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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
LIyEI, COMPLAINT,

Dyspepsia, Jaundies, ChroHie or .TergOrs De5iH,s
Diseases Of the Ridaeys,
A NDnll diseases arising from disordcred Liver hr
IN Stomach; such as consumption. inward piles full
ness OF blood to the head, acdy of the stomach hnl-
sea, heartburn, disgust for food fnilness or weight in
the stomach, sour eruclatons sinking futterng AT
the pit of the stomach, swimming OF the head, hurried
and difficult breathing, Huterng at the heart, choukng
or sunocaon sensations when In lying POSTURE dim
ness Of vslon dots webs before the sight fever and
dull pain In the head deficiency ofperspiraon yellow
ness OF the shin and eyes pain in the side, back chest
limbs, etc., sudden huahRs Of heat burning in the flesh
onsant imaginings on & great depression ofsprits
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
DIR. Hoofand,s Celebrated German Bitters
Prepared By DR.. @. Jaekson at the German Medicine
StOre,NO. l2O Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Their power the above diseases is not excced,
" einalled, by any othcr preparation in the United
States as the cures stest in many cases after skiful
physcians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of nvalds-
Possessing great virtue In the ratification of diseases of
tho Liver and lesser glands exercising tho search
ing powers In weakness and elections of tho digestive
organs, they are, witha safe, certain and pleasant
Read dRd be eonDiaeed.-F. KEssRLaEIR, Jeweler,
Wooster, Ohio, December 2nd 1851, said: ~ embrace
opportunity ofinformng you Of the great benefit
have derived from the use of Dr. H0Oiinnd's German
Btters hnvc used tbom for chils ind fever and dis
ordered stomach, and found reefn every case. They
are the best remedy for dsordercd stomach, think, in
r. PoLEY, Bloomfield, Ohio, October Z, 1859, said:
Wlth feelings Of gratitude taxi my pen TO inform you
OF the lncnculabe benefit have derived from tho use
Of Hooland's German Bitters l have used them for
the Livcr complaint, and take pleasure in recommend
ing them to tho public as the safest and best remedy
now In use.n
The Editor Of the Wooster Democrat, May @, 1852,
said: "Ho1and's German Bltters--This Invaluable me-
dcne Is daily performing cures Of the most remarkable
character. We do speak Of this medicine without
knowledge of its efficacy, have tried It IN our
family, and ind Il TO be the only thing needed in liver
complaint or Dyspepsia.
OoIER q. CLARKE, Cambridge, Ohio. November II,
1852 said: By those persons who have used your oor
lands German Bitters they considered an nyalua-
bio remedy fDrdyspepsa.p
lITYou should boar IN mind that these Bitiers are
ENTIRELY vEaErARLg the rtby possessing advantages
over most OF the preparations recommended for SINH
lar diseases.
For sale By Kaufman q CO.; f. Kab, Rushville; R.
b. Walker, West Rushvillc; Porter & Weirsten Lytho
polls, aud Dealers In medicine every where,
December IL, leJ3-Iy
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REMOVAL.
ZINK g. BIS "A,

