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T,HEATRE FRANCAIS,
Il 10 SIS BROADWAY.
y. uIaas0s ., s><s..................Duses 1rA
lsEnk I'D - kkE 60lSks
VABOHGEuEHy.
LUEDI 10 AID NAR0i ID Avail. iEs
AvIs-A ntr Dc hsgcrsi, - ocursc fAdm1s'rtaon a
fteite Fra,cas rnsrs t es,,s, meet 81 raisoa d
s. u.ire siGt-. Jgsdata L0nii, g Ayr- 1853.
MI. L. CHEykLIER Nile. EU3saE SEN
LA GRACE DE- DISU.
Drama vaudeville Cd sctes de I'M. UEGn~cJ O. o. L.
nsOe. egess1tse pour asr- fo Paris az ls T
de "a G.e l Is JsnsieF, 1884, ct ttus pour Open iAss
LIgDa DE CHAMoUNIx
E'e. Lsurecce Cheva - nips;Ta 10 rois htts
Mic. kuksnis Sen sein noe
Lee su'res roses .eront jo0es par Nm Bersaa C. ssge
TAlht Etsuc PtisTy Leos. Charles kmie, Sles fazAae
Dupcnt, Alex. Diare Alice Tai OF. Louise
Chos.e engages specie ieneat pom cstts
COSTUMES EoUvEAUX par NJ PHILIPPE
leTe .cte-Dep.u de Marie
Same scte-Aarie PsIis
Esecno.issanee entIe s.fi-, Che neaoa % St.rro,
3.Tn- .c,e-Nsr@ dams es s.io0s Is Is Nsqdss - siy
4em. Acts-LA ole.
5-rle ac.e-Rstour De Msr!e pays
Pour plus dc details yoir les progr, aIns.
tont F.oOoneue1t est eSptre sSt
prs ss Geslrsrt renouveio Gsn douner gu
Les portes o1yrrcn. heuTes moths quart Gu eczi-
rnseoefs q 2 he'rts MONS un quar- ,rss preoiaes
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a SUITE of ROOMS, handsomely flrnisheo
on second floor suitable tor party cf Gentle men, 70 ~
wih BOARD ST 70. 7 Eat Broadway in sJoons ana 500
family.
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CHANTS for 3nsirtess Mcn.

A PARTNER WANTED, with S2,OOC, IN a
useful snd houorabs BIZ SIEEss ALREADY estab3seea
rber Investments double every few months, esee psi NJ
,rperse. without any risks ana running IN de0t raHes
ccxsonay ernas country travelling At;e9ns - agencies
&c Only ordinary bsness talent demanded Tn ~ O.
refer ss en- and required AlPy 20 fI'L r.
NJ D No. lee Ea,. litA ~, from 10 % 4.
BROADWAY LEASE FOR SALE-A two
ID rear. lease Of srOHE Eat side Q, Bno.eray s5og7
s,eEsTt's. For paItelsEs apply 70 HOMER MOkeA' ~"
!
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90 Ubom ii man Concern.

CAUTION to DEALERS in ELASTIC FAB
~ RIGS containing THREADS or SHEETS OF VULCAN
lied RUBBsRfhe undersigned gives notice ina. ~ holds
absolute from Charles Goodyear OF the exclusive
sbt yucsed Rubber prepared according % sAc GoGt
yea patent Of June 5 1884, IN all elastic fabrics the elasticity
Of which due 70 tho uing or coriqgsnS ns sheets or
yeA abrs such be coyered or protecsed on
smooth elastic .ed goods and also 70 make and sell Iuds
rubber threads Anzed uDbe aud sal threads sheets Of
rubber ca be os5e hnisd 81 union with or
10 be covered BY fbous And hs hereby gives no.
toe the, ready supply the s.ds win sleA isbucs A
reasonable rates. ard has fall stock now N store .
His attention has been called 20 adYerisenent signed ~
William Jndsou In which said Judson Claims 70 be the owner Of
.hs Ish; - Bport aud SCI such goods -. d,
Tie Undermined sated that ibis prsense on me pcrt OF
said Jfon fraud upon The plbc ana 70 made iof ne par
Dos. Of urns his butnet Said Jad.on has never exnoted
bs titles any Court OF 70 the Pablo and ne does
not afford Tie undersigned Opportunity u eoms4ns Any
t .aang h order % tsit these titles Chafes Goodyear
could valid tiles 20 ssd Jads1n or - sny one go
asr the lad ed 20 The undozaec Tue question
deided by Juese IuEsrso IN NevGoTk upon p,ehnir
oen ard partial CT the was lot decisive q
d. OF the @ undersigned and the card fubhed
by snd Judsoa shows that The Cout Imposed upon ~
pf.euded tie t5ird TsD nch sad J1dton now chm' 70
have been In himself for ne Lat ak years
The une.fEsd therefore cautious al deae 10 Mtices OF
The above eescnpions containing ULCANlLED hUbbEa
tbt No ,ucb foods Awfy sod la this county waa
III, H,n,e stamp snd tst he sas prosseuts 70 zoe
extent o. the sv, all person, Infringing upon ola said nS
Orders soH cited and rights to use guaranteed ey -
HORACE Ii. DAY, Nc. q Couri4sadt a., rev Iotk
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CITY or SEW-YosS, DEPaRINENT Or EhAs+.
Controller Odhee, April III, leIt.

