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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

WAGES IN SAN FRANcIsco.--The follow
ing are the rates of wages in San Francis
CO, as fully established by the recent strikes,
combinations, and compromises, per day:
Bricklayers $40; stone-cutters $40; ship
carpenters and chaulkers$l &c; plasterers SO
house-carpenters, blacksniths, watchma-
kers and jewellers S.; painters and GLACIERS
Sc; ta;lors $4; along-shore men and hoe
men So; shoemakers 800 per month, with
out boarding; teamsters 100 to 1920 per
month, finding themselves; and farm hands
$50 per month and. found.
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c0nrl Of om mon u: FalraeId Couat

IN PARIIIIDA. .r
Robert f. Too e IS Nancy Toole twiGoWJ David
Deloag and Mary belong his wife, Of Fairfield
county, Ohio, sndJoSePh To5le, OF locking eoun-
ty, Ohio.
YgJHE sail Defendants viii take notice that on the
4 9Th day Of April, A.. D. 1855, the said Robert T.
Tools fleis Petition il tho court of common Pleas
II Fairfield county. ohis, whcrs the same is now
pending. dsmsudiag partition olthe following pre-
nises. slms'e in sstf eOasty. and knoNn BY being the
Yves half Of the sou'hwest Quarter o. Section NO.
"A, In Tnxnshi2 So. ~. Of Range No. 10. .
AsO--The folinRisg described lOf. situate IN sad
.ouuty Of FsiTheld. knOgu by being part OF the
Northwest Quarter Of Section No. IA Of Township
No ~, ia Jtinge Nn 10, beginning AZ q stone on the
half section fine a. psrchss 2 links East VI the South
west cornsr Of sad Quarter Seottpus aud running
from thence East 10 chains 30 links N . post on said
half section linz: thence North 50 degrees West 10
chains Is links 10 a post; thence South W degrees
Nest 10 Links 20 a post; thence North bO degrees 1
chain 50 links to a post on the West bank Of Clear
creek; thence south II chains ADD 30 Links 10 the
plsca Of beginning. being same tract on which the
Cardinz Factory l. erected ana containing ten acres
more or less. The said Robert L Toole demands
that partition be made Of said premises as follows:
n the said Robert Z Tools three hfhs; 70 the said
Mary Dplong ons-Gfih; 70 the said Joseph Tcole one
Glh,, and to sail Many Toole lower in the whole.
At IN. next OF October Tern Of said court an ap-
piication vii be made by the undersigned, for a. or
der that partition may be made &c, Of ssid premises.
J. sc MARTIS, Att Tor Demandant:
August Is, 1858 o"lo
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Temperance Notice.--A meeting of the
Fairfield county Temperance Alliance will
be held in the City Hall of Lancaster, on
Saturday, 9th inst, at one o'clock P. NJ.
Important business must be attended to
promptly, and the friends Of the cause are
requested to be present.
Sept. 10 By order
II. SCOTT, Sec.
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LosT, This morning, between the resi-
dence of Mr. d Tallmadge and Mr. John
McElroy, a breast-pin, set with a daguer-
rean miniature. 1t was lost either on
columbus, Wheeling or Broad street. A
liberal reward will be given TO the finder by
leavingit either at this Office or at McBride's
Daguerrean rooms.
l. September ID, 1853.
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Mr.. EDlroR:--Please announce the name
of Gen. GEORGE SANDERsoN of Lancaster,
as a candidate for Representative, at the
coming fall election; Gen. Sunderson is an.
old citizen and identified with all the great
interests, of the county, and will make
an Honorable member of the legislature.
MANY CITIZENS.
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E-It is our painful duty to record the death,
by yellow fever, Of Mr.. EDWARD EFFINGER.
He died at Nalchez on the 5th inst, after an
illness Of As hours. Mr.. Efinger formerly
lived in this place, where he leaves a very
large number of friends and relatives tt
mourn his untimely end. tits believed tina
he had not an enemy in the world. Peace
10 his ashes.
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ARRESTED FOR POISONING his WIFE
James Cohoe, of Toledo, Ohio, has been ar
rested for poisoning his wife, who died
some five weeks ago, as was supposed at
the time, of epilepsy. Shortly after her
death, Cohoe was again married, which
circumstance, in connection with other
facts, created a suspicion that his former
wife had been poisoned. The body was
disinterred after having been buried sabout
three weeks, a post mortem examination
made, and the contents analysed. Stuff
cient evidence was obtainedt to warrant the
arrest of the husband.
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Correchon.-In our article last evening
on the destruction of liquor in Me-, we were
made to say "eight hundred gallons of liz
uor were consumed" 1t should have reaf
Econdemned.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4 Sagent for Adam householder, sen, 1 will sell
