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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,


ON SATURDAY. the iIth DAY Of SEPTEMBER
MA. u. Gs5s. bstweeb'he hours 81 10 o'clock A. NJ
and o'eioet ?, ". ct the door Of ne cpW1 Hoase
In the City Of Lancaster will be cold 10 The hlgheys
bidder the folawihg Real Estate. The ptopery %
Daniel Bentler decreased, the undivided half o. tho
following described Tracts of Land situate In Fair
Geld County. and Site n ohio.to-wft;
FIrst-The West half Of the Northeast Quarter OF
Section No Fourteen, Township No TbtTteeb. ,afA
Range No Nineteen. containing SeEeniy'si1 r. 1en
acres. All Timber Land Appraised al Sli per acre.
SeeOud--The West half Oftle Southeast Quarter OF
Sc, ton No Eleven, Township No Thirteen, Range
No Nineteen. containing Eighty Acres, with 30 acres
OF cleared land. Appraised At $50 peIaere.
rd&-TheSouIaeastQuarter Of oftheSouthWesteuAr-
ter Of Section No Eleven, Township No Thirteen ana
Rage No Nineteen, containing Forty 37-iO0 Acress
with Acres cleared land. Appraised ct 81 per aeTe
FsErfA-The Northeast Quarter OF the Southvess
Quarter ofSeeton No Eleven, in Township No Ihir-
teen. of Range No Nineteen, containing Forty s1lyn
Acres, With IS acres NJ cleared land. one good two
story log bodge large stable. and other outbutlo-
lngs. Appraised Al SIS per acre and "a
F3th-A par; Ofihe Northeast Quarter OF section
No Fifteen, Township No Thirteen and Range Nc
sReteeH. eoRaiuing One S0IDO aeTe5, more or less,
appraised at SIS per acre. s
Terms Of S4ie-0ne third In hand on the day OF sale,
oneihrd in and two years, with interest on NE
deferred payments from the day of sale.
CHARLES p. SHEFFEK. Adm'tor
Of Daniel BeTstler, deceasedI =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

EF BLAckwooD' mag azine for August
has come to hand. and as usual replete
with highly interesting malter. The sin,
gle article upon the' y" Circulation Of the
blood its course and history" is highly in
teiesiing and valuable. aud worth to the
advocate Of truth. more than the price ol
Of one years subscription, Leonard. Scott
& Co., publishers N. Y. Price 25 cents
per copy. %E 2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

