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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
sTEpHEN,N lLLER!a1 Iaslt zTHENRr iswIssBELM
AL :,' EsT ,ll$i IT,: EN liI y

~, XVI fsTe'cLoUD,' MIN NHsoTA1 1'"' %
EtfaHE undersigned offer their services to- loan
/ money upon. best estate security and
ltoapurchase, and sell property either real on
personal, for reasonable commission .au1i !,
'isThey have now for sale, at low, prices:G r 3
,issfo 20 quarter sections Of good land 'ts51 Is2
eli 50 lots; (sene improved, il, ST. Cloud stto
4 fet20; e 8tin Nipingelf ST. Pailip
Nininger city, 4 rc4
s.Tadl0 .aa in Mound city, illinois, se
lt1n2inUd@ eyon sMIbtER g. SWIsSHELN.i5
tpsSt:5 Glouds May l3y slS5Sca,(a ,i,ig gtNasSa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
! JAMES Il t. = KENNEDY, I'd.
n AS i 9li4i,1 an d;aPl'aster.'ee2;r.5

'OOIlClTS,t the patronage Of al persons in
kDsneedgof the services of a practical Mason
and f1asterer. His long perience in the
above Branches Of trade assures Irr|es him chat, le
will gise uni EersalI satisfaction; his charges
ore as reasonable for work rs It can be doncbs
any OneEaE H. I!9tsw+ ,5iie rc,.t1 ;3s,s i II
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23

BOOTS SHOES, AND oHHlNG,
Il JuAS, for, sale y large assortmenttof Boots
i l and Shoes Of the very best quality 90
Custom Boots Constantly on Hand.
,}Anl kinds pf custom work done to order IN
the best manner. A good assortment Of Ready
mute clohinsr eq1s s's efsFRz As, geceivqdJ
SPRING, sasUM;MER HATS
in want Of any of the aboYesnamed
goods capnqt find them cheaper elseWhere
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
~ BtJII,DIN

TyHE undett takes this method of in.
Il forming ltiAosepMh6 mdy i.have houses to
build mild to frspss and jjoinery
zoa1'y 9. all Of ts BRANCHES that he
Eeq t. teke sqptEafta and S 81 Kds ork
III gbdd w6dfk1aa ifIfffne9yaa asbbimIe
@ .lasfa e y saerq obi lot AaInHU sHEf!t q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
t. H. BARRETT, :,

iilCliiYil Ehnjggtfnpe ef ana Surveyor '
'pT Office ON First Street Lowe: ST Clolai.
y Maps Of MI slrveyedlands,t and plats Of all
the leading towns Northern Minnesota, can
beihad atallitimes atmy etfioe.ao ass;s49
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
,,,lg4(D0.Db 1t! I! !!
Mn ER,& IS llS$HELM. !,

saas NEW ,.Gs00DR It! It.!
AZ NIIlL,ER&; SSHEL IN, !,
'aa{ ? GCwE1F S!I'lC S.ToUD-
. hstT AVE- Just received large assorthh assortment q
goods among which are flowing; 4,
,Islqs All kinds aof Molasses, Sugars,
ID aai4CoHee and Tea, 90 Cooking
1aa si's4 Stoves, Nails, & Glass, Oils
nEsazzaz White lead, Flour, Grain, .
1Ao taes Corn Meal Vinegar isnsl
'ta7 Dried Apples & Peaches; Tobacco
Powder, Shot and Lead. q; "a
u" ne =. ALSO, aHAN1S,,2 SIDE BACON, ~,
= ~ III SHOULDERS, PORK, DRIED BEEF,
Al" ',Ss ~ CHEESE, BUTTER, lard, - 3
<o4 oE&4 y = BEANS, RICE, Ne, Be- -@t2@
~, :; ,S ALSO, HALF BUsHEL NE sUREs,,
>, ~, - 3a, - WOODEN BUCKETS, STONE aas'
, = d ,,s> r@s1 WARE CHpRNs -ui,
.,,dy ,%;Z:+ad !; r. MILK PANS ~%" aa
sud- sis tss:.,, Los Jugs, rs, 81: =; :. >"
...:. The entire assortment IS for sale very low,
for, CASH, Or will be exchanged on reasonable
snH terms fl PRO DUCE;; HIDES, MARKETING,
ssiH3st&c1a &c. dive us call, 1C4no5 .4f.d
Nav 20, ,l66Sor3an h,iH ;Jli-:gf; fi,t,t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
HHr, JOHN KING, NJ: D.; i'iw ,iid
ffl0P er1 saasss Of w6nieht

