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MARY ANN BOONE u.s. LAURA BOONE ct al
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BAL
TlMORE CITY, IN EQUITY Ordered, this 26th
day of july A. D. 1855 that the sale reported
by John Stewart Trustee for the sale of the easehod
property mentioned in said cause be ratified and confirm
ed unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown be
fore the 10th day of August next provided copy of this
order be inserted in newspaper printed in Balt
in each of three successive weeks before the
said goth day of August next.
The report states the amount of sales to be $780,
True copy, GEO. f. SANGSTON, Clerk.
jy271aw3w Test, GEO F. SANGSTON Clerk
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True Copy, Test-W II. II. TURNER,
IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS

n T
n COURT, July Goth, lS5S-Ordered, that the sale of
the real estate of FRANCIS j. DALLAM deceased made
by Henry C. Daam the executor of the last will and
testament Of the said deceased and this day reported
this Court by the said Executor be ratified and confirmed
unless cause be shewn to the contrary before the
twentyninth day of September next provided, copy
this order be nSarcd in daily newspaper published
in the city of Baltimore at least week for three
successive weeks before the twenty ninth day of August
nay
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FHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

II HHr'0 10 y L
Il the subscribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court oil baltimore City, letters of administration the
estate ofHENRY B. LAFITTE late said CITY, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers before the ODD day of
January 1883 they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of said estate All persons indebted
said estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 18th day of July, 1858.
GEORGE WIlIIG,
SUSAN A. WILLIG,
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JyZU!aWjW Trustees.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Land Warrant No % $40 for l6O acres 2nd
May 1856 under the Act of Sd March, 1855 has been lost
raudulenty disposed Of the having been sent
he is officially informed, to George H. Hickman, at Bati
more Nd and having never to the hands Of the
dersgned that he has given authority any
sell or assign the same, and that he intends apply
the Commissioner of Pensions for duplicate of said
rant
iy23- 1aw6w WILLIAM II COLGATE
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IN THE COUNT on COMMON PLEAS

Il FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-NOtice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against the of WILLIAM
PETERS, an nsolvent debtor to file the same properly
authenticated, with the Clerk of said Court before
the 10th day Of September next.
J. c. NICHOLSON,
l.. NJ REYNOLDS,
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SOMERVILLE rs. CLEMENTS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
ROBERT NJ. MCLANE u.s. J. L. McLANE and al
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL

IL TIMORE CITY, July 10Th, 1858 Ordered that the
sales made and reported by j. L. McIane Trustee for the
sale of the real estate of Louis McIane deceased
Catharine NJ, his wife, be ratified and confirmed unless
to the contrary thereof he shewn before
10th day of August next provided copy of this order be
inserted in newspaper printed in the city of Bati
in each of three successive weeks before the
said Goth day of August next.
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NOR SALE.
and Virginia Imported stock and their descendants viz
Attorneys Ayrshires, Devons and Durhams; Improved
Sheep Improved Hogs, and Shoats for fall killing Stall
IONS Mares, harness and saddle Horses, with
Colts Jacks Mules work cattle and fresh mich
Agricultural implements of every kind guano, bone and
other fertilizers Having been farmer and breeder
licit call from those DESTROYS to purchase. Address
MARTIN GOLDSB0ROUGH, General A gent
ie1Stf No. a. N Calvert street.
FOR SALE OR LEASE-Two very ell
IL gible BUILDING LOTS on Madison Avenue between
Hoffman and Dolphin streets. For terms, &C. inquire
the Office of the DAILY EXCHANGE. ma25-t
frEs:t FOR SALE.-House No. so McCulIoh
#,ii Street-a commodious and well-built House. in
'- perfect repair and with every modern convenience.
Apply to GEORGE A. WILLIAMS,
je3f No. 14l Hoffman Street.
NOR SALE OR LEASE-THE LOT
IL OF GROUND, N. W corner Calhoun and McHenry
Streets 157 feet Mc1enry and leo feet Calhoun
street The improving character of that section of the
city will to the attention of those wishing
to make desirable investment.
Apply to GEORGE SLATER,
ap15tf 10 Commerce st.
o. FOR SALE The Superior Three
HEii Story DWELLING No.. 206 North Charles street,
-2=-Sb beyond Eager Having large Three Story BACK
BUILDING, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS,
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete.
The lot 25 by $50 feet running back to 40 foot street.
The buildings of the best material and substantial
construction having been erected under the supernten
dence and for the residence of the owner.
capacious and dry cellar extends under main and back
buildings.
Inquire the premises, or of B. T. ELDER,
No 100 South Eutaw Street.
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SALAD BASKETS.-For washing vege
~ tables, Fruit, etc. just received and for sale by
CORTLAN CO.,
House Furnishers,
jy15tf 2I6 and 2lS Baltimore street.
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IL OF BALTIMORE.
NSuRES Dwellings Furniture Warehouses; Goods
on storage and Merchandise generally against loss or
uamage ny hre Also Vessels and Cargoes in port
Offices f. corner of HOWARD AND CLAY STREETS
Inc directors meet daily to answer applications.
ANDREW REESE, President
DIRECTORS
JAS. NJ. PoUDER, CuAs HoPFv,N
CHAS. W. GEORGE, HENRY I Wrpnrp.rcu
WIN oRTWiNE AUGUSTUS SHRTvER,
SAML. 4. SMITH, NJ RryzTScrp
aaron FENTON, WIN. G. POWER,
GEO. P. THOMAS, ELISHA H PERK,Ss
GEORGE HARLAN WILLIAMS
ap29-tf Sooratar,u
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CTAVES AND LUMBER
~ SLAVES OF ALL SIZES, up to 62 inch largest
Pipe, hand, and Bills of Lumber of WHITE OAK in
Guiding SHIP TIMBER and PINE, HICKORY and W AL
NUT cut to any dimensions ordered
Apply to GEORGE A. WILLIAMS,
Dugans Building,
orr md Static
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IN tie matter Of the SOIrent estate Of HERTZ BLOND
HEM.
III N (f0IIRT OH COMMON

Ordered by the Court, this twenty ninth day of July
A. d. 1883 that the sales made and reported by Pnkney
Whyte, permanent trustee of the said nsovent, be
fed and confirmed unless the thereof be
shown or before the Goth of August, 1855 provided
copy OF this order be inserted in newspaper printed
in Baltimore in each of three successive weeks before
the said Goth of August, 1858.
The report states the amount of the sales be O6
r. n. MARTIN.
jy30-1aw3w True COPY test, W j. HAMILL elk
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Al SOUTH CALVERT STREET,

NOTICE.-Neithert the Capan nor Com
signees Of the Sicilian Brig Alto will be respon
sble for any debts contracted by hcrew Of the said
vessel. my18a
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gnsurarlte Gu1lpaniss.

hELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania 1855
MARINE INSURANCE,
On Vessels, Cargo, Freigs to all parts of the World
INLAND ASSURANCES,
On Goods by Rivers, Canals land Carriages to
all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSTANCES,
On Merchandise generally. On Stores Dwelling Hou.
SEES, &c.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, November ID 1857 S7O2 1855
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
" THOMAS c. HAND, Vice President
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary
The undersigned having been duly appointed Agent of
TINS Company is receive applications for In
surance as above and is instructed to give notice all
persons IN TINS city who desire to place risks with
Company, that their applications for Insurance must be
made at their agency in Baltimore
HENRY A. DIDIER,
JeZi-u Commercial Building, Gay street
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