n the House and lot on East Main street known
as In Lot No 8, in Reber's addition TO the City Of
lancaster, now in the occupancy Of Mr. samuel
Henley, and near the residence Of Salmon shaw,
ESQ. Terms favorable. and title indi puisble.
p. VAN TRUMP.
IuIv 7 1853. 9-4-fn.
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= One of the passengers, a gentleman
who was injured by the upsetting OF the
coach last week, between this city and Co.
lumbus, has since died from the effects OF
his wounds.
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HoNoRs To CAPT. INGRAHAM.-The in
habitants Of Spezzia have given marks OF
lively sympathy to Capt. Ingraham of the
St. Louis, ia relation to his recent firm con-
duct in the harbor OF Smyrna. An address
Of fluctuations was presented to him, to
which he replied thath e had only done his
duty in covering with the protection Of the
U. States a man who, though he had not al.
together become a citizen of the United
States, yet had taken such steps as had Ell.
abled him to obtain American passports.
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THArL ErTER.--The letter from General
.Cass to the President, about which there
has been so much talk, is said simply to have
approved of the policy Of the inaugural, ahd
expressed confidence in the honesty and in
tegrity of Gen. Pierce. 1t is now alleged
that the letter contained not a syllable con
corning either the members of the cabinet
or those who have been appointed to Office.
1t seems from this that Pierce's game at
Cancellation is destined to be a miserable
failure.
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"Second sober Thoughts for Incorporate
Temperance men, an article we commence
ed last evening, is concluded to-day. 1t is
an ably written article and worthy the Pc
rusal of all our readers. The friends of the
Maine Law can have a like amount ofspace
to make a reply. Our columns are open to
both sides, and as it is an important move
ment we trust the question will be fully
canvassed. Let every man vote under
standingly.
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CELEBRATIoN IN New YoRK.-The sur
viving members of the New York Regiment
of Volunteers who served in the Mexican
war sat down to banquet at the Mercer
Street House on "Wednesday afternoon, to
commemorate the sixth anniversary of the
entrance of Gen. Scott into the City OF
Mexico. In the evening they proceeded in
a body to the Broadway theatre.
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". TBRALL, e iiiIAs;
D. W. CLARK, President.
WM. CONNER. Secretary
Tho attention OF property holders Is respectfully
called TO the superior advantages for Fire, hdr'Ee,
and T1laud Insurance offered by the
PROTECTION INSUR NICE CONTAIN
Tho undersigned has been furnished with blank
,oi;nios signed bv the officers of the company; also
with blank renewal receipts, for continuing Pohcles
already issued, and is duly authorized ana prepared,
as Agent Of said company, TO make insurance. Tor any
period of time, not less than one month nor greater
Than sayen wears. upon buildings or their ~contsnts, oe-
cupied as DtpelRngs, Stores, Warehouses;, ChuTches,
| Hotels, Baaks, Court Houses, Soueges, Gs',S s',
and their contents against LOsSS Oit lam
AGE by FIRE. Also, on DRY GooDs.
jRocrRrEs, MANUFACTURED GoRns, .PRoDUeE
| HOUSEHOLD FURKtTURE, LIVE STocE, and eve'y
other description Of MErcHANDIzE and PERsoFAL
PROPERTY, shipped or to be shipped per Boo4 S.eAn-
boat or boats. ito and from points on the western
Waters. or between Eastern Cities, Wa Lakes OF otn-
ar inland route. and any town IN the Western country
! A ainst the hazards of Inland Transportation;
disc NOR eood vessel or vessels, between New Or
leans and Observation-Disclosures New orleans ana
other Gulf ports-between all American ports ana
English or European ports. or TO any other maruiine
mort wbatsoeverin the ATLANTIC waters, against te
Perls ofthe Seas, at Rates Of Premium as Loioa az
| those OF ang other Responsible IHstttiaion.
1.-THE attention Of Merchants is especially re-
quested TO the superior advantages and eonven,en.e
I NJ Insurance at home, under an "OPen Policy, COW
erine snipments by specific endorsements. or under
a Contract Policy" covering all shipments what
nrsm;nm e6sreedb1 other compGnies-for account Of
/ applicant .oi Whom it may concern" Losses prompt;
iy adjusted under the supervision ofthe undersigned
Scsi A gent, and payable IN bank funds, 4n * XIX
or if desired, at.Nev York, BoSfon, fHagos1Pnta
Baiimorc' tharlest0n, New 0rledss, 81. Ionts'
tLouisriis, Pittsburgh, or any other agreed point IN
1.-The Uuited States. .
For further Information respecting rates oiPfe"
Jun. etc, apply to the undersigned. ,4
WIN P. CREED, Agent for LancAsteran ~
County.
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CLOTHING! CLoTHINGi
$40, 900 Worth of Spring. summer and "a
Clothing, and Furnishing Goods'

