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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-12-20
Our System Of Practice.

The medical world has become di-
vidrd into so many different cliques,
ism= and pathies, that our peculiar
-,stem Of practice may need omc ex-
PLANTATION.
Oar remedies arc principally vegcta-
BILE describing entirely the use OF Cal,
omcl or Mercury in any form, believ-
IN: ii 10 be a disease creating agent ,f
the worst description.
We are also opposed to the use of
general blood-letlins in any case; be-
lIeving il 10 be injuri"ua to The consti-
luton, and of!eniimes dangerous te
life.
Our mode of detecting 'chronic af-
fcctions" of the internal organs is
principally by an examination of the
urine.
During The whole course of our
study and practice we have paid4par-
iicular attention 10 this old German
Mode of detecting di.casc, and we
leeI perfectly well satisfied that "thcrc-
Is no more certain sign offered in dis
case" thIn is presented in that sccre-
lion.
Therefore, we now o especially
invite all those laboring under finger
ing disease that has not been cured,
because, perhaps the complaint wa
not properly understood, 10 send q vial
of their urine for examination, and
have the necessary medicines sen,
them. We wish it distinctly under
stood that this especial" invitation i
.iven 10 tho.e who have sufficiently
tried the remedies of their famil,
and have failed TO obtain,
relief at his hand.
This is our privilege and right rs
physicians, and it is the right ana
privilege of the afflicted to obtain their
professional advice and me ,icinc where |
they choose. Our office and residence
is at No 1872 Grant street, Pittsburgh, |
where if any others choo-e to apply |
we will give them cur best medical
attention, and will promise them re-
lief in every case where a reasonable
hope can be entertained.
l.. OLDSHUE, NJ. d. |
T. J.. OLDSHUJ:, M. d.
j. W. OLDSHUI, NJ. d.
Address Drs. Oldshue,
No. 1872 Grant ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Express Robbers.

81. Memphis, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1871.
1IIi. morning, while William PIN
kcrton, in company with, Detective
ConnelI, was bringing billiard Far
ringlon (alias Clark and Barton, the
two express robbers arrested near
Verona, Missouri, from Cairo TO
Columbus ON a steamer, Clark asked
Pinkerton to go out on the guard, as
he hid something to tell him. No
sooner had they reaehel Lie guard
than Clark, though heavily ironcd,
snatched Pinkerton's revolver from his
belt, cooked it, and presented it at
Pinkerton's had, saying, Il have you
now" Pinkerton called to Council,
who. springing to his side, knocked
up the pistol as it was discharged, the
bail grazing Pinkerton's te.np!e. A
desperate struggle cnsued, during
which Clark fell overheard, passing
under the wheel, and sunk. 1t Is
supposed the wheel struck i'm. AT
all events he never rose again. Bar
ton had made u iull confession. Clark,
knowing this, attempted 20 kill PIN
kerton for revenge. Barton was for
merry brakeman on the Nashville
AMI North western railroad. He was
brought to Union City, near where
the robbery was committed, and
lodged in jail. :
A dispatch this evening from Robert
Pinkerton says Levi Harrington,
brother of billiard, was captured to-
day at Harrington, Illinois, after a
terrible struggle. He will be brought
to Tennessee for trial. These broth
ers are notorious horse-thieves and
murderers, and the Southern Express
has for over two months
had twenty to forty detectives on their
track
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WANrED.-We are in need oil
money! Will our delinquent sub
scribers be good enough to pay the
amount long due on our paper? We
feel, in the language of Mr.. Lincoln,
that cit is easier to pay a debt when
you have the money, than when you
have it not" We are constantly call
ed upon for money to pay hands, pur-
chase paper, and meet installments on
our printing Office, as well as to live.
We have been patient; but if all de-
l%inquents fora greater period than one
year, will be kind enough 10 pay up
before the first Of January next, they
will do US a favor that will be highly
appreciated. VIII you?
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A GREAT

