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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04
4. 20. mi.


We clip tho following paragraph from
the Hooking Sentinel of last week..
"Tbe members of the Order from "Tar.
hee. Lodge Lancaster. Ohio. to the num-
Der ofabout one hundred. visited Logan,
on last Thursday evening, for the purpose
tof openings Lodge in this place. After
initiating some twenty persons into the
mysteries OF the Order, they had q mid
night procession, which was quite an im-
posing affair. and created no little excite
ment among our citizens. This Order has
a:Lodge in Almos. evsryvillags in the Uni.
ted States, and the papers, we notice. say
.'the Poor need not fear the Winter. 30
long IS the Sons OF Malta are about" -
Their funds are spent for benevolent pur-
poses, and their ceremonies sublime as
well as comic. illustrating most happily,
the, old addage, "there is but one step from
the sublime to theridIculous." The mem.
bers enjoy themselves amazingly in their
meetings, and delight in surprising the
destitute by donations Of Wood, Flour and
other articles, left upon their premises at
the dead hour of night, when it is sup
|possd all eyes are sleeping. save the All
seeing eye OF Him who taketh notice OF
the Sparrow's fall! These uuostentati us
aets ofcbarity have caused blessings to be
Epcured'upon the Order. by relieved wild.
ows, orphans and others in destitute cir
cumstances. The Sons of Malta acknowl.
edgeno creed OF faith, nor place OF birth,
but regarding all men as Brothers. minis
Iter to the wants Of the necessitous wherever
found, OF whatever kindred, tongue or ua-
ton. For their acts of charity, they will
receive that which is due from Him who
said. 'Ihe poor ye have always with you"
and if they mix up the spice Of fun and
mirtb, with their initiation or exercises
wherein is there anything to tocensure? Whe
does not relish fun, especially when it in
jures no oue-in person, property or feeling
and'is the means Of supplying fund fol
the relief Of the destitute. The Sons o
Malta are emphatical!ysa benevolent order
bound together by obligations and form
as brethren OF other Orders are, but il
> their membership and acts ofcharity, thel
} Eare not confined to one class or sect, a
other organizations are! Recognizing al
mankind .s brothers, they do good unit
all mankind. without regard to person. ag
or SEX"
We doubt not, the Order will aourisl
lin Logan. as there is a host Of good fellow
down there, who certainly delight in do
ing good to- their fellow men upon broa
!. platform ofuniversal brotherhood.
Wonder il Brother GOULD amt Son?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04
O0MMERCIAL LNTELLIaENcE
Lancasssr unrkef. h
NEW YORK MARKET,

Nkw YoaE. August 9. 1859.
Flour opened Arn. hat closed dnil aud dropping
Sales barresAt ~ s5as 10 fsr supef9he State.
- l0 ~ for eHtra do, - 75a5 rs Tor snperBe West
ern gla5 50 for common good extra Western. sS
2aS 40 for Old and SOa5 IS fresh-Grouhd shipping
extra rOnnd hoop Ohio: closing heavy.
WhehtiA2e better. Witl limited supply ~ new
Sales Of 50n0 basheis ineIuIiLR Old Whit Kentaekv
at ~. new Rod southern 3oaI IS, aud old White
Western nt I5al I55z.
| Rye duh nt75a7R cents.
Corn heavy and iowcr Sales NJ 100 bsshris at 75e
for and new nj xcd Western In store aud delivered
oatsheavyat 35al0e. for Western and Canadian.
Whisky lower. Sales At 2sasSt>c.
Cut Meats inactive. Sales Of ls5 packag al Sac
| for Shoulders. and sas1 re. for Hams.
Batter quiet at i2a6e. for Ohio and IGa20e for State
Cheese quiet at X cents.
/ Sugar heavy. MGseoyada sHa6T cents.
Wool unchanged. sales OF 10000 pounds Fleece
! l3T1Sa53e.; Pulled Is ATmeT and quiet.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04

