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RELIGIOUS.
exu~ ~ -,
% eon ,tn'.ra % Son aT s,nn, oa s,! .ne AmeFi.
lntefe.sing Papers Read.
'pee1 pe'pa1cn 10 Ine chicago Tribune.
The meeting Of the Amsr1esn noari one nr,f r,,t,
pss't'5 Ut. AIKEN, Of Cleveland.
a sose ot soanka va given to pE. Todd for hls
'e1op, ;r! ~tn sequest tor copy 1or dissfibutson
10. pe pspes: one 81 Rc1 d. s'ss woo tos o1 tG t6c
ehuehss ana Nj, i.tefA making tho point that tho
Rhta I'D i under lie rcsponsib,!t;es M of he Tie
Il sa @ ~ go ss & t.s
church: thlrd, the American pastor and
tl's latiye l1lss;e! arb eqnsl IN their once
with nts'intt duties Nd rclsslons IL dldeFen.
pneies, ., se,soo: Iac d'1,rsocc that lot~een
etaogsss - i4a Ias2!s: nHn. ths mlasionlos
nuea BY foreign Chttstsaus ought 70 hc nuder
thcf Q" con Eol Iu riew oI these relations,
oeeesaatica, mst..r il the S.nas of tss n.t,7e @
.s.; ~, r. r ,u:: asIsSa Iron III, county, sheJ
due rrRs1d 70 thc fnte1l!Ge ut Wishes and 1oxs q
INC 1t nss!se caafcntH and mlnistef*.
of rh,tn Iitv ~ Is,',.,on oo,rs 7, \, :, 2, hn.eso
II Ghs'fnan
Kcr u. Clark rpai paper On tho tnoashly con.
nfas proporsoa Of .ho ehnfenss 'tS Ia sa%,,S y t
y 1' % rsasc: 70 q a1t,'cct. ths' can ne.ef grow
rehdeucn on TOD Id thh rsrai worS.
Tho missionaries netd to know that No nro
rtnyng for thrn. .TheJ CRY 10 us,
1,s!arss p15 tor "a" Al 70 mss.od. giro
and tho duty o. the Church io 70 i1so iii 10
~ n@ .ea Rvesa e. NoapeL 70 MAPS: stHdY
w. ~ nnk 1atoauSoat Aymon Mnsny 70 %.
e NJ ro!at eota ia E7!as iateli,eeaes sad IN ID
xtr that lime vnr the 1srust n' .nd ss
obs.aea '@si Tas i ssa co. e.
- lsetssTet 70 : eo,amlt'se Q, seycu, Of which tho
ii. frz.t rad pspeI % Jspsu. ufa!aa that .
new msssion b begun there IT once, for the fol.
% sas s,e
@iSrsI1enasltsm @ t. e1enankea foT Western .deas ot
I rs'a nees Sas I'D
should " seDa 1sa% ms;Ioua - .eee e. deis T.
the world. European m.sstonGy socte.
seen Romanttm asd had specinens Of our etsiiIza.
lion. 1t u time TO teach them tho nue md pure
poffa snoqa s, mission
1anda have passed from our hands our wort il
dn.shed In GFefce- Our constituency IL eqQaI to
the WORE, and the hest enecta Of our woyk In
China Will be furthered b. Il
Hefe1rcd to committee OF seven, Of which Rev.
Professor BARTLETT, o! Chicago, Il Chairman.
4 youtg man IA ready TO all for Japan. as soon
as It u decided to have mission there,
EyESISG SESSION.
The efcneng session W&s led In PRAYER By Rev.
nf. JAt0huk
The following addrrsa WIS delivered bJ pr.
Goodwn:
the cnusch must take It for settled fsct that
there IL 10 be no drawing back cost what II msT
to 70 forward, The Churrh Is ncc1rsed bY harinr
TOO much wealth. II We could oet nye hnndrr1
jolIars frorn eyeY7 en,,rh mrmfef xe shnniS hsre
an sbunarce for our Tort. The hrttnen ar crvo
Ing for our help; We must give It cost Whit
It may We ara not fuliv aTxf@ as
sent out men, but not enough 10 p!sce them
q thousand miles apart and 20 eli the worid-
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H0ntt1 AnlcFlcsn.
EARTHQUAKES rKHU.