Every voter in the Nation should
know the principles OF each political
party, that offers. TO compete with the
others for the administration of oui
government as Interpreted by it
friends. -
The New Reform Party is a young
and rapidly risin gone, and we feel sure
its friends would multiply much last
er, if its principles could at once be
made known to all the voters in The
land.
The Pennsylvania and Labor Tri-
bune is the ablest advocate of the new
party, which is now assuming Ma
tional Importance. AL who contri-
butte to the wealth of the country
should not fail to read it.
Try it awhile, and if you don t like
the principles it advocates you will
know what they are, and how to com
bat them. Terms, $500 per- year /;
S1.25 for six months; IS cents for
three months in advance. Address,
THEo. w. HEIR, Publisher,
Ledger Building,
Philadelphia.
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FIRE IN MANsFIELD.-We regret
to learn that on Friday morning last
The three STORY brick building ON
North Park street, owned by H. G..
Hedges, was burned, together with
most of its contents. The building
was occupied by j. p. Rummcll, ba-
ker and grocer; Bell e. Shoup, gro.
GERS; j. Ritter d; Son, leather store !;
ShieM and Banner printing office
Hedges & CIugstone, law office, and
other smaller offices. Part of the
stock on tue first floor was saved. The
Shield and Banner office lost all except
their books. The tctal loss on the
building and stock is So, 900 to $780,
600, insured as follows Building So
600, in the Richland Mutual, $4,000
in the Knox Mutual, and $4,000 in
the Columbiana Mutual. The stock
vas Insured for $1,000 in the Under
writer's of New York, 3d. 900 in the
Home of Columbus, $1,000 i'll the
Home OF New York. 81 1900 in the
North America, s., 800 in the Etna, |
and 81, 800 in The I;icIland Mutual. (
We understand that Mr.. GlesSncr's loss
Is CStiLllucu aL StA,O'U insured LOT
$4,000. The fire is supposed to be
the work of an inccndiary.
John Klein, Jr. aud a Miss Matthias
were instantly killed while removing
goods from an adjoining frame build
ing, occupied as a residence and sa4
loon by JOHN Matthias, by the west
wall Of il brick building falling OH
them. Harr, Sutherland was serious
~ injured, and two others received
severe bruises. . -a'
Al Mr.. Gicssner's period of life the
loss to him Is very great We have
heard any o~nerspcak nf the matter
without m~anifestng the greatest sym
for him. We tru.t the enter-
citizens OF Mansfield will lend n
hand in putting the She'd J
tinarc upon its feet again. The paper
vas in honor TO the city /; while its !
venerable editor, by his genial and
;cntlemanly department, had won a !
lost OF friends, and created a fine ]
equation as an editor. Our warm- :
ST sympathie- are extended to him n
lnder ihis calamity. -
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Masonic FESTIVAL
AND
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.


There will be a Public Installation
of the Officers of Ashland Lodge and
Chapter in their Lodge Rooms on the
evening of the 9th inst. After the
Installation ceremonies there will be
a Festival at the Town Hall. The
proceede of the Festival are for the
benefit of the New Lodge Rooms
now iii process of construction,
on the corner of Orange Street. No
time or efforts will be spared 10 make
this one of the srandest Festivals and
entertainments ever witnessed in Ash
land.
All Masons are expected to take an
active part 10 this arrangement; and
all persons, Masons and those not
Masons, are cordially invited to be
present-1nsEallatjon Public-Tickets
to supper IS cents.
The following persons have been
appointed Committees for the purpose
of soliciting provisions and n-ecessaries
for the Festival : r'
90. SavANNAH-D N. Heiffner, Jno.
B. Vermilya.
ORANGE-James Alberson.
RowscQEG- PsvanIa- yJx. J. p.
Smally, NJ. IT. McHose.
HAYEsvILLE-T. II. Seton, VIC.
Galloway.
JEroM EvitLE-Dr. J. Cowan, j.
Wilson, Nathan Glenn.
MJFrEIN-H. D Eufh, Jacob Ward
John Kagey.
OAIvEcEUEc.-A. D. Mercer, B.
John Houston.
MiLroN Tp.-Scott Nelson, An.
drew Williams, Geo. Brubaker.
AsHLA3D.-S w Beer, 3 F Nell
son, w 6 Heltman, G G Wick, J B
Charles, r NJ Zuver, IT Engle, w
G I'.azee.1
Mrs E T Drayton, Mrs T M Beer,
Mrs B f Nelson, Mrs J j Jacobs,
Mrs H J C~ressinger Mrs A o Long,
Mrs w G HeItman.
Miss Sadie Uric, Agnes McNuliv,
iena Hill. Jennie Stull. Annie Baird,
Nary MeCombs. Mary Dravton Mary
Stevens, Sadie De Shong, KITE Ken
~, Alice Devor.
Com. on Di<hes.-M L Rudesill, A (
3 Newcomer, NJ Winbigler.c !
Com. on Correspondence w 7
lberson j p Devor, A o Long
Com. on fables.-EllintL Campbell,
'eter S%wineford, Eli Coleman.
Com. OH Music.-Dr Ii j Ores
W 81 Gates, and EFT Drayton. c
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WORTH S1,25.
CUT IT OUT.

