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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-01-03
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,''N CO '',"i t"scile :"ls III sau,s
nr,"'s, L, !',-n.~r, ~ risS.lii IT.
&c cst'rd'';"n. is ,v,,si k.mXa
III ng rhe past 81, :,.i,r-sH fest ws q
e "r y til" British t;'v.ruitlen. Ia
nnak' '".wrd search ftr Sir ,iiil,i
Franklin. IS IS (. &
Al'. tf'ircii also ,iisfnlIch,sd# 81 tie, j. s.
Nltin.'". n der III. rntl;Gaii.i rf DR..
Na''', on a .imi'ar crianl. But aii
=! Val BeE"c the n,lln.,ti,,e ;.,r,,i5 pi 1
''' rs''''; I'M. Ii4,'Icc. ~ tnt;ile8lipses
VA cherished hn, The ii>,.s5 gut theA
'''ve mxp'" er> had been rcsesresl.
liz "a'rs wr'r, s',ir,r ,t,,mti. siice s
,lckrn ''"'" III" a'IniiruItA iiss. andls,
-''''"i-S ISSUED i'.r the r"cail m the
cvpr,i i,n>.
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'B'.ac EaOVv OF Il gc.

We have just stumbled upon the
following pretty peace OF mosaic.
!, ing amid multitude uf those les,
attractive
mo SHOW falls lighter than tn.
snow "t ase bntn"ne is heavier, for
it never nlelt,."
The iynfc is by no means novel,
but the closing part OF the sentence is
new AS well as emphatic The scrip
lures represents we by the almond
tree. which bears blossom, Of the
nirc>t viii Z. TIE alplond tree
stall !ionri>h'-,Ae heal shall bc
heary. Dickens says OF ono OF his
characters, whose hnir Was turnruL
gray, that Time had ghly FLASHED
his SHOWS upon 1t in passing.
III ncve, mells"--no sever, AYE
is ine.orablc; its wheels must move
onward, they know not any re,ro.radc
mo"emen.t The old man may 1T AMI
sing, "I.wouId were boy arai,,''
bnl he grows older ~ ko sings. lie
lis may read of the elixir OF youth,
but he cannot find II; ho may sigh t,r
the secret Of the alchi;ny which J., able
to make h',n young Asaun, but sigh
ing nrlngs 1t not. ile may gaze
backward win All eye OF longing nporl
the rosy schemes "f early years, bu,
as one wh" gases upon his home frnm
the deck OF ~ departing ship, cve.I
moment carrying him farther anc
farther away. Poor old man hc hi,
little .uora to do than to die.
1T never nleIts." The snow d
winter comes and sheds its whit,
blossoms apon tho valley and noun
tain, but soon the sweet spring follow
, aud stnllas it all SwasT. AuS so &isa
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a PAhISlAS OPERATION Dick Til.
I" wrfts thai 3 t4s,r krc,er hsd i1ss
revealed him..,It nF ali i,.diviiunl
understanding PA,i>ian character in n
degree that wn,id have insured HIM
success Us a comic author. Ills cafe
~a~ unknown, III attended. ,mSucress,
f'il. lie had placed lovely daE,sel
"a, b.. con ter. hnt tn nn pnrposey----
H., In,n'>h,i e!E-. ty,t wit-nur effect.
At last, driven with desperation, anil
lh"r"nahiy know ing his n,r,l. he load
Ell pistol, ramm.d dnvn the waiiing
bard, and fred it into the. air.. There,
vaa an immediate inroad 10 prnl1e.i
na'lers, and speed, gatherin. nf
police Ell Groups collected atihsi
door. coffee fl,,weJ in AN uninterrupted
I,rea'n. P,stul, aud cDfffee E,r several
hundreds at least. THE l,iiy a,@,he,
counter We, e, nd cxcetdiFgls haantis
! f'l, ana 'nlnirers represent her Az
aniable The proprietor 10 to he.
tried . q fn,h for harbnriiig g,inl,nw.
der, ut will like that all IN hettsr. -
lie will he in tho newspaper Without
the expense "f advertising. EIe issnr
, the higl, rna,l t.. fnrtnne, aud Deserved
" SO, for that one tsai, nfgrnims. \
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lnn have. | presume, deyunle,l ulI
i'ir' account which taye been sent
;iinin" n> tn.,nr glrrin,,s. charge I. OH
urh ac arg- Never think of tng5
2a''"p and lr"t which V II ha. e Of.
ien Witnessed III the Phnri.x Park
:. iirn y'i dr%,r. % inrti, Il ,iu;.i.Gl al
genuine h,."'i hot ailuai rtidrse.
