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always specially welcome
At as and other papers candidate for Sheriff of this
ey aid county would respectfully inform the public tnai
nc. niy excepted Pctan; Office which now opened
he Of s AND h with Tbe FUEL itn ssns on
ii lind. q Red ana White A.h GOALS Uebish Black Heath
KsnfueIy which viii make families contented, happy and warm
lsrg eemiuI inter My Goa Is not Of any political par
ty hi will impart warmth equally TO Whg Democrat,
Noihins or Know thing Hard Soft, Temperance
Coz O me and the ladies' in the where the Coal is
sses will DO all tA, PR RGyeM e SNOW Coal psr
New. York, Sept. /, 1855 27th-st and 0thay
Hh1eas On the 18Th July. 1855 Isaac o.
eier then scins MsyOE By and with the consent OF
Secsrps The ports Norfolk and In the State of
Virginia infected places and that ali vessels arriving from
4 September, 1856 and
Wksas The Board Of Health has by Resolution adopted
sAe nth instant declared tbs, the time Of
N DE Proclamation OF NJ Barker should be extended until the
seeftbe power vested Fernando Wood Mayor Ofthe
Gy Of New York do issue this proclamation declaring that
November 1856 and continue with full force and effect until
Given under my hand and seal at the Mays Office in our
h-s VI ''"' '''' N'' Fernando WOOD, Mayor.
Beyp,ens W%as an: :D... y sssn
% & red, S SPd Shs 3' hPPRa%U Sompns
.ysry variety OF the and approved patterns OF Fur
..se Ranges. Registers yentlstOr. sc including FIVE sse.
II fOyntons Patent eclftloGlDg eHenosJ No"
sgscle worthy the attention Of those interested
kmiGTnnt IstefiigcB e Once and Labor Exchange
Renewed from No q Csnalst TO the corner OF Centre
- CsnalsS New.York The Office Is established BY the
Emoners Of Emigration, where always be found large
ssmbeT. Of LABoRERs and SERVANTS q very low rates
Of v.ses persons have their orders filed BY writing to
Re Superintendent and sending the amount necessary 70 pay
- passage parties required No fees charged 70 en-
Dtsyers JAMES r. fAGAN, superintendent
To Nervous SufFerers.-A retired Clergyman restored
to health days. after OF nervous suf
sins anxious make known the of VIII send
fee the prescription used Direct the Rev. JOHN M DAG
NALL No. So Fulton-st. Brooklyn, N. Y.
The only chectual Exterminator without danger or
Aench.-HEERY r. COsTAR'S ef.ctual RAT COCK
loAC9, &c. EXTERMlNA TOR Wholesale and Retail
Depot, No. $50 Broadway, New York; 7. X. CAtLENDEh
He 90 South 5d-st, Phisdephis Penn.
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Just Published.
IT He YE L L o W N n :
In Twelve Chapter
FROM DICBENyS HOUSEHOLD WORDS
svo., paper, ~ cents
r..

