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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

IScIDENTs OF THE YELLOW Fever IN New
0RLEANs.-A letter from the Picayune Of
fee, dated the 18th inst, says:
1 closed the eyes Of our old book-keeper
three years ago, who died with yellow fever,
aud our present one was taken down last
Sunday; there are hopes, however, Of his
getting over il. Our burying grounds have
presented a scene OF much confusion, and
in some instances Of fgh,iDgj SO much 50,
that the Mayor and Recorder huve been OBJ
liged TO send u large force TO keep order in
many Of them. So many dead bodies are
brought. and tho friends claiming prece-
dcnce Of burial, until they actually get to
blows.
A poor French emigrant, 10 the neighbour
hood ofour office, arrived here about three
months ago with a party Of twent-six; he
was TAKEN about a week since with the fe-
vera at that time all his companions were
buried but eight-he, rowever, recovered
aud got out to-day, when, on inquiry for the
little remnant Of his party, he found he was
the only survigor-all had been buried but
himself,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

0TFor faithfulness and beauty commend
us to the Daguerreotype rooms Of Mr.. Nc
Bride, whose advertisement will be found in
to.day's paper. a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

Nelson q. Co, the Doguerreuns, remain in
our city but two weeks longer, Persons
wishing their pictures taken will do well by
giving them a call. His pictures are cheap
and well taken. Give them a call.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

DIR. MILLER's new residences is beginning
to attract the attention and draw forth the
encomiums OF our citizens. When finish
cd, no will have q neat and tasteful resi-
depce.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

6TByreferencc to our advertising coll
umns it will be seen that u good school
teacher can find employment in District
No. q, Pleasant township. This school
house is beautifully situated and convenient
board eau be had.for the teacher. 1t is one
of the best neighborhoods in the county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

THERE were only nine hundred and sixty
nine deaths 10 New York last week, yes.a
Number Of Aldermen. called the "Board Of
Health" met on Friday. smoked a few ci-
gaFs. and reported the city never more
healthy. How they could say that, In the
midst Of the horrible filth Of the streets, NAV
seem strange TO strangers, but -they were
Aldermen.-N. Y. Tribune.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

M ELODEOSS.-Just received, a fine assortment
IvA from the celebrated and unriveled Mandatory
of Carhlrt s. Needham, New York. Prices ranging
from $40 to Sl25.
Columbus, July 90. A, REED
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
.RAILRnAn NoTICE.

T3HE s,oekhold6rs Of the Columbus and Hoekng'
valley RailIoad Complny, will meet At tne
coart house. Logan, Ohio, o. Thursday, tho YIN Gay
OF september. pro1imo, between the hours OF ~ =;
NJ, and r. NJ, for the purpose Of electing SEFEN
NJ BRNNlsoN, in.
CHARLES B0RLAND.
JOHN BORLAND,
j. W. FULTON, :
j. MOORE,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

CECoND HAND PIANOS.-One Seven Octave
y Rosewood Piano Forte, nearly new;
One 6 octave. Rosewood Case;
One 6 octave Mahogany case. For sale very cheap.
Columbus, July %. A, REED.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A. Sagent for Adam Householder, SEM, l will sell
"a the House and lot on East Main street, known
as In Lot No 3, in Rebers addition to the City of
Lancaster now ihthe occupancy Of Mr.. Samuel
Henley. and near the residences of salmon Shaw,
Esq, Terms favorable. and title indisputabIe.
July !, 1868,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

CoLuMBus ANN HOOKING VALLEY RAIL
RoAD.-We clip the following from the
Baltimore San:
"Thc ParkerSburg News contains the pro-
ceedings Of a meeting, held at Logan, Ohio,
to adopt measures for the construction of
the Columbus and Hooking Valley railroad.
This road is one organized under the gener-
al railroad law Of Ohio, having n capital OF
81, Loco, 900, commencing ut Columbus, the
capital Of Ohio, and from thence running
to the valley Of the Hooking river, %contin-
uing down the stream, aud connecting with
the Marlborough and Belpre road, which
tcrminates at Parkersburg, Va, and thus
with the northwestern and Baltimore and
Ohio roads, to the east. On the west, il
connects at ColOmbps with the Chicago
railroad, thus opening, It il, said, q .commu-
nicatiou with the Northern lakes, at once
direct, natural, and easy Of construction"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
n II TT


