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The New York herald., 1870-12-12
Scene or the Engagement.

bcene OI thc EnAaGemont.
The engagement referred to In the above despatch
from Tours Meung-sur.Lore s small town, about
ten miles southwest Of Orleans and about four miles
northeast OF Beaugency. Both places are on the
right bank Of the Loire covering the railroad to
Blois and Tours.
The New York herald., 1870-12-12
r u S S IA.
Republican France Likely to Improve or
Ruin the Congress Plan.
England Denounced by the Russo
German Press.
Russian Diplomacy Pressing
on the Sultan.
Turkish Opinion Of the Cars Movement
Against the Treaty.
BRITISH REPORT.
~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TElEeMm TO THE NEW Yoak HERALD.
Russia Hostile In Seusiuaens and Rxproasdsu@
Fear OF Overt Acss-ssrasegy Of tho Pres.
LONDON, Dec. Q, 1870.
The Russo-Prussian newspaper organs In Beriin
ana st. Petersburg publish strong denunciatons
Of England.
Russia rs almost certain to follow the notice for
the abrogaton Of the treaty of Paris BY overt act
as already intimated-psnding the assemblage OF
the Congress In London.
The newspaper organs Of the British governments
are still insoent in their towards the United
States. They maintain this In order TO divert
public attention from the hnmiiatlng capitulation
Of England on the Russian question.
RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW Yoax HERALD.

Tho Miaisser Of the Cxar ssiM Pressing ON
the Sultans
LONDON, Dec. 6, 1870.
telegram dated at Pera on the 7th inst SAYS
General Ignatlen. the Russian Minister, assumes .
very decided attitude in his diplomacy on the East
ern question.
The New York herald., 1870-12-12
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YOak HERALD.

ITALY TO THE GEAR.
The New York herald., 1870-12-12


+ r. A N G E..
PEACE PROSPECTS AGAIN FRIGHTENING.
9ambetta Abandons All Hope
Of Final Success.
He Asks the Prussians for an
Armistlce.
A National Assembly Alone Capable
!, a 4. Of Making Peace.
Flight Of the French Government
49, y from Tours.
The Republican Capital Removed
to bordeaux.
Probable Restoration Of the Empire and
fssl the Bonapartes
Another Two Days Battle on
the Loire.
.~~,~<o>~->>o<So>~><~-->,,~
The French Defeated with
Heavy Loss.
De PaladineS Removed---Bourbah and
Chauzay in Command.
Address Of General Ducrot to His
Soldiers.
Preparations Making for Another Great
SOrtie from Paris.
The New York herald., 1870-12-12

Rumored Occupation of Havre-Commuoica.
tions Restored-Abbevillo Not Occupied
Gunboats to Defend 81. Nazaire-Pro gress
Of the Siege or BeIiort.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts. Obitu-
aries will ho charged at advertisement rates. for
notices over four lines.
Transient advertisements will bo inserted at
formcr ratios, viz: 81 for the first insertion OF
ORG square, Of eight lines or less, and twenty
five cents for each SUBSEQUENT Insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items 10 cts. per
line for the first insertion, and eight conts por
line 10: each subsequent insertion will be
{ hargcd
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- !VRF U01' '0" !" '0" WV ''' ,., III :,
n,m,Jo1 rl~ aft 5cs,;tute hv ihn want Of
pro,,or caro.;nht IN ;to ierosscI nrnlecloro
pl'l'' ''' '"'t' - ''0
THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE: COMPLY.
- a.
3FAuAToH' Az
Offers To every head Of n family perfect :nr'lTi'Y
against this mnlanch"iy GO, hl!i"n
IL is for LIFE INSURANCE. oNi'
It's chnrtor is perpetual.
its Cash Capital $1,000.
1t is organized on the i'Hs'' "i c"ld hNtllAI
Life ot New York, and it.! successful rXpt'.
ri,nrc
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DHUaaS. CEgEyHFE2 ',*. Nc.

