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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-18
q. r. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
pEALMR N
Fine GsIa and silver Watches,
CLOCKS, SPECTAcLES, SILVER WARR, &c.
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,


CLOCKS, EPECTAcLES. SILVER wARR, &C.,
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
r WOULDinvits the attention Of the pub
j lie 70 my new and we'll selected stock, ~
being nade up 70 my order sre unsurpassed
In quality or style. They comprise in part
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, EngIish and
swiss, the genuine Perry Watches, cased with
original deSigns Silver Wsre Of every description,
warranted pure coin Ladies and Gentlemen 3
Jewelry Of slikinds, including les before
offered In the market; Epectacles, In Guid, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, pcriscopic,
ConcAve, double convex and CoIored Glasses, of
every variety u shade and focus ; among thess
are the rsal Scotch Pebble and Pcrsoopic Glaases,
mechanically adapted 70 ssit al eyes. An assort-
ment Morton = Premium Gold Pens; Double Plated
Waro, manufactured BY RogersA Bro, on geanine
Albata warranted 70 bs the best Plated Ware that
Is made-Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cas-
tors, Ladies', Spoons, Forks, Ac.
N. B.-Goods Of every description made TO or
der, ~ also Hair ornaments. The money refunded
In all cAsss where gceds do not prove asiepre
sented.
Being practical Watch Maker, my persona
attention win be given to the Cleaning and Re
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jewclry, Ac., which
shall bc done In workman like manner, and war
| fnnted.
Conn Plates kept On hand, and Engraved 10 or
der. share oi pAtxcnagsis rsspsctfully solicit
ID. lSept. 3, '6S-d&w
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Plasiercrs' Hair.
nN hand and for sale at u lowest market rate
Ma large lot Of plsstcrers Lair.
s. W. d. H. TUCKER,
mav1s Sign Of the Red Paddock.
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=
dec16d
n. X. LOVE y CO.,
Sacosssoss TO Deming Love,1
BANKERS,
KEOKUK........-....... Al
S1vE particular attention TO eolections, and re-
y n''pr'np'l' ss,s:s.s.s. 3. .ss a.s :. pa'-''''
Bank Of North America, New York.
DrsxelA Co., PhiladslphiA.
v. w. Clark = Co., =
Citisens' Bank Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. Scnlly Cashier. do
s. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch bssts Bank Of ohio, zsnesvilie.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, Sc. Louis.
Geo. smith ! Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov54d
sxo. q. Aspsa.on ALExAspER sAncLAY
tEsTABLIsHED IN is40.l
BANKTy0 HOUSE or
u n m O n c.. A N 70 = A o n 4 O.
r HAVE this day admitted ~ = partner In shs
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho ha'
been my tsllsr forths last six yeArsI. The bnsi
ness, hereafter, WILDE sondacssd usdsr the hru
GEO. G. ANDERSON i co.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses tif moi
the ohestl In lows, the new Arm solicits eontin
| nance Of former patfonagsso hbsrAny extended =
thes senior partner.
They win make collsctions and remit, less Ex
chan Re, on the day of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are - formerly by senior part
nsr,vis
nEYnREncxs
Park Bsnk, n. X.
Winslow, Lsnisy 4 Co., Bankers. E.r.
Edward ". CLARK Co., PhilAdelphis.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clspp, Fuller Brovns, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman i deIpcke, Chicago.
Mschanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Krsmsr = Rshzn. Bankers,
Gilmore 4 Brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. d. Hant 4 Co., I" Louisville.
State Savings Institstion, Bt. Loais.
Ksokuk, Jan. 'B. GEO @. ANDERSON
janbd
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DasselntIon

OAsoNAOt1oA.
gvyHE Co-Partuershtp heretofore exiting -.
i tween the ssbscribeSs, under the name and
a.. * x..-.. -. 5.- ..s=c.-c. y
mutual consent. Robert F. Q. Hsines viii con-
tinus in the business, and sign the name Of The
nrm in liquidation. They will also settle Allae-
counts Of tho late frm, and all dsbts due II must
be paid them. II. 8. FAkRAR,
ROBERT HAINEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-18
30 DOIlaFs.
rlyHE best Sewing Machines In the world are now
j. sold Tor FIFTY DOLLARS.

