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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

Whig Prinoiples-lhe Wing candidate fol
Congress in the Richmond district, Virginia. al
a recent public discussion sand:
am anti hank, anti tariff anti internal i'm
proyement by the general government, aud anti
distribution Of the proceeds of the public lands. "
The above is going through the locofoco news
papers with a rush. Perhaps it is true and If
ii Is, all we have to say is, that the Wings Of
the Richmond district didn't support the gentle
man very efficiently he was defeated.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

Southern Trade Convention. This body or
gained at Memphis on Monday by the choice
of Mr.. Dawson as President, and twenty Vice
Presidents. One thousand delegates. from If.
teen States, we're present. No business was
done that day. On Tuesday, a resolution rec
ommendng the improvement of the Mississip-
pr, &c, was almost unanimously adopted
MIR. Merrill offered resolution providing for
a more general and liberal educational system a.
mong the Southern and Western States.
Mir. Kaiser moved the establishment of bn.
reau Of statistics among the several Southern
aud Western States.
Yesterday, Judge Moore of Arkansas, Offered
a resolution relative to the construction of Rail.
road from the Mississippi TO the Pacific. as a
practicable means Of permitting the Southern
and Western States to share IN the commerce o
the Pacific, and declaring that Congress has
power to grant lands to and said road Referred
TO Committee,
Bishop Otey offered resolutions relative to the
free navigation Of the Amazon river.
The Committee reported in favor of the spec
dy improvement of the navigation and deepen.
ing the mouth of the Mississippi, and the har
bors of Charleston, Mobile, savannah and Rich
mond Adjourned to four O'Clock
On Wednesday, resolutions we're reported
and adopted ON direct trade 10 Europe. Pacific
Railroad, Tehuantepec route, manufactures, ed
ucatlon, steamers from southern ports, diploma
cy, cotton trade. aud an address to Congress on
the trade 10 the Oronco Amazon and Plata Rv.
ers &C. The resolution ON the Pacific Rail
road advocates It's completion by the General
Government, on the mot practicable route, with
liberal donations of land to the States bordering
on either side Of the Mississippi, to enable all
sections of the Union To connect themselves
with the General Government.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-16