EssE Ts,1:a :x22:aRI Sfllq ren.
The tergA for The Session will III be the' same
tuition TickSt. So. 90
Every Student is Required to engage in Disco
-eton ,hcsScssion before graduation. Gradua-
tion, $40 GO eket + to g Commercial Hospital,
optional Sc, 90. I'll '',''',ss af''117zs ''>'
The lecture rooms ii. arc newly finished neat
saand comfortable pna in aoensrl locality: IN
4 college. Hall Walnut Street, where Students
will find it enient to call On their arrival
Tickets Tor the Session may may BE- obtained Of
the Dean 81 the Faculty; at his office, No 113,
= Smith Street, or of Prof C.:rH. Cleveland,
Secretary Of the Faculty. NJ. .lls9, Seventh
tStreet, near Elm. t,a, 90
$500. Jonr KIND, M. D., spsss s.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
6as(}}A5(.|zI'1 t)Ne' b.

. :. p q -. % s14a 5sJ.Fiv.E@ t,sgJL
'pny u gol!s Tt4G ini Es so. h h lgl in
Block fifty 800 In aLoiwc:r 81! For
shah contestthesHidity. ofhis' tinc77tSssa lot,
lhe hssipg ebtaii,ed added OF me while was
nndaf the i Influence 'en Of intoxicating drink
asqd 5eas yqf1oxe WILLIAM &. Egeslrs
LIST Cloud Aug sth 1s5s-33aaa a5!s nj
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
GEORGE dsBROTT,o
DEALER w. r E,KLa ESTATE

LAS constantlyl,on hand a large quantity o. !.
zIalH Farming and Timber Land; also, town
property s5ina SITS Anthony, minneapolis, ST.
Cloud, shakopee ottsburg,5 Syracuse, New
burg, ST.. Maryg and Mile Lac, r ~ z..s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23
d tsit SPECIAL NOTICE. I lam >.
::TIHE Eel Ei:C,TTlc COLL GE Of MEDICINE,

r., .,!; fNs n TIM oHio ~ 'a' ,s
IkIlHE Spring Session of 1858 will commence
on Monday the Sth Of February, and COT cohtii-
nue sixteen weeks full and thorough Course
iof lectures win bs given, Six 81 l Sc
wen Hours 4laily with good opportunities for
aattention'toi practical Anatomy, and with am i
Iple Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hospi4
Tns arrangements es III 5 eh'aFs will M
I lama te79sEt JOHN, NJ! D, ii
81 Rrofessoffof anatomy and Physiology 2'e
lai5ii. giiliti2go:PaJ UDGE, MpDysts 7'T 211
sd Professor Chemistry and Pharma c:yy:sa2
BE- voI 81 oI;A.,J.1 OWB; NJ R..eEa1 -ns.g
ltor61 o4R Professor of Surgerye:fs ny.IJr,a
of 81 CHE CLEVELAND, MD, a&a -
Professor Of Materia Medca and Therapeutics
|Es'is yI<io VIM, SHERWOOD M. D., ia;'i liz
Professor Of Medical P Practice and Patho1oy
sos hard. r. BUCHANAN M st. .r;s ~ u
Emeritus RrGfesssr IF. : 81 St! apd
So. AAAooAos1'So " HA0uIeHic. at
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23

Ut 49, { III .3fDH} O JNMl9 liYyIf :"
rf}A iCi4ANCE, FOR i ALL OUT OF EMPLOY
edo MENT, secured hYl the smallest inye st,gent
eyer abefore, offered Fqll particulars will be
sent immediately UPON receipt Of yqAr address
MISUNDERSTANDING soda.r,i sSnd l., s..,,,a :; a.s.<.
~ Thswis ano icatch7pennyt affair, like many
which have been offered East, but sterling va
'luc and Of practical utility Address, .,,,,,r,.
,4eirTsd;tart ALETROPOLITANt,A AGENCY. s.
59uJ.:4 3mEt ~ aGt sj5;,J .Ypsilanti, Mich. i,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23

