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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-13

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
FTNHE FOLLOWING NUMBERS DREW THE PRINCIPAL
i Prizes in the drawing of November u, 1860:
Numbers Prizes. Numbers. Prizes Numoers. Prizes.
l6 996 500 600 25 173 $50 00022 1874 Isle, 600
A. 1888 st, COOL 94O6 go. 20 600 .......:...
Numbers 3l7 1884, 28l 1894, 3O4 329, 422s 5044 1852
1854, 629l, $751; $685. 1878, l3O2 1904 1906 1854
1891 1922 n75 d59 7767 1922 ISL ds25 59s5S
2288 24824 255 25624 25894 26O62 264S3 26797 $685.
27232, 27869, 28l43, 1885, 2990l-$1000 each.
The next Drawing of this celebrated Lottery will take
place the 18th of December For particulars advertise
ment in another column DON RODRIGUEZ.
Dec. ID, 1860. 83&l6-lt
CANAL BARROWS.
GTRAW CUTTERS, Corn Shelters, every description Of
- Pows all kinds of grcutura Implements, and every
article used plantation In warehouse, and for sale
low at WILSON'S,
Harness, Trunk, saddery Leather and Oil Establishment
No. Market street. Dec. II
MOST POPULAR NOVELS OUT.
pEULAH, by Mrs. Evans of Mobile Nemesis, by Mari
- on Harland; Rutledge, by Southern authoress Say
s. The Mill on the Floss by George Elliott
g. Adam Bede,' do
. The CarniIl Lady,, by Dumas. for sale at
Dec. 18th KELLEY'S Book Store.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
OBITUARY.

DIED-At Lancaster, February 9Th, 1850, Miss ANN
MARIA C0HNBLL, aged % yearS, 7 months q 10 Gays
High peace to the soul OF the dead,
FROM the dream of the world she has gone,
On tho stars in her glory TO tread,
To be bright in the blaze Of the throne.
The summons came forth, and she died; 81
Yet her parting was gentle, for those
Whom she loved, mingled tearsat herside-
Her death was the mourners repoSe.
Our weakness may weep DER her bier,
Eut her Spirit has gone on the wing,
To triumph for agony here,
To rejoice In the JOY OF her King. .r
Departed this life at the residence OF Mr.. William
Latta, half mile West Of this city, on the 18th inst
MARY LOVE, aged 70 years.
The family ofthe deceased emigrated rom renn
sylyania and settled on Rushcrcek, IN Farhel coun
ty In l79s She then IS years ofags, and for The
two succeeding years. lived in the family OF Nahanie
Wilson, the elder, two miles West Of Lancaster.
In 1900 she took up her residence in the family o
Thomas Sturgeon, deceased, late OF Lancaster, wh'
was for many years favoraby known as an lnnkeeper
In early times the Northeast corner OF the Publi
Square and Main Street. For the last twelve year
Other life she has resided In the family of Mr.. Latta
from who IN and his lady, she was cared fol, and re
ceyed every attention that kindness election coult
bestow. Throughout period ofsxty years residence
with the late Thomas Sturgeon and his descendants
she proved to be faithful aud kind friend and live
TO see the fourth generation rise up to bless her nam
and mourn her loss. Thus has passed away, at rip
age this good and venerable pioneer lady, amer wit
Messing the City OF Lancaster rice from an tnbroke
wilderness to It's present prosperous condition
On the 9Th inst, at her residence in Pleasant town
ship, Fairfield county, Ohio, Mrs. MARY SlBlLL!
| B0PE, aged 81 years, o months and 90 days.
Mrs. Bope was born In Bcrks county, Pennsylvania
and resided In this county over fifty years. For NOR
than sixty.hve years she lived consistent member
the Evangelical Lutheran Church. On the 10th inst
bel remains were Inferred in the Cemetery Of 1ege
Church, In the presence OF large gathering J. FIR
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
Operation Of the Pateut IoRce.

