American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
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GhuTSdhy Morning, Jdue 2, 1855
<sKaow Nothlngs Of Fairfield County be-
s8loIa VI Wafef,s 9tAa WtE
'UndsE the sbovs sdmoni,iOu. oar friend
.Of she Eagle attempts 70 saias oar feathers.
bat we can assure him that our purpose is
fixed, n and that Americas interests Pnd
National Americas principles. win cOnsti.
,tuts the sum total Of our politics 10 all time
ito come; aud a. We have tolssyeby theHext
train. and remain 4 few. days absent, we
shah turn The editor Of the Eagle over TO
the tender mersies Of Bro. Beaty. who
will, no doubt. treat him with all the at
Asniiou bis very pOiu.less article psritS-
f9rWs are under everlasting obli-
cations 10 our old friend. the Hon. v. B.
Hoarox, Tor his continued iavors "a shape
of public documents. speeches. &c. We
hope his usefulness may neyer grow less,
and that he may be found prominent
member Of the Peoples Party, battling for
Nhe protection Of American interests, against
s'the world aud the rest Of mankind"
EESeek for your children. in order
frst, moral excellence; second. Intellectual
improvement: third. physical we'll being;
last Of all. worldly thrift and prosperity;
and you may attain the blessing promised
70 Christian nurture Il Everts, 9s5'5 &, 5s,i 81
We clip the above from the Ohio Far
mer (by the by, first.rate paPer We
would reverse the order Of Nj. EvRRErs;
physical Sevelopement is The basis Of all
human progress, consequently, should
command our first attention; intellectual
and m oral culture should proceed hand in
hand. and thrift and prosperity will fol-
low as a matter Of course or as effect iol
lows rcause.bav yf5rysiuebl sTa eta e1es-a5
Pro N1o,--We learn from the Whining.
ton Repu, ,lcan,a that. arrangements have
been made by the citizens Of that place
with the Railroad compar , 10 furnish ar
extra train ofcArs fora grand picnic ex
,cursiou to this place on Saturday next
The Republican says: A
~ ..This trip will furnish fine opportupi'
ty ioroaa pleasant excursion TO one Of The
finest and most picturesque points in the
Staie; and will. no doubt. be embraced by
hundreds. The Wilmington Band will b
on bo,rd5 to ,enliyenlhe oceasionEith it
stirring musie.gHtJd an 8IaAT
,EF We 6nd upon our table this morn
ing BlAckwoop. for May. aud the EDIS
RuRa RHvIEw for April. These works arr
always full ofiGteresting matter, both Sci
'eut6c aud Literary, and should be patron
ized by every family who desire iutellcctu
al and moral culture, or pre- eminence il
point Of useful knowledge. Published b.
Lsonard, Scott u Cos New York; pric
25cts, for sale at Mr.. Billipghursl's New
Office, on Broadway. s5oE,55-'' ,.,,, u "al z
. GFWs have received E NJ ERsoRs MAG
AziNE &PUrs4M's MoSrntY. Tor Aptilan'
June. This work ,gis too9weil known 4
need our commentator; il abounds in th
useful and the beautiful. Messrs. Oak
smith & Co., Publishers N. Y, Thi
work can be had at Mr.. Billingbursts, o
Broadway. At 25 cents per copy-eac
copy contains matter equalato a quartz
section Of land in Kansas, who wouldn'
buy Emerson q Pulnam's Monthlies?
ET The editor Of the Ohio CuliUatO
says Our observations upon the prospect
ofthe growing crops and the staple fruit
satisfy us that wa have entered upon
fruitful year. The wheat and grass v
have ptyer seen looking SO strong an
heavy at this time of, the year. The oat
are well up. hsving been sowel tefore III
setting in Of the late rains. In the region
Of the Lake the peach orchards are in fu
bloom, and apple orchards promise bette
STILL. Corn planting will be late, end ha
best be con6u 10 ground that will pus
the crop right ahead.
TET.yE1 70 ltIF3UL
SHocKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT.--It bt
comes cur painful duty torecord one of th
most distressing accidents that, ever oC
Cured on our road. On Tu esday last 9