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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01

WHITE 4 LATTA
eallingtAe attention Of The pubicto their new ad
lvertsement, would embFseet the opportunity ofre !,
iurung TO old friends and the public
generally forheir ve liberal patronage Past
and Noald most respectfully Solleits eontinnanee
the same as they are determined V spars eGortto
make tboh pleasant ahd profitable y Ahy and ali per-
Wishing % putehase Hardware % any deSorplio
Of them. Feeling satisned With q heiF IN the
business and means of keeping up large stock thnt
they UdeF greater 70 the public a. .n
en- lac city o. Sfeinitt hev 80
well aware Of the necessity Of small
making up In blowing and puhine what Iack IN
ny other palenlaFs they wish thersfore 70 avoid ~
thing Of that kind and salisAed amer reeevin
entire new stock which Il arriving 49,
one thathe 0rs4i Hardnsys stsrs u the plnce ~ az
What they want and alow prices. Their stock
sistin part asfolloWs; tsg l0Sg, ,',, - y
Pittsburg Juniata Nails, ,SPIkesa q vlfas.
lGNARPENTKRsa and Builders will nIease take na,,.s
~ hatthe new arm OF WHITE q LATTA viii ssIl
none butth best Junata Nails. All Mails soid br
WILDE warranted. Wehaye now on hand, 81 Z, = ~
| $50 Kegs Nails. Spike and Brads,
$50 hoKea exl0. l0xl2 and l0x1l CITY Glas.
600 KEGS Wm. Wood q Cos Pure WhIte LAaA
| 10 Barrels Llnseed OH, .iI ,1F -'Vlf -'7' +.
| Barrels Of Putty tU
In addition to the above We have .tneh ~
B.tdtnR Hayapsrs OF eVry diseription which wis be-
sold cheaper than ever, WHITE a Ll1rA y
BancasteT, April Q9, IR5l.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO
DROVEIES!!
ll,i,,'S;.I s:. s;.sa Sl,l


FKNHE cl.kvtLAND. GOLuMBUsAND ctxciS.
u Natl RAILROAD COMPANY arc now ran,,np
M9rmhF aud evening Train for tho sspeelal aernl,
mediation V stock dealers. 80
Morning Train leaves Columbus al O ,J0a m iaak.
ing close connection at Cleveland with Lake shosa
Trains ior Bnhkirk, BuilAlo aud New Y0FA i-F'F
Evening bioek Tfasn Leaves COLUMBUS s(tflsr tl,a
arrlfat ol me mock Tram from cihchmill nj III. n
~ eonaeeung u VIeyeiaDd with Morning ri IN az,
.is i@ke shore kallroad, for Dunkirk, BafaIa and
nsosvrs wishinfto ship to Pit,shury and pnlads,,
Rhla. bf takngthefI5 y, %, train win arTty,at Crest
line at iplb D. m. cannect With the III J, NJ, st.T
Ifaiu ~ the Pittsburgh, Port Wayna nnd tbisy,,,
kailToad, arriving pt Pisshufgt ~ $50 a. n.y. M,
gay! hisWan hasheen placed upon The road k,r
ths ace inmodaton of Stock Dealers Iran ihe south
stock wiiihn Tramsportrd as Lew az
by any other ateuto. h
Drovesffoin iIa s0nti, ahd west win and Calam.
BUS tig Naoat cotgenicit place an the route 10 ee.,
their stock aD0 day, which hey I'VE the hfiyIiy M
doing, and esi,lg on the sanIe ears 4 y M 80 "
vITIsOpT EXTRA CHARGE.
DroEers viii andthe cnlHInbns yard, ibe mos, eon
ygnent % load and unioad fbstween CInelnnatl aId
New YGfk. tlaT1 ! Y ~ - -''NN
For farther informatIon apbIyto Ebs.R
sJAMBS PA1srERsOE. Agent.
Z, IS, FLINT. sug~infesssss, Gle yeiand. Gina.
columbus, July 30s--3mIJ sF <. i'1Nl I'd
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OPEN DAY ANDNrGHT, WINTER ANpsuMMER
THE OBJECT OF THls INsTlTUTION