Controller Odce, April u, IeIf
CORPORATION NOrICE.-SEALED f6O-
" PosALs I'll. be receive Il tas Oaice uEal thu Rs0AY
the lh dsy Of Asy Dex y O'clock a. nooa iot s e. 70
osi,, Of Two os A. iuns Each for s,Alo s Tor
the "a Precinct Police 70 Be To- ted within nnis bounded BY
SIN and s.h Al d f5.a AID 5r <tA
Frs sTere,.ion mu date the precise loesion szs and
terms clear title viii be required, TOR Wntcn psJnsn. VII
b sae on delivery the deed deeds - the CoEcF
- -, n rect suy snd al ofr reserved the Corpora
hoDLHt A. u-a"c, S'nAVn's
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40 CAPIrALlSTS.-PAR WANTHD
with capital Of from slSeo0 senO0n to join ~. .,r
tser p fs'sssh-d sac lucrative ca,h wholss.e BUa
MSS which staple and does vary dun ,he ysu n
article 4, In daily In every city and sid ~ ths car,
cssh To patty bsyns tho above amount o,s lssss,
M nts that cacnot fail 10 satisfy hia Address W. rubSs
Office -atius where . Interview can he had
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o,FIcE OF INV GOykRSOK. o. Iss Az, sOVsT

UfFIcE OF INV UoFkRNoks OF rHE tLNs HoVsr 4
NEw.foSE. sprl a. lsS
DROPOSsLS-T0M MILK DEALERS.-Se.j.,
PROPOSES m be received hv 70 Governors q "a. A.,
House at their OHce Rotunds Para. enl u O'Clock !.
the .9th INSTANT. fer supplying daily 70 the ntlsss
Bsckues IssE a. aus a. Be Hospital foot o. sts.S
East River foT Ote Yea fru ,he day Of Mar ssrt g.
Sweet Uraki med COUNTRY MILK Of the BEE. easss,
Bstk form. Of prop ss aud al Information Tor the rses =,
eesndrs n the oosoas required fr,rn rstes pcoeos
viii be hrDished on application y taeu Office
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4 s..jp. TWIN SISTERS ,fx we.u old, ~il be sveu 10
say ay Si,tDs s6opt them The srte' inter
ssed welfare q he infants would not be WING 20 Ai's
ear srr.,,d b., pfeer 70 tse them both family p
Nv 10 MADAME RE5rELLr FemLe Physician,
~ No. 1852 Chsn,sns:
WE advise those using Solution, Citrate Of MAJ
w rs,is ssrstoEs Mineral Wstsr, % Try ROGEkss
C.,s Of Nssnesa "a Powder very cooling AID Esfeshi
dIr Lsrre bottle only % For sale By 81 dr9sg' "ea
adart.d for the country trade. Depo: No lsj sP.nsst
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USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
L THE AMERICAN HOP TREE
The sboye Tree 4, highly ornamental pere silly hardy snd
covered from Nay 10 November with beautiful clusters OF dop
rapid grower bearing the second year from seed The Hops
Yrce. al Tree, ,ccordns 20 se from IS ~ each.
McILVAiE YOUNG. ssedmen, No. Johns-
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DOARD in LONDON.-Miss COAON, Ne.
I'D GodensquNs Resent,t, viii receive Lssiss soa ess.
n, yistips London ether for the day week her 49,
IA central ad0n AID oer especial scyantsss 70 s1ss -
With a quie. seute.l home, aud ecoDo nicsl charge.
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6orsss, Carriages, &r.
60 farmers at,6 Others.

