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prJUdiccs If others stand between your sufferin
child and the relief that will be SURE-ye,
ABSOLUTELY SURE-to follow the use
this medicine if timely used Full directions 70
using will accompany each bottle. None enuin
unless the fac-simile Of Curtis & PERKINS
New Yors, Is on the outside wrapper
Sold oy Druggists ghout the world.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No Is CEDAR ST, n. 7.
Price only % Cts. per Bottle.
Aug. %, SO dawly
JUST RECEIVED AT JELLIsON's
NEW POLL DE CHEvE,
DeLaines,
skirts,
Prints,
/ q" Black Silks
" Toilet Quilts,
Cotton Cashmeres, for dresses etc.
BURLINGTON SEMINARY.
T;'he next Term will commence on Wednesday.
! the It'll Of September. All the present mem
bers and those intending to enter arc requested to
report themselves on the first day Of the Term.
Aug. %, 1859. daw3w
BLACKSMITH WANTED.
- ANTED IMMEDIATELY, iourneylnan
Blacksmith. first rate workman at
horse-shoeiag and carriage work, will find steady
employment and good wages with the subscriber.
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! FEW bbls. EXTRA LEAF LARD.
q. 4 and quantity OF the right sort Of II ANS.
at 4. :. DEW Ely.
June 20th 1888. daw
burning FLUID: That superior arti-
- Gle, wni,h Of the many kinds in market
d" bars the Drizs" this day received and for sale
N quantities from a quart to barrels.
THEO. A PECK.
", Z, BerghOlz, Architect.
| Omce ,n Baxter, Bui.dln%
BURLIN CTON We MONT
Aug. Is 1859. davlm
ORANGES AND LEMONS,
DY TUE BOX and few very. fine p v
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May -, 1889
gun ECONOMIST COOK STOVE. WITH
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G.. $ BLoDGETT s Co.
RGED SEEDS. FRESH AND CLEAN. whole
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IuED. \ PEI Is =.
Aug. u.
'ENHE Bacaltureltc >cTon drhva.. before
the Graduating Gas, ot t5a Z nly.-...Fuf CT
mont July LIT. 1859
just Pu''''aea ana i'' ...- .-.-,r-r
B.. LIEN.
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sNAe Undersigned, Har that reports
iniuri'u, % his tuner and re-
p1lrer ol Piano circulation by par
ties who pr7ot. .a1t they are benefit
ting their own o.-..s By attempts % inlure his,
BEES the attention nc the public o. the following
extracts from certificates TO his ca ability and
character by dl.iuterested persons, the value Of
whose approval will not be questioned.
4. W. Pow Frs.
burlington. Au-. @, 1852
Mn PowFRs-
DEAR SIR 1t gives me great !
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Bill LIN &c s.
Rheumatic Pills
\ y y
Z ] 1T I NJ E n T.

The public have long felt The need Of
some reliable remedy for Rheumatism.
knowing this fact, the proprietor of
the above-nsmed medicines some years
since commenced the study Of this dis
ease. In his studies and practical
experiments, with different medicines
upon the various forms of the disease,
he was favored with the advice and
counsel Of some Of the ablest medical
and pharmaceutical talent of the times.
He has al length perfected and nrenared
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4 FEW bbls. EXTRA LEAF LARD.
a and quantity OF the right sort Of HAMS.
at i. :. DEWEY.
June 10Th, 1853. daw
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Mr.. POWERS
DEAR SIR Having examined and
played on several Piano Fortes tuned by you, l
'ko pleasure in Recommending you as a correct
and careful tuner.
7. f. MOLT
Burlington, January Is, 1888
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DEAR SIR 1t gives me great
pleasure 20 testify t. your thorouShness AMI care
fulness IN tuning piano fortes Having examined
several instruments tuned by You I can most
cheerlully recommend You T. all who require
YOUR services, and sincerely trust that You may
get that portion o. patronage which your care and
ability demands.
s c. MOORE.
Burlington Nov g2d lS56.
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For Children Teethins.