THE OBJECT OF THls INSTITUTION
RS TO AFFORD Young MEN AN oPPoRTUNi-
" OfqUafylng theuIsoIve theoretically and pFac
tcaliy for the duties ~ Ihe Counting House.
The Course offnstruction embraces Double Entry
Book Keeping and lts various lcationsto trade,
Via: w hOlesnle, Retail SteHnIboAtng, Manu- factur.
Ing, ShippihR, Commission. individual, Oampound
Company aud Railroad business. Also, Lectures on
Commor orcinl Law, Commercial Calculation and Prac-
Applicants cnn enter the lnstltution atany time,
and attend from h a. NJ, too 0P. M. ti
y Akeafsom eight TO twelve weekt TO complete a
students are by Illustrations
Of business transactions, Independent Of printed
book. et FH
The aclepeu is thus so completely reduced to sys.
tenn, that Students on leaving the College, will be
able l0thke charge Of and conduct, upon scientific
principles. any set OF Double Entry hooks.
Ladies' instructed In separate apartments. prepared
EXPIRE sly the purpose, In avery branch Of Mer
camille Science. and thoroughly fitted TO keep tho
books OF any establishment, however extensive and
eomplcnted the business may be. tsf.
Also nightly clnsses formed al the Preparatory
Rooms for Writing, Arithmetic Grammar, Compost
Teachers hearing Diploma fsom this Institution
setting forth their uAliacaona bong con- petsnt Il
teach will not only be able TO teach the Theory Of the
teach The Practical part hich 10 Oftho utmost i'm
porance. The Principal having had twenty years
experience in business V himse fand others, AUTO
ipaies what Is needfui for the Teacher'A success
QUAIiFI FICATIoNS REQUlRED-9Anyo one will bt
received into this lnstltnton Who possesses goot
Common School Education; or. ~ eHtireIy deacleh
In Arithmetic. suHcient viii be taught the pupi, To-
all Practical nusineas Purposes. feee 0fchaFge. Il
On Graduating. u tisnot necessary Tor students Il
have Interest Tahles they taught that scienc,
In the Coiiegs. NOcIass systems studeuts can ente
at any time. sH
Fun Course, sti''tf 0a5 90
Partial Course, tft M 95 90
Book keeping and Pennmanship for La
dies. per month, 10 90
Twenty Lessons Improved Pennmanship,
tnclud,ug Stationery, ft~t "a so
| boarding, per week, $50 $40
W. u. W. SMITH, frlhcipai.
NB,Tkersis 10 no vacation IN this Instu uution; iti
| Opened Winter, Spring, summer and Fail. nay an,
! Evening. ltis locatedln 0ne OF the most health
aud desirable parts iihe city. beng surrounded b
1 Beautiful private dwellings. Parsons deairoua q
| Ieafning bnok Keeping, Pcnnmanship and Atithms
tcare cordially invited TO cpll and see the Principal
Cincinnati, February 5, eS7-tOiy
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rIIE oREAT IlARoWARE sToRF.
WHITE ALATTl

.,,s Ne.ees Rain street, y, 4. s,
s1aN OF TEx PAD LOCK AND. NILL saw,
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PAnTNERsIsTP NOrVrF, J.

TyHRlate firm ofTURNER & REIDLBBAlGH has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All
requesed TO call HenFy who is authorized
70 settle and receiptall accounts Dnne this ard
day of Nov. 1855. TURNER a REIDERBA RGH.
,!Ia Nh The bn'1sss o. nIacssnI Ithsn9 in all
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THIS WAY EVERYBODY!

' vEIhe undersigned takes pleasure IN Informing the
citizens OF Lancaster aud vicniiy that be Is now
FULLY pref AIRED 70 make those beautiful pictures upon
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01

/, es z AuditSv's 0gsss,l
NY f 8f e.s fLsasesfer. slpr1l 4, lHS7.l ~!
stitution amendm entsaEe correctly copied from tie
OFiginairolis on aie ihthis once. V
April IN, 1857. Sm.lS '''y' -'s''r rv'R-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-01

FVyHB unJersigned will nlIordsrs for Shingles IN
short notice th,s season. having nude arrange
monts to get timber with certainty than hereto
fore. Shinglssmnde OF Oak, Ash. Walnut, Cheetnu,
&e., call aud examine them. Factory 0 n ColU nbuS
ST.. South of Main. CT RtVERlY
H '3rH SIT ttt Iat ftti f Mngch % AT
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-20