WToULD respectfully inform their customers
wv The Gtiizens generally, thatthey have REMOVED
er establishment to the North side of Main Streetto
mfssi0n Store, where they arc prepared to furnish
Fresh Bread, RusISs, Cakes a. Crackers
AT ALL TINES AND IN ALL SEASONS.
We have empoyedthe very best workmen I'm our
at the iopest prices.
We are determined to give general satisfaction. All
orders rom the country for Breads Cakes, Soda, But
dlled. Give us call. FNF''
Lancaster, March 81, 1854 ~, !, ZINK & BIsu 7
n. B. We also keep on hand general assortment of
Family GROCERIES, which win be sold at the
lowest rates. rz' s-.k ZINK d BISH I,
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Tux CLouD-Tkansiated from The Ger
man of Reinick.--0ne hot summer morn
ing, q little cloud arose from the sea, and.
Ike blooming, playful child; looked thro'
the blue sky, and over the wide earth;
which for some time had lain sad and
languisliing from the effect of long
drought.
AS the little cloud sailed through the
heavens, she looked on the poor people be-
low, working in the sweat of their brow,
and suffering from fatigue, while she was
free from care and toll and was borne along
by the light breath of the morning.
"Alasl'' said she, ..if / could but do
some good to the poor people there below
something to tighten their labor, to soothe
their cares, to supply food to the hungry,
to refresh the thirsty!"
And the day went on, and the cloud
grew larger; and as she grew, the hopes of
men were turned towards her.
But on the earth the heat still increased.
The sun glowed and scorched, and beat
on the heads of the laborers still they were
near fainting; yet they must work on, for
they were very poor
They cast look of entreaty towards the
cloud, as il to say, "Ah! you can help us!'
"Yes, willhelp you," said the cloud;
and Immediately began to descend gently
towards the earth.
But now occurred to her what she had
heard in the bosom OF the ocean, when a
child; namely, that theclouds found death
whenever they sank oolow, and came near
Tho earth.
For some time she descended, and al
lowed herselfyo be carried hither and thith-
er. AT length, she stood still, and said
boldly and joyfully-
Men, / viii help you, happen what
mayr' "
This thought made her suddenly gigau.
tic, strong, and powerful She had never
even thought herself capable of such great
ness. She stood over the earth like a be-
nifcent God, and raised her head, and
spread her wings over the fields. Her
splendor was so great that man and beast
shrank from it; the trees and grass bowed
their heads; but all saw in her benefac-
tress.
Eyes, Twill help you'' continued to cry
The cloud. Receive me! l die for you'll
1t was a mighty purpose which she
therein executed. A bright light shonc
through her. thunder roared, undying love
transported her, and she sank to the earth
dissolved in food of rain. This rain was
her deed; this rain was her death, in it she
was glorifed Over the whole land, as far
as the rain spread, arose a bright bow
made of the finest rays of the sky. TWAS
the last visible manifestation of her great
self-sacri6cing love. In short time, it al
SO disappeared, but the blessing conferred
by the cloud upon suffering and relieved
man long remained.--Te School .Jellow.
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WBuKe IoOloA
ouTnwEsT coRSER OF BRoaDwAr AND THiRD srRrEt
Cincianatl, Ohlo. g
X. WINNIE pRnpRIETOR

FUVHlS now and commodlous Hotel, from It's location
Is admirably calculated for the accommodation Of
the business Men, aswoll parties OF pleasure visit
ing theei5 Its ample accommodations have beeReres
Gently increased by addition Of forty lodging rooms
Neatness, ceanlinoss and comfort are the principal at
Traction, and tho unremttlng attention ihe PropTo-
Cincinnati, January le5l--y7
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JEFFHIES, PRATT IL WOOD,
FORWARDING h COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IANC =

Dealers in Wool, Grain & Produce gener-
ally, ON Commission exclusively.
A NONNECTEn with the Cincinnati Wilmington and
y Iancsville Railroad and Hooking Valley Packet
Line, are prepared receive and ship goods 10 any
amount by canal or raroad to althe Eastern q West
ern cities on the most favorable TERMS BY sending
goods TO our care owners avoid the expense of dray
age from railroad TO canal tho reverse the only
house connected by canal aud railroad, both,
II PAgents for the sale of SALT. All brands kent
constantly on hand and sold at wholesale at Manufac
urer's prices only, May /, ls54
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- "a - - = - n - = \ Cs
Ut ALFRKD EvELKs.
Hast ever coming down the street,
A dolltn motion chSnced % meou
A pretty grown M toyl
who walked a. though he trod on eggs,
And feared % break them or his legs-
Aiispine lady hoyf
With uttle mind, and little gains,
And ttilo legs. and little hrains,
And pinched-up hands aud feet
Smooth black mopstschs, aud OILED hair,
Aud s.nants" ssHeered into with sHeA care,
50 rsrg ltgAt, 20 neat
Dldst watch him welli How on his brow
Vert marked the years God doth allow
To make nan; hutyet his air
/. Bespoke the ainost ehild's mind therei
He scoes az virtue, laughs at age;
"a duced boreir he calls the sage;
Nor would he deign to know
Such IS dsneoH themselves By toll;
Most dainty lady beaul
He worships beauty, praises grace,
AdoTes q woman 70 her face;
But when the iady's past,
Declares her ugly ns the devil
Yet thinks he's been confounded civil,
And hopes she thinks him fast"
One who 70 weaith's shriue humbly kneels,
A lackey close nt fashions hoels,
Who waits on power, 10 rank bows low,
a slave 70 pEide-e modern beauI
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NEW ARRANcEMENrs

