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The weekly Butte record., 1858-09-18
Insolvency Notice.

4 WtNTY COURT. in and for the County of Putte
NState af California; In the matter of the petition
OF f'1ah usst. Jr issorent debtor, pursuant
efaet OF the Hon Thomas Nis. County Judge of the
eonn.s ~ eafte made this day notice IA hereby given
10 All the creditors of the said insOlveut Elijah punt
20 De and fResr before shs Hou fhensas Wells afore-
sAii IN ofra svurt on Monday the tai day of Novem
eef ~ issS AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of that dsy, the
court room nf SAID court in the of Oroxie then
and there 70 show cause il any they can why the Ssay
er ci saia ,nseven should not be granted and Al
from his debts As an insovent debtor
( ~ Witness my hand and the seal of 8. IA Court
ssAL Sthis 18th day Of September A D. 1855
t~N~) II. DARRACH
Clerk County Court Butte county
HsRRIs How.Rp, At'ys
The weekly Butte record., 1858-09-18
P. & G. FARRELY,

VEvuOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRO
w ceries Pr,,vis,ns Win and Liquors, Ale, Por-
ter Thankful friends for their past liberal
flvors respectfully solicit continuance OF the same
aud atir ourselves that sell as cheap ana give
a. good satisfaction hy either store in the city,
Fire proof brick store Washington Block, Myers ST.
Ornville.
Goods delivered free OF charge JelS
The weekly Butte record., 1858-09-18
Information Wanted.

ar HARRY WILLIAM LAWS, WHEN LAST
" heard from, he working in botei
boarding honse in 0zoxihe. Oct. 1855. Any inform
alton concerning him i'll be gladly received by his
brother George Laws, Weayeyille Post Office.
Trinity county, a3l-lm
August 10th, 1858.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-09-18
New Store, New Goods.

ANG 4. CO.,-HUNTOON STREET TWO
Il ,ipors below the Theatre building, UfoYliie. have
just opened the best assortment m
groceries.
Provisions,
Liquors.
Dry Goods.
ClotLing,
Bevts.
Shops
The weekly Butte record., 1858-09-18
Declaratory Notice.

~E, the undersigned citizens of Butte couuty Cal
w fnrnia, do make and subscribe this our deela
ration Of intention to organize a company under the
name and style OF the Junction Road Company for
the purpose of constructing Turnpike Road from oro-
vile ris Longs Bar White Rock and the junction Of
the North and South Forks of Feather River place
known as Jacks Ranch, in said county Of Butte And
notice IS hereby further given thai the undersigned will
at the ST. Nicholas Hotel in the town of orove
MoniA focioer 9Th. A n 1855. for the purpose of
preliminary organization provided BY act Of the
Legislature of the State Of California passed May 2th
1856 entitled IAN act TO authorize the formation of
porstons for the construction of plank or turnpike
reads
Jacob Powell, Carlow John Ries
Leoyy WIN Leonard c Coltoa
Wm Hess S P Savage Dorper
J Clark Err Hendee Scriher NJ II fzrley
oroyile. Sep. II, ISIS.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-09-18

Ever brought tn this market. and which will sell
wholesale and resa cheap for cash. and humhng.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the peo>
pie af trova and vicinity. that hey viii sell guods of
all descriptions Narysre Prices. and warrant every
thing sold represented Traders nnd Packers viii do
well 90 give call, will them the time and
trouble going farther below to make purchases Part
tcuar attention will always be given TO the supply of
Groceries to families, hotels, miners. &c
mh2s LANG CO.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-09-18
GRAND BALL

oa THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY INVITED
~ 10 attend a GRAND RkLI which viii be gwen
FlH at inVELOcK's RANCH. on Tuesday. SeIfem.
s-a ber 2sih. Arrangements have been mnde To rem
der the above a magnificent affair
GE',. LOVEIOCK- Proprietor
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
5000
Portraits og Ger Washington

