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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24
LATEST CINCINNATI NEswi
THE sP1ENDID FALL srooE
RnnIHsnr rRnnT.

lTAs Iust arrived from cineinnsti. and IL arranged
Al TOR public Inspection and purchase. At thu eele.
hratsd ScaPfEIDss COhHEE, di4gOnally oppoEtG
STUNTS FESUaIsHnSa HoTEL. As our motto ha
always been The Lfflesf Profits and Ire Biggesl
Sales" our sales and our fame have been proper
tionsbly extensive. sfforuing the cheapest finest, and
most ealuring articles IN our line IN fact, they
sPeakGor Themselves. in language Of feetologie bril-.
fancy which the.pabiie perfectly understand-
Young Ladies. when . shopping out
Remember RoBtrsoE &TaoUr,
Their services cngnmanding
To gst The best a Haienstaadiag,
Andfoilosing the golden rule.
A vast Improvement Of the role
Young Gentlemen. who hearts have won
By.weAring work we pride upon.
Don't passby TroHt 4 Robinson.
Whose Boots and Shoes insy'rY cresk
Their strong and lasting nature speak;
We bet wen Shoe Won sights this time,
And giBs you Boot IN way subiimei
Thanking the public for their very liberal patron,
age, lgsAsda continuance 0. il while directing theii
attention to our cheap stock, comprising, 10 part, the
followiag;-For Gsntloneh, the fashionable REQ
Top. Congress. Kip. and the best coarse Boots, Shoe,
and slippers. ofeyery grade. Fer Ladies'. the Jenny
Lind, the BrOnzed. PEent Calf, French Morocco
gosctte. None Such. Gaiters, Buskins and Bootees
including the most celebrated Gum Shoes for both
Gentlemen and Ladies'. In fact, we have for the
Ladies the moat fashionable and extensive variety
ever oHsred in this city. For Children every kind
which cannot fail To- please. Findings Of every de.
seriptionf for the trade.
IPWe respectfully direct attention 20 the work.
men employed in our manufacturing and repairing
RIcHAnDs. who put Richards Shakspeare's Richard
for he sis htmse5 (snd nobody else alicays in the
superiority of his workman hip. @
Lancaster. Ohio, September %, 1888.
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cOMMEaCIAL IHTEIIIaEECE.



Nav YoEE. Eos Is-Sales Of 700 bag.
Coffee a. ifae for Rio add "a for lava; ibs
msrket " atfady. Sugar q 6un n full
prices. Cottun Is irmer. aIprsvions prices,
shles Of q, 900 bafels Flour a 6g6dR6.sf
for Sta e, and e.s7 @7o0 Tor Ohio. The
market opened heavy. but closed more ao-
tive. 90athrra has declined 70 . ,0Saqls.
Sales Of 5000 bushels Wheat a SLIGO
1,74 for Western, and l,75 156 for Gen.
esee. frs
The maFke, closed with a dropping ten
dencye Corn has declined to 7easi. but
at The decline the demand is active. Whis-
Ky is active. with sales OF 500 bbIs Ohio Al
.274e. Sales Of i.oO0 bbls Pork al I4.75si5
70: mess. and II,75aIa for prime. The
market is unsettled. Beef is steady. Lard
has declined to ioaIOl. with sales Of $50
.bbs. Sales OF $500 pieces green meat a,
&c for Hams and 81 Tor Shoulders. Iron is
firm.
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FURNITURE Ware Rooms,

IT avirg returned to the city and erecteda large
III bui 1dingin the rear of the brick house, on the
corner r of Broad and Chestnut streets, one square south
Of the Market House, intends manufacturing upon a
large scale allthe varions articles of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Beadsteads and Chars. Which he will keep
always on hand, together with a large assortment Of
Cincinnati manufacture: Hislong experience in the
business will enable him to have manufactured at
work, and as he intends TO employ none but the most
skiIlful .workmen and use the best materials, he HAT
ters himself that he will give general satisfaction to
all who may favor him with sstheir custom: :
The public are invftedto call and examine the as
sortrnent. The entrance to the rooms is upon Broad
street. ID. X. FlSHEL.
Lancaster, May goth, 1853. 4
N. B.-Repairing done on the shortest notice, and
in the neatest and most workmanllke manner
| Charges reasonable.
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State o fOhIO. FaIrheId county, s.. Court
Of Common Pleas.

