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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18
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The Conservation.

. p NC oSOu1CSiuhAOhs7 ~
The Dedication, and the laying Of the
OF the new Catholic Church
came off on Monday last, aud everybody
was there; say Eve thousand men, women
and children, at the least; Priests without
No. and two Bishops, Messrs. PuRcELL Of
Cincinnati, and You've Of Erie Pa. Bish-
op PURCELL was the principal orator of the
day. and his great effort was. to prove that
the Catholic Church, was the Church, and
that all other churches were mere humbugs
impostor,. and would prove ultimate fail.
ures, or in the familiar language of Broth
er YouNG, that ,ell people, who did, or do
not Join the Catholic church, must newt
ably go to hell,-7''sic 20. sicju6sO." A.
ter proving il lis oisn pscaiias style the
power of the Priest to forgive the sins o.
confessors, together with various Other
dogmas Of the church., ,ilie took up the doc
trine Of Transubstan!iation, or the power
Of the Priest through lineoi transmission
from Christ TO Peter, from Peter to th'
Pope, and from the Pope to the Priests, t
convert by blessing, bread and wine int
the real body and blood Of Ohrist!!l
We have no desire to oontrovert th'
doctrines Of the Pope. or any other relis
ious denomination, but will take the liber
1y to give our views ofthst most in
teresting and important event. Christ i
eating his last supper. did it under pscu
! liar circumstances, hewas about 70 leay
his followers to q prosecuting world, au'
he no doubt desired TO place before ther
something that would remind them ofthel
duty, his sublime tsachings, and his deat
and suderings. for the common benefit
the human family. and what 60 beausif'
and so appropriate as that which nalu!
makes necesssrY forthe support oflife thre
times a day? !,
Itmust be remembered that bread al
vine were as common Rtthc supper tab
. in those days. as bread and coffee are
/ the present time. therefore Christ too
bread, blessed and broke it. giving e.
his disciples. saying take eat ye all of th
for ills my body, he then TOOK the wiz
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18

Tin sFkTs FAhN.-Ws spent an hour
1t the Rsform Farm last week, examining |,
The buildings. garden, fruit. and rejoicing
in the fBssi view aha. ever gladdsnsd .hs
heart or awakened Che admiration Of mau.
From the Observatory on the main build
ing we saw the country for milsS-yon'
der 10 the distance stands Mt. Pleasant;
lis rugged summit towering high above
ihs surrounding hills. How DARK. how
sullen, how graudly imposing il lOcks.--
The smoke from the city sleeping az its
feet, goes up in majesty, now half Obscu
ring il from view. now 1t Is swept away
and the rugged hill breaks boldly into
view. Beyond as far as eye can see are
bills and Wales, cleared fields and forests
Far to the east, is seen the vslley Of the
Hook hooking 10 all its ricbnoss and beau
ty- Away youder beyond the green hills
are the Pickswsy PLAINS. How the eye
drinks in, and the heart rejoices over the
ri chness of this distant view. "a thousand
herds" are feeding on its wealth--a thou
sand hearts are gladdened BY its bonnties
there in the distant west goes down the
big red sun, not behind the bills ss be is
wont to do at nome. but right into the
bosom Of the earth, looking as il is said he
does at sea. What glorious sightl how
inexprsssibly magnificent Below. right
at on r very feet, are the boys Of the Re
form School, just returned from the labOrs
ofths day aud now preparing for supper
How neat how cheerful. hon dslonishing y
eontentsd they seem. We would suppose
they would bs sad and discontented, bu
mot SO. They smile, they laugh, they play
: they are really happy. But ah. ! am mol
astonished now, / see their superintend
ent, Mr., How. among them. He is pleas
ant, he smiles. he laughs. b 9 encourage
I them; this explains itcall. Mr.. r.How, ha
gone down into the pit where the boy
were, all covered with the slime of deprav
ity. taken them kindly by the hand and !
. assisting them to ascend. He is film
:, them with hope and useful KIN owlsdge, h
y lis teaching them their responsibility to Go
q be is filing their hearts with love for on
q another; be is taking out. the thistles an
l. thoFns, and putting in fruits and flowers
'ol be is taking hsknife ofidleness, that stat
every virtue, out Of their veins, and teaCl
'f ing themt to, be industr ious, thus maxim
. men of them. ae.st
is On how thankful those boys ought to
o -how thankful the State ought to be 4
ID the advantages afforded BY the Refori
:. School. 1t takes boys from the. street
TO peunyless, and friendless, surrounded
40 all the vices Of the age. and clothes then
We feeds them, gives them a home and an et
d. ucation; places it within their power
ng make men. useful men. and what is ST
P; better, shows them the "way Of life"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18

