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

WAsHINGToN, April 3o,--Ths War De.
ptrtment received heavy mail from Col
onel Johnston, commanding the forces 10
Utah, The complication between the
Federal and Judicial officers is fully ex:
planned. and his course is responding to
the requis ions made upon him by the Ju-
dietary, which is coordinate branch Of
the Government. is fully sustained and
justified.
Itappears that Governor Cumming was
acting under spec ial instructions from the
StaietDepsrtment, and directly opposite to
the instructions Of Colonel Johnston aud
the Judicial officers.
The Cabinet to day has the subject uh
der consideration. Colonel Jonsioa's dis,
patches change the aspect Of affairs there
and it is not kown what course The Admin
iStration will pursue as between the Fed
eral and Judiciary oicers.
DR.. Forney, Superintendent OF Indian
affairs in Utah, writes to the Indian Bureau
under date OF March 18th, tht he is in
possession OF such reliable information as
leaves no doubt Of the completely Of the
Mormons in the Mountain Mea ows' niasa
ere; and that. few days after it, ther'
was distributed to each Ct the leading dig
nitaries.of the chhrsh thirty dollars wortl
Of properly. The seventeen children VIII,
escaped were in his care, and arrange
mems had been made to restore them t
teeir friends in Arkansas.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05
.LArEST FROM LoNDON.

LONDON. Wednesday.--An unfounded
rumor was circulated, yesterday, in Lon
don, that another attempt had been made
on the Emperor NAroleon's life.
The Moniteur. Of the eth ult., officially
expla ins the basis OF action for the proposed
Congress. and the present position of the
negotiations. ef ~
The Moniteur says France is willing to
prove her conciliatory disposition has
promised to Feduest Piedmont to disarm
on condition that she and the other Italian
States should be allowed to take part in the
Congress.
Everything justifes the beliefthat no
other obstacle will oppose the assembling
Of the Congress-.
The King Of Naples had parted with
|his. family and relieved the sacrament.
A serious riot had broken out among
the students at Bologna; the troops were
obliged TO frs on them aud several were
wounded. esgs-saPV
The London Herald denies that Eng
1ish ships have been sent to Trieste, All
the routes leading to Italy are still covered
with military conveys and are monopo,ized
for the public service. The entire second
corps d'armee ieftto Join the army Of Italy.
The King Of Naples has been again report
ed dead. but the latest adtices say, he still
survives. Austria is increasing the garri,
son at Ferrara. The advices from India
Indicate tranquility, and the last traces Of
the rebellion are disappearing.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05
moan NnTilCE.

NOT1CE Is hereby given TO all whom 4. may com
y cern. thatat the next sesson ofthe Commission
ers Of Fairfield County TO be Held in June Bext there
will be presented petition, praying for the esab
lisIment Of the following alterations of Road, 10
wtti commencing at a point nearly opposite lie house
Gi George Ring on what Is called the Ridge Road d.
Terging the west Of the pd fdad ihtersecting old
road DIN the top Ofthe hill, thence along old road
point George Ring land east OF Jacob Toinger's
houfe deherging 10 west of old road, until II inter-
seets old road in the hollow little east OF the Bern
township ine thence along the old road about four
Or hye rod and diyerEns west through the lands Of
GeoIee Ring and Frederick Wolfnger until ii strikes
the old road at point IN F. Wolhngers land. where
the new road comnenees running through the land Of
.. G. Rainey, thence with said new road to point on
old road ten or twelve rod south log house on j. C.
Rainey,s farm, thence divcrging east of old road
through the land Of j. g. Rainey and the land Of
Christian WesereicR until Il nersscIs to old road
point few rods north Of said Wesefeich's house.
thence aloug said road to point be land Of Fran
els Brown. leaving said road bearing east through
the land OF said Brown directly south through the
lands f. Moving, and G. b. Porter until uinier-
sects the old road said Porer's house, thence
along said road TO point near the log-house flssae
Eaton. corner Of said Eat0u's wheataed, divergiHg
south through said Raton's land abouta third OF a
mile, thence along said road TO point the Slate
farm the gale leading the Barn thence across
said farm until II tinterseets the preseht road the
south side ofaaid farm, thence along said old road 10
the south east cOrer OF jacob Kfazer's field, thence
diverging south Orpresen road and inter- the old
road west OF the house oi John Croft thence along
said road TO point afew rods southeast 0fthe road
leading to pes93sggls mill diyetgihe east ofPresent
road through Dihbles land crossing old road few
rods east of said Dimbte's new ground thence ram
ming south through the lnnds ofsaid DinbIe aud -
S~itker around the hill passing through the corner
ofsaid Sxit2ers new ground theIce east until it in
terseets tue present road the foot the hill the
west side OF the valley thence the valley to the
foot Of the hill on the east side OF said valley,
large rock, dyergiHga little south east OF ihe pres
road passing through the lands OF the aforesaid
- Dimblc intsrsertng old road near the OF
Henry Hefs fence; thence along old road to Int a
few rods south of road made by Daniel Weaten-
berger, Hence running southeast intersecting the
present road on the top of the hili. = -
Ht6g1fNf II MANY PETTIoNERss
| May Sd, IsG0-3wI FFEE-K ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05
nnIrIrInY

