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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

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sRRKxrrEH VIII. PLAY Paza.AN IN NEW YoaK.
dREAr BOAT r AcE-oxrssD AGAINST oAMBxIDGE
TIE TWO CHAMPIONS FREEMAN AND sAYgRs
BAsK BALL RULES, rs sULr.
BILLIARD rAI.x-NAroa I'M ClNCrHwArL
THE BENIoIA BOY AND NoeRIssxY IN sosroN
theatrical News-Oscua nens-Mssrsi ssrfbs.
crictstsrs' COAssa.las-p,scesdinss In fall.
TURF ITEMs-xArcHEs TO CONE &c
"Amer.cusn on Sporting Matsrs /. general
NEW YORK YACHT BOUND TO GxEEsLAND.
Sports everywhere and of every Description.
SEE THE NEW YORK CLIPPER
Tho Recognized Sporting Authority in America
THE CLIPPER Is FOR SALE EvKRYwaxRz
Ar FOUR cxsTs PER CORY.
FRANK QUEEN, Editor and Ps.prsetor.
RAsRsls SECURED AGAINST LEAK AGE.-1uRrEs
By the Of ss sous Re n ao sn
vSes on meniea nas SS and oas ,ocsaad
{IoHrs fUNIoss AND DErRCTrvs NAILS rResrEl
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DroKHNv NEW STORY.
TALE OF Twwo CITIES.
STARS AND 's sTRrrys
Only 4een1 Ready this morning at all uewsitepots.
40 YOU WANT WHISPERS OR MusrAcHEa-rr
Cyou have DO beard use onguee which .l tse
using bss no. been seven years essbisbed wal
81 - IL sn4
Sss- r. G. GRAHAM 100 Nassau street, street EY
u v. HAUaHwouy CO..
sA y sss & b'sSi
uO steamboat. .o.s p or S mGssa an
Nm tilted 'hrous bout woriaanle r. aud en- rs.
scrAbe terms.
steam eng and plumbing hcaoey Mercer sress
uAa a.o ntUouao 49,
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FYxTURN8,
Ina glass bronIes clock cutlery, silver plated ware
GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING eooDa
It is 3HE r1eAyJS. to sV1 rms vrH It Is OUT
with the grestest picture Of the day:
EFFECT OF THE SICKKIlES VERDICT.
What Life In Washington WILDE
TIE KNIFE AND THE Pfsr0L-COIrs AND DERNGERs.
ALL SHOULD skE IT.
A dozen other great pictures
TIE TRIALS OF MOVING DAY.
THE PICAYUNE FOB THIS WEEK,
winch Is OUT TO-DAY-OUT TO-DAY
,- brilliant number
No one should miss seeing.
THE PROBABLE RESULT OF SlCkLsS ACQUITfAI.
PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.. TOO.
PICAYUNE. PlCAYUNE. PICAYUNE. PICAYUNE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupecs,
che best world surpssang all made. Sold and applied
u the mandatory 2S3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Who Would Not Make his own Soda Water
at four cents The Rslon. American Trades Com
pany and "a Frankfort street. and cheap fountain ths
does the thing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Campbell, Apothecnry and Chemist. corner
Eighth avenue Twentyeghh street Pure and genuine
drugs medicines de- Personal attendance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Virginia klIliclinick Smoking Tobacco
This celebrated tobacco for sale by MACY JENKINS, 81
Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Tremann's Paints and C0loxs.
D. +. TIEMANN Il CO.,
Removed to l23 William street.,
Between Fulton and John streeta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
WDUWI.LAUUONM


