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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

known 70 be dead:
HANNAH MOLlNEAUX,
JOANNA CRONAN,
MARTHA HUGHES,
ANN MANNING,
WIN. KEITH,
MARY MCCAIN,
MAhGA RET FOStEY,
RICHARD MiDGLEY,
ANNA AAKEE,
MICHAEL SWEENEY,
MARGARET FALL AND,
JU la ROBINSON,
OWEN NASH,
MATTHEW c. RYAN,
PErkR CALLAHAN,
MARY HOWAhD,
LAFAYETTE +. BRANCH
(OVerseer),
MARY SULLIVAN.
JEREMIAH O9E RN,
THOMAS III. Wal son,
JOANNA HURLEY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

TIE iol owing persons ar
MARY MCDONNELL,
JOHN DEARBORN,
BRiU6fT RYAN,
KRlDGkT RYAN,
HsRGAKET SULLIVAN,
ELLLk SULLIVAN,
MORRIS PALMER tows-
Efifftihik COLBERT.
I'll ~ IkOA II,
ANNAH SHAY,
BkiDGEp LOUREY,
NARGARET FOLEY,
BkkkARD HAL1FlkLD,
BRIDGET SULLIVAN,
CA1hA'E kALLAjHAN,
ANA SHAY,
~ ia OkR,
MICHAEL OBRlEN.
PAiRIOk CALLAHAN,
krs. JIB fhE11,
JENfIs 1IOfAkb,
- IN IalTlI TON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13
The Owe House Is still stan ling.

The ere commenced ut the east end Of the ruins,
next tie Dye House, aud rapidly Travelled WESTWARD
NAMES OP THE DEAD.
in The want of tbe pay roll or any authentic list Of
tie ep, lovers IL is mpossioe procure complete or
Yereety seeuIsie ,is of lhe allied wounded, or mss
ng but think that they have been ascert@ned with
as great degree of accuracy was possible under
~. -....r LILA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26

Ominous.
Our Douglas friends put hp fue
hickory pole in this place few days ago,
but the graceful and gallant looking ems
bem of Jacksonian Dem ocracy evidently
beca me annoyed at the company into
which it had unfortunately fallen and
bowed its head imshame. II had almost
reached the ground when its ruthless per
secutors dragged it back TO its place, de.
termined to compel it to do duty as
the representative Of the man wor>
shipping, splii-tail Democracy of the
present day. 1t is wonder he
spirit Of "Old Hickory" did not cry out,
BY the Elc'nal," al such sac,ilege.-
The idea Of making people believe that
Douglasism is Jacksonianism is too ab.
sufd Tor contemplation,
Gentlemen, it is cruel to force the rio.
rious and gallant hickory into the service
OF little Demagogue whose Democracy,
when compared with the old fashioned
Jacksonlan article, is as corruption aud
seliishness compared with virtue and chris
tian chality-'herc is not the least simi
lalty.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVAL.