GRTwo weeks $50 today Ws publish
cd . notice Of ths Republican Coovsntion.
ct NslsonvilIo. Wseharged that sOms Of the
delegates 70 th,. oOnvshtiOh we're trsasGsv-
Ous to NJ. BokIArB. snd to the Interests
Of Fairfield county. We reafarm that
charge. no doubt tbs word tresehsry ran
kIss 70 the heart. It SaS seat home for
the. purpose. and We ebsIieve il has hsd Ibe
desired effect We rspeat. sppsdIiDg to
The people fOt lhe truth. Of our assertions.
that eHAs, BoaLAsD was .hI candidate Of
The REPUBLICANS Of thiI county. That the
delegates to that convention knew The fact,
aud knowing il. refused to represent the
known will and wishes Of their sOns!iiuen.
cy! % Nfa& - - -
II this is not treachery, possibly 10 b. TO
be pledged TO support candidate and to
abandon him, and ifnot this. Ih-n certain.
y It Is to enter into q solemn compact. in
delegate caucus, TO cast pariiculst ballo,
: 2
for pGrticslar man. .and then sbamefully to
abandon and violate tha. plsdge. If'Fair-
field dssirs tho names e these gentlemen q
last referred to. they shall be forthcoming
0fthis matter no further notice would
have been taken, had il not been for the
article oflast week. signed Fairfield" in
which. over the shoulders Of the edi or o
the Eagle. We was whipped as a "lieing'
"black guard editor" charges As small al
they are contemplate. contained in an ar.
ticle worthy only to be spit upon.
For the benefit Of Beatty, We would have
It understood that no part Of the charge oI
treachery referred to him. It was well
known to US that no portion Of the county,
nor individual in the county, bad eyel
placed any. the least. confidence in thil
Democratic Republican editor. audthsrefor,
he had none TO betray. The man o
all parties and no party. Of every faith ant
no faith, who is auything, everything ant
nothing, Wing, Democrat. American, Re
publican. as The chances for pap grow bet
ter or worse ~ On Monday. VIII
to the core; Tuesday. Democrat unde
o alh; Wednesday. an American to the bil
and o.day Republican dyed in the wool
in une breath attesting bs) Republics
principles and in the next asserting thl
"tbe Democratic party have not far to 6
before he is with them." Publishin
his favorite candidate in Athens" as
l'' weak foul mouth. dirty aboftionist' an
in Lancaster, as strong man and good RI
publican, has nevsr been and never will
trusted BY the people of Fairfield or an
other ounty where he is known. with tn
smallest might Of confidence couceivabl
, Let Mr.. Beatty. therefore. bid his spiri
: rest; l't his dreams no longer be trouble
. with the '.gsosi." treachery having bee
: out Of the question with him. He is n
!. more auswerable than the iliot for b
crime. s BOB.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CIs0INNsTI. August 81. lh3f.
Flour-The Market IL dull without change In prices.
The sales egn0ued 10 COO baEreis at rs for super
sue. and S 25 for eK'ra white Wheat The receipts
daFlHg tka last "a bonn were SO barrels.
Whisky--No change regards demand OF price
Sales Of4OO barrels At The latter rate for
Cheess--The demand IL good and the priees have
advanced x por poahd. SAILS $50 boz es prime W. r.
at cents. r - -. /. & - 5
Grocres-The market Tor all articles rensins qBiet
with bat aIlinited demshd. Sales Of 200 bags co
IiKe. Sugar and Molasses nrn al our last quota
tons.
GrAin--whea, 10 In brisk demand to-day. and
the prices Of prime white wheat have advanced. Sales
300 bush good white NJ III: GOo do do do al 300 do
good white att. 50. 500 d0 prime vhte at 10 deV-
cred, and coo do do do st ". deliver red
| Com is In fair demand At 5s. BsrIey aud Rye are
quiet and un5hrnged, Oats hFm at Sic
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

EDr. scorr.s Gin enterprise progrss.
es stssdily. and we 6slisvs to the entire
satisfaction Of those who have purchased
tickets, il certainly Offers fine opportuni-
y to those who desire to &c. magnificent
portrait Of Gen. Washing,Op. at half the
accustomed price. with the chance 'of
drawing, a gold watch, worth $40. See
adyer tisement.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
awOur Young rnIrNp Of the Ia

~O Our young FRIEND Of the Eagle
pitches into Mr.. VAN VoRHEs, like q thou.
sand Of brick, for daring to exercise the
privileges ofa freeman, in expressing his
opinion touching the utility Of the fuga-
gitive slave law; whether Mr.Van Vorhes
be right or wrong in this mstter, is 9 sub
ject for public opinion; we glory in free
dom of opinion. aui the man who has in
dependence enough to express it. let him
be judged according to his works Tha
he has sustsipsda high reputation for in.
.sgrity. moral honesty. and . high toned
inslspsudencs, no man can deuy;, his abil-
ity as legislator, has bean tested much e
his credit, aud we say to our friends. 'be-
ware Of false prophets the great Question.
before the American people iS--shall We
sustain corrupt administration, with al
its extravagant. and fraudulent ramifca.
tions. or BY united action proclaim TO the
world. thet we must aud will be free.
6tgg ----------------- - 90 i9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
Angus, 5, lass-5wi4pfSS
- A Card from Dr.. Jane. q.