pkIkO8 ndPARIAL CHARA0nn.
DE- vxNoaE co.. EPBRNAY, FR.<HW.
mryRiAr TABLES CONTINENT xUA oens
oe mad at AL tue loading hoos and from al Ia prn9
Il. v. HAUGHwOUT Sole Importer
corner Of Broadway and Broome Ato&
sss 9Gr t from OF me sAas pucsaS
FROM THE HOWARD HOTEL.
Mr. - v HAuCnwoUr.D xAn sls:-in reply 70 yeSr h
rA0sE purchased from you lake pieasre r. ,sa ~.
has gvor entire Satisfaction 10 my custumrrs ~ .ns
Nm excellent wine, and which eau conhdentiv r~s
J. X. KEasIxx.
FROM THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
We have tried the PRINCE fnPERIAL CaAnpAGsn ani sor.
daily endorse tho above recommendation
TRKADwELL WHTrCONB o.
FROM THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Having tested The Prince Imperial Champagne haVo
hesitation In endorsing tho foregoing ssatemens
FROM THE Aston HOUSE
0. A. S5kxs0k.
IRON THE WESTERN HOrxL.
I. b. wrNCHRsruK.
ros..,,ruv ~. IRON r!sx JONES HOUSE:
uoas. GkORGE PflEW
Which has given perfect sstsfscon TO my cusomeA aaAE
eoniAoer very superior vine HENRY A. KERH.
whoaesAe and kseah Grocer. 74G 6road9W.
We have tried The Prince Imperial Ch.mpaSne aak ufnr
Won OF aouseive; AID g Ale d: oSs cy.osass.
Formerly CLARK x 1r0vRu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Campl,or for Carpets and Furs, at very
low price, CAMPBE1S drug establishment corner Eighth
avenue and Twenty. eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
X, ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY.

GAVE YOUR CARPETS FURs AND DRY GOODS
y from moths-ln putting clothing, furs curtains,
&C. for the season. sprinkle freely with Lyons Maec In
sect Powder II B natural death everything insect
spece Moths viii not IT, Throw about your
pets beddpg closets &C. perfectly clean. phoerers
should put In all furniture Clothers dry goods merchants
manufacturers furriers ard gardeners should freely
Moths In furs, bugs In beds.
Reaches crawling your floor.
Rats and mice Ia barns and sheds.
These ahall never plague ycu more.
Lyon. With mia Powder, siays
All the insects thai annoy;
And hts Pills beyond all pr Alse
Every rat and mouse de stroy,
Lyons Powder IN harmless 10 Iankiud, but will kill all
lnsecA garden vine ougs &C LYONS Magnetic
Pulls are sure death 70 rails and everywhere.
fsnpie hasIs n csnt3 regul sixes 80 cents and 81
BARNyS 4 Pf .RK, Is and 10 Park row, NY.
Houses ships ap public beldngs cleared Of vermin BY
contract
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Costar's Exterminator Depot, 40 Broad
way goo sells per week Beware Of imitation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Herrine's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof saes 25l Broadway Murray NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

NessrN PENFOID PARKER Il MOWER, wholesale
drugas removed from No. Fletcher street 70 Is Beck
street. Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
The Best Spring Bed In Exlstcnce-(KlOwe
elliptic from IS to S. at 37S Broadway. Call and zee it

Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NOIsKLBss FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW STYLES AT REDUCED PRICES.
496 Broadway, New York
l62 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
r EsTER'S SEWING MACHINES
Ia Lock stitch. Agents wanted
Saiesroom 4Ss Bsoadway N. T.

NOTICE TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH sCROru.
IN lous humors-Dr KENNEDY, viii at bis oflce rnder
the Smhsonian House Snrnnce on Houston street, during
the 1rst week N May. All who troubled with SCROPV
LA, -sALTRHEUM ERYsIPELAs, CANK ER, NURS
ING SORE MOUTH, 6CALn HEAD, RlNGWORi G0R1
EYES, RUNNING OF THE EARS, PIMPLES ON THI
FACE, ULUEhATAD SORE LEGS, requested 70 can
This il Dr. Kennedy last of the season All his "a
uents uder are requested to call and rex ne
decline enough TO comp lete their cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

You can get good Coffee for I6 cents a
pound and box of tea for 81, at MOODYS 81 Cathane
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Grandjcan's New Improvement Again on
The human ha-Interesug consultation prevens bsldness
gray hair warranted Twelfth street. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
CINGLK's SEWING MACHINES.
PRICE FROM So TO yisa

For Anins aiors and al manufastu<sng purposes ap
nachAnee uncqualied They durable cspahl0
DONG CoA.er vsrey OF work and Of earning moro 1s.
Tia new family machfnes at SO sad $7s arc ssrueuu
universal attention 1. n SINGER 4 Co.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
FROM THE PLAINS.

