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PUPULAR
DRY G0DDS HO U S E.
STOREKEEPERS.

| w E think you will find it to your interests
| w to call upon us before looking elsewhere.
| We have lately made an alteration in our store,
! and have now in use three entire floors, two of
which are used entirely for wholesaling, one
entirely for retailing.
| On our lower floor you will find large stock
| of PRINTS, such as American, Spracues
Amoskeag, Wamsutta and all other lower
grades; also, Bleached and Brown Damasks,
Colored Drills, White, Red and Grey Flannels,
large stock; Bleached and Brown Crash al
so large stock of Bleached Muslins, such as
Wamsutta, A Androscoggin, A White
Stone, Holyoke 4, rs Vernon, and all other
makes; also Brown Muslins, such as Laurel
d, Geo. Washington, Laconia A, Patterson, all
A. "a RappaRannock, all makes which can
be purchased in this market. On this floor is
also found our NOTION DEPARTMENT,
where everything relating to that branch Of
the trade can be found, such as Pins, Needles,
Spool Cotton, Thread and other articles too ru-
merous to mention.
Our first floor is for retailing. Here our Gus
toners will find full assortment of FALL
AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, such as Black
Alpacas, Wool Delaines, Poplins, Deaines, in
fact full line of Dress Goods of every des-
crlptlon. We have here full corps of clerks
numbering 10 or l6, all experienced hands,
who consider it no trouble to show goods, but
are always willing, whether our customers buy
or not
On our upper floor can be found large lot
OF heavy Cassimeres, Casnetts, Fine Cassi-
meres, heavy Ky. Jeans, Satinetts, &c. Also,
full line of Blankets, both white and brown, of
all sizes, l2-4, ii 4, 104, all of which we can sell
exceedingly cheap. One room upon this floor
is used entirely for Hoop Skirts of all sizes and
styles, which we can sell at the manufacturers
prices.
As our custom is daily increasing, extending |
through Baltimore, Hartford, Cecil, Howard and |
all the eastern counties of Maryland, even ex-
tending into Pennsylvania, we find we are
compelled to keep large and various stock, SO
as to be able to suit all our customers.
G.S- Bundles will be conveyed TO all Depot
Stations, Hotels, or wherever those purchasing
may desire, free Of Charge
We have great many customers whom we
have never seen. They send us word t. know
our prices and to send them samples by mail:
we do so, and invariably we receive orders to
ship them goods C. 0. D. We will be pleased
10 quote prices and send samples to any farmer
,r storekeeper.,,
-Rcmcnsber tie Name and Number
E. r. CLEAVELAND e. CO.,
103 N. Gay st, one door from FrontSt.
Baltimore Md.
JGg~ Name on the windows and on the
ide awnings. Sept. II, lS6S.--tf
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
LfALL SUPPLY Just received We have
l. splendid article of Calf Skin Boots, which
We can sell low. CHAS R. CHEW
Sept I2-tf Fo,ysonto,r,
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avert by their votes in November.

DURYEA'S SrARcH.--This justly {; ,.sated and
world renowned article has taken the lrsi prize
medals in Europe and in this country It's great
strength and perfect purity, combined with the
gloss it gives to the fabric, makes ii the favorite
Of the housekeeper and laundress 1t is the most
economical starch in every way for one pound
ofit'will 60 as far MS two pounds OF ordinary
starch. There is at least saving of four (4) cts
pound to the housekeeper, in the use of this ar
ticle. Ask the merchants for Duryea's Starch,
and be sure you get it. See advertisement /
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Farm for Sale.

