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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22
ET MyNSIs' GALLERIES..

EH MENSIs' GALLERIES.
PHOTOGRAPHS, in Oil Coors
pmoro9RAPHS. in Water Colors
PHoToa R4PHs, IN Indis Ink
FH0TGRAPHS PLAIN
ANBa0Tk PES, the last
sr8sRBoTf Z Es, beautiful
MkbAlN0TI OBS brilliant
All the seeye styles uf Likenesses taken at the
well arranged 9nieries OF MtNNIS. from lite or
copied from small Pictures EQUAL in fnisb and III a.
ness 20 any nlSde in Virginia or any o. her State
eaHery in Petersburg on Sycamore street over
Davis, AhrahaDs Lyon's store. and No lg7 Msip
street, Richmond. vs.. opposite Post Office. NH II
b. LIrE SIZE PnoTo0RAPHs.-The
subscriber takes pleasure IN announcing e his nu.
nerous patrons and the public at large that he is
lures 70 FULL LIFE SIZE either plain or sulored
Hhlch. Tor accuracy and finish. he warrants equal
II not sapTtnr to any produced in this city, at less
1arged 90 snv size.
Cttisens aud strangers are invited to call and ex
sthine specimens at HibBS| Terple of Art, Corip
thish hsii. aaiS street, between sth and 10Th:
T. s.-if you want e genuine Arbrotype. this i.
me risce &c setit, where you will neither te hum.
oassSa 10 pTfce or work, Also, melsinotypes. or
AsT other Ficsnre IN fho Photographic Art.
sS- STovEs. RANGES IND FURNACES.
NoT IL store full supply. cargo Of schr Mignio-
nette: Purchasers are invited TO eXsmne the quail.
iiy Of our wares. We especially recommend the
kichm"Dd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cookins
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
hepstrS always hand for all leading articles sold
81 the Governor strret Stove Store.
BE- Wanted Immediately two first class workIcen
oo oi6 GEORGE sTARRETT.
~ HARTsHoRHI' AHTI-BILIoUs PILLS
are the safest snd best Purgatiye Pills in use They
at upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. CARRYING
on ali bile and every foui secretion. They don't
gripe are easy 10 their operation. ana be taken
at taay time without fesr of exposure They remove
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

SLAuGHrFR OF DoGs.-A correspondent of The
Boston Traveller says that whOlesals slaughter
OF dogs took place In Concord. Map, last week
This was done for fear of their running mad-ons
or two having done 30 and commitksd mischief =
Only few OF the canine race escaped the slaugh.
ter.
Cucumbsrs made their hrst appearance in the
Savannah market on Friday last.
James Coins vas executed at Columbia, 8. c., OF
Friday last, for the murder Of Bryans Medlin.
Fast Day In Vermont and New Hampshire, Stl
April.
wu Piummer, we'll known citizen Of War
rsnton. N. O., died on the leth inst.
The Democrats Of Surry have neminated Capt
Z. W. Taylor, Of Snrry, as . ceDdidate TO repre-.
ssnt the counties Of Prince George and Snrry, Il
the next Genera Assembly OF vireinia.
Tho London Post says that sir g. Rdiwsr Lyt
ton II about 20 resign Ms once iH the nrtlsh MIN
issry on ancount al . growing defect in bis hear
I lag. lie win be mads q ieFd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22


