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Ma.cchinerv Depot,
CHICAGO. u1IE0ls.
Uave Et IAzeea xnt 5est Aksottioertc
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
! AND EGxLEKz6,
PORTABLE sTEAN ENGINES,
BASH IND M0ULDl,'G MACHINES,
EcadEorti PIaEing Machines,
TIrH AND WITHOUT AATcH1Na.
Dcaue's Patent Resaw1ng Machines,
Dosne's 6tave and Barrel Machinery,
Dosne's Heading Iathes and Jolners,
Doare's Shiagle Machines.
Ha,s wsssssn Axeets fort q. Of DCfor oob oe-
Butch AnheT Brand
BOLTING CLOTHS.
ALasxs snex constantly on kana- Aho.
HART 4 NUa6ONS
fiYEES FIGURING 45D G2IST HILLS
Leather s4a: Rnbbos Betting, EacanEs
Packing, decss &C.
At tas vss5 lowed C..h f1.cea.
~. DCANE, Agent,
+,1tt.sr+1Y IS4 tlsskzt-. ChttAEo.
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:
s II. W1LL8og, Attorney. oct& d!Y3td
Tbs aave 4Hl4 "a AdouIrt1 70 Thursday. EoytuotE
1851 1t toe sama ho.t aad ci.e~.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26

Hon. EDWARD BATEs.-The 81. Louis
Democrat strongly urges the nomination
Of Mr.. Bates by the Chicago Con veutiou.
In the course OF an article com men ting on
the recent unanimous nomination of that
gentleman by the Wings and Americans ol
the Missouri Legislature, the Democrat
says: .,...
"When pro>slavery men, and devoted
emancipstionists and free. e.soilers, .citizsn
Of the same State, unite in support Of the
same man, their fellow citizen, there il
good reason o believe that sectionalism
can be subdued, and that high Qualities
are still appreciated even in the sphere Of
politics. The above resolution needs no
explanation. 1t is a declaration OF faith
in the virtues and personal qualities of the
man. These commend him to those with
whom re has been politically associated
all his life; his principles, verified by his
acts, commend him to those who had
been opposed to him while the opposing
forces n the field were the National Wings
and National Democrats--to ourselves,
for example, always exception bis views
in favor Of a protective tariff. The for.
mer lay aside all fears as to the future, and
the latter the grudges and enmit es which
they. may have inherited from the past
There has been no trade. no bargain oI
any kind, and nc one in any event can be
cheated. for the position of Bates, on the
great dividing and disturbing question oil
the times, is well understood. Th DO.
sition is such that the Republican party
were, indeed,a sectional party ifhe should
be dec Jared inellgable for the nomination
Of the Chicago Convention; and yet with
the full knowledge of this, the Wings and
Americans Of Missouri declare UNANIMOUS
ly that he is their first choice" for the
Presidency. =
"We have never said that the Repub
lcan party can be beaten in the next
contest; but we do s1irm that the nomi.
nation Of Edward Bates. at Chicago,
would give il certain victory, and not
alone in the electoral college. bu. ip the
contest thdt would .ensue, 1t would be
strange if that party learned no wisdom
from its ehe iss, the slavery propagandiats.
Have the latter lost anything BY nomina
ting in National Convention aud electing
to the Presidency citizen OF New
Hampshire and OF Pennsylvania in success
sion? Had they been actuated by the
same spirit which actuates certain prom,
inent Republicans, they would have nom.
mated Jefferson Davis, as their reprssen.
iative man. and as q matter Of course,
would have been utterly routed. Their
policy has teen to nominate the man
whose success has been least doubted--a
policy by which they have largly gained
however previously the country has
suffered"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26
Court of Common Pleas, Fairfield County
Ohio,
Ulery, stockdale G. 60.
Daniel Yeigh, Aquiila Parish and others,


