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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

In EarneSt-FriendS. you who owe US. will
confer great favor aud render us under many
obligations by calling and paying us. Just nj this
time we want il. we.need il; we want II to apply
to good uso aud we need il because The funds
must come IRON you aud you only. Let the u
mount he ever so small or ever 50 lOrge, il viii
hep--it will be to us th kind Of material aid
which will prove good investment for both par.
ties--and what is orinteresIing importance, II all
who owe us, would settle their bills. we could
square with the world, have an ensy conscience,
sleep well. eat hearty and as u matter Of course he
r,repnred TO publish most excellent paper. Ev.
erything would move along swimmngly, like
n little bark floating down n smooth strcam
in cnlm weather. the editor with mind free
from care and vexatinn, the reader happy because
he had paid the printer 1t would save us the
necessity of having dun poked at u.s. just as we
sat down to write about coup d'bridge. " Or
1.-THE new Constitution in the hands oI its fren Is >
and would Pruve "coup d'etnt' in the history Of
the Gazette which would have favorable inhu
ence upon all parties, and permanently establish
good understanding upon all sides. Just ms we
were concluding to close this article, an old sub
scriber came in and handed us the pay Tor one
year in advance, Just as he has done for the last
six years, aud advised us t. tell his friends to do
likewise We will vouch for the Subscriber
ju gment, good sense aud the soundness Of bis
hdyice,
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From Washington

WAsHIvGT0N. March 81. The Deficiency bill
passed the House To-day yenS 9j, nays 7G.
WAsHi.GruN, March 30. Yesterday md To-
day, IN business nl any spe 'nl imrnriance was
Transacted. A petition In repeal TIE fugitive slave
law WAS laid on the table. 32 tu II. The House
was engaged for short time on the homestead
hill
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

Township Election Next Monday, the town.
ship election comes off We suppose it will be a
genera fight, neither party having agreed upon n
ticket. nor do we know WHO the candidates are.
We might name some Of them. but this would lie
considered partial. elenrn that the Democrat
ic eulers have he!d several caucauses. but finally
agreed M, to form ticket. What may he done,
we are unable to say.
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From Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. March GA great fire broke
out in tins city saturday at midnight in The alley
between Chestnut and Market streets, aud burnt
iii! daylight Loss estimated AT about 5000, 900
but fully covered hy insurance in Philadelphia
New York and London offices.
PHlLADELPHIA. March 30 Il large meeting
was held here last night. in the Musical Fund
Hall, to rsmonslrate against branch mint in New
Ynrk
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

EscGpe.-We are advised that Jameson, who
since his arrest has been confined in the Somer'
sett Jail, made his escape nbout o'clock yester'
day morning. 1t seems that the colored man
Flowers who was confined with him. opened the
door aud let him out but remained himself It
does seem 10 us that there is scupable carelessne ss
among some OF our officials,
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Fire.

NEw YoRK. March GA frc broke out this
morning at FIVE o'clock NJ the corner al Broadway
aud Day streets which destroyed the bn ling,
occupied hy Merrill aud Bliss. dry goods mer.
clInnt>; Lnltimer Lnrge & Co lace embroidery;
White. Bramhall and Lockwood. cnlh store;
Mlhans drug store; aud Mott, Weaver aud
Richardson. silver cloth stare
Merrill aud Bliss lost 5000 900. insured S!40,-
0OO; Lallinlnre aud Large also 5000 900; Mott
aud Weaver lost $50 OOO-IuIly insured. The
nss of the others were irilling. The stock oIlhe
lat WAS much injured by the falling Of Ihe walls
Of the store
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OGice-In tho Tsllmadgc Block. srd story west snA
GEORGE WEAVER,
The Lancaster Cazeiie.--The LANCASTER GAis
ErrE Is pnhlished evnrY 1hursday, AZ Tie follow.

