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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

UNwENTY-THRR3Y Years have elapsed since com
L me- need the Grocery and Provision Basin 0ss,--
Every business day during that tne have kept books
and charged. Many have always paid me promply.
nd to my sorrow, must say, great many have not
While time was lively there s1fieient amount
paid debts TO Offset cha ges, which gave the
of capital, but when times changed diner
ent, the collections stopped the large amount ofgoods
charged tends 10 lesson my capita, which dsables
TO buy Goods al a fair rate.
Now Cor selfproteetion, from and after this date,
my books will be closed against all persons and
goods will be sold without CASH, or such articles a.
We usually take In exchange.
In conclusion, would say, have on hand yer!
heavy Stock of
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

EaT The 6nancial affairs Of the New
York 4 Erie Road having become SO thor
oughly rotten as to require an immediate
looking into, Mr.. Nathaniel Marsh, 1t pres
ent secaetary, has been appointed Receiv.
er, at the request Of the Trustees of mort
gage bonds. s t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25
PLATFORM SCALES,
weighing from 700 to 1900 pounds.
Lancaster, February II, ls59-a2 J, G. WEAVER.
!. HAOning C0ngh-A Card.

TEyHiS troubles0me and sometimes dangerous mah-
dyhas be en- and is still prevailing 10 n consider
able extent The treatment ofthe dominant school
medicine is simply palliative and does not propose
TO abrldgeit duration n single day.
The successful treatment OF qu a number ofcases
justae me In saying, that bylheuse of Homeopathic
the severity tho disease may be lesaenod
and its average duration shortened from four to SIX
weeks. C.. BARE0WiA. ID!
Lancaster, April ~, le59--SOtf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

GFSpecial attention is directed to the
advertisement Of SrULTz & BEALL. These
gentlemen are ever ready to wait upon
their friends. and customers. aud present
them with fine life-like pictures.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

EE-R Read T.W. TALLMAD GE's advertise.
ment "To Purchasers Of Missouri Gradu-
ated land" ThEoD imparts some useful
TO those dealing id western
lands. Read his advertisement.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25
DR. MORsE.s
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.

DIR. MORSE, tke inventer OF MoRsE's INDIAN
ROOT PILLS. has spent the greater part Of his life In
ws spen. thee gsars a.ns
the Indians of our Western oountry--it was in this
way that the Indian Root Pills were frst discovered
ali diseases arise from IMPURITY oFrHB BLOOD
that our strength, health and life depended upon this
Vital fluid. . AH .hs ~
and why so many dle fsbeeause they do notget me-
dicne which will 10 the afflicted partsy and which
out hence, large quantity offood and other matter
is lodged 81 the stomach d neanes are literally ovor-
flowing with the corrupted mas thus npdeTgoing as
blood, which throws the corrupted matter frorgh
every vein and artery until p taken from tho body
by disease. DIR. Morse,s PILLS hare added TO them.
selves victory upon victory, by restoring millions Of
tn sick TO blooming health and happiness fasthop-
sands who have been racked or tormepted with scE'
ness pain aud anguish, aud whose feeble franeshave
been seorchsd by The burning elements ofragng ieTer
and have been brought, asit were, within step
Of the sept grave, stand ready 70 testify that
they would have been numbered With the dead had It
not been for this great and WONDERFUL mediciHe,
Morse's Indian Root Fills. Amer ono or two doses
had been they asonlshed, and absolutely
surprised, IN witnessing their charming effects Not
only do they give i'm oediate case and strength, and
take away ali Sickness pain aud anguish but they nt
ones 20 towork atthe tho disease which
is the blood. Therefore, Ii will be shown especially
by those who psethc Pills' tntthey yil 50 cleanse
take lis flight, aud the nush Of youth aud beauty will
again return and The prospect Of long aud happy ife
will cherish and brighten your days.
| CAUTION N:AsMerchnnt aud Traders will be onther
guard and not be imposed upon by Counterfeit OF
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills. signed AZ 3. MOORE;
All genuine Pills will herenfter have tho name aud
signature OF b. LAKE JUDSoN, Successor 10 A. J.
White g. Col on each box.
All ordor letters relating 10 said Pills must be
addressed to b. LAKE JUDS0N, 50 Leonard Street,
NewYor, sole proprietor Of DR.. Morses Indian kooi
Pills, or WM. MGbGE & CO., Earlvlllo, Madison
DrMorses Indian Root Pills are sold BY all deSlen
in Medicines.
the land. Parties desiring the agency will address
above for terms. Price % cents per box, ave boxe
! will be sent on receipt OF IL, postage paid
Sold by KAUFFMAN6 d co. ,iLancaa,er; FL. Msl
Y Ter, Somerset; 3. Kalb, Rushvllle; Abbott aud son
ClearpoFu B. Kiefsrber, Oakland; Dyuggists and MeT
en- ants gone rally through the country.
! July ", ls59--iy1s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