'"n M via: have como on o.
IN ii f'w lance rf'.,f- minus ,nn.ii :
god I"cc. nr,":,t chn:.,, and ESo.sn
.'''s 4 c cha grr>) light ;;ar E',un.
the tn'nicnt vi: dashed AT the eii5s.iiy
wh''sr + s'i"n, aid 81 E,rill tl..lt
,i'al''les~ klnw u much about II. i
AN tell .,"u, knew ,n,lIiii,g, hnt}Iihal
4, Wa III! rilt ly some irresistible
hrrcr onward. and hy some ,mviS I'll.
'nh ImPcrrrPtrb'c Influence l., cru II
."rrr!! u'starir winch stumbled before
my g'"i sword 1rsi brave old char.
Ss'r. lHrvcr III NY lite rxreIiclicr,l
.nvII II sublime srli-a.i. ms in the
n'''nrnto. tlic charge. Sumo fellows
lMk ~ w.. neinM dr,l,miuc. km,w-
Nv, -i,ns ), s~.stl a, made me a
match i''r an! ~" ,.rd,,a,y y men, and
:.'!r. m!S ',s..: -: :;;;!;;;;u; ui ri.riu,i,
,.rI,lierritc a> tnlle, II Though, Il
ni.o>Sihl, .nf,ac ~ ,n,aSteiSa Of. ite
"'.uliyd" ,"ur c. tic heat s.aI 10
;ra, III, 'n"s, '-ng iii cnt t,ip,rswitfis
"h',h ~. ,'a-he,l int, wla, z - j
V ---'.::s III. g.,It> suri, are ''fS
t"i"a'd-,it>h -l.ang-r:nk, a'il we
Ar'r i'll the ini,lsl u,' SIcu Smrke.
!,re; AMI ci.trr, as c..r .put;,re
! '.'r": u n,u''n >,nr 1t VAS g,nni
''">: nn't. '"c hy one, aye. two by
50 I'LL the hi k..ku; ..l AID ever
:,n:n, .tu> C.,> ark- a,,I .th = a,l ~
,h' lii.e ni old Nick ID wu 100
,.,, 'r'i ni.n. II hIr1 with Il Wa N
cite heart, ani ,;nnr, than one i'll
- r;i'''ng .''',i t. ct.rS. cDu.-i
II , p,"ee. ~ a.. ush, wi;sef:
.'n ii,l. t Ike, aud dnwn. .uwu.
'l,wn h.l went rwue .ls an.
IL n>rd ami ,,rrr thai, n,,cr hal ,n
.r;r m, ~Nu. tighter, be- ht,ani, of
Toes .eA I'M, '!.,wu over III. Nj {.
All fn.n.'. n. ny We -rv..
c;lt''''; dep e, any feelings when
W. r. lmr ',.. -a' dawn culn.,letc,y
xh.u>s.Ai :l,..f nna,l,. Ia eat. rln,uuh
h.aIiy i'"ngr>. All MY unit,rii.
nv han'Is. III. vcr. fac were bet,spatt
tered with hI.""'. 1t va that nt The
,reHy! Gr,nd ida! But m, ttel
i"ss. the. w.''c tul "f,la exnIlntinini'
~h ch 1t ~ im!"'s-lhle tn describe.
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II l> n"ar'y >,X'y Year, since Ia
eren,> | a,n ~" a'n'i, t" relate took
ria e. | WAS then ~ my third Yea,
iii til. NJ. sr,-ll, al Got vn.,i,. anI !.
nrr,!. 'Iie. ,inust,'cs ia | VA
VI r''i'>r tIiI nIaml acIna'nla a!iv' :.
