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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-05-17

dropping INTO cnalr III eAtretne uc-
spondency, Il knew it would come
to that at last. I have always thought
that something bad would happen to
me--that should do something very
wrong-kill somebody in motion of
passion perhaps; but I never imag-
incd that could be mean enough to
be guilty of deliberate larceny.
sBut there may be some mistake,
Judge p
No mistake, Polly. I know very
we'll how it came about. That fel-
low, Stevritt keeps the meanest sort
of liquor, and always did-liquor
mean enough to make man do any
sort of thing. I have always said it
was mean enough to make a man
steal, and now ! have practical il
lustration Of the fact and the old
man burst into tears.
Don't be child, said his wife,
wipins away the tears; go like a
man, over to Sterritt-till him it was
a little bit of frolic-pass it off as a
joke-go and open court, and no.
body will ever think of it again.
a little of the soothing system op.
Grated upon the Judge as such things
usually do; his extreme modification
was fully subducd, and over to Stcr,
ritt's he went with a tocrablc face.
OF course he had but little difficulty
in settling with him-for, aside from
the fact that the Judges integrity
was unquestionablc, he had an ink.
ling Of the joke that had been played.
The Judge took his seat in court;
but it was observed that he was sad
and melancholy, and that his mind
frequently wandered from the busi-
ness before him. There was a lack
of sense and Intelligence that usually
characterized his proceedings.
Several days passed away, and the
business of the court was drawing to
a close, when one morning, rough
looking sort Of a customer was ar,
,raigned ON 0 chargn-nf stealing AZ
ter the clerk had read the indict-
mcnt 70 him, he put the usual qucs.
ton
Guilty or not guilty 2
Guilty, but drunk answered the
prisoner.
What's that plea p exclaimed the
Judge, who was half doing ON the
bench.
'Ie pleads guilty; but says he was
drunk replied the clerk.
What's the charge against the
man 2
He is indicted for grand larceny
whats the case 2
'Mayit please your honor said
the prosecuting attorney, 'lhc man is
regularly indicted for stealing large
sum from the Columbus Hotel
lie is, hes p? and he pleads
'llc pleads guilty, but drunk
The Judge was now fully aroused.
Guilty, but drunk that is most
extraordinary plea. Young man,
you arc certain you we're drunk 2
'Ycs, sir
where did you get your liquor p
AT Stcrritt's.'
Did yc get none no where else 2
Nat drop, SIR
You got drunk on his liquor and
afterwards stole his money!
Yes, sir
Mr.. Prosecutor said the Judge,
do me the favor to enter nollc pro.
sequi in that mans case. That Ii.
quor Of Stcrritt's is mean enough to
make a man do anything dirty. |
got drunk on it the other day myself,
and stole all Stcrritt's spoons. Re
lease the prisoner, Mr.. Sheriff. |
adjourn the court.
.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-05-17

Receipt tor Copgh.-Take OIL
of sweet Almonds, and Syrupsof Bal
sam, OF each two ounces; four ounces
OF Barley Water and thirty drops OF
Spirits Of Sal Volatile; shake them
we'll together, and take two large
spoontnls when the Cough is trouble,
some. If this Medicine docs not re-
move The congltina few days, it will
1he.absolutelyM necessary TO be ,hlootled, \
4; l1r. Pfindts,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17
Hills Botanical Medical Establishment,