COFFlNS! SRztlz tlz-zEzzHEz1v COFEINS!
VUNIIE subscriber has associated with him Mr.. l. 4.
" HALL, In the undertaking business. This branch
Of tho business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm name OF ECKERT q HALL. They have q good
HEARSE and HORSES always ready to attend funerals
The subscribers have and hereafter will keep con-
stanty on had all styles and sizes of Coins ready
made, so that they will bo ready to furnish them In
ais amy where In tho county without extra charge This
method OF keeping them on hand will enable them to
Lancaster, February Is, ls5I--lmAl - -.
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NOTICES.

Lo'ss crsd0r' @ths EstaisOf TaORas Fsieksr, deed
~ ISsh day Of July, 1884 the Court Of Probate
reke eeeeased, TO be probably insolvent; creditors
ny SasVle Teqared 70 present their claims against
1sse 70 me andersgned for allowance within six
not be entitled TO payment. A' VI '"os VIII
GEoRGE sANDRRsoN, aSm,ior
nttn ne s.til aaRsrsa Of TAomqs Erieksr deesassi
Lancaater, July IS, leSt--5wio 'a'ssaS'"'
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lsuggY and Carriage MaagFa

VNTILL find, at the Men Hardpars Store, opposite
w the Taiimadge House, one ofhe largest and best
selected stock of Trimmings opened in this mar
ket. COnsistingin part of u sfa5 t-
100 Pieces Enaml'd Duck and Canvass,
l5 Faucy coored do.
so Z" all Wool and union Damasks
SO Hides pateut and Enam'ld Leather,
Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Props,
Stump Joints, Laces, Spring, Axels, etc.
Lancaster. April 90, lS5i JOHN EFFINGER
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Wanted 10000 New Customers,
in addition TO the old stock on hand.
JOHN LYONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER

AND DDEAbEK IN
Bacon, Flour Fish, Salt, Glassware, Stoneware, To-
baeeo, cordage, Twine, Notions, Fruits,
Nuts, Candies, &c.
NORTH MAIN STREET, LANCASTER
TNVIrES the attention OF the citizens of Fairfield and
II adjoining countless 10 his new Establishment which
Is ed up in superior style ono door West of his old
stand and Immediately adjoining the Dry Goods Store
OF Messrs. Reber kutz Co., where he will be pleas
ed TO all Of his old customers and ten thousand
new ones. lie has fIted up in coed style
AN EATING ROOM,
Where persous from tho country having their Ladies' in
town, will And pleasant retreat An extensive Ware
house in the rear with isle leading from the back
yard to his frcnt shop, with fine htching place.
ALSO, FEED FOR IIORSES,
Having the advantage Of the railroad he prepared 10
sell Wholesale and retail for the nlmble sixpense. Ac
commodalng clerks ready to wait you from the
child's ecut 10 the gentlenan's thousand dollars.
April 30, 1854.
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20 R0na d,laeoVlaa,

NlLL be received on the nrattrn to this City from
the south, comprising articles in every depart
ment. IN fine VIC are receiving everything which is
connected with the comfort and oven luxury Of families
und persons. WIIITE n a. slIiIIAN
April 70, IAb4. - - =. --,N>.
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554 The THEoRAPH LINlE. 1853