The Lancaster Gazeties--The LANCASTER 0A4.
BITE is published every Thursday, at the follow.
ing rates.
On, cJpy, ono year, in advance. %
within the year. ......-4-..'..' W
aitrT tho year cspircs. 9O
Tree copies, TO one addrcss. w.
Five " ............... w
Ten " ." ...............lo W
Fyom anl a'tar 'h1 expirsiio, ol the year, tho
lag,i rate 81 crest wili he charged uPon the hghi
es' frrm'. Orders TOR clubs must be accompanied
bY me cash. = nc person, getting upa club Of ten,
will be entitled n cupy gga;,s No long as the club
continues Ga ough ~, excrtions. The Cash System,
10 newspapers, The most convenient and proiita-
BILE. boh Tor publisher and subscriber, and j is to
be hoped tast wherever It u possible, il will DO
strictly adhered 10.
AdVertisiHg.-Thr GAzETTE affords proiitabl0
medium for stvertscrs II has now larger per.
Inanen circulation than at any previous time, and
this is constantly increasing. TIE hyors Of our
customers will be SCI up ia compact manner, thus
anOrding n each orc an equal chance for publicity
Hereafter, TIE following terms viii be strictly
adhered to-
One square, three Insertions ..............SI 81 90
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Nc.v York aInrkets.

Ngw YoRW. Mrccb Nm Flour quiet md
unsettled: Ohlp :47jG i.gJ. State ii7j. Rye
buOyanl: 5000 busles. 10 arrive. I7ga7D Cu1n
dcpres-eil: yrilD@ aud white southern brll ~
Gjl0G6I Pork scare; prime SIG Il mrs4 tI7
017,l2 Lard steady; prime gial. Bee qui-r:
mess {97ja l17J TnblcCo uuai'red; Gn nHdS
K"niucky at tn 8. Lead Ics plenty, Glleua
held firmly al sI61.
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Youthful Delinquent,

BuFFALo. March 22.-A boy named John Spring.
about sixteen yenrs of nge, WIN las been staying
/ the American Hotel. in this city, about week
was arrested in his roam last night chnrgrd with
having perpelrHted severnl rnbberles of watches
aud articles nf iewcry from the rooms of the hO
tel. In the room of this young delinquent wa.
lIscnvere large number Of The stolen articles
together with u considerable amount Of money.
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TELEaRAPHIc INrELLIeENce
vIrsInIa D,moera,Ie conv.r,ron

RlcHnoSD. March 2j.--Ths Virginia Demo.
cratic Convention met Of Richmnnd yrs'ruay.
anh was organized Temporarily hy appointing
n Cox Chairman. aud w. Richie secr-tnry
T e day was ent IN fierce struggle relative l.,
the manner "iappnniing peIinaue officers ri
nally ils chair appointed cornnlilee tp select
them The deliberati0n was characterized bv
considerable jenlunrics between tue old Bnd young
brunches al lie Democracy.
The Convention re-u-srmbled this morning
aud the committee ni orgnniznliqn made report.
the general impression is that Cnss decgulr'
will be elected
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

CAPITAL PUNIsuMENr--P Public OP'h
iOn.-The State JourAal says that in the
case uf the State If Ohio against Spencer,
for murder, out of panel of Thirty six
Jurors. about one half Of them declared
that they had conscientious scrupl"s in
regard to the infection of capital punish
ment. 1t is evden, that there is gradua'
change of public opinion going on in this
respect.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

ONO RAILRoADs.-W notice in the
annual reports of the Railways of Ohio
that, with scarcely an exception, all oi
them are doing well, proving conclusive.
ly that the Investment in this kind of stock
is paying "Ue. The only excepliors
are few branch roads.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

