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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-14
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-14
Real o5state.

o. REAL ESTATE in the city will be
ksiS taken in exchange for Timber Land, or for few
zAzsma Farms out of the city. Also for sale loc for
cash or credit Houses in the city, varying in price from
$500 to $4,000 as well small Farms and lots few
acres each for moving pasturng. Persons wishing to
buy or sell are respectfully invited to call on
LARKIN SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, 236 Man-st., Worcester.
mch3 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-14

DOWDER, SHOT, AND CAPS kept
Il constantly on hand and for sale by
CHAS. Z. BROOKS,
Do diff No. s Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-14

they wouldn't catch him maxim fool of him.
self by kissin' girl right before the minister
it he'd have been Lizzy, John Boynton's
ears woulfhave supg for one while but girls
were fools 70
So John Boynton got housekeeper; and
Lizzy had more than one Thanksgiving day
in her life, beside the Governors appoint
ment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-14

NHEKIFF4S SALE. COMMONWEALTH
~ OF MASSACHUSErTS-W Worcester, S.. February
18th, A. d. S59By virtue of execution which issued
on Judgment in favor OF Isaac Tucker of Uxbridge in
the County of Worcester Yeoman against Oliver c. En-
erson of Douglass in said County, Yeoman before Zaock
A TAFT Esquire Justice of the Peace within and for
sad County on the twentysxth day of February, A. d.
1857 have taken all the right in equity, that the said
Oliver G. Emerson had the twenty-sixth day Feb
ruary A. d. 1859 or now has to redeem certain morgaged
Real Estate living in Douglass and elsewhere said Coun
ty of Worcester, and the that is described in
gage deed from said Oliver c. Emerson to Ezra Morse
dated May Sth A. d. 1880 and recorded in the Worcester
Registry of Deeds Book 1863 Page 2S4; also in a mort
gage deed from said Oliver c. Emerson to the inhabitants
of the town of Douglas, dated May St A. d. 1880 and
recorded In the Worcester Registry of Deeds Book 463
Page 35 and ON Thursday the thirtyrst day of March
next at three O'Clock in the afternoon the public house
of Asa Thayer, in Douglas in said County shall offer
for sale to the highest bidder, at Public Auction the
aforesaid Rights in equity of redemption satisfy said
execution and all fees and charges Of sale
mch DIV THOMAS ALDRICH, Deputy Sheriff
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

From and after the lsi day of January ~. '','
following rnlcs and regulations viii be r'n'N' w
forced at this pfirc. L.,
l,t The Office will lr opened regularly every "s
(~undiys eSerp'ed) as O'Clock 4. ". and ,"e'
~ o'clock. teopcaed u, halt past one. and Close" ="
half past o'ciock y. VI f., the day. "a,
end On Monday. "Wednesday and Friday hispu,
the office viii be opened a, 5 O'Clock of on" h'"'
only.
sil. Al mall matter for the Northern counties WV
Jefferson mus, he deposited In the office on or o''
half past oclnck i II, II the day of departure ="
that line nf stages.
TN, Al matter designed for the East or West w
shreveport and Henderson must bc Deposited W ~ A.
office hs O'Clock I. ". ct the days previous '" W.
day OF departure OF thpse lines to insure IT. pa-saa
h,h. Al matter Designed to NJ ont by any 81 y, ~
other mail routes, must be deposited by "el''A -
VI Of the day previous IL their departure.
Gin Persons calling Tor letters 80 papers. must "
ply within the hour. prescribed The opening ei w
door Of the house In which the oiice l. lscrt'ai VIZ
hc nn index that the Post ofec Is open other h'
nos- will hc conducted IN lhc ..ae building.
pbsr MASTER,
Dec II. 1854.
y II, Persons In the habit II dropping lesi't
into the lnN. with rt,iHr-t fer tine i"ps'tr' "
charged ~ thcm al THEFT hoAn. NJ such ate'a''
ram "t 70 "a 'a nadg.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

Jrnes GaEGc--A correspondent Of the
Dallas Herald proposes Judge John Gregg as a
candidate for Congress from the Western Dis.
iriel. The Fairfield Pioneer approve the sac-
rcstion, and advocates bis claims. Judge Gregg.
in our opinion, Is one Of the most able men Of
his age in the State and would hl the position
with erea, to himself and to Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

a<,y" An ARRAY occurred in Crockett ON
Christmas morning between a man named Tro'-
ter and llumph Turner IN which the latter was
killed. According 10 the Printer the killing
was clearly jnsiiiiahIc,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