List Of Patents issued to Western Inventors
for the week encing February 7. 1860
each bearing that date.
+. II. Stearns OF Cincinnati. Ohio, for
improved method Of r)ssing sawlogs.
o. F. Boyd Of Mansfield. Ohio, for
improvement in defeating cane juices.
James NJ. Jay OF Canton, Ohio, assignor
to himself and John Danner, OF same place;
for improved egg beater.
Samuel Ray and NJ. R. Shalters Of III
ance, Ohio, for improved combined chair
and crib.
Augusta Reichsrd Of Washington, Mis-.
souri, for improved pumps.
Henry A. Ridley of Somerville, Tenne'
see. for rat trap.
Chellon Matbey Of Greensburg, Indiana,
for improvement i. hand spinning. wheels.
Solomon Ruthenburg Of Indianapolis.
Indiana, for improvement in shingle ma.
chimes.
J. Hodgsou OF Indianapolis. Indiana, ior
improvements in metallic shutters.
A. D. HoffmSn OF BellVille, Michigan,
for improved GROSS cut saving machine.
s. W. Ryskman Of Pontiac, Michigal,
for improvement 10 corn shelters.
w. W. Skinner Of Davenport. Iowa. fol
improved machine for bending mold boards
Tor ploughS.
RR,IssuEs,-Richsrd @. Briston, Of Chi
csgo. Illinois. for improvement in slide
valves Tor steam engines. Patented June
81, 1859. Re issued February 7, 1860.
John T. Whitaker and Calvin D. Read
Of 81. Charles, Illinois, for Improvement
10 JsApiug aud moving machines. Patent.
cd August II, 1857. Rs.issusd February
, tpSn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16

who revere the shades Of our fathers. who
cherish the battles Of the revolution. aud
who would psrpetuats the principles upon
which they we're fought, arrost this tbuu-
dsEbolt before It has done it's work OF death,
crush out this spirit OF mad fsnAticism
bsfors it has cousumStsd its hellsh ends
for our selves as private citizen or pub.
lie journalist, our mite is in the cause"
The meaning Of all this is. that this
sectional Republican party has brought
on the crisis Of the present hour which
perils the nation, that heretofore dissolution
was possible but new it is probable, and
therefore calls upon the lovers oil the
Union. the enemies Of sectional strife and
irrepressible conflict (tbat is the enemies
Of the Republican party to avert this
thunderbolt before il has done its work
Of death; and he charges that the Republi'
can party is possessed with spirit Of mad
fanaticism which proposes to consumate its
hellish end in dissolution Of the Union.
He says that as for himself as private
citizen or public journalist, he is opposed
to the Republican party. its hellish ends.
its mad fauaticisms, its sectional strife and
its irrepressibIs conflict These things
are simply the immsgipings Of the Editor
OF the Gazette, a: d have no existence ex'
cept in his fertile fancy.
For the Gazette, therefore, to make this
attack upon me as Chairman Of the Repub'
lican Central Committee Of this county
because I have not published calls IL
tina, paper. or for it to presume to consid
ed itself a Republican paper, much less ar
trgan Of the party, is about as consumate
piece OF absent mindedness as one can wei
imagine. and is proof positive that ths
paper ha, been keeping late hours. ant
! iudulging to excess.
That it has never changed hands, tha
the young men never owned dollar in it
and that the change was nominal, are fact
Of Which we are apprised.
AS heretofore, so hereafter. the claim
Of that paper upn me as Republican
will be regarded the same as those of an!
other opposition press. =.
VIRGIL z. SHAW.
Chairman Fairfield county Republican
Central Committee.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
mothersi mother,I,

