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stEg" ARTIFICIAL YEaru-IHR CHEo.

PLASTIC FEeCEss &c W JONES, DEYTlsT having
purchased the erc'Hsirs Tlgh' tor the above
mode # making TEE!n. ana aitr using ant t.st-
lAJ It il fhe IL Hc'tt cases jgheyc otter Jl1ses
mi fIiei Is epireig S .fei c as absolute S,le,i
afiy over the gold, silver and piatina mcthod can.
Therefore. with confidence, recommend il to all no
desire full partial sets uf teeth; aud esy cGL
!s a sact as may be ds5SGtthsd Utth h0Sc U3ey are
using. In ihis process, all of the Objections to
tl- gold plate are remoyec-fhe suction beiag per.
fet5-eGres c9nifDrt and S'abdtV the tit aIG the
'-h being enbeCel in the metal. the f9od is exclu
'e'; from unpeF or between them; they there
aEe cleaner, smoother. and IL every respect better
ln consequence Of the perfect adaptation Of tue
I,ste IL the mouth, and the suction thereby &C.
cured. he can insert one or more teeth gjbGi clasps
sn1 IN ali case. guarantee perfect and satisfactory
1T.
his method having been adopted and commend.
Il ~ these standing highest in the profession
North aud South, testimonials will he given, aud
sPcCiueus exhibited, 10 any who may tesire to see
them. The oil plates Of thOse wishing TO exchange
The old method for the Dew. will be taken in part
nay. VIII Of course, make teeth on the old mode
i'T thosa " no may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth OK
IaCted by electricity ter those who wish 1t.
CihCe opposite CuIinIhiam Hall. jaT--ly
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WESTERN EsTERpRIsE.-A work entitled "The
Great West and it's Commercial Metropolis, st.
Louis, is about to be published at st. Louis. at a
cost OF $40, II will give full information 10
regard 10 st Louis, the State of Missouri by coun-
ties, and the valley Of the Mississippi.
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DREPARE FOR THE 22D the 6irtn

\ day OF Great Washington, who, by his energy
Gave to these great United States Eternal Liberty
Housekeepers hotel keepers and storekeep not
ready liked for tho wants of thousands of friends
and strangers who will arrive celebrate that day
with us, piesse call at SCuAAP 4 CO.'S establish
ment as they md there the cheapest and greatest
MIA, Block Tin aad White Metal, Coffee and Tea
Pots; also the Old Dominion oues; Excelsior Table
Cutlery, epoons. etc; Tea Trays; Looking 6lasses
some Of immense sizes. aud Kerosine Oil Lamps
aud others, besidss thou. lands of other Goods be-
longing to the hoasefurnisaing and fancy business
SCHAAP co.
ia fCoruar Rroad nd Al sts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- LIcoRIcI.

