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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
II. NAPLES s. { ~.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WV N HE @ AR 0D9DNN

UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE.
WE WOULD beg leave TO say thatI am ow prepare
furnish any quantity and quality OF goods OF every de
c Upton, at WhoiesG'e or Retail.
have hand $4,000 worth Of
Dry Goods and Clothing
Boots hats and caps; so hds sugar, so barrels mo
lasses $50 bags coffee 500 bags salt and all kinds of
GROCERIES,,
100 boxes of fresh te,s direct from the east fine tapestry
Ingram three-py and Brussels carpelng, window eur
tains sp nns and every thing needed by holsekeep
ars from cellar 10 garnet.
Having spent all the summer in the east selecting nv
goods wherever could find them cheap, am able TO CIV
better bargains than ever have complete assortment
OF everything, both English, French and American
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06

CLUBBING. 4i
A discount Of twenty-five per cent from tho above
prices will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or more
copies of any one or more Of the above works Thus:
-Four copies of Blackwood, or Of one Review, will
be sent to ore address for SO, four copies Of the four
Reviews and Blackwood for $40; and SO on.
REDUCED POSTAGE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
OOaMERcIAL NTRIIIaFEcE.
Lancnster MnrkeIs-

WEDEEsDAY EvEEfHo, Jany. 6.-But very
little Wheat has been coming In end there
is q speculative demsDd The price Is some.
what unsettled, but msy be quoted At rs
cents. To-day a higher figure has been
paid, and unless the supply Increases, the
demand will cause an advance over our
present quotations. Flour hos advanced and
may now be quoted firm At 4@4,25, with a
prospect Of n further rise. Rye IS; harley
so; Oats advanced 10 2s; Corn firm az go
Flaxseed 70; Timothy I.5O@l.T5; Clover
4,50.
Groceries--The break 10 the canal and
fear that repairs will not be made in time "a
get the spring supplies, have somewhat IN.
settled the market, though prices have rot
yet advanced. Sugar and Molasses are firm
at last quotations. Coffee 100 at wholesale
and I2I at retail.
Provisions--Butter and eggs are more
plenty and we quote the former at I2lm15
and the latter at I2k. Pork-But little ar
irving, selling at 5,5O@6,OO the hog round.
Green Hams 73@8; sites 1911; shoulders
63@7. Lard 8. Tallow 8. Hay SO per ton.
In other articles, there Is no changeio note.
Trade, during the past week, owing 10 the
unpleasant weather aud bad roads, has NOT
been rs lively rs usual. To-day il has some.
what revived, and should the present pleas.
ant weather continue, it will resume its Us.
ual briskness. The city is rapidly extending
its business connections and e spirit of en-.
terprize and liberaiity is evineed, which will
rapidly advance the prosperity Of the place
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
Congressional

e WASHINGTON, Jan 4~-SESArE Mr.. Cass
introduced q joint resolution declaring that
no part of the American Continent be
henceforth considered open to colonization
by any European power, and that hence
forth no such colony shall be planted On
this continent by any European power. and
if such should be done, the U. s. will feel
themselves free to adopt such measures as
may be necessary for maintaining its honor.
Also, that the U. S. disclaim any design
on Cuba inconsistent with the rights Of
Spain, but they will regard any attempt
by any other power to obtain Cuba, by
force or treaty, as an unfriendly act, and to
be resisted by the U. S. with ali forces. Or.
derGd to be printed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
An Ordinance,