NOW ON HAM Al THE oLD NOTORIOUS
C~heckered store. 4
w f are now prepared to clothe the lf5ing spirit
w Of our country. Rhe Farmer. Mechanic and
day laborer, not forgetting the proiession-the Law.
yer, Doctor and Preacher; also, the gentleman OF
leisure. The Artist and even down to the most ian-
tastic exquisite, c&n.be accommodated with every
thing in the furnishing line, from topic toe. we
cannot possibly mention, in single advertisement
item in the history -ofold Fairfield county, ina. NOM
ing in the clothing line has ever been offered IN tais
city that can bear the mostdistantseomparison totne
quantity and quality Of the piles Of eioIamg We IoS
in our line Is warranted. Youth's ssd Boys clothing
\ on hand. f OOcLHi
May IL. 1853. st.f 81 4
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The UNION PARrY.-Hon james Brooks,
of New York, has addressed a letter to the
Hon. A. H. Stephens, urging the Union
party of Georgia to rally TO the support OF
their candidates, and condemning the Pres
ident for appointing freesoilers to Office.
WEATHER AT THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
We see it stated that the water froze an
inch thick at Glen House, in the Pinkham
Notch, on Thursday night, last week.
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A LARGEl lot Of White Lead, Red do, Ven. Red,
n Litb,rpe. CHROME Green, Chrome Yellow. LIN
seed OIL, Tdrpsntino and all kinds Of yarnish for sale
~ II. B. HUNTER &c co.
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WATER WoRKs.-The citizens Of Chilli
scothe voted last week, IN favor Of a loan Of
'@7o,0o0 for the erection OF city water
works,
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NEW ROoKsl

sc the city Book store. opposite anrs rss
Hotel, Lancaster. Ohio.
XUsT RECEIVED-Daring leeds OF American he
- roes, Nights in = Block house the DiscardeJDaugh-
ter, the Australian captive aud the Gold Regions, Dick
wilson. Frost's Pictorial history Of California, Ex-
p oringi Expedition 10 California ,thewide, WideW ord,
frank Fresman's Barber Shop, the Nile Boat, Advice
to Young Men, History OF the Mexican War, Napo-
leon and his Mars ais, by J c He&iley; Noble Deeds
oil Woman, Lie Of the Impress Josephine.
Apri;2G. JOHN SEARJES.
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INSURANCE.

IN an Established Company, a. the lowest salt
! u rates. tAPPbY ro-WMT CREED Agent. 2
LANES WHITE, Med Exam,
m. b.. Caluornians Insured.
August 18th, 1858. NV.
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Paints, u & c.

FISH-White, Pickerel, Trout and Bas for saleby
he / Dbl. / bbl 1 b0l..ar WHITES - s
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NEW IMPROVEMENT IN INSERTING
AHTTFIrIAI TEETH r.

nRs. crder q Williams have made IN improve
tJnent in The at ofinserting artihcisl tessh on me-
ffiic plstss. The Improvement CONSISTS IN solder
jag teeth on plates. . o az IN prevent them iron ron-
tracing aud ~<pringing while in the act Of Soldering
.sRd eo0ing, which vii avoid N difficulties thai Don
lists - invai iably meet within constructing full soty
% teeth A patent will be secured 10 a short time
then specimens can be seen 81 our olice.
Lancaster. June 10, 1863. 10
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CT James Dunn, the convict at Sing
Sing State Prison who escaped about two
weeks since by means of an India rubber APP
paratus, which foated on the surface Of the
water while he walked on the bottom ofthe
River breathing through the India rubber
pipe attached to the float, was arrested at
a house in New York City. The police
broke open the door of his ROOM, when he
jumped out of the window and ran, but was
captured. He was taken back TO State
Prison, where he was, Is months since, SEN
fenced for life, he having been convicted OF
burglary in the first degree, perpetrated on
Staten Island.-Okio STATE Jour.
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FARII o sALE.