Qy7The Lawrence Courier locoloco paper
--speaks as tollaws of the manner IN which ITS
flyorte candidate for the presidency treats ihe
democracy. II does not speak very well for the
republican simplicity of General Pierce that he
treats one class of supporters with confidential
interviews, while he allows the other to approach
him only AT mailing distance. The Courier
saws:
There is much complaint Ia the papers, aud
by returned office seekers. at the manner m
which President Pierce receives callers espe-
cmlly those who desire office. He admits q
whole cayalcade at once who form circle a.
round him be appearing as If he were an En-
peror receiving his trembling menals, very atla-
bic 10 those for whom he is partial, but general
y unsatisfactory and non-commital with the
majority. An officer in the Mexican war, q
classnate' or "a citizen of Concord, can at any
time have private interview IN an adjoining
room, while the great mass Of those who have
struggled long and hard in the cause Of democ-
racy, have been put off and lett in most embar-
rassng circumstances, and finally obliged to
come away no wiser that they vent
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29
Arrival oftilc m stcaer Hern,nnn
LATER EURoPEAN INTELLIGENc
mPORTAN NEW s.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22.-The Hermann
left Southampton on the afternoon OF the
7th, with a full cargo and $50 passengers on
board, for New York.
She reports that when she left Bremen
haven the ice was closing the Harbor.
The four powers have resumed theirjoint.
action in favor of peace, and have recognize
ed bya formal protocol the Importance OF
preserving the present territorial arrange
mentin Europe, and proposed a%joint confer
ence, open TO representatives from Russia
and Turkey. The proposition is unfayora-
bly, received by the liberal press.
Advices from Bucharest and st. Calatat
to Sd received.
Nothing new. Omer Pacha entered
Georgia.
The port of Odessa is frozen up. Is
An article in the Moniteur Of Friday ,caus-
ed a considerable rise in funds in Paris; 3's
closing at 7Sf &c,
Two companies Of Wallachia militia have
deserted to Omer Pacha.
A small Turkish steamer was taken by a
Russian frigate, but was afterwards recap
turedby a Turkish frigate. s
The Turkish Government refuses to
submit to an armittice of three months
proposed by England, in consequence OF
which the English Minister had a long au-
diense with the Sultan.
This was followed by q meeting ofthe Of
fcers of the army and navy. Lord Stafford
made a speech, connecting promised aid Of
Britain with strong recommendations oil
peace, The Sultan replied that he desired
peace, but Motif incompatible with his SOW
ara;0n ri0hfs and hnnnFE -4ran ss-.
More Turkish victories are reported in
Asia. The Russians, after three bloody en-.
%gaaements were driven back to the ~fortres:
of Saifa,
The Russians had attacked and entrench.
ed the camp at Bayopid, but were beater
back. They also failed in the last attempt
to re.take the FortSt. Nicholas.
The Russians were also defeated neaI
Areska, in an engagement Of some magni
tude, ON the 4th ult., leaving several deaf
bodies on the field.
The Turks had also taken Akalseikh, il
Geurgia. Z
The Russians are so hard, pressed in Asia
that 10000 troops have been sent to thei
relief.
No movements Of Importance are report
|, ed on the Danube.
The Turks are terrifying Kalafati and thu
Turkish division of the fleet cruising on tht
|. Black Sea have returnedto the Bosphorus
The Turks are elated to the highest pitch
The army is abundantly p~royisiened an
, paid regularly. :,
The Russian troops are suffering badly
with sickness.
Some Americans joinedthe Turkish CAM
at Legoni.
Circassiaps rormed at Constan,inOPle IN
der Lafi.
Roy, Russian General removed from
Aromand, Moldayia,
+ 1t is said the Greek patriots resident IL
; Constantinople requested permission to &C
|, company the Sultan to, camp, to prove tina
I the Greek Church preferred Turkey 10 Rus
sia.
--latest accounts state that encou nters ma
taken place between Mbntenegros and tn
Turkss 81 5ff.t rsa
No political newss.7
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29
AN ORDINANCES.

To amend ian ordinance supplementary to
several ordinances, regulating the mar
kets Of the Town OF Lancaster, passed
/. August 3lst, l849p-4and to amend the
fourth section Of an ordinance, establish
ing and regulating the market in the
Town of Lancaster passed July 18th,
IS45."
SEC. L. Be it ordained by the City Coun-
Gil of the City Of Lancaster-That the or
dinance entitled san ordinance supplement
tary to several ordinances regulating the
market Of the Town of Lancaster be SC
amended as to read as follows: That the
markets in said City Of Lancaster shall be
opened, on and after the last Saturday oil
December instant, at twelve o'clock, meri.
dian, and close at four o'clock in the after
noon.- ~ &
I SEC. 9. That the fourth section Of the
ordinance establishing and regulating the
Market in the Town of Ldncaster"-be a.
mended, so as to read as follows: That il
shall be unlawful for any person to sell OF
purchase any beef, pork or poultry, or any
other article Of marketing. on any ofthe re-
gulars market days in said City Of Lancaster
before the hour Of two O'Clock in the after.
noon, except 1.-THE at the market house-ant
any 50 offendings shall be fined in
any sam, not exceeding two dollars. nor
less than one dollar, with costs Of prosecu-
ton for every such offence
SEC. 8. That the first section of the or
Edinance supplementary 10 several ordiuan'
ces regulating the Markets in the Town o.
Lancaster, passed August 81, l649. and tbs
fourth section Of the ordinance establishing
and regulating the market IN the Town o
Lancaster. passed July 10, 1916, be andtht
same are, hereby repealed.
Pissed December l9, 1883.
JOHN McCLELLAND, Pfess
Attest 4JoRsB REED, City Clerk
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WHOLESALE AND KErAIL -
III HAT STOAB
ROBRRT FEREDIN0.


