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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

DISCOVERY OF THE Tom OF PHARou
AMosIs.-A letter from Cairo, in the Con-
stituliOnel, says that the general subject of
conversation in that city. is the discovery
which has just been made by the well
known archellSgist, NJ. MARErrE. lie
has found at Thebes, after long and diff
cult researches. the tomb. still intact, Of
PHARoH AMosIs. The king is lying in a
coffin. completely covered with large wings
painted on il = Thirty jewels ofgyeat value
were fund 10 the same ccfinby. the side
of tbekipg, as was also alhatcnet Of gold,
orn amen I'D with figures IN hpsis lizule.
Some ysars Sgo N sMAr5ErfE had a sim.
1ilarpiece Of good fortune, in Andiog the
tomb Of ARIsS the jewels which n7w form
the principal ornament Of the Egyptian
Museum OF the Louvre. The jewels o.
AMosIs, are still more favorable, from tbeil
number and quality. This discovery of 4
royal tomb intact. is the most importau
one that NJ. MARfETrE has yet made il
Egypt.-St. Louis Visitor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

The ship Shahguhaupore, bound to the
West Indies with Coolies. was burned at
sea. July 1. The captain and crew sixty
four ia nhmber, were saved, but all the
Coolies, $50, perishsd.
AUsfRALIA.-TheM Melbourne mail Of
Augusti9, reached Oden Sept, 10. Bus.
mess during the moth had been very
quiet. but the arrival of the English mail
created both commercial aud monelory
improvement.
JAPAN-7Iu japan. affairs had assumed
a very unsatisfactory position. 0u-July
ElItb. The British treaty was duly 'eAtifed.
Since then the japanese Government had
attempted to ssade it by seeking to con-
fine the foreignsfs 10 small island about
ten miles from Jsddo. They fNrthes
sought TO establish new coin as the oaly
one TO be used in commercial dealings
with foreigners. although. according tc
the treaty, foreign coins were TO be receiy'
al their intrinsic value.
The present arrangement ofthe Japsn-
ese produced depression Of Sc per cent
The British Consal hal issued pro
test and stopped the trade for the present
TUNts The Bey Of Tunis died Sept
22nd, and the persumptive heir had be el
installed.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

ImprOmpIu ReflcCtiODSS
On the death Of EDWARD CoNRoV, of this city, who,
with Mr.. Stuart recently killed by falling from
Millthey were erecting at Amanda in this county.
WHATS life with all its spomp; and boast, and show!
A taper's CLEAN or briefer meteor's glow:
Just time to ope our eyes half way on sin,
And die lamentng What we might have been:
And shorter etih when accidents arise y t-
To watt us sooner 10 the favoring skies!
See EDWARD CoNRoY checked in his cafeof,
shattered corpse upoh an early bier;
Just In his primejust when each earthly scheme
Had surely proved no speculative dream;
Just when decievng fortune ceased TO frown,
And he could call pleasant home his own:
Just when RI sing family around
A sure protector In the sire had found; ,ss-- )
stwhen his faithful friends to cheer or aid p
Trooped round his path, TO find him with the dead:
Why this mysterious fate since fouIest crime +
Obtains high fortune and outliVos its tlneP
The things are revealed are ours for our own good
On earth, but secret things belong to God;- .,5.
IT'S right, uswell, tis best, and still we trust
To solve the mystery when we go to dust,
Well satisfied this maxim to secure, , eya.t tE
Thatlife'S uncertain but our death is surei
Though CoERoY disappears in mystic way, -
z No baseless doubts obstruct his upward way:
From God we came, and 10 our Goo, we tend
. No matter whether slow or swim our end: ss
One wide salvation covers all our race, -.
oHs God, aHs soul, one life, ,sRs future PIaesl, q,
Then farewell CoNRoT, 'tiIl we meet again:
Thy death was bntA swim re lease from pain:
/ sooner haste ming to. the bhssful shore
Where severed MORALS meetto part no morel
LANCASTER, October 5, 1850 R.E.H. L. .
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
inflammation 81 the EYES.