ST. LOUIS. May 24.--Ths regular cor.
respondent Of the Democrat, writing from
Denver City on the 9th inst. recoun,s the
mos. deplorable condition Of things on the
Plains. Emigrans dying Of starvation.
aud Others subsisting on prichly,psar and
wild-onions found along the road.
The stage agent reports pi king up a
man named Blue, reduced 10 a skeleton
from starvation. He started with two
brothers, when one disd and the other two
ate bis body. Another died. and he In
turn was nearly devoured by the survivor.
A man namad Gibbs had reashed the
mines In starving condition. and express
I'D the opinion that his party, numbering
rins had all perisbsd. ~ "
Many graves are reported along the
route. AMI much property had been de-
stroyed and abandoned along the road.
The writer Of the letter says that the de-
partares from tie mines are about equa
TO tho arrivals,
About 800 returning smigrants reached
st. Joseph on Saturday, oil Of whom con
firm the accounts Of suffering on The
Plains.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
THE FUNERALoF HUMBoLDr.

BERLIN. My 10. l859,-Ths sol 'mu
funeral procession OF Alexander Won Hum
boldt is now on its way to the Calhe'
oral. All that represents science. art and
intelligence in Bsrlin JON the procession.
Three Chamberlains in gold costume.
hearing the orders OF the illustrious de-
ceased. precede the funeral oar. which is
draEn nv six horses from the Royal sta
bles. Upon the car is simple uncover
ed coffin Of oak. ador ned with flowers and
laurel, On either side OF the car are stu
dents bearing green palm branches.
A line OF carriages Of immense length
closes the procession. The Prince Rsgen
and all the Princes and Princesses are as
sembled in the Cathedral, awaiting the
arrival Of the great philosophers morta
remain. A nournIul aspect ovsrsprcsdt
tha whole town. eu
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
Departure Of Steamer with Presents fol
indians.

ST LOUIS, Nay. 20 - The steamer Chip
pews. chartered by Government. will star
tomorrow with presents Tor the Indians o
the upper Missouri. Her destination il
Fort Benton and intermediate points. For
Benton is Eve hundred miles above the
Yellow Stone aud three thousand abov,
this city e
The American Fur Company are loading
the Spread E,gle TO start week later.
The crews OF bath will be aTmed, as the
Indians ara incensed at the bad faith Of III,
Government, and lave threatened revenge
By treaty the presents were to be delivered
at Fort Randall. but u, s. Express ha'
gone forward to say that Fort Pierri, lhret
hundred miles beyond, win be the poin
OF destination. ,..,.,
1t. Mowry. delegate from AriSons. start
ed home by the Overland Mail to-day. II,
will look into Sonora.
LATER FROM THE MINES "A letter from
DsVer City states: There is gold here ia
sufficient quantities to pay the miner we'll
Extensive operations in the mountaini
will not be commenced until the SHOWS
melt. a,.r
In some places the dirt is from 5 to
cents per pan from the top.
The emigration 10 coming in from City
10 one hundred perd,y.
The Republican has the following speci a
disp't tch from Independence.
The Santa Fe mail arrived late on Sa,ur
day night.
Gel. Bonneville, accompanied by Sur
geon Sloon aud others Ct the stslf. had lef
for the lower country. on a tour Of inspec
ton. They will visit all the posts, even al
far as For, Buchanan. t~
o. 70 has arrived safely at home, ant
will, without doubt. be candidate befor,
the people for re election.
| Stormy weather was encountered BY th,
mail party AL the way through from Cana
rome. aud all the sirsams were full. Gras
was good. dsalE
Pixies Peak emigrants are still numer
Gus on The Southern route, and through
this place daily mole or lesslare continual
ly passing.
Mr., COwart. Of Gstrgia. dirsc, from III,
Navajos country, came In as passenger BY
the slag4. lis reports all quiet there now
the Mohave indians have been chastiser
by the U. s troops. Parties can now pas
through safely by the BeSlc route, Th
frst mails to the States by that way. accom-
psnied the one from Santa Fs. lilo say
no further interruption will occur.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
THE LATEST PER VANDERBILT