DiED-Aias rssisssso of hsr Fstbsr ,gr. joan
Po~dIs, On wsdnssdsy. ApnIs7. isso % lang Fever.
Miss ELIZA POwERs, aged Hlnslssn years, four
months sd hins daye.
Atasts4ssfl ostadssrsssd Moshsr. tkeioH5~-
ing iinsssrs Isspssifaliy isisrbedic hsr memory.
81 aEt. a. y. pEvtItfsd..
Weep for the youihfaf toadt Lgks some Mir lower,
That bo - ~ head bsn6dtn Size adverse storm,
50 hath ulis loved one drobbe IN untimey hOdf,
And sady Pershed, I'm iiis,t opening bloom
Pale. sis;sksn opsi ihsrsis beaniT 90 ~ brss :,
Thai death's deep sgnet ean1ot fhli s6aeet -
And thnugn th1u - eoiis ai - u - 1fl1citst ttt
sweet smile rssts upon ny sngei faes.
Aqd Pasy eo,ps,ie r.is -sas tsast,I 20. Y "A =
a. sgsstly roesd. 20 rogtIy 30 ths leasb. ~
/ With Fio y ers adorned. smblens % puTitF, =
Thy fofpir laid .giihiaiis sarroF hoDsS IN
Weep Tor The yopihfaf dead. for nj sloyedLsAld,
Toe Jo1. thlf ~ ffcasant ~ lnt. y p a
Whose eheernR smiles each passing hour bfgInicd,
Ard round ~hossf paib way, ilfs's sweet hoE'ret'
rf sHoPei ca go fatGa
fAiasl how faAed noa! ufs's promised Joys
or halnb0S brigh tness all feeling dream; r.irt
iff hopes rs pleasures. mere dclusfNe toys.
A. brief aud trausient a. The metsor't gieam.
AID Sel, Sask, SIy rssdru tie youthfsidsad1
bHemt ffom cares, and Al nfeb veary toll,
They 60, kabpy land, from SORROWS freed.
Fspsn anguish, pain, and even coming NJ.
Mourn not the youthful dss1i lmId angel basds
| With joy exuitihg. they re tFiumphaht borne,
To share the raptnTes Of that spdtlasd,
And dwell where hoW'rots over fadeiess bloom.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05
One of the Most Prevalent. and at tl,esau