4"h a''"'S slr -tn,i. i,> anii ih,
town folk, bn there Were ,mIN t""
men w,'"" count "snli l." III. .nr "i
them W.. Il Scotch '..'', n''''ri Mac
Donald -,'h" "hc' II '''' i'nn, "nni.'i
iIa"rc.hr'-;. lnr: v" T." ia IT, ell"
II ~. i r''s'''" \a' .n -
( 'sit,, ~, .ts.ttirt ~ n,1a 4.ir T. 'sh
lt'''ts n Z. .t'sS''s < ~ '.>'., - ,"s}' :"
>h'i' ~ tN,'''" az ''" "a -
"i''.s; ~ '''''''. "'' 80 M ''''' i
M. I'll - So "t ii ''a'r''> : I
'r! M 'i't l'""' "h'i M.''l'' h''
"-;'' !" "'-t a. :" r''"". '"'~'" =
""' ''"' IL TEA 81 ~" lacy N"''
'N''.i >'r >'''.''.'I'' -. '''' w. ~
i'''I - ''''iN - ':N' $50 - a."
'i""' '''.' "''r''''''' ''.'''' .a''''"
'"' !" :'
h''' i Il ''> ','''''-' a.
&c; ''''.' '''' ''''''''' ''''c'''1' '"'' -"
was !" 'r ';'' ''''. al ''' u" 80
'''a' "';c "'''''. " '. "''"'"; u
P''''c'eu ''' '''' J"'"r' WIN "S !"
''''e3'''''s AT '''' '''>''r'' 'ue'' '"'t w">,
""' " = ''"'''''''''s' '''''' ''"''! more '''''
i''''>' 20 '''i'a''''''~ "''''>
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vas '"''''' % "'" ~" '"r'' ""
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-01-03

| ~ brothers! he ZEN ter III. To II
mother and Anna" i'hrn hr press
my hand again n-aud 50 ir d,r,.
need dwell but lightly on thr al
ter events OF that mlIdcruns niyn,.
On ex,ininn;. tde ii I'd U taltie, v
round that the rubber, wri- nine /
number, and hat wv" besides Hen.
rich were dcau. We bnund u,, 'h
Wounds of lllu Others lis we culiid. III,
secured Them fn. thc night in one ~
the rooms, alter fastening tl,' wnnlnM
ami providing III every p"sslnic ii,an
ncr against escape ar attack. t.
turning To the room whc:u We la
suupcd, We found tim, utr lhnn.
winch had fallen from The rm,I " ii!
such n crash Was All cnrrnuli, rlnI o..
circle OF iron bigger than y cart hrr,
1t Was y ing nn oar beds, III. ,na-
being exactly i'll the csnte vi it, am,
ser>nIH as we tnund, To s"stnin /,
when hoistnd ny. Had we not Obey
cd Maclu;nld'S s voice, We ue, tam i,
shouI ali have been crashed Il,
death, us it waA plain many u ylcti.,,
had already brei'-ior he inierna
thing Was stained with i'l""l. anl II.
some pInc,s were patches III hair J,l.
sticking IL it.
The Journey I" Arns'adt in tn.
murning, the interview with the bi1.
g"nnr'>ter. the re1rrr''cc t" the Iur
ampt,nan, the expedition ~ that liln,
u"na'l to ihc SCENE OF The l'aea'l
the imprisonment" ct the surviving '".'
berS, tilelr TRIAL, convection, a.d eHrcI,
ton, VIII not dei"'i. From I'll
letter !" witch L'urenbcrg re''r.r''
Win h's latest Hre III, ai"i ~h' h ".
found III h's pocket book Add'rs>ra i
me, we l'.rn that "acd"nA d 80
sentiments were weighing III Ii
writer ni'i'u more 't''''s hc "aS ="
nag H:i"i't DE known ""'li alter :;
slltlcl l,ltsd c;.la>t'ni:'te. u, 'n"''''.
= sh''at' 'a"e page. ''''cr ''''''
J 'ei"'e 20 y'u .'""' a.'cr ''eir'he u
news % rs o',." ~ III, "''''":r az.
