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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

AMERIcAN HAM REsToRArIvE.-We rarely no.
tice editorallv any Of the patent or copyright claim
ants for public favor, but with pleasure depart from
our usual rule to speak Of the article named above.
We really believe that it does all its discoverer
claims for it-restofes hair to heads considered hope.
lessly bald, Several gentlemen OF our acquaintance.
in this city are using Il, and will willingly give ties.
timony as o its efficacy. The Pittsburgh Gazette
says of it.-CteDelaHd Herald.
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE va. B~ALpNEss.-
One Of the most important modern discoveries, and
one that has won considerable reputation and has a
collection OF evidence In Its favor hitherto not acqniI-
ed by any other article for the Same purpose, name.
ly, the restoring Of hair on bald heads--is the pre-
partition heading this notice. The idea OF producing
a copy OF new hair on heads that have been bald for,
years, has, we are we'll aware, been often attempt.
ed, but we do not know Of any, unless flew isolated
cases, where success has attended a remedy for that
purposes. The American Hair Restorative ,undoubt-
ediy, has alst of respectable evidences in its favor;
among them clear and distinct badness, of years
standing certified to by persons who certainly would
not allow their names to be used in that connection
unless there was areality in il. The Restorative Is
worthy OF the attention ofthose who are bald and also
OF those who arc becoming 40, as we are assured
that 1t will fasten the hair and prevent it falling off,
and we cannot doubt from tho evidence in its favor.
that 1t will restore hair on bald heads in amaiority Of
cases. The individuals referred to In an ADVERTISE
ment IN another part Of this paper, are persons who
would not lend their names to any thing.oG this kind,
unless II we're deserving it. We refer tor further
particulars to the advertisement.
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Loss OF the SAN Francisco.

Two HUNDRED AND Forty LIVES LosT.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan, I3.-The steamship
San Frame SEQ, about which so much unea-
inst. She had a great number of passen-
gers on board, two hundred and forty OF
whom persisted. The bark Three Bells has
arrived at New York, bringing one hundred
and sixty Of those who we're saved. The
bark Kilby, for Boston, also has some of the
saved,und Others are on board the ship Ant
arctic, bound for Liverpool. The captain
and crew oftho San Francisco were saved.
Two hundred and forty who were lost,
were washed overheard in a gale on the 23d
ultimo.
All the spars and sails OF the San Fran.
cisco were blown away in a gale on the oath.
At ! O'Clock in the morning of the 25th,
her engines stopped working, leaving the
vessel totally unmanhgeable. The sea
struck tremendous blows under her quarter
guards, tearing up the planking fore and aft.
Both sides at the same time began to make
water, when the troops were organized into
bailing gangs. AT o o'clock on tho 25th,
the sea struck amidships, carrying away
both smoke stacks and all the upper saloon,
STAYING in the quarter deck, washing over
board a large number Of passengers, in
Gliding Col. Washington, Major Taylor and
wife, Capt. Field, Lieut.. Smith, two ladies
(names unknownD three civilians, whose
names were also unknown, and one hun
dred and fifty U. s, troops. At the same
time three were killed.
On the 2stb, the bark Kilby, of Boston,
bound for New York, was spoken, who hove
TO aud remained by the steamer until 3 in
the afternoon of the goth, when pnsse myers
commenced getting aboard ofher. Upwards
of one hundred got aboard, men, women and
children including the officers before report
&c, with their families. At length the wind
increased with squalls, The Kilby let 90
her hawser at ,l0, since when nothing has
been heard of her. The gale continued
throughout the 30th and Slst. A large
number of men were sick and dying.
On the morning Of the LIST inst, she spoke
the British ship Three Bells, which lay by
until the Sd, when her boat went alongside.
On the same day, the ship Autocrat, from
New York for Liverpool, bore down for her.
Wednesday, both ships commenced ia
king oil passengers, provisions and water,
and by sunset Of the 9Th had all on board.
The next morning the crew and officers
were taken off. Capt. Watkins being the
last man TO leave the steamer.
The Three Bells brings 2so souls, inolud.
ing passengers, troops, officers and seamen
the San francisco. Eleven deaths oc.
Cured among the crew Of the steamer, from
the time ahe was disabled to the 9th includ.
Ing two who were washed overheard,
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CIRCULAR.

