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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11
FARM FOR SALE.

bargain. A superior farm Of LAG acres In Mos
IA COW miles south OF the village. 100 acres
under goodimprovement; good Brick House, good
horse barn and grain barn and shed the FARM also
about bearing fruit trees of all kinks and we'll
watered. very desirable place. Terms down, bal
ance I'm 2 years. PRATT A DIBELL.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11

FIRE, FIRE.
HtzARD's KENTUCKY RIFLE P0wDER-OY
IL very besr lualities.st 81 centsper pound. Also,
Shot asd Bsr Lead, for sale At MOTIFS.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11
STOVES.

It Air Tight Forest Air Tight, Clinton Air Tight, Pre-
mium Stoves OF Albany castings, Self Regulator Fold
Ing Door Isng and Cottage Psror Stoves, Heavy and
Light Platte Stoves, for Dining Rooms, School houses
&c, &C., Of six different sizes. For sale by
oct1351 MITCHELL
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11

CHEET MUSIC, GOOD ASSORTMENT ALWAYS ON
eeiirsT CoLLEGE BOOK STORE.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11
AssIGNEEs NOTICE.

LII those Indebted TO H. Pratt, by note or other
IA wise are pyitsd to call yitbnt delay and pay or
arrange the same, End by doing will cost, the
notes and accounts be found AZ the store formerly
pied az him. d. J.. PRATT,
Feb. 9, 1855. - y.G. RELAY,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11
LANDS FOR SALE.

on ACRES In Cambria, miles from Hillsdale onthe
OU PlankRoad, best quality of tmbered land. Terms
easy. 3D..
1000 ACRES ofsuperior Farming land in Hillsdale
Coun -ty. for sale. PRATT DIBELL.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11
Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring
PRATT q DIBELL,s

HILLSDALE, MICH.
IMPROVED Farms and Wild Lands; Village Lots and
II Dwellings bought and sold. No charge except ad-
vertishg unless sale made. Houses dFarms rented,
Taxes paid, titles examined. Money invested bond
andmortgag and annual interest at 10 per cent coec
ted withoutcharge Insuring and conveyancing done.
Mr.. Pts Notary Public PRATT D1BELL.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

E% The Richmond Wing; in ah able ar
ticle upon the next Presidential election
and the fuuire Of politi cal parties tises the
following lauguag 1--WE have faith in the
union; solid and compact, 6fnearly all the
Opposition elemep.s against the Democra-
cy ID the next Presidential campaign
we believe that the thing is entirely and
perfectly feasible, an we know it to be
desirable among conservative States Right
Union men of all parties and sections. 1t
Is feasible, bscadss the slavery excitement
will then have died away. There will
consequently be no tasis for Nor:h'
ern sectional Organization. such as the Ee'
publican party Is. Indeed, We are even
now told by the Democracy, with an air
Of triumph. that the English Kansas bill
will effect-in less than thirty days from
its passage, some say--a permanent settle
ment Of the whole ve4ed question Of sla.
very. This being so; where is the occa
sion Of ssctionaI parties in the contest o.
1850, and there being then no, sections
parties, what may hinder complete union
Of all the Opposition to the Democracy.
upon other and national issues? From this
view Of the subject. which is admitted tc
be correct by the Democracy themselves
we preceive no obstacle to the triumphan
success of the Opposition forces in 1860
and in this reflection we realize consola'
ton chat passeth description"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
GREAT DISCOVERY OF The AGE.
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO CHEWERS!
DIR. GUSTAV LINNARD'S
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCH ES.
Tar GREAr SUBSTITUTE FoR TOBAcco.


