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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26


BEnnKTT u7oH BExcEINEiDoE- Our
own opieios i. Or au events. tfai tines the
passage Of the Erglish Kansas Bill and the
hdjournment Of Congress. ths republican
party has been Fspidly disintegratine and
falling 70 pieces, with the removal Of he
causes which brought il into Iiie. and that
the practical issues Of tte money question
are fact superss5ing the Niger 10 the pub
lie mind. onr slate conventions Of Sep
tsmSsr, aud our great Northern State slse,
tioDs Of October hnd November viii throw
food Of light upon lie subject; aud tax.
Jog tie late ST. Louis election as sign. We
are dispostd 10 believe that these sppr sch-
ing elections will sh W That thisR-L Lubiicsn
party will not answer Tor the great praeti.
cal necessiiies and issues Of 1880.
Our worthy Wee President would.
doubtless. prefer to ses the republican par
" and nigger platform occupy the front
rank Of the opposition factions in TIE grand
battle for the Succession, but dear expert
dence may yet teach our niger worsbippers
wiser course of-Action. The lesson ol
1856 may reproduce the lesson Of 1870
All parties are in state Of dislocalion and
confusion, snd there is yet time enough for
complete reconstruction Of parties and
principles. casting the niger in the baeI
ground Tor tia next Presidency. We mus
await the lifting Of the curtain.
We clip the above from alenglhy sriicl,
IN the New York Herald of the 18th inst.
upon Vice President Breckinridge's sthmI
speech in Kentucky. We do this for rh'
benefit Of Bro. Beatty. TO show him that W,
are not alone in our views Of the objects o
the worthy Vice President; Mr.. Breckin
ridge no doubt sees the shattered eondi
lion Of the Dsmocra tic party and 10 pre-
vent reorganization and Union Of the op
position forces, e,hatters the Republicans
knowing tlrat such an union would be
death blow to his future prospects--dce
Bro Beatty s.illpersist ID going IL AlOn
upon the one idea, Slavery or Freedom?
l.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
AN INDEPENDENT
j O u r N A Il
FOR ST PAUL.

propose 70 publish DAILY EVEN
ING JOURNAL. for three moulhs. pro-
vided that 1--WE HUNDRED ADVANCE PzYIEo
SUBSCRIBERS can be Obtained 10 pay the
cost Of paper. printing and necessary ieci-
dental expenses,
The paramount object Of the JouREkt
will be TO cultivate high toned sentiments
OF honor and integrity among the People
and Political Parties Of Minnesota: 20 ex-
pose the fostering corrup,ions Of The time;
and TO advance the general. moral and ms
ieriai WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE
AND TIE STATE. - ~
My political sen limenis are known.
am Democrat Of the Old School. opposed
TO Election Frauds. opposed to public
plunder. and 70 purchasing Legislators for
seats in the United States Senate or hny
other purpose. and to purchasing Public
officers or Public Offices. | AN UN.
CoMPRISINGLY OPPOSED TO THE
LECONPTON TEST or DEA0C-
RAOY decreed by the national Admins
trsiioh and its approvers; and heartily in
favor Of the position so bravely and nobly
molnteined on that question by STEPHEN
A. DOUGLAS, Ny sentiments on all
these suhiuets viii be caadidly and fearless.
| ly expressed. yet Independently Of party
results. and without regard to public or
private support--my only guide being
sense Of right propriety and duty.
The paper will be small in size, because
it will be independent of present or pro
spective ''Public Printing" or interested
pecuniary aid ofany kind; but it will be a
large as the money of subscribers car
make it. I
i | believe that Journal like that pro
posed is public necessity. If a sufiicien
number Of Subscribers come forward t
pay Tor it, and no one else volunteers t
take charge Of the enterprise. lam willing
to do so for at least three months, pro bon
IpablicO. ss,a
Subscription price for the three months
$500 payable in advance.
For the present. my office In the bank
ling House of Messrs. Marshall & Co.
where subscriptions will be received AM
subscription lists furnished. a
i d. A. ROBERTSON.
st. Paul, August II, 1883,
We clip the. above fr,m the St. Par
Minnesotian, and publish for the benefit {
his friends in this region. ID A. ROBER1
SON." we know him like book, and al
rejoiced to see the establishment ofan II
INDEPENDENT JOURNAL" under his admins
tration. he viii make Lecomplon and I'll
administration Of Locofocodom tremble
their boots in that Northwestern corner
creation.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