30 DOIlars.
rIyHE b0st sewing Machines In the world are now
i sold FOR FIFTY DOLLARS.
J. n. Singer = Co. : superior family Sewing Ms
chine will - faSnshed at the above price, adding
cost of transportation from New York.
All mAnufacturing machines are greatly reduced
- price, 70 that any one wishing % obtain sew
isx nassnips ess Sasss4 ~ ssSat tlls
ssme price Of the cheap humbug Affairs that arc
Ao0ding the country.
Il % annecsssafy to state the superior quali-
ties of this machine for every BODY knows that for
al kinds Of sewing, from the finest silk TO the
coarssat lsaahsr, SINCERE surpaases all othsr ma
chimes.
Call in, or send ordsrs 10
5. A. DUKE,
oct6d keokuk, Iewa.
DAosoA0a1on.
T0sHR partnsrship herstnfors existing between ].
@. Ramsay and 3. Haynes In the grocery busi-
mess, under the Utyh Of Rsmsay Haynes, IL this
day dissoivsd ~ mutual consent. J. g. Ramsay
having psrchasod ths entire intsssAt Of q. Haynes
viii continue the business 81 No. los Main -st.
Either party win settle the business Of the old
concern. &c. RAMSAY,
3. HAYNES.
| Keokuk, Nov. 4, 1S6s-dv6dlm
~ n. SALT for sale low by
". aug1 WI. AUSTIN 4 CO..
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ELECTA0M
or, The Pranks eksns MeAeFn RuOk,
"I1l put Girdle round sboat the Earth,

-
or, The Pranks skSns MeAsFn RuOk.
ssI1l put . Girdle round aboat the Earth"
A TelegrAphic Kpicfo the Timsa, in which ~
origin progress and marvellous a -
Scienreof R1sotricity and Magnetism ~ ~ fostk
poetesliy and pxaetiealy for 3te0 yeaSo. fron ~
time 0f 1hAlss 70 ths 6nbmarins Tslaaraph, g.
hsscing evsry broad Aed of 1lestsieal Dkssossry
and achievement, and specially ths laat asst
Field Of the Atlantic Ocsan.
New York, Aug. -, 1855.
CONTENTS;
Invocation, The AmhsfE Eprits, Iafaney Of Ga.
ence, Copernicus, 0aiileo, Newton, the Tsunls Il
Science. Elsctron's Trance, His Avail eninx. .Rlec-
tron Tortured, Attraction and Rspsisiou Eieeeron
In 6srmany, The RlsctrieaI MAohine, klsesfoa -
trapped, The Lsydsn Jar, Esaahlin and his Kias.
Ihs Mgntping c.Ptared, The Kite il Earsps.
Franklin's Magic, The Thunder Storm, The Thsn.
der Bolt, The Lightning Rod, The Northern LieAte.
The Arctic Aurora, 0alvAniam, Volta, ElestSuas =
Aetamorphoses, Tale u TesS. The Arst6sial
Namond. Shahspsare's OliG, The 6ahmasine Det-
tsry, The Telegraph roreshadowsd, Elsetso- 1asns-
tism, The Telegraph Realised, TAe AvenaeS 81
Bleed, The Elsetric Fire Alarm The yIeefrotv ne
Cause ef Cholssss Table Tsrnings, 0oeAa fsls-
graph, concluaion.
.oas Uaigss soi.ms, in fancy sssras. Fr,ee
sepaia oaDES. BRowSEIL 90.
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&c HHD6. SUGAR,
~ ~ hbls choice B. IL. Molasses,
30 sasks Rlo Coffee,
40 tisrsss kiee, for sale by
jy13d CLEGH0RN, TAYLOR 4 GO.
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HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMpOOIN0.