9uPp''marisrg 70 an Ordinance. regulating the Side
WALKS AMI Gatters II the City Of Lancaster.
CiCC / Re II orlaiaed by me City Council Of tie
> CITY gf Lancaster. That from and after the legal
D.. blics,i0n hereof il she'll be the duty Of the owner,
VI Ospcrs Of any lot. or part Of lot fronting on any OF
the public streets, within the corporate limits Of said
CITY. ahen notified so to 10 W the authority dore-
said-to cause their Side Walks 10 be eurbed' with
stone Of sh9 usual dimensions. aud paved with hard
pacing brick. CT gravel. as he City Council shall de-
tsrmine; and Ago, to have the public gutter IN front
Of tns same. paved with good pebble stone.
SIC. !. That IL IL further made the duty OF all
persons. the owner. or owners OF any lot. or part Of
: 10, .rJnfing on 1ny Of tho public streets within said
CITY. H. keep To ir Side-s alks in constant good re-
pair, under a penalty Of Eot less than One Dollar,
nor more than Five Dollars, for every day the own
er or o1nsrs aforesaid. shall neglect, or refuse to
comply with the provisions Of this section.
SIC 3. That il any person or persona. owner or
oanaIs as SforesAid, shall neglect or refuse to com
ply wi'h the provisions Of this ordinance, II shall be
the duty OF tho committee on streets and alleys, to
proceed fprthwith and cause said improvements TO be
made at the expense Of said ~city-which money so
expended, together with the legal interest and i've
per cent. additional, shall be a lien uDon the LOT or
lots. in front Of which the Improvement Is made; and
shall be collected by the City Collector, under the
provisions Of the Act of incorporation, passed May
. zee. Passed December 81. 1852.
WILLIAM P CREED, Mayor.
Attssi-InHS B. REED, City Clerk.
December 30, 1852. "a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06

PorsoNINe.-Thousands OF parents who use Yer
miruge composed Of castor oil, calomel, etc, are no
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient
they are actually laying the foundation for a Sc
les Of disease, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs etc.
IN another column will be found the advertisement
Of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask the ntten
ton of all directly Interested in their own as well Al
their children's health. In liver complaints and a
disorders arising from those OF a bilious type. should
m Ike use Of the only genuine medicine, hobensack'
Liver Pill,
lJ."Be mol decciped." but ask for Hob nsack'
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that eacl
has the signature Of the proprietor, ] N. Hobensack
as none else are genuinely. j. Express. <
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06

LETTER FROM F. r. WALLACE. ESQ.
p LMEu, July l, So: .-Sir,-!t is to m" a source
o. infinite plea sure. TO be able to bear testimony from
personal experience, to the great value of the Oxy'
genated Bitters, as an efiectual and complete remedy
and cure for Dyspepsia, in many, if not in all o the
multifarious forms in which that distressing malay
exhibits itself.
began to be afflicted in 1914 with Catarrh, and the
difficulty increased rapidly until December, 1850
producing in the course of that period Asthma. The
first symptoms of disease, was an extreme oppres-
siveness OF the head, then followed a difficulty on
the lungs, caused by the falling Of mucus, of which
there was a copious flow f. ON the glands in the head
producing tightness, violent cough, pain in the side,
and innumersble a tendant evils. The accumulation
of mucus on the lungs, was such, that | could not
breathe when in a horizontal or reclining posture
ard many nights during the last two years, I enjoyed
no sleep, except what I could get lralking my room
My breathing during the day was often loud ant
wheeling, like an ovor driven horse, AMI indescrib'
ably distressing.
During all this time could get no pe rmsnent relief
A course of treatment by my Physician, would be
relief only for the time that he kept me p~rostrnted by
his laxative potions, and tedious Irritating externa
appliances.
Last December, my attention was brought to tn
consideration Of tina oxygenated Bitters, BY The Hon
Myron Lawrence, who at that time was rejoicing il
the emancipation of his own lungs, from a twont!
years bondage blythe use of your medicine. l Pur
chased four bottles of your Bittcrs. l hive not ye
used the whole of the third bottle, and I believe | an
cured.
An excellent quality of the medicine, is, besides
its remedial virtues, that it is rather desirable to take
being tall times as agreeable ass glass OF lemonade
I meet persons almost daily, to whom Ireeommen,
it, having faith that they also can be healed.
Very respectfully, FIT. WALLACE.
On. GEo. B. GREEN. Windsor, Vermont.
REED, AUSTIN. & Co, Wholesale Druggists, No
26, Merchants Row Boston, General Agents.
Price, S1 per bottle; six bottles for S5.
Dee 80. Sold by G.KAUFFMAN a. Co, Lancaster.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
T%ELEaRApHIo INTELIIaENCR.
Later from MexIco.

