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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
FITS. EITsE FITS! III TSE
DIR. HANCE'S YEGETaBLE EXTRACT
EPlLEPTIC PILLS,

For the cure of FITS Spasm, Cramps and all HsrU0aS
GRd Constitutional Dissossss
DERS0NS who,are laboring under this distressing
mnlady will find DR.. HANcK's VE0ErA BILE EPl--
LBPTfC PILLS to-be the only remedy ever discover.
ed for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These Pills possessa specific action on the nervous
syste n; nd, although th0y prepared especigly
for the purpose orcuring Fits they will be found OF
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves or whose system has been prostrutcd
or shattered from any cause whatever. In chronic
mpnints or diseasesof long standing superinduc-
ed by nerv business, they are exceedingly beEencal
Price 80 per box, or two boxes for S. Persons out
sent them through the masl, free of postage. For
sale by SETH S. HANCE, No l08 Baltimore Street,
oflhe Union must'be addressed, post paid.
| June IL. le5b-Iy7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
. A Cnrd from DR.. Jnmes M .

IN JARRETT, OF the NEW YORK LUNG IN
PRIMARY my connection for the past eight years
with tie above Institution, Chief Physician, and
twelve years course of study devoedto the Cure of
Pulmonary Consumption and Kindred diseases, To-
gether with my unrValled opportunities ana auvan'
tnpe of ogicaI resea ch--aihed not little bya
perfect system OF Medical IhatatiOR-bas enabled me
10 arrv at decisive direct and successful course OF
70 the positive aud radical cure OF all dis
eases of the Throat Lungs and .ar- Passages by In
halation the vaper and curative properties OF meu
cnes directly addressed to the diseased
the integument | 10 not advise the use OF Medical
Iuhalatou OF any kind. TO the exclusion OF general
treatment; and although consider II useful adlu,
want IN he GsSPsr Sse il very necessary that
each patient should have the beneit OF ooth geA"at
and 1caI treatment The success OF my treatment IN
the above diseases, and the high character OF me
Institution which have so long had the nohor 70
preside, are too well known to need any euiogy or
comment from me- A. the solicitation 3i many ,n- pr,
ropic aid The above charity has Leen long ana noe
ally supported, and after due consideration, haVs
concluded to hiake such arrangements as VIII ot,ug
Tho beneats of mN Lxperieucc and treatment within
the reach of all, and not conhne myself as
to those only who entered the vi muO ,Soi
the arrangement will give entire sats,aeuon. oo.n "
my professional brethren and the puouc, woulu re-
speetfuily announce conclusion, that acp can oe
eonsuIsd psrsonais or 6y letter, on all diseases rs
above, and that the medicines, the tame as us'u :"
the Institution, SUIT eaeh il hc
forwarded by express TO any part oithe o'A'e
or the Canadas. ftt ~ IL
| tows VIZ: sig per month for each patient, whiel
will include medicine sufficient for one months use
also, lnhaling Vapor, and an lnhalng ApparNus.-
4 Payment rs follows; 50 TO be paid TO the Expires
Agent on receipt OF the box OF Medicine, ana tn'
balance So at the expiration ofthe month, the pa
tIent DO cured or Is entirely satisfied with the treat
ment Patients by giving full hi tory OF their case
and their SYMPTOMS 10 full, be treated as well D
letter as by personal examination Patients ayain
theuael YES OF DR.. Jarreus treatment may rely upo
immediate and permanent relief, US ne seldom ma
to treat ease over thirty days, Letters for adv.e
FrF II JAMRS M. JAhRkrr, M, De-,
. No, 500 broadway, corner Twelfth St,' New YORK.
. p. S.-Physlcians and others visiting the cIy az
respectfuly invited to call at'the lnnrmary, wneI
many Interesting cases can be Witnessed aud wnei
our aratss for the Inhalation Of medles
ed yapor can be seen and Inspected
r Am -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
4 seusiel, View ofthe RepubIican Party.