You are all nurses in sense Of the word yet can
YOU determine and treat the diseases of yonr chdren
or do you not call In ph ysican when they are aingi
Accept, then, the aid DR.. EATON brings you in his
INFANTILE CORDIAL. He isa regular physician,
has compounded this preparation without paregoFic
opiate OF any kndso as to be sure relief your
suffering little ones in all the i'll attending their teeth
for Summer Complaint II Is certain cure. You may
rely on 1t with perfect confidence, that Or. EAT0N'S
lINFANTINE CORDIAL could never have attained
the celebrity II has In the United States were not
the very best article for Inantne Complaints that Il
fast supe rsed ding all others. q 49,.
DIR. BR0NS0N'S BLOOD FOOD, advertised with
the CORDIAL, is the most invaluable necessity 70
every MoTHERas well as every unmarried lady
Buy 1t and read the circular enveoping the bottle,
and you will got the particular information you want
IT FSee advertisement. 74 H'r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16

RThs following good story is told at
Washington Of the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens
Of Pennsylvania; At the time when sever
al Of the Auti.Lecompton men voted for
Gimer OF North Carolina. one Of the pro-
miscuous Southern Democrats approached
Mr.. Stevens, saying be was very much as.
touishec that these men should vote for
Mr.. Gilmsr, who owned "hundred head
Of niggers." "Does hs?" said Mr.. Stevens;
"then l think l shall vote for him myself,
for it is your little oue-bsaded niggsr men
who make all the trouble" Mr.. Stevens
did vote accordingly.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TUNO CONSUMPTIVES.-T advertiser hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks, by u
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe Lung ageeiOR, and that dread disease,
Consumpti0n,--is anxious to make known to his fell
low. u6srers the means Of cure. To all who desire
It, he will send copy OF the prescription used free Of
charged With directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure Cure for Csnsnnp-
tOR, Asthmd, BrORehis, &c. The only object OF the
advertiser in sending the 10 TO benefit the
afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will ry his RENE
dy, as II will cost them nothing, and may prove bles.
sing. Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Feb. l6, Is6O-3m43 williamsburgh, LongIsland,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16

CAusE OF BLusHEs LUcIo DEscRIP.
TIoN.-A writer in the American Medica
GsEette thus furnishes the reason why
young ladies blush when spoken to con
ceruing their lOvers:-
"The mind communicates with the cen.
trail eaugliop' the latter, by reflex action
through the brain and facial nerve, TO the
organic nerve in the face. with which its
bran ches Iuosculaie."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
A LII WANTING FARMS IN A BRLIGH1Fu CHI.
N mate, rich soil, and secure from rosts, see adver.
tsements Of Hammonton Lands In another column.

THE CLOSING YEARS OF LIFE are oi.en
wretched by ailments which are trihng In themselves
and easily cured II taken In time. Affection OF the
tlOn, are the most frequent. They naturally make
tho sufferer nervons, irritable aud complaining, and
relatives and friends forced 10 bear The brnnt OF
Stomach Btters will prove an efficient remedy for this
evil. II will not only strengthen the whole physical
organization, but entirely cure the most obstinate
cases OF indigession Diarhma, Dysentery, and Liver
Complaint. The first physicians In the country are
loud In their praise OF this preparation. Another
recommendation Of the Biters Is that s so paata
BILE 10 the taste that may be used even beyer-
age. .....
Sold By all druRgists.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
The Pope's Reply TO the Address Of the
Archbishop and Clergy OF tho Diocese
of Cashel and Emily.

