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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19
Howard Association, Philode,ph,a.

fBeReU0ieRt IastitatiOn esta5ished bv sD,e;oI .Jo
mentor the rsie Of the sick and adieteG
Dnh TfraIsAt and Epidenie diseasss '~.7~
me Howard Association, in view of the awful des.
Lucuon OF human life, eRusedby Sexual
he receptions praeticed upon the unfortunate vic.
ums OF sueh diseases by Qnacks, several years ago
.nelr tonsulting Surgeon, Charitable
AdwOrthy OF their name, to open Dispensary for
the treatment ofthis class OF Diseases in all ihaT
forms, and to give Medical Advice Gratis 10 mi who
apply by letter, with description of their
naets otfe &e u and in cnses OF
extreme poVerty,to furnish Medicines free of
ltls needless to add that the Asso Commands
nehghest Medical skill OF the age and will furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
lne Dreelors oIthe Association, in their Annual Re-
port upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases for the
ending January ls 1853, express the highest sa
lsacuon with the success which has attended the la
bors OF the Consulting Surgeon in the cure Of fperma-
9ian, s, seminal weakness lmpotence, Gonorrbea,
| ing year.
The Directors, on review of the past. feel assured
iaoorsln thls sphere OF benevolent effort,
nays oeeh great benefit TO the afflicted. especially
young, and they have resolved to devote them
serves with renewed zeal to this cry buE
much dtspised cause.
a. admlrable Report on spcrmatorrbpa, or semn.
al weakness, the vice OF onanism, Masturbation or
SeMaonse and other diseases OF the sexual OrgaT e.
oy he consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail lin n
sealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt OF
on the nature and treatment Of sexual Diseases diet
constantly Being published for gratuitous dis
It1oution, and will be sent to the afiicted Some OF
me new remedies and methods Of treatment discover.
duuring the last year, are of great value.
| - hqd dress. FOR Report oftreatmeut, nr. GEORGE r.
IVVnLhNOUn, VN Computing Surgeon, Howard Associa-
tlon, No South Nine Street, Philadelphia, Pennsyi-
wanna BY order ofthe Directors. a'g
| . EZRA d. HEARTWELL. President,
GRoRGE FAfRCHILD, Secretary.
April %, le56-Iy51 -5f-, t,.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

SPECIE CLAUSE The last Legislature
whipped the devil around the stump in
the Sub Treasury Law. by providing for
payment from county Treasures OF all sums
under five dollars after July lst; in specie.
By 1865 all sums are to be disbursed in
gold and silver, In the meantime how are
county TreaSurers to get gold and silver?
They can get it hut one Of two ways, eth.
er they must exact it OF of'axpayers or turn
brokers aud run home Bank bills for the
coin. II they have to run home Bank bills
who will pay them for converting paper in
to coin? There is no provisions. for any
pay msnt for such extra services. in the Sub.
Treasury law. Either county Treasurers
must exact coin x-payers. or they must
run home Bank bills 1t their own expense.
Which will they he Obliged to do? II they
are like the rest Of mankind they will have
to exact coin of the tax payers. II Wooster
Republican. aS.,e aa s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19
FIEsi FITS! FITsl FITSt
DIR. HANcE's PROFITABLE ExTR.ac7,-
y'F EPlLEPTIC pIIe "