byo., paper, II O'H1s'
FROM TIE CRAYox.
For dramatic interest and for artistic skill in the conception OF
II. plot .s well As it's Development think 1t far superior to
any novel the day We read il in railroad ear and being ao
bed in the events narrated The ninth chapter much So
hst when read tie following line, At the same
moment hnd laid him. and the conductor sutins
the action to the word placed his hand shoulder IN order
TO make his presence nearly jumped out Of her linen
wrapper We could not psy npent to the talent
of the suthor
Forsaleby BUECE BROTHER, 10 l5 Nassau st.
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EEMALE SERVANTS HOME, No. l49 Grand
st. is respectable, quiet and cheap Boarding house 70,
Female n while place. Thy also proyidei
With respectable permanent <ituaions Servants
from the country End great convenience Apply 70 the
NATRON No lac Or and. 81, New York.
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Americ An Institute Farmers Cuba regular meet
E viii BE- held the Repository, No ISL broadway, on
EesSovs and Preparation Of Ground and Sowing Wheat
II. MEIGS, Secretary.
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Mercantile Library APPLICATIONS with
vii received by the undersigned for the FREE
SCHOLARSHIPS vacant in the Sew-York University
s.s Cosuubis College In the sif OF the Association
WILLIAM II. W1CKHAM
Chairman Committee on Free Scholarships,
No. III West-st., corner Of Warren.
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NiuA Nard-The Wing ncefaes to The WIG Nssrs,sy
psssricS poshe1 20 st'sHd Meeps on ~ NJ
clock, the Public House OF W. Mason
xxtY a nason end Rsrrow s,s 70 dominate 20
~ Vssea by the Electors Of said DISTRICT I" 'oe ensuing
AS he wAs Dee gates TO he Charter ConyenSn are mott
a. ~ .,t,pS Neesrs WEDNESDAY ENENlNO the oth
- a cciock he above place, 10 put IN nonnsn9n can
,,,. sc the several Wsia Offices 20 10 npp eo ~ tne Gu
sars vleciicn Nv oder OF the MSu yastsnn -
w IL GEpSrY, Secretary. WM 4. "oop Chairman
Tvrptirth ward.-REPUBLlCANA and TEMPERANCE
trends Of the cause are Requested 70 nye
- C,-ts,r,.i Hall carper Sfth-- and eth-sv on THIS
Srress.yl yVENING st O'Clock to aid IN the adoPnon OF
S<.s-rrs 70 secure The triumph OF then prihePles.
p.,,ral-The Free Soil Republican Club OF the Eleventh
w. ~ re. q, .NEpNEs DAY EVENING, the oth lns-
~ ia Ay,pue l. The Republican Electors OF the Ward
% az Cd Tor the transaction OF general business
- 49, eeton Of Delessies TO represent ta Assembly
priNN ID ' FREEMAN HlSCOX. President
CHARLrs PERLEY
WIN. GRGY, ly.ap,es;dents
JOIN LEWIS,
DANIEL WILLIS,
GfoBeE W. BsNRTrT, Secretary.
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EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, at Flushing, L. L.,
I CHEZ .TENHAM SPA.

Il CHELTENHAM SPA,
the waters which have been carefully anAyzed by p.
Chiffon and pronounced the valuable Chaybcsto IN sho
nitsd States emitting five hundred hosshesd each
tweny.four hours beautiful block tsix seres OF ground
on well situated Tor scntee watering place.
equal TO the requirements Ct the Empire City -,
Ao forsyhree acres opening upon aid avenue esraos
the being well adapted
20 the cultivation vineyard market truck and could OF
any time be proftsby sold In villa plots .. -
$50 twenty. EIGHT acres OF NM Allow and WOOD LAND.
the whole being within mile Of Eushins village and BY
railroad forty minutes from New.Yok, near churches sd
MI CHARLES MILLER Of Flushing, TO the proprietor 81
Warren, Conn EDWARD w. bhapbEi.
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EOR sALE-A valuable MACHINE and PAT

l. ENT RIGHT for Weaving Figured sub, gsdssed Elias.
n with bu 70 holes In the fabric also Eas-
tic Bands for ades Belts &C. This Ps,ent hrs aeAI
IL years to run with orders hand TO Large am INIT Tor
the mspufsctuIea work Psres with capital realize fom
$40 $50 COO per with he above meoti Potent
ana the business is take hold OF enerseeay-
For te, us &C. apply to A. SHAW No 81 Deyst JOHN
TROW No So knn.st or HENRY DAVENPORT, No. rs
Br.
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Chances for Dusiness Glen.

DOCKS and STATIONERY.-A new and costly
ID .eeeted stick ellirs at re,, q, whSlss.s rnsss
Drawers and sash; easy removed Gas and other ~
very low. -. - - /.
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GOOD Protestant GIRLS are now wanted a
NJ IN. AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY, No. L
Bible House No. q 9reenwichst NJ " and No. Sands
st. Brooklyn. Also, number of Sesssressss may be nAd
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Cost au0 foun6.
6orses, Carriages, &r.

