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The daily Butte record., 1858-07-31
DAILY BUTTE PTCORD,

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY NtAR SAN Ju.>-
The North San Juan Star gives the fllow
,,s particulars Of recent attempt ot bi,b
,ay robbery in is vicinity, in which tho
rObber eciledly got the wors, of the mat.
ter:
David Qradlin, teamster. who has Iatolv
hsen carrying freight for Seelv. of his ,ovr
v,ss,oppei Ivy n bighwayman, while on bis
Sownwa'd trip. recently L. arpeats that
/. met the would be robh.r below Deor
Creek Cr sing, who presented h,s revo'ver
and lemanle his money. "Dave." not car.
;ar 10 give his money without an cuniynIent
demonstrated with he hichwavmnn unon
the uureasor ah'eness Of his request. which
made him very impatient. and he cnr,rccd
his demand with an oa'h, saving, "Comc
down, or / shoot; : 10 which Dave. having
cot good ready" on with his whip, rc.
Piled, "Shoot, aud be id" and gave the
robher sharp cut across the f,ce with the
whip. lash. His horses heing very mett,e
,pe, started at the sound of the whir. and
dashed OF down the road, leaving the hirh.
vsyman. doubtless. in a maze of wonder and
dust. About qnn'ter Of n mile heyoud, lie
met two men, who from circumstances look
ed rather suspicious. to whom he mentioned
that be had been robbed hdle wav bnck
They requested t. ride short distance.
which he granted These men were evident.
ly part of the gang As they had hcen
seen in company with the rohber n short
time bef re We understand that the same
man stopred vegetable p-d,ller n few mo.
men's before "D,v hove in sight. and rob.
bed him # six dollars; and was only prc.
vented from searching him bv Dawes np.
pearance around the bend of the road We
learn that the rohher has been arrested
having been recognized by the cut across his
face given by the teams,er's powerful wca-
pon.
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House to Rent

u-HH HOUSE oN BIRD STREET. BETWEEN
] Myers and Downe South side. and formerly
orcupied hy Mrs Hyde, a. Private Boarding
House will be let Cheap for Cash Apply TO
fYfOtf p. MAGTIRE, Constable,
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oEMocH STATE CONVENTION.

Al mpetin~ Of the D"o1Nrretic state Central
co~m''toc. hrld in S,c-tuer'n 81, tho 1ntr l,v Of
Nv lSiS. ~" roll'wiur resolutions wrra ,uir
REsoIvpn' Tint the re,t Deruocra't 80 A.. Cor.
rn''on hc held ~ ~" titv nf Stc-am"rta, "0 Wol-
nss'av. I've IN d1v of August rpNt. nN' t'qt Two
BASE NJ ofrpnrnsontptior hn as f,loVs VIZ ono d"lr-
gAn ~ 'arre fr caci torotv pnl ONE 'orstp fer
ev'rv two huotreA Denocritr vnfps ragt ~ thr lasi
fsn"rsl election fnr arv Democratic crudi late ur
u" St7fr fcket nornin1tn hy th> n,fnnrr1tic nartN
esr'usive'v nu1 altratn fnr rv.rv r,rt ON of
On" hundred or more votes cast for such Democratic
anila'"
RVsOlvtn. ~ t'a Central Co,unittcc tiot IT !,
rfcn'nmrn'od thai the Democracy in thp different
ennrti"s meet on the 3'tN drV Of iuv rr' tNr uur-
poss NJ elncinc de'rrpt"s 10 ~" S'pfc Convent On
The Democracy ~ we Stlte of California are hor"
W notl' 4 That state fo"V Voptinu will he hold ir
We CITY ~ S'rrortantn. m W'tnosioV tho 4'h 1nt
d ArcnSt. 1853, md th1t thr aruort onmcrt uf rep
rrs"rtaton theroir. s"t''ed upon 10y the Stat,
Central Committee. Is u follows
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Notice.

