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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

Besve, Hof'eA yeal,. Sap ESs Swine:
Report Of i've ssok the New York Ers RaToai for
III. xe.k ending April IS: Cattle $50; Calves, ff6 oheeP
LOIS: Horse, s5; HsSS, z siS-To'sl, $3.50
CATTLE
surbt this nsket g. forty fourth street.
fhe prices today quoted as follows $500
Fret quality .....',...''.''''''''s'''''''''i GIT
Medium
Ordinary .
Some good Be.ses may BE- quoted Az 6i9i
The general of the market at....,...U! to
She the sales range rom 10 70 ll!o -
Prces and 10 Of different ~eifhts viii be founa Ia
accounts OF sales Of suDdry Droyes.
Total number received 10 TIE city this week 325t
head less than last ADD 40 bead less tAn
The number az eech Wodns%
usTtrt last year ~ss 3s2 heso whe me nnmost
beso tbRn the average, and 20 head
more than this DAY week.
fbe following DfOvet are 10 rrsrtst this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

COFREF-Ro ss.n quiet in the sbseDce Of stock In h,
b,nes Othsr knes sssdy and fairly ays; sales o. b
btss us.cAbo M 1atc 400 mats Java at l4c and DO bas
90 ct l42c. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

The week eneirF Apil IS. 1859: -
~ HUDSON River
By EIfe LALfoeJ
by h1e tslfsn....
kew.Je.sey b0'
RsPoRr by FTLcb HosIEsceved a. Hudson kfyer
otov. YsTs fcst a. Thirty .sysu,a street, Norm hTef Tor
Wsek endins Apfii ~ lS1s: -
By HsW.So,k enc Ere Bairoes. zs2
By Hodscn RIVER RAirr sa....................... -
By Camden and Ansoy RziEust...........,..... 81
Remaining lst 10
Total ...,....s......'.'....'''''''''f NS
OF which were Yortieth street yarts... l23t
80
Lett
Total. ooe
Actual 5ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

sEw-YoRg cLLsSFIoLIIos.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
sENATolIAL ELEOTIoN.

sPnrS0yrEtD, ILE. Jan. 81. 1850. Eds.
oonimsseisl; The Legislature Of Illi.ob
eOoEshed At this place to-day. The Dem.
osTatie members aFo "a unit a. rsgsrds tbs
Senatorial Election. A Caucus Wss beld
on Saturday. 10 which & was determined
that the election should take place on
Wednesday. at o'clock, p. M. The
aosizses Of tie Ds@osrstis easszs Sf
Legislature ctfieeTs ere q strong DougIas
Mon. FOdT Of Ihfm aIs deeapiIatsd once
holders, who lost their places for thsif
Douglas prOclivHies. Attempts were
made this moguiag and sfIsrnoOo 20 Of
Ganizs both Houses. The Rspublican
members refused 10 at end. snd only .
temporary organization could be Affected
This Republican move indicated IN intsn.
ton to postpone the Senatorial Election by
boiling. H.V.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
E,rice TNcntY.Fire cents.