ID. *, FISIIEB. 4,
aving returned to the city and erected 4 large
L lbuildingin tho rear Of the brick house, on the
~cornerof Broad and Chestnut streets, one square south
Of the Market House, intends manufacturing upon a
large scale .allthe varions articles Of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Beadsteads aud Chairs, WI ich he viii keep
always on hand, together with a large assortment Of
Cincinnati manufacture. Hislong experience in the
business will enable him to have manufa ctured at
home and imported from abroad the very best of
work, and as he intends to employ none but themost
skiIlful :.workmen and use the best materials, he flat
tiers himself that he will give general satisfaction to
all who may favor him with stheir custom.
The public arc invitedto call and examine the as
sorincnt. The entrance to the rooms Is upon Broad
street. D. X. F1SuEL.
Lancaster, Way goth, 1858.
N. B.-Repairing done ohthe shortest notice. and
in the neatest and most workmanlike MANNER
Charges reasonable.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
NEW IMPROVEMENT INCONSISTENCIES
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. -

hrs. Crider & Williams have made an improve
lJwent in the art Of inserting artificial teeth on me-
talic plates. The Improvement consists In soddff-
ing teeth on plates, 50 as 70 prevent them trcm cpn-
tracing and springing while ID the act Of soldering.
and cooling, which win avoid all difficulties that Den
lists 30 inYaTiabiysmeet with n contracting full sets
OF teeth. a patent will be secured In. a short time.
then specimens cant be seen at oar Office.
Lancaster, June ie. iS6ssseF NsE ai lS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

6y-A citizen Of Guernsey county, named
Jackman, was found dead on the road side,
in that county. II IL supposed he commits
tod suicide, Ia conseqpenee Of pecuniary en-
baErassment. He was justice Of the peace
Al The time Of bis death, aad WAS reelected
" that ONCE the day aflbf bic death, The
people Of bis '~townnhip being ignorant ofhia
deesase.s zene. cpn1isr. MI
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

GEN. JAcxsoR's FIRST APPRARAEcE IN
CoNeREss.--When Mr.. Gallatin was a
member of Congress, in 1896, Tennessee
was admitted as a State into the Union, and
sent her frstmember to- Washington. One
day when in his seat In the House, Mr.. Gal.
latin noticed a tall, lank, uncouth looking
individual, with long locks Of hair hanging
over his brows and face, while a queue hung
down behind, tied with an eel skin. The
dress Of this individual was singular--his
manner anadepottment that offs backwoods-
man. The appearance of SO singular a
character. on the floor Of the House Of Rep
resentaiiyes naturally attracted attention,
and member by his side asked who he was.
Mr.. Gallatln replied that II was the member
from the new State. "Well," said his
friend, che seems just tho sort Of chap one
might expectfrom such an unciviiizad region
No Tennessee. . The individual III q0ea.
ttlon was Andrew Jackson
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

District No. Z, Pleasant township, Fsirteld
eonuiy. Ohio, = school teacher ' no Is eempstent
to feach dItheblgheg brapch1a Of an Eng.sh Eau.
eatiou. Agoodt teacher can UNA emPi9Snsns ,i !" "a"
Ia ee1 Nv a3rrssioa the uhdersgped, 1t Lancaster
Ohio. I0HNA. FEgTEns, District eierk
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
Tobacco and cigars.

A LARGE and superior lot of Cigars and Tobacco
"A for sale at II. B. HUNTER g. co.
May s. d03
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
Daguerreotypc Sky.LigRt Rooms.

