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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13
He.sl...s-. 90 81. Death Of M. wheeler,

bis "
NJ recent meeting ofthe Caledonia Coun-
W Medical Association, the following Reso-
buttons in relation to the death Of DIR, Wheel
erewerc adopted unanimously
Whereas, by an affective dispcnsaiion Of
Divine Providence, DIR. George G, Wheeler
has been removed from his field Of labor by
death, therefore
Resolpcd, That in tbs death Of our profess
sional brother, this association has TO lament
the loss OF q valued member, a skillhil Ply
stefan and a worthy nss6cntcj the communi-
~ AN esteemed and useful citizen, As pro-
fessional man he ever sought 10 elevate the
calling TO which lac was devoted and 10 iii
himself well for the discharge Of its rcsponsi-
bic duticsi he was ever careful Of his patients
and interchangeable in serving them
Resoircd, That we sympathisc deeply with
his mourning family and his large circle Of
friends
Rcsolred, That q copy Of the foregoing res
olutions be transmitted TO his widow and fam
lis, and also that copy be furnished for in
terton in The CALEDoNIAN.
c. =. FRosT, Secretary.
81. Johnsbiirv w., March 10, 1858.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

II L. IOYT and J. G. BINGHAM, 81, Johns
hmrN. and DIV nLMHal.Ia grnrIaLlN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

Walden Clerk and Treasurer Hiram
.peIllina Selectinen-Isanc Patterson. Abel
Gle, Jr., Harvey Burbank. LiH0s-Jnmcs
u. Bell, ]. b. Dow, John Gic. Constable
John A. Harrington. grand JtTorS--E r.
Chamhcrlin, VIM. Weeks, Jacob Dutton,-
.iuditors-E. II. Chamhcrlin, J. u, Bell. s.
Montgomery, Igmt-E. r. Chambcrlip.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

SToLEN.-Allcn Campbell Of bennington
stole four hams from Calvin Gibson 81 that
town. Campbell is an old ioil bird, and has
spent most Of his time for the MT ten years
in mil.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18
DIED

Atlondon, Madison County, Ohio, on Thursday,
November Ith 1873, arter severe and lingering ILL
ness, MARGARET JANE. wife OF GEoRoE W. ArHEY.
Esq., and daughter Of Thomas and Rebecea Reed, OF
this city.
The memory Of 4 just woman, like a mellow ray
from the setting sun, falls softly and benignly on the
heart. Ills so when We separated from her by
distance and oh how mournfully so when the grave
has closed overher forever Then can we rightly ap-
prcciate her virtues; then We truly realize her
loss-then does her name come TO laden with good
deeds, womanly thoughts and high-toned excellence
character. To those who had known Mrs. Athey
long and we'll. the intelligence OF her deeease came
solemnly. impressively and heavily TO the heart
Her refined anc amiabe disposition had called around
her large circle Of devoted friends in whose memo
ry she will long hold prominent place.
But few short months ago and she was rejoicing
as happy bride, looking forward with buoyant hopes
and beating heart to the realization OF bright dreams
fondly pictured In the future but alas that future
how brief! those br ght hopes, how rudely blasted
death has placed his icy hand pom her and taken her
from our sight forever!
During the lastdays Of her Illness she was attended
by her adectionate mother and sister who, with her
devoted husband, her ''m nj stering angels' In
her march down the valley Of DEATH Oh! how
truly hearttrying 1t must have been those patio
and aectionate watc that sick couch to sec
one so very dear, SO fall ofyouth and hope, so pure
in character, possessed Of all that could make life
bright and DEAR leisureIy, but certainly passing away
and no earthly power to arrest The death struggle
was severe, but grace riumphed and the pure spirit
passed sweetlI and swiftly to its home in heaven.
May God bless the bereaved husband, whose devo-
ton is written upon lmmO tai mind translated To
haiti woId.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