DOTATO PLANTER.-A new aud valusble IN
veniion, Perform-ns is wo'k completely ana "..us
gre. smou OF sbor The Patentee be be seen he
Western Eote CouTtardt-st for three days who viii exh'o
one the Machines State Rights for sale on the most oefa
eruf Cal ard examine.
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A CADEMY OF MUSlC.-LA FAVORlFA.
n The pablo respectfully Informed thst ns LAST
NIGHT OF The FAREWELL PERFORMANCES OF
Msoame 0AZZASI9A
viii ok. place To- MORO ~ (W.daesdsyl April - 81 g.
IA FAV0RIcA
nil I. reformed for the and only IBIS
slnor STEEASI
viii maize his r appearsnCe In New foSt N 1e roc OF fc
rGreo. The celebrated Baritone,
slguor MORELLI.
will make hi, 6rs Appearance snce his rs.lra from South
AneIicsj n bis fA.orte past Of the hins. .
With this ormsDce t short season tetnin.e "nen ne
Academy will c. cossa- ,
The sac Of sc, com .h, morning a. tbs Academy G.
Breusirg No. 7i BfodvsY sod 81 The SsaonefJ store OF
Rect Asttouy Co. No. nc Ess,abEt, corrsr OF Pine
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The .ds.r.ser having mis- hands than he a.
-ud To- VII dispss OF branch Of hs business Capita
esrea about CO. snd with proper seatoa oGSa; ~ Jied
profit q 81 So per Address n. " j. Salon b.
NJ Y. Pot Oaes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

A RNOLD, CONSTABLE q Co.
VIII offer OF retail,
MONDAY, April IL,
An e,,snt ,..ortms nj @. STELLA sHAWLS, with
FRENCH CAMEL HAIR BORDERS
All OF the shove Goods New Designs. and imported ex
pts.,y for the CITY TRADE.
Csnal-st., corner Mercer.
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Mrp ToG6s


0PRING TRAD NO L Z l. -
IMPORTANT
EVERY DRY-GOODS MERCHANT
In THE UNION
DE FORE ST, ARMSTRONG g. Go.
AZ. SOW RECEIVING THIIR SPRING IxrosrAToS'' AND ARE
IxHIBiTMG AT THEIs
SALE ROO s,
NOS 30 AN0 ~ CHAnBERs-Sr, N T.
rrz .osr rx1E,sIyE ELEGANT. VARIED iSo COMPLETE
STOCK or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
aver before offered sale BY them and presenting attraction.
and 70 IT, trade ss sDs Ts extensive
,tfes In Chambers Which they o,cupy entire enaoe teeI
.ppsops es class q sos' .spst..e Sna
sss q which I'll b. c9%psss .. "0s YIN
DREss GOODS,
WfaffE GOODS AND LINENS.
CLOTHS AND CAssihEKE''
s sHHTf ah AND wAETILLAs,
soMEsY AND 6eovEs'
YANKEE N0Ti0Ns.
poassrIes AND PRINTS
To their Domestic Print DepHteDt they cali ptiticuAt
smtIs all The s.ss %ssS so' sI ss.,I w1 ,d
WARREN PRINTS,
,t which ha, don. more good the retailers through the
osuSty the Prbss Other low priced Pfn
d dSs k aSs&sTa FAME are Bs very bet
cLiNTON, GLAsG0w, LANCASTER and SCOTCH
oIkGaAMs, In every variety.
DOMESTICS
en- brace we '00"'s a'I% Muy.crUuSe COMPANY,
BATsss MILLS. Nsw-foEK MILLS aEHEIaAc'
LosspALEs 6skwEiehi' pSsssIi,
W wSrTs ROCK. HfHaos, claoT.
All The wen Known axes Of TICKS, STRIPES and DE-
MINIS such York. Hamilton, Pemeerton, &c 3. ....
Soliciting trade liberal terms they invite notce 70 then
: House number above.
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ndtrh,s, 1twelrg, o.
printins.

AT FVFRDELL@.-Wedd Cards, Notes,
"A k-Thess csebsted Cards sp.udc7 engraved, csc onlJ
10 bsi in Brosixsy. pusnes odsI rsoevea By NAL
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF.PRICE.
C-weddiox At Home and Writing Cards, Bill Heads, Bust
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Cost ana fonn0.

