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Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-29
The DespOndant, Low Spirited--Drunk-
ard, or Liver Diseased.

Finds from its use that he is light spi tied his skin
becomes clear lis eyes too, because his Liver is in
active, the Bile Neutraized elected and his blood
thnned aud Purified. If he has Il FOUL STOMACH,
this acts as an aperent, not ohcrase Again, it i'm
medately relieves belching. prevents accumulation
OF wind in the stomach. The STOMACH, the great
receiver Of disease and its l will now enumer-
ate few Of the diseases where have seen DR.. Web
hers Inygoratmg Cord' act uiost beautifully. Gem
era Derane emen Of tie S. stem; Weakness from va
rinus Causes, viz Change of Climate, Long Sickness,
the OF M rcur,, being otherwise over-doctured,
from abuse IF Nature and her Laws, by Drunkenness,
Commanding, Debauchery, aud other eXcesse5, Trem-
bling Fever and Ague Chi l. Rheumatic Ncuriug c
and other pains in the Body or Limbs, Want Of AIpe-
tte, Sleel or Memory, Sour Bilious stomach Tick
ling in the Ears, Tic DoloreuX, etc, etc.
The reader Is consc ntious assured that this re-
ally extraordinary panacea is al is represented. and
is not one of the nostruns OF the day. Let the ail.c
ted try it, and they will feel thankful for having done
1t is warranted 10 be unnjurous tI the most
delicate consttuton, or to either sex or age TO con-
tain no mercury other mineral 1t is put up very
highly concentrated, In quart bottles, price 49, two for
50. Sold by every respectable Wholesale or Retail
Druggist.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-29
Remarkable Instance of Medical Re
lief

Sufferers from the pangs Of disease who, having re-
covered th5ir former health, and impeed By grati-
tuIe make known their cases and remedial agen,and
their statements are authenticated by Notary Pub
lic The demands of society imperiously command
their publicity aud we commend their perusal to the
attention Of all afflicted:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-29
INSOLXENT NOTICE.

:, - AuMlnSIFaIrl
una City March 1st, 1909. mh3-1aEl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08

THREE PERSONS Over THE FALLS
There was arumor current yesterday to
the effect that boat containing three per.
sons--two men and a woman-wert over.
the falls the day previous. 1t was not
mach credited at first. but we believe
there can be very little doubt of it now.
The following particulars are gfven by the
Lockport Advertiser ofyesterday morning:
Yesterday afternoon. aboHtgone o'clock,
man by the name of Rosseau. aud Mr..
Morse and wife started from boat from
near the head Of the Hydraulic Canal at
Niagra Falls, to cross over the river TO
Chippewa, when the boat was straok by
gale and capsized. They were observed
by persons on shore with spy glasses to
get on the boat in safety they were soon
carried by the strong current into the rap.
ids, and were last seen above the "Three
Sisters" The wind was blowing a gale
az the time and the efforts which were
commenced for their rescue could not be
completed before they were bopelessly
enguEed in the fatal waters Of the rapids. !
"Welearn that Rosseau was saved
from a fate'like this only about a year ago
and when rescued was so chilled as to be
entirely helpless. He is reported by the
citizens in his neighborbood to have been
a smuggler by occupation. Mr.. Morse
was jeweler, and resided in Chippews.
"For these particulars we arc indebted
to officer Canfeld, of Niagara Falls, who
came down here on tho late. train latt
night" t."-tBufal Express, Sep.3. s.,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08


