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Z W HALL
E " HALL.
Truth Stranger than Fictfo,. -

Truth Stranger than Fctioa '-Eoqe med De.,.;-,
Il Ladys Testimony otter hirtyeigit seo-, =,
Suffering! ''"'Y
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful -.
cine, could 1t perform the astonishing cures Ia
it2 maze %
Messrs Tyler l. Adair: - 'o'~'
have been afflicted with rheumatism, at tr,es 4,--
my twelfth year; will be fifty years of age the i9h
otthls month: the attacks were at times SO seya 'l
to render me helpless; have tried various reT,s
to very little effect. Last October was sttarEd $
my shoulders, sides, back, and hips could nat Taa
without crying with pain at this time also riaa ~
ny remedies, internal and external without rerai-
any relief; was at last advised to try Har1ntor,
getable Tincture; before | had taken one bnt+e ~
which felt much better and rs continued teEir, "
felt strength coming into my back and limbs ana ~
stomach strengthened and revived every yray: bar
taken five bottles aud am much better than exrar,
ed to he. | intend to use II whenever need II ANA
would recommend TO the afflicted, believing ii ma
quailed.
Yours ELIZABETH RAGWFTT
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MARINE NE VS..


ARRIVED,
schr " D Co'quitt, Creighton Baltimore
SAILED,
Berqus Eben D edge, Bennett Rio Grande, four,
&c, Haxa.l < B-D
Schr Ameds, widen, New York. Curris
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CMiCkEtiiNGs,S sEsI.

-sSsz..9 CHICKERING'S BEAU
- e. III Vi PIANO FORTES-KecaLt-
Ia n My received, four elegant iustIu-
IL merits trl N the distinguished Piano
Forte maker "Ghic;ercg, with E, 6 aid octaves
beautifully finished in rosewood arl black walnut
Also, new supplies from Ii established rlanulac.
ham, New YOrk-al Of which have their usual tine
tone and elegance oi finish
NASH s WOODEOUSE
change. DEF
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gSS FOR RENT.-TEe house aud sore No
- 9s Main street, at present cuoed By the
proprietor Clothing Store, snd without exec y
ton. the very best business location in the city OF
Richmond. The nee 3ssitJ o: attending to a ousi.
ness in another State is the only ioy renting
the premises. This is an opportunity that seldom
offers, and may not again for years. Thera is a
lease that has nearly five years to rGa Early ap-
pications solicited. Cali on the premises SO
Main street LEWIS HYNEIAN
de 2--.linnt
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/ IFs o. THE non. NATHANIEL

I IF OF TIE HON. NATHANIEL
a. MACON, of North Caroiina, IN which there is
displayed srk King instances OF virtue, enterprise
courage, generosity, patriotism; his public life,
illustrating the blessings Of political union the mia
cries Of faction and the nnschieta Of despo:ic pow
err in any Government. His pirate life: furnish.
ing lessons upon ne science Cf social happiness
aud re igious freedom, Of greater value, perhaps,
than to De truud ia the clog Apply Il any othe;
character, either ancient Or Eoderp, having lived
aud died without an 'ae!nY ~ Edward Il Gotten,
Of NJrth Caioinl-price Is Cts
For sale by J.B G.BB
de4 s., oQpnsi:e Ci!y Hote, E'a.n st.
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eve spenk a. IN w. :. -.
MERE EVER SUCH uMen.o
!" by any other Medieine RS MADg
tons Yegetahle Tinctn.ano sMen HAM

