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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
THURSDAY, Nov. ed, 1850
To our Patrons.

We have reached the thirty fourth mum
Der of the present volume Of the Gazette
and as yet. but few Of our friends have
paid their subscription. We are much in
need Of money. We are running the Of
fee at a heavy cash expense, and have to
rely upon our friends for the "Ming need
'Ja." DR.. Scott, upon assuming the
.'chair editorial" )" announced to his Chen
patrons that payment within nine month
should be considered in advance. We
agreed to fulfill his promises in that be-
half. SO that all who pay within 0 months
from the let Of April, get our paper for
81. 30. We hope our friends will come
to our relief. Give US me ney and we will
give you good paper.
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PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
PAIN NILhIR

The Gre al Family Medicine Of the Age.
XNTR ast the attention Of the trade and the public
w 70 Ibis long and unriyaled Fam'ly Medicine for
the cure OF colds coughs, Weak stomach and gone
debility, ipdigeston cramp and pain In Stomach, bow
el complaint, collie, darrhpA. Cholera, dc.And for
FEVER and 80 UE, there is noshing better. Ii has
been AVorabiJ known ior more than twenty years 10
be the osIg sp' specific for the many diseases Incl:
dentt9 the huinan family. fatsraGliy and EttsrHaIiy
| 1t works equally sure. r' 49,. 8 '
What stronger proof Of these facts can he produced
Ihan The f9'owlng letter received uH'OIssd hom tho
Rev. a. w. Curtis; g
ROxro, M.coxr Go. Michigan, July 6. 1900.
MEssgs, J. N. Harris & Co.
Ge.tiensA:-The confidence have In Perry Davis
Pain Killer as remedy for Colds, Coughs. Burus,
spraDs aud Rheumsiism for the cure OF which have
successfully used it. Induces 70 ehoerfnly recon-
mend It's virtues 70 others.
Anew months ago had recourse 10 Il 70 destroy afei
oD; although neVer heard ~ its being used for that
purpose, bat having su gred inie usely from former
one, ana having no other remedyht hand, applied
The Pain Killer freely for abou afteeb inhtes al eye
nlng anu repeated the application .yery briefly they
nex1 morning, which entirely destroyed the Felon and
increased my confidence in The utility ofihe yemedys
mini.ss Sf.Sc 1 WESLEYAN W.
The PeiE RiHsr has been tested in every VARIETY
ofcIlmAte, and almost every nation known 70 Ameh
cans IL Is The almost constant companion and ines
Unable inend OF the missionary ard the traveller, on
sea aud land, aud no one should trsfe oh tho EakSs
or Rivers pifhom it, .sf ~ = f.5s I'll .-
BE sureyou call for and get III genuine PanKiiev.
as many worthless nostrus are attempted TO be sold
on the great reputation ofthls valuable med eine.$
Directions accompany each bottle. Sold BY dealers
every Price aS cts. ets and 81 per bottle
j. y. HARRIS 4 CO. Proprietors
rertne western and southern states. Cincinnati, o..
Sold Wholesole and Retail bY @. kaufman q Co.,
f. y: Slocum, SiHord q Sturgeon, Lancaster; Richard
B. Walker, West Rushville; p Hans, PIearahttiiles
A. FeadmskerI& Brother, Waterloo; Brossman and
Andrew, LlthOpolls; David PfObost, Marcy; Wesley
Macarthur, Mi lersT6ft;J. Lefch & Co. Amanda
November ], le60-lysI s.ts.,. s..s,... D. H.. -,
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surrounding circumstances, have beer i'm
PEELED into crime. Such epithets applied
to violators oflaw, who have been detect.
ed, can have but one effect, viz: to sepa.
rate them forever from the fellowship Of
civilized society. f #t
Are not such our brethren? Are we
not bound by every sacred obligation, to
restore them TO the respect AID conf
dence Of society? He who taught
nothing but love, charity, and forgive.
ness, would have said, neither do I con.
demn thee, go thy aOay and sin no MORE"
But aside from the teachings of OUT
most holy religion, who can expect that
any good IS to result to offenders, OF
to community. from the use Of such cpl.
thets, From the very nature of mans
disposition to resentment; his desire 10 be
rsyenged for insults and oppression, or
sights and contempt Of his personality,
it IS almost inevitable, that SO far from ef.
lecting. even the smallest amount Of re-
formation upon our erriDg brethren, that
they will be thrown back on society, ten
fold more vicious than ever.
Besides. there are many in the bosom
OF socitey who, receive the confidence and
smiles; it may be even the laudation OF
those amongst whom they move, who are
not less criminal than their less fortunate
fellows; but who have escaped detsctioD.
Others there are, whose crimes and out
RACES arc not embraced within the legal
codes. These are matters for grave con.
slderation. But while it is universally
conceded to be one of the first duties Of
society 10 protect itself against all ag-
gressions upon its common interests, or
the rights of persons. it is questionable,
whether any contingencies can ever arise,
to justify the infiction Of ignominious or
Degrading punishment upon its members,
whom 1T mas failed to educate up to a
healthy state Of morals, or to a Just ap-
probation OF righ. and wrong.
Let the question be asked; why are
some men better in all respects than 9TH
ers; and why are some more vicious than
others? The solution is two. fold: men
who are born of tho worst parents, and
surrounded with the worst circumstances,
will, all things else being equal. be the
worst men; aud vice versa; those born
under the most favorable circumstances,
and whose conditions in life are the best,
will, for the same reasons, be the best cit.
lzus, and so of all intermediate grades and
conditions. In other words, man is, uH-
der all circumstances, what his parentage
and his circumstances have made him.
Some Individuals rise above, and be-
come superior to, their circumstances. -
These are exceptions to the general rule;
AMI when such instances occur, could it
be known, j! would be seen that there
was in the individual, the latent gems Of
progression, Inherited from some remote
parentage. Blu. in all cases society must
afford its members incentives 10 action;
the moral, intellectual and religious ad.
vancement. Whst is most needed, is, the
Development of the moral, social end re-
ligious sentiments; Just Sense OF ipdi.
vidual rights; of social equality. and fra
ternal regard for each others good. The
attainment of these ends, is the first duty
ofsociety. OBSERVER.
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IMPORTANT from EUROPE