Done with Neasncss ana Dispatch.
G. Il. hAs on hand choice stosk Of Psrfumsry
Luhin's Extracts, -, which he Offers for sale q
the lowest New York Prices.
Sent. i. 'k6-dy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-18
CHARLES RADMAKER.
HAIR DRESSER,

I ATE sf Psul's celebrated Saloon, No. ~ Court
IL landt st., New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services the ctissns of Rsokak
and vicinity, and gives notice that be has opened
An establishment corner Of I'd and johnson sts !,
opposite the Gait Hsass, whore, By punctual IT
tentioa 70 business be hopes 80 secure tho patron
ane Of this community.
Cty VINO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

ST.. LOUIS, ApFil 6.-Tbe Ubh mail
which left Camp Scott March lst, has sI
rived.
The troops were in foe health, and we're
anx.ously waiting the determination Of
the commander 10 proceed 10 Salt Lake.
Col. johnson had 9 regular effective
force Of 800 men and 1000 animals 10
good condition. together with large vol
aBteeT forcs. and the general impression
Was that be would not wait Tor reinforce.
meBis before naking an attack.
Communication with Salt Lake City
was entirely prohibited, and little or moth.
ing was known Of the intsniiOas or prepa
iions OF the Mormons 10 resist the entrance
Of the troops.
Johnson's dispatches will be forwarded
Immediately to Washington
OFFICIAL ADvIcEs.
New YoRK, April 5.-Advices from the
Utah Expedition have been received 10 The
10th Of February.
The health OF the troops continues
good.
The m rch upon Salt Lake would prob
ably be commenced about the twentieth o
May.
The grass upon the plains had far ad
vanced.
Several hundred recruits will have reacl
ed Fort LeavenWorth previous to the 2Otl
Of April.
Preparations are making at the latte
place for the early forwarding Of reinforce
ments.
Col. Hofman's command had been me
on its route, four hundred miles west {
Fort Lsaveuworth.
Col JObnsOn's supplies would not la'
longer than May. but there were at Fol
Laramie sufficient supplies for four month
for three thousand men. and train Soul
be dispatched from that point to Fol
Scott.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

&At the prayer meeting at Burton's
Theater, New York, on Saturday last, Hen
ry Ward Beecher was the leader in the
devotional exercises. Every place in the
theater which could contain human be-
ing was filed. More than three thousand
persons were present. The N. Y. Times
gives the following incident:
AT this moment. there oama In from the
neighborhood of the tEeater volume of
musical sound the singing of hymn in
another meeting. Mr.. Boecher rose and
stepped to the footlights. Raising his
hand, he stood quietly moment. fixing
the attention Of the aulience before he
spoke. Brethren" said he, edo you
hear. that? Sropa moment! That's the
sound Of worship out Of the old bar.room
of this theater! Lat US spend two minutes
in prayer and thanksgiving" He resum
ed his seat, and for the two succeeding
minutes the falling Of pin could lave
been heard.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08
The following Supervisors were elected.
Legislative SUMMARY.

The Senate, Yesterday, was engaged the
most Of the day upon various bills upon
which no final action was had.
The House passed the following bills:
Authorizing the village of PaInsville to
borrow money; Senate bill giving special
jurisdiction to the Probate Courts Of Guy.
ahoga and Lake counties; bill amendatory
TO the act regulating the mode Of petition
ing the Legislature in certain cases; the
oae fixing salaries Of Judges in certain cas-
es; to amend the act securing to married
women such personal property as may be
exempt from execution, ect., to allow the
city OF Toledo to borrow money for GER
tain purposes; to amend the act for the
prevention Of certain immoral practices,
passed March 24th. l84l; supplementary
to the act concerning the duties Of super
visprs and relating to roads and highways.
The bill to amend section 10 Of the Jus.
tices act Of March l4th, 1855, and the bill
authorizing the election of an additional
Judge Of Common Pleas in the first sub
division of the sixth Judicial District. were
defeated Daily S atesmaa, April 81.
The Senate yesterday. passed the foil
owing bills. Supplementary to the act
prescribing the duties Of Supervisors and
rel,ting to roads and highways. passed
February l3, 1858; the House bill to cre-
ate an additional Judge Of Common. Pleas
in the second Judicial District; to amend
section 8 of the act Of Feb. II, 1891, for
the appointment of certain officers, the
House bill for the relief Of Martha Nc
Laughln; to allow the village Of Painsvile
to borrow money; House bill to authorize
the election of an additional Judge in the
first sub division Of the 9th Judicial dis
trict; to authorize the Commissioners o.
Clermont county to borrow money fol
bridge and county Iufrmary purposes. =
The 8, nato indefinitely postponed the
House bill amendatory to the act to abolish
the office Of Commissioner Of State land
Office at Defiance; and defeated the bill
supplementary to the aot for the organSa
ton of cities and incorporated villages.
The House ooncurred in the Senate res
olution to take recess from the 18th o
April inst. to the lst Monday in January
next. The following bills passed the Hous,
ITO amend the &C! ofFebruary II, 1881
for the prevention Of certain immoral prac
tees; to provide for holding additiona
terms Of the Court Of Common Pleas o
Miami county to be held at Piqua; author
king the incorporate village of Logan t.
borrow money for School house purposes
amendatory and supplementary to the aG
for organization Of cities and incorporate
villages; to amend an act Of March 0. 854
providing for tn eelection Of Coroners au
Sheriffs. aud fixing their terms Of office
to .sssssi SsGs's % 1e5 |,%. ssl sd S so~P.G', sEs
es.- Daily Statesman 81.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