DtscovERY OF CoUNTERFEIT BANK BILLS.
--On Saturday; as Walter Williams. a
farmer, residing about two miles helov Au
rora, Ind, was crossing with his team tho
Ohio and Mississippi railro d. he perceived
the end Of paper, which looked as il
something was wrapped within it protru-
ding f,om beneath one Of the serpers, and
upon ahghting aud examining it, he found it
to be brown paper package containing a
r)ll Of ten dollar bill, OF which there were
thirts five. making $3.50 They We're all
upon the State Bank of Ohio, quite new
and had evidently been deposited where
they were found short time previously. :
Mr.. Williams proceeded home and put up
his horses, after which he took the next 10
the city, where he discovered his tresaure
to bs worthless. He was advised to take
hack and deposit the parcel in the same
place he had found it, hut concluded thai
it had already causd him sufficient trouble.
he m de finder OF the Bills by ram
ming them into the stove.- Cincinnati Com
eIcial
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

The VICroRV IN IowA.-At this pres
ent writing, it is demonstrated, beyond
doubt, that Iowa has elected the whole
Republican State Ticket. and that she is
Republican in every department, for the
FIRST time, having
A R-puhlicanSecretary State,
Republican Auditor of State.
A Republican State Treasurer,
Republican R gister of Land Office,
A R.puhli IAN A torn4y General.
A Republican Commissioner of D. I'm
I rovement, and
Two Republican Congressman.
The contest in this. the lst Congestion
al District is close between Col. Curtis,
and Mr.. Trimble; but the majority of the
former will not be less we thluk, than SOC
votes. Vandever, in the 81 District, ha.
about 1000 majority. The majority o
the Republican State Ticket will not Q TAI
from $500
Nearly all the Julici,l Districts in the
State have gone Republican.
In view of the gross misrepresentation
and falsehoods that have be.n circulated
thick as the flies in Egypt, against the State
Administration, the victory Is the mos
brilliant ever achieved IN Iowa, proving
that the people are unchangeably Republi
can Des Moines Citiz-n.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18


A very large portion of the miseries of
llie. are mor- iminsgina,y than real An
ticipa'ion of coming evils. are frequently
permitted 10 occupy our thoughts. SO as TO
entirely destroy every earthly comfort
Ths assent of tn mountain should never
be attempted, until we reach it, base. The
crouching lion by the wayslde, which
strikes terror to the approaching traveller,
causing his heart to fail within him, and
too often induces him to leave the highway,
or turn aside into really dangerous paths,
will generally be found to he chainel. W hen
we approach. Tha, man, who imagines
himself the happtst man, is so. The evils
which loom up in the distance. generally
vanish, o. shrink into mol-hills, as We near
them. Every ona has the mraus OF hap
piness at his control; and if he i not hap
py and contented. it is his own fault
And let no man think himself wiser than
his naighbor, for generally. he who es.
leems himself the greatest, or wiSest. is the
greatest fool. H0MO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

