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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
WHIGN on FAIRFIELDl


This is the last paper lhat will
reach many Of you prior to the
State Election.
ARE YOU PREPARED?
Is your township and your
school district organ zed? Have
you made all needfuI preparations
TO GET OUT THE VOTE.
If not, go to work i.nmrd ate
~ and complete the work of Or
ganizaiIon.
GO TOTHE POLLS EARLY
Sec TO it that your ncIghbor goes
with yon.
VOTE EARLY.
And then Zee that your NEIGH
BOR HAS voted.
II he is not OF hand, 60 or
send for linn If he is unnb TO
go on account Of in6rmltleS or
sickness, make preparations 10
carry him to the polls.
BEWARE OF FRAUDS
And all evil Influences. Re-
member that ypur vigilance and
activity upon the day Of G
lection will be worth many votes
to the cause of your Country
WATCH TIE POLLS,
And SEQ to ii that no illegal votes
are poliod.
REMAIN ONTHE GROUND
Until tho polls are cl"scd, W ich
will not take place until six o.
clock in tho evening.
CONTEST EVERY INCH
OF GROUND.
And never weary in well doing
until Won arc satisfied t,;t
EVERY VOTE HAS BEEN
POLLED.
You will be nervcd to greater
effort when YOU bear in mind llal
SCOTT LEADS THE
COLUMN
He who has served his coun-
try for over forty years; who has
pcrri;lcd his life and shed his
blood upon the hard-fnu ughl bat
bic fields of
CANADA AND MitXICO;
WHO has never filtered or hes
itated when his services were
accdcd in defence of hlS country,
is deserving Of
OUR WARMEST SUPPORT
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

THE DARIEN SHIP CANAL.-It is said the
proposed ship canal, across the 1sthmus Of
Darien, will cost G12 1000, 900, and that the
London parties concerned in it desire to re-
ceive the cooperation of several leading
capitalists in New York. Point Escoses, In
the Gulf of Darien, where the terminus of
the canal is to be, Is about l25 miles east
of Panama, and on the same parallel ofluti.
tude.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
NEW ROOVS
NEW BUOkS.
II EsToRAT1oN of Monarchy in France,

II EsToRATIoN of Monarchy in France,
by Lamar1ina 2 vol
French Revolution Of 1919, Do do
Quecchy. by author of Wide Wide World, . vol
st'p from The New World to the Oil BTappsn2r
Nile Notes oi a IIovaaii. By George " Curtis
The HowadT in Syria do d.
Lotus Eating do do
The Day Of Bruce, by G.. AGuilur, . vols
Fresh Leaves from Wesiern Woods by Miss Fuller
Men sn1 Women Of tho 18Th century By Houssagc %.
Greenwood Leaves by Grace Greenwood
Fresh Gleanings, Reyeiias Of a Bachelor and other
works Of Ike Narel, together with many other new
snl valuable books, and large variety Of Moves for
sale by JOHN l.. TUTHILL,
Oct. 4. Telegraph Building. opposite court house.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
lyinler IS Counting

4 Nd every body should supply themselves with
~ DarTr clothing Come and look al our stock Of
ClOths, Over-eoatiags cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans
Fl4nnels, nses, Under.shirts and Drswers inst re-
eeived and for sale cheap by
sept27 LITTLE & DRESBACHS
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PUSH ON THE COLUMN.

That SAME oLD Coos, came in the Berne
procession on yesterday. II looked fat, saucy
and good-humOred. and RECALLED itself upon
the dung-hill fowl Of this years LocofocO-
lam
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
FRESH ARRIVAL. OF GROCERIES
At the Old Stand of (;eorce I. XYVsum.


TNHANKFUL for past favors, the subscriber re-
l. specially informs his oldcusomers and the pub
lie generally, that he has now fun and com pIete
Stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES,. embracing, in
, part, The following articles:
tassH COFFEF--Rio and Java, of the best quality:
Eg.sssttjS TEA-loung Tyson and lmperia3
SUGARS--Pulverized, crushed, Loaf, Cuba
and New Orleans;
M0LAsSEs-Best Golden Syrup, Sugar House
aud New Orleans: ,a .t
N<s&eysso. FISII-White Fish, MarkereI and Cod,
>-v-s-..s-AsS all fresh; also, Herring;
TOBACCOS-A prime article of Russell and Ro-
binson's CSvendsh and ALIENS best pound lump; also
good article of spun, Maj Rod and six Twist; Also.
Andersons fine cut chewing and smoking Tobacco;
SPIcES-pePper, Aispice. Ginger, Cloves, CHINA
mon and Pepper Sauce;
DYE-STUFFS- Indigo. Ma,!der. Logwood n Alum;
LJQUORS--Port, c aret, Muscat and MaIsgaWines;
prime article Of Cdgni'c Brandy Now Eng and Rum;
Rye and Wheat Whiskey, sold in no less quantity
than quart 11 ~
besides great variety OF articles usually kept at
SINH ar stabikhments, all of which will be so at
rs low prices as at any other house in the city.
A continuarce of the patronage Of the pub ic is
'pectfully solicited. 80 GEOitdE ]. WYGUM
Lancaster, August A. 1861 v a-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
VOCAL MUSIC.