And the vsrious affections consequent upon d.
o'1''' STOMACH OF LIVER. ates-
. Such IS Indigestion, Aoidity Of the Stomach.
Sssey Bind @ and Il Biessans f II
4 hss N
cial, and in others effected decided cure.
This ia 2 purely vegetabie compound, preoared on
celebrated Holland Professor Boerhaye. Because Of
its great In most ofthe European States its In
cay for those of our fthsriand scattered here and
there over the face of this mighty corrtry Meeting
American pubic knoSng abat he trniy sr WondeIi
medicinal yirtaes must be acknowledged.
IL 10 particularly recommended T. those persons
Continuous use Of ardent Spirits or other forms Of
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect. !.
and auickening every nerve, raising up the droos-
ing spirit. and. In TACT, infnsing new healt6 ana
S0TiCk-&hosvsr expects To- find this tsys-
rage will be disappointed; but to thesick, week and
low spirited + wlil prove grateful aromatic cor
CAUTlONi 80 - = -.
Ths great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has
tnducad many limitations, which tire public should
guard against pnr.ehssng Renot psrsss,isd \ e hag
con vince you how infinitely superior Il is 10 eli
these limitations. -
Sold st 81 pss eetts e s5 eSftss fox So by ths
DENJAMIH PAGH. JH. - 90. sss
MANUFACTURING 81 fss.sss4 as
FUARMACECTISTs AND CHEMIgTg,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
E3-eold nearly all the Druxgissz m this city
je I<--dts & ss
.nLu DOMINION bUffLiN9 EorAB-
" LIsHMENT.-IThe subscribers are 10 receipt
# lOO bbls aud half bbls of pbiiadstshis ckHAM
ALE la addition to their stock of PJATkR, CT
DER, LAGER BEER. &c. to which they invist tho
attention OF the trade. gasrsntsein< the arrscio 70
give satisisc tion and the price IN -st reas uAees
Orders left With j W StPE, on Main street. or a.
the fac tory, sn 2ath street, between Maia and
Franklin. will receive pronps att~niton
NB.-We would respectfully cali the ssscnticn of
our irends and public ReBerslly. % the fsct thst
MIR M Mcsornck having retired from toe B0stling
Business in this city. and removed 20 another state.
we would solicit the patronage OF ail those asora
bIy disposed to our establishment.
8 Richmond March I, tsz9 NH 9-in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22


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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

TSoR .ihe BEST stock Of MEN aud Rov,s WBas,
ttcAItat ~ ~ - - H. JULIAN q Co.'s
Lancaster, March 1859, - -srssS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

II BEIrEvE IT SAVED Mr. LIFE. .-JAooB
WoosTER. Of Bush Creek. New Sewickley
township. says:
@''For two yeafs suffered the Vertigo,
Nausea and Headache. attending Dyspep.
sia. sometimes so severely as 10 incapnci.
tate me for any effor,--at others. to confiue
me to my he'd. My bowels were often so
constipAted as to Oblige me to use The most
powerful pergo,atives to relieve myself
Indeed ! at last found il necessary to use
something Of the kind constantly. Last
fall l commenced taking BGRHAVR'S
HOLLAND BITTERS. and found il just
what my case required. l cannot re Oom =.
mend 1.-two highly, iorI believe il saued
tOylits. ,'s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30


EI5The RiOhmOnd IVA, Wing editor
has srsworu 1 solemn oath that Old Virgins
shall be redeemed from the,rule Of the De.
mpocrAoy who have just been guilty of the
incredible crime Of fplacing az the head ol
their GoEernment az Abolition Goyeruor,
HsAs sbs lVhisI
ARe'Pray not fora long lifss bug We tIo
pray day IN aud day out. thai our liie NAV
BE- spared until our eyes shah see ths glory
Iet Virginia 10 arousing and brilliant Whis
HvicleFy What a happy, thrilling hops
bnd SO soon to be realized; for nsrt gsor
viii il come to pass and then univeraal
jubilee Of patriots and good men through
.ou. the land. W. Aavs taken solemn
.oeA that Ngyinia shaH Be rsdssmsai4-
Roll on the ball"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

THE AERIAL SnIp. - Tie Elifor Of tbs
Troy Budget has taken rids on the H id.
son river in The life boat or car, which has
been built to accompany the monster bal
loon Of Mr.. LaMountain. In his Zip across
the Atlantic. He says itmoves lhseukh
the water at the rate Of from six 10 eight
miles On hcuf,by the same mach ioety sot.
ing on the air that propells il whea aloft,
Its amodel Of beauty. and when behsld
with its wings (tbe tans) beating above
tbs watsrs loOhs''lilEsa a thing Of Iifs." a
monster bird wounded and flu,lerinR 10 i.S
sforts 70 raise lOlits tAtivs element, the
stherial region.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