Daniel Yeigh, Aquilla Parish and others.
A ARoN YEIGH, Henry Weigh and Abram Weigh,
IA citizens and residents OF the State Of Iowa, will
hereby take notice. that the plaintiffs have this
day filed In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Fairfield
County, Ohio, against the said nonresident efen-
dants and Others, setting forth that said Uery Stock
dai d Co., did, the 5h day Of October. 1851, by
the consid ration Of said Court, recover judgment
against their o-defendants Daniel Weigh and others
In the sum Of 0A53 80 and costs Of suit in tho
OF 1907 So That there was realized said judgment,
February 2e l559 the sum Of s5.273 and that there
still remains unpaid said Judgment the sum Of 81
O75. That all the defendants 10 said judgment in
solvent, with yisabe In their possession
satisfy the same. That the 2Gth day Of December
1855, Aquilla Parrish executed and delivered mort
gage to the said Daniel Yeigh upou the following real
estate. In said County of Fairfield tO-wit part Of
the South side Of the SOuthwe Quarter OF Section
No. 90 and also part Of the North side Oft the North
west Quarter of Section No. as Township No. 16 and
Range No. le, in said County Of Fairfield: which said
mortgage vas given to secure the payment OF sIO0
gnnuallyt 10 the said Daniel Zieghiduring his natural
life and the OF 500 10 his assigns or admiustrA
torssthls death. The petition alleges that the said
Aaron Henry and Abram eiYgh, are children Of the
said Daniel Weigh, and pretend to assert interest
In and TO said mortgage The petition prays that the
interest OF said Daniel zegh In said mortgage be de
creed to be sold, and the proceeds thereof piled
tho payment Ofthe balance due on ssd Judgment; or
IL that shall be denied then thai said annuity and Ia,
said sum Of 1900, the same shall respectively fa
due, be subjected TO the paI ment Of said judgment
The said defendants, Aaron. Hedry and Abrau
Weigh. on-resdents as aforesaid, hereby noIdet
to appear and answer or demur to said petition BY
Saturday the 3rd day of March next decree vii
90 against them accordingly.
JOHN G. RAINRY, Clerk &c. P.
p. VAN TRUMP. Attorney.
January 2B, lSOU-GW31DfS9 Is
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26
ReDrbIIcnn state Convention.

"A Delegate Convention, for th' purpose
of selecting four Senatorial Delegates to
the National Republican Convention at
Chicago. win assemble in the Oity of Co.
lunbus on Thursday, the let day Of
March next. at II O'Clock A. NJ. The ratio
ofrepressutation will be. one delegate for
each 400 votes for Gov. Deuuison in 1859,
and one delegate for each fraction over
half that number.
Fairfield county is entitled to three
Delegates to Columbus and each Con.
gressiouaI Distric, will send'two Delegates
to Chicago. The State Central Committee
suggests The eed Of February as an ap'
propriate time for the meeting of District
Conventions. Let the Chair mrn Of ouI
Central Com ittee call the people of ihii
county together at an early hour.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26


CROWN OF Ono The Ohio correspon,
dent writes the New York Tribune as fol.
lows:
Ohio, as YOU may know, has made new
appraisement Of property. The Board Of
Equalization has not yet finished their la
bors. but think You may set down the
aggregate at one thousand millions ofdollars.
If you will look back little, you will think
this result one Of the marvels OF the dav.
In 1895 the property was valued at sirty
millions. SO that 10 thirty four years-a sin.
gle gensration-the value of the State has
increased sirteeen .foldi 1t has doubled
since 1850. Notwithstanding this, the real
that is, selling value Of property. may be
set down at oue-tifth more than the app
praisen ents. The valuation OF. Cincipnat
is now double that the whole State thirty
five years ago.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26
Literary Institute.

The '1rving Lycenm" will meet in the
Basement Of the German Reform Church.
on Mond'y Evening, Jsnnsry 3Otb, 1860.
at 64 O'Clock.
Question for discussion:
ResOleed-"Tbat Corporal Punishment
be baDished from ouF Schools?"
ForemeB in debate--W. d. Jeffries and
L. r. Carpenter.
Essayist--John NJ. Connell
The public are respectfully invited 10 st
tend. BY order Of tho Lyceum.
VIM l. RIGBY. Pr ident.
w. A. SHULrz, Secretary.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26

Z.
EE We call the attention Of our readers
to an article advertised in another column,
called DR.. RoBINsoN's BLOOD FooD. It is
an entirely new discovery, and must moi
be confounded with any Of the numerous
patent medicines Of the day. Il is food
for the Mood, already prepared for absorp
ton; pleasant to the taste and natural ID
action, and what one gains he retains
Let all those. then, who are suffering
from poverty, impurity, or deficiency o
blood, and consequently with some chron'
ic disease or ailhent, take Of this BLoor
FOoD and be restored TO health. We no
tice that our druggists have received {
supply of this article, and also the world
renowned DR.. EAToN's INFANTILE CoRbIAL
which every mother should have. 1t il
said to contain no paregoric or opiate o
any kind whatever, and ofcourse must b.
invaluable for all infautile complaints. I
is also said that it will alay all pain, ant
soften the gums in process Of teethiug,ant
at the same time regulate the bowels
ct all mothers and nurses who have on
dured anxious days and sleeplese nights
procure supply and be at once relieved
EF See advertisement.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26