LIcoKICI.
A. o. @. BRAND.
q, Ta, =. ABOVE WELL KsoTs .AvoEITI BsAsp, .IwAr
de Sly "a, PINE srRlST. NEW Yohk.
1~ BARaAIEs, BARGAINS For thu
best bargains in Raglands, fancy notions dress and
cloak trimmings. cal st the cloak and mantle de pot
jan 2, 4. EZEKIEL. 6s Main street
~ CLOVER HILL CoaL.-Both Hail
and Lump. Of the above COAL, for sale by
Ja D-zm Near Petersburg DEPOT
~HARTsHoRsEs CuRs-ALL-
TIE GREAT P4fIN ANNIHYLATOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM.
PREPAR RED By 4 CHEMIST.
THE GKEAIEsT DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
HARTsHoRNE'S CURE-ALL should be keptin
ss cu es in less time than it requires to
1t pain in any part of the system and is used
HAETSHORNE5C 5 CUKE-ALi. cures Rheumatism
Neuralgia and Chlklaips
UUHE.ALL cures Cramps, Collie,
III ART SHORNE'5 CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
dmbs, n , M Eide, @ Back: Breast, Teeth and Ears.
~ ARTsH0RSk'5 CURE-ALL cures Sprsins,
aAKfsHOKNE's CUREALL cures Pains in the
'eet and swelling of the Joints
hAKIsHoHNES II CURE-AbL cures Stiff Neck
rom Cold, and Ague ia the Breast.
HARTsHORNEs CURE ALL is good for Dyspep-
IA, Weak stomach and Bowels.
whenever Nn,s you have psin, use the CUREALL, as
aees upon the Nerves, Musles, Siuews, Blood and
zones, and, 0y It's warming electro magnetic power
xpels oil pain from the system. Get bottle and
The above medicines to be had at eli Drug storss
y ncHanona, Nortok, Petersburg and ali towns in
"sih"' oc l5-6m
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Cry CoUECIL.-An adjourned meeting
OF the Council was held yesterday afternoon at
O'clock. fresent-Messrs. Saunders, Allen, Rob.
pson, Hill, Roddey, Greanor, Whitfield, Epps
Glazebrook. Denoon, Stokes, uaskins, Randolph
and Grattau.
Hacks -Mr Grattan reported al amendment to
the ordinance on hacks, which was adopted, and
which declares "that between the hours ois O'Clock,
2. NJ, and daylight, when hackman's horses are
put up in his stable he shall not be compelled to
bring them out. But if he does consent to carry
the person calling upon him, he shall do so AT the
rates fixed iu this ordinance, under the penalty
aforesaid"
Tar B0N.-The ordinance concerning taxes was
taken up, and the substitute offered by Dir. Saun-
ders defeated, by vote of 9 to II.
The bill, as reported by the Committee, was
then taken up and discussed at great length -
When completed, the Council will no doubt have
the ordinance published
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E,,s- pR. MlNNocK's INnlAN PANAcEA,

rsk 7HE CrkTAIS tUsE oy NEURALGIA AND RHEU-
s,~i-N This {, MP uLd ct"C:uaty relieves ana
re- Nru -aigis an tn aumail"m IN IT. most acute
.-.. TIE great uCCess vita which Il has met and
:ttl~cstasIGg temau. lustiirS the assertion, that
Stands unrlyAicd As remedy, Those who have
=. prc! sui are now relieved, wiling witnesses
.. t-Aaif of its Virtues. The many testimonies
a. l have been given in i,s behalf are Convincing
aui satisfactory The afflicted have only to try
sat Re convinced.
Many certificates Of Us Efficacy lie ses by sp.
-stiop 10 tGo Agents
CO. -'he genuine parAcea is TO be had OF all
V-egSi-ts Orders adaTos 81 to the tIencral Whole.
sle Agents FISHER & WINSTON,
pTuSgiSts rs nalu street, Richmond, Va.
Price, one Dollar per bot se io ls-im
fs1P~ FINE SMOKING AND CHEWING To
FACG9-C Constantly GA hand ana for sale by
JOHN w GARLlCK,
e L. hpatheCary AMI JruSg!>t
hT~ HENRY L. BROOKE has resume d
q practice of Law in the city Of Richmond.
-lCo lu BeiNiu's Se@ Building. on I2lh. fronting
E,as street. ia Pots
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com pany to emigrate 10 the Pixies Peak Mines
10 forming la Buffalo.
hr. Basil Baker, we'll known London actor,
died on the 2ish January, aged "a.
Jerry Baker, 9 notorions counter feitsr. died ia
prison at MchinnYiile, Tenn, on the 18th inst
Prof. Il. A. EzslI, of Marshall University, Texas,
tied on the "a inst.
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IA JAIL AS A RUNAWAY-Was committed
N to the Jail of the Corporation OF the city of
~ Norfolk on the 18Th day OF Novemotr less
o ro man calling himself TuM BAILY The said
negro man is hve feet seven and one half inches
high, and weighs ono hundred and siXty-nve
pounds about ,nirty years old, of O light complex
ion. states that he was born in Summerset county
Maryland. and claims to be born free; had on when
committed to Jail. sheep's grey Clothes and sailor
hat THOc CURpkEW
lie 9-fw Sergeapt City Nol folk
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ANNIVERSARY BALLs.-A large number
of persons attended the military ball at Mechan-
les Institute Hail. last night, and at early hour
bid fair to have gay time
The fOnng Guard Ball, We understand, was
we'll attended, and have no doubt that the fair
visitor: and their soldier gallants, spent the
ming pleasantly.
Tas Blues had party at the Arlington House,
aud judging from what We know of the CORDS,
enjoyed themselves III their own way.
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RUNAWAYS.