TNHERE wiil be offered at pubic sole.oa Saturday.
Il the Isl day If OdgJer, 1873, at the door Of the
courthouse, 10 the city Of Lancaster, between 10 o.
clock, a. NJ. aud 4 o'clock, r. NJ. that FfEE FAnM
an ! tract Of land. lately owned by George Klins, late
Of fairfield county decreased.
This form Is situate tSo miles North Of Lancaster
T. composed Of i01aeres- more or less being an entire
quarter Has on II good springs and running water
a Gne Orchard, twO dFal ing houses and 9 barn. and
more than 10 acres Of Il improved and undsr cuti-
ysti0n the .rcsiiue good timber land. Possession
win be givsn the ut Of April mkt. except as 10 the
s%rosins erops. The title Is good beyond = question
Terms ous-ihiTd ia hand on the dsy ofsale, residue
in two cqual payInants At one and two years, with In
teresf lfoin the time possrssion shall be given.
JOHN BARR. Ereeutor
gfEte E1ate Of George Kline, decreased
August 81. BY JOHN d MAkTiS, Attorney.
urElg e and Telegraph Insert unll day Of sale.
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6-The Raleigh IN. C.) Register, in
speaking of the variety of the productions
Of that State says;-aIt is a iaitering fact
that North Caro- lima produces, within her
self, the staple of every other State IN the
Union, and is the only that does Il! The
barley and potatoes of Maine, aud the So.
gar and cntton Of the South, and some
wherein her borders a genial climate, while
10 the mineral wealth she is Of course unri-
ynlled.p ass &ans Faast
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weds'dny Evening sept. 81, 1883


IMMENSE IMP0Rr or IRos.-There ar
rived at New York on Monday, fromEurope,
an enormous quantity Of iron, yiz.-3,Ou
tons,5,44S bars railroad, 1897 tons pig, 81.
GAG bars and 1926 bundles Of iron.
The above precious morsel we find going
the rounds Of the press as an item Of 'news.'
On the Section OF The Hudson River Rail-
road near New York, one track is laid with
American and the other with English Iron
The American has been il use several
years longer than the English,a and is scarce
y Worn at all, while the English iron will
have to be replaced in a year or two
Even admitting that the Am iron cost
the most in the outset, il would most as
saredly be as cheap again in the long run.
Add to this the inexhaustible resources OF
iron ore that now lies undisturbed by the
hand ofthe manufacturer, and the great de-
mand Tor the same in our country, and then
ask yourselves whether this policy of buy
ing foreign iron has its origin in wisdom
II we wish to prosper and grow rich we
must encourage Home Manufactures.
WHEAT IN Oaro.-The wheat produce
ton in Ohio is estimated to average 25,O0O,-
600 bushels per annum of which $4,000, 900
are surplus. Its supposed thatonly about
one-ifth Of the land in the State is under
cultivation, while some Of the premium
crops exceeds so bushels to the acre, the
average yield Of the State will not exceed
l6 bushels. We believe that if properly cul-
tivated the average wheat crop . in this
State would be Is bushels per acre, and it is
to be regretted that more attention is not
paid to preparing the ground for the recep-
tion Of the seed. If there is anything that
is calculated to infuse a spirit of emulation
into our farmers tits the practice Of holding
County Fairs, and we may look upon these
as the great agricultural Moters' of the
State. Let ours that il to come off the 18th,
l4th and 18th of next month be well attend
ed and complete in every department.
M"
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RECEPTION OF A USiTEp' STATES. CONSUL.
e. A. Hopkins, Esq, United States Con-
sui to Paraguay, arrived at Monteyideo on
the 18th of July in Brazilian steam frigate,
from Rio Janeiro. He was saluted by a
Brazilian vessel of war lying at Monteyideo,
and received by the government with great
Ekindness. g
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.
4 Few Boxes iustrseeived al the city city Drug
N store. EDWARD L. SLoSCM
Lancaster June IS
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Z UCAS, TURNER 4 c o.,
3 u

SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA.
fNAPT. w T. SHERMAN, late Of the Army an.
nouncss to his friends and the public. that he
takes charge of the Banking House Of Lucas, TUR.
MA & Co. in San Francisco. and that he has made
his residence in that city, where he viii give ms
personal attention to the investment Of money me
collection and payment of debts, selling Exchange
on all parts Of the world, and the transaction OF RANK
ing business.in its most generalsense.
THE great wealth and responsibility OF the mem-
bers Of this firm, eHtirle ittO the most perfect con
hdapcs. sePt.2l, ieoS-dm'
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Jonas RuFnsr ard Isaac RuEner.

