speech
somel And then, ,whatP Why, a
huge pilc ofthe gorgeousest AP-
PLEsl-rosy, pink and yaller-
that ever Pomona vouchsafcd To
shake from her cornucopia-at
this season OF the yearl And then
VIC dug-ws did -wc dug into that
pile-fshin' for the best specimens
10 take home to our wives and lit
tle ones--and we hauled out what
the Arabian Nights fisherman
caught in his net-his had q. Gen.
10 confined inside-this contained
: o species of Spirit too. Its broad
part was inscribed "Hockhocking
Catawba, vintage Of 1866 6-Ralney
Il Dunbar" We fshed again
another good haul-"vintago Of
l867"--and then-golly, we aint
goin' to toll any more. n
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

ScIoro GAzETTE.-Messrs T. D.
and s. A. Fitch, who, during their
connection with this sterling and
valuable Republican journal, have
placed it in the front rank of Ohio
papers, have sold it to J. r. S. Bond,
Esq, formerly connected with the
Cincinnati Gazette, and recently
of the Athens Messenger. Mr..
Bond has given. evidence Of high
capacity as journalist, and will
, doubtless keep the old Gazette
where the Messrs. Fitch left il.
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Novelties I'm ParasoIs.

Douglass Il Coles nave just re
ceived large invoice of now styles
Of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
among which will be found some
thing never before introduced ir
this market. Don t fail to see them
Remember the Cheap Cash Store.
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House for Sale.

JOHN RUDoLPH offers for sale,
the house lately occupied by him
as a residence, on tho lot adjoin-
ing the new Court House lot. The
house to be removed from the
premises by the purchaser.
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The great family medicine is for
sale everywhere, so cts. per bottle.
Eureka Oil.

GEO BURBERRY, at the meat and
provision room of d. Miesse, un.
der Levy's Clothing Store, is now
ready to supply customers with the
far. famed Eureka Oil. Also Lamps
and patent Burners for the use Of
said oil. Call and see this beauti.
ful, safe and cheap light at the
above placo.
April 16, 1S68-tf n
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Lunch.

JANEz & TITLER, at The restaurant
connected with the popular Ian.
caster Billiard Room, basement Of
Rising building, arc making pre-.
parations for setting out daily
Lunch, to be served at 10 A. NJ,
They expect TO bc ready to re
ceive their friends on Monday
next. r4tr
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New irm at Columbus.

Our late fellow citizen j. N.
Miller, recently in tho mercantile
trade here, has gone into business
at the State Capital, having be-
come tho head of an extensive
liquor and wine house there under
tho style of j. N. Miller & Co.
A bottle, labelled "Marcobrunner'
found its way to our sanctum the
other day from the new concern,
by the assistance of our young
friend Nick Miller. The contents
Of the bottle were subjected TO tho
proper (?) test in our office, and
it was unanimously voted that
"Marcobrunner" was a good fol-
low.
Messrs. J. N. Miller &'Co. occu-
py Nos 80, 81 and 36, West Broad
Street, Columbus, Ohio.
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Lonisiana.lI

NEW ORLEANS, May 2-The of.
fetal returns Of tho elections are
not yet published. The Repu6H.
can gives returns from all the par
ishes, giving 1903 majority for
the constitution. They also claim
twenty-five to fourteen Senators,
and sixty to fourteen members OF
the House. Yarmouth was slight
ly ahead of the constitution. The
Republican convention to-day com.
pleted the nomination for the
Presidential election. Several Chi
cago delegates are colered.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

will Immediately relieve and per.
manently cure the mostaggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour
s omach, Constipation, and all
diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
Physicians, clergymen and all who
use it, join in unbounded praise of
its great virtues. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Pricc s100. [521
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Mammoth Bottles only rs Cts.
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE

MdIhHIOUu DOJllcS OliIy 90 OOo'
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
TIE ErGENIE HAIR REsToRER
eclipses all known discoveries for
the rapidity with which it restores
gray and faded bair to it's natural
color-promotes its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when falling eff, and is a most
luxuriant dressing for the Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lus,
strous. Mammoth Bottles only Is
cents, ..r. .9 .al
Sold by most all druggists. [52 ]
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DIED--at tho residence of the
late Van Pearcc, near Lancaster,
on Wednesday, 18th inst, Mr..
LEWIS PEARCE an old citizen of
this county. His funeral will take
place to day, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
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rM-If You want q good, reliabI