1864 The TELEGRAPH LINE 1853
LITTLE & DRESI8AcHs,
WToULDTespectfally announce TO tho eitizens o.
w Lancaster and vicinity that they are as 9snal In
receipt OF very heavy and well selected stock of
Spring and Summer Goo
Embracing every variety and style TO be bad IN the
Eastern MARKET 10 which invite the nttenton oi
every body we intend selling cheap as goodsNan
be sold West OF the Mountains. In addition 20 our
large stock, will be found general assortmentof
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets and Hats,
Parasols and Umbrellas Looking Glasses,
Queensware, Glassware, carpetng and Mating
Wall Paper, Bordering and Window Blinds;
Cotton epyerlet and carpet Yarn,
Batting, 'Wadding, eandle-wick, etc. etc.
Also, q good Stock of Fine Groceries,
Tobacco, &c. in Short every thing usually kept in
Store, and more too
We would say TO old friends and customers thai
we return our sincere thanks for their very iberal pa
tronage extended during our business career among
then, and ask Continuance ofthe same. We will en-
dcaFor 70 please and give satisfaction 10 all who will
iayor us with their custom. All Kinds OF country pro
duce taken In exchange for Goods for which the high
est market price will be paid. May %, 1854.
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0oaae oranre ece0 ~ P1....

HENHE undersigned have large amount Of Usage Or.
II angc Seeds andPlants ofthe best quality su rpassed
by none IN the country which hey will sell al the Lowest
market price. "
HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED,
where large contracts are made
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
AZ from Is cents TO 81 p rod the payments as foI.
iows-S when the hedge is set, and the balance when
u Will answer the purpose Of q good fence. 4
HEDGES GROWN.
ror what disnerested judges will say II Is WORTH taS
compared with good fencesl whom tits completed.
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN, f
TO Der rod, to be paid for when completed
JAMES sUMPTER d CO., Dayton, Ohio.
JAMES SussgrER College Corner, Butler county Ohio
JAMES McGREw, Ale lexandersVille, Ohio.
BENJANtN LEAB, Dayton. Ohio.
Mar /, 1854. @. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. Ohio.
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r ID.

GTORGE ID. slaOCKLEY a co.,
Wholesale Rnd Retail DeaIero IN HsoOae
and shoes 81 a1l kinas and qualities,
Mrs. Greene's Block, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio
June 5, 1854.
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TO Carriage nIId Eluggy Nraker..

To Carriage urd buggy Makers,
GtPRfNGs and Axels, Brass and silver Bands. stuno
~ Joints and Top Props knnmd Drills, Duck and Can.
llnings, Moss and Maleable Iron efc great variety
OF other goods In that line 10 be had cheap a TIE Great
Hardsdrs Store OF WHTTR' 'G IATsr
Lancaster, April 70, 1854.
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rHE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.


Messrs. Clarke, Wright s. Co.,
VTAVE taken for q number OF years, the Foundry
\ owned by John Arncy, Esq.,, situate upon Coldm-
bus and Broad Streets in the city Of LdacaSter where
they determined TO be hand with all such arti-
cles III their line, as the country requires.
GOAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARl0UR STOVES,
In Mill Gearing, Machine CASTINGS and
~NrEsN 'PLoUGHS, of various patterns, war
ranted superior article, together with
all minor articles in the Foundry line.
ULARKE'S COrnstalk and Straw Cutter,
An articles superior to all others of the kind I'm the
country, and 10 which invite the special atten
hon of the Farmer. This machine for cutting shock
corn for high feeding or attenng stock will save from
80 To 10 per cent Corn Fodder when cut Is ncarly or
quite equal to hay for eeding either cattle horses
making acre OF well saved corn fodder worth two
OF the best grown hay in Ohio They are calcu-
lated for either hand horse power We are also
preparing to furnish TO order
McCOrmick'S Reuper and Grass Cutter and
MOOre's Wheat Drill.
Farmers give US call Everybody give us n call,
and buy goods and wares, ploughs and shares
and will try In turn to buy your corn, your wheat
your aour, your meat your hay your oats, your rag
bank notes. aught you may desire to spare of broe
pots other ware We therefore have tho highest
hope, without designing any joke, that you will give
liberal share ofpatronago to US who determined To
do business Me most liberal terms.
February 10, 1854. CLARKE, WRIGHT e. co
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N9ecl,an.c,s ToSIs.