TIME subscriber, in calling the attention Of The
j. citizens OF Lancaster aud the surrounding coun-
try, 10 the subject Of Dsguerreotyping feels war
ranted In saying, fromian experience of over tour
years, that he is prepared to execute DAGUER-
RE0TYPES In the most approved style, and war
rants entire satisfaction 10 every case. Sq 1s.
lie will keep. constantly on hand a fine variety Of
DAaunRRloTvrE STocK, and 4 superior lot of00LD
LOcKETS. .tif teat@4gts fafi
Persons wishing Dsguprreotypes and all others,
arc respectfully invited TO call and examine his speci-
mons.
P. s. Instructions given In this most beautiful
arr. on very reasOnablsterns, and apparatus fuFnish-
ed IL desired. 4,
Rooms ii Giesy's frame building, ono. door west Of
the Hooking Valley Bank. X. b. MCBRIDE. 3
Lancaster Aug. ~, 1853. sfe ia i \
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

G-A boy, whose general appearance be-
tokened the want Of a fathers care, being
asked what his father followed for a living,
replied
Hes a Methodist by trade, but he don't
work at it any more
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

Godeg's Lady's Boot.-Aswe predicted in
July, the present volume Of this magazine ia
surpassing all previous ones in excellence,
dod'y made the promises and upon the
strength Of his other performances we made
the prediction. The. August and Septem-
Der numbers bear Us out. They are beau.
tilnlly illustrated and contain very many exs
c%ellenti articles. The Ladies' will find thi-
one Of the very best magazines in the coun
try.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

AN INCIDENT OF THE EPIDEMIC AT New
ORLEAss.-The New Orleans Delta, of tire
l4th inst, records the following sorrowfGl
incident:
"We greeted an old acquaintance yester-
day, on Nuvades street, whom we had not
seen for fortnight before. He had a care
worn and troubled countenance. His eyes
were sunken and his cheeks were hollow,
and care had left it's footprints on his brow;
he looked a~tleast ten years older than when
we last saw him. We asked If he had been
sick, aud, if not, TO explain the cause of this
great changed 'Alas!' he replied, "a few
days ngo, and | was happy in the possession
of n father, a moiher,and three love d sisters;
but | am alone now-I buried the last one
Yesterday We were answered; it was, in
deed, enough to turn the darkest hairs to
snowy Wilderness. And yet it is but one in
stance out Of many which daily occur in ouI
city"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

Marble Sandstone and Freestone Factory
Opersons wanting any ofthe following named ar
tieless would consnltth own interest and coniern
favor by giving us call. 49,
MONUMENTS OF Marble, we will furnish att
short notice.
HE4D1ND FooTSToNES Of the same; we
haze ofbeantifh forms and highly polished.
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in a great
variety Of forms. Head and Footstones Of tho sane
and Of Freestone.
SANDSToNE FoRBU1LDLNGS, &c, Rargs.
work, Caps aud Sills,C Gaping for walls or Chimneys,
Flooring for Porticos. fagging for Walks or Spring.
houses. Columns, Gate or Fence-posts. Yell.tops and
Hearths. AL IIELY& CO.
| Lsneaatcr, Nay 70 ,lss9. diva
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
1858
HUBBY, HUGHES & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS


FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.Es a. n DEALERS IN
Salt, Fish, Plaster, and Water Lime, !
.alsn. CLEVELAND OHIO w $50
II RERALc Cash and ayaneesm ade on eonsiguments
IA Of property, for salem this or eastern markets.
Proprietors Vest rans. Line, Ohio Canal
AoENTs ron S9f 3
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
For freight or passage, applyto ~
J. ii. MOORE, MOI Cortandt st. New York. z
Western transportation Company, Eric Canal
Buffalo, New York and Oswego Lioe,yia. oswego.
m 9 PRoPnIHroRs AKIN HeliSTe. fa sHE
s GgcHASE Co., Alb,Hy, New York, !.
SAMgEL MORGAN. Buffalo, New York. s
j. NJ. DYGEBT &cO.. 0swego. New York.
I q Z. wsTIihsGpuISSs , SIIs Broud ST n. y.
P.D BURKE 10 State st.. Boston, Masa
S.FLANNAGaN.6 Sal South Wbatves, Phil. ,
JAMES G,EVANS. Ship Canal. Buffalo.
Grilith,s Western Line,
tet PhorRrwToNs AND Aarxrs.
ETAFG RTFFrrI.No. 80 eoentis Slip(up stairs)N.Y.
WM.S TowLE, corner River s. State SITS. Troy, NY
I'M SGRtFytrH X CO., Long Wharf and Ship canal,
Buffalo. Refer to Merchants generally. Apra 90
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
sPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE,

