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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-17

SENATOR DOUGLAS. We have just read the great
speech of this distinguished Senator, delivered in
the Senate, Dec. 3d. 1851, upon Foote'S resolution
on the Compromise measures.
If we were in the habit of being surprised at any
movement of certain politicians, we confess we should
have strained our optics in utter amaZement when we
read the premature action of Senator Foote and the
anxious avidity which he showed in bringing in his
resolution-thus re.opening with no possibility of
benefit to anybody the vexed questions which have
SO long kept the country in extreme agitation. That,
Foote, too, protesting to be Democrat Southern
Union Democrat !! One who has had the gratitlca-
ton of receiving the endorsement by his own State
of his course these measures! should be so very
anxious to bring this matter up again, would seem
really matter for surprise. He, of all men living,
ought to be satisfied TO let his work-whetler it be
good or whether it be evil-rest where it is. The
measures the laws of the land, and such great
let them remain The attempt to disturb them from
any source would meet with very feeble assistance.
Then why is Mr.. Foote anxious to revive the dis
cusson Is it possible he has mounted hobby
which he thinks he ride into greater notoriey than
he now possesses ?-say, head party! But
will not canvass Foote'S motives any farther at
present, our object being TO draw public atten-
ton to MIR. Douglas speech.
1t, the speech, is full, fair, plain and eloquent
justification of the Mr.. Douglas has pur-
sued in relation 10 these questions, and places him
far above the suspicion which some intriguing poll
ticians have profusely him. 1t is the most
must be considered trium plant justification of the
Senator'S course.
The speech in eXtenso shall be g wen our readers
be found in our columns for its
insertion. Any further comment is therefore unnec-
essary. Gods6orough Republican and Patriot.
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DIED.

At the residence of her mother, at Rocky Mount, in
Edgecome county, on Sunday last, Mrs. Caroline Bon
ner, wife of Mr.. Charles G. Bonner of Beaufort
ty, and daughter of the late Major Etheldred Gray.
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The provision made by the State of New York for
the education of its children is very liberal Accor
ding to Gov Hunts message, the capital Of the
School Fund amounted on the 3Oh September last to
$6,6l2, $685. made up of
Common School Fund ~, 1925, 449.72
United States DesPosit Fund 4,Ol4,52O.7l
Literature Fund 272, SSO.l2
The State furnishes $11O0.0OO annually fox su p
port of District Schools-$SOO 900 raised by tax, and
$500, 600 from the income OF the School Fund-suffi-
cient, it is thought make the Schools free for six
months in the year. The existing law this subject
is said to be regarded with general favor by the peo
pie.
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D. G.. LOUGEE,

D. G. LOUGEE,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND FANCY Goops
sR Also, Confectionery. Cegars. and Varieties.
GA Sign of the Big Watch,
Es.9 GOLDSBORO', ~: G.
e Watches Clocks, and Jewelry neatly repaired.
January, 1852. 49,
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HONESTY REPRovED! The Concord " Mercury
copies from the North State Whtg" article which
struggles apply Judge Dick for discharg
ing his duty 1t seems that 50 two three W hig
Clerks and Masters in Equity had failed, refused
to renew bonds, and Judge Dick appointed 9TH
honest in their places and by thus dlscharg-
ing plain duty, the faithful Judge has drawn upon
himself the censure of rabid federal paper! His
Honor, however, need not be alarmed. Though the
federal papers carp at him, the people honor him for
having discharged his duty. Lincoln Republican.
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Resolution fhe Maine Legislature conce' ming Inter-
UentiOn.
PORTLAND, Me- Jan, 10. The House of Repre-
of 80 to a. passed the following resolution in rela-
ton to the Intervention of Russia in the affairs of
Hungary
ResoEved, That earnestly desire that the Gov
ernme mt of the United States may exert influence
in the wise and proper against all such
Intervention practiced by Russiaag ainst Hun
gary during the struggle of the latter with Austria
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