Like ali other Inflammation is caused by impuriiv
Of he blood, which causes all erapiive Diseases as
salt Rheum, sSuryy, Boiis, Sores, Ulcers, &c. Tho
occasions DroPses,, TIE blood becoming Distracted
in the veins, the wateyy part Of the blood In cose-
quence Is thrown out from their extfemies and drop
~ is the result. Many times It's 0tcas6ned BY i'm
proper treatment Of former disease, and the yes-
sells being aled by serous humors Instead OF blood
Free excavations by those pills; the passage int6
the bladder and carry OF ike CORRUPTED fuInoTs Ara
renew them with pure health blood which Will rive
out Of the body all inhapitioD, together with ernp-
tions ofthe skin, and all dropscai complaints They
WIN ashield 70 every fern OF diseGse to guard and
keep You from the cold grasping hand Of death and
eanse Ire and strength TO remain and the countenance
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealefa
in Medicines. a October %. i55O-ImoS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
Additional bY The Overland Mail.
PARTICULARS OF THE DUEL.
Later from San Juan Island.

ST. LOUIS, October 3.-Tbs Overland
Mail reached here last night Some Of the
San Francisco papers evince q disposition
to make it appear that Broderick was the
victim Of a conspiracy, but the most rro-
minent ones assert that The duel was con.
Quoted in strict accordance with the code
ducllo. Broderick's pistol went of before
hS had raised il 10 line with his antago'
mist. Terry's shot took effect two inches
from the right nipple, carrying away q part
Of the breast bone.
Broderick suffered intense agony from
the time he was shot untilhe died. When
the mail left, two hours after his death was
announced, oil the hsgs in the city were
at half mast and emblems Of mourning were
beginning 10 appear In all parts OF the city
/ AT the election in Nevada Territory OF
the 7th ult the Constitution. frsmed II
July last was adopted by 400 majority. A
full Territorial ticket was elected, headed
by Isasc ROup for Governor. I" a4 a's
Victoria datos TO the 7th uIt, are receiv
cd. The "Colorict' says that the United
States troops on San Juan Island wert
throwing up Qualifications on Summit Hill
below the Hudson Bay Company Station.
The Portland (oregon) papers Of thu
10th ult., publish reply BY Gen. Harney
to Gov. Douglass letter Of August 18th
in which he accepts Douglass explanation
as an apology for past conduct, but evi
IDENTIFY repoEes no faith In the Governor
professions and declines to withdraw tL
troops at San Juan until the pleasure o
President Buchanan is known on the sub
Ijsct. Little bu'iness was doing at Sal
Francisco and the market was seusibl,
weaker on the 18th ult. ss,..
! Judge Terry had been arrested. TIL
public was much inceused. Broder ick'
funeral was the most imposing ever wit
messed in San Francisco. .,.,,,. .., :,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
Prom tho Cincinnati Commercial.