WOULD respectfully saBounes to hs eitiznns u
w Fninisld eounfy. that be has on hand one al
The largest and best selected dock ~ Hats AID Caps
ever eroFsii 81 tnis mgrtFi, Ehch h4g-as lsSA 80
chased dhectiv losn Importers and Eanuiactufefs,
expressly fr TIE Werfcfn nnket. be feels confident
Ia a~sseFiing that he will Be abe 70 sell 20 Merchants
and Pcilars A The same Prinss usually paid 10 Mor-
chants and hla1uiacturers in The Eastern citias. he
has a business house Of large dinsnsions, and a. per.
rect 10 hs arFAngemenis ~ Any similar sstab ishmens
10 the country; white a tho q e time there Il a Do
gree Of elegance and beauty throughout. surpassed
BY none devotedtO the same busiaess. His stock Of
goods he designs 70 have, especially in the business
seasons, IN keeping with hs holse--larEe IL amount,
~yarie1fn Character and sp'endid in quality.
lo a~olieits the atteDiiCn Of the public to the fol-
lowing Articles which eOmprisess portion ofhis stoek
Iins Meleskin, latest syiS, bsth ofNew York and
Philadelphia.
No. 2, The bosth hat for ST. Is ever brought into hi.
market.
Fine Kossath for wiaisr, Of all STYLES.
Do Otter, Drsb, something new.
DO ROcklants % DO
Ailknds ofFnr and WOOL AeNrAns, mada Of tbs
boT materials.
Hats Of an kfndsfo Bow and children.
Hayu Wool Hats from 80 cents to $50
Caps-1he hest assortment IN the al Y .eoInprisin1
New styled Plush Brown. bisck add Ottsr cas-
BoystNaFy, eptton Pissh. and every styie cssl
A few gooiUtter caps Also soEse FUR. All 81 ,ghiel
will be sold on The most ressoG4b'e terms.
Give hi4h a eel aaA sysry- effort shall be made I,
render your Walt % his establishment agreeable an.
proInofige Of your intsrcacL r. FIELDING,
Lancaster, November -, 1859.
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The ship Edward BxorettfTon Baltimore,
rescued part Of the erfw ofthe ship Hyper
ion, bound for Jamsica; which foundefed at
sea. She sunk with eis be msa.
FRAScE.-The French Minister was in
PRODUCED 10 demand explanation Of Austria,
concerning the recent aiiedgee arr9ogs-
ments with Persia.
The explanation was said to be satlsfac-
tory.
The Cholera is lingering in the suburbs Of
Paris.
LIVERPOOL MAEKEr, Dec. IOlh.-Bread'
stuifs, Messrs. Brown, Sbipiey g. Co, re-
port That a speculative inquiry has again
sprung up causing IN advance in wheat 3 a
Id, aud on -four Is Is "a with large bushes,
doing. Indian cora unchanged White
wheat 80 a los . los "a; red9s s. a IOs.-
Western canal floor 35s5d a 35sGd. Balti
more, Philadelphia and Ohio 35s6d; south
ero 3ls6d a 33s. White Indian 'corn Ass
mixed ABS; yellow Az. Brooks circular
quotes Indian corn Id lower. The Baltic
ports are closed By ice. The Herman's id
vices have been anticipated By the Ameri
ca at Halifax.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29