III JARRETT, OF the NEW YORK LUNG IN
fIRMARY.--My y connection for the Basl eight years
twelve years course Of study devoted the Cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption and its Kindred diseases, TO-
geteeL WIN n! piaad ne, Iii l,,is Nv.
perfect system Of Medical TnhalatonhAs enabled mo
TO arrive at decisive direct and successful course o.
the positive and radical cure OF all as
Of the Throat, LHHgs and fir Passages. BY In
haation. the vaper and curative properties OF medi.
cnes are directly 70 diseased aud
the nteeumeRt. 10 not advise the use Of Medical
Inhalation ofany kind. 90 the exclusion Of general
treatment: and although consider u useini adlu.
want in the Rfoper management Of those fearful and
often fatal diseases. yet deem livery necessary that
patient should have the benefit Of both general
the above diseases, and the high character OF the
Institution which have long bad the honor to
com ment from me Al the aolictation or many pri-
and through whose philan-
thrope aid the above charity has been long and ber
ally supported. and after due consideration, havs
concluded TO make such arrangements as VIII bring
the benefits Of mN experience and treatment within
the each Of ALL and eonne myself. heretofore,
to those only who entered the Innrmary who were
able to visit me at my Ofhee. Hoping therefore that
the arRRge meut will give entire satisfaelon both 70
my professional brethren and the public. would re3
spectfny announce In conclusion. that H0D can bs
eoHsHed peysOR9lg or bg fertsr, on sl diseases as
above. and that tho medicines the tame as need IN
the Institution prepared suit each Individual case.
IaAahag Vap0rs, Medical Inhaiers. &e. &e viii pc
forwarded by express any part ofthe Uated States
| or the canadas.
TrRMs-My terms OF treatment BY letter are as fol-
tows, viz: SI9 per month for each patient. which
will include medicine sufficient for one month's use;
also, Inhaling Vapor, and Inhaling Apparaius.-
Payment as follows: &c 70 be paid N the Express
Agent on receipt OF the box Of Medicine, aud the
balance 90 at the expiration ofthe month the pa,
tient be cured ia entirely satisfied With The treat
ment Patients, by giving full h toryoftheiT ease
and their symtoms IN full betreaied ae veil By
letter by personal examination. Patientsavaiing
themsel Of Dr. Jarets treatmeh ut may rely upon
Immediate and permanent rellef as he sslaan has
10 treat case over thirty days. Letters for advice
promptly answered For fartherpa rfieUiars address
JAMES. NJ. JAERETTiM-.p.a :
No, $40 Broadway, corner Twelfth ST., Ne W York;
y P.S.-Physicans a"A others visiting the city are
respectfully invited to call at the Inarmasy. where
| many interesting cases be Witnessed and where
our ipropsd apparatus for the Inhalation OF
ed vapor can be seen and inspected.
/ & tRSa-fmIA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

E1We notice that the GREENE corner
will soon be ready for occupation. With
some seven splendid BUSINESS rooms; thi'
reflects credit not only on Mrs. Green but
upon our old friend Hshry ormau, th'
builder; now is the TINA to secure splsn
did room for business. rishtin the heart o
our city. .Hn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

EE A cute Yankee in Kansas .Sells
liquor in gun barrel instead Of a glass,
that he may avoid the law, and make it
appear beyond dispute that he is selling
liquor bY the harrel.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
5000
Portraits of Gen Washington.


VHAvE, at a great expense. got up 5000 Liiho-
Il graphed portraits Of the IMMORTAL WAsHINgTON,
from Sluarts painting, OF the size Of life: Which, s
the only popular portrait Of the Father OF American
Independence. And has been decided TO be, per-
feet denation Of his features The Congress Of the
United States has adopted Land IL adorns the Depart
ments at Washington City.
sell them for -, she price In the print shops, In
NY city1 And to every purchaser, give valuable
present, he takes his portrait. Ny Gts nre
5000 in number, viz:
100 Gold Watches. worth, each $40.
100 Silver Watches. worth each $50.
100 silver Watches, worth each SIC.
$500 in cash. divided into $40. - and Sl.-Gifts
20 copies clark's Commentary on the whole Bible,
wetth each sl9.
a0enpies Dicks Works, q vol, worth per copy s..
30 copies Rollins Ancient History, Tols., worth
per copy $3.50
30 capies Plntareh's Lives. worth each, 90
2DO copies Watson's Quotations, each dollars
900 copies Campares Of the Revolution. each 3.
The remand der are standard works; and none less
than than dollar. There is hot fictitious book
in IN lot. -a
Any one can see, that this, Is nota money making
scherne The presents, all ready: and the whole
matter, will he strekly- and faithfully earriet out
souably paid for my time And respectfully solicit
The patronage ~ the public; because | know, thai
eysry man, will receive more than the worth OF his
money. ID. SCoII.
p s. Every one has exactl, equal chance to gel
one OF the presents, follows: The numbers from
10 5000 entered In a hoax kept by me. The pur-
chaser OF n portrait, names his own number, from
at other book shown him, ut turn TO the gin
book aud the giit standing Opposite his number, he
TeeeI"es forthwith Those who wshi can see the pre-
sonts before they pufehase their portrait The gifts
are all miscclaneausly mi Kod, froml 5000, giving
perfectly equal chances. And no maa car receive les
than the portrait aid BOOK worth one dollar.
TPCall at se SIGN of the RED FLAG, Main
vi can be found at my Once EVERY DAY. at
tending to my profession. US he retofore. H SCOTT.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
~A NTEMD.