Send this Advertisement TO the Branch
office of the South Carolina Land and Inn
migration Association, 704 Broadway, New
York, together with SIPS, and you will re-
ceive a numbered Ticket entitling the hold
er to one quarter Of the gift dawn by it at
the Grand Concert in Charleston, on the
Sth day of January, next. 2405 Cash Pri-
yes, amounting to $500, GOO, and ranging in
value from $40 to $780, 0O, Will then be
distributed TO subscribers, under the aus
pices of distinguished men, whose names
alone are a guarantee of honor aud good
faith. The project is endorsed bv August
Belmont, Charles O'Conor, T.. A. Hoyt,
President of the N. Y. Gold Board. Wade
Hompton, and many eminent citizens
-Four Chances for $500. This is a lottery
but a Stale plan 10 secure funds for 1mmi-
grafton purposes Send for a Circular.
Gen. NJ c. Butler, President ; John
Chadwick and Gen. NJ. w. Gary, Vice
Presidents; s. c. L. and 1. Association,
Charleston aud 704 Broadway, N. Y.
[3w23)
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. Mohican Lodge.

Mohican Lodge, Nc. S5, I. O.. y. F.
of Ashland, Ohio, will have a public
Installation of the Officers elect, on
Tuesday evening, January 2, 1872.
P. G. M. John A. Lee and D. D.
6. M, P. T. Cleckner will be in at
tendance as installing officers.
Alter the Installation, supper will
beptovided at the Miller House.
7 The Brethren and friends of the
order are cordially invited to be pres
emit ON the occasion.
.4, JOSEPH SrOFER, N. G.
E.E cR0WELL, r. S.
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MARKET,

Flour, white per >brl. $s,25.dsAm.
Der, 7,75-Red 7,25.- Country white
100. Buckwheat -four, S,26to 8. 30.
Rye -four, 500 to. $685.. Wheat dull.
S1,46. Oats, 44c. Rye, 75c.
Pork.-Mess &C.. Lard, in kegs,
93c. Hams, smoked 123c--shoulders,
73c. Butter, 24c. Eggs, CSC.
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FOR SALE.

A dwelling house in neat condition,
with a productive lot, on Main street
Ashland. Is convenient TO the bust
ness part of town. and a be purchas-
ed al q reasonable rate. For particu-
lars. inquire Of A. NJ. Kuisely. in the
Commercial Block. Aug, l4tf.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-12-20

@IHssRAxcE.LMr.-E. G. Brown. of
Sullivan, is General Agent for the
National Capitol Life Insurance Co.,
for Ashland and Wayne Counties ;
and will soon call on u citizens
The Company he represents IS said to
be one Of the best in the Union, with
abundant means 10 redeem all IFS
pledges. Go and insure.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-12-20

Louis LEON, the Clothing Merchant
in the McNulty House, says he will
sell, for the next thirty days, his
stock of Clothing, &C., at almost cost,
in order to reduce his immense stock.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-12-20
SEWING MACHINE.

Persons about to purchase a reliable
Sewing Machine will find it greatly to
their interest to examine the s.Weed
Family Favorite" on exhibition at
Beers Hardware.
ALFRED M. SHEETS,
Travelling Agent.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-12-20

CHIcAGo LIES IN AsHEs.-A Mon
ument of bad. Carbon Oil. This should
be q warning to all not to $ a poor
article. Always use the best. We
do not think there is any as good as
-Folts-Se cent? Oil in the market. 1t
is positively safe. Remember Foltz
has the largest fue Of Holiday goods
ever bfeughtto Ashland.
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FINE GRoeERIEs.-Dewalt 1Guth,
at his old stand ON Main ST., Ashland,
keeps for sale a fine assortment of fresh
family groceries of all kinds, Including
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Spices, Butter,
Flour &c. He also pays the highest
market price for butter, eggs and pro-
duce generally, If you need groceries.
give him a call, and hs will do the
right thing By You. g61ts
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z w WALLACE

Manufacturer and Dealer in BOOTS
and SHOES. Leatherand Shoe find
ings, furnished to the trade at The low
est cash rates. Store in Citizens Bank
Building
Jan. 26, '7o-At
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MARRIBD