Nkitiitil};j. TIM Author oTIhe aboxe
NNAfsHf.A q 1rJJi.[ volume is a gradn and de-
sSsfUtSSIiiITtHEksi,v vote j quarter of aeentury
FS~>RE ZLLLiLIlt5a 10 the stud yand treaiHientof
~SSXEN Z41AvHTE9Hf<< Syphilis &kInd dFeddiS0fd fders
>>XF AYzaAC1d<t as aspeciality ,he / asbecome
1HAresst ttstAzszli possessed OF Invaluable in
[ZyT IoEnaiion IN vesgrd 10 The
'>.>//+.1TnTEtTNN Same, and Is a5le "a co mpress
TfEi1H<fUf!ttsss.f. iatoSaAe meeu am col stha
xeFg q1iniessenee OF netieal science ths lntor-
tnni subject; the result Of ihe exPeriepec af the
most eminent PhysetArs in Euro pc ard America is
thOrou hy demonstrated In his own highly sucedssful
practice in the treatment Of secret dsesses In many
thousands or cases in the City OF Philadelphia alone
7esfioH Of the PrefessOF Of obs.siries ia Peas oI-
Lsgss PhiisdstpAia. ,t.,.-.
"nR~ HUNTERS MEDIeAL MANuEL.n-The auihor Of
this work. like the majority Of those who advertise
TO the diseases Of which u treats. h graduate
one ofthe colleges in the United States. 1t az
lords me pleasuTeto 10 raeommeud him 10 the NsfertH
in whose bonor and integri-
" they may place the greatest confidence. -.
=, JOSEPH s, ,LQNGSHORE.M N. n,
ts% ,~i$s e. wSSSsss s "a ss gsEsss T. T
fessioRal ability Of the adlhot Of the .Nsaie
Eumetons cases or Diseases Of the Genital .0fgans
some OF them oflung standing. have come md rim
notice in which his skill has been in yQs;r
ing perfect heath, in instances where the pa
tient has been hey ond edical aid In The
treatfFe1 Of Semnal khcss disa Trsneeq6nt Of
the functions produced by SeIfabWse. or Excess Of
have been acquainted with the authOi some tijTtE
years and deem IL ha Justice to him rs well
kindness to the unfortunate victim OF early dis-
crctoR. TO recommend him IS one, in Whose profes-
spnai skill and integrity they may safely code the NJ
selves. ALFRED WoOnwARD. NJ. ID.
--Onecapy, securely envelOPed, VIII be farw srded
free postage to any parleC The United States Tor
cents, eopiesi0r 81. AddreS. nnst paid, COSDEN
& CO.. Publishers, Box l97, Philadelphia.
IT y Book selorH, CanVasSers aud Rnnt ardhls AHbA
Piled ON the most liberalte terms sept %, le5ely2I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

Tdhpsopls. Of Cuba. it itssens. disposed
to cousiderthe Presidents Messpgs d mat
ter of some Importance. Some Of them
are said to have bsen ''teffibly exercised
about IT,. They hats holden indignstioh
meetings. 10 protest against being violently
annexed 10 the United States They are
disposed to ciaim Slight degree of Popu-
lar SoyereignSty. The FLANDERS are ID an
unsettled conditions, and a general feeling
Of uueasiness prevailed atlatest ,acoCouhis.
Among the rumors affoat, was otfe that
Ten theusahd Americsps were disfFibutsd
through. The island. TO aid id an-ed6tt to
throw Of the yoke Of Spain
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
dINCINNATI .MARRRT

- ctSeIHus IT. JnpuaFy ,. 1859.
Flour-The market is very dali. and The sailed IN
fmpoVtsns. 300 barrvls received snee Friday.
Hoks--The season IL drawing 10 a close: the whole
number received since FrhHy. does not exceed 25U0
head. The market T. hrH this morning. and lots aver
aging 200 pounds. would sell nj e6 rs. A.
GrneeHes---Bolasaes active and higher.s Sales OF
900 barrels At 39e. The ranRe .npV \ A935c Sugar
6tn af 61s87ke, With sales bf coo hhds. cO6se e
steady.
wLisky-Tas msff. i 1; Esciive and prices hieher--
Sales ofeoO barrels At - @25x cents, the IstsE rate
crhis- Wheat s. IN good reSues. ana he .resgip,.
sell readily At fall pTiees sales u 900 bushels pme
White At 81 is and 200 do Red at 81 e5.
Corr firm atU09S7. Rye active ate0e. 0ats scarce
and arm et 64965. sf
Barley Is in fair demand and prices steady ai7c97s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

PRoPERrY AND TAXATION. From a Ia
bic IN the State journal. from the Office OF
AHditor Of the State, wo learn that the
value Of real estate in Ohio, in 1858, is
down at $3.50, ,s85,9l7. The value Of the
personal property is estinsted at $780,
5l4, l4,os4-mekiug their aggregate value
$847, ,8oo,o3l. The, total amount Of
State taxes for tile year is S2,978. 1875.
The total taxes for all purposes amount TO
80, 756. $50, go.
The Increase in the value OF real estate
over tha, of last year Is s.. .665, e65. The
decrease in the value Of personal property
below tbatof 1857, is Sl5,e79. 8. 3-lea
wing still id the aggregate total Of $8,-
t6I4,648. The amount Of Stale taxes to
be raised tits yearexce DIS that Of last 1868
727.i4. There is still gfeater decrease
in the valtte Of personal property BY taking
the estimates Of 1854, and 1856, and it IS
ID a 9teat. Measure attributable to tic fac |
that bank property illegally lIlaced on Tie
list 10 those years, is omitted now The
decrease from 1857 has nothing however
to do with this, as such property was not
entered on the duplicate oft857.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
PHftApELPHTA MARKEr

