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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24
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The greatest number our friends, are
bought ones. That's. they ara our friends
because we in some way contribute more
to their comfort. or benefit, than we re-
celys from them in return. Such friends
will. when Adyersity Assails their bene.
factors. ay in every direction; jus, IS rats
are known TO do, whsn the ship is 10 dan
ger OF sinking.
True friendship, which is the lesi'ina's
offspring Of benevolence aud ehsFi'y. inI IL
Gates itself in the trying hour when frisn Is
are really needed. These principles have
a rudimental existence 10 every breast;and
they would assert themselves. and estab.
lsh unity of brotherhood and mutual aid
which would become universal, il they
were not overlaid and choked ont by sci.
6sbness, and love of the world.
1t matters not dear readar, what may
have been your position in life, when
prosperity attended you; you may have
received the homage Of the high and low;
let me tell you. that should adversely over.
take you, and strip you Of your earthly
possessions. you will find many OF those
upon whom you have conferred the most
favors, turning the cold shoulder.and leav-
ing you to sink orswim, as it may be, be-
cause you are no longer able to contribute
to their good; or, isst you should need the
aid they are in duty bound to render.
But, in the dark hour, you will see
your true friends. as you see the rocks.
when the billows which rushed upon the
shore have retired with the flood to the
bosom Of the mighty deep. HOMO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24
Fer the Lancaster Gazette
Let Ohio raise her own Trees.

g.
Juslyat the present season there are
good many agents Of eastern nurseries
canvassing the country for the sale Of trees
This is all right, but the farmers ought to
know some things that would save much
trouble time, and expense. Some Of these
agents may be honest, but they are nearly
all'in the employ of men that live at a
great distance, and wholly Irresponsible
Trees brought three or four hundred miles
from road to road, sometimes for weeks
laying in depots packed in large quantities
moulding and rotting are not worth half as
much as il raised here and set out the same
day they are dug. E stern trees are plan
ted and raised. and dug, and packed, and
sold. at @holesoIe bury and speed and
profit is the cheif things considered. They
have rule to make no amends for trees
that die or spoil on the way. An expert.
enced fruit grower stated not long since,
that not more than one third of tie trees
that go out from eastern nurseries ive.-
The roots are often cut close to the body,
SO that if the Tree even grows ittakes it a
long time to recover. AS TO the varieties
nothing can lie objected except hat they
don't always suit this climate. For iD-
stance the Baldwin is one OF the most
celebrated winterapples in New York and
Boston is the eheif kind sent among trees
to the West, but in tbs region it is hard
} ly good fall apple.
But can trees be obtained here at home,
and at fair p ices. and OF good varisties?-
First as 10 varieties the home nurseries
propagate the same kinds they do in I'll,
east and north, only they leave out such a
aoe found to fail. The great fairs ant
fruit t-conyeniions govern all kinds of nur
sery men. fyou look over twenty cata
4 logues east, west. north and south yol
will see about the same kinds with the ex
ceplion above named, which is a very i'm
i portant one. AS t. price have no hest
c taiion in saying TIE western trees are th
: cheapasti Of this however any person ca
s satisfy himself if he chooses. Not lon!
ago / knew ola New York agent selling
a man some apple trees "sigA unseen," 70
e 25 cents each, when by going six miles b
1t might have bought trees worth thre
p times as much ior Is or 90 cents and n
- risk at all But where are those establish
/, ments? answer, right in old Fairfel
y county Chic.
7. Two Of these are near Lancaster M
'e Gravit, and Clarke IL Stalter. In til
south eastern part Of the county the Brc
l. men nursery by Ri. Black who nevt
lie fails 70 keep himself posted in eveiythin
r. that relates to his business. In the ives
ur ern part Of the county near Carol, we ha,
~ the enthusiastic Kaufman, whose tre'
II, will show for themselves. Last but NJ
i'll least We have the Lithopolis nursery by
it. Creighton g. Co., who have been for yea
accumulating a good stock. More anon.
POMONA.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24
PREPlIRIlYG TO BUTLD,
COurt OF Common Pleas of Fairfield
0OuatY, Ohio.