New York, Nov. 1S.-The steamer
Vanderbilt, from Southampton. 9TH, ar.
rived at noon. ..t5
Admiral Napier is dead. 4l
Hurst beat Paddock in five rounds,
lasting 10 minutes. No knock down
blows were given.
The Piedmontese under Victor Eman-
uel gained brilliant victory on the Sd,
on the line of the Gargliano.
They attacked in front with troops
aanked by the fleet aud dispersed the
Bourbon army. Tents. wagons and stores
were left in Emanuel's possession with
LOO prisoners. General Sonnaze pur-
sued the enemy afterwards and occupied
Mola, Positions commanding Gaeta
Emanuel was expected at Naples, immedi.
ately Garibsld was at Naples. An.
archy reigns at Viterbo. The voting on
annexation commenced at Perugia. The
inhabitants of Viterbo fastened to vote
Notwithstanding the French occupation
and Pontifcal gems G'arms. 1t is re-
ported that the conclusion of the treaty
of commerce between England aud Aus.
tria is unfounded. .. t-.a-s.
\ large body of troops remain outside.
The fortress at Gaeta have sent a pro.
posal of surrender to the Piedmon,ese. ''
A later telegram from Shanghai says it
is reported that negotiations are not going
smoothly at Tien Sin,
Chappel's Piano Factory in London
burnt. Twenty persons injured.
A telegraph cable to connect Singapore
and Rang is about to leave England.
Length 1900 miles.
Fresh troops left Turin for Naples.
The core crop iu Italy was deficient.
The demand was full in London for
money but no pressure. Some doubt
whether :lte the Bank will RAISE the rate Of
A telegram from Hong Kong Sep. 18th
reports teas unchanged and silks decli
ming.
The Etna arrived at Liverpool on Wed,
nesday. y,r... ,.. a.s
III. G and Eria shares advanced.
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THANKselv1NG.- Thursday the 29th, as
will be remembered has been set apart by
Governor DENNlsoN, as day of thanks
giving aud prayer. We hope the good
people in this vicinity will properly OBJ
serve it. We have much TO be thankful
for. The past year has been fruitful oi
good-the earth has brought forth abun,
daEtly; health, wealth and general pros
perity have flowed in npon us broad,
deep and constant stream. Let us then
be thankful, Let US put OF our wordli'
ness for one day and send up an earnest
AMI ardent prayer for the blessings pres
ent and promised.
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President Buchanan,s views.