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EBEr NJEBsSGi2 EREsIisH' "a aasl 'HE f s
,ldfo lb 4 IEsnQ q &c l, NJ no
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23

!. The settler must never before have had
the, benefit ofpreI emption Under thu act. to-
! ~ He mustfnot, at the time of making the
redemption, Ybe the, owner of 800 acres of
Larry in any State qr Territory of the United
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-23

p a n ERi1ssllI {! ltIIIils ~
d tnaa & 81 LIZ. khk lsEa o ,'l'a - III IS
6 vol y. aroi waa .yea H MeoR1EsAAf1 BIZ
.SaEh i3sto.f aTa1s Julys15th 1864
M asof &c 81 a. ar 81 9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30
give publish a communication sigr

Ey We publish communication sign
ed "INDEPENDENT," written with ability,
and were it not for his (as we think un-
generous structures upon Mr.. Fillmore, we
should pass it TO our patrons without com
ment, but he saws. "When Mr. Fillmore sue
ceeded him Gen. .Tay lor 1--WE beheld renew
ed the impure spectacle oftbe National posts
Of duty distributed with view of forward
ing Presidential aspirations Ior re. election"
&c. This we pronounce wholly uuwar-
ranted by the history of the case. True,
Mr.. Fillmore made some removals in the
State of New York, Of men who by their
bitterness and total disregard to truth in
Che political campaign had proven cles-ly
their inability to till The Jeffsrsonian stan.
dard of executive officers, "Is he honest!
Is he capsble9 Is he faithful to the Con.
stitution" We maintain that Millard
Fillmore did what Thomas Jefferson said
He would do, 'remove all his oppointess
who attempted to interiors with the free
dom Of elections" Mr Fillmore needs nc
eulogy at our hands. his record will prove
him to be one Of the purest patriots Of this
or any other age.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30
Price Twenty-Five Cents.

TUE Author OF the above
umes Is graduate, and de-
vote a quarter If century
to the study and treatment OF
syphilis andkudred disorders
as speciality he fas become
POSSESSED Of invaluable in
fngration in regard to tie
.rt same, aud Is abie to com press
into vademccu; IN rmpass the
very quintessence Of medical science this lmpor
tan subisct as Tho result of the experience of the
most eminent physicians IN Europe and America is
thorou hiy demonstrated ir hs own highly successful
practice in the treatment of diseases In many
thousands OF cases in the City of Philadelphia alone
Testimony of the Professor ef Obstetrics in Penn Col
fsgs, PAiiadeiphiG.
''DR. HUNT ER's NJ RpIcAL NJ MANuEL."--The author of
this work, unlike the majority Of those who advertise
the diseases OF which treats, graduate OF
OF the best Colleges in the Unlfed States. II af-
fords pleasure 10 recommend him to tho uafortH-
nate, 70 the vietim af aprasteS Lnd
experienced pr .ettioner n Whose honor and ntegr-
ty they may place the greatest coD1depce
J0SEFH.S. LoNGShoRE.M.D d.
Frem a. WoOdoard, ~. D. Of Pean Uaiusysify, Pail.
gives pleasure to add my testimony 10 the pro-
fcssonal abityof The author Of the fsdieaI hannsI
Eumerou cases Of Diseases Of the Genital Organs,
some OF them of long standing, have come und my
Ing perfect health iB some instances whore he pa
tient has been considered beyond medical aid In the
treatment q! Seminal weakness dss arrangement Of
the fuhcIons produced by Self-a5Hss. or EIcsss OF
Venery, do not know bis superior In the profession
have been acquainted with tho authoI some thirty
years. aud deem 1t no more Than justice tohiu Rs well
kindness 10 the unfortunate victim OF early indis
cfetioh. to recommend him as one, in whose profess
siona skill and Integrity they may safely conhde them
selves. ALFRED W0ODWA ARD. NJ. u.
One copy, securely enveloped, Will be forwarded
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| & CO., Publishers, Box 1877, Philadelphia
IN Booksellers. Canv8ssers and BOOB agents sup
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30