1-ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDE9,---Tv.
PoAAxT TO DYsPEPrIcs.-Dr. J. s. HOUGHTON's
PEPSIN, The True DigestiUe FtaA, ur Gcs'rc Juice.
prepared from RENNET. or the FOUETH srONAcH
OF THg Ok after directions OF Baron L!EBlD, the
great Physiological chemist, By J. 5. iioUGHTos. "
D. DPhilaielphia This is rulya wonderful remedy ior
Indigestion Dyspepsia, JsGnaiee, liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing after Nature o%n
method, by Nature own agent, the GaStFr J2ice-
Pamphlet containing Scientific evidence Of it value,
furnished by agents gratis. Soc notice among the
medical Advertisements A.
llF'iiundreis Of our citizens complain 0! Debility
anil anguor Of the systcm arrangement of the liver
and s,o naeh wan, Of appetite, ag'hey are frequent
ly the result Of too close application, and Thousand
other causes we canno, here nanc but we would say
TO all SO afflicted, d)ag W. have done-get bottle
two Of Dr. Ho,lands G rman Bittcrs prepared by
DIR. Jackson and, our vold for it you viii be cured
We recommsnI this medicine, knowing from expert
ence that it is much superior to the generality Of pat
ent medicines. We would say to our readers, Pur-
chas; none unless prepared by DR.. C. II. Jackson
Phisdephis.
See advertisement
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NEW SUBSCRIBER.
Township Election.

rankin DulIi john Hi; DR.. A. P. Mil
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01
From Pittsburgh.

PirrsBuRoH March 29.-In this city new
company has been Io"med i"r an evening line ol
steamers between Pittsburgh. aud Louisville
Eight first cluss boats are 10 be immediately con-
trHcted iur
Two hundred and nine c|enrances since the
opening the canal-lwrlve days. FrtIshis sent
eastward exceed 5000 t"ns. Cush receipts S6''
SlA
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che HItrkcts.
LANCASTER, Thurs,Iay. April /. 1859
Cincinnati MprLki..

CtScivxtTi. Mrch 3O-P NJ Whisky lpver
1000 bbh sod . HOS; 30 hbs hnse"d oil
suld ut G4UG7. Sn cuanrs IN grnr-ri'- frnr
-piices declined about 10 ci.. 10 day. owing io
increased receipts bat There wasa good drtnsud
with sale. rh 90O0 bb's. iacludin, liin bh'. u,
lnis. At g -: l4G do At 73 H. and GD0 do. ~
- u. Recei,ri during The list twenty tour hour'
1895 bb!s.
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sstlou. Accidsn, from a nIa.t.

CUMBERLAND, Mp, March 26.-Mr. Alexander
Cochran. n superiutendent TN ~eciinn ~ OF the
railroa,l in the vicinity of Cumberland, was terri
bly,, IL not futally injured yesterday. His men
were about setting of blast of rocks III which
were two kegs Of powder. Mr.. Coclran. think
ing the powder did not iguite as soon as desired
went up IN See what was the matter Immediate.
ly on nearing the place the blast exploded aud
blew him SONS sixty teet into the air.
I He fell, aud upon examination j was found that
his arm was broken in four places. HIS leg wns
brnken, aud both his eyes, it is feared. have been
put cut He was otherwise dreadIully bruised
aud mangled so as to leave scarcely hope Of his
recovery. He still survives
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01
ltely without whiting for an answer.

lately without waiting for an answer, BIZ
there was not much room to spare between him
self and the gearing of the card behind M
other step backwards completed the ceremony
of introduction. His unwhisperables being o
large calibre," the process of snarling then
up into hard knot was no ways slow. Oul
hero ''gave tongue" instanter
ooh! Murder! Let go!-you HURT
Blast your pcter Let go Amt you ashamed
Get out Let alone ne-can't ye--doH'
The card stripper threw off the belt. but the
momentum Of the cylinder kept it revolving
and our hero, surprising it in full operation
burst out anew.
''Oh, stop her! stop her, do; amt well, and
| orter be at home. Father wants the steers,
and mothers going to bake! Stop the tarnal
masheen, can't ye?-do! Amt ye got no feelin
for a Teller in distress Oh, dear I'll be
carded and spun, and made into lockets Je--
ru- lem How wish l was to Greene p
The card was stoppedat last, but Jonathan's
clothes were so tangled in the gearing, that il
was no slight task to extricate him, and it was
only by cutting out the whole of the " invested
territory" that he was finally released. Yam
kee Blade
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE


Thursday Morning. April !, 1852.
COTTON-There was some demand for fine Cottons
yesterday and 5000 bales changed hands about previous
rates:
CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 51406l Middling Fair ..8Hf6s2S
Ordinary .6l4@6z Fair: safS9
middl n1!',;;: Good Fair eA@ -
T0BACCo-There some buyers about who took
1926 hhds including the following 10 hhds at "a and
So 22S at 35s and r. frosted inferior ETC. at prices
not reported.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts and stock of
both being light. the sales confined to 400 hlds
Sugar at 1d4G for very inferior prime and 500 to
600 bbs Moasses at 16025a+ for poor fermentine to
choice reboed
FLOuRDemand limited. and the sales less than 1900
bbls, Of which 500 bbls Ohio at So 7o6s3 IS 1884 St
Louis at So 900S4 co. and $50 extra St. Louis at 81 ~
q Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn rather frmcr. with sales of 5000
sacks at 42043t for mixed 445 yellow and 49, for
prime white. OF Oats 100 sacks prime Wabash were
taken at 3334t and of Bran 100 sacks $50 p 100 TX
HAY-9O to 100 tons Western were sold said to be at
SIT 90 2 ton,
PROyISIONS-Mess Pork was retailing at SIG 37l6
$40 So and noticed besides of 10 bbls prime
sl3 Is. and $50 bbls Rumps at S13 so p Dbl Bacon
firm with sales Of 20 casks Missouri Sides at 9s casks
Cincinnati 90 2s ditto Shoulders at ~ 10 tierces
OF Lard $50 kegs taken at And of Beef 100
bbs and 100 half bb Mess at about s13 90 and Sc IL
cash.
WIIsKY-The largest sale was 100 bbs at 1715s
COFFEE-lo75 bags sold at 9l092S and 91ae
FREIGHTS-Firm. ship taken for Liverpool at 916d
for Cotton, for Rouen and for Antwerp at 16,
and one for Trieste at ~.
Observation-Disclosures bills in good request:
Stering 10S1sD10a14
New ork sixty-day BlIls ,.....l14M1Ac p ct. disc.
Sight Checks NewYork. ........ parG13s d ct dsc
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I,ager ri 4 ,,,s,to az MD. .,y, f,.,o,,,,t +
- ,.S DO B $e%g g. az. ". II , 5S
l ss"r rde William. % e pg s s cs x A %. l,
PORT cADDoPe steamer Storm BIT bales S Nelson 4
ssyns hfos W .s si , wg William. ] do
l4 lawlns IS tsvrrd Bros &eo2.nndrs to order
T9 sr !, n ESQ b,s s cotton.
viii y. Ss.s t%'i"
ws rHs s, .9a hid &C. @ do
wo.1q S seao do Lan1i. bgle' hemp 2 al2 Dbl,
esd ccnlna do Mccarys d. % ksrs bar d.
s aes dor G &c ss. do Es % - g.
eSSPss tsa kna oy
"'i pRryrFTov D.. .,...- ,.....
Hnrri,onsl MIRA. fe ray L{ah r L n ayn 4,
Mgpsws s hl' asols2 Pickett ps,l@. Ft
Mmo 4cos copsl 4Sofs a Bro
20 Downs c1 .eas a " calt@
Swlne Green @c67 Felow.s aco do sdds Green
IS Thonbi MerbennSiIa do RtsnJar Wi,m ,sy lin
5000 Wright Williams acoI37 Buckner santonEToaj
1891 bales cotton
.soSl7$ Braer William .e-1ss Payne Harrison
~ M M Xiv eays Do wdsh VIII
1Is sson5e Williams Phillips Cleveland Bro ray
Sy Et MI ess "I
60 ci. n1 HGbs sssS
Whit rs Perkins 4co2 " Alanaog2 pary Wood aeoi
1850 a ss. . COTTON sssoa rap.,
Hold q Thornhi M6snny-5o II MooFr-r5' eioson Bros
Cyl @th a %I%s sss-s n pssf Be
puke Ens.tis Al Wright 4cl4 Ward Jonal4 Rawlins
White Cowan, Dyke petries 50
BAYOU sARAper ,s,,oo- No, r.no as ,,o, ,,, t,der
Peale"is 6akey Hawknss Pavn sr .t Bsr"
Ga9s p %g WILLIAMS G So,: neknsr s, asd
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON Cry.
Wednesday Evening, March 81. 1852
Arrived to-day 2S Beeves 260 Sheep Mich Cows and
small lot of Calves Prices of Beef Cattle close easier for
purchasers.
BEEF CATTLE NVesern) .607lac "A Ii net
(Texas) .............. -M-R is net
HoGs.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -fG64ac u Ii net.
SHEEF 81 75iDs3 10 p head
Mich Cows. s22GDS50 p head
CALVES AND WARNINGS. 0of6S9 90 q head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

