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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
For iho Llama n.inr Gnuaiin

ror tho Lane AAier Gazette.
Nothing can be more apparent than the
fact that the present dissatisfaction in the
Demoe ratio party is permanent in its chRr-
actsy. All attempts TO conins the strife
between Douglas and the Administration
to the State OF Illinois liAve utterly failed
1t is not merely a personal matter which
invests this contest with so much in.
lerest. A ST m p fs personality cannot
give any man. suoh importance as this
strife assumes. A man becomes promi
nent before tile people y doing. or al
tempting TO do something 10 which they
feol an interest. and which meets their ap-
proval or condemnation. This strife then,
does not owe ito importance alone To- The
persons who are engaged Ia II, but TO the
fact that II involves ah issne upon which
the masses Of the Democratic party have
come TO think differently. and Mr.. Buchan.
amin taking one side Of the question. fiuds
a very respectable portion OF the Demo,
cratic party arrayed against him in spite Of
all his use Of the federal power aud patron.
age to induce them To- think otherwise.
~ 70 y uhCtut Oulou IuT tuo tutuIo VI tue
Democratic party. when the love Of place
aad the spoils Of ofioe lose their adhesive
properties 10 bind the party together in
unity Of sentiment and harmony Of action,
Even the oft repeated cry Of NEGRO
Equality. "Aboli(ionist," "'.Black Repub.
lieanism, &o. has lost its ,alismanic ef-
feet. 10 unite them in general crusade a.
gainst the Republican party.
A 6ne illustration Of all that we have
said, was afforded week ago: when a
widely extended notice Of a Democratic
Mass Meeting. with such an attraction as
the presence Of the best Democratic stump.
or in Ohio. succeeded 10 filing our spa.
cious Court House witha mixsd crowd ot
Democrats and Republicans,
Before the commencement OF the eyer,
else OF the day. any one passing along III,
street might see the signs Of dssatisfac ctior
10 1hiohwe hsya alluded Ii required nt
"eayss dropping" TO hear promiuen. Dem
ocrais in dlspula,ion upon this subject
some OF them expressing their unwilling
ness to support Mr.. Martin for Congress
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

IL they could be assured tha. be sympa-
thised with The Administration in its efforts
TO defeat Mr.. Douglas. The only answer
Mr.. Martins friends made TO this was, that
he was careful not to express himself on
this subject. ~
Such il seems. then, is the plan 70 be
pursued by the Democratic candidate Tor
Congress ia this District. A paddock is
10 be put upon his mouth ia regard to a
snlject in which the whole Democratic
party feel an interest. He is to be silent
upon the very thing The people most wish
TO hear about. Nothing is surer than the
fact that the English settlement ofthe
Kansas question. which Mr.. Martin lauds
so highly. is no settlement at all. That
the old strife between Buchanan and Doug
las will come up again. is plain. The peo.
pie. ifthey support Mr. Martin, wish I'd
know whether they are endorsing Doug.
las or Buchanan. and al attempts to dodge
this matter and hide behind TRADE against
the oPposile party, will utterly lail him
~. r -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
RANDR ETH'S PILLS