John WaQenhais against II U. Whie. Jr
CIVILACrION on NOTE AND MORTGAGE.
yNNHE said THOMAS q. WHITE. Jr.. (Nho lisa non
n resident Of the State OF Ohiol will hereby take
notice that the said John Wage hath this day
died his petition in the Court ofCOmmoB Pleas Of
Ohio setting forth that the said defend
ant on the 5th day o January, A. d. 1854, executed
and delivered said piaiu!if his certain three prom
ssory notes rs follows: due two FEARS fer date,
PAYABLE to said plaintiff ordsr, for the OF sesO.
with interest from date, payable nnnuEil; one drc
three years alter date, pay able Aforesaid for the
sum OF 40. with Interest from da.e. psta5ie ahnua
ly and the other due four after dnte pay able as
aforesaid. with interest from date. payable annually.
That all OF said notes due and unIad except
DO rtOn of the interest thereon which has been paid
uD to the 5t January S That in order To- isctre tue
paymemt fsail note tie said defendant. Oh the said
StL January IS5i executed and delivered 10 the said
plaintiff his certHin murgpge deed upun the following
premises situate in said Copbly of PairAeii, ahd
known as heing parts Out Lots Nos Eleven Twelvh,
mencine on Columbus Street In the CITY of Lancaster
tha pont Ofinte with Hen Street cxlende
East: thence South along said Columbus Street., go
feet; thence East, va 50 min West, IN the pldCoumbus
Road, so called; thehre North along said Columbus
Road to the point Of said Allen Street
80 extended; thence West in line parallel with the
South boundary line, to the place OF begiBhings-
Which said deed OF mortgage subject to condi-
tion of defeasnce upon the payneni ofths said sever
al pr nmissurs notes Aforesaid The petition praS
for Judgment for the amount due upon said three
several promissory notes, and that said mOrtcaged
premises b1 sold according - law and the proceeds OF
such sale be applied TO ihe payment of what may be
found due 10 said paintif. The said defendant will
therefore hereby t notice. that unless be shall APP
the next Torn nf said Court 10 be hudenin the
Cy ~ Iaucastor, Ohio. the 25th day Of February
next and plead, dsmur TO said petition, the
same will be taken rscd. aud dscroe agains
him accordingly JOHN q. RAIAEY, Clerk F.C.P
! p. VAS TRrNP. Attorney.
January -, ! lS5D--GwI1pfSt -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

By seiaI eHdoD
mentor the rstief theSiek dHd disr6sSsd afflicted
pith Viruisnt and Epidemio diseases.
The Howard Association, in view ofthe awful des.
truction OF human life causedby Sexual dseases,nnd
the deceptions practiced upon the unfortunate VIC
tins such Diseases by Quacks several years ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as Charitable
Attworthy of their name, to open DfspensDry for
the treatment this class of diseases, in all their
FORMS aud TO give Medical Advice Gratis. 10 all who
apply by letter, with description or theircondtion,
(age, occupation, habits life, &el In cases Of
extreme poverty furnish Medicines FREQ of charge.
thehighest Medical skill of the aye, and will furnish
the mast approved modern treatment
The Directors Ofthe Assoc aton, in their Annual Re
port upon the treatment OF sexual Diseases, EXPIRE
tho highest satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the labors of their Surgeon in the cure OF
Sperniato rrhda Seminal Weak ness, Impotence, Go
norFhma, Geet, Syphilis, the vice Of 0nRnsm or Self
abuse DC, and ordera continuance OF the same plan
for the ensuing year.
The Iirectors on review ofthe past, feel assured
that theirlaborsn this sphere of benevolent effort,
have been 9rcat benefit to the afflicted, especially
to the yonnc and they have resolved to devote cm
selves with renewed zeal, worry important bui
/ much dispised cause.
An admirable Report on Spormatorrhna or Semin'
! al Weakness, the vice OF 0nanism Masturbatlon oil
Selfabuse and other diseases OF the sexual Orghrs
by the Consulting Sarseo VIII be sent by mail On
sealed envelope,) FREE OF GHARGR. on receipt OF
/ TWO STAMPS for postage Other Reports and Tract,
ON the natu re and treatment of sexual diseases diet
&care constantly 6eing published for gratntous dis
tribution, and will be sent 10 the afflicted some o.
the new remedies and methOds of reamen discov
ed during the last year, are great value.
Address, for Report or treatmeut. DIR. }. SKILLlN
Y iUOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon. Howard Associa
ton No South Nine Street. Philadelphia, Pennsyl
vonia Bv order Ofthe Directors.
EZRA y. HBARrWELL. President.
Il GEORGE FAIRCHlLD, Secretary.
February 81, ls59-ly43
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

