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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

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DEATH BY PorsoN -On Monday last
child of Mr.. Lewis burst, of Ohampion
ate asmall piece Of cobalt or FIVE stone.
which had been put in plate with molas
ses, and palced upon a table, for the pur
pose OF destroying flies. As soon as DOS
sible after the child had eaten the poison
aud the parents brought it to town for me 4
lea! aid pr. Van Gorder administered
some remedies. and subsequently,, upon
his return from the country, Dr.. d. B
woods was called. All efforts to rescue
the child failed, and it died at 3 O'Clock,
P, NJ. on Monday.
We are informed that cobalt is a we're
common means employed through the
country 10 kill flies. Too much care can.
not be taken to keep it beyond the reach Of
children. II would still be better not 10
have such articles in use about the house.
Trumbull , emocrat.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

THE fELLoW FEvHR IS THE SourH.- The
Common Council OF Natchez have estAb-
ished rigorous quarantine, to be in force
from and after the leth inst. No person
who has been aboard Of a boat where vel
low lever is known to exist. shall be allow.
ed to enter the city before the expiration
Of twenty-one days after leaving such port.
Boats are required TO land at the qusran-
tine station. and goods are subject to such
quarantine as The Mayor and health officer
think proper to impose. The ys'low fever
has been declared An spilemie. There
were lwspty7eiglit DEATHS from thavdisease
for the week eqdips SAturday/ IL
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

STAND FAsr!-Under all trials of lie
stand fast! Would you wish to live with
out a trial? Then you would wish 10 die
but half man. Without trial you cannot
guess at your own strength. Men do aot
learn 70 swim on table. They mus. 90
into deep water, aud buffet the surges.-
II you wish 10 understand thoir true char.
acter--if you would their whole strength.
OF what they. ara capable. throw them over.
board!--over with theml land If thew
are worth saving they will swim ashore Of
themselves.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

%The slave Democracy had hard
time OF it at their Congressional Conyen.
Mon at Drhance. Ohio, On the 18Th inst. -
There were four candidates in the field,
S,stesdman, Mungsn. LELAND. and Elson. -
fbrly'three ballots were had ~consuminc
Tue whole night. On the last ballot, at 8
O'clock 10 the morning. William Mungen
OF Flndlav, was nominated. They hats
hard time. to nominate him and will have
= much harder time to elOct him. Gen.
Ashley Of Toledo is the republican candi.
date and the epecple Of that District intend
TO elect him, and they WiH do il.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
THE STATE FAIR.


Secretary KliPpar. pu' fishes Card an.
ncunoin tha. arrangements have been
made with all the Railroads in the State
to carry stock intended for exhibition &,
the State Fair. at Ssndusky. COMMENCING
Sept. 14lh. 1853. free of eldyys. 5Sassrp .
gers will be carried at halfth ususl fare.
ssors tsry Kiippart slsOl publishes The
following: III go
Secretaries OF County Agricultural So-
cieliss will confer favor BY soliciting
members of their respective County Socie1
ties to bring to County Fairs, coll l-ction
consisting Of. say dozen heads of each
ysri ty Of wheat grown by them. Each
variety shoul ne put in n separat package
and labelled. On the lah.lshould be writ
ten the growers pams. the kind. Of soil on
which it whether liable tofy, win.
ter-klll. mIge or rust. The packages
thus 9 elected at county Fairs. TO be for
wardea to me az Columbus, Ohio. by the
first Of December, by Express. or other
wise.
Those who conveniently can. will con-
fer "a great favor by bringing specimens Of
wheat as above described to tba State
Pair.
| desire to form a cabinet of wheats in
The State Agricultural R ooms. an therelers
make the above request. 8
] H KLIPPARp, Cor. Sec'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

PESNsVLvANrAs--In the keystone State
.he know nothings and republicans have
"ousssd and made up" ani gone into bus,
mess as the peoples party"
The clsnking Of the chains Of the Door
slave is ignored and forgotten, aad thew
are ouIy suffering now about the clauk Of
the machinery Of the rolling mills. Their
anxiety To-, ,thepoo slave has been buried in
she,' devotion to the flea Of taxing labor
Tor the benefit Of capital. They have 40
'"r ceased to symp'thizs with the .,sonth.
ern victims Of oppression" ,hat they wished
70 to put an "dditi nal tax upon the cloth
their duds are made of--Bellair Era.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
HOmesteaa EIemption in Mlna.nln.