.sFiora Temple, and 'sIke Coolf''--The
GreatTrot ofFriday--The little BayMare
Victorious--Fastest Time ON Record.
We have seldom witnessed q more
lively scene than was presented to our
eye at the departure Of the special train
for the racing ground Friday. As we
neared the Depot OF the Cincianatti,
Hamilton aud Dayton Co.. we beheld
little groups OF four and FIVE dotling the
esplanads, engaged Ia aniu ated discussion
on the Il spective merits Of Flora and
Princess When we reached the oars
we began 10 doubt the possibility OF Gro wd,
| ipr ali outsiders within the narrow limits
OF n single train, for il seemed already
SLED by the knowing ones, who wisely SO.
cured their seats IN time. The boil rang,
and we suddenly found ourselves buifetied
about like ship in storm. Our
ribs made acquaintance with the funny
bone Of many an elbow, and our corns
will long remember the intimacy of sun
dry weighty gontleman's pedal extremi'
ties. H'1 tiod eassfF h5 as #
AT last, we cannot think how, we found
a,...l,oa s;,,;no, 81 snr,ahody,s knaat and
es g,,Sia, sror os ~ ~ ' ,m,snn as.~"n"S; M"
sus a'Is o W, "a,I ""n,ilp.".s
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anu iu's.y y mc. ,c "Is ...,aa ~" ;, ioaso a.as0
o. he.uge, Passep ,SuMn "S..e 1850 "..
'ne 'oreek 'u'ousn 9P.'.s 1850 s'.,y
now anu anu .psh es',n'ns s"mPss " aue
Ioau aiong wh'Sh ugs'es, w'soue, ~"
rmges ana Psges'rians nNa ws.e usy.nnsI !,
some " 'ne A'lHne PAce 'na. ma'e' ~ W n'
iast map, o1nsrs he mSceIass gan 'hA.oe mI
speaks sne s.Aiu mar man ., "M'Iy, sn Dounu
ior 'ae races ne v''agss w, wnn'n - .nV o,s y.
eamIerenee .. ,"en'y mnes @ PSuIIa aa;a oa =,
'9e'r quo'a, any ess'y Nvenus Nao,us y
me course pore evluence .. now genors
was .he oeS'fe 70 witness 'ne 'aus -. "e'mes' y
the lasses' norses III America Inc tra"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

IIEAvY VERDIoT. The city Of Detroit
was sued by James B. Corey, for injuries
done 10 his wife q year ago. While going
from the oity to, a country town 10 the eye;
ming, they fell into an open uagnard ed
sewer. and -Mss. Corey has been bed-rid'
den ever since, aud there is No prospect
that she wilfeserregain thense'of her lew
er limbs. She is now only 32 years old
and her case is distressing. The damages
claimed were SEQ, 900, and the jury gav'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
The ScRndInaviaTi PiIIso1,e P,.,,

nc oSc""",n"Nieu Pills nnd Purifier.
OiNciNSATI, July I, 1858. Or. @. W. Rohset rs
Sif-ln reply to inquiries made OF me- a gisa. t
pleasure TO say that Mrs. N Atlae OF the sects, ~
Friends and Widow OF the lR:e Dr. Alice Of Cinc,5n
u, previous 10 her going East, expressed her eo.s
dence In the efficacy Of your Scandinavian Remedia
and the benent she derived from using them ~,
had been suffering from general prostration at tmes
peing over seventY-s six years OF age anu ophhaImir
aNd Inflammation OF the face. Various remedte-
were resorted to Ehout relief when some frlendS re-
eanmended course OF your Scandinavian Blood Pm
riher and Blood Pills. They had the desired eaect
aud she was considered as restored to health.
~ Know many who have used your medicines, and
SPEAK deeidedly the benonls derived thus testify
o. q GlseirrendFanng influence In purifying the blood
Sse u slnhg YigGr and energy TO the system. They
nave my cordial APPRECIATION. Very respectfully
n Your obedent servant, S. J. BROWN.
heV. n samuel J; Brown has been devoted laborer
IN the cause OF Christianity in Cincinnati for moro
nan thirIy years, as almost every old Cincinnstian
knows. such testimony from such source Is moi 10
be passed over lightly No other Pronrietary Son,o'
des ever presented 70 the public, ever received a
pk1e OF the eommendaiona from MEN ON ST,aSf'
ING, In every walk oflifs, that mine have done
''e'useHien'' october 9, ls50--Ims3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
Dnring the SUMMER that has lust mass,