WEDDTso IN A DEArn CHAMBER "A
correspondent writing from West Union,
on the North Western Virginia Railroad,
says that Wedding recently took place in
death chamber. at Spring Hill. near that
place. Mr.. Barr aud Miss Ripley whilst
the father Of the lady. was lying corps. =
Itappeats that that day had been set for
the wedding to take place. Mr, Ripley
was suffering with the consumption, q et.
pired on that morning at six o'clDcS,. The
groom proposed to put off few woeLs,
bat the bride insisted on its taking place
Immediately. The wedding accordingly
took place at nine O'Clock, over the corps
Of her latber,--[ Wheeling Intelligeneer
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24
PHiLADELPHIA MARKET

PHlLaBgLPBiA, February 81 ,isjg.
Fionr comes 10 siSE ly bas advanced zoe: saies
or geo barrels So erfhe al u ag, aud al IS
a6 80.
Wheat has p~pfd tendency; sales 81 40 toi %
for Rcd. and white at ! IS Ia -.
Corn is Ia good request. b=i sgpplies come in Glow
Is; sales Of Yellow a. 7Se.
Rye is active at 9Oe.
Oats seiling freely at 52e.
Rio Coffee 81 ltzte.
Whisky dull Al % cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

GpIn our last issue, in the proceed
ings Of the Teachers Institute, occurs the
following errotans. "Resolved that cor
poral punishment be banishod from our
school, was discussed by Riser. Whitney
and Pugh. in the affirmative, and by Hill,
in the negatively 1t should read by Hill
in the affirmative, and by Riser, Whit
ney and Pugh, in the negative.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

WooL.-Tbe price Of wool the coming
year is expected TO be high. Spectators
are already offering to contract for wool on
the Sleeps back. at unusual prices. IL
may BE- well for fpFmsrs to look into the
mattsr.--(Cd Fact.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

GEESE Great ArriUal from Tie Wst.-
We noticed few days since, flock of
geese in Ohio, said to contain six thou
sands en-route 'to New York and market,
Yesterday in passing up town, we eneoun
tered as we supposed. this grand army Of
Ohio geese. marching with slow and sol
enu grace through Fourth street eastw ri
in the charge Of numerous captains Of
thousands, captains Of hundreds. captains
Of fiities, and several little corppri+ls in
command Of tens and twentes; each
armed with a long whip which was in
limidately used to keep the stagglers in
the ranks. Iuterspersed tbrouhout the
multitude with grey geese and white, were
some hundreds Of tall black turkeys. which
gave the army sort Of a m ilitary appear
auce. Although it was novel sight in
New York TO see such drove marched
through the streets, and it attracted large
degree OF attention from class of bipeds
generally supposed to have more brains
than ths bipeGs that were driven. We are
not posted as to the ultimate destination o
the goose army. One Of the captains
said; ITO stock Connecticut IN. Y
| Tribune.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

In TIE WRoNo BARREL.- A. U. S de-
putty Mar hal having hear SLY whisper
that fugitive slave was being trasported
from bondage by express, via Dayton. pro-
ceeded in shady wayne learn to the U.
S. Express OH e, this morning with the
determination to smell out the affair. Go
ing into The Office. he carelessy examined
the dead bears. the live cubs and wild cat
there ou deposit, but he was not satisfied.
1t was whispered that the fugitive was in
the barrel, with air holes in it. Such a
barrel stood before him! Hs instantly
knoked in the head, aud ramming in his
hand to grasp the Gully by the hair--he
jsrked out again with a cry Of pain. He
had put his hand in'o barrel containing a
live porcupine, and the outraged varment
had resented the iniignily by filing his
hand with quilts! The Wild cat joined
in his wall, and he got out of the Office
without further thought Of the fugitive
about which he had been sold!--[ Dayton
Empire, 12lh.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

ET There is large emigration from
Salt Lake into the southern sections OF Cal
iforni1. The local papers state that the
towns ara crowded with Mormon fugitiycs
from Utah.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24
Pleasant Township Seminary.

TVNHE First Session ofthe Pleasant Township Sem.
mary will close on the Fourth day of Mareh. 1850
Aud the SECOND SESSION will commence with the
FOURTH DAY or APRIL,A. d. 1859.
Tuition Is Eighteen Dollars for the Session, which
will consist Of isG, or 80 weeks.
Alltuon must inyariable be paid IN advance, and
until such is paid, will bp considered Scholar.
Board viii be furnished by the principal at 81. per
week. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal.
February "a. ISlQ-GMI9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