NEw ORLEANS, Dee. 3I.-We have ad-
vices from Mexico TO the l4th inst, being
one week later.
Congress had approved, by a majority of
six, the reports Of the committee on the Te-
buantepec, which approves OF Guadragato's
proposition.
Another ministerial crisis had occurred,
and Yaez had resigned the port folio Of For.
eign affairs which, II iss supposed, will change
the policy ofthe government on the Tehuan-
tepec question. No new minister had been
appointed to fll his place.
The ccouDts from the revolutionists are
meagre, the latest states that the insurgents
were about to attack Gusngirates the Sec
Ond time.
The French Count had finally capitulated
to the government troops, and given up his
arms, so that the expedition was considered
ended.
Judge Conklin had been presented to the
President Arista. and had delivered To him
an autograph letter from President Fill
more.
New ORLEANS, January Later arrivals
from the Rio Grande bring accounts Of
revolution raging at Tampico and Tsmauli.
pas. Revolutionists successful. Gov Car.
denas was made prisoner. with nine mem.
bers Of the Legislature; his adhereuts car
ried prisoners to Tampico, whilst the State
is declared to scquiesce in the new Proyin.
cial Government. The Mexican war ste-m
er State of Mexico, which secretly left Bra,
EOS, for Vera Cruz, and a national war scho
both joined the insurgents Of Tampico
which is considered a death blow to the mar
atime forces ofthe Government, OIL the Gulf
The city of Matamoras still holds out, tn,
commandant fortiiying, barricading and pre-
pairing for a determined resistance of tn,
insurgents.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
Y,LUNHLE LANDS FOR SALE.

~ THURSDAY THE 97th DAY or JANUARY,
~ D. lisa. there vi be offered for sale, Al pub
lie Oui cry. At the door Of the Court House, In tho
city - Lancaster. Ohio, tho 10 lowing valuable
t..n1s sni imgrose manta, to.wit All that certain
farir, late the property and estate Of J Aeol PEEcE;
! era1ed. Ii in Greenfield township. Fairfield
eoahty. containing 20 ACRES, upon which isE
~ large and eissr mt Dwelling, good Barn, q a
ga Fine Orchard. good Springs, avail.
sabls saw MILL. With an excellent water power, an
at1ulsdce N running water, and about 100 Acres Of
III hest stAEdiHg tinb'r 10 b. found in said county.
Tn. slave promises have been sub-aiyided. BIS
surys, and plat no, yct recorded, and ] shall hrst Of
fer tie whole, ~ = unit. r~esorving the privilege to
hold on 10 ths hiehes; biz, viii e. II ! should see &c,
I mae proceed TO otter sns one or moro Of the sever
II par.-s VI tao subdivision. By tho subdivision,
II5 Acres arc attached to the house, orchard. barn.
ant improvements. supp lad with springs and running
w4t-r; abOui six acrss, With water privilege. attach
i to the Saw Nil and the balance cut up into timber
lots If about 10 Acres each. A plat OF the sub-diyi-
sipn ma. be found on the premises, and another with
the subscriber. Possession, with some slight excep-
ticns a. te made known on the day Of sale, TO be Civ
en- the first das Of April next.
Terms of 2ale>-One third in hand. on tho day OF
sale. and the balance in two equal Pat mepts. In one
as two years. with interest from the said day.
JONATHAN COuLSON. EreeHfoT,
OFT M Estate Of Jacob Pence, deceased.
JangIryt &, 1858 4w24
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
An Ordinance.