Al agent for Henry, FArnnm ,of PhilsAelphls.%
Awil sell the property known asthe Reese hian-
sion House situated on Main street, IN the clty. o.
Lancaster, This house Is one Of the most ~bearti!iur
and we'll finished private Residences IN Central Ohio.
and sslllbe sold AZ a bargain TO the putcheeeE The
title Is indisPutabie. p VAN. 'TRpAtk
June 2, 1883.
t1ro JouiaaiooPy for s INSERTIONS charge thiss
Office.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

G-The little d~arling--he didn't strike
Missus Smiths baby a purpuss, did he! It
was a mere accident, wasn't it deur?'
Eyes, mar, to be sure it was, and ifhe
don't behave himself I'll crack him again,
40 I WILL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

Iron Varnish.
A NEW article, expressly for Stoves, Crates lion
"A Fences, etc, justreceived at
May l8 2 NIB HUNTER & CO.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

65-one day as Judge Parsons was jog
ging along on horseback over dessolate
road, he cume upon a log hut, dirty, smoky
and miserable He stopped to contemplate
thetoo evident poverty ofthe scene. A
poor, huIf.starved fellow, with uncombed
hair and unshaven beard, thrust his head
through a square opening which served for
a window, with
al say, Judge, | amt so poor as you think
me to be, for Ill be darned if l wi this ERE
land"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
sFsTW ELGHE's
PARTISAN H~IPP0DR0ME,
GRAND RrsroaArrow or TBr
Ancient Sports, Games aud ceFemohiey
OF THE

CREEKS AND ROMANS,
WIN Exhibit IN Lancaster on Thursday, Sepf,
Sh. 1fg53.f ~sHf% N
Prieea-Boxes es cents: Reserved s..i. 81
cents Children under 10 Go reserved seatsJ half
price.
Doors open ct q IN the afternoon md "a IN The
evening. performances 10 eoiunienrea bali an hour
alter,
ErThis Is the largest establishment h ID
World, Comprising One Hundred and SiIty. Tbree
Male aud Fel.ale Artists aud Aaxiharies, and 4
Stud vi
TWO HUNDRED HORSES,
Ponies and ether trained animals. The Psyiinn.
Composing the i9ipp1drome proper, is the larsest
IN the world mud i constructed SO IA 10 ba aI,S,s.
cool and cnmfortnble. Its built after a plan ~
The Gymnasium Of Els. aud c16tuins se,ts a. ~
Thousaad Persona. DaIriug the sevsuinr; i, ,s;Ii
be brilliantly illuminated with Gas, irgrnS an ups
para'us designed expressly Tor supplying tho snor
nous amount fequifed IN this exhibition 80
sasa 81 THE ENTRANCE .a
into town viii be observed by a grand Pnce.,lon.
led by Post = celebrated Brass Baud. and follow,
ed by the Cars. Chntiats. Wagons Horse. a. =
THE ENTERTAINMENTS
VIII be partlcrllariy Noyel and Classic In their
character, entirely dissimilar from any presents.
ton ever made in the cOuHIry, consisting "
TRluMPHAL ENTREES.
CHARIOT RACING.
HURDLE LEAPTNG.
t4sf lsg8 CARS OF JUNO.
La COURSE DIES SINGES,
ny a Troupe OF Apes, Monkeys aud BabooGa, Oh
Lillipu,ian Ponies.
Scenes Of the Turf, by Six Partisan Ladies, II,
Ierrlle Equipoise, aud other tents III the Arena,
"a i5e Course, In the Stadium, Aud GU the Till!
ing Ground. Hl9a 3 1870
The whole concluding with a scene IRON tho
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