which greatly facili ates the process of teething
by soft ming the gums, reducing all inflammation
will allay all Pain and spasmodic action ami is
SIR 10 Il El.III. VIE THE RQWEI :
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
FRoM WAsHINGrnN.l

WAsu1Sefox,, April ieG.Lord Lyons
TO dsg pfesehied to,the President his creg
-deutiallAs Envoy Extraordinary and Mia-
istsr PisnipOispisry q her BsiitAnic Msjj
Iealy. 10 doing so be gave utterance 70
the. mostprofound feelings Of friendship OF
his Government for lhAi Of Che United
States, sud expressed the hope that the
ties of amity wodld be drawn still closer.
The President war1aly reeiprOeated the
sentiments announced. aud the interview
was ola more thau usually cordial charao.
ter
The impression prevails that Judge har-
nett, Of Peansylvania viii be sppointed Su-
rerh endent ofPublic Printing.
1 Ex- Congressmap Grcesbeck, ofsOhio.
According tothe representations OF his most
Intimate friends, has been offered but de-
clined the appointments Of Commissioner
of Patents.
Although the Government has nothing
'Imors, tbaathe teIsgraphic accounts con
cerning the recognition Of the Juarez Gov
\ efnment by Minister McLane, itgivss ful
Iersdit to the intelligence. Enough ahai
ItrsnspirSd to warrant the assertion % atSe
Euor Msta will be received as Mihistsr to
the United States on his return to Wash
'liDgton.
~ Atthe time that Mt. McLNue went t.
llMsxico, Miramon was reported to be II
lforce before Vera Cruz, and the issue wa
=, doubtful. He went thither withsarfulla un
Y derstandipg that ifMiramon was defeated
at that point. to recognize the Liberal Gov
ernmert. Hence the determinasion OF hi
Z actionin' the premises. a 1a ,s<2 ea
4 1t is understood here that the reason
; why Mr.. Forsyth was not sent back t
Mexico As United States Ministe was fths
by the rscogniticnlcf the aZuloaga7 Gov
ernment, he rendred himself iinpopula
with }the Liberal party. and hence il wa
|, considered that bisusefulness would be i'm
ptired. aEeta ~ 1"-s, 90 t'8 q
Hon: Jno Lsicher, the DemoeSatio can
\ dhlate iortthe GovernOrship Of Virginia.
lin this city, en- route to resume the canvas
lin ths central and southeren portions {
that State. .F s5afa .Fst s',S 81
Much morelb business is now being trans
!. acted in the Interior Department, occupy
! ling the Secretary sometimes It'll mid
+ night. 'A9'.a rfiI ~ ~ flse .
The receipts oftks Patent Office durin
( last month are said to be about S44,Oo
! over the expenses. -s f13f
The case Of 0'Flynn, the Postmas ter I
, Detroit, about which there has been 4
r much intrest Of late has been investigate,
+ The Republicans intendfiring hundre
/. guns TO morrow afternoon in honor
IJefferson's birthday, and Of the Republics
II victories in the recent State and munioip
+ elections. a 5 3sae @%a.t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

Don'tfail TO procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy-
greatly facilitates the process ofeethng, by soften
ing the gums, reducing all infammaiion- ollay
all pain andis sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, II will give rest 10 yourseIves and
health to your infants Perfectly safe In
All cases. a7~ f-4F II r4--'
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of one
lofthe most experienced and skiIlful female Phys-
clans in New England, and has bsen used with never
failing suceess in millions ofcases.
We believe itis The best and shrest remedy in the
world all Of Dysentery and parrha In child
other cause. q 49, r ~ gFff s$s.A e.
II life and he alth be estimated by dollars and
cents II is worth its weight In gold.
Millions Of bottles sold every yearin the United
States. Its an old and well-tried remedy. e
~ PRICE ONLY Q5 CENTSeA BOTTLE ~ 80
| N Phone genuine unless the mile of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New Yotk. Is on the outside wrapper. 81
Sold by Druggists Throughout 70 world,and
| D. SIFFoRD, Lancaster, Ohio.
Juno 10, ls5s--6f N ##f 'lF 7l' = s.f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
F1IS! FITS! FITS! FITS
DIR. HANoE's YEGETaBLE ExTRAc T
EPu- u-EPTlC PILLS.