SEw luRK, Oct q.
letter etA:cs tnat on August VI. II, aud - there
were Vi Lima tremendous snocks OF earthquakes.
In the lower province, on the latter aaJ. heavy
walls and houscs tumslcd. aud At 1qu!qun and
Area tidal wave chrF1eh AwBy many hoEts aud
other propc ts. The nha!f nnts ned and arc tfvtug
tn tents. Al tic K D1s IN the Cne1om House
have been transferred 10 escape a0y recurring
ware. l1slgu8 aud Other placca also suffered.
There hare becn earthquakes u, through August
in tho wbule southern portion Of tho country.
lima ami Esitho hare mt suffered m ycL hilt
many prur'c xrc leaving 10th, aui buslncaa IL
RrrtnltaIy It,,ftettr.1
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F0u1 PlRY mt Sc@s

4
PORTLAND, Oct. n-CApsaln John Watefhousa.
tuAstef Of the brig Mermaid, OF Portland, WIS
hrnnGht before Commissioner CLIFFORD, to-day,
shatEtd WIN throwing oTe!hoard and drowning
John Fitzgerald, o6 Cape Elizabeth IN April last.
lie VIA bound over IN p, ,0o0. The mAte wA3 also
bound over On the sAlae charge,
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PEORIA,

FcoriA County Faif-TFcmlums-
19oFrc Hallway
fxoRtA. ill.,, tct- A-Thn rros!4 County rul,
opened lrst%fiay. Thr attendance WEN not Trrl
lafxu. Tho dAF was a~rosest 10 rutE1cA; 4 gTnal
mxuE wero ua1a. Tho weather II oln4f ant
PHEASANT. and To-day will pvobAt,T witnnaa eu In
tncnst croHd on Tho gruundA- Many Afticln4 m
bring thought tEDM tho AtAtc PAlf. Tho pErns.umI
afu l,l,tfxk. Two Of thfco tAcca afu on Ito pro
Er1rnmc Today.
Ths horea railway htro u settlnz, And viii be l.
operation Ueceu!tEf !.
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FOREIGN.
The Spanish Revolution.
Plans for a General Uprising
Throughout the
Country.
Speech Of King William at the
Opening Of the Prus-
sian Diet: !.
Goldwin Smith Fayors Canadian
Independence. :. =.
Indefinite Postponcment OF the
Br0wn.Saddler ScuIliuR
Match.

PAxtS. Oct E.
O1actal dispatches from Madrid sta1c that Senior
~. - ~ 1,..rh1,... ,.,a. tn ~. r,u-,
cnmmun,caf,on hs,vecn Madrid and n.rra,on.
in tn,errun,et The ,nsnrpepr. ev,cn,ta1 ,na
tnrn NJ prns. n, ths ,nnvn.rn or ,hs tr1.,os d.,
rocah has ,e+n r.nrn,,., Tna on,c+,1 rer.-+. =.
eeIt th,t m. in,n,1ect,o,,rv movement, r. dac,,,
~, ~ ,,,n,,,. -, I., -,.,,..s.... - 49,.
icon yrccired ,ro,n III. prnrh,,r,o,
Iovr~o. o.4
1,.,,nonph, .h.+ ,,a f-,x.,nra,v :, W.t-.
,,,nrc.Ia rta ro,, s,,+o NJ nrI,. H. tha T,,n,,,.o
rrn. t... -. .,,,. ~. -, ~. ..,..:.... -
,aas D. ~ ~ s.s.s ' etS -,
Gin, .,tn ~. ,.no,. CO.. Dssr.,'..,.
n.n,,,.. n..a ~, w.sIt - .t.s ~. e".sss.
ana fcn,r,, n,nvtncex M .rr.nrer-,fs ~. ~
NJ. so- . ~,r,,t .,,,r. -,-,nr =, s.rt.ra.- T.,r,
AR. nerd. .nd HuSca Tbo Renn,,,cnns nro'
-o.. :. -.t.. ~, ,-ot-,.os 80 tnn, :,
femn, -,,,, A. ,,r;. .o,,,et M.
~ r-ash Asra. w.. -r...-., :,
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A f+nse Ftttsburgh Tragedy.
F1T7tncEGu. Pa, Oct G-A lttt1e hoy named
Eddie Looe reported - Killed By the accidental
e1pd$oh Of pistol cartridge, wAR shot b. hl1
brother. nile yeass Of age. nis brother confessed
70 tn's morning, aud s2Jg be shot him accident
altys and thftw the Pistol into vault.
, 1869-10-07