Making appropriations for the purchase Of an Engine
and Hose for the use OF the Fire Department
of the City Of lancaster.
SEC /. BE il orlGiged By the City Council Of the
- City Of Lancaster, That the sum eff Fifteen Hun
bred Dollars be appropriated to purchase an Engine
Tor the use of the Fire Department Of the City Of Ian
caster,
sEc. . BE Il further ordained by the authority
aforesaid, That the further sum Of -Four Hundred
Dollar, be appropriated to purchase Hose for the use
OF the Fire Department aforesaid.
Passed Dec, y, 1852. VIM :. CREED, Mayor.
Attest-JoHx 3. REED, City Clerk.
December 30, 1852. "a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
H. @. Farrelrs cslsSra.oi Arao;au Iiuim ,nt

We daily hear of the most astonishing cures being
effected by that great and popular medicine, tho gem
uine H. G. Fdrrehs arabian Linineat, aud we can
truly say, from our own knowledge, that no medicine
ever discovered has pcrlo med the same wonderful
cures that it has. both in man Il beast, and it is equal v
good for both, which makes it so truly valuable. 1t
is therefore hailed by the suffering as the greatest
blessing of the age, and no one would ever allow him
self to be without this sovereign balm, who had once
witnessed its magic power over disease, and its Won
derfui potency in relieving pain, however severe, in
a few minutes tima. We earnestly desire you to call
upon the Agent, who will urnish you, free OF charge,
a small book containing, besides other valuable intor-
nation, a large list Of certificates from many Of the
most respectable persons. Of cures effected by this
celebrated medicine, which surely are enough 10 con-
vince the most ~sceptical Of it, transcendant virtues,
We notice several certificates Of rheumatism cured
after the patient had suffered every thing but death
for five to twenty years. Al,o cases of para ysis, or
loss OF use of the limbs, where the flesh had wither-
ed, leaving nothing apparently but dried skin and bone,
presenting so horrid a spectacle that their friends
looked upon them appalled, viii q physicians pronounc-
ed them beyond Gay human e60rtto relieve. 1t is the
mo / eiiicacious remedy known for burns, sprain ,
wounds bruises, chilbla'ns, neurAlgia, ~toothake, bites
Of insects, sora throat sore or weak owes, tunors, sun
pain. etc etc: and is used with un5oun ed success in
most of the ailments ofhorses aud cat 0, such as swee.
ny, farcv ,sprains bruises wounds, stiff neck and joints,
lameness, swellings, gal or chafes, sore ewes, partial
blindness. etc. If used in the beginning OF i'tu'a a, poll.
evil, ~ringbone and sp,vin 1t vii invariably stop their
further progress. Every family shou d keep this val
uable medicine on hand, Rad Tor any emergency.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
Cattle Markets

New YORK, January 1850 Beeves Of
fered--Southern and Western 300; marke,
dull and a declining tendency; prices C TO &c
Unsold, 800. Sheep and Lambs, $500: un.
sold. $50; prices Of Sheep S2,5o@6. Lambs
81 ,5o@3.50. so Cows and Calves at o3a45
PHILADELPHIA, January 4-OFerings OF
Beef Cattle for the week. I,49o head
BeeVes selling Mt IS TO $50 per 100 lbs. /;
Hogs about 50; in market sold at 7,5eas, SO.
Cows-2o0 at prices ranging from Sl5 to 40
FOR fresh, 8to IA for dry. Sheep and Lamb,
former $50 to 4; latter $50 to 9.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06

a THISs o. BrAury rs JOY FoKEvfs Why
will people eniure pimp'es on the human lace divine,
or ~oruptions Of any kind, whrn +. Is a fact 30 we /
known. that NJ. Guys IDS islL21c D3rs mad SarSl-
PdriHd c'eanses this skin from all impuritr. removing
Pimp'es, Sores and Blotchns, leaving the affected
parts as healthy smooth and sof' as the Nash OF ; babe.
1t is rea |, price ess 20 a ! that Will. the rosy iAauty of
chi dhood
ltcauscs Al sores and poi .onous wounds TO discharge
all infested matt T, and erAdieatcs every inpurit
from the system.
Itdoes its work mildly, but efectua'ly, giving con-
scious beauty and blooming health in the pacc of ugi-
ness and sou -sickeniag disease.
1FSue advertisement, IS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ! will not be respon.
~ sible for. nor pay when due. a note for one hun.
dred and fifty dollars, dated October rs, 1882 pays
bic to Helen Stanton, OF order, and due NoFember
IS, 1852. Also.sthatl will not pay or be responsible
for tho following notes given by me 10 said Helen
Stanton, or order, when due, to-wit: One note for
two hundred dollars, dated October %, 1851, psyn-
bic ono wear from dates and one for two hundred dol
lars, dated October. q. 1862. payable two year from
5ate. All Of which said notes are without consideration
and obtained by fraud and duress. This notice is
therefore to warn all persons against taking the same,
md that I VIII not pay either or any Of tbeaf Wien
due. sOLOMON sMOVI.
Lancaster, November 10, 1882 27H
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
From WnshinytOm.