A Sensible View ofthe Republican Party.
The Hoo. John c. Breokinridge, Vice
President OF the United States. lately made
a stump speech At some obscure place in
Kentucky, intended to bear on the election
which is about to take place il that State
Il WAS not perhaps quite in keeping With
the dignity Of his position to make stump
speech at all; but Il is crsditabls to linn
that he uttered more truth on the 90
casiou than usually falls from the lips OF a
Democratic orator. He appreciates the
position and strength Of the Republican
party. as may be seen BY the following ex-
tracts from his speech:
1.-The Republican Party" said he, ''is
the strongest organization in the Union.
unless the Democratic party is stronger
It is the only great living organization that
has or can withstand the De mocratic par
lty. It is a powerful. compact. hope
full organization. Repub'
llicans don'tmean to change their name OF
their issues; they are too strong. too pow
crful. too confident for that. and yet yor
are invited BY some Ksntuckians to 60 II
them and form Peoples Party, to breal
down this dominant party. Don
T depreeiste the strength Of the Republican
party. It's principles are deeper AM
broader. and its purposes more ,esolut
than anything on the surface would indi
cate. Don't undertake their power"
# We clip the above from the Q. 8. jour
nal, aud we desire to caution the mouth
! ; piece Of -Bieeding KaEsas" and the on
q idea party, against the willy schemes
!. Vice President Breckinridge. He sees Ii
d universal prevalence Of the American lde'
y and the growing disposition for People
!, Party, therefore. he Aatters the Republ
cans. hoping thereby to keep up the 6gh
= and by adopting or pretending TO ado
d some Of the features ef the American pa
IS iy TO secure their cooperation in defeatir
:, one Of the worst features in our prese
'. party orgauization-We mean sectional 81
.. We say, let all men beware Of the ira
at set by our willy politicians. TIE Unio
o. the Constitution. and our free institution
~ ~ can only be maintained by the united q
ut ton of all who desire to enjoy the fru
at of their own labor, and to dispense libei
he and equality to tire huuaan family ger
ly rally.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
mAMRTED,

On the ss,h inst. BY tie Rev. r. Gall
braith. Mr.. CHARLES DUNBAR, Of New
York City, to Miss AES N. RAIEET. of
this City.
That notice and cake came Jsintiy V hand,
And Il ought in this vord thoughts can eommahd.
TIA lovc with is slimsI and eakss eombiAsd,
To solaee the heart, the st0nasA and mind.
We wish them much Joy in their new enterprise,
Aud hope they'll prove constant aud careful aud wiss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

ARTISAN WELLS. The Artesiau well
for the State House grounds at Columbus.
Ohio, is likely TO be a failure; at least it is
n vt rs yet success. and the bolingi is very
expensive and difficult, The well has
been sunk LIS feet and nearly the whole
distant through solil rock. More u an a
thousand feet OF lime stone has been bored
and Inc drill is now at work in bed OF
sluta
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
Tho skin

Is formed with thousands ofpores in every inch Of
surface whose ONCE is to carry OF the impurities OF
the bood-the acknowledged cause OF all diseases OF
mankind-when the skin it dry and parched--when It
IL covered with eiuptioD--wben itiscold and clam-
my-when there isinward fever or innamation-iti Is
possible for the skin under these circumstances 10
perform s proper functions and carry on the impu
rites from the body as designed by our Creator.
Morse's Indian Root Pills these distractions
and produce Tree and healthy BLOOD remove the erup-
tions from the skim aud 1t to brighten with the
flush OF youth and beauty. Beauty so much admired
and loved, Beauty without paints and cosmetics
August 5, lH5S- Iml4 -e--
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

STATE BASE NorEs. james NJ Ray,
Cashier OF the State Bank of Indiana, gives
notice, through tho indianapolis papers.
that on the first day Of January next, the
charter powers OF tho State Bank Of Indi'
ana cease, aud 10 provision for the redsmp
ton of the notes OF the Bank which may
be left outstanding. has been made. All
parsons are warnsd 10 such an expiration
of the charter Of the Bank. and TO present
a.. the outstanding circulation to tine propel
branches. without deley, for redemption
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
+" A- NTEMD-

