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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
PHfLApELPHIA MARKET

iPmLLpELPmG. December 81. 1859.
There Il no export demand Tor Flour. and The sales
70 the trade limited at e5aS I2j< for superfne;
5 739s so for extra family and fancy.
Good Wheat is in moderate demand: sales of & 500
bushels at sc for prime Red .and 3O5f 80 White
Rye is In demand st 7s1B7e cents.
Corn IL scarce ard wanted; sales Of Yellow at ef cts
for old, and 7Oa7fe for new
Oats unchanged; sales 900 bushels prime Delaware
at IS cents.
whi.kyIs scarce; 'aies Ohio barrels At % cents and
PennsJlYaDin at 255i eents-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

= NORM BRIr1sH REvIEw.-The above
periodical for Nov has come to hand, and
as usual full Of interesting matter. This
work is as old as the years Of the present
century and as. much applauded as the
Pilgrims Progress. Let everybody who
wants first rate reading matter send three
dollars to Messrs. LEONARD SoorrI& Co.
N. Y. and it will be forthcoming.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

TIE GREAT 'REPUBLIo MoNTHLY.-We
have received the first No. of the above
work, published by OAKsM1rH Il Co. New
York price three dollaIs per annum. this
work promises to be one Of absorbing in
teresr to the literary reader, il presents q
schedule Of rare contributors, and so, far as
we have examined is worthy Of universal
patronage.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

LECTURE. There will be lecture de-
livered by the Rev. j. H. @. BoSrh, at
the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday eve
ming next, at half past O'clock. &
Also. a meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Union, Immediately alter the
close Of the Lecture. By order,
Young Mems Christian Union.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

H1sToRIoAL LEcTURS.-Dr. Ferrard will
deliver at tho Court House, on Monday
evening next, lecture upon the History Of
Central and South America. The Doctor
is fine speaker, and perfect master Of his
subject. We hope he may receive libe.
raj patronage.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
GoMMERCIALIHTElLIaKHCE
LaacssteT narksI.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw YorK. December eI. 1852.
Flour advanced with sales OF 900 barrels at - 80
e. Is for State, S0S5 60 for ohIo and 209S 5ofor
Southern,
wheat has advanced Iao9 esnts;sJ mo basbeIs sold
~ ~ kaf e5 Tor Red 45 for White. IS for Chicago
spring, I, 90 for Western Red, aad % for White.
PORK nrm At si4 for prime. Lard arm. Whisky
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
HEADACHE.

FROM AN EMINENT CLERGYMAN
PITrsBURaH, July 8. 1855. Messrs. Benj.
Page, Jr. &Co.- Gentlemen: l take great
pleasure in saying to you that male use
Of BrEanA AYES HOLLAND BrrIERs' which |
obtained at your store and found special re-
lief Of severe headache, from which l
had long suffered, and | believe they were
Of service to me in relieving my stomach
and head.;3
Very respectfully, &c.
SAMUEL E. BABoooK.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
M0NEYi MoNEYn MONEYr

We must have money! We have large
amount due upon our books. and for q
Printer to pay ten per cent. for Tor eOllee- g,
tious. knocks his prospects into pi; but 0'
mast hare psonsyi-to make costs in these
hard times. is thing we AbhOr. but we
must have money! We hopes therefore,
our friends will roll along the rocks.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

Pub1ic SALE. Mr.. o. r. Tong at Car
roll. viii offer at Public Sale. on Thurs
day the 18th day Of January next. spleu.
did lot Of property, consisting of Horses.
Cattle, Hogs and everything that every.
body wants. See bills.
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NaRMyMGE.

D- -hNAWAY from the subscriber in Walnut town
e. ship, Fairfield County, Ohio, the lith Instant
MARY JANE CLOUD, an apprentice Girl. thereby
forwarn all persons from harboring trusting her
my account, as will not pay any debts fher
tracing. rewatd OF two cents will given for he
return TO the subscriber. JAMKS MILLER. 4
December %, lS5s-3w3l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

