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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-26
Proceedings Of the CITY Council.

Proceedings OF the Csty Council.
Council CHAMBER, Aug. 20.
Council convened in regular session members
all present except the Mayor and Alderman Ken.
needy, of First Ward.
On motion Of Mr., Brewster, Alderman Funk was
elected President pro tenn
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Mr.. Hill presented petition from E. Kessinger,
praying sidewalk to be filed in front lot O. block
20. Prayer, on motion, granted.
Mr. Hershe presented a petition praying the
Council to stop Dulanty from taking earth from al.
ley in block go accepted.
On motion, the Marshal was instructed to contract
with Duanty to fill East half of lot 8, block 70
MIR. Hill presented Klein's petition tor abate-
m mt of taxes. On motion, received and referred
to Messrs. Brewster and Hill. Mr.. Williams pre-.
scented a similar petition of Mr.. Green-recev.d
and referred to same committee.
On motion, the Street Commissioner was instruct.
ed to repair Oak street between Second and Third
On motion Of Mr.. Hll the City Marshal was in
structed to construct hogpound in as favorable a
locality as possible.
Bills of s. G. Stein, lumber, $444 So; Chas l.
VIM. R. Stone. hardware, Sll4.S2-referred to FL
nance mmittee.
Mr.. Williams presented the official bond of A. F.
Adams, City Collector and Treasurer, which, on
motion, was approved and ordered to be placed on
lille.
Theodore Beck asked abatement of taxes-refer.
red to Messrs. Brewster and Hill.
On motion, the Recorder was allowed $50 on sal
airy.
For the Journal.
MR EpIroR BY request OF the Muscatne Farm.
ers' Club, hand you for publication the following
resolutions, passed at meeting of the Club held on
the 18th inst:
Resolued, That the farmers and mechanics of
Muscatine and adjoining counties be invited 10 join
in procession and picnic on the first day of the
Fair of the Muscatine County Agricultural Society,
to be held on the 2lst and ed Of September. 1889
That the procession form in the city Of Muscatine
and proceed to the Fair Ground in wagons with
their various articles for exhibition.
Resolred, That the President be a committee of
to appoint three persons in each township to in
vite the farmers and mechanics in their several
townships 10 join in the procession and picnic.
s. SINNETT, Pres't.
JoHN ZEroLER, Sect'y.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-26

to put on the chains Of matrimony to
prove that they could not always en-
slave.
In three weeks from that night had
caugh my bird, Viewer to be united
toward the close Of the. coming week,
in accordance with my wishes, that we
might spend the holidays with my par
ents in Virginia.
On our return We took possession of
our newly furnished mansion. We
gave large party or rather it was
my party, that I might invite all my
bachelor friends, as we'll as some poor
unhappy married ones.
was astonished when my bride
agreed to all my arrangements, Though
she knew as well as I did they were
peculiar.
could not offend her by any one of
my propositions she gave no unasked
advice-merely assented to all I said.
ooh, new broom sweeps clean,';
thought I. "She will show out when
no longer bride; know she is proud
and spirited enough"
The evening passed delightfully."-, and
4 confess was skeptical as to my abil.
fty to disturb my wife's peace of mind
The guests retired, after paying
many compliments on my choice of q
wife, and we were alone. AS soon az
Ieoald interrupt Mary's gay and charm
ing conversation, l said:
''My dear, what do you think of my
having the wine and smoking arrange
ments for the gentlemen ?"
aOh, it was capital idea, my hus.
band. It must have pleased you
bachelor friends to see that you coult
not forget their comfort, although III
longer one Of them, must note i
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

CONVERSATION Amonglall the t'aeoom'
plishments" which our young ladies are ex-
pecsed Ia acquire. tits 10 be regretted that
the art Of conversation is not iucluled' No
gsaos Of person or manners can oompen
safe the lack Of this Iu youth, the con-
versatiou OF our women is too apt 10 be
trilling aud iusipid. aud in middls-age L
too ofIsn eophasd to complaints OF health
aud the scandal Of the day. Lively con
vsrsa,ion upon !nstvuc.ing and elevatiae
topics 10 but little psactised. but whenever
Il is found Il gives charm TO the society
Of femsiss which nothing else can. II tri
umphs over deformity and old age. ant
makes uglinsss itself agreeable. Odrran
speaking Of Madame de Stssl. who was b
no means handsome, said that she had th'
power Of TALKING HRRsRLF INTO A BEAUTY
Ladies should think OF this. Bssuty lie
ia other things than fae features or oos
metics. fie,a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
For the Lancaster Gazette
SONS OF MALTA