The following iSa COPY Ola private mes
sage TO our Agent At Southampton. rscisv
ed from London on the afternoon Of tbt
llth;-N. Y. Tribune.
TURIN. May TO-" 0Gdal Balletia.-
The enemy evacuated Livorno, Tronzsno
Santhia, Cavalgia. Salmisola and Vsrcelli
and recrossed the Sesia in great haste
leaving part OF the forage DO. which they
hal demanded, behtnd them. Yesterday
a strong Austrian column, with four gen
erals was at S,ropiana. This morning they
withdrew hastily from Carasano aud Stro
plane" 81. ia}ts \, a,,. ,. .5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

THs ENGsoPATTSN-OS THK SERFs.--We
rausl9se rom fhe PszFn dS-Ss3atO5 st.
Pste$ $batRA BE Allokipg. III
! N"IG cdeseqnsnqe iof desigs fekprehssd
by thesnOhilitJ to ami slioFatsg and a obgal
siSe upon aysisfuise bssis the -bdad daion y
the setfs, the Emperor has concluded fo5
the organization of. Special Commissiont
from among the mobiles 10 prepare plans
which are TO be sent to the Minister Of the
Interior.
.sTbe Emperor has dsoresd: FiEst. Tha
The proviueial ccmmissiens abovsStaention
ed be authorized. on The complexion .
their plans 70 send 10 ST. PetsrsburEh ~
rsprvssutatiTssto sxpl,in aud 70 qqtoct 3,
them; Second. That a Special be ebmmN
sion created l0r llls preliminary ssxsgTs
nations OF these plshs. This CommisSiOI
has been eonslii6ied of The PTiyy Coup
selors LaDskoi and Count Panin. Geh
MoursvieB. aad Aida Camp Rostovtzoff
'Most Of the Provincial Committee
have 6uished their plans Of emancipation
and they are now before the Central Com
mbtee. @ The Emperor has placed these il
the hanls ofA Special Commission. com
posed Of some OF the most experienced
lPropristsriss inTths Empire, t9 b9digr P'et
into one general pan ~Hioh shall satisfy
all the special nesds OF each Province. HI
has therefore. deerssd; ss1 noe
.s"The organization Of two Committees
to'make digest ola the plane presented
by the Provincial Committees, and TO pre-
pare plans for the regplarcn Of the libsr'
ated Serfs. .,as wsllas other regul ,tiops, OF
this subject: RosloYtaoff to have the direc
tion Of BOTH, sest si j.
"Fhese Committees to- be composed o.
proprietors, chosen subject to the ratitlcs
lion Of the Emperor; ;,oficers 81 The Minis
try Of the Interior. ofJusticeiof the lIO-
main. and Of the Second Section Of the
Private Cbsncery Of the Emperor, and q
ConeilIor Of State, Joukokky, and College
Councillor Sulvxisfi. members Of ths Cen
iraI Committee on Emancipation. .i.ass
"Tbe hb6rs OI OIthess Committees Of d.
gest TO be sent as fast a, conpkted, 10 tht
Ooumission Which is 10 consider and
comment upon them. ard forward them tc
the Central COMMITTEES. lnH FL -1elis71 &"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
Anniversary Of the American baptist
Publication Society. t, ..
The Ametican Bsplis, Pu5lioAtion 81

The American Bsplisi Publication Soci.
ETY. tsld he thirIy.fiIh anuiversary in New
YoFk on Monday. There were one hun
dFed aud fourteen members present. The
subject Of union with the Bible Society ,as
proposed By the Baptist Coasolidsling Con-
vsrtion. was discussed ia a spirited man.
ner. aud resolutions were passed. by vois
OF seventy-nine to thirty one. in favor oI
such union, III it can be cordially ami
legally effected" The annual report shows
= dourisLing state Of affairs. the Society
having published during The paat yeal
4l9. 600 books. pampblels and extracts
making an aggrsgsts Of 81, ,6aa. 500 pages
Total numter d pages published since ID,
sOeiels's organisation SAC, 0,00O.0 900. Th'
receipts during the yesr were $50. .499 10
balance 10 the treasury Si97 06. sItwa
rssclyeato continue the efforts 70 inersas
tbe capitalize Sl0o, ,00o.s ,s se
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
The Programme OF Napoleon III.