Fearful Disaster In the China seas.-LOss
OF an American ClIppeT,with neanyIOOO
Souls,
The New York Herald contains graph,
10 account Of the wreck Of the American
clipper ship Flora Temple, Of Baltimore 10
the China Sea. in October last, which dis.
aster caused the loss Of light hundred and
fifty Coolies, and eighteen Europeans. It
was written by Dr.. A. P. Childs, who was
a passenger on board, and illustrates the
horrors which almost inevitably attend the
Coolie trade, while it describes one Of the
most disastrous shipwrecks that ever oc-
Cured.
The Flora Temple sailed from Macao,
for Havana. on the 9th Of October, 1859.
When she had been out few days it was
discovered that the Coolies, who were
doubtless greatly dissatisfied with the drsa-
ry prospect before them, had formed a
scheme to kill the crew an take posses
sion ofthe ship. The mutiny was prompt
ly suppresSed..by the captain. but not until
one OF the crew had been hacked to pieces
and killed, and several others wounded;
and but for the panic produced among the
Coolies, by the prompt use oe revolvers, by
the captain Of the vessel and a portion Of
the crew. the latter would probably have
all been murdered.
Before the excitement growing out O
this mutiny had subsided, and while the
intense feeling created by it still remained
on the l4lh of October the vessel struck
reef in the China Seas, and notwithstand
ing the efforts to save her, it was founc
impossible to extricate her from her posi-
ton, The crew at once were borrifipd By
the fear that " hile all on board wore in thii
helpless and deplorabe condition the Coo
lies would rise aud murder them. and tn,
Captain ordered the boats to be lowered
into one Of which, containing thirty on,
men. including the writer OF the accoun
Captain Johnson and bis brother entered
nd after enduring many sufferings ant
prvaticns, arrived ou the thirteenth da,
after leaving the wreck, at Touran. wher
! they were Hospitality received by tn
French Admiral, NJ Page, who went i
search Of TIE missing boats. as we'll as t
rescue the Coolies; but OF these eight hun
dred and ifty unfortunate beings, not on
remained; and of the ship itself nothin
. could be seen except the port.side, fror
the main chains forward, attached to tn
remainder of the wreck by the rig .ine
together with the bow-spit and iib boon
and the top Of what seemed to be msi
sky sail>mast. No hope is entertained
: ,he rescue or escape Of the Coolies who ha
cen abandoned, from their perilous sipu'
ton, nor of the. safety Of the eighteen Et
. ropeans in The missing boats. The disa
u ter ia one Of the most destructive to buma
4 lille that have ever occurred on the oceal
r and furnishes another strong reason for II
abolition OF the Coolis trade, which is on
second in iniamy to the African slave trad
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26
News aDHM ce-


The following Newspapers ard Mage
zines. can be had at the News Office.
WEEKLY. MONTHLY.
HArper's Weekly Atlantic Monthly
Littell's Living Age Codey's Ladys Book
New York Ledger Psterson's MaeSE.De
do Mercury Lsshe's da
do Waverly Ballou's DO
do Weekly Great Republic
Gleason's Line OF Battle Ship
Knicketbocker
Waverly Magazine Comic Monthly
Frank Leslie's Illustrated News
do Zei'ong ftermau)
n.., Nick Max (Comic)
Ba!lou's Pictorial Yankee Notions, do
Flag Of The Union Monthly Novelette,
Scientific American Bon Ton
Porter's Snirit (SportinQ) ;
Wilk's Spirit DO World Of Fashion
New York Clipper 10 Budget Of Fun
Banrer Of Light
London News
NsR York I'lus'ersled 2eitony.
Or any other. Periodical or Paper, not
on The lst, can be had Iy leaving your or
ders. Nor is the time to subscribe. Call
and see US opposite the Sh@ff+r House.
T. E. BILLINGHURST.
Lancaster. December 10, i859-33
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26
Court of Common Pleas, Fairfield
County, Ohio.
Jane Hamilton,