EyWe invite the attention Of our read
ers. and the Democratic party in particu.
lar to the letter Of r. p. RANNEY, pub
lished on the first page of to-day's Issue,
How Judge RANNEY could advocate .th'
sentiments contained in that letter. endorse
the Democratic Platform of'59, and be al
homes, man is beyond our powers Of con
ception, VIII the Eagle explain?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18
Ne~ Etrnnn-
DIR. MORSE'S @
indian ROOT PILLS.

DIR. MORSE, the inventor OF MORSE'S lNptAN
ROOT PILLS, has spent the greater Rar OF hisfa in
travelling having visited Europe, ASIA aud Africa as
we'll as North America--has spent thee years nmnns
the Indians Of our neste 5n eounlrya, T s ~ .s
DIR. Morse was the first man 70 estaeish We iaet tql
ali Diseases arise from IN PURIrY or TIE BLOOD!
thai our strength health and life depended upon this
vital nud. t-.. go. -.
The reason why people are distressed when sick,
and why 80 ma deis bssauss they DO not & st ,is me-
will open the natural passages for The dsase 70 oe ea
out; honce, large quantity otf9od and olher MAKER
Il lodged & the q iptestlnes hteral! over
dowing with the corrupte mas; thus undergoing dis.
agreeable fermentation, constantly mtxing win me
blood, which throws the corrupted matter through
eyery vein and artery, until lie Is taken from the body
by disease. DIR. MoTsa's PILLS have added. 70 HEM
selves victory upon yct0ry, by restoring millions OF
The sick 70 blooming health and happtness Yns'ihoa
sands who have been racked tofmeuted with sick
ness pain aud anguish, and whose feeble frames have
been seorched blythe burning elements oiragng ever
and who have been brought asst were, wiia,n s.ep
OF the silen grave, stand ready " TESTIFY tnat
they would baye bsen nun oeIed with The dead nad
not been for this great and wondenuE medicine,
Morsa's Indian Root Fills. After one or two doses
ad been they aslonshed, and a0Snlntely
surprised, In Witnessing their aImng enees. 40!
only DO they give imnsdiate csse anu S5enS,n Hna u,
tax away ali sckress, pain and anguish but they at
once 20 10 work at the foundation Of the
is blood. Thsrefore,it willbe shown, especially
bv hoae who use tho Pills, that they wilt 80 cleanse
and purify, that dissase-that deadly enemy-tvtll
take its gghtana The nnsh Of youth and beauty WI.
again return andlho prospect Ola long aud happy ie
& will cheri hand brighten your days. 4. =
4 GAUcION:A'Ne rehants and Traders viii be opthen
guard md mol be imposed upon by Cop9teIielI a.
Il Dir. Morse's Indian Root Pills. signed n V MOORE
m gsnutne Pills viii hereafter have the name and
( signature Of B. LAKE JUnSoN, Tsuceessor To A. j
1 White & Co.O on each box. ~ e, t. ~ -
and lettera relating 10 said pills mnst bt
! Addressed 10 B. LAKE. JU DSON, SO Leonard Street
New York soils proprietor Of Dr.. Morse's Indian Zoo
| Pills, or WM. MUDGE & CO., Earlvtlle, Madison
county. New York.
Dr.. Morse,s Indian Root Pills sold by aild deSeu
I 10 Medicines. ftf @
AGENTS wanisdio every town. village and hamlet II
the nnd Parties desiring the agency will address
above for terns Price % cents per box, Eve boxe
SOLD BY KAUFFMANN a co.., Lancaster; Ed Mrl
ler Somerset; &, Kslb.s ushvnle; Abbott aad son
olearpSrt; B. Keferber OAKLAND; Druggists and her
lzohants1ganetAlty thfolgh the country. 81
l. Jcly q, less--ly II ri tfffF VI E-
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xEwe are obliged to Mr.. JoHs Cook