~ = NVAANAnAno VI NNNoAC8u AAAs
corespondsnee Of the London News.
TuRIS. May LII am in position to in
form you Of coming events that may he
said to be ProIimaIs, and which l believe
have not been so much as foEesetn or sus>
pected by any journalist. My request is
not iudiseTet when ask you TO have i'm
plieit faith in what am about TO state.--
Though The immediate iulurs may belle
our expectations, yet should the designs |
speak ofnever reach maturity, you will al
llsss, know, very saod tbattbsy have been
Sc 6odsly enlertAinsd. I ceuf assert lthal
Ne afmameqts Of France will be gigaltic,
epd that bet9een seven aud eight hundred
thoessnd mes are on the gge Of being mob
i.isAd. AM bImS will befplsSe6 along the
RhiRe. and Pam almost ashalned to mem.
lion its strength. since the statement would
seem 10 be exaggerated, but most trust
worthy informant has repeatedly assured
me that it will not be less than three hun
dred thousand men.
The Emperor does not believe that Ger.
many will remain quiet. have often ex
tollsd the Loyalty Of PrussiA's policy. and il
gives me sincere joy that IIm able 10 con.
6pDiit anew. PIussi, will do all she can
10 separate the German from the Austrian
cause, hut is afraid of baing dragged along
BY the hsedl.ss enthusiasm OF the Germans,
encouraged and fomeEted as. il has been By
artful Vaccinations al vienns and in truth.
the hope she eDtertains OF German aid may
2 A
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
Gen. Walker A1IoWt.

NEW ORLEANS. Saturday, May 2l, 1859,
--TehRuntepeO advicss Of the l4th, recisy-
cd ty Iha Coatzacoalcos, state that the pas,
sengers by the steamship Oregon, which
makes tha connection between Ventosa and
AGAR ulco. report that Gen. Walker and 800
men were ou bo.rd the Vanderbilt steam,
ship Oribaza, which bad arrived at AGA.
pulco, from San Francisco. Their ipteh.
tions were unknowA. but il was supposed
they were bound 10 Southern Mexico. e..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
Reported ReyoIutiom In Modenn.

PRovIDEKcE. May GA letter from
Florence says. incidentally. that Modena
has followed Parma, and driven out the
Duke and formed q Provisional Govern
ment.
There is no such information 10 the pub.
lie accounts by the Vanderbilt. and the re-
port may not be true.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

MkN AND CnrLD FoUND IN "A SINK.--
Much excitement has been c.sated in this
city by the discovery Of the mutilated re-
mains Of young msns supposed 70 hare
been foally dealt with. in sink attached
to tenement house ia OSlumbia street.
last evening. In drawing = lsiHk to-day,
q propsrly born infspt was, found d.-Cin.
Commurcial. Nay "a es.' les ,i x4l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
nv The following is the otiioial lis. oil

~ fhe following Is the omoiai list o
visitors appointed to attend the Anuu.l Ek
animation Of the Mili,ary Academy on th'
lat Of June. ,a, 81 aes ~,
The Hon. Angustiu Hines, Of Maine
Col. John T, Head. Massachusetts,; Col
Rufus L, Bvker., Conpec.ieu;; Gen, Geo
Z, Danforth. New York, Geo. w. Cass
PennsYlvania: Captain Thomas j. Lee
Maryland; the Hon. John Kerr, North Car
olina, EbeneEer StarDe,, 6eorgia: Col
John Johnston. Ohio; Major Wm. Beard
Louisiana: Ii r. Psge, Mississippi; Dr.. ]
p. Barnes, Alabama: V.P. Van. Antwerp
lowe; Charles Allridge, Wisconsin,; Gan
eralJ. CariawAy Smith, Florida; Gepera
s. R. Lowry, Maine; E.hslbert Hibbou
Oregon.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