-
Rooms OF ONO STATE BOARD o ; AaRreuLrURE,1
CoLUMnus, Decemb er 90, 1864.
With a view to the formation ola nucleus, "around
which may hereafter be collected an extensive and
interesting Cabinet. CONT lining specimens Of most OF
the Agricultural and Mineral products in Ohio, to be
arranged for Inspection in the Rooms of the State
Board, Mt Columbus, the undersigned knows of no
better means of reaching the farmers Of Ohio, than
through the medium of the "local pressv of tho va
rrious counties, f3 ..t ~ g-
He would therefore invite the following persons.
they having been successful competitors Of the late
County Fair OF Fairfield County. to contribute Of the
~artieles mentioned opposite their names, depositing
the same with the Secretary oftheir County Society
as soon after receiving this Circular as convenient.
that specimens may be obtainedand arranged by the
time of the next regular meeting Of the Board, which
will commence on The 18th Of next month, Usnuary,)
to be sent by the Secretary Of each County Society,
with models Of Farm Implements, and Native Min
era $, when these can be- securely by Express. Tor
private conveyance, when opportunity offers. In par
cells as follows; OF Wheat, and other small erains
and seeds, one pint each. Corn in the ear one half
dozen ears. Two samples each of the vaIiods Fruits
and Vegetables upon which premiums were awarded,
and samples of Wool. ~
WheatJ. NJ. Gallagher, J. NeibIing.
F., Corn-W. Lane,J. Measnn.
Oats or Barley--R. Work. &fiFna +
Clover Seed, Timothy Seed-R. Work, A. Stutzmhn
saApples--G: Strobe, ,, G. Biggoney. $50
Potatoes--J. ]. Gromna.
Wool-D Pence, 8. G.. Bush, 7. Rsber. s. Me
Naughten and others 1sfs4 .gigg8eNgl
The effort will hereafter be made to obtain a re.
of specimens Immediately alter the close Of
the annual Comfy Fairs. tobe selected from articles
drawing premiums. By this means delegates from
County Societies to the annual meetings Ia Decem-
Der, will have a birds eye view Of all the County
Fairs in Ohio, In the departments Of Fruit, Grain.
Seeds and Vegetables, as also in the article Of Wool.
All articles so contributed, beingflsbeled with the
name Of the producer, Grains and Seeds Ia elasa
jars) a key willat once be, furnished, by which an Ind.
terchange or purchase ofGrains and Vegetables NAV
6e made, promising certainty in the reSuits,T ana "
ing. the Foundation for material upon which to base !
reciprocal Interchange ofGraius and, Seeds with Ae-
%rieultural Societiesin our own andin foreign couR-
G. SPRAG1Bsnsn
Cor. Sec. Ohio State Board of Agriculture.
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rive Days Lnser from Europe.


