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BY ToURNe 4 THOMAS, Auctioneers.
Once 70 Exchange Alley.
sA April s s lsss ss ~ oel q 1s
highest bidder by virtue Of order from the Hon P H Nor
January IA los. foraccount Of said succession
Certain If @ IN d 9 second 9set Gno op
sand four hundred and Fifty dollars recorded the 2 day of
five cents, with costs of suit
Rs-TEkMs-cash
SUCCESSION DE JAMES DUNN.
PAR ToURNE 4 THOMAS, Encauteurs.
Bureau 10 Exchange Alley.
CAMEDT, 3 d'avriI 1858, a midi, n lsArcade
am de BANS H. sga Te" II Ns snS is ' d g. s SS55S
Gon a. d nsTct DE- Ia SoTve,ie 5re" al u ianvieT ls
pour compile de Ia dte succession
trc eonfe Peter Keenan, de cette VILE pour Ia some de
s450 enrgre lie "a ayr 1854 ct de plus la soume de SO 5
sg-CoEDiTI0NS-comptant MA % as
SUCCESSION OF RICHARD RELF.
Sale of Household Furniture Pew No 1853 in Christ Church. ETC.
BY PAIFREY & co.
c. L. c. DuPUY Auetioneer.
Office, q Camp street.
SATURDAY, the Sd April, Is5s, at 10 o'clock
Royal and Cont will be sold ueon. ny virtue
the Honorable the second District Court of
New Orleans No. 1889 in the matter of the above succession
The Mayssbs Effects said succession consisting of House
bold Furniture, and Pew No. 1888 in Christ Church.
SUCCESSION DE RICHARD RELF.
vente de Meubes lie Bane No 1853 de pEgs du Christ ETC.
PAR PALFREY CIE,
Bureau, q du Camp.
SAMEDI, le 3ayril' 5s5s, 10 h a, 4. NJ,
angs des p"s Ro t on,i il sers enesn en- ye,ta
dun ordre de honorahle DeuNe cour de District de la
Nouvele Orleans No $50 dams aare de Ia susdte
sion, date du 10 mars 1855
b Les 81. E o h No ERse % 6S 9Gsani en- Men,
rs ssSc6SDfFToNs~Go@ S'''' n22 2s al ;
CAMPHENE FACTORY AT AUC,Io
BY N. vIGNIE, Auc,ioneer.
A. Al F ts street. Ct st,H hsP ss: aad
The Factory consisting Of small Engine and Boiler and
Copper Still, all complete; Barrels Cans, etc.
Two Mules and Wagons.
Proposals at private sale will be received until the dsy of
A. BEARD & co., AUoTIoNEERs AND AP
j. prars for The sale Of Real Estate Slaves, Furniture
Bk And Other siecks po[l warden Saf sFEo Ses etc
Pasage-ately removed from No Banks Arcade Passage
IN. General Agent the and Purchase Real
tate, Lands, Plantations NEGROES, etH
p.n,., ,.,.s. p..! oTFI No IT,, n,.,-,,,
oTner 6oS and N Alps ssp District
Where be examined any time st of valuable i'm
proved property Of very rengnera,iye Investment
sale choice Mechanics and list Of Virginia and Carolina
Nj q DEFERIET win give his personal attendance to every
sale and purchase. jas If
n e. word q CO., AUCTIoNEERs, WILL Ar
-. tend the sales Of Real Estate NEGROES Stock sales.
Trade Sales and IN faet every Se appepisnng to aueoneeFs
L. q Real F Saves and o1to5l business
generally Office IS Common street, next of Camp
GARDNER SMITH, AUCTIoNEER AND AP-
FRASER, will give special attention this season to sales
son socRs Insurance Port warden Damaged Cotton YES
sells Carg3es Goods in store Furniture etc
continuation Of patronage and will give prompt attention to all
osbce No Commercial Place sels SIN
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GOOD ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT FURNI-
tufe anetion.
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr., Auctioueer,