Contlnued pain or uneasiness In any organ IL gem
orally cured BY doses of BrAnreth Pills
Thirty years personal experience by the undersigned
fully Justify this assertion. a. st sif.ff tNf+-
Dr James Lull, Of polsdam, New YORK, says,-4gI
have cured the most deplcrable eostIvehess Of the
bowels with Brandreth' when every otAer re-
Skin diseases Of nveserate aud painful character
such as salt The ietter aud summon heat
Ihave seen eradlcated By thoiruse. have curedthe
rhemal ic,ihe opilepue, the paralyuc and the COM
50 mpHye with these excellent pills alone y .stef
In ianndice and all affections OF the liver, dyspep-
sla, desentery and dlefrhGa piculsy, sudden pains
and inium mutions scorbptc and
seorfalons, oven gouty ard neurage affections, have
given way to tho OF ths medicine, and now after
twenty years' experience, my estimation Of Brandt
reth Is Piils conti.ues to incrense.
\ A young lady, beautiful aud healthy, took cold,
which caused serious bstfueoR for two years: her
health was broken down and her beauty departe,- -
AtlenRth Brandreih's Pills were tried; eleven doses
cffroin two four, were taken IN fifteen days pre-
ceding the usual perod. Regularity was restored,
and her healihand good lecks recovered.
s.N WORMS . ste 7ssF
Brandrcths Pills are the be ST vermlfure; thcy are
ihrallibte. A little child, sx years old for some
weeks wes dropping; It's mother gave Il ono OF Brand
reth's Sugar Coated Pill.; the.neM day there came
ehlld's anger. The child was we'll. ,f. titl -t p
PLEURfSY.
Agentlepan, away from home,w thken wthpleu-
ry the INFLAMMATION wNs terrible; every breath lnado
nniwrithe with agony Eight Brandreth's Pulls were
swallowed, and warm oil applied locally; the pills
oreratod aud the pain was relieved; plenty Of Cruel
wss taken, and elk more pills, andthe second day the
patient was cured Il ~ ..stfit III Il Ell
Thoso statements Should have weight, and prevent
tle use ofPosoneus drugs, md stop tue sad practice
lirandreih's Pins are sold al ihs Pd3Sipa Once,
eai Canal street, t,Brandroth B!dpg al % Cent? per
oox; ana tee ssme sugar eSaisd 9sen,s, warranted
10 Keep as wolf as tho plaim Sold also, By
DANIEL slRFoRD, Lancaster, Ohio.
September9, ls5s-lml9 e h e.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
Passed AUGUST 10. 1858. l
An OrdInance
GREAT DISCOVERY OF The AGE.
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO CHEWERS!
DIR. GUSTAV. LINN ARDS
TASTE RESTORATIVE TRoCHES,
TnE GREAr suBsrIruTE FOR ToBAcco.

1T is well known and fact that the
u use OF Tobacco sthe promoting canse of many Of
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the race OF man subject. careful analy
sis long and painful experience have clearly pro-
ven that 1t contains certain norcotic ana poisonous
properties most dangerous In their effects, which by
entering into the blood derange the, functions and
operations ofthe Heart causing many to suppose thai
organ TO be seriously diseased.
TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous system,
manfeshng itsef-as all who have used the nox-
lous weed will bear Testimony In Easstude, Ner-
yous lrrltabliy, Water Brash, Dyspepsia, and many
other disorders OF similar character,
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES
Are designed to cOunteract these banefu Influences,
aud have proved completely successful in a multitude
of cases, and wherever used Reing harmless in
themselves they exert beneficial effect upon the
entire system, restoring the Taste which has become
viated or destroyed by greatindulgenee, completely
removing the Irritation and accompanying tickling
sensation Of the ,Thrnat--which are always conse.
quent upon abstainipg from the use Of Tobacco and
BY giving healthy tone to the Stomach, invigorate
the whole system. r1
Persons who are irratTievabIy undermining theil
constitutions and shortening their lives should use
these Troches immediately and throw of the Injurious
GUS and unpleasant habit nf Tobacco Chewing
| These Tr0ches or Lozen ges are put up In u eonve
nien and portable form at the low price OF so Cent
| per Box. A liberal discountto tho Trade.
Prepared solely by the md eIsgned to whom all Or
ders should be addressed
+ JAMES e. BOWERS. Druggist.
Cornerof9d and Race Streets, Philadelphia.
March25, 1a58--1y47
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

A PRoBLEMA-Whoever originated the
following, desejFes 10 have his name han
ded down to p9sterity: -.
/. 'Ifadispatcit from England to America
gain on the sunts0 as to roach here "A
hours by the clock before Il left England,
at what time wOuldit arrive at ths point
Of departure. were cable carried lound
the worldgSvould Il not arrive the day be,
fore il lef,. less only the time exhausted
10 making the circuit? II so, then with
a Continuous telegraph line around the
world, why not send dispatch around
snd around until it reached-h to Adam
and lei MIN know what his, ehildreh are
about 10 these s'lalter days2', 3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
mARnIEn,

