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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-30
Howard Association, Fhiladelphin.

NJ . a Ii
n ToeRecoIent Institution, bV speeioI .u
mentJonfhe ~e!ief Of kesiek and disfresssd gs;e,s
eta Tmh ytrAtent and Epidtmie dissasIs.T 20 '''
trnctoh oT M IN view Of The awful des-
ttucsoh OF uunan lfe causedby Sexurl iseasa. ara
,ne ueeeptlohs praeteed upon the unfortunate yis-
uns OF sueh diseases by Quacks, several vanrs ooo
1iseted their Consulting Surgeon as h CbnfitaLIe
the trentmeot S1ef 5bt nsne g ogena Dspensary for
forms, aud to give Medical Advice GrntG 10 hi wbG
Hppy oy letter, with description of their canditinT
lAge, occupation, habits offe, Co. and In csses ~
extreme poverty, to furns Medrcnes ~ chsyoS
is needless to add IN at the AssociHtion conS
skilloftRe age and viii frIfnish
thTn2st ,y M proved mo derK eatmeBt M ~ 31'T
plreGtors oItpe Association, in their Annual Re.
Rort upon tho treatment Of Sexual DIsea for I'M
year ending January 1s 1855 express tbe hi1hrt an
sIaeuon WIN the success which has attended the In
ths consulting Surgeon fnthe c1lre ma
niant Impetepcs Goporrh9a
ara 9Idera continuance ofte slfhe planfor ehsu
,T6eDiessOrS, on atovieN ofthe past. tssiss,n,
tnat thslr lhls sphere ofbenevolent fTorty
have been ofgroai benefit to the afiicted. especSI
to the young, and icy have N c
much dispfsed canse.1
A9 admirable Report on spcrmatOrrbdSh, or setb,b-
Selfabuse and other diseases 0f l6e edxnni orrsrs
by the Consulting SurgeOn will be sent b IN Iii fi \
sealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGE, on, ,receiDt OF
n ~ for postage Other and Tracts
on the nature and treatment ofseyuaI discusses Diet
are constantly Being published for
tnouton ,hnd will be sent to the ahlieted some n
tee new remedies and methods of Atmen discover
ca iuring the last year, are ofgreat value.
Address. for Report or tre atm mt. Dr., gEORGR r.
UOALhMouN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associa-
tion, No South Nine Sroot, adeiphia, Pennsyi
wanna. by order ofthe Directors, ~ fefi =
II EZRA ID. HRARTWRLL. President.
GEORGE FAlRoHIBD, Secretary. n ~
April 90, le5e-Iy5l -., .t.,tgl.s
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REAL EsTATE OFFICE.

HAVING from disability been cothpelled to retire
II from the active duties Of my profession, have
established. at my residence on Main street, REAL
ESTATE OFFICE, whereI will buy and sell Real Es-
tate on commission and on private account
will act as Agent for the purchase, sale or ex
change of Farms, Town Lots, Town and City Proper
ty charging commission only when sSes are efecied.
Persons wishing to exchange sell their property
by furnishing description OF the same with state
nient OF terms will have II properly attended to.
All property intrusied to me for sale OF trade, W i'll
be literally advertzed and brought into, mark et.-
iReierence given TO Propertyin all cases.
have already number of farms--one within three
miles OF Lancasler-one In Hancock, and one In Put.
nam counties of this STATE, tugetter with Town lots
and residences for sale or trade good terms. Wes
tern lands bcatedin Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, ,Missour,
Michigan, and Wisconsin,, improved and unmproved,
for sale for cash, or time exchanged for other
property on good terms. N
Land Warrants Bought ana Sold.
Buyers and sellers will readily see aud appreciate
tho advantages OF such an agency-and hope, by
strc, attention 10 business, TO meet the appreciation
OF the public. f .D o. T.. DAVIS.
Lancaster, Doc. %, rs5s-4w34.
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mn. CULVER WELL =
q " M A NM q OID,. !.