So We have received several numbers n the
American Cotton Planter Published at Montgomery
Ala. II Is a pamphle, Of % pages closely printed
anl execn,sa with n4stae4- The articles ART well
wat,ea and the magazine contains fund 81 yalua.
tie Information 10 planter. 1t {. pabli.haa At the
exceedingly low pree q a. OF so fsf elesss copies
No planter should be without Il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

Tho Republican offscc has boo, removed to the
South sde Of the Public square. IN the second s,ory
Of Mr. Van H,os's building. known Van Hook
Hall
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

pa Copies Of Richardson's Texas Almanac
eau be found at the drsg store Of j Iancas
Ter 4 Co, in this place They are sold at the
low price o. 80 cents each. Every man in the
county ought To ge, one The Information con
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

member oi the Legislature now in
session at Indianapolis. who had been
coughcd down on several occasions,
ohercd o resolution nstructing the door.
hc"pot to buy twenty dollars worth Of
cough medicine for tie use OF the
members.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

r.1y- eco the advertisement Of Mr. Miller
johnson who has opened blacksmith and wag
on shop in Marshall \ wagon shop has been
much nealnd IN Ibis place
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

Casnma at,d.
MARSHALL MASONIC yExALE INSTITUTE

..,.... IL .,rc,t eradication -
I'.l.t.,',, ~ all the friends
N ,,itncss the Lively
~ -. H.. ,,tne journals II
NA'I'.u 49,, ,,auifastipr in the pros
- ,,nflir institutions Of
'a ,',,.ilr ao1 Vr Jarrett are
nrlf.. .rfit VI rthv Of all
'Nl'''''', rbe.. remarks are ellie.
.'''''' ,.'''1' ,.,.nt notice.. which have
POI" .,b vsur journals. of s.iat
'll'' ~ ,l. yDuHr ladies ia thc
.u...t.u Masonic Female Institute
,a''''......,.l,,p,,,,,rv notices. So well De-.
~ b., lint Institution. wi1 De- ap
'.....i ~ I'm liharl ma.aad persons
....,.9 IL Nlf-lal should D.
r ~. l,i..ti. t.-.f..a Utt lHsttH
...,.......nf.'e. rria.e.l Gu
,..,....,'. o4 UhraHiv Wiih
.t.., H., r,.ret..a Rurl aad t.f p.ti.
,....f .,.F.aaa.8s.i. 4ra entering mp
g.. .....,..,. - aH#.aar spacious. c.m.
..l ,..t.r.I .fy#t.i,Hr to- THAT
t.I.u r.sr. +.
..4 H.. r..,rk which ls4m h4-
r..s. .aguuHy h.it rs Prev. smith
tH.t IF r'sHt't a-'f"'+ IT. eng "
~" ''. ..'.. ,,. ,,lar A.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

Large detachmcnts It French troops
are approaching the confines Of Swilzer.
land and concentrating on the frontier
switzerland has asked Tor an cxplana-
ton pi this movement Of the French
troops. aud there was much excitement
IN Switzerland in consequence Of ilrsc
warlikc demonstrations
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

No WATER Yfr We lcarn from the Austin State
Gazette that the Attesan Well in the rear of the
Capitol has he.n bored 10 the depth II 32p feet Mr.
Peterson the contractor Is operating by .tan. Ne
averages aboa; foot and half per day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

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p" '''''"a
lilfd
v.,o.,rtrn
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...4......... .s..,t... Go. 1sr..r fb.
....... ,,...tl....,. .r a5- ..l,asa4 and
e....r t..y,,.an d,. FORMER Secretary
t,....... =. a.r.s As. .sr s.t,,4p.rsrv
.t,t ,so.. III. r,;.ns oaar PASSED AZ
d.. r..,.,,,.., I'd. .t..Ll.l.l,r. lately
.....,l.i..l ;, tt,t.g.,,. yl,.1 they were
f..,,I...,.l ..,... H.. Convention ,d
'uu.ncd and rs numbo Of VII Yer
e.f. friends VIII the Flag inform ms
........,......,. .,.,lb.ll.,. gsfr uI..rn, st
a..
'''7 H'.' '''- 81 '.'' '-
enough 90 say tiRt Ar lef3er was ''
....-....f........t.,,..c.,.t,e . l.,i and fl
r.,...i.d...t,.
'''''N N''" WIG" '' '''' "'' " .
tps n. nis lHtr "lil'c, Us Il'''U''"'. IL
is.u.tori-r- thlt Doe never attended 60
t.,.. .l.,,.....f b.ss1i.. and vet he claims
~ ...,.l.... ,,,.,... ..t
~, '''''' ''' 80
r. --e1. C'-,'m In thc drrl of trust and
li''.''''' '''' ''''' '.' "'''' US
nut i't ihc future The snm ' S"'''-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