3 S25 "A REWARD of S25 will
be paid f-r the delivery OF a Negro si an. call.
N ed PHIL TAYLOR. This negro was pur.
&k>ehased in Richmond, at auction, ON the sth
na,, lo3!, ana Dill OF saie made by George w
Sneiings. lie Is of mu!atto color; good teeth.
which he shows 10 advantage when speaking; walss
tadIy gave said negro money and q pass to go
sides IN Chesterfield. she is Tree woman and from
what have heard he is harbored by her The
above sum will be paid, if delivered to Dickinson
Hill Co, CT Richmond.
JOHN SAUNDERS
le Io-ImF LorcttO. Essey County.
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ts1 HARTsaGRRE 8 AETI-EILIoUs PILLS
es the satest and best Purgative pills In use They
o. up9n rue Liver, Stomach and Bowels CARRYING
80 ~ sli Dl.e aud every foul secretion. They dont
Eie are easy ia taeir operation and can bs ke,,
tsnY time without fear OF exposure They remoye
r. 's & rom the systom and prevent RheuHa ,isra -
it,,Iyau Iyau sonar With any pain use HARTSIiOR R,g
pUhEALL the great PAIN ANEIIIfIxToe 7,
Ly9 '59 hssea a. cough, use HARTsH0RNE,s Ct1iJG u
world s" F[iup III the
e'ia By all Druggists in Richmond. &C is-sm
AEr Ro! ALL ys DYspgpTIcsi-Al,
= Tho I@ snher from Headache Giddinass Garynnsness
.eeFl.i,s. Dlmness OF Vision, Bad Taste In the
UsIt. Uns,tt. Irregular or Deficient Appetite Aeidify
,sa,saH y costlVeness. dc, &c can be promptfy
,'a t a -, " sseslti. BY the use ofgAngRis CEIE
"nAssb PhEHIUAs EfTFkRa ~ "i'hA
Els tsstaCed, Va. "'"''oh ~ gHinkRisS,
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fad "a.
lends sud
iete stuk
are, now
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~ CLOVER HILL CoAL.-Both Hail
and Limp. of the above COAL, fer sale by
WHITING
ja aD-2m Near perersbnrc nanot
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A. o. @. BRAND.
THk ABOVE WELL Known YAvoRITx BRANp ALwAYs
On BIT JAMES y. McANDKkW.
oe o-iT 81, PINE sfRIBT, NEW NohK.
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~ bARGAIEs. BARGAINS For the
best bargains in Raglands, fancy notions dress and
CLOAK trimmings. cal st the cloak and mantle de
jan y Il. EZEKIEL, 69 Main street
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NEW
one Pc!
y rthf~
nil@ se9n
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raE~ DEBlLITArKD PEBsoNs-Those

