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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

The following sketch, called the por
trait Of "a true gentleman, was found in an
old Manor House in Worcestershire writ
ten aud framed, and hung over IL Q man
tlepiece Of a tapeslried sitling,room;
1.-THE true gentleman is Gods servant
and worlds master, and his own man
virtue is his bdsiness, study his recrea
ton, contentment his rest, and happines.
his reward: God his father, the Churcl
is his mother, the saints his brethren. al
that need him his friends; devotion hi,
chaplain, chastity his chamberlain; sobri
ETY. his butler, temperance his cook, hos
pitality his housekeeper, Providence hi,
stewart, charity his treasurer, piely hi
mistress Of the house, and discretion hi,
porter, 10 let him in or out as most fit.-
This is the whole family, made up of vir
tues, and he is the true master of tht
house. He is necessitated 10 take III,
world on his way to heaven; but he walkl
through it as fast as he can, and all hi
business by the way is to make himsel
and others happy. Take him in tw,
words-a Man and a Christian
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
c. w. Il 4. *. n.

In looking through the freight house
and machine shops, we were pleased with
the healthy appearance Of things. The
energy and care of the Company seem 10
have economical their expenditures 30,
as to bring them within the income of the
earnings Of the road. The financial af.
fairs of the company are, perhaps, in a
sounder condition at the present time, than
at any period since the running commenc.
ed. We learn that an unusually large
business has been doing this spring, in
the way of transporting stock, 10 tho en-.
tire satisfaction of the parties concerned
The running of trains is safely conducted
by experienced officers, and the connec.
tionS promptly met at both the eastern
and western te.mini.
There is reason to believe, that grow.
ing confidence in the ultimate success o.
she road is folt in the community.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26


A. DIFFERENcE.-The Cleveland Herald
thus points out the difference between the
course OF member Of President Taylor d
Cabinet and that of President Buchanan,
when charged with corruption:
When the Democratic party, after the
election Of President Taylor, charged cor
ruption upon that administration, and par.
ticularly upon Nh, Ewing, then in The
Cabinet, that fearless statesman and hon.
est man, lawyer though lie was, stopped
not to bcrulinize the form of the com
plant, raised no constitutional objections,
but deman ded that the investigating com
mltee, at whose head was his blterest
foe, Richardson of Illinois, should be
thorough and prompt, He threw open
the doors Of his Department, challenging
scrutiny into every act. History tells us
that Mr.. Ewing came out of that ordeal
with not even the smell of corruption on
his garments.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
Ohio Canal.

wv. Pearse, Superintendent, of re.
pairs on the Reservoir Division of the
Ohio Canal, has just been in orr office
and says, that there 10 no break OH the
canal or reservoir in bis divisionj the on.
ly damage being at Licking dam, at Kir.
kersville, where wash has broke around
each abutment; and the bulk-hca some
injured, with small break at Devices
pond.
From all that we can learn through oul
exchanges, the Public Works have no
been so much damaged, as was to be fear
ed, from the floods of water with which
the country has been inundated; and tina
the expense of repairing will bo less thar
was anticipated.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
NEWS aDGHla.S. .

Mr.. BILLINGHURsT, Of the City News
Office at Greenc's Corner. has laid on
our table the last No. of Leslie's Illus.
trated Newspaper. Its illustrations are
altogether the finest of any of that very
interesting weekly, that we have seen.-
That of Mr.. Ten Brooks American sta
bles, located at New Market, England. i,
said to be well executed. Its literary ar
ticles are also very excellent.
Mr.. B., has also for sale the Weekly
Novelette,: Cooley for May, and a grea
variety OF monthly and weekly pamphlets
and papers.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

MHITARY.-It will be seen that our
excellent Military Company is ortered to
parade on tomorrow afternoon. 1t is
known that this will be tie last parade oi
CAPT. CLOUD, whose resignation has been
forwarded to the proper superior officers
and that the parade Of tomorrow is or.
dered in his honor. This testimonial is
a delicate compliment to the high appre'
citation in which CAPT. C. is held by the
Company and is due to his excelleutqual
tiles as a man and soldier. We hope
to see full ranks tomorrow.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