TOOK AGENTS IN EVERY PART OF THE U;
pted States, to sell by subscription great ana
extensive ysriety OF aud rapid selling books De-
side our large list OF splendid subscription books, we
publish and keep constantly on hand, heavy assort.
nent OF smaller attractive books Tor PedlerS and the
trade generally beside good assortment OF Station
cry. We are prepared to offer extra indacenentsto 10
CanvssseTs and pedlers. Address, enclO.ing stamp,
J. q II. MILLER, Publishers,
bueust g. IS59-3mlF Columbus Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

CY The wheat crops have been boun'
leous in the South. In Alabama the lar
gest yield eve, known, has been gathered
In Talladega, Calhoun and Randolph coun'
ties. the best -four can be purchase at y h
50 to Sc per hundred pound.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

1t is stated that below Point Coupse, in
Louisiana, there is one broad field OF su'
gar cane covering thirty thousand acres
There are rows for miles in length. and as
straight as an arrow. AT one point the
traveller can count fifteen brick sugar hou-
ses at one glance. .t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

WONDERS CT THE MICROSCOPE. IT
mou d ON deoayed huit, stale bread, moist
wood. &c., is shown by the micro coFe to
be plants bearing leavs, flowers and seeds
and increasing with hinrredible rapidity, Tor
in few hours the seeds springiog up
arrive at maturity, and bringing forth
seeds themselves. so that many generations
are perfected in day.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

= - - -
ARhlvAL OF.THE- VANDERBILT.
NSw Yoax. Aug I-TIs steamship
Vanderbilt. from SouthSmplon on the eiA
alt., arrived at Ihis port this morning. with.
nearly 500 psssSr1sSers. sHe.: passed ..ihs
stsansbip AisEioGi ttc morning Of harial
ins,A = Ss:.<...s ~ .:i ;e,':,,'s;i
The weather in Englsri>was savssatis..
and the whekt crop very promising.
:. Ths- U1Itsd 6taiea ftigaIe Niagea. Yss
atF.Eape Clear on The ] 9Th and The B1dsb
.sieaInSr Ag lmeunon 90. Hinge oak. ON. the
zane DAY. So, 49,
;..Int.rsSIthg dahasss bad occurred iu Par
15saash Lords iBti1tsord De RaiseiiEs.
,he late smbassaior TO the Porte. aavoca.
ted energstle. msssrpoa. ail demanded tell
'tcpsT4fisa!e i = /. ICY -:
Dsbetes had takn place on the Tartan
hill. the. JE.gs oil and tho Cllilorian
Lill.;y.
The FIRST interyisw. hetweed t'rO soveT.
(. eigns,of Fncland and France. at CheJbourg
t, was 10 iske place ON August 9th. ~,
TIE Turk b. government has cent q
general cfheer 10 Jeddah entrusted win
powers Of life and death. i, Is -.
Z Eraneaip eercertwisA Eng Sud'iAtSlini
nressui es against Jfddah. 'sN>.>,..,,.
.Afhe Dutch 'Esadiag company Gs, lais
log laan offvs u,illfon.ecrins to iGcreas
the CouPaiTy's traasac'ions in Co9on., /,
: TSe screw steamship New Yofsrw' ic
was lately wrecked, bad icundered 10 dee
water. inereby proving total loss,
Tbs LsviatEan steamer Great Easter
was in.troubls aud likely TO beso'd TO an
other company. So, ~ :,
Tbs great chess chat!srge of Paul MOI
.pl.y has te.en' ,aecaple1 by Mr.. Starr
ton. s. 1,s.'ss.;.;,l Il 5.l1.} /.
: On en- .Yictoria's eisii TO Bs'hnis'to !
Strictly ofa family ehsrsCteF.:r, -:
~ n. IurSot, tho Frsach,; emoassador
Spain Will return To- Madrid stronger tbs
evef.sjp SPITE ol inIfigues. Z.
lNpIA-,Gwaiier had boen ret7ken.
CHtSA--.A Chinese fort pna 1873 gu'
had been captured. An indiNetual
tempt was made TO route ,tharchinese no
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
TO FARMERS