GOOD ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT FURNI-
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr Auctoueer,
onice 10 Common street.
CATURDAY, 27th Inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
- on the premises, will he sud- q
ST. Joseph street and Trion Walk consisting Of Rosewood
sprirg bottom Paor Easy Rocking and Cane Seat Char
board Hat Rack fine Cottage Bed Furniture,
Red Linen Towel Racks ne Glass china ana plated Ware
Cooking Stove Kitchen Utensils etc.
A fine assortment OF Fresh Family Groceries.
Es-TERMs-Ga,h m22
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MARY BOWER.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctoneer.
Office No. s Banks Arcade
TUESDAY. the 9Th day OF April, Is1s, at
l2oeoek N a. harks Arcade Magazine ST eet, by yiStue
Orleans dated 2h February 1883, No 1907 will te sold at
MARY, Corphan) mulattO girl aged about 10 years.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in h,ubourg Delassize
in the Fourth District of this city Parish Of Jeron
mated by Nos 10 and II Of No bounded by Chppewa
Harmony Pleasant and Jersey measuring each 80 feet
front Jersey street. by 2 Feet deep American lot
No 10 forms the of Jersev and Pleasant Streets
Tngef all buildings Improvements thereon.
cash, and the balance in NOES six,
the properly and bearing eight interest until paid
SUCCESSION DE MARY BOWER
PAR n. vIGNIE, Encanieur.
MARDI, lie avrll Is5s, a midi, l'Arcnde
~ de sans rue dies AasTsns en- yen ordre de ho-
No 1907. date du "a evrer 1855, sem vendu yene
MARY prghene) mulatresse agee denvirOn 10 ans.
DEUX Lofs De TERRE, situes an taubourg Dela.sizs
dams e Quateme District de cs!3e vile Peosse Jefferson
Chippewa Harmonic Pleasant Jersey mesurnt chscun 50
peds de face la Jersey l2 peds de profondeu
pied american lie lot No 10 orme rencognue des Jer
Ensemble les basses authorizations quexstent
Aa~CoNDITIoNs-Un einqufeme compliant ct la balance
par hypotheque de propte ct pSrtani but p1ur cent
d'interet jusqua parfait Placement. ms Is % ap56
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A,{A HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON AR
HWA TILLEHY--Arsenal, Girod street.
t4TS The Washington ARTILLERY will attend regular Month
sAklIssly Meetings the first MONDAY of each month;
and Regular nrlson THURSDAY of every week O'Clock
until further notice.
BY order Of
j. B. WALTON, Captain
WILLIAM Fl. SLACK, O. s. my29 II
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WALL PA PEIS-WALL 2 APER-JUST RECEIVED
w direct from the the desi
rabe stock OF French and American PAPER HANGINGS
brought this consisting of Oak Marble Gold
Stone Silver Velvet and Decoration Papers, of escrp
Also, LARGE of Satin and Blank Papers, of
every price and quality. For sale low by
F. NEwHAII.
60 Canal Old Levee street MP stairs
R-Copp eten workmen sent any part Of the city
try ms3
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THE G I.;l ~ ESeLIsH ,REMEDr : n

Il LIFF TIL FIKAI IOsFI-Une IN Few Days
Specific Solution for Gonorrhea elect Weakness
nary Affections The Faculty Of Great Britain acknaxses
the discovery made Physicians Of Fr
scribe IT, and thousands OF effected by t. sptT
effect, palatabe the TASTE and invigoraing the
Sole for the United States b. ABRAMS % CanR alss
New Orleans.
| he ID eu
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NDERsON ID. DIETER, COMNissE0E NAH
n CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S D0QHEMN
ACTING suGTIoN AND FORCE PUMP WIFE INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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Date OF Departure OF EUROPEAN, California
and Havana Mails, for March, 1883.