I've spenk as 10 wi.e -
Exc EVER SUCH CTpnssn:"
ny any other Medicine ,ba MADg
tons Vegetable Tinctnre,Ncp..n.h amp.
CAL DlSCOVERY!-withs such ts.,,a"Af AkbL
ger pio9i can De given unless it be tri, no str5o
derfui Hampton's Vegetable rinetH,a a Oh this wgs
Let the afflicted read readi
bARRELLvILLE, ALLEsAyy "a u
To Msssrs Mortimer l. no,.,h,,. May 4, ls51'
~; Dsst oirs: IN Justce to DIR Hampton. Va
IlnGtuIe5 1 wish 10 inform you that We, sgsta5.
on the sd day OF January last witt! an Laken s,.s
stomach, bowels and kdneys x,ss.c' ION Of h.
eminent physicians for more than tvg oy fogr
tle OF no erect had some knowledss rs aii toii.
virtue Ia HaInptonB Tlncture fror, orc me zFeat
my wife had taken two years since I' 'O''ie which
came to the conclusion that World IT,
medicine from my physicians but trv ~ ~ no mora
ana am happy to inform You had not 'ure
days before Elt its powerful influence .aNen u tSs
sch. have continued using the rTnc, uPoh M s0Ea,
able to leave my room, and can eat anv o an no=
ach. f4e Nh nlg st0ln.
The afflicted Or their friends are daily vi,i.,
Hampton's " '"'' llnctGfe d
| expect TO send you several certi6c,.o.
days-one especially from Young lady yrb 10 lev
confined to her room twelve months with uas been
the head, affecting the brain. u''ease Of
Respectfully yours, Ewu,r-
On the pernauency of the cure hear hin, S.,,
other letter from the above ' 9TH a.
BARRELLvILLE, ALLEGAsy ca vo
Messrs Mortimer 4 Now bray: - '''~
Dear Sirs am happy to inform Won ths, Ill.
finds me IN the enjoyment of good health bv gay
your HaiHptons IIncture aud the blessing of c.
am enabled to pursue my daily avocations 90 nsuJd
have great desire that the afflicted shoDd 20 10 sit
great curative powers of the Tiucture. 'N'" tae
am, with respect yours
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o. FOR SALE.-Ths L Iuse ard Lot cor
I'll OF Franklin and All streets at present oc.
cupled by Cap, L II Nmu4o The lei froats 81
feet on Franklin sud runs back I20 feet OF ath
street, to a Is foot alley.
For terrne, which will Do aceommo dating, apply
70 X. NJ BURTON
oc2
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s1AaCA BOUAS.-NASH n WOOUHOUSE
q haze just had printed srd bound W in books
Of 9aricu1 sizes, hGn95C me ChecEs on the several
Banks If the city.
Alec, FOL sae-Negotiable No:e=, Prornissory do,
Foreign Bills OF Exchange, Drafts, Bills Of Ladng,
Canal BILLS Of La 7i.g, &C 10 80
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eSA NGTICE.-The Steamship PENN
s..zxsAzsskS SYLVAnIA, Captain Bavmore. will be
ready 10 receive freight en- Friday, the 10th inst
and sail on Monday, the 18th Dec. Notice will be
given OF the hour Of her sailing. For fre;gh. or
passage, apply to
del Z RANKIN AGENT
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RENDERS AND FIRE IRUNS.-Brass
1 green with orass mould.ngs brorzed and Nur.
sesy renders' suitable for city and county fire
places; brass head polished and kitchen Fire Irons
assorted, in prices from SO cents to 81 so.
, Also, gooo assortment of polished aud brass
head Pokers, for sale by
10 WAN r,.uYor
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FAVE DOLLARS REWARD.
I OST.~ On Saturday night, Morocco Bag,
8k Containing three Kegs One large Brgss, and
one la &c Steel Key, connected by a ring the
small separate The fl, der will confer favor,
ard receive req ard of So, if desired by leaving
them at the Dispatch Office. TO 2J-ts
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'No TyBACCO MANUFACTUKERs
LlQUORiCE-Wewillb he reoulsrIv sunnl;ad
oy the mporters with Mass Liquoricn of the Check
q O. 70: brand, genuine and pure article, which
We are authorized to sell and warrant ss such -
Aiso, wltn 4e &c. c." brand. Manufacturers are
requested to give US call Orders from, The COW,
try promptly executed Wan ''-7 .0uH'
&C lS INN ,u ,,,.,-o,
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r1AE, Collaborating at Rockets frciu
" schooner w l. Dayton, l65 tons OF best Red
Ash Anthracite Coal, So Is per load, delivered in
any part of the city, il taken iroul the vessel
JOHN w WRIGHT,
no Is Dock Wharf.
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a. FOR 3AlE.-A No l SMALL PONY
ISSive years cid draws and rides finely.
ALSO-A first rate second hand BUGGY AND
HARNESS. Apply to p VOOLFOLK, JR,
no 26 $50 BrOa1 ar
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s5{ ANgkD, a COOK, either male or female
" suitable tor q frat class snack house. or an
oystermau used 10 attending at bar, till the close
u The year Or the ensuing year Enquire imrne
diately q. the Shakespeare House, l72 Broad street
De r-2tk
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no COUNTRY Ann CITX M. E..