NC MOND COUNTY, Jan. b, lS0Z
I" approve most heartily of your course upon the
Kossuth enthusiasm, which is pervadng the North.
We should be contented, for awhile at least, with
putting our candle upon bushel, and con6ding
in moral than physical influence in disseminating
correct principles slow process this, but that
involves no risk part, and besides much
TO attain the end; for there other things to be
sidered-there is moral and intellectual we'll
physical training in all who seek permanent i'm
provement in their condition. 1t is a mistaken within
in supposing that Liberty is holiday amuse-
ment-alI play and no work. Such is not. the fact
has its restraints for there be liberty with
out law, law without subordination.
You cannot abolish in haste an admitted evil,
without mourning the substitution of great
a greater, resulting from sudden a revolution in
the existing Institutions. All changes, which are
sought to be made, and which radical, must be
gradual {; the moral sense of the community must he
the lever with which you operate. You must first
impart healthy moral sentiment this done, its
teachings is the lever, which by degrees, will effect
the change in question. Let then give Hungary
the light of our example-let US Americans and low
ers of liberty extend cordial greeting to the distn-
guished man pleading her cause, but let
ton go no farther. True patriotism forbds that
should go any further; for this, while it presupposes
a readiness to make great sacrifices to
own rights never requires to place in peril
security in Quixoc enterprise to relieve 6 the
rest of mankind.'' fellow feeling we have and a
fellow sympathy entertain, but entangling alliances
let avoid.'
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GOVERNORS OF THE STATES AND TERRITORIES
ALI elected by the people, except In South Carroll
=, where the Legislature chooses the Governor.
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A LOT of Mercer Potatoes just recei,el and fol-
n sa lie by he Bushel or Barrel.
w. H. & r. s. TUCKER
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~ T.. HARDING & CO. have taken Store
H. in connection with Col G. w. D. Hutchings,
Fayetteville Street. next door w. H. Pomeroys Book
Store where they will be pleased their friends aud
customers. f. L. HARDING & co.
Raleigh, January 9th, 1852. lS-
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'INHE FAMILY SCHOOL, heretofore carried on in
4 Warren County, Littleton, North Carolina,
has been transferred Ridgcway, in the County,
agreeaby to arrangement with the Trustees Of the
Ridgeway Academy. J. D'B. HOOPER.
January l2, 1852. 9O2-2w.
Weekly Register, two Insertions
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Notice to Debtors.

NOGICO DtDIUES'
~ L. HARDING & co. design closing their pres
d.. ent business speedily possible, and request
ali those that indebted to come forward and SETTLE
either by Cash, Bond or Note.
Raleigh; January 9th, 1852. 1s-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16
ME-. NELLIS.

The man without arms, who will execute his cxraor-
dary feais of loading and ringa iro with his to s
cutting profile ikcnesscs; shooting at niark with
bow and arrow; PLAYING upon the Accordion and Vio
ncello, otc.--Mr. Nclls, in these p"rtornanccs ca
hibits wonderful example Of what indomitnblo en-
nrgv and industry can accomplish, even when 'aborig
under disadvantFgs apparently the most inSurluun-
abe. A compote Menagerie OF
-r' LIVING WILD ANIMALS. .-
Is also included in tho American Museum, and at a
convenient period during the exhibition ..r ,-s
.. MIR PIERCE ..t... Ia.
win erter the Drns Of tho Wild Beasts and give his
ella scal illustrations Of Hercules struggling with the
Ntrnran Lion: Dani' in the Lions Den; SAMSON de-
stroying the Lion, etc. -" t-..H
One 0fthe most interesting portions of he pNhiitun
ID forrnedby the disphy oi a gr at collection of
WAX SrATU AIRY. "f'. b.
Inchding figures Of the sze OF life OF all thu Pres
d ufs of the United States, also Of great numb Of
noted characters, American and Fmcign Hli Of which
are accurate likene. scs, aud appropriately tdsumtd
In iactthe whole establishment is vast repository oi
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