of Common Pleas.
Alexander II. Caldwell and James Caldwell, infant
children and heirs-st-law Of James CALDWELL, de-
ceased, by Elizabeth CALDWELL their mother and
next friend, plaintiffs, against
Joseph Caldwell. Alfred Caldwell. Samuel Caldwell.
Charles ID. Martin, Administrator Of the Estate Of
the said James Caldwell. deceAsed Michael Riley,
Fleming & Jingle, and Samuel MeClalen, creditors
of the said Estate defendants.
TEVHE nonresident defendants, Alfred CALDWELL ard
Il Samuel Caldwell, will take notice that on the
Sth day OF September. AT. 1853, the said Plaintiffs
filed their Petition in the Clerks Office of the court
of common pleas for said county, setting forth in
substance. that on the 10Th day OF July. AL 1874
the said james Caldwell, dece sed, eOhFesedall his
Estate 10 the said Alfred and Samuel Caldwell, in
trust TO pay his debts and TO support his family during
his life. with power TO dispose of the remainder bya
last VIII and Testsment; that he died on the 10th day
OF October, A.. ID. lS42, interstate. leaving the plain
lifts his heirs.at-lAw, That in the execution ofthe
trust in Nav or June, A. d. 1913. the said Trustees
sold and conveyed the following described Real Es-
tate, parcel ofthe said trust estate, fraudulenfIy,
without adequate consideration and with the intent
to defraud the creditors and heirs Of the said James
Caldwell. that is: 164 acres outhwest quarter Of sec
ton No. s, township No -. and range No 81; 326
acres south halt OF section No 6, township NO IL, and
range 81; $40 acres east half Of section No "a, town
ship No ~, and range No 81. ISL acres northeast
quarter OF section No IS, township No IL, and range
No q, in Franklin county, Ohio, and i60 acres north
west quarter r. Of section No 80, township No 10, and
range No IS, in Morrow county
The object and prayer Of the petition is, in sub
stance that the said ronveyanees 50 made to Joseph
Caldwell be set aside, and that the said land be sold
and the proceeds be applied under the deed Of trust,
and that a tract ofb3I acres in the southeast cornoI
Of the uorth=westq quarter of section No %. township
No rs and range No 81, in fairfield county, Ohio,
remaining in the trustees. be sold, and the proceeds
be applied under the said deed Of trust. That IN nc.
count be taken Of the debts Of the said Estate, and thai
the Trustees be removed and another trustee be ap-
pointed to execute tho said trust.
You wiliappeAr and demGr. Plead, or answer thu
said petition by the 10Th day Of November or the SAM
will be taken as true and confessed by yon.
NJ. KAGAY, Clerk,
Ofthe court ofcommoH pleas for Fairfield county
September p, 1853. 6w20
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ron G.,
MERCHANTS rAHOp