GE The elections 10 complete the mex
congresswill be held on the drss Mon day
of.August. the lst, in Alabama. KsntuCky
and Texas, on the first Thursday ofAu.
gust 4th. in Tennessee; on the second
Thprsdaysof August, che lith, ia North
Carolina. on the first Monday in October,
the Sd in Georgia and mississippi; ou the
third Tuesday in October. the 18th. in
Minnesota; on the FIRST Monday Of Novem-
Der It'll, in Louisiana; and on the frat
Wednesday in November 2l. in Mary
land.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

tNtWkNTY. .IHhkHY Yean have elapsed sInee eom-
sveIy onslnoe day dnrhg NAT tIrheJ hare keUt Soek
snn ehaIged. Aispy hafe aiways baid ns psamp plg.
ne 70 ny sorrow must say great maay have nos
psid on debts 70 Offset cha goa which gave nc se
Of an axefngc capital bnt when tines ohaneod dsr-
emf the eOllset0De stopped the Iarre anon n d.
charged tends % ieason M eapltia wiIeh dissil -
70 eny Goods % fair rat6, - - n =
y ow Tor seifpfotecuoa, from and amer this dsse.
ny ooofs viii be closed against All persons a,,d 10
goods viii be sOld without oAsH or suoh eries, as
We usually take ID sxchaueo.
In eoaelusioni ! would say, hsy0on hand . vsTy
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
TERRIBLE RAILROAD Acc1DgNr.
Twsnly Or rAInr. psr.ea. klIIsa.


CLEyELlHD. June ee.-- The Train from
Chicago on shs Michigan Sodthsrn Road,
went through 9 culvsrt, nesr South Bead.
lssl night. Theacsideht was canssd by
the washing aWa5 Of the cuIsest. Irfs
reported that from ROiO 80 persons arc
killed
SEcoBD DfsPArcH - The stream where
The accident occuTfed. Is naturally oaly a
risules but was swollen by the sxlrsofii-
nary rains offhe previous AFTERNOON and
evening. Fl1cd,wonl probably choksd
the culvert, eoDyrrti,g tbe embank rneut
into DAM, ID the grsst weight Of wafer
with the eonTusson ofthe crossing strsin,
caused the calami'y.
There we're about 80 persons on bosrd
the tram, thirty OF whom have been taken
from the ruins dead. Fifty or sixty we're
wounded, and the rest have not been heard
from.
The train .. the time oflbe accidunt was
running at the rate Of ten or twenty miles
per bonr. The train goiug west passed
oyer the embsnkmsnt ssisly three hours
before The nccident. Condustof Osaood
arrived in Chicago this afternoon slightly
hurt. bu, is unable to furnish any names
Of the killed. s's
LATRR. Thirty Jour bodies bad been
found up TO ten o'clock. 70 uight. Other
passengers are missing who are suppOs.
ed to be dfownded. Z
No fauItis attributed to ths officers Of
the trsin b. the passengsss.st go rs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

U....-.. =. N -.
EAHSo ~ ~ tDl.po'-- mlohael Beau-
ss' 49,; ooIv,o'su pIai :. lOieoo o. 1ne murder o.
'4 ~ r., - .S.ne m9n.ns y slnos. was ex-
o..s s''s sad. - '..' o,'I on rIiasy Inc Pris-
n-;a.,. - T r.. ~ Hsy... sysss'on eAeePs 70 the
RIsss ,,,s 80 Ssaso,s u'so M,.n gree. cooinesSaIhs
a. 4. r-"",..,'. 49, sI.o',Oes 'l. sF sps 'as' scene:
t,.sdst -, ID. .,.. ~ y oIoo-, DsuaIsn' 81
ssII ood .in. M P'.soss. was .aAen from n's
ss.giS s,.s';,, nsr :. y. usual m1Dnsf % the
d,,,sr ,.;,h ~ 81 IPsn rnic9' ne 4neeiios
sa n,;.ss., 49, i, ~ ~ .os wlloesses, WIN
n,.,sd = F.,n't 'se. "a ,ns ,a M.'eI NIVsp'y
Al a. "nr,Is - i.. i"- ,ss prisoner IfPeas,
4, .sssa H. .,;, ~ ~ ,',: H'"e p'nV,sn was vas
A. o. n,o'as,, 0 !, "o,,e--co.' aho pans
ba a,oss f,sr III ,t. - = "ienuer
the rs;.s,tsS - tsssIsa 'ps PiauG'.n Si'eie
6old ~ the ,ons snS tis1 - .sols'e'y !, 'OOA
81. ~ R;s ish..- s. 80 = s.les,
rausrLs - rss.sd y nv. ,ns..il sg lS~
vac ahor. - S 1a,S.. - '-o It so.eIu uu'y No
ths dsssS vsr,so,. oSssusu ''';''..S 70 .eAo
-Besudisr stood rnor AZ ns '01aag.
ssIsS r. ~ A .IS.I,;. rUI -. a.oP. pynog
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
Ew Harvest is fast approaohino. T