HAYlNG succeeded in nbtlining class crf Adults.
L l. the subscriber desires to obtain Juvenile
c'ass. Forthis purpose. he invites those who wish
their children to obtain knowledge Of Vocal Music
TO attend atthe Lutheran Church Columbus street
on neEt Tuesday afternoon, al 4 o clock, +. NJ The
class will meet at that hour Tuesdays and Thurs
days. Terms, 80 CENTS per scholar for % lessons.
September "a, 1852 ]. WELD.
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STEAM SAW MILL.

THE undersigned has just put into operation a
i Steam Sac Mn, in Pleasant township, miles
North of Lancaster, the Mil'erSport road, where
he IS prepared to fiji all orders for Lumber Of
every description, at the shortest notice.
Sept. l, iS52-3ml6' DAVID CUPP.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The Republic an
nounces that James II. Johnson, promin-
ent Democrat Of Georgia, has declared him
sell for Scott and G Graham.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

M WEOLESALE and Retail, at reduced prices-em-
w bracing all kinds used in our school, al tina
book store Of JOHN l.. TUTHILL,
South side Of main-street, opposite court house
November A
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

I OOK HERE, EEIGIIBOR!-Wha makes
a you wear that exceedingly old IIatl DO you not
know that NJ. SMALIEY has received the latest Fail
styles Of Hats? Also, all kinds oil CAPS. Remem-
Der the place, opposite the Talmadge House. call in.
Lancaster, setpember %, 1851. 81
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS.

A S tho track orthe Rail Roadpasses through my
EAland and many persons, ladies, gentlemen and
children, in large numbers anxious to see the work
without thought, pass through heisates, leaving them
constant passing through the fields tramps down the
grass, subie''ing me to much annoyance:-This is
most respt ully to request llmy friends who may
wish to visit the work. to take the track of tho Rail
Road near Rings mill and return that way. This
will give them no additional trouble and save me
much. My wlngnesst to crafty the public in any
reasonable way think will not be doubted, and /
trust in this respect word 10 the wcdisposed will
be sufficient.
Most respectfully D, TALLMADGE.
Lancaster, August 10 3ni- Eagle Il Telegraph copy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
Family Esiblcs.

A LARGE Assortment OF every vari'ty OF style
IA from pain to most beautiful Turkey binding
and extremely log prices. at The hook store of
Noyembcr5 JOHN L. TUTHILL
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Blank RcOllS.

a ALWAYS on hand supply Of Ledgers, Record,
n Day Bvos etc, together with all kinds of sta
ilnnry for sale at unprecedented low prices at the
book store Of JCslN l.. TUIHILL,
Nov4 Telegraph Buding, opposite courthouse
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
LIQUORS.
hSSI,:NEE,S NoTICE.

A Dividend of DANIEL LEWIS & Co.'S effects, will
IN be made on or shout the Goth of October next
SUI h of the creditors have not presented their
claims are requested 10 do So. lr
WILSON & MUMAUGH, ASSignceS
Lancaster, Ju'y 90 1852 'dI67
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
TILE TICkET.

We submit 10 the consideration Of the yo-
ters of Fairfield county, the following ticket.
These persons have been announced, free
from any caucus dictation, and are running
independent of any party nOmina tiOn. It
will be noticed that there is no candidate for
Commissioner or Infrmary Director. Ifany
or all of these candidates should be chosen
by the voters of the county, on next Tues
day, the people might rest satisfied that the
interests of the county were placed in faith
ful and competent hands, and that all trusts
confided to them would be sacredly admin
istered. All are good men and worthy the
support Of the people.
SCOTT AND GRAHAM
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

" Five fugitive slaves from Mo-, were
captured at Alton, ILL.,, on the 10Th inst.
0EEx-Governor Chambers, of KY, died
on the 2lst inst.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
For Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN d. MARTIN.
For Coroner.