TT is well known and ipcontrever;able tact that the
use of Tobacco is the promoting cause OF many OF
'ne mSs MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
In which the rare OF is su' jeet as careful anay-
sis i long and painfnl experience have clearly pro-
We that IL contains certain noreouc and poisonous
nronere es most dangerous in their Effects which by
antsr,ng into the blood derange the functions nhd
ofthe causing many 10 suppose that
organ Ia be seriously diseased.
TORACCO ahects also the entire nervous systent
manifeStD 4 itsel-ssa who have ever used the poA'
ioua weed will bear testimony-in Lassitune, NeII
vous tpTitahi Water Brash, Dyspepsia, ana many
other disor rders Of a similar character,
THE TASiE RESTORATIVE, I IhOChEo
Are designed to counteract these hsneini
and have proved completely successful ID ~ ",u1o
of cases and wherever psed Being nAInIess ~. "
themsely es they exert a Beneficial eheet up"n ms
entire system restoring the TASTE whlen has
vitiated or dstroy ed by great
removin0 the irritation and aeeompaniInk "sSnnF
sensation OF the Throat-whtch are Tsss. Son..
ouent upou absiainipg from the use 9. a, nnu ~,
by eIyinr healthy tone TO the seohAen' ''h''eoa's
the whole system. ,.ti. ,ndary,intno ,hei,
,1.St,n. and shonening their ivrs should uso
90 and throw Of The injurious
i .hese @ @1Isassnt habit - Tobacco Chewing
as rlpches or Io1en ges are put ap In conve.
"a nornbjc form 81 the low price Of 81 Gents
Aenu M pa~ A liberal discountto the Trade
Pp,anared solely by the undeIsgDed TO whom All or
der'shon'' % JAMES Z. BOWERS. DruFgis,:
Corner ofJd aud Race Streets. Pbiladsfphip-
March 25, la5e--1yE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

log to their quality. Harmonious sounds
iAll pleasantly on the ear. while discord is
painful 70 the sans oFgsn. The sense Of
touch is agrseably. or disagresahly effected
by objects, a. they are hard, smooth, soft
warm, rough. DC. In short. All physical
nature. must be 10 harmony with the sens
es, TO impress them aRrees6ly. Therefore
does itsppssr siiII further, that everything
Surrounding man in his mundane existsuce
eouspIres 10 call out bis powers sDd invite
him 70 further acqu4nianse with the un-
discovered secrets that SilI lie beyond his
present Sttainmeuts. He appears now. jus,
on the bordefS Of the studies, which, doubt
less. are t6eonstitute bis employment TO
ell eternity. aud. as be leaves behind him,
and fgrgsts the trrAiug enjoymsnt5. 10
which be bss sttsjued, as new, and mora
refined pleasures rise before him, even 10
this life; 30 may we rational y infer. that
it will ever D.: and. that when len thous-
and times ten thousand years have passed.
man, will be still entering upon new stuI-
les and new theories. This, ffom his uusat-
is6ed. and Unsuitable desire for knowledge,
and epjoyments. is legitimetely inferable.
We cannot pass from this part Of our
su' ject. withoutdttering our heartfelt ex.
!. pressionS Of gratitude wonder. and admi-
rstion, which are constantly iucre ,sing
to the author and designer Of all things
for his wisdom, power. and goodness. with
regard to msn. as displayed 10 the works
OF creation; especially in msn himself.
| HOMO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

