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Notice

holders erdsrr Of fAe debt
sA the rspaLae tAe ee 2an
FebraaTy, 1855.
TREASURY DsrAsIMEsT, Aprt a. 1856.
WHEREAS The 9Th section OF the act al 1sn February 1855 en
w He'd Aa provide ruch creditors Of
republic Of Texas comprrhrped Of Con-
o. the Secretary the Treasury
public
O payments viii be made under said
daily pusshsa sand Of Congress-
the Legislature o the of Texas
fled department with assignments and
afdas hera pointed thirty days prio tins LIST OF June
the said section further provides pay
certificate, evidence debr
thirty before limited
be presented al the Treasnry Department
hereby holders bonds ecrhcates
hin from hereof will
be excluded all benefits Of sad azreeaDy be 4
hon af the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap I5-Iaw2m Secretary Of the Treasury.
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No 55l]
NOTICE mo Innd rros
IN Bro~u.viH. Chafa.ia, Territory o
areordapes with pavis,ons of the Congress rnea
sAn aufhoirnr the location of ohcr-
3d lrss, n~rey Declared sd.
pnhiic
win
Rrownrvle lncaon, Charhcla,
ouan the 3is II Nav
hand the city n wa-hinEon day
April, A. u. 1855.
Ry order OF The President
.....# THOs. A HENDRICKS,
Commi~sinner Of tas General Lara Once
Ap s-Iaw6w fBtel. a Star
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u L. MOORE p~-p.s.a Furnish ths best ~hsss
A. x~h ktnhs
70 hiN . marker prices.
22fa pounds vuav-nrca rh~
Hickory. usk. vi wana prices.
fui relied IN s
Ward side 9h street, be~een and Z, opposite od
stnndw
Nov 3o--FTnThh
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INo. 555.
Notice

Of the removal Of he land office from Claba 10 Greeneie
...... in The State Of ALdbama. 4t '
provisions Of the of Congress emitted
'Au autnrzing changes the lacaIoa land
March @ harrby declared and made ths
office for pubic Lands
fALaB4Ax will from
yLLE said district from and acr day af June
nex
gwen hand The city Washington this 7ith day
April, A ID. 1856
BY order Of lne President
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of tbs General Land Onice.
April 26-law6x [IneIa5taFi
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United states Court Of Claims.

THE undeFsgned DeseTemx o. New Yok civ and NJ
Thonpsoa % Washington O. attorneys and caanselor
ata~ Associated for hs legal
alsh . government, IN the Goan of ClailaS.
10
w&EAiAgoa whe iafas,ed 10 heiy care
gentlemen q the ciasantr ciy
fotks Or essshefe In aAy Part of the Unioa.
They br eDnsuted personally BY letter.
New York 0t Washagi9a
which have been bce Congress departments
be fnished upon application BY paus
$780,. JOHN q. DEtRREUA,
No ~ Broadway, Wall street New York city.
..... NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
B-J DeyereuK is commissioner OF Court o. Claims.
Jaa 3l-3swtif TIateiJ
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rups .. "a give notice ~rssrrfser h.s os,-
tained ru~ ophsns' ~ Baltimore ~fe
ocr-ssed Az having ci=iro-
hereby warned EXHIBIT the vouchers
nsfors p ~ Oresef
excluded
paesfed rd
psy.s
Given aader my band this Day April, 1853.
DAvtn STEWART, Erecmnr,
Az ff--iaw4w No. ~ o. Paul street.,
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

performed, for each Of such
satisfactorily three of the
deducted schedule sufficiently
sxeusrd fourth Of for the be deducted The
annGed for repeated failures, for violating the
Office diso6@ysDg departments instructions
The Postmaster General order Of service
He the schedule
vded running diminished he eurtai The
discontinue Of
condition Of his allowing monhs extra the amount Of
service dispensed with
No increased pay excess any, actual
supplied correctly
Let Of
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr osneE DErAsrxssr, March IL, 1850 -.-
g-faU4w
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NorfcEThs of TaEas requested meet the
of importance IN their ntr
Monday IN Nzy merit ~ O'Clock, az Mihards
so~ ~ th city On 0f April copiss of
hssf~
tsir with letter sddresed fh@ dsiera
apply al The ohcs o Hrss Chuse Bgh
J. HAMILTON.
An a-weds aaststhAfsy
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By the President Of the United states.