ETThe Hon. ALEXANDER B. STEPHENS,
Of Georgia. did not hesitate to declare, wheu
in this city the other day, en- route for III.
Northwest, thai he was in favor of the re
election to the Senate Of Judge DOUGLAS
and that he regarded the war by the Pre-
sidsn' upon the anti Lecompion men OF Iii
nois as wckedly foolish. Mr.. Stephens
being Southern man. Is at liberty to ex
press his opinions freely. He may de-
nounce the President in the most con-
iempiuous terms. "spit upon" his policy,
call him hard names, and no word or ges
turs even OF weak Pemonstrance comes
back. But, let q National" Dem ocrat
presume 10 say that old Buck is an old
fool. or even venture a suggestion that the
opinions Of the "Old Chief" are not imma
culate conceptions. aud from that time for.
ward he has no rest for the sole OF his foot
but is cuffsd and cursed and hooied and
booted out Of the party--unless the case b.
similar to that OF the isiridt Attorney fol
the Southern District Of Ohio, whose anti
Lecompton effort was so obviously court
ship Of martyrdom.--Cin. Com.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12
- Signs Of the Goud Time Coming.

1t is fact suficiant to the intense econ.
omy which this nation is practieing that
for six months ending June 3Oth. the for
eign importations at New York were
over fiy SeUsn mi lions 4 x (or falling
IF Of nearly fifty Eer cent? than fos the
corresponding period Of 1857.
lmportations Of patent leather, iswelry
champagne. and other articles Of luxury,
have almost totally ceased.
These statistics are significant Of a
shortly coming sound and prosperous tu
furs. particularly II judtcious revenue
hr,T, discriminating 50 as to protect our
own resources and industry, shall be fore
cd upon the National Government, by its
own pecuniary necessities.
To gratify the Southern cotton growers.
and kesp Il cir votes to secure them the
Offices, the Northern Democratic leaders
slavish incorporated free trade nations
into the Democratic creed, Just as they
adopted the doctrines OF the slavery prop.
sgands. and repudiaiion of the doctrine
ofthe Declaration Of independence, 10
please the same southern plantation and
niger owners and for a similar interested d
reason.
The people. however. are rapidly eman
oipating themselves alike from slavery a.
from It's ally. free frds; and IL circumstan
css do not soon compel on both poicts q
change Of course by the party 10 power
the party ia power will be most assuredly
changed as prslim nary to more whole
some National policy on priaeipls.- Min
esotiau.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12
ChIoago Yer,ua nnnnlo.