SKSsrrIvENEss OF THE iENoLIsH. THE
London newspapers are alarmed at the
fact that themercury, during the preeent
summer. has reached 30 degrees in tha,
city, causing many citizens, who neyerdid
! 90 before, to flee to the country aud water
ing places. They think that this apprec'
: eden.ed ascension Of the mercury isa fore.
'Eunner of the;gensral cohfagraiion. They
would Il in our country, and only leave
"a grease.spot behind. where the mercury
has ranged from 100 to llo degrees, and
iEom lso;tO $50 inrthe sun. Being NOR,
Edeshy than our people, know wonder they
aafs ekclsimipgswi.h Shakespeare:
so thatthis too too solid losh Aveuld meit,
Vi And resolve tlselfIAto dew.'' eyH'S'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04
nE0ur Mississippi valley is destine,

| E Our Mississippi valley is destined
to become the garden OF the world. hut a
deal weight on its population is the mi
asm which engenders bilious diseases all
over it. Could an absolute antidote be
found toths malaria which exhales from
its marshes. it is .impos sible to over es,i-
mate the consequences to our, prosperity
We congratulate our fellow citizens and
fellow sufferers around US, on the an,
nouncement, important II true, that DR.,
~. @. AyEa the celebrated medico Chem,
list of the East, has discovered Just such All
antidote-his "1gue Cure" which is sup
piled at aprice that can exclude no ont
from It's benefits. and that is said to cure
Fever and Ague to moral certainty
tFSnsiIy iNsitor. diemphis.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04
Kentucky Election.

LoUIsyILLE. August 2.-rhe following
Congressmeu are elected; First DISTRICT
Burnett. Democrat;Sscond- -Psyton; Dem.
ocrat, probably; Third--BrystoD, Opposi-
ton: Foufth--Apderson. Opposition; Fifth
Brown, Democrat; Sixth--GafraId,
Democrat, probably; Mallory,
Opposition; Eighth -Simms, Democrat
probably; Teuth--Steveusou. Democrat. 7
The returns Indicate the election Of Ma.
coffin, Democrat. for Governor, and tha,
the State Legislature. on joint ballot. vii
have a small Democratic majority.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04
A..stat,nnnrH,Aretaor.


We are indebted to our friend and fel-
low-townsman,. r. &. H. IRvERINa for the
following:
Messrs. EDs.--I witnessed an unusual
original phenomena at Logan, in
the adjoining county, last Friday night,
what appeared to be comet. with very
long curved tail. 1t suddenly appeared in
the sky, creating great astonishment
among the inhabitants, who, taken by sur.
prise, pronounced it comet, toreboding
something dreadful to the '-earth. After
remaining stationary some time, the nucle'
us BURST illuminating the whole city, The
tail lingering for several seconds after the
explosion: This is an important fact fol
the consideration Of natural philosophers
doubtless, in some way connected with the
drouth which forweeks has been destroy
ing the hopes Of the farmers.
i lot superstition raise It's vcIce,
Such signs but bid the wise rejoice,
| As falls the rain with force divine,
~ To show that notiu vain tho sign.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04
Read Notice.

KIoTlCRis hereby given, that petition will be
fosontcd to the Coinlnissone Of fairfield coun
a. Ohio at their September session, ID. 1850, rag.
Ing for an alteration VI Comfy Road, (known tho
Circievilo aud Logan Roadl said alteration to com
mence where said Road inteTsocts the line betweon
tho lands Of Henry Dustman and James Lawrence;
thenco West on said line about 6y rods to
vile aud Mnysville Turnpike Road and thoro 10 ter
niDate And said petition will further pray that
much OF said Circeville and Logan Road, the line
bstween said Henry Dustlnan aud Philip Keifsrbef,
aud .dsu that that part of said Road running from
said line south through said Dustman's land 70 the
beginning point of end alteration above described
being q distance OF about 100 rods be vacated.
August 4, le59--4wI4r PETlriONER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04

iLocAL ITEMs win our freindSin the
Z different townships stnd ius the loOai items
eofin.erest occurring in their respective
q llocalities?by SO doing. we shall beenabled
to lay before our readers. all the items oi
local iuteres.with sveryissue Of our paper
We would like to make arrangements with
individuals, in the different townships.
throughout the county for his purpose
III you do notwish 10 writssin full. give vi
tthe facts and we will shape them.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04