o. .I.HS tne Summer that has lust passed
y. thousands of sufferers from Dysenfery and
~ mrsn,nea have been relieved by the use OF HOSTRT
IEk'S HITTERS, me edicne which "a eyidsntiS dos.
nea 70 maintain permhnent place the public es-
hson, .han Bilious darrh0a is one OF those diseases
clne lhey administer to aet upon the bowels never
sees TO reach the eource ofthe evil, The dnicullS
W get remedyth that win reach all the digestive or
m u themselves ofths disease This pIoblemis is solved
W me BIfTkRSt which never fails 10 conquer she
ost stubborn eases- 1tis onlyfar 10 say thai tfin
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more cures than any other ever presented TO the pub
lic and during the fall, which that terrible seoure
will gain fresh fame . az = =. =
Sold BY dragGI.tsahd dealers eenOfaiy, everywhere
| II PSee advertisement in another column. lrn9S
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
InfIammntIOhs,

n: Bingham, q celebrated Physician OF Utica. New
YORK Aays''i have treated caseb Oh ihhammaion AZ
the Brain, Inflammation of the Lungs, Inflammation
Of tine bowels and Kidneys, In1ammatory Rheuma-
nsm, Child Bed Fever, with DIR. Trask's Magnetic
remedies have failed, also 0f Group Scarlet Fe
yer, Canker and rcat and Lungs with like
success. In the Epidemic as the Pplrd by
which so many valuable lives were lost tested IL FREE
quently and IL never fail6d Of eecting speedy and
certain cure. In easee OF Burns, Sprans, Bruises,
No No Fhysician or famiiy will be single day without
ms medicine after becoming Acquanted with itspo
er to cure.n SORE LIPS, ,CHAPPRD HANDS AND
CH!LBI AIMS, are completely cufed by Two ar thee
applications Of the Magnetic Ointment.t 3as sff 4
Read adyertisement In this paper.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

sented more Of his body 10 the fire Of his
opponent. He stood erect, but with his
head rather down. Once his foot got
fraction over tie line. when Mr.. McKib-
ben stepped forward and replaced it. He
took one good look st his antagonist, ran
his eve rapidly over the intervening
ground as il drawing beeline. and did
not again raise bis eye until the word was
given TO FIRE. which was at quarter past
seven. Mr.. BrodeTich raised his pistol,
and bad slowly brought it to an angle o.
forty>6ve degrees. when owing to the del
icscy Of the hait trigger. it wasdischagcd
the bah entering The ground about foul
PAGES from him. Judge Terry fred a fe 4
seconds later, taking deliberate aim; a
that instant Mr.. Frederick clapped hi
left hand to his right breast, reeled SLOWLY
10 the left, and before his seconds coult
reach him, fell to The ground. still holding
his pistol Judge Terry folded his arms
but did not move from his position. Th'
seconds Of Mr.. Broderick Immediately raj
TO bis aid, aud found that the bullet hat
entered just forward of the right nipple
and lodged, as was supposed, under tn
left arm.
Judge Terry aud his friends, upol
leaving the field. drove rapidly into III
lefty, and took boat for Oakland, an
thence by private conveyance to Sacra
mento via MARTINEZ. At the latter plac
he experienced some difficulty in Gsitin
ferried across to Bsneeia. The flags j
both places were then suspended at he
mast, caused by the false report Of Nj
Broderick's death. lie was able 10 sp,s
during the aliern on; but owing to n
Woupding Of the lungs, the ariiculatio
was generally unintslligable. Fbe intel
nal bleeding caused intense pain and
suffocating sensation. No hopes were er
tertained 81 bis recovery. and at 9 u'cloc
on the morning oftbe 10th be expired.
l :.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
SEEING THE ELEPHANT:--A friend re.
lates the following circumstances ss hav-
ing occurred at Frankfort Kentucky. =,

