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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
French Wine Statistics.

The hrst number Of semi-weekly jour
nal, lie Vignerou. devoted as its name i'm.
ports, to the interest Of the wine, has just
been issued in Paris. Its programme"
contains some interesting statistical infor-
nation concerning the wine product OF
France. appears that more than 2,OoO,.
hectars Of land are now covered with vines
Of which 100000 have been planted with.
in the last Eve years; and the average total
yield Of wine is $4,000. 900 hectolitres,
valurd at 300. 900, 900 frances. { ieo, 600,
600. The value Of the barrels made each
year in France, TO meet the wants Of The
winters. Is eo,ooo.Ooo frances, and the
expenses for transported ion by sea, river
canal. railroEd, 80, are comuied at no les
than 30, 900, 600 fraeces. The tax upon
liquors OF all loHs yields TO the Frencl
treasury arevenue Of rec. .oOO, 900 frances
while the entire sum which changes hand
in the various stagrsof the wine trade 1
France exceeds one Thousand millions {
frances per anum. ao,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
FITS! FITS! FITS! FITSl
DIR. H.aNCE,S. HEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPll lEPTlC PILLS.

fF. er and ConstitHtioRdt DiseaseS.t =
DER60NS who are laboring under this distressing.
u malady. will find DR.. HANcE's VEGETA BILE EPi-.
BEPTlC PILLS to be the only remedy yer discover
ed for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits. rir.si
These Pills possessa specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especrliy
for the purpose of curing Pitts they will be found Of
especial benefit for all persons ahiieted with weak
nerves, whose nervous system has been prostrned
or shattered from any cause whatever. In chronic
complaints, or diseases of long standing, superinduo-
ed by nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial
Price 80 per box, or two boxes for e5, Persons out
sent them through the masl, free OF postage. For
sale by SETH S. HANCE, No IOS Baltimore Street,
baltimore, Maryland, to whom orders from ali narts
of!he Union must be addressed, post paid.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA AT HALL
FAX

HALIFAX. July 27.-The steamship E.
urope arrived from Liverpool at six CLOCK
this morning.
Three huddred persons were injured
by the recent explosion Of fire works in
London,
II was rumored that the Panama route
will alternate with lhs Suez route in the
carriage OF th- Australian mail
It WAS rumoted that orders have heen
sent to the French China fleet to dispatch
two ships to The Red Sea.
Spain has sent her threatened rem on
STRANGE against the British insults to that
Government.
Il was rumored that The Turkish troops
had three conflicts with the Montenegrins,
and finally drove them to the noun
tains.
Turkey has promised ample satisfaction
Tor the Jrddah massacre. Other Turkish
outrages against Christians are reported
The Muss-lmen were driving Christians
from Candida
! Advices from India say the rebels are
iu great iorce around Lucknow. ht
The u. s. steamer owha'tan left Hong
Kong on May the l2th for the North.
The Germantown remained at Hops
Kong. The Minnesosa, Mississippi, ant
, Antelope were in the Gulfoi Petkhrli. =
The steamer Roval Charter from Astralia
with two millions of treasure, arrived a
Liverpool. II had been feared she wa
: lost es sf
The London Times pronounces the Ag
memron totally unfit to lay the ocean ca
a BILE, and suggests the building of ship fc
that special purpose, If the Grant Easter
lconnot be obtained. 3t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Philadelphia correspondent Of the
Tribune writes as follows. ina spirit wor-
thy of imitation here: \.
lyon know already that the bspuer uu.
der which the Opposition 10 Pennsy lvAnia
has thought it must prudent TO rally, is in
srrihed with The Peoples party" In
this sign We conquered sgnally at the mu
uicipal election. held only four days after
the passage # the English swindle. The
harmony Of interests naugerated on that
orcasion was SO decided, and. produced
such wholesome fIuits. that the entire 0p-
pusilion II rous shoui the State d4mquded a
common rally under the same victorious
h,g.s The Union has indicated has been
new cemeuted into adurrble cohesion by
the undisturhei harmony which prevailed
at the State Convention OF the Peoples
party, held last werk at Harrisburg.
Every county was largely presented
There, and, what Is very unusual in such
bodies, there was no i'll blood engendpred
nv coutesling delegations Ex Governor
Reeder emerg I'd on this occasion. from the
obscu,ity of his law ofice OF Eastons and
was chosen President. aud viii do good
service in the coming canvass. There was
but single important nomination TO make
that o: Judge Of the Supreme Court. For
this position. Mr.. John NJ Reed. of this
city was selected. Mr.. Reed is lawyer
o. high standing, eminelly ftted to give
dignity to The bench He was once Dem
ocIat, and served as United Siates ,DjslFic,
ATTORNEY under the rule Of Van Buren,
Tyler sent his name into the Senate for
Judge Of the uprPme Court. butt hung
: fire there by not being acted on, until Polk
: came into power. whereupon the country
was disgraced BY the substitution Of Grjt'
for Judge. 80
All through the Canvass of the last two
years Mr. r. cd was steady GO opperaef
with the Opposition Of the sham Drmocra'
cy, and may be counted relia' le man.
His G,npss for The Oh e, and his undouht
I'd orthodoxy. combined to make him th'
rhoic5 Of tie Convention, by whom hi
. nomination was unanimous. Its diff"
TO see what quarter defeat can come from
Signs from Ill parts of the ssate giv' 'ok
7 Ell of an unex mpled triumph. Reede
Twill be run for Congress. and will SlumI
e the district in High Dutch. He can pol
t heavy vote Tor himself, and may very
, lproLahly be elected.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
BEoINNrNo THE WoRLD--Mauy an u