H -
HORRIBLE, Mosr HoRRIBLE we heard
The particuiars on Saturday Of one OF the
most horrible ARRAYS which has occurred In
the South for a number of years, o when
recalls all those tragedies enacted by the
desperadoes Of the primitive time. As
near ms we could learn them, the clrcum-
stances are as follows: While the steamer
Dresden. was at Helena on Thursday night
last, a woman with her four children were
SITTING around the stove.in the engine room
when a lot Of Irishmen attempted to drive
them away, when she appealed TO the-by-,
ISLANDERS to assist heras she was alone and
unprotected. A lion-hearted Kentuohian,
Immediately stepped forward to her pFotec-
ton, when he was attacked by the rutian
Irishmen and a general fight ensued. Pis-
tolls and knives were used, and the COM
batants struck and shot indiscriminately =
The scene is represented as being one of
the most bloody and desperate struggles
ever witnessed. So soon as the smoke OF
battle had Cleared away sufficient to ascer-
tain the result, it was discovered that three
Irishmen, and a woman who was lying in a
berth near by, had been killed. The Ken
tuckian was horribly mutilatedi being cutto
pieces by the weapons in the hands OF the
irishmen. We did not Learn the names ol
any Of the parties. The affair created great
excitement at Helena, where the kentuck'
ian was left on the wharf boat, Mernph''
Enquirer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29

on, MUsIH0l THOM rar oTTIoE wEDow.

Sitting IN his office was a lhwyer-
Standing 10 the street was a sawyer.
On the lawyers anxious fare,
You couIdread a knOtty case,
Needing law; Z
While the sawyer, gaunt and grim,
On a rough and kRotly limb,
Run his saw.
Now the saw-horse seemed to me
Like a double x In fee;
And the saw,
Which every way twas thrust,
Must be followed by the dust,
Like he lao.
And the log upon the rack,
Like a client on the track,
Played its part
As the tempered teeth Of steel
Made a wound that would not heal,
Through the heart.
And each severed stick that fell,
In its falling seemed to tell.
ALI too plain,
OF the many severed ties,
That in lawsuits will arise,
Bringing pain.
Then methought the sturdy paw,
That was using axe and saw
On the wood
Held a yielding mine of wealth
With its honest toll and health
Doing good.
If the chips that strewed the ground,
BY some stricken widow found
In her need,
Should, by fight and warmth, impatt
Blessings to her aged heart,
Happy deed.
This conclusion then ! draw,
That no exercise Of jan, ai
Twisting india rubber law.
Is as good.
AS the exercise Of paw,
Gn the handle of saw,
Saving wood.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29

SAD A~ccIDENr.-On Monday, Mr.. John
Slater, of this town, drove a pair Of colts in
to the field for a load Of wood. He was
sitting in the wagon, holding the team'while
his .grandsons were putting up a fenceLone
& of the colts rubbed of his bride, at whlch
thew took fright and started to run. In a
short distance they ran against a stump,
turning over the wagon. and throwing Mr..
Slater against aflog, His head and face
were thrown against the log, i~nluring him
so severely as to cause his death on the
l7th. 1t is supposed his skull was fractur'
ed. Mr.. Sswas 60 yearssiof age, and was
born in Guilford, Vermont. Heremoyed to
Ohio in 1882 and settled in Newbury, tie
has lived in Charleston ID years. Hewa
a peaceable, unassuming citizen, enjoying
the confidence and respect of his neighbors
He leaves a large circle Of relatives anC
friends to mourn his death - Geaaga Re
qpubIican.
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ErFTNGER, WHITE q AATTA

I again calling the attention Of The public to their
Il FaIl advertisements, beg leave TO remark that
nearly four years ago they commenced business
with the determination to be governed by the Pr'n-
eipIe of LARGE SALES andsSrALL PROFITS. That we
have strictly adheredto it is shown by our great
success, and the fact that our sales This year amount
TO three times as much as they did the first, and to
the great and increasing popularity OF our house
we are not only selling double the amount OF goods
Of any other establishment, but our prices are far
lowerthan they with their limited trade can posi-
tbly afford to offer them
fhe attention of all classes of MeehG7ies Is re-
specially invited. Our present business facilities
and a. rangemen with Manafscturerssn and Importers
enables us to offer them greater Inducements this
Fail than ever. You can purchase from ns all
descriptions Of HARDWARE needed in your differ
emit trades al the forrest possible rates. We sreeer
tain that all the BiGcksaliths, Carpenters. bHSgy-
Makers and Sc5aless in the county, If they eon'
suit their own interest, viii become our customers
A close examination OF our LANCE srocK AsD Low
pRrcEs before purchasing elsewhere, VIII save them
a h handsome per cent. Aud they Will find that BY
purchasaa their Hardware entirely from US, that
they will do as we'll as they possibly. could have
Edone in Cincinnati or any other marketin Ohlo
EFFINGER. WHITE g. LAFfA.
Lancaster. October IS, 1858 70
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29
nAGUERREOrYPEs.