AND MARKET GARDENERS.
yVNHE ROTARY CLOuCUTTER Will reduce your
Rround to any required tilth in any condition OF
soil whether wet or dry. Itwillcutup eiodsto any
size DEPTH with far than tho
harrow which al best n sthem on the surface
while the heavy roller ften rollsthemunder u.
Itis tho only implement that can pu. p heavy Sr Sr
ssen atthe store of JOHN EFFINGBR. Main Street,
who willreceive ordersfor the machine (which may
be. returned irnot approved. -,
Lancaster, ,Februa 1e, le57--3ltf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

ET The Hon, Johs SHERMAN has been
uulnimonsly uomiuatet by the Republi.
cars OF the Thirteenth Ohio conerr ssiousl
District f,r re election. He deserves this
compliment rs be is worthy man and an
IEcisnt member Of Congress.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
NOGhGe-

VDtCKPoRD & DAVIS haze purch ised the interest
B Of II. RICE in the late firm OF BlChFokD, DA-
VIS a RICE, The business Of the Woollen Faclory
will be continued under the nrm OF BlCkFokD a.
DAVIS & all business OF the late tirm will be settled
by them. HFCASH paid for WOOL; 49,,
BlCKF0RD DAVIS.
Lancaster, July 9, ls5s-3wlO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
Battle between the Sioux and Chippewa
Indians.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-The Tribune learns
from gentleman who has just arrived
from Minnesota tha, bloody battle occur
red betw, en- band of The Sioux and Chip
pewa Indisns. near Big Stone lake on the
18th Of July. Twenty Sioux and eleven
ChippeWas were killed,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
rerdlinand Getz, Undertak er,


CNoTLEIBBN BoRTzRR Of he Town Of BnS6nrg,
Z II In the County Of Maplorunn, Kingdom OF Wer-
tnmburg, Germany, ia Hereby notihed that John
George Rorzer did, on The arsl day q SSiys a; , y.
lsse ale bis petition intho once Of the CLERK oI tne
Codsr Of cominoR Pleas. within and for the County
Of FaIr6eid of Ohio, charging the said Got
leIben BortSsr With wlllful absence for more than
three ana uS9laE that he may be di-
votood from INC said GoiluI6en boFtzey which re.
tiion Will sAn for hearing ht the next term OF sAe
coari. Dated thiaArst day ot Jull, 4. slHS5..
John oRoRoR B0RrzkR,
By JOSEPH A. SHAW, his Attorney,
! Lancaster, July Q, le59-'ewlopfS3 80
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
ENO EeG

A CONVENT ENT STORE ROOM AND CELLAR
~ on the corner of Columbus aud Broa dStreots ,nea
the Rail Road in Lancaster will be let on re- sonaoi
terms. Apply at the hfNBS tOVNphi'
Lancaster, August 5, l656-lff
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

E4cp..ifornia..lks Missouri, win soon
rjyal OhiSin The fr5dact Of nativSwinc.--;;
''rheft is ons lirm 10 SIN FrAncisco which
produced last ygastv hundred thousand
bottles OIL oEchakpagne 'fs0sn=their own. vino
yard in Los Angels. ThE is'but que Of the
i6aay instances Of California enterprise in
wine-growihg. 81 gaf ta7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05