II HAVE. st s,slt sspsssssrsi up seOe fitho-
j Rrapbsd portFais 0f tie fnn0aTkL NAsHuor0r,
frnm B,aars psibdsF o. ths size % fifss Wbsh, 10
BEEN sa' s.sss sss 3, q ss es
lret dsllBiation ofhisfsAtsrss Ths Congress Of ths
United states bas adopted h,aBdf adornsths Dspan-
me1ts at Washington City,
ssi then fOr 81, the price IN ths print shops, 10
N.Yeiisi And % ever " rchsser, flye gailsUis
present, - soon sshs takrshis portrait Ay Gns, ,are
611g IN n9mBer, Wis
io0Gola Watches. worth, each s,a.
100 silver watches, worth eaeh $40.
10I Silver Watehes, worth each 49,
sso0iH eash. divided into $40, ~ and st.-0ifis
~ copies Cisfk's ConlnsHtaEy On the sh0ls Bible.
50copirs Dick's WORKS, vo' worth POI eopg IS.
80 copies Rgilin's Ansisnt History, 2 yyls., worth
per copy $3.50.
20 ebpiss Platares's Lives, worth sarh. o.
go copies " ztson's oi0iatiqns.sach doliars.
go copies Cauip1res of the kssoiution. each g.
The fsInainds sr are standard work; and none les
Ia the id
Any one can see, tha. IRIS, "a no, money wsSine
scheme thays iOs, mS heath aai wish for a tims,
TO leave my once 10 rsevnit possible. The presents
al ready; and the whole matter. VIII be arickly
and faithfully carried out. lfI succeed IN hhlsbiHg
And respectfully socit The patronage of ths public;
bsSaHss know, that every Insr, will receive more
than the worth of his money. 81. SCOTT.
Lsneassr, July 90. lsss--l3n
P. s. Every one has eKaetl, equal chance n get
one 1.-THE presents, as follows: The numbers fro,n
IN 500 entered IN bDak kept by ne. The, pgF-
chaser Of portrait, names bis own numbsf from
az other book shown him, We at once tnrn 10 the gin
receives forhwih Those who Fish, Gao see the pre-
ee1ts before they purchase their porfrnt The efts
are al miscellabeoasly mi Sed from % 5000. giving
pensetly equal chances And no receive ls >;
than the portrait and book worth one dollar.
.T PCAl at ne sign Of the BED FLAG. Hais
Street. II. SCOTT.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
The ROrer.

We have noticed in the Cultivator, the
Ohio Farmer. and various other papers, a
remedy prescribed for the depredsNons Of
the BoRRR. that destroyer Of our shade
trees, fruit trees and shrubbery. Some
four years since we had beautiful lot Of
Black Locusts. which we bad cultivated
with great care. te three or four inches iu
sdiam,er, when, upon the occurrence Of a
heavy gale. we found one Of them broken
of, Just below the formation ofthetop; up
on examination, we found it literally Dor.
ed TO pieces, on examining our other trees,
we found at the base. quantities ofdust ol
borings; knowing the fate Of our neigh
bors trees, we resolved TO punish the ras.
Gals. Whereupon we went to the house
and got soms locofoco matches, aud after
igniling one Of them, stuck one in every
hole we could fnd. Now whether "ths
fear Of heil's, a hangmans whip, to baud
theSwretch in order," or that the insec'
tribe, DISLIKE the ordorforous fumes oi
birthstone, we are not advised; but from
that day to this the little vilianous rascal.
have not bored a single hole in our trees.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS. july 28.-The Kansas Her
aid says G n. Calhoun has issued certif-
ic1t Of election TO all those elected under
the Lecompion constitution, The Free
State members from Leavenworth county
received certificates, which gives that
party majority in both branches of the
Legislature. The returns for State officers
will be made to the Legislature. in whose
hands the whole subject rests. The Her
aid pxhorts, the people to vote for the ordi-
nance, and settle the question without fur
ther strife or agi alton.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
THE New CArnomo CArHEDaA1.-

THE New CATHoMo CATHEDRAL
Archbishop Hughes contemplates erecting
a new cathedral on Fifth Avenue. which
is designed to be a structure of extraordiu-
ary magni6cence, the grandest specimen
Of ecclesiastical architecture on the conti-
nent The cost will probably exceed a
million of dollars, and the Archbishop is
now engaged, we believe, in endeayoring
to raise that amount. 1t ia very proper
and commendahle undertaking, doubtless;
a building of such cost and grandeur as
this is intended to be--a rival Of the cathe
drals Of the old worlI-might well be the
glory and pride of the metropolis; but it is
very probable that it will never be COM
pleied 1t will be like the Cathedral OF
Cologne, which was commence before the
Reformation, and is not finished yet N.
Y. Herald.
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N office.

