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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
FURNITURE WARES ROOMS.

d. X. FISuEL,
HAVING returned to ,hc city and erected large
III building In the rear OF tho brick house. on tho
eS Broad and ChesH streets ONE sgnare South
Of ths Market House, intends manufacturing upoB
"a largescale all the various articles -.
VI Of Cabinet Furniture Bedsteads |sSs2SA
~ land chairs, Which he win keep -. s,ssl:l5R
always on hand, together with
large assortment Of Cincinnati manlfhctufe HIS long
experience In the business VIII enablo him TO have,
Manufactured at home and imported from abroad the
very best Of work, and he intends employ none
RAILS he nutters himself that he will give general
usfacton TO all who may favor him with their custom,
The public invited 10 call and examine the asr
sortment. The entrance to the rooms is upon Broad
Street. ttJl ,t- 4r .+,silss d. X. FISHEL.
N. r.. Repairing done on the shortest notice, and in
Ahe neatest and most -workmanlike manner. Charges
Teasonaofe. Lancaster, May 90.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16

Edward Everett, Ex-Sec. of State and Senator U. s.
Robert G. Winthrop, L t-Speakcr Houss Reg.U .S.A
Abbott Lawrence Minister Pleni. to Great Britain.
tJohn B. Fitzpatrick, Catholic Bishop of Boston,
MEN THAT ALE 1ENH! M
nopp tho diseases this Pill has cured with astonsh-
inc r1piity we may 'Ion Costiveness Bilious Com
.,laints. Rheumatism, propsy heartburn, Headache
lid junction OF tho bowels and pain arising herefrom,
Fatuiency Loss of Appstite,al Ulcerous and euian-
eous Diseases. which require an cvacuunt Medicnc,
Scrorula or Kings Evil. They also by purifying the
blood Il stimulating tbs System cure many Complaints
which il would not be supposed they could reach such
os Dsafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous
rritability Derauvem cnts Of the Liver and Kidneys
Cont and 9th kindred complaints. arising from 10
ato OF the body, distractions oftts functions OF ITS
runctons They are tha bsst Purgativo McdicDe ever
discovered and you will but need 70 gss them but once
to know IT, Prepared by Dr.J G. AVER, Lowell, Mass
and NJ y k raider, Lancaster, G. f. Hamin, Oak land
leybry where. July -, ls53--2mlO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
TIN SHOP x FoUNDsY Y wAnE-Woon
Jaines VaesIanan.Y

ETAVING established himself in the manufacturing
of TIN, COPPER and SHEETIRON WARE In
Giesys Batdiag, Door West ofthe Hooking Yaiiey
Bank isprcpared 10 furnish the people Of this county
keeps on band evory variety OF COOKING and HEAT
ING STOVES for WOOD und COAL, consisting in part
of ihc Lion AZ" 1i0ht, Western Queen.
Triumph BucH, ,TiGSidghtsaud Preference for Wood
aud Black Diamond for Coal. Also PloUghs, Plough
Shares Sugar ettles e. Holio1wnre all Of the above
articles win bo sold rs low be bought elsewhere.
He invites citizens generally 10 call and examne ss
stock. JAMES McMANAMH,
n. H. House-spouting & i0bbing done upon short no.
ice Old Copper, Brass, Pewtsran Iron taken in eN'
change for ans of the ab1vc articles. J Me.
Lancaster, may 1, IS5i -..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
! .IQ -,MER cAANT s.
WE. ARZ' ALSO AGEHTs, FoR THE G
PeacGek'S Improved Steel PlOw,