TEHE undersigned offers for sale small and
l. very desirable PIECE OF LAND located
sssss8lg on the Hartford Turnpike about niue
s.ssSzgs miles from Baltimore, at the cross Es
Il ing of the Joppa Road with said -
Turnpike 1t contains FORTY ONE ACRES,
about Is of which are cleared and in good con-
dition balance covered with good TIMBER
The improvements are a good substantial
STONE HOUSE., Stable, Ice House. &C. The
water on the place is excellent. For terms,
&c, apply to JOHN IL. LONGNECKER,
Towsontown,
Or to the Editors of this paper.
ES~ This property will positively be sold,
Sept 12.-tf
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THE WAY 'to minister to a mind diseased" is
to take Peruvian Syrup, protected solution of
the proto1ide of iron, which gives strength and
vigor to the whole sytem, restores the digestive
organs to perfect health, thereby restoring the
mind to its natural vgor.
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New Fall Goods

UST ARRIVED, at the Excelsior Store"
~ Towsontown, new supply of Seasonable
articles, embracing DRY GOODS, FANCY
GOODS NOTIONS, &c Call and see them.
Sept. l2.-tf CHAS. r. CHEW.
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FOR RENT.

nNE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE SMALL
OFARMS in the neighborhood of the city of
Baltimore. distant about miles by -
Sass turnpike or railroad, contain ts.ssfM
S$%3Ss ing about 100 ACRES OF AR llll
la. ABLE LAND, in good state!.M.2.
ot cultivation. On the premises are l 900 Peach
trees, about one half in full bearing; about 400
Apple and 100 Cherry Trees in full bearing,
and variety of Small Frnits of best qualities,
such as Strawberries, Currants, Gooseberrics,
&c. The Dwelling is beautifully situated, and
surrounded by large trees of various kinds
There is also Tenant House, large Barn, Corn
House, Carriage House, large Stone Dairy and
all other necessary out buildings. Rogers Sta
ton, ON the Western Maryland Railroad, is
one fourth OF a mile from the dwelling, making
ii very desirable for any one doing business in
the CITY. Apply on the premises, or at the Re
gister of Wills Office, Towsontown.
Sept. l2.-H o. P. MACGILL.
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PUBLIC SALE,

THE undersigned being about to relinquish
Il farming, will sell at Public Sale, on the
premises, on the Joppa Road, about one mile
from Towsontown, near Riders Switch, on
Monday l4h dag Of September. 1853.
at o'clock P. NJ,
The following Personal Property, viz
q GOOD WORK HORSES, zss---..
LIN | COW, HEIFER, SxS2
Mn [Aiderney Stock; ---M--W,
two-year old thorough bred COLT;
FIVE FINE HOGS,
one horse Threshing Machine, | two horse
Wagon, one horse Wagon. l Buggy, Plows,
Harrows. Cultvators, Forks, Shoyeis, Single
and Double Harness, , tons of Straw tons of
good Hay, half interest in 20 acres of Corn, on
the farm of Mr.. Amos Matthews; acres of
Oorn on the premises; ! acre of Potatoes in
the ground, Garden Truck, &c. Also lot of
Chickens
TERMS All sums of $40 and under, cash:
on all sums over that amount a credit of six
months, without interest if paid when due if
not, interest from date; purchasers giving notes
with approved security.
PHILIP DEBAUGH.
G. WILSON, Auctioneer
Snnt
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Notice.
WRIGHT'S HOTEL

THOSE claiming exemption from military
il duty in the Eleventh District are notified
to meet at
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Proposals for a Bridge.

Proposals for a Bridge.
sgNHE undersigned Commissioners: appointed
| bv the Boards of County Commissioners "i
Baltimore and Howard counties, invite
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING y WOODEN
BRIDGE,
over the Patapsco Falls. at Elk Ridge Landing
on the old Washington road, between Baltimore
and Howard counties
The length of the said bridge will be 2l6 feet.
Persons making proposals will furnish plans
and specifications.
The proposals will be received until
Tucsday, s ptemJer 22d, 1865.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Hotel at the Wash
ington Junction. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Proposals may be directed by mail to either
of the undersign d, at st. Dennis T. o., Balu
more county, Nd.
DANIEL J. M.CAULEY,
WILLIAM T. RANDLE,
COLUMBUS J. SHIPLEY,
of Baltimore County.
GEORGE POCOCK,
WILLIAM ROWLES.
- PLUMMER,
of Howard county.
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Executive Committee.
~