N0. III nam street, worcester, mass.
A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN, During the
IA Practice of ID years, DIR HILL has come in con-
tact with almost ihnumerabe of debility, occ
soned by dreadful habit IF solitary sell abuse He
continues 10 warn all young who not afflicted
to avoid it as they value their Ives and advise ali
troubled with the habit its consequences where they
can he cured of such trouble and let them know the
dire disasters resulting in the nonattendancc them
III time 1t no exaggeraion To say, that nurths
of the Insane owe their maladl this horrid habit
The prOprietors of Insane Asylums corroborate the
statement and il the victim escapes insanity, iducy
yet he or she entirely nLed Tor the real pleasures of
life, either in ou of The domestic circle-With FRO
creative powers ruined, afflicted with disrust ever
doubtful o his i,nds, in fact perfect hypocondrac
what ls he III for but TO be cast aud die Attend
them at once, ali who have been addicted to this
ms rahie habit NAV be too lae, and you may 90
down Ia dishonOred grave, hardl, fit the God
who gave yon powers which you have made in
stead OF blessing they in ,nded There ex-
lists not in the Whole world object more oathsome
and miserable than thus broken in health and hopes
Avoid it then as GU wish for happiness and heaven.
DR. Hills practice is entirely the Botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation
Office, No. l2l Main street, Worcester, Mass.-open
fr m 3 A NJ, to p Nj. Letters (post pad) will re-
ceIve prompt attention. MD
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NEW BOOKS.

Received THIS Day, Jan. s, 1853,
at JOHN x ETH g. CO's,
No. 239 Main Street.
A MEXICAN MISSIONARY MEMORIAL by III
IN w Pierson.
Confessions of Fiiz Boodle by w. M. Thackeray.
The Luck at Barry lyndon, &c Sc
Life and Memorials of Daniel Webster, vols.
Memoirs and Journal of Correspondence of Thomas
Moore, edited by Lord John Russell.
Coreville and his Times, by NJ. Guizos.
Ro iolphus, by Jacob Abbott.
No 10 Bleak House.
Puntm's New Monthly Magazine.
Memoirs of the IuguenOt Family
Napoleon in Exile, by Barry E. O'Meara, ESQ.
Lie on the Isthmus, by Joseph w. Fahens.
The Boy Huner, BY Capt. M. Reid.
POems by Charles Maekay.
Poems, by Rev. Henry AioTd.
ian5 diff
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French Burr Mill Stones

INHE Subscriber Agent for one of the best French
Burr Mill Stone Manufacturers IN the State OF NJ
York, aud am now orde ring Mill Stones of various ST.
zes and Of different qualities, according the kind Of
Grain to be ground aud sending them to different parts
Of the New Enga states.
feel dent from my long experiencein the Milling
business that select Burr locks OF an eveuness
and haze them put together and grind as even Meal us
can be obtained in the United -taies.
ANY one wishing to make inquiry price, terms
please address TO the subscriber, (pos pad,) Brook
field, Msss., and they may rely on prompt reply
N. b. The subscriber continues to Manufacture CORN
CRACKERS, TO run either way, with, or against the
sun. L. w CONVERSE.
East BrO0kheld, Aug. IL, 1852. DEM w6ms
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Imnortant to the Afflicted.

IN DIX Lays, or NO rag!
nR. HILL, after extensive practice Of fourteen
IL years, continues usual give advice gratis, and
fleet permanent in all rivate diseases, in the
shortest possible time. New ed in from three
to six days, invariably, if strictly attended to- Old
chronic cured as could be expected. Med
icnes free from mercury and all mineral posOns, and
are particularly recommended TO travellers, and all
hers who wish avoid detection, they require no
cha &c in diet, confinement from business.
&iUung men who have been addicted 10 a certain vice,
and suffering from he ruinous effects il has up
on the head and nervous system should apply DR.. H.
who has tailed 10 the most difficult OF all
com ,,ains, and in the shortest possible time.
N. b. Friends and others who are daily recommend
ing patients 10 my care will observe that my office is at
No l2l Main strte ct, Worcester, Mass.
Travellers seaTnen and others, who wish TO be cured
without mercury, hindrance from business, exposure
TO friends should apply soon possible, and per
feet will be guaranteed in all durable cases, and if
the is not curab the patient shall know it, and
charges made for aivire. Recollect l2l Nam street
L. s. Letters 10 insure attention. must be post paid
janis DIFF
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CARRIAGES.