PeaCGek'S Improved Steel PloW.
Waraated m all respects equal and in
me superior to ANY other aOw in use.
EJHIS factory has been in operation during the last
33 years, but for thu last few years their alton
tion has been given particularly to the Improvement
&c the Steel Mold Board flow. Any amount Of Med
,ls, Diplomas &c, can bo shown, but we rely
the reports of farmers from different parts of the
country, where they have been in competition with
other popular Plows, than do on their being jndg
cd by sight or oven slight trial at fair.
largo assortm ent OF the difereut sizes constantly
hand, which can be at our warehouse orhy en-
0uiry at our Book Storo IS Main st Whites Block.
Every Plow sold by us is wa rranted.
Fob. ~, 1855. ~ JEFFRIES, WOOD Sc Go,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
L. Q. BUTCH,

n L. q BUTCHS ~ - ~
IN WTovID respectfully inform the
gA<sTA wv citizens Of Lancaster and vicini-
MT@ iI,thstho hssopsneda shop in Mar
M Jk~ nn's How, where he Is prepared TO re :
sssS sl<d3 pair all kinds ofwatohes, Clocks and
Z - n, Jewelry with neainpss and dispatch. :.
" z an woik warranted 10 perform we'll :
'haneastets JHne Is, iss3--Otf w
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
Giae5OOs0DD
in GIFTS FOB THE PEOPLEl
CAPITOL CITY ARr.uNInH. b
COLuMBUS, OHIO.

e III -ut IN EOb III tt BVA 4uN
CAPITOL CITY ART-UNIoN,
COLUMBUS, OHIO,
N uRTEII a. CO.'S sEeoN b GREAT GiFTpIS
u FKtBUTION. The propnetors TAX Q great pleas
ure In announcing 70 the citizens the Uion that IN
lie tisssi-hoiders eisseir Grst ersst pitSaso sS5
tn many thousand s0liC CAt6is from all Iurs Of TIC
ir a.oi6cr Dsirbuton oI Glfts Tor The Teotie, hes
have after i'm Outlay been enabled III ofcl
. their thousands OF patrols the foileNirE tIve-
SCHEME. to be distrbuttd soon ss the stC,((
Bsautfs Engraytngs q The eAr,5ot NJ g onie srs Us
gravtng Is but One Doilat, and Parlor ornAnelt
Read Snenfivsly tle fOIlow,rriist Of yssp,ifll,d
costly Girs hc6 viii be satisfactorily dsribatsdIy
aeommiee e!eciedoge from each Siuis SbCls,
D' sGa$E of III ii'ss
l. I do do i, :. - l'..ss,t G,ttC
de 90 DO DO ..,. g, $50 $50
-. 4 BesuiifulFssidencsin the TOW y ofMopGt :"
lTwo.siory Brick Building In chiiieO,lo S,stS sstS
;$S:ss.s s..ss, n..,se5s: I s,f., -:
sgifaais building lois IN .colsnbu., q, ;'p.o y
il ss'sss g Do, d. .l,.eo is.sts ssts
Gold watch, sci 'SHS with l6iSsssso 6ia@onass @ iSsS
!, s Gold Watches, al $500 each -. s,.s $50
10 Rosewood Pianos, at $500 .is, 3 = 5It0
i CO., & $.,,,.a g :, s, :; sss SO :$ :!$
; isS lsS e &: !; 4 4 's;$ s,;;$ ;;$
500 s$S TsS,.., a. os5S g AZ, j. j. 's4 Sc sc
500 DO silk Dress raierns, S al $50 io,SeS SS
10000 Gold Pens, with Silver Ca,e,. nj, 90 sScV0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
ALFRED McVTIGII,

ArroRsEY ASn tUrNsELLop ~ ttw, JpF1icE OF
PEAcs AND GENeiAL tam AaENT'
Lancaster, Daio, r,-
WWTiLLgva attcutou.to the purchasing aud ,slirt
wv Of Real Estate, also, the procuring OF
aioHs aud Bounty lands --
OFFtCE--In lhn Brick Block, nsurly opposite
Hooking Valley Bark. may 10 lsai
.v NOTICE,
TUyIIE subscrlbcr respectfully inform his friends aud
public In general, that he has mach enlarged his
SroCK uF GinbGEill ES,
as TO ta VARIETY He has ihstopened aud has for sale
..z1Nvxp- No. /, Mnckercl ofthe best quality.
e&.AsssNte Also, best PickIimg Vinegar, aud
a small stock of Dry GoOds 10 suit customers
all ofwhich w DC sold low far cash or approved coun
Winding Streets, aud nearly opposite tho J .9alwT
Hotel. t-.'s e.. =. l.-CHuhCn
n! b. Butter, Bacon, bard and Corn Moal wanted
2. Innrns,rr. Sc nlNnIber2l, Is5i--9O a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16