NEW 7
NEW 01IEAxR. Oct. 6-CoTTnH-AcitFe: r1idd1Ine,
:34c aalcs of A00 baes roeeipta A861 ba1es exports
to Basreaoo&. ITO bales,
Oats. Su46le.
PAovIs1oss-rork held It &Aoo Bacou-shou1-
dete iekt.
GaocEaIE1-pnHe snf.z l4a1U,c. 6otgee, fair,
l4AAlskr; prime, l6tt4t6*c Other afticleh are IN.
changed.
MATHEMATICAL. In; ute.lins. fsoa.; New York
sight. e dscouni
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HAVANA, Oct a-Tne steamer Loutssna brings
dates from tho Cit Of Ne1co to The 39ih UT T6e
government n1d granted exe4u&t1Es 70 Frpsatsr
Cprs1la 1t THxtosm p9ints n The republic.
, 1869-10-07

No Dispatches By English Cable
NKW foRx. oet&-So dispatches hASe bcen rc-
ceived n the AAsoc1zted P1ees once froin Eufopc
By the English caose since Nond1y eventnR. De
sEatches teeetTed JestersiAJ aad to-day m came
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Delegates to the National Capital
Convention
LxAvxEFoRrR, OtL &-Goyernor Harney haa
appointed 70 the Capital Copy e1Eou at s. ft9ul
General D. ". Wilder, Of the Leayenwusth 7imts
and cpnsf,rdtfst q. Kipg. OF NJ Topet1 Rscord
Il F. Rttnpson. Of the pAon R<pM6lioon; J. r.
Root, q Hyandotte l. u. Ss1icklef, Of juno
State.
, 1869-10-07

BTKKLK L YANTIH,
NXKf&FEH AUYKRIIsIN4 AnKx1E, pKAXnQxH 1EfX&4
... 1Ef hEnDNA
Ars n1<AoTesd 10 xiRe oEfFs4zsAsss fx THH TRMux1
q ssF toseAx Fotat, aAd alao fo+ aHt DAILY E~.kIy
&oN0ty Ff~spapF Aacoxsns II lmrsaa, at P.5&ttA-
r. oxsx pste.e. EtsA1as fer aAy as~h~ u Pdpus d.
rad Id
, 1869-10-07

F6xEJ&H ugkFXFf0.
LnxpoH, Od, s-Kreutnk
sAd4fs I'D.
LIVERPOOL, Oct eErrnins
Cotton firm and 1nehanReA: sAles ,on b41cs- Beef
E4 ID. Chet7e, g., L4tt, Il ID,
, 1869-10-07

New School PEesbytoFY OF Alton.
Spectal DespAteh 10 The Chicago TElbuno.
ALTON. IT,, Oct &
The PretbJterJ Of Alton, New School, mes this
city last evening, and Is now In seaAton And It ID
well attended. Reports we're hta1d list night
IRON the mmlss.one1s to the General Assembly.
This pFct tbytc1J comprfkss 4 l2fKo number Of
churches In sonthtfn Il!iuols.
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Nt1A, o0BUKn h CO.,

QOOK. E51BQHN co.
NKREtAF1 ApTEKTI1IAd A1ESTL
Ar a1tAo1ss4 10 rsretns odvyhAeasts for TIE THIH
al tpxAs4 T:Az. Ala, 09s-tA rsr<fss aiss1
tes>a<aGs 4o&&e~ for ali NE~SfArxns on NA1Az3xr1
lin dat 14gsoes n sAs Q. TtrTt4oAs, kAs P.t
hs&eTF aosseN P~sees
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michigan NnPslst Stato Convention.
DErnor7, OCT 6.-Tne Baptist s,ato Couyrnt,ou
conn enced IT. eesslou lese, to-day, with the Rey.
r. Rey no!ds a8 Moderator,
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DRY GOODS.