4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED To ME-, APE Nv
~ auestad 20 call ~ the Ranking Iio 49, Of Geo
A. Emery CO BIRD street, or willie. md m axe in
mediate ~, lenr",t Thn-n who have set'lrd wiih
M. bs due bl VIII fnd them ~ he same place
o,o.Ue -.d o2l 1873 J IN : AIBEO.
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To All Whom it Nav

ltONrHHN--Ail peruohs iia'ie unier M net oi the
~ Lsgiri inrc ~ i-hs, enti led .. An Act proyi~
ding fpr tho HrRfirati' ~ Marriages.. Rirtf., DI.
vore+- aDd l-nih-," ~ owed April 26lh inss, are
hefeh, notified 3" rer'td such rarrisgs. blr h d.
voice. "f DEATH nj The County Record RS offirs. In
rc'.FdHBc- with such Inv, or u viii b. enforced
ngahst such psries 40 neRircfing OF refs.irg r.
JN0. kIMMLL. County Recorder.
Orovtle, July ~ ir5s N
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Probate Notice.
Notice

rs nEnEBY GIVEN, 10 tue STOCKiIOI ~
era Ia The Uhion Miui1g Coupnny. that the sol
cnIh and last assessment Of two hundred d,,lar,
tS1oO Oh, tO the share viii he due and payube to he
1rcn.urcr at lhe Company office, al the Ciain az,
he mt day ot August, 4 u ISIS. Al shares ui
stock upon which the -rs~mcnts shall be- unpaid uI,
the l5ih day {" August win he 80 Ht auction at The
Claim, to pay said assessments
:. DEANF, Secretary.
Union Claim July II. 1888
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To Rent.

'I'HF rRInE UnTrt At WV ,ND1rTr, 49,,
~ known NJ the "sNCIANGE.' vii be -is
az On the mns' re1soanhle terms. if applied -
@ sn"n The l'ot1 s. p'rfisv furnished I'm
~ Pe ~ \ Trn1 hriu. az a. the Miners
"InnN' - 'he H-cord one, proyillr.
Nav ~ las .---o'--
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Sheriff Sale.

EDY Viitue Of an Txrcution Issued
, nnt 81 the District Court Of the FIT -enth judi
ctel District in and for Butte county aud state of
California 20 me dir ted and deliver 4. command
ing me- - make the Of three hundred and
eleven 10 100 dollars With interest thereon from the
1t Aay Of February u 1858, At the rate Of ten
per cent pr annum and all costs Of tuit taNed
la the suu of forty three seventy one hundr' dths
dollar. and all accruing costs On sad writ wherein
4 B Su.s am Morgomthen IL plantih and IsDh
Guonis.n g. defendant. have levied upon and will
* pnsc Al public sale to the highest bidder for sh
al the ca n House door in the town of Orovili~.
ropptv aud state afatesal "a. on Thursday the
IDthday OF August. D 1888, at 2 o'clock
p NJ ard dav. all of the right title and interest
~ n o above named Defendant in and to certain
store Ilou-e and stable situated on rorris Ka-
vine g. Eureka Townskip, Butte county. California.
,bout three quarters of = miles riuth-sast Of the
rlage Of seha~tnpol ard on The norih-eat side OF
The main wagon road leading from Longs bar to
I Ia ssbastnrol together with all ant singular the
,ensm nts hereditam nts thereunto belonging or
;o aDvwi-e appertaining. Also the land on vi ieh
/ the same are situated
N II. rum, sheriff Butte County.
! Ofoyllle, July 2s, A. I. 1855
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Dissolution 1!

THE cor NRTSER- lItP heretofore existing un
j def the name and nfm Of iiHskins aud Vande
marx ~ this da, dissolved by mutuHl cUBseht. and
Thatnas Hawkins ~ auihofzsd To settle Nil the hc
court. Of ad irm TlIOS HAWKINS
A. VANDEMARk.
oroville July 18Th, 1858.
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0-5~ The Mustang Liniment Cures