s..,t..,., PhftAsELTHI7.. Jahuary 3.Ie5e.
THste u ID exyoE demand faf Flour. and the sales
70 Lf tseds are iipitsd q gs4S I2X foF superhse;
(i0pd Wheat Is in mOdssnle deuanAs sales Of 500
bhtheis atf 70 Tor prime Red. and MOT l0fofwhite
Corr is scarce and .sSisJi ..i:s Of Hslovns4 % eli;
for old ,aBd 7Ua7le fsr new, !. t
odts g1ehengsd; sales 200 bushels prime DeiavaTe
Vita scarce: .aios ohiS tifisis Eisi sehi., ana
Pennsy Irnnia al % y eehlS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
fkr fha late High sheriff Of Allsglsn

county has given us The following;
:, IL was afflicted with Debility ofithe Di-
gestive Organs amounting to severe at
tack Of Dyspepsia. which had reduced my
flesh considerably. Ny wife was also af.
aicted under the same circumstances, and
With thes,m disease. Having used youi
medicine called BeBHAyH's HoLGAND BtF
TEas. We both obtained relief, and are hsp>
pyto afford you tbls public evidence Of its
value. JOHN FORSYTH.
< iPiltstdtgh. Jan. 32i, 1857. a..,.es
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

WEALTH or THE PcPE.-It is saidtheP Pope
receives out Of his slases somsSs.O0O. 900 a
year. OF this, S6 900. .ooU go To- his PEI
yate affairs. %. zoe ,ooot05 pay intsrsst--
$9, 1000, 600 go 70 support the army and
police, 100000 20 maintain sprifou, "a ,ooo
to schools aud other expenses in porpotiou
The yearly deficiency is 81, 800, 900. The
Clergy owns one mill IN dollars worth Of
real estate. and bold all the fat Offices. The
state debt is twenty seven millions.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

THE sboAR cRoP.-,fhe New Orleans
Della says, that sugar is 10000 hogshedds
and molasses twenty Thousand barrels. q;
headsoi last year. We do noi think J: ex,
travasant TO say that the aggregate value
Of the receipts ofthe product Of the valley
Of Mississippi at this period. is double that
for the me period last vesr. e ef- P
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

= I AquE GuRE. Thisis somcthipg Of a
science as well rs msdicihe. The sd
pssme difficulty Of The science Is 10 ao-
complish its end without injury 70 the
heal,h---the supreme excellence Of The
medioiae is ia accomplishing Just thaI.-+
! Fever and Agus has long been cured BY
jQainine. Arsenic. Bismuth, audMercury.
Buttbe mischief was, the deep and often
painful footprints they have left on Che
consultations treated BY them. Docr, Ar
Z ER'snew remedy cures wilhouta a particle
Of either oi these. or any other deleterions
substance. And be promises not only
safety butperfect certainty Of cure, with
which we may. mention another quail
ysofexoelleuce not to be overlooked in
these times. and that is his low price.
which puts Ghia browning glory ofhis irt.
within the reach Of all. II Herald Lake Co..
lad.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06