EY It looks new as il the Pixies Peak
question were settled. The plains are said
to bs dotted with parties OF returning emf.
grants, starving and vowiog yengesuce
upon those who have deluded them with
fair promises aud selfish designs. IL Aons
but those really in fault suffer, few will be
disposed to complain: but the disappointed
miners threaten to destroy tcwus in Kan.
sas. and thus, oonfoppa the .inqocsps With
the uiltyNsFl tO 9o ,,nsv. sat 81 vlaUs1
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

SESAToR SuNSKR--A letter dated
Rome. April Slh, says Senator Sumner
looks decidedly better, and considers him
selfnow in a fair way Of recovery. IIe
thinks the treatment he has received has
been marvellous in its good effects. and is
quite satisfied to have gone through with
u
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

I, ETA disaster occurred on the, Central
R.ilroad yester Jay ,morning by which the
couductorof the express train from Bnifa-
10 was killed. and from fifteen 10 twenty
passengers were injured. A COW ieaplng
in front Of the engias, threw the cars' off
the track. ~ N. Y. Tribanss s23i. t s,od
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

ETThs State Board o Agriculture met
at Zsnesville last week to make arrange
ments for the next State Fair. The Mus
bhgum Valley is rich in Agricultural, Me-
ShapicShand Mineral productions. and there
VII 70 doubt be fine display in these
ogauc bes at the next Fair.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

EEWilliam Key Bond, Of Cincinnati,
has been appointed Receiver for The G. w.
& 4. r. r in place Of Mr.. Gest.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

WRKAT--In 1867 there was sowu in
Ohio l.823, 147 acres Of wbest. Ths mum.
Der OF bushels produced was 95. .So7.6 .6I4.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
rhe Cam atiintinnnI Amnndment.

BosToN Saturday May 2l, ls69.-zThs
official majority f-r the Constitutional a.
mendment repairing two years residence
is 5624, out ofthe total vote Of 35.e29.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

CoRS--Ths number Of acres Of core
planted in 1858. in Ohio. was a.954, 43lj'
producing SO, sos. 90 bushels.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

In squsds without number. -, "a
:, 1T Is TRULY WONDERFUL WITH
what certainty. Rats; Roaches. Mice, Molts,
Ground Mice, Bsd.6ugs, Ants, Moths, Mos
quitoes, Fleas, Insects on Apimals, in shorl
every species Of Vermin, are utterly des
Toyed sBd sxtesminatsd by {i tsib aad
stCostaT.ssIl ii, Roach, nc. ExterInInatoI
sCOstnF,4f q ed -Ang EAteEmin ator,
''COstAF', EIeSirie Powder, for. Insects.
Supplied direct. by mAiL 10 any address in
the United States. as follows:
On receipt Of 81 90. box Of the RAr
Roach. &c. ExH., ,.s ..e..
On receipt Of 81. 40, a box each Of the RAT
Roach. Dc. Exr., aud ELEorRIc Pow.
DER. (seDt postage paid, sufficient 10
destroy the vermin on any premises.
Sold by DRUGGIs7s aud DEALKRs every.
where. et
" "CosTARs" PRNcIFAL DERor, I20 BROAD
WAY. New York.
P. S. Circular, terms, &C., sent by mail
on application. q 1,i,-
~ WHOLESALE AGENrs FOR WEsTERN
PENNSYLVANIA, Quo. INDIANA, DO.
At Pittsburgh. Pa. B, L. FARNEsrock u
Co., and others. ',R
At Cincinnati, Ohio, JouM D, PARK. and
others. IN
At indianapolis. Indiana, RpBERr Bhows
ING. and tthers. May 26, 1859 -6w4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

AToTlC Eltshereby, given 10 all whom II may con-
cenn that At the next Session ofthe County Com
niiaslonets ofyFaifeld County, Ohio, 90 be held in
JgNE NEXT, ihese will be presented Petition pray
Ing for the vacation OF part Of the cIfclevie aud
Logan road IN Cearcrsek Township Faisae county,
ohiot yiz; Commencing ~ the EAnesviile and Mays
line, hotE ecaion Hos l4and a., about 90 rods
thence south through the lnBds of Henry Dnstman.
about 50 rods. until iRte tie foadlon line be-
tWeeA James LRwfeneeand FIanry DHstmap's lands.
Muy %, 1850 3w52s MANY PETITIONERS