R#The Cincinnati Commercial claims
for its founder and original editor, L. G..
Curtiss, ESQ.,. the honor Of first originating
the idea Of The probability Of Submarine
telegraphing in 1914 5. In some extfaots
from old files Of that paper, it shows
that apetition for the privilege Of forming
a company for that purpose. was sent to
Congress in l846. and PERMITTED TO sleep
unnouiced. But petiuonert to the British
government for the same purpose received
encouragement and money to prosecute
his plans in the English Channel
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
.Ey There is trouble already about The

eE4T There is trouble already about the
management Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company. It is not likely Cyrus W.
FIELD would have resigned his pos tioc as
Director Of that Company in consequence
ofhis i'll health, if there had not been
something Objectionable in the style of
managing the business. The Boston Jour
nal is bitter on the British Electricians at
Trinity. Bay, Il says' 2 ~.
"They seem to be an arrogant. self-con-
ceited, sell opinioned clique. with the gem
uine old fashioned John Bull prejjuices
against Yankees and Yankee inventions.
But while British elsctricians are tamper-
ing withthe cable, and laundering with
inefficient instruments American science
demands more unrestricted field for the
exercise Of its powers, and American inter-
ests call for more independent line of'tel-
egraph 10 the old world. We want a tel
egraph which shall be wholly under our
own control, and which our government
can use with conviction that its commu-
ncations are inviolable, and thatit will
not be tnrned against us in case Of war;"
The Traveller also assals the English elee-
tricons. Il says:
'eThsir conduct is just like that which
has attended all their movements scince
the cable was landed and .placedil their
charge. They may be and evidently are
scientific men but evidently belong to thai
class by far too common in society whose
arrogance and suqerciliousness render
them Of little esteem in the. world. outside
oftheir own mutual admiration circle. 4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
For The Lancaster Gsrette.

BAPTIST ASSOCIATION AT New LExTNa-
TON. Aug. s9.-Mr. EditOr--Through the
kindness, Of the off .ers of the G. W. d
2. Railroad company, extra trains were
run, from Lancaster and ,Zanesville, on
last Sunday. for the accommodation of
those, who wished to attend the associa-
tion Of the old school Babtist church, held
in New Lexington. which brought togeth.
er large concourse Of people.
In passing through and about the meet
ing in the grove, could not but remark.
for tie length of time / remained there,
the uncommon good order and qhiethess
which characterized the large ASSEMBLY
Although eating tents, were freely peamit'
ted within tho grounds. yet all was decen,
and in order. 1t was to be seen, howev'
er. in passing through the outskirts. tha
here ond there could be designated, some
half. some full grown specimens Of the an
imal man, not quite sane; which told tha
strong drinks were somewhere to be had
Perhaps the strong beer, sold OF the eat
ing tents. may haveexcited the appetite fol
stronger fluids; for when the crowd hat
collected at the depot afterwards; scenes
were enacted, which have to be witnessed
to be realized. | dring the hour and
half that we were waiting the departure O
the cars, several hundred persons. Of al
ages and sexes, whose object was, solely
to spend the Sabbath day in proper man
ner; we're the unwilling witness, OF the fol
lowing bill of fare: curses and blasphemy
obscene language. murderous assaults, wit
deadly weapons, mutilated heads and bod
les covered with blood &C., &c. =
l was told by several reliable persons
Ethat intoxicating drinks we're sold through
out the entire day, at the depotsand othe
places. leave It for christians and phi
lanthropists, to apply this subj'ct to Ihei
dousciences; and say, whether, they hay
done, or are doing their whole duty, d
long as the land is full Of these hot beds c
all evil or whether they expect religio
and morals to improve the condition. {
the human race. until these stumblin
blocks are removed. LANCASTER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26