EEWs are obliged to Mr.. JOHN Cook.
or Damoptaville.for an interesting COM
mupication 10 regard 20 the condition Of
the crops. health, and religion Of that Vi
oini.y. Oar correspondent informs us
that prospects are brigh.ning and yegifa;
ton looking up in that locality since. the
late rains. Wheat thrashed, yields better
than was anticipated making as good -four
as ever gracsd bread. Corp, potatoes and
Vegetables generally. are growing rapidly.
pronising 20 yield toloraSle harvest t
Health good, Doctors complaining Of
course, The Church prospering and
, morality on the increase. We should
have been pleased to publish Mr.. Cooks
islter. in full, but il came late and Ou'
columns are crowded. We hope to hea'
(: from him sgaiu. and would, like others il
all sections Of the county to follow hi
example. ~, ,5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18

VHE undersigned win Onet for sale, at puOllc auc-
l ton, on the premises, -. ss,s.s

TVHE underslgned win Offer for sale, at public auc-
l ton, on the premises, y. s,rs
ON Saturday, September 24, 1862;
atone O'Clock p. NJ the following Real Estate, iatey
iy owned by JAMES CHAMBERS, deceased, situated
IL FAIRFIELD County, Ohio, to-wit; Part Of Section No.
No. twenty, (5O) and bounded and described BY The
following lines, siE:4Beginning on tue South bound
aty of said section (z chains and ntty
ex 56) links from tho southwest corner thereof
thence north thirty mine 9l ehsias and sixty three
(65l links to post; thence south seventytwo ga de-
vrees east tVeve a) chains and thirty tw" t32links
10 post; thence north eighty three (s3 degrees apd
thirty (3O) minuteseast to post:ihence
south foryx i6) degress east, nineteen I'D cha'ns
and fly (50) links to- post; thence south
(si degrees east, three ~ chains and hty 5el nnss
10 walnutthrty six (36l inches IN diameter; thence
south ih oighi (3s degreesand thirty sO
east four az chains 10 poss thence south thtleen
Q3) degrees and thirty 30l minutes, east s thains
aud ty (S0) links TO post thence south twenty ioul
Is degrees and forty gye t5l minutes, east four l4
two (qj chains aud eighty three TO sycamore
thirty l3n inches in diameter; thenee south thirteen
and half 1871 degrees, east siK l6l chains anu tnlr
" f2Otlinks N post set on the sonth Dohnnty v
said thence with said south boundary west y
chains and eighty four s4 l4uks 10 tho Rlaee o. es
ginning. containing Que Hand red and Fifteen 10
Acres and ninety three 1891 Handredths Of an Acre o.
| Land, eiHH f
Tsyas Of sale -one third cash in hand cne-third
n one year aud cne-thrd in two years, deferred ray
ments oba inte reat f0m the day OF sale, ana DC
securedb b, mortgage on the premises.
4 81 . ~ fl MAHLON SH b BR0OK, Execntor
4 ofthe willoi lanes Chambers, deceased.
i T-FAt the sam time and place, terms made know
on the day Of sale viii also sell 20 Acres situate y
the County Of Hooking andsta Of ohio-deyised g
Mary Ann Shbrook BY The said James Cham6e[s;; de
\ ceased MAHLON' ASHBROoh.v
August ls, is5O-swIspfsTso
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-RW- III A ~ AN. !.