zx3a
| FINHE members of the Union Republican FIX
| ecut;ve Committee of Baltimore county are
| boroh,. 20 40 assemble at
HiLSON'.S HOTEL, !
No. ia BALTIMORE STREET, BALTMoRE,
on Saturday, tile 18th day Of September. 1868,
at l2oclock NJ,
to perfect arrangements looking to the holding
OF primary meetings of the party, and for the
transaction of other business connected with
tne present campaign. Every memb ber of the
Committee is urged to be present
The following gentlemen compose the Com
mittee:
First District-Wm. J. Albert James W. NJ.
Mercer.
Second District.-Chas H. Oursler. james N
Burnham.
Third District-J. N. Slack, Thos. Sanderson.
Fourth District--Col. +. p Philpot. -.
Fifth DiStrict.-Danl Becklcy, Thos. Hale.
Slrh District William Mccullough, Thos
E. Wantland.
.SeUenh DISTRICT Alfred s. Cooper. VIM.
Kirkwood.
Eighth District.-A. J. Badders, C. L. Jessop.
Ninth hDtstrict.-Robt. G. McGinn. Capt Chas.
A. Conner.
Tenth District.-Joshua II. Parker. Captain
Washington Stonebraker
EleUenH District. DR. Chas. w. Cadden. r.
NJ. Price.
Toe!fh Dis,riet.-James Thompson. David
X. Lusby.
Thirteeah Distrjct-Capt. F. G. +. Waite
meyer, William Ewing.
BY order,
VIM. j. ALBERT President
CHAs. A. CONNER, Secretary
Sept. 5.-2t
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List of Applicants


WY llO passed a successful examination as
w Teachers of Public Schools in Baltimore
county on Thursday, September 3D. lS6S;
FIRST Crude:
JASPER n. SLACK,
ELIZABETH HARRISON.
Second TRADE:
DAVID A. EBAUGH,
MAMIE C. TONGUE,
ROBERT B. CHAPMAN,
ALBERT BUCHEN,
MARY Z. JONES,
HALLE TONGUE,
GEORGIE A. HALL.
SAMUEL KEPLER.
Sept l2.-2t. Examiner
II ICHARD II. BELL AND OTHERS, vs.
II, MARGARET BELL AND OTHERS-h
TIE Circuit Copri to,' baltimore Con"ty. Septem
Der 10th. Ia6S.
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported
by illiam H. Cathcart. Trustee OF the prop
erty on the north side ot Shakespeare Street,
in baltimore city, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
ON or before the ninth day Of october merit
provided, a copy of this order be inserted III
some newspaper printed in Baltimore county
| once in each of three successive weeks before
the ninth day Of October next.
The Report states the amount of sales to o'
81 10000.
EDW. II. ADY, Clerk.
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III HARBAUGH'S ALL HEALING LOTION.
Il Il for sale by
VIM S. SHEALEY & BROS.
Sept. l2.--tf Towsontown.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS'

Nh Mss LA LAURA DR W SIipE 5E OF ~ noV w.
At the residence of the brides father, on the
Philadelphia turnpike, on the 9th inst, by Rev.
Philip Clarke, BENZ. F. Work to Miss SARAH
4. COLE, both of Baltimore county.
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LOT NO. 2-Contains
81 ACRES OF CLEARED LAND,
with IL
LIMESTONE QUARRY THEREON,
said TO be in good working order and p4rticu
larly valuable to the neighborhood.
LOT NO. 3-Contains
29l ACRES OF LAND.

about one half cleared and the residue in Tim
ber The improvements consist of a
SUBSTANTIAL STONE HOUSE,
with all necessary out-buildings and in good
condition The land is in fair state of cult
walton and enclosed with good fences.
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DIED..