IN ofaw FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Of the un
ed States q AIssa DO declare and make sao~n s,
State Of Mehisan al the Iaes 1 herein tsseasa TO W.T.
day the fourteen Of July for hs disposal Of ths pubic
lands within the aforementioned townships and fractional
Townships, viz:
sortA Of the Of prrcipa meriaaa
Tee ISLANDS situated section six township orrysevcn Of
ssesions aud Rins tassn.aip Of
ave. and in section trrree, township forty OF runse
Township forfy- nine, of range ten.
Townships fayseveu, nine nnd hy Of eleven
Townships forysix, forty and ortyeisht Of
Townships tory hree forty sr range twenty
three.
nships iory orry i've, o. range t~snsI.
Township forty n'ne, OF range twenty SEVEN
Townships forty eight forty nine and hy one Of range thirty
townships forty eight sy ains afy and any Ons raase
Tsvn.hip- Grty Ave any aay one range hiryiz.
The t1veuy
Al as land oiee az DUNCAN commencing on Monday he
aard within following named townships and townships
North Of the line Of principal
Township thirty-srvsu, Of rage twentyseysn-
Tewn.ss @ sss sad Of nss
Of Base itue and grinepai merd!aa
tons and hv-, snbip fhrtyu of range
ry rsrss eiss n sreloas nnstess and sy, township
y isar '"s range n srson % rxeis- township t~sn
hirrwo Of tnc ID section thr.e township
I tlirty-foar, Iown-hip hity-one, of the
Lands by The Schools military and
aths together with those syap aud oveSowsd ands
unni for eutvsean any granted the s,ae ~
reclaim lands Within thcir limits
2r Is50, vii be erasod frSra ths saie..
The offering above lands win enmmsncnd the days
appointed and w proceed te order in which they sdvG
ant whole SHAH have been
Offered kept open
weeks and the laEds will
admitted until aftrr he expiration of The weeks.
undei hand. ciy of Waxhngtsp ha day
Apri bo~in thousand eight hundred and dhy
BY the PrsSldsatE FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THO>. A. HENDRICKS,
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers

Thssaips comprising This tna the foliowingS
nhesnanae.ss.. Capt oliver Eldridgr.
Capt Jo- C0usssScn
a'e1ansns..s..- s..sGsp' JEnses Nesi
IL These ships axviuE hseR buiII by en-
< prrEsiy fnr gvvsrpmenf seFvc~, has
asen in lhc4r construction, also in tn~fr
90 tnruFe strength and speed and their
@s~sngcrx uucaualled Tor and comfort
" @sase frou scw fert Liverpool tn drst cabin,
Faneas - - - - = - '-f - So" -
~ ~ shpsn"neea surxron xstscbcd 10 each ship.
~ sNFshs ean hs secured until paid for.
p o tis line have
mi asst'r ifur se, viii Banks north Of q
uAui amer nt is Il August
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n. l ~ e Commissioner of Pensions grant duplicates
f Is 49, ~hr ard warrants, which IN lhs
sst.S Ia ~ or I'D arcs, No fssse Nohlsi,
an 'aaaaYs 1855 20 Isaac Rimst- sS.s2i.
srr, - :. iasusfY, lsf ~na noh.u y. Alier,
p, n and dated lsausrY 20 ~ g. spid
5sss A.. koea IN hinnk and rrarrsa yurk
p..., seai g my assns No Elise has .ny right
H-isvsw CHARLES L. WILLIAMS
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PraaosAr--Rev Mr. Snyder, Of Amelia county, Yir-
Qinia has been appointed TO the chair Of mathematics 10
Fampden Sidney College
Patti and Julien have finished their concerts at Havana
Julien goes 70 Paris by the 6rst European steamer
Or snd Mrs Julia Dean Hayne, rith Mr.. Chsa Pope,
hare sailed for California She win proceed thence 70 Aus
trala the East Indies, and England.
Mrs General Gaines has taken up permanent residence
10 View York.
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Fresh Beer and vegetables for the Navy,