EE CASE, of Logan proposes to make
TUTnrLT, RiiNhY and ScHLErcH, a counsel,
and three to control the Democratic party
ii this Senatorial District. for the next ten
years. He may save himself any further
trouble. they have usurped that position
ALREADY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

EE Rev. J. H. CREIGHTON, will reply
to Arch bishop PURCELL, at the NJ. E.
Church, on Sabbath afternoon. next Aug.
2sth, at 8 O'Clock, The public Of all de-
nominations are invited to be present.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

re- Go in and see JnfMr Lyons. the
fat man, who is now ofFsriag Dry Goods
al very low figures. He weighs only 45s
pounds. is 6fset il4 inches high, aged IS,
Ho will be on exhibition for a number Of
pears. Go IN and take a peep.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25
Pleasant Township Seminary.

VTtHE Second half Of the Second Sessol ofthe Plea
sant Township Seminary win commence with
the FIFTH day ofSEPTEMBER, A, ID. 1859.
On Wednesday and Thursday previous, there will
be an exa mination OF the different classes, and on
Friday, (september the 2d) origipa addresses will
be delYered by three or four young Ladies, and by
severa: young Gentemen.
n ~ :. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal.
Pleasant Township, August 10, ls59--iwl6.+
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

ThANks.-We are indebted to Mr..
Howr. that prince Of good fellows, Of the
State Farm. for handsome present in the
shape of two hage watermellons. They
Hara delicious.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

GT Tom. CoRwIN. is doing great SER
vice in the present campaign. His effort
at Lawrence county, published in Tues
days Gazette. will be read with much in.
tsrest, and we think accomplish much
GOOD.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

Ey Gov Chase m ,de short speech at
the recent Plymouth Monument celebra-
ton. and showed his appreciation of the
enterprise in, we doubt not, satisfactory
way, by donating one hundred dollars 10
the fund
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

Eg The Ohio Eagle has published and
the report Is being circulated, that "the
foreman Of large manufacturing Co., in
this city, has embezzled from his employ
ers $4,000 in the last seven years." Will
the Eagle inform us who this individual
f: Q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

GTThe Republicans Of Highland coun-
y have nominatedJ, H. Jolly and 7. B
Miller for Representatives, P. F. Vauwiu
kle for Treasurer, R, W. sprague for
Sheriff, J. NJ, Borman for Prosecuting
Attorney. and William Town for Comm s.
sicner.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

ETA modest young lady desiiihg a
leg OF chicken at the table. said she would
take "that part that ought to be dressed in
pautalets.' A gentleman opposite immedi-
a,ely called for that part which usually
wears the bus,le,'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

EE The Republicans Of Warren county
have nominated for Representatives.. Nah
lon Wright aud s. Scott; for Treasurer,
Matthias Rapp; far Recorder. Mortimer
zell; for Prosecuting Attorney g. R. Sage;
for Commissioner Henry Sherwood; for
Infrmary Director, Aaror Stephens.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