SEEING THE ELEPHANT:--A friend re.
.lales the following circumstances ss hav-
ing occurred at Frankfort Kentucky.
1t seems that on the day 10 question, a
menagerie was expected In the city, and
the people were naturally on the alers for
the approaching sishtss-sn interest in
which, the sequel shows, his honor the
Judsa, Eeenly participated, AolRithstahd.
Ii g the court was held on that day, though
not exactly as usual. In the progress of
the mornings business, case Of couinu.
ance arose. which the Judge was not atall
inclined to iayor. The lawyer in charge,
having urged his plea with all the ingenu-
ily and ability at his command. was at
length In the act Of yielding the point in
despair, when brother lawyer, especislly
lup 10 snuff, rose and whispered in his ear
that the menagerie had arrived and the el-
ephant would swim the riverl Brighten.
ing with hope. the witty lawyer at once
drew himself DIP defefentially, and address
ling the Court said: 54re fea asst
| MAY itplease your Honor, I!have this
moment learned that the Great Ametioan
Menagerie has reached the city; and the
elephant will Immediately swim the Ken
lucky river! The people liam informed,
atealready thronging upon the banks to
witness this extraordinary feat.iii ssissa,u
The hit was palable: The intelligence
wrought Q wonderful change in the bear
1 ing Of his honor. His stern lcounlenance
at ouce relaxed into the most genial com
placency, and in generous excitement re.
4 marked: ,Ial 11t, iso.s 5shs. 7s4sE
Gentlemen, / grant this continuance
aud adjourn the courtS never hap1
seen an elephant swim river and am
an old mau---it isn't likely that Illssvcl
have better opportunity. The courts ad
journedi" As 9 7d4,I ep.v a,e;
i The hst thing our friend saw. OF th,
court il was mSking for the river at 4
speed never coutemplatedsby the Life In
Suranoe company.isVerily there's no re
J sisting the elephant. 3 3, tgalp as
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
-M1RW1E1.

On September 96th, by Rev. J. J. SUIT
ter, Mr.. H. E. HEDoEs. OF Circlsville, and
Miss LoUIsA SEAaLH. OF Hooking county.
By the same on the 4th Of October
Mr.. JOHN Cnooks. and Miss MGEiA A.
BEERY, both ofthis county. ,'s'ass
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

/, rT.500O Agents, ,Wanted--To sell four new
invensiohs. Agents haye made over sSR5 900 OF :
Tour stampsand get So pages particulars, gratis. y
.:1 $50 kPHBAIM BROWN, Leweil, Mass.
September 8, ,Is59--6mI9 ..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

TPAgents Wanted in This state 10 can.
vass with the GOLDEN sALyE., Sells rapidly. Can
make good pay. For teTihs &c. send stamp. 4s3sSf
tt9F 80 (, .C;P. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass
September 8, is59--6mlO -
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EERead DR.. MANLxr's Advertisement
Of his next monthly visit in another col.
uhn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-13
SIR JAMES oLARKE,s

CBL sBRATED FEMALE PILLS
THIS invaluable mediane i unnIinE Ia fe clrs y
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A bottle ~oaasiaing 50 pins. ana e1-ircled vita TIC
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Sole sgest for TIE United slate and Canaia-,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-13
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
For Rent.

CIfpATED one and = haf miles northesst Of Court
. Square. The improvements fmbrace a Daelune
House. o~uutainirE SIX roedss . dlbie Kiilhcu, Smoke
House, sore Room. Stabies, CarTisre House, etc aI
new and comfortably afranzcd- Thel1t c1utains 335-io0
acres. incluiinC q garden 10 q dns state af cultivation, a
dne Orchard, Pasture, etc. Fer particulars apply @
s. n LAMB,
.us-Iu 70 % MaIa .trerL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-13
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