eli new character, Sepsrs!ed from the
citizens Of the United States aud the duties
il over them under the provisions Of the
Constitution, with their respective rights
defined and marked out" The right Of
the citizen 10. "hOld yoWerand conduct the
Government" cannot be ignored, because
it Il one OF those rights which are "plainly
defined by the Constitution"
When the Federal Govern nment ''enters
into po,ession" Of the Terr'tory. it does
40 as trustee" for the ''psopls OF the
Uniiel States" Ithas no ''power Of any
kind beyond it," it cannot confer poliL-
ical power upon ALIENs in any other
way than by "uniiorm rule OF naturaliza-
ton" Itcannot give to aliens the rights
10 longing to the people or citizens Of
sufferage and Of holding Office, by Govern
ment" Ogainst the citizens. It "capnot
create for itself Q new character sepersted
from the citizens Of the United States, and
the duties II owes them under provisions
OF the Constitution" For these reasons
the committee Are Of opinion that gensr'
al law should be enacted, applicable to all
the territories, restricting the rights OF suf'
ferage and of holding Cfice to citizen oI
the United States; and they therfore reco
mend the passage Of the accompanying
bill.
Abill to regulate and make uniform the
right Of suffrage 10 the Territories Of th.
United States.
BE IT ENACTED. &c, That the rights o
snferage and holding Office in the United
States shall hereafter bs exercised only b.
citizens of the United States. native AM
naturalized; and so much Of any exis tiDl
law or laws as comes 10 conflict with. thi
provision be and the sams is hereby re-
pealed.
Mr.. Zollicoffer's report miets our view
exactly, and we say that any man. OF sc
Of men who can ignore the doctrine tbs
American citizens have the right, and al
in dutv bound TO rule America, is calculs
ting without bis host, and catering to th
appetite Of the demagogue, thereby emf
bling set Of dishonest politicians TO wiel
the balance Of political power and consl
: mate all their schemes of outrage and plur
der.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
Probate Court of Fairfield County, OHIO,
Petition to sell Land.

Charles r. ShnTer. kdLnstrator of Daniel Bdrsiler
deceased against Jacob Bnrstler, Charles BuersleS,
Samuel Bnrsiler, Margaret Berstler, EiiEa ShaTer
aud Martin Shs,her, Rebeeca Martin and John Mar.
tin. Sophia Rundio and Elijah Rundio and Daniel
Borster.
n Daniel Berstler non-resde mt of the State OF
! Ohio, an heir and legal representative of Daniel
Bcors.ier. deceased.
You are hereby informed that on the 9Qd day MAY
A. D. IsSs said Administrator dledhis Petition in the
Probate Court OF Fairfield County. Ohio. The OBJ
ject and prayer of which Pepob Is TO obtain an or
der &C. on I'd 10th day Of July, A D. e5s, soon
after as may be- for the sale Of the following Real Es
tate which the said Daniel Brstler died seized
so much therefore as may be necessary TO pay the
debts of said deeedent,to wit:
The undivided half Of the West, half OF the North.
east Quarter of Section Nol4, Township No Is, and
Range No 10, containing 76 sT-l00 acresl
Also, the undivided half OF the West half Of the
South Quarter of Section No H. Township No -,
and Range No 10, containing 20 acres.
Also. tie undivided half Of the Southeast Quarter
Of the Southwest Quarter OF Section No II. Township
No Is. and Range No 10, containing 20 37iUn acres.
Also. the undivided half of the Northeast Quartz
OF the Southwest Quarter OF Section No II. Township
No IS. and Range No le. containing 10 37-lOO acres
and ALSO the undivided half Of part Of the North
east Quarter of Section No Is, Township No I3, and
Range No 10, cOntaiEing SOLO acres more or ess.
cHARLkS F SHEFFER,
Administrator OF Daniel Btarstler, deceased.
May 81, Ie5S-4wApfSS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
mormrusi moTHERsn moTuERsu

Don't fail tn procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy-
run for Children Teelhng II has equal on earth,
1t greatly facilitates the princess ofteethng by SOFTEN
Ing the gums, reducing all indammaiion-w II sllay
ali psin, and is sure 10 regulate IN bowels. Depend
unnnit, mothers. Il will give rest toyourselves. and
reliefand health to your infants. Perfectly safe In
all cases.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription Of one
oGthe most experienced and sklful female Physi'
clans in New England and has bsen used with never
failing success in millions of cases.
We beIieveitis the hest and surest remedy In the
world. In all Of Dysentery and Diarrheain child
drt whether ii arises from teething or from any
other cause. .
II life and health be estimated By dollars and
cents. II is worth its weight in gold. >
Millions Of bottles sold every year In the United
States. tits an old and well-tried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 95 CENTS A BOTTLE.
rPNone genuine unless the tac-s'mile OF CURTIS
& PERKINS, New York. Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout to wo;ld. and
DR.. Il. SCOTT, Lancaster, Ohio.
Juue 10, IsSs-6if
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