MERCHANT TAILORS.
Springer 4 Trout,

IA HAVE VEremovcd their CLoTIrISo EsTABLIsH-
"A IN MINT to Girsy's building. between the
YH. Hooking Valley Bank and T. w Tallmadge's
Excl ange Office where they have just opened large
and tx ,nsve aSsOrtm' Mt Of
Ready Made Clothing,
w ich they will sell as low as the same quality OF
goods and work can be purchased at any other esab
Ishmenl in the city. Their clothing is manufactured
under their own supervision and is consequently su-
They have also OH hand, beautiful variety OF
Cloths, CassimcreS, Vestings, &C.,
Which they are prepared to manufacture to order
They have in their employ the best OF worltmcn aud
are a, all times prepared to make the hes, fit ard in
tho latest styles 4lH their ieO,k loiHbe tcGrranted
The pul lie are respectfully solicitedto call and ex
anime their stock, anil while thankful for the liberal
patronage they lave enjoyed. they assure their ole!
customers and all others that they will labor TO give
general satisfaction both in TIE quality and price of
their goods and work SPRINGER & TROUT.
,,ancastnr Nav l. 1889 dL3
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NEW GOODS.

VKTE have now received large and complete as
w sortment Of New a. Fashionable Goods,
which we are daily exhibiting and selling at the old
stand Of REINNTUND AND Son.
All we ask or require, Is that persons visiting our
city in pursuit Of good bargains, will give US call
We detest hulnbHggery aud. pesdes our goods s,0,ee
eramired, recommend themselves. Our stock Is fnll
--was bought in cash market and we are satisfied
with small profits. We can supply our customers
with almost every thing heart can wish for, IRON
ounce or Indigo ioa hogshead Of Sugar; or from a
yard Of 0s cent Calico 70 asuh 9f elOthcs| 81
OF Shoes. Hats, Bonne's. Hose. MSoons' rsTssols'
cloths eassimeros Satines, tweeds, &c I'VE are well
supplied as respects bath qualities aud prices .
We keep on hand tho best Of Family Groceries,
such as Teas. Coffee, Sugar, MolasSeS, Syrup Rice,
Spices, &c. fiH
And we are always supplied with large and valu.
able stock Of Ready Made Clothing, made here
at home on speeial ordey, and therefore gIeay pre-
fePabe 10 that imported from eastern Slop-ahops,
.gYcAxh and country Produce AlEayS taken IN .ex-
change ior goods RElNMUND b MARTIN.
Auril so, 1859, dS9
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ami degree among maIKmd--oll Of which. without
dissenting objection, pronounce this ointmentto
be GOOD sl t,,-.,rs ..- ..r. ..tf..t ..t.
As day BY dav il unohtrusvely extends its sphere
of action along the borders OF vast country and
circulated throughout its extent evidences o IT'S
power and new proofs of is Ell acy are conlnually
developed. Three millions Of boxes, applied to dis
ease within the last four years have established the
astounding fact. beyondthe power Of cavi or cont a.
diction that ii is INFALLTBiE in the cure OF all Iu'
mors Ulcers sores. Burns, letter, Piles, Scroiuta,
Erysipeas chhlains, scald Head, Eyes, Quinsy,
Group Rheumatism, Broken Breast, Ague in the Face,
corns &c 1t completely restores the Insensble PER-
spiRATIoN and by this means opens those avenues by
which nature interded TO expel the morbid matter Of
the body thus Is the system ceansed the blood pu-
riiied: and the health restored ,.i,,. .,...-.
II has power to cause all external sores, ScrofuI-
Gus HuntOrs, and Poisonous bounds to discharge
their putrid matter and then heal them, tits rightly
terme' All Healing, for there is scarcely disease
external or INTERNAL that it will not benefit. have
used it forthe last fourteen years for all the diseases
of the chest consumption and ver involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare before
heaven and man. that not in single case has 1t fail
ed to benefit when the patient was within reach OF
mortal means. =. - =, E
! j. McALISTER. I41 Fulton-st, New ork Sole Pro-
priutor. A. g. s. HENDRY, Agents for Ohio. fa =
Sold bv L. L. Slocum and Otto W. kraemer, Lancas-
ter; E. Kalb, Rushville; W. Reed, Carroll NJ Camp
bell Pickerngton: Leonard and Brother, Basil; r.
Mittho4f Lockyille; Samuel Bartlett, Winchester j.
Endsley Lithopolis; +. Geohegan, baltimore; Clay.
| pool Now Salem; J. and S. Henbee, Amanda: Daniel
| hawkin Sugar Grove; Ashbaugh and Becry Bremen.
October % 1851 -.'-- 70
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CIIECKERED STORE,