FOR tAe cure 0t Fits SPasn, Cramps and an Areryor
and CoHstitGtioHSi Dissasss.s A
DERsoEs who are laboring under thts dls,re..,rO,
l. mn, nSiady;wiiI IA ind DR.. HAscE's VEGETABLE EPis
E PILLS 20 be the only remedy ever discover
ed for curing ERilepsy or Falling Pts
lnsse rls Posesss specific action Ne nervous
system; and although they prepared especirIly
for the Porpose OF curing Fits they will be found a.
especial benefit for all persons afheted with weak
oT whose nervous system has been prostrafed
complaints, or diseases OF long standing, supernduc-
eo oy nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
rIiee eo per box, or two boxes for S5 Persons out
OF the city, enclosing remittance will have he pill
sem them through the masl, free OF postage For
sale by SETH s, HANCE, No IOe Baltimore Street.
Baltimore, Maryland, to whom orders from alI ncSt
oiIne Union must be addressed, post paid. F'''
June IL, 1e56-Iy7
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The Washington correspondent Of The
Philadelphia Inquirer. in rsguard to the
North Carolina election. saysi
"The election Of Vance (Oppositioul
over Avery. administration Democrat
in Mr.. CliGgman's old district in North
Carolina. Is a terrible blow to the Demo-
crAts and to the President. Mr.. CEnpman
used TO carry that district by several thou
sand majority, and it was regarded as one
of the strongest Democratic constituencies
in thsoouhlTyS OF course, the organs are
very quiet about il, hnt tits mote than an
offset b the result iuSta Louis@ I
From thd Raleigh Standard we clip the
following: 3Ei
%fhe Democrls have elected their can.
didate for Govetnoi. Jc6H W. Els, BY
some fifteen to twenty thousand majority,
and hsve carried both branches Of Leg
islsture by largo mAjorilies. Judge Ellis
has gained in all tbs counties thus far heard
rom. and that upon the vote for Bragg
rnd Gilmer, the majority for Governor
Bragg in loe State in 1856 dting 1854
We have claimed for Judge Ellis from ff
teen to twenty thousand majority. Oh
coorse this issconjectural; but we do moi
think it possible, judging by the returns
thus W received, that he can fall bslow
fifteen thousand"
In Ohio, 10 the third subdivision of the
Seventh Judicial District. E, F. Bingham
has been nominated for Judge. The FIRST
Judicial District met at Clyde and nomina
ted s T. Worcester. Some misuudersan-
ding existed as to the rate of representa-.
! ton awarded to Erie and Otiowa counties,
which protested, hut the nomination will
be acquiesced in. These were both Rspub
lican conventions.
The Douglas. Democrats made quite
hit al Ottawa, Illinois. on the evening O
the Sd of August Two of the Old linz
Whig Leaders, well known here, Hon. T
L. Dickey and W. Cogswall Esq, stepped
from the crowd and spoke to the mass in
the strongest terms in favor Of Douglas
The effect was electrical; Judge Dickey il
distinguished lswy er, and frequently Wis
its Washington on business with the Su'
preme Court.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19
The SKIN

Is formed with thousands ofpores IN everv inch a,
surface whose ONCE Is to carry o the Impurities OF
he oood-the acknowledged cause OF ali diseases Of
imahklnd-when the skin L dry and parched-when Il
Is covered with e!uption--when tits cold and clam
there inward fever inaamaton-itis
Impossible Tor the skin under these circumslanees To-
perform Its proper functions and 10 carry IN the imnI
rines n rom the body as deslgned by our Creator.
Indian Root Pills remove these obstructiona
anu Tree and healthy blood remove the ernp
a rom the skins and cause Il to brighten with tRo
nusn % OF youth and beauty. Beauty 60 much admired
ana loved. Beauty without paints and cosTreIics-
ontbeanty produced by health ana hanntncss
August S, Is5e-ImH FP'AoSss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

~ John D. Defrees of Indianapolis, has
sent Mr.. Cri'tenden two living American
eagles with the following note: ,sra q
INDIANAPOLIS, July 81, 1858.
The Hon, J. j. Critsndsn of Frankfort Ky.
Dear Sir: Col. D. G. Rose. distinguish
ed citizen of Laporte county, in this State,
desires throug h me, TO present to you two
American eagles, as testimony Of his re.
sPect and admiration Of the may, who, Of
all others, is entitled to be called "last Of
the Romans gh a n ' 7la
Permit me to Join in that respect and
admiration. and to express the hope that
you may yet be elevated to the highst po.
s'tion IN the world, By THE VOTES OF THI
WHOLE COUNTRY. s-l -a} eiea' a.H cur ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

THE V1NTAoE.-The German journals
are loud in their praise Of the excellent
appearance Of the vines on all the most no
led points OF the Rhine. The following
has been accomplished with great rapidly,
and two or three weeks earlier thrn 10 pre-
ceeding years, From 1851 to 1857 inclu'
sively, the Towering Of the vines occurred
between the Goth Of June and the 2Oh o
July. and the vintage took place in the las
week Of October in four OF these years, il
the second week ofthat month 10 two 9th
ers. and in the third week of October il
1854. It is concidered probable that thu
vintage will take place towards the latter
end Of September Some Of the said Jour
mails meptioged remarkable Instances oftb,
fecundity Of the vines this year; thus a
Friburgh, in Baden 347 duncbes hay,
flowered on ono vine.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19
ET Tho VicLshuro Southron, Of so

ETTho Vickshurg Southron. Of Sun
day week, learns that cotton in the Yazoc
country is ripenng rapidly. aud that plan.
ters whose crops were overhowed by the
recent high water have not experienced as
much damage as was at first anticipated
and that the prospect for good crop was
very falering. -.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