H@-If you want good, reliable
Pump, one that will always bring
tho water Whenever there is any
to bring, call on Frank Pickerill,
the Clover, active and over ready
Pump man, who fourishcs on
Broad street, south of Main. We
have one of his pumps in use, and
find it to be juat as good a thing as
VIC want in that limo. .a5
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

Brilliant Cook Stove for Sale
A good second hand cook stove
No. 9, which l warrant to be eqpa
to any stove made. Price s25 90
Enquire of Frank Langston, ncxt
door to c Rudolph's Livery STA.
bio. May 14-*2t.
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Side Show.

The members of the General AS.
sembly seem inclined to get up q
little impeachment farce for their
amusement during the summer
months. The victim is 10 be
Judge Stephenson Burke, of Lo-
rain county, who recently charged
the grand jury of Summit county
in reference to the visible admix.
ture law, pronOuncing the same
unconstitutional. A resolution,
preceded by three foolsoap pages
of whereascs, was introduced into
the House yesterday afternoon by
Mr., Headley, instructihg the Ju-
dietary commiyteo 10 examine into
tho matter and make up a case,
The resolution was ordered to be
printed, The members of the
General Assembly desire an ex.
cuse for drawing their per diem all
summer. This will be as good an
one as can bo found.-JoWnaI,
18Th. a.r .,.......
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

Mayor Wilstach, Of Cinclnnati,in
his message to the City Council,
last week, says ~ am justified in
saying that our city is now moro
free from gamblers than ever be-.
fore, and am determined to relax
no effort to keep it So"
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Must be applied to cigar before il win .moke.
Old RnEEs, the best half Spanish cigar maker
in the United States, may be found on Wheel.
ing Street, directly in rear OF Crst RuDOLrn's y,
one door west of Broad Alley, where he will be
happy to wait ON all his old frierds and Gus
toners. J. II. RHEEM.
Ap'l0-f. Lancaster, Ohio.
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GOES COUGH BALsAM.

A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whoopinp
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes-ordinary 4 o.. also nam.
moth family bottles-for sale by
all druggists and dealers in medi'
cinea. No family should be ovei
night without it in the house. T527
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

THE PIONEER ENGINE.-The first
Locomotive to MAKO movement on
the Hooking valley Railroad was
the old Engine "Dr. Goodale" un,
der tho management of Mr.. Wig.
gins who was for so long time in
charge of the oliicious double en-
der at tho Depot. The Engine,
with gravel train attached moved
yesterday on the new track and
commenced operations early in the
aftcrnoon.-Journal, 18th.
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New York Market.

b .,., NEW YORK, May IL.
FIOur-Closed dull 5@lGc lower on com.
mon grades.
Wheat Quiet and firm; s2S9 Os for ives.
tern,
OHtT-Quicti SiGS71 4c for Western ahont.
Corn-Dull and heavy; 81 l7@l Is for ole
and new mixed Western afoat and in store.
Pork-Flrmer; new mess s2s 75@2s 81 casl
and regular.
Beef-stcady and in moderate demand.
Cut Ments-Quiet and unchanged.
Bacon-Nomnal.
:. Heavy at ls7S@l9Isc for fair to prime
steam.
Eggs-steady at 23@2ic.
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BASE BxLL.~6AME AT xEsiA.--
The match game Of base ball al
Xenia 90 Saturday'with tho Cinl
Icinnad ald Xenia clubs as contes.
tants, was witnessed by a large
crowd of ofspectators-quite a num-
ber Of Columbus players being
present. In the first inning the
short stop man Of the XeniD cub
in making a short turn, broke his
leg just below the knee. This &C.
cident intorfered in some degree
with the efficiency Of the Xenia
nine. The Cincinnati club won
the game easily, the score stand
ing 81 to l3.-- Columbus Journal
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THE oMEssEYGER OF HEALTH -