Very Great Increase Interest in my Gifts.
Choice of presents. Books, from S1lo
SI4 each. and variety increased. JsweLyy
Brest pins from s 10 IS each. Ear drops,
with comeo, stone, and glass sets from 8
to IS. fine gold rings. from 50 cents to 81
each, gold studs, and gold pens in silver
cases &C., 800 watches. $500 in cash.
All, who buy a portrait Of Washington
for 50 have an equal chance, to get any
one of the above presents. All get gifts,
at the time Of buying the portrait, and
take them home with them. Those wi @
draw books, or small cash gifts of 81 may
take jewelry instead, if they chose.
Always open, oa Broadway, and red
flag Main Street.
Lancaster. Sept. 1850. H. SCOTT.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30
CINCINNATI MARKET

CIxUNEITI. Sept. % IssR.
Flour-Ths Market Il duIi without change IN prices
The sales are ehncd 20 CO0 barrels 81 p for super
aue. aud 25 for ezra white Wheat The receipt,
da ring the last24 hours we're 1859 barrels.
Whisky--No change ms ye9ards demand ~ price -
Sales of4OO barrels At 999eohe. the lster rate fol
Wagons
cheete--The demand IL good and the prices have
advanced y per pound. Sal $3.50 boxes prime W. X.
al : cents.
Groeries-The market for all articles remains apiei
with bat limited demand Sales Of20O bags Con- al
H3se. Sugar and Molasses firm at our last quota
tions
Grain-Wheat Is IN brisk demand to-day, and
the prices of nrm- white wheat have advanced Sales
300 bush good white at III; 5OD do do do at 900 d"
good Shise at So 500 do prime white at 10 deliV.
cred and 800 do do do at I II, delivered
Corn i.in fair demand at S. BsrIey and Rye are
quiet and unohrnged, Oats frin at Gle
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30
F0r tss LaBcasisF GaEstts.
WouherfaI Demonstration Of LOcOfoeo
PuTitVl

F0r tse LaBcaslef Caxstis.
wonderful Demonstration Of LOcOfoe0
Puntyi
A few evenings since ct tbe cay Of
PIessaniyile. the Hon. Judge LsOhner, !.
| II. connell. H. Giesy. and Ed. Krsidsr.
held forth to the asIonishsd multitude Of
nearly 20 Of the simon pure Democracy.
Judge Lsohner WAS rejoicsd 20 meet bis
great old, good cd, brave old Democratic
friends, and proved that the Old line Wings
had al embarked under The banner Of JOhn
S. Brooks-thal BlAek Republicans wers
dangerous anima's. and that the Admins
Iraiion Of james Buchanan was the true
Federal policy Of the Democratic party.
Connell tore up matters and things 10
general, and charged that the Republican
party wanted the Government restored TO
The doctrines taught by Washington. JET
ferson. and the sages Ofthe Revolution; but
said he. this is an age Of progress. Wash
ington and bis compeers were old fogies-
we the Democracy 90 for the President
and his off ials--they, and they alone,
should dictate 10 the people what is. and
what is not Democracy. ''To the viciors
belong the spoils"-lhat's the uitimGtan'
Of Democratic rule.
Giesy's speech reminded me Of the old
Ilady's reply to her class leader, when he
asked hersil she. loved the Lord. All me!
said she, Some times think. and then a.
gain don't knoMI come what will Of me.
Ii am determined to keep in the crowd.
Bless the Lordl sp.
Kreider spoke 10 kind Of Dutch that
made the landlords pigs squeal. He said
Republicanism was all nir e4msrouss-A-
mericanism was yOust a houvsrsock fill mt
cruwparers, and that Democracy was sock
mir und sic stel Take the meeting all ip
all and il reminded me of Paddy's patch
Of potatoes s--"Very small and few in
hill. A LOCKER ON.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30

CHILDHOOD. not ths mind Of child
hood the tenderest. holiest thing this side
beavcn? Is it not to be approached with
gentlepess, with loye--yes. with hears
worship.o oi the great God. from whom, in
almost angelic ipnoeence, ithss proceeded? =?
A creature undt6led by the faint Of the
world--uuvexed by its injustice
ried by its hollow pleasures. A being
fresh from the source Of light, something
vf univers, lus,re in il. ., II childhood be
this. how holy the duty to see that in its
onward growth. it shall be no other? To
stand as watcher at the temple lest any
unclesn thing should enter it t-Jerrold.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30

E1-The Young Mems Literary Insti,
tute will meet at the CITY Hall, Friday
evening Oetoher lst., 1858. at 81 o.
clock. Question for discussion Resolved.
That Queen Elizabeth was justiiable in her
treatment Of Mary Queen OF Scots.
Foreman in debate. Messrs. Weldy and
Bope. An Essay will be read by John b
Mcneil. Esq.
The public are invited TO attend. By
Order. CHAs JENSISGs, Syc'Y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
PniLGpErPmG, Sept.