DooK AGENTS IN EVERY PART or THE q.
ID rited States, 70 sell BY subscription great and
xtensVe vshety OF and pid selling books Be-
side our large list ofsplebdd subscription booka, We
publlsh and keep eonstanty band. heavy assnytf
0f attractive books for Pedlers. and the
trade generally beside good assortment Of Station
cry We prepared to Offer extra indseementsto
Canysssers and pedlers. Address. enclosing stamp
J. & II. MILLER. Publishers,
Iu1ust S. .Ie5a-lmM Columbus OlI0.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

STATE FMs--Great prsparations are
being made by the hospitable citizens of
Sandusky to entertain the State. The
Register says: =
Zone would think from preparations be-
ing nude that Srndusky intended to &C.
comm odate the whole State during the
State Fair. Every preparation that is
necessary for the comf,rt and aocommo-
dation of visitors is being made. Beds
without number are being rigged up. and
arian gemen:s are making to spread tables
to an almost indefinite extent. to be load
ed with the good things Of the land.--
None who sttend the Fair will be sent
way hungry or fail to be comfortably lodg.
ed"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
O0MMRRoIAL IHTELLI0EHCI
Laneas1or HInrktt,
NEW YORK MAkKRT-

NEw YoRE. August ~, lh1e.
6 30 rs. asFE rfsiflH
Wheat tower; saies Of 1000 bushels. Western has
declined ia3c Southern red T. quoted nt 3o0i ~.
white g 81 90: WeEternt 1e8t 32a<, 10 affi
for mixed. n ~ ~ aE'i
PORK u heavy at 10 "A for mess f l..-.....,.
WHISKY IL dun at 20 cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
MARRIED.

On August l7th by g. Stinsman Mr..
JOHN BLAUsER and Mrs. ELIZA JANE ASH.
LEY both Of Fairfield county.
On the 29th Of August, BY the same, Mr.
JOSEPH EATON aud Miss NANCY JANE Corr.
MAN both of Fairfield county.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

THE GREAT HOLLAND REMEDY!-Bcr-
haye's Holland Bitsrs.--Persous subject
to nervous or sick headache. will find in
Borhsve's Holland Bitters sure, safe and
pleasant remedy, 1t sOthes the thrObbing
head, corrects apidi'y of the stomach. as,
sists digestion, and creates healthy appe-
tite. 1t is. witho ut doubt. most delight
ful preparation. and an .effectual remedy.
The fact that it is now veIy popula medi'
cine throughout all the Holland settlement:
in Wisconsin. New York, Michigan, Hi
nois and Indiana. speaks much in its favor
See advertisement in another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

, The MAN THAT WAS BoRN LATE,-An
old Carolinian once said: 81 was born the
last day 10 the year. the last dsy in
the month, the last day in the Heek,very
late in the day. and have always been be-
hind hand. I believe il woald have been
6ity dollars in my pocket if ! had not been
born at all.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

~ He who thinks he can find within
hims' II the means Of doing without Others
is much mistaken; but he who thinks others
cannot do without him. is still more mis-,
taken.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
Falrasid couhts Ticket.
1aEMOCRATTC NOMINATIONS.
Is STATE TICKET.

y ' For Supreme Judge,
THOMAS w. jBATRLEY. OF Richland.
For Attorney General. lte3
ol'-N DURBIN WARD, OF Warren.
g, 8 For comptroIey II the Treasury,
SAMUEL. w. gibson. Nah ning'
For Board Of Puhlick Works,
RICHARD H. HENDERSON. Butler
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
BALTIMoRR MARKET.