Edited at the Pennsylvania Institute ofMed
icne, contains an article on DyspepsIs, Chill,
and Fever, and Kidney Affections, in which
the writer positively declares that the Who'll,
science of Medicine possesses no remedy for
the cure of those diseases, that is half as efIica
from experience, having used thom IN his
practice for the past two years, to the exclu-
sion ofall other remedies, and without solita.
ry instance of failure.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Dir. s. b. HARTMAN & CO., Proprietors
LANCASTER, Pa, and CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
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aTWe are gladto perceive that the
Perry County Weekly has ibeon
! revived! 1t isinow in charge of j..
OArLRY. ESQ., who is making
a commendablO effort to give the
+, Republicans of Perry a good pa
per. Now let them do their part,
= and the permanent success Of the
concern will be assured.
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WHAT WOULD HoxE BE WORTH w1nour 4
MornER' and what would life be worth to mn
unfortunate brother suffering from scrofnla oil
any like disease, without aremedy at hand
DR.. j. W. Poland's Humor Doctor will sureI!
benefit, and often entirely eradicate every
taint Of Humor in the Blood. Try it. Sold By
Davidson h Brasee.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

THE UNDlSPuTED SUPERIORITY Of the
medicinal virtues of Ruback's Blood Pills.
Stomach Bitiers and Blood Purifier over al
other remedies prepared TO relieve suffering
humanity, is shown in many ways, bu. espe-
ciallyis 1t evinced in this important fact
The responsible druggists and merchants all
over the country take active interest IN Intro.
ducing them to their best customers and
friends, while, at the same time, It is quite as
much to their pecunlary interest to recon-
mend other medicines. The reason for this is
obvious. They are in positions to see the pre-.
eminent efficacy of the pills in cases of Liver
Complaint and all distractions OF the bowels.
and, IN fact, in all cases where catharhc
medicine can be employed. While the Bitters
by their gentle tonic, stimulant and laxative
properties, and as safe and certain remedy
in Dyspepsia, have won the admiration Of eve
ry one who has given thema trial, and the
Blood Purifiers acknowledged.tOb be one othe
best remedies to search out disease, cure Scro-
fula, Old Sores, Ernptions and Skin Diseases
and to purify the blood eItant; hence the
people must naturally give their voice in favor
ofremedies which eiIectso muchrea good in
the world. Sold by G. G. Beck, Druggist Ian
caster. 6-lm.
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SCENTED SuowEas.-When drops Of Phalon''
"FLoR DE MAYO" the new perfume, fall in
aromatic showers on thousands of handler
chiefs every day who can deny that 1t is the
reigning perfume' Sold by all druggists.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

A POSITIVE CURES to be found in White Pr,
Compound for all troubles Of the Throat, Lung,
Chest and Kidneys. Try it andbe convinced.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May II.
FIour-Dull and only retail demand at
previous prices; family sll@ll 25. ..t.
WhoRt-Closes unsettled and lower; No.
winter sold at 81 40.
COrn-Doll at s9S1Oc for ear. Shell ed is not
saleablc at any better than ear, though held at
&c higher. .'ft-. IiIH
ORts-Dull at 77@7sc.
Rye-Dull atsl sb@l 90. If.t
Harley--Dullat So Go@2 20. . sB
ProvIsiOns-Dull prices irregular and
nomDal There was some demand for clear
RIB Bacon Sides at lGIgc., but none for other mr..
tcles, Mess Pork could have been bought at
s2s; Bulk Meats at l21lGllI1c Bacon shoul-
ders al l3I5c; clear sidos Sides at l7@l714c.
Lard-Is held at lSX@lSs4c.
Butter-Gn better supply and prices
d-ooptng; fresh 3S@iOc.
EggS-Frm atlI.
seeds-Nothmg doing
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Preserve Their capillary A1ornmsbts 'sSould
1t once proudetbeir toilets with -BarTeWs .
hsir Restorative"
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"A Gxan.dN--I would respectfully inform all my old
in the Grocery bus
having with myself Mr. WM L. MARTIN and would
happy again have the opportunity supplying them and "
nv more as may choose all usually kept line
Thankful tavors solicit continuance of the
Lancaster April 9, 6S-1y. CHAS. PAlhAN.
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JACOB HITE still remains at
SHA WKS CORNER, where he
always keeps on hand good sup.
ply of Goods for Mems Uear, very
cledp, April 1st, 1868, If.
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"Quccn of all Pain" cures colds
and sore Throat in one night. Try
it. 6oow.
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IF you WISH to geta beautiful, sub
stantial and serviceable sett of Aiiifcial Teeth
20 to DR.. VoS BoSHoRsr's, second flo or Rising.
Bullding-rooms over Pairan Martins Gro
Gerry Store. G-tf.
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T. A, BEACH having purchased
the Excelsior Art Gallery of Della,
ware, Ohio, (his former place of
business } will be in Lancaster but
a short timo. Those wanting pic
lures of his make would do well to
call soon. 6.f.
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Lord Brougham died on Satur-
day at his French residence. He
was in his ninctieth year.
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local NoTICEs,

