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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
SheriF,s saI..

Ths State Of Ohio, Fairfield County, g..
NDURSUANI to the command OF an order OF sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas in said county.
apdt9me directed, | will offer at public sale at ne
1ooro or tue Court House In Lancaster, on SATURDAY fAs
lst gay 81 March, 1856, between tho hours or 10
O'clock z, v: and 4o'clock r. M, the following des-
cribed Real Estate, to-wit, ~
lancaster; alsoi in Lot No. eighth The foprth sonare
lIAleet oHthe north end of said Lot 10 be sold as the
State Bankof Ohio.
Lot Mel appraised at $4,000. Lot No. g III fee, Al
$4,000. Terms cash. II. II. Hunter, attorney. "
January 81, ls56--5w3opfsa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14

BENEFIotAh EEsEers OF CRYING,--A
celebrated French surgeon has lately pub
iisbed a long discretion on the beneficial
iudaenes Of grooming and crying on tho
nervous system. He contends that groan-
ing and crying are the two grand opera.
lions by whish nature allays anguish h.
that he has uniformly observed that those
patients who give way to their natural
feelings, more speedily recover from acct
dents aud operations than those who sup
sSa .lmt it is unworthy a man to betray
such symptoms Of oowardice as either to
groan or to cry. He is always pleased by
the crying aud violent roaring Of a patient
during the time be is undergoing a violent
surgical operation, because he is satisfied
that he will thereby sootbe his nervous
system soas to prevent fever, and insure a
favorable determination, He relates the
case OF a man who by crying aud bawling
reduced his pulse from Que hundred and
twenty,sixto sixty ia the course OF two
hours. That soma patents often have
great satisfaction in groaning ,and THAT hys
%terical patients often experience great relic
from crying, are facts which no person
will deny, AS to restless and hypochon
drical subjects, or those who are never hap
lpy but when they are under somo courss Q
medical or dietetic treatment, the Frenel
surgeon assures them that they cannot d,
better than to groan all day and cry al
night.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14


'HTfIed CatH0dc soldiers Of the Lord, and
who. at the first summons, will assemble
in rank aud file; thenw will men not under
value the power Of the Catholic Church in
Che UnHed States. | will scatter sand in
no ones eyes, and therefore | stand forth
openly, and directly declare that the power
and the influence of the Catholic Church
are stronger thanlmany believe. Whoev-
or doubts this must be- either a fool or
blind"
We learn further, from an incidental re-
mark in the same article, that the Catholic
Church, list years had already eighteen
hundred and twentysfour churches, and
at present the number is still larger; thai
besides Cincinnati, st. Louis, NewsO Orleans
Charleston, Georgetown, and New-York,
which an article in tho Aiieg1nei eAags5ar9
Zeihlag, on the same subject. designatee
as the bulwarks Of the Catholic Churchin
North America, Baltimore, the metropoli
tan seat, the head.quarter Of the Father,
of Redemption, who there have their Prov,
i%ncial, is a Catholic Division; that Fhila.
delphia, with its Jesuits, Redemptiohists
Augusrinos, and with its distinguished
clerical seminary, possesses rich churches
and the regard Of the ruling %clerus; AMI
that Pittsburgh, Buffalo, and milwaukee,
are each the residence OF a bishop, "who
without noise indeed, but with astonishing
results. labours in his widely-extended di
ocese, but who is surrounded by a clerg,
as distinguished for wisdom as for zeal anl
Sell, sacriice.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
LEGAL ADVERTIsRmENTs.
Hherinla enIe.

TAG State Of oAio, Faisfeld countv a..
HBukhUANT 10 the command Of an order OF al,
II from the Court OF Common Pleas In said comfy
qua 70 me dlrected.l Will offer at public sale nt tkS
shareA, A. D.. 1856, between the hours OF 10 o'cioei
a. NJ. and 4 O'Clock Y. NJ, the following described
Real Estate, to-wit: Ia Lot No. one Din The third
square ofthe town OF lancaster; also In Lot No. 8 In
thefourth square, III feet OF the north end 6f said Lot
10 be sold as The property of T. U. White & others, al
tho suit of Brady for Merchants and Mechanics Banl
of Wheeling, Va. -
Lot Mol appraised at $1,000.
lot no. III feet Si7OO. Terms, cash,
~. II. Hunter, Att omey.
January 81, ls~56.-5w39pfs3
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SheriH's Sale.
THa Cgag nIs H