On the 9sth ul,. by Rev. J. wagenhals
Mr.. DAVID @. PIERcE ard Miss, REBEccA
Z. MILLER, both Of Madison township.
On the lst inst, by E. NJ. Winter, Esq.
Mr.. STISeLEY NEWMAN and Miss. OLIVE
STANLEY. both Of Fairfield county.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. j. H..
Creightn Mr. JoHN S, HoRsMAN of Wash
ington City and Miss JAM MILLER of Fair
field Co.
On the ed inst. by the Rev. Thomas
Drske, Mr.. JACOB REEF and Miss SARAH
ANN WEST both Of Fairfield Co.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
ARRIVAL OF TIE FuLroS.

Carr RACE. N. E,S fpt 8. The steam .
ship Fulton from SOUTHAMPTON. with
dates TO the goth ult., passed Cape Race
: on Friday. and her adyices wero obtained
\ by the steam yacht Of the associated
prass' oaaa s8s $50 ,us8 ~ g
The American advices. by the steamer
Z Indian, from Ouehee. were received at
! Liverpool on tie 24lh. .la
The ship Mayipwer, from Nsw Orleans'
for NAntz bas been capsizsd at SEA, and
-bsGomo a total wreck. Fifteen other
- crew were lost The Captain ami seven 4.
her crew wsro saved. s58rgs gsaiavi
COMMERCIAL INTELLIeENoE =, LISERPooL
a August "a, The sales OF Cotton for the
last three days have been Sc, 900 bales.
The, market CLOSES with An advancing
tendency, chiefly for fus quaili,s, which
are 1 l6l higher The sales to specua.
tors have been 1000 bales and an equal
am aunt 10 expoeters. 3a. st7i
Manchester adyises are favorable and
all descriptions ofgoods have advanced.
Breads;ufs quiet. The weather has
been favorable for crops. Flour quist.--
wheat stsdy. Corn dull Provisions
steady. Sugar quiet. Coffee dull Spir.
itsTurpenLin3 dull but stea iy at 37s6i@
58s. Rosiu steady at 4s 81 for com
mon, a
The treaty Of the allies with China does
not confer !he right Of having Ministers
residaulin China, but only Oonsuls Gen.
erals, resident at Tisng Sing, who are to
have direct intercourse with the cabinet oil
the Emperor. sf @ Me} lm.ph
LoEooS. August 2dLh.--Queen Victoria
continues her progtsss iu uGermany. b
She was received everywhere with re
spect aud goodwill, taa s,1
:. Preparations were making for a royal
visit 10 Leeds on her return from Gerna.
my. d fs g iiiW bssA sAr'aa
The world renowned sfrigate Asainem.
tnoa, which covered herself with glory in
the laying Of The telegraph caJle, had been
on fire, but fortunately sustained but httld
damage. ~ H~s s le
~ There has been acollision between two
excursion trains on the Oxford and VOL
ysrhampIon Rilroad, involving dreadful
consequences; several parsons were killed
and many others frighifully Injured.
The coTdilion Of the Thames river the
HtVlhtbs VI Whlcu mas eIvlleu SO mnch
temorse. has been improved TO some ex,
tent. ~ s..,g ~
The notorenus horse "Cruiser," whicl
Wastlained BY Mr.. R.'oy, is now perfor
ming ia n circus. I ...F,
The scoounls from the. harvest are very
.ssiisfa itoiy. a ~
The rains had caused some delay II
gathering the crops but no permanent in
Jury had, been cAnsed, Gxa0gt
Messrs. ChHdimas. Duncan and Gibbs
Of Liverpool. bad suspended payment bu
tlsiF assets viii cover the liabilities. q
fhs continental exchanges show gres
hrmness. especially a. Paris. i d
A dispatch from g.. PskrsbuFeh say
that the Chinese Empire is to be open
Foreigners; and that the left bank Of til
Amdor is benceforth to, be the boundar
between Rlssi. and Gains,
t1t f+ p ------.-..-4.al--------z---- -
- Why L buls6eys car. Ike 81
- l. u q 80 -. 4 = . =. f"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

