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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11
THE NEW YORK CIRCULAR SAW.
MIL

Is manufactured only by this company It's of supe-
or construeon, and sold foI e5 per than 9th
er mills ONO greater capacity. mill with 80 to 81
inch saw be sold for $3.50 to 500 and with 90 horse
engine and boiler is sold for 81, ,2OO T
steam Engines and boilers: Engines of from on TO
l0o horse power; Locomotives; Tubular, Flue, and
from former quotations.
Drawings with plans and epcihcations TO building
and machinery furnished gratis TO our r customers.
Competent mechanics are sent out to pu up and set
IN operation our machinery, when required.
also manufacture Single Machines, Sugar-Mll
and Machinery in General.
N Special attention paid to getting up Shafting and
rulles for manufactures and all kinds
This Company are selingin great numbers Patent
Conicai Burr,Stone MILL for 1oar. corn meal and all
KINDS OF reed, which is pronounced by experienced
miliers both In this country and EUROPE the best mill
ever constructed II willg grind grain in the same
time, and with half the power Of any mill ofthe same
price in the market.
also furnish othersiylcs Mills, when ro-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11
WATER CURE AND INFIRMARY.
For Females Exclusively.

LNEMALES 60 Mined to the bed ornearly so, from
weakness will leontnue 10 DO 70 eciv and front
cd at this Inattption and on called for
unless and until they enabled to walk walt upon
themselves &c. with ease aud safety. Patients less
feble will be treated upon espondngly
terms. No oboardersreceived, Address, y
W. SHEPARD, NJ. ID
Columbus, ohio. March Is57-Iy10
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First week..... 80 subscribers.
shall much better next week. IL Is the ongrav-
Ing that does the business Everybody wants the
craving. You may calculate upon from one TO two
thousand subscribers from mo this Winter. am go-
In the Spring.
With such Inducements as we oneI, anybody can
obtain subscribers. We invite every gentleman out
Of employ yment. aud every lady who desires plea
SAINT money making occupation TO apply at once for
agency. Applicants should inclose 35 cents for spe-
clmen copy or the Magazine, which will always be
forwarded with answer to application by return mail.
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The undersigned arc also publishers of
The United States Journal.

Alarge and magnificent illustrated monthly rewspa-
per, deyotedto MECHANICS, ,AGRIC ULTURE,L Lit
ERATURE and AMUSEMENT.
In addition TO its usual attractions, which have al
ready given II circulation OF nearly 100000 COPIES
permonth II VIII hereafter contain complete record
off new and valuable Mechanical and Agricultural
improvements, embracing large amount Of practical
information from experienced writers in these spec
aites than a. other publication in the world.
PRICE, ONLY SO CENTS A YEAR.
Specimen copies sent gratis.
j. NJ. EMERSON * Co., Publishers,
And Agents for the N. Y. steam Saw.Mill and
Machine Company. No. 37l Broadway New York.
Dec. 81 1857.
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SPECIMEN ENGRAVING.

ASwe desire TO place In the hands OF every person
a copy OF the engraving of"THE LAST SUFFER-
specimen, each applicant incloslng - will
eeve tho engraving, postpaid by return mail, also
specimens Of fpublicatious and one OF the numbered
81 bscrption emitting the holder to the Maga-
z!ne one year and chance In the distributions This
oner made only to thoso who dosre TO act agents
or TO form clubs. Address 0AKSMITH Il co.,
Doc. 81, 1856. No, 37l broadway, New York.
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LouIsIANA.LE LEG[sLATuRE.

New oHIEASs, March 3.---A bill paseJ
the House 10 day, authorizing q company,
which i' already orgsnizsl. to import
twenty i've hundred free blacks from the
coast Of Africa, to be indeniured for not
less than fifteen Yenrs. ID L..--ls "
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11

&1A lady correspondent who profes.
sss to be horri6ed at the indelcacy Of our
paper. thTestens for the future to set her
foot on every copy size sees. She had
beltsrnot. Our paper has Ts 10 1t.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

CnIoAoo, March g. Tho municipal
election yesterday passed off ffquietly. The
vote was the largest ever poled here.--
The entire Rspublican ticket WAS elected
by an average majority Of 1000.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11

y ET"Where do all the pins 60 top
This question. which has so long agitatod
the world. has at length been solved. 1t
has been discovered that they fall 10 the
earth and become terra. pins. er
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11
GENERAL WALKER.