MDoNAA1N ttBOR
In SheGer's New Block, between the TALL
madgs HOuse and Sheners Hotel,
usSj just oPoains a largs and e%aafiful sssortmsnt
IL OF heady-made Clothing, together with a
choice ssleciOn of
CLOTHS. C~AsSIMRRES AND yEsTfNGs,
All Of which have bsen selected with great ens snd
with special reference to he wants end taste Of this
community.
His long experiences ID this branch of business. Is
a sure guarantee that his stock embraces the choicest
and best variety, and his purchases have been made
upon such terms that he can sell At tis
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
The puSIi. are respectfully requested to call and
examine his sssortmsnt. HE has on hand = gsAsrd
assortment Of
WINTER WEAR.
And is at al times prepared to Accomm1dlts his old
friends, either with an excellent article Of Ready
made Clothing, or 10
MANUFAcTURE TO ORDER.
Out Of the best material and BY most accomplished
workmen, any style ofgAF ments,
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
In the best and most fashionable mlnner. Hs is con-
fdent, in this respect, that he can give general salts
faction.
His ..so.,@eDs e%S..,ss !. gen'r., y.rietySf
Dress do Pautaloons, Hosiery.
Sack do Cragats, Undershirts,
Carpot-bsgs. together with all other articles usually
kept in a Gsntlenan's Furnishing Store, and manu-
~faeturea in the most Fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT Is ENTiRERY NEW:
1t has been purchased Of well-established houses
in the Eastern cities, and
WILL BE WARRANTED.
To be made Of good material and in q durable manner
He respectfully invites his old customers and o
theirs to call at his new establishment, where he will
at al times be ready to wait upon them with GoOI
GOODS AT THE LOWEST RATES. To test his promises
he asks an examination Of bis stock in trade and Tn,
style and quality Of his manufacture.
Lancaster, Nov. y, 1853 T. TONG.
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Iocock,s PuImonic waters.

Here is your Remedy-Reliefi In ten Minutes.
nR. LoCOCK'S PuLMONIC WATERS are un-
~ failing in the cure of coughs, colds asthma ,bron-
chitis, hoarseness, and all diseases ofthe Jung !, they
are very ~palatkble and any child will take them
will satisfy the most ~skeptical that they are what
represented. BE sure and ask for DIR. Loeock's Pull.
monte Wsfers. the Original and only genuine, are
signed, E. TAYLOR, on the top Of each box, which bai
been in use for the last 50 years in Europe and Asia
Sold by Dealers generally.
Also by Kaufman s. Co., Otto w. Krrmer, E.. L
Slocum, Lancaster, Ohio. Nov. IS, 1853.
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MAAAUAAA"A Nh - 60
--ta..c-ie 49, 1ot Z. cre.N
Athh4 EA4i14 AH4uLt aAtH Cot4
tOAn0
tOOUU s,ee-r, Fns% 1910. rcft.t 49,
tfmproVSaI M-l $500
b. Husrrn,e Nrp,ctr M.r-n -
inooE ION mr. 1FTrferrn-csrrsisins :. s.1i,r-
fthe oririo. nra-re.1 r-1~1.enl ~ - .f.rc-,
form Il $780, eorlrscl1 ~ n.,~i.~e.o, 1870
lInfefcour--bv ~. shnss a., ern.f 49,. ~iff
advfre for fhsir orsre-lbn- er8fee 4, r,.i,i,t
stgfs = .a.di.. n lslal-sf
lthinr ff,t s-esli &c., 4. 80
rasah Of .ome e,roftv ve,rs s,,cc,--6,I c-r,i~e -
trlueivefv lstsfsJ tx ~ ru,r N az.
[sSte 81 SFiSsfH nst,'S. ~
lZro wkich q sdSsd- ra.elpt, NJ ~ .a,. a.
boVs dISs.seS. sn8 !, fys~,i,4 ~ "a -
ADD cure Of .tho Fevsf aha Isns - t-s.s c.
lcentna cppv. 20 couie, one A. iisr- .iif ~ c-~
10 any plrf 81 the Vhited stSte, bs ~sii 49, ~ -
age. address. postnee paid, Cosdsn So pnhii.h.
en-. or ahox io6. posf OfHre' phiIs5sinht - w
sTfis i without exception. the not .sm.t.hs,
size and intsllirible work published oa the einss 3,
d,eases (Which Il treats, Asoidikr III ,eshniesi
terms Il aadreassa itself ~ the rrnso an AZ ~ rs-Jer.
Il l. iras from silohieetionabia matter. md ny y.
trent. hoyveyer. hsfidIous. ear ohieet 10 pl,eire II ~
the hands Of his sons. The suthsr has devoted msnv,
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TELRaRAPHIc THTEIIIaEncE.