TOR SALE-A lady's saddle HORSE, 151
hands high suitable for any use, either single double
harness A stylish driver, and will stand without tynL
Price with SADDLE and Birdie $3.50 Alec, SHETLANU
PONY and SADDLE. and light WAGON and HARNESS
made for the pony Price slS5 Apply at No. 90 South Sds
Williamsburgh, l.. l.
CECOND- HAND BUGGIES-Two with and
- enc without top Also, Bugsies for sale, at No l6
EEzsbcthst, by L. NJ STRATUM
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DARNUMs MUSEUM-GRAND REOPEN
ID ING OF the DRAMATIC SEASON, TUESDAY, Sept =,
Iss5 AFTERNOON at s. QUITE AT HOME-Frank
Easy, Mr.. Levck. After which THE WANDERING MIN
sTRFI-Jm Bargs Mr.. J. Lneard. EVENING, at u
o,eloeE-WILD OATS. Rover, c. w. Clarke; Ephr.m
smooth Iadaway The living Ostches Happy Family living
Serpn &C., be usual. Admittince, y cenni
Children under ten, l2f cents.
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II s. SCHOOL AGENCY, (1s47,) by E. e.
u WILCOX & SONS, No. s9S Broadway. A peypsua'
trodzeey One Per Cent sharing equal Dieidend With Chee
Teacher MEETING and Coys'P9aSene' D.y Transcripts
lps ali orders vacancies and chanses renewing the Check
ant eyery dollar procures sl00 the bearer order
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FLOUR MILL for SALE or to LET.-Ib0
IT v,Ilknown FLOUR MILL At Mstsesw.n. pstees~s
County n Y containing three OF sosd hofns
rn,rket and superior wster power. inaaire of j. b.
sCiIENCK No. leS 0reeuwich-sf- or6 :. -
SAMUEL b. SCHENCK, Mstteswap, ~ T. n
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A LADY with the highest testimonials desires
"A ,iuston after the 18th Of September. as VISITING
COVERINGS. Address NJ. II. g., Tribune Office
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WANTED.-A young Man, 81 years of age, of
good and address desires either
as REPORTER verbatim narrafive), FIRST PROOF
Reader, with LAWYER or any other Gentleman to
whom h services would be useful fair remuneration he
an expert writer having been engaged the Lon
don time has bad experience at proof reading
knowledge Of business aud give good testimonies
of ability Adde'S Z. b., Tribune Office.
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IBRARIAN-W anted ey an AssociauonIA
,ouns zan 10 act Librarian One study for tue minis
y would be preferred The Library scsl and the duties
sh he would therefore have great deal Of time pursue ms
studies AZ the He should be Intelligent aud enerse
youpg man of r.speciabtysand undoubtd pey ind willing
and Sesous the Interests OF the 1nutton res
con pensaticn would be allowed Address LIBRARY
Box No. 327, p o.
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TEACHER WANTED-TO teach the usual
Il ENGLISH and MATHEMATICAL STUDIES in q Boys
School Also a FRENCH TEACHER Apply to A. ID. y.
RANDOLPH No. 6e3 b. railway.
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" AN I + ID - An experienced rEMALr
w TEACHER, ct the Hopedae Juvenile and Soiored
She ut competent teach the higher English branches
hsh Mathematics Latin French and German possessed OF
an bmabe DISPOSITION have decision Of character and govern
by kindness directed BY wisdom. talent for and some
knowledge Of Music and Drawing will be al additional recon-
Address stating former experience, .fca
ors references salary expected, &C. NJ L. BLOOM Hope
dale, Milford, MSS.
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NURSE WANTED-An active, intelligent
IN American Woman free from peumbranee To one who
bs had perence and capabe and wins to perform ths
duties Of situation liberal viii be paid Satisfactory
references required. Apply No 1874 West lSths between
9th ard 7thays
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fine ARTS.
Giants.

A LADY Of much experience in travelling would
IN like TO ATTEND LADY FAMILY GOING TO EU-
ROPE Has been sesck. Best Of reference. Address
l.. Tribune Office, for two days.
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NOTICE. - The sub.