NTELIsA SOUL, ofthe State of Illinois, is snoiifed
WI that on December "a. 1857, William Potter aud
john D. Nonrse, Administrators OF Jaaes ouicalt.
ceased. hled in the ONCE of the Clerk Of Fairfield
County Court Of Common Pleas. their petition against
her and others. alleging that July 26 1856, the said
James outcat, by contract in wrting sod towillinm
Soul, and agreed to convey upon fall payment Of the
purchase In Lots4 and s. in Square 4, In Bal-
moro, in said County, and Fraction OF land adjon-
ng the described in deed Of John F. On tchl and
WIFE, to James Oucait, dated July 1850, for which
the said William Soul agreed 10 pay Sl5p when pos
session would be given in November, 1856. and $500
in November, ls57 and 5000 in November ls5s, with
interest from November. 1856. That on September
90, 1856, James 0utcalt died. and November 81.
the ereafter, William Soul paid to plaintiff $50 and
took possession Of said property That on Mays. 81
William Soul died nsolvent leaving said Meissn, ,his
Widow and said second insalmeutis due and unpaid
and praying that said premises may be sold and pro-
ceeds applied to payment ofplantH 'scl'im thereon.
Said Petition will be for hearing OcIobcr4 4 Nt,
and unless she appear by that day. judgment will be
entered as prayed for.
JOHN C. RAGNEY, Clerk.
July ! ] e55-6wapfs5,o5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

THERE is mountain in New Holland,
as we are informed by Mr. Bennett. in bis
Waaderings, vol. P. 255, called Bugong
Mountain, from multitudes to mullitudes Of
smPl moths or rather butter flies, which
cougregate upon the masses ofgranite that
ars scattered over is surface. In Il e
months. OF November, Dec-mber and Janu-
ary a curious fesiva is held upon it by the
natives, who coneregate there to collect
these butterflies for food. Smothered fires
are built a: the foot Of the Rocks, and the
insects, smotheredby lie smoke, fall to the
ground: these are then collected by BUSH
els and baked upon the heated ground
The down and wings being next removed
they are powdered end ftrmed mt cakes
smoked and preserved for food. The ma
tives are said to fatten very rapidly on thi
! food.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
rHE MASSACHUSETTS Opposrr1ox.-V

rHE MASSACHUSETTS OPPosIrfox.-We
learn from the Boston Journal that the
State Central G mmittee of the Anne, icaD
and Republican parties Of Massachusetts
met in Boston on the 18th for the purpose
Of making arrangements to effect com
bInation Of tae respective Organizations at
the coming election. After two or three
meetings Of the Conference Committees it
was finally agreed that the call should be
issued ITO the legal voters Of Massachu.
setts who are opposed to the present cor
rupl National Administration, and to the
further extension Of the Slave Power, and
who are in favor of the general policy Of
the present State Administration, TO meet
at Mechanics Hall. in Worcester. on the
9h day ofSept4mber. at II A. NJ, to nom
mate candidates for State officers, and to
make other arrangements for the coming
campaign. The basis Of representation
agreed upon is one delega.e from each city
or town, and one additional delegate for
each hundred votes.-Cin. Times.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

@Bopaparts's fets at Cberbourg,
which the Queen of Eog'snd, the Grand
Duke Max'miIian, brotherOf the Emperor
of Austria, Chief Admiral Of the Navy and
and Governor Of the Lambardo ,venstien
States; the Duke Of Cambridge. Com ,uder
in CHEZ Of the English Army. and the
Prince Adslbert, Prussiau Admiral, are
to sltend. is to he the most msgnihc eut
naval display the word every saw. The
French Emperor there, amid tremendous
evidences ofhis power Tor wsr. proposes
to make speeehin which he will say tina
all Europe isa peace. And at end of hi
speech the water Of the Atlantic will b.
let into the new docks Of the French Ma.
w, the most gigantic works for naval war
| fare OF modern times.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
THE ROCK HOUSE
The most pleasant Summer Resort in Ohio,

