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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

A1-We invite the special attention Of
the public tot the advertisement. "SbUffer
House." Mr.. A. E. CooR proprietor. TO be
found in aapether column. Mr. @. is u
thorough going business man 4 goodLand-
lord. and ab accomplished gentleman. He
has put the House in fine repair and dispre=
pared 10 accommodate the public ia the
best possible maDnsr. y s'-'.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
lIIFFlS GnE,L,EGR.

EVlHE OLDEST AND MOST ExrENsIyE MIR
ean.hs College IN the Unlted statss Estsbliah-
ed 10 irto Worklng nadef peryetgai Charter
Loee.sdh A. Plttsegggh and n nilaleIphlas columbus,
Onto. Wheeline Virginia, aad Darlington, lows.
SO purcbass asehoiaeship % any oftb0se Bsablsh-
menis, which entities The holder 10 nuifpitsu
tsndalee ip AZ, WITHOUT ExrR4 CHANCE
kor foil psfileulaIs send for Pampblst. circular
AdJrsss. D6FF 4 DUsAs. Prophstor..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

SPLENDID IMpnorEMENr,-A few days
since We took a stroll to snuff the air and
brace our nerves, and to our Astonishment
we came upon aside.walk leading from the
city, to the country residence Of D. TALL
MAoen, ESQ, d distance Of half mile or
more. This walk is elevated, and wide
enough for dandy, with 4 lady iu full
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralises this malari0us poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expei it from the
body. As it should, so it does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
or rather does what Is Of more service to those sub
ieet 10 this infection If taken in season it expes
It FROM the system as it is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease
Consequently it only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such as Remittcnt
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Feyers Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout blindness,
Tuotiache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma. Palpta-
tons, Plinfal Affections OF the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie. Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found TO ASSUME more or
less the Intermittent type. This :" AGuB CuiE :"
removes the Of these arrangements, and cures
the disease. -
This il accomplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories To- expel tho virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habitcd to DO this
their office of tfeirown accord. Hence arises what
we teruiLtec1iAndt Time may accomplish the
same cnd but often life is not long enough, or is
Sacrificed IN The altempt, while this" AeUE CURE
does it at once, and With sSfeiy. We have great
reason 10 believe this Is surer as well as safer
rcinely for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused bY She miasmalic infection. than apy other
WHICH has heeff discovered; and il has stilanothcI
important advantage 20 the public, which is, that
il is cheap as weil as good. b ati asAirs
| rREPARED NJ q @
DIR! j. c.. AVER Ss co.
fnWnT-Vs:4 Mg 4 -s4g.-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part oi
the globc is the consequence of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalation Is evolved BY
the action of solar heat on wet SOIL and rises with
the watery sapOr from il. While the sun Is below
the horizon this vapor fingers the earth's sur
face, and the virus is taken with It through the
lungs into the blood. There it acts an irritating
poson on the internal yiscera and excretng organs
Of the body The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrcte not only this virus, but also the bile from
the bloud. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent consitu-
tionai disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
disordercd al{o. Finally, the instinct OF our or
ganis,n, as IL in an attempt to expel the noxious
inhisiuf concentrates the whole blood OF the body
in the internal cxcretores to force them to cast It
out The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
the central organs with cungestive violence This
is the CmLb.- But in this edouit fails. Then the
Fewer follows in which the blood leaves the CEN
tral Organs and rushes to the surface, as If in
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that urher great cxcretory the skin. In this
also it fills and the system abahdons the attemps
exhausted, and waits for the recovery .df etrengtt
to repeat the hopeless effort another days Ihese
are the fits or paroSysms Of FEVER AND AGUB.
Such constitutional disorder will OF course UNDER
mine the health if it Is not removed.
We have labored to find. aud have found, af
I.fn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

NOTICE 4 hereby givon. that ne undsuigned has
~ been daly sppoihted Adminglfsioro 81 the ksiats
ofyAcoB =. BAcK, Diseased glafs OfPairacld eoan-
yfOhig. Al penOns having claims asll1G aaid Es-
-. 80 ~. bm lor
mate Immediate pa lnout %
J0sEPH REfNMUHD, Adm.sor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

4 GE Groceries cheap! Mr.. Jos. M cREA
has Just received and opened very large
stock Of ofevsrylLing ina tie Grocery and
Provision line. IN the shaeaet Block. See
his sdYertisemenh 70 ,9lg. .ss,3,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