NAVY AGKHCY, ...
Washington, April -, 1856
SEALED proposals. viii wsdnes-
day. the i day o May iead m the ai such
Quantities af fssh beef and vegershes required the
Washington during
OF Jaly and ending IA 30ti Jane, 1887.
Tho good quality,
pound. #s
Bond approved security wii be required hall
addition
from each paymsn, o
collateral the due which
viii be pait until IL iuiiy complied with
Evey accompanied directed of Con
1857
proved August TO- 1891 guarantee signed by
persons, they
t bidd~r bidders will his bid be accepted
obgaon, within good sufeeai
ues,o % urHsi articles proposed. "
proposal will considered accompanied by guar
antue. .# - A. GREENLEAF,
Ap 30-Iawiw Navy Agent.
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Notice

Notice
Qf the dseoanaaacs g The Laad 0gce al ea City sa the
SlaGe Of Iora.
NOTICE hereby that of law, and in view OF
IN and si Iowa Iowa,
district reduced biow hundred
Of the Interior has directed land
ely discontinued, and The nna- remaining unoid
subject entry
at NJ Motives. n said
rraniag unappopised by Iaw ana subject
oee discontinued, viii be
entry oner from tho date of tr receipt az notice
thereof aud OH
bs Mones viii pshie notice of the asy which
" be receive appca'ioGs n entries scn
ds 4,
Given my hand Washihgon this lsh day
April, A. ID. lssS. -. =. -
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
C1mgissonsr ofths General Land Ofiee.
Ap 7-lawSw Inisi. star
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wamssTos CRY, December 10 1853.
sR have In my possession credentials from the
prpme government Of Nicaragua appointing ms a. the
minister Of republic the government At Wash
togrsoh letter from the President Of Nicaragua 70 tho
President Of United States OF America The ohsc, os
this is to request an interview win your
before ayipg nv credentials before your government and
in granting il early hour have no hessianon M
saying that you advancing the best interests Of our
am air. with respectful consideration yoar ebedient
.s,x.nt PARKER n. FRENCH
To Hon wuzns /. aAacr, Secretary Of State Of tbs
IEnclosure, a certified copy Of commission
Mr. Marcy to Parker III French.
DvrssrssSr oy STATE
Washington, December n, 1885
sa Your letter TO me Of the 10th instant with TIE en-,
Nicaragua 10 the President OF the United Stas o Ae
ca has h.en received and laid before the Pres.oen a
directed by him to r-py 70 yonr a,a.ic sn,sr
vith m. psrsons ho claim to exercise The pc
H,ical power IN the Stat. Of Nicaragua
Those vho chiefly inssrumsu - 80 s,aas wspa -
no, citizens ~ionaing have those etzens or any
mart of thsm far known here
s.r appro,. 2. .r. T. q Hssssaa uad such shall sp
n.r h, be the case the President do~S not deem ~ proper
10 receiv you any "a minister 70 tna government
dp appointed by the supreme government OF Nicaragua
am '''' '''' '''" ". 1. MARoY.
To PsRxrs n FarxcH Esq, Washington
NJ. Mercy NJ. Whser.
pvr.wrrrsr or sTarr,
washington, January q, 1856.
sa n il very important chat this government should
have the ruoa information in regard 70 the actual
political condition Of the Stats OF Nicaragua The ao-
em,p,s which have been aent on here are conflicting
Whe soe f them represent that the prssent political or
ganiaacn is satisfactory 70 The people Of hst State others
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NOTICE nosp, land srrsn 1891 100 acres
N ny var II March. the ~ Nd wsruh ieh
fr 1919, having si@d y" reach
nus,cc = h~rrbw vivrp that righu
having the
JAMES w. BROWN.
April 9s--lawsw
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Every person right pre- emptou any Of The
lands within paris townships
t rrqnirsd esabih the Satisfaction of IN. regis
Of land asss and make thereof
yrafteabs after seeing th nOtoe ad before
pnbc the
claimed forfeited
THO5. a. HENDRICKS,
ComDisrioncT n the General Land Onies.
Aprii s. tawI3S fIntei. and stsfl
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Land warranss.