On Wednesday, Dec. 9th, 1871, at
the residence of Jas Alberson, Esq,
i'll Orange township. Mr.. S. s. David
son to Miss Eta Riser, both of Ash
land county, Ohio.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-12-20

TIE Soliciting Committee of Ash
land, for the Masonic Festival, will
meet in the Y. M. G. A. Rooms at 7
O'Clock, Thursday evening. Let all
be present. q
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-12-20

FINE FURSffURE.-If you desire
S7a nice Settee, Lounge, Wardrobe, a
ss8farbie topped table, Cottage Furni-
ture, a Bedstead, a Sett of Chairs, or
in fact anything in the line of good
furniture, go and see the Stock OF
-MEMileox,in the BUSHNELL Block
and you can suit yourself in price and
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Any person who sends us a yearly
Club of ten or-more subscriptions to
this Scientific American, at the fore
going club rates. will be entitled to
n copy, free, of the large steel plate
engraving, "Men of Progress"
"#* The postage on the Scientific
American is 5 cents per quarter. To
foreign countries, 2 cents per copy.
Remit by Postal Order, Draft or
Express. Specimen Copies sent free.
Address all letters and make all drafts
OF orders payable TO
MUM & Co..,
(2w23) 81 Park Row, N. Y.
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The incest fancy candies and most
beautiful Cream goods in Ashland are
at Nelson & Gates Drug Store.
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WooD Those desiring to pay sub
seription in wood are requested to do
so before the 10th ofNovember. We
want dry sugar, beech and hickory
wood, four feet long.
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II you desire to avoid fire, death,
and destruction of property, buy
iFolz' so cent Or. there is nothing
iapthszmarket equal to it for safety,
economy or briliancy of light. He
sells the common lamp oil, also.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-12-20

II you -want to give some Uouy
some thing nice, and don'tknow what,
YOU can6 find it at Nelson & Gates.
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G. q GRAVES,
(4w2G Resident Sec,y, Gin. Ohio.

Louis LEON, the Clothing Mer
chant, in the McNulfy House, has
reduced his prices in Clothing, Cloths,
end Cassimeres. Call and see him
for bargains.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-12-20

Nelson q Gates are now opening
a most magnificent stock Of Holiday
Goods.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-12-20

- THE Prince of Wales still fingers,
and there is even a faint hope express
ed that his strong constitution may
bear him through. Meantime the
anxiety and suspense throughout the
three Kingdoms is intense. Public
> meetings are postponed. and even
commerce pauses TO watch the tcle-
sAEraph from Ssndringham.
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A sPLENDID OFFER TO. OUR
SUBSCRIBERS.

We will send The above valuable
paper with our W periodical for one
year, for the low price of $500. This
is a chance TO secure both these peri
odicals for about halt their value.
Send the amount to this Office aud
they will both be promptly forwarded.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-12-20

The "great secret" OF howsto make
yourself agreeable maybe obtained by
using those splendid new Perfumes at
Pancoast's Drug Store, and no Ladies
complete without De La Cours
Oriental Cream. 1t imparts a fresh
ness of beauty to the complexion so
much sought after by ladies Of taste.
Everything in the line of Druggists
Notions, &c, you win find them at
OHIO PANCOASTS.
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Pittsburgh Market.

Wheat $1,25-winter red Ids
winter white 1 so. Corn, shelled CSC.
Oats 45c. Rye 80, Barley Soc.
Flour-white wheat 500. Red
wheat in bbls. 6,25. Ohio -four 700
Apples 200 per Dbl. Butter, choice
25c. Beans 200. Cheese, Ohio 15c,
Eggs Bic. Lard 10c.u a5si.fe
Pork, mess $l4,00.gi Shoulders 8,
Hams sugar-cured 141c. " bi1eu
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A local and county agent wanted
for the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciefY of the United States for this
place or county.
The new business of the Equitable
is larger than that Of any Lie 1nsur
ance Company in the world This is
an opportunity to secure a first class
agency. Address,
~ ~ GPAUES
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Fer Holiday Presents go to Nelson
&Gates Drug Store.
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for
January 1872, is on our table. Thi,
number contains the-Golden GATES
are swinging wide-The Lassie @ the
-Lea-The Angel of Hope-Susan
Jane-O Holy Night, and other val
liable music. We regard this as one
of the best publications on music in
the country. If any of our Lady
readers desire it for the coming year,
We are antho'ized TO club it for 50, 90.
The price of the Musical Monthly is
$500 per annrm, Address j. l..
Peers, No 500, Broadway N, Y,
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HOME AND HEALTH.4This excellent
monthly is received 1t contains-ma.
ny wholesome rules for tie regulation
of the great human family,1 which
should be read and studied by ali.
This Monthly is chiefly devoted to a
discussion of the laws of health, pro-
per food, clothing, recreation, sleep
and ventilation. The matter is adapted
to
It. Price, $3.50 per. annum AID
dress D.-B. DePay,T sos Broadway,
New York.
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
For 1872.
TWENTY-SEVENTH L