H. IT. COOK NM =. CREIGHTON.
TUOK u CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers III
AND CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
Farnishes ana Oils.
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
No, lO7 King street.
,;.;n, fn.n iEn rnnntrr mar Off
: s,u11vIu 1sESEY. MaHLoN II. JhNEEY
81 DEALERS II
PUNE DRUGS LEWIS WHITE LEAD
Paints Oils and Earnishcs.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY.
No l45, King street.
ny Ordars and Inquiries iro!G Tic country
promptly attended to sep 23'-- :
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Va are prepared TO iii orders For
rI!ik WINDSOR PLASTER,

BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER,
finely grunn.l, n. min. dollars pnr ton # 2"l
pounds in the purchasers bags; IN onr own
bags ut ten dollars per t''n. the n"9S u h' 'o-
turn,I in Ten ,luy:, and eleven dollars in hAr-
rcls hcivnro on tho cars or wharf.
All !ags no. roturncl within thirty d"y3 /"
bn rsid !n~. We warrant the pinstcr gro"ni
ut this Mill ~ pure and nnn 'nLnrated Mrllric'
Gfh 1-3u LEE ~ BRO.
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E"rEK'Es'
Having Just returned fr2m the North, where
l. with srrsG care have selected very choice
lot Of UEDCERlES consisting Of every art'rl"
found in tho grocery line, | would IEVltn I"
call from my friends and tho pHhlc generally
In my stock can be found
Sugars, Teas and Coil es. OF all grades.
Branlcs, Wines, WhiSl:os. &c, Foreign
and Domestic.
ireserve.. Fruits, il cans and jars
Jcliits, Sauces, Catsups, &C.
American Pickles, in jars and hbls
Also Cross and Blackwelfs Pickles.
| Flour Fine, Super? Extra and Famig.
| misunderstanding and Chewing, ot "ll !iild"'
Cigars and Cigarettes, O! thc hntSt IWA!!ty.
Soars-Commun, Patent and Toilet
Syfups and Moas=eS.
Fine Salts, IN sacks, small bags and boNcs.
Cmndlcs-Spcrm, AlAnMntinc and !allow
Vinogar-Common, Cider and White Wine.
Vegetables, in cans and jars.
Walnuts, Pecans, Almonds, &c.
Boxed Fruits such as Ctron, Figs and HHt&-
ins, in quarter half and whole boxes also
Sccdlcss ltaisins, Dates, Mincc Meat Snd Cur
rants.
A large lot oc wood anA willow Ware,
Brooms, &C.
Hams s--Country and SHgsr-curod, covered
and uncovered.
Shoulders, Breast Pieces and Sides.
And every other article found in y hrst-ciaSS
grocery store, and which l purpose to s.'I
'''''''' ~ '',''' GEO. l. SEATON,
nov 12--tf 10 King street.
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TAKE rAE.rI,ULAi. ~

TAKE l. tLt / l.-h :. rtiS'.
I):. ). ,.,!'lr.saa'.a AN tu.an hr.y" inii".
themselves Ny i'rpr"For "'tuiH'""" NW' s.'n
tury huJit-, which ram bp.n Dohy """ '"''.'
uuit.i.; them rar G;.aoc yu=lii"~., ~."@I, .'..'
''Thcsu ..c so:ac OF inc SAD ,.Ha '"o!"n'.."'5
effect: produced BY carly habit Of yc";' -"
MeaEilrs. ii The b.un 40 i-!'::",, !''i"' ~ ''
Gc.i n;,eucs5 of Siyab !Ioss ni MUs'ulNr ~"
or, rn yila.io o.! tic Heart bysHep;i%',: I,i
y3us IrritYsi.i.y, Dcr"n&em"n! ii tho b'H"s!'''
Functions, Genera: Debility. Symptoms
81 r%rjtIIy'-Ii.n i,nfl.i clio l. %" ,h" "'.
sro much IT, bo dreaded. los .! A".""'H.
Corrrsio:. -! .,,..-, Dvpra.aI,;. Of :7r'n:' i'''
ForehpLir"a, .,Nc:#om - 'o":aty, s''''i !'.''''-
Low, u Solitude, r:".ai,., 80" '.'e s''"" "
Tie Oh. ;ro..aco@.
T.ol.s..nI% %. .era.. d.: ~! "%"* ''::. ."'.
rt!,-cw h.. j.: LMo c.uar.It t.cir declining !.',.'
losing tnais Y,;"c, o4co;"'"& "e''h, ''',''.
w., ~ e,.,.....ar., !:.'iG.. %E!"%ii%f ~ .'
.aco .opu. lnrrye., roTHh ~: ;'Th@"i. g.
UunsuJr p.l,T. .
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4 NEN n n y - I II II TT Il L !
VIM. COGAN,
No. Is North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand y largo and complete
assortment of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS.
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
pORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES:
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES; !;
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting l. inc.
= Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted up with Gas in the most substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories. Mills, SC. prompt
ly and faithfully executed; all st prices which
viii rivo satisfaction. my S-tf
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sssS4sS s3S.
SN VI f.. BROOK ES,