EB-'I can now indulge in the richest
food with impunity. whereas, previous to
its use, ! was obliged TO confne myself
strictly to the plainest food.p "a
Z Such IS tbe experiences Of not only one ol
ourtcnstomers, but Of bundreds Of persons
here. in Philsdeiphia. New York. Montre-
aland, Quebec. wLoibave- used Borhavs''
Holig M Baters. for Indigestion, Nausea,
and Acidity OF the stomach 4 sa4s hnr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

ETWs would call the attention OF oEl
friends and especially those 10 the country,
to the advertisement Of Messis. .BIckFOEr
q DAVIS to be found in anotSaf ochmn
They are now prepared toi do wool
ing, cloth dressing. misunderstanding, &c.
cheaper thar ever. !. -. q. IA -
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RALTIMoRk MARKRT

8ALTIHOaR. May N. 1858
flour ts exsiteds Howard street nd Ohis MnlsaS7.
Wheat netiFe All s0a7 for Wh,e and 7Oal % red
Corr h hotter yellow 67aa0 eenfa
WHiskf frnI, But qdiet Al % eehta
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
III. WMA- NNN. |.

4 r Y
!. & OF NEW YORK, 81, /.
Formerly Physician 70 The New YoIk Hospitaii Nom
beL Of ihe pAted States Eclectic Medical AssoCis-
tion; Inventor of the celebrated Lung Tester;
Author of Nay.. Work on The Causes and
Blood I,ysi, Nerves. skin, Eyes, Rara, De- &c., De-
Will MAKE ms HExT MONTHLY VISIT TO
LANCASTEE,:!s eS
On Tuesday, June 4, 1850:
He will srrts on The arst Train going west md II
nsinSa Sars o Hs isss S slsS s yss y.:s once
ff. .MfsbY has had an extensfte experience Of more
han twenty years I'M country practice, well nthe
Hopitals and fnhrmaries OF New York and Philadel-
phia' Having also speht several, Years, among the
Indians, has had ample opp9t5pniI 70 9seome per-
foctly familiar with the meacinel Of ell
Tribes he will treat all the discasoe that aesh Is
heir TO- His medicines are composed Of Barks, Buds
ave fSsns Sessra nS o S
malady there is found IN our own soil snre and
neyer,faiiug remedy. By the aid ofthese remedies
tism, Tts Salt Rheum and all diseases Of the Eye,
Ear, skin, Nerves. Throat, Lungs, Liver and Stomach
now durable in my hands % any cher disease
cures vVarrantedl ExamlnatIon Free.
Hours OF consultation from 8 toe each day. Dr.
NASTY will visit this town once every month through
.snasn o aS.psa N New 9oi Ss
~ Or. MxHLY upon the principle OF the new school
OF Ametlcan Eclectic Prnctles q Medicine. He was
In New York and for many ysars pracieed thy noit
school system.n About 10 years since, he became
great superiority Of Bclectlcism and
/ such has been his success from that tmesiu ths
OF many thousand cases oflngerlng diseas
es a. 10 etabte him 70 warrant cures, N spirit o.
ronddence which only knowledge can give. Dr.. MAN
Lv will SO happy TO operate for the removal Of en-
largcd Tonslis. Tumofs, cataraet for nearly al
| diseases requiring surgical Intel Ifer6noeFf
Il Athonl hit is not the best mode Of
/ Doctor will when desired, describe 70 his patients
their discusses without asking my questioLs. He hal
Ia his day book the namos 81 many hundred patienu
in this vicinity. who have been CURED within the pas
three months being pronounced hopeless BY ths
old school, rhenames and adcrees0so these patient
viii be given f red, 70 euqble;th reader 70 OBJ
with him more than "A hundred bnge Of roots &c,
iresh from tie dieEings, with which he will suppl
I his patients. ROOMS AT THE FFER HOUSE. y 2
| Laucas ter May ~ 1s5s-2 W.s 81
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EWe noli,e ID The Scientific Amer