WhA. pity then. / reilsrais. that prop.
oriy holders should be taxed $50 on eve
cry $1,000 for sdueational purpOs-s;' that
they should pay this enormous sztOrfiOn for
the benefits Of which We have spoken, for
the intellectual and spiritual welfare OF our
children. And here, ss il labOring to make
the lalacy more fallacious and absurdily
more absurd. Mr.. O. asserts that ''this
sum ispaid to teachers not Of bis own
choosing" I Ieonfess degree Of mingled
pity and asionishment. at the weakness Of
this argument inexpressible. Common
Schools must, indeed, be in the ascendant.
and the system invulnerable, when the
gentleman resorts to such puerilities for
the puI pose Of accomplishing its overthrow.
"Parents no voice 10 the selection OF teach.
erl' Do they not elect directors who employ
and control them? and are the teachers not
responsible for an abuse Of their authorityf
What system does the gentleman propose?
Would he have teacher for each family ?
or does he propose that the citizens OF Lam
caster should meet in common and elect q
teacher by ballot or viva voce. Is he OPP
posed to the system Of delegated power?
and does be insist that when power is del
egated. there is no longer representation?
Does he insist that the people have no
voice in the making of the laws because
they are framed and published by their
delegates? Will he contend that the in
dependent sovereigns OF Ohio, have no
voice in the election Of their President, be-
cause they vote for electors. by whom he
is chosen? Bah! on such an argument
Mr.. Connell wiz: have to write many long
articles before he can persuade his readers
to feed and satisfy themselves upon such
shucks.
OF the positive advantages OF tie Com
mon School System, we have little further
to say. Those afforded by our own schools.
at least, are familiar tc our citizens; they
are the bulwarks of our civil and religious
liberty. Upon their success depends large
ly, the moral and intellectual growth, and
the perprtulty of our Institutions. They
are the boast and pride of the present. and
hope of future generations. "The hand
maid of the church," they are second
only to her in importance, and afford.
strong arm for the promotion and protec-
tion Of true religion. Let then no sacri'
ligious hand be raised against our Common
Schools. Let them be cherished. guarded
and supported, at least until better has
been devised.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

wWe clip aud publish to-day from
the Cincinnati Commercial some gleanings
OF report OF Railroad Convention which
met in Circleville on the 10th inst, Itwould
seem, from said report, and what we ars
atle to learn from gentlem of our city,
who were present. that some facts are in
progress of development which are highly
interesting to stockholders, yet not very
creditable to cerlaia leading and contract
ing parties; be that as it may, enough wa,
shown at said meeting to rouse the sleep
ing energies Of the stockholders. We are
assured that Eve per cent Of cash sub.
scription upon the present amount Of stock,
would secure the Glendale connexion in
less than twelve months, which would
make our road one Of the best paying roads
in Ohio, and make our stock highly valu-
able. Wake up then. .farners-everyhody.
and let us redeem our fallen fortunes.
More anon.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

REWe have received the December
No. Of the Cosmopolitan Art Journal. a
periodical elegantly illustrated. and we'll
calculated to improve the art and ltera.
ture of the country. Those wishing good
reading and fine pictures will do well to
subscribe. Every subscriber Of three dol
lars is entitled toa copy Of the Journal and
the celebrated engraving. "The Village
Blacksmith" Address g. S. Derby. Ac-
tuary Q. A. A. No. 548, Broad way N. Y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18
WEAKNESS OF rHR STOMACH AND INDr

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDI-
JEsTToN Another great cure affected BY
Berhavr's Holland Birters. The wife Of
Peter De- Witte, living 10 Holland Town,
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin. suffered
much from Weakness of the Stomach and
indigestion. She had been under physi.
clans care for some time, ut the disease
seemed to baffl- even his skill. She pur
chased some HOLLAND B1TTERS At
our Office, which has given tone 10 her
stomarhe; her appetite and streaugth are
returning AMI we firmly believe that this
Is smother great cure affected by your med
icine.
We have still to record many wonderful
cures affected by this remedy. but must
wait another opportunity. One thin you
can rely upon. what we have published
are from persons much respected in our
community. and are literally true
]. QUINTUS.
Ed. Sheboygan Nieuwsbsde, Sheboygan
Wis.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18
6.aHaNan