0-~ The Mustang Liniment Cares
Rheumatism;
The Mustang Lininent curos stiG 10 nts;
Tho Nr.ttng Iini nent c lres Bnrns aud Wounds:
The Nusttpg 'ilinent cures Sores mi Ulcers;
The Mustang Lininent cures Cukcd Breasts aud
Sore Nipples;
The Mustang Eminent cures Ncrrnga
The r.t,1g ii hne9t cures Corns and Wars;]
The Mustang iinimcnti is worth
1,ooo,o0o pOLLArs PER ,NNtM
To the United st tee, the prcservcr and re-.orcr
ofvnlushlc horses aud cn,tlr. It all Sprains,
Calls Wounds, sin loinjs. Sc.
Wits u answer thi4 gt"s'lpu? DID Won ever
bear any prlu1ry S'r', 'lil' sprnin or srr
ness either on man ar bolsL wbtch the Mustang
inncnt wopl MT cure? Did ever visit un>
respectable irupct. j., any part o the world--in
Europe N-,n or \mc- -rr--aho dIl not say 't was
the greatest discovery ot thc acc%" Sold everywhere
Every f1mil, stopli hn,rjt. three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Proprc,ors, New York.
PARK & WHITE.
Sole AGENTS tor the Pacific Coas',
132 WASHINGTON street, opposite The Market
COTTON x NrDErNorr Agents. oro,lr.
H-Ir THE TRADE supplied on the most ltbera
terms alo 3n
~ DIR. J. l.. CEnpkny's reputation israp
lily sproa'iin. thrrugl thl~ state m oregon N We
learn from reliable sources lie il praciicng with
remarkable success. aud has de.er, oliy secured
nubic roun lrnce. Those needing wrdicnl aid would
dDwcll 10 can for wrItcl u h- Institute. in san irnn-
isco. "rc refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
mcnt in another column.
II. y. G. YOU'VE, whosc advertisement nj
vcrisemen appears in anothercolumn,i is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
nnicnis than any other Attention is called to his
advertisement. IT
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Y. u An pcrsons iad .hio to us are requested 10
call anc settle wihn ht~"n DAYS n We Hre deter
ernincd to close up onr business by that time,
a. q. y co.
Orovil'e, june - 1885 If
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WIN LATTINORF.
Treasurer Butte Count
D.KFIs, Sec'y.
Uostetter-Thc Surprising Effects OF

Hostetter-Thc Surprising Effects OF
HnSTErrER'S VEGETABLE STOMACH bIr
rERS in removing bile. forcing nn appetite, imrnrt
Ing health and tone To The system. AMI disspating
iyspepic symptoms, are trucly wonderful Every
nertous, dctlnated, weak and emaciated person,
male or female. should try itat once. One ~incgluss
fail lhken three tunes each day. before merls or il
the patient should be lady or child In dchili'alcd
condition, half the quantity viii do uutil suftcicrt
'trength il restore d, Mi viii be rcaliz in very
short time and convince the patient of the tnh of
The above unmcd happy results VII ch Lave gained
ilr these Biitcrs such an enyahlc reputation every
where
Kept by Drnggi Is, Groceries AMI frs. class sn
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO Us. THAT HAVE
n mot ,uffrred by the late Fire, will please call
and settle their accounts before the 18th instant
REFS d fRIEsLEBEN,
ofoviils, July 9Th, 1855. N"F 7"
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NOTICE To TAX XPAIERS
...0F....
BUTTE COUNTY.
State of C. alifornia }
COUNTY OF BUTTE.

UHEF NTtsh OF bUHFu W SHptFVT"Urs.
NOTICE ~ tikREHY GIVEN 10 the Tax Pay
~ ers ~ Butte County. California IN pursuanes u
ihr Board Of Supervisors In and Tor said onny. that
the sad Board viii meet as Bonri ~ Equalization.
l., hear and determine amy objections b, any Assess
mrnts. &c, on the second Monday uf Augtst. A. ID.
1853, w vii: on Monday of August. A d 1888. u
their Office at the tourt House AT OroYlo In said
COuaty
And further notice II given that after the adjourn
mont of said oari. no Hpplirh Ion fv the reduc-
iion mission Of Taxes will b. heard. ~ order
OF the Board. NJ. N. DARhACU,
Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors, Buiiec c9. Cal,
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132Washugton street, opposite the Market
COTTON x NtpEpN0rr. Agents Orovlp
tI- THE TRADE supplied ON the m"st lbcra
terms alS 3m
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
vorneesrsus.