The state Of ohio Fair6sld County.
EBURSUANF TO The command OF an order Of ala
u iromthe CourtofCommon Pleas of Fairfield conn:
y land to mo directed, Will offer at public sale atthe
yourt House IN Lancaster, on Saturday the LIST dav IN
March 1856, between 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock
p. my hefollowing described Real Estate, to-wit.
In Lot number one ~ in third Square Of the Town
oflaneaster; also ln-Lot number eight 10y in the fourth
Square, III feet OF the North end OF said Lot, 10 be
SOLD as ihe properly OFT. u. White and others, at the
Lot No III feet, appraised at 81 500. Terms cash.
Martin, Attorney WIN POTTER. Sberi1
January 81, l~556--5w3DpfS3
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Oalifornia.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IL.
The steamship Prometheus has arrived
with San francisco dates to January 21st.
She left San Juan on the 9th inst, on
which day the Northern Light sailed for
New York with S350,0oo in gold.
The California papers furnish nonews Of
striking Importance, but agricultural ac-
counts are better and The yield oflhe mines
is encouraging.
The jury in the Cora case Disagree, and
a new trial was expected to take place
shortly.
The Legislature was stil in trouble in
regard to the election of United States Sen
atgr. Several prominent candidates had
Withdrawn for the purpose Of harmopizing
the American party.
The bark Isabella Hayne was wrecked
on the coast on the 9th ult. The vessel
and cargo were a total loss, and the cap
tain aud mate persisted.
More lighting had taken place with the
Indians at Walla Wala, and the u. States
troops engaged lost % in killed and wound
ed.
Aiairs IN Nicaragua We're quiet out thC
relations Of the Government with Mr.
Wheeler bad been suspended in conse,
quence ofthe refusal to receive Mr.. French
by the us. Government.
The markets at San Francisco presen
no change from last adyices.'
The following ships had arrived at Sal
Francisco:
HHM
The Black Warrior and John Steward
from New York, and the Sam Appleton
and Defended from Boston.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
BR o A ID WAY no Ell,
Cincinnafi Ohio.

YuNhe undersigned, having again assumed the man
agement of this we'll known establishment, begf
leave 10 say 70 those. who visit Cincinnati, either fOt
business or pleasure that they willhnd the Broadway
Hotel one Of the most eonvenientan and Desirable stop
ping places In the city.
tItisconyenieut TO the Rail Road Once and Depot
aud the Public Landing; more so than any other Hotel
in Northumberland within a few minutes walk ofthe
Post Onlce'the principle Businesslocalities, and the
places Of Public mpsement.
An extensive range Of Bathing Rooms and a Bar
ber's Shop will! be found inthe building.
This house hasnll the comforts aud conveniene0
that can be found In any FIRST class Hotelinthe Wests
The whole establishment has Just been thoroughjly
overloaded, renovated and re-furnished, and mo
Proprietor feels assured that those who make his
his housetheir home during their stay IN she City,
will have no reason to complain either If his nccom-
mocations or his charges. JOSEPH IL. CROMWELL
Seutember l31e55--I0tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
pAGUERREOTYPEs.

.yMyHE subscriber has removed his establishmcntint
I his New Rooms .North side .Hain Street, optr Zia
& BisA, andhas lifted them up ina style unsurpasse
ainthe West. He hopes thAtthc public wiliappFeeiaI
shls . forts 10 ploase and oxtendto him n liberhlpatror
age. Every hing lrasbcen done that could be done /
ensure success every departing nt oflhe art. sud HI
pieturesemdnot be surpasseds YIN. GRISWOLD.
N Persons WISHING tolearnth artwtllhayogreT
f~aeiitios ord0ine 50 hore.
uoursesoa go,ol0ckA M.uptil 3 O'Clock Pm, ).
Lancaser NoyemDeriG . 1S63-28
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
Sherinss Sale.
TIE slets Of Ohio, Fairf.la County, q.