The presses Of Cbicago and Buffalo tell
some rather hard stories againstths htoels
Of the two cities. So far we think buffalo
ahead. Witness the following;
scESE AT BgFEALo HoTEL.--The Chi
cago union has the following:
Guest--Pltase will you Let me have
small piece more OF the steak? Only
little till
I'D Wsiter--Why I gave you bit Just
now what have you done with that?
Guest--I ate it. 1t was very small and
very tough. Waiter lsavs Y st aud goes
to carver.
Wsiier.--That man (points wants bit
More steak; and he's finding faalt too.
Carver.-Mark that man. boys. He
wants more; do you heartbat? 1.-TWO wait.
ers;) stop him. Tell that gent. waiter.
that we can't afford TO feed him like an ele-
phant. at the present rate. We shall raise
him dollar day. il he asks fore "more."
N. B.--We since 10 RI that the guest
has been taken BY the police. as 'shsd
oW''
SCENE IN A CHICAGO HorEL.--Ths But
falo Republican has the following:
SCENE t.--Auival in the morning Of a
party Of gentlemen from the East. Twelve
in number.
+ 80 LIST. Gentlemen. Il To oleark in the Of
fce.) What is this cCniounded smell
here?
Clerk.--C.a.a.n't say; natural smell Of
The house. sir; good healthy smell. sir.
Gentlemsn.--Probably; want twelve
seats securec {, r myself aud friends.
C!ea'k.--All right, sir. Have 'em
s'oured right away.
SCENE 2--Dinner. Gentleman finds
his seat with eleven othor chairs, reserved
for him--waits about twenty minutes for
his friends to come. Finally, asks waiter
what's tIe matter.
SsrVant--Guess dey've got the distem.
per.
.Guest.--Distemperl what distempcr.
Servant.--0hi you see de house smells T?
and de people can't stand the smell at fust.
and gita sick. Oats wha. they oslls dis.
temper.
Gusst.--Will you 90 up to my friends
rooms. and tell them ! am waiting? exit
jartey.)
A period Of hslf an hour is supposed to
elapss. Guest growing indignant aud I'M.
patient. Enter 'cullud pusSon."
Guest Impatisntiy. Well. sirl
6ervant-Well, de fact is mpssa-
Guest.--Wsll. sir. where's Simpkins?
Servant simptins? Well. de fact ia,
dc nuss is jest layin' Of him out. Died oi
de distempAr, sar: good many dies Of dat.
Guest-(W With hair on end) Deadi dis.
temperl aud where's Taylor?
6ervant-He got dc dis,emper too.
Guest--And jenkins and Smith?
HeTvaDt--0hl de docters been boldin
q consolation over dem half m hour.
Guest Good heavensi And Jones, ant
B,ker and Williams?
Servant--Oh, dem's heen in de callapseC
siage dss two hours. Dsy'll be In de Q. {
fD afore you g-t trough yer dinner.
Guest Great godsl And my wife9
Servant--0h, sarl da,'s what want Il
tell you. She's been buried eber senc,
ten O'Clock, ear. Sent iur you setera
times: guess you was smoLiD.' an We didn'
want 20 'sturb you. She was dead afor
sbe gat 10 her room: she was dead immiji
ty after brsakus. Hab TO bury 'em fas
hsre massa: bodies spile quick in Chicag
Yah, Yahl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12
Ens.reis Rsvstazs.

One Paul Denton Of Texas. NstSodisi
preacher it sppears. had advertisedA bar
hacue with better liquors than are, general
ly furnished. When the people were as
ssmblad, adespeisdoiiu the crowd cried
out 'Mr. Paul Denton your reverence has
lied you promised not only good barba-
cue. but better liquors. Where's the
liquorsT 8, -
sTnEari answered tRs missionary. IN
tones Of thunder. and pointing his motion
,lees 6nger to the double spring. gushing
up IN two strong columns. with . sound
ike shout OF Joy from the bottom Of the
earth. .Therer he repeated with lcck
terrible as tightening. while bis enemy
actually tremblsd atEis feet; there is the
liquor which God the Eternal brews Tor
ali bic children. Not in the simmoriag
still. over smoky fres, ohoked with pois-
onous gases. surrounded with the stencil
Of poisonous odors and corru; tons. doth
your Father in Heaven prepare the prec-
ioEs escence of life--the pure cold wstcr:
but in the green glade and grassy dell,
where the red deer wanders, and the
child loves TO play: there God brews il;
and down low in the deepest valleys, whore
the fountsin nurmere, and tie rill sings.
and high upon The mountain tops, where
zthe naked granite gllters like gold iu ths
sun. where the storm cloud broods and the
thunder storms carsh, and away far out IN
the wide sea. where the hurricane howls
musick and the big waves roll the chours
sweeping the march Of God; there he brsws
il, sweet beverage Of hfe-bealth. giving
water. And everywhere it is thing Of
life and beauty--gleamirg in the dew drop
singing in the summer rain. singing 10 the
ice-gem until tie trees all seem turned TO
living jewels, spreading golden veil over
the setting sun, or a white gauze around
the midnight moon; sporting in the cata.
Tsct; dancing in the hail she wer; sleepiug
IN The glacier; folding its bright snow cur
tains about the wintTy world, and weaving
the many ccleIed sky, Il at sersph's zone
Of the syren, whose rap is tho rain drops
Of earth, whose wool is the sunbeams Of
heaven, al checked over with celestial
flowers by the mistic hand Of refraction.
Sill, always, il is beautifuI-that blessed
life water! no poison bubbles on its brink:
It's foam brings no madness nor murder: no
blood stains its liquid glass: pale widows
and starving orphans weep not burning
tears in its depths; no drunkaad'I shrink.
ing ghost from the grave curses it in the
world Of eie nal despair. Speak out my
friends, would you exchange 1t for the de-
mond's drink-AlcoholP A shout like
tho roar Of q tempest answered NOR
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12
~Col HepdrickSon IA the oplv DONG