EE We notice ia the Scientific Amsri-
caniof May 7tb. wood cut OF A. links
Pateu. Gaps for Trace Fastening 1t is
uDqSestionably the best. DsatcsI and safest
ever invented. It's beauty, chespness,
simplicity and security. must bring q. into
universal use. Il win be upon every
mans hands in America. For furtherlin-
formation. or for State or County rights
address our old friend Dr.. o. E. DAVIS, o.
this city, 74tsg.,f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

axrThS Common Pleas Court ofthis
county Il nov ID session. TLeterm prom
isss 10 be busy one. 4 We hope our
Grsud Jury WILDE active aud efficient as
heretofore.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

ETESery age. Ike dead field, has TO
be pIowed sud sswsd anew.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

ExEcurrcN OF McNAMEE, Al ChncAGo.
4-The brutal business of hanging, is al
ways revolving, but sometimes accidents
take place which hightsh the horror even
Of this horrible thing. An Trishman nam.
cd McNamee. killed his wife. at Chicago.
while in q drunken 6t.e He was convicted
Of murder, and sentenced to be banged -
A day or two since. The sentence was
carried out Through some awkwarde0ss
the collar (which passes around the VIC
tims neck and prodaces dislocation, |was
IawE&afdly adjusted, and broke with Nc,
Namee's weight who Tell fifteen feet upon
the stone hoofofthe jail He was carried
back to the scafold. before any signs OF
iifs we're observed. fIethen revived. and
| to the question, could be etandshs Replied,
Eyes, he could stand that aud 4 great
deal more. "A slip,kuot was extsmpo-
rizsd; the moose passed oyer bis head, and
he waslsgssih .aapnched into eternity. p =
| This lime his neck, Was not brokepsand the
poor wretch dahgled fifteen minutes, before
| his heart ceased 70 beatEl Ohio. State
lCSIbals y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

RH The Lutheran Synod which ha $
been in session in this city for the past
week wasovery well attended. alpr5s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
Rail Road Notice.
Court of Com. pleas, Fairfield County, o.
PETITION, ,on DIVORCE

acainst y PETITI0AfoR DIVORCE
AMANDA REID.
NIoTfcE is hereby given. that George W. Reid has
" hledin said court bis petition praying 10 he d.
vorced from the said defendant Amanda Reid, and
the contract marriage between h EN- n be annniled
and for eagse said divorce alleges the followng
First That the said defendaht has totally abandon
Second--Gross neglect ~ duty on the part af snid
defendant. The said defendant Is therefsre hereby
nOthed to appear at the next May Term Of said Cour
for 1884 and Plead enswe or demu to petition
al which time said cause viii come for hearing.
| az JOHN c. RAINRY,L
| April I, Is59-6w40pfS4 Clerk OF said Court
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'MFrTEo o. m orFoIIsIos EfTcvFivr

MKEnk6 oS FHE orFosIsIoS EkEcU4rvE
COHnITrkf cS HAnLTos coUSTt. On
Saturday last Shis commiItss met shd AZ
Ter SONS disCuS.ion the following ssSOlu-
ton was adopted: mu04 <
t'RssolVed, Thst tho cali lof primary
meetings for she election Of delegates TO
The State Convention. be issued 10 The OPP
position Of Hsmilion conalys and that this
Committes feeommead 70 the entire OPP
position Of HamiI,on county to unite ip
the election Of said delegs.sss .
This eonrss sare rejoieed % see. Il
can have no other tbsu good effect. Wa
wish the same course had been adopted
here, but as il has not, lstths entire op
position ueysItheless tarD out on The 9lsi,
and participating IN the pOmiastioo, send
up TO Columbus dslsgstesof proper priuci
pie and thorough stamina. E
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

