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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18
Auction sale of Groceries


MORE IS a. STRATTON.
On. wednesday, s2d of September, 1858,
WTE will sell in front Of our Store good assortment Of Gro
IS hhds Sugar; $40 bags Bait. Rio Coheei
100 bags Laguyra Coffee; 100 bbis'1Iolasses;
so bbs Loaf Crusd Sugars; 100 do Coffee Sugars;
so do Summer Candies; 50 do Starch;
. bags Pepper p bags Spice;
50 bbs Smiths old Res've Whky; 50 do 3 pipes Brandy
50 doz Buckets so nests Tubs;
80 boxes Soap; 10 boxes Brandy
50 doz Brooms;
With numerous articles to make complete assortment
sepl7-dd MORRIS & sTRATTON.
Secretary of states OfFice,l
N-sHNHLE, Sept. 6, 1883.
PROPOSALS. for distributing Code will be received
J. E. R. RAY,
sepls-4 Secretary.
REMOVED
p. w. MAXEY q CO.,
TENAKE opportunity informing public they
removed to their new ore No 40 Market street, few doors
public generally, with very articles
Coal Wood Cooking and Heating Stoves Paor Chamber
Copper Zinc, Wire Lead Block Tin, sheet Iron, Copper Pitts
Rye and everything else usually kept line Of business at
wholesale and retail Job work done to order with neane and
s9pi6 P.w MAxEY & co.
400 BOXES TIN PALTE Of various brands, now on hand
sePl6est P W Nancy x CO.
1858, FALL AND WINTER. 1858.
FURNISHING GOODS,
HAVE now in Store one of the largest ande selected stocks
of Furnishing Goods ever brought this Market consisting
p1i'O' Patent shoulder seam shirts,
With or without Collars.
White Coored Gross and Diagonal Plat Shirts every and
style, and warranted to fit.
Underwear Of
Cashmere,
shaker Flannel,
MerinO,
Lambs Wool &c.
Buckshin Undershrts and Drawers.
Half Hose, Cashmere MernO, Lambs WOOL Brown and
White Cotton.
Gloves, Alexandres Kid silk, Buck, Cloth Thread.
sCARFs,
NAPOLEONs,
BEAUFORT, and
Travelling ShawIs,
OF every size, style sld price.
Travelling Jackets and Caps.
Cashmere, Chenille and Wool Muilers.
Trunks, yalises, Carpet Bags, &c.
Robe DE Chambers,
or excellent Patterns, all sizes and make.
FANCY GOODS.
Ivory and Wood Chessmen, Domnoes Backgammon Boards
Ivory Buffalo, HOrn eddng Fine Tooth Brushes
Shaving Mirrors, RazOrs Razor sops Porte Monae Pocket
Persons wishing Bargains the Articles
would do well to call at
Furnishing and Fancy Store
sPl6 Corner College st. and Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18
PARTNERSHIP.

AYING purchased the interest Of Mr. H B. Morris in the
business Of H. B. NORRIS & Co.. have this day associated
with HARRIs viii continue In the Grocery
and Commission Business al the old stand.
HUGH McCREA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18

We have large stock Of ShaWs ClOaks Mantlas, SC.
I2f Duck always hand for Wagon Sheets Tent Cloths &c
Together the above goods have large stock Of l0
III and Bed Blankets Also general stock Of Staple Dry
Goods to which invite the attention Of Retail buyers No.
s. College street.
sspiI-tf A.: & A. b. BEECH.
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FATRFIELD VILLAG

FAIRFIELD VILLAGE.
ON THURSDAY the 18th day October next on the prem
ses will all the unsold Lots in this addton situated
the Lebanon Turnpike, adjoining the fist Toll Gate
Particulars hereafter.
Sept. H. A. V. 5. LINDSLEH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18

BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS
Umbrellas, Trunks Il Carpet Bags,
No. ?, Nashville Inn Block.
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,


General A gent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELEs 4 CO.,
EyvH -fFra To-
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FALL 1855. FALL 1855. FALL 1855.
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"HA"''''1 ' i'''1i'' FELN H. TORBErE .
G.. G. n +. H. RBE,TT.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AND
solicitors in Chaneerv

VNTILL practice in all the Courts State and Federal bsEf a
w the city Of Nashville, and in the Uiret and CbaSca
Courts in the surrounding counties. 49, ,
Office No. - North Cherry street. Esep1d1wRtvbr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
influence OF EiampIe.