GAomPuOn IN Minnesota.
The legislature az Minnesota has ius
|passsd Homestead Exemption law. IN,
following Is a summary Of the aot. from
the 81. Paul Daily Times:
"The first exempts eighty acre, ofIsnd
|with adwelling honso thereupou. in any
incorporated town, plat. city or viIlavs. -
Tbs exemption does not extend to m,r,.
cages alrcify on tbs promises. but M
nortgage is valid without the signature q
his wife. r"'S -
Besides the above many articles ara or
fmp'ed, such as wearing apparel. all be H.
pendiny. stores. cooking utsnoils. and alI
piter household furniture not herein ann.
nsr'ted. not exceeding Eve hudred d ,llar.
value. so that every artiol absoIuislv
peeeasary TO live, and live comfortable 4
xemp,ed by this law.
10 adiIion thereto the law exmp,s ,tbrso
ow', ten swine, one yoke Of oxen and
ns horsei or. In lieu for one yoke of ox.n
nn Two horses or mules: tw, nty sbean
pa the wool fromth same, either In ,ba
W material or manufactured: the nacss.
'ry food for the stock; one wagon. cart a.
rsy; one slsigh. two lloughs, ono drag
q other farming u,encis no. exe.ed;ny
rec bnndrsd aud ifty doll, ,rs in valoe 2
Also, the pTovisious for the debtor and
family Tor one years support either
ovldsd Or growing; also fasl for one
Also. the tools and instruments of .nv
echanic. with four hundred dollars worth
stock. also. the library and implements
ths professional man.
No property is exempt from exeoutioo
attachment for clerks. laborers', or me.
Anios' wages.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

Tow CoRwrN AT PoRrsMourH.--The
Portsmouth Tribune of Thursday has the
following: n. T.
Hon. Caleb B Smite mads very effec
tive and telling speech last evening, on the
steps OF the Briggs House. Although no
notice had been given. there was a large
meeting. His remarks were received
with repeated demonstrations of applause.
After he o ncludeia cry went up for
ton Corwinl" Oprwiu finally appeared
with : smile upon his face. and soms one
called out-'I want to see Black Tom on
the stump once more" 'elfs'
Corwin laughed. and replied, CHATS the
very reason why | dislike to appear a.
night don't appear to good advantage
by candle light" He promised to speak
to day. and bowing. retired amid prolonged
cheers. tt4l fu.t BE- itf. .-s3 80 itf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
7 HI& FITS! FITS! FTTss
. DR. H'aNcE'S 'YEGET.ABLE ExTRaor
Epu EDITH MI a
EPMEPTIC PILLS

F0r tAe Cure ef Fits SPasa, Cramps aad all x.r4sr.
and coHstitHtioaat lDissaseS. \
IERSQNs who are laboring under this dis.ressino
plrin pmlraiisdy;wlil Ind Dr., HANcEs VEGETA BILE x Pi
- g. ILLS . be The only remedy ever dacovef9
Ihese Fills possessa specific action on IN a neyxop.
system; and, although they are prepared esnecisIIv
Tor the purpose OF curing Fits, they win he ~
especial benefit for all persons afflicted win wesE
or whose nervous system has been prostrnted
OF snstsetea irom any cause whatever. In ehronic
"a ~ nervousness, they are exceedingly bpneacal
- per box or two boxes for SSs Persons out
sent them through the mas, free Of postaeo M W.
SAFE Dy SCI ~ HANeE, No IOs baltimore street,
nnn9re, m Maryland, to whom orders nom ali psrt:
oflhe Union must be addressed most naid-s ' P~i's
June IL, 1e58--iy7 ~ ~ 7'fSrsP@'S'A
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
Meeting OF Douglas aud LlneoIn, Mt