ARRIVAL Of THE STEAMER BALTIC.
Nsw YoRK, Jans ls.-The steamship Bal
tic arrived at this pert last night, bringing
Liverpool dates to the 2sth ult.
ComSEERctAL IETErLIsEHcE.-Liyerpool,
Dec. 27.-Sales Flour to a moderate extent
at steady prices. Wheat in good demand.
Fridays depression has recovered, the mar
ket closed firm. Indian Corn is held firm,
better qualities dearer. Brown g. Shipley
quote white Wheat lOs4d@ lis, red lo@ los
4d; western canal Flour 37s6d, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Ohio 37s6d@ ass, Canada
47@3Ss, Sour 33@34S6d; white Indian Corn
los, yellow 45s, mixed 4ls6d.
On "wednesday ,BreadsrufFs were in active
demand, with improved prices and Tending
upward.
GeNERAL INrELLIGENcE.-The Baltic left
Liverpool en- Thursday evening, with 9S4(D
passengers.
Negotiations on the Eastern question have
again commenced. The Porte manltests a
pacific disposition.
The eonbineJ fleets are still at Beycos.
Advices from Berlin 10 The 3 4th state that
negotiations are pending between Sweden
and Denmark, having for their object the
conclusion Of a League, offensive and defen-
siVe, between the two States.
AT st. PetersburGh, the only effect OF the
anticipated war, was a rise in prices
The difficulty In the British Cabinet, had
been hushed up. his rumored that Lord
Polmerston retains Office, but the report is
doubted.
II is stated that the Sultan has consented
to the assumptions Of negotiations.
A Russian steamer on the Pruth had set
two Turkish Villages on fire by throwing
red hot balls.
~GonstaRtinople dates TO the l4th state that
lthe overland India mail brings confirmation
Of the news that the Shah Of Persia had left
TehereD with an army numbering 80, 900
cavalry, 1000 pieces Of cannon, and 8 ,0O0
cnmel loads Of ammunition for the purpose
OF joining the Russians. At latest accounts
the army bud passed Tabreese. The Shah
also sent an envoy to Dost Mohammed, to
point out to him the advantage Of siding
with Persia and Russia.
Developments have come TO light, which
indicate that Russia has long been prepar-
ingfor the present crisis. A large expedition
has been secretly organized, under the pre-
tense Of a campaign against the Khan.
Odessn lotters of the Sth, state positively
that the Ssgondib, a Russian ship Of 90guns
was destroyed at the battle of SInope. The
ofici bulletins do not mention this loss
The ship was bravely attacked by a Turk.
ish frigate, and both vessels blew up.
One Of the Turkish Admiral's aid .de.camp
had died at Sebastopol, Of his wounds. Ad.
miral Orman Pasha has had a limb amputa.
ted. and is now in a dangerous state. The
Turks estimate their loss at Sinope, in ships
| ..rfesoa -, u.I &c. "A a..- z..1Is-.-
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d Read Tbis,
Weakness ofthe Limbs and general debility cured h,
using the oxygenated -Bitters.

weakness ofthe Limbs and general debility cured by
using the oxygenated- Bitters,
During the winter Of 1889, Mrs. Stiles suffered
much from paipitation Of the heart, weakness in the
limbs, and general debility. She consulted an emil
nent physician in the city, without obtaining relief.
friends, with the hope Of recovering her health: but
neither the change of air, nor the medical advice She
obtained whLe absent, gave her relief, and she re-
turned alter an absence ofthree months, without re-
lief, and almost without hope. At this period, she
was advised to use the Oxygenated Bitters, and OBJ
talneda bottle from you. Before using It, she could
not wal! the shortest distance without exhaustation.
After using the Bitters a week. she walked from the
Chelsea Ferryto HenryPettes' store, on Washington
street, and back again, without inconvenience She
has used three bottles, and has no hesitation in saw
ing it isthe only medicine that has afforded her relief.
respectfully, JOHN STILES, 6Doane street.
EEL AUSTIN& CO., Wholesale Druggists, No.
26, Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
FPrice 81 per bottle-sixb ottlp tor S5.
Dec. 10. Sold by KAUFMAN & Co., Lancaster.
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DR.. s. a. Wonyer,s Medioines