readers 70 the call fora county meeting 70
assemble at the Court House IN Lancaster
on The 2Ist, for The purpose ofno@insiing
delegasea % ihes Slate Convention, 20 DO
held st oolppbns on the ed o. June. sEns
oall Is suthsieutly hberAiand we hope az
OF s'hqfs'sr' parry. who isei interested "a '''s
politics Of the stAte--vho have des're 20
see correct principles snuncia.ed and goon
men PlAced IN nomination. will 10 IN IN. q.
isndan's' end The delegation from E1lsnfl' s
WIN tf pfpfs 10 'is.is y 10 WIN Wv
Convention ana snat OonvenuOn ~ " ~
WIN the suscess or ae'eA o. o. we 'sA'
piacso 10 nomination. : III. 90 epArA0ss'
izsd Oy aifas splsit y gOOo anu eOD's
allys men are placed 70 n0@'naAsD, spu
resolutions eraoodying the sentiments o'
the oPPosltlon adopled' 'asre neeo Do 10 !,
fears o. the result; but On, Inc, contrary =
'ne exclusive policy ps an0p'ea' = uus e,
spec. oe mol paio g ne Americans Anu
old me wings, ueieAs ''ie"a Y lnes''AO'e.
Inc opinion en'el'Alnsa oy SONS 'ns'
Amer'oans snou'a nos rsSP0na " we cab
Is soangefousanu We nOPe "' 70 "OAnuo"
eo' hes snsrs 70 . WI w. WIZ 0us y ."e
people, 10. the oe'. anu most 0Oas'i's.'o
men De selected delegales ss 70 she O'a'e oOn-
E'a ysn.lon; n, ie. snsea 60 pP s',oDg . sns'rOp
position % 'ne Dsmos.-no ~ Pa,'ys urn =
'heir sunsisnOe'Ouo .'u'u 1nu = sno oo
W N''s- 's------ e -..s $3.50
The zahs'viils Fusi'iss Slave Case.
Inc runaway save vnsr'ss saoA.Oa'
VINO escapeo from MS mas'e' u yHg'na
about three years ago. was arrested IN
AAnesyil'e 90 Moncay' NAY 2as A@meu,i
a,c'y upon ms arrest 70 wss 'aAen before 10 .
COCHRAN ESqs unlseo Ssases oomml''
slopper. sno AFTER = careiul sxam'nAslop' was
remHnaer 70 sne Ma'spal = % py MIN
conveyed % me place ir0m whence ne es'
| setfi .sss9 -,
county Jali 'or sa'e-AsePiug' s.ms =. 'D0
"eeoOm loslng auu eA"emeiy p""sn'
1nro''o cls'zsnS y LAnsss,ns mAas sm
daVn ma! ne was nn'swsuhy esSAlnsu Dy
Sherin pea'mnan, aN rn Wnneereupon VIRUS o. ma
peas corpus were served upon sne onsr'n'
c@'maD.' Ahu snoseiwuo ass's.su ~ ms ar'
resi- enu 1ottnPon tne onssu 9'a'es M ar
snais ,laN ~ whose Ss CUSTODY 'ps PFlSoner reHi
was ana upon Whom inc WIZ m shOuld naye
been served ,g2st ,-s.,,. .ss tg,s,
by .his legal iaTce .ne prisoner 1er was as "a
Ken pslots uss 'uaggs anu ~ Y al'Von 1l
sequence, was olscnargea from me seps'o $40
dy q me q ssnef'n, ne neiIher holulng mo-
haslng ssa'noIl'sy g po'a nm fne ~
o' eAc''e'nees ntA, ran N mgr ~ IS s ne Wnole com
.o,.o s.,,tt5;, s.,,atts5;,a ~ ,I,a ,Ih. hu. a u,a;r r.,nro
snd ri. e., ~ ;,S
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An our Remedics are for sale By

For sale by Kaufman & Co., d. SiIord, Lancastes
H. L. Nicely, Baltimore; B. Khib, Rushyille, q. r
HamlIn, Oakland, and By all Druggists and Deslefsu
aIAgeBts. iei Apui 2ss 1852 -0lbSs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
s0RGnUM sTaAR MILLS.

MAN 4TRUMP,s Paieut Hand and Horse Power
" Sugar Mills. with,Ettles and Pans for Boiling
Syrup, new and superior article. Also low priced
three roller horizontal MIL mahufastuFed and for salt
at rac see er-sts-s- DSRST'S FOUNDRY.
Lancaster. April z. Issg-am4g
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lcoAAcNASAlEpl J
To the Public.