Fort GaTeiie.
Cart. CLARKE:-Allhough times are
awful. and gloom cast on monetary aGiirs,
still observe that al enterprises are not
stopped. am informed, sir, that the
"CIRcLEyiLLE AND RoYALroS TUESPISE
CoMPASY." under a recent act Of the leg
islaturs. will open hooks. 10 sell stock snl
complete said Pike. Il was originally
chartered. il mistake not. in 1859. g
miles was complated. and put in working
order, and pays handsome dividends. The
cenllpmanly Secretary Of the Boari. SOLO
MAN Srour. Of Picklway, assured me tia'
completion of tie ro,l. wou!l enhance
he profits, aul from What can CLEAN
rom The Aaoioiny ones. it will pay better
thar any stock. now txtant
Much as | am in favor OF tie conn le.
tion Of this road. / I'm still sorry that il
will detach from Lancaster to Crcleville
much trade, and that your citizeos are not
slive TO their immediate interests. There
is, perhaps, vaster difference between
the acts Of the people Of Pickaway and
FAi field than is generally acknowledged.
Pickawsyians are up and doing; Fairfield
is backward. CrclevilIe has five paying
turnpikes running into il. Lancaster has
two; hence can be seen how the business ia
proportioned between the two places
Would that Llncasterisns cond see how
mporlant ii is TO them TO have turnpike
to Royalton, and bring trade to town, in
stead Of letting land sharks steal off mon.
ey infniIsmally vested in Railroad stocks,
that never pay-thry should concentrate
their surplus funds in home constructions
- not SO much fancy and more reality
more than starch factories. EXETER. "
AMANDA TP, June 6, 1858.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
Probate Cour; of FaiTiie'd County. Ohio.
Petition to sell Land.

Charles r. SheGer. Administrator Of Daniel PGrsilei
decreased against Jacob Be rstler Chaties BesrHlsT
Samuel Rnrs.ler. Margaret BUrsiler. Elika shGfel
and Martin shelter. Rsbecca Martin and john Mar
rim. Sophia Ruiitio and Elijah kunilo and Daniel
BGrsiler.
rENO Daniel Bnrstler a EOu-resi NJ of the STATE o.
ohio, nm heir aud legal repres ,aiai.ye Of Daniel
Bersiler. deceased.
Nuu arg hereby informed. thai Nii The 22d day Of u ~
l. H. ss sait administering Ried bis Petition in ,he
PROBATE Court Of Fairfield County, OHIO. The ob
ect and prayer of which Petit on is to obtain or
der Sc on the 18Th day of July, D. ls5'. oras som
after as may be- forthH sale Il" The following Zeal rs
tate OF which the said Daniel Rorsier died seized
so much therefore rs he Necessary TO pay the
debts of said deccdent,tO Nii:
The undivided hall OF tse West half of the North.
east Quarter fSeetinn No Il, Township No 10, and
Range No 10, containing &c Si-lua acres,
Alsp, the undivided hall OF the West half 0f the
Southeas, Quarter Of Section No II, Township No l3
and Range No 49, col tanning Sn acres.
Also the undivided half Of the Southeast Quarter
of the Southwest Quarter ot Section No II, Township
No lS, and Range Ne 49, containing 30 37-lCO acres.
Also. the Undivided halt df the Northeast Qunrte
Of the Southwest Quarter Of Section No II. Township
No l3. and Range No 10. containing 40 3i-lGD acres
aud also, the undivided half ofa part Of the North.
east Quarter of Section No ~. Township No 49, and
Range No 49, cuntaihiEgl 5nian Hcrts more or less.
CHARLES SH.FFFER,
Administrator OF Daniel BRrsiler, deceased.
| MAY %, lS5S-IWIIfS5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
Meeting for DeSisiss Ways and Means for
Celebrating the Coming Fourth.

NNsN1AaAihs hhe CSAAAHe oaAAAs
On the evening Of The l1lh inst. in rs-
@aonse 10 naliees given through private
thSnn,l'. qnite large and enthusiastic as
ssnihl'ge Of the patriotic citizens Of Ian
easter, met 10 the City Hall for the pur-
pose q rkng tie inilisiory steps Tor GELS.
brating the 82d anniversary Of our national
IBIspehd4ncs.
On motion Of Dr.. o. z Davis. A. J.
Dildins Z q. was called to the Caair,
Capt. Clarke to the Vice Presidency, an
@. R9l,ad appointed Secretary.
Cipt. Clarke. CJl. sehlei.h. snd Hen
ry Fair L q being cslIeI ont respective
ly. made blief and appropriate remlrks
urging the impOrssnes Of the prop,se,
cel..l ration
On motion Of Clas E wing Z 4 a com
uiitec Of five was appointed by the clair
10 adopt a programme. aBd report 10 ~
adjourned meeting. MesSrs C1as. L '
Ing, A W. Ebiigbr, Jno. A. Hunter, Jao
Kloiz, AMI Il NJ Cirke were appointed
that committee.
On motion Of Geo. Germany E,o.. n.
committee w-re required to report Pro
grmme n Tuesday evening the l3,h ms
Adjourned ~ meet on the evening OF lh
18Th inst.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