SISTER, " no" Anna ''' ''''ve 'ce'N a
''T"',us pre"'', my "''e, ''s e
'"S '."e' = "'io' ~ '""' u's">''''''
.''' ''' 'e'''n'.i''' ''Se W '''.-' Lii
~ ~, '"' ''' ~ 90, '''"' ''''
"''' ~. w. it,."'e' va, Ht'e's ~ !
n,'e'. i"' ,'G "'e' a'h'" III
''""s S'"'" '', '>H'"' l., ''.' "
,,'cu'"''''' ,,,, '",e H'.;" "''''",'-
"@'' 49, "''
s'S'''"r A"''' "''" "'' "'''''c' "'
vas s'"e' J.,
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delay, -! " \'"rn. S'rl. w r,r;,n,u
~tia,i"w> Wee go inn III, lut ,v II IL,
H. IN. rricri ugh: W. had. We ,r',.u
>rr She VA vr,. hramli III. We
asked il we cuhi,d nr avynmn, ,I,t,,i
IN The niui,t. a''d .hr an>m".r.I r,ril
ly that We ruu'i. hn, that wr <lI., 81
have 10 -lr, T. ~ me ru,'iIi. nIli TIL
We must l'r c''iit,nt with w"' Ill
pei. " ell. after >',,nr talk. We Went
III, all = lad /" yrt shelter rxrc !, Ne
Donald, vito w,u:I lain ha,r rushed
ui, to .ArL>t.ut, wh,rlI tic git tnld ,l>
WAS distant "u ' lMu nu,ii$ walk. Ga
entering =! - sh"'i passage, We lass
cu ,l,.u k.ld al tGt.i. Here We i.,ar,i
the rr nclna,', who had inc,, r1r,I ,l>
say. Come a""@ n. beauty. an!
>r'w u> tin hmInbr, wh. r. W.. arc a.,
>Ir'l.--l'r | >u.l"'>r II i lI,c'r We ar,
Ia sup ton. | have nrr., t,.ns ali
the n,n' >: AM not IN. OF them wiIi
"p u.
" H., wa ~ lirur'n. Sal" H..
Hlrl ii >rn-n 'nS "ri rcii tom l.:"s.i.
bet, "L" h.i taken hold 1T llrr lalnI,
and opening one "t the d'"'t>.
" That Is Your @ininln",Irr,. | su,.
."s.. 6 >a''i Nc 'iiahl. I"'.ntin. I" II
IL u,r l'.'n my over Il small fire whil
,.>ru,r, ,m> ',r. y vuu,:,n go, s,.,.,,
=, i ,.l,,u ami - H.. ..,,I,...,i
these Inltr, w,.lL- l.. H., cr.,l,rE, e
creature, hr mnir sci, a> IT l,v.
~ ,t,i ;, ,,,,,,.b I'M, .l,. ,.,,I ,,,;,..i,
ur,, 81 Ills am, uh, ,,1.,,L i, ~.
:, ;. u.a ,,,. nil IL, S,u,., ,,y
r:,,b,.,', ,I,..,,h H.. ,.v,.r
:, a,> ..,,. tn 81. S,,.: is ,,.,, ,,,d
nd r.. l., ~ a, ,,t.:,.
ST., -. ,..... j.. ...n. .,
:. 80. ;. ,,... ,., ), .,; h
...L H., nal ( ,.,:r>,.; ,.r ,,n,s :.
rr.s;,rr. SOM. x..., ,:,,. ~ ...,::
aud very narrow , u: ~.
Il aa- Il .'t. -" An ! ,s.s .pr.ri
-; Il: ...,.: ..'t;, w,'.. l.. ....,t,S
/: -, rn Il .,,, ia. y IN nv i,
..j,l. :" So. ii II t,..n..L ,i, unnl,r
~ t."..r We huI remarked
|, 80, n'n-! Il I.u,r and ",
,",ra: ;..;i '"r lrti'nr' ~ he i""nn
,'.'' t,.''' E, ti.'s;.. s,Ii >tin, -;..,,iS.
= ',ar ..,, ',a ra> r> ,..i
Ia '.,,
-. ii l"e "'". 10.