Very Great Increase Interest in my Gifts.
Choice Of presents. Books, from SIto
Sl4 each. and variety increased. Jsweiry
Br-st pins from 81 10 IS each, Ear drops.
with comeo, stone, and glass setis from 81
to IS. fin goli Iings, from 50 cents to 81
each, gold studs. and gold pens in silver
cases &C., 800 watches. $500 in cash -
All. who buy portrait of Washington
for 80 have an equal chance. to get any
on' Of the above presents. All get Gifts,
at the time Of buyiIg the portrait, and
take them home with them Those WI o
draw hooks, or small cash gifts Of 81 may
take jewelry instead. iftbpy chose.
Always open, on Broadway, and red
flag Main Street.
Lancaster. Sept. 1883. H SCOTT.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILA nELPHiA November Va 1859
There u no export demand fos Flour aud the .aies
" me trsde are limited at sjs5 i2k for superane;
3e6 ~ for extra family and fancy
Good Whest u in moderate demand: sales n 4 500
bushels AZ y for prime Red anh 30aI 70 forwhite
hye IL 10 demand nt 7G97a cents
Corn is scarce aud wanfrd: saies Of Yellow Al "a eta
Tor old, and 7e97fc for new
Oats unchanged; sales 600 bushels prime Delaware
at IS cents.
whissy y scarce, sales Ohio barrels Al 81 cents and
PonnsJ iVania at 2a 3 cents
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

FIRE! FIREl!-This morning while sit
ting at our breakfast, between the hours OF
6 and 7 o'clock we heard the tap Of the
FIRE bell, we broke for the scene OF the all
devouring element, and found that house
belonging 10 James Weaver Esq, on the
north end Of Broadway was in fam s.
Our Fire Companies with great prompt
ness were on the ground, swinging the
beam and trying to throw water. but their
engines refused to throw single drop,
and seemed to say, "the man whom the
Council have employed to keep us in or
der says whisky is the only liquid for our
appelites." True it was, the honse burn
ed down without single squirt of water
to quench its thirst, and Mr.. Snyder whom
the council had employed to keep the en-
gines in working order, at a salary of
some Eighty dollars per snnum, said there
was frost last night. and the critters were
frozen tight as wax.
Query. Had not the Council better EN-
ploy our boys. who keep sett Of squirt
guns to scar. flies off the walls for mother.
than squander the peoples money for Mr.
Snyder?
We learn that Mr.. Weaver was insured,
and that the occupants, G. Webster and
Mr. Needham had ample time from the
slow progress of the irs to save their plum.
der. and that their on Inconvenience is.
having to live in the open air with heaven
alone for their protection. If this amt
the age of progress. then fire and water are
opposing elements.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18
AMERICAN STATE
g CONVENTION


Tho AmcrFans Of the state
of Ohio, in favor Of keeping up
the independent organization Of
1he American Patty, upon the
basis Ofthe timc.bonored and tried
principles of lie truly American
policy. are hereby requested to
meet IN a STATE CONVENTION, in
the ITY Of COLUNBIrS, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24.
AMEKICANs! Come Onc! Come
MI! and take counsel together
Tor the good of the party and our
common country.
lion. .IoHN J. CRITTENDEN,
lion. IIUMFmREY MARSHALL,
and Hon. Il.WINTER DAVIS. have
been invited, and are expected To
be with US on the orcas0n.
by order of the American Ex.
Committee.
DAN'L WORLEY, CIim'n.
November |. 1853.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

RHoADs AGA1N.-After short absence
he is sgaiu prepared to take oil kinds OF
pictures in the most superb style, at his
rooms in the Giesy buildings. See bis ad-
msnt-"sphereotyps Liksnesses.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

GREAT DEBTS The debt O Russia is
said to amount 10 S359, 100000. That Of
France, is SI.248. 900 900, and that of
England is $3,285,O00 00O,. Rather
large sums, but the resources of all the
three nations are immense and their credit
is excellent.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18
cOMMERCIAI IHTRLLIeEFCT
Laacaster MaTkeI.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NKw YaRx. Navember I6. 1852.
Flour advanced. with sales Of 600 tarres ~ SO
a. IS for State, 505 so fr Ohio, and 2Dds 50 for
Southern.
Wheat has advanced. fss nts; sI roo bushels sold
~ IekPi e5 for Red, IS Tor Waite. IS f,r Chicago
spnn2, ~ Tor Western Red, aad % for white
Corn dull with sales of 500 bu,nei. Al 7ia-5 ets
PORK hrm al s4 for prime. Lard hrm. Whisky
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18
BALTIMORE MAkKRr