NXTM f.. BKUOkES,
lSuccassor to Brookcs & Taylor,l
FAMILY GROCER,
Corner Pitt and Prince streets,
And Dealer in
Eil.r r,.+. Coil,n5, Sugars Pickles, American
an,! Mugish, Canned Goods, Tobacco,
>'ogIrs, etc, etc.
y. L All orders lrom the country sha!l ro-
cciyc prompt attention dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-07
RsGDEGIA H.,

ytA!TIhiUkE LOCK HOSPITAL.
E:%rnl;ilSHgu AS 4 NHfUGE FROM
GUACEEEI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-07

THE ONLY PLACE. WHE.j.E A CURE
CAN i;f. DHT.i!N \ rli.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-07

VNXGELSIUR MILLS.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-07
Young Nj l. n,

r. pocaly, who havo become tao y'cun'" G.
.o!;t"ry Wee, that ;!ro"atI! and destrHcNy9
habi. Which @n';u"i'g s%c"Is % ~ Titim'.y
rrsv:. ihousaM,is =! Young Alc.! 81 TIA m,S;
G.coi!.f.: talents ana brilliant HtotIoci, WI"
might oti":wi-r have cn:r"&'2i is."hli'E og'':',
tn-s Win Tho thua,!crs Of ctoquGHct or wake.
to os:acy tho li:irg Tyr, '""y :A'! vita !"i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-07
INSURANCE. AGENCIES.

TOW OFTEN Is THE HOUSEHOLD
Ill loaf buried with the household head, and
families that might have been comfortably
p1 divided for, lett destitute by the want OF y
proper foresight in its deceased protector?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-07
Cash paid for old Iron and Brass.
/ raw

OEAS AND STEAM FIFTH N &
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03
The SILK state.

California, with all her other
claims of singular superiority, ia
now in o condition to claim the
honor of being the Banner State
Of the Union. She is the first tC
manufacture silk in tho Republic
having begun literally ab QUO, from
the eggs, produced the cocoons anC
carried the usual processes to thu
completion of q beautiful texture
such as may stand q comparison
with the silk OF the Old Con tlnent
Part Of the California silk has been
shaped into flags, one Of which il
to wave from the Capitol at Wash
ington, and another from the dom,
Of tho State Capitol, to signaIiz,
one of those peaceful victorie,
which arc generally of moro i'm.
porta9ce to pcoplc,than tho vic
tories Of war. - 80 ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03

Bad news for thieves and swim
dlers come from Canada. On the
first instant . law went into effect
which piovid6s Hth6trif any per-
sonshrines iliO CaRada, OF has in
his possession therein, any proper
ty stolen, obtained by fraud or
false pretenses, in any other oouns
try, in such manner that the steal
ing or obtaining it in like manner
in Canada would be by our laws q
felony or misdemeanor, then. the
bringing OF such property here, or
having it in possession with the
knowledge offs being unIawfully
obtained, shall bo an offepse Of the
same nature, and punishable 10
the same manner. as If the steal.
ing or unlawful obtainance had
taken place in Canada" A sharp
application of this lHwIwill put An
end to the refuge Which thieves
and swindlers from The United
States, whose ofenbes were not
within the provisions Of the extra.
dition treaty, have found in some
cities of the Dominion.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03