NJ. a.. Sr.1.I. ~.
CanIer and s,It P n ,uuso Duly p Sooa Medicines on
statement Of facts coming as thew do from @Sofesai
hearts, they are worthy Of ali confdence' e
paw p,w M;,h;a.. NJ, o ,oEo n
w "-susSn' ' o. ioo-'- Nlessrs' o a.
weaver oo'-Genuemen;-Ny daughter has been
troubled with oANKER ann SALT RHEUM for the Ia At
wear. and n inereasead, - artor IA - a., 49,. 49,.
o,,.o,e oN'en" ona'
"yseu ana rienosp became so aiarlnedthat we thought
there must be something done for her, or she must
die; we tried manv kinla or mad;c;nas h., n.h,..
ala hor an, .nod H., ~ = o'"i"
- ~, ""y so"u, ou. u rAther grow worse-she
kept about until last May, aud said she must give up
go to bed and die, there was no help for her. Tho
most skilful Physicians of the Mace attended hor. and
no help could she receive from their ala. II ,ho ,ool
any nourishment Il would produce vomiting har
hands and face were completely covered with soros.
her strength had worn away, our friends and neirb'
bors gave her up to die. and Physicians too. mia thero
was no help for hor, thew could not do her ,nv ooo1
| could NOT bearto seq NV da,tohtar dv;,, ,y;,S IT,.
distressing comnI,irt ,rL..-h
00"P"'"' a'nonS" : must say was al
most discouraged myself; hearing of your cANKER,
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DIR. GUYsoTTs YELLOW DOCK AND sARsA.
PARILLA. for the cure ofdisease, or asa Spring
purifier ofthc blood and as a general tOnicJor tho
system, is unripaled.
The curative powers ofthis Extract are truly
wonderful, and all ainvalids should make Immediate
rial ofthe yellow Dock AND SARsAPARILLA."-
II cannot injuro tho most delicate patient.
THEN FLY FROM MINERAL NOSTRUMS T
SEEK hope, life and vigor from this purely Uegetabl
remedy. Therefore, however broken in health an
spirits, howeverloathsome 4 ,himself and others,
derstand that his hope Of physical restoration liesia
'Guysotts EXTRACTED Yellow Dock and SarsaparilIa'
and pursuade him for his Utj .
.ps LIES SAKE,
totryit, and we have no hesitation in predicting hf
speedy restoration to health.
1Se advertisement. F24fTtt
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81 RECEIVED P11zs Day.
At IAAiES GARAGIITY,S z

aIker and Jewefry Estabiishment.
"A Fresh 81 complete assortment of the latest STYLES
of Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks Of an
endless variety and Of the best and largest assortment
Of everything in the Jewelry, line in the city of Lam
caster, all Of which I shall not alone warrant in re-
gard to quality, but cannot be surpassed in price even
by calumnious competitors. In connection with the
above articles ] hayealso on hand a most splendidlot
of Accordeons, Yiolins, Violin bows, Music-boxes,a
heavy stock of Pocket cutlery, Colts and Aliens Re-
volvers, P~ortmonie1. card-cases, Spectaeles, .chaina
aud guards, and thousands Of other fancy articles. I1q
Thankinlf9r the LIBERAL patrorge Ihave received, /
from an enlightened public that they will'try me be.
being misguided by men oftno veraeity what
ever. In conclusion | would say that any article |
ifnot good, the money shall be refunded.
JAMES GARAGHTY,
ApriI20. 2doors East Of Hooking Valley Bark
1Telegraph copy ar
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W There are now wintering in Cleve-
land, Ohio, eighty vessels, Of which four IRE
$ Gamers, sixteen propellers, and the other
sail vessels,
6J-The German Societies in Cincinnati
gave a grand serenade to Madame Sontag
on Monday night last.
0- There has been a revival Of religion
" the Kentucky State prison, ard X ev, +.
D. Black baptised seven prisoners on Sun
day week.
GTIt is stated that $4,000 copies of Col.
Benton's "Thirty Years in. the Senate. !,
have been subscribed for in advance Of its
publication.
GrHou, William A. Barstow entered up
on his duties as Governor of Wisconsin on
Monday, the Cd inst.
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LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER REGIoE.-The
Detroit Advertiser chronicles the arrival at
that city ottwo mtning agents from the On
tonagon mining district, which they left on
the 18th OF December. This is the first
overland arrival from taat region since the
setting in Of winter. The accounts of the
copper mining are very encouraging. New
veins are constantly opened, and the re.
sources Of the country are apparently just
beginning to be d veloped.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Christian NJ. Bee-
1 y ry and John Jenkins, for themselves, and Christ
ian M. Beery and John jenkins as partners under the
hrm OF Beery & Jenkins, did on the S0th day of De-
cember, 1863, make assignments to the undersigned
all their property Real aud Personal, in trust. for
the benefit Of their creditors generally Persons know.
ing themselves indebted TO Christian NJ. Berry, or
John Jenkins, or Berry & Jenkins, will call at nv
Office in Fosters building and make payment.
Lancaster, Dec. 81 1853. j. r. MUMAUGH.
UEagle 4 Telegraphdcopy and charge this office
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Locock,s Puimonio Waters.