~ Harveatis fast approaching. The
fsrmers have already begun cutting their
grass and clover. and are making every
preparation for cutting their grain. We
believe, notwithstanding the late frost. we
will yet have a tolerable crop. taking the
country over,ss there wassn uncomfortable
amount OF ground sowu last fall. Reap.
ers and Mowers hare come into such gen.
eral use. that the labor of harvesting is
comparatively light to what i. was in for,
mer years.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
D"- WrAWhW.


or HEw YORK. n
p9ra assiy physleias . lbs New Y0h Hospiial; Msm-
~ onl.ea tstss keiectlc Medical AsSoesa-
hgnt inveltoL % NO cslobmtad bunr Tosisfs
Aslhoi al q heN Work on tho Causss and
FressmentofconsumPron Cancer and
n, ~ olseaup % tho Lnne5. Throat
Blood Liver, Hsfsss. skib, Byes, ksfs. 49, s -.
VIII HAEE ma HrxT noHTnlr vurT 10 ~
sf LANCASTER. ta-
On Tuesday, Suly s., 1864.
ne WI arrive on ihs hrs Train going vsest, ana re-
ever % @es,h = .saas ~. siss; ,ss ,is ysls osss
DF, -MAELF haShad an o1ls1siVc erDorlsnce os,..,.
han ,ssasI Jssfs eonnisy pruess sell 10 shs
gni9 Haslng also spent esysral yosfs nnanr ne
inasns, hss lld AnRis opportunity 70 beesme per-
...y is,ssl @ sith NE modiein properties u a ne
agents aIsd b ihe -Medlcias Aens ofthe dissreni
fnbsA he VIII ireat al tho disenses fhatGeih n
eels to. his medicines composed of i3arks Hais
~ nse FoDd0essof God, We DeIlsy6 that for s~.,s
mAlsay taefe tonnd ~ oar o ~ cod q safs and
seysI.faliag remedy. B5 lie aid eftllsss remedies,
sm, Ets; sAit khenui. and an diseases " sss I'VE
Bar.Skin, NERVES, Throat, Lnngs Liver and Gf, -
y a. earablsin hands any other disssas
Cares W-rran1edg RxamInatfon Free.
:, houn o. consultation from to6 each day. ID,
MANLY VIII visit this town once every month fk,oaeh
ns ysss hess IT'S. are preparatory % ihs ssizb.
ley Dr. MAALr upon the principle Of fhe new sel,toi
o. AmsFtcan EeleetIe Pfsetics OF MedIcine n W.
gueeeeea ID tne etoi9ge OF Physicians and 8aFeeous
h New YORK and foT many years penet Iced ~. soId
school system." About 10 yea1s since. he bsesgms
convinced fthe gfeat superiority Of Reeeticism an
sneh has been bis success from that time 10 rho
sAimeni oi many thousand cases of diseas.
U.s. a. % pnane bin ~ wefrhnt enfes, In spirit q,
conndenee which only kno Wedge can give. Dr Mss.
hn Nih %. hapgyto operate fof tbs feaovai Or 90
nHRed T0nstls. FaDOTs, Cataract an for usarIx All
dlegssesgeqnisipg sargicgl fntsrference -'ts - -
u GOT Tie best mode ~ Hamlnatioa the
Doctor VIII when desired. describe 10 is uatIent.
iheir dlseaesa wthoat asking any qaeslioIs s M
70 MS day book be nnlneso OF many Hundred patSnt,
in m his vlenty Nho have been cured within ihe pasi
.aIee monthy amer being psonouDeed bopeless bT ne
VII be given fdssred, 70 enable ths Esadef u ob-
tain the detaila of Ghe case. Dr. MIHLr viii bdne
iIesli from tie diggings with which he EllI sunrv
lhis patients. Roo ooMs AT THB sHRFRER HOUSE,
sLAneastcE May Ig 1851 II. 'S'-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
RwThe Cincinnati Comero;al says /,