AT his residence, near Govanstown, on the
5th inst, EDWIN L. PARKER, in. the 5Sth year
of his age.
son of Stephen and Amanda NJ. Grimes, aged
years.
At Reisterstown, on the lst inst, Mrs. NARY
A. CocINGs, in her 47th year.
AT Mount Washington, on the 4th instant,
THOMAS BRooKHART, in the 2Sth year of his age
In this county, on the lst inst, RurH LRNox,
daughter of j. Fletcher and Anna G. Sullivan,
aged l. months.
At Carrollton, Baltimore county, on the I'd
INST, JULIA, infant daughter of F. H. and X.
F. Williams, aged 90 months and IL days.
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from September l4M to September 10th,
to be examined by the Examining Physician.
hereby fnrewarn all persons claiming ex
emption, who shall fail to make their appear
ance before the board, that they will be dealt
with according to law.
JOHN 7. WRIGHT,
Enrolling Officer 18th District Baltimore Co.
Sept l2.-2t
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ESTABLISHED 1928.
AID OI,PH 10 WO l. + E,
IMPORTER AND PROPRIETOR OF THE
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPO,
% Beaver St., New York.

The subscriber beg, leave to inform the trade hat nc
has appointed the following firms in Baltimore agents
for the sale of his bottled Wines and Liquors.
Each bottle bea,s label with certificate of its genu
mess, signed by the proprietor.
WM H. BROWN & BRO.
THOMSON 4 BLOCK,
Sent 5-3m1 CANDY, GILPIN 4 co.
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U,HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has received from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters Of admins
traton, on the estate of
WILLIAM PATTERSON,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber,
on or before the 12h day Of Nay, iSo9
they may otherwise, by law, be eXcluaea i59il !,
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this Sth day
of September, 1868.
WILLIAM M. ISAAC,
Sent. l2.-4t. Administrator
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NeaU Advertisements.
Wanted.

A BOY to learn the Blacksmithing trade.
~ Must be between 16 and years old. APP
ply to 1AMEo en Taaa,,, EndpAN1
Sept. S.-3t. IoWsOhIo"h'
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Important Notice to Stockholders.
AT BUTLER POST OFFICE

PorIdnC NOC1ce TO stockholders.
I'HERE will be a meeting OF the Stockhold
Il ers OF the WESTERN RUN TURNPIKE
COMPANY,
AT BUTLER POST OFFICE.
on saturday, September 19th, at | o'clock p w.
1t is positively necessary for every Stakeholder
to be present to insure the completion of the
road.
The third instalment is now past due, and
subscribers must pay up at once. We want the
money to prosecute the work Don't stand
back, but go TO the Treasurer with your money
JAS c. CLARKE, President
Sept. l2,-tm,
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Important 10 Farmers
Robinson's Improved
ER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