Sonora NEXT, ,--Rumors prevail in
Washington that warlike demonstration
is about to be made by a company Of
Americans upon the Me ican State Of Sos
nora. The government OF the y8ovince is
in very unsettled and disreputable cond
tion, and an energetic body Cf men could
DO most any with il without much effort
The ability te act against it successfully.
however, Is a consideration subordinate to
the more important one Of the political and
moral character Of the proceeding. In the
rage ofconquest and possession however,
these grave Questions, unfortunately, are
not usually the ohesao which much pie
liminary attention is given. In This i'm
pulsive age, the tendency 10 enterprises Of
this sort is to act and accomplish: just,f-
cat'on.and provooations may be- invented
aflerward. -t .s,5g gyr
The story is that Col. Titus has made
such descent upon Sonora with com
pauy Of a hundred men. to join the rcyo-
lutionizing party OF the State. in sn attempt
10 take possession Of the government. -
This is a hazardous undertaking, and it is
10 be hoped, desirable as the acquisition
of the country may be. that the report
does not correctly represent the facts. A
part Of Sonora we already own by purshase
and Che possession Of the remaihing pors
lion would. unquestionably. add 70 the
value Of the terlitroy us The property Of
the United States. But this method Of
acquiring possession.of it is notin accord.
anos with common sense yeiw ofjastice
aud international rights. Gin. Times.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
FITS! FITS. FITS. FITS!
DIR. HANcE'S HEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPHEPTiC PILLS

For the Cure Of Fits, SpasM, Cramps aud al Nsrv0us
and CoHstitufi0HAI DiSsasss.
DERSONS whoare laboring under this distressing
il mnlady will And DR.. HANcE's VEGETABLE K Pi.
LEPTIC PILLS 70 be the only remedy ever discover.
ed for curing Epilepsy or Failing Pits,
These PILLS possessa specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they prepared especially
for the purpose OF curing Fits, they will be found Of
especial benefit for all persons afhicted with weak
nerves. or whose nervous system has been
or shattered from any cause whatever. In chronic
complaints, diseases Of long Standing, supefinduc-
cd oy nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial
.Prco % per box, or two boxes for S5 Persons out
OF the city, enclosing remittance will have the Pills
seni them through the masl, fres ofpostagc. For
sale by SETH s.. HANCE, No, lO8s Baltimore Street;
balimore, Mary land to whom orders from all mart
June IL, le58-Iy7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

ET gentleman in Barker county. KY
has. received letter from London, announ
cling that he is entitled to a properly Of
over $4,000 over there and asking for
$a5 to enable him to recover it for him
ltis supposed, OF course.to be a swindle
and persons IN this country are imagined
to bs engaged 10 the business. The Ken
tuekiau wrote back TO the Londoner 10 se-
cure the money deduct his fee and remit
the balaHce. f ca StA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
E1Ths Bucks County (Pa. )Inielligen-
Ger says that the glAssbOpPsrs continue to,
commit terrible rSvagesiD in that section Of
the 'Ountsy. The corn crop has already
been materially injured.
Pimples nnd Rlnohe.