Rebecca Hamilton. widow of theI a"
late VIM. Hamilton decd, Franklini In Partition.
A. Hamilton, '(minorl Mary Hamil-)
ton. (minorl amt Rebeeca Hsmilton,
their legal guardian. -. ..aa
VgNHE said defendants will hereby take noice TIM /
the said Jane Hamilton has this day fled in IN,
Clerks Office of the Court Of Common Pleas for Pair
aelc County. Ohio her certain petition 1rayine for
partition Of the following real estate Situate n said
county and Of which the said deed died seized VIZ
7. r. 10 r. 90, containing 1876 acres beinI the same
tract o. land conveyed to the said William Hamilton
70 hts lifetime. by John Augustus and wife, BY deed
bearing date Apr L, ls41, and recorded in Book No
o. ,. 93 ofthe record Of deeds or said county.
&d part OF the South west quarter 0f section "a,
T. 10, in r. 90 containing 20 acres being tho sans
tract Of land conveyed TO said William Hamilton in
ais lifetime by John Chambers by eed bearing data
May e9d ,s4e aud recorded in Book No IL, page 3aj
/ of the record Of fdeeds Of said county
Sd part of section %, T. I9, in r. 90 conainin q,
5 100 acres being the tract Of land conveyed
10 the SAID William Hamilton In his life time BY the
said John Chambers by the last mentioned deed.
ih. The South westquarter ofthe North west omar
ter Of section %. T. I3, in r. TO- Of the lands sold st
Chilcothe. containing ~ acres being the same tract
oiland conveyed to the said William Hamilton in hi 5
lifetime. by Allen Laughlin by deed dated Feb I'd
l<2 and recorded In book No 90 D 50 Of the record
Of deeds of said county.
5tn. One undivided eleventh part of the reyersion
in fee of III e5.l00 acres being part OF the North
east qualter Of section &C. T. 12 90 set on as dow
er 10 Elizabeth Sharile, widow Of the late philln
Shartle dec IL being the same interest conveyed 10
said William Hamihonin in his life time nv Alvin N
Belz one of the heirs at law Of the said Php Shartle
BY deed dated Nov. 9. 1852. and recorded In Book No
20 p 9' OF the record of deeds OF said county The
pe,toD also prays that dover be assigned In all OF
said lands to the said Rebecea Hamilton. widow as
aforesaid The said defendants, the said Rebecca
Hamilton. franklin A. Hamilton and Mary Hamilton
are therefore hereby notified TO appearat the next
Court Of Common Pleas ofFairheld County and plead
answer or demur to said petition, or judgement will
be rendered In accordance with the prayer OF said ne
litiOner. JOHN C. RAINEY CLERK p n p
p VAN TRUMP. Attorney.
Lancaster, Dec. 90, -0wa5pfslOy5O
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ORDER OF COURT.

ON HoNDAY the 18Th Of FEBRUARY, A. d. 1900.
" at one O'Clock in the afternoon, will be sold by
public auction 10 the highest bidder on tbs premises
near the Town Of Amanda.in Fairfield county. Ohio,
the following described Real Estate, 20 wit: part Of
the West half Of the Northeast Quarter Of Section No.
80 Township No. - Of Range No. 90 bouBt ed as fol.
lows; Beginning at the Southeast Of said half
Quarter Section. thence West on ine half Section line
so chains to pOsl thence North LIS chains to
post thence West 80 chains TO post: thence North
81 chains tot posi thence East 80 ehains TO post;
thence North 3-3s chains 10 pest thence Fast 80
chains 10 post, the East boundary Of said half
Quarter Section; thence South 50 chains 10 the place
ofbeginning containing I2lO0 acres more less For
plat and greater certainty ofdecsrption see Survey
No. 1870, Boot No. s. County Surveyors Records Of
said comfy. Said land being known as tie Bcgle
Saw Sill lot. Appraised at 1000.
| Jsrm5 Of Sais-One third tue purchase money In
hand the day Of sale one third in one year and the
balance in two years, with interest on deferred pay
mens from day Of sale and be sold for less Than
two-thirds Of the appraised value. Dated this jlh
day OF DEFENDERS "A. d. 1853.
JOHN r. MUNAUGH. Adm'tor,
0fJOhn Bogle. deceased. with the Will annexed
| ALSo-Atthe same iime and place. ! will oner fol
salo the following Real Estate, to-wi: The NOrthess
Quarter OfSeetion No. 81. in Township IN. "a. o
Range No. No. except % taken oh the East sid,
Of said Quarter Section. The land 10 be sold con
tanning il0 acres, more or less.
! Terms OF sale made known on the dav OF sale.
JOHN r. NUMAUGH, Adm'ior.
HUNTER DAUGHERrY. Attorneys.
/ December %, i65y-5R59pfS6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26

E%A gentleman who has for two years
refused to contribute anything towards The
stated preaceiug of the Gospel recently
surprised bis friordS BY contributing to the
purchase Of a bell for new church edi
fee. On being asked the reason for this
exercise oil liberality, he replied that he
never put his money where ho could mol
hear ii ring.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26
Pleasant Township Seminary.