The SoEs OF MALTA, win hold "grand
Festival Gin conmemmoration Of the birth
day Of XRNoPHos, q patron Of the Order.
on Thursday night Dec. as.h. 1859
The City Hall win be prepared and used
on this occasion. c8
Xsnophon WAS the early and faithful
friend Of Socrates. The name Of Socrats s
is fsmiliar to us all. He was doomed to
death by an ignorant .iaquisition. Keno
phou his faithful friend asserted bis iuno-
cence, but witboutav AT the instance
Of bis oppressors be was forced to drink
the fatal draught which csussd bis death.
Xenopaon undauntsd denounced them ai-
ter they had perpstrated their sacrifice
that they had done injustice to this noble
man. hut bis warning was too late 70 save
the life Of the eminent philosopher. So,
rates died ss martyr in the cause o.
truth, and all friends Of right and justice
will ever mourn his untimely end. He
was true Son ofMalta aud the srdor Of
histrssiy friend XsnoPbon will alwsys be
reysrsd by his trusty followers.
The memory Of ofxenophon isindellibly is
stamped upon the hearts Of all true Sons oI
Malts. His triumphs can never be oblit
Grated. He lives 10 the hesrts Of the just
the true, the brave. ,i 9fe2 81
The S,us Of M.lta have avAiled them
selves Of The opportunity to do justice u
bis memory. and earnestly hope that oul
fellow citizens will come forwsrd and con
tribute their mite to so noble cause.
The proceeds Of this festival are to b
applied TO the needy and destitute in on
midst, aud we trust tha. The occasion ma,
meet with the encouragement. it is justl,
eulillsd TO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

or. aud being beyond The limiIs Of town.
h.i said addressing the same gentleman:
'sWhAt a beautiful country you have; 4
had no idea Of the beauties and exoellanoe
Of its soul This is he frat time I have
the pleasure Of seeing it."
No other conversation took plsoe, aud
he quietly proceeded TO bis death.
Just prrviouo 10 starting for ths exseu'
lion, Brown wrote the followinga and hand
ed il to Mr.. Hirap 0'Bsnnop: s
s'.I am now convinced shatlthe great in
liauitys which hang over this county cans
Enot be parged Wilhoutimmenss bloodshed,
when fiTst came tolbis State thsught
differently, bat am now convinced lhas |
wss misteken.e HI
Hsre requested Mr.. OBJ 3snuon not 10 gave
publicity to the above.
After the body Of Brown had hung fos
thirty eight minutes. it was cut down and
placed 10 the coffin. The rope with which
be was hung was taken in charge BY an
officer, aud afterwards cut 1t up into pisces
and distributed those who were anxious to
have it. Parties cut the timbers OF the
lgaIlows, and carried away thspiecss. while
others secured lock Of his hair. When
the body was placed in the coffin il wss
conveyed to towa aud placed in the Jail
Many persons desired to visit the Jail fol
ths purpose Of seeing it. butthefr curl.
losity was not grati6ed A special traiI
of cars was ordered from the Ferry, and
lat halt past SIX O'Clock, under q stroDl
military escort. the coffin was removed
Efrom Jail and taken to the cars. where j
was placed in SpseiAl'one. ond an escor
getting in, the train proceeded to th
Ferry. where Il arrived at half past sevel
10 'cloek, tss
Not morethan two hundred citizens Wit
, messed the execution. Many more Woul
[have been present, but the ofIibeT Of th
daV. in placing sehtinels on the avenue
lsadingto the town, had selected men fror
the military corps from . distsDce, and they
not being able to recognise citizens Of th
county. they were excluded from town lei
1 they might be rescuers. Much indigns
ton was felt and expressed on account {
J this arrangement. aud clsmoE became q
great that the commanding oficer VA
eempeiled to remove those who weFe 0
sentinel duty, and place members Of th
oounty companies on guard. Imnediate
. lly after the execution q heavy smoke va
! lobssrsed TO the southeast Of the town, an
4 Il report was inscircuIation that il was Of
casioned by the bdrning Of the barn Of II
late George Turner. who was killed at Hal
per's Ferry. A squad Of cavalry wei
I x ~ 4 ~ u
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mARRIED.