BEGINNING THE WORLD Many an un-
wise parent la ors hard and lives spsringly
all his life. for the purpose Of leaving
enough to give his children start in the
worli, as It is called. Setting a young
man aAoat with money Jeff him by his rel
atives, is like tying blaAdsrs under the
arms of ne who cannot swim; ten chances
to one he will lose his blunders ard go to
the bottom. Teach htm to swim and he
will never need the hlsdders Give your
child sound lucalion, and you have done
enough for him. Sc to it that his moral.
are pure, his mind cultivated. aud his whole
nature subservient to the laws which gov
ern men. and You have given what wIll be
nj more valu4 than thewealth OF the Indies
To he thrown upon ons's resources. is tc
he cast into the very lap Of fortune. fol
cur faculties tn undergo development
and display an energy Of which they war,
previously iususcepHble. BOG 10 L.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

Y RTThe cold on Frazer River is said to
have. hesn first discovered by man nam
ed Charles Adams, who was. afterwards
shot and killed by his partner Charles
Mcdonald, during controversy relating
10 some gold. The story Of lhA rich disco,
veri4s went abroad. and the excitement in
relation thereto, has been increasing, until
California is now in, motion giving forth
an exodus as-wiid an great as that which
at first moved to California from our shores
1T is estim tied. "says the. San Francisco
Bulletin. "lhat At least eight thousand peo
pie have already left California FOR tho new
mines since the breaking out Of the excite
ment. Besides thos4 intending to mine of
course quite a number have gone up to
trade, and Others to speculate in lois upon
the sites Of future cities, g.. Sx steamers
have been laid on the route between San
FRANCISCO and The new mines, besides eight
or ten sailing vessels" ...3 3.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
wA relic Of Munro Parks travels in

EEA relic Of Mungo Parks travels in
Africa has been discovered by Lieut.. Glo-
YER. of Baikis's West Coast Expedition,-
The incident is thus related by the Cape
Literary Magazine: Lieutenant Glover.
one ofthe officers under the command OF
Captain Baikie. has stumbled upon vslu
able relic of Mungo Park. and has ofcoarse
secured it. Passing through a native viii
laSe near the scene OF Parks melancholy
death, and old man accosted the Lieuten-
ant, md showed him book which had
for years been in his poSssssioo~, It was .
volume OF logarithmsS with M1ngo PARK I
name, and autograpmc notes sapd memo.
randas5 TIE possessor offered it to- Mr.
Glover for 20O 900 cnwties FInestimablt
as the.prizs was, the price dem ahded was
enormous. and it was impossible 10 pay It
After some consideration the Lieutenant
took from his pocket clasp knife. and ask
ed the native what he thought OF that. This
was too tempting a bait 10 be refused. the
native joyfullv took tho knife, and The
Lieutenanlstill more joyfully secured his
valuable memento OF the distinguished Af
eicau traveller"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
New Route to the Frnzsr River Gold
," District, o.