INl scribe, DESTROYS LEASE for term of year 20 some
ling busilt company the following properly,
situated in the central part Of the City OF Poushhsspse
the Hudson River honrs BY rsrosd from New nSe
@x feet; heavy bnck wss strong tmbored three stores
above the cellar well calculated for machinery Rear bu.d-
nvone 5Ox2 feet 5cx2o feet 5xS2 eet (oender
sledsO suitable for wood smith work shops steam Power
can be had for any desired either small or
large lower Coal Is rear hand. The best Of timber
can BE- obtained readily any quantity Facility to New fos
IA copssnt Provisions abunden hopse-room plenty and
re are low with Of advantages for edueson and so
ciety good The city uniformly healthy F further pss.'
lars address 5. Is. TROWBRIDGE, Pooghkeepsie ~ L.
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90 farmers ano Others.

DONE DUST-Wsrranted Pure.
ID IMPROVED sUPERPHOsPHATE OF ZINE
For sale by A. LON0ETT,
No. 81 Cif-st. (corneF Of Futon.l
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WANTED-Four frstclass statesmen for
w the Dry Goods trade Apply before 10 and afer NJ,
to 4. II. LEADBEATER 4 Co.. No. 81 Broadway
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12
Rcpnb,icam Convention.

On Saturday last quite number of the
Republicans Of this county met in Convcn-
ton at The Tallmadge House, and appoint
cd delegates to the Convention to meet in
Columbus on tomorrow. Among the re-
solutions passed was the following: =
Resolved, "Thatevery RcpuLlicanin Fair
field county be invited to attend the Peo'
pies Convention TO be held at Columbus
on the 18Th inst" Gen. George Sander
son. Judge V, E. Shaw, P, Bope, Judge
Gideon Martin, VIM. S. Beatty, John Stall
smith and Joshua Clarke, with numbe,
Of reserves were appointed delegates.
The Delegates we presume will all be il
attendance.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12
aALE on nURYINe LOTS.

Will be sold on Monday morning, July
l6, 1856, on the premises, s3full Lots and
several parts of lots. known as divisions
IA and IS in the plat Of City Grave \ ard.
These Lots are laid offfor Family Grounds,
are IL feet wide by 10 feet in depth, with
wide avenues on two sides, they are cen
trail in location and are the most desirable
family lots in the enclosure. Persons
wishing to secure lots should not fail 10
attend, as these are the only unsold ground
remaining to be disposed Of 1-.F
BY order of the City Council. Z e
E. A. RICHARDS, Marshal.
Lancaster, June 80, 1855.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

giou? Or are they the homes of malignant
and unholy passion? o, is there an excited
one, here contemplating deeds of violence
and revenge? Stop. my brother; stop, and
think. While the wicked and the rash
Contemplate and advise thus; listen to the
voice OF peace. and wisdom. Let your
fallen friend speak to you; listen to his
last his dying words: 'Uncle, tell cousin
Jane | repent that have grieved her; tell
her to forgive me-" "Sirs, when the un-
holy passions which have agitated our city
shall be hushed; and you and l shall feel
that we are dying. thus shall we feel. 0
this strife Of brotherhood must cease. Put
away all such feelings from your hearts
and lives. and, ere you lay down to sleep
this night. kneel before your Maker, and
devoutly pray for the possession of tha
love which is supreme to God. and to mer
universal. May God guide us into the way
Of ile.-O. S. Journal.
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SheriH,s Sale.

Ihe Bfaft oT Ohio, FairteId C0aRfy,ss.
DuRsUANTto the command of order OF suio
u from the Court OF Common Pleas In and for said
County Of Fairfield and to directed will offer as
public sale at the Court house IN Lancaster on Sat
day the 2StA dag Of July a. D. ls55. between the hours
OF o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ, the following
described Real Estate to-wit Situate in the county o
Fairfield aud State of Ohio, being Lot No. j. and tho
West half OF Lnt No. 4, in the subdivision made BIZ
G. w Bmrstler, SOsthenus MeCabe. Ewel Jehries md
Charles Borland ofthat part of Lot No g. in the Bank
Sub division, adjoining the Eastern addition 10 Lam
CASTER which lies in the triangle formed by the tara
pike diagonal street and the extension of wheeling
street Lot No. 3, appraised at $780, West half Lot
No. appraised at $50 To be sold the property Of
Nathan Nsley and Esey Nsley his wife, al the suit OF
A. McVeigh. Terms OF snlo cash. Ordered BY PIN.
~ = .- -,s--Sz WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
By c. NJ. L. WISEMAN, Deputy. .
Lanca stcr, June 81, le55--5w7pfs3 .---t--.'.
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Sherifs Sale.