"FRoFEssIoNAL JuBoRs." The recent
expose Of the mode in which juries are
formed in Philadelphia is attracting con.
siderable attention, from the very general
belief that the system has often been car.
ried out in the cities. 1t isa subject for
serious consideration, and one demanding
a thorough reform. The Philadelphia
Ledger says:
Judge Alison, in speaking Of the man.
ner in which the sheriff and his deputies
perform some of their duties. said it would
be question for the court 10 determine
whether it will not appoint two respectable
citizens to serve the processes Of the court.
Considering how these processes have
been served, and how the orders Of the
court have been disregarded, the resolu.
tion to appoint some Trustworthy person TO
perform the duties would appear to be a
wise one. II tie court can do anything to
break up the business Of professional ju-
rors," it will 60 great way to purify the
jury box. and to deserve the gratitude Of
she public. For years past some Of the
worst characters Of the city have been
hanging about the court, ready to be call.
ed upon to serve upon juries, and their
compliant friends, the subordinates Of the
court, frequently. it is believed. slip them
into the jury btx when any specia
service is to qe rendered TO a friend. oil
any verdict given against law, evidenct
and justice. Nothing has tended more tC
impair public confidence in jury trials thar
{. the outrageous verdicts given BY iuries o
this character. Nothing viii ever restor,
confidence in it till this whole brood 0
professional jurors is driven out of sour
and honest men put in their places. 1t i
10 the power Of the court to do this iaVo
D to the public. The honest portion of tn,
people expect that they will exercise th'
lpowsr;
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08
CINCINNATI AARKET.

CINcINHIT II, April 6Ih ,ie5e.
PLoUR-Thers is no change ~ regards prices since
last The demand Is limited and the supply fair
Sales Of 100 bbls at s360 ga, 20 foI super1ne.
wmsKY-Sales OF $50 bbls u 16k and % do from
wagons at l65<e indicating ehspZe since yesterday
PROyIHoM-The marx 81 cofAiBuea buoyaht with
sales OF go bhs Mess POrk at SI6 100 coo lbs Bulk
shouldsrAii,5h. Holders are generaly asking high
GRocEEiEs-No IehsnEe in the market, though the
ieeeliDg Is stiGer under the adyees from New Or
leans.
GKAIE--wheAt Is In fair demand. and prime White
sells steadily At 0Oa92 Sales as bushels good White
56c; 200 do do 94e; $50 do fair White At 1Sc.-
orn is nrm at 35c. Rye is In fair request At soc
Barley Is Unchanged: sales 40 bushels good Fall Al
zee, Oats are in good demand at 35e.
PoTAToEs-There Is but moderate demand, at 25e
Sales 1910 bushels at this price.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08
GhtGantasttr @astttt.
OTTY OF LANCASTER:
MorninE, April 8, 1855
The EIcciion.