A SLAVE MOTHER Kills HER CHILD.--
We learn that on Sunday last slave woman
about 45 years. owned old BY Mr.. Cleve-
land of Florence KY, gave birth to child
and that she took the infant by the heels
and beet its brains outl She then threw it
over fence; and covered it with rails. A
few hours afisr it was discovered by per-
sots Belonging to the household. who hap
pensd to pass by, when it was found that
the face Of the child and one leg bad been
nearly eaten off BY the h0gsl
The woman was accused of the horrible
crime, but at first denied it. A physician
was sent iof, who examined her person,
and found that she bad recently gave
oirlh to child. The mother then ack-
io@ledged her guilt, and gave as reason
for the murder Of her infant, that she wotid
not raise up children to work for others all
their lives!-[ Cincinnati Gazette 18th.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
"a r.aIanen.,sr liasc.ie.

Mn. ERROR LANCASTER GvEETTzs I'VE !
notice in last weeks Ohio Eagle. an edito-
rial on the NeIsouvilIs Congressional Con-
ventiOn, headed ia large eaii;ais "Borlsnd
Dsfcated BY The T.eachery Of the Fairfield
Delegates . And on reading what follows
such startling heading. We 6nd BY this
statement chat the treachery consisted in
Esq. Larimer's oGeriOg a resolution thai
the several candidates should pledge them
selves to abide the decision Of the Conven-
tioul"
Now :bat is queer logical deduction
truly We freely admit that cur brain IS not
keen enough to see any proof Of treachery
in thus Offering an old Democratic resold-
ton like that, Ia resolution BY the way;
that was withdrawn, it b.iOg opposed BY
Judge Shaw and others as unnecessary
ncr could any one but rabid moOn-eyed
Locoloco Editor, so distort an everyday
occurrence al nominating conventions.
His charge. therefore. Of tre0ehery. We
reply to in plain english and call il what IL
in tru is; a Lis--t impudent sleetiOnsey.
ing, lie. unsupported BY any proof Of fact
wbateyer. Il So
Nor would his backyard editorial have
been noticed. were it not that an editorial
in your own paper Of last week, reiterates
the same charge, modified though, 50 As to
read "thrOugh the treacasry Of sOHss Of our
D Delegation" This charge we think Sc
riOls one, and of no light import, especial
ly as it duplicates such men as B'q.'s Lar
inner, N, CIary. Bowman. Kinkead. Hughes
Anderson. Cupp, Huber, DR.. Evans. Pot
ter and oihers-Men of known integrity
and standing in our midst.
J, II is no light matter to charge such Ener
with violating their engagements, e
brand them as traitors. recreapt 10 :hei'
pie 1ges and per6deOus to their friends; for
this is the true import Of and meaning Of
( the word "trsachery," and we presume
you used i; knowingly:
Surely the most positive evidence and
lnimpeachabls testimony should be pro-
) ducel 4; to sdbstsntiate such charge. Il
: will not do to say. that young Mr., SniFper.
b Snapper, Or Mr.. Woald-be Somebody, cor
!; uered and button holed. such and such I
: delegate, and that Mr.. Delegate said, 30
e yes! all right sir, certainly; certainly" no
IS to look upon such expressions to iihPor
I tuning "toadies, and "whippers In" a
! solemn pledges or binding engagements.
,. That such admissions" m " have bee
Is made is highly probable. Indeed it WI
t. we'll known that Mr.. Bofland had three
70 The twenty ,one votes certain! But 1t vi
=. equally as well known for there was I
ne con seaimeat in the matter) that a IargeA
ce ldr ty of ths delegates we're opposed % b
nomination and would throw their vot
Of for Van Worries and Culver. Why N
IN Borland himself knew This. and public
" admitted his defsat On Saturday after q
e, county meeting, three days Before the Ne
ne sonville ConTentionl
9, Where then the "tfeachery"
= Y FAIRFIELD.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