In this CITY. ls'h inst by Rev Seth sweetser. Rev.
Franklin D. Austin, Of Tolland, Mas to hss Carroll
T., daughter Of Mr. lie Sprague, of this city
In this it,, Jan. 18th BY Rev C. X. tolver M "A
ron tott To Miss Melissa J. hnson boph of Grafton
Ii this CITY, Jan. 18Th, by Rev. Mr. Swain, Mr. Henry
g. NaSsard, OF tbs city, to Mrs E Maria Morse, Of
Boston,
In Westminster. by Rev. @. Whitley, Mr. Calvin
Holden 70 Miss Chafotte T. Houghton. both ofW.
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Book Binding
The Worcester County
Wholesale and Retail BOOKSTORE.

E. LIVERMORE & COMPANY,
Opposite American Temp. House, 1874 Main Street,
til AVE in Store, and are daily receiving, large
III sortment of BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
of all sizes and rulings with without being paged-
Letter Cap, Bill and Note Papers They also receive
all the new Publications issued all of which
will he sold cheap. janis div
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New Gazetteer.

HAYWARDS Gazetteer of the United States Is
IL now published and will be ready for delivery TO
subscribers in few days Agents will call the citis
Zens of Worcester County, and all Counties West of
here in this State, and give opportunity all who
may wish, TO subscribe for the work.
~ few intelligent Men can find employment in OBJ
taining subsc bers for the above work BY applying TO
KINDS 81 BEACH, No. Warren Block.
Worcester, Jan. 4, 1852 dawtf
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De. j. CIn,rson IxeIIer.

OF New York CITY, Analyt iesl Physician will be in at
tendance ar hi office, CO Of Nee auto and hu, Oh
sts, Worcester, during TUESDAY and v ednesday, Jan
18th and 9h, to give advice TO the SICK upon all dis
eases Of Men, Women and Children.
AL advice given freely, without charge The afflicted
are invited TO call. ianI2 d6t-wIt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

ting into our New store, we have hand supply of
Winter GOOds
Which nsust be sold. The bargains mentioned below
are only few ofIhose to be found in our stock.
Among other Cheap Goods may be found.
PLAIN CHANGEABLE SILKS, at 60 cts.
Case beautiful GLACE PLAID SILKS, 60
IL cts, very cheap.
RAW SILK PLAIDS, 60 10 cts.
Ga Wool and Cotton TARTAN PLAIDs, %
cts, worth 90
All Wool CASHMERE PLAIDS, SI.OO, worth
81 % and 81 so.
All Wool D'LAINEs, till lately sold at 80 cts.
for 2s,
All Wool D'LAINES, rich chintz colors, sold
att cts, 81 IL, half price.
ALI Wool D'LAINES and CASHERES, lately
selling at Is cts to Sl.OO, now Offering for 30,
81 IL and Is cts, splendid goods.
Elegant FRENCH CAsHMERES, Cotton
and Wool price reduced from 50 to 81 IL cts.
Elegant ENGLISH CASHMEREs, Cotton
and Wool, price reduced from 81 IL to % cts
Fine ENGLISH PERSIAN CLOTHS, price
reduced from 81 IL to % cts.
ENGLISH D'LAINEs, price reduced from 80
to cts.
MANCHESTER D'LAINEs, selling from IL
IL to II cts
All our II IL ct. D'LAINEs marked down
to 10 cts.
20 ps. 10 ct. D'LAINES selling for cts.
% ct. FRENCH PRINTS, selling at Is.
case SCOTCH GINGHAMs, finer than
LANCASTER, at cts
Superior ENGLISH PRINTS, price reduced
from II IL to 10 cts.
Cases AMERICAN PRINTS, usually sold
for 10 and u l-2 cts, are now offered for IA
to cts.
Superior BROWN LINEN Table Covers for
81 l-2 cts.
Terry Poor BRO. SHEETINGS for cts
Good LINEN HDKF'S at s IA cts. each.
NEEDLE WORK COLLARS for 8 cts
Chidren's WOOL GLOVES, for 6 IA cts.
Ladies' LAMBS WOOL HOSE for 25 cts.
Good all LINEN DIAPERS for cts.per yard.
All the rich VELVET and BRoADCLOTH
CLoAKS, and Rich CASHMERE SHAwLS,
will be SOLD at great discount from the usual
prices, including some very handsome
CAsHM MERE LONG WIS
AT Gig so.
The Entire Thread Store Stock, a
Consisting of YARNS, HOSE, GLOVES,
SOCKS, HOODS, scARFs, TIPPETs, &c..
&c., will be closed out at a great discount.
Purchasers who have heretofore availed themselves
OF our
SEMI-ANN UAL SALE
Need not be urged to take advantage Of this one
Those who have done So are respectfully invited
to call aud examine the Goods and Prices for them
selves. cHAMBERLIN, BARNARD co.
N.B. We shall very shortly open variety Of New
Goods adapted to the Spring Trade, Of our own impor.
taion, 10 which we shall ask the early attention Of
pnfohasers janll detwtr
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Now Is the Time to Buy Your
WINTER CTnTUTNn