Are the result ofimpure blood. The blood bccomes
thick and cIoRged The skin is not able TO cast on te
impurities so important 10 health. How many you ~
men ana women we see with their faces covered with
plmples and bioches, who endeaVoring 10 FomOya
them by the use ofsoaps aud wateA Of vasous kinds
Ihisisvery dangerous and should neVer,be pracised.
oy persons desirous OF good health. Mothers who
nave children afflicted with sores and eruption
never dry them up by external applications, for in
W ms way lneY VIII drive In the humora and produce
W health for the lid during its whole life ume-
ed with feeble health. s - ~ s-..t S.
MoRsEiS INDIAN loot PILLS are prepared ex-
bessy Tor the cure OF erUptons OF the skin such as
blotehes, Sores. SC. They cleanse the blood
OF Al impurities, producing beautiful, clear and
heelthy skim so much admired by all people Of taste
ana refinement. u FSee advertisement
September 2, 1s5B-Imls e-l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

Eg-Ths Cleveland Plaindealer of the
18th ult gives Applicable picture ofsllarge
nnmbe Of laboriog men aud their families
in that city. II says that the monster
Starvation is knocking at their doors. At
least this is so with some Of the working
men. These men are not beggars. nor
loafers nor sots, Hundreds are seeking,
work but cannot find any.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
DR. OULVEnwELL as4
ON M A n M GA O W.

a Medical Essay, on new, certain and rhdicle euro
OF SpHrnatofrhoaa &c. without tho use Of Internal
medicines, auterizauoo, or any mechanical
appliances. Nj ea stfbra
JrGr PuhLtauRp the 9Th edition, in sealed envelope,
gratis and maiei TO amy address, Postpaid, on re-
Ceipt oftwo stamps. .A.tsle ( = '8.1hi
This little work, emanating from colebarted nom
Der the medical profession, gives tho most impor-
tant Information ever published to all ersons enter
talnlng doubts of their ply steal eopdion or who
conscious ofhavlng hazared their health and happl-
ness--cOnmipng tho particulars of M enrirely new
and peyfect remedy for Spermatorrh0a or Seminal
Weakness, Debility. Nerv 0usaess Depression 0f Spl-
rts, Less of Energy Lassitude, Tipldy, Ipyoluna-
Blotchesand Pimples onthe Face, Piles, Indigestion
Palpitalion ofthe Heart, aud Bodily Prostration Of
the whole system, inducing mpotency and mental
and physical incapacity, by Of ch Que
may cure himself privately, and at trilings expense
VI T'Address DR.. Oh JdC. KLINE, lst Ayeuie, cor
| 10Th. street. New York; Post Box, No. 45a6. sltl
| September 0, 1639--3ml9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
-MoTmERsM MOTHEns!l

MOTHERS! MOTHERsH MOTHERS!!
Don't fail To procure Mrs, winslow's Soothing .sy-
rup for Children Teething II has no equal on earth
greatly facilitates the process ofteelhing, by Soften
Ing the gums, reducing all nhammaion---will pllay
oil phlp, aud Is sure to regulate te bowels Depend
upon 1t, mothers, II will give rest 10 yourseyes and
reiefand health TO your infants Perfectly safe in
all cases. 4r.-
This valuable preparation is the prescription OF one
ofthe most experienced and skillful female Physi-
clans in New England, and has bsen used with never
falling success in millions of cases.
We belieyeitis the best and surest remedy in the
world In all cases of Dysentery and Darrhoea In child
dr n whether II arises from teethlng or from any
other cause. nfla. if
IL life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, 1t Is worth It's weight in gold. 90
Millions of bottles sold every yearin the United
States. Itis an old and welitried remedy. !-...,
sH PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS a. BOTTLE
& PERKINS, New York. Is on the outsIde Wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout to world and
ID. SIFFoRD, Lancaster, Ohio.
Juhe 10, ls5e-6if
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
The Atlantic Gable.
nr oEN. roN. MoRrmnoron.