WThere is something so tender and
beautiful in the following from the pen Of
B. +. Taylor, of the Chicago Journal, that
it even throws the sunset aronnd the
tomb. We commend 1t to the lovers oil
the chaste and glowing III thought and
diction;
"There is but q breath of air and q
beat Of the heart. betwixt this world and
the next. When the good and lovely de,
then the memory of their deeds, like the
moon beams on the stormy sea, light up
our darkened hearts and lend to the
surrounding gloom, beauty SO sad, SC
sweet, that we would not, il we could, dis.
pei the darkness that enyirons 1t.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

l am composed of twenty five letters
Ny 20, 2, is, 23, 8, is what God never
has seen.
Ny q5, ls, I, is what God cannot do.
My l8, l2, 18, 10, 90. 9, is what grows
in the winter and dies in the summer
with its roots up and top down.
My 4, 8, 6, m, is the name of man that
never was born.
My IA, 3, l6, II, what God alone is.
My IL, 7, 7, IL, is woman's name speli
backward or forward is ever the same.
My 81. 99, is proposition.
My IS, 20, 10, 81, is what few ministers
stick close to.
My whole Is a motto 10 America was given,
In the old Revolution II was fought for and gained
But since from her borders II ever has been driven,
Now reader answer, and for this dirty act tell who's
70 blame.
Answer next week. ]. THOMAS P.
Lebanon, o., April IS, 1860.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

PUBLICATION OF GENERAL LAWS, OF ONO
ny AUTHoRrrY.-We issue to-day. our
supplement, containing the whole of the
laws Of a general nature passed by the
last sessions of the Legislature. We a
dopt this method because, though involv-
ing much more expense on our part, it ii
convenient form for reference hereafter
by those who wish TO keep posted in re-
gard to our laws; and also. because We
are enabled thereby to gil the columns O
our regular issue, with useful reading mat
ter
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
nExFArnrr rHr1e OWN B.vr,,xo.

MAKETHEM FArHER THEIR OWN BAsrL1So.
The democratic papers are declaring
that the Republican Supreme Court Of the
State have declared that persons who are
more white tIlan black, are entitled to
vote. Now the Court, al we have before
stated. only re-afirmed the decision made
by a Democratic Supreme Court Of the
State, upon that question some years ago.
The decision was made, aud upon ITS heels
a Democratic Constitutional Convention
affirmed The decision. By re enacting the
same clause. which vas introduced into
that body and advocated by Democrat.
Mulatto sufmgeis no bantliog of ours. but
belongs to the pure and unadnlteiated de.
mocracy, who framed and adopted the
new Constitulion.-Hardn County Re.
publican.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
OF for CaIifOrnIa.

Messrs. CRIM & STURGEON, Of oul city.
leave for California, on Monday the 3Oth
inst, by the overland route. They take
with them large lot of horses, and the
best wishes of their numerous friends, for
their good health and ultimate success.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE, FOR MAY
We have before us, Arthur's Home Maya
zine for May. We have always had a
high regard for this periodical, on &C.
count of the high moral tone Of its liIera-
ture. We heartily commend it to the
patronage Of every family who would de-
sire a good Monthly.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

FRUIr.--The prospects for an abundant
crop Of apples, are said to be better than
the average at this season. Peaches,
though very much injured, still give hope
of a fair supply; and in some localities, il
late frosts do not cut them of, the crop
will be large. Cherries and plums will
probably he scarce.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
Fairfield County Probate cou,,.

PETIrioN'o SILL REAL ESTATE % PAY DEBTS.
Ferdinand GsiE, Adninislfa.or or William Piedles,
deceased, PialntiG.
ngaius.
Jacob Fielder, George Hoffman and Cs,hadpe BoF.
man h. Wife, Henry Giass and EiiE.beth Glnss bis
Wife. Henry sheHsf. William shsasr, Elifabetb
Histlrf, James Fielder. Anu EHta Fielder aud
Frankln Fielder. Defendants.
HESRY sHEFFER. william shnTer. Eb.,bstb
Fielder, James Fielder, Aun hliEa Fielder and
fmLkiia Fielder. defendants above Haned are here.
by nOtiaed that on the lGth day OF March A ID Ig6n
said Administrator aled his Petition 10 the Probate
Court n Fairfield COuay, Ohio, 70 obtain an order "a
cell The following Real kstat uf hich ine said VII
liam Fielder died scz-d.J TO ~it: Lot number GGi. Ia
HaEcnEal's adiitiOn q The Ciiy OF Lancaster, viii
the improvements ani nppartciiaaces thereuhio Do
longing said il set for herring 90 the Bird d3l
Of April A. D. is6,and unless ysU appear and defend
saiharlrrwi be is,ued IN accorianrr with lh- uray
Of said Petition. FkRUtNts GETZ.
Administrator ofWilliam Fielder, deceased.
March 81, IsGG--4w47pis3 1915
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

