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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-16
Taking the Vote on Im,cach-
Il g.3d G. ru ment. s-Hl MI


a g.9d O. rol ment. ,.-lI NIL
Alady correspondent Of the n 4
Y Tribune gave the following
graphic account Of the interesting
scene in the Sen ,te during tho vot-'
ing upon the Impeachment Of Pres
ident Johnson: 'l'' ''' '' ~ ''''.
'l The Senate Chamber has wit
messed many exciting scenes; ncv'
or before one that took on, the cpro-
found emotion and religious SOL
emnity of last Saturday. Reser
before had itseemed SO emphatical
Ilya court. The lines ofpOicemcn
liz the atsles, with clubs ia their
hands and revolvers in their belts,
madc Que feel asif the gallery were
full of culprits. A fccliug not easy
10 reconcile with the sight Of hun.
dreds Of lovely and gayly dressed
women,l and hundreds more oI
thoughttul, gazing men, watching
1.-The scene below, Senator Eessea
den came in With his hands iu hl'
d. pockets, looking asimind madeiup
i us man possibly could: Senator
! Trumbull sat whiting at hls desk
| Henderson was talking With Aoss
who was neryously tearing pap
TO pieces aud scattering il on th'
carpet. Senator. Howard, grappe'
Lima shawl, was almost carried t
u his seat byiScnators Chandler am
/, | Drake. Senator Grimes, also sup
ported, tottored feebly5 to q ehal
lust within tho Chamber. Chic
e Justice Chase arose, and the roI
4 ltrcmbled in bis hand, and his yoic
tremblsd as Ao said: Mr., Senate
/, ! Anthony, how say you, is Andre'
a Johnson, President OF the Unite
: States, guilty or not ,gnilty Of
high crilno as charged in this art
cle?' .Gu:lty,' responded the eleal
p, u emphatic voice Of Tho Senator frOl
!. Rhode Island, and a long 'breat
= of reliefin an audible sound passe
= a over the gallery Then every on
+ leaned forward again in absolu'
~ silence, broken only by the dec
= y tones of the Chief Justice and tn
:. answering Senator. Guilty, Gul
!. ty, responded Senator after Sen
q tor, and the gallery took heart an
,e smiled, Senator Fessenden, hc
i, say ,you;o gpilty or not gully
10 Not guilty said The cold defa
m m,r voice. The gallery shook its lbea
At Sen ator Fowler how say yo
= = guilty or not guiltyg A rlmuattfl
ia sound issued and, a ismpl j. re
haired man half rose, and dropp
l.. back into biz chair, yoThe Ch1
~ did not hear the Senator'S apsEe
In said the inexorablo Cbief Justl'
BY Not guilty, responded a trem
!se lous voice. and the man who 9
he clared last January that'it We
) fasedto impeach Andrew Johns
as from office, the blood Of loyal IN
slain in the south will rest up
our our souls skunk, like o guilty thi
en- back into his chair The gale
IN. cased on him, and in spite Of it's
re, looked pitiful. = Mr.. Senator Rt
how say yoqi guilty orInot gplli
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Good Trotting.

'9a 's9s''i s1' BosToN, June 30. d.
%. The celebrated long ,winded
gelding. John Stewart, performed
tho greatest ten mile time that
ever ea has been done, this afternoon
at River Side Park, having trotted
ten miles,in 2s minutes q seconds.
The hest previous time, being q
minutes 81 seconds. The money
pending was 81, 500 against $1,000
on time, thelhotse having to bea
the best ten miles ever made, and h'
did il handsomlE. yu.L ,., -l.r.L
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The Best lie Could Do.

An army chaplain relates tho
'olowiug fanny story. Seeing Il
Iirty faced, butterhut ufchin at the
'cnce in front Of q house, the
preacher halted and said;
is rfalher at home?"
ono. he's gone to church"
"1s your mother iu7I
"Ao, she . gone -too----.--, ,
."Tbsp your are all by yourself" "
"No, Sans in the room hUggin
'0S "Tbot.ss J71I9 Th
"Uo. II v4d, but it's the best be
can do. s...} 5 g.tt !gi
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sSRa Il. e. ls1.f Satt
seventy five thousand head ef cat