Medical Essay on new, certain and radlcle eur
fSpermatofrh9a, &C.. without the use OF internal
medicines, ,eRuterizatiOn, or any mechanical
appliances. 49,
JusT PUBLisHED, the 6ih edition sealed envelope
gratis and mailed to any address, pcstpaid, res
ceipt oftwo stamps.
This little work, emanating froma celebarted NOM
bcr ofthe medical profession, gives the most imp0r
tant Information ever published 10 all ersons enter
tanning doubts OF their physicaf condition. whoar
conscious ofhaving hazared their health and happi-
ness--contanng the particulars OF an eniiroIy new
and peyfect remedy for SpermatorrhOea or Seminal
weakness, Debility. Nervousness. Depression of Spi-
rita Loss Of Energy, Lassitude,
Blotehee and Pmples on the Face, Piles indigestion
phlpitaton the Heart, and Bodily sPfobtrationol
tho whole system, inducing impotency and mental
aud physical ineapucty, --by meansbf which evcfysn
may cure himself privately, and q triang ezpsp
10Th. street. New York; Post Box, No. 1885,, t1i.
September O. lssa -Sssi0
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TO OonsumnIiTaa-

advertiser having been restored TO bealtb ~,
inc =. Iew weeks by very simple remedy aft hay
and tha3 several years with severe ectiOn
o a Known to his the of cure
VINO desire it, he will send copy of the pre
used Uree of eharge), with directions for
pieparlng and using the same, which thew will ana
The onIT 1I,e oh t1r oOs;Spsn st1a Brcneiis,
scrino 9o'ecl OF 4dyerlirer in sending the pre-
every sufferer will try his remedy as il Will cost tbe
nnosnlne ana may prove blessing. PARTIES wisbina
'he prescription will please address ""'"s
81 % REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
-eoP.. 9o, ls3e-am22 Williamsbu rgh Long Ialnndl
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A RELIC or WM. PENN.-An interest,
ing ceremony recently took place at the
Hall Of the Pennsylvania Historical Soci
ely 10 Philadelphia. on the occasion Of the
presenting tothe Society Of the belt Of wan
pun given to William Penn by the saoh-
ems Of the Lenui Lenape Indians at the
time Of the great treaty in 1889. The
bait was presented by Mr.. Granville John
Penn, the great'grand-son Of the founder
Of the State, to whom it has been trans
mited through four generations. -s
It's about three feet long and six inches
wide composed Of beads made of small
pieces Of muscle shell, ground into shape
and pierced, aud strung upon thongs Of
deer skin. The strings are then fastened
together until they are Of sufficient width
to form a belt.
This great treaty belt was of unusual
breadth. ia token Of the importance Of the
compact 1t was intended to seal. The beads
are generally white, and among them black
beads are wrough. into devices emblsmat.
10 Of the treaty. 10 the center of the bell
two 6su es are rudely formed with these
beads. One Of the figures wears bat. and
was without doubt intsndedfto represent
Onas. as the Indians called William Penn
The other figure is obviously intended tc
represent a native. The 6Sures are 10 the
act OF shaking hands. There are also
three bands, iormed Of black beads, whict
cross the belt disgonally. The curious old
relic is carfully, preserved 10 glass case
and is in excellent condition.
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iTnR ENaiIsH NoBLEMEN.- The ST. Paul
Pioneer Of the 7th says: "The rumor
that Lords Grosveuor, CSvendish, and Mr..
Ashley, who went bunting il the Red riv-
er valleywere killed by Indians. is not
true. II snot theft throats. but their aye
tseth. which have been cut by the natives.
The last we heard Of them they were pay!
ing one hundred dollars each for Red riv.
er carts. which were worth about five, and
plunging into wild career Of speculation
10 broken down Red river horses"
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no Fathers ANA nIother..