Messfs EDITons. Your Plan Of feeieg.
ing news items from DE different parts Of
ibs cOuuiy and publishing them. is GER.
.ainly good one, and II .uch Oi your sub
SOriberi Is are able, would give but few
moments time 10 the task Of smbodying
the news items Of their district. Il would
render mutual satisfaction TO your readers.
! for one pledge mySelfio keep you pbo0k-
cd uP," as to what lranspirss in the good
ly village Of RoYALFoE spd vicinity. Our
once dilspidatsd village begins to assume a
more neat appearance since the "Pike" is
being eompleted-Lot-holdsrs are begin
ing 10 fix the pave. and general lidiness
will soon peryads our Burg. Business
is on the increase; from the fact that busi-
ness men, come amougsius. Mr.. Snow
ERs, merchant here. is very clever man,
Of strict business habits. geutesl. obiiging.
and courteous; be is fast gaining custo'
msrs. and has good stork Of nerchnn-
disc Of which he will dispose at the car
rent rates. In law we have frequent ca
ses before our local magistrates. One case
was disposed oi where Doctor PAUL, was
plaintiff. and G. EBRIGHT was defendant
These old citizens went into the merits Of
the case. with zest; and some words aud
sentences. were uttered Of such nature,
that appeared rather unwholesome for the
public nav, however offences will come.-
Death loo has made its mark among u.s.
That good old citizen ELIJAH TINKER.
!ong resident Of this place departed this
life on Wednesday afters protracted ILL.,
ness; he was we'll ss teened and generally
respected, his loss among us will be de-
ploted. For our schools we cannot say
much, somehow Old Fogyism prevails too
much-a proper estimate is not placed up.
on the teachers. Wsgestare TOO low, and
scbOo Oolrcoms are not adapted to the wants
|ofthe community. The crops bid fair, and
ahe yield oi corn will be much better than
was expected. Our steam!fOuring mill,
under the management of HENTHoRN d
BoLrENBAUeh, bids fair to be useful to the
people, and profitable TO the proprietors.--
I"Camp Meetings" Basket Meetings, I" and
"Pic. .Nics,," are tito rage affording edlf.
cation for one class, and amusement for
another class.
Your paper is eagerly read here, and nc
doubt your list will be increased.
August, S7.h 1859. VIAT0R.e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
Jail Delivery at CoIumbus--Eigbt Prison.
las ers Escaped.


Saturday evening, as Mao Fristoc, the
jsi!or, was about TO give theprisoners con.
dned, their supper, and lock them in their
cells for the night, he was struck on the
back of the head with heavy piece Of
iron by desperate character, known as
climber Jimmy" knocking him senseless.
Brown, a prisoner who does chores about
lie Jail, was also knocked down. The
gang, twenty i've in number, then rushed
up the stairs. and eight Of them succeeded
in making their escape, and all would have
flown had ituot been for a servant girl who
closed the upper door aud locked it Those
thatdld not escape. furious at being bafflsd,
returned to urder Fristoe; but Brown had
dragged him into cell, and protected him
until assistance arrived. and the imperiled
rescued. He is badly injured but will re
cover. climber Jimmy" did not escape.
Dick Flemming Jim Cassiday, JohnWider,
Aaron Dearth, John Bevely and Henry
Winfield. are among those who escaped.
Jim Cassiday was Tetaken yesterday
morning under peculiar circumstances. l.
WILDE remembered he was imprisoned for
beating his parents. and yesterday morning
the police received word that Jim was
again at his old tricks. They went TO Oak
Street, above Eighth, where old man Cas-,
siday resides. and found Jim, tied, hand
foot and neck. by prom inent city officer
a neighbor. for again attacking his father
and sisters with stones and club. He
was taken back to his old quarters.-Ohio
State journal. Sept. s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08


TEN BROCK AGAIN WINNER. We are
gralifed to see that the American horses
in England are again victorious--TEN
BRoEcK's "Starke' winning the Bentiuck
Memonal, at Good wood, in 6:35; and "Um-
pire," two year I'D. winning the Nurse
ry Stakes, in h common canter, by seven
lengths. Twenty-Five highly tried young
sters competing. BY these rae IS Mr.. Ten
Broeck hasir creased his winning to $780,.
coo. ~ '''t5
"Bel's Life in London" the most relia-
BILE sporting journal in England, acknowl.
edges the superiority Of the American hor.
ses, and reads quite lecture to the turf
ties Of England on the mode Of breeding
horses.
The celebrated Pfioress came out third
in the Goodwood race. The distance was
three furlongs short Of four miles; and by
a nest calculation. if the other three fur
longs had been run at the rate Of two min
utes to the mfle, the time made wotld have
been within quarter of a second Of LEX
ington's" fastest time-7:I9a. Mr.. Ten
Brock offered to back ''Umpire" against
any o-yesr.cld in England. % Sst 7lbs,
over one mile for any amount up 10 f3OOO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
;tOr the Lancaster Ga,cs,e.