John ss % Sssa' :. !. In Partition.
BURSU AMT tothe command ofa end order ofsalS
II from the Court Of Common Pleas In said county,
SHu 70 tne directed, Twill ofera at public sale at tho
ft5rnarg, 1856, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M.
and O'Clock z. NJ, the following described Real Es-
tale, tQ-wit: In-Lot No. 70 in East Rushyule in. said
county. AppraiSad at 5000.
Terms--One-tNA u In hand, one-third in one and the
remaining third In two years with interest from the day
of sale. ~ WILLIAM POTTER Sbari6
W,E. Fink, Attorney.
Lancaster, January 3, 1~s56--5B35pfS3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14

The DEAD R~esroRtp TO LiFg,-A few years AGE II
wa generally supposed that gray hair could not DO re-
store 4 10 ITS original color, or made 10 grow on bald
heads; but since tho advent Of Professor woodiah hair
Resloraiiye, many persons who DYRp years ago are
seen daily Ia me various walks OF life, erpearing In
alt tievigot Of youth, wearing tAeir own dafs SOW.
-mgloegs, simply fsOin having used this greni Restora-
n FOB lin Sold by KAUFMAN& 200.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
Estate Of Peter nright,

NToTICEi is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been qualified "a Adm'tof ofthe Estate ofPetey
Bright, deceased, late Of Fairneld County, Ohio.
All persons having claims against said Estate are no.
tinedto present them within one year Only %authenti-
Gated. and all persons indebted win make immediate
payment. BNOCH BRIGHT. Adm'tor
January II. 1p56-3wg5A
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14

hs oolees o. lue cPalemp.a,ea invasion
ot hlasas $50 compel Us mlsapltani' 70
sa1snit Y lhe eslaolshwea 9tslsT-ry
fns progress q s~layeholdlng aggression
- very femafkapi6.
IN ths slave power INSISTED on the
a1alssloA q 9Iissougt q y save SIaIs ap +
eleessa rs purpose ny lnsfalslng on mo
on ior ~ aami lUh perpetual Pr04tPi
W. spNety e ~ Wy teinttn1fr oiir
if9Ly Hs9lHet rom : rance, h2tsi u Tue
Ehe 81 Al7soai oAIeAli3s @ess"afd 70 our
iH9us
~ io2f 5hs Steye power nenahleu 'ha
q sno @Fohspl'ou % : oSg' snl f'
isNssf oyJl5t py inp. AiSHls 90 sas NY
oFtiA hi9ss p'l, "i'Sp pF9NliSl ,orz we
Espsa.s al eap'ess ueciA(a'2n my lnp pF9T
ple o. me lsfrlt2ry sPoplI " iet per
iscsy ltee g .VIni ana reR9iiso ta7f o%p
nYhssso ~nsn1u.'ol, sanJ'gs wv we
provisions OF Ihe CONSTITUTION OF the w.
9o'aIes,
VI "a looo slie save power 9slsts ynat niif
sqsr ms aselSralion Tue people Of Tue ier-
= Troy naNe 10 power ~ az 70 exclale.
slssery, phalb uAder an enabling act OF
Congress. they proceed TO lorm a state
paSIInion
49, n.o,o, 4, WI II Ia
So L9aEtlls preieh.on ~oali pe.aqVense
was iofsseenanl prelloted, Whell Tue Me-
ptaske-Aan Dili was undsr alscussloni
andll was, lnleed, indirectly sanctioned by
,slhe rellsal otltS supporters toajopt an
amehdmeht 'otne pllseSpreSsly rscoSntz-
lpS the rShl OF lhe pepplslop1elude slave
y,Uh.t.
bago Nan ;nton' Is ~ a ","oh y
Sr,ep. M Sgn -
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~ 49, .N~ h og@t'fie
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p9,% 5 n' 's3p asfiEat ., 'no Pf1'Ve'lPn
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IN nj nm. : Il 80.
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~ Ia ~, ,l,.3n y 'ne P1'I UNI OK.
nor.nDs s.h,o 49,, Pe.so'sa, 'uG1p,eise
49, %.As vi w. Von,g'tu'e 'h'
9i9sule "5'upu' FegaTu 70 'neir Plae'
tsu9"o'' wnetler'm missouri o. Kan
sas
30 ao.s ol,nas spurious L'SHia,ur'
VIE @1reny % ~ oflg'p tlvlng exalud
~ NV lt2sa.o "a"losrs VINO peid GER
upSa's9 :! s'sosPe' sney plpoeedeat9 pro
n'u'Me !" sne 'orn's o. hw' . series .
plgtsuueu sutsGsss WREN nave no PafalsN
anu','o' '9Sl9la'lVe usurPeion' ~
aoy'4ol - 'ao Lg'll?ry' Wn2 httemp'sd
RapS3lulliY Y RESTRAIN V'sir e%esSses y
'S sSegl'Ee Ielo, was renewed from of
ne w ne pGes'ieato q the United stases
M" mus illl scope was gwen 70 their.ut
most eXiElYaglnce'
Aal d'spostng Of aeoaauared proyiaee
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
KnoWn as the SMOOT FATtM,
IN TEE TOWN OF LOGAN,
On Monday, March II. 1856,