ETWe are under Obligations to Isaac
Julian, for some ofthe largest and most
luscious yellow cling peaches we have ev-
er seen. This fruit we understand is Of
Mr.. JUL,1N's own budding and growing.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

1TOr Union Schools. are again in
sssSionAtating bad boys fromtto streets
add we trust doing good generally
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

Rs-On Sunday last was buried, our
worthy aud much esteemed friend and
fellow-citizen MAuLAN SMALLEY. Mr..
SMALLnY was buried by the Masons. eco
Of whom followed his remains to their
last home. Res,J, H. Creighton preach (
ed his funeral sermon to the largest con-
gregstion eytf assembled in Lancaster on
like occasion. Mr.. SMAILEF was most
worthy citizen and exemplary Christian.
His loss is lamented by many friends.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

VIHE undersigned will offer for sale, at public auc'
u tiou, ON the premises,
ON SATURDAY,; September "a, 1850,

TIME undersigned will offer for sale, at public auc-
III tiou, ON the premises,
ON saturday, september "a, 1850,
at O'Clock, p. NJ the following Real Estate late
J. owned by JAMES CHAMBERS, ,deceased, situated
in Fairfield County, Ohio, to-wit: Part Section No.
thrty-six, 1857 township No. twelve, (2l and range
No. twenty, (2Q) and bounded ,and described by the
ary of said section twentyeght (2el chains and hfy-
six 1867 links east from the southwest corner thereof
thence north thirty nine t39l chpins and sixty three
(63) links to post thence south seveptytwo 72 de"
grees east twelve o chains and thIrty two links
to post; thence north eightyhree Hs) degrees and
thirty 1907 minute least fou4chRins to apostthence
south fortysix 46) degrees east nineteen lg chains
and fifty (50 links to post; thence south hnyiour
(54 degrees east three (3l chains and fty (5Ol links
10 Walnut thiry-sx (36) inches in diameter; thence
east four (4) chains to post thence south thirteen
13l degrees and thirty 3O minutes, east tS) ,hans
and fy (50) links post; thence south twenty four
24) degrees and fortyhve (i5) minutes east four ~
chansAo post thence south thirty 3O) degrees, east
two 2 chains and eighty three H3links to sycamore
thirty 1901 inches in diameter thence south thirteen
and half degrees, east ak l6l chains and thtr,
ty 1901 links 70 post set on the south boundary 0t
said sectlon thence with said south boundary west 10
chaine ndeg9tyfeuT ls4l Links 70 hs place Of be-
Acres and ninety 1881 Hphdredths Of an Acre Of
Tsrms Of Sais. .Aone third cash in hand, one-thIrd
in year and onehird In two years. deferred pay
ments % be on interest ron the day Of sale, and DO
secured by mortgage on tho premises; TX
4, . MAHLON ASRBR0oK. Executor
-, of the VIII Of James ChRm6ers heceased.A 4
III ? At the'aane time ahd place, terms made Known
the day of sale, Xviii also sell 80 Acres situate In
the County Of Hooking aud State ofoho--deEised 70
Mary Ann Ashbrook by the said Jgnes Chambers, de-
ceased, 5fIt MAHLoN ASHBk0ok.
August Is, IsJO-5wI6bfS730 s Ho
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25
Observation-Disclosures
NEW YORK MARKET.

NtW YoaE. AaRusf -, 1859.
FiourAetivs aud unsettled a. saIoc low On: snIeso Of
so barrois Al - 954f Is far supet0pe fats; 81 ena
70 for extra do: o5a4 20 for supe dno Westaf a.
25a4 s. fore0mmon togood extra Weasfn: ll0al 10
Tor old and s0n5 for fresh ground chipping brands
extra Ioand hoop Ohio closing heavy.
Wheat dnii snd 10 favor u the bsyer saes or 5000
bushels. inciuding UnsouBd mixed a 7Oa-ec: naW
Ned southern At Snai Is; BaW White Soulhern, 81
3lai 10 and neV Red State Al 10. ~! "
COrH scarce and armer. sales Of no buahebs 81 77c
Tor old mxsd Western in storr: 7sa7ae for unsound
White Southern .Abd'mixed nominal at 7ae.
ais steady ai 3513sc and 36a40 for Western and
Canadian.
whisky steady and unchanged: sales exc a
Batter m at isalee for Ohio; Isae0e for State Asd
22ax9c for exffa.
Cheese steady, and in demand ats sase.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25
Road Notice.