/: DRY GOODS.
GRAND
OP!ENlN
r o:s s
G0SSAGE,
106 & 10S State.st.,
56 & So Westinghouse.
ON THURSDAY Ind FRIDAY,
October Z and 8,
We will exhibit. for
the first time, our se-
lection of Pattern
Garments in Ladies'
w aiking S uits.
Mantles, Dresses
for Evening and OPP
era Wear, Opera
Cioaks and Jackets,
M orning Robes,
Cloaks, M antEesand
c a m e eIs' Fl air
Shawls, ETC., select
ed with great care
from the best styles
Of the most celebrat-
ed ModisteS of Par
is, London, Berlin
and Vienna, which,
wefeel confident, are
unexceIIed for style,
elegance and beau
ty, all Of which we
will copy in our own
Well-knoWn manu-
facture, at
LOW PRICES,
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Rock River Eenferencc 44 She Metho.
dist Episcopal Church.
SpectAi Despatch to TIM Chicago Tt4nuna
.-.-.. FRxxsox7, nj, oct. T.
Tne RICK MFt- Gunitrt1cc q the Methodist
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TUE sCL1Ax AND TttK y1cERoY,
CoHSTAST1NorLK, Oct 6,
The great powers hRye wthtra N from inter
ference In the 1t1aiEs Of Egypt and leave tho Sui
tan and Khcdlre 10 settle their dispute then.
selves.
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PRop0sAts--T0 BUILDERS.

Proposals. vii be received cntn October II 1sH, a
Hnefoek n, for bq!ldtnk unon Sehool Honse Il Val
Il Tie o0es Of Roee Chapman 10 VI A4hi iak1oust.
Chtessn. At Txipzsatso. End Bsds 10 BE- leit WITH
Rs.ef6 Cbapruan The Coauis*toues1 resefve The sht
to fetst4 xnJ q1 al bidx, BY utdrr #
BKfj. WILCOX SAeretAy
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DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS. -
NOTICE.
F.N.H amin
+. & Co.,
105 { 107 LAkH-ST.,
Most re especially
announce to the La
dies that, owing to
the large number Of
their customers who
h ave been disap-
pointed in attending
their Opening Of Fall
and Winter StyIesin
consequence of the
great rush, will con-
tinue their Display
during the week, and
will also exhibit a
large numberof e.
ECANT SUITS and
MAMTLES not pre-
viousfy on exhibi-
ton.
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>H0s0n{c.
Regular Communication Of Thomas J. Turner LodSe,
No. to9. will be held 1t B1arey Hal, THIS ThuIsday}
EVENING, II II O'Clock. Work.
The frste9rfJ ecrtialy invtted.
A. L LXWfS Sneratsry.
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W0KEEGNKkH NtyxxKNTS
VIENNA. Oct. e.
A large meeting WAS held at Gratz to-day, to
protest against clerical Interference and inqu1si-
lions Affecting worflnRmeu. An address 10 the
people OF Austt7a, emhotyinQ the sentiments OF
the Meeting, wAs voted By acciamauop.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

NOTICE.
thsrrbv zuno1pee ,sAK - N tn4seAo4euS' e.n4t-
ds:e ior. the eitea of Pot1GK CoAA3AstoNkR.
aF1tosf the tsFr Krf7x1 GA4ho< lSshIaeo AJ r. tne
Md SD ri have atteetsoa to tnah3nS axAtat aA1
w sTNJ6NiN piLYs1RTz, savssatsas tE1aho3sQ
, 1869-10-07

Second Days session OF the AmeFf.
cnu HoAFd OF Com IN lAst0nefs OF
Foreign Missions nt Flttaburuh-
lntekestihE EApers Head.
specia, Dcapa.ch to The Chicago Tribune.
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1 very beautiful to behold. Many
persons came from far and near 10
see il. and all persons visiting il al
that time were we'll paid for their
1nip~ bpt shortly alter some one
changed the sceHe bS ilishrihg gltke
gas, which burned above the fall
ing wafer. and soon melted the
mass of ice. The flowing we'll was
changed to the burning we'll.
Thus i, burned and caused dark
ness 70 "cnme 30 far and no far.
thor." until ahonE fve. weeks ago
a company of men came on, and
undertook to control the gas and
take out the old tools that remain
cd in the we'll. They have not
been able to get out all the tools,
as yet. bat they have tubed il, and
intend putting down another well
near TO sitby nsing q part oflthe
gas of this we'll as fuel, and the
balance Of the gas they have con
ducted by tubing 10 the top Of the
derrick. which burns constantly.
and causes the light to be seen by
every person wilhin twenty five or
thirty miles sof~.this. well, Some
evenings IL seems much brighter
than on others. This is owing to
the darkness of the night. and
more especially To the clnnds which
may be over or on the opposite side
OF the well, which It brightens up
with bright quivering light. AL
readythere is u great deal Of land
taken Up by lease on this stream,
and we look on this territory as
very valun 10 tor oil = Clarion
(Penn) Banner
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AGENTS WANTED FoRn
NIGHT SCENES
IN THE BIBLE. 9g +
Br REV. DANIELl MARoHs ID ID.