,,.r u.,> ;.,.ils ;.!",.l the ,,..,.e. l...,y,.v
va. sir H., '".r. Il. .na>
~h'c" stood !" II" ~. "'"l,c. ami
seemed I" pass TN" ~ iha r'"'i "i he
rom. lh;S r"'i. when ""> al Il
'"'>r''ii"i- ht>'a'" I'"'" !k"'r. wa>
t'"'"r IL thin. | na'i mvrr seen b.,
""r) "i I'"z "">i"> >"rl".''d III ."
y: n:le' '"'l' rn'>'! irr anI a;'."a.r e.
d" "kr =" I" :" r''r'. ever. IN"
nitn' |" conn" ''''w' ,i"'"1 "nr lr'a
j ,,iir>t. Wi = L.. miri ! 50. | :.
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i'.rr,i !" he p us. We r,miily con.
-ril' ed. inr we were tired ennn.h. ln
II very >!nr, 'in Size had made six
h,d> on the il'ur
Why dn y,"l lay them all with
the head |" he middle "i the room :
asked dc,.omli, observing that all
lie ,'i;l"w> were ranged round thr
mask in II circle, and as nearly it aS
in,>$ihir.
That is the way always do" said
>h,., with a careless air. Bur she did
not succeed in tnnccaIing certain
strange rx 'reSSinn whirn her features
assumed for moment, AMI whicn
both Mac.l,na,d anil remarked.
si'h,ut understanding it. We we'll
unh,sinnl afterwards what it meant
\ h. was + firing. lie Frrncllnlan
aud I.an!rnh'rg asSailrl her with
some rather Ia" free jokes. 5
,n',,i aud east mi them look q
with "t u w"Id, she passed at lh,.
d,".r and cln>ul it brtnud her. All
except Mar,l,nald were $,0n in bed.
We had. hnw.'vrr. "nly hal nldrtsScd
\. inr MarlurE.ih. he drew II >,unl
before the fire, and, seating himself.
l:uri,ri his face in his llau,lS rs it in
thought. almost Immediately Tell
a>!rrr, nnl must have slept for s',mr
iinnr, for when awok" the fire MAS
",l,. fSut .i,d ,lnI awake of r,vSriI--
n uu. VI ,r,i,u,ul,l ,vl,,, r, .I ,,,. T.,
did III slime L. the "ttr's. lie had
thrown hiinSrif on his bed, and spoke
~ Il whI-l'" VII cti. however, ns our
heals were close together was audible
!" AL.
h''il'etS. said h., " listen: hu'.
l." ."i' i'Nr>, 'naic no nniSc. anrl
''"''' al Il" H"t SI"ak. From HE
"r '"i'''n "tarri "i ~ Iii, ll"u>"
"a ~ '"'' ''' VAS ~" ''Hhi: ~"
"'r So 81 " j >c"Airt !" me- di
~ 'N'' ''''''' "''1''''' 'h"'"' ','''hI'
. ~ =" III '''' t''' S''' >i"'u'u
';;'';'' ''':''': : ',::'; ''' '";i i 80 ''"S
''''' - ''tt''' > ''''' >''r >ii'''lii nave
H'''"" l." 'r'.f 81 SIX .''"l'@ men all
h.. ana her .,a,l,I ..,,,hrr ,Iu moi. 20
u a.n,.: ac .l,.i..,i, u,,u aid if
,,,..>tr,, Al! I,,..i aiI !, I,u IN. off
\ asa. sans, ll.,,ra In, ,.h,r,.,,r
,u IT, ..,u..;,!,.,i,.. ,,"i u ,,Xirhs;au
- 81, ,nsL. I.>" ,.a,.l.r, wa,
.n.,. nn l.r h..t...n ,,cr i, i ON
."... ia u. H., u,.k.. IL ali >le%p
IA .Inr H." u. lrt:.r others arc empty
"ur h. is w.n,il be ~ we'll ON the
II .n III lIl..u as III ih,, un,.. lk,w,v
=. ali iuI- va, ,nrr. >u,,,ir:o., Hu,
There Is more. lnn SAN ne .xa.u,n..
the Hurduw> .ln,,n. ~rpper. | cn,l,i
nrn n,,vn III" 'mt-,L shutters. they
uuv. >l.,ru '".r;i ia l,l..,i, and what -,
any 'l.r i 80 !. H.. kcd ,r barrel IN
:,,.' w.' "." ,,c.l. Bli. what j.,
, " 49,, ,,,.- ~ .;,., =:
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Married wt's, noa means ynk-,
ing two t'a',s togst sa.r with plenty,,.:
;,s,,,ney or land t,t jjnsiifs {tl,e f,.i,V.--.
ti"arts, and brains, aud @otls haya.