TIE PA-Esr ogsick REfosf.-Ths Agri-
cultaral portion Of the repOr. Of the Com
missioner Of Patents. made in Nay las. con.
taius a number Of interesting papers upon
he progress Of agriculture 10 Russi4, Prus.
sIa and the United States; some interest
ing reports 10 regard to various anlmaI,; re-
ports upon the cultiyation Of the Chinese
Cane. and variety Of other information Of
interssttO hgti6ulluriHld.
We learn from the report thai On agent
hss been employed visiting the tea districts
of China for the purpose Of collecting III
seeds Of the tea shrub and Other plants
with . view Of Introducing its culture into
the United States. Investigations into the
quantitatiye analysis Of the cotton plant,
and the soils in which it grows. are being
made by an able chemist. and also 10 refer
ence to the amount Of alcohol and ssccah
rine water 10 the Chinese Sugar Cane. anJ
the nutritive properties Of the Yam. .thrPo-
tatne, Chufa and, Indian Corn. Consider
able attention has been devoted to The ma
tive grapes foi the mshufacture Of wine.
Within the UCited States there are forty
well defined botanical species. including up
ward Of one hun1red varieties OF grapes.
half OF them susceptible Of being converted
into wholesome wine. The cuttings Of Su
gar Cane imported from Dsmarara promise
TO largely compensate for the tfoubIe.--
More than one hundred bushels Of Sugal
Cane from France have been distributed
for cultivation, and sufficient returns have
been made to prove that it win be valuable
for feeding stock aud other economical use
The cultivation Of the Chinese Yam has
been success; so also Bald Barley from
Tuscany. and Wheat from the Mediterran
can. The Commissioner is Of opinion tha
the success which has attended the expe
riment of disseminating new and usefu
seeds, and the collection and PRONUNCIATION
of facts connected with the history, pro
gress, and economy OF the principal staples
fully warrant the expenditure which hal
Been made for those purposes. 558s as-a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
UEU, WALLAUE JONES'.
"Hon. S. A. Douglas.p

EoLirsEs IN THE YEAR 1859 There
will pc six Eclipses this year, two Of the
Moon and FOUR oflhe Sun, as follows:
l. A partial Eclipse OF the Sun, Febru,
afH ., invisible Ia the United States.
II. A total Eclipse Of the Moon. Feb
ruary l7lh. early in the morning, visible
throughout the United States.
III. A partial Eclipse of the Sur
March, 4,h invisible in The United States
w. A partial Eclipse Of ths. Sul July
S5th, in the afternoon. This Eclipse viii
be very small lasting only few minutes
and occurs about an hour before sunssl.--
Visible in the Eastern, Northern, aid Mid
die States. !, a io
v. A total EciPseQT the Moon, Augtis,
18th, invisiblein the United States,
vi. A partial Eclipse Of the Sun, Aug
2ett, inTiaible in the United States.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

4 aBsrTo The deaf. the blind. aud the
cripple. See Dr.. FERRARD's bills and ad-
Settisshent, you that are deaf and desire
to hear the music Of natures minstrels; you
that ere blind and wish to see the beauties
ofsll creation. and you thai are crippled,
Just give the Doctor call; you will find
+ him intelligent interesting, frank and free
and easy upon all subjects, resdy to impart
! his skill and knowledge TO all fer most
reasonable considera ion. .G7e'a =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
fgSonora. over whiob M. Bucbsuar

E9Sonora, over which Mr.. Buchanan
propoaes a protects rate, contains $4,000.
900 acres Of land. and population Of l3o
600, including Indians, The number Of
white inhabitance does not probably ex
oeed so, 900, Sonora is believed to be one
ofthe richest mineral regious in the known
world. arr ~ ,.-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
BALTIMORE MARKET

= BsLTIHoRE. January ?, 1859
Flour qHiet with sales ofHoSArd Street and Ohio
Wheat sctiss: Redl eo9i 25: WbI.s,J sosI 50.
new yellow 6s9s7s eenis.
Provisions Hulet, but Very fFm.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

u RgrThose who thiGk that money will
do anything, may be suspected Of doing
anything Tor money.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

~ BEAcKWoOD for December is TeooiV.
%, and contains many interesting articles,
any obs 81 uhish is worth nors tbsu lie
cost Of lhs No. Why dOn't svsrybOdy
subscribe for this Invaluable work. prics
only % per snpum. Address HhOSARD.
+scorr 4 Co., PnbIishsrS, New York.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
NaHyMtMAeEiHl