A EKw STArE,-Tbo Legislature oil
Wisconsin has now before it resolutions
cosenting to the organization of new
State along the southern shore of Lake
Superior. to be formed of the upper pc
nnsula of Michigan and that portion of the
State OF Wisconsin which lies above TIE
45th degree of latitude, or from about the
mouth of the Menomenes River in Green
Bay, westward in nearly direct line, to the
ST. Croix branch Of the Mississippi River;
thence up that branch, on present bound
ary, to Lake Superior,
The press OF Wisconsin aud Michigan
earnestly favor the project. The territory
out Of which it is proposed to form new
s'ato is rapidly filing with population
mainly devoted to the development of its
exLauslless mineral resources 20. S. .Jor
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CfNcIEEgTI. February 81. 1889
Flour=The market quite dull to- day, and the
busihess goEe Insignificant Psicrs unchanged.
aud connas 10 tdote supeTine al s. 50aj 90, and
extra at 1856.
whisky No change Ia prices; sales al 155<e.
Sugar and Nolassea duli and prices nominal, ex-
ccpt iB tho small way. Coffee unehaBSed.
WI eat The market Is qEietHha prices unchanged.
We qnote prime bite, at 81 IS, good at zeal ss,
fair At IsaI - nnd ked 9nai Is.
Corn-1he demand is fsir, and prices steady, ni 6Oe
for fair mis- xed.
Barley-rhere Is no change ~ importance In the
market. The demand Is fair Ht Soe for prime Fall.
Hye--SmSli sales at 9Ga9se, marx 81 rather dali.
OsIs far demand, and prices hrtn, 1t SIC.
Beans-Salss Of prime White 81 2bal - y.
Butsr-The market IL arm, and prime Rolo sells
reu.lv NJ aIa9gc
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

l4r The last Of tbs S,minole Indians
have been removed from the glades Of Flor.
ida, where they withstood our attempts
to subdue them. as brayely AMI successful.
ly as the Circassiaus have wlhstood the
armies Of Russian despolism. At length
by intrigue aud bribery, we have done
that which we could not accomplish with
the sword, and the feeble remnants Of the
powerful nation which so long put us at
defiance, consent to quit the laud Of their
herosm and suffering, for a new home in
tie west. An exchange commenting upon
this event, says
"Florida ought to be agreat and pros
porous State, and now that she is al last
free from the Indians, who always were
The dread Of emigrauts the tide Of emigra-
ton may take start"
The hope is delusion. There is ye
in Florida something more dreadful thar
/ lndians--that which has blighted farel
States, and will keep Florida insisDfican
aud poor: Slavery has ever been worse
than seminoles. Ohio State Journal
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

EV The weather hiss been colder in
Western Texas during the present winter
than for fifteen years before. TIE Rio
Grande is nearly frozen over.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24
AttncJlncnt NOticc,

john w. stced, Plaintiff, against George W. Bene-
dict, Defendant.
HBEFORE Alfred McVegh, Justice Of the Peace In
and for rIIockingTownship p TairdeldC ounty, Ohio,
on the 3Ist day of January A. d. 1853, said Justice
issued an order attachment In the above action for
the sum OF $50 80 JOHN w. SIZED.
February 10, ls50--3w4I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

E1' San Frarcisco has. every sunday
night. English, French and German thea
ers, in full blast. Probably no other city
in the world of7O, 900 population coull say
as much
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

WHAT IT IS DONG FOR THE Sick. VIZ.
ScuUonMAN, Esq. tho well known Litho-
grapher, says
II have rrequ, nty used Barhaue's
Holland Bittsrs. and find it invariably res
leves indigestion and debility.
Rev. SAMUEL BABcooK, says; "Ifound
special relief from its use. for severe
headache, with which had long suffer
ed"
j. W. MCDOWELL. Esq.,says: II have
used BerhaOt' s Holland 8itters myself
and recommended it to others. knowing ii
to be Just what il is represented"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24
BALTIMORE MARKET

btLrISoSE.P February 81, 1853
Flour dull: Howard aEd Ohio. 81.
W64st aetive and searce; Wiiils 30aI 20, and Red
35aIsD.
Corn Is arm az 55a76 Tor Yellow aud 7Ga7e forvhite
whisky 1nli; stat, aud Ohio ~ Iay9e.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24
COMMERcIAI INTEILIaENCE
Ianeastef aIaTks1s
NEW YORK MARKET.