The Pope's Reply TO the Address Of the
Archbishop and Clergy Of tho Diocese
of Cashel and Emily.
The Dublin News contains the follow
ing:
VENERABLE BR'rHERs--Health and ben.
edicton. We have received with the great,
.st pleasure your letter OF the 9th OF the
des Of December, in which we find most
ample supply Of your faith. religion, piety
and obedience TO us, also, ia the proof we
have found in this your letter Of the same
most religious disposition to us, and to this
holy see. which is deeply seated in the
minds OF the clergy and people Of your
diocese.
1t Aas impossible bu! that the serious
tumults prevailing in Italy. the collision
into which things were thrown. and the
rebellion Of some provinces Of our temporal
state shonld have caused you intense sor-
row. All in truth. went on and were per,
perated under the instiga'ion and encour.
agemeut OF those whom it ought to have
most concerned to respect the law Of ma.
tons. and to preserve untouched the palri<
mony Of the Roman Church.
From day to day. it becomes more man
ifest what wicked schemes these men are
devisipg against US and the civil power Of
the apostolic see; nd. very lately. in a lu.
oubration full Of hypocrisy. they have lent
all their efforts to deceive the simple, to d.
minish and weaken the common consent OF
men in recognizing the civil power OF the
apostolic see. Then. venerable brothers,
with the flock committed to your pastoral
solictude, with one accord bpssech the Al
mighty Lord, that ho may look with pro.
2iuous eye on you, aud your common af
Fiction, and that he may give to your weak
ness strength from above, thereby we may
be enabled with gr,at and high mind to
make head against raging storms. TO main
tain the liberty of the church, and sre,u-
ously defend the civil powers Of the Holy
See. Let us unite invoking the patronage
of AL the blessed in Heaven, especially the
Immaculate Virgin Mary, Mother OF God.
that the past of heresy and scism. which
men the most wicked are striving to in
troduce into the religion OF Italy, be driv.
en- from them; and those who. making i'll
use of their power and arms, offer violence
to us and to the sanctuary, may be broken
in pieces. Meanwhile, with the most earn
est prayers and desires, do we commend
to God. and to the word Of His Grace, your
venerable brolhsrs, and all your clergy
and people most dear to you as to us. We
wish and pray for you the enjoyment Of
every blessing Of body and mind. as hap
py auspoe of this manifold blessing. and a
pledge Of ths love with which we embrace
you in the Lord. We impart to you, and
to your entire flock. with all the affection
Of our hearts, our apostolic benedioton.
Given at Rome, the / ltb day Of January,
1860; 14th year of Ponti6ce. Plus TX.
To our venerable brothers, the Arohbish-
ops Of the Diocese Of Cashel and Emily.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
Dyspepsia and General Debility.

CARLISLE, Warren County, Ohio, March 8, 1858.
Dr.. CIV. RoBAcK.-Dsar Sir:-For the benefit Of
suffering humanity permit me 10 say that have found
your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills,
sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint. Ihave
suffered from the above mentioned diseases for five
years and have tried great many physicians but all
To- no purpose. was advised ly friend to Try your
Blood Purher and Pills and did So l was living In
Cinc nnati at the time, and went to your Office and
purchased one bottle ofthe Puriaer and one box Of
pills 70 commence with and bless the day found your
valuable medicines for am enjoying good health at
present. and feel confident that the cure Is
Let others buy and take what they please, as for me
give me the Blood Purifier and Pills for aif chronic
Diseases which arise from impure blood or derange.
ment OF the digestive organs Lake no other medi-
cineS, and have rot for tho last eighteen month.
Most truly, T. DUBOIS.
| See advertisement. February 9, le60--Im
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
Group or Rattlea.

For this dangerous disease, the Magnetic Ointment
may be relied on uBailiag remedy II applied In
season Apply profusely TO the throat and chest, and
heat In. NV
BURNS are eased o all pain In a very few minutes,
and heal without scar. 1t Is a sovereign remedy for
burns.
FROZEN LIMBS. Keep away from the ere; take
tne roSt out IN snow or oo water, then wrap them In
Ointment Renew the Ointment once in I2 hours;
they will cause pain after the frost 10 out, and will
be entirely well In a few days.
BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA are cured BY DR.,
Trask's Magnetic Ointment, and even Consumption
has 10 a number OF cases been cured.
Read advertisement in this paper. f
January A, le60--3m3G I t E-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
The Political Condition Of the Country.
signs Of the Times.