CoSvERsATEOE.-Ths mOst casual rsmark
lives for ever in its effects. There Is not 4
word which has not moral history. Aud
hence 1t is thai every idle word" whicIi
men utter assumes character 90 impors
tAnt that an inquest will be held on it ia
the general jui cement nt-[H~ris.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

FAr.--The Ashland Union publishes
thirteen columns Of an advertisement from
the Post Cffice Department. being law
of the Uuited States to establish certain
post routes in Alabams, Arizonia Arkansas
and elsewhere. We congratulate the edi-
tor Of the Union H. s. Knapp, Esq, who
was an original Lecompton man, on his
"fat take."-[0. s. Journal l'h' = p
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19
Court Of Common pleas, Fairfield Co. O

Court Of Common Pleas, Fairfield Co. o.
PETITION TO FoRECLosE MORTGAGE.
Eleanor Grifith rs. Samuel Boge, Administrator OF
Ann Grfith, deceased, William Lytle and AndreW
Lyte. ~ so1fS iLts 't"t"
TENHE petition scts forth that on the e4h day or Feb
ruary, 1885, the said Ann Griffith, then In full life,
executed and delivered to the Plaintiff, her certain
premises, siIuate in said County OF Fairfield, t-yt:
being part Jft the Southwest Quarter Or Section No
Thirty five, ,(35y Township NOThireeB tJ1 and Range
No Twenty, COY OF the lands sold ut Chlcothe Ohio,
corner of said Quarter Ssedont thence sst seven
teen chnins and ten links to post; thence North hiy
tyseyen chains and thirty -four links TO pOst thence
knst seventeen chains and ten links 10 post, at the
Northeastcorner Of said Quarter thence south
thirty chansand thirty -four links. to the place
Of beginning, containing 50 acres, moro or ess;--
which said mortgagewa given Ia the payment
ofa certain promieory note executed by the said Ann
Grth to said Plaintiff, dated on the said 2lth Febru
ary, I645 payable oDthe 1st day OF September 1855,
for the sum Of el,037, with interest from the date
ihereof. Tho petition charges that said note remains
wholly unpaiey and praye that judgment thereon be
rendered against the said Samuel Boyle, as Admins-
aforesaid the amount OF principal and Inter-
est due said note; and that unless he shall, at
short day, to be fixed by said Court, nay OF dis
charge said judgment. that said lads and enementH be
ment The said defendants, William Lytle and An
drew Lyte, who are non2resideBts OF the State Of
Ohio, and whose place Of residence is unknown to
sa.d plaintiff are hereby notified and required 70 ap
pear at the neEtcourt Of Pleas In and for said
county, tobe holden in the city OF LANCASTER, Ohio,
In October, 1855 and plead anSwef demur to SAID
petition, OF the same, as 70 them will be taken ae
confessed, and decree 20 against them accordingly.
h JOHN Q. RAINBYs Ciefk, =. CsR.
" August u, 1858 SVf1pfSs Is ~ = - !.
Stt 5esrHoa q ,Vn5q E-S f4stt q - eD'.iF
/ strs'sr Sy-E h-slt rpsswtN ,e'r5cl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

Ey Barmm passed through Paris. a
few days Rgo, with Tom Thumb. on his
way to Baden Bsien. Where he is going
to exhibit Nsxt winter tMr. B. is going
to deliver lecturss on. "humbug.a and the
way Of getting and loosing money .''es ~
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TOINV A LIDS!
DIR IT iWTGE