Situated in Rocking County, ~ miles South ofLancas-
ter, & The same distance Southeast Of Cireevllle.
TNNHE House in complete order. and the proprie-
I tor prepared 10 accom- InOdatee any number oi
visitors in styleih cannot fail to please.
The attractions Of every variety-a Dancing Hall
--Ten-Pn Alley-Circular Railroad- Revolving Swing,
the woods abound with game, and the scenery IL
passed Besides the great natural curiositics of the
Rock House. the hills and ravines furnish
many wild and romantic places, and the continual
breeze destroy the effect ofthe hot sun.
Among former visitors. reference is made to T. w.
Talmadge or Messrs. Martins Lancaster: Judge Rem
nick or Mr.. Cradlebaugh. Ctrceville; Judge Bates,
Chauncey Olds or D. G. mccoy. Columbus. and JohIr
Shito & Co., Cincinnati Past Office at Rock House.
May 6, I659-3ml LEVI FRIEND, Proprietor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

To EQuEsTRrEKNEs.- "Ladies Nation
al Equestrian Convention is to be held
on the 9th day Of September next, on the
Union Course. Long Island The lady ad-
Judged the most skilllul in mauageing a
horse will receive q piano worth $500; the
second best silver pitcher and goblet
worth $500, and the third best a gold
watch worth $500. Ladies hon every
section of the United States are invited
to participate In the the composition.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
OOKMER0IALIHTEILIaErcE
- Laasa.s.I nslL.s. -. Il
PHTLApTLpHrA MARKEr

sPHIAnH-TAiA, IulJ a7--N.
Tl9gr--'r.e rnafketts ernsr 10 e0ssequsoes pf the
hand
4dss os i.0aa ibis supsrsns Al 81 IS foroM s.oek,
sod TX d 50 for fresh gfoand- EstrA ranges non
G2K'8S-
bs lstler for fresh ground extra fnniiy al 6e5 %
575 Whaat Is scarce 1ut no demand and prices are
unchanged.
sulsa 1910 IN rood Old red 81 i6s some nferior 7s9
100, white iiOsl0. kys waited at 20 for old and ~
for new.
corn g seircs and Tsn.'d a, the TO- ner qs5tionI.
OAts unchaBRsd.
whisky ssarsSi saiss Of bbh a. osHaaee andAAe, at
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

MORE CAMELs. singular enterprise
has been proj-clsc in Arizona. The diff
Guilty unler which settlers there now labor
is the cost ofiransportatiouI and to relieve
them of this 10 great extent, a caravan
of cammels. to cr,ss the intervening des-
ert towards the Gulf Of California. is being
organized. the experiments Of Lieutenant
Beale in Texas, and upon his wagon rosd,
prove the utility and feasibility of the
plan.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

FALErso OAR. R. BasDoE -Fafaf As.
eidAHf.-We are Aorry r. Isarn that bjides
No. 4 on thsc. w. &Z.R.R gave wsv
this foreroon. a. the westwari bound
freight irain was crossing Il. precipita.ing
the traie ora portion Of It into the creek
bene1lh. Sad 10 relate the fireman John
Baoghman. 4 Williamspon was killed.
and one Of thslbraKemen whose nane we
did not learn, iai his hip mashed. The
Engineer oi the trAin wss fortunately but
| tile injured. ~
The btifPe viii be r,iuilt =. speedily as
possible. and we pre'ome that lilile or no
detention will occur - the trims in conse-
quencs or the accident.
Since The above was in type. we learn
that the brakemsn hes die Of his injuries
His name was Samuel Slack.
Bridge No. =. Hfere the aceidsnt o..
curred. is about four milss this side oI
Morrow station--Over Todds Fork The
Little Miami river.--[Zauesville Courier
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THE PRESENT PROPRIETORe
TaE caUIsIxE Will BE uN PTIoEAnIR