Whatever doubts or suspicious, say,
the National Inteligencer. may have beer
raised in any mind by the language o.
partisan sheets supposed to reflect the
views of the Administration, we have on.
ly TO recur President Buchanan Inaugu
raj Address IN order to discover the d.
rection III which be may be expected to
WELD his Influence when the National I'm
ion is threatened with disruption by any
recusart State or States. In his Inaugu.
raj Address he held the following Ian.
guage
ut is an evil omen Of thu time that men
have undertaken tc calculate the material
value of the Union. Reasoned estimates
have been presented OF the pecuniary
profits and local advantages which would
result to different States and s, ctions
from its dissolution, and of the compara.
tive injuries which such an event would
inilict on other States and sections. Even
descending to this low and narrow view
of the mighty question, all such calcula-
tivns are at fault. The bare reference to
single consideration will be conclusive
on this point We at present enjoy free
trade, throughout our extensive and ex-
panding country such as the world never
witnessed. This trade is conducted on
railroads aud canals, on noble rivers and
arms of the sea, which bind together the
North and the South. the East and the
West Of this confederacy.. Ahnihaote this
trade, arrest lis free progress By tie geo
graphical lines ofjealous and hostile STATES.
and yOu destroy the prosperity and onward
march of The whole and every part, and
inUolUe all in Que common ruin. But such
considerations, important as they are in
themselves, sink into iGsignidcance when
we reflect on the terrific evils which would
result from disunion TO every portion of
the Contederacy-to the North not more
than to South; to the East not mote than
TO the West. These | shall not attempt
to portray, because | feel an humble con.
fidenre that the kind providence which
inspired our fathers with wisdom to frame
tie most perfect government aud union
ever devised by man will not suffer it to
perish until it shall have been peacefully
instrumental, by its, example, in the ex-
tension Of civil and religious liberty
throughout the land" .
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The Gazette an s'Iucendlary Document 81
During the time of our connection with
the Gosette we have sent it to GEO. F
WITrIE, of New Orleans. formerly Of this
place, whom we esteem most highly as q
gentleman and friend. Our paper Of the
8th-inst., ss will be seen by the following
note from our friend "GlLL," aocidenily
fell into the land of a Southern gentle
man. who had the unheard of temerity tc
exhibitit among his friends as curiosity
The poor fellow it seems, had hardly pull
ed the Black Republican thing out of is
pocket, when he was taken into custody
BY an officer. His protest was puavail
iDg-bis solemn reservations that he was
a aSouthsrnor. were unheard, he was moi
even Suffered TO explain. and, but for the
timely interpos iiion of Mr.. Write, he
would have be en- Severely dealt with. -
This transaction is its own commentary
tits but another evideuce Of the madness
ofthe South and the essential brutality oil
slavery,
i. New ORLEANS, Nov. 18th, 1860.
Msssrs. Editors:
.,, Your paper, 1.-THE Gu
sstfe Dc Dsmocrat,) created quite a distur-
banoe upon its arrival here this morning.
"A gentleman called in at the store Of Mr..
Whde this morning, (by the way a
Southerner) and seeing Lincoln paper
1.-THE first he ever saw he "considered it
quite curiosity" SO rnch SO thath ho took
the pcpsr off with him. and exhibited it
among his friends at the "City Hotel. -
While doing SO some lockers on, corsid-
cred him an "A6olitionistl circulating in
cendiary documents" and he was irnme.
diately placed in the hands of an officer.
who would not listen to any explanation
he desired to give, and bad it NOT been
that word reached Mr.. Wittie. OF what
was going on. (who by the way is we'll ac :
quainted with the man he would have
been severely dealt with. Mr.. Wiltie al.
so received q "strong" lecture from the
officer, and "vowed be never would lay
hands on piece Of paper from north oil
Mason and Dixon's line"
Yours respectfully.
GILL SHELTER.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

q Saturday, Nov. n.
EIour--Decidely lower;i sales Of sup
States for 5a5 10; Western 5a5 10.
Wheat-Wints5 red Western / 25aI
SO. white Western l Seal 45.
Osst--Dnll and hesvery at 36A3ec.
Provisions Pork dull, heavy and very
much unsettled. 800 bbls Mess Pork
sold at II 75al8 25, Prime i2 20; mar
ket closing dull.
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Inpectinc-.The Persian Fcvsr Chnrn