BALTinoaE, Nov. le.-By nail we have
New Orleans papers Of Saturday last, IN
which We End Adviccs from the Rio oraHde
70 the 9Th OF.
The indiana had agaih been committing
depTedations. and had killed se teral Mexi-
eane, and had carried Of a large amount
OF property. a patty from F0d ki1Ego!d
pursued them, bot failed 70 ogerhafIthem.
Manuel Robes Peyzueila bad arrived al
Brownsyilie escorted by y. $. Riaemeh. =
lie has been banished by Santa Anna. bot
the story Ubout Santa Anna having him and
other of6cers shot, is all a fabrication.
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Improvement in MechanicaI Dentistry.

hrs. CRIDER & WILLIAMS have made an iu-
II Provemept in the art ofinserting artificial tesfh
on metallic plates, which will avoid all the dificnl-
ties that Dentists meet with In the varying Of the
platefrom The effects Of intense heat. and the uns.
quail contracting ct the sauder and plate in cooling,
which Is the principal cause Of its varying and can
not be avoided in the usual way Of attaching the
teeth. They have received. for the shove fhven-
ton, letters pstent from the United States Patent Of
fee, dated October rs, 1853. See notice Of the patent
claim, Vol. 9, No. 2, Page 81, of the Scientific Amsri-
can. HFOr rights and information respecting the
Improvement, address CRIDER & WILLIAMS.
Lancaster, November u, iS43.
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NOTICE.

VlHERE will be a petition presented to the Com
missioners of fairfield county, at their Decem-
Der Term, praying for the laying out and establish
ng a county road, beginning at the line between
Christian Ruch aud Solomon Ruch, on the Pitcher
road, thence WESTERLY lon said line between said
Ruch's, David Splitter, J. ]. ~Starling's farm; thence
to the Newark road, IN or as near the line as prseti'
cable between J. Emreck, J. Freed, Thom's Ander
son and Baltzer Rutter. MANY CITIZENS.
Octobar al 1853.
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attachment Notice.

A T my instance a writ of attachment was this
n day issuedbyC. Troyinger, q Justice Of the
Peace Of Walnut township, Fairfield county, Ohio.
against the property of John j: Dunsway, an 40.
seondinz debtor. for nineteen dollars and thifty-eight
cents, dated this LIST day ofNovember, 1903
9T3-SSv JACOB KETNER.
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city Shoe, Leather and limiting store.
valuable Property for Sale.

TIME subscriber will sell, upon;reasonsble terms,
his property in Oakland, twelve miles south OF
Lancaster, on the Zsnesville 6 Maysville Turnpike.
The property consists of a good Dwelling House
and a new Store House with Ware-Rooms attached.
Also his Steam SaV-Mill, situate on the adjoining
lots. The propertyis in excellent, repair and In =
healthy section of country. ~
Any person wishing to engage in business in small
place, will do we'll TO call and examine my property.
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DR. GUYSoTTs YELLOW DOCK AND sARsA.
PARILLA. for the. cure Of disease, or asa Spyins
purifier eftAe blood and as a general tonic for he
The curative powers Of this Extract are truly
wonderful, and all invaids should make immediate
rial of the "YELLow Docx AND sARsAPARrLLk."-
It cannot injure the most delicate patient.
THEN FLY FROM MINERAL SosTRUMs TO
SEEK hope, life aud vigor from this purely vegetable
remedy. Therefore, however broken in health aud
spirits, however loathsome TO himselfand others, let
no one despair ofrseOvery; let the patient only un-
derstand that his hope of physical restoration lies il
l'Guysott's Extrzctof yellow Dock and Sarsaparila,"
and p~ursuAde him for his
LIES SAKE.
TO try IL, andwe have no hesitation In predicting his
speedy restoration to health.
| dJrSe advertisement
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-At,aobmeut Notice.