|
The first regular de a'e hetween Dora
LAS and LINCOLN in the course of the mi
nois canvass too& place on Saturday last NJ
Ottawa. About twslve thousani parson,
were present or cour.e each party claim
ed decided vioiory. Acc ,rding to the re-
ports OF the debate, which Gil the Chicago
papers, the contest was abla and bitar
and damaging to both parties Eash
champion succ eded very well ia exp osin :
the bad ,apto ;edents ofihe other. LISuotN
personly had The advantage of Douo1as 3
IN preserving his temper But the LINCOLN
organs ara more radically gu ora goo hu
NOR than DouGLAs himself DouaLAs saId
that when he wasa school teacher. Lin.
coin was grocery ke' per. Lincoln, how.
ever, said that hs never kept grosery,
but dld once give his attention 10 little
stlllhouss up at the head OF hollow -
10 ihs surpris' OF the spactetors. the hons
orahle gentlemen got along wiChou, calling
each other liars snl gettiny into a scratch
fight on tho stand, but. D,u1les did rol
his head when Lincoln aske him ifhe
male aqueption of veracity etween them
Tue Llneoln papers say that Douglas was
overwhrlmsd, The DougIas pqpars saw
that L'neola was so used up ihath mouti
hung open and he could not speIk. On
ths one haul it is asserted that Lincoln's
kaees failed him SO that he could not walk
on the other hanl. that he was borne in
triumph from tho stage nv party VIII ,
held him upon their shoull4rs Douglas
openei AN closed Tha Chicago Press
aut ,riibnoe says that after Liuooln's spee.
Oh, Douglas WIS furious: iva hive nsvsr
'e'n hum'n face so dis'orte with rape
Tie lesemhei a wild beast in looks an 4 =
maniac In langn 'ge and argumanr." That
Douglas is formidable in debate is we'll
inow1, His reply to Lincoln. when he
poured Nv his concentrated rAre In AL
speech limited to hall an hour, was certainly
rot and heavy, The ohicags Times says I
nH Lincoln savaral times attempted to in
erup' Douglas. bu, was pulled down by
ne cp,t tail BY his friends. II Gin. Com
nercial. 4,.,l.,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

ABUSING ANEcDoTE - Daniel Webster
bad an anecdote OF old father Searl, the
munster Of bis boyhood, which is too good
70 be lost, Il was customary then to wear
6ucssSln breeches in cool weather. One
sunday morning in the Aurumu, Father
Searl brought his down from the garret
but the wasps had taken posse sions dur.
ing the Summer, and we're having A nice
time OF itinihem! 'Bydiltof an effort he
got out the ntrulersand pressed for meet
'nS BW'w'ils reading theSnriptures torhe
congregation he felt dagger from ons OF the
ehr'ged small wa sted fellows, and iumpsd
around the pulpit slappinghis thighs. But
the more he slapped and danced the moro it
stung The people thought him orgy, and
were in conmotion as to what TO do; but
ne explained the matter by saying
'Brethern, d din't he alarmed; the word of
the Lord is in my mouth, butlhe Devil is
IN my breeches!" Wsbster always told it
with great gIee to ministers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

eT Prrson'l rsspecabilty is totally in.
dependent large moons. lis great secret
Is sell respect Poverty can never de>
grade those who never degrade themselves
By pretence or duplicty.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
Passed August 10. 1858.
TnE GREAr sUBsrlTuTE EoR TOBACCO,