An attentive correspondent at 81. Paul,
Minnesota, has sent US nm acc unit of the
proceedings ofs public meeting recently
held in that city, which report we civ
in ex,enso this morning 1t Is prefased
with some valuable geographical and topo-
graphical information relative to the coun-
try lying northward and westward Of Min.
nssoIa: and as the main acts arc taken
from report recently nj de to the British
Parliament. they may be depen'ed upon
as entirely reliable. The people OF 81.
Paul. fortified with these facts. now direct
the attention of emigrants from C,nada and
the Northern States TO the fact that the new
e Dorado can he reached from their city
with much less expense and in much quick
er time than by any other means. The
proposed route commences at ST. Paul and
follows the course Of The Red River north
ward TO Pembina, which lies on the British
frontier, four hundred and fifty miles from
the city above named. From thence the
route follows the course Of the Sask-
atchewan, q noble rvlr, uavigahls for Sc.
vsrnl hundred miles, and proceeds TO Fra
zer and Thompson rivers. The twelve
hundred miles rom Pembina TO the MINIS
arc iraversed through the British posses
sions. Three routes are given, hut iht
difference is fifiing. Doubtless the Cana
dian emigration will hereafter make a
straight course from tho head waters o.
Lake Superior to P,mhina. thus saving
the detour around ST. Paul; hu for III,
present Il would seam tha. the thriving
cily must receive considerable profit from
the outfit OF emigmnts. The expense O
the transit Is set down at $3.50 per man
90 that the whole expense from NewYo,l
70 the gold region would be less than S225
The opening Of these routes will enur
In q greater degree to t'e English than b
us; but with the reciprocal feeling exist
ing between the two countries, we sha
have our share Of the trade. an |. perhaps
with the superior energy and aStivily Of ou
frontier settlers. rrifle more. At any raj
the people OF St. Paul are bound mo-, to b
the last 10 the field.-Ncw Yolk Herald
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

EF The election of members Of the next
G ngress, Rill commence next month. In
Missouri. the election lakes place on the
second Of August. On the first Thursday
in August, North Carolina will elect ?
Governor, and Legislature that will have
an U. S Senator to elect. The Kentucky
eleaNion Tor Judge and Clerk of the Court
Of Appeals, takes place on the second Mon
day in August. The Kansas election pro-
viied for in the English Bill, takes place
on the second Of August ., Ii
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
a.yTbe london Times is about 10 h

EE The London Times is about to be
printed on the beet paper, at saving Of
two cents pound, which, en- their addi-
ton Of several tones per day. is 7equa
to 100000 ayear. IL viii coon be used
on the Illustrated London News, and all
the leading London periodicals, it having
been thoroughly tested and found in evr ~
respect superior to tine paper heretofore
used for printing dry. giving clear sharp
impression. so desirable in the working o
wool engravings. - Lou. Journal " z
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

RThe Democracy held a County
Convention in s'n 'usky Saturday, last. A
bomhSh-ll exploded in the hapds.of the la
borers at the work Of the day--that is a
resolution wrs offered as follows: se
Resolved, That We have uuwavering
conti Ipnre in the Democracy. honesty
consistency aud integrity Of Stephen A.
Daullas. the champion Of the people and
the Argus of their rights. ~
This was s'unnerl Altar long eight
the Conven ion adjourned without doing
anything absolutely ran away from Its,
eli. 't t'fhtE aa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
Burning of the "Log Cabin" of"oId
TippecAnOe.N

The '.old North Bend NJ ,nsion House, -
The "log cabin" OF "old Tip" rich with
rgminicenre, historic. almost classic. oI
worll vide celebrity, famous in song and
Story, was burned to the ground Saturday
night Il was occupied by family OF Col
WIN II II TAYLOR, son in law IF Presi
dent HARRISON, who bearly escaped with
their lives, saving only their night clothes
The Colonel says that he has lost every
thing, hut feels lrutly thankful that hi.
family is saved. = Cincinnati Commercial
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
nyAt Turin the police have receive

Ey Az lurin the ponce nave received
intelligence Of the secret arrival OF Mszzini
and at one momeut they though; that they
had succeeded in capturing him. The
CAPTIVE however turned out to be mem
her oft"e Right, NJ Amaldi. who hears a
striking resemblance to Mnzsini. S-me
time ago. an attach OF one of the Belgian
missions was arrested at Chsmbery. BY q
similar error, and other parties have alsC
had 10 pay the penalty Of being taken fol
the Italian.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
nV A Southern editor saws ihatifKr,