gWe found few evenings since, a
basket Of magnificent strawberries sitting
upon our table and upon inquiry. that they
CAME from Mr.. GRAvETT, who lives in
East Lancaster, where he has established
a Nursery. We learn that be has beau
,iful variety of fruits. flowers, shrubs, &c.
DC, and will gil orders upoH the most
reasonable terms. We would say to the
good people of Lancaster and vicinity
patronize your domestic institutions.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
rETha cirolsHille Rsrald Saws th.t the

EE The Circleville Herald says that the
stock holders Of the Pickaway County Bank
contemplate an early abandonment Of their
charter. They are led to this in eonse'
quence OF the hardships of the new taE
law. In prescribing one rule for indiyid,
uals and anQiher Tor bsnks. thalate Legis-
laturs seemed To- have been governed BY
no sense ,of.equity. and the result must be
that these instit1tiors in Ohio must ekheI
wind up. or test over against the eonstitu-
tionaliGy of such laws.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
The Peoples Party in Delaware


There was great demonstration at Do
yer, Delaware, on the 10th inst. The OBJ.
jecl Of the meeting was to ante all the A
Republicans, aud Anti Lscomp-
tonites. At u O'Clock in the morning a
special tsaiu, consisting of cars crowded
to their utmost capacity, left Wilmington
for Dover-a distance Of forty .se ven miles
containing at least twice, and l believe
more than thres OF four times the number
that ever left that city for political meet
ing such distance. The correspondent
Of the New York Tribune ia rsferring to
the gathering. says that the meeting was
one Of the largest ever held in Dover. The
State House was unable to hol the crowd A..
and they had 10 adjourn outside. Among
the people present were recognised a large
number who voted for Mr.. Buchanan, some
OF them his strongest supporters.
Mr.. Samuel Townsend, hitherto one OF
the most ultra. Democrats in that State.
took very active part in the proceedings.
He LEFT the party on the action of Mr.. Blu.
chanan on the Lecompton Constitution.
One Of the two Presidents Of the meeting
was; at the last election, as ultra as Town
send.
A Committee was appointed. composed
Of Americans, Republicans and Democrats
and the following platform was adopted By
the Committee:
"That the name OF the party be "THE
PEoPPLE's PARTY" That its principle,
be-
That the citizens Of the Territories b;
allowed to settle their own institutions anG
their own forms of Government.
That the Constitution of every State b.
submitted to the people for ratification OF
rejection before being accepted by Con
gress.
That tariff for revenue be laid with
incidental protection to home industry.
That when the revenue Of the Govern
ment exceeds the expenditure, such excess
as may be derived from the sale Of th,
public lands shall be divided among III,
States, both old as we'll as new.
That the importation Of foreign orimi
mails and paupers be prohibited"
This platform was red section by sec
ton and adopted with loud and most en-
thusiastic cheers.
Under these circumstances we canno
but think that matters look squally for tn
Democracy, in Delaware at the cohin!
election. A Governor is to be chooses, b.
far the most important office in the State
as he has the selecting of all the county of
fcers' The pamss of several prominen
men are talked Of for the Office; any one O
whom can consolidate the entire sote fth
Anti. Administration party.-ECiucinnai
Times.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

EE The weather has boen remarkably
fine ftr the last six days: the thermometer
has stood as high as "a deg. and vegeta'
ton leaps for joy, while the farmers phys
ioguomy has lost tnnch of its rigidity and
elongation; smiles play ebout the corners
Of his mouth, and hope points her finger
to the future, saying never lose confidence
in the "gr.at giver Of every good and per-
feet gift" "By diligence and persevs'
renee the mouse eat the Gable in two"
and we know that "every man will be re-
warded according to his works."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
eve late pleasure ia ceiling Attsn'