Those, who will examine carefully. Their
own lives, will easily perceive, that for
whatever they have at aimed that is good
or prai eworthy, they are indebted m in
ly. to contact with those who are appvr
them in honorable achievements. And
that their own progression. will have been
in proporticn, as they have closely Obsrr
we'd, and labored to initiate the exam les,
Of the wise and virlupu,. Thus. vii! each
one become guide to those who are yet
behind him. The only way to be gooi, is
to strive to be good. Set your stan lard
high on the mountain OF fame; and lhoug
you may not quite reach it, yet. will you'
course be always upwards, il you follow
tile light. OF the examples of the good ant
great. HOMO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
Price rwenty.Fivc Cents.

.,,,,,f,, TUE Author the above
N>NNH l: bLIJt/I> volume is II gradu a and de
NIrNcFS1pH{Eh.L,. vote ! a qua rter nf acentnry
SES,T-T AiiILy:Gh io a. study and trcaimeHto
eS>SF% ESkysr1zsr2k< syphilis & va dredtlisoritrs
sir NsFee-s/ - as . speciality he asbecOme
-Z[.. F1st4SlzzI ZH>~. possessed of invaluable in
<==E=zz<H%>N formation in regard 10 tue
eTT1-1T-TN>N>N same and is able to compress
mn i'i'A' into Eademec utn e c6mpa sthe.
very auintessenee OF medical science on this Impar-
liant subject; as the result Of the experience of the
most eminent ph ysiears in Europe and America is
horou hy demonstrated H. hls own hiehl. successful
practice In the Treatment OF secret diseases in nany
thousands Of in the City nf Philadelphia aloHe
Of the Professor Of obstetrics in Penn Col
Icge. PhifodeIphia.
s.Op WusTyP.s MEpIo Al MANuEL.-'--ThF author ot
this opk unlk the majority "f those who advertise
to the diseases Of which ii treats is graduate o
one of the best Colleges in the United States IL af
f0Fis peasu r. to recommend him 10 'he HHtorth
Hae or & the rcti Of mGlpraefee as sEeesssfHia aud
erperieHeed pr etitioner.n whose honor and ntegn-
ty they may place the greatest conscience
% JOSEPH SsLoNGSHoRE. NJ ".
Fr0m A. HoodUard. NJ D..of PeHR URipersng. PhH.
Itgives me- pleasure to dd my testimony io the pro-
fessional ability OF the aRihnr ofthe edrGt HdHHsi
Numerous cases of niseas-s Of the Genital Organs
SOME of them oflOng standing. have come uno"r my
notie in which his skill has been mTniiesi IN restor
ihp tperfeet health h. some instlhces where the pa
tie nj has red he yOnd medical aid lHthe
treatment os Seminal weakness or ds'rrangement o
the functions produced by Seif-abHse. or EteeSs o
venery lO not know his superior in the profession
I have bee acauaintad With the autho' some thirty
yenrs and deem tuO more than justice N him ms well
as Kindness the uniortunate victim nfeary ipdS-
erction. to recommend hlm AS one IN whose pr"Ies'
sionaI SIX did integrity they maY safeyconhde mem
selyes ALFRED, D,w0OnWA ". n.
One copy. securely env"loped. viii We f"r".rdcn
free Of paslage any part ar the United States for y
cents. A6 rnpiesfor 81. Address posi- paid, COSDEN
q co Publishers. Rax 1877. Philads fphis. /, L
- Book sellers. Canva and Boo AGENTS sup'
piled on the liberal terms. sept %, le5sly2l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
REThe Hon. Jrl.r,on Dari. hal lusl