ROUND PL4sTER =0-7 - ----@~
49,; Lufe nround ,aster, Ne IRihnI,n1 ', i,ssh
EDWIN WORTHAn + 90
ASf Urls WANTFD--~1-,- -
nest Industrious and refuI ssryaa lie
ana so"d situations, BY applying at '''' may
oh STlECKER's.
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sJELvETS AND VELVET Ribbons.
CHRISTIAN AND LATHROP have just re-
ceived splendid assortment Of Velvet Ribbons,
al colors and width rich black and colored Vel
vets for Mantillds, also, ricn cloth Cioaks.
no 20 - Main street.
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f05 DOZ. sE4sKT<.-Recei,e Iy recent
IUJ arrivals, ore hundred an five dozen good
and medium Shirts warranted to Fl, and we'll
1nale-made expressly to our order. 10y one Of the
most experienced manufacturers in the United
Sta:Gs. No ICE Main sire Ell,
KEEN, CIIiLES s. BALDWIN
II B-LaFge lot Of Under Shirts and Drawers, OF
Puck kin, Silk, MeFino, sc. no %
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- - FAfEI IdFILLE1 ! tNN' AFIII IoIH, I"II
Sir-We have given your Cherry Pectoral an extern
ded trial in practice, and find it to surpass every
other remedy we have for curing affections OF the ss
DiratOTy
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VELVET VEsTs.-We nave now on hand.
' large and beautiful assortment of silk Velvet
ard Piuah Vests, which will compare tavorably
with the richest patterns of our 'Failors, made II
the nea,eet style, which We will sell very low.
HENRY SHhFER & co,
de No l03 Main street. corner l4th.
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Parker CLEVELAND, NJ !


have found the Cherry PectoTal as its ngred' ens
show, powerful remedy for colds, and coughs, and
pulmonary diseases.
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~ c ofsr|
the entird
| Many de
| prices, co
Heavy 81
/ wants,
/ Supertor
/ Gentiet
/ Heavy n
/ Aiso,.%
/ fancy co
|other dc
Goods IN
Ieold with
H All per
lido well :
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The City Of Richmond viii leave New York
on SATURDAY, the llth inst and the 0nta rio
will succ; ed her on the following SATURDAY.
They will alternately leave New York every Sat.
urday at o'clock, ana Richmond every FRIDAY
MORNING, at 9 oc.cck.
For freight or passage having superior accom-
mOdations, apply On board, or 70
del ALFRED 3 LEE
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
INEw nsrApLfsmMnNr.