EV ASouthern editor says, thst,if Ken.
tucky refuses TO 20 for Lecompton, she can.
not expect her interests to be regarded by
the people Of the South. Prentice replies
that the only way in which tie fire eaters
can successfully harm Ktnucky is to cu
their own throats or hang themselves with
grape.viEes, thus reducing the legi,imat,
demand for Temp.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

THB Mississippi river has been sscen-
ded hy a Steamboat this summer. one hun
dred and City n lbs farther than ever a
steamer disturbed its waters before. The
North Star made trip up TO Poksiana
Falls,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

GT The St. Paul papers of the 26th
ult,, speaks oftte arrival of advanced trains
from Penlbinaw, on their annual tradirg
tip to that city. Altogether it is believed
that the trains will bring down the furs to
the value OF $3D. 900, besides about $780,,
600 in gold with which to complete their
purchases. ,.s,. Istas .s3. Sta
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

SEE TO IT.---Mr. SMYTH. the able eifi;-
lent and accomplished State School Com,
missioner. has been making speech al
Cleveland, before a young ladies' semins'
ry which attracted much attention. Speak.
ing of tie extravigancs in dress among
young laiies, he says:
The costly and gorgeous plumape
which our modern birds OF PARADISE have
assumed Tor the very urpose Of attracting
admiration, fright-n all wise and prudent
men from the idea Of attempting to cage
them. They justly Judge tina, the almost
daily molting Of birds of this feather. and
the as frequent rppluming, together with
the suspicion that for all good purposes
they would prove Of less value Ihal either
o. the "two sparrows which are sold for a
farthirg," are facts which do not harmon
isA with the weight Of their purses.
How many Of the futures Of young bu-
sineSs men, and the frauds andforgeries o
clerks telers and cashiers. within the
Inst ten years. have had their origin in the
spirit Of fashionable extiavig.nce in the
family. How many of the legicns of di,
vorces which ara becoming the shame o.
our land. CONS up from the same p4stilen'
tial pool--fashion The gay and dasl inC
young wife, willie her husband is toiIine
at his hu'iness. fnds home loo quiet fol
one who drsrards home dulies; and who
has not mind and culture sufficien 10 ap
prrciate hooks, paintings and music Sh'
must array herself in dazzling attire, ant
ride and romp. visiting Tie opera with tn,
first dandy or rogue who may kindly offe
his Attendance. And how coon is all do
me'tio happiness driven from the house
and wreched husband sues for divorce
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
Increased Annual British Emigration 10
the Unlinh alniaa


The annual report Of the British Emil
grafton Commissioners, just published.
Satss the total emigration from the United
Kingdom for the past year to have been
2l2,S75, moderate increase on the two
proceeding years. hut still a falling of Of
i76 $40 from the average OF the four years
from 1851 to 1854. The numbsr of emf
grants who returned from the United dStAtes
during the year was l5.447, Of whom I L.
I54 arrived in the last hall Of the year,
during the progress o. the commercial cri-
sis Last year the remittances from the
United States by previous Irish emigrants,
toenable their friends to join them. amount
ed to only E593, 1856. while the average oI
the proceeding ten years was about a mill
lion sterling.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

ETTtll me, ye winged winds that
round my pathway roar doye not no some
quiet spot where hoops are worn no more?
Some loan and silent dell, some iselsnd or
som cave. where women can walk three
ahrsast along the village pave? The loud
winds hissed around my ta,e and sickering
answered, "nArV place."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

BoERo WED CAPITAL General Jackson
once SAID hat thns- who "do business on
borrowed capital ought to faii." We won
der what tre old hero, wnrs he alive, would
say of the present Nd ninislration, which is
doing business on borrC wed capital t. the
tune Of forty millions year.--Boston Al.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

Two ST. RY CARS A two story passen-
ger car has b-rn invented at Philadelphia,
The upper story is reached bya small
hiding staircase from below. II is not
accessible to passengers in crino's o, and
is iMen ed for The use Of Ismookers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
The Evil Of a Bad Temper.