GUITED to ali traaesa ofthe most approved make
OButchor's Cast Steel, Firmer and sackets Gouges,
Spear aud Jacksonas Cast and Spring Steel saws,
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
Masons and Plasters Trowls,
Coopers Drawing knives, etc., for sale cheap by
April 20, 1854. JOHN -EFFINGEk
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. Embd. Hdkfs. for Ladies'. -
zzn,,, >, ,ss, "RlrS n, 6 JULIAN.
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Doom MATs.-Nearly every kind Of ma,
nas Deen tired in the public schools al Co.
IumSus, ana the rope mats, (made of foak. T.
the Ohio Journal Of EaGeatiOn. '"y'
AWhen has man right to scold hi.
vale about his coffee? When he bs, n,oss' as
than sufficient grounds. --V'e
gTo the generous mind the baov;o.,
debt is sgratituds, when il Is in our y,a.ss nowas
to repay il. po"sf
= AZTen editors have been elected to the
cAnaaian Parliament. y '"s
:. -, @.e telsehccd travels around the world
Whl!s tsuib y prlling on is bc9ts
!. ~ The am ahOnld .ahino ON fsssivals.
pas tns1nsoaia she ligi1 inrruins.
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Va OF Cabinet Furniture, Bsdstends Nm.
FE1and Chalrs. Which he with keep y
always On hand, together with st5y4A-aazzszzEJ
,arge assortment Of Cincinnati manufacture. His long
oApor,ehee IN Tue business will enable him to have
man @anuIaetufeu al nome aud Imported from abroad tho
very best OF work and as he Intends TO emnloy
pui lhe most sklul workmen and use the bast mate
tes, no nalers himself that he will give general ga
usmeuon in all who may favor him with their CUSTOM
Tue public are Invited to call and examine Tho as-
ssorlmenl' Tho entrance to tho Is upon Broad
H'ssen d. X. FISHEL.
the neatest and most workmanlike manner. Charges
'easohaoie' Lancaster, May 90.
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BRUISES AND CuTs,-Almost every ono
knows the value of Red Oil for bruises and
cuts, yet few know how simple il i made
"A "A Pnial with the blossoms Of ST. Johns
wort. lHyPorieum perforatum) and satur.
a.eo z. with olive oil, will if placed open in
me r sun, make Red lin foriy-eight hours
tne plant is very abundant this season and
THIS Is the time to gather them
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SOM ETEIING q
NEW AND VA l. U ABL Il.
TnR most powerful King the face Of the globe now
rr-ns supreme in the American Republic The power
II the crowned heads Of Europe sink mto inSignihcanoe
Nlien compared TO that Of our American King.
European Kings employ the power vested in them TO
ncrese the riches OF che rich and lordy aud to reduce
TO greater misery and degradation the poor and dcpen-
Dent American King goes forth with equal willing
ucss lorly mansion and humble cabin ready alike
20 administer relief aud offer health aud happpntss
tue lvfly aud lowly, the rich aud the poor
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L A w N TfcE.
ALFRED VYlLLIAuN.

ALtA1ED NhbLhAmSs
ATTORNEY AND couSsELLuR AT Law, LANCASTER, ou,o
M ILL practice IN the Courts Of Fairfield and nd.
wv joining counties.
He may be found during business hours at the once
Of II. II Hunter, ESQ. may Ia IssI y
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
d. X. FISIIEL.

HAVING returned to the city and erected n larre
Y building In the roar Of the brick house, on the
eSrhsr o. broad aad Chssnu Streets one square South
" t's suarfct House, intends manufacturing upon a
- largo scale all tho va Vi nua hrtlcIna "P''' -
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FELLOEs, SPORES AND 1T1Rs.