'N>'"ssN Wv
Msssrs. ET1roRs. Permit me to offer a
few reflections upon the closing exercises
of the above institution Of learning.
Wednesday and Thursday, August 81 lst
and September LIST. were spent in thor.
ough examination Of the classes, in kfl the
branches taught in the school, Tn exami.
nation the students acquitted themselves
honorably. They evinced thorough
knowledge of the ground gone over, a.d a
decided improvement during last term.
Fridry forenoon was devoted to reading
exercises, just such as they hsve every
Friday. The pieces chosen were instuc,
tive and entertaining. anil the ealing well
performed.
In the afternoon we were highly enter.
tanned with Ave original addresses from
three young ladies aud two young gentle.
men. The addresses Of the young ladies
were excellent indeed. Their sentences
were generally short, and possessed in a
very bigb degree. the properties essential
to perfection. clearness. unity, strength,
and harmony. In id eas they were argu,
mentatiye,. and logical, in style rich, and
flowery.
+ 1t is often said, that woman is inferior
to man in mental capacity, but on this oc.
casion we saw her marching up the hill oI
science, side by side with her brother man
and successfully competing with him even
upon the rostrum.
The orations Of the getlemeD, were such
as would reaact honor upon any iDstitu-
tion. They were decidedly practical, well
connected in idea, and were instructive as
well as pleasing. and entertaining TO all
who heard them. In their delivery. they
evinced historical genius not common
for students of their years.
The school being disappointed by a
speaker from abroad, who had been enga.
ged TO address them, the deficiency wa;
partially filed by few, remarks from Or
HUMPHREY in tie forenoon, and short
and spicy speech BY U. @. RuTrER, at th.
tc lose.
In conclusion. let me say, that in spite
Of TIE opposition the schoolhss sustained
and the false and uugrounded insinua
tions thrown oat about it, yet it has stood
tbetest Of time. and has already proved 8
blessing to the community where tits es
tablished. And Fam lully assured, tbati
the srdsrous hbors of the, Principal arr
seconded by the friends and patrons Of thu
institution, its past attainments will stant
only as the index TO its future success.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
CINCINNATI MARKET.

FtNciErsTf. SeptembeT6. 1859
Fieur- Th9 market continues wth0nl matsTial
change. though uadbr The news from New YORK there
was no baoynBcy. and the elOse the feeling
guid The demand IL altogether local The sales com.
prise 900 barrels al So for snperdRe sud a5s5 o5 Tor
eHtra; g9Ii barrels were imported the last forty eight
hours.
ProvisiOns--A good demand for Baron With sales Of
go hhis. 81 7e. for Shoulders and kr sides;
decline hessPork Is Botnihaliy unchanged. Nothing
fta1spinng in bulk Port or lard.
Grocehes-Shgarih in fair demand. with sales Of 90
bhds Al 6ka5 e. the latter for prime. H0fasses ga
35c. Coffee steady; 10 parkets lava sold At Ice.
oil--Lnseed isin good demand, with more buyers
than sellers at sec.
Wheai--The mArke remains steady and arm, with
good demand aRd Hight receipts: sales 1000 bushels
good White At u delivered; 25Odo. prime do at IS;
$50 do, Reda Oi and i5nO mixed on private terms
Cern-The market is steady aad prices unchanged.
4 sale at 7Te.
Rye--SAies al 7ae: fair demand at this price
Oats--Market steady and prees unchanged; saaes al
depot AT E2e. 10 arrive At 40e.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
Isigned) Miller F. Wickham. I /. s |
ar r Philip Lewis. f.. 3
~- John Boyd, r.. s

The Examiner states. in addition, tbat
,,the large planters made no objection TO
the landing Of the negroes" !" and that as
general they were purchasers. The car
go taken out by the Favorite consisted OF
the following articles:
! "Sixty hogshsads Of New England rum
Two bogsbeads Of tobacco. seven barrels OF
gin, twenty barrels offlonr. fifteen coils Of
rope. o., DC. the invoice taking sp near
y two pages Of leoIseaA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
ma lfrIrnn gI1veT,.le