INillS Fertilizer is now recognized by Plan
Il ters, Farmers and Gardeners in all sec
tions of the United States, North and South,
as an article of rare excellence and a trial (of
equal quantites) side by side with any other
phosphate in the market will attest its supe,i.
orty.
.Robinson's agents for Maryland have sold
ms phosphate for nearly 20 years, to hundreds
oil farmers in the State, and could fill columns
with certificates if they deemed it necessary.
ELLIS d CAIRNS,
II s. Gay St. Baltimore.
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qas- For Sale by all Grocers. ~EszN
JE9- Be sure you get our Goods. Our name
is on all our boxes
H. II. BURNETT,
Agent for Maryland.
No. jS Exchange Place, Baltimore.
Sept. l2-6m.
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on the western Maryland r. R.
XT shall sell, on THURSDAY, OCTO
w BER FIRST, at "Eli O'Carroll." the
residence of Robert NJ. Dennison. ESQ.,. in Bal
tlmore county, on the line of the Western Ma
ryland Railroad, three quarters of mile from
Rogers Station, large amount of
EsssssssSsssszs HOUSEHOLD FURNI- /tsa5..sssvs
TURE,
Consisting of Mahogany znz
Dining and other Tables, Chamber Furniture.
Beds Mattresses Bedsteads, Chairs, Stoves. Kit.
chen and Dairy Fixtures, &C., &C.
All the Farming Implements, viz in mart
} FARM WAGONS, 3 SPRING WAGONS,
Ok Carts and Yokes;
Several sets of Farm Harness, for wagons. &c.;
several setts of Double Harness for light wagons:
1hTeShing Machine and Horse Po,oer
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER,
l HAY PRESS,
Horse Power Cutting Box, Corn Shelter, Roll
Ter, Ploughs and Harness, Log and other Chains,
Cradles, Scythes, Rakes, Forks, &C., together
with all the tools used on a first class farm.
OS HEAD OF IMPROVED ALDERNEy
~ AND GRADE CATTLE, viz:
ONE BULL, rising three years. pur. rssrs~m,,.
chased of j. Howard McHenry, Esq. AVN
OF his last Importation @
| 4 COWS, some fresh, all the others young
l. II and in calf, most of them sprn gers
IN HElFERS, one year old and out of the
" above cows by bull of Mr.. William
Wilson's stock.
| q HEAD OF YOUNG u
~ DRIVING HORSES, LLTN
Nlz:-l frst-class Work Horses, all AH
young, will work anywhere | Span Brown
Mares (no white,) 4 and years old, drive sim
gle or double; Span Gray and Black, and 6
years old, drive single or double and are fast:
Brown Horse, drives anywhere and rides
well, years old and can trot in b minutes l
Brown Colt, years old, large and handsome
drives well and is very promising Bay
Horse Colt, (no white,) years old, drives we'll;
Bay Mare Colt years old, drives well: 6
Colts, years old, ont of fast mares by Guy
livingston and Henry Clay Brown Mare,
Il years old, has not been driven for several
years, the mother of Guy Livingston, the Trim
Die colt that took the premium at York last
all for trotting, and several other fast colts
I FAMILY CARRIAGE, built expressly
L for the country, and in good order
| TWO SEAT OPEN CARRIAGE,
for two horses;
)ne No Top Buggy with Pole and Shafts one |
skeleton Wagon, one Sleigh, &c.
} x ACRES OF CORN, growing in the field:
~ 80 Tons of Glover and Timothy Hay,
nd 10 Tons Baled Oat Straw.
j. b. C1NNON & co.
Sept. Est. Auctoneers.
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All the above lots lie contiguous to the Paper
Mill Property, lately owned by Isaac Hoffman,
and are well worthy the attention of purchasers.
Plats of the lots will be exhibited on the day
of sale, and any further information given by
Peter B. Hoffman or William Hoffman, resi-
ding at the Paper Mill, or by the trustee in
Westminster.
Terms Of Sale One third part of the pur-
chase money to be paid on the day of sale or
upon the ratification thereof by the court; the
residue in two equal payments, the one to be
paid in one year and the other in two years
from the day of sale, with interest from the
day of sale and security to be approved of by
the Trustee.
VIM. A. McKELLIP, Trustee.
SMITH & McKELLIP, Solicitors.
JESSE BUCHER, Auctioneer.
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The "Lafavette" Neok Tic

A NEW ARTICLE, ank the very thing that
IN gentlemen need, for sale by
CHAS. r. CHEW,
Sept. l2--tf Towsontown.
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Clothing! Clothing!

A FRESH STOCK of gentlemen's clothing
~ lust received at the Excelsior Store,
Towsontown. Full suits at very low rates
Come and see our variety and learn our rates
Sept l2--tf Z. H. CllE W.
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Z e., have ON hand Ground Raw Bone
which they guarantee to be pure. For sale at
the lowest market rates--a liberal discount to
dealers. CAuo * On,
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UST RECEIVED, a large lot of STONE
- PRESERVING JARS, JUGS, &C., at
VIM. S. SHEALEY & BROS.
Sept. I2.-tf Towsontown.
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Lumber! EuEnber! Lumber!
New Lumber Yard.
East Monument Street,

NEAR FORREST. BALTIMORE, Nh.
INHE Undersigned, having opened LUM-
l. BER YARD in the above locality. and
being determined TO keep an ASSORTED
STOCK of the various kinds of Lumber on
hand, respectfully solicits call from his friends
and the public generally, feeling confident of
giving satisfaction both in prices and qualities.
JAMES D. LOWRY.
August l.-3m@
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NeqU advertisements.
Gentlemens, Furnishing Goods