A ba1 temper is curse tn its posesssor,
and iis itAu4nce is most dea.ly wherever
it is found. It is allied TO martyrdom to
be obliged to live with one Of a complain
ing tenppr. To lear one eternal round of
complaint and murmuring-io have every
pleasing thought scared away by their
evil spirit--isa sore trial. II is like the
sting Ola scorpion-s-a perpetual nettle, de-
stroying vour peace, rendering lie a bur
den. It's influence is dead y. and the pu
rest and ,sweetesta mosphere is contamna.
ted into deadly miasma wherever this
evil gpnious prevails. 1t has been said
tIuely that we ought not to let the bad tenn
per OF others inAusnce us. il would he as
unreasonable to.spreada plas er ofSpanish
fiies npon the skin, and not expsor it to
draw, as to think ofa family not suff ring
because ofthe bad tmper OF any OF its in
mates. One string out Of tune will de-
9 roy the music Of an instrument, other.
wis4 perfec'--so II all the menbers Of q
church. neigh orhood and family do NOT
cultivate kind and effpctionate temper.
lhere will lie disco,d and every evil work
A VERY HARD CAsE,--The New York
Times The following: IAN enIerpi-
sing young man in Albany. few years a
60, who had what he conoidered to be a
valuable medicine. which he wished to sell
for the benefit of mankind. prevailed upon
an old fellow Of his acquaintance TO Join
him in business. and furnished HIM with
the necessary cspial TO go ahead wilb.--
He came to New York. and at once enter
edupon most plohl1atc and runous course
Of advertising, which, at list excited the
alarm Of the old gentleman in Albany, who
came down 10 inspect The accounts Of the
conrearn, and to his utter conslernalion he
discovered that his prodyal partner had
sp mt the entire capital he first year in
advertising. But rxamrhing little fur.
ther, he discovered that there was placed
to his credit mole than FIVE times the
amount Of the capital he lad furnished as
his share OF the profets, The aston'sh-
mrnt oithe poor old gentleman proyad too
much for him, for he went home and died
in a fit. il merchants do not wantio GET
richtoo fast they should be careful not tc
ADVERTISE" lr. 81.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

ET An umbrella ia an article, which
by the morality Of society you may steal
from friend Or foe and which for the same
reasons you should lend TO neither.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

re- A Troy clap, who voted Illegally at
the Albany charer election, alleges that
he was told that his months residence
10 the penitentiaIy entitled him TO vote.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

ID toKFoRD & DAVIS have purch sed the interest
1e OF Y. RICE In the late firm Of BICKFoRD, DA-
Wis & RICE. The business ofthe Woollen Factory
Will be continued under the arm OF B1CKFoRD& 4
DAVIS, all business OF the late firm will be settled
by them. lCFCAsH paid for WOOL. :
....1- BlcKFoRD & DAVIS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

RFA q .rmsn was arrested in New
York on. Saturday, while cooking dog
steak for dinner He was indignant at the
interference Of the police. He claimed
lEM he had right TO eat dog with nons
to olsst OF make him afraid. He was
locked up to te f4i on bread and water un-
sil the dog days are ovsr.--[ Gin. Com
mercial. ''.' 80 't TIA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

ET The New Orleans Picayune, Of the
18Th says that along The ''coast' there Is az
yet no sign Of the fall Of the river. One
gentlemen reports that opposite his plan
tation IL has been on ssland for Hve wee Ks.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

GoTLEIBEN BoRrzER of the Town OF Enzburg.
W In the County OF Maulbrunn, Kingdom of Wer-
tumburg, Germany, is hereby notified that John
George Bortzer did on the nrst day OF July, A. ID.
1855, e bis petition In the 0lce the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the County
Of Fairfield and State of Ohio charging the said Got
leiben Bonzer with willful absence for more than
three years last and asking that he may be d.
vorced from u @ said Gotlelben BortZer Which Pc
ttion will stand for hearing at the next OF said
Court. Dated this frst day Of Jhly,A, d 1853. \"
JOHN GEORGE BORTZER,
By JOSEPH A. SHAW, his Attorney.
Lancaster, July 9, lS5s--6wI0pfS3 so ..s -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
AHAIS AVID GAPS. 81!

Of every variety, ever offered in this markets Also
LADIES' Fufs, Robes, ,Umb elias, Canes,
&C. all of which he will sell at the lowest living
rates, and warrant TO be equal TO any thing Of the
kind In the Western County. He remembers with
gratitude hsaold customers. and hopes by honest
attention to his business TO erit aud receive liberal
share Of the public patronage. M. SMALLEY.
Lancaster, July 8, 1850 3mI0 Siri
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29

nT The Republicans ia the Frankline
District nominaied Llcus CASE Esq, Of
Newark by acclamatioD, for Congress.