@Ex. Gov. MEDILL has been spending
some time in Lancaster, or account oflll
health. We learn that he is improving,
and that he will shortly return to Wash.
ington, 10 resume his duties as Comp
troller.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
Joanna Dohsny
vs. Divorce.
InLn ~ NnLn

John W. Dohsry, {, nniised thsi Joanna Doherty
DID on the l2h lay n Narsh. A D. ssO file her pr.
tion IN the OF oftis Ci.rk Of tbs f'our Dr Com.
mon Plea, ~ihn anc orihs county or Fairfield, una
state Of mo sh uging 'h- S4G Iohn " DohcrY with
adnty wi'n oas lluldab VI. Hen and also for grO.'
neglect oi do'g Tor Jfs tiin Tires vssrs last p7,i.
and asking slim 'ny, and taAt .hc may be divorced
ifom 'he said loEn w. Doheny, which petition will
sis-d i0r hearing ct The n31l term ~ aid coaH
JOAsSA HnHERTY.
By Z. P. SHH gFER, her Attorney.
Laneaiter, March II, le5O-cWpds3,5o.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

A survey of these figures will serve to
tranquilize any apprehensons of an i'm.
mediate short supply OF coal. Il will be
seen that at the present rate Of consump.
ton, 100, 100000 oftons per annum, the
coal fields of Pennsylvania alone would
meet the demand for 3,164 years. Ii the
cOnsumptlo were doubled, viz: 100000,
600, the great AppaIachion field would
meet tie strain for 6,937 years. And il
it were quadrupled, viz: 400, 100000, the
productive coal fields OF North America
would suffice for the worlds supply for
10000 years 10 come. To this We must
add the fact that new coal fields are
brought to our knowledge by extended
explorations and exact surveys. From
distinguished travel lers in the arctic re
gions, we learn the fact Of tbs exlstenc,
of extensive beds of anthracite coal. On,
Of the most remarkable features of tn,
coal system on our globe is its equal ant
abundant distribution over the northern
hemisphere, where it is most wanted.
This is another evidence of the same di
vine forethought and benefcence whic
provides SO boun tfully for our wants an,
comforts. We'll may we exclaim o.
God what is man that thou art SO mind
full of him. Praised be his name. +
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
Wheat Crop.

Our exchanges, and farmers that we
have seen from the country, speak encour-
ageingly of the improved prospects Of the
wheat fields, since the late warm rains.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
A., Fairfield County, o.
The State of Ohio, Fairfield County, -:
Cont Of Common Pleas.
Louis LeTerng. Executor Of the Last viii Of Hannah
Ls4Esnng, deceased, Plaintiff.

ncny Leveri 2 aud Others. Defendants.
CIVIL ACr OE.
NOTICE hereby ven 10 HeLry Leveringi WI.
' liam COptlgud aHd Elizabeth r. Copeland his
wife, HeFry T.. l,-yerink. HeLV Hugbyling and nau
rbh \. HuZhtlng VIE. that H.. ], !,vering q.
Ex eulor % he Lasl IS and Testament Of llannah
lowering. deceased. did, on 'h- Ilh day Of Apul.
D l7iJ. lle his Petition 10 the Court of Common
Pets, within aud for ibf CouBiy of Fairfield an1 slate
of Onto. against the said Hsl ~ Lrvering. William
Copeland and Elizabeth p Copeland bis v ife Henri
Z Leytring, Ieny hushy yifgGnd hannah 3. uughy
ling his Wife aud others settling iJrlh tlmOng o'l0F
things that the Personal Esiate OF -a!d Tgsi!Hy IL
insufficient to pay her debts and that 1t will be n.css.
safy for the purpose Or paying said debts. 10 sell HE
whole or part nf her Real Estate aud that the sbDy-
named Dtiendani'and "tbsrs. are devised. 81 said
Real Estlie, End praying that said Beal Esiate, or
such parts ihefeOas may be necessary for that pur.
pose be Oriefed 70 be sold 10 pay said debls and ,e
above named Defendants are notified. that they are
required 10 appear and answer said Petition on Or he.
tore the third Saturday amer the 2tth DAY Of Nay, a.
d. lrOJ. Dated this lyih day Of prl l-GO
HUNTER DAUGHERTY.
Aprili9, isGO-Gs3yfsiaS Atto-a,l ior P9ia'.r.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