Messrs. RDroRs.- II do not expect, that
all young people who read this little atli.
Gle, viii agrso with ma in everything that
| suggest. In the first place, because they
are matters about which, many well.msAn-
ing persons differ; and secondly because
many young people regard all such pro,
hibihons, coming from their seniors, as a
selfish interference with what tbeyIegard
as perfectly innocent pleasures. Some oI
my suggestions however, know the young
reader will fully concur in; and rest sat.
i'fed after making thrm. because, know,
that when twenty-five or thirty years shall
have passed, they will agree with all thai
| shall say.
In tie frs: place then, were I young
again, would never learn to use tobacco
in any form; OF to use any splrituou,
liquors; not even beer or ale. Thougl
have rever heen much troubled with I
desire for either. yeti know their evils
They are injurious and poison; and al
the money spent for them 10 a Thousand
times worse than thrown away. Be
sides their uae impairs the physical en-
|ergies Of men. and makes them in som,
instances like brutes. only worse. And
have seen. that tsmpering with arden
spirits is fraught with ten Thousand dan
gers; and has caused more misery in tn
human family, than any one cause exist
ling on the face Of the earth.
1 III were young man, IIWould suffs
any priyation, were 1t necessary. ratbe
than taste the one. or the other. An,
were l a young lady. l would not reciev
the attentions ofany young gentleman VIII
Iindulged in any Of these dslsterious pois
ons. And could the last twenty years @
lmy life be returned 10 me, l have to sa
for myself. that 1 would never spend mon
sy. or time, in visiting saloons, theatres
small shows or any such places of amuss
m ent; because / now know, that the lin
and money. are worse than thrown away
1 This you viii not believe now, but 70
. win hereafter. PHOENIX.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY
The Ia, Ii 3 l5 daya oE Oclobor noxt


Every effort win be made BY the Society
to make this Fair attractive and interest
ing. aud 10 every way superior to any pre-.
vious one. The committee appointed at the
last meeting Of the Directors. to revise the
Premium List. viii publish The same in q
short time for general distribution, some
four or five hundred dollars have been sd'
ded to the Premiums heretofore offered BY
the Society.
The Fair is open for Stock from any par
Of the State.
All entries should be made as early il
the month Of October as possible. by ap
pHcation to the Sscrstary. or to Joseph G
Kinkead. Treasurer.
G. Is. WISEMAN. Secretary.
Lancaster. August A, 1859.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04
CINCINNATI MARKET.

- EtHcIHnA II. 4 uKusI 2, IHSV
Flour--Thcfe not much change In the market
0.day; the demand mod crate aDd chiefly local.
holders under The adyices from New York toward he
close OF Change were nFfneT. The sales were I40O
barrels sa5 for and 5as IS for extrn: the
latter rate for choice White Wheat.
GrOeeres-sugzS nFm at full rates. sales at sax
Molasses nrm al 3ae. Coffee steady At iikai2ke.
Wheat-Tbe market Wss active to-day. with q brisk
demand for ne finer grades and prices CLOSE shheT-
Sales 5000 bushels prime White a. Is 1900 do good
do at IL 800 do. prime Red az %. delivered; 1900
do. prime Hil stI lOaI -. Received since Saturday
IO,i57 bushstS.
COp-The market Is arm, with fair demand at Goa
-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04
FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT.