Lam
IoRN CLARK Date cy Iowa. Cor the 10
cation bounty Of Iowa
opened Wsshingoa city ID. C., IN c9unexoh
iaAd Offices In the
Iowa, which prepared 10 ohr tacies TOT the
only mode by which warrahtees and
fully avail heneves of r,s bounty OF the
be srectei the loeatioB made and cefcHte
pares sending by Hail, for The
saiowins fees, which accompany the w,rrsnfss
for ssIecnnn and loczIon 81 which add land
Bsscs fee, si-ss.
ser-s selection and location, SO which add land
oescs fee, s2-sr.
10 scrnr location, s., which add land
ofhee fee, s1-st.
100 scfss location, sIo which add land
sGics re-, s4-si4
me prices charged BY compst~nt agrn !"
local once
gusrauy iudieioosIy,
srecon aud good land remaas vacant IN the dis
uicf The time.
and experienced IN
adviscd All advansgnssnch
railroads. seats tnsers, way and seaeena present and
prospective
Lands worth, CONFIDENT from 81 81 tc
eecied Watrantse wnosc h-nen h
agency holdsr lal Inc
large advance upon the face n their
warranfres posr attorney locate
dorsrd And h the blank assign
nents via the of the locator.
address JoBN CLARK No. sSa Psnnylvania sEeaas, with
w. wrbb n
Refer 10 1he Iowa aelernon Congress- non. Charles
Mason, Cammissiansr n Patents
Psb f2-cifsm'
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John VI. Buthpann,

. Trsyorter Dealer IN HTns, Bruudy, CSsarr &C.,
Prnnstvaet- avenue ~ and Streets SIDE
N received supply Havsna which
III Eafnr Rrrsa VI Cas- LoBdres u indesa Min,
Louis Nspoeon, sc
a~a direct from cf superior gin rouf.inur
supply o champagne a. Msns cahi
net,H .ud other h,nn6a
af Rhine and Fr@nch wines some OF very
hirh ordsr Msaeirn, sherry, Pcrs, NC.
40 2-JdT ("
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kDWARD x. COLLINS,
No. "a Wxil ~ X.
Brown, aBtYLkY, CO,
Liverpool
sTEPREN VEvSARD h Co,
~ Anvsin Fusys, London.
r. @. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
q th-rs acr,wnsnh frr mid sivsv
an, ~esrT pr-ctnps
pv asrnor and the vsue tasr.of rpvesseS
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DoBERT i. WALKER LOUIS JANIy formed a psrrs
n nrrshp and ~ Supreme
Court of Cisim. Ads~p.
washington City, %. G. Jan a-eodun
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'Por1Ty eontirHancs ef ne Land O6fcs al EaEsn0-
zoo, W he Safs N Michigan.
asSr, " srpruvcd ArI e. Sss Anvlnr a.sl,,r,,S a.,
IT, fasg eostnuunc. taas alre At Kaswrxoe mlrt
erc dirseua dis~.nr.rs NV rorlee T.. ssy
~ asis Novsrher II, lsa5-- -
~ asrsiy declared and made known
- - "a s"ntiHuancs ~ he K.agaaxna aistrfct IL rv,ted
W be rcapsred Cor husiHes. day ~ June
s.,a oeatssea mil far1hvr notice
~ ny hand ~ be city of washinron day 81
TH09. a. HENDRICKS,
F'-Isvsu s1.,ss y ne Se'sfa' lend oh'cs.
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nv Mr. WATKINS The petition Of John Morris,
Greene county, Tennessee, for invalid pension referred
the COMMITTEES Invalid Pensions.
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willardss Hotel
J. G. A u. A. WILLARD,
PsuafgIr1ria and Fourteenth stresf
Washington, d. G.
Jan 2a--difd
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On motion BY Mr. BENJAMIN, The Senate then resumed
the consideration OF the bill making appropriation for
the removal Of distractions navigation At the mouth
Of the Mississippi river the Southwest Pass and the
Outre with the objections Of The President thereto
Mr said that he did propose dcsain the Senate
with long discussion Of subject upon which every
had probably made up his mind but still he could
permit 10 be taken without calling soms stte
lion 20 the very extraordinary positions assumed by the
President He advrrfed the fact that The President bad
formerly vetoed general hill for river and hsrbor Inn
proweuens and the time intmaei that he would
approve appropriations for Of these works thsy
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-27
CaSSiuS NJ. CIay-