n EeJL~ pbHlLiTATkD GBhsOES-InoRe
who have suffered from Hcessant fcvers loss OF ap-
petite. or improper diResiiounay easily be cured
by tle usa uf BAEER'S BIrrERs. We have known
entirely r"atOTed 10 health by these citfers
visiting all the Watering places without receiy
ing .uy benefit II any Of our readers sufForing
q from pyspepsia Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver IN
digestion, hguc and Fever Sour stomach or Loss OF
ppetie, they viii ind certain relief by using these
Filters direetss. Delicate females may rest as
sQTed that those Bittcrs admirably adapted 10
their diseases, and never fail in quickening nature
sud restoring the bloom Of health 10 their cheeks
4 Iesthng infants may also be improved by their
whilst all classes ana soxes will be benefited
b their strengthening properties A. family
medicine, these Bitters stapd nnrivalled and Hust
eventually supersedo all others We invite a trial
81 once.
For salebv PARCEL. Lsdd Co. and by alI the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. oc ~
E EEReH LEsCREs.-I Lave jus. re-.
otyed, BY Adams Express fresh lot of Swedish
Es, which will be applied upon most reason.
able ts1ins.
s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
~ Gan be found at all hours of the day ST the Hair
Difsssng Hoots under the American Hotel and OF
h'9ht on ssh straet. French Garden Hill
ms z'-ts II. q. RoBs0ss
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OFFICE OF THE CovIN6ToN AND ONO RAILROAD, /
CovINGToS. ALLEGHANY Co., Va. Jan. Sd. 1853.
Two MANUFACTURERS UF CEMENT.
= Proposals ill be received ut this Office, until
the l4th February, 1859, inclusive-to manufacture
one hundred and fifty Thousand bushels of hydrau-
lie Cement within distance of five niles of this
place for use in the masonry now under contract on
the line of the Coyipgton and Ohio hailfosd.
Further information may be had By persons de-
sirous of Offering proposals. application at this
Office, on and after the 2lst inst.
By order of the Board of Public Works.
CHAhLES g FIsKE,
iaf-2td&2tawaw Chief Engineer.
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e:S3~ IF YoU HAVE Il COUGH,

EsF LIZ ToU HAVE Il COUGH,
TAKE HAaPTON's TINCTURE
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTUaE
/! you have Rheumatism,
TAKE aAMPT0N's TINCTURE
II you have Bronchitis,
TAKE HAMpr0N's TINCTUgE.
If you have Pain 10 the back
T-KE HAIPToN's TINCTURE
II you are all Weakness,
TAKE HAMPrON's TINCTURE.
II you have Headachs.
ASTHMA, COUGH, CONSUMPTION. The writer
Il most highly esteemed; like thousands OF orr best
Known citizens feels il u duty to bear Testimony Of
'he wonderful curative power of HAMPTON's
without giving il q trisii Call and get pamphlet.
ald see testimony.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. IS. 1858.
a~Ssfs Mortimer q M0l0brdy-G Gentsiaen: have
been some tine afflicted with Asthma accoTnpa
MED wit. snortress of breath with many IS nrtius
G.; Cousuup ion 4 friend, knowing Of the healing
properties Of HAMPTON'S E0ETEBLE TING
TCRE from having used the same, induced me TO
procure bottle Of the TIncture, and by the uss of
one bottle was g. much better that WAS induced to
restored 20 my usual health and will say TO oil per-
-uas who are afflicted as | was to use II UAMpTON'E
VEGETABLE TiHCfURE.
0enCienen-You are 80 liberty to use my name
hr the beneist ot the afflicted
T. West corner Of Lbcrty aud Clay sts.,
Baltimore, Md.
s1- Gail and get Pamphlets and see cures.
ssid by PURCELL, LADD & co, Richmond; By
liz COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
EA!timoGs. and by Druggists and shop-ke-pers
everywhere
as 81 per bottle; six bottles for s5.
10 i-d>s
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Just CONE
in London
bets, orpa.
hii

~" sVbd1N
sets, oere
f. n
r6netsthe
! .1ewesry
lsree doors
IL af fine
er Caatns,
nd, Plated
rfnspNt Of
Repairing
.ocks. All
Q are waS
ont extra
OK Maker,
below Ist
a ssn
''--'a -a-'-a's-ss,-s-s,-
! NEW
lone
by nthf~
i'll I've SEEN
price ~ %
2 n
2 50
2 80
30
III,
weller,
aDd Rank
-
'EBBLE
KE. orr.
Iew lot Of
IN Pebble
" Glasses.
esnbe
mine.
led IN Old
NRE,
n street
-
BIB LIE
Invitethe
; snQ the
( Of 0oid.
and I'VE
IS, ef fhe
! and offer
my large
7 JtGiASs
, different
: long ex.
t sElt q
uirti.
hEe Bra.
s can how
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VIRGINIA: IN CHANCERY.--Atru rules
held for Chesterfield County, in the Clerks Of
fee thereof. on the ist Monday Ia February 1857
being the Sth cay Of the said month:
Henrietta. Elizabeth Hale. who sues by
William Moore, her grandfather. her
next friend. Plaintiff.
against
James " Hale, Defend'ns
This day the plaintiff fled her biil the object Of
which is to obtain adecree o. divorce incuo ma.
trimoni: and the said defendant not having pade
hs appearance, aid it appearing by a11davit hied
that he s not resident Of this stats u 10 ordered
thst he appear here within one month after due
publication of this order and do what 10 necessary
to protect his interest in this suit thss cory OF
this order be published once week for four sue
cessive weeks IN one Of the newspapers published
in the city of Richmond; and that another copy
hereof be posted the front door OF tbs court house
Of this county In the first Of term OF ofCnnty Court
of the aforesaid county.
A copy-Teste, cocrY,. n n
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BIB L e
1858.