OF NEW YORK.
formerly PhysciaU 90 the View York Hospital. Mem
ber ofibs United States Erleetis Medical Assoea-
ti0o; Inventor Of the celebrated Ling Tester;
Aathor ofa New wofk on the Causes and
TfeAtm enl Dfc Onsii W pli iOH.Caneer and
audiseAse of the Ldngs. Throat
Blood, IAvsr, Nerves. ska. Ryss, kao.&e., &c, Ss
Will MAKE SIS sENT nosgpLi Fapirfo
LANCASTER.
ON TuesdHY, SEPT. g 1859. -
He viii arrive The hrst Train goiag west, an1 re-
maia34 hours. lie win .ais0, visit
every month through the yeaE> -
DIR. hASLv has had an extensive experience Of InoTe
HopiIals and inhrmInes of New YORK aud Pbiladei-
phia HaginY aleo spent several yeaTs among the
lndans- has bad ample opportiaity TO Dseonie per-
feeily familiar with the menieina properties OF ar The
agents used by the Medicine Men ofthe different
Tribes. He Wiltreat all the diseases that hesh is
heir 10. His medicines are composed ofBarks, Bad
Loayes Roots and Gums Having ibs utmost faih
IN the goodness Of God, wo believe that for every
malad there Is fonpd in our own soil sare and
neyer-faiiing remedy. BY the aid oftbese remedies
Cancer, Inefpieni Consumption. scrofaia. kheuma
tism Fits Salt RheuHl, and all diseases Of the Kye
Bar. skin, Nerves. Throat Lungs, Liver aud Sinmaei
arenoE curaUlc In my hands as any other diseas'
Is eurable.
Cures w sFrantedG Examination Free
! Hours OF consultation from sto c each day. DR.
MKHLY wilt ysitths town once every uionih thTJagl
the yesr. These visitsare preparatory TO the esiab
iishment ofa HospilaIin New York. 10 be eOndnete,
by DR.. MANLY upon the principle Of the new school
or American Eclectic Praetics Of Medicine. He wa
educated In the College o. PbEieans ald Surgeons
In New York. and for many years pfncic the ''ol
! school system" About 10 year, since. be becam
convinced ofthe great superiority Of Eeleetieism M
such has been his success from thai time, Ia rh
Treatment OF many thousand cases Oflingerng dseas
es. as 10 enable him 10 warrant cures, in sPiut
confidence which only knowledge can give. DR.. hAS
~ willbe happy 70 operate for the rcmovai o. en-
llhrged TOnsils. Tun0rs, Cataract, an for neauy a
diseases requiring sn rgical int rfereneesi ~ n
AithOug h II s not the best mode Of examRatf0p&h
Doctor will when desired, describe 10 his patient
their diseases. without asking any quesiioi. tie ha
In his day book. the names Of many hundred patient
in this vclniiy ohavs been cnred within the pl
three months after being pronounced hopeless by III
old school The name nd addresses ofthese patient
wIlIbe given ifdssred. 10 enable the reader 30 9l
tain the details Of tho case. Dr. MANY will brn
with him more than a hundred bags of roots &e
fresh isOm the iliggng-. with which lie will snplh
hi4 patients. ROOMS At TAR SHEFfERH0UsE.
. lancaster May - le59-2N.
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Extra studio.

liberal deduction will be made from the bills of
the daughters ofindlgent minister's aud missionaries
Unless by special agreement, All bills must be paid
In advance. Catalogues will be sent on application
10 the Secretary ofsPrinc cipal t-sat E
We are somewhat inclined to set forth, according to
custom, the supe rior exceences and advantages OF
this but acting the maxim "let another
man praise and not thine own mouth refrain
Putnam, Aug. le.--4wl8 A A. GUTHRIE, sec'y.
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G1On our first page will be found an
interesting account Of the ,rotting match
that came of over the Eclipse Course on
the 10th. between Flora Temple and the
California mare Princess. 1t will be seen
by reference that Flora beat her compet-
~itor three straight heats. and in the ex'
lraatdinafY time Of 2:22.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18

CHRONIC DIARRHGA--Ws have in our
possession the certificate Of respectable
citizen. teslifying that be was entirely cured
of this dreadful disease by using BGR-
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERS.
We shall take pleasure in showing the
certificate TO any person doubling this
statement. -- =.
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Groceries and Provisions,

( which willhe pleased to deal out 10 my Old cn-
nd pnic generally, on terms as eheapas eau
be had In Fairfield comfy.
Remember, guar liItee all articles aud carree: 4 ]
srrors made at my Establishment also SELL Floul
and all articles in as small parcels the public do
mands. As to my former tiansactlons Of business
1leaye you TO judge. JOHN LYONS.
Lancaster. Juua 10. l8S9-2m7
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-EE-We invite special attention to the
advertisement Of the Putnam Female Sem
mary. found in another place in this weeks
paper. This institution is in most -four
isbing condition. Parents sending their
daughters to the Putnam Female Seminary
will never regret it.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18
NE W. ADVER RTISEME EN;rS
) Pleasant Township Seminary.
statement