Is well known and incontro vertable fact flai the
use o. looaeeo s the promoting cause OF many OF
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS 30
the race OF man IS subject. as careful analys
.pog ana painful experience have CLEARLY DTo-
ven ~ contains certain norcOtc ana pojsohoos
properties most dangerous In their effects vhih h
ehte1ing INTO the blood defange the funcionss anH
operations ofthe Heart. causing many 10 supnose thai
AoIgani 70 pc seriously diseased.
lIUbACCQ affects also the entire nervous svster,t
mhniesung ltself-asa all who have ever used The
lops weed viii bear Testimony LIN Lassitnde Nar
Vous lIritablty Water Brashi dyspepsia. ard Tina
other disorders OF similar character. . ID =
7 The fAS lE RESTORATIVE TRoeHEy 70
are designed TO connteraot these baneful IN naoepces
and nave proved completely ssful in m
OF cases, and wherever used Being harmlesS IN
themselves they exert beneficial effect uDon the
entire system, restoring the Taste which has beoome
Vliated or destroyed y great ugehee compIeteiy
removing the Irritation and accompanying ticklipS
sensation OF the Throat--whch are aIways consp.
anept upou abstainingfrom the use OF Tobacco! and
bygivihg healthy tone to the Stomach, inyIeorate
the whole system. .7is roH + Z T1.fN 'eS'rs'
Persons who are irratIlevably undermipine THAR
constitutions and shortening their lives should nae
these Iroehes Immediately and throw OF the inIurons
GUS ana unpleasant habit If Tobacco Chewing, n
THESE Troches or Lozenges are put M In n eonve.
neh and portable form at the low price OF so Cents
per Box liberal discount to the Trade, -,
Prepared solely by tho gned to whom ALI ~.
'ders should be addressed - n ,-sl- -, = =,
.~SEf JAMES r. BOWERS, Drugpia,.
Corner ot9d and Race Streets. Philadefphia
March p, ,1s5S-1y47 ..s5f .ti.l,,.r .g'I'i I",.-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

GSPrentice still pokes fun at Cario.--
Here Is his last; ""I, -, 4
1T is said that tho health Of Carlo IA
bad. We shall never believe in the water
cure again"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

.I would insoribe il on the curtains
sonr bed: (says Lord Chatham, J and
walls OF your chamber: II YOU do not
early you can make progress in moth.
y you DO not act apart your hours for
o.nR y you suffer yourself or any one
70 break 70 upon thou your days viii
.nroagh your hands uuprofit4bie and
|oloas. and uneejoyed BY yourself.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

ET A writer in ths Christian Advocate
anu 1.ournal'says that there are At the pres
en' time between seventy and eighty cler.
gymen in the Church Of England alone
who are converted Jews, '
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

The FIRST EXPERIMENT In the cours,
otan address d. livered at Bridgeport, Conn
the Rev Mr. H-wett stated that he called
upon Frot Morse some years ago In New
York, He fouud him engaged 10 electrical
experiments, sendingsa current through a
coil OF wire, DC, R'marking upon the
result OF som, Of these experiments. Prof.
Morse sail, "Why bslisv4 l could send
a 81 tnh uafsr the Norh River" 1t is
'heimpressionsof DR.. H, that this interview
occurred in 1887. 1t was in 1897, whom
p'oi, = Mor'e made his experiment iu New
York with coil of wire.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
mOTMEmsyl NTd1T N, = +,

- y = ltifAt's PANNn HsRaSH HAOH HEHSH
Dontfaii to procure Mrs,, Winslow's Soothing Sy-
y greatly facilitates the process ofteehf by sofen
lpg theRums, reducing all intammalio on--will1 allay
Wiphn' andt sure TO regulate the bowels Depend
hon ~ mothers IT will give rest 10 yourselves and
M and health to your infants. Perfectly safe in
hsFaiuabie preparation is the prescription Of one
prime most experienced and skiliful female Phys-
clas III new England and has bscn used with YER
falling success in millions of caseh n. a.. - :!
we believetis the best and surest remedv in Tho
world, IN all cases of Dysentery and Darrboa In child
nm ni whether u arises from teething or from any
W ne ana health anbe estimated by dollars and
cents, II Is worth its weight in gold. f''' $50 So
or bottles are sold every year In the United
"''eS pi,Et ~ ls e. & old and well1tred remedy.N ~
u None genuine unless the fac sfmiIe OF CURTIS
" ~FEhklNS, New York, is,on the outside wrapper L
noio oy druggists throughout to world and
,s5,.t ,o o..i.5 ID. slFFoRD, lancaster Ohio
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