The Sabbath School cele hraiion, bcl,
in Upper Sandu.ky on the lSlh inst, wa,
attended by a large number Of the school.
OF the NJ. L, Church in the county. The
display made by the procession witt iheiI
tasteful banners and appropriate notices,
as they came into town from various di.
rec;ions, conducted by their respective
marshals. preceded by bands of music,
was truly grand and imposing. The scv
cral schools having assembled at ,he
Meeting House Of the NJ. H. G., a grand
procession was formed, which march, d to
the Fair Ground, where the religious tx
ercises were opened, with prayer, by Rev.
Mccormick, of the Church OF God. -
lmpromp,u addresses were then deliver
cd by Rev, Day of the United B,elheln
Church, and Rev, Williams aud Rev. De
Leal of the NJ. L Church, with o,her ap.
prop'iate exercises. The vocal music by
the choir aad by the children was excel
lent, and the festival was one worthy OF
the occasion.
Ii is proper here to remark that the
speakers, appointed for the occasion, fail.
Cd TO be picsent, and hence the speeches
made were entirely unpremeditaeG.-
The speakers enleavored to impress up>
ON the minds of the large audience pre-.
sent, the vast importance to the well, be.
ing Of Society and the rising generation,
of correct moral training and the utility
and efficiency Of tie Sabbath School ins,i,
tuition as nursery of correct morality as
well as Of vital pie.y. The remarks OF
the speakers were listened to with much
apparent interest, aud were generally well
received, with tie exception, perhaps, Of
a portion OF the address of Rev. DeLeal,
which was induced by the misconduct Of
few lawless persons who attempted, un-
btden, to appropriate refreshments pre-
pared for the school TO their own use ,lu-
ring the religious exercises. This fact
was, probably, not known, at the time. to
those who misapplied the structures OF
Mr.. De Leal. .-..
After the refreshments were served the
following esolu.ions, offered by Rev.
Love, were unanimously adopted.
Reso!ued, That the cordial thanks of
tie M. E. Church Sabbath School, and of
the citizens of Upper Sandusky, here as
sembled, be teudcred to the Sunday
Schools present, from other portions OF
the county, for the hearty mapn,r in
which they have responded to our invi-
tation TO join this festival
Resolred, That the thanks of this as.
scmbly be rendered to the Military and
Brass Bands of Sycamore and Upper
Sandusky for their good music .yratutous
ly discoursrd 10 us on the present occa.
sion.
Resolrrd That these resolutions be
published in the Wyandot Pioneer and
Democratic Union.
In conclusion the doxology "Praise
God from whom all blessings tiow," was
sung by the asscmblage, and the benedc-
uon was pronounced by Rev. ltogers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
Likeness of Liucoln,

Our neighbor, I. Miller, Esq, has pre- :
sented us with a photograph likeness Of
Old Abe Lincoln, the next President OF
the United States, the very best that we
have yet seen. Mr.. Miller is prepared to
furnish any number of them, and the
friends OF Honest Abe should avail them
selves cf this opportunity TO procuro a
correct likeness of their great and g|ori
ous old chiefain. The pictures are fine
specimens of the Photographic art and
reflect great credit upon Mr.. NJ. as an ar
list.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
lNPECTINE, THE
Persian Fever Charm

ESOR the prevento, and cure of Feyer and
4 Ague and Bilious Fevers. This wonder
vi remedy was brought to the knowledge Of
the present proprietors by friend who has
been great traveller in Persia and and tbe
Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphr,tes, le
experienced severe att:ck of Fever and Acne
On discovering his condition. one oflne Boat.
men took from his person an Amulet, saving.
"Wear this and no Fever will, tu,ch Won 3
Although incredulous as TO its virtues: he
complied and experienced immediate relief,
and has since always found it an effectual
protection from all malarous complaints.
On further investigation he 70 nd that the
ooatman attributed to it miraculous powers,
and said that it could only be obtained from
the P Piiest of the Sun. Sometime afterwards
the gentleman in conversing with a Priest
obtained from him the secret it's p,enaration
and ascertained where the medicinal herbs
were found, of which it was compounded. -
Ihe wonderful virtues of this article have in
duced full belief in the minds of the natives
in the miraculous healing powers of thei
Priests,
since ms return to America, it has been
tried with the happicst effect by several la.
dies and Gentlemen of high Character who
have given it the most UNQUALIFIED nrise -
This remedy having been a specific In Persia
for hundreds of years for the prevention and
cure OF Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers-
is now offered to the American people,
II VIII be sent by mail prerared with fall
oiIeetions Tor use, on receipt of one dollar.
rIln ',Pal Depot and Mandatory, 1873 Main
st. Richmond. Va. Branch Office. Rank of
Commerce Building, New York. Address "
JOHN WILCOX a co.
July 5,lS60-ly ~ W.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
Very Foolish.