In addition to the above, ISAAC CO.
MER is running as an Independent candi-
date for District Assessor, in the Fourth
District, composed of the townships Of Hook
ing, and Berne; and DANIEL BAKER, in
the Second District. In tho First and
Third Districts, we are not aware that any
independent candidates are in the field.
The Wing candidates for State officers,
only two to be elected, will be found at the
head of our columns. Both of these gentle
men are we'll worthy the support OF the
people Of Ohio, and ought to be elected
From present indications, the prospect is
fair. The present Board of Public Works,
by their miserable and inhuman request of
the Legislature, have rendered themselves
odious to the people, and merit the condem-
nation OF alright thinking men. The Wing
candidate for Judge is most excellent Sc
lection and will honor that station should
he be chosen to fill it; the Wing candidate
for the Board of Public Works,is, by long
life spent in intimate connection with that
branch ofthe public service, well qualified
for the post and will make most capital
member of the Board.
Let the ticket be honorcd by every Scott
and Graham man in the county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

suit wlIIsho' that the good men ofthe county
are anxious to repel the SANDERS which have
been heaped upon our gallant and patriotic
standard-bearers by the young sPrIgs Of LO-
cofocoism.
PUSH ON THE COLUMN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

"A T my Instance. an attachment was this day issued
IN by Samuel Boyle. Justice OF the Peace OF Aman
da township Fairfield county, Ohio against the pro-
perty and effects nf Johnson and Roach absconding
debtors. Dated this 18th day OF September, A. ID.
lS52 AVIS JOHN DAVIS, Sen.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
CALL AND SETTLE.

TIME subscriber being under obligations toclose the
i business OF the late firm of MCBRIDE & MIL.
LER, respectfully invite all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said firm to call and their notes
and accounts previous to the 10th Of December next il
delayed after that time, all claims will be put into the
hands of proper officers for collection g
MillerspoIti sept. %, ls52-3m g. c, MILLER
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They WILL Triumph.

GrWhy was Gen. Pierce, on receiving
Scott's letter of interrogation, like certain
ladies when called on by their friends!
Because he announced himself not at
home
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Just Received

A NDfor ale cheap, a large lot Of Carpets, BlGn-
IN ketsW all paper Bordering and Window blinds,
ut LITTLE DRESBACHS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

MAINE ON THE MAINE LAw.-T'he Gar.
diner Fountain classes the new Legislature
of Maine on the liquor law as follows:--
Sehate--For the law, 10; against it, a.
House-For the law, SO; against it, %, and
some twenty or thirty not definitely heard
from.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

WIlICH is having an unprecedented run-is Just
wv received and for sale at the bool, store Of
JOHN J.. TUTllILL,
July 80 Telegraph Building.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
FOR RENT.
Attachment Nnlice.

A dwelling hottse, with four large rooms. Ap
N Ply at this Office.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
LOST.

~a LOST, @
r Asst f, ening, at Ihe Circus, a LlssD cOtoRED
lCLoTH MERno SHAVE. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
Sept 8. GAZETTE OFFICE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

NEW FALL GoODS-A large and general asso
l Y ment now opening, and bargains to be had at th
cheap store opposite Shelters Hotel,
November 1850. wv. T. WISE
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ONE HuNDRED GUNS,

l,u ONE HUNDRED GUNS! ~ ~
YuAp2(NREAT WoNDER!---The undersigned
-esNa\J would respectfully announce to the citi-
zens Of Fairfield and adjoning counties, that he has
again opened the OLD BA TTERY, II miles East
Of Lancaster, on the Turnpike. The Old Fort was
once entirely evacuated-the guns spiked, and the
General wounded. But now having again recovered
from his wounds, has enlisted the old mullen stock
brigade and is ready to face the enemy: based upon
the old adage of-'0ftea beaten but neUcr conquered
As the enemy is yet far off, the company will be
EMPLOYED in the nIANUFA ACTURiNG OF
ARY CARRIAG ES, U-sa5sa
QSNt SsE Buggeys and &MEf&4
SS5<W VA G o N s, <zzsssSaseeGtts4kx@
together with any and every thing belonging to that
branch of business made from the best materials and
by of the best tUOrlnen west Of the mountains
The work 1D all be warranted and sold at less price
than any other shop of the same kind for ready cash
The ready pay system will be preferable to any other
as we have long since learned by experience, that
buggeys better, wear better, and look betet,when
well creased than otherwise. t #f&RGs
All kinds Qf LUMBER taken IN crchdhke for
toork 5tt h. M. WINTER, General
June "a, 1862 s-f1 3m7
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