E% AT Lyrchhurgh Va on the eist.
geo, Il Price went to ask, John Arvin for
his daughter in marriage. The request
was denied. and ina difisulty which foil.
owed, Arvia shot aud killleI Price, ;s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
Court of Common Pleas, Fairfield Co. n.
PETITION TO FoREcLosf MoRfGlGH.
Eleanor Griffith %. Samuel Boyle, AdmibiSitato, ~
Ann Grimth, deceased, William Lyle and AndrevS

= StAiVN ~ HOhECLOSE MORTGAGE.
Eleanor Griffith %. Samuel Boyle, Admibistatoy ~
Lytle. ~ 2s IS Y ~. So ''|SN anu A"uFeN
VENhE petition sets forth that on the 94t day Of fSb.
ruary, ld45, the said ANN Griffith then In mil lire
executed and delivered to the Planti her esyta;ns
mongage deed, Of that date, upon the foIiowinck
premises SITUATE In said County OF Faiyaeld to.rifs
greihg part 0I the Southwest Quarter az Sectinn M
hve, ,(sS) Township No Thirteen fisl and Ranre
wenty, wv OF the lands sold at ChIllicothe Ohio
anu bounded as follows: beginning al the Sou tReasr
lean choin ssu Snarer Section; thence lest seven
.eeh chalns and ten links Ia pos thence North hr-
chains and thirty -fon links to most: thence
seventeen chains and ton links TO post Al lhe
.9Iheast corner fsaid Section: thence sntth
chains and thirty -four links 10 the plsee
" ,oegihmng containing 90 acres, more OF less;.s-
mu'ch eala mortgage was given secure the Daymen
GrS,h PISmsoty note, executed by the said Amt
sy io4S payable on the LIST day OF September, Ists
~ lhe sum OF SlO37, with interest from tho date
heIeoi. The petition charges that said note remaina
wnoiy unpaid, aud prays that Judgment thereon he
IenoeIeo against tue said Samuel Boyle, Adminis
~, aioresaid the amount ofphncpal and inter-
.hor day to be axed BY said Court, pay on or dis
charge said judgments that said lads and 10
appraised and sold for the sati sacon OF aaid nd~
ment The said defendants, William Lytle. and An
rev Lyle, who are moo dents OF The State of
ohio, and whose place OF residence Is unknown To-
pear atthe nextCour Of Com pIeas IN ma for and
eoulty 70 be holden In the city OF Lancaster Ohio
IN October 1858, and plead, answer on demur 10 Said
peuttOn. oi the eame,as TO them. will be takon al
confessed, and decree 60 against them accordingly.
Il ". yVaN asis e. RAlNEY, olerk, p. OF "
August ie, Ie5e-sw5opfe6 ~ e =
- e. " y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
PImpIes and nIoches.

Arethe result ofimpure blood. The blood h..o...
ek and cogged The skin is not able to cast on ne
,npurres a 50 Important to health. How many young
snu women we see with their faces covered with
m , oy me use soapsapd waters OF various Kinda
very dangerous and should never be practised
~ Pe,s1hs oesirous OF good health, Mothers Who
nave aleted with and eruption shoad
M. uy Insm up 9y external applications for in
nj teY s WIN drve In the humors and produce
tn ~ .ok lne Gu I'D during Its whole life time
ed VIII s no mother that likes TO see her children sct
! NOISES INDIAN ROOT PILLS are nran,,.d -.
or the cure OF erpptiOns Of the seI -
botches, Sores, 30 They cleanse ths Hood
ScaI,hr tpnr.ies, producing beautiful, clear and
September2, 1e59-ImIS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
cold Exoltement An Ko,.,.-