that von Know now important 1t is for your chldran,
s0 JUu see iee6le parents dressed in mournn1 ~
n;x Ei tne death OF their beloved children What
these trials and troubles can be aSoideS v al
can De restored to the parent and life and
pm 20 me child Restore the health Of me mother
ssn ana for CRYING cbiid
cond,.o entreat YOU as we desire to improve the
nae nd oa ~ our races to procure Dr. Morse,s Alma
WIN NaIURE'S laws with innocent Roots & Plants
d;an this Morses In
nG oooy rom those morbid humors, and tboronSbiy
n,Ss Az pains and give and comfort to the
ar threa from one 70 three ofthese pills. taken two
"a oe safe and easy delivery, and viii be
~ stout and healthy constitution 10 the child
~ eN'0ihsohient. December 9. 2.I659--ItnaI
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FITS! FITS! FITS! FITS.
DIR. HATCE'S YEGET.ABLE ExTRsc7,
EPlL EPTIG PUIc

''' '"' cure % rns, SPGsm, CramPs and all Nsrvous
and ConStituti0nU Diseases
HDERSoNS wh9 are laborBg under his distressine
H. TiC ;w,il md Dr. HAEcE's VEGETA BILE EPio
90 ,,, .or curing ni3g Epilepsy or Falling Fits
SYSTEM: aS pHssesss specific action on the nervous
LOT me purpose ofcurng Fits, they will be fpnnd ~
especial oenehffor all persons afiicted with weab
ne ok whose nervous system has been prostrated
@ ~ or diseases Of loig standing suporndue
Prre nervousness lhey are exceedingly beleaciaI.
o. we city, enclosing remittance will have tbe Pill
seia W. ,nem tnrPugh the mas free postngc
pn,,i! y! sE 4, n p HANCE No lO9 Baltimore Street.
nsuatt1qfe, Maryiand TO whom orders from All nart
5uDs "1 onlon y must BE- addressed post paid.
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WILL THE PARAeUAYANs FIeHr. The
Bun1s Ayrss correspondent Of the New
York Hniald. writing Oct. 28th. says:
We have just retHrned from Parsgua.
whittier we journied, anticipating a sojourn
Of some weeks. but the very fact Of our be
ing, as they styled US. Yankee was
sufficient to cause ds to be looked upon as
a spy. Wecau, however. assure our gcv-
ernnent Of one thing-thnt The Parss uay-
ans are reinforcing all their forts, Al the
fort OF Iaperru. they have under arms
some twelve hundred men, and fully three
times said number at Q her stations and
fotts along the river. - t,,r,,j -,
Let our country men beware how they
trust te the pretended peaceable intentions
Of this psople. Be assured that they have
a notwithstanding with Brazil. whereby
that empire win aid and abet them in case
Of war with our government. However,
their cannon are poor, their Notifications
(exceptiug Itaperru) badly chosenas to
commanding. position, and many Of their
soldierry Discontinued; and il our govevn-
ment does not exhibit penurious spirit
in the equipment Of the intended squadron
l doubt not but all these countries, from
the Brszills topatigonia, will gladly receive
q lesson as calling to the Vanity OF III, il
oppressors as il win be beniicial to the
advancement Of American interests and
general liberty. We stated 10 our letter Of
July last that there were in this city over
two huuAred dseontentsd Paraguayans
and friends Of fliberty who would gladly
join the expedition We repeat our state
ment. These arc no hireliDg hands, but
bold soles, who cannot brook tyranny OF
wong. tS.e
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HussASD HuSrERs.-A plain spoken an.
Onymous writor says:--'A husband hun.
TER is the moat deIsslable ofall young Ia.
dies. She is full Of star h and Fuckers;
she puts on 30 many false airs. and she is
so Moe. that she appears ridiculous in the
eyes Of every decent person. She may
generally be found nj church or chapel
coming in Of Gow Sc, about the last one; al
ways Of social parties, and invariably takes
a, front seat al ooncerts, She tries to be
the belle OF the place, aud thinks she ia
Poor giIll you are fitting yourself for au
old maid. jus. As sure as tho Sabbath comes
on Suudsyl Men will Airt with you, sim.
ply they love to do il: but have no more
idea Of making you their wiIe than they
have OF committing suicide,Y ,,sa,..
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Nah6HCe.