= ''''t SOMETHING -
NEW AND VALU ABLE
TIE most powerful King the fAee q the Globe nov
tsiEus snprane In the American Republic Tns powSS
Of the crowned heads Of Europe snk into tnsnineanos
Whsn compared 20 that Of our American King
Baropean Kings employ the power vested 10 them %
increase the riches Of tho rich and ord aud 70 reaoce
~ rrst.r yisafv ana degradation the poor and depen
dent Our American King goes forth with equal Wiling
ness 70 the lordy mansion and humble cabin ready ase
70 administer relief and Offer health and happpiness
% the lofty and laHy, the rich and the poor. q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
ATTnNTIoN! TIT WORLD.
., WILLIAM SHUTT,
CARRIAGE &, BUGGY MANUFACTURER


eGN-H now Offering tho public aCIE-W.A
ft5sptssE Style and variety Of Carriages eRsl=sa.
aud Bdggies unsurpassed for bcanty. duyn1iliy and
chcnpnrss by any thin othc kind ever offered In this
section or0hu. Having secured the services of the
mo 1t accomplished wnrkmNn, he Is pplo to compete
with any 5imiar establishment Wcst of the noun
iains Ny material II all lrst quality, an d all work
warranted for Que year. Persons desirous OF pur-
chasing will please call aud examine my stockbeforc
pu rchusng elsewhere.
Ilc I.nlsu prepared to PanfRrd Trim any work
persons wish done at us reasonable rates any firm
in tho city. WM. SHUII'
Lancaster, april 20, lea5--50 -.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
Better Testimony than was ever offered In favor Q
any Medicine.
Rev. L. W. SehOn, Rev. L. Stevenson.

LOUISVILLE, May 20th, 1919.
Wehaye used John Bulls Sarsaparilla and have known
Il 70 be used, with entire satisfaction and have
hesitAtion In stating belief, that 1t Is safe and
valuable medical compound, aud calculated to produce
much good and relieve much suGeringi and therefore
would eheerfuly and most earnestly rscommend 70 the
anIlcted : u W. SklI0N,
(stgnsd) T. STEVENSON.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16
FA7alLY KENIEDlEs.

I
tice Old Copper Brass Pewter and Iron takcn ir exc
change for any of the ab0rc articles. .... j. Nc.
Lancaster, may 1, 1854 -..... t..
gNIVERSITY FAMILY REMEDIES.
ISSUED under the soe. sanction and authority Of
l thu University OfFREE MEDICINE and Popular
Know ledge. Chartered by the state of PsnDsyl
April %. 1853 with acnrth Of slHoo0p nainli for the
purpose of arrcsting the evils Of SPURIOUS NOS
rRUaS, also for supply Ing the community with relia-
bic remedies whercvera comp yteEt ply scian cannot
2T INV MG't ss SmEISyIh 9af2 pSrJdndssn "n ~
fonic FsiStsIre, known for twenty -fvc years as
the only .uro and safe cure for FEVER and AGUE,.
Sr., and his inestimabia remedy for BOWEL COM
| PLIkTs, RbwHnis'J compound Syrup Of Slackberry
Root, which highly approved and popular kemelles'
! lf the Luugs The uRiyeFsitE's Remedy for Dyspsp
da orlndg9sIion. The unlvcrslty's Romed! for Cos
i've Bowels, Also rUnlversity's 4lmaaae may be
| had at tue Branch Dispeasary, or Store Of - Ell
| s. REERY, Bremen, F9iricld Comfy, q.
.t' B. CoNNElAi, City Book Store. Lancaster.
| ,Mly3t, I55J--l2m3 M. Y. KRElDER.
| fNIT Mouldlngs for Picture Frances for sale at The
'Aprii2i, 1854. B. coNSELIy Agent.
A RcnTECrURE by L. y. Could, a, fs,niamin and
Trii 81, 1854. B. CoNNEIlr Agent
CELARK'S Commentary on the Old and New Tcsta.
>1Iprii q, 1851 B. ooNNELb Agent.
sERs. Partiugtons Carpet Gag of Fun, for sale a
.Apfii 81, ISL. ~ B. coNNELL Agent
. t- -
slIGE Old Brewery and New Mission House, for sal
! at the city book store. -
! :. IL lE54. f@,2 n. eoNNELL, Agent.
sStIE Lamp Lighter, for sale ut tlIc city book store
1 Arril9l 1854. CoNNELL. Ageut.
yNARMERs' and Emigrant's Boos, for safe nj the
" city book store. ~
\ iprii 81, 1851. B.CONNELL, Agent. '
= NANCY Arielcsin grea variety, for safe at the city
" book store.
| April 81. 1854. b. CONNELL. Agent.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16