closed mail consisting Of letters and for states
and cities the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden, Poland, Russia Ionian Islands
IL from the Post office In New York semi weekly
~ FOR SALE-THAT PROPERTY HERETOFORE
occupied the New Orleans opposite Lafayette
XII Square For TERMS apply the Bank, ST. Charles
and Union sweets. ms
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rThe above ingenious invention has been In use but two
seasons and has attained popularity rarely eqnRed In the his
tory Of in, entions II needs only trial satisfy
OF its utility Where is kept running from the commence
Of the season. flies will NOT become sufficiently
to be Troublesome Kept running night they viii
quoes which will b. attracted to the trap in preference
alightinE persons In the room. ms If
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANT0

- VERANDAH HOTEL, Corner OF Czsn1
M Street and Lafayette Squaretn and after the In o
kx Der next meals will be served at this Hotel fsr=
breakfast from early sunrise until 10 o'et0ek-
Dinner from til O'Clock.
Tea from TIL O'Clock.
eeI9 Tun =
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OMNIBUS NOTICE-To THE PUB
Ara 80 q LIZ OF NEW ORLEANS AND CITY OF
48-7T4Sg yEssR z5AE JEFFERSON

OMNIBUS NOTICE-To THE PUB
Sra qSSs5ss- q LIZ OF NEW ORLEANS AND CITY OF
yEss@ izSA4 JEFFERSON.
On and after the 2ls Of March, 1853, the
Upner Magazine street Omnbusses VIII run as follows:
win leave Pleasant street. New Orleans every half our
ginning at O'Clock A. NJ until hafpat p. and when
there increased number Of passengers the time will
be shortened in proportion 0 the incrsase
m2O St HART. THOMAS 4 co.
ID EFRICs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GALVANIZED
N IRON REFR GER ATORS practical and scientific
principles The and convenenent article in for
They arranged that the ice slowly through
shelf and being confined from the eetcs VI the hot
keeps them the coolest point causing the rerigerng
the throughout the whole apparatus This
effected by the dppngs from the ice, which is lost In all
other efgeaors They the front and top make
neat piece Of furniture be placed in and have
water Jar by which perfectly cold all times be
They have been successful alton for upwarOs of
ten to the eradication of those who have III IA In
their certificates will show and the most approved
before the public The improvements recently added by which
the most perfect ventilation Is insured, great saving of ice
has been obtaired figd produced and durability
effected certainly place them far in advance Of anything
offered for public patronage.
GALVANIZED IRON
Has been substituted for the shelving in lieu Of zinc thereby
enabling offer them entirely free from diEatian and
corroson and consequently void dsagreeable odor
which has heretofore been most objectionable in other regea-
In addition to their being vastly superior Others
ewing to their convenient and unequaed prn-
Galvanized any other metal rs is
not affected by acid, salt water, etc.
For sale by
mi6 Sm FLINT 4 JONES, A and AZ ROYAL street
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EEs:I fayette square Camp
lei This favorite establishment formerly
now undressing thorough renovation and will b rss
the public the list October The location being
fayetie Square and in the immediate vicinity IN
onahe places Of amusement better adapted the
antilles hhving broad versudahs than
South This house to be Of the fra class, and ssos<
In ali It's appointments.
seii N JOHN Z gErxx
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25

~ w. LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
". ing Warehouses prepared TO accommodate those
of obtaining having large, and
buildings specially adapted fer the various
From their proximity the river and shipping
the facilities afforded for loading and unloading with
diminished risk in of ire eing all Fire Proo he is
abed to offer advantages heretofore attained;
DELTA WAREHOUSE, the river-For Grain and other
Produce, Of Front and Lafayette streets
MERCHANTS WAREHOUSE-Geners Warehouse in the
rear Of Delta.
WABASH wARSHoUsE-For Lard and Bacon, Fulton
HOME wAREUoUsE-For Coffee Alone Fulton street, near
attention of merchants and others solicited n26 If
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= MERCHAHTs' HOTEL, CORNER 90 "a

LEA Cha les and Canal
LII The undersigned who for years .
management Of the Arcade, informs his friends
anees that he has opened at the above location HOT
10 designed to be FIRST GLASS every
are large well veniaedthe Table will be supp<s -<a
everything that the market affords. Trusting
serve support he respectfully asks share Of the pah pz
j.. DERAUN-
jals ly Prs,rssx
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
and Fourth DistrictsWithon any Limit Reserve what
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lily AND MOSQUITO TRAPS
GILBERT,s PATENT.