WAsHISeToN, Dec. 3O.-The Postmaster
General, on application of Mr.. Rusk, has
given permission to Mail steamers from New
York to touch Norfolk and take on board
Hon. VIM. r. King. and convey him to
Havana, where he proposes to spend the
winter.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-Hon. VIM. r.
King has resigned bis seat as Senator. to
take effect Immediately. Gov. Collier will
appoint Benjamin Fitzpatrick TO fill the va
cancy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
New York Market.

New YoRK, January 4.--Saies Of $500
State Flour at 5,55a5,66; Ohio, 5 ,62a5,75
irmer; Rye Flour $50, inactive; Wheat
held above view; Rye quiet; Barley dull;
Oats in good demand; 1900 bushels Corn,
white, sold at sSa89c.; yellow, see, firm;
100 barrels Prison Whiskey, at 254a25Ic..
quiet; Pork unchanged; Mess Beef, I21 to
l3, very firm, fair demand; Lard steady
Butter and Cheese dull and heavy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
October y. 1852
NOTICE.

THE Partnership heretofore existing under the
name OF BEsEDUM s. F~ETrERs, being dissolved
bv the death of MFR. Conrad Fetters. il becomes me-
resssrv TO close the business of said firm las well as
nv own All persons knowing themselves indebted
either BY note or otherwise, will see the necessity Of
calling innsdiately at the old stand and settle the
ssma.
I'll have au hoIized MANS LEyRRrSe to mske
s~et,leIn outs necessary TO closing the above busi-
ness. PHILIP bENADUM.
Lancaster. November 81, 1859 l~wd2ww25
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
FARM o SALE.

TINE undersigned, being d~esiTcus 70 change his Lu-
sine,s ot life, row offers far sale a valuable
FARM, situate in Bloom township. Fairfield county,
Ohio, one half mile North OF the town Of Royalton.-
an Said Farm contains over "a
TTWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO E;hii
ACRES: more than two; thirds OF the same under a
good state Of GUILTY. alton. and the balance well timber
cd. There are two farm houses, and a large barn on
the same, and several springs Of never failing wstfr,
and an orchard Of the choicest selections Of grated
fruit.
Said Farm can oe divided so as To make two good
farms. and will be sold separate Or together. to suit
purchasers.
For particulars, as to price and terms persons de-
sirous Of purchas ng,are referred to A. MGVsigh, Esq
Lancaster, Ohio, or to the undersigned. who wilebt
found on the premises during the next two weeks.
Sept. 10, 1852 JAMES A HARRISON.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06

The MARTHA WASHINGTON CAsE.-At
two O'Clock yesterday the examination of
witnesses was resumed, and the day was
spent in hearing the testimony Of Mr.. BUR-
ToE,of Ohio City, who has spent nuchtime
in ferreting out the history of this case
His testimony is very positive and direct,
and goes tar to throw the appearance Of
guilt upon the defendants. 1t is evident
his testimony. The effect oft can better
There is-not much hopes Of getting through
with the case this week.-Journdl.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06