kEwe iste pleasure III cslling Attsn-
ton to the able speech Of the Hon. JoHS
sHERMAr, delivered In Congress shortly
before its adjournment. upon the wicksdIy
increasing extravaganza CT the general
government: we do this with more pleas
ure. as JoHs is native born citizen Of "the
land Of the free and the home Of the brave,
-Or the City Of Lancaster; bis speech is made
up of 10 plain, clear. condensed. and V'gor'
ons abatement OF facts to be found upon
the record, and such facts as should arouse
the sleeping energies Of the Freemeu Of the
Nation. What Is the cause Of this fraud,
corruption and outrage. and what is the
remedy? We answer. that it is mainly
owing to the facility with which the DEM
apogue and dishonest politician WELD the
balance Of power through the ballOt'bOx;
this is done by deception, practiced upon
the ignorant and credulous foreigner, and
to remedy this evil. We must purge the
ballot t.box. strip the demagogue OF the
material through which he operatcs-and
this can be done only by recognition OF
the National American doctrine. without
which we are doomed to demagogueical
rule.
Let the hypocritical and peusiOned Ed.
itOr. the trucking officeNsseker, and p'lit-
ical demAgogue. howl about Bleeding Kan
sas, and negro equality, fraud and cor
ruptlon, and the treachery and treason Of
Mr.. Buchanan. What does it all amount
TO? 1t is but the legitimate result Of high
party drilling. and sectional strife. Mr.
Buchanan has done no more than carry
out the behests of the party that made
him, and prove himself true to his ancient
principles; (for we all know that he has al
ways manifested great facility in play
ing second fddl4 to the dominant party
regardless Of preconcieved. and expressed
opinions Eternal vigilance is the price
OF civil liberty.
We have said, and will again say, (beg'
giug Bro. Bsaty's pardon Let every tru'
patriot and good man buckle on his ar
mour. scouting all party and sectional is
sues. Let us as one man resolve to do bat
tie for the Union, the Constitution and ou
glorious Institutions, ever Learing in miut
that the balot-box is the great engine tha
drives us onward, either for good Or TO
evil.
Let ms project American Industry
gainst the eterOal cry oil Free Trade an
Foreign Importatious, and thereby bull
up a rational National Independence; an
above all let US curb The importation
foreign paupers and criminals. and linn
our franchises 10 honest and intelligent oil
izens OF the United States. Then we sha
be prepared to consummste the gioriou
destiny Of truly Republican people.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

Mtsic.--The LUcA FAM1Lf will agaiu
visit our city on Monday the 2sth inst,
when the lovers ofthe beautiful, the chaste,
and music, that "hath charms to sooth the
savage" can be grati6ed. The Luca Broth
GFs,wiIl on this occasion be assisted By
Madam Lucs, and we may expect q rare
treRt. The press everywhere speaks in tn,
highest terms Of the performance of tbi'
family.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

FOURTH OF tuLf.=The Committee have
decided to celebrate 10 Gov, Medills grove
II miles east OF the city. where every body
is invited to attend; ARMED and equipei as
custom directs. with eatablss, drinkablss
and sentiments full Of patriotism for the
purpose Of having glorious celebration:
N. B. The celebration is to take place
on Saturday the Sd.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
OoMMERcIAI TtTELLIeETCR
Lancaster Market.
NEW YORK MARKET.

xFWYoaK. yune %, la5f.
Cotton drn; Ooa baies sol unland mddling lLe.
suRtr steady Al St(D6ke for Museovado.
Coffee quiet. Linsoed OIL 67DS1e. TaiioW loe.
Floar zoe bsttsr with moderate home demand.and
limited export do. There Is also fair specnlatiVe
enquiry; 6aiss At from - 10 10 S470
Wheat tesres and IN fair demand for export a bet.
ter prices; sales at - IN 81 70.
Rye stead ata6as9 cents.
Barley dnll nt s0DoO cents.
Corn shade ArmeI; sales ate1K N T7K cents.
Oats GrmRr for tate and Western n ff1946 eonta.
whisky hrmers sales Al - k4q3 cents.
Pork lover and more active, sales eie7SBSl7 for
mess, aud Si6 for prime.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
An Ordinance
Levytpr Taxes for CITY purpose. for the year 1858