- BALTINoRE. November I6. 1855
Flonrquiet with sales of Iaward STREET nj Ohio &
Wheat active: Red 2nsBi 25: wtieI3f a,I5O
Corr quiet new While Bl9sGc, old ditto At 70973 Sc;
new yellow Gs975 cents.
Prnvisiobs ggiet, but very hrm.
WhfsEv
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

RE See the Law advertisement of Mesrs
IEFFRIEs q FRrTrER They are young
men of fine legal sttainments, and will de-
END the un ortunste and no mistake. Of
ice in the Foster Block.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

N,thI,tItt!, THE Author ofthe above
>NNaE Il AktII/L/ volume il gradua'e and de
\STN<JNaI Tf$Mx,; vote n quarter Of aceutury
AH>>/F N1LAL.EHd - u studyand treaime ntOt
~>S[X MShysre7Ek< SyIhills lii tteddisOrd-r RS
-~/ %FsHnczIIE-- speciality he tasbeeome
1LAzA ssEsGASzszzzE>~. possessed Of invaluable in
1T4HsfssssE=g=E<\<> formation In regard TO the
->/,I,rTTT-TTNN<N same aud is able to compress
' ''''''' into vademecum ennipassthr
very quintessence of medical science on this lmpar-
tant subject; as the result Of the experience of the
thorou hy demonstrated III his oWn highl, successful
practice IN the treatment OF secret diseases in many
thousands Of in the City NJ Philadephia alone
TestmOHy the Professor Of obstsres in PsHH Col
iege. PhiiddgIplfd.
'.DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUEL.r-=The authoF Of
this work unlike the majority Of those who advertise
to cure the diseases which it treats graduate
Orthe best Colleges in the United States. II az
RGts ortn the oieti Of mapraeies as sheeessHi and
experienced pr ctiOner. In whose honor and ntegri-
~ they may place the greatest confAence,
JOSEPH s. toNGSHoRE, N. n.
From A. RoOdrard. NJ d.. of PsaH UaiusrsifB. Pail.
It gives pleasure 10 add my testimony To the pro-
essiOnal ability OF the author ofthe Medical AGRuel'
Numerous cases Of Diseases Of the Genital Organs,
some Of them OF long Standing. have come under my
motto in which his skill has been manifest in restor
ing to perfect health a. nSt1nees where the pa
tent has been considered hey medical aid. In the
treatment oF Seminal weak dise rrnngement Of
the functions produced nv Seff-abHse. or Ereess OF
venery do not know his superior in the profession
! have been acquainted with the authO some thirty
years aud deem more than justice to him well
as n kindness 10 the unfortunate victim ofeSrly nds
erection. to recomne end him one. in whose ptofes
sioual aud integrity they may safely conhde them
selves. ALFRED WOODWARD. VI. u.
One copy. securely euveloped. will he forws rded
free ofpostage to any part Of the United States for 5
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9B0oks.llers. CanyaSsers and Boo agents sup
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