~ The Hon. Jefferson Davis has Just
made . m ost warlIks speech. 10 the war
like citizens Of \ WaFiks town, called by |
the Warlike name Of Jackson. 10 the war
like State Of Nistissippi-which is pub
lished in that military aud marti.l newspa-
per. The Daily Mississippian--ealling bis
felloW-eitizeus = rally ID "the harvest
home Of death" Mr.. Jefferson DAVIS turns
up bis magnificent nose al "TesoluliOns,"
4 treats legislatures with as much contempt
as Napoleon treated the Directory. Mr..
Jefferson Davis is for trying what virtue
there may be in guns. drums. fife, powder,
and SWORD s, both OF the small and broad
deScript on. He calls upon the State TO
establish an ''armory," in which TO grind
The old swords and tinker the old guns now
in possession cf Mississippi. in which TO
"manuf4cture on limited scale new arms.
Including cannon and their carrisg, So
Gin which TO cast "shot and sbelr-in
(which TO prepare fixed ammunition. :"
''wherewithal, we suppose, to "6x." the
enemy. In this way. this mar ial Colonel
proposes to solve problem" which be
'declares is a physical" one. not 10 be
"solted by "mere resolutions" This fe-
focio1s Colonel, however, can be soft as
wen as Savage. He has an affection which
we may almost call amarcus for the Amer
lean nag. He says that he has upheld il
upon fields where, il he had fallen, 'iI
would have been his winding sheet;" he
has gazed upon itin foreign countries, and
noticed that as he looked upon it the pulsa
tons Of bis heart beat quicker: its stripes
he houors, its constellation be admits TO bC
+. brilliant He particularly glories in tbs
private and personal sAr Of Mississippi
But suddenly all his tenderness forsake
him, and be cries out in fefociOhs tone
that sooner than see the Star dimmed-
l. sooner than see it degraded-he will "tea
''it from its place he will "set il even ol
;. 1.-THE perilous ridge Of battle as sign rouh
n (which Mississippi's best and braves
;. "should gather to the harvest nome q
. death" From this elevated position sinh
II again to tenderness. The Mars Of Missis
is sippi could not close without paying h
= devoirs 10 "gsntle beauty" and when W
abar doneJ the further perusGl ofhis speec
:. 1.-THE reading faculty having broken dow
u he was complying like dancing ma
u ter. From this we fear that the whole
lr some war with which be threatened US wi
m never be declared--that Mississippi vi
, never grind the old swords and prepare Il
= "6xed ammunition" and that Mr.. Jeffe
son Davis. having Csesar.like. been capi
~ waited by the Cleopatras Of Mississippi W
sink into effeminale habits. and neither
AZ shot ncr hung. whereby justice, ss usui
ne will be cheated.-N. Y. Tribune.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS. it has pleased the Grand
Master Of the universe to take from our
midst our worthy brother BENJAMIN j.
WALTERS, wEo came to his death in a
melancholy manner, to wit He takes
down gun to shoot hawk on the Gath
day Of Nov, 858, and his being ignorant
of the GUN being charged, put bis foot on
the hammer and his mouth to the muzzle;
TO ascertain whether it was charged or not,
his foot being wet, slipped from the hammer,
and discharged the contents Of the gun into
his mouth, causing instant death. being
no marks perceivahle atont the mouth or
head, with the exception Of bleeding at the
m outh. He was devoted Odd Fellow q
kin k husband an affeclionate parent, and
he loved by all that knew him. lie left al
amable young widow, one child, and I
goodly number OF relatives and friends TO-
pether with the Brethren Of Fairfield Lodge
No., 1853 1. o. o. F., to which he was
member to mourn his speedy departure.
RESOLVED, Ttat we deeply and sincerely
bewail the affective providence which hal
thus removed from our midst our beloved
brother at so early period OF his life.
Resolved That we the members Of Fair
fsld Lodge No. 1863, l. o. o. F. wear tn
usual mourning badge on our persons, ant
on the emblems Of our Lodge for thirt.
days as token of remembrance Of ou
wofthy Brother Benjamin ]. Waters de
CEASED.
ResolUed, That the above tribute OF re
speet and resolutions receive an insertion
in our county papers and cop9 of ih
same be seht to the widow Of deceased.
JOHN F. TRICK.
HENRY F LAMB.
EMANUEL KELLER
Committee.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