ID November cath. by the Rev. RI @.
Galbraith, at the house Of JoSish Wright,
Mr.. ABEL EyERHFf Saud Mrs. EEIzABErH
BuvTERFiELp-oi this city.
On December lSs.. by the same. MI
JoHs NJ. CUNNINGHAM and Miss MARGA'
RRT.Rs MuRPHys Of this county,
Oh Thursday. tie ist inst. BY the Rev
D. D. Mather, Mr.. DAVID s, FETfERs and
Miss CArHARINE APrIsaATE., all Of thi'
couatY. t-..,....,. !, T.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

TNARM hands FOR SALE, IS MIBEs from Phil
adelphia BY Railroad, IN the State Of New jersey.
Soil among the best foragneulturAl purposes being
rood loan soil, with clay bottom. The land Il a
large tract divided iuto small farms. and hundreds
from all parts OF the country are now settling and
building. The crcpB prodhoed are large and oan be
from frosis. Ters from0 per acre, payable
within f0try BY instiIments 10 visit the piaef
leave Vine Street Wharf at Philadelbhia at * a. ~
81 letter. Harmonton Post once, Atlantic county New
Jersey. see fulradvertsementi In another column.
I A IL WANTING FARMS IN A DELIGHTFUL Cit
"A mate, rich soil, and secure fom rosts see adver
ts6ments Of Hnmmo rtoR Lan6g In another eciumB9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

rhe AdsAIalslFaIIoa Organ oa rreasoH.
In such otisisas this. would not the
elsetion Of black republican Speaker and
other officers Be justly regarded as deo-
Tlaratio0 Of War against the South and an
10 serTile insurFsctioBf
We firmly believe thar n the impend.
ing crisis black repabllcan victory 10
tbe organization OF the House would shske
The pillars Of the Uaioa Already the
lGovernmehtis rocking almost on its iobns
dasions under the effect Of the insurfec-
tionAEy movemenls A9ains. the South. and
lin the heart Of two Southern States, and
a. the very capital of the Union. these
traitors could now accomplish such 9 tri
|umpb. we msy but little longer boast Of q
IHomunon country:-E Washington COusti'
tuition. 80
The above treasonabls extract Is from
the chief organ uf the Administration Chs
"washiBgton Consultation" Such bas'
st.g emiuates vary properly from Mr.
lBUcnAEAs's journsl. and is bat fai
specimen Of Administration policy. DOeI
the Copstisuiion think The selsction 0
sRepublican Spssksr' and Ihs oonseauen
wrestling Of 4 portion Of the public spoil
from the hands Of the democrats Passy
md especially the South, would be piustl,
Regarded 20 declaration Of war;" shaking
the .pillsrs Of the Union. Poor miserable
corrupt. dspraved. seryile. inosndisr,
sheet. fit only to represent miserable
weak ''s3uthern'' Administration. read.
for sarvile purposes to throw "faf' apo
tbs FIRE already raging fearfulls. willing {.
tprecipitate dissolution, rather than fOteg,
official spoils.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

~ With opsunsss of soul. ) man sees
some way into all other souls that come
nsar him. feels with them. has their expe-
risaoe. is 10. himselfa = people. Sympathy
Is tie universal solvent. Nothing. Is un;
derstood without iir ,'sAds n OOspeii-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

Mons HASDs --Ths Sheriff Of Cuyahoga
County. brought seventeen couvicis % the
Penitsntiasy yesterday. and will bring
twenty more next week, Cleveland is try
ing 70 equAl 0ineinnati In striped repre-
asntasivss Of domestic insiitulious.-- CO.
lumbus Journal. Nov. 26th.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

MA gentIemau 10 ! steamboat asked
the man who ssms,to collect the passage
money II there was any danger Of being
blown up. as the steam made sucha horrid
noise. "Not the least said the sharp con
duclor, unless you refuse % pay your fsrs''
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
nRfruARY.:

DmD--Nevember 9Th. 1859, LuLn,
infant son Of William and Mary Monlux.
aged 2 years and 8 months.
His life was but span. a lovely bud,
on earth: in heaven, to .bleomAa gorgeous
flower: 81. .
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

Dr. Hostetterss Bistsft- have received the
waEmes eneomlnms from the press aud the people
throughout the Uulon. AZ Vkluhble tonic for the
erAL II cannot be approached, Every
cases ofts great eject chronieed through
our public Journals. There is nothing equal 70 the
enjoyment 70 that which the aicted experiences when
using this valuable specino. Us mild tone its sure
nno Vigorous action pom dieordefed stomach. and
commend Il 70 all classes Of our community, All that
VIII be necesny 70 convince the skeptiea Of s heal
thy enects, to purchase bottle and be convinced
soldby druggists and dealers generally Whero.
II TsSeo adtbrioment IL MN AZ onlin mn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
RV"DoN'T FAIL to see SIXTH AM
|NUAL ANNOUNCEMENT" and briie
liant OfIsrs IN smother column.


GHoR BUSINESS AM FACTORIES. can be sal.-
- Red on probably a. uammonton. See adverti1sa-
moni % Haamonton Landas
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

RKaORDER OF OOURT..
.ANMoNDAy the ReiA ofDEcEMBER,A or "A. Dsiesp,
" atone O'Clock inthe afternoon, VIII be sold BY
public 70 the highest bidder, the premses,
near the Town Of Amanda, In Fairfield county, Ohio,
the following described Heal Estate to-wit part OF
the West half Of the Northeast Quarter Of Section No.
IS, Township No. - Of Range No. 20, bounded fol-
lows: Beginning at the Southeast Of said half
Quarter Section; thence West the half Section line
degrees so chainesto post; thence North degree
rs chans 70 post themes West degree 50 chains 10
post tllencs Nqh chains TO post thence
3s'ehaipste post; thenee EastB dog so chains TO
ton; thence South so chains 70 the place Of
beginning. containing 42sIO0 acres more or less For
pi and greater ceftany description, sec Survey
Nd 1888, Book No. s. County Surveyors Records OF
said comfy. Said land being known a. the Boyle
Saw Mil Lot. Appraised at $1,000.
Tsrms Of Saie--One third the purchase money in
hand the day sale, In one year, and the
balance In two yAnrs, with interest deferred pay
ments from day Of sale to besold for less Than
twothirdg Of The Appraised value. Dated This 24th
| doyof November, a. d. 1889.
h. 5T. :. g.s-s JOHN r.. .MUMAUGH. Adm ter,
cf90hn Boyle, deceased, with the Will annexed
AEs0--Atthe same time and place. will ofier for
sale the following Real Estate to-wit: The Northeast
1 Quarter ofSection No. 81, In Township No. IL, OF
Range No. 10, except 50 taken Oh The East side
OF said Quarter Sestion. The land TO be sold con-
talnng 10 acres, more less.
Terinsof sale made known on the day OF sale. s.,7
JOHN r. MUMAUGH, Adm,lor.
| HuFrER 4 'DAuaIIERTY, Attorneys. eNt1
L November "a, 24,3l650-45w30pf u 7s.fs Sste a.-F
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IFRsad lhs f0lIowins nom lAo Hon. Morri. Nor

Hlrhead the following ffom The Hon. Morris Nor
RE, formerly Auditor ofthe state ofIndiaua,
IhDlknAPdLiS, septbmbera, 1851.
DR, Q. W. KoB1cK-Denr Sir; Having yhsen trou--
bled for aaveraly Yeas with and wesf.
noess 90 thai was enable 70 attend ID my Ordinary
ousiness at times, and having heard OF the wonderful
cures that your Scandinavian Blood PuFinor and PI6
were eBeciiAg. was Induced b. friend try Them
have been nslng the Partner for ne Iast twelve
nonths, and ind the medicine fully equal To- Is re-
commendaiioas. So value s its use 70 me- that Ioan
not dispense with the use of a my ago Of
1 liifs-seventy-seVe years. 70 -
eheeffnlly give this Information for the benefit OF
| those similarly affected. ss Z q 81 4
Yours, truly, MORRIS MORRIS.
/ Sec eeadFertisement. December !, 1e5p--lmk
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