TINE Scenery Of snd near the doms'u, hsp heru
thought to be the finest IN Onto. the Dir ID pBrr
and healthy. and the medical properties of the won
derru Springs, GettiBg l20 gallons per mnute.l
admitted to possess curative and Tfeuperstive
Influences superior 10 the famed hile S0rphur, OF
Virginia. (rhere arc attached 20 the establishment
all the accessories found at the first summer Hotels
Hotel spacions and we'll kept. and the beanTul
drives through the nld forests and along the
tic river, sngularly attractive. though quito Sc
eluded.
Arrangements can Be made forronrs, by addrss.-
ing ISAAC PAlsT. Columbus, Ohio.
v FFor auy further general informaiinn. referen-
ces may be had to Messrs. Andrew. Wilson & Co..
Cincinnati. .or to Messrs. Falling Of the Neil House,
and Kelsey. nfthe American Hotel. Columbus. or Mr..
H. Chamberlain. of the American Hotel. Delaware.
sRxtraet from Howe's History ofOhio.
The fountain Is moss remarkable curiosity. nrh
rises from The bed the SriotO through solid rnek.
II first discovered In ls20 while boring for salt
water. hole about two and half inches IN diane
ter. The operators bad pierced through about nine
~ feet OF solid rock. when the aHpuf suddenly fell
two feet and uD gHshed with great force stream ~
strong white sulphur water, which has continued 10
rise with its or gnal force and violence TO the pre-
sent time. Experiments have shown soHie curious
results; among which was that OF placing an air.
tight tube in upright position. one end being in
serted into the hole, when the water shot 81 It's
top with much force as when issuing from the
rock beneath. The water 10 AFiveA coward by ts
Ras: stempe raturo $50 degsees aud s deposits
the ground aroand very heavy white depnsf-.
On the grounds Of the estabiiphmept fs beausirrl
Chnlybeate Springs. having temperature OF ~ dee.
desired for making II OF The greutcrt places Of
resort for health and reereAtion west ~ fhe mann
tains. From present Publications.. his evidently des-
tined to become sou. June 10, Isse--3m6'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
NrS,e The advertis,mept Of VIM. T

E4-Ste The advertisements Of VIM. P.
DARsr in to-days paper. T. r. the son Of
our old friend VIM P. DARsT has purchas,
ed the splendid Foundry and Machine
Shop lately owned BY Messrs. Jayues q
Sons in our city. where they wDl be, pre-
pared at all times to accommodate every
body from locomotive down to a pot lid
Hush about hard times and patrOuiss osr
home institutions.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

A TERRIBLE DEATH.-James NJ. Palmer
an Englishman, 80 years ofage, while
gathering wild fowls eggs recently on the
F.rrallsones. (rocky inletts on the coast OF
California, fell from a prAoipiee 400 feet
high striking and bounding from cliff TO
cliff IN his fearful descent, leaving portions
OF his cloathing and qrivering nesh on their
Jagged points. His body was never seen
afterwards. sa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

A Coon OH AeE.-A negro woman
died on the 4lh of July. a, Kennsr, aged
14O years. She was born c Guinea, Az
rioa and retained her faculties until within
short period of her dea,h. She belonged
to Minor kmner,--[N. o. Picayune.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

ANGLES ON THE WfNe.--A Buffalo pa
per Of last week. says that within the last
thirty days no less than nineteen wives
flying from their husbands, have passed
over the Buffalo State Line Railroad.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE,
NOAIILNII III ILL.,
Gir NIiIes NortIl of CincinnnfI.

six Miles North of Cincinnati.
TJHE first Session Of the 10Th Collegiate year OF
this Institution, will Commences on the nrsi Mon
day (the 6th) Of september next
The main Edifcs or the College Is unsurpa'yd BY
any other In the coHntry for cofnfor, conyeptenee
and elegance. Iis warmed b. stsGU. lighted By Gaa
and every apartment Is supplied with pure Eafsr-
and perfectly ventilatef that the entire almost
pheTe every Is changed thirty minute
Bath rooms supplied with cold and hot water. are
free for the Pupils fall Board, n in ncTber Of
Tesehersis employed, selected fron the most able
Educators in our coun ntry.
The loo ton Of the Iasttnion Is surprisingly beau-
dful being elevated 500 feet above The o9iO RiVer
and In full VII W OF TIE Queen City Of West.
Persons DESIRING Information OF the Insttu-
ton, obtain Catalogues atthe olos Ofthis paper.
or by addressing either of the undersigned AZ Col-
lege Hill. Ohio" q. r. CARY,
July 90, lSjs-3wI3A ELI TAYLOR.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
NEW YORK MARKET.