BLOODY TRAGEDY IN IowA-George Mccoy, formerly
sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa recently returned from
Naitorla with handsome fortune but reaching his
residence in MusGatne county Iowa, he astounde1
to learn that his wife living with another Sub
cQucntly he determined to to California with his
Eve children His father-n-aw, Benjamin Nye violently
>ppOsrd his taking the children which led to desperate
ARRAY Between them Nye in the melee was shot four
times with pistol hut still furousy attacked Mccoy
(who stood his children in wagon) with large
club when the latter stabbed him three times with bowie
knife producing instant death Mr.. Patterson the SON
inaw of Nye, also had his collar bone broken by blows
aimed at Mccoy while the latter was likewise severely
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01
Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LLEERPlOL

ASIA tBr.)........ for NEW YORK. SATURDAY,
NIAGARA, (Br.). for BOSTON. SATURDAY March
PACIFIC, (Am) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 10.
EUROPA, (Br.), for NEW YORK. SATURDAY,
CANADA (E!r).... for BOSTON. SATURDAY 90.
ATLANTIC, (AIn.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, %.
AFRICA, (Br j.. 500. for NEW YORK -. SATURDAY, 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

A s'VERDANr'' IN A COTTON MnL.-A raw,
straw HATED, sandy -whiskered sx-footer, one
of the purely uninitiated, came in recently from
Greene, with load of wood for factory COM
pany Not satisfied with contemplating the
''poetry of notion at safe distance, our hero
must needs introduce himself between the cards,
to get nearer view This move brought his
&c neither habiliments into dangerous proxim-
ity to the gearing of the next card, and thereby
hangs tale
"You, say! She goes poorly, don't she,
bos" said Jonathan, inquiringly.
She don't do any thing else,' responded the
stripper. " But you must be very careful how
you move around this hardware. Twas only
last week, sir, that promising young man from
Oxford, a student at the Academy here, was
drawn into that very card, sir, and before any
assistance could reach him, he was run through,
and manufactured into No. 16, super extra,
cotton warp yarnH'
II s-s--wow! believe yuer jokingE' slut
tered Jonathan
t'Fact, sir" continued stripper; 'sand his
disconsolate mother came down two days ago
and got five punches of that same yarn as mel
ancholy relics"
BY the poker, that can't be tr,le!''
''Fact, sir, fact and each Of his fellow stu
dents purchased n skein piece, to be set in
lockets, and worn in remembrance of departed
worth %
&c Is that fact now ? Was he really carded
spun, and set in locketse'
A sense of personal danger here shot acros,
our hero's mind; he began to retreat preoipi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