NJ ANYWAY from the subscriber In Walnut t9wn
T. strip Fairfield County, Ohio, the 18TH instant
MARY JANE CHOU n, ali aplrensiee Gifia thereby
forwarn all persons from harboging or Trusting he
on iy account as WIN mol pay any debts other con
traetihg. reward OF two cents will given ior hei
return % tho subscriber. JAMkS MlbLER.
December %, IS59L3w3t i+'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
Ohio tSinances--Odr Januafy Interest

Ohio rinapces--Odr JanIafy InterGAi.
1 BY inquiry at head quarters, we learn
That every thing is in readiness 10 meet
the Semi ANNUALLY payments. OF interest Up
onths debt Of Ohio. which will be die 10
the city Of New York, on the first of janu-
ary proximo.. The Fund Commissioners
viii bsthefe at the tims with funds, aid
Ohio will continue to stand, as she de-.
serves among the foremost Of the fespct-
sible States 81 the Unicd: .a4 J,~1s
The tax. payeis do not geiersliy iinder
stand the process by which these pay
ments are,met. Weproposs small sketch
thereof, for their enlightenment. Since
the discovery Of the grand defAltcation in
our Treasury, there has Been no fund IN
hand sufficient.to meet these semi annual
demands. The amount requierd every six
months is about Foar H4ndFsa and Ftjty
l1'bOusahsd Doll rs. The County Treas
urers BY law are pot reqqireAIo 10 settle aid
pay over to the state Treasurer till Feb
Fuary. But, to meet the Jahusry interest,
and, under the ssmi,annuel payment sof
taxes system; the July interest also, the
law provides that Whenever it necessary
for that purpose. the Comptroller may draw
bis orders on.the County Tressurers in IA.
vor OF the State Treasurer, for any sum not
,|exceeding one half the amount due the
State. In July last, we paid our interest
out ofthe 800, 900 borrowed by The Fund
/ Commissioners to supply the, Breslin de-
ficiecy. Tomeet theJanury' interest, the
Comptroller, on the Gath November last
drew upon the various County Treasures
for an aggregate sum Of $3.50, 900. These
drafts were passed 10 Mr.. Stone, and char
ged to him, III. at once proceeded to the
task Of their collection. Ohio has eiety-
eight counties, and drafts warp issued up
on the treasurer Of each. This duty has
been promptly performed, and the County
Tieasirrers have nobly responded BY nj
promt payment. At the request of th,
Fund Commissioners, the Treasurer o
State has proceeded to convert.lh proceeds
Of these drafts into Eastern exchange.--
He was'hmited by them to one-fourth o
one percent, premium, and we are hap
py 10 say that the Treasurer has procured
Ian the fun is at this rate, This is mucl
less than il has cost the State at any pre-
vious payment. Last winter the pecuni
ary endorsements Of the times did no
prevent the Treasurer from procuring tn
exchange at much lower rate than wa
ever charged here before. This year II i
still less and viii cost the State less thar
twelve hunkred dollars Col. Journal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
srrAron Jorrs Of Ionl-Ez.ssnllor-

sESAroR JoSEs Of IowA-Ex.SsnAtoF-
and Senator DoyoLAs, sic not. It SesmSs on
very good terms. They talk Of falsehOodS
as II used to them. Gen. Jones having
been reported to say that Douglas. 10 ss-
curing the Illinois Central Railroad grant,
had sacrificed the interests Of GaIena.
Douglas rstorts in letter dated Aug. 0
concluding as follows
II viii only add that any insiuuaiion or
inlimalisn on the part OF General Jones or
any ofhis friends, that | had any collusion
with him, and was willing to sanri6ce The
interests Of Galena to those Of Dubuqe, or
sny other point, is basely and UNANIMOUSLY
false"
To this Jones replies BY publishing a
long letter, dat d November 9, ending as
follows: la.b 49,
"This sir is the third time that you
have made 'infamously false accusations
agSinst me and that have been compelled
to lasten the lie upon you. Though you
may at the sacrifice Of Democratic organi.
zatiOn, have effected triumph ia your
own State, as you say, over Executive
and Congressional dictation.' I can but
look with contempt upon any fame you
may have acquired by union with white
spirits and black, blre spirits and grey,
Black Republicans, South Americans
and disappointed Office seekers, as ! Dc
upon the miserable resort TO opprobiou'
epithets connected with my name, bu
covered with contingency which gave
you sure escape.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