and some very pretty and seispli6c bye
play oommenesJ. which showed The mus.
Gle and condition Of the parties to 6ns, ef-
feet The DostOr at length delivered his
right tbeautifnlly--which was handsomely
parried by BIO: Msrtins lsit-when he
went home upon the Doctors protoscis
with his return right. bringing the 'clar.
el' profussly and lhs Doctor went down.
Il was now lhs turn Of Lecompon, and
hurfah for charlsyl ! aud go 10 Lscomp,
toni | ! made Ihe,hpuss. tremble.
Round.3i. When time was. called both
parties stood upen their pins FIRM, Charley
evincing little more confidence, aud the
Doctor standing good game his head
cooked litile on one side and his left well
forward. Charley after l.ttle skillful play
went in and delivered his right capital
lily. meeting. the Doctors guard full-whO
rallied upon him and both vent down to-
Igeiher.
Round 4th. The parties after being
thoroughly spopged off by their seconds
came up in time both evincing good camc
but the Doctor slightly windtd- Charley
lsvidehtlv noticing this rallied upon him a
The staft-butthe DOctor-parried right anc
left skillfully and vent home upon one o
j lcharley's 'blinkers': and he again wen
down. - s.-.5 -..,ls,-
. Some trepidatioh was here manifested
by CharIey's second who applied III
, spon ge thoroughly TO his eye and brough
him to tho scratch fof round 5th.: with on
Ieye evidently worse for the wear. Old
SOCK was up and two to one otfere
freely with few takers. We have no tim
to go through all the rounds in detail; SUI
q Ace it to say, that for the next hundre
rouuds, the result seemed exceedingl
doulful. both parties eyincing indomnit'
!, BILE pluck aud endurance. although bot
: were brought up with sadly battered COM
{! tenances ana evidently somewhat 'windet
y for round i06, The Doctor held his hea
. a little more IN one side, end carried b
/" play much more cauliously-Charley ev
: dently trying to catch him, "off guard
. aud "go in with Gnisher manou
y ering here was mastery, each quite relu
!" tant to "slrike out" but the Doctor
= : length, proba' ly feeling thatLe cou'd n
" y, long "stand wind. rail- cd on Char'ey.al
y T, event in with both right and lett" in bea
: tiful style, but Charley standing firm &C
. under" and delivered his right with gre
force upon the Doctors "mark" and
70 - went down heavily, rolling complete
- over on his back. =.
s Is Everything was done that could be dc
~ to bring the Doctor up for another rour
tu but when 'lime' was called, the Doc
NJ NJ could not "keep his pegs" and Char
" was declared victor, although the pvgel
10 present contended lhst the victory was
y result Of "ioul blow" on the part OF B
'o, Martin. -a
=, The preliminaries for n second enco'
- ter between the above parties has been
y - ranged 10 como off at Athens. oil Wedn
~ dav. August 4th. $500 side. l
e'' money has been deposited at the Rat De
-. On motion the meeting adjourned
u; meet in the city of Athens. sign Of
w 'e' Pigs Eye" on We lay. August 4
ar A. D. 1858. SECRETARY
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

EDIrlxo PArER Whoever penned the
followiug paragraph, Which we fud going
ths rounds IN our exchanges, entertained
sensible ideas in rcguard TO the quali6cA.
tons srsentia1in an editor;
"ofall the enployments there is none
tina. 80 taxes the mind, te&per and AeSh.
as that ot editing paper. mono tina; r, qui'
res nicer tact. eounder jungemeut, s
moro constant application, quicker wit
oi kinder hcart. A cullish temper woult
never su,eeed in an eilor, nor marrow
Jninded man. nor an uniorei,ing one, no
I. hasty one. An editor mustturn himscl
lnside ou, 10 the public. liz canno. be
hypoerit any more than n man can be
yro,li:e u his wife lie must expos
himself inell be .koSs. as much 10 select
log The thoughts Of others as in publisbn
hisown. ana tho otter way for him in III
onlset {. 10 begin flRnkly Whosoev,
succeeds ,clsIably well as an editor
s6msthiDg more tl.an an ordinary map.
hiS. contemporaries think Of him as the
-wiH.n .,s s.- 81 R@
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
GROVER a. BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
495 BROAWAY, NEW YORK,

NPThese Machines now Justly admitted 10 bo
the best in for Family Sewing, making now,
strong. and elastic stich which will NOT rip. even IL
every fourth stitch be cut Circulars on applioa-
tiUn by letter.
t. W. TALLMADGE, Agent.
July Is, ,ls5s-3mI1 Lancaster, Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

STINCUCOMB g. CLARKE,
attorneys AT Law,
u a H G g. s. Is BMo O 1 y o .
oFFICE-Foster's Block. E.t.f
]. w. STINCHCOMB. II. NJ. CLARKE
November, 10, 1857 29tf t
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A. II. G. BKOCKEN,
22CLIFF STREET,N EWY0RK
-.. MANUFACTURER OF
Glass Syringes, Homeopathic Walls,
Graduated Measures, Nursing
ROttIes, ETC.

