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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
CINCINNATI MARKET.

cIScINssTf. September ~. 1859
PlouT--The market continues heavy. and LOlderi
seem unwilling accept the euTrent rates. % that III
bu sine,. doing Is quite lmiied Sales at 10 10 ~;
Extra White heat reported at ), bat this must be
eonsiisred above the market pfies.
whisky--The market was again dull to-day, AMI
price. funher declined nc; sales at 2s>IHs35fe--lhs
latter rate for wagon.
Sugar arm: salrs at 6ka75ze.
M0Iasses At 81 eeDts.
caRSe, Gales at ltZal5ke.
WheAt--Ths market was quiet and steady 10 day
with fair demand. The sales we're for good White a
on; prime at I 10; Red At gal 90.
COra-There isa rather better feeling III The aaFkei
and prices are stiH.r: sales at 7Oa9ie.
Rye ~ good demand aud prices tending upward
sales q; - rents
Bsriey--The m4rke, ia unchanged since our last re
port; small sales at Gja1De.
Oats-Tbe market CONTINUES dull and dropping
salas Ata7t<c. Cheese, sales ri ea1O15c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

Puon IS RAyNEY's SPIRITUAL ADvI-ER-
Senator Pugh, ac,uated by the same spir :
it that prompted jobs friends to visit him
in bis affection. was here to condole with
Rauney on Tuesday. On the supposition
we presume. that 1.-TWO heads are better
than one, etc. one fourishing brains. the
other CAB, Pugh sat by Ranuey during
the discussion and, while Dennison wa:
speaking. acted the part of a coDfilehtia
adviser or supplying reservoir. His min
istrstions reminded us foroihly Of clerica
attentious administered TO criminal, abou
to stretch hemp for some misdemeauor. =
ITifiu Tfibdne.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

FIREll-On Saturday last about 8 o'clock
in the evening. a fire broke out in the sta
bic Of DR.. BtnstLhn, on High street. A
moment after the first appearance Of fire
the whole building was wrapped in flames
which rapidly spread to the stable ofRoSERf
REsD, and adjoining outhouses. Hardly had
the alarm been sounded when the 6remeu
Of our city. with their engines were on the
i ground doing good work, You've AMERI'
CA first. with the Reliance shd Phenin.
close upon bor heels. Scarcity Of Water
operated somewhat against the companies,
but BY, great exertion they succeeded in
arresting the FIRE, but not until the stables
were destroyed. The loss is small perhaps
not exceeding $500. Great credit is due
to the fire companies forthe effort exerted
on this occasion. II is said the FIRE caugh
aithtough the carelessuess Of DR.. BeRsfRER'
little children who were playing abou. th'
stable.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
c0MMERoIAL LINTELLIeRHCI
Laaoasisr MaTket.
~ YoRK HtRKET.