"a Gen winfield Scott arrived Ia Nte Orleans ,n
the iih and Nas received with the cn,husA.a ias 70
hia hi.i1rir character tie consented ~ remain until
after the sih
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

Tur Copr o. CRIMINAL ProcrnrRr.-E
appcars To us that this Code is suscco,i.
bic of amendment in the following bar.
ticuars
However notorious il may be tina,
an nocncc has been committed, "A Justicc
of Peace or other officer authorized Ia
examine into it has no power to issue his
warrant for the arrest oi the offender
unless the facts were witnessed 10y linn.
self or are dcposcd to in writing by
some other person. II may often hap
NON that persons cognizant of the fact.
will not voluntarily step forward and
make the complaint which the Code re.
ouircs or that, II they do 80 a, ali i,
Will only he after the guilty party has
made his escape. In such cases the
ends of Justice are likely to be defeated
The amendment suggested Is, that it lie
made the duty of Justices Of the Peace
Mayors. &c, N all such cases TO issue
warrants of their own mere motion; and
To- urrvent abuse OF the power lei them
be Liable. as al common law, to an action
for false imprisonment, should II appear
that there va. no probable cause iur the
proceeding
Sherils and other peace officers
are entitled To arrest without warrant
only when the offence is committed in
tbrir presence or within their view.
upon the verbal order OF magistrate
when committed IN his presence or with
nj his view. or when IT Is shown hy sat.
tSfactorv proof. upon the representation
Of creditahlc person, that a felony has
been committed. and that the offender is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

4 Mexican and Central America col
onizatipn Association Is raid 10 have
boon organized at the North, comprising
two thousand Of the most influential cit.
zens scattered all through the country
whose secret meetings are held IN the
city Of New York Col llenningscn is
said To- have been selected as their chief
agent, and it is added that they are ape.
rating IN concert with the liberal party
in Mexico.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

II we did not take great pains. and
were not At great expense to corrupt cur
nature our nature would newer corrupt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

1s5~ See the card Of Messrs Smith { Davis
Shreveport, and when you 'isit that place call
% thea
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

a. Ion Matt Ward and Iabn II Reagan Viii
accept oar thanks for late Washington papers, con
rrussipnal speeches etc. Tho latter very kindly
,en1s ~ tn Congressional Globe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

Every pound IF cochineal contains
seventy thousand insects, boiled to
douh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

The Waco Democrat mentions a Diff
Guilty in which NJ II Bash was Danger
onsly stabbed with p'rhrt kpit' hy
x bout l'tll
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

SfNTrNcE Frank Hill. a clerk in tho
Little Rock Ark. post.Oilice. has been
sentenced Ia hard labor in the State pen.
liontiary for six years for rohbing the
mails. Among the t3hherics Of Hill ar,
large number II letters, valuable aud
otherwise, mailed in Texas, Arkansas
and other places addressed 70 parties in
New York
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

S.a-rgrev Psciuc RAILROAD CeNvfN-
-,.s rbe New Orleans Bulletin, OF the
21ih. vs.:
This Gsly. which has been IN session .
ber, .1r.p., the week. and numerous! /
attended. adjourned last evening, to .
meet IN the town Of Marshall, Texas, on
the 18th Of January next
The convention opened in perfect
tornado of words, which at once inght
ercd us from any idea of giving pnhllct
tv to Us detailed proceedings Inc
ruhlic had had enough OF talk, anu
wanted only action. Hence, we deter
mined to wait and see whether the cor
ycn,inn would m anything before having
ANYTHING Ia say upon the subject We
are now erltihcd ia being able to an
r,eu,,. that the Acrimonious feelings
(which were a. first excited have quite
subsidized. aud the meeting last evening
was characterized by calmness ana
Ji.n...fI.u g. 90 business. The New
Ol..H4 Stockholders decided 10 pay
Hnv rpnts per SHARE On their stock, as
st.s.lHsllrf4 elsewhere have done and
A. tb.irre1r-' the President Of the con
v.wi.a appointed Col. CORN. al Ken
urAy. SIS receiver VI the money +" be-
returned d, Hm 90 them aulcss the coin
r.uy gets posses -iau ID its property
Ihcy instructed their receiver Ia pay
...af inc money % the President oi the
company b. lrr'hs fowlkcs Tor the
uufr.-f tliuiei 20. whenever called Ton.
g.. Iafu suggested that. as MI Bnfk-
t.fH of hcuiuekV now 20 the city. Is
,. I..fU..g r.fciVrr and IS on his
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