4 The s. Auku,tino (Rla. y Exsnfne,.
Aug. e6. = extsemsiy jdbilauf over ne
fsoI that csVgoes Of Airicsns are eou.lant.i
y landed 10 the United States, 10 spite Of
the bue and cry at the North. and is es.
pOcisIIy pleased At being able 70 produce
the following 'agfsement,' entered iptobs.
tween Rhode Islsnd captain. one Miller
y. Wiekhsm, commanding brig F:fpoyifel
and firm doing business on he African
coast. u6deF tirv nsme OF Lewis & Boyd.
This Rhode Island Captain engaged 70
ldsDlges cssisiH. cargo Of rum, lobsceO,
cordaes. &e.. to Lewis and Boyd. IN ex.
change for which they promised to fur
nirh him with eighty fair and merchant
able negroes" The Examiner ssseyta "a
a tone OF triumph, "that these slaves were
lsnded. and no nsistats. ."--ilslicising the
latter clause Of the sentence.
The loh'wingis copy Of The ..Agree.
ment'"
This agreement, entered into with Capt.
Wickham. OF the brig FaYorite. fTtm
Rhode Island, Of the one part, and Messrs.
Lewis & Coyd, Of Cape Coast Castle, on
tho OtueI phfAs 0lLuebsetD That the fald
Wickham bath barlered I'd agreed TO aud
with the said Lewis and Boyd Tor The
whole Of the cargo Of the brig Favoriie,
consisting Of tobsccp, cordage. provisions,
DO. as per invoice annexed. amounting
Ito.7.135 dollars and forty eight cents, Tor
which casgo and amount said Lewis and
Boyd bargain and agree to pay said Wick
tjam Eighty fair and merchantable negroes
on or before the expiration of seven weeks
from the above date. The height of each
Eogroe to be four feetsnd four inches, 'or
upwards. and the customary proportion
being observed, viz Two thirds males one
third females. 4,
is further agreed between said pariis.
thatif any Of the annexed cargo should ap.
pear deficient when landed. that deduc
zion OF so per cent shall be made on eael
article or articles that may so appear: and
should, on the other hand, any article OF
articles be delivered 10 Messrs. Lewis and
Boyd over and above what is repre- sentet
end specified in the annexed invoice, W.
agr;e to pay the said Wickham 50 pei
cent on the same that may be so. deliver
led.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
WOlI ONnA-
IANCASTER,

d LANCASTER, Ahgast3. leso.
. have sold to MsssrS. HEDGEE d,RERsE ms
' All psssons ndsb,sd4o ne SEifpisase ssl ssas soss
Nv once viii DO until iAf;set nasics Il given, IA
tho Enantf ne Room ~ the old Store.
TPCAEH PAID FOR WBEATs
August l,lsjp.-Ialf Se- '1s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
NEW YORK MARKET-

-. - 81 tis- EEs yeas faPtslatel c. ifso.
FlouIle.saeiiye-4Go 4Good gTade. heavy and dsooping
Cenmnn Rrldes scarce and upehanGed; sales ~ sal
% II saPenhne stato loaf 20 Tor old sxtra State;
13l5 for neS Do; fal 20 for superfna wodern: lnu
- Ior eom 70 gooo e1ifa Weston; 49a5 f0r old
and SaS = for fresh ground brands round hoop
oh0. Canadian flour qniet: sales at eoss 50,
Mheaf MARKET IL duli and hroopips; sales ~ ! goal
Rye nrn. sales al - cents.
bayley quiet: new held nt 75teOc.
Corn quiets sales at R0c for mi red Western: Sic for
fair neS DO. delivered aud e5e for round yellow
Oats steady az 37a39e for Old State: 40afIc fol
O.: Nlfoc fof WeStern. aad 3eatie Tor Caaadian-
Nh,sky active: sales al 6JSc.
Butter hfI al lsalS Tor Ohio. and Isa2e for State
Cheese selling at 7s9t e. as In quality.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
PHILADELPHIA MARKFT

fnILABELPHiE. September G. 1859
FlonF reeedDg: sales for home use n sOas for old
sioek and fresh ground suPeraDe, and t75s5 50 for
exfIa and fanny.
Wheat in fair request. s-ies 20 o ya. red at IoX.
4 lot offair white scld II 20, aud sons KY at 81
Rye sells readily 79zTs
Corn nrmeE: sales 1000 bush. yellow At TsB<a7g
eao0 bnsh. prime new Delaware Oats s0ld Il "a.
Whiskeg unchanged; sales Of 500 bbls At 26a9S5z.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
Imnortant from Iialx.