For full free, flowing, clear, sparkl llna. .nure
and graceful style; for poetic genus; for beau
y Of Thought and rich glowing imagination,
Tor nice analysis ofcharacler; graphic dellnea.
tions aqi ripe scholarship: for life liAe Ale.
lures, & wing and happy ilnhtfatlohs,
thswotk hasno equal. Such commendaticns
ae theahove, have been received nom Blthrp
simpson, Rev. Albert Barnes, N oah Porfer.;D.
~, Lib. d., wa. Stearne, d. d.. Geo Ddna
.sssoerdmant p D,,I w Wileys D. p /, eqmpel
men aud the Praest Of All Denoihlnatiope.
Sendfor Circulars containing The eaIre. A.
ssnts , are esefywhers meellug with lnperai-
leled enceees. Itis most beautifully illus,
trated and elegantly bound book. and pple1Ses
everybody.
oonmis.,ons, 600 10 ease Ssy
th,
according to alglIty,and energy Addretf.
zIEG r., ,MchuRrY AGO.
Philadelphin, pa Cincinnati. .. chicnfo. ny.
Of 81. Louis, Mo, f''s'7'''''-
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A Burning Wen.

The burning oil well on sandy
Creek, Ashland township, is cer-
tainly q curiosity worth visiting
As the light Of this we'll. Ia ssen hy
most people Of Clarion and Vonan
go counties. q short description Of
u may not he entirely nnin,erest
ing.to thom Before this well SSas
put on fire II continued to throw
the water to a great hight 4 II
was then called The Glowing we'll !,
Two years ago ihiE winter as the
water fell around Il froxe and form,
cd . hugo mass of ice, with o hollov
IN the confer. This mass Of ice was
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For the Lancaster Gazette.
Terpsic hOre,
\ Romance In two Chapters.
BYw.
cHAPTEa lEiasr.

II was on the evening of the sew.
enteenth Of March, 1869. The sweet
queen OF night, robed in all her
splendor, was smiling calmly
down on the quiet scene below
The atmosphere wasphillcd with
The frost Of the yet lingering win
ter Not a sound was heard to
break the calm Of nature, save the
distant rumbling Of numerous car.
rlugcs and ,nggieS that seemed TO
DO vending their way to the south
ward Of tho beautiful little CITY OF
Lancaster. and IN occasional silver
laugh ringing out clearly and mus
Tically Tint told the tale Of what
the carriages were laden with. On
they moved until they we're list in
the shadow OF On adjacent bill that
rises az IT by magic out the beauii.
tifnl Hooking valley. Here the
reader will pleaSe permit his at.
tention IN bo turned L, tho events
in the following chapter.
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VALUABLE
Property. for Sale.
I WILL SELL THE pREMIsEs ON wnIon