OLD LINE WHiG SENTIMENTS. Daniel
Webster in reply to Mr.. Downs Of LOuisi-
ana in 1885,
"who." said Mr.. Webster. ''are the la
boring people of tho north? They are the
whole north. They are thu people, who
tIltheir own farms with their own hands;
freeholders educated men Independent men.
Let me say, sir. that fvs-sixths OF the
who le property Of the north is less in the
bands OF the lsburers Of the iiorthj they
cultivate their farms, they educate their
children. they provide the MEANS Of inde-
pendence. If they are not ffeeholders
they earn wagesj these wages accumulate,
are turned into capital, into new freeholds,
and small capitalists are created. Such is
the case, and such the course of things,
among the industrious and frugal. And
what can these people think when so re-
spectacle and worthy gentleman as the
gentleman from Louisiana undertakes TO
prove that the absolute ignorance and the
abject slavery of the south are more in
conformity with the hig purposes and
destiny ofimmortal, rational human beings
than the educated. the independent frse Ia
bor of the nortb?"
Henry Clay saidi
/. "What should they who so repraooh us
have done? Ii they would repress all
tendencies towards liberty and ultimate
emancipattontbey must do more than pd
down the benevolent efforts Of society.A-
They must 60 back 10 the era Of our liberty
and independence, and muzSle the cannon
which thuhders its aaual return. They
must revive the slave trade and all its at
tendant atrocities. They must blow ou
the moral lights around us, and extiuguisl
the greatest torch Of all which Americ:
presents to "a behighteued world. pointing
the nay to their rights, liberties, and thei
happiness. And when they have achieved
| all these purposes. their work will be ye
, incomplete. They must penetrate the hu
man soul, aud eradicate the light Of ressol
and the love Of liberty. Then and not til
then, when universal darkness and despai
9 prevail, can you perpetuate slavery, and re
press all humane and benevolent effort
among freemen In behalf oftbe unhapp
portion Of our race doomed to bondage.
f-TSse Life and Speeches Of Henry Clay
! Vol. !. p. 384.
I What says Brother Beatty to such Ol
line Wing doctrinesl y a, st
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
A card from Dr. James N

- Card. from DR.. James " .
JARRETT. oftle NEW YORK LuNG IN
fIRMARY. .--My connection for the nssi eight years
with tie above lnsitution, as Chief Physician Ahd
tSeVe years course Of study dsyo,ed, . the eare g
geiher with my gnrivaIod opportunities ald advan-
iase Of pathological reseatch-aided not little hyA
perfect system Of Medical ehAc,eu M
forthe positive and IHdira cure OF an dis
eassyaf iHe 7Arost, Lpngs and air-Pdssegss BY 10
ns. a.. dHs he ssSsssd
the iptegumsut. IIv not advise the use or Medical
Inhalation ofany kind, 10 the exclusion o. general
trSefnsHf; and although consider IL usefnl acju.
want In the proper management OF those feaInl and
often fata diseases yeti deem livery necessary that
each patient should have the benedt OF both Ksnsrd
end local treatment The OF my tTeatmpnt In
the above diseases. and the bigh character Of the
Institution over which ihayeao long had the honor to
predde, aretoo well known % need apy eulogt o.
yaie apd Professional friends, through whose phnn
IL fopc aid the above charity has leen long and hber
ally SUPPORTED, and after due oDsiderattons hagn
concluded to L,eke such tarrAngePenls as VIII eTng
the ben dts OF 10y Gxperience and reatmepi within
the reach OF all Hhd not yse: as heretofofs:
to those pnly who entetsd the lnnrmar or who were
able 70 visit ine al nay oiee. Hoping therefore that
the arrangement win give entire abstraction both 70
my professional brethrSA and lhe pu6lel would rnT
specially announce in conclusion, that nop can be
committed psrs0RaIiy By Ietfsr. on all diseases -
above. and that the medicines, the tame as used In
The Institution, prepared &c sat eacs case.
IahGliHg YaPsrs, Medical Iahaisrs. &C., Sc, win be
forwarded BY express to aHs part cfhe Usted siates
or the CanRdag.l ~. 80. ,,t. = y, -
TERMs-My forms oftreatment by letter ara asfol1
tows, viz: sig per month for each patient: which
will inende medicine sufficient for one months uses
also 1nbeiing Vanor, and an llh9ling Apparsips.7
Payment as foilOws; 81 to te paid 70 the Express
balance SO atthe expiration Of the month, II the pa.
tent be cured Is entirely satisfied with de treat
ment Patients. by giving fun hi tory o. their eaees
and their sy mtos ID fufl, can be treated az well BY
letter rs BY personal xsmhiiou. Pauents asailine
themsel Of DR., yaIreta treatme nj Aaax fef upon
immediate and permanent relief, as be seldom has
10 treat case aver thirty days. Letters Tor adyiee
promptly answered. For further particulars address
n gI = JAMES M. JAE.RETT. NJ. D.,
No.spO Broadway, corner Twelfth st.- New York.
respectfully in vited to eal at the ndrTnary where
mauy Interesting cases can be witnesssd aud here
our fpr6rsd dpbaratHs for the limitation 81
Cd yapoE can be seen aud Inspected FfAs fpa
I. Ahrnsi & le5a-6mli - Fl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