ITO those who have purchased their Winter Clo-
i Thing, we would say, that haTt nuw in store, a
very fine assortment of the above Goods.
q OR Stock is all ne,o, and does not need
to be marked dozen,
(hke old stocks,) TO find ready purchasers.
Overcoats, Dress and Fl ck Coats Sacks of all kinds
and very grea variety of Fancy Vests and Pants JUST
opened, and for sale cheap the Harr pgton Conner
Clothing store, corner of Main end Front streets
decT DIFF ThAYER 4 EAMES
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DR.. C.. A. HILL.
10. III Main slreet, Worcesler, Mass

No. i2l Main Street. Worcester Mass,
YUULD say. that 1T great expense, he has prepa ed
w from the original recipe, the French Period cal
Pills ans nrops discovered by j. Harrington, NJ ID
while practcing in the Hos ital in Paris under the i'm.
menlae - seTvau0n If he reno wned RILURD vi rar-
is ana ACTON, Of London.
Waft4nted ia nll have the desired effect
These Pills inv sri4bly tain gulate the ie
male sN stem. can be taken without huzard re-
lieris warranted. az tie mouet returned. They are
known by hundreds of fema in this count he
only pep raun discovered, that has proved nya
Tiably certain IN II cases
Suppressions, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will c0nvinre the most skeptieal and never
after will they be induced take other. Ladies'
who have often been deceived BY purchasing Pills and
Drops, and nHstrums from
Male and Female ImpOsters,
under the pre,ence of etctug cure medicines which
in nuetsen out OF twenty have injurious effect
upon the system, ilhoul producing the desifed result
any s4n il, should shun these bipeds and none
but The genui
French Periodical Pills and Drops.
The efficacy Of which have been tested in hun ired
cases, and never failed TO effect speedy without
any had result. The Pills and Drops he result of w.
exte"siv practice and discovered by accident To
olis- Their virtues would add their merit =
We would only say, try them and il they do lot prove
TO be what they are represented the money will he
turned They will be sent any part If the country
secure from observation, by addressing (post paid
DR. c. A HILL, No. l2l Gain strset
Worcester, Mass.
~ Full directions accompanying each bole
Price, five dollars. anl7 DIFF
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Wet Nurse Wanted
Elm Bark,