Very Foolish.
There are men in this town who are
SO selfish and bigoted as TO get angry with
their neighbors because they differ with
them in politics, and these men are not
wholly confined to any one party. This
is very ungenerous.
The fact that man does not support
the same men and measures that we do
does not lessen our respect for him as a
nelghbor and friend. in the least, no mat.
ter how enthusiastic he may become, or
with how much spirit he may carry on the
political warfare. We admire ths man
who has the independence to do as he
pleases-it is the poor, ptiful tool, that
we despise-and when our neighbor 'en.
eers the political arena against us. we
always expect to give and take hard
KNOCKS, and we endeayor to do so in that
liberal and generous spirit which should
always characterize the conduct of gen.
tlemen who chance to differ in opinion
upon any subject.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26

n~"Harper" for August has been al
ready issued and to use its own words is
an excellent relief from the political dis.
cussions Of the day. Rich and racy are
its contents, and now that the weather is
so excessively warm, we can reco II mend
nothing better as a mears of enduring it,
than copy of Harper and glass of ice
water. Terms, So per year.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
A Large Crowd!

There were at least one thousand per-
sons from different parts Of this and ad
joining counties in attendance upon The
Sunday School celebration on the 18th
inst in this place.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26

Ey Dr. Hardman's numerous friends
ard patients will remember his next visit
10 Upper Sandusky will be Wednesday,
August 9,h
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
The Nurseries

Delegation to the Sunday School cele.
bration. in this place, on the 18th inst.
numbered over two hundred persons,
headed BY their Brass Band, with appro
pirate flags and banners. The delegations
from Eden, Sycamore and Tymochtee
townships, were also very large and pre-
sented a grand and imposing appearance
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
Eandusky, Dayton s. Cincinnati H. IL.
The time on the =, D g. C. r R. at Forest
and Carey is as follows:
Wyand0ts Remember!

The Mass Meeting at Tlfin on next
Wednesday, August lst. Cassius M
Clay and other eminent speakers will Ger,
taiuly be there. Let our county be well
represented.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
tjsb " ~ s SsS
g.. ,..I tSA-c;Ss 9, ,I:.;ASte)

This invaluable medicine is umfailin.. in the
cure ofalI those painful and dangerous diseas.
es TO which the lcrale constitution is subject
1t moderateS all excess and removes mll Oh
structions, and speedy cure may te relied ON
To MANRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short
time, bring on The monthly period with rrsu
!arity,
Each bottle, price One Dol ar, ears the Gov
ernmcnt Stamp Of Great Brilahl, to prevent
counterIrlts.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26

Hail Storm.
On last Friday our town was visi cd ty
n hail storm, during which hail fell as
large as hulled walnut Of ordinary
size.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26


These Pills should not be taken BY females
during the FIRST THREE MON lis Of preg.
nancy, as they arc sure TO bring On Miscar-
riagc, but at any other tmethey are safe.
in all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Alice.
lions, Pain in The Back ard Limbs, Fatigue ON
s,ighteXcMiun, la pilailon of The Heart, Hys-
terics, and Whites. llcse Pills wi IcIirc Il care
when al other means have failed and aIlhous h
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, caio.
mel, mllmony, or amy thing hGrIul 10 The
constitution.
Fall directions accompany each package.
Sole agent for he United States aud Canada
JOB MOSES, (Lalc I. G, Baldwin 4 Co.
Rochcs cr, n. Y.
N, B,--Sl ,oo and postage stamps enclosed
to ant authorized Agent, will insure i bot of
the Pills !'y rrtur mail
For sal hv NJ MAXWELL d HOLTON, Up.
per Sanduskv, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26

DlTTSBURGH SALTl-A large lot ms,
l. received and for sale at ASHBROCK,S
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26

Terms-One Dollar 4 FiftyCents IN advance
Two Dollars, if payment is del 'yed till aftcr
the close of the year. No paper will be dis
continued until all arrearagcs are paid, except
at the option of the Publisher.
urS. M. PETTINGIIL & co, Advertis.
ing Agents. No. ll9 Nassau ST.. New .Yok an
10 State street, Boston, are agents for the"pi-
neer." They are authorized to contract for
lis at our lowest rates.
D-The ClScINNArI Tyre FOUNDRY COMPANY
are authorized to act as our agents in that city
CHICHESTER d SANFORD, Proprietors of the
Merchants Advertising. Commission and Col
lcciing Agency, are agents for this paper ~
the cities OF Philadelphia, Pa; Wilmington
Del; a..d Baltimore, Md.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
Western Reserve
CuEECE AnENNV