: Here Is your Remedy-Relief IN ten Minufes.
hR, LoCocKS pULMoNIC WATERS are un,
~ falling in the cure of coughs, colds asthma bron,
chitis, hoarseness, and all diseases ofthe Fungs, thew
are very palatable and any child will take them.x
Thousands can and will testify their virtue. One box
will satisfy the most ~skepticsI that they are what
represented. Be sure and ask for DR.. Locoek's Pull
monte Waters, tho original and only genuine, are
been in use forthe last 80 years in. Europe and Asia.
Sold by Dealers generally, 10Y
Also by Kaufman 4 Co, Otto ". Kreomer, T.. L,
SIocum, Lancaster, Ohio. Nov. 10, 1853. la; IAi
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CARTER's SPANisH MrxrUsR stands prs-emincnt
above all othera, Its singularly efhcacious action
on the blood; its strengthening and ~vivifyIng quail
ties5 its tonic action on the liver; its thendency To
drive all humors to the surface, thereby cleansing
tho system according to Natures OWL prescription;
its harmless, and at the same time extraordinary
good effects, and the number of cures testified to by
many oil the most respectable citizens of Richmond
Virginia, & elsewhere. must be conclusive evidence
that there is no humbug about it. 8
The trial of a single bottle viii satisfy the most
%sceptical of its benefits.
See advertisement in another column.
PHILADELPHIA PORTER. Z
000 Doc. iustreceiyed andfor sale Atthe CITY
NUO DRVG ST0RE. E. |; SL0CUM.
LaneAater, june 90 ..aLL n a.....I
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SMALL Poxi IN NEw YoRK.--out Of 4si
deaths in New York last week,A3 were from
smallpox, which disease, 1t IL said. seems
70 DO increasing in virulence, hardly d dis
triet IN the city being free from It. II pre-.
walls mostly among poor emigfants aud 9th.
ers who have not been vaccinatcd.
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Estate OF PhiIip Embich.

NOTICE is hereby giving. that l have this day.
IN been duly appointed Administrator of tho Es-
tate of PHTtIP EMB1cH, deceased, late of Fairfield
county, Ohio All persons having claims against
said Estate, will present them legally authenticated
according to law. within one year-and person know
ing themselves indebted are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. SAMUEL BERRY. Adm,tor.
Lancaster. Jan. IL S54-4w36.
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men named Williams and Doc.
We pave been arrested at ogdsnsbnrgh, N.
bank there for $500.
GrMlss Emma R. coe Is delivering lee
lures a. Newark, N. J., on the .Rig6ts Of
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WooL.--There has been an active de-
mand for fleece Wool during tho past week
and the sales will exceed 90, 900 lbs. Pull
ed Wool sells in moderate quantities at quot
ed rates. The quantity Of pulled Wool to
be taken of this season will probably be less
than one half as much as last year. 500
bales Cape of Good Hope changed hands
private terms.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners OF Fairfield
county, at their March session 1854, praying for a
to Kratzer's Mil in L~bertytownship, to.wi;
Beginning at the Basil Road near Kratzer's Mill on
tho section line; then through the lands Of Peter
Bright, to intersectt the half section line at the Myers
road and there terminate.
Jan. II, lS54-37 MANY PETITIONERS.
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EsfnIe. OF Iohn Christr.