Levyng Taxes for City purposes for the year 1858.
, SEcrIoN l., Be il OrdaIHsd 6y ths City Council Of
the City efLaHeaster, That Tax, ofthree aud one
half mills the dollar Of valuation, beand the same
is hereby leSied upon all property subject TO taxa
tion for State and County purposes, within the incor
porated limits OF the said City fOr Cits purposes.
NICHOLAS YOUNG, President, c. G.
W. L. KING, City Clerk,
Lancaster, June IL, i65S-3w7.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
THE ROCK HOUSE

lhe MOsI pltubdnt OuMmtt htsOTl W Vhl0,
stnEtsd IN Rocking county. 10 miles South ofIAncAs-
ter, & the sane distance SVutheast OF creleyliie.
TIVE House lain complete order. and the pTcprio-
j tor Is prepared 70 accommodate any nuipbeT ef
vlsltorsi In a style that cannot TAIL Ia please.
The attractions are Of every garetyb DundirR Hall
Temp Alley-circular PEilroad- Revolving swing,
the woods abound with gsne. and the scenery IA sur
passed; Bosidesthe great nutuIal cuTiostes Of tha
Hook House the ueRhboT!ng hills and ravines furnish
pany Wild and romantic places, und The eohtinunl
breeze destroy the effect flhe bst sun
Among fOrner visitors, refsFence ts made TO T. w.
TsinaJRe Or Msssrs. Martins, Lancaster; Judge Kch
plek or Ar. Cradlsbaugh, Cirelevllle; judge Bsies
Chsuncey oldsOr c. Mccoy, colutnbus aud JehL
Shilito Co., Cincinnau. Pest 0dacs at Rpek Houae
Mayo, Is5s-3ml LEVI FRIEND, Proprietor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
MAR RIED.
To Builders and Contractors.

GEALED Proposals for building the CITY HALL,
- will be received by the undersiRned, Committee
In behalf the City Council OF Lancaster, until the
2Sth DAY OF JULY. pFOIim0, acco riding to the PIau
tee. -,
Bids will be received, including all the
Brick Work, Stone Work and Carpenter Work, each
separately. - o.. -v .-.rt --
Also, Proposals for doing the entire Work, and fur
nishing mate rails, will be received in one bid.
The Committee will be prepared on and after the
10th OF july to furnish bidders with the necessary
information, enabling themto hid understaDdingly.
HENRY r. BLAIRE,
CHARLES DRESBACH,
"a, .gi DE-. .'t % JOHN C. WEAVER,
Lancaster, June "a, 1s5s-.3ws Committee.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
PHILApELPH1A MARKET

PHILApELPEA, Jure 22.-A.
PLoUR-There is bot little export demand sales Of
1900 bbs good Western extra o. e2K. Super6ne 81
4 2544 37k: Extra at4 62K44e7k: Extra Family at
8 of1j Is and a ney lots al S0e56 o..
Wneat--The Feesipis are small. bat they are ample
forihe sales Of red st o0cS vs. for ordnsry
and prime. and Sl9l Il for white. Rge 10 steady al
CO 9sac for Southern and PenDysilvania, Corn 10
scarce snd In good demand Oats haTe fallen on eno
prices are lower sales OF DsWare At 40c End Psnna.
az 42e.
whisky is firm. sales Of 200 bbIS Psnna at 23e, and
hhds at 2ao.
ID Groceries and Provisions there ls but ce doing
$50 bblJ Mesa Pork sold ai SIF9i7 so.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

EEThe celebrated pacing horse Hero
died Of lung fever while on his way to
California, in the StePmer Sonora recently.
HIS owner was taking him to California to
pace against Fred johnson. the fastest pa
Ger in that State.