ooF hmA oBNlAiihols,S uWuSPover
seventy :fFs thousand head sf cat
::lsIlIO ,aMT2A0EA1
The American. Tract Society, h
ilorty.tliIsO yehFA,, hsso IssaedV r.
s77 ,3Te volumes, 200, 600. 600 0trAotsi
and 1o0QQQ,Oe0 periodicals.
The Intfes aoIa brick ever seen
in Mont d ed exhibtion in =
bank ID HeIend. Ia y eight 10 l.
6s2 DUNES, aud itssatuc ssl, ,OtO.
At Tsi1ity Church, ev York.
recently p iastidious Christian OBJ
| jected TO The presence Of negro,
bult on Being p6ld' tGs1iAter WAS
100000, begged lipf pa
introduction 10 him.
fBEslfff a1lf gHf
Rags for the rich as we'll as the
poor, say The lDemoeracyl Gold
for the poor as well as the rich sag
the RepubliS Ghooaej jys this
day, people. whom ye will serve.
@DsnrsTtC Colorado NeaaOT
The editor Of the Catholic Tele-
grarh, in answer to q torrespon-
dent, says mo one can be .
Catholic Of any kind, except in
name, while he is a member Of .
secret society"
DEATH OF ADAM PoE.-Dr.
Adam Poe, principal Ogent of the
Methodist Book Concern, died at
Cincinnati on tho Sd inst. He was
a son Of the celebrated Indian
fighter Of tho came name. whose
deadly fight with the noted thlcf
Big Foot is iahiliar TO every scacel-
I ire economic cfti ~. laI-4 -.;..s
vice the length OF the ordinary.
md herein is the economy: The
Government taxes cigars without
cgard to length, and the applica:
ton Of akrile will make one Of
hese into two IN an instant.
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The n. Y. World on Grant.

Nobody IS THE war De.
hard enough to partment is fol
claim civil capac the present, in
ity for Grant. the discreet and
my. WOrld.] able hands ot
May, 1865. '.ga- Gen. Grant. -
,.-r r.-s;gs N, Y. Wosld
>, -. '.-... August, 1861.
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=. A. GEBELEIN

= ~ racor, an d De aler In ProvieiGns e
(rFrp,,ts. ConfecI neryi Nuts,i RaisIne Figs,
citrom, saures,i Picklesi .CGsegoe and o.neI
..h..' n,,,e Toreief wines. Durain'sl Bottle
AZ. Rtsch Aie. Cincinnati Lnger Beer, &C.,, 40.
Main Atraat iauoastef, Ohio. one door East
of ofHocking Valley National BANS! - F'a
Feb. ~, 1sea-y ,'-'ni- H.."
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-
DRiNKING, SMOKING AND CHEW
tYa' Within twenty-five years we
have buried three generations of
poing men, who went to early
graves through tho baleful infu.
epce OF brandy and whisky. Some
Of these young men gave promise
Of great us us.fulhessBs0me were ex-
| traordharily brilliant some we're
J the hopo and pride of their fami.
4 lies. But brandy and whisky were
| 100 much for them, ana down they
went, beadIong, among the dead
fmen. Happily, whisky is being,
voted a9vulgar1 'tipple, aud when
the present race Of drunltards has
gone thesway Of all drpnkards, the
new generations, now coming on
the stage will discard it altogether.
WHISKY and brandy may be taken
as nmedicinessb but they are petnl.
cieps as beyeragesr-dreadful,
Smoking will gradually fall into
disusC. Our people will discover
that the brain, the eyes, the teeth,
land tho stomach are destroyed by
the pipo and cigar; and othen they
will sbaHdonstbe nasty and profit
!, Hess habit. , We have, nothing but
pity for the man or woman who
lchews tp6acco.' n il, . low, on-
ihhAtdrlls filthy practice, which
be frowned out OF exist
ence.-Phila. cgtgEsn. 90 d,wh
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A factory girl III Fall River re.
turned a aayiot two ago a roll Of
bills amounting to NEARLY $500
which had been inadvertently done
up IN q package Of goods she had
purchased in a store 10 that cay.
She refused to accept any teward
Inrnoney, but was prevailed ArE5r
to take a good dress ratterne od
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a RRENNEMAN.