=. .olaed. untrammelied vote Of ali the people Of
the countless than that convention representing
county should submit a bundle Of propositions
manner that would fail to elicit majority vote
,py single one Of them, however vital and i'm
pOrtant
and this is our answer to all the complaints Of the
,ovsruor in behalf Of his fifteen nineteen coun-
=. On the slavery question every man of every
.,uuty can vote his direct sentiments. The other
o,oyisions of the constitution may or may not be
,DorOyed by majority of the people Of all the coun
s.s whether they are or not could not be ascer-
aimed by submission ofthe instrument in the lump
a. in that form not one man In the whole Territory
ad vote his direct sentiments ON it's several provis
tns. II the constitution thus ordained shall prove
oDnoxous in practice, then the people of the State
4, change il hereafter at will; for the instrument
,,uressy declares
An political power Is inherent in the people, and all
nc governments framed their authority and in
TINTED for their benefit. and therefore they hass al all
NJ, an ,aaiaa6e and iadsnsi6e right 10 alter REFORM or
Jgl er form Of gorrnmct sucA mam~ they may think
Fgo. N
Thus are all the ends of substantial justice accom-
plshed by the acllOn OI inc LocOmptOn COnVentlOn
The slavery question is submitted in such manner
hat each inhabitant may freely express his direct
sentiments upon it at the polls. The constitution
goes into operation with without slavery clause
as the people shall determine and, If the remaining
provisions of the instrument prove injurious or OBJ
nonious in practice, they may be substituted with
others by the people at any time they may choose.
We cannot sympathize with Gov, Walkers appre-
tensions of civil war; If there be rebellion insur-
recon in the Territory will be wanton, causeless
nprovoked and incendiary. It will be such upon
which every good citizen of the whole country North
and South, will invoke a severe and summary pun
ishmen from the constituted authorities. 1t will be
IN resistance Of measures under which the broad
ends of substantial justice sought and cannot fail
10 be secured and those who make it, if they escape
the bullet and the bayonet will deserve the halter
and the gibbet. The honest sentiment of the whole
country approves Of the mode now opened for the
settlement Of the troubles in Kansas The heart of
the nation beats for peace; and to the msguid-
ed men who shall presume to prolong the strifes of
years by defeating the honest wise, and just meas
es which have at last been devised for their fair,
final and peaceful settlement.
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TO THE CITIzENs OF WASHINGTON,
WoIfe,s schiedam Aromatic schnapps

The proprietor begs call the attention and the
citizens Of Washington TO very superior Holland n which
no pubic under the wofo se
SchnappS.
THIS manufactured by the proprietor exclusively at Ids dkn
cry In schisda made from tho best barley that
procured Europe Favored and usdsd not by
berry the choice botanical variety
aromatic Italian juniper berry, whose more noas extract ds
with spaous solvent and thus becomcs Goa
exquisite flavor aud altogether transcend
ing properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known
proprietor has submitted nearly tho whole medsl faculty
United and has from about four hon
chemists who endorse their signature
as a desirable addition to tho matera mcdica.
Persons purchase should bc careful tho genuine article
country flooded with counerfeis and limitations
Pu,up quart pint boes dozen each, md fr
the respectable druggists and the United States
Vt t UD0IP1iO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot No. 20 beaver street, Now York.
Doc 13--d3mf aa5ai t9efi eslftS9 ,sEGaastFt :.
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WE PUBLISH TO-DAY Parton's Life Of Aaron

WYE PUBLISH TO-DAY Parton's Life Of Aaron
wv BnrrIfe and Times Burr, by Parton VOL
pages octave Illustrated by engravngs steel and wood
Price 81 u.s.
of Burr respect an original and peculiar
work absorbing and possessing peculiar claims 70 the AZ
tcntioa of Americans
The author claims volume the story Of Aaron Burrs
told the and derived in great
part personal OF his surviving friends conneS
ions, and acquaniances, ~ 49, .
Of the interesting and msciarr M phies
written While incidental to the subject tho gress
the great party United States fully recorded
printed sucrnne and Illustrated with steel
portraits his daughter eodoca and several woed en-
cravings .Efs 3ss3
ALSO READY 10 DAY. ssftgN
Cousin by Theodore Hook volume l2mo, price 81
Geryase Theodore Hook volume, limo price 81
Being volumes OF Masons Library Of Standard Tnes,
sophia Lees Canterbury Tales price " TO- forming tho
hrst solumes t8a Att5
preparation and be issued week before the
volume Almanac and Yearly Record for
1858, 32mo, cloth, price % cents. ss' N
Dec 16-3td63tw los and Duane street Now York
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, ,4LoCAL NEWS -