has explored the nounirin higif, has dis
embowled the earth. go lroughito % Eight
iis hijen lreasursfs. lls lias fiihomed
the rolling deep; has lriined is secrets.
qBi brought from Us depih. It's Treasured
s,orss, q ea ichsn. an lsll comfort 10 bis
ex Silence. lls knows ecururIy, the d-
ameier and cireumirr. ne of the earth: It's
exact pslioIs ofrsvolalon around the sun,
and It's dinrns revolution, making day.
and night. lip has conntsd the pltnn is
Of our system; measure their distances.
and mqgni'uJe, as well IS lh,ir revolution,
lie has mippsd ont lhi starry hesvrn>.
cah trace the ccurs-.anI perio oflhe frsfy
commei, - h- dr'ls his hnmilO lOns II ii
through spice. CompiclcnIed tie dis
t'nce, and r'ldivs siz: of ihe sun, an l-
revolution on iis AXIS Wnen w. compqre
these achievements Of lis. with what he
WAS in his rude. una lucaleI state, can we
withhold the exclamation; man, is truly,
Goo Excl But, III, coui Sc is onward. up
ward. He has, proha' ly. only Just enter
ed upon the acquisition Of kn1wl.dge
which will continue forever and ever: az be
rises higher. and higher in eternity. Thi.
We may inre-, from the little he yet knows
Of the mos. familiar things arounl him
AMI ofthe vast Il J ! that opens before lin
il the boundless creation; as well, as from
his increasing desire Tor knowledge, as new
developments leads lin on, and new beau
ties appear. in every opening bud Of nature
10 invite him further. HOMO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
A New Ployy.

Our attention was called, Wednesday morning, to
witness the operation the UNIVERSAL sELF-SuARP.
ENiNG PLow, and rs claim to be some pumpkins
in the utility Of agricultural implements generally,
give our opinion, the plow did splendid work, and
secured beautifully; Mr.. ALLAUD, the Proprictor) has
two out or three principles of perfect pow
(Which principles re the Cutting, the Wedge, and the
Screw and his sseifsharpenlng we think, iss decided
improvement, his Wedge or lifting principles hard
to beat but his Screw or turning principle is little
overdone, much that it requires continual eff
fort OF the holder 10 keep the pow level take II al
ogelherwe think it ofthe best plows we have been
called to witness. Mr.. ALLARD is stopping at the
Washington Hotel aud our farmers will do well TO
give him call.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
OLD Line Wnig Caucus.

The brethren are hereby notified that there will be
meeting Of the OLD LINE WHO CAUCUS in the
CITY or HAMBuRGH, sign oflhc 'Brindle Heifer,
on Saturday, June 10. 1859.
1t Is desirabA that the! should report themselves as
early as possible, there is business of vital impor-
tancc TO b. transacted.
The President, Brother John Schenectady Brooks s.
will on this occasion deliver his annual messaga.
The Weeping Committee viii report themselves on
the evening previous in order 10 prepare themselves
Tor this mOmentOns occasion.
Brethren are expected to appear in full Regalia t. G.
Yaller Scarf below the left knee pan.
BY ordGr, SECRETARY
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
"SarotY Money Loc,I.u

"We have been shown by Mr.. s. w. Gillett, n
Drawer constructed in the manner of Drawers gene
rally, but which upon our attempting TO open rent
of alterthe fashion of aarm-c clock tho odous
noise of which has reused us from a delicious snooze
many cold winter morning, when under the parent.
al roof We do not recolect of having attempted to
open drawer for the purpose of abstracting its con.
tents in an unlawful manner, but while attempting
to open the drawer IN question, could imagine
what our feelings mould be, were II in n merchants
counter and the merchant standinga few feet on
The lock Is made that it eau be inserted in coun.
ter, desk any other place, with little no trouble
There IS secret spring, by which the owner OF the
Drawer may open ii without sounding the Alarm
and he not acquainted with it, might work Il month
without getting IL open, and could not touch 1t with.
out soInding the Alurm. The Alarm continues long
enough and is loud enough 10 waken the most heavy
slumJerer Money in of those drawers Is perfect
y safe, though the owner oft be in n distant part OF
the promises asleep, for il the rogue tries he can
not get the money, and he will certainly sound the
alarm. The Locks are cheap, as to be within the
means Of every shop-keeper, and none should fail to
to have one, for they may pny for themselves in q
week, by preventing the petty thefts from which the
merchant suffers considerably.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