-, ,.,,..,l.r ana stationer, Main.
Rtraet astcr, Ohio, zone door West OF
Ta,imsS ee HOMIE Entrance. School " Booss, ,,ss
elshk Sa pems IN yeiopes, Inks, States. And sta
tionery Of al kinds. , ieo'I'
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JOHN WORK q som

Nranufactarers of Tin Copper aud
JHb, ,Sheet-Iton Ware, and Dealer in stoves,
ct ~ sngAt Kettles, Kitchen and House
North side MAN street. Lancaster. Ohio,
Kaufman Building, ono door, West gof wide
stairway. IJ4 liF fep'9'lSoS-y
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GEORGE BORNHEIm,

N eady- N ade CiOthin q. G en- 'Fur-
~. NTSFTNG GOODS: HATS, CAPS, &e. Z
shaeffaf Block, one door west OF Hech's Drug
Store, Main street, Laneastels Ohio sst h
.. Feb. 18th, 1sCs71v ~, .,..,.,
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.n. [Fr,m the Toledo Blade.l ...i.
A 'tNiggeF" Delegate in the
Democratic Convention.

There is a regular woolly head
cd negro in the New York Con
vcntion, as a delegate, namely, Mr.
Joseph Williams, of Tennessee
He was regularly elected by the
Democracy of that State, and il
duly accredited, Can the ethno'
logical, Democracy of the West
stand this? Can such things b'
and overcome them like q summeI
cloud? Where aro thy thunders
oh Vallandigham and thy light
nings, Brooks ? A niger in
Democratic Convention ! J! s,
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1STROPEL 4 EYERSOLE,

n Tan 1fdcturers Of and Dealers tn
'Nn Furriture and Cabinet WAreaf kinds.
lIndertak ing promptly ate nded TO with fine
Hearse, and all kinds Of Undertaking Goods
furnished at reas6 n able ratee.rond Hhi X
Shap, and Ware Rooms two doors East Of
Hooking Valley National Bark, MAN street,
Lancastef, Ohio 'tHNp feb. .27, 1S08-ly i
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auJ adi WASHINGTON, July1S.1
Tho Elections in mississippi
Condition of Affairs. brs

Letters from Vicksburg, Miss,
Of July 4th, say that p couu ties
heard from give 1922 Republican,
majority. 81 counties were yet to
hear from. The Republican man
ayers are more hopeful, Several
prominent Republicans have been
compelled to leave the State, A
committee appointed by the Con
.Vention to ceanvass the returns
were in session at Jackson, on the
Sd, investigating FRAUDS, whenGov'
ernor Sharkey and Others broke in,
to their room and Violently threat
ened them. A Committee Of Rcpub
ilicans will be here soon, to lay be
fore Congress the condition of af
fairs there Gin. CHr0aic'ei Sarc
idt. r.t. r.t..,u......,,tbol. bo
20 Hon. Tom Uorwin used to tc,
the following story: +
2 Jetf9p Davis has the bearing an(
Iaddress of a Southern gentleman
but has not tho mehtal, grasp vi ;
statesman. flo is shallow anC
never originated any great meas
lure ! remember the first speccl
he made in Congress ut was 'oI
| the slavery question. He dwolt a
4 length on the accounts OF Ham
Hagar, and Onesimus, aid TO hi
own satisfaction, at least, PROVED
American slavery had divine sane
lion. ,WelbaIike myself, he elilsed
glass ol wine, and be and | Iinet
few minutes alter the debate in
saloon: Said I: Davis; do you be
Tlieve that Ham was d niggcr?
= Yes, = was the reply. 3"And Sheu
h Que Of those red fellows, with lon
black hair and high cheek bone
like sono of the red fellows 20
, find out on the prairie?' Said h'
Yes | do" Yes | do An
=. Japheth had regular features and
! fair complexion, like MEMBERS I
| Congress-, for instance, with pei
' haps some EXCEPTIONS (pointin
; to myself9 The reply being
I the Affirmative, | remarked: "Yo
|. Fgive ms very poor opinion.
Il Mrs Noah Such lady woh'
d. soon lose caste on Turtle Greek.
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1t is stated that thorc was a
struggle in New York among the
delegates TO the Convention, as to
who should have the honor roi
sleeping wish Joe Williams, the
niger delegate from Tennessee.
.i., "Hol no no Clar de way rn GIL.
For de cullered cuss from Ainkayi
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WHILgY, BROTHERS,