In times gone by. when the Wing and
Democratic parties were 10 the political
arena, their warfare was one purely OF
principle, each struggled for the ascendeu.
oy upon National Issues. The measures
Of political economy then aRitating the
public mind, and dividing US as a people.
have either been settled. abandoned or
swallowed up by questions Of local interest.
The policy Of a National Bank, so ably
eoutsudSd for by the great lights Of The
WhiI party, met its untimely fate in the
Questionable and arbitrary exercise Of the
"veto power;" aud for better or worse,
has ceased 10 bo q question before the A.
mericsn people. Its necessity is in part
met aud the arguments In i,s favor are in
part answered by the gold mines Of Coli.
ior0ia, and the Banks Of issue IN the State.
The constitutional power Of Congress, az
well as the power Of appropristing public
tunds Tor the improvement OF Rivers and
HArbors Of the interior. so loog q theme oI
disousSion-the acquisition Of new Terri.
tory BY purchase or olhorwise--the Pro.
lection OF American Industry. incidentally
or directly. and furnishing the revenues o.
the general government! BY lsvying imports
on foreipn commodities. no longer aRi,atsl
the political element. They have givsr
place to the ell absorbing question Of "slAvs
ry." The public mind is now engaged
upon tbis equally foolish and dangsrou
abstraotion.
Politics has dsgsnsrAtsd from q higt
aHd digniksd science, 10 aasiSsrabh seht1s
ing art, af1rding . better fsld for The die
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
E!I!;!|sl: NJ
RAIL ROAD.

NARA LANDS FOR SALE, a5 NILES from Phil.
adeJpha by Railroad, In the State Of New Jersey.
oiamong the best for agricultural purposes being
good loan soil, with a clay bottom. The land u a
large tract divided iuto small farms, and hundreds
from all parts OF the country are now settling and
building. The crops produced are large and can DO
seen growing. The climate is delightful and secure
from fross. Terns from SIS to e20per acre, payable
within four years by nstalmens To visit the place
leave Vine Street Wharf at PHILADELPHIA at 7K A. M,
BY Railroad for Hammonton, oraddress RI .BYRNBS
BY letter, Rafmonton Post once, Atlantic
Jer.cy. See full GdYerlisomontip anotbor column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
MARnIEn,

on the sthOt FsSISssy 1850 By ne Rev T. Si Ssl
MARY MCFARLAND, all Of this county.
On the IAth OF February. 1850, BY the Rev. William
Porter, Mr.. SAMUEL C. FOSTER and Miss ELIZA
ANN RoDEPOUcH, all Of this city.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
ne cAairnaa Of de cOntrai cOnnittss