t DIR. JOHN BULLS
SARSAPARIL L A.
This medicine, when used according to directions, WIN
ours, without iall;-
serofula
..f or Kings Evil, ..'
Cancers Eruptious
Of the Skin, Erysipelas,
Tumors Chronic Bore Eyes, ',
Rngworm or letters, Scald Head,
O.. Rheumatism. Pains In the Bones or
Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling OF
the Glands, syphilis, Dyspepsia, salt Khsnm,
nae OF Mercury Loss OF ppette Pain In the Side and
Shoulders, General Debility, humbago Conghs, Colds,
Chest Sore Throat Pulmonary Affections. and all other
Diseases tending produce Consumption Liver Com
plaints Female Irregularities and Complaints, Low
fspirits Sick and Nervous Headache, Night
Sweats. Exposures, or Imprudence In Life,
Chronic Constitutional Discusses and "a
. Spring and Summer Drink, and Geporal
Tonic for the System, and a gehtle
t,t. ID. and pleasant purgative, it's
superior 10 Blue Lick .F
e. b, and congress Water, .. ...t
salis, or SeidlE O..
Powders. .'|
nj. remarkable fact, that among the hundreds Of
eminent physicians who have examined the recipe by
which bulls sarsapara 10 prepared, not one has con-
demned IT, but all approved IT, aud commend 1t In the
hIghesk terns Many physicians express themselves
aronay in the belief that Is decidedly the best propa
ration OF Sarsapaa that has ever been placed before tho
public Although there sIs many psysS,ans vi" Who feel
incubation OF any particular remedy Notwithstanding
hsy NAV approve OF It In the highest degree, there
otbsrs who frankly yield their support In favor Of
remedy which they know Is capable OF doing so much
good IN an afflicted community Asau evidences, read the
Following from old aud respectable phyBlcans Of high
standing IN the community 10 which they live; ,-
fna.. TESTIMONY. ro...'e
NJ Tsstiinony Ike the following renders superauous
ali co,nm.ns on the efficacy Of Bulls Sarsapafia From
Dr. M r. Yandsl Professor Of Chemistry In the Louisville
NIca College have looked over the list OF Ingredients
composing John Bulls Compound Extrac. Of Sarapara,
and have hesitation In saying that they form safe
and that promises well In chronic diseases
10 which It Is applicable L. Z. fANDELLi NJ D.
Louisville, June O. lstS r....r "a.
What Dr. Pyes, ply scan by appointment to tho Lou.
lsyIle Marine Hospital says Of bulls Sarsaparila:
LOUISVILLE, March 20, 1913
Ihave examined the prescription for the preparation Of
John Bulls SarsapAra and believe the combination TO
bo All exceent one, and well calculated to produces On
Alternative impression the system. have used both
IA pubic and private practice, and think II the best
| article Of Sarsaparila now In uss.
! M. PYLEs, NJ D.,
| Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16

AnYiIs, ,yIccsaud Observation-Disclosures
on Anyils weighing fsom IGO to 2s5 pounds each
C1VD Is Solid Boxed Vices, ... rr
u pntra Blacksmith S Bellows,
Sledgas Hammers, Borax, &c. for saloby
April 30, ,ls5t . WHITE LATrA
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lEEERlEsr MOOD 3 cor

eNcw 'Wn,cl.9Nse, ) anrtion nf Rsii Rood
snd llSc,jiag yAilVY cHhai. '''-
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MEDICINE AND Variety STORE.