Tuscany and Modena have decreed +,
through their Assemblies, the banishment
of the Austrian Dukes, and formally voted
in favor Of annexation to Sardinia. This
is an important movement. Happening as
it does during the sitting Of the Zurich
Conference. and conclusively settling the
point. thatthe fugitive Dukes can only be
restored by armed Intervention. this event
win have a decisive influence on the pend
ing negotiations. None Of the leading
powers, save Austria, win think Of such
interference, while each Of the others I'm
cluding France1 will surely resist any
such attempt after 50 clear an expression
Of the Italian people. The peace Of Villa
franca may turn out after al qaite other
wise than was at first anticipated. - Gin.
CON- \ ~, Y .t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08

FWywRNTY.THREE Years have elapsed since com
4 menced the Grocery Hnd Provision business.-
Every business day during That time, have kept books
aud charged. Many have always paid me prpmply,
And to my sorrow, must cay. great many have ref
paid on debts TO Offset cha ges, which gave me tee use
Of an average eapital. butwhen times changed diner
cut the colections stopped lsrge af1sant q eoeas
charged tend 10 lesson my capia which dsablvs me
TO bay Goods at a fair rate. =, .a.s.-
Now sor seif-protecsloh, from and afscr this qs.n
my books m be closed agains all persoGs ana Ho
goods win be sold without ASH, or Sfeh areses az
we usually takefn exchange. .ys a.
In conclusion. would say, hasoen hand ye1
haa ar . u
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
LanAH for sake
TIME undersigned will oner for sale, at public aue
II ton, onthe premises,


TINE undersigned will oHer for sale, at public aue
II ton, onihe premises,
On Saturday, september 81, 1850,
at O'Clock, p the foil6w!ng Real Estate, la
ly owned by JAMES CHANGERS, deceased, situated
in Fairfield County, Ohio, toWit: Part OF Section No.
thirty six, 1867 t0wnshp No. twelve (2) and range
No: twenty, (90) and bounded aud described by tn
following lines, vlz-Beginning the SoHfh hothd-
airy OF said section twenty ght s ehaihs and hfy-
ixt561 links east from the southwest corner thereof
thence north thirty nine t3sl ebsins and sixty three
6J) links TO post: thence south seventytw f2l de
grees east twelve e chains and thirty two 3sl links
to post thence north eighty three 33) degrees and
south fory-sx (i6l degrees east nineteen (0 chains
and my (5O1 links 10 post thence eouth hfy-feiIr
(34 degrees east, three t3 chains and fiy (50) links
TO Walnut thirty (36) inches in dtaneters thence
south thirty,elght ssl degrees and thirty 3Jminues,
east four ~ chains 70 post; thence south thirteen
Q3 degrees and thirty (3O) minutes, east (5) hains
and hfy (5O links 10 posi-: thence south twenty
t24 degrees and forty five (s5) minutes east four 10
chains 10 post; thence south hrtyt3n degrees, east
two (2l chains and eighty three to Sycamore
thirty 1901 inches In diameter lhenee south thirteen
and half degrees, east six I6l chains and thir
W lJOi links TO post set the south boundary OF
SAID section, thence with said south boundary 40
chains and eikhty-fonr ls4 links to the place Of be-
Land. fE n ~. ~ T.
Tsrms of SaTe.-0ne third cash in hand one third
In one year and third in two years. defec pay
ments to be Interest from the day of sal and be
securedbs mortgage on the premises. -f
MAHLoN ASHBRooK. Executor
.- OF ne win or James Chambers. deceased.
" PAt the same time and place, terms made known
on the day OF sae will alsO sell 30 Acres, situate in
the County Of Hooking and State OF ohio-devisc 20
ceased. MAHLON ASURR00R
Augustus, IssS-5wicpfs7 50 : 80 :.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
1@o@aonu 1y@oa@e

DR. BIGELOw,s OFFICE. is at his oLr
Residence, on Wheeling Street, near Columbu
Street, where he will the calls Oft isprof
fession. w Lancaster, ,August5, IsSe--llc
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
Groceries and ProYisions.