NOTICE, is hereby given. that haye this day
IN been duly appointedas adm tor on the Estate
Of JoHx CHRIsrv, deceased, late Or Fairfield county.
persons having claims against said Estate viii
present them within one year, and persons knowing
ihemseye indebted are requested to make immes
date payment. HENRY CHRIST, Adm'toy,
November %, 1868
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LusUs NATURA.-A prying German
engaged at tho pork packing Establishment
OF VIM. Jaryis g. Coz In this city, says the
Louisville Courier, while fishing out the
entrails Of an elongated hog-measuring
from tip 10 tip eleven feet three inches
discovered a pig with a correctly developed
human face. and its front legsgrowing out
from the sides, with formations to each
resembling the four fingers Of a child.
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Assignee Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Christian M. Beery
~ and Thomas KidwelL as pardners under the firm
of Beery and Kidwell, did on the 9th iday ofJanuary
1864 make assignment to the undersigned, OF ali their
property-and effects, in trust, for the benefit of their
creditors. Persons knowing themselyes indebted.
either by book account OF otherwise, are requested
to make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Jan. Z, 1854. j.. MUMAUGH.
Eagle and Telegraph copy and charge this office.
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MuRpER.--At Toledo on Tuesday last,
two frail quarrsled in q brothel, a.
bout a pair Of gloves, when Biddy Fury,
Catharins Gillner with a bowie
knife, and so badly that she died in less
an hour, The mnrderess was from
Cincinnati.
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a LARsE LocoNoTIvE,-We observed
tins week on the Railroad at this place, a
splendid new Locomotive, from the mani
factory Of Miles, a. Co, Cincinnati, called
the "Ianesvillc." She is Of immense pto-
portions, having six driving wheels. and
weighing % tons. The ''ZanesvilleD a.
the eleventh Locomottye that the comoanv
now have onthe TOAD, all buslIy employed
- Wilmington Rspa5.
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A Slight Mistake.-W were made to say
last evening that "two freight trains'' had
arrived in this city for the C. w. az. Road
to be used in completing the road vest
1t should have repd two grauel carts! By the
way, we trust it will not be very long until
we can announce the arrival of not only
freight but passenger trains.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTl

HAVE removedmy Office fromT allmsdge's Block
to Fosters Building. second floor, and continue to
give my undivided attention 20 the settlement and
collection Of claims In Fairfield aud adjoining counties
Lancaster, Nov. q. 1852. J r. AuMAUGH
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STATE AID TO RAmRoADs.-There Is at
present much discussion in some Of the
southern States, particularly in Georgia and
A Alabama, respecting the policy Of lending
the State credit to the newly formed railroad
companies.
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THe CksH SYsTRM IN THE NEwspAPER
B0sfaEss The Rev. Mr., Patton, Of Ham
ford, who contributes articles for the New
England Religious Herald, makes public the
following--wc cheerfully endorse it, and
pass it over to oar readers:
at IL our personal opinion hat no news
paper should be sent on credit. Advance
pa ymentis the only reasonable plan, and
TO thati will sooner or later come. IL no
man Is allowed to travel on a %railcar,
stsamboat, or coach,or to enter a concert
room orsany other pr bile exhibition, with
out first paying the stipulated price, much
more should subscribers all over tho country,
and,owiDg one or two dollars each for a pa
per, be required to pay the cash down.
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o. The Shu Francisco Herald saws ttat
TOR hfty or sixty murders committed with
in The past month or six weeks, not one q
the assallenta has been punished BY the
c9urts!'