EI Col. HendrickSon 10 the only Doug
las man on the ticket Sandusky Reg.
You are very much mistaken. Emery
man on the Democratic ticket is a Douglas
man. Trey are all in favor Of his elcci ton
in Illinois. and opposed 10 Liuooln.-[ Ohio
Statesman.
This isa very singular declaration. The
Administration is making deadly war up
on DouoLAs. using every means in its pow
er 10 procure his defeat The fact is no.
torious. The sin Of Douglas is that he
will not keep his month shut about the
ESeLIsH Bill and the Lecompton business
10 general. The Ohio Democratic Con.
ycntion declare that no Ksnsas question il
a test Of Democracy. The candidates nom
mated by that convention are, by the State
central organ. declared 20 be Doug al
men," yet they assume to have confidenc,
in the President. who makes war upor
Douglas Tor his course on question tina
they declare is no test. There is q war be
tween Douglas and the President. T Q Pre-
sident applies to the Illinois Senator a tes
that the Democracy Of Ohio repudiates. -
Nov, are the Democratic candidates fol
State officers In, Ohio for or against the Pre-
sident?-for Or against Douglas? TIL. !,
cannot bs Tor both. The fact Is. The dodR,
OF The Lecompton question by the Demo
cratic State Convention, was al act Of COW
ardice, and confession Of weakness.
: Cincinnati Commercial.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

I.|..
WAsHIEosor. Aug. S->Ths New Or
leans papers reeeivsd BY mai, furnish the
following. -ssa .ssc. ~
The Steamship Phia has arrived at New
Orleans. and Eep0Fls seeing harque ashore
on the Bimini Islands, bound to New Or
leans a.4-e
Galveston dates to the a4th ult. are Pub
lished in the. NsE. orlesns papers. The
Waco Southerner says that seven hands Of
Camenehe Indisns have combined for the
parpOse Of Waging war against the whites,
who are ralying to repel them. ssss -
TheGalvestou Civrlisn says that. from
present indications. Cotton pirking win he
general throughout Texas the first of Au-
gust. Unless an extraoFd nary calamity
interfered, the crop win be by far the lar.
gesl that was ever produced in Texas--
The estimates for next years receipts at
this point alone will he zoe, 900 hales.
The Victoria Advocate says the weather
is favorable for the crops and splendid for
the Cotton Crop. The Corn yield will be
more than average
TamIico advices to the I9th had beeu
received At New Orleans. The Govern
men. troops under Grn. Nurahman. bad
tTiunphed over the insurreciionsry forces
at ouinetalO. but was subsequently, de-
featsd.
Gen. Pusbleta. the Consiitutionslist,
While retrea,ing from Guanajuuto, was at.
tackled by Gen Lobas Zuloaquista from
Celaya. his forces routed and himself and
many others taken prisoners.
Pueblsta was subseq qusntly summarily
execuled.
There has been an outbreak in the dis.
trict Of Serra Huasleca. in favo. OF the
Constitutionalists. and Gen. Maens, ol
Tampico. bad ieit that city with 900 men
to endeavor to suppress it. Previous to
starting he issued q proclamation, Offering
an amnesty on condition of the surrender
of their arms.
The steamer Of war Goeno was at Tam
pico as means Of defense for the harbor.
G'n. VidauTri intended to send from
San Luis Potosi 1000 men against Guam.
ajirato. and 1000 more were to leave San
Luis on The l2lh ofJuly for the capital.
Gen. Caravaial was on the road between
Tampico and Tasasque. cutting off COM
munication with the interior.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