Use HOwe's Cough Candy.
GOLD Wholesale and retail by L. L. SL0CUM,
~ Dt. Druggist, lancaster, Ohio
November 90 1851 90
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
Aclanni IsOnIkS

NEW YORK REPORTS, by Comstock. for sale
" by JOHN l.. TUTHlLL
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TO HOUSE CARPENTERS.
~ CLIFFORD will give employment to three good
4 Carpenters. rE ~,
Lancaster. May 10, 1852. ~ dtflO2
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" sHouLD BIZ UNIVERSALLY ENowx-FCr u l.
Tt'riIy true-iha iudgcsiion j. the fsrent OF .ry.
prnp0riion of Tho fttd dis-ases Dysenie~y disfr.
has', cholera mor'us liver compain int an many otSer
hseascs enum9faicd in the eity Inspectors ySeekl,
aalogu' NJ deaihs srr generated Nv in isetio, aanc
ih'ns OF uiat dy y'PeP rsthi 81 il all who uner from
hsoT y d stpnachs. s'd II you are wi ing 10 be
sniIei hy adv-e, founded u 5on exs rienre re .o,t
~ once ,dontdeay dayl llaoh nd, (ierInan Bit
@ .@eIs prepared hy Dr G. y. Jaes son. shrh - an al
INlv", curative. and invienrant. stands alpne sns
ix1aypr" chs e. Tn-r I depot, 100 Arch sirest.-
ItEa 'ed these III tors sui know that ttev arr
gtia (ffy Rem -P'' ''''' -'"'e--' "l"'r'
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slYEEll

V0U cap get Log Wood. Ext Log Wood, Fustic
IL cam Wood, Blue Vitrio, Nader, copperass A.
um, Indigo, of the best quality at
September 6. KAUFMAN & co
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Attachment Notice.

A Tiny instance attachment was this day issued
IA by Alfred McVeigh.a Justice Of tho Peace for
Hooking township Fairfield county, Ohio, against the
property and effects OF John Minehart on-resdent
of said county. SAM. +. MACCRAcKEN
September 80. 1859 4woO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

For Congress.
JOHN WEIGH
Of Athens county.
For Sheriff.
A. l.. SIMMONS.
For Auditor.
JOHN SHELTER.
For Commissioner.
For Mfrmary Director.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07
WiIlinm Marsh's Estate.

William MarSh's Estate. d.
NOTICE is hereby given that the stbscrib ,r has
~ been appointed and qualified Executor of the
estate of WILLIAM MARSH, ate Of Fairfield county
deceased. n-- rt :
Dated at Lancaster this 18th day Of August. 1852
4H. f- NATHANIEL SroiTz,
. Erccitof Of HiHiaBl Marsh
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MER y CAR RIAG ES, Us+z,rzr,
QSSEsE Buggeys and hEA
S9JOeW w A CON s, zz%e&Nk&G

Silks Bareges, Bareges, DE Laines and
i April 8, 1859. HfENLEYrS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-07

Spring with its Sunshine is Here.
A ND those Ladies' wishing an article protecting
N them from its rays, will find choice styles Of Par
asols at HENLEY'S.
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COMEERCIAL IHTELLIGMCE.
Cattle markets

PmLApELPmA, Oct 5.-I,5OO beeves at
I'50@s.50Per ewt. Hogs---i 900 At 7,250
S'25 Cows---i5O at I2@3S. Sheep and
Lsmbs---former goa; latter I,5Oa $50.
NEw YoHK, Oct. $4,000 beeyes Of
fered. Good business doiog ats 10 for
good retailing qualities 800 uusold. Cows
and calves, so sold at $50 90 %. G.OOO
sheep and lambs sold at from to sand 4. SO
for sheep, and so To $50 for lambs.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02
Recent Discoveries.