nv HIaH CNSE
For the prevention and cnre Of Fsuer and 7eHe and
Bilious Feeers. This wonderful remedy was Brought
10 the knowledge OF the prese by friend
who has been great traveller in Persia and The Holy
Land. ''' 30
While going down the river EuphraIes, III xperenc-
cd sSrere attack OF Fever and Ague. On discover.
ing his condition, one Of the Boatnen took from his
person ap Amulet, saying, "Weer this and NO Fsrer
Mill touch yorn Although pcredulous us 10 its yir-
tues he piled and experienced mediate relief
and has since always found il an enecion from all
malarious com plants. g.ii f.h
0nfurher investlgat ion he found tha The boatman
attributed to II mraeuIOEs powers, and said that II
could only be obtained from the Priests of the Sun
Sometime Afterwards, the gentleman in conver rising
with Priest obtained from HIM the secret Of its
pRration, aud rained where the medicinal herbs
were found, Of whichit was compounded. The woL- :
derfui virtues ofthis article have Induced full be.
lief the minds oflhe natives in the mraoulous ea
ing powers Of their Ptieits. N1ai 81 4 i fr
Since his return 10 America, II hal been tried with
the happest eject by several ladies and Gentlemen
Of hign character. who have given 1.-THE ost unaua
fed praise. This remedy having been a specific In
Persia for hundreds years, for the prevention and
cure of Fever and Agpe and Bilious Feyers-is now
offered TO the American people. ta, ..r'
will sept by mail, prepaid, with full directions
for use, on receipt OF onedollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, las Main Street.
Richmond, Virginia. Branch Office, Bank Of Com
mence Building, New York; Address -.
June es, lsd0-lylS JOHN WILCOX & CO.
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The LANCASTER LITERARY INSTITUTE will
meet at the Mayors Office tonight at half
past 6 o'clock.
QuEsnON FOR DIscvssroN--R Resolved,
That the Naturalization period should not
be extended beyond the term of Eve years.
The citizens are respectfully invited to
attend. JOHN WILLIAMS, Chm.
A. P. MILLER, Secretary.
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ECLIPSE LINrnENr.-This Liniment is
for sale a! tie Drug Store of Mr.. L. l..
SIocUM. and is pronounced by many in
this community TO be No. l article
Call and try bottle. See adyeriisems,
mani .....
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RJ"The news from the South indicate
returning consciousness. Georgia has
taken conservative stand and will make
herself felt. Gov. Akin, the largest slave
holder in South Carolina, is for Union.--
The crisis seems to have been passed. We
may still hope that the sisterhood of States
will be preserved unbroken.
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Ten thousand stand ofarms are now
being distri buied in Mississippi by order
Of Governor Psttus.
Accounts recently received here repre-.
sent that State as almost unanimous for
secession. r.,.u.1e -.vs.s.,7 ..f.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov, l7.--An i'm
mense meeting, irrespective Of party, to
take into consideration the present slate
of affairs, was held at the Capitol tonight.
Mr.. Yancey and Hon. .Thos. Watts were
unanimously nominated as delegates to
the State Convention.
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WINTER has at last set iu in good earn
est, Yesterday we were warned of biz
presence by a smart fall Of snow. Blus,
ter and blow, blow and bIuster we're the
order Of the afternoon. Towards even.
ing the indignant sun struggled through
the storm cloud and poured down his
brightest beam to dispell the storm. Earth
rebelled and the little warmth within II
came forth to swallow up the snow; bul
in vain; the sun had spent his force and
his beam was cold and powerlrss. The
earth, too, was powerless for good, and
Winter triumphed This morning the
struggle is renewed. How II shall eLd we
know not.
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81 A VoIcE FROM MARYLAND.-The Cam
bridge (Md.) Intelligencer, published in
one of the largest tlaveholding counties
in the State Dorchester a call
for public meeting at the codrt House,
on Monday. the 10Th inst. "for the pur-
pose of oondsmning the disunion policy
Of certain Southern States, and express
sing devotion and determination 10
sustain Mr.. Lincoln in toe Administration
Of the Government"
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R-There will be Divine Service in St
Johns (Ep'scOpal) Church, on Thanks
giving day, Thursday. the e9lh inst, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. The public are in
vited to attend.
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&hanksgiying seaman.

The Union Thanksgiving services will
be held. Thursday 29th. in the English
Lutheran Church. Services by one of the
resident ministers.
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HO w A RID ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA,

a beHepOieRt Institution established By special En-
dOpmeRt for the Relief Of the Sick dHd Distressed
afflicted NTH YiruisRt and Epidsmie Diseases, and
especially for the Care Of Diseases the Sezuai Or
gans.
MEDleA1. ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
lVA SurgeOn, to all who apply by letter, with a de-
scrpton of their condition, age, occupation habits of
life, c.,l aud In eases Of oXreme poverty Medicines
furnished free of charge
p VALUABLE REPORTS on Supermatorrhea, and
other Diseases of tie SEXUAL Organs and on the NBW
REMEDIES employed In the Dispensary, sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes. free of CHARGE
Two or three stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. J. SKlLLlN HoUGHTON, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. 9 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order ofIhe Directors.
- Il. d. HARTWELL, Presf.
GE1. FAIRCHIhDi see'y.
Aug. Q, ,le60-lO-ly.
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Nrw advertisements.
Estate OF ChrIstophcr Mayer.