tcian.
streets
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and use
| specially
cash or
nd Brass
ended to
800.
| er and
tic Brsu-
No. iS4
OF duty
Afuscat
hd Whis-
, (H.aun-
o4ytGrs
Havana
,,
II io~ 10
-.
& icHl q
q,
|ceIslor
ON
no TID &c,
&c Oc
| have for
Crates,
Pieces,
|lgs aEd
|s,cinder
Shoyets
|oiIEans;
ei's, Of
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~ Advertisements prbl.shed until forbid.
% charged 50 cents per Quarc Of ten lines fer IL
nrst fnsertoe, and Is ccnts for sacl. consinususs
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Rf af fine
er aatns.
nd. Plated
rtment of
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and use
specially
cash or
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

6t1s sil asgll tsisf lisd ssmHli III
.sasal6di u do5i "a Do ilss dltue ~ %
odi iBaos 3. lo9N lsersog odi 10 ,sea sat
-Alis .islsmsih q. Jsai % 10 ilsg arood
% 10 iihq dioOo.5 ID Rods 81 "a s'nlov
sis nj osii s'Isbqe sdl ipd ;isidi aan'
-sh sidi 10 baHog sigais 8 has ,1suh ssETil
hrs ID hlnoR e,usisdrs 95oIis 'iis sisad
.adols sdi sss4nosHs o. 'ao'o
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

Home again, homo again, eifdo 'hA
From foreign shore; 'ir.isai
1H s. And os aia my soul with Joy,
TO meet NJ IIl6nd1 Once .mpls 81
Aefet dr0pped the parting tear. :,
To crossths oeeana foam
i,rs7t But now Pm. once again with those z
~ .f, Who kindly greet me home. ~. ed, "a,
~ Home again, &c. . - a.,
Happy hearts, happy hearts, . t1rig (.
With mine h ave laughed In glee,
t9jlG1 Buto, the friends 1loved IN youth
sfK 10 Seem happierto me. Il 3jiH Nd' ~
And II my guide should be tho fate, r
x5T;R Which bids me longer foam, 10
l,.,.s But death alone can break the to- n,
Which binds my heart TO home, -
= -''@ Home again, &c.
=. ti Music sweet, inusic soft, ,,t IN
Jingers round the place ~
And o, feel the childhood charm,
~ That time cannot eHace. az
~ Then give me but my homestead roof, U
.gtN siaI ask no palace dome; { rnali
fi For Lean live ahappy life dtad nissan
II q With those love at home. .p
Home again, DO. ,r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
siia-asi ri.. slas4 rff ut9ri
.naKntm Kl1tlmuHaaI no

-H-.,,sq -ssi,oi7iv ns1uspgsh 'gursi So ititstEpf
-gssa sslsssl ralrsW ~ ,isf- lido % ise. fasi
lista tssois ~ ,stvo; >. ssaslss ~ zHsa tan ~
- - siUstrg ~ irissn tisfvH1sI efas rrai er"a
tiiasmrd isyhI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

o iash 80 nali hs,os&sas s1sf ~
,.lssesoo rsasiss.i "a s,slAn ~ d,atug
- RapsuJ yFssa Stsg,sH ~ asie ~
N Es7vts ysiHl = idyiu sl,h4sa - ~
leisssf ssa1 tr- .spilos,asn sl,aw -
.sss no y soiriqs 20 UsA tSsisis,
--ssel Z ks.isha 3ssF = ssis1A nsA
-csIAsi SS4b os vSs = sss .slms.s
tssars - u hsbiu .aulna NJ .a1ia
BAD .sAaald bee sslseiiiisss issasasl les
ls wstiI,s,a - s.iqassA Sc k.nssq
- EGsi..ai z Z. zaslsEs =
al ssIiissi Bss saiisisss 2 .haaltiah
a'ls All ssasss,ssai silsi-e . s,ysis
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