EOCND-On Friday 18th inst, a GOLD
i WATCH ard CHAIN which the eau have BIZ prov.
g property paying for ths advertise Apply ~ L.
BuIIOS Irving ssSirss Irsitu.ion No Sc W1rren-st.
Con REWARD.-LOST, on the afternoon of
W. Aprl Is, IN Eoius from w q, st. % PARK Bark
CERTIFICATE Of STOCK in for 81 shares OF 100
each OF the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. TIE finder
viii receive the shove ewd and The hsaks The By
having he esItiheas A. No 30 G9iI. No e2 IVES.
--dsa CHARLES n. pELAyAN
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CTRAEGERS should net fail 10 VISIT the chief
- sssr,csSon CT the ctJ-hs famous DUSsELoOky eAl-
LLKY or fAISyfne1 oysa ass saA evening H. ~
DxssAvsy. AasaAaSa IS sssA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
California News--ArrIvaI
of the Illinois.

NEw YoRK, February 27.---The steamship Illinois
from Aspinwal with San Francisco advces TO the 5th
inst. arrived at this p2r at moon to-day.
The United States BoOps-of War So ratoRa, and ST.
Louis, had len spinwall, the former for Vera Cruz
aud the latter for GTeyown.
The Illinois brings 81 ,2o9 900 In specie.
Collector Sutherland, OF Sacramento died on the Cd
inst He formerly belonged to Phi radelphia.
Resolutions were 10 he ntrod uced IN the re
OF Gallo rna, requesting United Senator Gwiu to re-
sgn for the reason thaIin his bill providing for let
ting the Ocean mail interest, he violated the nstruc-
tions OF the Legislature.
The Panama Star confirms the signing of the ouse-
ley treaty and says that the CassYfssar treaty was
still unacted upon by the Nicaraguan Congress. re-
volutlon was imminentin Chill.
The police and people had oVerth rown the Govern
ment officials The Government was apprchensive OF
danger from the south, as the Opposition there have
means, arms and ammunition.
The whole Republic, except Valparaiso and Chiloo,
wasin a state Of fsege. All tho ports except Valpa
rasO are either blockaded about to be- 1t was re-
ported that The Province OF Maule had pronounced
against the Government.
The United States sloop-of-War Cyane was 10 sail
on the goth Of January FOR Panama
Seven persons, iucludng J. L. Ferguson, Horace
Young Pnd Benjamin Doane, Americans, were drown
ed, while sailing.
Peru was quiet.
The French Minister had suspended dIpoiomatic re-
latl0ns In consequence Of the refusal Of the Govern
lnent to give damages for the imprisonment and bru
tai treatment OF a Frenchman. ts
The United States Ffigate Merrimac, was at RealIo
The Sioop-ef-War Decatur OF Fohseca Bay on the
lat of February.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

THE RIaHr WAr.-If the people Of this
place desire their officers to be of exactly
the right sort. they must select men to Eiil
the several city offices. irrespective Of par.
ty dictation and party drill. Select men
because Of their fitness and not becsiise
they belong to this or that political organ.
iEation. Lay aside your party pred clio.
tions at the ensueing Spring eles:ion, and
vote for men because they are men. and
not because they are 5aftissns. Do this
Aud you win have your city Offices il,ed
by men who wiltnot bring ppproaoh and
shame upon the place. After you have
Ell cttd the right kind of men, stand by
them in the discharge Of their duty. Let
them feel that while they are enforcing the
law upon the lawless, and dealing with
the FOUNDERS and rowdies SIS they deserve,
they havea correct public sentiment to
sustain them, The prosperity of the town,
tn, welfare ofyour children and the secu.
rity of life and property demand this al
your hands. See toi il, then, that it is
done.-[Alhen Messenger.
That's our doctrine; down with party
dictation-leave the people free to make
their own selections, and we have nothing
to fear.
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Prom the olncInnnlI RnnnIrnr.