BREMKx Fairfold Comfy, Ohio, Dec, 90, is5s.--Dr,
Ferrard-Sir-A After having suffered from Deafness
moro than twonty years, u9til lwss unable 10 hear
conversation nniess the iondest tone cf voice, d-
rected expressly to e LapPed 70 you for your great
Spanish Remedy, and foIowing your directions. can
testify to its valuable eecis upon This morning,
for III ntst time in Eighteen years, heard the tick
ing and striking Of Clock, applied q Watch 70 my
ears aud eouid hear tho strokes OF its movements
plainly 1t some inches from tho ear can be consult
Cd upon the above cts ut my house. one mile East OF
Bremen Station, Fairfield County Ohio.
MRS. NARY LAIiMAN.
isDt, FERRaRD will repain IN RusFviLLE un-
III saturday January !, 1880, when he willfemove 70
lancaster where he may be found for short time, at
thJ Tnltmadgc House. Dec! %, 1S06-54f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
"a .GRrM.

Sir-A fer having suffered with Deafness in both
for upwards of thrty-nine years. to such extent
TO render It rksome and Iaborous for persons TO-
verse with me. Iappliedto you for your celebrated
Remedy, aud amer Gsin9 the same three weeksrI am
SO fir restored be able 10 hear whisper lick
in. OF watch, withoat trouble.
Truly yours, WILLIAM H. PRICE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
NEW ORLEANs MARKET.

1854 NEw 0nEaAHs January .. Ie5o
. Cotton generally unchanged. The stesmeE,s pe VI
hAg no fgeet upon the mAlk eG sales atIfX eOnts.
2agat DAN. Molasses % cents. e 70 lf
FlOui quist at As. corn duII 1t % eonS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

- 4 -wwY
MELANCHOLY OcOuRRENcE 1--WE learn
sidst before going TO. press. that on Monday
last. atsIba Railroad House, two small
!, children we're playing in the kitchen, when
thsy,pulIed over q very large coffee boiler
SittiRg g1pon the store. and 50 severely
SckIdSdsthsmsslyss that one Of them died
= yesterday and the other is not sxpected to
'ilivs., Lot mothers take warning and cease
70 let thsir.lietlsscnes sport about kettles,
pans auapO,s ofsoslding fluids. s.., .s 'is-s g
ie'''ThE BH&r+tra os I'M: MoRAL EDucAr1oS.
sssOnNsw Years day. as usual. everybody.
swas free and easy. and trying 70 be happy
iby welcoming the viking ofsll nations cS
lle5e) 20 t6'liisthrone, ccnssquentiy,j'lcn
| established customs led us to pledge each
otherlin tpmblers ofdquasnifatasas. Our
,yonng friend ELIAS PaENrrcE. (soet ni1,0)
SORE were blessed, but,"E was glorious
,.O'sr al lksI iIls5of, lifsNistdriods.rk
By invitation be went to the barn'to take
some Tecreation--ly, where an loid-used
hand by taking notes, seized ElY's watch
and moved his boots, whereppon our in
b,defatigable Sheriff. AxRoN EparaRE, tool
his track aud soon brought him up stand
in, got possession Of the watch, Fhici
wss,agold one worth s'i9o9 took him be
fore ,liis honor the Mayor, who, onhear
ing the te.timony, sent'him to Jan IN De
fault Of security for some $500 for bis ap
pearance at the next term of Common
Pleas. $50 the world wagsi this fas
.yanng man, who calls himself JAnEs Mrl
4Pa. has a fine prospect for 9 residence il
iOoIuhbds. where a!I'such gents should g
-l5Atot learn h trade.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

wThe Goyerpot's Message came 70
hand too late to find room In this
weaks papsr. ItiiilA lengthy. apd may
be IOr ought we know. = wisely written
document. We shAll eIys il entire nsxI
week, when our rsaasES can Judge LOT them.
ssIVeS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
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LODGE. No. 81 ....... IAN M, isss
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Dee. 20. 1858. G. srK1xNAN. ReeoFder.