A HORSE RACE came off last Tuesday
over the Fashion Course. The contest was
between two quarter nags. for purse Of
some two hundred dollars; the nags start.
ed at the tap Of tie drum, and one Of them
not being used to martial music, few the
track and coming in at lightning speed,
ran square against man named WOLF,
causing the nag to turn a complete somer-
set, throwing the rider into the middle o.
next week. and knocking the Wolf com
pletely out Of the sheepfold; the rider was
fttle hurt, the nag picked herself up and
ran off snorting, while the Wolf was badly
injured and Il is supposed will never re.
cover. He had been laboring in the ranks
of Capt Whiskey, until his discretion had
gone up the stove pipe, which accounts fcl
the accident. So the world wags.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr

-. PnfLAnEfPnA, AuguHA, ltN-
Finer comes fnfuard very slowly and Is hrn, viii
fair iDquiTy. sales af 900 barrels fresh ercund a
5 ga 5o--iSv held a he latsf axure.
There is good demand for wheat and prices nrs
we'll nsintsiBed sales oi 1000 bushels s0utern and
Penn 81 29 = for fair and good red sud white at
/ 309i 80 afoat.
Rye Il steady at g cents. 90.
Corn Is To- demand Al fgriheT sdrahss OF 2 rsnts;
sales of 5000 basheia af 30 eents. and nixed ata5
Oats IN faipreqBest et a Tor new DsIaEare.
Whisky reInains without change, sles al 2s1es Nc
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CtvcINsITI. Auguet "a, ls5H.
FlouF-4The HaSkotis dull without change In prices.
The sales cpnaned 20 coo barrels Is for super
nae. and 25 for ex.ra white Wheat The receipts
daFIn9 the last - hours were $50 barrcis.
Whsky-No change As reesrds demand ofpriee,@-
Sales of 800 1arrels al the later late for
wagons. a. - . Lll Nifsa NH 90
Cheese--The demand is good and the prices have
advanced y per pound. saIcs $50 bases prime w. z.
a. 4 cents. Is,.lf..f 4 S..-.L arf srs asa
Groeres-The merket lpr all articles Temaips quiet
With bot iimtied demand. Sales ofe6D 0Egt Code IL
lke. Sugar and MOIasses nrm At oar last qaois-
lions.
GraiD-Whea..ls Is in brisk demand to-day. and
the prices cfprime white wheat have advanced. Sales
300 bach good white III. 6Opd04io do ~ sDasdn
good weise 81 50, 500 DO prime white 2. 70 deiiy
ened. and COO do do do at ! ", dfifve red
Corn Is In fair demand At S.. BsrIey end Rye are
Guiei and un9hrnged, Oats FIRM Atez f 80
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

A wA4cn LOsE.-A sw days sioes
Gao ,. cLAHer Io.i silver Wslsh some
where bs,vssn sbs brewery snd BIS gdli-
dsnee on Jal street. Any person 6ndiug
and f.turuiug Il. either to him Or tbiS on /.
&C thalI Be IiberalIE reAarded.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
sELE o. REAL ESTATE,
nv OTder OF Probate Count.