~ s.Is U7r ,.-a.~or.1aiAN g. CO.
Laueaslee. July 20, lsjh Is, j.. sLoCuM q co.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03

WHITE '1NDlANs' IN TExAs.-Some OF
the recent depredations charged upon the
Indians in Texas, Turn out to have been
committed by white vagabonds, the only
thing Indian about them beiHg their Gun :
ming and cruelty. A Texas paper relates
the following:
Mr. Walker. at Dripping Springs forty
miles west of Austin, being attacked by
five men. apparently Indians, and killed,
a negro who was with him at the time
escaped and reached settlement aud re.
ported the circumstance. A party then
pursued the marauders, Killed four and
gave chase 10 the fifth, who, being wound
ed, was ca ptured while attempting to cross
the liver. But water washed off his paint
and showed HIM to be white man in dis
guise. On washing the faces OF the !ou.
dead ones they also were found to be
white men. The prisoner said that there
was in the mountains party Of one hun
bred, who had been committing depreda.
tiers CD The frontier. all OF which have
been ehrgrd upon the ladAns.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03


The PUBLlC LAsDs.-It ~ stated, as
fact, that the public lands OF the Uni
ted States are rapidly running out. The
W ashlngon correspondent OF the New
York Courier SAYS:
We have nominaliy 100, eco square
miles, that is some eight or ten hundred
millions of acres. hut perhaps fiyc-slx,hs Of
the entire quantity is uninhabitabie and
valueless. Already The government is un-
able to supply lands in Minnesota 10 actual
settlers at the maxium price Q, el,25 per
acre. We sold and gave away in 1S53-'54
% goo, 900 OF acres. We sold at nominal
sum during the past year 10, 000, GOO acres
aud gave away 10 States and individuals
property enough to make good the enor-
nous quantity Of sc. 900 coo OF acres.-
At this rate how long will our two or three
hundred millions CT available public lands
Supply the demand for the purpose of SET.
tieneat, 10 say nothing of the exigencirs
oi the Treasury in lime OF war or Of finan-
ciai distress. In Minnesota, which has S.
0O0 ioha5itanis The lands 10 be offered tbis
season have been reduced from four TO ont.
million OF acres. The lands cannot be sur
yeyed as last as Congress gives them away.
| his Is said to be the catse OF the reduce
iiot Of The quantity offered in Minnesota.
In Utah. already settled By some 10000
Mermons, the base line has just been es-
iabiished, and perhaps year, must eIapao
before the government, 50 wholly absorbed
Is tim the work OF agasaitg ,eau furnish asie-
gs' i.tfs ~ tsss.-as ::s=l.c
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03

TUX EIParss EuaENlg.--Someboslq has
written tie following beaoalai sketch 81
the heaaii.u Eiaares 81 f'a5Hee
The Empress Euseeie, nltheu' i,.ine
BY any means the perfect beauty her fat
teiies declare her 10 be-, Is certainly ene Of
the very ioFclicst looking women that
coula be found. Tier face u lighted up
with such an innocent, gentle and vivaei.
Gus eXprtSson, and sniile Of such sx-
ceedlng sweetness SIS to render her per.
tealy charming. Her manner is ut once
graceful, disni.ed and gracious; she leaks
absolutely Radiant on public ocea>loni
aud performs he! paft so perfectly and
with such look % absolute happiness
that she seems not only as though She had
been born &c The station 70 which her sin-
gulaF fortune has raised her, but appears
beside her impossible snd undemonstra-
TIVE partner as though she was sovereign
in her own right, who had espoused some
man of humble rank and sought uneouscis
ous!y to atone for his comparative cold aud
ungracious manner by the Overlooking o.
her own royal and hative courtesy. Ard
yet TO see her small, sweet, bu, pale and
weary looking face at other times, ont
would say that she had already entered
upon that DESTINY of sorrow of which the
line OF pain across her brow would Amos
seem to natures own prophecy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03


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POETRY;
4 scEzsH Of HORROR.