-
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SteubenvilIe is becoming alarmed,
Emancipation of u "new departure"
in the direction of China, in conse-
Equence of the excavations that are be
ing made by digging coal from the
mines under the town.
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The Ashland County Medical Socic-
~ will hold its next regular meeting
at the Office of DIR. Kinnaman i'll Ash
land On Tuesday January 2, 1872 al
2 o'clock p. NJ.
The subject for discussion will be
"Rcsolced, That Alcoholic >timulent<
from their objects on the human family,
morally, socially and physically,
should be abandoned as a remedial
agent by The medical profession"
G. OsTERLIN, P-es't.
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FIEE.-The residence of Madison
Clark of Orange township, was burn
ed on Friday morning last. 1t took
fire in the roof near the chimney from
sparks, after the f~c had been stIrted
in The morning, and such was the ra-
piditv With which the f.e spread tina,
Nj. Clark had barely time TO remove
his aged mother aud family, with IL few
articles of furniture in the lower story.
The loss is quite heavy. We are not
informed as to the amount OF his In
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Don't forget to go to Nelson &
@Gates. saafi
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TERMS

$3.50. $500. Over 10 copies,
same rate, each, 2,50. -i''
Scientific American one year and
one copy, OF engraving t-Men of Pro-
gress," $1,000
Scientific American one year
and one copy of '.Science Record"
S4,00-1O copies of Scientific, Ameri-
can and 10 copies of .'Science Rec
ord" $500.
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B. MYERS, Sec'y.

CHEAP SHAwLs.-Four dozen, all
wool Shaw.s, at HelLman's Store will
be sold AT cost for cash. Call and see.
No bogus.
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ASHLAND, December 20, 1871.
e LO0ALAND MIsCELLANEOU.
- BREVITIES,
The beautiful snow is here.
The weather continues very dry.
-hs siF, Skating is now the order of the day
ID aa9 with young Americans.
Farmers are selling off their old
wheat at $3.50.
Corn is selling at from 40 20 IS cts.
per bushel.
Two or three swans were captured
alive In Jefferson Co o., last week.
The Ohio Legislature meets on the
first Monday in January.
Court is stiff in session. The jury
ro disagreed in the Riser Gorham case.
The Holidays are coming-Look out
lG9 for Santa Claus, and presents.
zfGaIaIfyou want a nice book, go to Zu-
H. yer. If YOU want ~jewelry, or a fine
.-it,iw watch, go to Yantilburg.
Remember the asasonic supper, and
be on hand with your friends. A good
time is expected.
.4t4s4 IF you desire to know where 10 buy
srxs; cheap presents for the Holidays read
our advertising columns.
.frrH[ 49, |
80 Columbus is to have a National
Convention in February, 1872. 1t is
. = TO be that of the labor reformers.
-n. There is something to be gained by
reading the advertisements in this pa
per. Try it and see.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley Hawkins, of Akron, was
- celebreted on Thanksgiving Day.
"a 4sd Columbus boasts ofbeing freer from
burglars. thieves and all sorts of vii
= 1ainsjust now, than for a long time
heretofore. t.:
prisoner escaped from Jail a few
siis4days since, but our viGilant Deputy
asd Sheriff, Descnberg, re-captured and
ssS lodged HIM inrhis old quarters. \
If you want a nice Christmas pres f
ent for your wife, sister or daughter, $
go to RudesiIls' and buy a set of Mink :;
III Furs, a Palsy Shawl, or a nice Lace
5asrGoflar. T
- Bishop Morris, now senior Bishop h
. of the Methodist Episcopal Church, =
-, will be 70 years of age in April next. a
ebi.He is too feeble to take any part in 1
public service except to pronounce il
the berediction. 81
-,s.s Steubenville is becoming alarmed.