New ORLEANS, March 81 General Wal
kef arrived here this morning and has ta,
ken the old quarters occupiel by lIening-
sen. lie voluntarily gave bail 10 day in
$4,000. 10 appear for trial on th, fourt!
Monday in April. ft0i Jt.t A5I' ih Ni
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11

Ey King Lear. in the play when he
was out in the storm, said his sNoslro;
phe'to the rain. winl. thunder and light
ming, "Yoa ors NE no su5scriplion.. We
wish we could say the same Of all our
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11

In crowd, looking at tha body Of .
man killed on the railroad, iat Dutch
man made the remark, IN the midst Of
life We ist in dstl death BE jabers.
said an Irishman, you may we'll say that
tor hs owed me two dollars
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11
Reasons why you 81 Ould subscribe for
b EnEIRSON,R MI AGAZIN EOR @

EHHHHtFFUlNVF TWIN TNDNs
Frst-Because lis literary contents will during the
year, elnbnce contributions from over ONE nun
different writorsan nd thinkers numbering among them
the most distinguished OF American authors
SeeoHd- Because Its editorial departments. sour
Studio" ""0nr Window" aud sour Olio," will each
be conducted by able editor-and II win surpass In
the variety and richness ofits editorial contents any
other magazine. st ttsHt .r4 q
Third--Bccapso u will contain, during the year,
nearly six hundred original pictorial from
deslgns by the first American artists.
F0urth-Because forthe sun Of 81 You will receive
this splendp monthly more rlchly worth that than
any other magazine, and the superb engraving OF
''THE LAST SUPPER" worth IS. a. a fffa q
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OF December lHJs-per rhaps one that ID worth Sf0O0.
Notwlths landing that these extraordinary induce
ments can hnrdly fail To accomplish the objects or the
publsher without further efforts. yet they have de-
10 fuln cd TO continue through the yeaF ~ t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11
" BEVERLY,S
IMPROVED CHAIN PUMP.

10" p,Vsrsa FaYorte with those who uscits sbop
rurnH m ous street, Squares South Of Nam. L.
'Hh undersisned hayiDgformed partnership in
IN a00ve nmslnessaIe prepared 10 put the M up
NeH used. " 80 "eH "
=, u FH9ving sstablisheda permanent business we
shal endeayorto salty all who wish work in our
'ihe' ' @. r. BEVERLY,
I. =, ISAAC BRENNEMAN. ~
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THE GREAT LInnAuY OFFER.

To any person who VIII get up club OF twenty -four
subscribers. either at one more post-ofcos, will
present asplendid Library, consisting OF over Forty
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5000 volumes, have already been distributed In ac
cordance with this offer, aud should be glad OF
opportunity to furnish Library TO every clergyman,
10 every school teacher, to somc al every post
office In the country. .... . - -.rI.
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Ey There is a lady ia our city, who
recently wished she was catwheel, be.
cause it had so many ''feiiogs." We are
glad she spoke about IT,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11
HARDWARE AT GREAT BARGAINs!!!
Cheaper than ever before Offered in
f- Lancaster.
JOHN EEEINGER

AS lately purchased from P. Bope his interest n
the Hardware business, and in addition to his al
large stock Is now daily receiving, direct from
.he MdHGt6etgrsrs and Importers, large purchase
new goods, which will make his stock OF Hardware one
the most extensive to be found In this mAGket His
FOR purchasing aud arrangements with Manu-
hcturers, whichAre equal to any, will enable him to
Oner All descriptong Of Hardware at Ovsr prices than
an y other estabhshmsnt The attention Of FARMERS
and MEcRANcs invited TO the extraordinary induce
mentsnOw held out 10 them in the way of great bar-
gainsfully satisfied that II they consult their
terest they will be certain to call and examine his pr
before purchasing elsewhere By close attention
to business and by constantly keeping hand full
and pete and the best goods he hopes
TO secure large share ohc patronage ofthe Farmers
and Mechanic ofthe county.
April 90, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11
HATS AND GAPS
w & S TW AR DI