Estate OF ChristOphcr Mayer.
NIoTIcR is hereby given. that the undersigned have
v baen appointed and duly qualified as Administta-
tors Of the Estate OF Christopher Mayer, deceased late
Of Hook ing ownship Farne cid county OHIO All per-
sons claims against said Estate will present
them for setlemeut, legally authenticated wtfn one
year-and all those indebted win make Immediate
payncnt r.. J. B7VING, BE-
- He-'.H. ]. G. KINKEAD,
Administrators with the will annexed.
Lancaster, ,November22, 1s6O-3w3f
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MASONIC CALEND E R
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TENHE undersigned offers his arm at private sale.-
\ idfarmis situated in Pleasant township, Fair
:A2k field County, Ohio .S miles Northeast Of .
EyaS Lancaster, and consists Of 97 Acres 81 A. fsA
Il cros In cultivation and ten acres of timber .si
The Improvements are: an excellent Dwelling House,
a good Barn, and other out houses: good Orchard
and never failing Spring Of Water, convenient to
the house, aGordng plenty ofwater for stock, &c For
particulars apply to the subscriber The premises.
Oct lS-Iw. JEREMIAH MILLER.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MA2KET.
New YoRx, Nov. 20 Receipts of Beef
very heavy, Market dull at G4a9c The
prospects for tomorrow are unfavorahle.
Sheep and Lambs SOC lover, and dull
at ths reduction. t-.,.....
Swine lower and dull; dressed. 6fa73c.
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rT'We invite allwishing to Abtain good and spure
Drugs and Medicines to the Drug Store OF G. tauG
man Co. where Pure Drugs, and such valuable me-
dicnes and standard remedies us Perry Dapis' Hege-
table Pain killer Ds. Riohdrdsons Sherry Wine Bit
fers, aHd DR. WeGcer's Canksr and Salt Rheum Syrup
and csrdte can always be found To deal in such
ure and valuable remedies warrants prosperity, and
to use them secures health. Sold by all medicine
dealers. See advertisements. Im3i
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ET Those of our patrons who desire
to purchase cheap and good article Of
any kind, would do well before purcbas-
ing to consult the advertising columns o.
the Gazette, For instance: if you want
Dry Goods &C., ycu will find a choice va
irie:y at Jimmy Lyons, Andrew Reid's, or
Little & Dresbach's. Ifyou want 10 pur-
chase good Groceries &C., call at Henry
Huuter's, Joseph M'Crea's. John Lyons
or George Li,tle's. If you want to pur-
chase an article Of Hardware or Cutlery,
call on F. ] Bow ,g or J. G. Weaver.
Its we'll established laot that men
who possess liberality enough to maze
their business known 10 the public, are tile
men to give you good bargains. .
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RyThe Mechanics -four citv will giv

HThe Mechanics ofour city will give
a grand ball, at the New City Hall, on
Wednesday evening, November 28ih. A
general good time is expected. The pro-
ceeds of the ball are to go to the Mschan.
ic's Lodge. Supper will be had at the
Lodge Room. Tickets to ball and sup.
per $500. .....
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MrWe invite your attention to the ad
verlsement Of Work & Son to be found
in another column.
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Notice TO Tax.Payers.

thereby give notice that I will receive
nothing but Ohio money or gold and sill
yer in payment for taxes.
P. 9. BENADUM.
Go. Treasurer.
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GUERNSEY7S Balm.

TMMEDIATELY removes or prevents innamation
d fromthe worst Burn Scald Bruise, Fracture. Cut
or fresh wound Of any kind, and It's healing quality
In the,breast, Saltrheam Frosted Feet Chlblains
il is the bestapPHcaion known, il prevents swell.
ing, pain irritable from Mosquito bites bae stings
poisonous plants, &c. nwih cetiainly cure Group,
when taken internally, also Sore Throat aud Da rsa-
Tess. 2S cents bottle, for sale by Druggists aud
Storekecpors, IRWIN STONE. Sole Proprietor, No
l.Spruce Street. New York. Sept. 90, is6O-iy25
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G- Read the advertisement Of G. L.
Watts, trunk manufacturer, in another
column. t.s.. .... .,..
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Estate Of Ca,harjne MaIory.
Attachment Notice.

Attachmcnt Notice.
Nathaniel J. Worrall, PiainttG, against David Worst
| al, De(cAdaRt.
BEFORE Samuel Bogie, II Justice of the Peace OF
I'D Amanda Township, Fairfield county, ohio,On the
9nd day Of November. A. ID. 1860, said Justice issued
ordc Of attachment in the above action, for the
sum of Thirty nine Dollars aud Thirty-two cents.
L.. a. .,--- ...t u N. J. W0RRAIL.
| November is, is6o--3w33