idrE BoAfs-The owners Of the steamer Humboldt are
having constructed immense fire proof metallic life
boat capable Of carrying about hundred passengers
This will be stationed the upper deck that in
of disaster She be easily launched and will be always
ready The boat will be made entirely of gavan
lied with all her fasenings of the material
that corrosion is impossible We understand that the
Collins the Bremen lines also equipped with these
life boats Such loss of life occasoned by the loss
Of the English steamer Amazon recently could scarcely
OCCUR with these vessels.
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THE SLAVE TRADE CuBA.-Itis shown by document
airy evidence that there brought to Cuba and sold
rs slaves follows In lS49 arrived twenty vessels with
65T5 Africans In 1850 vessels with 1925 and in
1851 vessels with 1851 These matters of doe
umenary evidence. During the three years
investigation reveals added number of 4l96 and
vm the brig Hanover, built in NewYork and delivered
- Cuba summer. $50 slaves landed in the last
eek of February Sierra Morena and to the eastward
Of Sagua la Grande by vessels not yet known 500;
king grand total of 1928 slaves imported into Cuba
during the last three years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

Live SNAKE ELECTED FROM THE SToMAcH-Remarkable
CwF,-The Charlestown (Mass) Aurora states that VIM
Sanford of that city who has been sick years
and supposed to be in decline, took Indian
decline which caused him to cough and reich violently
= when he threw from his stomach living snake. about
eight inches in length almost perfectly white with sharp
black eyes Mr. Sanford drank water from brock in
Maine. some two years since
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

FuE Ji'HEatf..-There is still great excitement in
the British Provinces upon the encroachmenta Of Amer
lean fishermen The fishing grounds of the North Amer
lean British Provinces The Americans have nearly
driven out British competition and the given is
that they enjoy from the liberal policy of this Govern
mc bounty equivalent to the salt duty, and in fnct
much more than equivalent to Sir Henry Bulwer ten
drTed negotiation the subject to this Government
bat it declined proper subject for egsa-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

MoRE OF THE WIKoFr GAMBLE LOVE AFFAIR.
The Baltimore Clipper publishes letter from the Cheva
Her N1Nof in which he makes himself out with how
much truth We do not pretend to say) perfect MARTYR
to very pure and sef-sacrfcing feeling of love He
represents that he has repeatedly, within the last two
years broken of his attentions to Miss Gamble in
quence Of her unconquerabe coqucry and has as often
renewed Them in consequence of letters received from
cr inviting them and that when she left London for the
continent in October. he had no idea Of following her
lie was in Paris. with the intention of going to Russia
whta he received note from the adys courier telling
him that she had been reading and rereadng his letters
ami crying all along the route regretng that she had not
married him Resolving 20 her more he pro-
coed to Turin and thence followed her Genoa where
the scandalous affair he terms it which resulted in hi5
trial aud imprisonment. occurred He says that he
coycd the trial that relying Miss CANDLES PLEDGES
h cflheed match with another lady of large fortune
lie baes the English Consul for the whole of it. but ex
rese9 great confidence in obtaining pardon and setting
himaeit right before the public.
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Worlds Safe Company.

VIE atItntiOn Ul tHe pubic ls cHIItu 20 tHB
superiority all others Safes
entire principle. We first form rack,
plates which
son chilling the liquid metal and making upene-
trae ch drill capable the blows Of the
sledge To scientific it only Nature
Mechanic" straps for the
+ye with perhaps less than required to
thsag the burning element make impress
a M laying that these sas secured with
ichenna Mlcl4ttD POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
idHlEar ohre osy depository other
nrter little security the popular
They ali the work Of mechanism
often broken into experience has demonstrated
prepared SAT- and
VAULTS Sizes Banking Institutions Mercantile
which will Drill and Powder
Proof, when with Lilies Bank Locks -
sample ohe above Safes Locks together with Day Nees
of W. W. WHITE, No.
Camp mills til L. PETTEES, Agent, IS Camp street.