TOTO eis ta tat9
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IA: "a uassc im thc Forest

4 rA LIZ Ot SE( ON. SIGHT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-18
Lays bis hand upon 4 woman
Save in the way Of kindness"

Az EXPENSIVE TRIP 70 WoRczsTER.
An example Of sunmanary justice was af-
forded yesterday on the Providence and
Worcester Railroad A man who had
once been tried on q charge Of Obstructing
the same road was spassengeE He refus-
ed 70 surrender bis ticket 10 the conductor,
alleging that be would not trust him with it.
10 persuasions could induce him to give it
up, and the conductor waited sill the train
bad passed into Massachusetts Soon after
constable and justice Of the peace came
into the car. Mr.. Garfield stated the case I;
the justice issued writ, the constable
served il; the case was duly tried, the cars
going sll the time at the rata Of 25 miles
an hour, the delinquent was found guilty,
6ned FIVE dollars and costs. amounting in
an to over nine dollars, and when the train
reached Uxbridge. he was told to take his
choice, pay the fine or 60 to Jail He chose
the former. and learnt good lesson that the
next time be undertakes toimpose on rail-
road companyhe must lott in Rhode Island
as the laws Of other States do not allow it.
- Providence jour.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-18

The Chicago Journal says: One Of our
editorial crops being iu the Western part oi
the Stale, 8 few days since. heard the fol-
lowing, which We make public for the terror
of evil-doers.
A man named Billion, living At Gsiens,
Of considerable wealth and very respectfully
connected. has been ia the habit, for years
past Of nal-treating his wife. and family in
the mos, brutal manner Or Sunday last,
he made an attack upon the unoFending
woman, IN which be vas interrupted BY .
BeighboF, Who procured q warrant for arrest.
He was thrown into jail and on Monday
morning Was brought ont and fined tpenty-
frs dollars-a sun 50 inadequate to the
offence that the citizens, to the number Of
about Seventy-6ve, comprising the most re-
spectable men IN the place. determined TO
take the law into their own hands. On
Monday night the party proceeded to Bill
Ions residence. and, though they found it
guarded By Billion himself armed with a
two bsEEeled gun, and constable carrying
q aEevolVer. took him prisoner, marched him
outside the corporation, tied and stripped
him. and with cov-hide. applied to bis
bars back, settled the score that has been
running up for yearG then applying g
thick coat Of tar and feathers to his person
they led him back to his own house and
left him With an admoni!ion to sin no more.
The whole affair was conducted very quiet
", and with no more violence than the case
demanded Though We deprecate mob lev
and lynehiDgs every where, if they can be
excused or justified ia any case, it is in such
a. this, where q man
"Lays bis hand upon = woman
Save in the way Of kindneSs."
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Choice Bargains,
New offering at
Beery's Cash Store! +!

CLYDE, OHIO.
7 am daily receiving additions to my large
L stock Of Cheap Goods, of New Styles.
Eg Our terms are CASH! -T
And we shall not sell DOLLARS worth on
CREDIT. UF Cash Customers will please
call and examine the following Splendid bar
gains:-
A Large Stock of Groceries,
Teas As. and Coffee Is. Tobacco big pile, all
kinds; Rice, Goldfish, Syrups and Molasses; we
have an article of Honey Syrup, new thing for
hotel and Family use.
1900 yds. Ladies' Dress Goods,
Prints, all wool delaipes, plaids all STYLES, at
about any price. Also, new styles of Shawls,
and Talmas, that are not kept in this vicinity.
Also, large stock of Ladies' Collars, Chemi-
setts under-sleeVes and hosiery.
$4,000 Worth of CLOTHING, at pri-
ces that no one can compete with. Nice, new
styles and tip-top made. Also, those cords
HATS and CAPS, and Mems wear in Cassi-
mers, satinets, faunels, drawers, understands
and neck-ties. And then we come to LA.
1900 prs. BOOTS and SHOES, for La
dies children and men, new styles. 500 pairs
boys' aud misses boots that are right, and
shall reduce the price on boots and shoe this
fall. Our stock is tip-top, and prices, o. K.