SEw ToRK.Juiy g, iesa.
Flour-Tbe market has advanced s.. for State Ohio
and southerG, with sales Of Z, 500 bbis.
What has Hdvancsd iaR with snles Of Gno bzshcls
Southern White At a5, snd Red al 20al28.
Corn lsbdotsnt: s1ioS Of O0p unSouEd mixed SeA
70; With s3id9E. aad yellow al 9fao2.
Pork-The ina fkef is buoyabt sales tness Of e1e 8
~ az and prime 81 70 ~. WhSky has advaDosd
Ze. EtockS are steady.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
GToGanae

TTNHE undersigned assgnees OF P. Hsne, give notice
to those Indebted 10 the firm, formerly known
as the firm " p. Hane, by note or book account 10
cali sndmake settler {. between this and tue hrs
day OF September next. AL those having claims
agajns said rin w1Il please present them betwseh
tai, and the above stated time, according 70 law
}. c. M0NTEITH,
-.s.. 80. !. C.. hITE,
JuI5 g. T5I7-3s10 AssigRees.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

ctHeTHv vs1I. July 81, Ts5a.
Flolr-1'he nsrket Is nr.n. with light revep ard
fr heal demGnf Sslss a. - 7OA4 for apsrfno sAd
wssky--Tbe market eonilnoss6rn v'fh good de-
nand. Sales al Il cents in store, and from wagons
af Is 4 cents.
Provisonswe hear Of no sales 40 far. asd the mar
ket must be called dull. Afser report Yesterday
0 Bhds. Bacon sides sold a. ee, and 5000 lbs, 6ulk
do at7X cents--a decline. a..
Grain-whes Is quiet. with light offerings. ard few
Suyers. Price. are uDehaHged. Corn is 10 rood de
mand ~ sc. Rye reinalns steady SIC faiv demand
for phns Harey. and 500 busfels sod et so. sale
Of 5nG bush inferior 81 3Sc. Oats sTe firm at ne
Borer--Tbe marketis dull. ard prices droopipef-
We quote lpal2e. as the range for prime.
Eggs have declined 70 7H7k cent?, aud ars dull.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
MACHINE SHOP
AND FOUNDRY

TTNHE undersigned having purchased ihs we'll
known Machine shop aad FouBdry. lately oceu
pied By hessu- Jane & Sons. in Lancaster, Ohio, is
prepared To execute upon short Dct.es and In work
manlike mauner. all orders for machinery q sstings
Repairing Of all kinds Of Maehin err and FarniaZ
implements, done without delay. and az reasonable
prices W. p. DA RST, for
THOMAS r. DARST, Proprietor.
Lancaster, July R9 Ie5s-i3u
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june The 20 the 1853.

Dear Miss I tax ,plasurs in tri ing to
right you a few lines to let you know
that am Well at preasaut and 1 hope
theas few lines may find you in joy ing the
same Blessing wos at church to day aud
saw agrate mauy girls their l Did not ses
any that admire like | doc you have
often thaughtI void like to Bee in your
com Penney cince ] first saw you / thaught
/ void right Ithaueht / void right il you
did not came home from yyour house l
got in com Penney With AYou ng gen tie
man hoo too! chool in you're Dee strict I
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
NEW oRLEANs MARKRr.

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NE~ OsLetss. Joig ~, 1852.
Cniion-The steamers news hnd 10 sseet CT thC
market; sales OF 20On bales,
sugar closed buoyant-s1vsneed Ec-
Tobacco closed stead
Flour closed With "a alvtncinR tsnC ency. Gales ai
e. 56g6 so.
Corn closed WITH ans vaneiDV isndspcy a. 7387s.
Provisions closed VeTy dEll G5d heavy.