EAuERslN HARDWARE, COMPRISING
II Mackanic,sT Tools, saddler'a Goods. Under
4 t.ker's Trimmi ngs, Carriage MakerE s,qck,
Cutlery ot all description; = Il ASIo Ms;n ssrest
pss"rd Go6r from Columbus street corner
o E"r.s 1asr, (lhio. .Ilid1 los feb. ~, '6S-ty
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Oh, Hon, John, 4. ,Griswold, ,,of lRsps-
sclaer County, was nominated by
the Republican, State Convention,
for Governor Of New York, On the
9Th. ;.,..,.,o .,na,
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Since the admission of Joe Will
liams, the Democratic niger from
Tennessee, to a. seat in the Demo.
cratic Convention, il has been dis
covered that it is a mistaken, idea
that the negro possesses an odor
different from that of the white
The delegates rather like the esmell
than otherwise, r.rg . gr4fe.
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wM, ,4<gLLER & BROTHER

TGROcEREES C PR0VIsfoNS'
Hrortbeast corner OF Chesnnt and Columbus ,s y
a9ovs;ev aId family groceries always on hann
stnpi;e p;nds Anu of country produce wanted, and the
SiaSest M market rates paid for the same
/ 'Aprlp, ''CsTlyr. .a..tgMIYu
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N SCHLEICH,

a rf0RNEYlATIAw -omceiu Tallmadse
a Rfock,- over Weavet's& Hardware store,
win attend to cases, and coiIecuoms,; ,n '"'
v 1, ,incsSter ,May i, 1885, tiA X, ~ , ,
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Brick Pomeroy and Gen. Nc
Clernard, of Illinois, room together
in New York. Right across the
hall from their room, Williams
the Niger delegate from Tonnes
sec, rcposes in parlor engaged
for him some weeks ago. ' .....
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,a.r.ATT0RNEES.y III
IT. ISTDORE BLAIRE

Tr6RNEY ATL wv, ANDNoTARYpuB,, D.,
a lie. U ). Commissioner Tor Sou.heT,n ~
,bistsict Of ohio, Will verify petitions tasso,n ~
R1nx ru ptcy a Prompt attention gwen 70 ooi-
isetion and Natarial business. once WIN
HlatsEA Dalyasrty J,UoIik ts91'i"L
March II, 1851.
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]. c. SMITH,,

Or0eer and Con feet iNner, Tall
0T msdcr piock, Main street. Lancaster. o.,
two doors West Of Hotel Entrance. oysters
"a --A-'1 " y Afrns hmanis in fhA's
Cakes Ice cream, &c,, furnished r.rt,.e's,nu =.
familiesto order. y .iss1- ieui -''ttrNo--.l-
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The attempts Of The Democratic
mnhascrs to get up a soldiers
movement in opposition 10 their
Odd commander, Grant, have been
amusing fzzlcs. OF those OK.
military men whose names have
been mentioned in connection with
the Conservative Soldiers Con
vention, fully ten per cent. are
dead and hence defenseless, fifty
per cent. were never heard of in
the army. twenty per cent left tb,
army in. 'Gl and 'G2 on account
Of "incompatibility," &c., len pei
contywere suffers and wag COMMAS
ters. .rand the remainder have hat
their heads turned by promises o
political promotion. The rea
boys in blue follow Grant nov as
they did four years ago.-.Sar
Re1tSteT. El... a-l
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.a One Of our oDcnInGrntin cx
changes declares that Pendleton' q
democracy has. the atrue ring -
Apolber DECLARES that Seymonr's
last speech. has the "ruc ring. -
Another says the same Of .Johnson'r
patriotism; and another Of DooIit.
l'tIesspeechce. Now, Pendleton is
bof The grccIiback ring. Scpmoar Of
the 5bloatei boPdhOiders ring
Johnson of, the whisky ring, and
Doolittle Of the bread -and.bu,tcr
ring. VIII some Democrat please
Inform Us which is the "true riugy
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nenocratjc Retrenchment.