EERsv. E. f. STRICKLAND, Of Balds.
town. Ky, will preach at the Baptist
Church, on Friday evening, and on next
Sunday, and during the evenings of next
week.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

EEsee 10 tO-days paper. notice of the
annual meeting Of stockholders Of the @.
W. & 2. R. r. Company for the election
Of officers.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
Estats of Incnh Greene.
II. II. HUNTER. ia. HUNTER
II. H, HUNTER & SON.
Attorneys and CaunScIIors at Law.
OFFICE Shelter House, up stairs. Entrance West
of the Market House.
Lancaster, april 10, leG0-3tf


NoTICE is hereby given that the unde signed has
Y been appointed aud duly qualified as Adminstra.
tor ofthc Estate Of RoBERr REID, deceased. late oi
Fair0e Id county, Ohio. All persons having claims
item ent, legally authenticated within one year-and
all those indebted will make immediate payment.
JAMES K. RElD, AdE'tor.
April 10, le6O--3w3+
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
Alcs@aoeaa &J@Gayo

DR. BJGELOW,S OFFICE is at his oLr
Residence, on Wheeling Street, near Columbu
Street bere be will attend all the calls Of sprof'
fesslon, lancaster, ,AuyustS, lsjs-lh
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
FIVE FRErARATInNS

adapted to the deficiencies Of he Blood IN different
diseases. For Coughs. CoiIs Bronehi,is kry unec-
tiOn whatever of the Threat or LRBFs inducing Cor
sumption, use No. which IS also the No for nspyss-
sion Of Sgtrfs, Loss APp elite and for all Ckroats
CSmDiaiHis Arising from orsr-uss. General Dtbiity.
No g. for DBspepSiG. Being alresdl pr.uared for alb
-orpon ii Taken BY Dreps and eafr ell immediately
into the crculatlon so that what YOU ctin du retain
The No 4s Tor Fengh Irrsgrlariiiss HgsitriG Wait
pcssss &c. See special directions for this For SAT-
RhsHH EraptioaS. SsrofLIegs. KidAes aud Bla,6
CoEpieiH'I, take No. 5. IN all ihs directions
mrsI be .trictl! followed. Pdee Of the B!0sd FssS
g per bottle.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
DISSOLUTION,

NVHE partnership heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned. IN the practice Of the Law, under
the name Of HUNTER d DAUGHERTY, was on the
first day Of Apr 1850, dissolved by mutual consent,
The unfinished business In the hands of the Arm at
its dissolution will receive the joint attention of tho
members W til closed. n. n. IlUNTER,
N, A. DAUGHRRrY,
April 10, ls6O-3wo JOHN A. HUNTER.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
1coMMuSrcATEp I
Win the Coal Field, Hold our

Will the Coal Fields Hold oatl
That one hundred millions Of tons
have bsen taken annually from The mines,
with the certainty, judging from the past,
that the amount will be doubled or trebled
and still go on to increase, as time and
the world advance, is a startling fact to
contemplate Will the mines stand tha
immense drain Will the coal fields
hold vut?
Scientific men started this inquiry
about the beginning Of this century, and
gave an unpropiliOps aud alarming answer
to it, Eminent biologists, however, gave
some comfort to mankind by gradually
postponing the period Of exhaustion. Mr..
Bailey predicted the supply of the Dur
BAN and Northumberland England coal
fields would only last two yeats. Dr..
McNabnand, three hundred and seventy
five years. DIR. Bucklsnd conceded four
hundred years. Dr.. Thompson extended
the period to one thousand years. Mr.
Hugh Tayl1r granted seventeen hundred
and twenty seven years.
The scientific predictions and popular
fears about the exhaustion Of coal may
now be examined under wider explana-
tons, more exact surveys, and better
knowledge of the structure Of the coal de-
posts.
The following is a table of the areas
and solid contents of the coal fields in
tae principal countries of the world. as
given by Prof. Rogers in his admirable
Description of the coal fields of Moth
| America and Great Britain"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26