One of the MOstPrevalent, and at "a a me
Time troublesome and painful diseases that attend the
human flesh, is the Fever and Ague. FOr long time
me medical world have Leen forth
numerous specifics for ts permanent cure. bat all
without effect DR.. Hosteiter, an experienced and
celebrated physician, has succeeded 10 furnishing the
public with valuable preparation for The cure OF Pc
yer and Ague. The steady and Increasing demand
lately made for the Bitters and the universal sue
cess attending its use bave made for It reputation
surpassed by any specific OF me kl For the cnre Of
the Eever and AGue.p Dr. Hostelefs celeb rated Som-
aeh bittes fius and should claim supefiofity over
aD5 other preparation extant-
Sold BY druggist and dealers gene rally everywhere
" rF'See advertisement In another column.
May 5, I65g-iml
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05

NTOTICEi l. hereby given TO all whom II qiay Ron
~ cernthat at tho next Session fthe County Conf
mssioners OF Fairfield County, Ohio, TO be held in
JUNE NEXT, there will be presented Peiitionpray
ing for the vacation Of part OF the circleyIle aud
Logan road IN Ciearcreek Township. Fairfield county, ,
vile Turnpike Road; thence East. wit h tie Section
line between Section Nos IA and 93 about 60 rods;
thence South through the lands af, Henry Dusiman
about so rods nnt 1t iBte Tsecs the to4d on line be-
tween James Lawrence and Heny Dustman' lands.
F, May %, ls50--3w59t MANY PETlTIoNERSs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05
T,soIsSdaoa. Ea,.ksgsEe.t oa,,o.

Iremeaauoua AsafthluaAe ~ tuttos
3 On the Rsa d Msrck. q bali past sight
"a the morning. 40 safihqaak- which shook
the niouataia rangs Of tbs ChimbogaE5 for
lie space Of Iohf minutes. deslfoyibg al
most entirely The eity Onto. and killed
lrom 1000 10 5000 persons. TIE church.
e. monasieEies, converts and Siaie edi.
ices are almost al rsntlo fragments. The
conveht Of San Augnslin. the TAbeJnaele
de "a CspilIa. the Tampls al the sserario,
the Oathsffas ths CqrEens Of eahfs c,.is-
lima, The Palaeip Del Obispo. Ebei Chapel
OF IA MsTosd. the phapsls Of the Caihed raj.
OF The Copaaia. o. the Ho-pil5. Of lie CAD
MEN Vsjo, The cIoisters Of tho Convent Of
Santa Domingo, spart,of The cosviciorio
! OF San Fernando. are ali PlFlisily or wholly
| in ruins. Also he CoDssnts Of San Diego
sauta Clara aad Santa Barbara. There is
scarcsly bouso in The city that is not
badly damaged.
That portion OF the Palace aecupisd by
tie Minister Of the Intetior. 4 great part
Of ths College Of San Luis. and the splen-
did mansion OF DR.. Albuia, have also fall
en-. All the principal buildings Of the
neigbboring towns Of San Antonio, Colos-
ola. Machachs., Chillogallo and MsgdaIs
ma haye been destroyed. The loss Of prop
srly Is esiiuated q three millions OF doll-
ars, aud from the poverty Of the people
it will be impossible TO repair aud rebuild
any great number Of the better class ot
edi6ces destroyed. The shocks we're
felt simultaneously in Tacuuga, Ambatc
and Alausi. and in TiDpullo thseafth open
ed in various places. The earthquake wa,
also feltst QaayanddilI, Butt did no dam.
age there. s rssy
/ The temples Of San Frapcisco. de
lSagrario and Santa Clara were Of beahli
full architecture; the temples and conventi
OF Santa Lomingo., la MeFced and Sar
Augustin. all had fms stone f,cades ahC
towers; the temples Of Santa Catalina ant
Conception, and the ! Hospital, also, hat
stone iacades. sfst4@ @sfN%
Quitois said to contain shout 8, 600 in
habitants II is built on an extensive plain
against the mountains OF Penecillo ant
Pichncha, and is about 9. 500 (st aboy,
the level OF the sea. Most o. tle house
are two stories, some three, AID par
one story. Many are buHfof barnt brick
with handsome facades, but tie creates
portion are unbnrn orick or adobe.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05
FIIs. FITsL FITs! tITs
bR. HAMcEls. gEaETsBLE EXTRACT
-@ta rAat