3sst0ldA AFaiFfsld y Is as famous for the in-
telligence ofits people, as Tor the fertility
Of its soil. and the unsurpassed beauty Of
its scenery. Men Of energy and talent are
Foabd 10 every, vicinity. A e.'s.7'.s''i Z
Perhaps no other county IN our great
State. can boast Of more self made men,
and practical saisnt, than are to be fouGd
within its limitsi These truths were for
cibly illustrated and plausibly brought to
miad. while e4auiuing and testing the sd
.mirable aotk, key TO Interest,"" by y. O.
RtfTEk. Esq, s ~
This work We are pleased 10 state pos.
sesses haby advantages over every other
system ever published foi computing inter
est, Va dbni SEE AaD IL can b. 80 simpltI
fled. Tits founded npon q correct bssis.
and win stand the test Of time and ths
scrutiny of ages &I.G.l H.
The author was born and raised upon {
farm, and enjoyed no other advantages fol
procuring an education Than afforded BY
ous free institutions oflsarniHg. except az
attendance Of ono term al Matietta Col
i By close application and unrsmittinl
stddy, he completed work Of great pfac
! .ical value. No doubt our citizens and th,
public generally viii duly appreciate hi
llabors, and give him that encouragement
(which well directed energy and tslent de
serves. qs N Il. P.sASHBROOk.
MEf Sud-, 1863. a2e ''a si'f's sll,, e e
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1# Prof. CoERk kD's Lecture on last Fri.
day evening was able and interesting. !
{fsfit tit ~ Y A tt lsr'4 - tel y Tt--e -
w lslavstF riW NaiBfg
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NREAT inducements will be offered Country Nor
M chants nd others wishing Groceries by the quan
uty AT JOSEPH McCEEA'S New Grocery.
Lancaster, May le, ls59--2tf E{
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VETANTED, Cash or Country Produce Of all kind
w in exchange for Groceries.
Lancaster, May 10, la59-9H JOSEPH MeCREA.
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CtTEWAaT's Steam Refined ca NDIEs. the best ID
- America, fOI sale by JOSEPH McCREA.
Lancaster, MAY ", le50-2n
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

AMBURGH 4 BROTHERS >.
FAVE Establ,sheda sranch of heir CInCIHNATT
i CLOTHING STORE, in the city Of Lancaster,
Main street. TaIIIHadge Buildings
whets Ret viii sell at the lowest Cincinnati Prices,
r.tg RvRRY VkRJETY or
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WANTED.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

---------------
WINES. BRANDIEH. etc.
w .....
AGENCY OF
.or,.run m ,,.x,r o.
eouLTNkf 3 w., BRANDY, Cosnsc
a n n IuRNAN pRANuy Rordaaux
"' W. - A'
?. KEEPER CO., WINES, Bordeaux.
-. -. ,,-,,x,
MoEf CHAfDoN, CHAMPAGNE, kpernay.
49,. $1,000 ., 49,, 81. . s.a 80, 1900 ~ ~
penf u's ~ Sks AVN. -,
Iu, ~ rt;nias thesr ua stoct ~ wbcS
u s.i ~ tAo. iey h.rnh
aIwsy ~ sn nnu Vi every ooseip s
s"o Soo VI" sotlini'''on q unyrr
,- l. W. r. :" ~ III .it,aA,s
MI y corner dravier ana ne" A1esee e"ee'e.
$3.50. :, -. 1900. -. - ooCD
SAAEhAC 1MANOIESLWE hAvH a 4.,1
supply on nsnd ana are reesvng oy gitec.
hyored brand we rave 1.-Two " eightn pipes se m e,ghM
pipes We Invite the attention Of the trade and connossen
generally a. this article and For ss
IN New York terms and prices, ~ -
WM L. LSVEhIOH 4 %, - Olo tevSee 81,
49, s-;= -
nnecERREN IARDRv xSz CO. AucHoneers
nnrsisers and 3eneai AGENTS fo the sale Of Real
Slaves Fnrnnre Hank Stocks Pert Wardens and sue
eessIon sales CsIaoes stocks of MsSchand;ss "A
attention will be given to lie purchase and sale
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Aew @.eans Aalu Gessn 9uesdaa zona September ~ 1859
SHERIFT'S SALES.