For tAs Curs 1 Fits SPasm, Cramps and all Fsrp0Hs
~ and C0RstifutiORa LDissasSs.
DBRSoNS who are tHboriDg under this distressing
Il maady will find DIR. HANcE's VEG ETA BILE L Pf-
LEPTl plLLSto be the only rene dy ever discoy
ed for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fills. -e.5s.e 4
These Pills possess specific action on tn nervous
ystem; aud, although they are prcpared erpecrliy
for the purpose ofcurng Fits, they viii be found al
especial beDeft for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves. whose sy stem has been prostrlted
or shattered from any cause Whatever. IN chronic
complaints, diseases OF long standing,
cd by nervousness, they are exceedingly beBehcal
Price 80 per or two boxes for IS. Persona out
OF the CITY, enclosing remittance will have the Pies
sent them through the masl. free Of postage Fro
snle by SETH s. HANCE, No 1O6 Baltimore Str oet,
Baltimore, Maryland, to whom orders from all parts
ofthe Union must be addressed post paid. ~ E,it,
| June II. le55-ly7 3a 80
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
More Gold Discoveries.

LEAyENwoRru, April ll.-Mr.. Brook,
6ela formerly Mayor Of Nebraska. city,
writes from Boulder city under date Of
March 9th. saying that discoveries o.
COARSE gold ,hsd been made in the moun'
taius which will pay Eve dOllafs'per day
with rockers. aud much more with sluices
Tbetenor ofhis statements is emineotlJ
satisfactory. The authority 10 conclusive
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
20 Mrs. sIrI.le,.Iro.timoay.


The following is Mrs. Sickles' Contes,
siou. whici was offered 10 the evidence.
~ have been ia house on Fifteenth,
street with Mr. Key. how many times l
don't know. believe the house belongs
10 cOlured man; the house is unoccupied.
i commenced going there in the latter
part OF January. | have been in il alone
and with Mr. Key, usually slaiI an hour or
more. There is bed in it in the second
atory, ADD | dill vhat,is usual for wicked
women to do The intimacy commenced
this winter. when came from New York.
in that house: an intimacy OF an improper
kind. I have met him half a dozed times
or more at different hours Of the day. on
Monday Of this week and Wednesday also.
The meeting was arranged when We met
In the street and at parties, i never
would speak TO him when Mr. Sirkss was
at home. because ] knew he did not like me
to speak to him. ] did not see Mr. Key
for some days after got here. Hs then
told me that I've had hired ihe house as q
place where he and could meet Iagreed
to II. There was nothing iu the house Il
eat or drink; the room is warmed By 4
wood Are. Mr.. Key generally COOS lher,
frat. ~, Il,
We have walked there together, say fou,
4 times; l do not think any more than that
: / was there on Wednesday last, betweer
two and three O'clock. was there alone
J Laura, Cher daughterl was at Mrs
Hoover's; Mr.. KY took her aud lcfl he
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Z New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE steam
shin Tennessee, with dates from Vera
Cruz t. the 9th, and the City OF Mexico
10 the 4th inst. has arrived here. +
United States Minister MoLsne had rec.
o0nised the Juarez government, and there
was great rejoicing Vera Cruz in conse-
quence. - a g+
On the Ed inst, Dsgalledo made an un-
successful attack upon the capitol, result
ing in the loss Of 500 men on each side.
Miramon was at OrizahA. - f'ah
Late private ddvices afford ample evil
denee Of the discovery Of rich plaoers in
the mountains. Several statements from
different sources nearly identical, corrob-
Grated the finding Of paying deposits ol
shot gold near Boulder City, through a
section tkirty miles in extent. There was
much excitement at Denver City, and
along Cherry Creek. @
The reports are mora sanguinc than ev'
er and are entirely consistent. Several let
ters from parties who wen, from here have
been received. and perfect reliano eau be
lplaced in their statements. tsaW aE<
VERA CRuz, April'8.--There is grss
rejoicing. ualionah salate was fired, and
a parade of the military in honor Of Nc
Lane's recognition Of the aJuarez Govern
ment. The Liberals were surrounding the
ca apitol with l3. 900 men. They had GU
OF the water and provisions from the city
The garrison numbers 5000 meu. Mir
anon had sent 1, 500 men from Orizao'
to aid in the defenre of the capitol. Juar
ez's forces werea pursuing Miramons st
New Ol,LEANs. April .--Senor Mat
has received official dispatches confrminI
the Tshnesses's news. Mata wall retur
to Washington in a few days. sFr' 'aaae
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