wAsnISorox Ant Association. The attractions on
Capitol Hill have been such during the past week that
we found time to pay second critical visit TO
the exhibition now open at Corcorans Hall We doubt
but that il receives the share Of public patronage
which IL deserves.
Iir LAsonrns in the public grounds not yet, has
often been the case forced to ay down the shovel and
the hoe by the stern decree a the Frost King large
portion Of the lawn between the Capitol and Pennslya
mia avenue which had been terribly cut up by the carts
used in conveying building materials to the extension
has been resodded and presents It's former neat APP
pearance.
GnonoErowN MArIHns. The handsome oonce which
caps the granite walls of the customhouse is nearly
all laid, and in few weeks the roof will be on
Mayor R. r. Crawford, with R. ould c. +. Mix, ].
Riley NJ. d.. @. Tyler NJ d., J. Mitchell. W. H. Edes,
F. W. Risque d. English, and c. W. Matthews esqs,,
have been chosen committee TO represent the interests
Of the corporation before Congress.
Tm MARxKr yesterday abundsntly supplied with the
neccssares and the uxues required for the tables of the
metropolis We noticed tenapIns oysters wild turkeys
wild geese canvas-baok ducks, pheasants, and the
smaller varieties of wild ducks all for sale at very
able prices Good country pork brought from 81 to 81 81
per hundred,
Miss r. L. WILLIAMS, known the Swedish Night
ngale win give an original musical entertainment
Monday evening at Philharmonic Hall in the Star
building. 4
CoAL-Cargoss of anthracite coal constantly
irving here from Philadelphia and cargoes of Cumbcr
land COAL received by the canal, sent away.
NAVAL CouRp OF INoUIRr.-The three courts have
been diligently in session during the past week. and
learn that their protractcd labo will be brought
close.
MUSICAL TREAT IN SronE. -Thaberg that he
will give another concert in this city, at Philharmonic
Hail. in the Star buildings, on the 9Th of January
The NEW DoNE.-The column shafts of the lower sto-
ry of the DOME we learn weigh each about nine
thousand nine hundred pounds; the brackets which
they weigh each about six thousand six hundred
pounds. They were cast at Baltimore
STATUE CUPID, exhibition at No. 562
Pennsylvania avenue, is really exquisite production,
possessing those attributes of beauty which have impress
ed us from the writings of the old classic authors 1t
was executed for the dethroned Louis Philippe by the
Chevalier Raggi, and has been duplicated 8
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. ls--Ihe legislature Of tins
State has egazed the suspension Of the banks until the
18th of November 1858.
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Earthquake Ia SO.aa Carolina.
Gouernor u Nops Soda,

CHARLESTON Dec. IA smart shock OF an earth
quake was felt here this morning about O'Clock
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10y TELEGRAPHg