Which will be pleased 70 deal out 20 my cd Cusf
toners md public genesaiy on termsns cheap uscth
be had in Fairfield comfy. . -.1 s-.. -,
Remember. gdsTintee all aTticles and eorrec: all
ade at NV bshment also ELI tlouk
and ali articles N small parcels as the public de-
mands. As 70 my former tansaetiog. 81 eHsinsss,
| leave ynq "a Judge. % JOHN LfVeH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08

EE Dr. 0Lbs has gone to New York
for fresh stock Of Fall and Winter Goods.
look OUT! for lhere'll be fun in the way Of
merchandising when he gets back, for the
Doctor says he can and wiR sell cksap.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
SALE or REAL EsTATE

William II. Rice, Adm'tor ofJohn C. Rice, deceased
aFaipgt
Sarah Rice, Willow. ii al
IN PROBATE COURT, FAIRFIELD, co, OHIO.
N0TIcE Is hereby given that on FRIDAY tAe Sfk
daF Of OCTOBER "A. ID. 1859. at 2 O'Clock 10 the
afternoon, on the premises. will sell 10 the highest
bidder the following Real Esiais. the property OF
said John O. Flee deceased. wits Alltbat Tract OF
parcel OF Land, lying and being Ia The C0nBy Of Rair
Held In the State Of Ohio and known and distngui.h
od by being the East half OF Section No g. Toxnship
No -, and Range No IS. and described as follows.
to'wt; Beginning on the East boundary OF said hal
Section, ~ chains and liBks South Of The Northeast
Inks 10 stone; thence South va. oGlzd East 81
chains and so hnks 10 stone; thence East va. l5d
West chaina TO stone: hence North 6 chains and
70 links TO stone; thence Sonth s7d 6 EalS chains
and IS links % the East line Of said half Secsn where
stone Is planted: thence North with said East line
81 chains 10 the place Of beginning containing a.
Acres and 20 100 Of an Acre, more or less.
Also, the following part OF the said half Seetion-
Beginning at post In the South line said
ton il chains IS links West from the Southeast cor
ner: thence West along said South line chains and
70 ltnkstO stone; thence Nofth va. IBkd West 9f
chaias aHa lnksto stone; thence East va 4ad West
chains TO a stone; thence South VA. Gkd East 10
ehanst0 post; thence East chain 15 link to stone;
thence South pad West chains anA links to stone;
thence West , chains 10 stone; thence South va
3fd East chains TO the place Of bekihntE containing
IS Aefes and so 100 OF an A6re.
said sale to be free ofany inetmbfanee whatever.
Said Real Estate Is appraised at S35 per Acre.
Terms Of Sdie-One-third OF purchase money in hand
on day Of sale, one third In and oneh!rd in two
years with interest deferred payments from day OF
on said promises. WILLIAM II. RICE, Adm'toT
or John c. Rice, deceased.
VIR0IL z. & JOSEPH A sRAw, Att'ys for Plaintiff
September 8, lej9-4wl0pfe6.95
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08

&, OTt1o M. e. CONFERENCE Tho follow
ing are the appointments Of ministers to the
various charges in this District, by the
Ohio NJ. E, Conference. at the 48sh anuu.
al session, which convened at Columbus
last week: .s. s,,..s ~3-.fsa5.
Lancaster District--D. D. Mather P. E.
~, Lancaster Station-Wm. Porter.
West Rushville- Richard Pifzer.
Baltimors--W. u. Ross, B. Ellis.
q Newark-A. Carroll.
Alexandria-C. G. Lybrand.
~ .Johnstown-Jno. F Longman, Jas. 9
Taylor.
Etna and Glanville-W CFiller. w M
MhlliniK.
PickeriDg.on-T D Martindale, W s
Benner.
Royalton Thes. II Hall. w G Holiday
a Tarlton-Jobn TMiller, Isaac F King.
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