NEW YsaE. feplsmber "a. tai9.
The rsc-Pt a. this pon dHrnTlhe last - hours Va
elude nu bsrrss of Flour u noo buslIe % W heat
ai,.i i1.coo bHshsia 0f Corn.
There - aniya mo eraie demand for FlauE. and
price shade lower. elosBg ~ - 9s fog Ektrs
ffe-h grOan round hoop Ohlo. and - 20 faT super
fine Ncsterp. The sales enmPrse .DoO barrels. ne
rsnciPs u IS seeH are Rearly doufio 0f yesierday
The trnnsartions IN Wheat small ard prices
declining Tha sales st ~ - for prime Red
Me.sern, Is ye4ie rdAy; and % ff prime hte 0hic-
K-intaexy and tHdiana agziaft % ycsteylay. show
ing decline OH cents the former. and eoEts on
The latter .a9d this notvithstahdng falngos of1I0O
bHshels In the rseeiHs.
There vas fait demand for C0.D, tLt al lower
Sales Al sic for miKsd Western, against &c,
yosteFday.
oa, daII. but prices unchanged. eIOsilg at ace
for Western.
Whisky e dull. ahd prices have deeilned Z cent,
closing at sSE eepts
oio Coffee q doll. but prices are unehsI ged. vary
ing from u IEe 10 1EEe.
Sugars inactivr and prices dropping. but not
quotably lower. HAlesnt 6tse for prime Cata.
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The Methodist Episcopal Conference.
On Saturday the Conference convened,
Bishop Ames presiding. Opened with re-
ligious exerc ses. by the Rsv. Jas. G. Tay.
lor. The committee on Slavery presented
their report. through DR.. Blair. 1t was
as follows:
"Your committee beg leave TO report that
they hail with hearts truly thankful to God,
the present enlightened and prevalent con
victions OF the public mind against the fur.
ther extension anc corrupting inf1uence Of
American Slavery. And they rejoice in
the fact that the MethodisIEpiscdpalC Chu ch
has. by her policy and spirit. ever borne
consistent testimony against every alliance
with it, and evtf had in view. its fnal ex'
tirpation. Your committee believe that the
Methodist Episcopal Church, is. in the pro
vidence Of Col. gaining not only clear con
ceptions Of duty in relation ID this great
evil, but we trust deeper piety aid wisdom
qnd moral courage to wash her hands o
this moral pollution IN such manner as
shall preserve her unity, and under God
leave her capacities wholly undimInished
to spread scriptural holiness over all lands
and to teach all people.
Your committee recommend for adop
lion The following resolution:
Resolved, By the Ohio Annual Confer
ence in Conference assembled. that tht
General Conference be and it is hereby re
spectfuly requested to so amend the Gen
eral Rule on slavery as that it shall read
1.-The buying. selling, holding, or Trans
ferring Of human beings with the intention
TO use them as slaves"
Signed by the members Of the commit
5 tee, respectively.
Bishop. Morris took the Chair. 3 Th
} visiting committee to the University, q
E Delaware. made their financial report {
|, the institution, which was read and re
: ferred.
y Rev. Dillon offered the following:
E Resolced. That we respectfully reque'
: the Bishops not to re-point M mister
the Office Of Presiding Elder who has bee
in that Office four consecutive years, pre-
: yided change for another to the office
not in their judgment inconsistent with tb
!. interests Of the work.
TheCouference proceeded to fix the plac
. OF the next annual sitting Portsmouth
1ronton, Logan. Circlevile and Gallipoli
d were discussed with considerable anins
IS ton. The latter place was chosen. Il
;. time to be announced 10 future. Bisl
/, up Ames resumed the chair. Six delegat
70 to the General Conference were then elec
g ed. Rsv. Uriah Heath presented pap
;e on fashionable amus,ments The Confe
ence adjourned. on motion, with benedi
iion.-Portsmouth Tribune.
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Lancaster, Ohio, Sept. 18th 1859.

ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM TIE ARKANSAS
PENITENrrABY--Two PERSONS oT.-The
Little Rock Gazette, of the eth ult.. says:
Two convicts, from Hot Spring county,
named Garner. and one from this county
named Carter. led party Of some eight OF
ten conycts, and attempted 10 escape from
the Peniteutiary on Tuesday evening last
They were prevented flom escaping, and
secured by the keeper and the guard, and
will doubtless be tried and punished for
their olfense AT the next term of our Cir
cunt Court, To suppress the insurrectioh
and prevent the escape Of the prisoners, i
became necessary for the guard TO fire upor
them. Two were hit and ono badly hurt
The Keeper and the quad fortunately es
caped unhurt, but one Of the guards hdC
his gun tent double by missile in thu
hands Of one Of the assailing coDvicts.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