eJ-The Clinton Republican, contains the
particulars of q most decreasing casualty
which took place in that county. last Sat
urday a week. Joseph and Eli Barlow,
brothers, started In pursuit Of a flock OF
wild turkeys which happend 10 be passing,
and before overtaking the game they sepa-
rated. AsJoseph was passing peara fence,
he heard what he supposed to be a turkey
calling, and on looking he saw something
through the fence that resembled a turkey,
and at once fred a il:it fell ond he com
menced re-loading his gun, but a strange
sound coming from the object which he had
shot.arrested his attention, and on ndvaRc-
ing to il he discovered that he had shot his
brother through the head, killing him in
stantly. He screamed, and fell insensible
to the ground, in which condition he was
found by some peighbors who had been at
tracted by the scream. Each Of these men
had a family, and their parents are still liv-
ing. Tho distress ofthe families is hear
Tending.-Zanes. Cour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
STANHERY & VAN TRUMP,
Inrne NJ La 49,.

HAVE Removed their ofice to the room formerly
occpPiedby Wm.J. Reese, Esq, immediately oppc-
a.tethe residence Of DanielSiiford, Esq.
Lancaster March 10. 1850. As
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

G-Fiave you any cold victuals!' said a
little urchin to- u 20 ing lady who bad open
ed the door in obedience to his rap.
ooh, no. she replied jocoseIy, they are
all hot
Then please Miss returned the %varlet,
I'm wait till they'r cold.'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
JUNE so. 1858.

JUNE so, 1858.
eceived. ibis day at the cheap store ~(opposite
AOShaeiferstH a large variety ofFsneS dress
G~oods-such as plain Berages Of all c~olOrsand prices.
Fig'd herages ofmany styles. and cheap, some very
at only i2i cents a yard.
parnsOls.
A new stock ust opened, At greatly reduced pTicss
June 80, 1853. W.T.. WISE.
Bonnets.
NJ ow opening; 4 fresh lot fine English straw. plain
IN Leghvrn, French Lace, Gimp, and various kinds
Some more Of that same sort at 90 cents-Scsll soon
June 80, 1853. 5gl5f3 3 w. T. WISE.
Z, Hosiery, Notions and Mic Nacks ID
In inaumerabls variety at W. T. WISE,s,
Queensware. ~
bargain may now be had by any one in want Of
IA a nice dinner or tea set, BY calling tfW. 4.
Wise's, where a large and completely assorted stoekh
now unpackings- Ae&tsEi& @Ef4
June 81, 1859 3saeasasf9 -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

0J-A lecturer from the land Of the
Knickerbocker in attempting to define the
difference between the creator and the cre-
ated. gave the following illustrative exam
pies:
"Dc ting created is SUPERIOR to him dat
makes de ting. ! carries but very small
weight. Vel den, | makes a veelsparrow an
itcarfy tree four times 50 big weight as !
cans. d., just SO goOt as de pest kint. l
makes a barrel to holt vine. i puts the
vine in the barrel an it holt more as twenty
gallon, vile | holds no more as FIVE p~ottle."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

A BraUefD D.. p. M.--Night before last,
about midnight, the slumbels Of the polite
young official, whose Initials head this local,
were disturbed by the r~appiBgsofa tall, raw
boned "Hibernian" who, as he said, was
travelling through the country and expecteda
letter at this point, sdemanded the DIP. NJ. to.
getup aud open the door. Thinking all was
not as il should be, the d. p. NJ. refusedto
comply and told the Hibernian togo to thun-
der" THIS the "Iiibernian" refused to do,
declaring that he didn't know which direc-
,ion to take, but again demanded admit
lance. and to give effect to his demand,gaye
the door one or wogiolent kicks. At this
the DIP, NJ. threatend to shoot the Hiber-
nIan, and leaped from his cot, grabbed his
pistol, spicked the flint. /" cooked it, rushed
to the door, aud-fasaned il Nth a double
boW % .tfft
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