WEo ATE THE PAUPERs AND GRIMM
AIS? WHERE DO THEY COME FRONT
The New York correspondent of the Ma
,;onal Tn,ellioencer in bisls,,ar of,be 17,b
,n ,o,o. n7o r,,l,,.iaa t,n,,;, on.o,,,
"'''' NhSA'S '"o 'oi''"'"s S''r'i'"5 "n"ounc'
ment:
'The General Superintendent Of Police,
in his report for the l,stluarter, STATES
1T AS A SIGNIFICANT FACT THAT, By THE
RETURNS WHICH ACCOMPANIED THE REPORT
TT APPEARED THAT IN THE CITY OF NEW
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
FIIs! FlTs! FITS! FITs,
DIR. H.aNCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPNEPTIC PILLS,

For the Cure Of Fits Spasm, Cramps aud all NerDops
and CORstitutioaat Diseases.
TNERSONS who are laborng under this distressing
Y maady,wi find DR.. HANcE's VEGETABLE EPl-
LBPrIC PILLS TO be the only remedy ever discover
cd for curing Epilepsy Or Falling Fits.
These pills possessa specific ac'ion on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves or whose system has been prostrated
or shattered from any cause whatever. In chronic
ed by rv business, they exceedingly beGeacial
Price 50 per box or two boxes for S., Persons out
OF the city enclosing remittance will have the Pills
seu. them through the masl, free postage n FFor
sale ,Iy. SETH S. HANCE, No los Baltimore Street
Baltimore Maryland, to whom orders from all parts
ofthe Union must be addressed, post paid,
Itua ~ Ig5s-iV7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
Foreign Attachment.
Fairfield County. -. Court of Com. FlcaS.
Franklin W sh@Ger, Plaintiff.

Edward Strobe and John Mays, Defendants.
ENDWARD STROBE ofthe State of California, vii!
~ take notice that Franklin W ShGTsrof the City
ofNew YORK. in the State of New York, did on the
4th day Of May, A. n PISS, le his petition In attach
nient III the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the County Of Fairatld,i IN sand State Of Oho against
the said Edward Strobe. defendant, upon promis-
sorry note, dated Marysviie, May sd, lej1, due one
day arier date payable TO the order OF ourselves and
drawn by Strobe a Mays, s,and by them endorsed to
Franklin W ShafTsr, Plaintiff Tor the sum of $3.50 81.
the said Edward Strobe will hereby take notice
that he s required n appear aud said petition
on or be fore the 5th day OfJune, a. ID. 1853.
CHARLES f. SHEFFER,
Naya7, 1865 Gw4pfS3 so Attorney for Plaintiff
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
An'Ordinance

Leyying Taxes for School Purposes, in the City OF
Lancaster for the year 1883
-SEertoN l. Belt ordained 6y the City Council Of
Lancaster, Thata Tax of i've thousand five hundred
dollars be and the same is hereby levied upon all
property Subject taxation for State and County pur
poses within the incorporated limits of the City Iof
Lancaster for the purpose OF derayrg the expenses OF
tuition In the Public Schools ia said City for the
rent year. NICHOLAS YOUNG, President, c. Z.
WI. KINo, City Clerk.
Lancaster, June II, le5e-3w7.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

Leyylng Taxes for City purposes for the year 1858
SECTION l. Be IL ordained By the City Council Of
the City ofLdncGster, That Tax ofthree aud one
half mills the dollar H valuation, bes1nd the same
tion for State aud County purposes within the ncor
porate1 limits OF tAe said City for Cit! purposes
NICHOLAS YOUNG, President, Z. q.
W. l.. KING, City Clerk,
Lancaster, Juno II, ls5S-3w7.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

THAT BEAUTIFUL BoquET.-on coming to our Office,
on Tuesday morning,wo found upon our table beau
tiful Loquet, which seemed TO say, "Mss MARGA-
REFS compliments to the old CApTAIx;" we viewed
it, and kissed it, aud thought of the days when feeling
was rife to gladden. the hearts the old and the young
when truth, love and YOUTH were brm full Of JOY and
our thoughts simple ana artless as the Rose and
the Lilly We paused then compared the past, pres
ent, and ominous future, then said to ourself let
truth, love and justice henceGorh be our guide and
we have little TO fear.