a rg City Grocery store. 81.
INV undersigned respectfully iniormu HE iTisn6t
u and tho public generally, that he hes opened
NEW GRocERy FsTAplisHNENT under the shove
haine In tho Qnecasirnre Room ~ Thomas u Whits,
nehrlv opposite the Philadelphia C0famiss0n SlonS
ancestor, Ohio where he will constantly keep on
band general variety Of Groceries. such a:
Thevery best df Rio Coffee New Orleans Sugar
cru,hedi Powdered and loaf suearsg
New Orleans & SugRr-honse Molasses; SugaF-houss
syrup and superior article Of Golden Syfnpi
Al.o. fine lot Of Black, Imperial and Young Hy.
so91. Teas, which know can't Be beat
Rice pepper, Spice cloves, cinnamon, ntmegs &C.;
esventh and siStwist tobacco, cut and dry tobacco
and large assortment Of segars; fne lot Of Fruis,
sneh as LEMONS Oranges, Figs. currents, Almonds
and Brazil Nuts; -, - -. -. : -.
In conclusion, any thing that can be thought Of In
the Grocery line, you can find by calling At the cieJ
Groci ry Store. y
You will find there, hsota superior article of br.n
dy and imported wnes which will oi be sold In les,
Quantities than quart and general assortment q
NOTIONS always on hand. '-lts,' tsafET
/ would, thoreiore, most respectfully request NV
fTonds from the country to give me call as wifi
furnish them with good articles, and cheap ~ thtY
ran buy Tn m any place else, Give me cali look
| for the sign CITY GROCERY sToRE.
| April 2lg 3uhl rl II. A, GEBELEIN!
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-rrA.Nl.lisII rIIgl lIllII:.

~ - 49, = Nftt a-HI-NH-iS
CtEoRGF. L. EcKERT still continues a, his new
NJ stand ON HdfSsfSeet, m StoateWy's LSiiftTR
lipo doors East Qfths H0rhi'e lailey Bank, whIrr
will bciqund a. usual general assortment Of CAlt
MT FURNITURE, which Is admitted BY all TO b
me largest and htGpest evof heore kept IN this pt@
...--...,.-S from the pidirest 10 the Ga- .ss<Fl
y. sEsieA est, consisting Os ,@~
I - SOFAS, solid Mahogany SSkr
CHAIRS, Tcte.s.tetes pivans, TABLk-s, Stands. b..
.nAus and Gue Beastepds, SC. &c. =
CINCINNATI FURNITVRE lie will also keel
m hand general assortment OF Cnrtnuai Furniture
which will be sold at small advance upou city prices
thus obviatng the necessity Of citizens going esql
where to buv furniture, BY making tito their advan'
lage 10 purchase Of the subscriber Offering them
either home OF city manufacture. All urhitOre Sold
By M will be waTrsnted to be weimaee and durable
materials. .E ,,.-'....,
A GOOD HEARSkis always In readiness to attend
funerals 1.-THE subscriber has and hereafter will
keep constantly on hand Collins ready uRde, sn,thai
no will be enabled to furnish them in few minutes
notice lie will promptly attend funerals any whei e
In the county without eSta charge.
Thankful for past tlavors. he respectfully asks con
inuaucc Of the public patronage. In the samr build
ing is Mr. G.. Smiths Chair and Bedstead Factory. Sc
can be accommodated in either line al
the same place. GEORGE l.. ECkEKI;
! I.ancasier November 1880 %
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0t-In answer to tho numerous inquiries,
we would say that the Marietta and -Cinein-
natl Railroadis is not yet located through this
county, nor is 1t possible for US to say, at this
time, ichich route wiAbs adoptsdt These facts
have not yet been determined BY the Board
Of Directors, nor will they be until the trial
surveys between Byres' and AthenS are CON-
pleted, which will be soon, az We are inform
ed.--Vinton Rcpablicdn. .f,eF h.-a
SPRcR.-The steamer Clara, brought to
st. Louis on Friday, from the Missouri river,
between forty and fifty thousand dollars in
specie, belonging to the Messrs. Bach, San
IA Fe traders. She also had on board ten
thousand dollars to Page & Bacon, and email.
er lots'to other persons.
The vEEEkABLE William Wilkinson, dice
in Providence, (R. ~ on Saturday morning
In the g2d year Of his age. He was the old
est living graduate Of Brown University
having belonged to.the class Of 1883. HI
served In the revolutionary war, and wAs en-
gagged In SullivanS expedition,
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HuRRrASE.--A severe hurricane passed
through CLdstiana county, Kentucky, be-
tween Princeton and IIopkinwille, few
days ngo It EXTENDED forty miles wide,
l,ngth not known, prostrating the telegraph
posts.ond wire, uprooting and twisting of
n'arly every tree in itsrange. All the fen
ces arc ltveled to the ground. A cotton mill
was also destroyed, and number Of barns
blown to pieces, killing number Of horses
stock, &c. The full extent Of tho damage
is not known. .-.
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uirhlr Imnorinnt.