The FAIL OF MExIco.-The London
Morning Herald thinks that the fate Of the
Spanish rare on the American continent is
no longer doubtful las ruling race. il
is doomed to inevitable extinction. i
thinks Mexico must fall under the proteo.
iorate ofthe United STATES. and It adds:
When the Republic of Sierra MAdTe--
should It be erected-oomes to take its
place alongside Of its sister province. Tex
as. underline Star spangled Banner Of the
great North American Union, who viii
venture to say that its own interests Of hu
manity have not bsen benefited.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12
GTGNcR

FAHNY FEnE WKkRzNa I'm. BRKxcaEs.
Ia last Week's New York Ledger. iEal an.
daOious dangbteE Of Exs. Fanny Fern.
boldly confosseE that IN the recent rainy
spell. which made walking in skirts
imprAntieab!e. she donned q fun snit Of the
male Fern's habiIiments. and thus equip
ped took long evening walk. TO her emi-
nent comfort and 6eleesssioa. HsF hus-
band. indeed accompanied her. but whsih-
er in Der cast Of integumeuts the record
saith not Be that as It msy. Fanny svOws
in the face ofa sneefing world that hence
forth she win wear the breeehee. When
last heard from. she was seeking reliable
tailor.--N. Y. Times. ss-ss@ :
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

A tslegraphic dispatch from the West
informs US that order is fully restored 10
U'ah. and that as the meeting Of the peace
Commissioners is performed, they are re.
turning home.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

The Liberty Party Of New York has
formally nominsied Gsrret Smith for Gov.
erDor. but Il not stated yet whether be
has accepted the nomination,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

RH Judge Donglas adds TO his Chicago
speech. in the speeches hs is now making
IN Hlineis. 4 bitter philippe upon the WASH
ingion UniOn.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

YELLOW FEyEs ON SHrrBoARD. --Th,
ship Monimorenry, Of New -Orleans had L
put into New York yesterday for men
having lost several from fever. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

IN An euterpr,sinQ furrier "respect
fully announces to ladies' who wish genu
inc furs. that he makes mutfs, boas, &c.
out Of 'their nwn skins"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

~An Irishman on being asked which
was the elder. he or his brother. replied.
Il am the oldest. but ifmy brother lives
three years we shall both be the same age.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12
HARDWARE AT GREAT BAR GA ms
Cheaper than over before Offered In
Lancaster.
10 HN EFFIN q Err

10 HIN EFFIN GER
lately purchased from P. Rope his interest In
HI the Hardware business and In addition to his al
ready large stock, daily receiving, direct from
the MaHafaetursrs aud Imperfers, large purchase OF
new goods, which will make his stock OF Hardware
of the most extensive TO be found In this market His
facilities for purchasing aud arrangements with Manu-
cturers, which are equal to any will enable him to
oher all descrptong OF Hardware at IOpsr prices tAdn
GRyothsr sstabIis hmsnt. The attention Of FARMERS
and Is invited to the extraordinary induce
mentsnow hold out to them In the way of great bar
gansuly satisfied that they consult own In
terest they will be certain to call and examine his pr-
cesbefore purchasing elsewhere. BY close attention
to business, and by constantly keeping hand full
andcomplete and the best goods he hopes
tosecure large share ofhe patronage ofthe Farmers
and Mechanics sof fthe county.
April 90, 1854,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

Tne Missouri Democrat estimates the
population Of Oansas at this time at 80. 600
Leavsnwortb county alone containing
is, 600 inhabitants.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

John Mitchell has concluded that eighty
millions Of dollars per annum is the very
smallest sum that viii keep together the
Democratic party.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

A Philadelphia letter writer rays that
the German citizens Of that city are estIma-
tod to number 80, 900 souls.