More Indian Fighting ~ fIsrd9
AUGUSTA Dec. 1s,--Adyices from Florida state that
there have been more battles with the Indians Captain
Pakhil has been killed and several soldiers wounded
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am aware that my opinions on this question are Of
very little interest 70 the public but am not willing
that my position should be marepresented misunde
stood. aA
Yours, respectfully,
S. s. MARSHALL
wAsHNoros CRY, Dec Is, 1857
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HALIFAX, Dec 1s.Sir Gaspad lie Marchand has
succeeded here by EIrl Mulgrave.
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Ads- The REV. DR.. B. SUNDERLAND will preach in
O'Clock. 5aea.H sta4ts Dec 20
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h5y- REV. JOSEPH G. STILES, ID. d., formerly OF
Georgia will preach Presbyterian Church (Rcv
deands) at O'Clock the Ninth Street Presbyterian
Church REV Smith and at the Assenblys Church
(Tsv. Mr.. Caroherss) at7A p.m Dec 20
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R5y~ RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.--The Church of God will
worship three times sundayD at H.
and O'Clock M, the German Hall, 18th street, north Of
The public invited TO attend s.Ef
Dec 10 sagg. =
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BkiF- RELIGIOUS NoTICE--Elder David s. Burnett of
York. ocae in the 18th street Baptist Church (Dr
dacs morning at II O'clock and ut ~ O'Clock at
night. Seats free. s5.r fa 8a 5
Dec 10 saa e sr st4aa ~
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R0~NoTIcE.--The Rev. DIR. Gurley, pastor of th,
Street Church, the
intended but will his pulpit at H. and
10 +.
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E0R SALE--A valuable and pleasant pew in st.
u Johns Church Inquire or Anthony Hyde ESQ., Rggs
Co.'S Banking House. Dec lp--du
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"a A STATUE OF CuPIp, on exhibition at No. 562
Pennsylvania avenue, is really exquisite production,
possessing those attributes Of beauty which have impress
ed us from the writings Of the old classic authors It
was executed for the dethroned Louis Philippe by the
Chevalier Ragg, and has never been duplicated.
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We have been furnished with the subjoined copy
Of note from his excellency the British minister to
the Secretary Of State, the object Of which will APP
pear from its perusal. The medals accompanying
the note have been transferred to the Navy Depart
ment by which they win be distributed at the proper
time M. M sst ea5 h
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A0D-Lectures on Man by Prof. .. s. Fowler of
York prenoogy physiology expounded applied
laws, faculties and Improvement will be de
yere Temperance Hall evening except saturday
O'Clock each closing with
prominent citizens selected by the audience For cub
small bills daily papers
Seats eight tickets 81.
dcncaions character daily the
6--dn
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wAsnISorux ANT ASSOCIATION. The attractions on
Capitol Hill have been such during the past week that
we have not found time to pay second critical visit to
the exhibition open at Corcoan's Hall We doubt
not but that it receives the share Of public patronage
which IL deserves.
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The NEW DoME.The column shafts of the lower sto-
ry of the DOME we learn, weigh each about nine
thousand nine hundred pounds the brackets which
they rest weigh each about six thousand six hundred
pounds They were cast at Baltimore.
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oN MONDAY EVENING DECEMBER 81 1851
One night only her grand entitled Isdy
Dream the Freaks OF Queen Nab; writon expressly
samuel Lover the celebrated author performed
ID houses for the last six years Europe New York rao
phia. Dec 1915
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REMot ats.

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A 1s~BVs,.-tar LaKf tsTAPlO ASH nftf.T
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f. rsilroN rsuoved DER f-pl
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-04
III Lll IN l ELLIT L NCE
REPoRTsD BY CIPT H H. HARFIs5s, sTEAssolT AGEST
f. -
AF-ls1tagtsi
PORT OF NASHVILLE

ARRIVED. Commerce from Harpeth Shoals; Ella
from St. Louis.
DEPARTED.-Appeton Belize, St. Louis.
ExrEcrED.-Rough and Ready from the steamer
Selma D. A. Given, Louisville Clifton, Pittsburg;
Hartsvile Paducah Cuba, Paducah.
BoATs LEAVING THIS DAY.-The fast and popular
light water craft Cuba well and favorably known to
our citizens being all that is desirable in regard
to expectations and comfortable locomotion has now
commenced to run as a regular packet between this
port and Paducah, under the command of the vete-
James Mills whose skill as a boatsman and ac-
COmodation and gendemanly bearing will always
commend him to the patronage Of the public She
leaves Punctualy at y o'clock connecting with reg
ular packets for St. Louis. Louisville and New Or
leans passengers viii please be in time
For CNCINNATI.-The neat, commodious and well
known Seventy Six viii leave at the tap of the bell
at P NJ. The year 76 is not more famous in the
annals Of our country than the poIteness, skill and
gcntlcmanly demcanor of the officers and Captain Of
this well known favorite Cincinnati packet We cor
daily commend Capt. Barclay and his boat to the
travelling community.
| WEATHER AND WATEE.-The mornings and evenings
cold with some indication of rain Water, thirty in
! ches large on the Shoals and falling.