TTNHE Second half of the Second Sessio ofthe Plea
L SAINT Township Seminary will commence with
the FIFTH day ofSEPTEM BER, A. ID. 1859.
On Wednesday and Thursday previous, there will
be examination OF the different classes, and on
Friday, (September the 2d) original addresses will
be delivered by three or four young Ladies, and by
several young Gentlemen, =. ..-,-- .-s.,,.
JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal.
Pleasant Township. August 1s, le59-4vI6.t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18

EHRev. j. H. CREreHFoN. will reply
to Arch bishop PURCELL, at the NJ. E.
Church. on Sabbath afternoon. August
2sth. at sso'clock. The public st all de-
nominations are invited to be present.
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Putnam Female Seminary.
Mss mARTHA EASTMAN, PrincinnI

VVNHE Fall Term will commence on Wednesday,
il September 81 ,and close on the 2ist of December.
Charge for board, washing, [l2 ps per week., fires,
Hight, &C., per term, S44,O0.
The Winter Term will commence on Wednesday,
as above 800.
The Spring Term will commence on Wednesday,
April 9, and close July 18th Charge, $1,000.
Tuition in Preparatory course,.; ... - per term.
do Seminary proper. !!...... do
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Sale OF LAED.--Ws invite special at
, ssSkoh toths advertisement Of our friend
g, iMAAIOF AssBRooK, in smother column.---
Hs,pfers some very fue land for sale iu
IS fhisaud Hooking counties. zse
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18

RE Those serenading parties Of Mon
Z Gay night last. have our ibauks Thoil
{ Hiuiic MAe soul stirring and acceptable.
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". EB- Friday of1last week was a fue grow
,ihE day. Wewsre blest with several fn'
showers.
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is E4r Canal Boat operated by steam,
,lassis,d through this place on the Hooking
Valley Canal on Friday last. Lancaster
';a can now bosst Of sisam,5oot navigation. q
affurrab for hnrraF
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Rs1ass of Jaesb n. SMITH.
r ,ad Notice.

NOTi6Eis hereby given that l'fiitoR viii b
presented D. TIE COnmis ssioneTs VI fairGeid coul-
y. Oblo. AZ ther Septehlisr ssstl A. y. iz59pTsy
lag f0f an alteration " cOuufy KOsd (spONH ~ DE
CireleVilie aud logan k1adi said alteration % com
uienee here said Road iBteFssets the Lac RetNeeu
Tue lands VI Henry DHstmNn aud James LaHrsnee,
thence West ssd Hoe stout afiy fcJs totbe Zahes
Vile and Maysvlle TunFike RoAd.aad there 10 ter
niHale. Aud -sd petition viii farther pra, That ~
much Ofsald CiFeisvihe aud fogaa koad the line
bstSeen said Henry pnsifnan and PhIip ksiisrbef
and also. that that part Of aid Road ragniag from
.aid line South through sld Dusimsn's land 10 the
beginning point ., said slieiaiipp above deseribed
being Jistsnee Of abrnt 100 rods be vacated.
August 4, IsJ9-fSIst a PETITIONER.
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Pursuant to adjournment the following
named persons met at the Office Of Col. A.
McVeigb, to wit: Geo. Sanderson. Josh
ua Clarke. ]. NJ. Bigelow. j. N. Council,
p. b. Ewing, K. Fritter, J. NJ. TowsOn,
Alfred McVeigh. and VIM. E. Shoeman
The Committee appointed to propose
plan Of organization. reported the follow
ing Constitution, which on motion was a
dopted: T7E
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18

E%Tbe Fairfield County Historical
Society will met at the Court House,
Saturday evening August goth. 1853, TO
elect officers.
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ACHANGE OF BUSINESS.