PHtLLRELPmA, Sept. SO, ie5e.
Plour comes forward very slowly, and is nrn, with
fair inquiry. Sales 81 900 barrels fresh ground a.
5 2S9 3D-Bow held al the latter figure.
There is a good demand for wheat and prices are
we'll mainfained; sales o 1000 shells southern and
Penn nj 2nGl 25 for fair aud good red and white At
1 30aI 40 ahOat.
Rye is steady at IS cents.
Corn i To- demand at a further advanes of2 cents;
sales Of 000 bushels at 90 cents. and mixed ate5.
Oats in fair request o. A. for new Delaware.
WhIsky remains wiihOutehange sales al 2sS12ehc.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30
C0MMERCIAL IHTELLIaENCR
Lnncnaler lIarkef
NEW YORK MARKET.

NV foaE, Nf0I, =, I7lI.
Flour has n declining tendency. Sales OF Ohio a.
G Ges05.
Wheat lower: sales of n. 900 bashels Western has
declined la3e Southern red Is quoted at 3O8l 81,
white ~ 81 90; Western ] 328i Sax.
Corn heavy; sales Of 1900 bushels a. TGsS cents
for mixed.
Pork ishsavy At 81 for mess.
whisky Is dull At &c cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour steady, bat qulst
Wheat Grm.
Corn better. sales Of whAe al sOSsIe. aid yellow
At se990 cents.
WHISKY Is dull. Provisions dull. Bulk Reat6k
9eXe. Lard I9e. Meas Pork II 5O9t1e1.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30

A BEAUTIFUL BooUET. Just as We were
going 10 press we received boquet from
Messrs. CLARK & STALTER, composed OF
thirty varieties of Dahllas. Verbenas. Ger
aueums. Oleau lers, Roses, &C., &c. Messrs
Clark d Stater have large fruit. shrub.
berry and flower garden, located immedi
ately east Of the City on the pike, where
they have for sale everything in their line.
See their advertisement.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30
Fairfield County, IS. COuIfofCam. Pieas.
Samuel Carpenter, P,aiEuh q,
.-..t .ts..a :


w. B. Darneil and Margaret a Darnel, c speciman,
Rsben A, Chapman and Charles Borland Defond-t.
- UBEN A. CHAPMAN. OF East Hartford, In the
: State OF cOnueeteut, Will take notice thai sam
ael Carpenter ofthe County of Fairfield, In the state
Ohio did, the esth day of august D. ls5s, Mo
his petition in the Court of Common Pens WihinAnd
for the Comfy OF Fairfield IN said State of, Ohio,
ain. the said defendants. setting forth thai VIM X.
Darneil aud Wife. gave mortgage 10 the said sam
Uel Carpenter upon the following promises. situate
IN County Of Fairfield. tOwit part ola tract OF
land the North Eastern part dissection No Ia,Town-
chip No il. and Range No 10. containing ihitty-tw1
l51OO 0cres. the same premises conveyed by samuel
Carpenter and Wife TO W. r. DarHell, by defd dated
April g An 1857. For more particular description,
reference is here made TO said deed-iO secure tbs
pay rent Of sCO according certain notes refertd
to in said mortgage and that, since the gyrgsef ihs
said mortgage the said G. speelman. X. Chepmaie
and Charlie Boiland. defendants. have purchase
said premises from the said w. X. Darnell and pra!
In 9 that said william T. DaTnell may pay said sum
now claimed to be due with interest. amOEnilng T.!
$500, and interest from april l. 1851 that sai't
premises may be sold 10 pay the same, and the sHiH
Raben Chapman is notified that lie is required 70
sppear and answer said petition or before the third
Saturday after the 2ist day ofOotober a. D.ie1s
SAMUEL CARPENTER.
CuRRLus r. SuzFTER. his attorney.
September Q, 1850 Tl9pfs7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30