lis eye was stern and wild. his check
Mas pale ana solt. rs clay;
Upon his tightened iira d smiie
" ftariui meaning lay.
He musad awhile, but not In doubt,
Ne trace Of doubt was there
4 was Che steady, solemn pause
0fresolute despair.
oneo more he locked upon the scroll,
Once more It's werdi he read
Ten ea'mly, with unliinehing hand.
rs folds before hha spread.
saw hiaa bare bis theeat. and seizo
h. blue. Geld, cleaning steel,
Aad grinlg toy the tempered edge
lie was so soon TO ieel
A sickness ercpt upon my heart,
And dizzy SWAIN my head
could not stir. could not cry.
felt bcnaubed and dead
E2....es is.5s ltsr5ssas struck i2si,iamh.
md froZe my senses DER;
closed my eyes in utter fear,
And ssYoye To thibs ne moro.
AGAIN looked fearful change
Across his face had pass'd
Il seemed 10 raye-o' or cheek and lip
4 Gaky foam was sast.
lie raised on high the elttering blade
Then first found a tongue
nHuld madman stay the frantic deed!
cried, and forth sprung.
lie heard rae, but he needed not;
One glance around gave;
And ere could arrest bis hand,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03

ao,- A Painter in st. Domingo was one
day disposing of horse ~ ms helshoor'
and being questioned by tie purchaser
regarding its qualities, among The rest
whether it kicked, the disposes replied ii
" as the quetest animal imaginable. lie
had, however, hardly used the expression,
when it flung up its heels. to the danger
OF the bys'andeIs. The purchaser, being
irritated at the duplici,y OF the other, re-
preached him with his INTENDED decep-
ton, when to substantate the peaceful
character Of the animal, he called one OF
his slaves. and demanded Of him il he ever
saw his horse kick before On. no me.
massa = smar,ly answered the negro, "nev-
.r saw him kick before--alwa3s cav BIN
kick behind"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03


Tns Mas 0yaR TsE Fairs or Mac
ARA-'ihe Tact that man went over the
great American Falls, during Saturday
forenoon, was briefly communicated bv
telegraph. \ letter from Niagara saws:
bachmaa. 1T the Gfisi MIL, few rods
above Inc Catefaof House, saw him from
rear at tse tai!i, cofoing down IN boat.
HIS oars were haae}Hg il tie g0w-Icehs,
aud he was sitting with arms folded,
screaming fer hflP. bIr. Buchanan called
him 10 seize his uafs. 4 few wel..direct-
"a strokes would heve brought him 10 thu
shore bit On he wetf, until be came OPP
posite 'he buck riazza 81 the Cataract
House. where the boat eapsizeA. He YVES
seen 10 come up eHee sud throw ont his
anus. Mr. Z. says he wss a young man
about twenty years ole.
The probability IS fAat Ne poor fellow.
having b. some means ;hot viii never he
ea liained, found himself il the rapids, be-
came paraiyzed wiz, horror, aud was I'M
allie % use aus eXetiious 10 prevent his
awful fate, Il 10 can imagine his emo
tions As he nesrea HE iatal precipice,
whose roar soanded ike death. II,
his terrified tafs. OF lie mad agiiTinm that
seized upon him at the thought Of certain
and terrible destruction. II WAS all done
in momenl--a struggle. a shrek, a
plunge, and seWi went home Il was
al dene in IA mnment-hut il told uporg
Eternity.
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e. A good lady Who had two children
sick with the measles, wfote TO friend
foI the best remedy. The friend had lust
received note from an other lady, in-
CURING the way 20 make pickles In the
confusion, the lady who epquirtd about
the pickles, received the relaedy tor he
measles, aud the anx,ous mother OF thu
sick children, with horror, read the fol-
lowing: "Scsd them ihfre or four fines
in hot vinegar. and sprinkle them with
salt; IA few days they will be eufed.n
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g. Aly daughter shall never marry
mechanic with my blessingl' answered q
wealthy father to an honest Typos appli-
cation Tor that daug h,er's hand in marriage
a number OF Years ago. The father has
since died in poor-nonse. and The too
obediate daughter IS living on the charity
OF her friends; while the once poor Typo
rs now enjoying reasonable riches. and
has twice served his eountrymeD in oflicrs
OF trust and honor.--Moral-D Does moasv
make the nan