Utah Territory has 6b,OOO
square miles; population 10000,
not 5000 ofwhom are gentiles; has
under cultivation $4,000 acres Of
land-S0,0O acres are in cereals,
1000 In sorghum, 1000 in root
crops, 200 lin the southern seotion)
in cotton, 800 in papple>orchards,
l l,OOO'in peas, rs IN grapes, 1876 In
currants, and 10000 in meadow,
They look upon cotton as u sue.
cess, Tor their own use. Ninety.
four thousand acres y we're irriga.
ted at cost, during the year, ma.
king canals, etc, Of S4T0OO. prov
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03

"SoMEBoDY's BAR OF IRoN."-
Dayton, Ohio, has gotTa street
railway, and the reporter OF one
Of the papers there relates the iol-
lowing, incidental thereto: A far
mer from Perry township, who
snt'road the papers, and had
never seen or hoard of q street
railway, when on his way 10 the
city, yesterday, for the frat time
for threo months, discovered q
portion Of ono Of tho iron rails oi
tho street railway, where the
snow had melted and disclosed Il
to plain view, at the western ter.
minus, and be straightway aIight-
cd from bis wagon. and endeavor-
cd TO secure 1t. Somebody's lost
his bar Of ironl'' exclaimed the
farmer, as be caught hold OF IL;
"aud tho darned things froze
mighty fast, tool" His efforts were
futile, for no couldn't budge the
bar. just then, a man eamo along
and Informed the venerable fossil
that IL was rail OF the street rail-
way, and reached from that point
to the extreme east end of Dayton,
and that he'd better lot il lay thorel
And he drgp on. ,1v foII -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03

EsTRAvLAws OF OuIo,-Under
the laws Of Ohio. Whoever takos up
an estray apimal--shecp, COW, on,
mule, 40, lis required, within
three days, to make an accurate
description Of such animal, its
marks, probable, ago 60, furnish
scopy totho,towhship cletki with,
IN five days no is TO advertise IL in
three public places 10 the town.
shlpih any other kinds than hogs
or sheep, he IL, within fve days, 10
send a similar description 70 tho,
county clerk,-Erchdnge. n, 4
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03
Is or Are.
T9ilH-w- Do 4
BY R. B. FOSTER,
A correspondent I writes

A correspondent writes:
II am puzzled to know whether
a singular or o plural verb should
be employed after certain. collec>
tive nouns: E. O., The Pink Brig.
ade ARE conducting their own pas
per, or The Pink Brigade is con.
ducting, etc. l wrote the former,
the Faculty required the latter"
In every collective noun there
are two ideas implied, the unity
of the whole, and the plurality Of
the parts. According as the ono
or the other predomipates, the idea
tends to the use Of the singular or
of the plural form of the verb
The form Of the noun being singu-
lar, always tends TO the use OF the
singularin the verb But idea is
a stronger force than form.
The practical. rulo to be dOduced
from these principles is that If the
diversity Of the parts is the leading
idea as ih case Of disagreement or
strongly marked individuality, use
tho plural form Of tho verb; but II the
unity of the whole is the idea that
comes To- the front, 0 nse the singu.
lar.
o Examples :: Ny family are'welI:
Individually. My'family are quar-.
reling; disagreement, Ny family
is united: unity. The church in
Notown haze fallen cut with each
other: the parts nssert their indi.
viduality. The church at Notow wn
has giuea) a,call TO Rev. DR.. Fair.
speech. Tho church does this as
one man, The committee is agreed
The committee are not agreed.
II is curious 10 notice tho histor.
ical Development OF the idoa OF uni
~ in our nation as seen in the use
of tho term l"United States" At
first the verb agreeing with it was
always plural. Then came a peril
cd during which writer's and
speakers avoided that com bination.
Now, tho best custom ia TO use q
singular verb with the bominative
UNITED States Western Educd.
tional Reriep. ly0ret pr
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03