Democratic Retrenchment.
ALcgislative session Of l34 days.
It IS per day-,hSd.. longest session
.ver held in Ql5o at the highest
per diem ever paid . State LegislA-
ture. 10 aslg1i e7E .iai7'.Q sd
An Adjournment To- the first Of
November, with probability Of a
six months session tlsxt.J4N9 q
Near one Hundred thousand Dol
lars excess Of Legislative salaries
wasted4thc iliots, insane and 9TH
/; er .un III mnioratunateess lsfto with an in
sufficient appropriation, for tthepur'
pose of lnakipg-a showof rctrench-
ment. u ,rgoag %. Or 'g.r
o. Tax payers, how do you like 1t?
The expenses Of the last sessicn
1, Of tho Democratic Legislature were
{ ,ga oidl 80 Gg f1mE1 j9'1Je'h
4 2rlooplf oYYViqi' -.l yliH7 iaG1g,R Vt
TAe adjbprnel session wiil:com
mence on the 23dpfNovewberpeat t
and will swelE the whole expense
oflsgislalioh for the year TO s2lS,
as o e. .------
1908. 1rjI &s3 bGod19qqoO odI
The entire expenses; Of, the Re
publican Legislature last year weFs
S03,S43.d guiaolg et' "a 51o!
liaa Such is Democratic retronoh'
ment.LO. 81 Joa7iaI.7a olTIaoA
-tf gft--t.--4---.4.4--i---a.4---- bua
/, The ADVANTAGES OF PRIsTISo
5 Mr.. B., a well known petropoli-
? tan printer, once told US that Oh
lone otcasion an old d woman from
irlle country, came into his printing
Office with an old Bible iRher hand
RI want said she, that you
should print tower agin. It's git
tin d little blirred, sort Of, and my
53oyesis not what they was How
a muchjdo you ak 2''qu toy sSd sd
eialyFiiy cents" sd, ri 5772s o..
J Can you have il done, in hall
o ali hour7 Wish you would-wan'
d. to bc gettiH homc-ii''e a good way
D, out of toxn3Yiio o. joIs'j giis@q
a af7jaYCertainly4l'lssE ra 70 soga1l
d When the old lady Went out, be
; sent around 10 the Office Of the
Ii American Bible Society. and pur
. CHASED "a copy forifitty cents. "Lor
nj sakes a massyw exclaimed the ole
n, lady, when she came to look at il
is how good you've fixed it it's e'er
ID almost as good as new, | nevel
c saw -tiothing so curious as wha
al printers isl' n'GiuDem tahj T.p
"a.
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Established" 1926

| fTbe gallery sheFd rs breath 9Hc
has promised ip Said inihopc. 'Nol
! ghiltys aDswered "a man ass white
as death. n'Ohl groaBed tho gal.
Icry from beginning to end. Not
q policeman stirred. Tits all hp.
I'1tsno ustp It's g6nen. said the
gallery maaculine. He promised
He promised only last night "a
vote for the Eleventh Article !!
said The gallery feminine. The
voice Of tbeChicf Justice no longer
wavered. 1t was strong and Ger
tain in the assurance of victory.
The Tribune anhounces tba,
Chang md Eng, the Siamese twins
have det6rmIueG to visit Paris foi
The purpose Of submitting to a sur
gical operation. They are now
fify:nine years old, and it IS ap.
pretended that one may bceomC
the subject of diseasc. which may
prove fatal to both The progress
Ps FAA fSaEd2gs STTgyeFRa4t, STy Rg4 u VII gtpJs b
ate these persons would be exceed.
ingly serioDs--it might be fatal -
The possibility Of performing thc
operation safely was discussed by
surgeons when the twins were
first exhibited and the decision
was unfavorablcI Now, Chang
4 and Eng are said 10 have made d
deliberate decision on their owl
responsibility. . .
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j A. HEM,

"a ~ u 10 ~ Tli' 20 , X 80, - ''
Manufacturer and Dealer IN
c1kDnt.Es, BRIDLEs, HARNESS
y snd all kihdS Of Riding and DfT,ng rAi E
niedts, Main sttcet,- LancaSter' on'o' % -
D Work done to order, and repairing done
neatly and promptly, u ! ~ % ,'mN
3, : Feb,l ~, iSoS--ly. b. t1'f'd ,Af1'
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The Democratic delegates from
the Northwest all offered to give
up their rooms to the Niger delc-
gate from Tennessee. Fortunate
y, a room had been secpred for
him by tho National Committee a
month ago. -
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.nmASI Won RONMORsT.

aIo.ENrIsT, Every Operation In In,
6snt. Surgery carefully Nnd skiiltlily
periormed,, Artificial teeth inserted In tho
ooP. Roams s over t,isinss new store, corner MAIN
sadSOlsGpb!ns p,t! streets T ,49 9APAG
1 n Feb. aT,'0SAlY-S
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7.sVTRGTL e. SHAW.
LAW OFFICE

rrrcE OVER FIRST NATIoNALBANK
Etsos,te TaIlmadge Block, VIII sttend
romptiyto all business entrusted 70 hissHre'
i.sreantsr Ohio, March 81. lsS7, u l.ll
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9aJ! !M. CREED.