Cassius III. Clay.
A Southern correspondent Of the -Nouh
ern Christian AdUocofe gives the follow.
ing as Cassius NJ Clay's mode Of mana.
ging the Kentucky audiences by mora
suasion.'
He sends an appointment to given
place to lecture at given time; perhap
some of the natives will send word that
he will not be allowed to lecture there; he
sends word back that he will lecture
there according to previous notice. The
time comes-a great crowd is collected tc
hear the lecture, or see the mob. Pres.
emily the lecturer comes. He passes di-
rectlv through tie crowd, mounts the TO-
rum, waves b S hand for atention-eyes
are turned toward the speaker lie com
mences with firm, clear, decided tone
of voice, the following remarks:
'Gentlemen,' says he, 1 have a few
preliminaries to settle previous to enter
ing upon the main subject for discussion
| want to make three short appeals to
three classes Of per ons' when he holds
up small Bible
There gentlemen says he, SIS the
great charterrecord of human rights, on
which all law and equality is based--de
serving the name of law.-this is my ap-
pealto the religious portion of society
and lay it down upon the St nd before
him. Then he holds up he Constitution
Of the United States.-'H Here gentlemen,
says he, is the bond ofour Union, the no.
BILE Constitution of our glorious Republic,
which says all men are born free and e.
quail, with certain inaiienable rights, ETC.,
etc. This IS an appeal to gentlemen, to
patriots; and to all true hear ed Ameri-
cans'-and he places it with his Bible be-
fore him. Then he puts his hand into
his pocket, and brings out an enormous
six shooter; holding it up be fore the au-
dience he exclaims: -. And here, gentle
men. is six-shooter, every barrel of
which is heavily loaded with powder and
cold lead. This is my appeal 10 mob.
ocrats, and l will blow its contents
through the heart of the first man who
offers to lay lis hands on me to silence me
in my native State, or to gag free speech
in my presence This he lays down
upon the stand, with his two former ap-
peals; ready for action Then he COM
mences perfect storm against the pecu-
liar institution, enough to wiring the sweat
of OH Kentucky from every pore. By
lence. Such sir, is the celebrated neph-
ew of old Henry Clay, in his native State.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-27

THE UN1TIEs OF LrFE.-Everything
external is concentrated; conglomeratior
and matters and things in general are all
rs closely connected as fun and sunshine
hnmor and good digestion. Lower the
price of penny postage and you give an
increased momentu n to the paper makers
business; annihlate the Frenchman and
you forever abolish the frog trade. Ev.
erything seems TO be connected with some
thing else. The introduction Of omnibus
es in London, for instance, had such an
effect upon the cobblers' trade that there
are not SO many lapstones there nov as
there were thirty years ago. lnterdlct
women from gossiping, and the Botea
market would experience an instant pan
ic, stop the manu- acture of fighting bran
dy, and the magistrates would be obliged
to labor for living. Lay an injunction
on courling, and the ribbon and fancy
goods market would be be stricken; cir
culate the Dutchnann in every family. and
the doctors would be loafng about for
want of employment. Danish Beelzebub
and you would at the same time check the
demand for sermons and camp meetings
Thus Vice supports the sanctuaries, and
Piety fourishes just according to the fear
we entertain for the devil. Funny world,
this, amt it?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-27