THE RrNa.--The benefit Of the widow
aud children Of the late lamentedspugt'st,
VIM, Harrington. Esq who effected the
eccentricity Of disappearing q few weeks
since.s took place at Hoym's Theatre, IN
New York. on Monday uight, and was a
grand affair for the bullies Of Gotham
The sBowery howled but the only good
result was fight between two notorious
two-legged brutes-Pat Matthews and
Billy, Mulligan lin which tbe former lost
his 'smsIler" and the latter his probosci'
and one of his eyes. The New York pa
pers express their gratitude Tor small ia
vcrsl but regret that it was not worss,9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
THE OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. LOUIS. April l0--The overland
mali ofIhe a 9th uA arrived last night.
The steamer Uncle Sam returned after
landipga portion Of the Sixth lnfantay at
the mouth of,tle Colorado. Col. Hoffman
woull 60 smence active operations against
the Mojaye Indians about the 20 of
March, "a s. $50 q E NJ sTs'4
The passengers who left New Orleans
on the 27lh OF February. failed to connect
with the upward bound steamer s5
Business was brisk and miners were do
ing well. 3 q
Advices from VancOuver's Island aud
British Columbia were cheering. Thu
British Government is making improve
ments. and Encouraging immigration. The
reception of the Presidents message al
Guayamas created much excitement, and
greatly enhanced the value of property Z
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
mAMRTED,

On Thursday evening April Tth by lhs
Rev. Thomas Drake. at The residences Of
Mr.. John PArr, Mr.. 81 MON SMErIIzRs and
Miss MARY ANN BARR. both Of Fairfield
county.
On the 9th inst, BY Rev. J, j. sattsr.
Mr.. WILLIAM SHARP and Miss ELLEN ] .
CUTLER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

ETThs Shawnee Chief, Capt. Joe,
Parks, died at Westport. Mo-, on the 4lh
Of April A correspondent Of the No,
Republican writes Of him:
The celebrated Shawnee Chief. Capt.
oe Parks, died this morning, and will be
buried tomorrow, in all the ''pomp aud
circumstances" of Indian custom. Capt.
Parks for twenty years has been the ruling
spirit amongst the Shawnees, on our bor'
der; and though par. Of the time mot
their head man, has all the while been, in
fact their loader and rul,r. They have
been accustomed to do nothing without
! his all.powerful advice. His loss w Ill be
severel ely fel, all over the notion, and its ef-
feOts W i'll be apparent upon the civilization
Of the red men Of his Tribe, For great
many years Capt. Parks has resided about
two miles west Of this place, in Kansas
n Territory and he leaves bshind him aslarge
tract oflsnd. which win probably go, tC
1.-TWO interesting grand. children. halt-brsec
girls He was nearly white himself. anc
strangers would nsvert take him for Indian
Although illiterate he wassa man,of un
, commonly good sense and had large cir
4 Gle of intimate acq uaintahces amongst on
people. He was Mason. which fraterni
|, ty will assist in the funeral services. "a j.
Capt. Parks had lately rsturned iron
Washington. where he had been on a mis-
J sion for his people. He always rella
bic, and during the abolition troubles oitn
border. be has ever been on the right side
: AS owner Of, slaves himself. as we'll a
many OF his tribe,he felIthRt ii was almo'
Q an iniraoliOn Of treaty, stipulations for th
J, United Stalessto permit lhoir negro proE
4 srty to be logislated awaysfrom them. di
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
N=anndn aapn- sake