;" FTFIT- EITTT-T TT = ITTTT- T-GTTT ETFFTTTITTT
have the %priyilsgs Exchanging their advertisement
Jour lines Zach year Psr,on7 contracting By the
yeT, must enyse3 for a certain space, TOR which
they will be expected to ray.
Tran additional chargs oftwentv-fyo ger rent.
wil be made, whore sdy ri aenents sppesr regular
" ~ both pApess. For price Of advertising IA III,
Iany paper-s'i t,'Inz or srst page ufDAily PsP"r
JOB PTinti1p.-In thig irparfment. We expect 10
MAKE several .mrrnvntrentN. We shall rndssvor
sialtIacs' - esseute rho fsvors = cur fIienda itL
promn'ness, n.ainnss ani At tn lowest prices
BUSINESS CARDS nestly pria,.a upon rossoas-
bic terms.
Banlts.--Ws sha'iteer constantly on Aand nIsyx
OrEn5 and Mos roAGEs. JusIIeEs' bLt<Xs, sud
viii be ready at all tim.l IN prib, 70 OF lrr strP.
PISG Butts, NOTEs and such other BlAaks "a ray
b. required
At the comm -nremen' Of the resr, we have = few
words to say IN or mtny friends Throughout the
county. We have. it IL true doubled orr lis. Of si5.
'eribers since va have -rn in chrrge Of the office
81. al the same vim W. have lars-ly increased the
quantity Of reading initter sll be. ta'vcd much mere
caro- and la5orupon IN paper. viii DO, each one
take thr trouble TO 'hox n, papar to n, ~na;ghboT and
induce him 20 Iuhscribel
There are hrger AMI cheaper papari published thz1
ours, but no county paper in the West surpasas it.
We labor TO put into is columns chat will 10 of essca-
tisl and permanent a5yantagn. rather than more novel
sketches designed 10 please for moment AMI then
DC forgotten. In this sge Of proge's and Intelligence,
Of discovery and invention, va,f variety of news il
to be published in . small cornoa.s, all Of which
should be given to the pub!ie, sDi to crowd this Il,
with matter OF only superficial importance, is doing
justice neither to the age NOS the readers Of news. a.
Pars- Our aim has been and still is. tn publish a pa.
per fully worth The price we charE, for #, and one
that viii be Interesting and useful 70 every family
To othis with justice to ourselves. we should have
a largely iHrresAed p1ironagn, and without any ex-
tended remarks, we confidently appeal toOur present
customers to he prompt in their payments and to our
%cit'z9ns generally to have their nsm2s placed upon
/ our sub3ciiption books.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06
New Orleans MARKER

Nav ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-Therei is but lit
tie business doing, owing to the Holidaya.
Ohio -four appears steady a, s. Bacon
sides are in active demand, and 200 casks
sold at S4@9c. Sale Of 1000 brls lard at 10
@lO4. Mess pork dull at $50.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-06


Death Of Rer. J. M. Courtney.-The fol-
lowing, which we take from the Submit
Beacon, will be read with deep regret by the
many friends of he deceased in this CITY,
During his short stay here, he won the es-
TEEN, not only of his own congregation, but
Of our citizens generally:
"We announce with sorrow the demise OF
Rev. J. NJ. Courtney, of the Baptist church,
of Akron. He departed this life, on Monday
morning last, and the Funeral Services will
be attended at the Baptist Church, This Day
at | o'clock, Rev. ADAMS, of Cleveland, Of
floating and preaching the Funeral Sermon,
in compliance with the request of the de-
ceased. Typhoid Bilious Pneumonia was
the disease which took from the Church and
the community one whom both had learned
to love, though he had been here little more
than 8 months. He was in his 42d year.
A wife nd three little ones are left to the
care ofthe Good Shepherd, who knows and
will keep his own During the II days OF
his illness, the deceased was borne up by an
unfaltering hope and trust in the Saviour
whose servant he was All that medical
skill and the care of friends could do for his
recovery, was done, but in vain. He had,
from the first, a misgiving that his illness
was to death.
We knew Mr.. c., when he was laboring
at GAINESVILLE, 8 orr years since. He had a
large and able church, and seemed TO be ac-
complishiug much good. He afterwards Ia.
bored for the church at Lancaster"