Physician for Diseases of the ThrOats
Lungs and Heart, Female Irregularities, and all :
Uterine Troubles, Chronic Diseases, &C., DC.
MAY be consulted In LANCASTER, at the TALL
IyA MADGE HOUSE. SEPTEMBER, 18th, 18Th and
ih' and VIII visit this city monthly the same dates
Dr. WISE treats Lung and Chest Diseases BY the m.
iional and philosophical and eminentIy successful
ment, Catheteris ~ l'7s
And, whose long practical experience and extensive
IN the Hospitals Of Now York and In pri
wave pFace together with instructions from some Of
he most eminent 0f edicine and Su rRery
~ mis- country and Europe, givss him assn rance that
ne can render entire satisfactions0 all who may give
The great pointn the treatme nc Of all human naia-
ules " TO get at the disease in a direct manner All
medicines are estimated by their action upon the orr
gan requiring reliefths is the important fact upou
which Inhalation and Catheterism are based. If the
stomach is diseased take medicines directly into
the stomach; the lungs diseased, breathe
male medicated vapors directly into them. The rea-
son why Consumption and Diseases OF the Chest haye
heretofore tesisted all treatment has been because
they nave not been approach ed In direct manner
F.Persons afflicted with Chest Diseases should not
geiay having proper remedies used ere II is too late
This fatal mistake and should be we'll considered.
H No Charge for Cousultationl AV
:, DR.. Wise may be consulted through Box No. 20S.
layton, ONO. Lancaster, July 90, le5e-l2tr
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Eleanor T. Tong, wife of Oliver Tong, Rebecea Tong
wife Of ~. II Tong. Ann Barbara Rhoads, wife OF Geo
Rhoads, J. M. MeIeher Poorman, Daniel A. Poorman
and Joseph L. Poorman.a minor heir fHepry Hodman
Poorman decd will ke notice that pet ion was fl
cd against them onthe nth day Of August a. ID. Is5en
the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the cos-
ty OF Fairfield byTheodore Williamson, and Is no W
pending, herein said Theodore Williamson demands
partition Of the following Real Estate IO-wit Fifty
ofland situate in part OF Section No. 90 town
ship, No. IS, and Range No. 10, In Fairfield county
Ohio, and 10 more particularly known the 0Owery
Of Mrs Caharine Poorman, Deceased ,willed TO said
Catharine Poorman during her natural life, BY heI
hts husband, John Poorman, deceased, said will ad.
mi.ted Of record PobTuary 60 1889, and that the
next Term ofsnid CeuVt the said Theodore William
will apply for order that partition may be made
ofssaid premises THEODORE WILLIAMSON.
BY CHARLEs F. Sb GFFER, Attorney. ~
August 10, 1e5e-6wl6pfS3 50 ~ wa VIZ
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

THE QUEES's EEssAeE TO BUCHANAN.
10 the Honorable tie Prssidsat of The United
I States:
Her Majesty desires to congratulate the
President upon the successful completion
Of this great international work. in which
the Queen takes the deepest interest.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

ENyY,-Envy is The hatred Of applher's
felicity: in respect Of .superioFs- because
they are uot-eqnal TO. them; in. respect Of
interiors. lest he should be equal tp chem;
in respect ofeQuAls, because they are equFl
to tLem; Though envy proceeded thssfall
OF the world a1a ~ hath Of. Christ. IS.
Augustine. - -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

4GTSome inqniry has been made con-
cerniug the corn planted upon the river
bottoms, sfer ths food in JuDs;W We would
state that those Whoo shodld know about
that matter inform lus that IL is coming
forward finely during thisi very favorable
weather and bids fair to repay for its calti-
walton, ,AifunlavOrabls weather should not
commence to early in the fall. As to other
corn, i yaspFOnably usver-more pr0mis-
ing -[DreS. lnleligencer. 8 : = S-->
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

'HuMrEiTY The spfacisncy, Of my merit
il g know that my merit il not suficisnt
81. lS. August. IA. -. 80 20 =. AZ 9.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

MILK SloKEEss We had supposed that
this dangerous and mysterious disease, was
numbered among the things that were. in
this region Of country. not having heard
anything about il for several years past
But Il seems il has made It's appearance in
several parts Of our county, recently. On
Sunday last Mr. Henry Enochs Of Salnm
township. died Of the disease. after an ILL
ness Of tour days. Several members Of his
family, as wall Ms others in the Deighbor-
hooc. have been attacked with the disease.
Dr. r, fEe Informs US that there have been
several cases fit over Mad River. non- oI
which, however, proved ia@l. The sea-
son foems to have been favo able for he
development ofihe disease and prrsons.whc
suffer their cattle 10 range a larg-, cannot
exercise too much caution. Urbana Cit
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

THE MIssouR ELECTION, The Missouri
Republican has The following as 10 what
will be the official result Of he. election in
that State, or course due allowance
must be made for tho joyful condition oI
the editors spirits. H. says: .... r
The returns from Phelps district settle
with very considerable de6nteness, The
majority Tor the Democratic party over the
Black Republicans in this State. That ma.
jot;y cannot be less than TWENTY Thou
SAND. and II the vote were sifted and ana
lyzad, would go far over it. The majority
for Phelps is not likely TO be less than FIVE
Thousand; that for NOEL will reach three
thousand; forCraig four thousand; foi An
derson four thousand FIVE hundred; for
Clark, WHO run without opposition, atlpast
four thousand: for Woodson about five
hundred; aud for Barret nearly 6ve hun
dred--our frures show even more than
TWENTY THOUSAND majority in the
State; but we are modest men, and ae con-
tent with twenty thousand majority. In
addition 10 this we are certain tha' there il
not Black Republican or EmapcipationisI
rthe Senate. and the only one we know
ofiu the House is DR.. Siuon Of Gasconade,
We put him on the top Of the Capt. !. that
lie may be seen ofali men--the only repre-
sentative Of EmanciuatIonism in Missouri.
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aWRRnR~RWT