EPiEEPIlC PIEESa -.
Fer t1t Cdfs u Fits,SpdsW, OfihPs End affyIfgSnt
~ "A aaa CoaSfifHtf5a ~ q )jseastf. 40 as.
VHKRsoNS who are laboIlnk nhde eEthi sdistte saing
L. palad Y,W NJ and Dl, HkEcE's EGkFA blfsE III
LEPTtC PILLS to be III only rsmedy aver discoxef q
ed Tor Gu ring Epilepsy or Failing Fls.is1s s7as
These Pills possessa specific aetion onithe nervous
systein; they are prepared e.peeslly
speciAl benefit for ALL persons afflicted with waHk
whose nervous syst0m has heoh ptostrated
or shattered from any cause Whatever. Tn gchronie
complaints, diseases OF long
ed by nery ousness, iheyare exceedingly benenciAI.
Price 80 per box, rtwo DO xes for S. Yersonb owl
OF city, enclosing re ttance VIII bayethe Piee
sent the mhroneh u masl free postage. II PRO
sale by SETH S, HANCE, No l0s Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Maryland, 10 whom orders from all parts
( JuAe-l7. lese--ly7 a. saeas.i,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05
ROAD NOTICE.

NIoTtCE Is hereby given 10 all whom Il may con-
IN Germ that at the next Session dfthe County Com
missioners OF Fairfield County, to be Held In JUNE
NEXT, there viii be presented petition praying for
the vacation vi the following deseibed County Road,
to-wit! C5mmehcing on the Old Federal Road, al or
near the Union Meeting House in said COUNT. In the
Township OF RushcreeG running East on the line be-
tween the lands OF Benjamin Fry and Joseph Leib In
Section Ten, TO the Old Tea Road. (which now va
cated,) In Fairfield County, Ohio i9
Abrf2s, isss-swsss - = ~ 80 y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05

ET Alady whose style, Of piety was
more Infected than altfactiSe. once took a
friend to task for wearing feathers .Bat,'
said the friend, ''why are my feathers snd
more objectionable than the brilliant artiI
fetal flowers in your bonnetg" "0h,"
replied the ceuscrious lady. Christians
must draw the liue somewhere, and 1 draw
itrat feathers" fe sr,5e sss \
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05

REThe steamship Vanderbilt, which
lett New York on Saturday, took ut three
horses for the Emperor Napoleon. from
Jerome Napoleon BopeParte Of Baltimore.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05

MoRMoN ,ExoD1oUs FROM DRNMARE.---
Over four hpndrod Danish Mormons left
Flensburgh, on the I'd inst. in the steam
ship L. r, Hoidt. bound to Huh Enslsndy
where they will embark for tbs United
Statess sThsir'destiuation IS the GtsaE
Salt Lake, The men were mainly young
and robust,while the woman seemed some.
what more advanced, in years. and msuy
OF them had infants ia their artns.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05

TF YoUafe ii want 6f . Watch. CtockEx
u rany piece OF Iexve Try call IN BuIehj "a.
ts Ills stock is large, comprising an the latest
Styles and wilt be sold low as tho quality OF
Goods can be furnished East. ~ = AZ e-,s.. "a - y.
Lancaster, April et, 1919 19msf "a -, q a ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05

ESaTbe Napa (California) Reporter
says that's gentleman living near Santa
Rosa, discovered, Que evening recently, q
considerable tdmdlt ahiong his fiock of
sheep. Going among, them to discover
the cause, he fodhja couple of them with
their thtoats cut and dying. = Imseihipg
this destruction to be the work Of wildaaaa
imals. he cutthemnOpen and dGseofsted a
lot Of sifyichniue inltheir bodies. The
next morning he foiindi tke poison had
done its work. Four panthers, measuring
not less than ,tigkt, feet 'front.' tip qtoTtip.
were dis6oyeted dead in a, few. rods of
where the sheep bad been left t-' .Tgg
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05