RNHE subscriber having purchsed the establish
Il ment Of r. b. Mcbride, will be pleased to se-
.commodate AL who may require his services IN the
above line. Tic Is provided with the best modern
Instruments, and Is prepared TO put up pictures 70
O'Clock until 4. v NJ.
NIB, INSTRUCTIONS given in the art aud apparatus
Eurnishedi II desired. Dec. a. Io5S. +.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29

InrEREsrtNc raoM HoNDunAs.--Late adj
vices from Honduras state that the contract
for the new interoeeanic, route to the Pacl-
aic, through Honduras, has been completed
with Mr.. Squlets, and that q special agent
,has been sent BY the Honduras Govern
,ment to Washington to effect a treaty with
This country for more intimate relations and
10 perfect the arrangements forthe opening
OF this new communlcaiion with the, west
srn shores 81 this e~spsiReht.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29
Thc Erie Tnlunrtion &c.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.-The Superior
Court this morning rendered its decision
granting the application Of the Franklin
Canal Company, for 4 special Injunction 10
restrain the authorities Of Efie from tearing
up the rails ofsaid cOmpany's Railway 10
the city OF Eric; the injunction being mere
ly to stay waste, and the Court win hear
the city Of Erie on a motion TO dissolve the
Injunction.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29
Stvr y,nuR TEETH.

,noc4oAH seorr& HING have formed 4 lsTtnegshir
IL for tho purpose ofPracticirg EEIiSlht Z
Taeihs and FIJI lpluel teeth TO arrest decay and pre-
scrve them for life. Their Office L. the lame recent'
~ oscunied Nv DR.. King, m ConheIl1 Row, where
thew will DO most hsrpy 70 eee their h1cnns whs
may wish thc'cOndiioR Sft nTT H1aSe4s TPI TSSG.
Lancaster, June 4, 1850, sms.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29
.Received at the P%hiladeIphia Com. stor

Al AIN Street, Lancaster. Ohio. by Express" from
IVA New Yotk and Philadelphia.
Tan, Maroon. Ma Blue & Drab French Marinoes,
All WoolD De LANES, Tan aad Fancy eolors.
Ing. Coburgs, Tan and Fancy %eolors,
Ladies' Jaconet and Swiss collars, %Jaeonet, Ratings
Ladies' and Misses Wool Unlersleyes,
Splendid Linen cambric Handkerchieis,
Jacconet and Swiss Embroidries,
Alexander's White and cold Kids,
Splendid Velvet Trimmings.
White Yictorenes and INITIATES,
Afew splendid Wool Long shawlat
A large lot OF staple Goods wilt arrive at said es
tablishmen during the present week.
Si on hand a few Ladies' Winter Dress Bonnets
splendid quality and latest Partisan style.
Lancaster, Ohio, December 1883.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29

WAsHIEeTOs, Dee. 2s.-The President
intends TO snpercede Gov. German in Min
%nesota, In Consequences Of serious charges
made against him which be has thus far fail-
ed TO disprove. Mr.. Haddock, the temper
ance lecturer and ex.woodsawyer, was ar
rested yesterday charged with recurring on
Sunday.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29