ERoM the snbseriber on the eth inst, an indented
III apprentice 10 the milling business, named NoA n
TUSSlNG. The public are hereby cautioned against
$50 f''I ''HfNh II. W. MULNIx
baltimore, ohis, Aurus. iOGisSsHssissa ! = Wv
80. -, (. - a ,-i,s ,ioso' fsd tsa :
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HIIWUTtN III mo I7'Fl Ff4 y. = = =
{ - "a " 70 .ssa4f bna vsSts ,lslssD {
.rsss .s<s~ y':ss.r- - s-ss ~.
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81 v1.s5 A45 ~ = r. ssE
szss 10 .'-sss ~ y e '~ .
80 y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

Coal BANK ON FIRE "A little before I 2
O'Clock on tuesday night. an alarm Of fire
was rSised in Center Wheeling. It was
from the coal mine belonging to the Bel
mont Rolling Mil. which extends into the
bill back Of Hamilton d Clark's Foundry.
The bark caught fr we did not learn how,
and burned with great rapidity. A shot
distance from the mouth n the bank, a pit
is hunk to admit air Out OF this there
comes fame. rising higher and higher
into the air. Since one O'Clock yesterday
morning, up 10 this writing, there have
been two large streams OF water constantly
pouring upon the fire. with no success at
extlnguishing it.-Whecling Intel Aug.l e.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

icssS u 3Htsa " ao0a Islar1 81 t6a I
.ea ssslasss1 yafS se.nW sais sas Sioss'
sA.1~ sG vs1t a6as $50 81 Ssi
: h3Estea 4 e Nss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

~ The Mark Lane Esprsss. London
istbe leaning agricultural journal Of Eu.
ropes II iSpublishsd wesklyaat Sl0s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

@'t TaI az 30 aeafs "a .itsi' itaT-ate
-. ~ g.fr@ si.es s.i@sf Ns.@.s=aSe Q
81
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svg6 y7ai $50 tcl&o Is Is sss o. Ssds
- ~ s--s1s e. gvcgta s31e sEs
sg.t-G
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

EECyruse W. Field Is thus desori.
bed: .cattr9i ymlf
Mt Field is about IS years old, and
looks younger, il possible. il He has ligh,
1.-THE body i've feet eight inches high, and
weighs perhaps l40 pounds. His features
are sharp and prominent. a nose that al
most exhausls his iacep eyes email. Sunken
gray orblue, and apparently half closed;
a large forehead, and full head Of auburn
hair. Theirs is youthful, almost boyish
appearance about him. that, makes him
seem yuoHger than te really is: There is
q little Of the imptessiveness OF figure and
amer shout him, thar distinguish his
brother Dudley Of the New York bar, :. :.
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sl,te'a~ i,iT h-s!tagSswtN ,a'rs
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Bro. Lovely Lot Smith with some unea-
siness in his manner--and glancing frat at
Lecompion and then at Lecompton,
now announced that the parties we're ready.
and placed his friend, brother Eternally
Barksiding olds in his place, brother
Martin being placed opposite by bis sup:
porter. brother Winnebago StinOhcomb.
II was the general opinion that the par
ties were in the "bsst condition" and that
both possessed good nerve. l can testify
that each stood handsomely upon his guard
and kept his "pins 'stou,ly under him. To
have seen them shake hands before they
commenced, q casual observer might have
supposed il was merely friendly SPAR
hut each had the "old Harry in his eye" /"
and 6rm sndlOfty resolve was written in
every feature. I do not purpose to 90 mi !:
nutely into all the rounds--up to the 18th
or 18th. the falls were about equal Here
an incident occurred which I-must not fail
to record. Bro. Joe Bell, who had been
selected to hold the funds. was taken sud
denly III with'the "blind staggers," and
was conveyed to the pigs Eye" on a
wheel barrow for safe keeping, where ey
cry attention would be shown and speedy
conyalescence was anticipated ayala3
After the 18th round, brother Olds' su-
perl0r sciences began 10 tsllsapon brother
Martin, aud efell heavily seversl times
under we'll directed blows, and once came
near being knocked cut Of time;", he how
ever, be,wese-the'- 'f8th- and Goth round
seemed 70 partially regain. his hopes and
came down upon the mob and prob0sc,sOt