The State Of Ohio, Fai.fsld cornty, ss. .
EDURSUANTtO to the command OF an order for sale
ii from the Court OF Common Pleas of Fairfield
county, and TO directed, will offer ut public sale
the Court House In Lancaster. Saturday the 9SfA
day a. D. 1855, between the hours Of 10 clock
A, ~ and O'Clock p NJ. the following described
Real Estate to-wit: Situate in the County Of Fairfield
and State Of Ohio, being the equal and half
of Lot No, Square No. 4, East addiiote the Tow
of Baltimore; also Water Privilege which is used
TO run Woolen Factory on said Lot No. 8. Also,
Lots Nos and in the central addition TO the Town Of
Baltimore excepting 25 feet of the South side OF Lot
NOS Also, one equal and undivided half Of all the
Machinery belonging to the Factory which is erected
ON said Lot No.s The undivided half OF Lot No g.
Square 4, Eastadditon, appraised at S5U Water pri
yilege at $50 Lot No. in central Lot No
In central addition at $3.50 The undivided half of all
the Machinery on the Factory lot No. g at SIS. -
Iobe sold as the property of George H. Houser and
nuana his Wife, at the suit of Edward Calkins.
HUETER q DAuGHERrY. Attys WM. POTTER, Sheriff,
Lancaster, June 2l, 1s5S--5w7pfS4,5O ..e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12
SheriT,s sale.
TIE Stats Of osio,, Fa;rs,,S co.,,, :
LAe Stafe g Oh,0J Fdirfed County, IS. y
VS.. InPartitiOn, ,FairncldcOm Pleas


vs.. InPartition, ,Fairacldcom Pleas
DURsUANTt to the ecommand of an order for sale
il from the Court Of Common Pleas Of snid county
aud TO me directed, Will offer public sale at the
Eot House IA Lancaster on Saturday the I4tk DAY Of
July a. D. 1855, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. NJ
aud d4o'elock p M. the following described ReuI rs
tate to-wt Situate the county OF Fairfield and State
OF Ohio known as the property Of jacob Weaver de-
ceased, lately of Pleasant township towit: Lot No l.
3elhg part OF Section Five Township Fifteen, Range
section No. .; thence West on tho North boundary
OF said Section, 42 chains and "a links to tho half sec-
ton corner stone OH said boundary; thence South on
the halt section line % chains and 81 links to stouc
on said half section line, from whfvh gum "a nches
III diameter bears north 3S deg east 80 links distant
and beach loinehes in diameter bears south CO.,,
degs east SO links distant; thence East 20 chains and
~ links to stone onthe eastern boundary line said
seehon, from whlcha maple "a inches In diameter
bears south AZ degrees West g2 links Distant and
beach a inches in diameter bears north 30 degrees
west 30 links dstaht thence North on said section
line q chains and IS lnksto the place of beeinihg
continuing 50IGO acres more or less and annrais,
ed ct S3i per acre free of dover.
Also. Lot No9 and part of the same Section be gin
nlhg al stone on the east boundary of said Section
No. s. 10 chains and 6s links north Of the southeast
In diameter bears north 6lk degrees west IS links
qstan' thence North on said Section line IL chains
ana ~ INKS to stone on said section line, from
maple q inches in diameter bears south is degrces
west Lao links distant; thence West ~ chains and "a
INKS 10 stone on the half section line, which is 30
onaihs ana Gu INKS North of the Quarter Section cor
ncr on the s0nth boundary of SAID section; thence
~ chains &sOlinks to- post raid half section line
the northwest corner of the lands of solomon Spanp
er thence north s0degrecs eust 42 chains and SO links
10 the place OF beginning, containing 4) Eighty four
acres more orless and appraised Ut s3s per free
inc growing crops will be reserved. The purchn-
sers WIN be entitled to put out fall crop upon any
ground which has not n w Il crop on H.
Also, Lot No. 5, in sqlre 16 Of the town Of BaIti-
more, Fairfield county, and appraised at ST. free Of
dover. 'k W " W.
Terms cf sdie--0ne-third in hard and the residue
III one andtwo years, with interest from day OF sale
= WILLIAM POTTER Sherin.
BY &. NJ. l.. WISEMAN, Deputy,
BEasEE d ScN, Au'!s' juno 7-5w5pfs9
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HOOKING FALLS MILLS.