Z.
fMMoRALIrY IN RBssIA.--A recent wrl7
terthms speaks Of the state OF morals in
Russia. Bad as is the polygamy oil the
Turks, it is infinitely preferable 70 such
"a domestic system:
Whatever may be the morals Of the
p~easantry il remote districts, those living
in. the towns and villages onthe Velga are
more degraded in their habits than any
other people among whom have travel
ed; and they can hardly be said to disre-
gard, since they have never been acqnain
ted with the ordinary decencies of life.--
What better result can indeed be expect
ed from q system by which the upper
.fclasses are wealthy in proportion to the
number OF seres possessed by each Propri-
Ietorl Tho rapid increase Of the populn-
llion IS no less an objecl with the private
setf owner, than the extensive consump'
ltion az ardent spirits is desired by the gov
eminent Thus each vice is privileged
with especial patronage. Marriages, IN
The Russian sense of the term, are con.
summated al an early age and are ar
ranged by the steward, without the par.
Eties-sthc lords approval alone being nee.
essary. The price Of a family ranges
from EOS to E4o. Our captain had Ia
ken bis wife on lease Of eve years, the
rent FOL, chat term amounting 70 fifty ru
bies, with the privilege of.renewal at The
expiration ofthat time.
lsfttg3@A eF -
/ ~ =. ~ j.
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-Allnnhment Nntice.

AT my instance, and attachment was tniS Say y,
Anands township, Fairfield county, sgainst tho pro
pertv and effects OF Peter Flegge, an abseoneng
5eb,ar, date3 this nth d2eofDccember A y lnoS.
Dee. %. 1859. UiIkA-
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STATISTICS OIL. o. o. F.-The following
is an abstract of the annual report Of The
Grand and Subordinate Lodges made to the
Grand Lodge Of the United States for the
year ending June 30, 1858, as compared
with similar tables for the year 1852:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29
MAGAzIN ~FHsANCAIs.
FAMILY GROCERIES, oUEENswARE,
&c. &c. &c.


NELIX BARBENCHoNhs has bscoms proprietor,
H by purchace.o the Grocery Store OF II. 3. Hun
ter &eo,, 10 which he has Iast added a large and SUI
perine variety OF Family Groceries, now arriving
and to arrive from Cineinnsti. and other marts. In
making hispurchases he has had in view the accom-
mediation Of his friends AMI discriminating public, fof
the coming holidays, IS we'll as for all seasons.-
He commsnds totheir attention, among other arti-
elias, at prices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
CONTEMPORARIES.
Frsits, preserved and natural Of all kinds oTfam-
lilies and parties.
Satcna Raisias and euTrauts, suitable for Mince
Pies. Fine Green Apples and Cider, for the same.
Candies, Tsrragonia Almonds, English WAinuts
and Brazilian Nuts, Figs and Dates.
Jellies, and Gelatine for Jellies ,Prunes, &c.
OF Family Groceries. he will only mention Phil
powdered and crushed Sugar. New Orleansdo Teas
Rio and Java COFFEE. Spices, Moiasses, Golden Syrup
French choeolafe, Mushroom Nslnuts. Tomato cat.
sup. a splendid lot of English Diary Cheese, an O.
Their articles too numerous 10 put down tere.
Not to forgstAl also, Liquors. Brandy for the sick an'
cor valescent. cigars, 5 years old, smoking Ard chew
ing Tobacco. Powder and Shot for the Sportsman
lie viii keep on lAand a variety Of Paints, Var
nish and Japan OF his own fnauta cture for the trade
Not least, a large and full assortment Of
lQuEENSwARE. EARTHEN WARE. FRENCH
AND ENGLISH GLASS WARE.
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oIrfEs AND TOWNS.

Springfield, Columbus, Steubenyille,
Zanesyiile and Dayton were passed as
returned. An others the same as the
counties in which they were located.
There is one fact connected with the
action Of the Board worthy Of notice. VIZ;
not one acre of land in the State but has
had its valuation by the Board, all the
towns except the five above mentioned
The Reporter is indebted 70 the gentle
manly and obliging Auditor for the
above facts.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29

WHEN we reflect that every mother has
children of surprising genius, it isa matter
f serious inquiry where all the ordinary
men comes from who cross our path in ey-
cry day life.