BAJunORE, August 81, iese
Flour steady, but quiet.
Wheat firm. 1f
Corn better sales OF white al 6oasie, AID yellow
at ae6100 esnts.
WHISKY is dali Provisions dnil. Bulk Meat5k
@sKe. Lard I2c. Mess Pork II SO9I7e7.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
OBITUARY

DIED.--Oo Friday. August 27th 1858
JAMES TALLMADoR. son Of Theodore W
and Ellen Tallmadgs. after three days i'll
mes. aged / 5 months.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
Bstate Of Jonathan Tipton.

NTorICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned has
tFator on ne Estate Of IQnathaD Tpton late
OF Rushcreek Township, Fairfield County, Ohio. All
having claims against said Estate viii present
ihem for settle legally within one
year--snd all those indebted win make iAamediate
payment. 4. s. GARDNER, Adm'tor
September ., IeSs-SwIs 1870
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

WDIcKFORD & DAVIS haze purchased the intetest
} Of ". RICE In the late dFm of BICKF0RD- DA-
VIS & RICF. The business ofth0 Woollen fnstory
viii be cORtiBred under the firm Of BtCKFokD
DAVIS, d all bnsnoss OF the late nrn will be settled
BIcKFoRD & DAVIS.
lancaster. Jsiy Q. .1sss,-3WIo )
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
.T1S 1E1eG

A CONVENIENT STORE ROOM Ann. GILLIAN,
"a on the corner rofCoIunbusahd Broad sireets.near
he RaiI Road IN Leicester. will be Jet s0nhblo
Ierms. sppiy Il the JAYNEs FOUNDRY.
Lancaster, A uRust S, IeSe--1ltf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
N930AoN1 EYmoanR

nHs HfoELogss ceEEcE y a - cts
kosldenco, ON wheeling street. near f,oiuinbu
Street, where he viii attend u ali the calls Of ula pro
fessiOn. Lancaster, A nnnat s. Ies8--filf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

CtoFLRIBEH BoRyzER Of the Town OF Enabure.
m in the County OF ManlbrHnn, Kingdom Of Wer-
tnmburg. 0ermany, Il hereby notified that John
GeoEge BonEsr Old, on the nrsl day ~ July, A. y.
Isss Gle his petition in the once offhe Clerk efth
Court of Common Pleas. within sud for the Comfy
Of Fairfield and State Of Ohio, charging tho snd Got
leibeH Bortzer with willful absenee for more then
three years as pa and askng thnt he may be di~
v0Feed from the aaid Gotleiben BortEer. Which Pe-
titon will san1 for Aeatng II the next terra Of said
Coun. Dated this hrsi day of July, A. d. 1a5s.
j. JOHNsGEORGR BoRTIBR.
By JOSEPH A: SHAW. his Attorney. !
Iancnatar lufw a. IpEa- Ko1Onfn1
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

Ferdinnnd Getz, UndertnkeFa
wv easter and FsIr6eid c6anty. Mai he has por.
chased the HERSE and FIKTuREs ot Mr.. samuel
HeT.andi 10 nov prepared 10 furnish c---77-------,
CoFflNS 81 aiipt be and quhliHes, at - 111anf
reoseaa5le Prieft snd VII. attend FUNERALS with
fierse 10 ely fnd cQgnfFy. Ny shop aud Fesdencs
10 on The NQrth end u Columbus EtF6et would re-
apegtfnliy bollcit aharo Of public patronage.
t FERDINAND 0ETE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

WNsser speak Of your father as the
.0Id man.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

.,-,s 81 s For SspTsaie Judge, = I
s7a WILLIAM '. PECK. Of saiOtO.
-. - For COmptrollsr. ...ss go
WILLIAM B, THRALLs Of FrAnkIiu'
q For Aitornes General. y
CHRIST P. woLCOrT, OF Summit.
Member Of Bo.rd of Public Works.
JOHN Z. MARTIN. Of Butler.
.i REtfUBLICAN NoMINATIoN.
''sS.sN. = For Congress .,
NELSON H, Van WORRIES.
.a Falrasla couats Ticket. 2,
.oa For Auditor--N BEATTY. ssg. cry
/ For Sheriff--M. BOWMAN; y, =
: Prosecuting Attorneys WELDY.
Inirmaty Difeetor-lD. BRIGHT.
Coroner---E. BERRY. If1f5Ek{
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-17

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Dor 3net uno 5wan5t9 S1bren purd
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