HoMELY WoMEN-We like homely wo-
men. We have always liked hem. We
do not carry the peculiarly far enough to in
clude the hideous or positive ugly for since
money and beauty are the only capital
The world will recognize in women, they
are more to be pilied than admired, but
We have a chivalric, enthusiastic r. garl
for plain women. We never saw one who
was not modest, unasuming and swee' tenn
pered, and have seldom come across one
who was not vIrtuous, and had not a good
heart. h ade aware early in life of their
wantof beauty by The sighted attentions
OF the opposite sex, vanity and atfectation
never take in their hearts; and IN the hope
Of supplying attractions. which capriel
Gus nature has denied. they cultivate the
graccs Of the heart instead Of the person,
and give to the mind those accomplish
ments which the world so rarely appr. c-
ates in woman, but which are more last
ng. and in eyes of men of sense, more
highly priced than personal beauty See
them in the street, at home or in the
church, and they are always the same. and
the smile which ever lives upon the face
is not forced their 10 fascinate, but is the
spontaneous sunshine reflected frlm a kind
heart-a flower which takes root in the
soul and blooms upon the lips, inspiring
respect instead of passion, emotions Of ad
miration instead Of feelings Of sensual re-
gard Plain women make good wives,
good mothers, cheerful homes and happy
husbands, and we never see one but, we
thank Heaven that it has kindly created
women of sense As well as beauty, for it is
indeed seldom female is found possessing
bLth. To homely women we therefor.
lift oui "title" in resp CT; the world will
extend the same courtesy to beauty. San
Francisco has ti,nt few plain women. but
all such we intend ~ make life subscrl-
bers to the Golden Era in view OF their
worth to society.-Saa Francisco Golden
Ira, E1fftf5 aI8aF
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-27
UPPER sANDUsKY OHIo THURSDAY, MARCH 27 1856

~
A LOTTERY ScHEME.-A French paper
relates the following scheme resorte.l to by
a oung damsel in orde. to procure bus
band
"a young lady, pretty. and well edu-
Gated, residing in the arondis> ment Of
Pithlvlers, has conceived the idea of put
ting herself up to Lottery. There are
to be 800 ii, kets at 900 francs each, and
to the fortunate winner she will give her
self and the 299 .O0of. by way of dowry.
The lady has attached some very prudent
conditions TO the purchase of tickets. She
will only sell them to persons whom she
thinks will suit her, and, in order to secure
that point, she ex cts half an hours
tete-o-tete cnnversat on with each applicant
There is no limit Of age imposed. but more
than one ticket may be taken by one per
son. Tie lottery will be drawn on the
25 h of November next, at the Marie d,
Pittiviers. No married men are allow
ed to take tickets 1t is said that a mum
ber OF Englishmen have become purcha
isers, and appli ants are coming from al
quarters.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-27

A REAL MATsvILLE ITEM. An old la
dy fro m Ashland, Ky, supposed to be
sister Of the notorious Mrs. Parting eton,
came down to Maysville few days since,
and took lodgings at one of our fas hiona
BILE hotels. On the day Of her arrival she
was escorted into an elegant and sump-
tuous dinner. by the polite and attentive
pr prietor of the house. Her appetite,
according to her own statement afterwards
was in most excellent condition, and
the prospect pres ented to her was most
truly glorious;
''For the finer and fatter,
Ne'er reighed in forest or smoked in platter. y
But just as she was in the act of los
ing her perpendicular, by taking seat
hereye happened to observe about TWEEN
ty guests hastily un'o lding as many nap
kins. In a moment her appetite wa'
gode--her delicate sensibilities shocked
to an alarming extent, and every fear wal
entertained by those around her, that she
would faint; but thanks TO the kindness O
bottle of fhartshorn found in her pocket
she managed TO resume her mental facul
les and screaming out at the top of he
] voice that she would no. eat at a tabl
where ''hiippens" were used. and she lef
the room in supreme disgust-paid he
bill and went bick to Ashland where
"people are decent ''-Eoyle.