CIECkEIiED STORE,
Can possibly be disposed of in duo season, uni SIS il
is tho prospect Of large increase to ths population
If our healthy and beautiful city No doubt the
rirhGcss Of the surrounding country, combined with
tn, spirit md industry o our rntcrprsing farmers,
ha nulsted those parties in lay ing in such noin
tains oi goods in thu way of FASnIoNAB.E CLoYH
INu.
The uprrior n,alrier in which they are msdr--the
taShinna,lp tyie Of tlrir Gu and Workmanship the
quality Of the mat Aria aud the variet, o shades AID
tolorS thcy are composed OIL would indu'e You 10
say without hesitation that the pr ,prict"lS InstNe
untirng in their efforts and their ingenuity moro
than common, to collect such quantitv of beautiful
garments together, And the beat o; all is, the
Unusunl low Prizes they are Sold for,
Mould almost m, Ike YOU swem thpt you would never
buy yard OF stuff in store to have made Up fox
yourself or tho boys. If YOU buy sui, OF clothes,
YOU the tit-the quality Of the go1ds- and all
done IN few minutes, with little tronble before
YOU pay one cent of your monly NOlN outstanding
some Of our modest, un,s,unius neshbors will ratf
their voice and caution you, very piUusly, against
the production of" "Eastern SlOp Shops" Think Of
IT, Who would suppose i--such brilliant s,gges-
why they di not warn you against domestic Stops.
pery Old pdtteyaS, and perforated cloths TAKE astrol
along Main street and see tho figure we cut You
will conclude poor Oi} Mother Goose is IN such de-
mand, shc VIII be compelled to hide herself or every
CdlcO boy On The streets will certainly pluck her to
death. What Parjsiea CROOKS we have got 0i late
in the shape of Oid ioonca and shop boys pure char
ity for the Irish ritlds suppose, has brought them
o we'll, woil! this Is tho age of progression, Ger
tanly. To he csuLid. those whn want to save as
much in tho purchase o suit Of clothes, will give
the child hall YEARS. schooling would do well TO
call at the OLD CHkCKERED STORE where You
can be fitted out from head to foot, out those piles
OF clothing we have stored away. What we sell you
we warrant In every particular. if Anything hap
pens to be wrong in your purchase, return the goods
aud Soect from stock fresh supply. II is use
less to mention the variety OF our
Spring and summer Stock of Clothing.
But in part; Tho greatest variety Of COATS Of
all kinds and patterns, .PANrALooNS and VESTS IL
thousands, OF every description; large quantities al
SHIRTS, under and over Drawers, Silk Handker-
chiefs in an of the best
Suspenders, Metallic overcoals, Cloaks, &c; FASH
onablo Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes, Umbrellas, npv
elling Bags Of ali kinds, Trunks. &c. Several doz. Of
SIX Under Shirts and Fine Thibet Wool do, will
answer for either ladies' or gentlemen. Many arti-
cles In the furnishing way all Of which Will be dis.
posed of on the niosi reasonable terms and lolrest
prices, COULEtiAN u co.
Nav 96. 1859
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fine mi itary Hand will perform the mostpoputar
airs othc day the procession enters the city, and
also during the hours Of exhibition. u
At Lancaster, Monday, September go.
Prize of admission o5 cents, children under . years
of age 10 cents. To the whole of this immense
tablishmcnt, including General Tom Thumb, tho on
tire collection Of Wild Animals, Wax Statuary MIR
Piarccs Performances in the Dens,the Baby Elephsn
Mr.. Nellis performances, etc, no extra charge I'M.
der any pretence whatever, let the report be what
they may. Doors open from II to 4, and from q to D
o'c!ocK p. NJ ~ .'-.l l... August -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

