The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-13

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said, q man Fho @oPrted his wife
N Jail, married her 10 jail, aud had
TseveraF chifdrefi born n iail Yet,
ARith0l, 2 no amDsesl ia respectable
society and is. iG GoxofDnlcpE sm.
ploy. 80, .:...--.....s -. Z.
w nRhS7edltbr tthe Ala6ama State
tJouEgal 7Tpdestlys requests that
lsaps 9fr bin Patrons present. him
and bis, printers with q bafrel Of
good WHISKY and q bnslief basket
Of egsSe as &asIight token Of their
l,aPprcciaEioh. ,.,sIs ts....c,
/ Two o7g gesuiL, fathers haze been
holding o ssriesof revival meetipgs
IN Albany, New York, resulting In
foBeahdh dtcd and efShtS cdnfrna-
tions, fifteen bof iwhomr Wero con.
Ilfo Il aw5 s8 naro1 55T
A correspondent writing to
ZioI's, Herald, Boston, says quiet
Is so'hrNrest5rsd I'll , Ge5rgiaht That
her'bctjerds tlJ& tine fofii killing
Methodist preachers has goneaby
forever. ~'"-
y So roow e4u2 n 7 aor
I Tho Jews alter much ncgotia.
Gonp %thn itife sRdssiau Govern.
mont, h6ve,obtaincd petmissioh to
ierect9s synagogue az St. Peters,
burg, being The ffsI that has ever
existed in that. nation.
" A revival Of religion isiu pro-
+gress inaltOnroviai Ind other parts
boty LiberiaGthe most powerful and
wide spread ever before expcriepc-
ed on the continent. The families
iof President Payne, ex.Presidont
Warner, The late Attorney Gene
raj, the Jex Chief Justice, and
many Of the prominent citizens
have shared in its blessings, no,
u The Uniyersalists in the United
States have 1872 societies and 5SS
ministers connected with eighty
1.-TWO associations. Their denomi-
national schools coBsistiDg Of
three colleges, Two theological
seminaries and five academies-
numbered last year l, 400 students.
fThe institutions have an aggro.
gate endowment OF 100000.
I A. watchman in q mill at Perry.
vile, Mass, has made friends with
a large rat and his numerous fans
4 lily. AT the midnight lunch hour,
the watchman gives slight rap on
the wall, which brings out the rats
to share his hospitality, and, after
finishing their meal, the pets play
taround, their bencfactor in the
most spOrtiye, trusting manner"
, The following sketch OF amaiers
nal prodigy is from the, Ja1esyille
Gazette "Thete9 is d woman in
| this city who was married at tho
rage Of l3; her first child was born
Pbciore she was IA; at the age of is
( she had'four chldten,s and now at
20 has seven children. ."39siouoE
4, The fearfplly narrowing mcdi-
cal titles bestowed on trihng, all
fmcnts Is the bandage with which
} non inquirefs o arc & biindfolded.-
d Whensa youngster has q bloody
nose, the physician learnedly3 il
Eliminates a silly mother BY pro-
nouncing her child "affiictcd with
sPistqrrlS.' .'adi ba9amopl s.sl
b, A, New York bachelor saw q nice
young woman helping a blind
man across, The street, and forth
7 With was introduced, wooed and
1meiried tile girl..o She told her
q lady friends all abouL9 it, and tho
consequence is that o new society
has been started, called "Tho
Young Ladies' Humanitarian AS
sociation for Helping Blind Men
Aross the Street" Z b. tsia.t
IAN instance CT utterly heartless
Ond wanten cruelty isreported in
the conduct Of young woman
from New Jersey, who has gone all
| the way to India to marry an in
offensive missionary whom she has
y never seen, and who, consequently,
' can never have done anything to
q iDjure her. ODD d H,Jaae
=, Pc The publishers of the late A. D.
Richardson's books state, in the
I. New York TTi6sne, that they have
| Told as follows: 'tFleld, Dungeon,
5 Ind Escape $4,000 copies; "Per-
ronal History of US, Grant" 23,-
500; HBeyond the Mississippi"
| 100000 and are still selling at the
safe Of from 1900 to 5000 copies
$ monthly 10 s7oi1rr .ai
b ,, Anumber of gentlemen in Nae
:. sau IN. H., engaged in fish culture
possess, as the result Of about tW o
: year" experiment, one hundred d
! Thousand trout in their points,
covering about ones7and q hal
3 acres i and they have just place.
G an immense number Of trout eg
in tho water to Increase the stock
1t is reported that the real esta.
belonging to the heirs of r, F. "
c Allst6n, late Governor Of South
= Carolina, was recently sold unde.
i a decree in equity. Five plante
t tions, Containing 4, ,1OS acres, whioi
+ cost originally 1922, 500, were sold
;. tor S42,7OO,o Large quantities oi
d pine and swamp lands were alsc
If sold az from s to % cents an acre
y i i n ore IA adj va noilB9diiGTBd!
Each member Of Congress gel!
J. 3, f50 pounds Of, Agricultural Re
r port, Ssl pounds Of Patent Ofic,
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