Great Excitement In Jackson, ohio.
The following letter, which has been forwarded 10
us, freable, presents interesting facts that are
well worthy ofinvestigation:
tAcEsON, Ohio, February eI, 1859 Our village IL
igl eI Wondef and excitemsht Martin Marker, J, W.
hughs and washington Long, In digging grave in The
Cemetey near the village, about ten O'clock this
morning. came to aarge Fat stone about four feet be-
until they procured and removed the s,one
nom Its place OF ages when IL was found 10
have closed the entrance TO subterranean vault. All
ehors Ihus var lthree r. NJ 10 enter II with light
have proved unsuccessful on account OF the foul air
with which it Is nlled. BY means of a rake, human
9ones OF gigantic size have been raised, and small
ehan Of sirer with coins attached 20 each end The
coins though much defaeed by time, have the appear
anee OF those In use among the Romans in the days OF
Cleero Aireanus, thou there evident traces OF
hieroglyphic devices that can not be decyphered
The men atthe Cemetery have, by means of burn
ing straw, madelightin in the vanlt, and though none
nave the courage 10 venture further than the
has beeF discovered that there Immediately to the
West OF The opening, chan be about feet square
WITH steps quite dilapidated down the Easte
rhree othsr chambers branch out of this; 10 the
North, one TO West and the other to the South.
we are all curious, Ofoourse, to know when and by
Hunter and Mr.. Armstrong aud DE- KnouH have ex
aminedth them as we'll they could without going down
Into Them also the bones out and the chain and
were made by the same people who built the mounds
Ia the south eastern part OF the eiato.
The questions present 10 every one: Who
made these vaults and hlled themf Was our country
once the home Of giantsS
S.-Half-past four P. NJ. w. Long. after the straw
had been burnt In the first vault for sometime venur-
ed down TO make an examn alton, but the
was 50 impure that he could remain there but Few
minutes, thouge long enough to discover that the
walls ofthe Vaults were substantially buih Of smooth
weil-shnped stones and that there were large mum
90 De, Of bones In them Persons will arrive hero from
hioney and GFeenyie tomorrow, and every exer-
hon Will be made for thorough examination Of this
"house ofthe dead" as soon as possible. G. d.
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OBITUARY..

DIED-Iou the 99d February past. at the
residence Of her father. Di. Brock, il New
Salem. in this county. MARY CATHERlNH
Brock, aged II years months and l6
days. She had been a very acceptable
member ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church
for the past Eve years. In the very spring
time OF life. to the beauty OF youth and in
nocence, she added the brighter charms,
and the never fading lowliness of religion.
Thus attired, and in her yestal robes,
spotless and pure, the relentless messenger
came. The hand ofafflictiOn wss laid up.
on her. But the good Shepherd was near
and cared for the lamb of his hock.
A few days before her death, she wss
permitted 10 realize the fact, that she would
not recover. This was no alarm 10 her.
for she was fully prepared for the change
her lamp Was trimed and burning.
She made her own arrangements for the
funeral; gave and received The last tokens
of love and kindness; bid father and moth
er and friends adied. and then was 70 ,dy,
for the summons had come.
As the night OF death approached, and
her feet entered the portals of death, she
was etabled to rejoice. for her Savior had
said unto her
'Fear notfOr Of suehs the Kingdom OF Hoavoh:''
and as flower folds up its leaves and sinks
to rest at Dightfa fall, so. gently, she fell to
sleep in the arms Of death. She was al
peace and died happy.
Who can refuse to say, how sweet Ia
death the young and innocent. MARY il
gone, but she is an angel now. She has
faded away from earth 10 bloom in HeaV.
en-. transplauted ere the frost came, OF
Blight had touched one tender leaf Of that
beautiful flower. Her memory shall abide
10 the hearts Of those who knew hsr; and
at her grave the hand Of love will plant the
evergreen, to remind us. that she is h'Oi
dead but liOeth. CoR.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

On the 10th ull at the Washington Hos
tel, by Rev. ]. Wagenhals. Mr.. CHARLEs
iSoMAN and Miss ESrLINE sHUrE. of Hook
ing township.
On Tuesday last. by the same, Mr..
JOHE DERTus and Miss ANNIE ZIRoLER Of
Pleasant township.
On Thursday evening the l7th ult, by
the Rev. Thomas Drake. at the residences
of the brides father. Mr.. AsHroRD PUaR
and Miss VieToRIA ARNOLD. both of this
county.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
FITS! FITS! FITS! FITsl
DIR. HANcE'S PROFITABLE EXTRACT
EPn EPTIN pmIo