lMR.HUNTER WILEF0RFKIT $50 If FAILING
10 auy case Of disease that may eemo
nder his how long stsnding Afiiet-
ng Either sax are tnTtteA 10 hi6 Private RoemSsA
North SEVENTH Sweet. Philadelphia, Nttheutfear
ofinteruption fr0m other patients. Sirsngers and
others whohave beeu unfortunate In the selection 81
Physician sreinsited 10 eall,
IMPofBNCY-Thfough unrestrained indulgence
Qfthe passions, By sefabuse, the evils are
numerous. Premniurcimpotency .involuntary semin-
Al wastinG ofsas eEgans lOss Of memsSy,
adlsaste for female soeety general or con-
stitutio naha ssse 70 falov II nsees-
sarys soonsaitsho Oocior u4ih confidence; he oaeTs
perfect cure.
RRAD AND RRFLECT-The aAiioled would do we'll
TO trusting their health and happiness,
and in many IN the hands OF phyS-
ignOrant Offhis class Of mAisdies. His certain
Impossible for TO understand all the lstho
human family sHbjeett0. Every respectable ply
sieian has his which be II more sue
ceHfulhan his brother profeaaors, and 20 thathoAe-
votes m0st OF hts time and study.
| YEARS OF FPRACTIcB. exeinaiyely devoted 10 The
study and dsoaseso of the seEual organs,
win uIeers upon the body. throat nose OF
legs, pains In the head bonas. merounAl TholmA-
tsin gravel Irregularities .diseasps arihna
fFe ,or the blood, whereby the
construction has become eafeebed enables the Doe
tor to oser speedy Se1iefto all who may place them
selyes undsf his care. ~
D7Medieine forwafdedto aay para Of sho 1eltsd
l6tatcs,--PfIeeTen DoItaru per Phoknee.
Rorlale, M snIcKIHSOR's sCELEBRATRpMh4
SKTO -EJkCTEIc MACHINE. No acid OF oihesin
gredent required: itspover bsing obtained lFom {
tpeymsneat magnet. NOfamily should be uithcate one
Price ohi, Ten Dollats. septastlssS--isn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04

eEIasT or AUousT CELHBRArrcN. Our
tColored folks, with hundreds from other
etIocalflies, going prineipalyby railway. en-
,ioyed the "FSatth ot;July," scommemora.
t, tive ofSi. Domingo emancipation, At Wdl'
mington. sAs thereis a a'QuAksr public
yopinion in that region, they were not mo-
Tested. bar permitted. on the County NFSii
cGroutds, almost to oyationiEe their heads
A from their shoulders in exhibiting ths'darA
fsubjectwhich bruugh themtogetheriron
ically and; viee vsrsically apestrpphisips
oour flag thus:
''%Ihe S tar spangled Banner, o long may'it wdvo
r o,er tho land ofthe free and the home ofthe StaUs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04

EE-Bhe Lancaster Il Pas) Union says
the largest harvest ever secured m that
county is'now'being garnered. IL estimates
the Wheat at four millions ofbushels. and
everything in proportion. 3 ,s
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IDMR. M

W NV IUnk.
Form0fy Physleinn % NE Nsw Ygrk Hospital. Nom
bof 81 no 6aitod atsa Eel oeae MsdiolI xssoefa-
uoa; ipysals. q ihs ,, ssssis.sd q Lang Tester;
Treatment sfcghsu piloh C cahserand
al disease % the buhgs. Throat.
BiOod, Liver, Nerves skin, EJea Ears. DC, &c, &c.
WILL nkKE fis HErT MONTHLY yIGT TO
LANG ASTER,
ON tuesday, sept. 1879.
Ho win ArrIvsoA tho ansi Traih going wss, aud re
main "A hoHfss lie viliAlsO, Visit obeo
every month Ihroagh lhe year.
DR.. MAsLV hus had extensiVe experience Of mora
than twenty years 10 eeunify prasee, we'll 10 the
Hopiial. aud iBaraaues Of New York aad Philadeis
phla Having also spent several yoars among the
feetly familiar with ihs medicinal pfopeTles Of All She
agents used W tho "Medirine Men" ofihe dlnerenI
Thbes. He will treat all the diseases that desh Il
heir 10. His medicines are composed Of5arks. Buds
Leaves, Roots and GnBsi Having ths utmost faith
10 the goodness Of God, We believe that for every
maady there Is foaud 10 our own soil a saTe and
neyer.faiing rsnedy. BY the aid ofthese remedies
CADeer, IneipIent consuinPton, scrofaiA. kheurns.
ism, Fits. Salt Hheum. and aii diseases 0f the Eyc
Ear, Skin, Nerves, Throat, Lungs Liver aud Stomach
as euTable In my bands ss any other disease
IL durable.
Cures wArrantedI Examination Free.
Hours OF consultation from stoC each day. DR.
MANLY will visit this town every month th rough
the year. These vislts are preparatory the estaO
lishmeni OF Hospital In New York. TO be CONDUCTED
by DR.. MAsLY upon the principle Of the new school
or Amer riean Eclectic Practice OF Medicine. He wa
educated in the College OF Physicians aud Surgeons
in New York and for many yeafs prae,ieed the "olt
school system." About 10 years since. he beeaIn,
eonynced the great superiority Of Rcocticsm anS
such has been his success ffOm that time, In rh,
treatment OF many thousand cnses OF dIseas
es, as to enable him 10 warrant cures, In AspTit
confidence which only knowledge can give. DIR. NAN
LY viii be hapEyto operate for the remoyal OF en-
larged Tonsils TumoFs, Cataract, an for nezTly al
diseases requiring surgical Interference.
Althoufh II Is not .he best mode OF tn
Doctor will when desired, describe 70 bis patient
their diseases, without asking any question He ha
In his day book the Of many hundred patient
in this vicinity wh0hav9 been cured within The pas
old school Tho naics and adj resses the 80 patient
will bo given ifdesred, to enAbl reader 70 oh
tain tho details Of the case. DR.. MAELV will bhn
with him more than a hhndrcd bags Of roots DE
fresh from the digglngs. with which he will suppl
his patients. -R0OMSATTHE SHkFRER HOUSE.
| lancaster May 70 1882 IL
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s'Reduoed by Dyspepsia to n More skeIe-
tOn,0 @