THE Relics OF NATIvIsM the hey
day Of the Native American party, its two
bully orators were Le1oiS C. Levin and Pc
ter StGn Smith, both of Philadelphia. he-
vim was elected to Congress and Smith tried
to be Cen Taylor's Collector for the Port
of Philadelphia, but failed, Now Levin is Il
great Webster man, and is running as the
Native Candidate for Congress in his own
District, while Smith takes the honestor,
irunker course of going for Pierce and King
outright. Tribune.
It's odd, If Gen. Scott is any sort of q
Native, that the Native leaders should be
among his bitterest enemies. s.-Ciece. Herald
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16
CARINET AND CHAIR SHOE,

p EMuVAL.-T. G. DOdsOn has removed his
~ Cabinet aGd Chair Shop from Connells Row, to
the Room on Broad Street, South Of John Lyons
Grocery aud formerly occupied By ID. X. FfShel,
where ho will continue Manufacture all articles in
his line as heretofore. l.4., t.4r@ a
Collins on hand at all tunes, with good hearsa to
attend funerals in any part OF the county at reduced
rates Thankful for past iavors, hc respectfully
licits a cont uance of public patronage lie will
labor to give general satisfaction regards price
and quality oil his work. f.l-,..f r..t ...t g.. y
Lancaster April g. 1852 4'' ' 6m 10
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

PURITY OF ELAcTIoKs. Henry B. Belt,
the defeated candidate for sheriiF,in ST. Souls
county, Mo-, has given notice that he will
contest the election Of John N. Winner, ON
the ground that four hundred and fourteen
persons, whose narlea he gives, voted who
were not citizens ofthe Uaited States; that
one hundred and sixty-G voted twice;
thirty voted three times; nine voted four
times, and eight voted FIVE times; and gives
the name OfeAch individual. The elections
in Missouri must be conducted curiously.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

Iowa ELEcTIoE.-The Burlington Hawk
eye OF the % instant, contains tolerable
full report Of the returns Of the late election
in Iowa. From that, it appears, that in the
Scaate the Wings have elected IA, and the
Democrats l7;ana in the House the Wings
have elected ~ and the Democrats will have
3d. This shove n very large Wing gain in
both branches. The Haioheye thinks when
the full official vote comes in, the gain will
be larger than it now appears.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16
GREAT REYOLUTIoN I'M FisANCE.


4 AM just now receiving and opening out abrg.
4 and we'll selected
stock of Spring und Summer Goods, %
which am determined to seilas low as any othor
House in Ohio
q. 5, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN t'
who wish to purchase will find the following articles
-4 to-wit:N 7
Dress silks, fancy anil plain; silks do; Fancy Lawns,
silk Bereges, Fancy Delanos. Calcoes, Ginghams,
White and fancy Robes, onbr'd; Parasols aud Fans,
all kinds; White damask Grape shawls
Worked Cuifs, Sleeves and collars: Bonnet Ribbons:
EeeHch and fancy flowers; dress trimmings;
Dress buttons, ofan scris; silk and linen brades;
i--r 4si New Style Bonnets,
Edgings and lace black silk lace; new style boomei
combs: superior Polka; Marssilies Nestings; VI
Cloths and cassimeres, Sattinets Jeans and tweeds;
Muslins from ; to yard wide, sheeting;
5eached muSlins, cotton yarns, tickinsS, bagging;
LeghOrn and Palm Leaf Hat, new STYLES.
Batting and Qucensware, a very large stockof
BOOTS AND SHOES; TO- .i4
and prices to suit customers. ..I sd Z
All those who will favor with call teiore they
buy elsewhere will be saving money by doing so.
Lancaster. Aprill7 ,f - JACOB pL0UE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16
MUSEUM OF WONDERS,