CLASS WARE for Chemists, lruggists, Perfum n
II els, Photographers, etc. Green Glass Ware by
The nnckaRc A liberal discount made 10 trade
Orders from Country Druggists aud Dealers solicited
Price Lists sent On application.
ISS9-1mIl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
!. ARRIVAL oF THE PERSIA.

NEy YoRK. Aug. S.--The royal mail
steamship Persia, with Liverpool dates to
the soth, las arrived at this port. Her
advices have been anticipated via Cape
Race, but We obtain the following further
lat ig-nce from her papers;
The India Bill had 6nally passel both
Houses OF Parliament. In the courae o.
the deba'e, Mr.. isreali gave notice that
the Government was preparing plan for
submission 10 America on the matter oI
visiting suspected slavers which it WAS be
li.ved would be satisfactory. AMI accom-
pIsh the end in view
Continental aifirs were unmporant.
Tho fan ,tical movements against the
ChiiNiIns in Turkey were unaSa ed.
CHISA--Ths news frrm China la,
nearly all been anticipated. Trade Al
Canton was nearly at stand i'll. A
Shanghai trade was unsettled by new
from Pei-ho.
. Reports of tho rew silk crop wers "a
voTa5le. Serious alarm was lot at Can
ton. and quantities. Of goods were bsin
sent TO Hong Cong Tor safety. f
. TRAxcE--Ths stStsment tbu Frenc
troops are to be Withdrawn from Rome,
positively eonlraJicled.
A letter from ST. e ienne reports tn
capture Of three grenades. similar to tho'
usca by orisini, and the arrest Of tweut
persons.
TuREEY--A serious revolu ionAry mov'
meny has broken out amongst the Chri
ian population at Syria. II is fsi TIN
tho l'ripoli, in S,tAGa, are in state Of il
surecion' In Gambia the Christians hA,
either .bailisaded their houses or take
fight.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
ssporsasSEpssnlS, los,as Lsneas.sr cssstao-
OLD*LiNE WHO CAUGUS: :.

PursuantSo.aiiourbment. the raetp ers
Of the Old Lima Wing Party: s.t'ds :tbs
city Of Stridgt5En,it the Hotel de St.
NichOsSs.oO-SsATdsy evening; July sis!;
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Dsbates had tatn place on the Tartan
hill. the Jnas oillaad tho cililonian
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-17

and Coral
All being Stoves Of the latest and most approved
kinds.
Castings.
Skillets, odd Lids extra StOveware Fire Plates
and Irons. Sad Irons Iron Stands Sovels aud
Tongs Brass do, Candlestcks, Shutters. Iron Tea
kettles. French Stewpans. Crates Britannia, Plan
ished aud Japanned Wares of all kinds; together
with large assortment Of
Hardware,
Such as Mill Files. Rasps, Saw Files, Shoyels,
Hoes. Rakes, Steak-beatcrs Braces and Bits,
Chises. Augers. Hinge Butts aud Hinges, Tacks,
Shoenails. Whtewash Brushes. Handsaws. States.
Cohcemills. Shutter Knobs, Curry Combs, Coal
Carriers C.nder Shovcls, Axes and Axe-handles.
lIatchcts, Hand Drills and Rat Traps. Also, a
general assortment Of
Pumps.
Consisting Of Force. Lifting and Chain Pumps.
Also. large and well assorted stock Of
Lightning Rods,
with Mayr's Improved Spiral Point and Porcelain
Insuhtor Together with large assortment Of
TinWare.
OF the best material. Guttering and SpOuts put
We feel confident We will be able TO give gene
raj satisfaction 10 all who may favor us with CALL
All bills due when presented.
W. A. GREEN x co.
Port Gibson. August Is. 1857. silly