|T WILL SELL THE PREMISES ON WHICH
now reside, situated on Front street. naar
.ne canal, at the feet Of Mill street. Also. the
FORK House, within few rods OF the same. on
the opposite side ofthe canal, with eyerything
complete Tor the slaughteIinR OF 10, 900 hogs =
Inc main building IL As feet long by AS feet
vwlde' and four stories high. In addition is a
IaLge ware House, 30 feet long by 80 wide, SUIT.
aple ior any purposei together with large Ice
rouse that VIII hold 500 tons OF Ice, with a good
ICE cellar underneath, convenient for sailing
FORK at any season OF theyear, and where no re
can be cured July. THERE'S also inside th.
slaughter house, one of the best snr,nes in
Fairfield county. A good hog Lot is attached,
WIN running ~ater the year round, toQeth er
Mtn all the necessary Pens and ont buidi nra
wafer can be take y 70 any part ofthe building
making u one ofthe most complete Slaugh:
YER houses IN the State. Or II could be made
very suitable Ter any kind OF ofFactory, Brewery.
Iannery, or any thing Of the kind that maj,
might desire to convert Itinto. The residence
Is frame building. 80 feetlong BY 23 wide, and
Two stories high. House all new nd complete,
WIN the necessary out buildings, cellar, cis.
tern, never falling well, and a large smeke
mouse. Adjoining this is good vacant lot:
next next 70 that lsanother house OF about the same
=. ,mensi ons n good order. With large stable on
the same lot with room for twenty horsea--,vith
a good barn yard attached All ofwbich OFF,.
az private sale from now until the 1st OF Anrj.
1862. Buyers from distance, deslanip q to lo,
property. 'i''e
For particulars, tcrms. &C., apply ON the
premises TO re- ''o
, JESSE ANDERSON.
Lancaster,Feb. II. Is89-tf-47
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NOTICE.


Peggy Fillabaum, Henry KitmanAnd EIh
aoeth ktEman his wife who roside IN Penn,
ssylyania, and Levi Fila Baum who resides ii
Illinois aud the ther heirs at law OF VIM. Eli.
la0aum, deceased, whose names aud residen.
ces are unknown, and also Susannah William
whose esidence Is in Indiana, will take notice
that Ell 3. Gardner, administrator with the
vii iilannexed ofWilliam Fillabaum, deceased
on the 9th day Of March, A. ID. 1869, filed his
petition In the Probate Court OF Fairfield couu.
", ohio, ag,lnst them and llebecca Weaver, al.
ieging that the personalestate ofsaid decedenl
minsutiicient 10 pay his debts and the charges
oladmlnistering his estate; that he died selzed
IN fee simple IL the following lands and tel
ments situate In the county OF. FairheId and
state OF OHIO, to-wit part OF section II In
township 10 OF Range 10, bounded on the cas-
oy the lands OF William Croft; on the north by
the lands OF Michael Myers, on the west by the
lands OF John Croft and on the south by the
lands OF Jacob Good, and containing 9IS acres
more or less.
The prayer Of said petition is for the sale OF
said premises 10 pay the debts OF said estate.
sald petition will be for hearngon the 9th
day OF April, A d, 1869, or as soon thereafter
AZ counsel can be heard,
ELI 3. GARDNER,
Admir- OF VIM, III llabaum, deceased,
HUNrER DAudHERrY. Attys. M d
Lancaster, Ohio. March nth, ls60-lw.
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CHAPTER SECOND.