EE Our. compliments are due to the
Hon. v. B. Horton for sundry public doc
uments. May his wisdom manifest itself
by prudence perseverance,, and an un-
yielding attachment to the Constitution,
and the Peoples Party.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
moTMEnsI MoTa EnsIl moTnERsn

nQntfaii 70 proedre Mrs. ,Winslo VS. Soothing sy-
rlp for Children Teething. II has equal on earth
II greatly facilitates the process ofeethig by SOFTEN
ing the gums, reducing all inaammalion-W1li alay
allpAtn, and Is sure TO regulate the bowels depend
uponit, mothers, Vt will give rest 10 yourselves. and
relicfand health TO your infants Perfectly safe In
all cases. ~ 49,, b.
This valuable preparation is the prescription OF one
Ofthe most experienced and skiIlfu female PbysI-
cigps IN New bngiahd and has bsan used ikh never
failing success in nilljons OF eoses. El ~.
We believsitis sba best and s1rest remedy ip the
world in all cases Of Dyse ntery and piarrhHa In child
drt a. whether 1t arises from teething or from any
other cause. .
lf Itfeand health can be estimated BY dollars and
eenls, II is worth its weightir gold. t N'
MiillonsOf bottles sold very yearn the United
States liis an old and well-tre1 remedy. 81
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
u None genuine unless the fae smile Of CURTIS
q PERKINS. New York. is 90 the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throughout ia world. and
D. SlFFoRD, Lancaster, Ohio.
Jnue 10, ls5s-6lf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

ETTt is said that young lady on Boston
Common, dressed in the extreme Of fashion
was mistaken by some boys for public
tent, and sctuslly cSawled some distance
under the canvas before they discovered
their mistake. - !. !.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
RALTIMoRE MARKFT

BsLTInoRE. December q. 1859
Flour cuiet with sales Of Howard Street and Ohio
Wheat sctiye; Red120Sf 2s: whi.s 3naaI 20.
Corn quiet. new White 691sse, old ditto at 7Ns53e;
new yellow 6s,975 cents.
Provisions qEiet, but very firm.
Whiskv active
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
TO OINVALIDsl


Physislsn feT Diseases 81 the rhrea
Lahgsand Tea4, Fo-=---sr irregularities, aad ~
Utsrine rreuhies, chrpnis Dlsense,, &e.s ae.
MAY be consulted IN LANCASTER, atthe TALL.
lNA aADGEHoUSE. DRcRNhkR 2it,'a21 and I'd
and will viaitthis eiiy mo.asAi2 the sane datea,
Dr. WISH treats tpuEsnd Chest Diseases BY The ~.
tioual and philosophical aud eminepIy auceoa4fat
mode Neasuled InhaIatioa and direct Topical ueat'
rneHt Csiheferisr
And whose loag practical expetiente aad extensive
observation In the Hospitals % New York tpo IN pTi-
vhte pracie v III ffnn snlne 81
The most eminent ProfssaorAo ~ Medcine and huFrefy
10 his country and EnTope kivcs him that
be can render entire satisfaehop to aWho may sife
him eull.
The great poIniin the trentmeni Of el human maln-
dies Is 10 get the disease W difeet mhnner. A1
medicines are estimated hy their son ppon The oi-
gan requiring reIef-this the Important fact upon
which Inhalation aud GniAetcrism are based. " the
Stomach is diseased We take medicines directly Int
the stomach 1.-THE LHnes are diseased. breatheofiur
hale medicatad vnpora directly INTO them. The ffqr
son sby Consumption aud Diseases ofthe Chest hay4
lofprc resisted all treatment. has been beeansA
they haYe not been approached IN dircei mpnner.
Hs Persons eted With Chest Diseases shouid not
delay having proper remedies used eret s too late.
Thisis fatal mistake and should be we'll considered
eENo Charge for Cousultalionl ~
Dt. Wise may DO eonsuiioj through Box No. 2e5
Dayton, Ohio. Lancaster, Jgb %, isss-t2u
u-PAl wanting 70 emIgrate to a mild climate, good
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
For the Lancaster eaIssls.
CIRCULAR