TEE SFoTs ON THE -SUN IRE uuusuaily
nunosoay MA large iitl Spar.l Ag lhe
present time there are eleven groups Of
spots visiBls. E&o 6F'HbieH have Just made
theie Gppealabce On xhelRestefnfedgesE A
very large spot has teen recently observed
nearly "a the centre, embracing 3 central
black spot. end q. siill larger penumbialre-
gion. Il is said to be uL LdergOing dialy
remarkable changes.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

ns E7F Lee,hsrtStpskiHRs Qwapts1to know
how itIaspspsd that Las MOup ain lie
,bApoopi4ts bi was dfope dsys in
the Canadian wilderness without food,s
when he had HaddoCk With him.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

bs9WIt,is an'old saying tiiatsman should
not InstyDnlAsslss edn snppo,t tsaI wl's;
andfrombs some examples aseiliSve pehnl We
,dnubtsysVy cmnchs Ehethera MOmahs can
prudeetIy matry yuplsss sbeI canesnPpeste 9
husband,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

bo1nHasPAdS,e' SAID Dur dsdie the O!hsr
daysAwhttf Do y6dnSst resemble 4 jactt
assgg 'Sof course We Tave'it up, and talE
ed on the young man for infofuatioD.4@
when you are hpss:slyles" lhpstile,) } We
fts;x Am ia sdtA Tod iBOS ltsiaisnds 4 VA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

The recent discovery ofan immense bed
Of oysters on the Connecticut shore. has
awakened the energies Of Doesticks, who
thus describes s q ' s.e s.e,..d
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

~ ~ dSass iine indiana yhssAtsncd Q
kss lasyear \ i Iof ccuisnpt 81 ecarn \ beys
expressed no eonfehaPt toE ths coess '..s. -.
Ikss ks lkxysF, ION he Contrary. fhass ea's-
fully concealed my feeling" - E = "
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-12

FRosr ELEVEN MONTHS IN THE YsAR.-
So far in 1859, says the New York Tribune,
we have had frost in this good State of
New York every month in the year and
that, too, in the &C uthern tier of counties,
whei it is generally supposed the weather
ia not very borean. Both on the first and
fourth mornings of July, at Allegheny, there
was quite show Of frost. On the fourth
the fences and plank walks were white
with an icy covering but vegetables were
not seriously injured. We also heard OF
frost in various other places throughout the
State, and we shall look for similar reports
next month. In September, sure, we shall
have it, SO that if August escapes we shall
have frost in eleven months Of the year.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-12
A Skulemaster Wanted.
CooN CRRRK. ,June 26th '5f

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Know aoout ta'kin' ipJun ana s9rveyin'.-
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~ sns Moro, ana turn sulnmersets: Ams
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-12

The LATE RIoHARD RUsu.-This eminent
statesmen died in Philadelphia, of which
city, he vas native, on Saturday the 30th
ult. He was second son OF DR.. Benjamin
Rush, one of tho signers of the Declaration
of Independence, and eminent both as o
Physician and Statesman. His maternal
grandfather, Richard Stockton, of N:w Jer-
sey, was another signer of the Declarati jon
of Independence He was born in August
of 1880, and had therefore nearly compA-
ted his seventy ninth year. He graduated
at Princeton College when l8 years of age,
and was admitted to the bar in his native
city, in 1900. He held many important
offices, among which were U. S. Minister to
Great Britain under President Monroe and
to France under President Polk. In 1920
he was nominated on the same ticket with
John Quincy Adams for the Office Of Vice
President Of the United States, and received
the same number of electoral voter. He
died full Of honors and possessing the uni
verssl respec: and esteem of his countrymen