CAUSE OF THE AURORA BoREALIs.-
de Ia Rive, the celebrated French Astron-
omer, explains The production Of the auro.
ra borealis in the follow ng manner: When
the sun. having passed into the southern
hemisphere, no longer heats so much Of
our hemisphere, the aqueous yapors which
have accumulated during the summer in
this part OF The atmosphere bagin to con.
dense, the kind Of humiJ cap enveloping
the polir regions extends more and more,
and facilitates the passage Of the elecIrici-
ty accumulated in the upper portions of The
air. But in those elevated regions. and
especially at this season OF the year, the
aqueous vapors must frrddeutly pass into
the state Of minute PARTICLES Of ice or snow
floating in the air. similar to those which
give rise to the halos; they form, as 1t were,
d Kind Of s. s,iiii.trsnsparent mist. These
half frozen fogs conduct the electricity &c
the suffice ofthe earth, near the pole, anu
are at the same tinis llIuminatsd by these
curreiits Of electric discharges. In fact,a
Observers agree in asserting that the auro
ra borealis is constantly preceded by ,
J mist, which rises from the pole, and The
margins Of which, less dense than the re
mainder. and colotsd the frat; and indeed
il is verv frequent near the pole in tb'
winter months. aud especially 10 thos'
where there is abundance Of vapor In thu
| air F.l o.. ~- FEH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Hy order OF Probate Court


william r. Rice. AdD'tor sfJohB c. Eiee, deceased.
6Rafad
Sarah Rice, widow, 81 al.
IN PROBATE COURT, FAIRFIELD, CO.. OHIO
NTOTlCE ts herebyeiyea. that on FRIDAY re IRA
afternoon, the pre- mises. will sell % ths highest
bidder the foliowag Real Estate. the prOpsrty OF
said John G. Pee. de eased. tovt: All that Trnet or
parcel Of Land. lying aud being IN the County u FAIR
field, In the State Of Ohio and kBovb and dieiEgush-
ed by being The East half os Section No 2. To~nship
40 IS, and Range No 10. ard described follows.
wit: Beginning the Vast boundary OF saA half
SectiOnH chains aud . Links South Of The Northeast
corner; thence West Va. 2O1 East % chains and 81
links 10 4 stone; thence s1uih Va. osifd East a.
Vests chains 10 a stone; thence North chains and
IS nkstO aslOne; thence South I'D 70 East - eaib-
and IS links 20 the East line Of said half Sectian where
stone Is planted; thence North with said East line
81 chains 70 the place Of beginning, containing u
eres and 20 100 Of an Acre. more less.
Also, the following part OF The saic hall Section
BeginRing al poet iR lhe South line Of said ha'fsee-
tlOn II chains rs links West from the Southeast
ner; thence West along said south line chains and
IS 5Iinksto stone; thence North va. I6Id West q
chains aud linkstO stone; thence East va 5sd West
8 chains TO a stone; thence South 6Sd East u
chains 10 post: thence East chain D Bks 10 stone
thence South ?ed West chains An1 IS links stOne
thence West chains 70 Stone; thence South va
3id East 9chains 10 the place OF beginning containing
| Is Acres and so 100 OF al. Acre.
Said sale 10 be free OF any ineumbTanee Whateyer.
| Sid Real Estate Is appraised at e35 per Acre.
Ttrms Of Saie-0ns-thiTd Of purchase money ia hand
on day Of aae third In one, and one-ihiT 10 twG
years with Interest on deferred payments from day
saie the deferred payments 10 he secured BY mortgage
on said pre- nises. WILLIAM n. RICE. Adm tor
or John G. Rice, deceased.
| VmoIL Z. & JosrPH A. SHAW. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
| SeptembeF 3, ,IRj9-iw l?DfS525
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

yTyw ENTY!THREz Years have elapsed since COM
meBecdtbe Grocery and Provision buslhSS;rI
Ryery ess ay ufing that time have kept ho2ka
anil charged. Many. have always paid ine prom ply
Aud 10 my sorrow Imast say, great many nave nol.
paid ON des TO nset cha ges. which gave mc 'he use
of an average capital. but when timer changed olneI
eut the eoilections stopped large ~ @
chNrgcd tends Lesson my capita, which disaOes u"
to buy Goods al fair rate. ..,. al
Now .or self protection, from and amer ths 1nte
my hooks will he closed against all persons, and no
Gods Will be sold without CASH, or sneh articles as
We usually take in oSchapge. b.A s.,,
lii conciusjon,I 1 would say,l havo ON manu- 'e''
ctoaE Of II
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
The S,C0ls Corner.