A T nv instance an attachment was ibis day issued
~ bv Alfred McVeigh, a Justice Of the Peace o.
Hocking township, Fairfield county against the pro-
perty and effects Of Robert Duncan snon-reslaen
2, ,5se ~ g. SHERMAN,
Executor of the Estate of. D. Dietrich, dec.
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ONO FARMER 1.-The editor Q fthis Journ-
al, Thomas Brown, has very politely sent Us
an exchange, which we welcome to our Ia
BILE with pleasure. Ltisa sFamily Agricul-
tural paper, and conducted with marked a
biity. Itis one of the bes. Agricultural
papers in the country. and we advise our
friends who desire to learni something of the
mechanical and Agricultural improvements
of the day to send on their subscription
Single subscribers $500 and clubs Of TWEEN
tysS95.8 Address Thomas Brown, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
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Estate of John Christy.

NOTICE is hereby given thatI have this day
- been duly appointed as almtos on the Estate
of JONI CHnIsTY, deceased, late of.FsirGell county.
All persons having claims against said Estate will
present them within one year, and persons knowing
themse yes indebted are requested 10 make imme-
diate payment. HENRY CHRIST, Adm'tor.
NoYember %. 1853
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Attachment Notice.

T nv instance an attachment was this day issued
IA by G.. Steinman, a Justice Of the Peace Of Hook
ing township, Fairfield county, Ohio, against the
property and effects Of Christina Tirold. who is about
to remove his property. OF a part thereof out Of the
county, with the intent to detraud his creditors as
verify believe. Amouat claimed, Thirty-hve Dollar
and Thirty-six cents. EDWARD LtSLOCUM.
Nz.o6o,I "a 1877 r.cr tMr ~
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Administrnforss Nofice.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed and qualified as
administrator in the estate of Catharine
Seitz, deceased.
John A.. COLLINS, Adm.
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I A F~oReErFuL BRIDEeRooM.-A few days
ago a man applied,i in Boston, Q the proper
authorities, for a marriage certificate, but,
ON being questioned, he had forgotten the
name of his intended. After some time
spent In silent thought, he remarked that
the lady was named after some city in Mass
achusets, and that herather believedit was
"Worcester" But when the couple stood
before the clergyman, the lady, with a re-
proachful look at her careless lover, stated
that her nam was, "Somervlle.m
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ONE MnRD MORE.

TITO all who are indebted to the firm of JULIAN &
l. ULRIcH. I would respectfully say, that unless
by cash or its equivalent before the first day Of jan
uary next, they viii be left in the hands of the pro-
per officer for collection. The harvest is past
the summer Is ended and we must have money,
Lancaster, Oct. %, 1858. a. I. CLARK.
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PROGRESS OF The CHINESE RESURRECTION.
The telegraph announced, YESTERDAY, on
the authority Of a letter from DR.. Parker, of
the American Legation at Canton, that
Hien-foung, the Chinese Emperor, had fled
to Tartary, leaving the Government in the
hands of Prince Wei-Tekin. We find no
confirmation of this report in the abstract of
the Battles news which we have received,
til, ugh it may prove to be true,--the fall OF
Pekin having been for some time expected
prior to our latest dates (Hong-Kong, Sept.
9th II was even reported at Hong-Kong
that the capitolhad fallen; but there was no
certainty that the event had actually occur
red.
There is little doubt, now, that the insur-
gents are destined to be successful, and in a
very short time, to get possession of the
government. This will be the beginning Of
an important era in the history Of China;
and if the leader of the insurgent, Tiente,
should prove a skillful, or as fortunate in ad-
ministering, as he has been in overturning
the government, the Celestial Empire will
probably be the theatre OF changes more inn
%portant, commercially, than those occurring
in any other part Of tue world. 1.-The acts
in the spirit Of the liberal ideas advanced by
him during the progress of the insurrection,
this will certainly be the case. but the pref
udices and superstitious notions ofthe peo-
Pile will have to be overcome. and this may
prove a more difficult task than the over
throw of the dynasty of Electromagnetic
Gag.
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Robert CarneS' Estate.
NOTICES hereby given that the snbscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified IS executor on the
estate Of Robert Carnes, late Of Fairfield county, de-
ceased. JOHN d. Marlin.
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Noffce

Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the Fairfield county Agri-
cultural Society TO present them-at the ear
lest possible day, as It is DESTROYS to have
all matters Immediately closed. Claims
can be presented either to the President or
Secretary.
JOHN C. WEAVER, Secretary.
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Estate of John Brighf,

NroTfCEis hereby given, that the undersigned
lVhas been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministAtor on the Estate Of JoHN BHIoHT. deceased.
Sept %, lS63-4w2t L.. HELMIcK, Adm'tor.
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Marble, Sandstone n Freestone Factory
AURM Machinery isno~i in successful operation, and
~ persons wanting any ofthe following named arr
ticlss, would consult their own interest and ronfera
favor by giving us . call
MONUMENTS OF Marble, we win furnish ats
HEAD AND FooTSToNES Of The same; We
have of beautiful forms and highly polished.
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in q great
variety offorIns. Head and Footstonsac of the same
SANDSTONE FOR BUILDINGS, &c, Rarge-
work Caps aud siils, Gaping for walls OF Chimneys,
Flooring for Portieos, Tagging for Walks or Spring.
houses, Columns. Gate or Fenee-posts. ~well-tops and
Hearths. Al. LILLY q 20.
Lancaster. Nav 10, 1851. dw3
To Directors ofSchool Districts.
! TINE various School Officers are hereby notified
L that the School Lap and Forms, are now ready
Tor distribution, you are TequaSted 70 call and obtain
zach copy. WI L. JEFFRIES, Aud.
Aud. Office Fairfield Co. Nov. 0. 1853.
Eagle and Telegraph copy.
IIe53 w. II. WISE, 1883
DEALER IN TANc- AND STAPLE = GOODS, q
(Opposte ShGBer's Hoet)
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MARINE His ,steF.

NEW YoRKi Nov. Is.-The ship Victoria.
bound from Glasgow 10 New York, was
burned to the waters edge a few miles be-
low Glasgow on The 4th inst.
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Affnehment Nnficn.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that writs Of attachment
was this day issued, At the Instance Of each OF
Peace of Walnut township, fairfield county. Ohio,
against the goods, chAttles and effects Of John +.
Runaway, an Absconding debtor.
November 8, 1s5s-sw07 GEO. FoRGRAw.
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AN INoUIRING MrND.-The following all
ecdote which a friend related to us as an ac-
tual occurrence smacks somewhat of the
stories of children related by the Knicker-
booker.
A STRIPPING. some eight years o fage, was
~engagedin the manufacture ola stool, which,
on recount of a disparity in the length of
the legs, refused to stand up, after f%ruitless
efforts to make it do so.
Mother impaired he does the Lord see
every thingP
Eyes, my son.
WELL replied the young hopeful, then
guess he'll laugh when he sees this stool
-Ydrmouth Register.
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The Fox girls having raped a large
fortune out of the pockets Of the people
have purchased a fine place in Harmonic, N.
". and retired to private life. If spiritual
ism is a humbug. they have found it a profit
able one at least,
H5-The fourth anniversary Of the assas'
Psination of Robert Blum, the Vieunese pa
triot, was celebrated by the, Germans at
sandusky, Ohio, on the 9th instant.
J-The case of Montague, convicted Of
murder at Petersburg, is now being argued
before the Virginia Court OF Appeals, to
which he appealed,
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Ftesh Mich Cow for Sale.

fNyHE subscriber has for sale an excellent FKEsn
MTfCH COW, which he will sell upon reason.
able terms. She has a calf i've DAYS old
7Green6eldtownship Nov q, u
FIsH.Awhte, Pick erel, 1rot md Bssgfor ssleb
he IDOL, tbbl Dbl, A WlLHitES Pa"
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BE1uroRr, NORTH CARoLIRA.-The Ports
mouth (Va.0 Globe states that the Secreta-
ry of the Navy intends immediately 70 sent
a.corps;o Of Topographic and coast surveyors
TO Beaufort, N. c., TO make full and com
plete explorations Of that haIbor, with .
view TO establiShsa naval depot there.