DuFF'S G0IIgGB,

TINE OLDEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE MER.
u camille College In the United Stafns4 Estabiish-
ed 10 is4o. Working nnder perpetual Charter
lpc2ted al Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Columbus
Ohio. Wheeling, VirginIa: and Bu rlingtoB. iowa
$40 pnrehase asehoiarshp IN any Of those
ments, which entities the holdertQ an uhIifpited 81
tehdanee IN all, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
ForfHii particulars seud for pamphlet, circular
and specimen OF writing.
Address. DJPF & DgEAS, ProprIetors.
May 5, le50-I9 a4. sel .fga
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05
OYERFLOW. ATrLOUIsVII,LB.s

LouIsyrLIr. May /, Evening River
rising half an inch an hour. Twenty five
feet on the Falls. Third street bridge is
'foHr feet unier walet. Second street
bridge is stiIlpassible. The cellars in the
lower part Of the city from Third steetr
down are again fled with water. Wealth
er very, pleasant. THERMOMETERS at noon 10
at 3 80 F. M. 81.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05

\
GAS TAR FOR fnR PEA6u BoRER.-A
correspondent Of, The American Fatmer
writes that he bad found gas tar a preven-
Itatite ofitlieravages Of the peach borSr.--
He had previously tried l,me, ashes, root,
sulphur, itobacco o,stalks, and almost every
REMEDY tscdmended, finally knowing that
the boref deposits its egg at various times
from June to October, in the bark OF the
tree, near the surface OF ths gtouhd, he
cleared away .tbeleafth from the body and
roots Of ths tree to the depth, iofl A. lew
inches, fandias soon as Che bark was dried
spf1ciently,,iL was rubbed with q corn cob
uHtillit was stfooth. The gas tar was
Fthenaplied with paint brush as low
down as The excavstion swohldiaIl9w,s and
fof some three or four inches above the
ground. The earth, was flied ihto the
holes agaiu, and il was found the next
season that the trees lwere perfectly
healthy and unipjdred by the worm or tar
Four trees were thus treated IN 1853. In
1880 all the peach, apricot, and plum trees
plante a. andotthese thee borer was only
foppd in, TWO peach tees in, 1853. Gas
Car e naturally very drying, and should
be, applied with caution. In this case it
seemed ohave been efficient. and not to
have been injurious. Still we think in
thc case Of young trees eepeciallygsa safe
operation would be, after digging the
earth from the stem to place ring Of
strong brown paper around the tree, and
smear i with tar. 81,
; The above was banded US by our &ot;
thYsold friend JIMMY GATES. and to al
lovers Of the delicious peach we think il
worthy ofalair tEials 1f 5000.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05
.lAliival OF lhe aNorthern LIght.

NEW OhhJ ApIll ,OOs
The steamer Northern Light has arriv-
ed from Aspeuwall. She brings dates to
abe 2lst. She encountered stroug north
erly gales during the entire passage. She
brings nearly seven tundred passengers.
A serious riot occurred at Panama, on
the evening Of Palm Sunday. The mill
tary were called out and remained under
arms allnight. At the request Of the
American Consul. Commodore Long, Of the
American fleet sent ashore three hun
dred men to protect American residents,
! ut Fortunately their seivises were not re-
quired. -, ~.
The United States frigate Vandalia arri'
we'd at Panama on lhs Il inst,
The Roanoke was to sail from hspin'
wall on the .21st fer San Jose.
The steamer Washington. hence for Sar
| Frauci had not reached Valparaiso a
the latest date, April /, and fears were en-
tertained Of her safety. 30 r.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05