A SEEDING BLOOD PEAoH.-
John III. Ives writes the Country
Gentleman of o freestone blood
peach which he calls the most val.
liable variety he possesses, which
came up nearly twenty years ago
on his ground as a Seeding. He
says This freestone blood is the
hardest and most constant bearer
among all my peaches. The orig.
inal tree produced in 1868 two
bushels, and this year (ls69) up.
wards of one bnshoI. It'is in such
demand that,it brings So q bushel,
with the pitsrctnrned to mo. The
pits reproduce the same.aIf any
other Seeding is in the rows ! know
them Immediately, as the blood
has red stems all round on every
side, as soon as the seedlings are
six or eight inches In growth. l
have in my garden five or six trees,
four years from the stone, which
bore the identical fruit this season,
The fruit is medium size, with q
very thin skin and bright red
throughout. Halfa peck, when
divested of their stones, weigh five
pounds. Tho demand for this va.
riety is for making sweet pickles
with vinegar and sugar.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03
Henry Ward Beecher ON the


Crow si5esol ,-s
In o recent issue u the Ledger,
Henry Ward BoCchOr speaks Of tho
crow rs follows: o't1en ~
Aside from this special question
ol profit and loss, we have q warm
sido toward the crow, he is 30
much like one OF ourselves. lie
is lazy, and that is human; he Ia
cunning, and that il human. lie
takes advantage OF those weaker
than himself, and that is man like.
Ho is sly, and hides for tomorrow
what no cant cat today, showing
a real human providence. Ho
learns tricks much faster than no
does usofGfthngs, showing a true
boy nature. Ho thinks his own
color tho best, and loves to hear
his own voice, which are eminent
traits Of humanity. He will mover
work when ho can get another to
work for him-a genuine human
tuit, lIo eats whatever ho can
lay his claws upon, and Is less mis-
chievous with n belly full than
when hungry, and that il like
man. Ho 10 at war with,alI living
things except his own kind, and
with them when ho has nothing
olso TO do. . Z
No wonder men despiso crows
they aro too much like mon
Take of his wings, and put him in
breeches, and crows would make
fair average men. Give men
wings. and reduce their smartnoss
a little. and many OF them would
be almost good enoughto DO crows,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03

WATCHES AND PIANos.-Thore
we're reported for taxation in Ohio.
in 1869, lO0,442 watches valued at
s2,6ls, ,399, and 1871 pianos, val.
ned at S3,O70,649. There wero in
franklin county 2,7G3 watches, and
662 pianos; in Hamilton county
1921 watches, and 3,79s pianos.
in Coyahoga, $3.50 watches, and
1881 pianos. ,tI
There were listed for taxation in
the State in 1869, 527 100 carriages
valued at Sl5,342,347. Franklin
county reported $3.50 carriages
Cnyahoga, 0,9l8, and Hamilton
1898. i'f as'3''..I
There wero listed for taxation
in franklin county, 1913 dogs,
valued at sll,254; in Cuyahoga
county, 1882, valued at s9,s25; In
Hamilton county. 5,744, valued al
slS505. According to this, dogs
are held at higher rates in Colum
bus than they are in Cleveland and
Cincinnati. There were reported
in the State lIo, l44 dogs, valuod
at s376,57O. has - M,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03

.9 O. LlAbbotl had agChris TO pl
dlnncrat Santa Barbara, Gu lys. D,
mia, at which were served up, H., M
from tho garden, new sweet
Irish potatoes, bOets, beans, apro
grocn corn, lettuce, radi Llties !
tomatoes, apples, lemons, pome.
granatos, olives, strawberries, and
q nico. cluster Of flowers, with lem.
on, apple, berry and raspberry
blossoms 10 adorn the table.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03
Ghe EaEette.
How Good Farmers Save
Money! dfao