Several Tracts of Land amounting in all to $50 acres,
which Will DO sold either In whole or IN soperate tracts
to suit purchasers. There lsint this tract2j0gefos CHAR
cd, under good Board Fence with Locust Posi-. Se-
veral Dwelilags aud tarce good Barns. said Lands Is
situated within thrce miles OF hogan onlhe Lancaster
Road and upon the Hooking Riyarhear the Falls Mn
and adjoining tbs lands Of the 'lAte John Hos, and Is
regarded as q first rate Wheat and Grass Farm, and
together w0uld mako Que Of the best stock Farms ii
Hooking County. Ferms of sales will be made known
in regard to each saperAte tract on the day of sale, but
a liberal credit wilbeielyen on all titles indispitable
d. SIFgORD, Assignee orr. w, Denning.
Lancaster, January 81, lSjG-7w30
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14

To " NOW anu delrs OF said deceased, d
Petition to sell Lands to pay Debts.
EDuRsUANT TO the command of an order of sale to-
d me directed from the Court of Common Pleas,
Ohio, as the surviving administrator of Thomas Near
thur, deceased, late Of Fairfield county, 4 Will offer
for sale az tho door Of the Court House In tho City Of
Lanoaster In said county, on WedResday tae6tA day OF
.Mareh, 1856, between the hours of ton O'Clock a. IN. and
four O'Clock 7. IN. Of said day, the ~fdllowing Real Es-
tate, to~wit: Part ofthe North half of Section, number
~forly-four IA, in Township, number sixteen f(l6), in
Range, nnm6srtwenty {eo), being parts Of Lots NUM-
Der twelve (l2Ia and thirteen (3) of the Estate eff Vim.
Nife,i IN proeeedings in Partition in the Court o fcom-
mon Pleas OF Franklin county, containing one hum
the South side Of said Lots.
Terms Of Saie.-onethird in hand on the day Of sale,
%one-thlrd In six (6l months thereafter. and the balance
In one y~earafter the date OF sale, with interest on do
terred payments from day of sale, and for not less than
three hundred 600 dollars.
JOHN MACARTHUR,
Surviving Aim'tor OF Thomas Macarthur, de.
January 81, le55-5w49pfS4 SO nff
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
NEW CARNAGE SHOE.
q. nIErZ

r.. c. D1ETZ M
- I'D nforfns the eitis
cd94S&<EO zens Of Fairfield county thathe has
F4yAT[ recently put mp anew Carriage shopt
&&L2X-fmmtdiafsfgfn I'M AfrearGJ WHITES LdttaS
Hafdpats store, csHtrsaLey, Lancaster 0Afe ,wher
he wilIconstantly keep on hand and imanufActurS
lordor ryqvariety0f vehicle in hisline.-
| anticipating dene en- phoYt notice. an Tire
avofable terms Den Nvs
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REAL ESTATE AT