~ ~. ,,I...ant rairaot
There Is not IN our eiiy p,, ts eba;co snirt.
Like the famous "SD3a Ce'@'
meet: .t =. the Germans might
Where JNteAs FaeHS P'eS'ue'' 10
say, ,sa,s,,iY.Ii' va{
or Nc hoias Fo1 w ne hiic tor co,nfrt and cuse
Where throng lne ptoas p, = II n .DtsJ 10 nlease
VINO graleIuI 70. ., to 'ssy .,,.k trne and fast:
ls customers gaming ,S ~ m ~ sts the best
Whose groceries seieeseu ~ md oest contest
Aru known through Tue ,5 49, ,sisJ moi in vain
Which Farmers o. Fa'rrn'a, lI, ~ no hur sga,n.
And purcnasing onye ys w ,bs Sh,J, most complete,
Who nnd ior tne. ~, sIoay the Main street:
The safest ana cooays 80 saalthy uouoys supplied
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

The MILIrARr.-Last evening our mill
taty prssentediheir Captain { CLO6D) with
ifine sword. Mr.. CokNELL made the
presentation, accompanying it with appro-
pirate remarks. The Captain received Abe
present modestly with very pretty i'm
promptu speech. The company then pre-
cesded to the residence OF Lieut.. A. W.
EBRfchf, where be bad prepared for them
choice and sunptuots supper. Our mil
itary company deserve great praise for the
proficiency they have attained In drill. as
also for their honorable ahd digniied bear
ing as soldiers. Captain CLOUD deserves,
3 and has the good wishes of our people fol
the prcmptness, ed cheney and ehergy he
has thrown into this good cause. Lieut.
EBRIehT and LADY. have BUR special thanks
for their extended hospitalities last night
they were richly enjoyed by al. ahd es
pecially by Lieutenant Rice. Aftet stippe
speeches were made,rife with wit aid goo'
sense.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

q IANcAsTRB. August ,, 1883.
1bayo sola % MessEs. HEDGES d REESE nj
stoat OF Goods. ,A = .H -
All persons indebted 10 me will please call and set
W nv oa,ce viii be mill further notice s given, if
the Count No Room Of the old Store,
nPCAsH PAID ROR WHEAT ,.,,f M
August 4, l659-lHr D. 'VbA"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

SoUTH CAROLINA FoRREsTs DYING The
Laurence S,utb Carolina Herald furnish.
es the following curious item:
We have noticed considerable amount
ofdead and dying timber on the roads in
the lower portion OF the district, and heard
accounts OF its extension 10 a considerable
extent in that direction. The dyingis moi
confined to any particular kind or class Of
trees, but small bushes as well as large
trees show their dead, yellow AMI wiiher
ed leaves. which give the woods ratber a
sad calico appearance. Whether or moi
thi, is to be attributable TO the late severe
drought we do not known, hut it is as
crihed generally to this cause.
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5lrooaries and Provisions

whisFI viii be pleased !O deal out to M 0ic S1s
he mad In Fairheld comfy. L !. ~
Reme,nber xuaE,htae al articles ana eorsgeS as
$500 ,nade Al nv ablshmen nj, also SILL fIOUk
d an Tticles In as small parcels as III, public do
msuds As mx former hsfaasiens,o ot SFs,rss'' nMs'
leave you to jndge., = slt., 'VhN biO"''
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Namd EOn. sale