CHEESE AGENCY.
HAVE received an agency for the sale OF
L the above brand of Cheese, direct from the
most choice Dairies on the Reserve and am pre-
pared to supply cheese at all times at Cincin-
natl and Cleveland prices. 1 would call the
attention OF dealers to come and examine fol
themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
June %, go. VIII. ASHBROOK,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26

IF you want fine embroi ered collar for so
i cents, 100 pieces dress trimmings from f2x
to lsH, call at the New York Cash Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
PIrTSBURG, FORT WANE & GIL
RAILROAD.

,z,, ,u,, ryrs3e4
fa EH E.R = Z
Uutil further notice, Passenger Trains will
be due it this station as follows,
GOING EAST.
Through Express. ...'.........a,ie A M
Mail. ............... Al i. Nj
GOING WEST.
Through Express. ,lO,2l NJ.
Mai ,...,,..,.,.,., p. NJ.
}. M. ORR,
Agent.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09

ETVIRoL T. SHAW persists IN his re.
(usal to obey tie instructions Of the county
by publishing calT' for meetings IN this
paper. Lel him be ompehed 10 resign q
trust he never meant faithfully and honest.
y to execute Jet him be expelled from q
position he has disgraced, Doubtless his
uubOvnded coBceit leads him to the ballet
that be Is the "only true Republican in
the county" Doubtless his uubending
attachment to the principles he learned in
The Red Lodge Clique" still stimulate
him in his opposition to "Oid Ways. and
nerve him 10 his determination 10 'prsvsnl
them from uniting aud aiiliatiug with the
Democratic R'puhieos' Party" Doubt.
less bis Boosting presumption dscsives him
into the opinion thal he can "prsyonl old
Wigs and Americans from uniting with
the Republican Party"--tbat be can "prs.
vent the Gazette from advocaiioR Repub.
hcsn principles" Blu, we take Il tha, bis
imm'"S' pOwVr and influence 10 unknown
and unislt beyond hiS family crcls, and
iba. tho Lees no iAlES about reading men
aud papers out ofihs party the better, lest
be bs driven again TO afEiiA.s With the
RED Lodge Clique, thing bis molina.
tiODs. instinct and qualifications properly
demand. -t ..'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09

The GREAT BREAcu or PRoMIsx CASE
The now celebrated 100000 brsaoh
Of promise case, entitled "Carstang vs.
Shaw" ia set for new trial Ia the Court
Of Common Pleas, before Judge Rebsr, this
morning. We have not heard the intsn-
lion Of the counsel in the case. but It is not
unlikely that Il will be continued for a few
days. in order to dispose Of other cases
now pending before the Court. 1t will be
remembered that on the former trial the
Jury returned verdict for the amount
3 100, ,0O0---and it is this. together with the
high Standing and wealth Of the defendant,
that renders the case so interesting. The
verdict is the largest ever given 10 the
world IN a similar suit. On the present
trial al enormous amount OF new tsstimo.
uy. principally dispositions taken abroad.
will be introduced. 1t comprises the evi.
dence Of over fifty witnesses. residing In
Brooklyn. N. Y. Ciucinuati. Ch srleston,
S. c., Baltimore and slssvhere.--SLL Louis
Democrat
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09