5 HAVE purchased or John u. Martin. the Stock Of
Il DRY GOODS
ofTIhe late armnf MARrlS " ROCKER, and will
eontihue The same business al The ,.t1 ~
ola stand one Door West Of john Ly-
.sIT otl,s G roeeFy store, -
Where they n be pleased TO soc all thepd custom
ersof The store, aud many he opes IS can crowd
In They assure the public that theif ohjeet will be
offer 10 SFLtas low as GndA are sold By the regs-
lar Merchants The Stonc Niltbe under the snpeTEi-
sioR Of JAAIkSs NJ. LYONS. aRa style of the hrms
LanOas;eE. july 81 "A lSS9-1Ieu Lyons 4 SON..
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Hopping Goagh "A Gard.

ETyHiStronhlesom m Q amt sometmes dang srouA ulls
III yhas been, and Is slill prevailing 10 consider
able extent The treatment of tn dominant school
ofmedicine is simply palatiSe and does not propose
TO abridgeit duration single day -, -..s- : 81
The suecessful treapnento ot " numher Of cases
instlfes me In saying that by M hedAseof AOmeeRahe
and Its average duration shortened fronfor 10 SIX
Weeks. ~ . &. a I. BARLOW; NJ ~
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FOn. @@HR.

DEsIRABLE CITY PROPERTY aud oUT-LoTs,
adjoining City, for sale cheap, terms easy.
Apply to X. .HANNtM,
Lancaster, July %, ls59-lSu Real Estate Agent. =
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@OHd Om6.

LANCASTER, August ,, 1859.
have soId to Messrs. HEDGES & REESE my
Stock OF Goods.
All persons indebted to me wiIpease call and set
tie tmme ediately. f ~
My Office will be until further notice Is given, In
the Count Bg Room Of the old Store.
: VPCASH PAID FOR WHEAT. Ass-
August 4, leS9-I4tf 4. JULIAN
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pnILApRLPHIA MNRKRP

PHiLABELPHIa Argu-t IG, 1853.
Ihs only noticeable change IN breaastuHs pa-a ma
ierai ineraass m receipts and decline ~ prices Piohr
!. heid arnly u sj 50 for fresh Eroand made Of
Wheat. aud 5gaGgs.
Nbeai has ede Sc per bushel; saies uf go bush
els at 2aaf ~ for Rcd si.hs.a % The former rate.
Rye n 7Os, for HeN. and 1-r f9r old
CCra meets far iHqhiTy- Rad supplies coiae Ia sloW-
iy. sslrs Of 200 bushels yellow az 57r.
ost- steady aud 10 bstier demand; sales AZ 3...9S
whlsky, Ohio ate7 cents.
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oOMMRROIAL { [N4RLLIaKNc1
Esass.s.s sfsssss.
NEW YORK MARKET.

Wv fokE AugastIe t-59i
FlsuTA ActIFe and uossItied a 5aluc loasr; safesS
$40 barrels - assf 2s for s0pernnf siatc - Goa
50 for extra do; ass for Snpenne Western; -
sHf - for c0m ~ good exiYa WesieFnt fDafo 90
lorn rn1 ahd 5os1 fof flesh granBd shipping Drand1
exira Iouud hoop Ohi0 closiag heavy. q
Nhest duli abd % favor ofthe buyer sales Of 500
Dusheis, including uasouad mlred % 70a7Et. neN
k-d Soaiiern a. st1nsi -: arW White Southern, \
3stI - and nsw Red Etafs II I TO- fft
SoFu Serfs- aHd Arigrr ISLES 3a0 bushe i al 77e.
fpr Old tnised este r IN sl0re 75a7sc for niis0und
" whtic-southsr srn. ADD asked nsminsi ~ 7scs
at sieadyut 55a3ae and 35a40 for We-ieEa aud
! Canadian.
WHISKY stea-ly and unchanged. Gales aiestyc. =.
Bgier aiis - saise fJr Ohio, I6sgOe Tor slAts saa
chse.e sieaSy, auIin demand ., sase.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18
HOUSE,

Main Street. Lancaster, Ohio.
HAVING taken this we'll known and popularHouse,
III wish to receive at it, guests, my friends, the
tTave ling publIc. and The itrest o fnIankind.S -
Lancaster, August 4 1852 l4tf J. B0RLAND.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18
lPLATFORM SCALES,.

\, 4, w we,ghiag from 700 to 1900 pounds, Z.
Lancaster, Fsbraary ~, laSs-42 y sc.wEAVER.