t tOn.0
CURED by 'BeRHAvE's HoLLAND BITFERs. ,
Mr.. A. Matchett trader probably as
wen known as any man in Western Penn
sylvanis, states as follows: II met with a
farmer in Armstrong county who was rs.
ducsa By Dysppsia 10 a mere Skslston.--
i persuaded him to buy a bottle of Be,
have's Holland aBitters, believing j! would
-cHre him. Meeting him some months af.
ter, what was my establishment at finding
him hale hearty man; he told me be
now sOsigdsd goo pounds, and that thi'
wonderful change bad been produced BY
PGrhave's Holland Bitters to which b,
attributed solely his restoration"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04

TEywRNrY-THHBa Years haze elapsed since com
4 meneed the Grocery and Provision Buslnsss,-
Bvery business day ring that time have kep books
and charged. Many have always paid me promply.
nd TO my sorrow must say, great many have not.
While um6 wac lively, there was slficieut amount
paid on debis 70 Offset cha ges, which gave he
OF an average capital utWhen times changed diaeT-
eni ihe collections stopped the large amouqt ogOOds
charged tends 10 lesson my cApia which dlsables me
10 buy Goods Ell lAir rate. -.
Now Cor seifprOieetlou, from and amer nils date,
my books will be closed against all persons, and
goods will be sold Without DASH, such articles
We usually take In exchange.
In conclusion, would say, i have on hAHd very
heAVv Stock Of
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04

R1-Rev. SAMUEL H. GIEsY, Of Hagers-
town. Nd, win preach in the German
Reformed Church cfthis city, on Sabbath
next, August 18th.
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w"ThoughtU and Sentimeutssuggest-
ed by a visit to Mt. Pleasant" an article
published on the first page Of to.daY's pa
per, will be- perused with interest.
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~ Ne invite .spscial attention q d

M We invite special attention to the
advertisement Of our old friend JoHN Bon
iL1ND, proprietor of the Tallmadgo House,
,inaAother column. The Tallmadge House
lhas ever been 4 first class hotel and wo ere
Ssathfad that'withia proprietor OfSJonS
EBoRLksb's experience and accomplish-
.msuts Al its head. il willnot only main
tsaiGi,s former reputation, buI greatly in-
icrssss in popularity. The travelling pub
do win be Welcomed as heartily, treated
sss copFteoasly and fed as sumpiuously q
,uncle JonN BoRrAEp's -As ct any otheI
public. houseiu the State.
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trbe Gantastrr Sa,tttr.
CITY OF LANCASTER:
Rhursday RIOrnlnE, Aug. 4. Is5