You know hev tnperts NJ Il sfor your children has
you should keep good health. How froquentl,A
DO feeble parents dressed IN mouFnlne on aecounf
OF The death OF their belovad children. What pity
ts, Whep, By proper care and Tdnedieo, all oses
trials and troubles can Be avoided When health car
be rosto red u ne parent and life and happInoss 10
the child. Restore The health % the mother and yon
obylato the necossty Of PaFeeorlo, Godey,s Cordaf
and other Injurious nacote for efging children. We
entrf yon - desire improve The condition OF
eur race, % procure DR.. Mose's Almanac and read
how diseases cured In accoFdance with NATURE'a
iaNs With Innocent Roots aud Plants.
PRRGEANCY. During Tho critical period Morse e.
roughly dvo away all pana, and give ease and com
fort 70 the mother Rnom one 10 three OF these Pills,
taken two or three tmes week during pregnancy
will cause the motheFs snfo and easy delivery. and
VIII be sute 70 give stout and heahy eonstliution
10 The child.
Dr. Morsa,s Indian Root Pls are sod hy all daaefs
IN Medicines. December. j, Ieso-im5f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

N Blnghimt celebrated Pyslcan of Utica: Now
YORK. says"L have treated cases Of Inflammation Of
We bn1lns sihaammationo OF the Lnngs Innnmmationi
of me BowelS and Kldheya, lnhammatory Rheumh-
6snl Child Bed Fever; with DR.. TraSk's Magneiic,
olntment Win hpceess even when all internal
remedies have failed OF Group Scarlet Fe-
vef canker and ThFoat and LuDga with ike
success In the Epidemic as the Purd Efysipeias by
Quenly and itnever failed Of Erecting speedy aud
certain, cure In cases OF Burner sDralns, Bruises
sfozen Limbs Ohilblane, e.. Il cures Ikea charm.
No PhysienA or family will be siagle day without
nis becoming acquainted with itS pow
erto.enTe:m S0REr6LRb; CHAPPRD HANDS AND
ICH!LBIAINs are completely cured by two or three
Applications o. the Magnetic ointment.
Read advertisement In this paper.
October6, le59--9ma3 = - IL s.sss. ,s,sst
|. TFyOOO Agents Wanted--To sell four new.
INVENTORS. Agents have made over $4,000 OF
one,--better than all other similar agencies. Sen
four stamps and get pages particulars, gratis.
EPHBAIM BROWN, LEVEL. ass, :
September S,1e59--6ml9N ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