w - " U w ~ n LII
TWNHB subscriberhaying made arrangem merts to re.
u move to CHICAGO, VIII sell atprivate sale the
following property consisting of p.
HOUSES AND LOTSand VACANT LOTS
INCARRoLL, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO,
ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
Three Small Farms of5O to IS acres. One
oOaeretract,a cleared and ndwelimproved with house
barn and all other cOnyonences. The others fenced
and dparcleared, all rst rate land small tracts
TO rim to 1S acres.
Houses and Lots for Kent, NOT
seldby the 10th Of April. onelarge Warehouse and
three Lots for rent II not sold by the LIST Of May
The above lands and lotsare all for sale after rented
JOBS Of WORK.
Thochoppingi into Cord Wood the timber on 30 A.
cres OF land, mostly srgar, Hickory and ash will be
contradiction. Also the balance of the clearing on
sald d30acre tract all TO be done by LIST pril 1857
u LPWanted d made, 45 to 90 thousand shingles, for
which contractwill be made. A liberal price and
good timberfnrnshed.
hnelot walnut, ash and Oak logs for sale earthe
Ohio Canal.
a JOB ofputtingpp boardfence will be given flap
piled for soon. f
lrPA good Carpentcrcan have a ob ofo. p. Tong.
Forlnformation In regard to the above, in the alb
senee ofthe undorsigned, enquire of WIN. SHURR,
who is left in charge. o. p. TONG.
Carroll, Tanuary22, Is57--3stf rt
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11

ET Some one says Of a certain congrs.
CATION that lhey pray on their knees Sun
day, and on their neiglbors the rest Of the
week. 8H
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Splendid Offers for 1856, 81 and 5S, together

N. B.-The price in Great Britain OF the Ave Period
icals above named Is S3l per annum,
As I'VE shall never again be likely to offer such in
ducements asthose here presented.
Now IL the Time to Subscribe.
IT FRemttances must. In all cases, be made direct
toths Publishers, for at these prices no commits
can be allowed TO agents.
Address, LEONARD SCOTT & co.
December24, 1887. No. 81 Gold Street, NewYork
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11
LEATHER

EN- EN- BRAClNG SoLE-LEATHER, KIP, CALFAND
nphuSo shiNs. general assortmen nj ofLINlNf;s
MAKERS FINDINGS '"iS'' Vi aNhSA-
The above Stock We are determined to sell LovER
thah can be had elsewhere. Come ever, ho5y c;xa
us call and you will be sure TO be pleased and aS
thntthe aboyelsn HUMBUG. In Connection with
our goods from abroad, we keep constantly on bnnd
Work OF our own manufacture. which we warrnpt
asdo VIC all our goods. good in every respectl Gus
tom work done to order short notice in he hes,
possible style. n A. I EiFSySsa S vSsa
Lancaster. September, 10, 1857. IO-tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11

Love is an idea beef n reality. The
idea you can get along without; the bee
you must have.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11
WINE 1 ASH SUP-PER.'
s2O,OOO IN WORKS OF ART,

IL addition 10 the superb engraving Of 'THE LAST
SUPPER" which will be presented IN eyory three
dollar subscriber for 1859, the publishers have com
leiod arrangements for the distribution, the 25th
day OF December, 1872, Of series Of splendid works
Of art. consisting of one hundred rich and rare OIL
Paintings, valuedat 500 to 81 900 each. Also. 900
magnificent Stee-Plne Engraylpga, worth from 81 TO
81 IN IS eacil making. In all. over THREE THOU
SAND GIFTS, worth TWENTY THOUSAND DOL.
LARS. aF
Inelose - to the Publishers and you viii commence
receiving the magazine BY return mall You will also
receive with tho first copy numbered pton re
ceipt emitting you to tho engraving or II --
["THE LAST SUPPER" t.t4q
and chance 10 draw ono ofthcse ''THREE THOU
SAND PRIZES.r hiar 81 'T'
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AMBROTYPEs, PHOTOGRAPHS,
b ROA DIV AY OTEL.