Nav fonE. FrIFnnFy q, IslI.
Fiorr--Wiihaut Important anEr; inff rior grades
du; medium and good grad 10 vcrs hTniy held: .nlas
80 $50 barrels al IS Mas 80 for superne state sSpa
70 FOR extra State; s. 4oaJ 10 ior superae Western
Q usnG 70 fnr common W medium eNtra estefn. and
tas 80 Toy shipping brands extra baud hoop Ohio
closing quiet.
wheSt- iinovauf, with fair demand; sales Of ai7o0
b1sheis al 9oe for uns0nnd Chicago Springs 81 20 for
Nintei Rcd Western; 80 f0r White Michigan, aud
GO ior White Canadian.
Rye dail nj 20 10 - cents.
Baileydsl AZ 30 10 s3e. Barley Malt 9se.
Com lille Ingrc steady; sales ~ " 0n bushels at
- - HJe for mixed Western in store aud delivery.
Oats arnSr ~ 81 SIC for State aud 60 20 65e for
Western aud Canadian.
Whisky dull and pOminal At 26<e.
Pressed Hogs-Quiet at6t * ~ Dc.
Butier-in fair request at II 10 ISc for Ohio and
10 10 % for state.
Cheese -slehdf ataIE 20 II &c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

EyAt the Convention of the Editors Of
Pennsylvania, Just hell in Hrrisburgh,
thirty-niue counties and large number of
papers were represented. The Governor
was invited 10 seat as honorary menber,
and spoke in response to call. lie said:
"Nsarly forty years aso entered a
printing office, when was small boy
j went through all the different grades,
from the lowest printers apprentice, to
that of the conductor Of public journal,
and published paper for some fifteen or
twenty years. l pss ssed through the poor
boys college, in making my way through
life. My first place was that in which
many Of the editors here present have made
! their first appearance. Printers and edit
ors have right to be proud tf their art.
l need not say to you my fellow citizens,
that did not come here TO make speech,
because you will learn that before am
though. Printers, say. have right tc
be proud of their art. Cast your eyes bacl
for few centuries, when there were nj
printers, and you find that the whole worlt
was euveloped in darkness, and that to bt
poor man was to be seri and a slave
Now, civilization aud the arts aud scienct
march behind the printing press. Wher
ever you send your army, the most poien
machine that goes with that army, NOR
formidable than the cannon, more terribl
than the sword, is the printing press tha
is carried withit; every platoon contains
printer, aud in every battle that has bee
fought on this continent, the printers hav
not only done their part with the sword
but with the printing press; and to-da
the printing press is most feared by the ty
rants of this world--for it is the tyrant's 70
and peoples friend.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

EEA Sewing girlii Chicago has reeeiv-
ed intelligence that she is one OF three heirs
to an estate of $l35, 900. 900, by the death
Of an uncle in India. The reader may be-
lieve this if they choose. lftrue, that gal
will be some pumpkins now.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

EFIt is sid that |, 700 young men will
Take diplomas from the Medical Colleges
of Phila 'elphia this year.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

E8r DR.. SHEPpARD's Water Cure Es-
tablisbment for females exclusively ia at
Columbus Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

HARVARD ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA.
We invite the attention OF our readers 10
the advertisement of this well known be-
nevolent Institution, in another column
We have reason to believe that this is a
sound, useful AMI reliable Institution, and
we'll managed.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

RE Read advertisement of EcLEcrlc
MAeAzINE in another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24


LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY. In the House,
'the resolution offered at the last session.
relative to furnishing public arms to thu
Urbana University. was indefinitely post
poned.
The Board of Public Works sent in a
communication in refer noe to breaches in
the Ohio canal, in the vicinity of Chilli
cothe, which was referred to the commit.
tee on Public Works,
Mr.. West, Of Logan. offerad resolution
instructing the Finance committee TO re-
port by bill or Stherwise, as to the expedi.
onoy of providing for the payment Of the
State debt by negotiation OF bonds, which
was laid on the table.
Mr.. Mott offered resolution, submitting
an amendment to the constitution, SO that
the Legislature may pass laws to license
the sale Of spirituous liquors, which was
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Cantwell introduced bill to project
the Judicial and Legislative department
from the corrupting influences of corpora
'tions. Any member of the Assembly
or udge of the Courts who shall accept
a Railroad pass shall be deprived Of his Of
foe.
The Perry county bill for the removal
Of the county seat, was reported back from
the select com mittee Of one-Mr. Vanaita,
with lengthy report against the passage
of the bill, which was ordered 10 be print
ed.
The House passed S,naie Joint Resolu.
'tion, relative TO the claim of David Ross oi
Wood county.
The Senate bill provides for the correc-
sion of errors in deeds. by the Governor
for lands sold by the State of Ohio.
To day being the anniversary Of the
birth. day Of Washington, in accordance
with custom, both branches Of the Leeis
lsture adjourned to meet Wednesday .-Ohit
State Journal, 22l.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-24

BETrue eloquence consists in saying
all that is necessary, and nothing more.