Notice hereby given that the undersigned have acquired
by special with the nee the Patent Right
the sale in Louisiana of the above article.
All orders aud communications be addressed us at
New Orleans
obb=s and Retailers whose are solicited will be sup
piled on very favorable terms.
p1-For sale also NJ retail
HENDERSON 4 GAINES. % Canal street
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RILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURER-
ALL STYLES.
B. AETOGNINI Nos. u and IA Cont street,
Between Chartres and Old Levee
New Orleans.
ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES six and egh
feet Billiard Tables with Marble and Wood Tops
ions 10 play the table, either Pool the Game.
full and complete Of every arie the line
uactuIer Of lnds Rubber for Gnshions also Pehnhoe Bag
atee kouees Balls aud Pins for Ten-Pin Alleys,
ECO SOMICAI. STOVES,
Portable and order with crockery aud
tops.
H9-walnut Wood for sale d25 "
NOTICE To CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed Misunderstanding. both rough
from the best heart timber for per rough
and $40 per for dressed, in lots to suit purchasers
n9- Lumber sawed to order.
fsi9 ly STAR FLAMING MILLS. New Basin
a., FOSTER'S SLAVE DEPOT, 1877 COMMON
E street New orleaB@He keeps constantly on hand aue
x for sale Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks Washers
ers and General House Servants Also buys and sell,
SLAVES on commissions Having converted the family part
the large three story building the Of Slaves
the best depot in the city and we'll furnished cosr
Of Slaves.
dlH rFosrER
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"A NJ, PAPPENHEIMER HAS REMOVED
VI from No 70 Baronne No. l75 Canal where he
"a has hand and is constantly receiving large and
M splendid IF Rosewood and Mahogany Paror
and Bed Room FURNITURE all selected by himself,
which he offers the public reduced prices to suit the times
Call and examine before bnying elsewhere. ials ON
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CUNDIIIEs -SUNDRIES-1HE SUBSCRIBERS
- offer for sale
1850 empty Derjohns nf l. q and gallons.
$50 qusrter pipes Port wine various bralds.
2Jt boxes fms Cinret Wines.
20 boxes Muscat PrUntignsA.
30 casks bordeaux ClaTet.
~ Sardines and half boxes
10 cases Truhiad Pies, etc. etc.
GRATIAA, COMM AGEREk Co,
m25 ~ C'ustounl,ou-e street
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~ BtLOAi iOiEL TO ~ IN I T., hIipAI
oou Ten.pn Alleys and Ge Of about two AEpents Of
Land containing many bearing FIX and plum trees attached
This delightful retreat Biloxi Miss, Will be rented
low 10 good tenant
The Furniture Billiard Table Bar Fixtures ETC.. for sale
reasonable terms
sfy-Gommuuicaon with Mobile twice week.
For particulars, appls ln the prem ises nr to
II. X NIXON
m2l St On Basin street, Erao street.
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KARSTENDIEk & CO., IMPORTERS, Nos lOl
N l03 and los Tchoupitonas street. offer for sale
$500 five gallon Demijokns.
$500 three
1900 two
luO0
2O half
100 hampers Madeira Bottles, SIS and 6's.
.. Hook =.
Is boxes Hook Wine-Ainstener.
65 :. =. Geisenhemar, Rotheuberg.
rs Rhudesheimer
IS .. Hnckheimer Domdechaner.
Is Sparkling MOsele Muscate.
81 e. E. Geisenhemer Fnchsberg.
50 casks IN packages Of 90, IS, 40, 60 and
81 gallons each of different qualities.
All Of which offer extremely low prices, to clear
sgnments. jal9 SIN
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CONsTABLE'S SALES.