To Teachers and Friends of EdueaiiOa.
A'TEAonEEs' Association" has recent
ly been formed. composed Of Teachers
and other friends in Fair6sld County.
The object Of the Association is "mu-
tusl improvement as tsaeksrs"-sn object
in which the whole community has an in
terest.
AT late nesting Of the Association, the
undersigned were instructed to call meet.
ing. and inyits al teachers aud friends Of
education in The county to be present. said
meeting to be held 10 Lancaster at the north
School House. Room No. 1, on Friday
the the 3lst Of d scsmber. at IL O'Clock
A. NJ.
The objects of this meeting are, mutu.
al acquaintance; a free interchange o.
views upon the best method to promote
the interests Of education, and especially
10 consider the propriety Of holding a
"Teacher's Institute" at some future time.
In accordance with these Instructions,
we have issue this cirealar, aud most earn
sstly solicit your presence aud cooperation
Your profession as Teachers is incre.s
ingly Interesting and rsmunerativc. The
liberal provision made and the honor a
vardad. demands of you untiring exeriiou
to qualify yourselves thoroughly y for your
work. Come up on the day named, and
let us shake hands aud talk together.
B.SAOKETT,l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

New ANA NeEMENT. Ready pay and
short credits. Messrs. KUrz, REBER & Co.,
are determined keep up with the times,
and sell goods as low as any other man
dare do. See their advertisement in another
no1uDou
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
eighty Years Ago"
"A Card

EAST RUsHvILLE, Dec. 90, 1s5s.--Dr. Forrard-Dear
sir-After having suffered with Deafness in both
for upwards of thirty nne years ito such extent
TO render it rksome and laborious for persons TO
verse with me. applied to you for your celebrated
Remedy, and after using the same three weeks am
so far restored be able to hear whisperor tick
ing OF a watch, without trouble. .
Truly yours, WILLIAM IL. PRICE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

wT The ContinentaIs are coming. II
Emusic bath charms to soothe the soul. "
now is the time to crafty her. See bills.
Next Wednesday evening at the Court
House ~ s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
THBY HAIh EVRRYTNING!

Generally kept in such establishments, which they
VIII sell at very low prices Thanks for past fayo
and hope for continuance and increase 0fthe same
JULIAN & sEIFRET.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

See DR.. o, E, pAvIs, advertisement in
to day'sopaper. lands, farms, town-lots, in
fact all sorts of ofaccommodations.
The Doetorhas skill, in TIE use Of the pill,
And integrity, far above suspicion.
Then give him call if he don't sell you all
IA farm) he'll improve your condition
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

.TPAllwanting TO crate TO a mild oltmategood
tsoiI and hne arket, see advertisement Of Hannuo
on, Lands. @e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

.IrTTo all wanting farms, see ADVERTISEMENT Of
Hammonton Lands, eirs,s''
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
Truly yours, WILLIAM II. PRI

BREMEN, Fairfield Coanty, Ohio, Deot20, ls59.--Dr.
Ferrara-Sir- After having suffered from Deafness
more than twenty years, until was unable TO hear
conversation unless in the loudest tone Of voice, d
reced expressly to me. applied you foryour great
Spanish Remedy, and following your directions, can
testify to its valuable effects upon This morning,
for the fist time in Eighteen years, heard the tick
ing and striking OF Clock, applied Watch to my
ears and could hear the strokes Of its moyeme nts
plainly at some inches from the Fcan be consult
ed upon the above facts at my house, one mile East OF
Bremen Station, Fairfield County, Ohio.
MRS. MARY LAHMAN.
fpDRt FERRARD will remain IN RUSHVILLE un-
til Saturday January ], 1850, when he will remove 10
Lancaster where he may be found,for short tnc, at
th5 Tdlmadge House,. Dec. %, ls66-34f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
The Hnlidnys arc Coming.

Just knock atthe GATES for Holiday toys,
To please ali creation, the Girls and the Boys,
All things for all friends you can readily find
And the GArEs and the Bon are SO pleasant and kind
nPSse advertisement
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

Hammont Lands.
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NEW FEATUREs--FIFTM YEAR
TUE yTLIAGE BLACKsMI1

Also eopy,orIhe beautifal ~
COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL,
An elegantly illusrated Iuarto Magazine. Also free
season tickets OF admission TO the Eastern (or Dus
seldOrf) and Western Galleries OF the Association.
There win also be given to the. Subscribers
al hundred Vaiunble works ofAFt, comprising fine
Oil Paintings, Bronzes, Sculptures, &C., &C., from
celebrated american and foreign Artists.
Subscrp ptons will be received up TO Janu AIRY 1859.
On the evening Of that date the premiums will be
awarded to subscribers.
For full particulars, see december ART Journal,
price so cents. Specimen copies sent 10 those desir
ing subscribe the receipt Of s cents in postage
stamps or coin Addres Y. M. G RlSWoLD, Laneas-
ter Ohio, or Z. L.. DERBY. AcHuLRT G. A. Eastern
Office, 54s Broadway, New York, or, Western once,
1865 Water Street, Sandusky, Ohio.
November 25, ls5s-30
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