Our city and township election came of
on Monday, and all hands appeared quiet
and we'll disposed; no fraud. no corruption.
nor bruising Of noses came of to our
knowledge. The Democracy were tri'
umphant as will be seen by the report in
tO.days paper. Although we honestly
think the candidates Of the opposition were
the best men, yet majority Of The voters
appear to have thought differently, and We
recognize "ths right OF the majority, when
fairly expressed to rule"
We shall therefore bow in submission to
the powers that be. keeping, however, a
watchful eye upon our official servants. not
forgetting to credit where credit is due
and to expose TO public gazs all willful de-
reIictions from duty.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PmLADELPHiA, April 3, ItjF.
The foreign accounts have had depressing eBeet
upon the Flour mari et, and prices to-day are hgnin
rather wesk: sales OF shperfue for export al 33, at
which preeS Il iS.freelJ ossrsd. Extra range from
{ 5Oa4 IS.
wheat IL dull and ptlcos are unchanged. sthe re.
eeipIs have been small tales Of Red St 6al y, a2d
White at 25a1 IS. ~ ~ ~ '.
Rye Is steady sr7o cents.
Corn is in active demand al advanced Of Is eents;
sales Of.YelloW NJ sea70. closing At the iaiter
Oats In good demand: sales al 3ea4O cents.
CIoveTseed ts dull NJ 4a425.
Wool is 10 rather better demand, without change.
whisky 10 hrm at 2Ia4z cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

~The Young Mems Literary Insti-
ute' will meet Friday evening. April 9
at the City Hall. Question for discussion
'RssOlUsd, That the British Government
were justiGable in their treatment 10 Napo-
leon Bonapart. Continued from last week.
FOremen Messrs. Jennings and Cor.
many.
An essay will be read by X. FrittoI
subject Our Country.
The public are respectfully invited tc
attend. By order
6. W. GERMANY, SeO'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

Eight Hundred and Twenty-nin Tracts, comprising
One Hundred Thousand Acres.
The American Homf stead LAM Company respect.
ton Of Clubs and will allow 10 per cent. all snb-
serpuonS amounting 10 ten Shares, payable In Stock
ofth Company. -'"-'
All orders must be addressed 70 the "American
Home stead Land Company. Washington, D. C.o Civ
Ing the full address OF each Shareholder naming the
Town. County and State In which they reside, and 10
whom the Shares are to be directed.
The Company respectfully refer TO the following
gentlemen for any Information relative TO the quality
and value Of the Lands.
Alexander W. Randall, Governor Of the State oi
Wisconsin; Ex-Governor Dodge. DOiy, Tallnadge
Dewey PaTwell. BantoW. BasbfOrd.
TRUsTEEs- Ex-Governor BaTsiow, Janesville. Wis
consln: Alexander spauiding, ESQ.,, Jauncey Court
Wall Street, New YORK.
Washington, D. c., March, leSs.
Shares, Five Dollars Each.
April 8, le5S-im49
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

CLEVELAND FRUIT PRosPEors. learn
by an intelligent observer of such matters,
that the prospect now for big crop OF
fruit next season is very fine in this sec,
ton. Fruit trees generally made fne and
healthy wood las. season, and all kinds are
set full Of blossom buds. The open wealth
or until the last week or two did no mate.
rial injury. and 81 ould the spring prove
favorable, fruits will be more abundant
than ever Cleveland Herald.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

ET Old clothes made new. See Mrs.
WILLIAMS advertisement in to days paper.
Let there be no more complaint about hard
times, when for mere trhe, Jour old silks.
satins, broadclqths, &c., can be made to
rival the finest French fxins. That's sol
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08
GREAT DISCOVERY OF HHE AGE
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO CHEWERS!
DIR GUSTAV LINNARDS
TASTE RESTORAftFE TR0cHEs,