We would call special attention to the
sale Of the mills at the Hooking Falls, on a
petition for partition. the several proprie-
tors not being able to agree upon private
sale. sL. a.. -s- .-~
- The income of this property we are as
sured has not been less than Sc, 900 to $l2,
600 per annum for several years pest; and
the very heavy wheat crop now being har,
vested, must give all such mills full busi'
ness for ayearto come.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

NJ .f--at.4--- ----s
speech of Andrew Jackson DOnelson.
= We present to our readers to day the
speech Of Mr.. Donelson at the American
ratification meeting in New York, it will
be read with interest by the entire Ameri-
can Democracy scion Of "Old HEX
ory" will do good service in the ranks of
the new party, and deserves all credit from
the American party for the bold and man
" stand he has taken in defence of its prin-
eiples. Mr.. Donelson is the Nephew Of
General Jackson. was for many years his
private Secretary, and perhaps knew. the
private sentiments Of the General better
than amy mannow living. He was also the
warm friend and confidential advisor of Mr..
Polk, and has always commanded the re-
spect and admiration Of all parties, wheth-
cr in his own State or abroad. ,.5 y =,
Who can read his speech and say that
the American movement is a Wing trick?
We commend its perussl 10 all our readers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12


Our readers will remember that in our
issue of the 28th ult, we published
Bryant's beautiful poem, "Robert Of Lin
coln," and omitted giving credit to Put
mans Monthly Magazine for it, We le-
gret this omission, az Messrs. Dix & Ed
wards. the proprictors of Putnam, have en-
listed in their enterprise the first talent OF
the country. On our first page to-day
we give "Oliver Basselin" from the pen
of Henry w, Longfellowy an admirable
poem also brought out in Putnam. A
new volume of this magazine commences
with the present month. Terms $500
per year, Address, Dix & Edwards, No.
10, Park Place, New York City.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

PAY YouR PosrAeE.-A great number
Of letters are still deposited in the Post Of
6co of this city without prepaid postage,
All persons mailing letters, should bear in
mind, that no letter can be sent without
postage being paid on the same. All let
ters of this class are required to be sent to
the Dead letter Office at the end Of every
month. Persons writing letters should
not forget this. We learn that on Tues
day last the Postmaster returned over fifty
Of this class Of letters to the Dead Letter
Office at Washington.
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LEGAL ADVERTIsESTENTs.
SherinsS sale.


Tss State Of oAiS, Fairfield County, -.
DURSUANr 10 the command oran order Of sale from
u the Court OF Common Pleas OF Fairfield county,
Ohio, and 10 mo directed, will offer at public sale az
the Court House in Lancaster, Saturday ths ara day
Of Aags,, a. ID. 1855, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ, the following property,
0wit The North half ofthe Northwest Quarter OF Sec
ton No. -, Township No. -, OF Range No. e stuats
In said county Of Fairfield. Appraised 81 per acre.
To be sold the property of Elias Tutrow Asa
Grcen and James NJ. Pratt, at the suit of Cornelius
SteenrOd. Terms Of sale cash
WIN. POTTER, Sheriff.
By c. NJ. L. WISEMAN, DepuST
MARTIN 6 scHLEfcH, Au'ys- June 2s--Swspfe3