ThaVsAay. Rebvunry 10, 1880.
TAechairmaa Of the Central Committee.
Roliowing THE We reproduce our srticls
Sfths sra Of December. 90 copiously quo
tsA. % ,aissra6ly garblsd snd 30 shsmsiulS
ly perverted aud distorted BY Virgil E.
ehAW. 10 the American Democrat Of last
Wssk-also Mr.. Shaw's attsok upon US 10
iuIL We ask at the hands Of cur patrons
careful reading Of both. II that article
10 itsslf does not pin the badge Of false
hsod 10 Mr.. Shaw. II Il does not make
bin wiliai psrvsrtsr Of truth. . mali.
olous gnrblsr Of the record. = shameless
distsFisF Of facts, We confess blindness Of
perception truly pittlabls. For our article
% Il stands. carefully read and properly
uudsrsiood. We have 20 spoioey 10 make.
% word to add-nous to dtnact. We
there portrayed to The best Of our ability,
The "Po'itieal Condition ofas Cosutry." !"
We did hwith the best Of motives: We ap.
peal 70 The common sense and the sober
Judgment Of community to sustain rs.
A to Mr.. ehsw's article, We desire to
say . isw plain. blunt. uuvaruishsd things
--ststs The facts In The premises jus. as
thsy occurred. facts that Mr.. q. dare not
dsuy. hcts that can be subatautiatsd by
the eaths Of the bsst men 10 the county.
Last Spring after wa had assumed the
responsibilities Of Editor Of the 0osstts,
dssiriag tp add our mite towards the de-.
feat Of The DemoorAtic party--spxious to
Ssconoils and uuits the opposing and oou>
aiesaoE elements ofths Opposition. We lent
our paper 10 that end, and off4rpd II as a
Medium through which TO notify the pub
To OF ths acts Of the Central Com Ittee,
time and placs Of rubhc meetings. DO. -
The offer was gladly accepted By all who.
having whit Of perception. a scintilla Of
good sense. upmovsd br ns,,or,, ;,,sr.,,,
unbiased Nv pre;ud,c. had N. ,r,s,.,,. oI
the psrty at heart. But Mr. Shaw. either
for the good of&s Republican Party. or 10
'sabssvps sons priVois or pscuniary end. or
P 'on' aa'''oSo' s"'''p''''' 'e'o''
% 70 publish oalls Tor meetings 10 our paper
refused TO accept the proffsrsd aid. sssigu.
ing as bic reason that "is former Editor
lad opposeS As election Of Rysmont. -
thss "iss support vould ruin the Payty. -
that "tbe Editor Of the D,mocraf had made
great sacrifices for the party when Il wss
without an organ. Arp troop III xrrp or
Nus SERVICES and mus. now be sustained" !"
bis real ohjsot being to put down and IN.
juFs the 6ass.n and build Up and sustain
81 the expense OF the Party, the Democrat.
Satisfied that Mr.. 8. was subsarvinp some
personal end. indignant at the suicidal
policy be was pursuing toward the party
aud outraged BY his pitiiabls and impudsnt
assumption Of authority. O. r. sbntfsr.
Of IN. C.s,r., commi,,.. og.,.a III. al,
iox;,s ,..o,,,;o,.
R.,o,vss Tb.. IN. oh,,,u., ~ N.
Fairfield County Central Committee be-
hereafter required to publish all calls for
@se''ng 90. 10 the Lanoa'ssr Gazette and
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
For The American Democrat.

n. N. Clarke aud ths Republican Party.
Ma. EprToR:-From the last Gazette
clip the following, to.wiI
To the Republicans of Old Fairfield.
We desire Republicans Of the county to
take notice that VIRoiL Il. SHAW. al
present Chairman Of our County Central
Committee still persists 10 his refusal tc
publish "oalls for meetings" 10 this paper
Last fall after Mr.. Shaw had refused tc
publish calls for msetngs In the Gazette
the question was brought before the Cen,
trail Committee BY motion, and after Mr.
Shaw ionud that he would bs ovss.tulsd
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16

NP50OO agents Wanted--ro sell four nev
ooe,--better than all other similar agencies. Ser
four stamps and get 80 pages particulars, gratis.
EPHBAIM BROWN LEVEL, ,Mass.
September 8, le50--6ml9 ~ = 80 =.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16
silence that Dread d full Courhf

OF dealh must carry you TO your grave. Why delay
while thereh yet hopeP Consumption Is caused BY
impure humors Of the blood being deposited In The
cells ofthe lnngs. Hence the lungs are like spring
ofwater, when hlled up by dirt mad ~ clear water
constantly flows through the springs, Impurities or
mud will be conveyed away by pure water. lust so
constantly flows through the lungs It carries away
all corrupt matter ans perfect health will be the re
suit. From two TO four Pills taken every night or
guar will ina reasonably time cure consum pt on
The these pill are used more than all others
because they are made OF purifying vegetables, and
cense the body from all corrupt matter, and drive out
disease OF every description, quicker and In mildef
way than any other Pills. i.-.., = .l- - =
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold BY all deae
in Me- ,cines. February 3, I6B0--lm
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16

nFAgetIts Wanted In this Stntotoean.
vass with the GOLDEN SALvE. Sells rapidly. Can
make good pay. For terms &c. send stamp.
C.P. WRITTEN, Lowell, ass.
September 8, l65g--GuI9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16

GRAPE GEowERS CAN CARRY ON THEIR BU-
" sINESs most successfully at Hammonton, free
from frosts. Some forty Vinyards set outths season.
Sec Hammonton Lands, another column.