RE- Every youn msn should remember
that the world has and always will honor
industry. The vulgar and useless idh =,
whose energies Of body and mind are rust
ing for want Of exersise- mistaken being
who pursues amusemeuts as a relief 10 his
enervated muscles. or engages in exercise
that produces no useful END ,Iuay look wi tn
scorn upon the smutty laborer engaged in
his soil. But his scorn is an honor. Hons
est industry will secure the respect of the
wise and good among men. and yield the
rich fruit Of easy conscience. an giving TIE
heart selfrespecty which is above all price.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

FArAL AcofpFNf Mr.. BENJANIA Wat.
7ERs, very respeC table young man. liv-
ing in Walnut township, in this county,
aocidently shot himselfon the 9th inst
On taking hold Of bis gun in a hurry. for
the purpose Of shooting hawk, and in or
der to ascertain whether Or not it was load.
ed. as is very frequently jone, he attempt
ed to blow through is, raising the cock with
the Toe Of his boot. which aeeidebily slip
psd.pff. The gun being loaded, went off
dischargicg the contents in his mouth
killing him instantly.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

If any people id the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils out; ii is ours
who live tn this water,loggod country
The miasmatic poison Of our Swamps and
Marshes becomes veritablS devil in the
blood to revel in the Egues and Fevers.
which scorch and shake US all. Ayers
"AeuE Cure" is said to be the apostle we
need, and some Of our neighbors who have
tried II confirm the repOrt.-[Jodrual Pla-
no, Illinois.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

MEfrcAN AFFAitks tits stated that Sen.
ator Tassara, the Spanish minister resi-.
dent here. has beon asked by this govern.
meuf for an expatoh Of the intentions ol
Spain towards Mexico. as connected with
her recent movements respections that
co1utrp. The impression prevails that
Spain putoposes to interfere in favor OF
Zuloaea, who is the contestant with Juarpz
Tor the government Of Mexico. II is STA
d that Spanish feet has already been
sent from Cuba TO TampiOo for this pur'
purpose, and that another more extensive
one is to follow at another day.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

VALUE OF OLD NEWSPAPERS How few
persons realize the value Of files Of old
newspapers. They are often worth three
or four times tie origional price Of sun
scription. and sometimes even bundled
dollars would be gladly paid Tor a. certaio
volume il it could be obtained. liish
Thomas, in collecting tie materials for
hls History of Printing in Am-rca. paid
upwards OF a thousand dollars for volumes
OF old newspapers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
.kedaoedby DYSPEPSIA to a hiiere Skeleton.

sRednced by DYSPEPSIA to mere Skeleton.'
CURED BY "BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BiT
rERs. Mr.. A. Matchett, a trader proha-
bly, as web known as any man in Wes-
tern Pennsy ylvania, states as follows: IL
met with farmer in Armstrong county
who was reduced BY dyspepsia 10 a mere
skeleton; t persuaded him to buy bottle
OF Bmrhaves Holland Bitters. believing ii
would cure him. Meeting him some
months after, what was my astonishmen'
at firding him hale. hearty man; he told
me he now wsigasd goo pounds. and thai
This wonderful change had been produced
by Boerhave's Holland Bittdrs. to which
he attributed solely his restoration!"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
fVA man Damed AdsInss got IN row

eEA man Bsmed Adainss 60, in ROW
At drinking establishment Opposite Han
nadle. Missouri. on ThursdAy last. and vas
ejrelsd from the house. He sscc BY the
door unIiI young man, who had taken no
part in the dir came out: As lie
stepped from tie door. Adams drew .
koiie azd stabbed him to the heart. killing
him instantly. Al,ms fi-d. but was purl
sued and caught A eroWd collected. and
and hung him on tree. ny the river.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