FVNHE undersigned will Offer for sale, at public aue-
IL tiOn, on the premises,
On Saturday, September "a, 1886
at one O'Clock, p. NJ the foiowng Real Estate. late
ly owned by JAMES CHAMBERS, deceased. situated
IN Fairfield County Ohio. to-wit: Pauof Section No
thrtysiX, (36) township No. twelve, tI2) aud range
No. twenty, (eO) and bounded and described by the
following lines. yZ:-Beginning on the South bound
AIRY Of said section twenty-eigh z chains aud Gfty
six 1867 links east from the southwest corner thereof
thence north thirty nine 1891 chsiHs and sixty three
(63 links to pos thence south seventy two sssl de
gfees east twelve e chains and thirty two aRl links
post; thence north eightythree 33) degrees and
thirty 1907 minutes east four ehaDs To posi:thenee
south forysix (46) degress east. nineteen tt9 chains
and aty (5O) links TO post: thence south hny-iour
(5l degrees east, three (3 chains and Nifty 30) links
10 Walnut thirysix 1851 inches in diametar: thence
south thrty-eig (sl degrees and thirty taol
east fonr ~ chains TO post: thence south thirteen
3) degrees and thirty (f0) minutes, east ~ chains
and y (50l links to post: thence south twentyfo
e4) degrees and forty-iye (f5 minutes. east four ~
chains TO post thence south thirty (30) degrees, east
two (21 chains and eighty three s3lnks to Sycamore
thirty 3Ol inches in diameter; thence sOuth thirteen
and half GI3Hl degrees, east SIX 6 chains aud thir
ty 1901 links 10 a most set the south boundary o
said section, thence with said south boundary west II
chains and eghty-folr ls4l links to the place o. he
ginning. containing One Hundred and Fifteen [tl5l
Acres and ninety three g3l Hundredths OF an Acre o
Terms of Sdre.--One third cash in hand. ope-ihird
in year and one third In two years, deferred pay
ments 10 be interest from the day OF sale, and b'
secured bH mortgage on the premises:
MAHLON AsHBROoK. Executor
ofthe WIN OF james Chambers- deeeased-
| N7At the same time and place. terms made know
the day Of sale will aso sell 40 Acres. situate
the County OF Hooking and State OF ohio--devised
Mart Ann AshOrook by the said lanes SaaTSers; he
August ia, IssJ-5wIepfs75 so
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NEW ADVERTISE VENTS
LOST LAND WARRANT.

NToTICE Is hereby given, that 4, Nancy naugherty,
intend TO apply, six week sAfter date, 70 the CohI
missioner OF Pc 1sons for duplicate issue of Bounty
Land Warrant for J60 Acres, No. 57662, which was
issued to the 4th OF February, 1857, and sentt
the address OF George sanderson, Lancaster, Ohio,
apd which Warrant never reached It's destination nor
was received by but lost in It's transit
between the Pension oice and said City lancaster
and that all manner of persons hereby cautioned
against taking an assgL ment Of said Warrant;
NANCY nAUGHERTY.
Lancaster >ptember Is, Ia5g--OwoO
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ARCHBISHOP PURoEiL AT CHARLEsTowN
-BesToN. Sept. 1.-THE cornerstone Of
the Catholic Church OF St Francis de Sales
TO built on Bunker Hill. Chsrestown, was
laid To-day with the usual ceremonies, in
the presence Of six or eight thousand .peo
pie. Archbishop Purcell Of Cincinnati,
delivered the address, In the course OF
which he claimed that the Catholic church
and priests had been the preservers Of the
Bible, and had not eudeavored TO keep il
from general inspection as had been clNim-
ed. He extolled the free institutions Of
America which had first consscrated the
spot now conseerated for a.temple Of relig
ion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

SAD.--On Tuesday last, Mr.. Jsco5
Dennis. a farmer, was taken from Guern-
sey county to the, Lunatic Asylum. at Co.
lumbus, lie having become insane il is sup
posed. on account Of loss sustained by the
June frost.--Times.
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For the Lancaster Gazette.
The Late Fire.

Tie undersigned thus publicly tender
their thanks 10 the three Fire Companies
and the citizens generally, for their prompt
and noble efforts in subduing the fire.
The skill and perseverance with which the
different engines were worked. deserve the
highest concentrations, to these and the
unwe ,ried exertioDs Of our fellow citizens
we owe the safety Of our dwellings. All
have our grateful Acknowledgements.
ROBERT REED.
G. W. BGRSTLER.
Tarcoster Ohio Sent. I3ih 1R6q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