{ttt ;stL ca At wHoLEsALEAND RETAIL u
IN staule and Fancy Groceries, Canned
n1oisa r Tohaccos, Cigars, Provisions, native
AMI foreien n Wines, Contectiopery, Toys &C.
Man street. Lancaster, Ohio, opposi'e HOOK
Ing Vail ey National Bank, =,
Al kinda of0ountry Produce w@n,cI1 y. tcs ~
lLallfeEot, Ao,l ,rl III teo. ~. Ser-.g--
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GEORGE CARTER,

[succ1ssoa TO ROBERT rIrlDrS'l
N.hdst the old stand, 2 doors west Of
HE seninS on n""Sli valley National Bank, a fine stoek
= yu..s. yh"csC Csps, Umbrellas, GnrPeh.
oI So,,.s Collars, Sbspenders, and VAR Gus ,l
sseSs tSe Notion iine.l He also Ps,nT
sa,s he celebrated rss Bree'so saTn'TS ssIv r'
Call Cali and see rs operation 1lAp'n' = SV'
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tf51si FV'NTTTTNGHURST,

-iT.,l hEST ron WHEEL ERi AND WILSON'S
Z AZ AND HoWE'S SEWING MACHINES,
lMsehlne FIndings--sheeti Mnsio and lnssstpc' pc
IIon 40 oks all the latest Newspapers ana Z O.
Iiod,eals from the Ea.t and the Wes.in N..
uenai hank, Lancaster, Ohio feb ~ iSS--''
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1MISCELLANEOUS.
GEORGE G.. BECK, /

GEORGE T. DHOiA'
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bp.lutn. Preftimerys go. ~.
iii the most approved Pstsnt Ned,ciMnes, ines
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-16

p, TThoovo voluminous tissue of Cop
perhead falsehoods attached to the
platform proper, and called an "at'
raighment'' Of the Republican par'
ty, is omitted, as it is but a genteel
sort Of re.hasb of Brick Pomeroy
editorials and the dirtiest style oI
copperhead stump specches.-Ep
GAZETTE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-17
The Angel Gabriel.

My friend, Major c., had an old dar-
key to which he was much attached.
One evnning, at a party, Peter, from i'm
bibing too freely of various mixtures, be-
gan dancing around with waiter CON
tanning some ices and cakes, and soon
became uproarous. Observing his CON
duct, the major publicly reprimanded
him, and at once dismissed him from
his post Of waiter for the evening, and
appointed another in his place. This
last stroke was too much for old Peter,
and he retired to his bedroom in despair.
That night Capt K, jolly young off
Ger, in the room adjoining Peters, hear
ing groans and sobs in the next room,
rose to inquire what was the matter. lie
opened the door of Peters room, and re-
connoitered. Peter was kneeling by q
window, and praying. Amid his loud
cries, the Captain overheard the follow.
ing: 60 Lord have pity on thy poor
old servant. His massa, whom he used
to take on his knee when he was a boy
is vexcd with his poor old darkie; and !
don't want to live no longer. O. dear
Lord, please send the angel for old Peter
just send the Angel Gabriel this minute
down to take old Peter to Abrahams bo.
som. 0, please Lord, do. Please, Lord
dis minute--I am ready to 60"
Captain K, ever ready for fun, imme
diately seized white counterpane, and
enveloping himself in it. raped three
times at Peters door.
Who's dare?"
The Angel Gabriel, come to take OLD
Peter to Father Abrahams bosom ! " re
piled Captain K, in sepulchral tone.
De who, massa p fearfully asked the
suppliant.
"The Angel Gabriel, come for old Pc
ter, responded the voice.
Well, jest tell you, massa, dat mig
ger do not live here: l don't know hin
at all. Dat niger been dead thest
three weeks, massa 2
Captain X, rushed back to the com
pany, convulsed with laughter, and ole
Peter relates to this day the wonderful
answer TO his PRAYER.