Lr Gov. NEwMAN's EiceER-7The story
goes thai when 1t. Gov, Newman. OF Ten,
nessee. was here with the Kentucky and
Tennessee Legislatures. he was accompa'
MED by his "b,dy servant" sPrighlly,
saddle colOrOd "boy" about thirty. who
was conscious O. his diguity. His master,
who was iu The habit Of jesting with bin
fsmiliary. acrosted him in the hall Of the
Neil House. Just before the departure oiour
guest. with q why, Jack, havn't any ol
the Kboliioniss carried you of yel?'
"Yahl yah! Mass Ne Eraau, [qaOtb Jack
when I seed you gwius down do stree
arm in,Arm wild GubnerD DenpisOp, and Cub
ner Chase. l tot you wor gone. sure :
yahl yab!l Gov. Chase 10 responsible tol
the story;--ColuDbuS cotfssPondehce o
the Cincinnati Commercial.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09
mo1har.i mofhaf.,,

You are all nurses, in ono Aanse ihe word ret can
you determine and treat the diseased yonr children
or do you not call In ph ysican when ihey ara GiingS
Accept, then, the aid pr. EAToN bhpgs you in Ills
lNFANI ;ls IiLE cOkDIAs. ne ns rekaiar physician.
has mponnded this without parogofIc
opiate OF any kindso as to be relief to
suffering little ones in all the III attending heir teeth
for Summer Complaints, q is aceftsfl Snrs. You may
rely on Il with perfect c0hhdence, that DR.: RAToN'S
lNPANTINE CORDIAL could never. have attained
the celebrity II hta III the United SIates were not
the very bssi ariele toi lpfaatlns Copiin that ia
DIR. BRoNsoE's BLOOD FOOD, sdvsrtissd with
the CORDIAL, 10 the most invaluable peceSsity to
every MQTHERM ~ well as every unmarried LADY,
Buy II ana read the Circular env6iopng the bottle
and YOU viii get he particular informaiony yon want,
! I-FSee Advertisement.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09

EEThe Washington correspondent Of
the New York Herald, 10 telling OF the
Republican oauoaS, having under cousi-
dsratiou the election Of FOREty to The
Clerkship Of the House, says,
The caucus discussed the policy Of the
election Of Mr.. Forney, and hut one mem.
ber. a PsnnsylSaniIn, opposed him. Mr..
Adams Of Massachusetts. Snd other Vest
eru and New England Republicans Of the
Adams stripe. who, ii Was supposed, would
oppose Fornsy on account ofIear that he
would 20 with Douglas TO Charleston, adj
vOcalsd MI. Forney's claims Ata s'Atsisp
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09
The 'aEaglc" aud the 5000 ApprOPria-

The "Eagle" aud the S6, 900 ApprOFrta.
tiOu.
The "Ohio Eagle" Of last week 6nds
fault with the $4,000 Appropriation re-
Gently made by the Ohio Legislature to de.
fray the expenses Of the Legislatures ofIu
diana, Tennessee aud Kentucky in their visit
to this State. We confess our astcuish-
ment at the littlsneSs Of the "Eagle;" We
knew it to be politically lost-ready and
willing to grasp at anything tangible and
many things intangible. to subserys party.
purposes, but We did not believe itsO ut.
ttsrly lost to every sense Of shame. TO ev'
cry motive Of pstriotism--so entirely hids>
bound for political capital as 10 derouncs
an appropriation Of few dollars by the
General Assembly, to entertain the guests
Of the Stato-aS to characterize things so
emiusntly proper, so we'll calculated to al
lay bitterness and promote good feeling.
50 commendabis In its ends and SO bene6
oial in it's altajnments, asia useless expen-
diture". ns"a Big drunk"
Shame! shamei We venture tie asser'
ton that no patron of the "E'glS" read
thai article without plying lis author and
blushiog for bic mistake; sud thst since
its publication lie has looked no homes
man in the eyes without turning red, white
green. yellow every color and every
shade Of color, and then skulking of lik
a whipped cur to conceal bis shame anc
escape unpleasant remarks. useless sx
psnditure!" indeed, that $1,000 sboul'
be appropriated by the great State Of Obi
10 strengthening and promoting frsterns
feeling for our brethren Of the South, in ce
meuting the bonds Of the Union. that
might endure for ever one snd unbrokeu
: big druuk." indeed. that the sister State
Of Kentucky, Indiana. Tennessee and Ohio
through their Representatives. should NEE
> around ohe common bosrd, partske of th
ho'pitslities Of Ohio. and send up on
!. common prayer for it's perpetOity.
=" The canker worm lies here. end it
gnawing the very vitsls out Of the Eagle
The late proceedings at Columbus sho
tho Republican Party first to welcome ii
!, I South. 6rst in loyalty and FIRST in devotic
. to the States. and cast back 10 the Eagle
face The silly and false charges Of disul
8 ion SO unjustly bssped upon them. Doub
, less the worthless Of the Eagle will read Il
: democratic members out Of the party,
every one Of thtm voted for the "usele
expense" and participated in the "b
" drunk" rs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09
DyspoplIa ana Gen. raj Dsbil,,x.