FrRsr JusrIcE's CouRr 3R w RAYNR VS. W. y. JEwRTT
Parish q t,reans y. Gutierrez. snrety-No 3Si0.
QY VIRTUE of a writ of Geri facias TO ms
u directed the Hon. j. X. Dixon First Justice Of the
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans against r. Gntieez surety
/ will proceed and sell public auction, WEDNESDAY,,
the 1s day of April 1858 IL o'clock NJ, my Warehouse
No. II julia
A LoT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
seiKed In tire above
TERMs-Cssh the spot.
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REV. DR.. BoLLEs' LECTURE.
The Rev, DR.. BOIIEs Of this city, will deliver Lecture
scientific EDUCATION"
before Mercantile Library Association Of this city ODD
FELLOWS HALL
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TERPSICHOREAN.


R-Appc itiOns for Ladies' invitations be made at D.
Felt 4 Steons Camp Vaughan Co.'s, No 40
Poydras eet and the Grand Secreays office, Odd Fell
lows Hall. m22 I'd
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60 $50 (F1FTY) DOLLARS REWARD.
X Rai the l4th January, light grih boy named
n HENRY o GORDON, aged about "a years weighs
AZ abou $50 pounds about feet inches in height; easily
frightened confused when spoken has staggering
gait; thin moustache; dressed when he left ia black frock
checked cashmere pants drab double breasted vest and
light colored felt hat, Apply
MeDONNELL'S Restaurant,
fes l47 Common street.
KARSTE NDIEK CO., Nos l0l. l03 AND l05
N Tchoupouas street. General Agents for the South Of Tur
Bros of New York, Buffalo and San Francisco offer
the trade
Turner's Ginger Wine, in cases and barrels.
Native Port Wine
-. Blackberry Brandy, in and barrels.
Raspberry
Cherry
Ginger
=. Essence Of Peppermint,
Forest Wine Btters,
Stoughton Btters,
=. Lemon Syrups, ia cases-Nos and 2,
And will sell them wholesale at New York prices with the
addition of freight and actual charges for cash
equivalent. jal9 Sun
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WANTED.

o. WAsTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE carrsnz-
3 ing iour or five rooms The First Fssrfb Wras-
A..saa.hgplyo WILLETT WILCOX
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
Howard Association, PhiIadelphia.

by special sRdos,
meRt(0r the ~sef Of tie siok anddisrsssed, afflicted
With Yiruieat aud Epi dsmic diseases.
The Howard Association, in view OF the awful dos.
trucon OF human life, caused by Sexual diseasesand
tho deceptions practced upon the unfortunate vic-
tins of sneh diseases by Quacks, several years ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as Charitable
AttwOrthy of their name, 10 open Dispensary Tor
the reatme Of this class of diseases, In oil their
FORMS and 10 give Medical Advice Gratis. 10 all who
appy by letter. with a description Of their condition,
(age occupation, habits oflife, &c) and In casesof
extreme poverty TO furnish Medicines free OF charge
II is needless to add that tie Asso citation commands
Medi cal skill of the age and will furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors ofthe association In their Annual Ne
port upon the treatment az Sexual Diseases, for the
year ending January lst ls5s express the highest sa
staction with the which has attended the Ia
bors of the Consulting Surgeon In the cure OfSperna-
Gleot Syphilis the vice Of Onansm Sefabuse DC,
and ordera continuance ofhe same plan for the ensu-
ing year.
The Directors, ON review fthe past. fool assured
that labors In this sphere of benevolent EFFORT
have been 0fgrcat benefit to the aditcted especaiy
to the young aud they have resolved TO devote thcn-
selves with renewed zeal, to this very importantly but
much dlspised cause.
| An admirable Report on SpeTmatoIrhga, or Semin-
oil Weakness, the vice of onanism, Masturbdtion or
Selfabuse and other diseases OF the sexual orgaEs,
by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail ln
senled enyeIope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt OF
ON the and Of SEXUAL diseases. diet,
are constantly teing published FOR gTatuttOus dis
trbution, and will be sent to the aihieted some OF
the remedies and methods OF treatment discover
ed during the last year, are OfRreat value.
Address. for Report or treatment, llr. GEORGE X!
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Associa-
ton, No South Nine Street, Phladelphia, Pennsyl'
yania, BY order Ofthe Directors. t-
, EZRA n. HEARTWELL, President.
GEORGE FAlRCHILD, Secretary. v 81
April 22, le5e-1y51
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
NJ, nrdar nf prohato EnuFt.