NJoTicEh h hereby given, that petition win be
presented 70 the Commissioners Oi Falrueld cOun-
~, Ohio tthsiT September session, ID. te5opnay-
log for alteration " couniy kosd, (xpogn ss the
Cireleyilie aud Logsu Roadl said slteTatiOn 70
neDee where said Road iDterssets tbe Hne between
The lands 0f HsnFy nastmAh and James Lawrence;
thence West said line, about any reds ~ N ztDss
Vile and MaysTille Turnpike R0ads and thers 10 ter
inmate. And said petition Ill further pray that
much ofsaid cirelevile and Logan Road, lhs line
between said Henry Dusiinan aud Philip Ksifs,Der.
and also. thai that par Of said Road TupnlRg from
beginning point Of sald aiteistton above dsscifbed,
being distance Of ab"nI 100 rods be vacated.
August 4, is59-lwl4s PETITIONER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25
Groceries and Provisions,

Which will be pleased to deal out to my Old Gus
toners and public generally, terms cheap rs can
be had in Fairfield comfy.
Remember, guarantee all articles and eorree. all
srrors made at my Establishment, also SELL FLOUR
and all articles In small parcels the public do
mands. As to my former transactions Of business,
leave you TO Judge. JOHN LYONS.
Lancaster, June l6, l65g-am7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

Dry charcoal dust aud plaster Of Paris
are said to be good non.conductors for
water coolers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

ET Read DR.. Man LY s advertisement Of
lis next monthly visit in another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

AToTIcE i asFsby Eisea, thai sks nntcralEnod has
been nupoinfsd and ouailfed as slratoT on
The ksate of JaeoD g. Smith. deceased. late of Pair
held C0apiy, Ohio. an psfeon havng claus against
said E1ata III present them for .setenisut legally
anfheuiea.sd within year-and all hose Indebted
witLiAM 0 SIXTH, Adm'tor.
AngasIII, Isso-3uis.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25
DW. Nh a N.Y..

EDW. Nj a NJ NN
OF NEw YORK.
formerly Physician to the New York Hospitals Mem
bor Ofthe Dhited States Eeieciie Medical ssoeia-
tion; IBYentoref thq eelsorated Lung Tester
Author Of a New Work On Ihs Causes and
Treatme ent ofCOnsumptlon. Cancer and
all disease OF the Lungs. Throat,
Blood, LIVER Nerves. SKIN Eyes, Bars. &c, &c, &e.
WILL MAKE MS MKT MONTHLY yisI-
LANCASTER,
On Tuesday, sept. o 1863.
He will arrive on the hrs. Train going West, aud
every month through the ysar.
DR.. MANLY has had extensive experience gilmore
Hopitals aud inarmaries OF New YORK and Philsdsi.
phia Having also spent several years among the
Indians. has had ample opportunity 10 beeoms per-
ageGts used by the 'MsdIene Menu Of the diaereat
Tribes. He will treat all The diseases that aesh "a
heir to. His medicines are composed ofBatks, Buds
ia the goodness OF God, we believe that Tor every
maiady there Is found IN our own soil sure and
neverfaliug remedy. By the aid 0ftheIe remedies,
Cancer, Ineipient Consumption, Serofula. Khsuma.
ism, Fits, Salt Rheum, and all diseases Of the Rye
Ear, Skin, Nerves, Throat, Lungs Liver sud stomach
are cow durable In my hands any other dlssass
Is curable.
Cnre. WarfaAtedt ExqniinaiiOn. Free.
Hours Of consultation from stOG eaehdaJ. DR..
NANLy will visit this town once every month through
lshm ent Of Hospital in New York, to be conducted
by Dr.. MANLY upon the principle Of the new school,
or American Eclectic Practice Of Medicine. He was
educated in the College OF Physicians and Surgeons,
In New York aud for many years praetieed the 'sold
school system" About ~ YeaIs since, he beeeme
convinced ofthe great eriofiy Of EcsetIcsm and
such has been his suceess from that time, in rhe
nt OF many thousand cases dseas-
es enable him to warrant cures, In spirit Of
confidence which only knowledge can give. DR.. MAN
LY viii be happy to operate for the removal Of en-
larged Tonsils. Tumors, Cataract. for nearly all
diseases requiring surgical Interference.
AlthouI II s not the best node OF examination, The
Doctor Will when desired, describe 10 his patients
their diseases, without asking any question: He has
in his day book. the many Hundred patient.
in this vicinity who have been cured within The past
three months after being pronounced hopeless by the
old school. The and addresses patients
will be given ifdssired, to enable the reader TO oh
tain the details OF the Dr. MASLY will bhnl
with him more than hundred bags OF roots &c.
fresh from the diggngs. with which he Will suppl!
| Lancas ter May ~ 1852 II.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25
Putnam Female Seminary.