These terms will not be excseded in
cbeapness bp any Columbus newspaper,
and we trust our friends will furnish US
speedily with large session clubs, as we
intend to give them newspaper worthy Of
an extended patronage.
!. Specimen copies sent free Of charge
when required. GEARY Il SON,
PUBLISHERS.
N.B.-Agents who will remit US the
money for FIVE copies Of either edition will
be entitled. TO the sixth, gratis, and all
Post Masters, Legislators, Editors and
friends are constituted agents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

r-PAil wanting 70 emIgrats to mild climate, good
.oil and fine market, see advertisement Of Hammer
ION Lands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
LATEST FROM TIE SEAT OS WAR.

Corr, spondence Of The -. Louis Democrat,
LAWRENCE, X. T., May 81, 1888.
Tie latest news we have from Lynn and Bourbon
Counties gives no intelligence OF farther outrages or
actual hosttes. Missouri fore is reported 70 be
gathered al West Point, Butler and other places and
small parties occasionally venture short distance
over the line, but Immediately return. The Free
State men ale not in force a. any one point. They
have not the means 10 keep large body OF men IN
camp They remain al their homes, holding them
selves ready, minute men, TO march al a momeats
wsrniDg to any point tina. may be attacked. Saern
Walker OF Douglas County mas gone down - arrest
Montgomery, by the orders Of Denver. lie was TO
raise posse aInong the people OF Lynn County for
that purpose. He he's Tot YET made any attempt al
arrest. He could rot get posse there for sucn
purpose. II Is reported thst Montgomery Is willing
10 surrender himself and stand examination as he in-
denabtly denies the robberes with which he hiss
been charged. The people in that section are unwilling
tina: he should be removed al present, or 30 long
there is a hostile Missouri force on the border.
Gov. Denver had promised Sheriff Walker that b
would meet him 10 lynn County with large force OF
troops and that lie vas going down TO DIVE out tue
invaders He had not got down 70 the vicinity OF the
massacre at the last accounts although he was re-
norted 70 be on the way. All the arms that could be
snayed from Lawrence were sent DO IN TO Lynn and
Hon,bon courties, snd some TO Lykins. They were
sept IN Il r. Newton, esq, Col. H. ii. Williams, and
General Mcdaniel.
TIE ELECTION.
The election under tie Lscompton Constitution IL TO
take phase on the frat Monoay IN August Ode meet
irg of the Board Of Election Commis ,ners was held
II y hcld aDstL.y ;~aaS. G''' NSuST Wss s'sSsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

IHE WEATHER AND THE CRoPs.-r There i l,.e
ground for tie alarm felt 10 msny quarters 10 reg sId
10 the Effects Of The continued uaiavorsols seA'ner
upon the growing crop Of Seventy I'VE day OF
warm sun, with without occasional showers, will
insu's an average yield of tbs, gres; stsps In bat
dozen Of tie Western S,Ates; aid ta9aga tseTs j,
much M ca 81 N nset ID 1e nov, We see 10 .e.oa
70 believe that the prospect is hopeless or even de-
coursSir0 II /. true that much Of the seed pa. "a 1s
g,nupd has roited and must De plated sgsin; ia,
,e com far south which has slruSsd % N" sarface
- So - the Isrs shrivelsd, ysow ard thin r the
,, bns Il /, not too late 10 replsr., srf ~Sn su0
III ,snsir All mischief thus fsr done. Tbe seasons IN
81 81 which have been We, IN toe sJrHg- 90 in
.s,rr IsIi and did rot fail ~ yield so1i sysr
% harvest. There Il no reason (, behave that 1893
81. dIssppoirt the ibdusrous tilleIs Ct the soI Ths
clouda the rain ne wind, the yeiics cora, ssa kie
died topics may furnish themes upcn which the bulls
ard be are Of the corn uarkst eolnsatly pss.
Lut they fortunately do net coasol the sleelsn.s.
lCasc,so Tfieuss.
HApnt~srox TO rHE CHURcR ~ YaLE CoLI EsE.-
Efty.eigbt were admitted profession 70 the College
Church at the late communion: IL others lave bssa
received within few months past, and sb vi ~ moro
have became communicates Chiefly during tho !ate
vacation other churches. There are sso setsees
and 10 more who contemplate sc early profstslss n
religion 30 II ct the whole number Of sccsescts DUE
Il z the College gear, viii probably exceed ~;
New HAyS5 Jsr-nN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
THE TURF.