Cinclnnatl, ONO.
TVNhe undersigned, ha wing again assumedthe mani
IL agemeDt Ofthis well known establishment, beRs
leaveto say to those hO visit CINCINNATI either fol
business pleasure tina tthey will nnd the Broadwa,
Hotelone Of the most conveniontand d ublestopa
ping places In the city.
ltiscOnyeneutto the Rail Road Office and Depot
andthe Public Landing; more solthanany othe Hotel
in Cincinnati-andis within fe mi nu ties OF the
omee the principle Business ocalities, and the
places of Public musement.
Anextensive range OF Bathing Rooms and Bar,
ber's Shop will! be fs and inthe Building.
This house hasall the comforts and convenience
be found any first class ote lin the West
The whole establish me nj has Just been thoroughly
Overhauled. renovated and re -fu rn she'd, and the
ProprietOrfee oil assured that those who make his
his hOusetheirhome during their stay in the City
willhave no reason to complain eitherof hisaccom.
mccations or his charges. JOSEPH H CROMWELL.
Septemberl3, ls55--I9tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11

E7r Why is an echo Ikea certain body
OF water? because il is a sound.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11

EF Why should the English be san.
guins Of success in India? Because they
have Lucknow.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11
BLACKSMlTHlNG.
HENRY RIDLERAUGH

HAS renteda part Of MeTurner,s Black smith st dn
where he can be found at all times " I'" ny w y
ready to Iron WagOnS.BUgs la7HA
EieS, and do ull other kinds of =Af1SA
Blacksmithing. lie will warrant Gszzlssla 2a.Sak45
MS work to be the best kind abd his terms
sonable as any othergood workman in The CITY. He
n1pes by attention to business to merit and receive
liberal share OF patronage. II ~, "
Lancaster, October 8, ls57--e3tf 5 : - = = lS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11

To SEw New AND STIFF CLoTH EASILY.
Pass cake Of white soap few times ov-
er II, and the needle will penetrate easily.
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II West Fourth ST., between walnut
and Vino, Cincinnati, Ohio.
PENDAYANDNIGHT, WINTER ANDsUMMER


THE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION
rs TO AFFORD YOUNG MEN AN oPPoRTUNI-
ty ofquafying themselves lically and prac-
uealy ,forthe duties ofthe Counting House.
The Course oflnstruction embraces Double Entry
Book Keeping, and Its various applications to trade,
viz: Wholesale, Retail, Stennboatine, Manufactur-
iig, Shipping, Commission, Individual, Compound, :,
Company and Railroad Business. Also, Lectures on
Commercial Law, Commercial calculation and Prac-
tical PenLmanship.
Applicants can enter the Institution atany time
and attend from "A. NJ, to Or. NJ.
II takesfrom eight to twelve weeks to completes a
full course.
Students ate Illustrations
efbusiness transactions, independent of printed
book.
The science isthus so completely reduced to sys-
tenn, that Students on leaving the College, WILDE
principles, any set of Double Entry Books.
Ladies' instructed in separate apartments, prepared
expressly for the purpose, in every branch OF Mer-
camille Science, and thoroughly fitted to keep tho
books OF any estabishme mt, however extensive and
complicated the business may be.
Also nightly classes formed at the Preparatory
Rooms,fo Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Compost
non, &c,
setting forth their qualifications being competento to
teach will not only be able to teach the Theory OF the
Science, asis usually the but will be enabled to
teach the Practical part-which Is ofthc utmost inn
portance. The Principal, having had twenty years.
experienced in business, for hmsefan others, antic
ipaies what Is needful for the Teachers success.
QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED-Any one will be
received into this Institution who possesses good
Common school Ed1Sa!ion; Or II entirely deficient
all Practical Business Purposes, free of charge.
On Graduating, isnot necessary for students to
have interest Tables they taught that science
in the College. No class system; students can enter
at any time.
Terms of Tuition.
Full Course, S35 90
Partial Course, ,.. rs 90
| ok.keepiDg and Pennmanship for La
| dies, per month, 10 90
| Twenty Lessons Improve d Pennmnnship,
including Stationery, SO
Boarding, per week, 2,50to2,O0
Z. w. SMITH, Principal.
N.B.-Thereis vacation In this Institution: tits
opened Winter, Spring, SUNNI and Fall, Day and
| Evening. ltislocatedln one of the most healthy
and desirable parts the city, being surrounded by
! Beautiful private dwellings, Persons DESTROYS OF
learning Book X Keepihg, PeBnmanshlp and Arthme-
tic are cordially invited to call and the Principal
Cincinnati, ,Fsbruary5, e57-40ly
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11