NOR CHILD months old. Apply 10 NJ. F.
II Smiths house, Everett street-2d house west side.
Janl7 d3t
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
The Great Discovery of the Age!
MORTiMORE'S
Rheumatic Compound
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

tnouu fact ,ba, M No, e,,ina,, - 80 ~
ion ainc isr ~, b v'' I'M p"y i i.ii nav
ali Ssses n cf ~ d. SlIp,,NiC p,rIil n sTsIST
Nnn,her - ,ctirs or IT, .Io,,iS. - bi'L,.
cnrbs de ha rr us @ ~, "a aliI nilo ~
R"i w. nov hrinS y, tb i.Td 10 ,
great inv ,, in The disrover,, Of ,bst aIrsd, eh,d
1en1edy - ~ -' ~
M0RTIMORF,S RuFTrNATIC CoupOrrND
and RLOoD PiIRIFiER ,,hicb ;s T, ,e,atablo 80,
an ,nIernaI rened nrn "a e. - rs ,i -
and This il will cure I'm eyert casa If ei,hr "a 1890
tory (acnt.l mr. cbro,c f,rn .Ibo,sand bs,a iad
fo,nS relief tom, s,,1;e,in I'D -; !; -
mem of nerfec, besi,, a., bn hes i ~ W
nrononncsd hv thor nv, sti Is ~ ii5pI r. ~ rap
LEE ), This hos hen fs3actad r., 81 re- - 60 ~, -
lies Of this simpie Coo nourd n;a,s 80 h;b
est cbarac,er re ds;Y hoir oed ' ~ '
- ~ Ip' "iN ua'ly uehs eoeie0u 'ioln an seCH MS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17

In New Branuee ian. Cd, Mrs Caroline wife of
Ashbe Pepper, aged AZ
In Provi ienre on Thursday evening last James Boyd
in the 5gth wear ofhIs age.
In Firchburg, Jan 9th, Mrs. Pamela, wife Of sllas
Nose. IS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-17
CITY COAL YARD.

J. M. HUNTINGTON x CO., Projectors
ON hand, and constantly receiving at the City Coal
~ Yard Formerly occupied by u. Buaun,) best quail
ities Of Pennsy lvania Coal viz:
Lehlgh, lump and prepared.
White Ash, ("
Red Ash, prepared.
Lackawanna, lump aud CRATE.
Also, Cumberland Coal, for smiths use, which will
be sold at the lowest market rates. and delivered in the
besi possible order N
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders left at the City Coat Yard office Park streets
At Mr. j. r. GregOry's Grocery store No Main street,
at Mr.. X. b. Crswolds Grocery store, Of Main
and School streeta at Mr.. c. A. Dressers Shoe
No. l76 Nam street or, through the Post Office, will
be thankfully received, and promptly attended to.
H @. II. MANN, Agent.
Worcester, July 81, 1859. dawistf
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January 1st, 1868.
G r EAT BAR AIMS!

ME- CORNEY, 255 Main Street,
WISHING to reduce his large Stock of Wooden
w Go DIS previous to the Spring trade offeis rare
bargains to any who may wish Tor CLOTHING, either
ready made, made order.
His Stock is of the LARGEST and best selected to
be found in this city All Garments warranted to be
what they recommended.
Also, large lot Of
Gent!emen's Furnishing Goods,
lower than can be bought elsewhere
janl d4w w. MECURNEY, Merchant Tailor
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

LII persons indebted 10 the subscribers by note OF
"A account requested call and m he iinmeniate
pay ment We wish to have every accom settled be-
fore the 18th inst. o. h. HARDON a. co.
Worcester, Jan. 3, '5S. 2wd&w
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Boots and Shoes.
@a THE subscriber would respectfully ~.
So call he attention OF the public his M&EA
VI large assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, FMY
CATERS. INDIA RUBBER OVER W3A-
SHOES, and Rubber Boots.
have selected my stock IRON the best Mannfactur-
ers and feel confident that will give entire salisiac
ton
Shoe Tools and Findings for Sale.
II Leather sold on Commission.
Rubber soeing, and repairing of al kinds done at
short notice, at 80 Main street, doors South Of Centre
school House. JOEL FLETCHER
Janl3 es M6w.dtf
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Anise Seed.