Everything in the world seems ordered
for the best, and new discoveries are
made just about the time when they are
necessary to supply wants which cannot
be supplied under the old system. Thus,
when America was discovered, frewood
was abundant, and the produce of the
forest was sufficient to accommodate all
who wished to keep warm. But the in
crease OF population, and the great con-
sumption of wood for building purposes,
thinks the Brother Jonathan, rendered
it probable that, in few years, there
would be scarcity of this important
material At this period up turned coal,
just at the nick of time, and long before
that article is exhausted, electricity or
galyanism will cook our mutton chops,
and enable US to toast our toes. So, too,
in regard to artificial light When whales
were beginning to go out, gas began to
come in, and Piggy also becoming excl
ted at the prospect, rushed forward and
politely rendered his lard. There is a
compensating watchfulness in the DEGREES
of Providence, which vigilantly provides
for the want of man, and substitutes new
benefits for those no longer available. The
farmers of the present day will, ere long,
universally acknowledge this truth in the
character of their agricultural labors.-
Formerly they plowed, soWed, reaped and
moved, by hand. Latterly, scarcity of
laborers has materially interfered with
rural enconomy. In consequence, it has
been as much as many agriculturists, in
various parts of the country, could well
do, if they were able to harvest their grain
leaving some grass crops to perish through
inability to cut them. There was a want
which was sadly felt, and it is now de-
monstrated that the remedy is at hand, in
the shape Of reaping and moving ma
chine, which, in few hours, with limited
assistance, will do that which would re-
quire the services of many men for sever
al days. A machine cuts down ten or
twelve acres of grass day, shearing off
the tangled and postrate grass with the
same dispatch as if it stood upright
Steam plows, steam harrows, steam reap
ers and steam mowers, will increase rap
idly, until the husbandman will become
engineer, ceasing toll with his hands, and
looking on whilst Farmer Machine culti-
Yates the fields, keeps them to order, and
secures the final crop.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02

Rattlesnake bites prove fatal by reas-
on of their action on the nervous system.
By administering a powerful stimulant,
their effects may be counteracted A
traveller in one of the new sections of our
country had the misfortune to be bitten
by one of these reptiles. Determined to
have an easy death of it, he took flask
ofold Jamaica from his pocket, and poured
down its contents. He soon after fell a.
sleep under tree, and to his agreeable
surprise, awoke alive and able to proceed
on his journey.-So-acuse Star.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02
Joimtins Boards for Roofs.

Peter Banker, of Schenectady, N. Y,
has taken measures to secure patent
for an improved mode of jointing boards
for roofs. lie forms rebates or recesses
in the upper surface Of each board, which
receive projections that are covered by
caps with screws. The high prices of
shingles, and the great amount of poor
sawed ones in the market, will soon lead
to their disuse entirely.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02
Spurious Gold Coin.

A man has been arrested in New York,
for passing upon an emigrant spurious
coins purporting to be So and $40 pieces,
having on one side alikeness Of G en-. w ash
ington with the date 1852, and on one the
reverse the representation of an eagle be-
meath the words "United States" There
are also other pieces in the lot, with coat
Of arms, and the word California in prom
inent characters, we'll calculated to deceive
the unwary as all of them have the appear
ance of gold, although they are in fact
manufactured of brass and copper.
We were recently shown counterfeit
dollar gold piece. The appearance was
not so distinct as the genuine but such as
was well calculated to deceive the unsus-
pecting.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02

Gg~ do SO agaln.-A gentleman of
Boston chanced to find himself among
party of ladies, away down East, and while
in the enjoyment of social play, he care
lessly placed his arm around the-waist Of
as pretty damsel as Maine could boast
of, when she started and exclaimed, ''Be
done, sir, don't insult me p The gentle
man apologized for the seeming rudeness,
and assured the half offended fair one he
did not intend to insult her. "No" said
she archly, swell, if you didn't, you may
do so again"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-09-02
From the Spirit World.

The following is reported as true mes
sage from certain individual now in tn,
Spirit World" as we have been told
/ Rapper-John jones'
Spirit of John answers by two raps.
Rapper-Are you happy? =.
Spirit-Yes, in all but one thing.
Rapper-What is that!
SPIRIT left the world without calling
on the Printer, as l promised. Oh, if
could but return to the earth, | would
do.
Rappor-Do what I!
Spirit-Call on the poor Printer and
pay him them four dollars but its too
late
Rapper-No; send a message to your
once fond dear wife to pay it for you, and
then you will be happy. r.
Spirit-Yes, yes, tell her if she wishes
me to enjoy eternal happiness, to go at
once and discharge that debt, and ever
lasting bliss is mine.
Rapper-I will do as you bid me.
a message is despatched to Widow
Jones, informing her of the sufferings of
the spirit of her late husband on account
of not making peace with the Printer
She answers that she will go at once, pay
the man of types, and ask him his for
giyeness for her poor dear Jones.
Rapper-I sent message as you bid
me to your wife, and she is, ere this, on
her way to the friend you had forgotten
whilst on earth.
Spirit-O, Joy unspeakable. -s.
Rapper-She has seen the Printer and
paid him
Spirit-Happy! happy! am II!
N0ta Bcne-The above is warning to
all who will not heed the call of the "man
of types" You may, like Jones, die
without eancelling the debt as he did, and
suffer the same pangs of remorse. If you
wish to enjoy everlasting bliss" hereaf-
ter, make your peace with the Printer