DR.. Wallace will visit the above places, profession.
ly every month
DR. Wallace has spared M pains or expe IN max
the medical system, now praclised; and the
why he does practice any Of the sy-lems now IN
common vouge, Is, because no understands them and
knows them IN he injurious In their e fleets.
DR. Wallace does not use Drug remedies OF any
sind and yethe treats successfully all diseases with
which mankind Is afflicted Dyspepsia, the opprOha-
blum ofthe profession and all diseases arising from
indigestion he has never failed to cure perminentl,
In from to six months, He makes speciality Of
these diseases aud particular! socits OF this
| kind
Dr. Wallace has eft few Of his circulars at our
post Office fUT grIutous distribution. P-ase call AMI
get Ohe for further particulars regarding his heW
system OfpEaciire.
| BELLrTcuSrAINE. Ono, April ,, 1850.
| had been afflicted with Diver Complaint. Kidney
Affections. Dyspepsia aud Nervous debility for about
three year. had failed to get any permanent reief by
the of several different rlysicans treatment he
fore applied 20 DR.. Wallace. have been using Dr.
Waliace's new, or Hygenic method of curing disea-
ses tho past five months. aud ny great gratdcution
at tho result. is truly b5ynnd expression. am now
well! And fnrthe benefit Of inyalilS. as well rs 10
give testimony to Or. Wallace's efficient treatment.
| desire to recommend him as Phi clan Of eStraor-
dinary skill and capacity; who eau permanently cure
all Of the above named diseases. and many others
For furthtr particulars regarding my case, and Dr..
| Walaco's singular success, address
| DAVID INQUIRY,
| B+llefnntane, OhlO.
Mr. Moury sknown In this communlty.--D
| ADfil 10. lSBJ-1
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
ONE CENT REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the 18th Inst,
III an indsnted apprentice, by the name of ELIAS
Ono cent will be paid by ine OH
The delivery ofsad boy at my resdenc but thanks
caution all persons from trusting orharboring him
my account. JACOB GlESY.
Lancaster, april u, lsGN--3wa
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

TTNtiE HAMMoNToN FARMER.-Anewsparerd
voted to Literary aud Agriculture, also setting
forth full accounts Ofthe new Settleme Mt Of Hamnon
ton In New Jersey, can be subscribed for at only 25
cents perHnnun.
lnclose postage stampsror the amount. Addressto
Editor ofthe Farmer, hammonton Post ONCE, JoTer-
son county, New Jersey. Those washing cheap land
OF the best quality in one Of the healthics ana most
delightful climates In the Union. and where crops are
neverent down by frost, the terrible scuurge ofthe
North, see advertisement OF IIammouton Lands,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

A Ill WANTING FARMS IN DELIGHT PUL Cl.
mate rich soil and secure from ;rosts see sdyer.
usements Of HanmoDton Lands IN another column.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

GRAPE GEowERs CAN CARRY or THEIR BU-
M SlNESs most SUCCESSFULLY ai HamnOnton, free
from frosts Some forty Vinyards out this ser
See HammoutOn Lands, another column.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
BLOOD FOOD.
Hs IltAy human Blood upon being
AVN VE

always presents us with the same essential elements
and gives Of course the TRUE STANDARD. AHalyzs
the Blood ofa pert0n suffering from COnsumpi lion &,
liver Complaint, dyspepsia, ScrofBla. &C.. aud We
and In every in tance eerau deficiencies IN the red
glnOules OF Blood. Supply these deficiencies and you
made we'll. The BLOOD FOOD ia founded upon
his Theor-henCe It's astonishing success There arc
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
Latest STYLES of Improvement.
Pleasant Township Seminary.

FNNHE Annual Term orthe Pleasant Township SEMI
I nary will commence with MONDAY. APU LMh,
Sessions. Ms fellDws;
Summer Session, from April the 9th to June tho entb
1860 Twelve weeks tuition, 50. Vacation weeks.
Fall Session, from September Ord to Ncvesiber g3rd
1860. Twelve weeks tultlj SG No Vacation.
And Winter Session, from NbvOu 1er the 2tih. 1850
TO March tho lQth, 1851 Sixteen weeks tn tions S.
lrT7Bdarling viii be furnished by tho Princinal a;
50 per week. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal.
Lanca ster. March 70, lsGO--ly47
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
The estimated quantities oE coal j
principal countries are as follows

IONS
Belgium ..,.,...,,,. ......,........ $4,000, ,OeO 900
France. $4,000 900 ,OuO
British Islands. .... 100 OOO. 400 400
Pennsyvana OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 364OO, 900 900
Great AppalaCh Ian coal fields uhis
name " given to the btumitOus coal
| Hold which extends through partsor
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Ten
nessee aud Virginla) ,337 500, 900 600
Indiana, Illinois and Western Ken
en- 500 OOO 900
Missouri and Arkansas Basin. 10000 600 900
All the productive coal fields OF North
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26

Answer next week. ]. THOMAS P.
Lebanon, o., April IS, 1860.