TAMES T. CHURCHis is notified that on December
81 1853. Jonathan Petors, acting As since OF Aaron
A. kagy nlod In tho once Of tho Clerk OF the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Fairfield County Ohio, his petition
against him ihat on September 1854 The said
Church, value rsceiv Cd made 10 him aud Joseph
A.. Friend, as the assignee Of the said Kagy, his pro-
mtssoty note payable day Aer date, for the sum
March, leSi With one NV Gerrhart, made 10 the said
Peters and the said Friend assgnecs aforesaid their
six months afer date for the sum of 81 as. That
said Friend has resigned his office OF cotrusee, and
has been duly discharged from any rther duty In or
about the trust created by said Kagy; and that the
whole amount OF said notes. Including Interest thereon
from the time they became due, is unpaid, for which
sum Judgment II asked.
nsiendantiS moulded to appear and answer to said
on or before he 3Id Saturday after February
ord, next p = f.A' JOHN q, RAINY, Clerk,
december 20, Ss-sv9SpfsSaSy 5l't ~
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Sow Oars IN MARcH.-Tbr,a Of -

Sow Oars IN MARcH.-Thrss Of dP
-nelgheors-cOnOluded We would soy
our oats last spring as early AZ the latleF
part OF the third month. Sow Il uporS
sInoDle without PlOwiug. and depend up
Wv Wa d;S My y! 'nor01sh narrowing to cover it.
Of grain on beautiful bright straw p TSpp
success is no doubt attributable 10 the sar.
ly sowing, and have no opss,;on - A..
oats crop Of Ohio should be cot n M, sTs
spring as early as the latter pSrt Of M ths
third or FIRST part Of the fourth month. the
rust may ee nearly if not entirely avoided.
lwOnld recommend all persons ii tsnJ.
ing to sow oats, to have their gronnS ~ 'S"t -,
sow. without plOwing, next spring. II ~ IL,
Is corn stubble ia good tilih free from weeds.
It will do without blowing. III is fonI
or should il be sod. it should be plowsd
this fall;-lW. n. Ladd, Richmond. JET
ferson County. Ohio.
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sArriva, Of the overland Mali.

e. LOUIS. Dec. a6.-The twenty SEQ.
end overland California mail. With dates
20 the 2eh ulI., arrived here last night,
81 days out. bringing one through passsn
Ksraad sevsrsl from the way stations.
Six Companies from the Sixth Infantry
have ben pSsigned from service IL the Mo.
hsye coantry; two companies, with regi,
nsutsi head quarters. Lieut. Col. Andrew,
conmandiug viii 90 to Preside. aud ont
company 70 Hunibolt Bay and San Di
ego.
The San francisco Herald reports th,
seizure Of the steamer Herman by III,
Ubitsd States MarShal on claims Agains
hsr hy New .YoIk parties. !.
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"THE PRIETrNG DID THE BUsINEss ToR
member OF q manufacturing firm
in Vermont remarked, the other day. while
paying a bill for some advertising and
job printing. "tha! printing did thebusiness
for us--it has already brought us more
than thousand dollars soort4 Of work,"
The amount ofthe printing was Eve dol
lars.
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MORE'T0 BE.ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings Or Emperors.