Missouri Wit,--Somebody said the Missis
sipi raised one foot, When it traises til,
other il will probably run.
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NEW CARNAGE SHOP.
F.. C. DIETZ

ID SPECTFULLYin formsthee eeIu
O6H4ASA/IN zens of Fairfield county thathe ha
EE3Sfaf% recently put up new Carriage sho.
49, Immediate in herear Of Vhits& Lala
HardnareStore. Centre alley, Lancaster Ohio, ,wher
he ewillconstantlyk keep ON hand and manufacture
orderevery variety of vehicle in hisline.
u PRepairing done ON short notice, and the
vor~b etcrms. Dec. II, 1854 80
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@. w. BRRsTLER, NJ. d. JIM. BIGELow M. n
DRS. BERSTLEII a RIGELOW

"AVEassocia 10 d partnersi the PRACTICE
III MEnICINB and SURGERY. AtAtf
OFFICB-On High street, adjoining the residepe
ofDr Dnsrster, whore both will be found during tn
day when not absent on business. AVFiW -
DR.. Blgelow's residence Is on Wheeling street
where.personscal at nigh / will md him.
Lancaster, July SIt t1H56-lan
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-11

.tii. actual lmproea.on va, moro ompha,Is tAaa
ths, but rather profane.
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UNRIVALED, ATTRACTIONS!
UNRIVALED ATTRACTIONS!
EMERSON'S MAGAZINE
r .. AND
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY.
TWO GREAT MAGAZINES IN ONE.
10000 Copies the First MONTH!
MiGSIFIGANT PROGRAMME FOR 1853. r
100000 in Splendid Works OF Art. !
FIV VE-D0LLAR EN- NGRAVING
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TWNHE union ofEMERSON'S MAGAZINE and PUT
III MANS MONTHLY has given to the c0nsol ated
work crculation second to but similar in the
country. and has secured for IL combination olitera-
~ and artistic talent probably nnhvaled by any other
maga zine Ia the world. During the hrst MONTH the
900 copies, aud the numbers already issued OF the
consolidated work uni versally conceded to have
surpassed In the richness Ofheir literary and
the beauty and pFouseness Of their pictorial illnsfa
tons, any magazine ever before Issued from Ame
rcau press. Encouraged by these evidences of fav0r
the publishers have dote rnined ID to the
volume In January with still additional attractions
and 10 offer such TO subscribers cannot
fail 10 place it, in circulation, at the head of American
magazines. With this view they now announce the
following splendid progrunme.' They have purchas-
oil that superb and costly steel-plate engraving.
"T he |. AST SUPPER"
scrber Tor the year 1858 was engraved at cost Of
over $4,000 by the late celebrated A. H. Dick, from the
original Of Raphael M0fgheB, after Leonard Da Vine
and Is the largest secpla engraving ever executed
In this country being three times the size o the oTdn
ary rcc,dollar engruvings. os7htf is is T'iuff
Tho first impressions OF this engraving are held at
Sl0 aud II the neniio Df the atat that none OF
tho engravngs should ever he offered for less than
IS. being richly worth that amount. Thus every
dollar subacribor will receive the Magazine
cheap at S3and thls splendid ly worth
IS; thus getting for S3Ihe Value OF 81.
We shall commence striking OF the engravings i'm
medlately, yetitcan hardly be expected that impress
sOns Of SO large plate can be take fast they
will be called for by subscribers We shall therefore
fnrhish them ~ order in which subscr ptions
ceyed. Those who desire toObtpIn Tn ir jnes
early. and from tho first Impressions, should send In
their Subscriptions without delay. The engraving can
be sent on rollers. By mail, In any other manner
us subscribers shu order. eiisi !. AZ .truf. f|
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POSTAGE.
The postage to any part ofihe United States will be-
but twenty -four cents year for "Baok wood - and
butfOurteen cents year for each of tho Reviews.
the above prices the Periodicals will be furnish
cd for 1883; AND ASA
Premium To New Subscribers,
The Nos. oftho periodicals for 1886, will be fur
nlshed complete, without additional charge.
Unlike tho more ephomeral Magazln Of the day,
these periodicals lose little by age. Hence full year
ofthe Nos with no ommissions\ for 1856, may bo
garded nearly as valuable as for 1889.
Subscribers Wishing also the Nos for 1857, will bo
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