When Franklin tanned the hundred cloud,
And chained the bolts that Jove had hurled,
Far as they flashed his fame was loud,
In every cline o'er all the world.
But visions Franklin never knew,
Are dxod-hrm as his fame ofyore,
On Ocean, by It's billows blue,
The peaceful nations part no more.
Above its 'errors tempesls sweaps,
Aud strongest navies scaifoF Wide.
While yet the conquered lightnIngs keen
Their noiseless march beneath its tide.
Cheer oni cheer onl the chains which bind
The gathering nations OF the worIdl ~
March on! march onl that mighter mind
Which thunder rs ffem theit thrones have huriedl
HocKISs, August ssth, 1858, 81 y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
ORITnARY

DIRD-Augast 96sh Mrs. MARY ANN
SEARLs. wife Of Mr.. John Ssarls,. Of Lau;
easter. age AZ ysars. The deceased has
been long known in. this vicinity as most
exemplary christian.
Was faithful and devoted member Of
the Methodist Episcopal Guurch for TWEEN.
ty-six years, Her illness was short and
death sudden. but preparation was made
long ago.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

Er Hon FRANK P. BLAIR gives notice
that he will contest the Iightof DfoK BAR
RET to the seat Of the St. Louis District'ia
the next Congress. He makes many spe.
ciic charges -undoubtedly well founded
of corruption. fraud aud violence by the
Slavery party.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
Z DYSPEPSIA AND HIS.

THE GREAT CURBR OF CONSUMPTION, wa.
L for several years so badly anieted by Dyspepsia
that for part OF the tihe ho was eouhued 10 bis
bed lie was eventually edrcd by prescriplioa AIr.
nlshed him by y young eltrvoyanl girl. This PIE.
oftrnnec has cured everybody who hns taken IT, ndv
Q having JAILED once ltas equally as sure inSeale,
Of tITa as Of DysPePsi, This ingredients maS M
be fDund many drug store Iwli send this valGl Nj
able prescriptions TO any bsrsnn tho receipt ot III
one stamp 10 pay postage. Address III
Gl DR.. o.FfdELPs BROWN. itlI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

OouIt Ot COnitnOn f-teoSs FalfueI0 Coz d.
~ PETITION 10 foREcLosB MORTGAGE.
Eleanor Grifnth rs Sampel Boyle, Administrator of
Ann Grihith, deceased, William Lyle and Andrew
vISAEpettup sets forth that oil iAsq4st dayofFsba
r.SSy, ls4s See saia Ap9 rI,th then in null life.
mortgage deed, q, that date 1pon the foiiowing;
premises situate IN said County OF Fairaeld, to-wts
being part ofthe Southwest Quarter nf section No
Thirty Ave ,(S5) Township No Thirteen, ard Range
no twenty l20 OF the IaGdssoId at ChIcothe, Ohio.
and bounded as follows Beefnnihg AZ tho soifhsasf
corner Of said Quarter Section; themes y set seeyeny
teen chans and ten links post: thence North thif
yseven chains and thirty -four links 10 post thence
East seventeen chnns and ten links to poet, al the
Northeast OF said 6ection thence South
hiry-seven chains and thirtyiopr Links, 10 she place
Of beginning, containing 81 pSIes, more o. ese;ss
which sad mortgage given 10 secure the pay ent
ofa certain promsory note executed BY the said Ann
Grih 10 said Paintih dated the said 24th Febru-
airy, 645 payable the Ist day OF September, IBlS,
for the sum Of Sl,0S7, with interest from the date
thereof Tho petition charges that said note remains
rendered against the paid Samuel Bogle.as Admnitl
traitor the amount Of principal and intert
est due on said note, and that unless he shall. IL
short day. to be fixed by said Court, pay on Of dis
charge said Judgment that said lads and tenemOnts be
appraised aud sold for the satsfqcton OF said judg
drew Lytle, who are non-resdents OF the State o.
Ohio, and whose place Of residence is unknowntn
aa!d plaintiff, are hereby notified and required a
pear at the ncxCourt Of Common In and for
county TO be holden in the city OF Lancaster, Oh-
in October, 1853, end plead answer demur 20 uaio
confessed, and decree 90 againet them accordingly
\ JOHN O. RAlNEYs Clerk, F.o.P. -
Z p. VAN TRuMP, Attorney:
August Il, le5e-owi2pfss rs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

@The fever about gold discoveries in
Western Kansas is on the increase. This
new yellow fever bids fair to become ep-
idemic throughout the West.