rmss R o...s SIDNEY nkE EEIs MEsRY
DYViRTUE OF Z writ Of ssIz@r.ei s ~ al. :.
- directed by the honorable The Third ouyt 81
New Orleans IN the above entitled will proceed q IN
public sues,op =. the CITY Hotel Common bst.sn
4 cKkTaiN LOT or GROUND, IN tn. suburb Lv.ud.s
Parish Jefferson the Fourth Distics Of New Orleans
squaN No. no bounded BY Apollo Nayadss Firt snd
date Of the h May 1850 and deposited IN the Office of H. B.
CsDas Notary Public for reference Which lot Measures IN
30 feet front Second street. BY l26 feet
inches in depth, between parallel lines. .
Together with all the rights privileges, servitudss
thsreunto belonging or in any wise sppersinipg.
Seized In the above suit.
TERMs-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
TRoszExE CouR DE DISTRICT u. SIDNEY RELF HEN
de Ia NeuyeIle- Orleans. RYA. LEE-No 13,W
EN yEHTU dun writ de saisie ct yenfe =
No1yee Orleans, dams aaire cidessus e procederai 70
vEHDREDI, % docobre 1885, midi, FHotel de lie Cite
Naturalization de-
w TERRAIN sitns fsnbour Livauda!s pa.oisse DO
Jefferson autourdhn Qusrieme Distct do IA Eouvee-
Orleans dams iet No no. borne par les Apollo Nayades
Premiere Ct Dcnxieme ct oeigne lie No y suivan plan
arese par Edward 6otthe archtece date du Is mai m
pour recouIs petude de H. B. Cenas notare
Bile lie dit terrain mesure americ 80 pisds de
entire 1tgnes PARALLELS.
sebe ous droits privileges servtudes ct
tages attaches ct appartenant.
Sasis dams lafaire ci-dessus,
COEDITIOES-Cornptsnt An moment de
de- Ia parafss 0r1ao
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COTTON SEED OIL

COTTON SEED OIL
The undersigned agents OF the BIENyIIIE COTTON
SEED OIL MANUFACToRY Of Messrs. p Martin Co.
have constantly hand large supply superior article
which ready to sell the favorable terms Al
will be by reference to the certificates the OFT
has been fully tested by planters and merchants who give 1t
their unqualified approval
BLANCHIN 4 GIRAUD,
No. A Old Levee.
We have established depots the following places
v. MAURIN, Donsldsonville. s4,.
vARALDI PHELPS, Paincoutville.
A.PERRIN, Thibodaux
DUFREsNE HUNT, Bayou Goula.
ROTH, DEBLIEUx CO., Paquemine, and the PRINCIPAL
Grocers in this city.
ASSUMPTION, August 2, 1859
During the last rolling the Cotton Seed OIL by
Martin Co., New Orleans used for lights the Sugar
Houses the Augusn and Whta plantations OF ". W. Pugh
Co., Mrs. CYNTHIA Pugh's New Hope plantation,
plantation Of H. j. Bostner Co.. and every respect
found equal, If superior, either whale lard OIL
Gigned, A. FRANKLIN PUGH.
ASSUMPTION. June i, 1859.
certify used Cotton Seed Oil lighting my
Sugar House. and consider equal Gth oil have
used giving clear light and less trouble than most Of
whale oil.
csigned, vENANT HEBERr.
ASSUMPTION, june Q, 1859.
take pleasure stating the Cotton Seed
on manufactured by Messrs. P Martin Co., and
give complete Sat18lacuon.
(signed) A. GENTLE.
During the late rolling the Cotton Seed OIL
from the mandatory Of Messrs. P. Martin Co. This oil
burns we'll whale ogiveB smoke and Ia
TREY free from Offensive SMELL Although commenced roll
earlier ended than the preceding
being much srger- used barrels oil previously.
Sgned) G.PUGH.
NEW ORLEANS, August q, 1885,
We the undersigned hereby certify that wishing the
qualities the different Oils which have sale pro.
ceeded follows:
We filled four lamps of equal size with the following s One
with B1eached Sperm OIL with Winter Strained Lard OIL,
with Whale OIL and with Cotton Seed Ol-he latter
being from the auufsctory Of Messrs p Martin Co., Of this
| city. 4.,.= 5 4.a 5..
The lamps lighted at O'Clock NJ and left burning
in store. The next morning. at o'clock found that
the Whale and Lard Oils had been entirely consumed At
O'Clock A. NJ, the lamp with the Sperm Oil ont The
Cotton Seed Oil still burning giving bright steady
flame ct II O'Clock A. NJ when put out being satisfied
with the result Of experiment. and although might
continued burning greater length Of ime Judgment
the Cotton Seed OIL is for lighting purposes superior
Others being moreover free smoke Offensive smell
EigDed) fOTHIER FAUCHEUX.
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