i Nestled against tho primeva
oaks OF u delightful prom meme,
near tho city mentioned in III,
foregoing chapter stands grand
old residence boxing down like ,
tr0wnlng monarch upon the bean,
tiinI valI,y below, through which
winds like a silver thread the
pleasant Hockhncking. This, zen
lie reader, was the romantic apol
10 which those merry travellers
were bound
CdrIinge and buggy and horse
poured in lillstlIe 4pacions barn
yard WAS full; and their freight
likewise filled the pleasant rooms
of this tine old houss. where cheer
tut tir' & hnrned, making all fIruet
IN" chilly air without Aud tho
manner 0i the bQst and hostess
made NIL feel Welcome. Every one
seemed TO have n relish tor the
pleasures VI the evening Sn0n
the c0lllllon was formed. and the
glowing hours were with flying
feet chased into the wee small
hours. At The early h,mr ot two,
the music censed; coats and hoods
were called. aud soon .the happy
cdmpnny were taking hurried
leave of each other with many IA
good bye and hearty wish for
macy retnruS n tho happy season.
80 ---s,,~a--AL il
Here 'ire Mrs Staqk,ne expecta-
tlonS ot the next two drcalas:
"Twonly years. Why, | expect to
bc walking tho giLlon streets of
tho Now JornNalem by that time,
with Moab, Moses and
Aaron about the 4 'od, tho Phara
Obs, The journey thro' tho Rod Sea
aud the Wilderness. Wo shall bu
holding conventions by that time
on tho b ,nkr otAhe Jordan with
Eve, ,.Sarah, RrboccaI Illu6'a6, Ids
bornh, Miriam. Ruth Naomi. She.
ba. Esther vashd, Mary. o ,m
beth, Priscilla and Pnebo, pryphe.
na Mnd Trypoea, aud nlI tho
strong msuded women honorably |
mentioned IN sacred history, D. |
you moi know Tint have vowed |
never TO 70 dlsfranchised into the
Kingdom of lleaven2 Ii tho
meantime. | propnse TO discusSI
sanitary aud sumpluary laws, d.
naucc aud free trade. religion aud
railroads, education and elections. |
n tho councils Of tho American
Republic, Twenty years! Why,
svery white male in the natl n
will be tied TO dn apron string by
hut limd, while all the p cts aud |
will DO writing o..
'ays on "Tha Sphere ol Mani
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May be consulted as follows In 1860.
In Lancaster at the Tallmadge House. or
Tuesdays afterthe Expresstraln goes west unt
the Accommodation train goes west In the eve
ming, Feb. 0; March 30 May A, June s; july
IL; Aug. 81; Oct O.; Nov. o.
In Amanda at the Rockey House, on w edn.s.
days, natllt the Express train goes West al n oon,
FEB. lOi March 81 May s; June o; Juiy Ia
Sept. Oct. @; Nov. 10.
Ia New Lexington at the Colborn House on
Mondays, Feb. 81 March 20; May o; June I:
July " Aug. a0i Oct. 81 Nov. 8. 7N''
DR.. CONE treats Bronchitis, Laryneitis. Con
sumption, Asthma, and all diseases Of the
LnnRe and air passages, Scr0fula Enlaraed
Tonslis. Rronehoctle le or Big Neck, Tumours of
all varieties, Dyspepsia, Piles, Neuralgia, Epi.
iepsy, ,Chorea. Paralysis and general nervous
innutrition, Diseases ofthe Heart, Liver Kid
heys skin, Stomach. Blood. all the diseases
pecnliarto Femalesand all chronicand Consti-
tutional Diseases.
DR.. Cone expects to visit Lancaster rreguI Iarly
ior years. II YOU are In poor health cons uit
him; Yon win he amply rewarded for time and
trouble by the thorough examination and salts.
actorydescription given your case.
Consultation freein allcases. Medicines cash.
Jan'y 7, '69.ti.
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The Legi laturn Of Michigan
has passed II rightOons law TO pre-,
ven, tho crreless use 'of 6rc>arms
A pinyfnl pcrson who intentional.
" points fire a'm4 at hiS f,llow
man can be- fnrd $50; and when
he killrpTEn6Im$'3 tyiSDd{he can
O. toShepehitontiary ikr not loss
than ono year
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.NOrIoE TO 7I
Turnpike Road Contractors.


Sealed proposals. will be received at the An.
ditors Office Of county, until ~ O'clock
NJ, on Monday. the l2th day Of April next, for
the grading. construction OF bridges, cuiyertp,
and other waterways; and Rls0the Rravellinn al
q Turnpike Road Improvement, from near
"Bowman's Tavern" in Berne township, Far.
field eounty-throuRh Pleasantville and The
town OF New Salon, TO the county line between
distance beipg q little less than IL. miles. and
70 be DIVIDED into three sections, varying mot
much fropi four miles IN their length.
SpenltioAtions ofthe work to be done In each
which fhe same isto be DONE with the ian naths
ofthP different sections, will be prepared An
len Tor exhibition and inspection al the Audi
tors Ohoe, OF eald county, from and after The
9th Instant Explanations ain also al All
fines be gwen by the undersigned AZ his ONCE
'on Broad street In Lanrapter. III tlTTif-sl4 :
SAMUEL. CARPENTER1
Kmarch nth, 1860. supenntendent.:"
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A New York Court has Just dc.
eided ibat an exprars company ia
noe rClibyM If liability bcMuse,it
ln'rnstA the workii has undcrtak on
to do 10 another company u, tho
end Vt its own routc. and tho
Adams Company have had tD ply
the amount OF a draft given them
Tor collection. hut which tho S,,u,h
ern EXPRESS Cempspy; 10, whont
they inlrps,e1 i, failed 10 colIort
before tho debtor fiem failed z