az F
$4,000 1SS5 3 2 + 'i2aaIssas;its' 2aIsafss
House. IL.
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MARRIED.

BOWLES-MEEKE ER-At the residence Of
the brides mother in Royalton, May 7th. by G.
N. Bethauscr, Mr.. Thomas Bowles to Miss Lde
Mecker. all ofthis county.
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X ------------ ---------
LA N @ A s Il e r
MILL.

HAVING purchased OF Mr.. L. II. olds his
" entire interest IN the Lancaster Woolen
Nil and having thoroughly repaired the ma.
chinery OF the same, | would take this method
ofinformlng the public generally, that anl
now prepared to manufacture Wool into
Jeans. HannclS, CdSSimereS, Blan-
ketS, Yarns, &C.,
And will warrant that in quality, workman
ship and price, to sustain the weil.known rep.
utation OF this mill.
have on hand the largest and best stock Of
WOOLEN GOODS
in Lancaster, whichI offer cheap for cash or
wool will, as formerly, give special atten-
tiOn to custom work, such as Ca riding and
Spinning, and cloth Drcssing, salts
fnctorly and promptly. fE
Thankful to the many old customers for their
kind patronage, Ihope, by close attention 10
business, TO merit a continuance of the same,
and will give them the assurance that IIancas.
ter Woolen Mill shall be exceilsd ,bynone. 4,
May II, lSes-Sm 9.d9 GEO. Rabbits.
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION giver
to saving the Natural teeth, at DIR. YoS Bon
nORsr's, second floor Rising's Building-roomi
over Pairan & Martins Grocery Store. G-tL
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Parties digging a well the other
day at Mansfield, struck vein of
coal at a depth of sixty feet.
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QueensWare StOre---New Ar
rangemcnt.

STEWART &sON, Wholesale and Retail deal
ersin Crockery and Queensware, Green's Blocl;
Main street, have just opened the most com
in this community and at greatly reduced
prices. GLA WARE of every style, Ten
sETTs of elegant new designs, LAMPS ant
SHADES of all sizes, shapes and prices, IA
BILE CUTLERY, COAL OIL, &c. [Apr. 0-3m.
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For Rent.

A good house for small family
One Cooking and one Parlor Stove
with other furniture, for sale or
tho premises.
Enquire at this Office. Gtf.
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The westward bound morning
train leaves Lancaster at 10 At,
one hour earlier than heretofore.
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New Boot and Shoe Shop
". MAYER,

"AVING commenced business on his own
responsioility, announces that he has
taken the new room in j. g. Weaver's huid-
ing, Main street, between Gebelein's Grocery
and stropers Cabinet Shop, where he has Just
opened a ii irst rate stock Of
BOOTS AND sHOES,
Comprising M ems, Youth's. Ladies' and
Child ren's Wegrin great variety.
Work made TO order on short notice, ofgood
material and by good workmen. Repairing
done IN n eht and substantial style,
Athare -ofthe public patronage is respeetr
ftfiit Solicited, -,er NJ Apr. 10, ls6s-ly
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CHANCE OF TIME,-A change in
) the timetable of the G. & q, Rail
road took place on Monday last