TTNHE Fall Term will commence on Wednesday,
III September 81, and close the 2lst Of December.
Charge for board, washing, l2 ps. per week, ares,
light, &c. per term, $44,00.
The Winter Term will commence on Wednesday,
January 4th ard close on the Attn of April Chafges
as above, S4s, 90.
The Spring Term will commence on "Wednesday,
April,l9,And close JEly l2th, Charge, $1,000.
Tuition in Preparatory course,.- -s..S y perterm.
do Seminary proper. do
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

nEsIRABLE CITY PROPERTY and oUT-LoTs,
IL adjoining City, for sale cheap, terms easy.
apply to 3. S.HANNl NJ,
Lancaster, July %, ls59-lsn Real Estate Agent.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

without charge.
A liberal deduction will be made IRON the bills OF
the daughters OF INDECENT ministers and
Unless by special agreement, all bills must be pao
in advance Catalogues will be SENT on application
to the Secretary or Prln cipal
We are somewhat inclined to set forth ,aecording to
custom, the superior exceences and advantages of
this institutions bu acting on the maxim 'let another
man praise tn hee and not thine own mouth - refrain.
Putnam, Aug. 1s--4wI6 A A. GUTHRIE, Sec'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

TNNHE nndsrsigaod have fos sale POUR HUNDRED
Y THOUSAND GOOD BRICK Il ne csyfsH Byisk
1syd, aorlh of Toss, shieh thsy viii sell In qnanh-
AoraSi Il. is5s-smIs LYONS 4 HE'D.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

m1,r, 0ryxy 1pryOTp
ta- The fONLl hhItOIE >
IHr lTtnR Iyfu,
III NKIV LLEU In. nj 1KAEI,
-.
- yF - WITH, IMMENSE -
HI ~ N rTnnnT Mt
HIM H. a IN III HllRHR H. a "
1lO III IL III " ~ b0LtOA 64A4'
DEMAND
,.l. ,r.....s.. .s-s.s.... 4.
The reason way, y , tnal " nalae 80 80
restores the natural eoao. ., M va va .sa
bseomes grny supplies ne nA.aIHl nal,' sno .nSs
Kehng snd heat from the scalp, qnlets AMI tones up
the nerves. lhd hus cures All nervous
may be relied upon to cnre al alsease oI me se1ip
and hair; II VIII stop and Keep taIbs cn'
u son, glossy As1nhy arg esnttyEl' nno !. useu py
The young two or three nmes week. ~, ~, ,sN
fall on pr become gay tncn tea"ct, 'ne ioo"
Ing and Iudge Tor yourselves $1,000 ,s.a '}
ekw tohe, yshna s,. g ,,, 10.
MessTs. Wooo q oo.-5enueheht ,,ta.n na'rhB
heard good deal abous rfoiessnr Woou BAH ne
storative, and my halr Detng quts Eray. Es Haoe W
my mind TO lay aside The ptelndiees which LIN com
mon Witha great nny petSeie had aeainst AZ man
ner df patehttaedieliIet and snoIt time ngo com
meneed using your astteles 70 tes. " iot m!sfiL
Fhe result has been 80 very sausthetory tnat am
very gad tdtd soe and N lusnee 70 YOU. ss Vel ns
or the eneonraTementoI OF no may pe IS ~
but Nee having my % y
setting aside are unNhhnk 70 tlso youI
thal they have inIther pr9oI ane me Ssss Psooi
sene oecuias - wt.e ;ou an,s ,ssseI'
which yen may hoHIo any snen ana aIso oiIee, tne
y me SS.tnE.hss ptqn. MnS ~ ve1 o1 a. New
YORK WIRE haine Es.s sHs ~ u, IN; T.,
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-04-23