Tnr GHsAr suSsprrrs !ssss Fe9s.ece.
TT we'll kpesp aoA SneoplroyeFtahiA tsc; fhni ths
use Of Tobacco 70 the promising eAase o. - es[ Tt
the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
ta which te rnrs n y su9set- - careful analy'
sis long and paiHfd experience have clearly pre-
ven Shs, Il eOntRfDs certain nSrepte ana poisonoue
properties most dangerous IN their effects. which NJ
entering into the blood dsrangt the functions aud
operssn, ofthe HeiFv causing many 70 suppose th"t
organ 10 be ser1usiy d.seGgsd. "a. t..
TOBA eco aheetB 10 'Ilfe entire nervous system,
manifssting 8setIAs 81 aho Rate tyer u,ed the nos-
iouS weed will besr testmoBg I'm LasdinSe' Nel.
other disorders Of Similat etaEHeieE.
TIE TASTE RESTORATIVE TRocISs
Are designed TO eounteraet these banefh iunusnees
and have proved completely sueeesSenl IN multitude
Of cases, and wherever Hsed Being harmless Ia
themselves thew exert q beneficial effect upop TIE
entire system restoring the Taste which has beeohS
removing the Irritation and accompanying tickling
Gsasailon Of the Thrnat--whleh are eluays eonses
Quent Up0u Sustaining from The use OF Tobacco and
by giving heafthg tone 10 the stomach, fbTigoFsS
the whole system.
Persons Who are irratTievRtJiy undermining theif
constitutions and shortening their iFteA SAouN pss
these Troehes Immediately and throw Of heinJuf6hs
Gus and Unpleasant habit - Tobacco Chewing.
These Troebes or I0zen ges are put up 10 eonve-
nebt and portable form At the low price OF so Cents
per Box. A liberal discount 10 the TrHde.
Prepared solely By The uBdefsigned TO whom all or
JAMES p. BROWN. Druggist.
Corner of9d and Race Streets. Philadelphia,
I March 2j. 1SS8--ly41 ~ t-.sf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

EE THE GOLDEN PRIzE.--See in aueth-
er column the advertisement of Messrs
BECKET & Co. A splendid weekly paper
for one year, chance for $500. all for the
sum Of SO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

EThs Dsny UniOn Prayer meeting.
hsld at the Presbyterian church in this
city. every morning at O'Clock. has been
well attended. We sincerely hope that
the interest may daily increase, and tba.
much good may bO d, ne in the name Of
the Lord. The sfsctuAl ferVent prayer
Of the righteous asailsth much"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

Stage ACCOMMODATION the ad-
xertisemeht Of sAM'L GRIM. New arrange
ment--Lancaster and Columbus line Of
stages. all right, gentlemen. SAN can,
aed will render entire satisfaction to TIE
travelling community.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

CHINESE SUGAR CANE.--JoHN MASON,
Esq, has few bushels of seed which he
will furnish to those who want 6rst rate
article. Residence in Greenfield township,
near the Summit meeting house.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

ETA serious and fatal epidemic. some
what similar to typhoid fever. has been
prevailing fearluliy at thsVa. University for
some weeks past. Qiite number of the
students have already died, anl many are
still sick.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

UNION SALooN-Shqfsr's Bassu'snt.
JOHN LApDABAUoH has fitted up the prem.
isss in ine style, and depend upon it, his
regalias, principles, havannas-bi bis mint
drops. oysters. &C., are all of the finest
quality, and served up in style calculated
, to make an epicures mouth water.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08
GE See the advertisement OF Messr

~See the advertisement OF Messrs.
LEVY 4 Block ip tO.days paper+-every
thing to suit everybody. Fine ready made
clothing. fne cloths. casimeres, vestipgs.
and tailOrs to make them up to order
They will do il up right and no mistake
Just give them call.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

EFSee the sjvertisement--Splendid
Farms; from 40 up to 5000 acres for five
dollars only to the lucky purchaser. En-
CLOSE V and address V1scHER, OWEN &
Co., 34S Broadway N. Y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-08

NorIcE.-The members Of the Reliance
Fire Engine and Hose Company will
please take notice that there will be spe-
DIAL meeting held at the City Hall on Sat-
urday evening. the 10th inst. at O'Clock,
for the purpose OF reporting and adopting
q new constitution. j. 8. FEEMAN, SEQ.