yHNiIE subs ribe offers to sell his valuable improv-
4 ed Head Blocks for Saw"Mliis, upon the
follow ing terms II they do not work as represent
I'd, no pas VIII be required The Improvement con,
slst, in rnahng one nan 20 set both ends ol log Al
the same moment OF time and with the greatest re-
GaTity. REFEKEsCER
7. NiiliamF Brock Columbus Ohio. g.
D,an. Heed ond Co Xcnia. Ohio.
John Young, ColulnluS, Ohio.
ct. Soils, Columbus, Ohio.
Amer Reese. l'Olumbus, Ohio
Michael Sul want. Columbus, Ohio.
Moses ShptI,r, Crovopott, Ohio.
E F Mclaughlin. Springfield, Ohio.
I William Tnrl, UrBana Ohio
Hardy and tlari;, Pilua Ohio.
B. 7, Shallic,, Fletcher, Ohio. .Ea
! James Tlurpn. Texas. Ohio.
! J. (. Fisk and Co, TcSas, Ohio. t
I William Halter, NapoleOn, Ohio. -. a.
stephens ard Go ,ileianca, Ohio.
John MOI an, pluilton, Indiana. .
/ West and NilHina, Bloomfield Ohio,
\ The abovr ara persons who have purchascd theim.
proven ut anI hayr il now in nse. -.-
( All orders lrsSsnd, post pail, to the subscriber
at Laaca$tcr, Fairfield county, Ohio, will he prompt
! ly attended to. JOHN S SNYDER
i 'I5sN. b. The above Improvement obtained d
ploma and premium Of silver cup at the OhiC
State FAN 1881.
Ohio State rralpubliSh three months and charg'
This Office
Lancaster, September %. 1851. Gm21
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IMpoRTATros OF SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.--
During the year 1851 the Importation Of
brown sugars into the United States amount
ed to 366,537, 1856 pounds, value Sl2,sss,-
274; of white or refined sug grs, 100000
pounds, value 81 ,ooO, 900. OF fmolasses there
were imported 36,379,772 gallons, valued at
e3,-o7,5Sl; making the total valuation Of
the importation OF these two articles $l7,b89,
s55, or nearly one-twelfth Of tho valne Of
the entire imports for this year, which a.
mounted to $2i0,a24,032. The principal
import Of sugar is from Cuba, 276,ooo,ooO
pounds, valued at $40 900, coming from
that isllnl.
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Fro n Arriynl of Books.