q nv sOfutI Oh AlIEOpnbc-Nphlts Il g-s.
nNsITURpAY, lie iith DAY % SEPTEMBER
4. Dsse5s tsIweeh 'iIe Hours q 10 o'clock y,
aud o'clock X. M, tRt the door of fhe CouH House
n fe City "a Lagcas.er, vii be sold 70 tbs highest
bIddsf ne Wing RealEeli es the prSgeny OF
Dapsl Bpg5tieI. deGeased, vided hall d NJ
following descIbed Tracts ~ Laid. snuate ~ FAIR
held Coniily .ahd stae OF Ohio, t1-wlt;
FYTst-Jhr West bali Of the .NortneAsl Qunrler y
Section No F6udeen, Township NO Thirteen And
Range No NlBetseH. containing seventy SIX II 9ev
acres. All Timber Land. Appraised at 81 perpcra,
sscoHd-The West halfofthe Southeast Qnansr Of
se,iion 10 Eleven, Township No Thireen. q hAnEe
Ne Nnetee0, coniainHg Eighi2 Acres, with ~ acres
oG elsi nd lard. Appraised al go peraefe-
Tiird-T -TheSOutheastQrar Of ftheSonlhweftelpaf.;
ter Of Section No Eleven, Township No Thirteen And
Range No Ninetes=. eontatniHg Forty aI,lOn fcIss'
with sAsrcs cleared land. Appraised al ~ LeI esIe,
FSafth-Tbe Northeast Quarter OF the SouInMest
ouarles fseciion No Eleven, in Township 10 IAFs
teen OF Rams No Nineteen, containing Forty 5 lVo
eres With IS aerss Of eleared land, one good we
s.ory log hogsG, large stable, and 9thSr ontDuid
inRs. Apraised n SIS Der acre. and L. L.
FEItk- "A part ofine Northeast Quarter OF Section
No Eifteen. Tor Aship 30, Thirtefn and kahge; ~
Nineteen Containing ohs 5oit0 hefes, more Or lees.
AnpFaised q as per aere-,s -.
Term Of ssisone third band on the day of sale,
elsrd IN one and two years, with; interest on thS
deferred pas ments from the day alf saie-- zg.
CHARLES P. sHEFFkR, Adfntor
1lEg atty oi Daniel Berssier, dseeassds-
August 5, lsss-5wl4pfse a.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

kJses prospsetus Of the Scientific A.
mericau pubIishsd 10 tO-days paper; thisis
: wcTk Of great value 70 n classes 81 odt
reading community. Publishedby Msssrs
Mum 4 Co. New York. Price per an
gum for single copy CSC.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

ETws have received DE ssp.sssber
No. oftbs ArrAsuc NoxfuLy. asybody
that don, tbelisveit worth twice de slibEerip
iion price. le, them borrow copy o. Us
and we think thrY' give Il up. PublisI-
ed br Philips, Simpson q Co., Boston.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
REpUBLicAk NOMINATION.
DENEOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
,IasrATE TICKET.

- str g For supreme Judge,
THOMAS w. BATRLEY of Richland-
For, Attorney General. E
~ DURBIN WARD, Of Warren.
- For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
SAMUEL. W. gibson, Mahoning.
- For Board of Publick Works, !.
RICHARD H, HENDERSON, Butler.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

AWFUL DEvELoPMENT-O devil tells
us that Bro. Beatty says he has no. more
powder to wasteupoh that old "Wily Hip
ocrite" Of the Gazettes this reminds us Of
the quotation of the old lady. after receiv.
ing severe lecture from her clergyman
"Ah mel" says she, '"thts makes me link
of that sublime piece Of poetry Goosey
goosey. gander, where shall | wander2' !,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
BALTIMORE MARKgT.

-. = BAtTIHOEF, A1guFl g, lsss
Flour STEADY. bat quiet.
WheAt firm.
oerHbsiisr sales Of WAlis q. sogsis, AID yellow
at Htl89O cents.
whisEy Is duii. Prosisions DALI Brik 2est ex
9eZe. Lard re. Moss Pork II 500 III 81. tsrs