LEsvssawsrrn, August so.-considerable excite
ment exists In Lawrence aud Kansas City. IN eouse-
quenee Of the reeent arrivals fom the gold region Of
Pixies Peak eonhrning tho existence or ore In abun
dance In that locality.
company, which went from Lawrence In June
had met with success.
The gold foaud Is similar 70 that OF Frazer River
Mr.. Richards, who arrived at Kansas CITY on the
2nth lnst reports thata limited prosperity satsfac-
tary resuils had been obtained. rwo men, with in
ieror implements, washed six hundred dollars in
Peak.
A'eeOnd Frazer River czci,snea, i. apprsAOndoa.
re- Old Noah telegraphed few miles
through tie air by means Of doves. and
Moses walked through narrow sea on dry
land. These were great feats in their day,
and Almighty power had hand in them.
But what would Moses. aud Noah have
ssid bad they heeu told that. when the
void got older Queen Yicroria and Presi.
dent Buchanan would Ialk to- gather three
thousand miles sssunder, Though the
channels of the ocean, twentysfour hun
'drsd fathoms dsepl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
Dissolution on the uninn.

II Is not.often that We have the pleasure
Of copying from Southern Democratic
paper such patriotic and conservative view.
as areto be found 10 the lollowin extract
from ths last Macon TeltgraPh.--[sasansb
Republican.
80 We agree with programmes Of oppe.
rat'ons which shall exhaust every expedi.
eus and ,remsdy suggested by an expansive
patriotism before we resort 10 disunion.-
Dissolution is the grave OF self government.
1t VIII demonstrate the impractieabili,y OF
popular self government upon any scale
commensurate with the great monarchies
Of Europe in all the attributes and achieve
menIs Of mental aud moral power snd ma,
terlal wealth. RFanduer and magniificence,
VIII De lost forever; for it is an impossible
supposition that the experiment Of popular
self government can ever be repeated upos
more favorable conditions than those which
attended the organization and eItablish
menI OF the United States Of North Amer
lea.
No, the grave OF the Union is bound
TO be the grave Of all rational and intelligent
hope for popular free ovsrnment which
shall contest the palm Of intellectual and
material power with monarchy and auto
oracy and when politicians propose tosub
stllute the patronage and protection bought
by Commercial treaties, for the respect
conceded to knowGand acknowledged force
they tacitly admit that as power Of the
world sole to protect and vindicate itself,
popular government is gone"
What say ye, Messors. Toombs and S,e-
phens, to this caustic rebuke 10 your mid.
night rlottings AMI caucus schemes to dis.
solve the Union? We hope that the good
people OF Georgia viii give heed to tie
warnings and ,dvice ofthe Telegraph, and
at the proper time, administer the rebuke
to these arch.disuDionists which they so
richly deserve. Having backslidden from
the good old conservative Wbig party,
they have wandered into the skepticism and
infdelity OF the modern Democracy oftbe
South, which is now nnrh'Dg more nor
less than rank nulliGcafion and treason
against the Uuion.-[ EDrroRs PATRIOT I.
The TERMINUS OF TIE ATLANTIC CABLE
AND SURROUNDING SCENERY ALI who
have visited Trinity Bay, New Fouadlapd.
with one consent allow il to be one of the
rost beautiful sheets OF water they ever set
eyes upon. It's color is very peculiar
an inexpressble mingling Of pure blue
ocean with the deep evergreen woodlands
and the serene blue sky. It's extreme
length is about eighty miles; its breadth
about thirty mills, opening boldly into the
Atlantic onthe Northern side Of The island
Atits southwestern 81 ore il branches into
he by Of Bill'S arm, a quiet, safe and
beautiful h1rbor, about two mics in,
breadth and nine or ten in length, running
IN direction Northwest The depth Of
he water Is sufficient for The largest vessels.
The tide rises stven or eightftet, end the
Bay terminates in beautiful sand beach
The shore Is clothed with dark green fir
rees, which mixed with the birch ard
mountain ash, presents a pleasing con.
rsst
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

* Ap egg embedded im the sand
.h'rty-three feet below the surface, is said
70 have been found. fresh, ia making =
well' 10 lawrence county. Pennsylvania
|! was probably deposited there by 1 bullet
OF Pbaraoh's days.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
RE Od Noah talarro,ha.l . -, -.

E1- A knitting machine has been in.
veoled in Seneca county New York, which
tls said, will knit stocking in ivc min,
utes. k 49, q