Ahill is before the North Carolxa leg
islaturc to prevent horse stealing Il
Furnishes a second conviction with brand
ing in the form of . horseshoe, aud a
tiird conviction to Dec punished with
hanging
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14
RI.NitDt A..

So 1els o l95l pasc u y Tgla,lla 60 F1II7I'
Ercssnge
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

llwNG DAY Last New Years day
was as usual onr general hiring day. al
though ta few negroes were put upon
the block Those few went at fancy pri.
ccs; ucgro blacksmith hired at five
hundred and fifty five dollars for the
year negro boy. field hand, at three
hundred and ten; q woman at two hun
drcd and two dollars and fifty cents; u
boy Of II years brought near hundred
dollars Don't mistake us, reader they
were not sold. only hired for year, and
besides the pay, the hirer agrees to give
suitable clothing - Croeia Printer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14
WE WISH TO HEAR
rKos fuE
DAlOlDA99 ~
ARREARS -.

WE Placed TIE NtNE % EVERY CANpl
DATE OK THE TICKET
,4n Vanfrff
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

CT Money f1i subscriptions fof dHes % i'e te
politician oiiirs can be forwarded hs mail ~ oHf ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

rea- In Noticing our esteemed friend Col e. :
Tom, last week. we inadvertently represented
him as hling from Tennessee instca Of Ken
tgrky 4 singular mistake
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

Iay- The South Western says that
the legislature Of Louisiana viii con.
ycne on Monday. Fhc first business to-
hc done is the election Of United States
Senator, To serve for SIX years from the
9Th Of March next
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

Three young ladies &C Anderson, lll-
nois, were married few days since to
the three brothers by the name Of " lee.
\ decidedly cool proceeding We think
there is no need of saying 10 ,lem'
- X nnp cool =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

Washington Irving has made dona'
ton OF $500 to the Mount Vernon iu"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-14

The Washington States SAYS inlurma'
ton is received there. that the reported
settlement of difficulties between ihc
Spanish Government. and Mexico has
been broken 81, and that two Spanish
steamers are now blockadug the port q
Tampico 1t is also said that Spanish
force was daily expected to take possess
sion Of the CITY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

A SoUsp PsxTroE4, -T Tie Hon. j. O.
Ten .Eyct. The newly elected Senator from
New Jersey. stated, in recent speech at
New BrnnsNick. that the objects OF the
Opposition in that State are as follows:
Ist. To bring shout honesty and econo-
my ia our Slaie and National expenditures.
I'd. Teatand sby ,she compromises otthe
Consultation. y 4. st.asggg 81
Sd. To stay hespFssd o. slavery over
Tertiiosy now tree. A
An. TO prOtsos the elective frsnohise in
its purity. '5s.s''ss
bth. 10 protect Americsa labor.
AZ That j. : good enough pIatform Tor the
whole country, It is essentially the same
As that laid down by Gov. Chase in bis
rsceHt speech 10 tbs ciiy, as the ons up
opSWhicb Al oppoaenia Of the pfesees Ad-
iininissratio6 one ehi c6fdislly 10 units.--
Who cap object to IN And who is going
toquafrI about the name Inscribed upon
,hsbabpsr under which these principles
ere carried on to victory in 1860. Gin
ciBpati Commercial. e5si tA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
CINCINNATI MARKET