EF By the offi'ialvote Of Maine just pub
lished, the Republican members Of Con.
gress have the following majoritios'-lst,
Somes ass; 2d. Perry. 1899; 81. French,
So: 4,h, Morse, 1863; 9Th, Washburne,
2il6; 9th, Foster, 493 In the 9th. dis.
trict gag votes for Mr.. Foster and 656,
for Mr.. Bradbury. Democrat, were reject
e. for various reasons. hut allowing them.
Mr. Foster would still have 70. majority.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CIscIkE8TI. November I6. 1853.
FlOuE-JhS market has NOT ehanked essentially since
our last The demand for extra grades g. fair from
local Trade sales "f roo barrels at 5j fF extra.
GfOeeries-NO change IN the market. sales nT IIa
bags Coffee at ~ el2<c, and 50 bhis Sugar at 7ks
W9isSy-A fair demand and n firm market Sales
OF 80 barrels at i9 iB1e the latter rite nr wagon,
h"gs--The market continues excited aud n further
aiVanee u asked. We have sales this morning,
but t2nO HN9s sold last evening at 81 So and are held
at % IS to-day, for fuiure delivery.
@ @Gfain-Ihefe 10 san active demand for prime VIII ite
wheat and the marketiS nrm at 81 10. Sales Of 500
bushels prime White at ~. 800 bushels do good do
al "; 20 Do good Red al 80 cents, aud 3IO do prime
90 at 06 cents
Corn Is in demand and the market is firm AZ JI z5r
Barley is firm 90 cents for prime Fall and 7Oa7j
Gents for good do.
Oats are in ac I've demand and the market buoyant
sale Ia store at5e950, on canal at 50 cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

=" ~''' y -F-f y - iAe ~ NAS''t~'s W
the lnngs and Air Passages; Chronic com
plainIs. &c., will visit Laueast =, aud
room at the Tallmadge House Nov. aist.
29d and Esd.
The octOr hopos that An parsons 10.
tending TO council him in regard to their
diseases will do so as early as possible. as
10 many cases Especially chest diseases, J
the sooner after the disease has started
proper medicines are used the greater will
be their chance Of recovery.
To the Teachers OF Fairfield Couaty.
Pursuant to adjournment. goodly mum
Der Of teachers met Nov. 18th, at Llncas-
ter, in the City Hall AMI organized =
Teachers IEslituie. The President being
absent. Mr.. NJ Hill took the ech4ir. After
which the minutes Of the previous mreiing
were read by the Secretary and approved.
Rev. D. Riser chairman Of the com
mittee to confer with the old Institute re
porteS that no such association is in exis-
tence; but that hs had drafted a constitu-
ton, which when read was rsreiVrd and
adopted. with but one amendment.
The object ofthis Institute, as expressed
by the preamble 10 the constitution is to
elevate the character aud advance the IN .
trrest of the profession ftesching and to
promote the cause OF popular education in
the county.
After the transaction OF some miscella-
neous business the association proceeded
to the election OF officers for the ensuing
year, The choice resulted as foll' VS.:
For President, Rev. D. Riser; Vice
Presidents, one from each township. Az.
drew Peters. of Amanda; James r Pierce,
OF Berne; Jno. CourtwrIght. of Bloc c |;
Jesse burst, of Cl4arcrsek; B. w. Car
lisle. CT Greenfield, Josh Clarke. OF Ho k
ing; Isaac Koonts, OF Madison; A L Sim
mons. Of Liberty D4n'I Keller. Of Pleas
ant; r. Rockets, ofVIole'; Jon than Peters
OF Walnnl; DR.. Evans of Rushorerk. and
j. G. Nourse. of Ricband; Recording
Secretary. L. R. Carpenter; Treasurer,
R4y. j. R-inmund; Exc utive Committee,
Rev. j. B. Sackett, +. H. Carpenter, VIM
Whitney, H Frilter and NJ Hill.
This meeting was characterized by the
utmost good feeling and !ibvraIiry on the
part OF the teachers. and commendabl-
z-al among all present. The Association
adjourned to m4et again at L ,aster in
the City Hall, Saturday, Nov. 97h at /
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Teachers and all friendly to the causa Of
popular education are respectful, invited
to attend and aid by their presence and
council in this high and holy work.
l.. r. CARPENTER,
RnnordinU Src'v
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-18

GONE IN THOUSAND" Gerritt. Smith
who ran lor Governor OF New York Oh
hia own hook at The late election. has Of
ten been spoken of, on account Of his pc
culiarities &c. as zone man amoug a
thousand;" aud by such detailed returns
Of the votes for Governor as have b+en
published; it itappears that he reoirv+d jus,
about one vote 10 athoussnd east through
out the State.