UNE INVENTION DHIvER-Les journaux de rOues
parlent beaucoup de linventon dun steamboat d'ni
yer due NJ. Norman Wizard, ct qui est en- vote
dexecution Ia Prairie du CHEN, sur e haut Missis-
sipi. Linventeur expique ansi le but gull Sc pro
pose:
LIE bateau que je construis aura douze pieds de
large sur 10 de long. Dams peau, line caera du'un
pied. Son propulseur consistera en- une couple dc
machines-locomotives agissant sur une seule roue
motrce. LIE fond ct les c6tes de la coque sont en-
fer sur une hauteur de trois pieds. La partie supe
rieure est close ct resemble un wagon de passa-
gers, chauf4 par la vapeur. Cent voyageurs pour
ront trouver place. LIE bateau sera ais6ment goa.
Verne par un pilote, au moyen dapparels qui en-
contr6lent complement Ia marche. La rapidte en-
est reglee par un frein vapeur LIE tout est place
sur des patns combines de facon passeg sur cnq
pieds de nege, sans eprouver une reaiasance consi
derable."
a celia le Press de Chicago ajoute: :
" 81 Ia glace Sc rompt, un apparel prepare Get
etfet remet en- quelques minutes le bateau hors de
reau, pour continuer corse. La roue motrice est
pres du couronnement ct rinyenteur estime la vi
tesse ordinaire sur la glace, vingtquatre miles
Fheure; 81 la gace est claire ct solide, il croft quon
pourra atteindre jusau'a 80 miles l'heure. La
cabine IL pieds sur 49, ct e bateau pourra porter
outre cent passengers, cnq tonnes de marchandises.
LIE poids total ne depassera pas trentedeux tonnes
LIE Leader de la Prairie du Chen annonce que II.
Wizard en- ce moment 40 ouvriers rnuvre sur
son bateau.modsle, gull espere avoir achieve dans
te commencement de mars. A cette 6poque, lie Mis-
sssipi est encore eprisonne dams ces regions, sous
deux peds de glace solide qui permcttra de pro-
e6der lmmediatement aux essais pratiques.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-04-23
Vente Publique:

Succession du DR.. Hugh l.. Wilson.
Inn vertu dun ordre de la Cour de Dis
- trict, dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Ian.
dry, il sera yendu par un encanteur compe-
tent, lie
Mardi, FL Maj proclaim, 1859,
a la Maison de Cour, aux Opelousas, les pro.
prietes ci-dessous decrites, savoir:
To- La moitie Quest du Nord,Est de la
Section No. T. 8 S. Rangee 4 Est, conte-
nant 81 27-100 acres, scion le certifcat No:
21l9 du Register.
20. LA maitie indivise de Ia ! n de la Sec
tion No. l, Z. S S., R 6 E., contenant 3l8
54-1O0 acres, scion lie certifcat No. 240O du
Register.
80. La ! Quest du ! s. E. de la Section
No. 2, 7. 3 s.. R. 4 g., contenant 81 27-1OO
acres, scion lie recu No. 2919 du Receveur.
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