INDIAN BATtLE.- The South Pass cores
pondent of the St. Louis Republican says
that battle occurred between the Crow and
Snake Indians, on the 2sth Of October, in
which ten Of the former were killed. The
fight grew odt Of the thieving propensities
Of the Crows.
Attorney Gen. Wilson passed the south
Pass on the 28th ult. the weather was
very severe. Large numbers Of cattle we're
dying on the road.
The mail for Salt Lake was packed
through in consequences Ofthe heavy snow
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
PnfLApELPHIA MARKET

PHnspELpH,A. November ~. ts5e
There "a export demapa faF Flour. and the sales
~ ths trade are4imiied at s515 I2k for superhne;
Tsa650 for erira family and fancy.
A GoGt Whsatis In moderate demand: snles NJ 500
bashei- af a for pri ne r ed and 3oDi 20 forWhte.
Kjefa 10 demand ~ 7F17s cents
Corn Is searep and wanird sales Of Yellow al ~ cts
for old, and 7U97lc for rnew
Oats unchanged; saies 900 bushels prime Delaware
at s. cents.
WHISKY /. scarce ,ais. ohio barrels al a cents and
Penus, iVania at q \ cents
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02


RTThs "li,tis. gill" or "BOb," Of
whom Mr.. CoSEELL iS pleased 10 SPEAK in
the last No. Of bis paper, is happy 10 inform
the public that said Mr.. CoESELL. for some
reason unexplained, has cOmpIaesnlly swSl.
lowed the unpalitabls and ponsensieal miS-
ture Of "batter aud dough-" contained 10
his barren and beegarly articles against
our schools, politely declining any further
controversy upon that subject. Aftg shin
ing and rs-shifling-6guriDg and rt-6gur.
ing to no effect. except to show that fgGreI
mightbe made to lie; condemniOg our schols
In the seVerest language, "throwiDg ipio
their midst" what he is pleased to term
''boom." and what his readers call very
small and insigh5feont shot. (which did
not burst, and II it had, would have been
found to contain nothing but spilled gas. J
be unceremOniously raises the siege. re-
treats precipitously and then brings bis
Utak forces 10 bear upon the Common
School System generally. and after ex'
hausting bis very small store Of smuhition
in "lalse attacks" and futile 6riugs, be a
bs ndons bis position and recommends five
common scho lsinstead Of one, five neat
comfortable and commodious "buildings,'
instead of the 1.-TWO great 5arn.like, un
healthy, incommodious and inaccessible
buildings We now have" (using his owl
language. By"barn-like" suppose Mr.
G. means ct for stabliug purpos s; by Gun
heslthy''-dirty. filthy. &c., and by ''inac
cessible," that It requires a rope and pul
lies to elevate the scholars 10 their where
sbouts.
But finally, Mr.. G. wishes to be under
stood as having "had no other object il
view than the stirring up Of the scholar
and teachers 10 a proper sense Of thei
duty" Very well, Mr.. Editor; if tbi
,UG your only Object, (which nobody be
lieves) we have only to say, you had
most miserable and dementible way c
showing it. This hole is entirely too sms
for your exit; you may possibly get yOr
head and shoulders through, but you wi
most certainly hang by your "andsrstant
ing"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

EF The Young Mems Literary 1nsti-
tute will meet at the City Hall on Thursday
evening next. at 81 o'clock.
Question for discussion, e solved, That
all laws prohibiting the collection OF usu-
fious interest be abolished. -
Foremen in debaie-Messrs. DR.. Bar
low and X. Fritter Esq.
Appointed Essayists, DR.. Bigelow and
@. w. Brock Esq;
Dr.. o. E. DAVIS Prest.
g. w. CoRM6NY Sec'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
For the Lancaster Gazette.
Read the following Recommend datiOn.
~ ~