TENHE second session o. the Pleasant Township Sen
mary, will close with the 27th day Of January IsGO
The examination oi classes Will take place We'd
neslay and Thursday previous. Friday willbe ex-
elnsyely devoted 10 reading and speaking. Original
Addresses will be delivered by several Young Ladies
and Gentlemen. After which there will be an Ad-
dress by the Rev. Mr.. HAsTISG. The Third Session
will commence on Monday the 50tll 80 = Of Januay
A. d. ls60 and close with Friday the 3ch day March
A. d. 1860, including weeks, Tuition will be 81 50
payable In advance.
JOSEPH FEEMAS. Principal.
Pleasant Township, January ,lsG0-4W3j
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26

| The above is n portrait Of David McCreer, &C Ma
pier township, who on the 3lst day Of August. 1853
made affidavit before Justice Gorey, that he was treat
ed for the Of Cancer by three physicians of Bed
ford county and by DR.. Newton OF the Eclectic Col
ege In Cincinnati for apeod of nearly eight months
notwithstanding which, his lip, and portion oi
his left cheek entirely away! He had Civ
up all hope, when he heard ofthe "Blood search
er,r and was induced to try 1t. -Four bottles cured
him. aud although sadly dsdgured, there Is qnas-
ton but what this invaluable medicine saved his life.
The full particulars of this remarkable case may bc
seen in crcularwhch be had of any ofthe agents
We also refer to the case of Nancy Rlcakney Of E-
derton, Armstrong county, Pennsylvania. cared o
Scrofua after being unable to get out Of bed for 3years
To the case Of lady In hnsonville, ,Clearaed Coun
ty, who was also afflicted with Scrofula In its wors
| form.
To thecase of George Mesel, residing in Carroll
town, Cambria county, Pennsylvania, who was so bad
ly afflicted with Cancer thatit eat his entire nose OF
and his case worse, II possible than McCreorS's
The particulars ofthese cases, every one OF which
was cured by the use ofhe Blood seatcher-may also
be found In circular 20 be had efany agent.
.-.' .rf R. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor
Laboratory for the manufacture aud sala, near the
Pa. Railroad Depot Hollldaysburgh, PENNSYLVANIA
DR.. Geo.H. Keyser. Wholesale agent, Pitshurg, Pa
For sale by KAT FFMAN e. CO., Lancaster; J. T..
Swain. Groveport; Il. Schuler, Roberts & samuel
Columbus; b II. Stutson, West Jefferson; Dr.. A. W.
Munson, Kenton. January %, lsGO--ly39
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26

Bound 0vER,-0n Monday last Esq
McVEraH "recognized'' to appear at the
next term OF Common Pleas Court, School
Master DAVID WELDY for "unlawfully as
saulting. beating and wounding" JiooH
RADEBAuoH, one of his scholats, small
boy thirteen years old. The facts are
these: A worry lsughable circumstance 90
currcd in the school at which yodn9 Re
debauSb and several of the larger scholars
laughea aioud. The Teacher turned tc
Rsdebaugh and invited him out for thu
purpose ofaogging him. The boy replied
that he would do so il the Teacher punish
ed al who laughed, refusing 70 subm
to q whipping Upon any other terms
whereupon Mr.. W took down his roc
and struck him 10 or 90 blows. The
boy still! refusing. he repeated the dose un
iii be had inflicted from one hundred tc
one hundred and City licks. weltmg Sut
bruising the little fellows back most shame
fully. ttia e.-~g
Justice MCVEIdH held the law in ,suol
6ases TO be "that teacher has the uu
doubted authority in Ohio to inaics Corpo
ial Punishment upon. the person Of hi
pupil, provided that punishment be not ex
cessite and immoderate in the man ner, 10
s.rumeut and quantity, under all the cir
cumstsnOes. and being fully satisfied
Gas he said that the punishment in thi
case "exoeeded the bounds Of moderation,
he found the defendeul guilty of the fac
charged aud held him to bail in the suu
Of $500 for his appearance at the mex
term of Common Pleas Court.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26

ETThe Washington correspondent OF
the New York Herald says tina. the gossip
that the friends Of Mr.. Sherman for the
Speakership talk Of abandoning him for
some other man is eide" and that "no
other man can be found IN the House who
concentrates 10 many votes as Mr.. 8.