CARLlsLr, Warren County, Ohio, March 8, 1858.
DR. O. w. RoBAcK--Dsar Sir:-For the benefit Of
your scandinavia Blood Puriaer and Blaod Pills, \
sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Compiaint Ihave
suffered from lhs diseases for fyo
yeara and have thed gTeaf mAhy Bhyscfsns V,H afI
to no purpose. vas dyised Ly friend 70 iry your
Blood PsriHer and Pills and did SO. was nyine n
Cincinnati al the time, and Iwent 70 your ofoe and
purchased one bottle OF the Purifier and one boz of
Pills TO- commence with. and bloss the day found your
valuable medicines for lam enjoying good health ut
present, and feel een1dent hat the cure %
Let ohep buy and take what they please, az for me
give me the Hood Pufiaer and Pills for All chronic
diseases, which arise from Impure blood or deranro
ment ofthe diEestvo organs! Itake no other medi-
Most truly, E7rat aa , T.V. DUBOIS
See advertisement. febtuary q, ,le6O--I,,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09

THR CLOSING YEARS OF LIFRs sra OPEN
wretched by ailments which are trng In themselves
and easilI cured if taken 10 time. Aaection OF The
liver, stomach, and other organs concerned In digss-
ton, are the most frequent 5They aatursily maxi
the sufferer nervous, irritable aud compaining, and
relatives and friends are forcedto bearihe brant of
Stomach Bitters will prove efficient remedy for this
evil. II will not only strengthen the whole physical
organizations, but entirely cure the most Obstinate
cases of indigestion, Daffhea, DysenterJ and LSJy
Complaint. The Hfst physicians In the country are
loud In thelr ptaiSs OF this preparation, Another
recommendation of the Bttets Is tha. II h 90 psata-
BILE TO the taste that q may be used even asa beVer
Sold by ali druggists. -.- e'frF'-s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09

TNARJ LANDS FOR SALE. e5 NILES from; Phil
adeIphla by Railroad, In the State 81 New Jersey.
Soil among the boat for agrcultupl purposes, being
good loan 1oil, with clay bottom. The land y Q
large tract divided iuto small farms, and hundreds
FROM all pArts Of the country eve now aetng and
buIdlng rBe crops produced are large and can be
sesn erowluk. The climate h delightful and seculs
from Fos,a. TefEp from alSto oaQpot eeFe, payable
Leave Vino street Wharf a 7k 4, n =
by kallroAd for Hammenion, or Rddless k.JsDRRNEa
Nv ieet, RaTmoAioB Pos, once AtAnlic county Ne,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09
Ey The following 10 a good one upor

EE The following i'a good one upon
the Union. said to have been produced
during the recent excursion, under the
immediate Inspiration ola drink composed
Of equal proportions Of MOnOugabAlA and
Bourbon: .,..s,}.rs.a $50.
The union Of rye, Snd The unioh Of fpcmS q.
Their union win lske.ce ana riveG D..
fAs unioA ofsaeat iA one spaciouI horn
And their unAAggIng union forever.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-09
DIED

OF Lung Fever in this city. on the Esd
ul,.. MARY B., infant daughter Of George l..
and Mary SITES, aGed year, month
and 20 days.
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