vi.
~ w CO Up II CD &JQ9
I'm virtue ofan assignment made to meby Robert w.
Denuing, dated DOcenber lS, 1854, / viii selli TO the
highest bidder, tho following Real Estate, to-wit;
on saturday, March Is, 1856,
at tho cOURT HOUSE Door in the City of Lahcas-
tel, SIX ACRES OF LaHd at sugar Grove, in. Fairfield
county, upon which is erected tA
a FIRST GLASS FLOURING MILL, /
with three run % Freneh Burs, in complete running
order, .fpr merchant and eopntry work. said Nib is
situated outhe Booking Valley Canal, with an album
dant supply Of water, and all the modern impfoye-
ments for s~Icecsifll milling. There Is also upon The
premlses q good Dwelling, n Warehouse and bltck-
smith shop. Also, at the same time and place, a farm
Known as the SHOOT FARM,
four miles sobth Of Lancaster, upon the logan Road
and Casual, continuing 1856 Acr5s With the improves
Inents consisting Ola good two story brick house, a
spacious barn, aud all other out buildings. .Thisl 8 a
most desirable nlrm and offers the iHduecrnents Of a
first rate hume to all, and Is regarded as one of the
finest tracts Of land in the comfy, IS
Also, at the same time and place, 'at
EThe Farm KNOWN as the Perry Farm,
adjoining the Smot Farm aud the Lands Of the Widow
Worthingtou, 81 miles South Of Lancaster, contain
Ing los acres, fhis fam IS on lIorktng Bottoms, ind
In polat of fertility Is notsurpassod, Is nearly AL clear
go, and oG3rs rare Inducements 20 purchasers, asa hrst
rats Corn Farm. The Improvement arc a tolarable
house and a new barn. Also, Ut ihe. coURT HOUSE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14

OhuAhk Al IdlEs COms IioaS ~ State OF DE-
Joseph ID Smith s&s
against Divorce
Martin l. Smith 1t
Evil Defendant is b hereby notified that dispositions
l. viii betaken' by the Plaintiff in this case, at the
once otthe Probate Judge in the county of Franklin
and state of Ohio, on the 10Th and goth days of Feb-
ruary, 1856, between't the hours offs O'Clock "a m and q
O'Clock p m Ofeach of said days.
STINCHC0MB Il SHAW,
January 81, ls5s--3wSOpfsI so At,ys for Plaintiff
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LAWRENCE City, X. Jan, 2L'56.
70 Ills E.reslIsacy, Ito Goa of Ohio:

StR-We have authentic information
that an overwhelming force Of the citizen.
Of Missouri are organizing upon our Dor
ders, amply supplied with artillery, for thu
ayowed purpose ~ofinyading our Territory
demoli4hing ourtowns and bulchering ouI
unoffendiug Free.State citizens.
We hope to DO able to hold out untilas
s~istance can reach us. We respectfully
request, on behalf Of the citizens of Kan
SIS, thabsqeh steps may be taken by tn
people Of the States As humanity suggest
% prevent the successful carrying out .
50 inhuman nm outrage.
Respectfully, jill. LANE,
Chairman Exs Conn X I.
@. RoDlEsoS,
Goyernor.elec of Kansas.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
Csc, DRirzLea, Secretary,
ciyIl war il MEnico---seig Of Pdlcbia.

Civil War in Mexico---Seige Of PdebIa.
YERA CnUz, Jan. 81, 1856.
Matters are now alta crisis. The revo-
luton Is in full blast. A tremendous strug-
Gle attended with much bloodshed, has
bsen maintained in pdebla for several days
past. The report is, that the forces oil
Haroy Tamaria, Guitian u Co., have pos
session OF nearIy the entire city, whilst the
Government troops are confined TO one or
two squares, The result win soon be
known, aud ifGomoutort don't pronounce
against himself, he will be used upiati,
yiIual.
The Government of,this Republic, most
unfortunately, is drawing 10 q close. 1t
has behaved like children, playing with
edged tools, and consequently hurt itself.
LIS Grststep9nll over the country Were
TO establish the National Guard, a play.
thing. y mere toy, aud nothing else.
They then insultqd and dispersed sol
diers aud officers indtscriminately, and in
the mos, wantou manner, and although no
body denics that's reform Of therarmy was
necessary, the way in which it was accom-
plished WIS the most absurd and ridicu,
lous ono,
Not content with this false step, the Gov.
erameus began afterwards to .assail the
lclefgy, the most powerful institution inthe
whole country. The idea was good, hu
clqmsily executod, like the former.
The consequence WIS. that the Clergy
reyolted, and then the army, kicked ans
insulted Tho day before, was called upon t.
put down tile traitors.
What happened was the most natural O
I'll things; one regiment after thesothel
Joined the reyolu.ioDists, and left the Gov
%ernnIent alone to mediate upon its loolisl
measures.
The New Orleans Picayune has the fol
lowing:
A correspondent, writing from the capi
talon the 10Th inst, says that corrospon
denee is interrupted between that plac,
and Vera Cruz, in consequence of the sieg
0 fPuebla.
The siogs had been opeaed for tire.
days without any decisive result, as far a
was yet known. having been Obtained
In Mexico itself great preparations wer
being made for defence, in case the capita
should be next attacked, Several hattal
ions OF militia hal been formed, four rails
day being offered for each recruit sud a
order had been issued requiring all Gov
ernmeNt employees to takeu up arms, or, a
an alternative. TO quit tho capital.
This is leap year, and the women hav
might to pop hts question. If arc wei
one Of them, wa would not Qger to an
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DissoIution of partnership.