I'm MissOuris wa, NtiscOnsin, Illinois,
Michigan, Minnesota Or KANSAS.
VINHE subscriber offers for sale some ofithe Lands
which he has selected with great cure inthew West.
at prices much lNwer than they be purchased any
inents. 20 liRffH sts q sF9Fsi f ~ - 20 Us )
Many in Missouri having been bought of persons
who purchased of the United States under the radua
tion Law, enables him to sell very cheap. The Land
not being Inferior for that reason, be H Hunderstood,
but price according 70 the time they have
been offered by Government,
Warranty Deeds IN al and in many, the Patent
nlread yssued BY delivered to purchasers
Apply IN my absence, to II. L.Crider or 70 John r. /.
Mumaugh, Lancaster. - 4
Ohice also at Columbus, Ohm. ssf- .'s fis' ga
March IL, Is59-3m46 y 4. w. TALLMADGE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
A You've LADY THAT CARRIrs A Prs

-
A You've LADY THAT CARRIES A Prs.
ToL.-The Newark Mercury says:
| "a gentleman residing near Caldwell.
while driving from this city to his home,
one DARK night, not long since. overlook a
young lady, who was walking toward
Bloomfield. He invited her to get h.and
ride. and inquired the cause Of her being
out alone at that time OF night. She re-
piled that she had arrived in Newark too
late for the stage to Bloomfield, where she
was going to visit some friends, and had
concluded. as the distance was not great.
to walk out there rather than remain in
the city. This gentleman then asked her il
she was not afraid TO he alone on hepub-
lie highway, and at that b our, and on such
dark night. '0h,no said she, i have
carried pistol for two years past, and
am never afraid; The gentleman looked
at the speaker, and saw she was not only
tyoung but fair, and came to the conclusion
that her education had been somewhat diff
ferept from that Of our city bellies, who
think it an awful thing to be left alone fo
half a minute in the middle ofa room. Th'
lyoung lady, the gentleman learned, is o
the highest pectabiliiyn and bad pem,
from Pennsylvania to visit her friends her
alone. She vas doubtless well able I.
1take care Of herself" Ar 4sa;t.G y. q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA.