VTAa reris-af more extensive aa1ru-riatious ueues-
III ary- AsPLENDI0 LACE sAfEGHoc1 hs been
ft-d up A. y $50 Nah street, ueu dNr ~ lcEinney
d Co.'S Furniture store, c~8unet-nE Wiz ne latter uIan
the second for
IL reputation O. SINGERS SEEIN MACHINES,
l. > =eu established. 10 10 deemed surerduous o. eNra-
u1ie snu fhclr merits. especially since % IS Customary
b. assersas etT nd q SeEiE Me1llne whether
rno1 q hld. - supariE .cr atlefs- lual % Al others.
But a=srtfn s1a1t prsot and Baafnslbie psrs1u wiz
uat % punur Advertisement, while De can avail hiu-
self o. tha epp1rfunlu Of ludFiug By personal Inspection
ghat Machine Isbest saited 10 his uurpae-
r Itis impossible tr he u~urchlser q a SINGER Aaeline
D. De deceived. simply teause each Machine D. sla Win
Df riviieee o. rrturninEi tlua aume % DO should
aat Fr9ve % De what Do vas rearceentef
Were 30 Necessary, we could point to a volume 81 facts
Illustrative o. the maxim; "Sur-ess E q sure eFllrlce
Of meritrf tits reu fnorgn that T. N. Sllger and b
ward CisFt. who cuusItdte che lrm p 7 n Singer n
Co. have beoane mili1naires. TITS an uulenlaos al
that Singers Machines have always Commanded a higheF
price, ana that theye is a much larger number q them
sii lan e auF other Eind, and thet hrnfrcds q tles-
Hl hines have tetH 10 ~daig re- Pr upwards o.
seven yelrs. being sim in good o0niiuon-
Siurer's new mandatory IN New lo-k j. ousidereda
r-msrEahle structure even In that city o. mammoth e-
tahU-rmua;s Tf with all mssr immense nclues Ley
are bsreiv ale tesupplY &c hmani whkh mort
than doubled since the uuhhc has disuverc1ta ~ cen
cr .ul wdrthlsssneEs o. the scores o. seHins Machines
with whiah the whole country is deiuged-
These Ra8 euDt pStedin me sewing Aaehlnr trade,
would D. vel % make q tbor5ush exrn-nanau before
.lesins.
r-Prises u slu-ers Nacl.rcs from SIS e ESQ.
H.H-HmrHH """. EUWHA DEAN haHlLa
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COSMORllIIC %STEREOSCOPE.


4 MONG ne --latest inveutionsi 10 ORuos- taeEe Is ~
n ding more inssructive and amusins Than ile
StreusuDe. The sereescanc Ylevs are lmFresslols
from Nature. representing he flGst SleaeTles, Laes
aalHanumrnis IN Eurors and fhis country waich 7te0-
81 hnsuEh thiatn1trumea. ahlE io.e ateGs On bid re-
fief elalr as they are. ana thus ere Gc best mriels
tr Anuts eavet Che best idea 81 freIan CCm-riel and
ML aal make ~ nnest Earar riauauts
Clf1cus ulsuau-crs vlslulg Me cifgs s1oul1 1atfai
% aleu e. MULLER. Opilan. 1u Maiu street. upp0-
she Prvns b stevu's uHck. aui cNauine uhese mag
uil1eut Tiew
J.f received he lrrest ana dacst collection Of
VIEWS 90 Eurups ADD 90 the uuitct States
lo1 dGareut Vcvs cf thr City 0f Paris.
so Masrsut Views Of Svitreraui. Austria, Germany,
aul Trraf.
go dferrnt Views 1f me Rhiue.
100 ilEsrcut Views of lalE Clnsauunaple. Greecs,
E-gut Euhia- Falcstlue and ne Hay Land
90 slnfreuL Views 20 LeDdln
SO S1anerw ~ Eagiand. Irelani, Sa1aud, sltucs,
FamilF Gre-pes. etc
coo heEEtimlg umluat-aiuferlg aoiexterlQr views
pa Paris and oudln- Ans
so Glass Views % Europe and dis plain md
oeAEei O. Natlre.
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INC Great RlIIInrd Match.

DETRoIT. MICH. April i9.-The Teat billiard msta
between Mussrs Kassnaush and FoisN q same of uns
thousand points for $500. was ven By Eavanaush hy
eleven points he made III points IN enc run mers
l. great ezatemcut sboui another game between Aessrs
Phelsn ard s~srriter for $1,000. which takes place b.
night. There are great nunbers fruu an parts u the
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