allay The sxsilsmsDt already TOO inteOss.
let hin curse end denounes fsnAtsisn
lsssurhs viii saeA disastrous results.
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and usrb ans nnooSslitntional laws. The
slaves we're watched With unceasing Yigil
ance. Thei. forner prisslegea were a.
brideed. and they were no longer permit
90 % learn g iees. Eses re- "rsss '..p;,a.
~ sass. ~ s sslls Il sxoIadea by The
stats authorities. ID Ssuth CArolins thsy
were. 81 boughlaa cooks, &C.. taken and
confined 10 prison; until the departure pI'.s.S o.
Inc sessssos wn1Se ss,1 hesy M.sor, gsso ~ me W
C,1,.s -.Ss "Ts 81
- =. -
~, s',,'. ~. .:.s. l.,A n..,hs,
uausa sn's sys5iusols ~, ~ .o,ar,;oas M 80.
o.eoo msmPn'S ns.'.aS '...I Nm tha soeie,
usmeniJ nay s.olg ss,ss s.se NS.,hasa M s,atas
Y ana lns''s1A0ns 2. Ins tsy, ~, M
Inc aI'lo'e '0sus ou Wv"
moo's. ssn'sn0s l 4 - II.
But Tor leaven Of southern soO'9sy,f NJ
devil would soon have o'll o. SAFE - t.as
American Rspablie ~
Then fIllows : picture Of thrift aDd TN
dustry. pssoe AMI hsppiness. that chssao 1
which ara the curse Of the North. Hear
lit,
| While peace and quietude, hksa gentie
angel. broods over the South we fnd the
No..h ,avo,,;no in humbuvry. aul feed !.
In, nnon fanaticism. While the people
...,;,,;., .,.;,s hoa;no
~ '"' .,,. ....r.l. ..,.ai. hu..as
corn ouiid'ng 0ouso"se' 'O'OS.,us-, S..l,'.,' !,
cities, and Enjoying tbe rich nount'es 'nss
loyow 90 lukuriantly, tho people OF the
Moth ara m ,ds miserable by the anstic.
l. 'O''', -, t,..,;.. l.
ism o. usi o"u ..
| What 1efriO's coSuN,o% ,,.' ~ ns =,
here asihe Nor'n; aDa ., ..a0us ~ ASo" hs
~ ws osi, a " w ~ NJ - e, ,svir. Ia.
Inign.su 'oass az 49,, snd rso., ,al,,.hI..
lots 'nsm 'Ss Nv . sh;oh "u;nS a ina nm
sows :, "r IA s;,SuIst;or ef tbs Nam.
u - I~.,..n ,hav niebt nevar other.
pms 1sa'.o, .S'y w. ss;d NJ ;,,o,r,.
.ise nss1 :. u1',S ~ .s.ns vsInshla. wa NAV
Is ".S Wa, Go h. hsI,"sa to that larg. variety
asu sns' = yYSso ~ - ~ l ~ ~ ,.,as,
Eo' newS usu'y w.. W. Ss., ia
= 'mPof'ape' ~. ~, ! vsrv ,lass
I I'ser 'uetoV'e ~ "s .n;ai. u rnasr,ake es 4
oo:e.ver = w - an;,h,lsss aetan On tbs
on'c1se; oue ,s ~ @ .s;.o wso slwsvs dscol;n
q Ps'nc'P's y ~ ~ 80 ssor ~ a. sbont n
90 70 reylew 'us .,oO''h.s oOV s.;t nye;nIicai !
esa1' giving ''S'Ou w ~ 80
n'sn sol at
p our worthy philosopher 'ne aass ",
laDoh has Prootply eon.snssu H. .uL:n ~. ~.
Rstay'ng 9u'e''Y A = s' -. "oo o,S;,;na r,ra, M
views OF 'ne rVrsn wv .,;.,aS ~. ..Trha F.,nrs
W. rlIAsvoas ? oOos a.s ~ com
o. rfe' Soe,ev 49,, w .,.ha,s,s ~ ss =
mena 20 lne ou,.gu y ssa.a. ~ .'a - s.a,,
soiefao'y seooe'.'u vIp wa
a'sri gop''ehan y '''s- - =. /.
VI But our Tennessee 6en'os goes on an
after alluding IN the moss exuosl M e. .,; t,am'
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TFAgemsy wanted I'M this state 10 can :
yass with the GpLlKN SALvE. Sells rapidly. Can
make good paya Fbrt5rmt He. send stamp.
O.P.WHfTTEN, O. Lowell, Mass.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

DERsoNs WANTING CHANCE OF CLIMATE
FOB Health. see advertisement Of Hammon-
tan Lands inanothSr c6idnn. Is 4 q -,
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II was Gothe who said this beautiful
thing: s.Ths longer I live.- the more GER
tain / am thst The great difference pc
tween nea, the great apd Insignificant u
energy, inviucihIs observation-disclosures hones
purpose ooce Rxsd. aud then victory =
! Thatnuality vii DO anything that cAu o
done IA the WorlJ.s aud no circumstance
no oppor rtdhIty, Twill mske two leggst
creature q man without L."
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yTyo ALL WANTING FARMS. SEE Advehlsemor
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

On the road to the scaffold. Brown re-
marked to the undertaken. who was 70 the
wagon with him. on obssrvivg the military
I Ia the iield:--'sThsy have excluded all
leilizsns..' @Yes'sWas The reply. Capt
Brown said. 4 Genilsmen, you are very
calm and collsetad- more than am
and yet your condition is much more crit.
ical. I am: coon snid hessi ! have suffer
ed much more from modes,y 10 my life
Itime than / have from fear; For thirty
years j hav6 been educated 10 look on feal
lee q myth. aud now do mot know wha'
Iilis." After pidiug some distance furth'