0N SATURDAY, tho llth DAY Of sBPTEMBER
"a d. 1853, between the hours OF 10 o clock A M =
and O'Clock 7, at the door Of the Court House.
In the City of Lancaster Will be sold to the highest
bidder the following Real Estate, us the properly OF
Daniel B0rtter, deceased, the undivided half o. the
following described Traets CT Land, situate In taar
field County, aud St.te of Ohio, ,to-wit
FTrst-1'he West half OF the Northeast Quarter OF
Section No Fourteon, Township No Thirteen ana
Range No Nineteen containing Seventy-six ~ iuu
acres. All Timber Land. Appraised at Sli per acre.
Seeond--The West half fof tho Southeast Quarter oi
| Sc,tion No Eleven, Township No Thirteen, Range
Nc Nineteen, containing Eghy Acres, with 50 acres
OF cleared land. Appraised at $50 per acre.
| TAird- TheS SoutheustQuart of thesouhwestQuar,
ter Of Section No Eleven, Township No Thlrtoen aud
Range No Nineteen, containing Forty "a luu acres,
with Acres cleared land. Appraised nj - per acre.
| Fourth-The Northeast Quarter OF tbs houthwest
Quarter of Section No Eleven, in Township No Ihir-
teen, OF Rany 40 Nneteeh containing Forty S1,lou
Acres, with Is acres of cleared land, one good wo
story log house, large stable and other Out-ouiu
ings. Appraised At SIS per acre, and
FIFTH "A part Of the Northeast Quarter OF Secuor
! No Fifteen, Township No Thirteen and Range NC
Nineteen containing Ono 5O-1OO acres, more or less
| Appraised mt Si5 per aero.
Terms Of Saie-0ne third In hand on the day oil SAFE
one third In and two years. with interest on th'
deferred payments from the day of sale.
N CHARLES +. SHEFFkR, Adm'tor
| oi Daniel BGrster, deceased.
| r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
oRITUARY

Died in Bowling GreOn July 10Th inst.
Mrs. Harriet G. Campbell wife Of William
Campbell aged 20 years 8 months and Is
days.
For several years the deceased has been
affected with the Bronchial disease which
finally terminated in confirmed consump.
ton. She leaves small child to the care
ola devoted and affectionAte sister. Al
though the deceased was comparative
stranger yet she had won the respect and
the entire confidence Of all who had formd
iher acquaintance, On SABBATH previous to
her death she was hap,iztd by Rev. j.
Ward, although extremely weak and pros.
trated she expressed herself after coming
from the water that she felt much better
which nc. doubt resulted fiom con cions-
ness OF having done her duty. On last
SABBATH evening the day following her death
her remains were removed 70 the Baptist
church where a very appropriate funeral
sermon was delivered by Rev. J. Ward in
the presence nofa large congregation Of
sympathisng friends after which she was
> followed to her last and silent retreat
: Bowling Green (Ind Democrat.
On Friday evening. july 3otb, MARY
MAeDALENE, infant daughter Of Lewis and
Catharine Hershberger, aged 10 months
q and 1s days,
Ere sin could blight. or sorrow fade,
4 Death came with friendly care.
, The opening bud to heaven conveyed.
# And bade it blossom there.
J. t' tr. et.-.-. COM
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

BLEEDING IN APPoPLExY AND SuN-SToKE
DIR. Samual Dickson, OF London who
was fornarly a medical officer in the Brit
ish army, disapproyes entirely of bleeding
in ease OF sunstroke. but relies upon amonis
quinine and alcohol stimnlauls, and the
prompt application Of cold water 10 the
head. This is on the principle that open
ing vein dimiOishes the power of the
heart, already deficient. while the stmu
Ients tend to restore the circulation to th'
stsnda I'd Of health.