MirrrARr RscAxPxsSr-. On Friday
evening last. at hsH pas. o'clock, Com.
psny A, Captain OLoyD, in obedience to
orders pdblisbed last week. assembled at
their Armory--46 members answering at
folfoall--and, marching to the incompa-
Table music Of JoHN GIBBs, and sergeant
tGIEsy. proceeded to the FAir.ground, ac-
-tompanied BY large ConcOurss Of citizens
>tladies aud gentlemen. Arrived at the
Fair ground. the FIRST thing executed was
dress parade. This is beautiful and in
spring military ceremony, calculated to
d'lfvxte the dignity Of the soldier and
'rAuse him to feel all the ''prids. pomp and
circumstance Of glorious war;" During
dress parade Ii. RrcE. who acted as adju-
tant. read general orders. detailing all the
duties Of the camp. When dress parade
was dismissed, the next ceremony was
grand mounting. another beautiful and
impress i've ceremony ;4at the conclusion Of
this ceremony. the officer Of the day 1t.
.EBRIoHr. indicated that'the soldiers de-
tailed for grand duty should "march BY
sills to post, which was done qccordingly.
The frst relief was then posted and the
Playground then presented the appearance
: ,ofan army in camp. : kfEg Is
During the night che sharp ringing
challenge Of the senlineis could be heard
with their ominous "Rbo goes lhSrs?''
Indicating vigilance and courage. Again
2 could be heard the sharp notes tof the fife
the rattle Of the drum. and the deep iru
7sswords Of commaBd, as nswrtlisfs were
osposIsd and the old ssntinsls relieved o
Their weary duty.
,.7 AtIl O'Clock the tattoo was beaten
when the camp which up to that hour hat
been enlivsned by the presenoe Of NAM
citizens. and, cheerful songs, became silen
naught 10 be- hoard or seen, save The sen
,tiuel. as he paced bis rounds, and Iheca
dencsd sound Of his measured tread. A
4 O'clock on Saturday morning the ssosi
nsls we're I, called in. the company forns'
and marched 10 the armory where rank
r. were broken, &
The design Of this encampme Mt was
perfect ihe officers aud men ofthis trul
ssxcellent company in their duties as sol
!, disrs. An behaved admirably, seenin
= each to feel the eloquent language ofgen
'erai orders, that they were performing th
highest dutiespatriotigm could inspire
Every member Of the company with whOr
we have spoken expresses himself delight
cd with his night work: while eyery.cit
zen who witnessed'the performances
the night came away highly pleased aan
determined to encourage the company
liits laudable efforts to become in oil respcc
an ornament to the county and State.
Too much praise cannot be awarded
'the officers Of this company one'and al
for their intelligence and skill ,aand'to u
dmsu for their proficiency and soldierl
conduct. t,t
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EER Read the advertisements under the
New Advertisement" head il you want
.tOskoepup witk the tiues.
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RALTIMoRE MARKKT

8eLTIAOKE. August 2. 1859
Flour hrm.--Tbe market closed with sn advancing
tendency for City, Howard street aud Ohio.
Wheat nFm and uDcliang sales 10.00O bushels.
Corn very duh At dceiIne Of BABE; salsa White and
yellow at 7Ja7e cents.
Provisions unchanged. Whisky steady.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04

GERsv. J. B SAoKHrT, Pastor Of the
Baptist Church in this city, win preach
:his farewell sermon next Sabbath. Mr.
$S. intends moving with his family, tc
sFredeIicktown, near MI. Vernon. Ohio.
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Groceries and Provisions,

Which will be pleased 30 deal out 70 my Old Gus
TONERS and public generally, teFms cheap
DO had In Fairfield comfy. ~
Remember, guarantee all articles aud correct all
srrOrs made at my Establishment, also SILL FLOUR
and all articles In small parcels the public do
mands. As 10 my former hansactons OF business,
leave you 10 Judge. JOHN LYONS.
Lancaster, June 10, 1a5g-2m7 49,