Jonas RufFnsr ard Isaac RaGnar.1
J David Tusing & Barbara his wife.D
J. Holiday x Ma gdalaua his wife. In Partition.
Saml Shoots s. Rebecca his wife,
Jacob Rudner. John Henthonref Fairfield Common
Nary his wife, Roies & Emily } Plea.
his wife & william Crist infant
son Of Nm. Crist \ Anna his wife
now decd
fENHE defendants are hereby notified tina, the petit
l. TONERS on this day filed IN the Clerks Office Of
the court OF Common Pleas for the county Afpresaid
that certain petition PRAYING tEst partition be made OF
thu following described premises, situAted in Fairfield
county, 10 wit; a part Of section No. COP II R17 aid
Described a follows, Beginning at the $. W. corner Of
said sec thence \. " todr pole chains md 5llinks 20 =
past, thence n. n degrees L ? chains and 81 liIks
to a post, thence y. Gu degrees Z Z chains and 30 links
to a post, thence L IL chains TO q post, thance :. 4
|! chains and 80 Inns 70 ? svesnOre, thanee LA chains
and IS links to a post, thence 5. 20 chains and 81
links to a post, thence W.. So chains and ~ links 20
the place % beginning, containing 2i7 72-lW acres,
in such manner that > equal Undivided an parts
thereof BE set apart ia s~everaliy 70 the petitioners,
who hold by purchase the Interest OF all Of said dsfen-
dants in said lands, except the said VIM. Cri.t and
that one equal 9Th part thereof, DO set apart TO said
minor defendant VIM. CTist-snd that said PATTON
will come On u be heard al the next October term o.
Join GAGAGnTY, Attorney for petitioners.
June ~, 1853. S-6S
observation-disclosures Of parents who use Yer
miTuge composed Of castor oil, csiomel, etc. are not
aware that while thay appear to benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the foundation for a ss.
ries Of disease, loss OF sight, weakness Of limbs etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of Hobenssck's Medicines, to which we ask the attain.
ton Of all directly interested in their own as vol q.
their chillren's health. Ia liver complaints and al
disorders arising from those Of 3 bilious type. should
make use Of the only genuine medicine, HObsnSack''
Liver Pill.
? Be mol dseeired," but ask fer Hobrnsack''
: IT., S.,1 I'D 4 iva pitu and ohaarva that each
has the signature OF the proprietor, J N. HobansAck
as none else are gennine.-M Y. Erpress
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DAPER-Ala large lot of cap, Letter, Commercial
il Blotting and counting-house Paper and BlanI
Books Of alfkinds for sale at the city book store, op
posite Shelters hotel. by
April % JOHN SEAhLES.
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CNEalaKe.


QueeRsWafe.
A bargain may now be had by any one In want o
N a nice dinner or tea sett by calling at w i
.Wiso's, where a large and completely assorted stock il
now unpackings
June 81. 1863
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MORE RAscALITY IN THE QUEEN Cry
A Vilainous OArags on a young Female.
Too of ts Scouadr,b Arrestsi.-The Gin
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W Eagle please copy.
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PROT
Fire, Marine and Inland
INSURANCE COMPANY,
nARTFoRD, conn,
lNco RPo Ed 81

BOARD OF UIREtI UhN.
G. uAZARD. G. ~ DIRT tN.E, sEELEf
rIo NJ EnJTIrON.X KEILpGG. W. B.aoSRiNS,
n ~ AK l., w NPlIREY, y. BRlkSAP,
VS. IsnAM, RELDEN, D CLAak,
u, Tt,RaiI' r.. IIIIS. w.
WN WILL ANS.
80 rIARK pra.nl.nt
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WIG STATE

YoR ATroRSsT oEsgRtL.
WILLIAM H. GLE N.
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lie spike M mare. but sVeeily smiled
Uudil tn lilnl blow was given;
When God t,nk up that i,oyr biind chill,
Aud pi'en-d first his eyes-in beaver.
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Tie Mails AgaiH.-We have heretofore
had occasion 10 speak Of the irregularity Of
the mails; but the most aggrssating case
that has yet come under our notice. and one
that Involves the most mystery, is stated in
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Aud you'H citue there dear Mary. tpo.
But IN Their dear. When YIN come there.
Tell Eiiwa Ct mother. that u. you
You know | never saw you hereI'