GTable talk, or knocking, sometimes
leads to embarrassing results, as il is prov
ed by the following gossip, current at Ber-
lin. A party netthe other night, and form
en- a chain. aud when the fluid was 10 move
ment. a married lady present put the ques-
'.ion-
Elbow many children have II"
Tap. tap, tap, tap-Or four replied the ta-
bic.
eTrue; wonderfull" exclaimed the lady,
and all Others.
Presently her husband came in and asked
the same question.
Tap, taP-or Two, was the answer
The effect produced by this may be bet
ter conceived than described. This might
be termed scandalous table-talk."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

gAmong the most recherche Novelties ofthe Exhi-
bition, first In point Of attraction will be found the
wonderful performances of Signor Francisco Laballi
with his Trained Bears.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
8 I-NTBLLIeENoE.

That Noisei-It is with regret we find
Ourselves called upon to record the bolster
Gus conduct Of a couple Of gentle
men CD on last evening, inthe neighbour
hood q the Gaseas; bud we tear ibat
Af we b H4nit meu to ma headIsng
ii erorbaoaees rior bedisms'
without rebuke, the quiet and order Of our
city win be disturbed more frequently than is
agreeable. Fzsy may think their conduct
not only agreeable, but sm1rt, and 50 il
may eto them;
eBuk We The mstter shall So handle.
As TO remove the odious scandal
And Il, we mistake act they viii ind that
firing pistols in the dead hour Of midnight
rather a poor way to SHOW Off their brave.
w. We trust they will see their conduct in
is true light, Esk
"And to those places straight repair G.
wharu their resPsetived dwellings are"
And there remain, until a sufficient amount
of common seuse can be instilled into their
brain to learn them thesdiference between
"fun" and "impudencc."
81 "H.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01

Gran irritable tragedian was playing
Macbeth, aud rushiug off to kill Duncan,
when there was no blood for the Thane to
steep his hands in. .
"The blood. the blood." exclaimed he to
the Ogitated property man, who had forgot
ten il.
The actor, however, moi to disuppoint the
audience, clenched his fist, and striking the
property man a blow upon the nose, coolly
washed his hands in the stream of gore that
burst from il and re-cntered with the usual
words,
81 have done the deed. Didst thou not
hear a noisef"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-03
siLvY d BURNSIDE essh d

s!Lvy d BURNSIDE, cssh dealers
q In every Se.e.iy on Of Fine Wa'e.es
- ysps.-y, and Fancy Go.-ts, hafins co:
tered into partnership 10 he Watch making anc
Iswe!ry business, 1t the old stand OF SIlsey 4
Woods, corner Of Texas and Market srss'A,
Shreveport, La, take pleasure 10 Announcing to
thei, numerous friends that their supply OF
coods 10 CON plsis, embracing every variety OF
watches, clocks, jewelry, and fancy goods,
ladies' and g~n.A' gold and SILVER hunting and
open faced watches, gold and silver ihimbes,
ladies and een.s hne guard and fob chains
brscsle,s. neck lace., gold pencils and goh pens
In gold ard silver handles, gold and sil'e'spec-
,acles, german silver do, music boxes, Aeeorde-
ops, Flutinas, silver and shell visiting card
csses, 1vea, variety Of ladies' and gents breast
pima, finger rinss, bosom, collar and sleeve but
.ou., ladiss' cuff pima, hne supply OF gents
eold guard, and fob keys, aIlk guards, arandole.'
kmp~ mantle ornaments, canes. fancy WORK
boxes, french globe mantle clocks. marine lever
elocke, &c, &c. Watches, clocks. aud Jewslry
Of every description repaired a. short notice
All good vatches warranted Que year from date
Of repairing
We are also prepared to manufacture lewelry
Of all kinds. having IN our employ Nr. atson,
late of Memphis, who's. time Is devoted entife'
ly to that brapch of business.
Our terms are positively cash, from this date.
slLNt 4 BURNSIDE.
April 2, 1852. nto-iy