What! Whya BdaIEtiTuE Head or HAIR
Because tits the ornament Cpd iHimseO provided
for all our race. Reader, although the rose may
bloom ever brightly in the glowing cheek, the eye
be ever so sparkling, the teeth be those of pears II
the hea is beteft Of lis covering the hair be snar
cd and shriveed, harsh aud dry, worsb stlil, ~
her charms. Professor Woods Hair Restorative. II
usedtw or three tmesa week, will restore and per-
manently secure TO all such an ornament. Read the
following uBd judge. The wrtor ofthe first Is the e
'sratsS D. sPiqsisi' TAai1srg; 90
,l Dear Sir-Permit me to express to You the obii-
cations anu under for tho entire restoration of my
hair to its original color about tn time OF my arrival
in the alted States i was rapidly becoming gray,
but upon the application of your Hair Restorayc''
\ soon recovered Its original hue. consider your
Restorative as very wonderful invention, quite Of
lam, dear sir, yonrstrniy, % IS. THALBERG.
tl,y hrych ar Gwyled ydct" .i,,.7g s
Welsh Newspaper oGice, 13 Nassau st. April 10, '5s
PRoFEssoR o. J. WcoD;- Dear Sir,--Some month
six wecksa ago received bottle OF your Hair Re-
stSIstv1 and gave & tto ny w wsS c9nSgdsd s9
would restore the gray hair toll original color but to
her as we'll my surprise. after few weeks
trial, has performed that wonderful effect by turn
Ing all the gray hairs TO dark brown, at the
time beautifying and thickenugthe hair. strongly
reeGm%s1d tne above Sestarq.ye TO al persons In
80 - 80 CHARLES cARDRw. &,
NEw YoRK, July 95, 1857.
com end your Hair Restorative, as being the most
onicacious article ever saw. Since using your Hair
white have gradually grown dark and now feel con
TO their natural color II also has relieved me Of all
persons who Tho perspirs freely. " J. q. KIIBY.s s
PRoFessoR WooD--Abopt two years ago my hair
commenced faIing and turning gray; was fast be
coming bald, and had tried many rem edles to no feet
| commenced using your Restorative In January iast.
4 few applications fastened my hair firmly. ltbcgan
to ill up, grow out, and t1rned black TO It's former
color, (back) Al this time IL is fully restored to Its
original color, and apPearanee,and eheerfaly re-
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Estate OF Holm =. IohD.or

NOTICE is hereby given, that the unders,ened has
IN been duly appointed Executor Of the Estate Of
Johns; JOHNSON deceased, late OF tho county Of
Fairfield ohio, All parsons having unsettled busi.
nesswith said John s. Johuson will present tho same
for settlement within one year. JOHN KAGY, Erfr.
Dec. J, l65s-3w31
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rDissoIution N0fIceI

TfNIfB partnership Of Dts. DAVIS & wAGENHALS,
IL has been dissolved by mutual consent. DR..
Wagenhals will contuuet the practice Mt the old office
The notes aud book accounts Of the nrin arc in the
hands of Dr. Davis for settlement. Persons knowing
themselves indebted to Drs Davis Wage uhals or to
will please call at the residence OF Dr. Davis on Main
street and settle imme edfately. O.E. DAVIS,
Dec. 90, 1858. 3l-3w p. NJ. WAGENHkLS.
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Lnle arEIEaIs nom the Red River OF the


mn y'a. ,,1
Aue 'o1s & 2sesed party o. E1gnsn sou-
tsssJ oonStsnleg Vhoss sAlesy eoess1e'apis
suA'ess ~ ossG yloeiy ehtsr'Alneu Sns rag
- PeeSvss. ST:, ssaensa ms cry yss era;y
'Ou Mu~aasse, not 'ns ~Toss p "pPsrsness Z
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'"S m no.N. NJ M
.t. ~ eonsiS,sn T, :. Froi T' n,n9'
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D p;.. w vsl,! ~ s'l,SS " enP.o.o '1s Isu
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49, ea' ,o.,aa ~. vssGTsi ,I ~ !" | nS" T
vS, sor,. 'sss.@g. ~, s. Z h; . !. 10.
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Ths ns,,v =, wi TX ~; saIS;,t MI ~ . .s.,,,smsD, -
so,,,s I an p ,..h,,.s',. .s 'a PgI y "
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IscnRAsE OF Wool IN oHIo. We have
At sine expense obtain tabular state ment
Of the number Of sheep in this State, show
Ing 3.3O8. sos head, which is three lbs. Of
wool per head. is 9.6e6. 400 lbs, an in
crease over last year Of 10 per cent. or
about y million pouudsof woOl.--WooA
06hNgRa sl'liiifssaa ~ D. fo1N slv.aaseE 8tt
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- - Just - sn nuU.i6nesF 10 Hartford,
Conn. Wa saying 'gonsi' afew evenings
since i1 .ndisaes vent thEoaghtha lloot
Into the lns, but happily without huFting
ena 81 lbSm. The anotioneer as soon a.
bs fonud bis legs, remarked that the aSoi.
DENT would enable him 10 sell lower than
before. ana csIlsd Tor BIZ. and they bid
- ~ ~ ~ $50 At ~ ,yi{ 4-ss i -.
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For ne Lancaster Gazette.
winter r. Here.
lN"NAo.n