"TEhave now on hand and which by our arrange
w ments with the manufacturers, we can Offer, al
their bill of prices with freight added.
$50 Sets Bent Fellows ng
100 '' Spokes,
125 Hubs, t.Ft lf-
IS :" Rent heat Shafts
100 Buggy Bows
April &c, 1854. t-ts : wHtTK &.EATFH
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EOIs CARPENTERS.
Il BLAME Irons, Chisels, and Gouges, Bench Planes,
4 Moulding and Bead Match and Table, Hatchets and
HAM Axes, Broad & Chopping Axes, Drawing Knives
Of all kinds Steel and Iron Squares Guages and Try
Squares all sizes, improved Boreng Machines, Hand,
Pannel, Tennent Ripping, Web and Compass Saws
Cross Cut and Mill Saws, for sale by
April 90, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
. Tins1'IAse, Copper, wire, DC.
(eA Boxes &c and IY Tin Plate.
UvD Square and 100 Plato do
Tin'd Copper
Sheet and Bar Zinc,
Sheet Iron and Wire,
Copper and Iron Rlyits, by
Aprils9 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
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Farming Supplements.
on Doz. Cast Steel Pol'd Hoes,
SU20 do 9, 3 and Tine Steel Forks
so do Grass and Grain Scythes,
8 do Wohord's Grain Cradles,
20 do Scythe Snathes,
so do Hay and Grain Rakes,
do Bramblo Scythes, &C., cheap by
April 90, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19
Working a Traverse.

The following in the singular history of
Mr.. Labouehere, at present a member Of the
British Cabinet:
In 1912 he was clerk in the banking
house of Mr.. Hope, at Amsterdam. and was
sent by his patron TO Lord Barring the cele-
bra ed banker Of London, to negotiate o loan.
He displayed in this affair 50 much ability,
that he attracted the attention Of the Eng
lish banker.
"Ah!'' said be, one day, to Lord Barring.
''you have charming daughter, will you not
accord me her hand -
Young man, no pleasantly like YOU
much, but how could Miss Barring become
the wife of a common clerk r.
But said Mr.. Labouchere, "if I were
associated with Mr. Hope ~
"Ah. that is very different. and would
most materially lessen the inequality be-
tween you"
Mr.. Labouchere returned to Amsterdam,
and said to his patron:
Il must be your partner
my friend do not think Of that You
are without fortune, and -"
Dut II l were memLeT u LoTu Da-
rings family?"
Indeed. why. in that case, l would give
you partnership on the spot II
On the strength of these two promises
Mr. Labouehere returned to England, and
about two months afterward married Miss
Barring, because he had the promise Of Mr..
Hope to make him partner as soon as be
was married to her. and become associated
with Mr.. Hope because be married to Miss
Barring.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19
The Poor Drunkard.

"Oh, L have sometimes looked at a beau.
tiful boy. and my flesh has crept within me
at the thoughts that there was bare posi-
bility he might become drunkard. Twas
once playing with beautiful boy in the
city of Hartford, Connecticut was carry
ing him to and fro on my back. beth of US
enjoying ourselves exceedingly for | loved
him, ana think he loved me. During our
play. said to him. Harry. will you 20
down with me 20 the side Of that stone wall?''
"Oh yes" was bis cheerful reply. We
went together. and saw man living listless-
~ there, his face upturned to the bright
blue Sly; the sunbeams that warmed, and
cheered and illumed us, lay upon his po-
rous, greasy face the pure morning wind
kissed his parched lips and passed away
poisoned the veg swine in the fields look
ed more ndble than be, for they were full
filing the purpose Of their being As /
looked upon hat child with its bright brow,
bis beautiful blue eyes, bis rosy cheeks his
pearly teeth, and ruby lips-the perfect
picture Of life, peace and innocence as |
locke upon tie the man and then upon
the child, and fit his little hand convulsive-
" twitching in nine and saw his little lips
grow white, and his eve dim, gazing upon
the poor drunkart, then did | pray to God
to give me an everlasting capacity TO hate
with burning h;tred any instrumentality
that made such q hing Of a being once as
fir as ttdt chitd. Cough.