Also, the best stock of staple and fancy Goods.
Satinet at IS Cd and upwards; red hannels at
low figures; Tweeds cloths and cassimers. all
wool goods 20 per cent less than last years
prices. .r-.-g
Crockery and Hardware-Carpets at
cost and transportation. Wall and Window
Paper-I 200 rolls, cheap. Lots of Goods not
enumerated. Remember, this is the place to
get goods right.
@ We take almost anything in ex-
change for our Goods. or Foreign Bank
money at par.la P. B. BERRY.
CLYDE, o., Oct. 81, 1854. 4atf
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AE WILL TOAs
Qnes on . time, % runs nv fablsd lay,
9k1fLa eno Efrof PePsusd their devious way,
lheif eanvefso ran upon the best design
Zach had Of bliss to benefit mankind.
keng Error stFoTs with sOphistry and art
40 sustain his ignobls, wicked part.-
Told Of The many ways God had given
Ie eqaalize the bOunieous gifts Of heaven,
To effect this wish, no fraud or theft too gTOas
Ie Ease the Risef Of his golden weight.
He long maintained that fraud. deeeit and art
Roald NUMEROUS blessings to the poor impart.
To all Of which unyieldinR TsIith proclaimed,
eaeh handiuh doctrines never should be nsm'd
judgment day will soon decide our cause,
Where you must fai, and meet due applause.
while warm in contest and with heat Of day
a silver stream now chaacsd to cross their way
To calm their ire aud cool their heated blood
They each agreed to baIhe beneath the food.
1'1th-fearlsss Of danger OF aught beside,
YentsTed Tar from shore midst the silver siaas,
GrTo7, more eautioss still kept near the shore,
Where muddy water pleased HE nature more,
Seeing the space that Truth had from him fsd
a humorous thonghi now occupied his head,
which was TO cloth him with the robes Of Truth
AHd leave his own 10 oloths the cheated youth
With this false garb be Woald the wise betrsy
And most o. nen heed ell he had to say,
For we'll be knew without this robe Of heaven,
There would no credit to his lies be zii7en.
Truth soon ressrn'd aud found bis wardrobe Rou
And seerned to put the robes Of Error on,
Ffom thence hOneOforth this much neKlsete
yoHsh
wlthoSs blush IsStylsd the NAErD THSrz.
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Crystal Fountain Retreat.

THIS EstablishmenrforI the cure of Chronic
i Diseases is conducted by Drs. B. L. Hull,
and Fl P. GATcHELL, Professor in the Western
Homeopathic College.
The Facilities in this Water Cure" for the
successful treatment of Chronic Diseases, and
especially the different forms of Dyspepsia, di s.
eases Of the Liver, Spine, and Nervous System
Rheumatic Affections, Neuralgia, Female Dis
eases, General Debility, Bronchitis and Incipi-
ent Consumption, as well as diseases caused by
excessive medication are not surpassed by any
establishment in the country. Especial atten-
lion viii be given 10 diseases commonly known
as Surgical Gases, such as Hip Diseases, Fever
Sores, White Swelliugs Fistulas, Cancers, Gn
early stages Diseases of the Eye, Spine, &c.
The Female Department is under the espe-
cial charge of a skilIful Female Physician, who
will also have the aid aud counsel Of The other
professional attendants.
Ample arrangements are made for giving
Warm or Hot Water Baths.
Prof. GatcheIl will lecture at the "Cure,"
from three TO five times a week on Health and
Disease, insiiucting patients how to avoid dis
ease and retain health after its restoration.
This locality is celetrlted for heaithfulness-
its parallel in this respect is unknown in the
West. Ii is on the highlands, 4 miles from
Lake Erie, d miles from the Berlin Station,
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, via Sandusky;
miles from Townsend Station, Southern Di-
vision c. & T. Railroad, via Norwalk; 8 miles
from Norwalk and IA miles from Sandusky,
via C & T. Railroad. aN
The prices including board, treating and nurs-
ing, will vary ON 81 TO $40 per week. '
Address Crystal Fountain in Retreat BeFl
Heights, Erie County, o. O.. a Inns