DfssvtuttOH Va hothn t
* 3D. oDEPOUCH having this day dissolved
partnership by mutual eenseuts The BooksQnd
Accounts WILDE eft IN lohRnds OF g .RuDEPOUCH
forsetteInsnt. AlLaeco1nts must be closed By the
'ffst of April, 1855. Il G.. R0DkPOQCHs
JanuaryiO 10, iSs6-3m90< I'D. R0DkP0UeH,
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OrsDnns rRorT rrNAB orAnTEl

ORRDERs from HEAD QUARTERS.
GToCK of the Philadelphia Commission Store to be
- greatly reduced immediately,
GREAT BARGAINS
viii be given In Dry Goods for ASH ONLY. Mo
.ncy must be had. All knowing themselves In debt t
ihp Philadelphia commission Store wiilplease pay W
without delay, as endulscnoo cannot by the Agen
longer ~bedgiyen, JOHN G., WILCOX, Agent.
Lancaster. January IL, 1s5G-iw37
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800 STORE
Opposite shuiref's Hotel
JoTr n n RIEs

J0II ~ s - u LES
ncgs leave to inform bis old customer Is and as many
new ones as may favorhim with their custom. that he
has received direct from hopublshers Il heavy stock
OF standard and miscellaneous works, school books,
stationary, bibles, &c., which he iAtends to soil at the
lowest figures. Cali Ia and cxainiUe.
p. IS. My arrangements are such that receive every
new work dirert from the RUblisher as soon MS Issued.
Laueaster, Jan. Il, 1851 r0HN SEARLES.
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This is leap year, and tho women have
Alright to pop he question. Ii ws were
one Of them, VIZ wouli not eger to any
who drinks, plays, sweafs. smokes,
.chsws, an doesn't ply the printer.
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7 IVVWI"tOIJ UV ''F''W'ss'.''e., SUU N ~
tJunior, year 10 90
coliariste nSn..,n,.,i Middle do 1900
'mH'' Senior do "a 90 English
do do 10 90 Classical
Daughters administers of all denominations one-half
the ordinary tuition fee. Tuition to be IN advance an
leSs by special arrangement. Persons Wishing to make
Eany Inquiries arc requested 20 address,
J. Ha~BpClANAN, Principal, Oxford. Ohio,
or ADRIAN AFEN, Professor Of Moral Philosophy,
Spriugdele. 0hio.''
we name thefollowing gentlemen in this vicinity to
whom References may BE- mnde--Dr G w Bolster, II
HArnter, Esq, Rev Lowrie, Rev S Carpenter, DIR
5 Flndley and Dr. II Scott. Lancaster, Jan "a, Is56
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14
Administrntor,a snIe or Reni Fsta,a.
Tho widow and Hsirs Of said docsa,

IAe State Of Ohio, Fairfield county, Ohio, IS.
John I. Macarthur, Surviving Administrators Of Thom-
as Macarthur, deceased.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14

The Pittsburg Gazette says that a man
who has been deaf and dumb for four
ears was perfectly restore "a few days
ago. after having suffered a severe head
.ache for sometime.