Money e7ao
They take good FsPsrs'shd read
them. .,,...
Thes keep an accounted farm
operations. q
They do not leave their imple,
msnts scattered over the farm ex,
posed 70 snow, rain and heat.
They repair their tools and
buildings at a proper time, and d.
not suffer a subsequent three.fold
expenditure oftime and money.
They uso their money judiciOus'
ly. and they do not attend auction
sales to purchase all kinds ol
trumpery because it is cheap.
They see that their fences are well
repaired, aud their cattle not graz
ing in their meadows, or grain
fields, or orchards.
They do not refuse to make cor.
rect experiments in q small way,
ofmany new things.
They plant their fruit trees well,
care for them, and of course get
good crops.
They practice economy by Civ.
ing their stock good shelter du-
ring the winter; also good food, ta-
king all that is upsound, half.rot-
ten, or mouldy, out.
Lastly, they read the advertise
ments, know what is going on, and
frequently save money by it.
Successful farming is made by
attention to little things. The far
mer who docs his best, earns bis
money with best appreciation
and uses it with best results
Such men are tho salt Of the earth.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Susannah Bollenbaugh, widow of Jacob Bol.
enbaugh, deceased; George Combs, and
Martha !. Combs, hts wife, Israel Bollenbaugh,
Zeno Click, and Amanda Click, his wife, and
Mary E. Bollenbaugh OF Fairfield county,
Ohio, will take notice that q petition was fled
against tlem on The 18th day OF January, A. u.
1870, in the Court 0fCommon Pleas, within nnd
for the County OF Fairfield, OHIO, by the un.
dersigned and is now pending, wherein he de.
mnnd' partition of tho following real estate,
situate IN said county ofFarfeld, to-wit:
let. The south west quarter Of section two,
IN Township thirteen, of Range Twenty, ex-
cepting thereirom two lots, or parcels OF land
one OF nineteen acres and forty eight hud.
dreths of an acre, the other five acres, con.
yeyed by Jacob Welsh TO Amos Welsh az the
Record OF Deeds ofsaid county OF Fairfield viii
appear; leaving in said quarter section one
hundred and forty acres OF land.
End. A part OF the north west duartor oil
secfiontwo, in Township thirteen, or Ran Re
Twenty, co ntaining one acre Of land, situate I n
the south west 0rner OF said qua rter sect on,
and being the same premises conveyed hy
Alvah Paul and wife to Jacob Bollenbauph, by
deed dated the 18th Of September A, d. 1851;
aud that at the next term of said Court the nm
1ersigned VIII apply for an order that partition
may be made q said premises, aud the dover
estate Of the said Susan nah Bollen taugh be as.
signed therein. g faI1ll1- -'N'r
NELSON BoLLENBAUGH,
W. p. CREEB, i7agIf mi ,Petitioner
Atty for Petitioner.
January goth, A. u. lS70w6. u.!ki i'n
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-03

= AiIttle four.ysaf old, watching
from the window o procession Of
children from tho orphan asylum,
exclaimeds dsfHowi I'D like 10 30 ao
orphan and playhsoldierslD Dss .io,.
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Because

After eleven, years, expert
, ence andItrial the sales have
increased s each 9 and severy
year, Sand thousands of let
'ters (unsolicited) Of the re- re-
markables cures, they, have,
performed, lbearos witness.
q Read the letters ain Local
Column Of cures BY these.
,I,a y. : i i;h;;,,l os sniiloc-- coOu -.
!, .,laagy odt 4olll'S hos
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Our establishment is now re-
filled with a new and complete
stock in all the foregoing depart
ments, which will be constantly
replenished by fresh purchasesin
the best markets of the country
The public are assured that
no House in Ohio will be per-
mitted to excel us in the induce
ments offered to buyers at retail.
All kinds of Country Produce
bought in their season, and the
highest market prices paid.
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The diptberia is prevailing to-
an alarming extent in many parts
Of Vermont y. \. ,.' y, '.'aas !. -s91A &
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bee ssiieGluN vao - l9 ,S6sIRW III 8
asaszA1 ssfk s'gomtiS .oesr dsse'g sass
eh4t efts
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CABINET MAKING
bo
us CHANGE OFaFTRM. os
Cabinet Ware G Furantt,uir,es
Undertaking.

AOneHEtRSE e always In readln esS for at,
tendance nc funeraisj CoffinR made to order
and good assortment Of Burial Cases, cask'
eta, &C, kept on hand. ...,..,;,.. ri,v,
Thanking he public iorpNstiavofs thehev
firm will endeavor 10 dessryea contlnuanct
'''''','~ sTRoPEL 4 BLETzAKER.
MR.. JOSEPH BLETzAKER takesthis oc,
casion TO return hlsthanks TO hts old custom.
era, and cir attention TO the new m,
rangement above HAt forth. He hopes to greet
Allhls old friends Mt hisaew place Of business
and torender the same satisfaction as hereto
tshca.t HS1, sS S,iscsAG. ',''.' rel