HALIFAX, April s8.--Thea Royal Mail
steamship Canada. with dates from Livers
pool 10 tie Goth ult.. arrived here at noon
10 day. Shsturoishss European adyices
thits days later than those received by
ihe Iudian at Portland yesterday tISs4 y
The steamship Princs Albert bad ARR,
we'd at Galway. eataoi lss-t aaf'
The London Moreya yamarket was slight,
iy more stringent. COnsOls were quoted
at 954@955. r zsf,ser- = .esa-E ! ~
Tbs Liverpool Cotton market was firm,
prices had slightly advanced. The sales
Tor the week we're 10000 bales. n
Provisions aud breadstuffs dull, a4 70
SECOND DIsPArcn. 1.-The steamship City Of
OF Baltimore, from New York. had arrived
I out. ;as3st4 a+Ttafrsa.t pH
Austria has consented TO the proposed
Congress on, Italian affairs. as do the other
great DO wsgs. Piedmont anda,lhe other
Italian States will probably, also be repre-
sented. ts ~ hsa.stl g..
II is reported that Pi;nfe Napoleon i'll
Ibe the representative Of France in Con-
gre IS. and Lord Mslmesbury will be the
pleDjpotentisry from England. b, &
The debate on the Reform bill is still
progressing. The ministry vii probably
be defeated on the. motion OF Lord John
Russell. tss,t. s- selrse - rssha 'Ett
Lord Ps'merston had, however, prom
[ised to vote for the second reading Of the
lbill. thereby probably saving the Cabinet
| from defeat on that vote. I'd s ps a4s
Count. Cavour had arrived al Paris. "a
Mr.. Owen Stanley gave notice that IN
the event OF the defeat Of the Reform bill
on the second reading, he would move a
resolution. declaring a want OF condolences
in the Government.
IL Lord Palmerston announced that he
would support ,he motion OF Lord Johr
Rnssell, but at the same time declarinE
tha, the defeat Of that NOT n must not bt
. considered vote OF censure. The belle
lie general that the ministry willSbe defeat
led. +" sse 5ttf sos - l5s-@
Tht London Times thinks that the de
feat will be go decided a, to leave no ex
cuse for dissolution o, parliament aud OF
appeal to the country. N@aF
J, The London liberal journals' OF Satur
! day declare that Lord P.lInerston's speech
! had saved the ministry, as he said h
!. would vote for the seoond Tesding OF thi
Reform Bill as we'll as FOR Lord JohI
Russell's resolution. 'iu s13 fs'a saas''
!, Itis stated that haifa million muskets
OF an improved pattern. are being mad'
for the French army. 5bA t54 %o
!. Aastia has eoncented to tho proposet
i Congrsss of,she Great Powers, on 1taliar
affairs, under cartain oondilions. 81
III Itis stated thatthe SArdiniau Cabins
. has addressed communication to the fiv
3 Great Powers, rongly insisting on bsin
admitted TO the Peace Congress. ln con
sequence ofwhich. France has consents
a to Piedmont aud other Italian States bein
admittod.y gEtW eURa'd3 s.
m, The debate on the Reform bill was cor
! linued 10 l!re House Of Commons.
Il 4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
DIED.

tonthe End inst. in Walnut township
Fajtffla county QhioSsAMUEL wIsEMAS.
aged SO years. mouths and days.
In. The death of Mr. WIsEMAN.ths Church
has losSops-of is Purest aud sOcistV one
Iof isfDest members. A respected widow,
a lurge family ofsoEildlen and numerous
circle of friends and acquaintancss are left
to mourn his sad fate.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

The Great Draw back 20 persons emigratng
to the extreme south and western county, is the fear
they have of the Fever and Ague-the most direful
Of all diseases. Every day hear attack
without any means of A1ording relief In view oflhe
great demand fora remedy, DR. HosTETrER has re-
sented his celebrated 'sBitters,o whose curaiiye
versally acknowledged The 'Blttersn prepared az
ter long experience and study, have received, the
encominms of the most eminent Physicians, as welr
as all classes, from every part Of our country. To
those who dpubttheir many virtues, all we can say
to tr them, and Judge for III emselves respectfully
Sold by Druggists aud dealers eneraIly
II FsSee advertisement In another column.
April7, Ia50--1m4g II sFaA - 1Afh
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

EP5OOO Agents Wantcd--To sell four new
inventions. Agents have made over S25 900
one,-better than all other similar Hgoncies. sopd
four stamps and get So pages particulars, gratis.
EPHBAIM BROWN, LEVEL, Mass.
March 3, Is59--6m44
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Execution Of the Ilal,imore Murderer.

Execution Of the Baltimore MurdeTers.
" BALTIMORE, April e.-As the hour fixed
for the execution Of the four miserable
criminals. GambrilL Oropps; Corris and
Cyphus approached, an immense concourse
Of men, women and youth, poured to wards
the iail by every avenue leading TO It, By
ten O'Clock no, less than $4,000 had crowd
ed to tha hill that overlooks the Jail. to the
roofs Of houses, aud to svsry other point
from which view co,tld be obtainsd -
The pa llows stood near the north wall OF
the Jail, aud was plainly visible frsm all
the high ground, and even from tho streets