UNIos CouRsy, L. I.-GREAr TRorriyG-Weiae.-
day, June Q, lsJs.-Ma:cl, 5000, NILE heats, eest
in ), ia harness. .< -
H. w odtuH's =. Sam W batter ...............l !
). M.Lsushlr's hT IA LslY Cudaey. ...........2
Tine: 2llk -s:i.l-?:.,
Same dsy.-Pwse, s2jci ule heats; best ID ,, %
wagons
C. Cars M hilsfs Daniel. drawn.
d. Talmsns b. y. Panic. drawn
Geo. Jenkinss Oh. Z. ..dsasa.
TUESDAY, June :, io5s.-Match, 500; @ie hess
w ID. abody'sbg Rpsssay
H. Wooirun's M. Annie Laurie..................2
Time: 2:i2-s:il
MosDAY, June 7, le5s.-MA,ch, $500; mile hes:s,
best in ), in hsrness.
u. Tsnmans four yeas old. .................t
H. NoCcruH's b. m four year oil ..............s
limo: 1903 -2;jl3-2.j3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

President sid Mr.. Wsl-h Secretary OF "a 66s'i.
Itey aIe 20 appoint eis ton p'o's ca snd 2dgs- a.
,c:.Ca.
FX-Goy. STANTON.
EJ-Goy. S'sItOn hes returned 70 the isIri;cry. as
passed t..oDsh la 90 S4.uiosJ n.st. lie s-ys
ihs. rnere "a Ger ger Ii ~ he L'com2'or Cont ~
Gill D. puithrougn, srdths' toe Adioic.Stra 81 vii
sssrys'pR N IT. P"Ee, +, accomplish - ma. Thee
j. dsrg.r Of fiau5 lie ints1d- TO tase tae stump
sssit,t the Coss,itut Z. lie has tome popularity
here with certain c!sss, bu. nacy remember 30
u a,t 81 o1I:.ouueL. be sas indeed ~ C. sse s-n
hs stli y,d re be e'.s # corrupt .dri-hstTz-
ton.
GOLD DIGGNCs.
There s z gres. -xc..enet: t-re 49, .hs 90 d
ieguss. i grsst Uisry psr'"- are 6-.i-s or. Or
ave s'er,.d - the gold r-glpn L. les n "e.t Nm
vicility Of Pike Pe.k. Specimen II the gold rcve
beea exhibited. The ysins a-e said 70 % f9y eqCsi
10 these I. California.
HORSE STEALING.
1t las been di4,oysr. IA. sgstg II lo-ss 'heves
have ccue ITO tbs Territory -i:bia ..e pas, Il.
EteSs..nd ta..tsey .rs soppe,.ly organized. Oascr
tzo nf th.u have been !aksn ard have made con-
sion One man j. IN jail - IL F1ence He has sl4fs
coIt-sriJr, imph arg laige number OF pefscos n
tie Territory ord Ms O7si. He ssys.-- gag ~
ple,sly or. aniz-c May If 80 FooDsGe5 .r,ed OF
the Fres-Stste men, vi Q sze in sIms 20 Lynn sDd
Bourbon cous.ss 70 defr5d themselves sgsitst lOvsf
EFF, fopDo 10 haze been DuIitt-d bJ ms s"cfet
gsrg VT ich s comp sd o: horss thieves Gnd robbsrs
no have crowded Il fro1 ether Western S..tes and
TsIfi'eIisP snd who have correction with p0. a
parties 10 the Territory. Msny horses bsye been
stolen recently. II The general opnJn tins. Jude
Lynch will speedily take ttet $50 40 cyr,;de-G:icD
KAssAs HERoIsE.-A Lswrenc, X. t. le.tc, o
the 27th mr. 'ta'es thst Mrs. Mcdonald, yourg and
iut restg lady, arrived there tna. day from n3sr
FIT Scot With aprl ;s.iOn from leading Free
stste mso, begging for .rns. The ds,.ucs tom
Fort Scott 20 Lswrerce e enc h1nded miles, which
M's. McDousd Travelled 10 I. covered wagon, diyicg
psir OF hors.s, srd accompanied ooly by her little
daughter six Year, Of age. The time occupied N the
j uiney was two ard nalf days. Mrs. M;Donsd in
Ter ded % convey VIE: arns ste IT. ght ge - Fort
SCOT, but as there were guns a. lawrence except
IN the bands OF piivse individuals, her succsss was
kelly 70 be very limited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