For the Cure Of FYts Spasp Craiaps ana all e,rsSaI
and Contributions iDiseasss. IVY
lDERSONS who are laboring under this dstress,nSl
malady will find DR.. HAMcE's VEGETABLE EPIs
LEIPZIG PILLS to be the only remedy ever dIscoyeI.
cd Tor curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
Ihese PILLS possess specific action on the neryo1a
system; and although they are prepared especirlI1
Tor the purpose of curing Fits, they will be fonnd cf
especial beneht for all persons afhiced with weAk
or shattered from any cause whatever. IN ch,6S,S
complaints, or diseases Of long standing Eupe eTindiS
cd Py nervousness, they are exceedingly benencjaI
Price - per box, or two boxes for S5 Pefsons out
on the city enclosing remittance will have the PISS
sent them through the masl. free ofpostakc. M Fro
sate by SETH 5, HANCE, No l06 Baltimore Street.
Baltimore, Maryland, to whom orders from ali NJ
June II. 1s5e--iy7 t I9tt 't7,'rs y .,t 4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
Or, EDWARD CONF,

:" ILL VISIT Lam CASTER, at the TALLMADGE
=" HOUSE, on MONDAY, the 9TH of MARCH,
and afterwards about every six weeks for the pur-
pose treating a forms Of chronic disease, as deaf
ness, blbdness, all affections OF the stomach and bow
ellis, liver spean, Pancreas, and all forms OF piles, and
diseases Of the kidneys and urinary organs, (persons
with deseased kdeys and brain, should fetch sam
pie ofther urine, passed On the OF their APP
plication together with all diseases the brain
neck scalp skland all dthef forts or chronic disease
US also, all forms Of disease incident to females.
N. b: DR.. CONE, treats Consumption, Bronchitis,
Laryngs, Astna, aud all diseases OF the Throat and
Lungs, by the latest improvements in niedcatod in
halation; and constitutional treatment
DIR. CONE has treated more than nffS thousand
cases Of sease And for evidehce OF his and
his professional and moral character, please See his
circulars. -
case. March 3, 1904
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

EE Il was remarked by an intelligent
fa,mer Il would rather be taxed for the
education Of the boy. than the ignorance
Of the man. for the one or the ether am
compslled'toibe.s
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PUBLIC SALE

INHE undersigned will sell at public sale, ut hs' re-
sdeIce, half mile West OF the Rock Mill, On tile
Z 1lumbus Road, ,on st-
Thursday, March 10, 1850,
Tho following personal property, to-wit:
head of HORSES:4 4 fine BROOD MARES;
4 head of MlLCH COWS; % lead, Stock CATTLE;
from one to two years old pas Ohe fine Yoke Of Oxon
20 head of FAT HOGS, 30 head 6f Stock Hogs;
One four'hofse Wagon, ono two horse Sleigh;
One MeCormick,s Patent Reaper aud Newer,
81 months credit will be given on all sums over IS
by the purchaser giving note with app roved security
except on the Hogs, which must be cqshed. All sums
OF 81 and under cash Ia hand. Sale to commence al
O'Clock A. NJ: SOLOMON ALSPAUGH.
February II, ls5D.-3w4l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
Estnto OF Mary EnrIn. .

NoTlCE is hcreby givon, that the undersigned has
i " been duly appointed Executor OF the Rstate of
MARY ESGLE, deceased late ofhe county OF Fairfield
OHIO. Alpersons having claims against said Estate
WI present them for settlement, legally authentca-
ted Within one yoar-and all those Indebted will max
to GEORGE BEERY, ,Ex'tor,
March 3, l650-3w44t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
A DESIRABLE FARM
FOwe @aMa

A FARM situated on the Columbus and PoTtsm ohth
IN Turnpike, two miles from Circleville, Ohio com.
81, prisng S5h AOhtES, all under cul-
Atlvailon, except six acres, and having fassssln
Agood dlmpr0vements;a good ell finish ITEafl lu
a. cd BRICK DWELLING, and other de- gA-S
srable inprov and plenty OF living stock water
There are 30 Acres Of BEAT which will be sold in
the Farm. Possession will be given on the hrst Of
April next. For terms enquire OF Samuel Herr, In
Lancaster. WIN. STURGEON,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

EFWe would direct special attention
to the Congressional debates published in
to.day's paper. Let every honest man be
TO act with integrity.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

prateotiOn Of their citizens abroad, you
viii hnd there win be a much less num-
Der Of outrages pefpetrAted Upon our cili-
Gems and our dag, than are now commit.