1O1S111O11o I VI HIOIIIuS OUUUS,
\ NEW SUPPLY, justreceived, at CHEW'S
EXCELSIOR" STORE, Towsontown.
Sept. 12.-tf
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Baltimore Md
Ess- Name on the windows and on the
side awnings. Sept I2, 1S6S.-tf
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Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
DALI SUPPLY Just received We have
Il splendid article of Calf Skin Boots, which
we can sell low. CHAS. R. CHEW
Sept. l2-tf. Towsontown
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Whereas large proportion of the incumbcnts OF the
Federal offices in Maryland not in harmony with
the Democratic party and the distribution of said offices
not made in accordance with Democratic pnciPe,
PesoIred That the nominee of this Convention is
hereby instructed exert the influence of his position
with the incoming administration of President Seymour
to secure the appointment said offices in Maryland of
men whose record attets their acceptance ofDemocrac
nrincnles as their rule of faith and conduct
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16


DEATH OF 4 MORMON. -Heber @. Kimball,
Second President" of the Mormon com
niunity, whose death at Salt Lake City was
announced recently, was one of the orig
inal converts to the doctrines of Joseph
smith. Thitty-six years ago, when Nor
monism was IN its infancy, Brigham Young
and Kinball embraced the new faith, and
they have since been the leaders of the
'"Saints sharing equally in the dangers
and priyatiohs which have fallen to the lot
of the Mormons, but not reaping equal
profit; forwhile Brigham amassed wealth,
and became the acknowledged leader OF
thousands Of persons KimbaIl was forced
to content himself with smaller share of
worldly prosperity, and the second place in
| the 'skingdom." Brighams pre-ehiinence,
.howeyeB was insvitabley 4orshes not only
exeels in culture, but alsorin that peculiar
poweriof@ilp 81 4hagnetism1 which makes
possessor the leading spirit OF his place and
time. Kimball was uneducated, boorish
and often vulgar; and although he was q
fluent speaker and delighted in public har-
fnguea his actual influence was limited,
His son recently accompanied Brigham
Young, Jr., in a mission to England
kimball was a native ofYerlnont, and in
his eth year al the time Of his DEATH The
Second Presidency now vacant, 10 likely
TO be filed by one Of the. younger. - Z. !
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16
AYoung Lady Burned to Death by the
Explosion Of Can Of Kerosene. 4.
from tho oQuawka lnlinoiS) spectator,l

t-AAeASA-I
A dreadful accident happened in Keiths-
burg on Friday last, resulting in the death
Of Miss Hannah, young lady about ff-
teen years Of age. She had lnndled FIRE
to get dinner, but as it was late, and the
fire not burning rapidly, she opened the
stove door, and taking a can Of kerosene
containing about gallon Of oil, commenced
pouring it over the flame. In q moment
the fame had communicated to the oil Id
the can, and her first impulse was to hurl
the. can out Of the door, but her little sister
was standing in the doorway, and she
dropped the can on the Aoor when it, ex-
ploded, throwing the burning. oil under
hericlothing and all over her body, and the
flames bursted out. of an open window and
burned the leaves Of shade tree which
was'atanding near by, SO intense was the
heat, -, ,...-,,..i,,F &. ,t,.jfa.tp
The unfortunate girl started to run out,
and was met by her mother, who was pow
less to help her and she ran ON to the
yard Of q neighbor who met her and
wrapped Her in a coverlet thus extinguish-
ing the flames She fingered until about
sundown, when death came to relieve her
of her ineonceirable agonies. Her face
was hardly touched by the fame, but her
body below the point where it was protect
ed by her corset was literally charred; SO
horribly, indeed, had the flames done their
terrible work that the integuments were
cracked open In 'piaces exposing the
viscera. The funeral of the unfortunate
girl was attended on Sunday. She was q
beautiful and estinable young lady and
her heart-rending death has cast gloom
over the whole community in which she
resided. N9iiL tft {afni hla a.