Which comprises a great variety Of attractions, and
moro extraordinary move ties than any travelling
hibition in the world. Every feature Of this nam
moth establishment is of pecui;r and interesting
nature X the whole is produced upon gigantic srale
Of magnitude The travelling paraph, ri'Jia OF the
American Museum, as il enters each own is preccd-
cd by the gorgeous -...-.-. ..t.s
CAR or JUGGERNAUT,
Drawn by Ten Elephants sup"rby cara'i5cncd. beirg
an accuIa'e male Of that terrb sine of idoaIroIS
sacrifice finished decorated in all the extra Yngauce OF
the lindoo style Foliownghs mon ter vehic C. is
long procession of costly cages aud carriages, the
Whole forming specialize Of more than Ori@na splcn
DOR The exhibition will take place within magni-
fcpntYaregard Pavilion, composed Of American flags
Of waterproof fabric TIL. real genuine, r'ginal
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

COUNTERFEIT GOLD CON- "A large amount
of counterfeit gold coin is in circulation in
Philadelphia, against which the public should
be on their guard. 1t is mostly Of light
weight, and can be distinguished by black
ring on the edge of the pieces.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

0FThe Louisville Journal estimates the
hog crop this year at Is per cent. over last
year, both in quality and quantity. Con-
tracts have been made at IS net.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16
Look OutI

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RST have removed theil
INA Boot aud Sh0e Shop to Giesy's building, lsri
door east Of the Exchange and Immediately oppooS
Mr. Samuel Beery's Grocery's, whcro they will keep
ON hand and manufactures to order, Boots and Shoes
OF tho bes quality; all warrsned and sold at loW e.
CURES Please caH al the Railroad Sign. "a
McELR0Y s. BILLINUHURST. F"
Lancaster, April 10. 1882 III N,l 80
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DIR. Homer G. shaw,

TENDERS his professional services to the citizens
i o. Lancaster and the public generally, and hopes
by diligent and careful attention 10 the business o
when not absent on professional business he maybe
found at DR.. WHITE's OFEIQR. ss.fss
Lancaster, March 9, 1852. 6nib
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

eJWebster's Dictionary appears to be
rising fast in popularity, In England. VIM.
Longman, the publisher, has been endeavor-
Ing, In vain, to find an editor competent TO
prepare new edition, Of Johnson Diction-
ary, andhas now adoptedthe revised edition
of Webster, by Goodrich, as aperfect Eng
lish Standard.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

HEALING OlNTMf.Nlt
trou, Physleians lie pos'
skfIrul an d celebrated,
from Councillors learned
In the law, from Judges Of
colebrifv on the p OF,
from Ministers Of the Cos
pei. whose undertaking ini
iegrity have made them
shining lights in; the path
of Truth, from enlighten-
cd Professors. from acute
Merchant, " from those
oraverv station, name
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

Is attached to this exhibition an will appear in all his
performances as given hcfo,e tn" principal crowned
heads of Europe, including Songs Dances, tire.iar
Statues, Il his admir- presentations Of Napnlcon and
Fred rick the Great Tho lit a Genera is twenty
wears Of age. weighs ony fifteen pounds, and is Luz
twenty -eisht inrhe, hish. Aso engaged,