ana consent OF the Senate OF the tniled std,ss:
COLLECTORS Oh rHE CUSTOMS.
Eben w. Allen, Dis,ict VI Nsn'urke Mas reAopoia,sl
Phiueas " Leland District Of Fall River Mas r.sppated
William Bartol DiatIict OF Ma,heoe, sd Mas reaoe,uted
syvanus b. Phinnsy, District u Bsfnsabe Msss r.sf.
Jaues Blood District Of Nsw6aryport Macs. re.pe3aea
Jason NJ. Ttrbel, District Of Sag ilAbor, " Y
Pry n Bromley, District Of Uons'ee, N. Y, wire James C.
Campbell resigned.
Theopbas p ugntt, Dis.r,. Of Cape Vincent NY
Henry J. Ashmore, Distfict Of blfling.sn, ~ J.
Thomas b. NDneI District d Greet Elg HifbOr f..p
pointed.
stephan Willis, District Of Little Ess Halbos, ~ J., r.,
poittcd
Amos Robbins District ofPsrh Amboy. N. J.
WIN. 5. Bowen, District OF BId,ton, n. J.. r-sprhaed
joseph b. Baker. District d Philadelphia, Pa
John Brawey, District Of Pres que Isc 20.
EdwiTl S. HOugb District OF Asxsadha Va arp inteJ
DAWN N slaIp, District Of ssuri, Tx. respaOiu ed.
Moriz 5 chO, fitr Distiict Of Mlygaake. VIZ.
John Adsf Dis,Iic. Of Oregon, o. 4 rssp9Jia,el
NAVAL OFFICERS.
John Ryan, Drct 81 Salem ard Beverly Mas
Nicholas Brown. District Ne gbutypor Mass rrsppf..s
Chambers kibbcn, D.Ic, II Phlsi-pla Pa.
Samuel Aad-r,n. Di-trtst Of FsInou, W.
Jemes Nichols, Port OF E,.ipoft. Ne.
Josiah H. Haliy, District ID Portsmouth, ~ H.
Eben'zs5 Does, Di.iliet Of sasn and Beverly. Mas
samuel Porter, Port Of Beverly, Mas. I.sppoin<d.
Juhu ingalls, District Of hsr,sheSi Mass reap pdnsa
William Deliy.I District II u JusrsU'r, Mas.
% Vs H. " Bs s@i b rsl 81 81
Samuel Maxwell. Ports oi Warren and Harrington K H.
appointed ,.,-.<,
A's Gray, Pot of Tiysr:JD n T., iespp)intso.
coward egIsLanI Pof # s,ybro,k, Conn, rs.pP,ood-
Emanuel HAT District u New YORK " Y
John Hamilton, jr, District OF Pnilad-ph Pa.
James A. Ci7sou, P0rt Of Pittsburgh, Pa
r. bert EdnoIss Dc o CaIlsfs Cresk Va rseyysiD...
Ware N. H. ismsn. District 0. L,usyillc,R y
b. uaDin l. DBsey Distnc, Of Aon, III, John Fl..n.
APPKAIsggs HEgcHASDisA.
Chs'esF llsgnef II P-nnsylys.il, Appraiser q neral
samuel Peasants AppFaiser q, Phil. i-phia, Pa
George b r'l, Appraiser AZ Ph'latphia Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

AUSTRALIANS HEAT.-IKe Samt:r g. CD Wait
man pubsl es the following extract from prs 4,e
atter ds;ed Adelaide, Feb. ls, 1853.
% cen assure you we have nearly been roasted
alive have had tea days ard nights u tns bg..es.
weather remembered for yera years pq.. Toe hsa.
q. Zoe T. 10 the shade 1867 t0 Ii6' according -
situzti D. and duEg the night il Was never ess tam
- to lt6' in dOoIs. The hot wind never csase1
blowing, and the innurnerabs deaths from coup IL
soi.ei have been appalling 10 the exnems.