EE Mess,s. LEVY and BLOCK have just
received and are now opening splendid
stock Of ready made clothing of all de-
scriptious suited to the SEASON; see new
advertisement in to days paper; we heard
a chap say coming out OF the store last
evening, that the Dutch could beet the
Devil selling goods cheap.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30
To All whom ii may Coucern,

NToTlCEis Is hereby given. that there Is Dendine ka
Y fore the tty Couneil ofgee City Of Lancaster tie
following OTdinaces 10 Wit:sf
An Ordinance TO pave the Sidewalks IN cheanus
Street, between ed and nh StfRets. in said Civ
IN Ordinance 10 pave the side walkAon Fourth ST.
between Nain and Walnut Streets. IN said Civ
10 pursuance ofthe law. said Ordinance were laid
on the table, and the Clerk instructed 10 Give Sou
weeks notice ofthc pondlng ofthe ssme.
w. L. KING, City CLERK.
lancaster, September ls,Hss-fwso
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30

The above meetings will be held in the
Evening. commencing at early candle-light
One or moro Of the following speakers
will be present at earh meeting:
Thomas Ewing, Jun Charles Borland,
Judge Shaw. Captain Clarke. Seth Wsldy.
Bob Clarke and james Ketnef.
Citizens of all parties are respectfully
invit, 10 attend, and hear calm and dis
passionate discussion Of the Issues Of the
campaign.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30

KEoKuK The report from Keokuk
Iowa. is. that every man is lawyer. eve
~ other man pauper. snd all appear idle
except the police, aud they ale doing q
thriving business.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30

A New PERIoDIoAL-BRoADwAY OMNI-
BUS. See c. P. Bretton's advertisement
in to days paper. fun alive. the greatest
collection Of wit and humor, TO he found
in any paper in the world, only fifty cents
per year Chas. P. Breton publisher, l29
Nassau Street, N Y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30

EE Jacob CIR, proprietor and Keeper
of the American Hotel in our city. in a
state Of partial derapge rent, left home,
took the cars, and started eastward; the
first intelligence that was received of him
was, some ten days since, he had been
found dead, lying upon the Railr,ad track,
near the city of Baltimore, and the suppo-
sition is that he jumped off the cars while
in motion. His remains were brought to
our city and INFERRED on Friday last. Mr.,
ely has enjoyed the respect and conf
dence Of all who knew him; he leaves a
wife and family to deplore his uulimely
end.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30

THE SPANISH DEBr.--0n Monday last
the Spanish Ministr paid into the State
Department $25. 600, interest of the d9bt
of Spain 10 American cilizeus.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30

A No. | REsrAURANT.-We dropped
into friend Wygum's establishment few
evenings since to buy our wife some cof'
fee, you know and George says, Capt. come
back and view our new improvements; we
bo we'd, and obeyed the welcome summons
and after passing through the entire prem>
ises we returned to the Hall and by invi-
talion we sat down to plate Of oysters
with the 6xiGs that would make an cpl.
cures mouth water. There was Ed Go.
hogan with all his sudUitur inmodo, ready
to supply the wants oil everybody, and Wy
gum the good old fashioned grocery deal.
or can tell you tho name, the duality and
value Of everything, either in Dutch OF
English We came to the conclusion that
it was tie place to bny Groceries. Provis-
ions, eat oysters and enjoy life generally
Everybody knows Geo. Wygum. Just let
them call and see his new Improvements
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30
Pleasant Township Seminary

TENHE Second half Session The Pleasant Townsb =
I Seminary, will Commence with the e5ih day ~
October next At which time Pupils will bo thark-
fully admitted. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal.
September 10, Ie5S-3wl9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30
]. Notice I'd. Tax -Payers.
DRs. ERRsTLEn s. RgGELOW

our Partnership is this day dissolved by mutuat
Z consent. Our Bonks must be closed. by cash or
notes. during the month. All accounts not closed
then, will he In the hands Of collector. Those who
intend closing up, can call on either n during
August. G. W. BGRRS1LER, =
August ,Is5s-3w14 J. II. BlGELoW.
n. B. Wewill continue the Practice Of Medicine
at our respective Offices. B.& B. .
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-30

EWWe would call special attention to
the advertisement Of E. JULIAN to be found
in another column The CHEAPEST GooDs
IN TowSlF