IN. I'D. received by me, are warranted TO do we'll
an give Satisfaction. A. j.. C. UrCH, sAgent.N
Lancaster, April 81, Is59--2mSI ss o--ssEt ael-F
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arNHaA - 80
C,Aan - 4 lllG ~ hI I ..s,.r., s,v,n.
-, r y ieslial = =. a1 q, i1, ta,. ..ees
ea naln ssseeti efAhi " ~ i1iiou,aG aslslss.
~ Evss, 80 10 sS.i i, as.dst III AZ tshsol "A
~ Sven sisis,s q BIiug nsisssia asaslaA
TS1ss E,s.,s., ,sasus., ana lss,i osame Of
S.PsT NcsSss. fssss, Host, rau. sad Rsbe.r
g0Pfs and lheasand thllel oisetfy day 80, snd
ilal eve V uoqy 4ant4 iilA u u -
iF-siaeis.s kmOrolaerinr tss'li. u every Rlnd
.ifS l.s.l.ssa Blii iissI rseaene ,,ns-
~ 'sas''''
Ianes,,ef A Rrll p fss1-slf
P.s-sfh t4ss e.issllsA u.ah .ia1 AL l.ce. whers
WHITES MAGIC ilNtNRNr can, BE ohtsined. In
Isq county, Thls lleinsnt n, w A eqpl u
~ wpnt ccnllbg n ihe tfIhnoAy N |hfsd NH
hlFsosahit. Pflee soes ~. ~ htllIs. ~
AAnsas.eE. ARrll =, lEie,lslN ea.El
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON

s.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Times telegraphs Tonight that Secretary
Floyd has received volumipous dispatch.
rs from Col. Johnston, commanding iG
Utah, who 'giyesa a very gloomy account
Of the conflict between bimself and Gov.
Cumming. and between the Governor and
lthe9judiciaty. The Governor, after, Col
Johnston obeyed tho requisiton of the
IJudgefor "a force TO protect the United
States Court, threatened 10 call out the
Mormon military to drive off our troops. =
Then Col, Johnston sent up several addi-
tional companies, cf infantry, one of artil
lery and One Of cavalry, to sustain the
guard ifnecessary.
y The dispatches were Immediately com
municated, to, President Buchanan, who
seems greatly EN- barrassed atiths turn Of
rsffairs. aa ~ 4s,3 t7Sreisa' .1i.ali
Secretary Floyd heartily approves the
action Of Col. JohnsIoh. q So, n. M
1 The dispatches exhibit Goy.s Cumming
| iu no enviable light. PartiesEin New York
who are we'll advised, detlare that the
actions OF Gov. Cumming are hit 5art and
1parcelo Of a precoucerted plan that Col.
Kane's late mission to Utah was uhderta.
ken under the express Injunction OF Mr..
Buchanan to hush up matters with Brig.
lham Young, and tint Cumming is acting
IN accordance with hints conveyed to him
from. official quarters to take his cue from
Brigham: hence his play iptotbe hands OF
the sMormons. The President commis>
fsioned Col. Kane to beg that the row
might be allowed to blow over at least un-
til ths,c close of the present Administration
l'Tbe information given in the foregoing
dispatch Of the Times correspondent, con-
firming the previous reports Of the stale Of
SffairS in the Territory indicates that the
action, Of Col. Johnston had essentially
knocked in the head all the plans of Mr..
Buchanan. 1t is undoubtedly true tina.
he feels the embarrassmento Of his position.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


~so - ~@ScD . hCSAs
NOTICE u hereby given, that the nndefslgued has
" been duly appointed AdfhinlstFatorof the Estate
ofyAC0B 2, REch. deceassd. lats Of ffaiTheld conn
y, Ohio. All pefaons having claims against said Es-
tate will rreseDt them for settlement
Gated within one yeas=abd all those indebted will
make Immediate payment 70
JOSEPH RRiSMUND, Adm 'tor.
Lahealter, May 5, Is59-5wI 49,.
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EamN fOn. sake.
SORGHUM SUGAR MILLS.

WAN TRUMP,s Patent Hand and Horse PoEsr
Sugar Mills. With Fiiles and PahA for Boiling
syrup, aud superior article, Also low priced
three roller horizontal Mill mapafaeIursd and for sale
At rc DtRST'S FOUNDRY.
Lancaster, April :, isso-5raiS ~