GROUND, and unground, If extra quality, always
" on hand, and for sale by L. T LAZElL
ianl7 daw4wis Druggist 2Ol Main ST.
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single Tickets. SO cents TO be had Liver.nore's
Book Store, Marsh's Music Store, American and Wor
cester Houses. and at Mr. Boyden's No. 200 Main st
u Doors open at 81 Concert to CONNIE, ce at II
O'Clock. Janis DIT
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Worcester Co Mechanics Association
FlNHE regular Quarterly Meeting of the Association
Il VIII he held in WALDO HALL, this Evening,
TUESDAY, January llM, at 7 IL o'clock.
The Trustees of the Association will hold an adjourn.
ed meeting at O'Clock, at the same place.
SAMUEL SMITH, Secretary.
Worcester. Jan. | l. lgS3
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Worcester & Nashua Rail Road Comp any.
STOCKHOLDERA, MEETING

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
T'HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Worcester 81 Nashua Rail Roa Company will he
held al Rrnley Hail. in the city OF Worcester on Thurs
day. 'ht 21h instant, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon to
act on the following articles; TO wit:
LIST To hear the Report of the Directors and act
thu reon.
Cd To elect Board of Directors for the ensuing
year
3D. To act upon any other business that may legally
come belure the meeting. BY order Of the Directors
T. w. HAMMOND, Clerk
Worcester, Jan. 7th, 1853 d lin i,u2O
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Needles. Needles.

Needles. Needles.
rIIE subscriber would respectfully inform tho Inhab-
itaats of Worcester, that he Is manufacturing every
description 81 Sewing Needles, OF superior quality,
which he offers 10 store keepers from Is 20 20 per
cheaper han they can buy elsewhere
peders will nn II TO their advantage, TO give him
call before purchasing esep here.
ar Wanted, 2 or 8 Girls 10 learn the above.
1eni4 dawu r. 3. cox, South Worcester
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Stuart's Sugars.

0FFEE.
IN MATS super OLD Govt IVA Coffee.
Nv 30 bags Cenual American do,
hal, hales fine old Mocha do.
on hand and for sale on favorable terms. by
Il. L. EATON & CO.,
jaul4 diff 1856 Main street.
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Sugars.

DROWN HAVANA, Porto Rico, New Orleans, and
ID all grades of Refined Sugars for sale low for cash,
by G. G. FLANDERS,
dec30 d3w Southbridge street.
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Cherry Pectoral.

A FRESH supply tnis day received, anil for sale by
IN f.r.N II.a. l.. i. LAZELL, Drusgisi,
dscl5 daw4wis 20l Main street.
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SrONGES.
B0ARDING
BOARDERS.

Two or three single Gem lemen can be accommo
datei with 81 ri anl pleasant Rooms. AT Mrs
JETS, Chatham ~ Get, near High street. dec29 DIFF
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A SMALL SUM Of money. which the owner can
N have hy calling at l47 Nain nreel, proving poper-
W, aud pas ing for this advertisement. dlwe jsnl3
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Tooth Wash.

EINE OolOng, Nngyons, Old and Young Hyson,
Il II, son Skin and Orange Pecco Teas low for cash.
by Z. G. FLANDERS,
dec30 d3w Southbrdge street.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19
haIe Number ls42.

ug lattice work! Strange! for six tho u saudyears
the great Architect of the universe has been build
ing domss like these, fra woadrous, glorious, but
neutrality-suspicious. temples of the impersha-
bIe-corruptibe homes of interruption; and for
six thousand years to come, perchaDce, the same
great magnificent structures will rise and continue
to rise, mocking the genius and invention of man.
1t is proud thought that we, masters of the divine
art of healing, able to cheat time and the grave
Of their inalienabls right, and preserve from de-
cay and ruin fabrics more grand than Egyptian
or Grecian art ever fashioned. Yes. ours is q
noble art, and exult that am one of it's dis
ciples. But, alas l tim still very poor; and o!
the irremidable disgrace that still clings to my
namen
We willleave Mordaunt for while with the grim
companion whom he makes The coufidant of his
wild deep thoughts, and follow Wiley into the dwell
ing of the modern CIesus.
ITO be ContinuedJ