b, The cold and chilly days have come,
The north winds whistle DER the earth;
Tie birds their farewell notes have sung,
And children gather round4ho hearth.
Cold winter now has driven away,
In his approach with icy breath;
The sun's bright warm, genial ray,
Aud nature sleeps as robed In death.
While these cold days arc llngerinEon,
There's some humanity I'm sure;
Gothen, ye friends with purses long,,
s Give Charity TO suffering poor. "a, !
Cold blOWsthe wlnd-nlght y coming on,
And SOh faint, dim, gIimmcring light,
Is TIE dying ember-Nhen IN gone, - /
Thsre's no protection FROM the night, \ ?
Go then. humanity bespsAks, - 4
Gogive relief v starving poor
N,Wait1ot. till poterts beseeks,
Pittance humbly at your door.
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New Arrangements
From ana after Ian Rary 4, 1850.

D.. /. NOAAA eAAA4 0AbbH ~ ldnUs
A General and extended system OF credit, exDe-
N rience has proven Injurious 10 ourselves and bur
thensome to our prompt paying customers.
Every intelligent individual knows well, that, the
merchant who buys only for cash In the Eastern markets
has greatly the advantage over the time buyeTs nd
that, at home he and does supply his at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES;
Whereas lengthy and indIscrlminate credits, acts
onerous upon the cash aud short credit purchaser
causing such indirectly for his moro slow and
tardy neighbour.
In view OF tRese hicts and upoh consultation with
many Of our best paying customers, we have deter.
mined, and now annou ce, that from and after jan
nary j, A. d. 1852 present Books will be closed
Except for sett lements.) new set opened upon
the following TERMS:
All accounts thereafter made, must be closed at the
end of every six months after date of first charge
otherwise ten per cent interest will be required
until paid. h.stss. =,
This plan we think will enable us to sell our Goods
cteaper, secure better pay; and more Justly equalize
TO the cash and time buyer. The above will be strict
ly adheard TO in all cases.
Wewopld also, iuformour numerous friends, that.
shortly after the incoming OF the year, we will
REMOVE our place OF business into the West Room
Of Messrs, Siford& Sturge0Hs RsW Block, dirseily
| OPP0Sitefh Tdlimadge House, where our Goods will
be increased and held out to the
buyers of cheap Goods not surpassed In the West.
In conclusion, all knowing themselves indebted to
us BY note bOot account otherwise, particular
requestedto come forward without elay and settle
the sduie % - KUTz, RE6ER& co.
Laneastcr; ;December23, ls5s-34n 7-iha
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NOTICE.

Il this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Ali
persons indebted TO the late firm are respectfully in
veeu 70 come Forward without delay and sette their
Tsspectiye dues as long ugence cannot be given.
Either partners authorized TO use the name OF the
MN In the liquidation OF an claims for or against the
firm. ERWINM ROILFN RI a IIGH
ROynlton, o., Nov.g2, 1858. Dec. 9-1wsi.
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wanting TO emigrate 10 a mild climate. Sood
ton anu nne Market see advertise ment OF Hammonf