Read the following Recommendation.
EAST RUsHv1LLE, Nov. go. SO.
Mr.. EDrToR.-H4ving for several years
been afflicted with deafness in my right
ear, to such an extent that could scarcely
recognize sound, l applied to DR.. Ferrard,
a Spanish Doctor now stopping in this
place. and by an application Of his medi>
cine. was perfectly restored to my hear
ing and would not he placed back again
as | was for Rfty dollars. Those afflicted
with Deafness can consult me ct the Flour
ing Mill in East Rushville.
JOSEPH HODGE.
r. 8. Dr.. FEkRARD may be consulted
on all diseases pertaining to the Ear or Eye,
Rheumatism. Scrofuls, Female Complaint,
and all Chronic affections, at the Exchahg.
Hotel, East Rushville.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02


tibeller
-. WELD w,
Who knowingly. wilfully aud m"!iciOusly
LIED. IN. charging in the last weeks Ga
zetle that was mo6bed andegged ihChaun-
cy. This charge, as well as numerous
others Welds has made against me, is Mise
and Without shadow OF truth.
therefore take this method to warn the
public that Seth Weldy has lied. and
hold myself in Readiness TO prove it, and
shall continue 10 hold him up TO ruhlic
gaze as cowardly Villl6er, till he produ
ces his authority for SUI j ach'rge;
W S BEATTY.
Lancaster, Nov. 9th, 1858.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

BLAcKwooD for November is received.
We need not say to our intelligent readers,
that this Magazine is one of the Oldest and
best published in the United States. Price
SS per aunum. Address LEONARD, ScoTI
4 Co., Publishers, NY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
ooMMERcIAI IETEIIIaEKCI
Laneastrr lIarkeI.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NNw FnaE. November ~, ~.
Flour advsneed with sales of 90 haryele >, - 50
rs sof State secs 90 fJr Ohio, and e0s 81 iof
Southern. a.,
wheat has advanced. t2 e~nts, % 200 eushels sold
81 Ie1ai 2s for Red, IS for Waite. - for heago
sprlns. 4 2u for Western Red, aad p for White
Cen dali With sales of 500 burnei ~ "a q 75.et..
P0rk 6rm al sil for prime. lard trm. whisky
sieady.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

Very Great Increase Interest In my Gifts
Choice Of presents. Books. from . Ito
sI4 each. and variety increased. Jewstyy
F3rest pins from 81 10 80 each. Ear drops.
with comeo, stone, and glass sets from u
to IS. an goII rings. from 50 cents to . !
each, gold studs. aid gold pens in silver
cases Gc., 500 watches. $500 in cash :
All, who buy portrait Of Washin gioA
for 81 have an equal chance. to get any
ON. Of the above presents. All get eifls,
at the time Of buyiIg the portrait. 'Dd
take them home yith them rhoss VIC
draw books, or small cash gifts OF 81 may
take iaweIry instead, if they chose.
Always open. oa Broadway, and RED
Il L.os..,sr. % SEPT. 1858. Il. scoTT.
| U-5Tos all wanting Farms, see sdveFtiSem ent o
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

EE See the advertisement Of LfoNs, Son
& Co., in another columu--the elements
Of the "staff OF life" produced to order in
all its forms. JOHN LYONS isknown to ev-
erybody as one of the N Ost thorough ope
rators in Ohio; and JAMES. his son is well
qualified by education, and partskes large
ly Of the energy. action and integrity oI
his father in his palmiest days. W. l..
JEFFRIEs. (every body knows BILL J is one
of the most active and accommodating men
in all creation--sud last, though not least
comes Mr.. KEroHUM. who will have the
supervision Of the mill, and if he can't &C
commodate the farmers and make til
top article OF -four, then our wife IS nj
Judge.