BaEcERRIDOE Nor FoR DoUoLAs.--Al.
luJise to the honied words Ofsome Of Sen
alor DoueIas's friends towards Vice Pres.
idsnt BrsOkinridgs, aud Ihsir hope to sat
i,ry the latter wiih the ssnslorsBip. secu.
ring his support for the Little Clan, Tor the
next Presidency, the Louisville JourBal
says:
''Undedbteniy those politicians 10 Ken
tuesy and elsewhere. who think With the
fop Of the senstorshiP. TO allay hr. Breck
inridge's aspirations for the Charleston
Illumination OT enlist him in tie support OI
their vn. ara destined to be woltlIy dis.
ape oinIed lie b,lps Aimsrl' first, and his
i-len l. aferwirJ il ever. These polite
ians don't know their man. Mr.. Bre T.
ehrldge is himself an aspiranr to the Charlie
tton nomination, IN ! viii continue 10 be
until the Question is closad--a reserved
discreet, polite and modest aspiran,, Dc
doubt, bu, still resoluie aud hopeful one
We conceive this 10 he settled fact.
"Besides. If Mr.. Breckinridgs were dis
! posed TO cast bis influence Tor anybody bn
himself in the Charleston Convention
Douglas could not be the favored one, fol
the essay in Hsrper and the inaugural ad
dress OF Governor Magoffin show the two
men to be as wide asunder as the poles or
the Slavery question. Light and darkness
are not more opposed to each other thar
! the positions OF Douglas and Breckenridge
arc. In view Of these hostile po itions, al
honorable reconciliation Of the two aspi
rants is moral impossibiIity. Utterly so
On variety of acc; unts, tharefore, th'
friends OF Douglas At Washington may al
well reliuquish all such hopes as the cor
respondent Of the Press ulters. They hac
great deal better not lay The fatterinl
JUNCTION to their souls Breckenridge j
off-off on his own hook. Messrs. Doug
las. Guthrie. Wise. Dickinson & Co., lool
out for yourselves.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PniLAnEiFnIA, sePlcinbef -, 1859
Fiahf lefy dali.
whe1t netive ut sjaI 30 for White; and goal 81
fOs Red.
Corn active; sales so00 bashsis yellow a, soc.
Oats 10 GIir demand At 3jei5Cc.
Mshf.kae sfaadx at g1au- lsc.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

ISAAC {. kooNIz. Asagnss Of wHfTR, LATTA
ii Ahd JOHN EFFlsG ER, pay dlvltond ~ - per
cent the Liabilities Of aald oatae. on TIE 1Uh DAY
0fSgptsmbof A. d. 1859. D. 3. KooHrz, AaliEnss
o. Whit, fshfia and John kMnssr.
lalheaslef. aspta mhor B. lEll--sNla
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Pleasant Township Seminary.

yUNHE Second half the Second Sessio oftho Plea
SAINT Township Seminary will commence win
the FIFTH day ofSEPTEM Der, A. D. lsSv.- -,
On "Wednesday and Thnrsd ay prcVious, there will
he an examination OF the diGercnt classes and o.
Friday, (september the cd original addresses WI
be delivered by three or four young LADIES' aho "
JosEPH FEEMAN, Principal.
Pleasant Township. August ls, IsS9-4wlo.f
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YANKBE NorIoSs.--Mr. BrLIrNeHuRsr
!. slas just received . few dozen copies Of
:, Yankee Notions for the month Of October.
Drop in aud get a copy.
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"a DEsIRARLE REsIDENoE.- r.fer our
readers 10 the advertisement Of PHIILrP
RIsiNe IA desirable residence for sale or
lease on Mulberry street.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

!, LARGE SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Mr
William Repick has sold his farm in Pick
away Township on which he formerly re-
sided. TO Mr.. Jacob Ludwig. The farm
cont aims about 375 acres. and the price
paid was $Rs. 600 or nearly $75 per acre
The farm is one of the best and most valu.
able in the county CirclsviHs Herald.
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Constabie's Sale.

OT Vitae af IN sssdl me directed, vii bs sale
ID sn Nc 9Th day ofseptsmheT. f6a,at CAdHOLL.
GfesBfsld Tauaship, FAIRFIELD couatY, chio, the
Canai Boat .uNcLE SAN" Taken a. lie probsfty
of fcaBal Boai unCis sa, aud hsf pparsI T. safs =
y ave1eIp - Sof fsyirssier nrll. TIE sale % CON.
fneuco between The hou-g OfJ0a n and IN ~.
HBSKT -fuf fRMAS, Constants.
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