~ n CIHclnHaTI. OelOb0fII. INaD
Plour--TAs mafketis Vithoat essential change. The
sAle a 0SeSal 70 fer supeFhns aBa elS for extra
whisky -Tho demAnd confines aetiTo, Win salel
At lattsf rass for uaeon, eeing an ad'
wHsts.SsfSs market was rafher aigsTtg.day .lhouEh
prices are not qastably. Sales ef prime white %
coFn-afhe maFkst isnrm, win good demand q 7Se
foYfaiV mixed.
Rys-saIss as 7se MARKET arm. Beman nd bs'sk.
BarISy--A modsrats demand for prtmS Fan iai Tse.
delivered
~ a1kfne lse. Ne tfasaastlans TspoFtea.
Cheese -sales ofpdms WestsFn hessrss d eks
He5,-Sew Eastern ere held q T5atG eeats
Oii--RaIss Of uaaeed ~ ssaS7 eeu4s.
0Foeogies--The mafket Sontlnnes auIlo lrm q yer.
n rs. n me emnlI wsy, ,48s 10 sbtsfnsd. COGss .
nFm n tfEniqHe ,Uitha eo01 demaad In 4e reguln
Way. Rtss 4 dali e ljfa5He. III
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
Notice Of Assignment.

NToTIcR b hereby given, thai on tie sBth dsy d
In October, 1853. 1eenhard BfImasf, o. Fairfield
county. Ohio, made an assignment Of n his sock IN
hade consisting Of 0roeerss, Liquors, PrVsisiOns, TO-
ins 70 tie said Osass. q ne & %
Ndmaugh, In trust for ne bgaent Of the efeditofs n
Said asalgnor, aad that the under5lgneA Has the
same day duty qualified such tTustee In he Probats
Court OF sAid County, BY entering into undertaking
according 20 Law, such trustee, under the order oi
said Court and 10 Its approval.
Creditors Of said Bernhard BImaeF are required u
present their claims against said aasguor daily authen
ticated according TO lfwtethe und6rsgned within ali
months from this date. J.R. R.MUMAUGH, Assignee
Lancaster, November 2, 1659-3w97
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

crAn avsricious fellow, in Brusse lls,
gave large dinner recently. gust as the
guests sat down, q. piercing Shrek was
heard 10 the courtyard. The host hur,
fried out. and returned pale and atfrighted
and bis hands covered with blood. hat
is ir?" was the enquiry. "Alssp said be
"a poor workman. father Of large family
bas met with q terrible accident. He was
Knocked down by a cart, and previously
wounded. Let us aid him" A collec.
,icn wss taken up. and the guests contrib.
nted l ZOO francs. Generous son!sl II
was the miser's ruse to make them pay
for the dinner. Sstte
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

REMARKARKABLE ASNouEcEMENE. NE.-Tbe
Louisville Democrat rs responsible for the
following item:
RE1IvAL.--A revival commences this
evening at the Portland Baptist Church.
The regular pastor will preach assisted by
the Rev Nv. Scofeld, Of Quincy Illinois
TaG man who annoapced at what time
the "revival'' woald commence, must be a
relation of the preacher, who pcshed no
htice over the altar at protracted meeting:
sNo conversions after the hoar is oat. p
Cnc;Knoi 0Owmercia. gI#
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

BURxED ALwE,-7Qa Saturday after
noon some children were amusing them;
SslSsS, ID the upper part Of the CITY. with
Gre ID vacant lot. when the olcthibg 81 Z
little Rirl,ttn ortWslva years old. daughter
Jsmss Hssletop, took fire, and IN IN IN
slant she IVES snVsloped in flames. She
was 50 badly burned before assistance ar
rived. .ihst sbe died in q few.bours - Mad,
jsou lind, Courier, ~.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

wAss msa that takes walk in bic
garden, aud spying a beautiful folIsbloom
flower, Or ps it and pus into hs boom. 10
the Lord takes his walk 10 his gardens. the
CHURCHES. and gathers bis lilies. souls fully
ripe for glory. and with delight takes them
10 bimsslf.r-[Giil.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

ETWe invite the special attention o.
our country SIS wen as our city readers
to the fact that n. g. TRour, is fully
prepared TO do all kinds Of merchant tai
iCripg, and Be. keeps constantly on hand
choice supply ofready made clothing OI
the latest and best styles, Read his card
ind give him eaE. j
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

AEAu axohange ssys there Is q lady
who has raised a hahdsoms mouslschs on
her upper lip. Why this section there
is a lady who has had half-a-doSen hand
some mcussaches on her uppsrli aud sl
Of different shades Of color. ~ <