has JUS opened athi Book Store
| opposite Shegers H0iel an f,xrENs'yr AssonT,
WENT, consisting or cycry variety Of Stationery dHd
Srlool B00hs. nd vurv large and excellent lot Of
| Niscellaneo"s aid standard works "a 20,
niank D0o,;., OF every description, apl at th'
vcrv hwestt2tas.
Hib,cs, l,rgc and splendid assortment and at OK
'rcmcly lowpricnS.
Tho public NAV reS' assured that they con ohtan
# the above tsnl pverv thinG usually kept in stor
# mi, Kind and at prices as lowas al any ether es
0gion.
! Tlaniiul forpast vorS. the Undersigned hopost
merit contnuanrr Of tao putlic pallonagr by
faithful attention to business anil deposition +
Eplaase ali who may favor kim VIE: a call
I.nn.s,nr Nnromhrr 90 ISL - %
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a.. > .nreUN.--O Our amiable. friend Of
=. S3,ss.,,,1r who Is now at large on the
III, ssS iic Grounds, and who proposes to insert
P;s rro6oscis be. cath the turf and remove
tbe turf aforesaid, after small woyms,to mann
tS;nl precarious existance, or yield up his
troubled ghost, has. opened his batteries on
h;s enemies. As has been the case Tor
wears, the eternal printing question y the
burden of his song, and his deprlVeton thete-
Of, the body Of his grief. We lnlet from
the language in the Statesman. ot w ednes-
'day, that the first victim is to be AUDITOR
MORGAN. Strange as it may seem, It IS re-
ported, and generally believed, that the Au-
ditor will not issue orders in his behalf beyond
hnsntv thotsand dollars for the past winters
printing till he has the bill Of the said MEDIA
ny therefore, regularly presented. Ana tor
his tcmerity in this behalf, there 70 to be
IA war Of determination upon him. The
leader of w e,lnesdsy is the first gun. He
admits these Democratic enemies oil hls have
got him in eight place" but he still hopes
the "sterR and resolute Democracy" VII
mot permit him 10 fall before their assault
We respectfully submit that it is this very
kind OF Democracy which is now after MN
with such sharp sticks. lie has nothing tt
fear from any other sort. % g. Journal
We hare heard it intimated that the. oil
war horse Of Democracy, who has pusse'
with the party through 50 many campaigns
has become very Pugaacious since he wa
turned out to fodder for himself. 1t wa
added that he threatened to whip Audto
Morgan, because that dignitury refused t.
taliow further supplies beyond the $4,000
until the regular bill Of items was presented
Has "selfshness" anything to do with sue
. Dpmocrnrvs .HH..' ''-
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The NV YoRK GERMAN FEsrIvALs.-
Til My festival willn take place In New
YJfk this year, by reSson Of the great pre-
plra, ms which are being made by the Joint
committees Of all the German Glee Clubs OF
Nv York, for the general convention to
tx, place onthc 10Th, 20th and 2lst ofJuner
und In order that too many pablo festivals
nj ht not follow each other. All the Ger
msn Giee Clubs In the United States form u
general Union, called S,agsr- Bund, and con-
Vene every year in one Of the principal cities,
where they perform their songs and chO-
ruses, and give one or more public concerts.
They are the invited guests OF German citi-
zons Of the place where the Convention is
,bsld, The coming occusion Ia New York
will be truly grand atair--societies from
various cities throughout the country will be
present.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03

/. FLOUR PROM OHro.-Tncluded in the a
mount OF SusquehuDna -four Inspected this
week, arc one thousand barrels OF Ohio, re-
ceiyed by the Susquehanna Railroad. This
is but a precursor Of large amount Of Ohio
Flour which will find market here, in con-
sequence of the law having been repealed
which required ten hoops on barrel of flour
in order to pass inspection, showing couclu-
siyely that discriminating laws relating to
inspection are opposed TO our best interests
! baltimore Patriot.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

THE subscriber Offers at private sale, Eighty A.
| crcs of and being the Southwest rart OF the
Farm on which she now resides, and adjoining the
lands Of isaac R'cs on and q quarter mil west o'
lancaster, on the Royalton Road aIordng onr Of he
best sites fora country mansion within III vicinii
Of tho city: anc.third part wood land aud the remain
der In four fields under luen. The improve rnts ar'
two small Frame Dwellings, Shed Barn, and Stahlmg
two wells, one with Pump, the Other draw WE'LL
pussession given to tho purchaser In time TO seeC
wheat this Fall HANNAH LENERING
March %, 1859 bw4b
TFEaglc please copy.
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A YACHT PRIZE WORTH SAILING FoR-At
recent meeting of one Of the London yacht
clubs, the secretary read a communication
from the Russian Consul, announcing the
great regatta of st. Petersburg for June 81,
in which royal yachts Of all nations are in
vited to contend for prize of $50 guineas
the race TO extend from Cronstadt round the
Neva Island. The letter was expressive oil
the warmest desire from the st. Petersburg
Imperial Yacht Club that gentlemen OF the
Royal Thames Yacht Club would honor them
| by entering the lists. The distance to be sail
ed is l60 nautical miles. Do. ..-