~ The Cincinnati Comercial says the
Committee of Arrangements for ths State
Fair at GAINESVILLE. are rapidly getting the
Fair Grounds into order. The location is
extremely handsome. The Committee
propose to have railway laid from the
grounds to connect with the g. w. & 2
r. X. into Zanesville.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

WE invite special attention to the oard
OF MARTIs HILL in another column. Mr..
H. has made arrangements by which all
the higher branches are to be taught in
his Academy. thereby making it No. /
institution. The present term will close
tomorrow. N
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
, FOURTH OF JULY GELEBRA-
~ ss8sN TION.

We are glad to inform the pub.
Tic that our citizens have resolved
uo celebrate in the ''good old fash
2 lined MANNER" the approaching
- anniversary of our Independence
The @BenevoIent Societies. 2 Mil.
~, ilary and Fire Companies, Pro.
~ fessional Men, and citizens Of all
~ CLASSES, are expected to form in
procession and march to Brasee's
Grove, one-half mile east OF the
aeitys where the Declaration of In
dependence will be read and an
y .0ration delivered by the Hon. G,
% ID. MARTIN.
We expect a good time. The
~ business houses WILL BE CLOSED,
and the whole city and country
atieast all who respect our coun-
6 tries natal day-who revere the
Patriots of '76, and who desire to
secsthe greatprincipIes of the rev
oiution perpetuated, will be at the
Grove.
We had thought the day for
sold tashionsdp Celebrations of
e the Foafsh- when men commeln-
.s.sorate with patriotic zeal, those
great events, had passed, but we
are glad to have been mistaken
we are glad that the lamp Of true
patriotism is yet burning in the
hearts Of the peopie-glad that
the memory Of tho Fathers of the
~ Revolution, their deeds ofheroic
yaior viii be again celebrated by
the citizens Of Fairfield county in
proper and becoming manner.
Let the country join us in the
s'good work. = Let us have such
a Time as our people have notb be-
fore Witnessed for years.
. The procession will form on
the public Square, at 9 o'clock,
A. M. Thefollowing will be the
order:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

= - Porthe LancasieR Gazette
MEssRs Eos The next point that I would
attewpt to gain after pefiorfuing all The
duties 70 my parents thSt fhey would be
entitled 70 receive. would be to strive tC
merit and eojoy the confidence and 1sspsoI
Of everybody with whom became ac.
Equaiaied. First. by doing every thing on
my part, which would be proper forme 10
do, that would be agreeable to others: and
second by never doing anything, in Any
way. that would give ofonse, unless high.
arduties compelled ms,to IT, Above al
otheEthings, / would never suffer mysel
to utter au untruth, either 10 gain some
thing to myself. or to screen myself from
punishment, repfimand or shame, no mat
ter what the circumstances were, or rsy
relation 10 them. When called upon,
either by others, or by circumstances,
would tell the naked truth.
/ would commence and continue my in.
tercourse with my young associates. by q
constant effort on my part, TO do them good
and to deal frankly aud kindly with them.
| would never decieve them in anything,
and ask their pardon il anything on m
part gave them olfsnse And il they be (.
came offended at me. aud treated ne bad
iY, without jus. cause. would try to for.
give them; and Il i could accomplish no
more could vt least try 10 set them good
examples.
With the lessons that have learned iu
my life. thus far. i can say now, with q
great deal of esrnestness, that were a lit
tie boy again. / do not think anything
could ever tempt me to contract the habit
OF saying bad words. OF Of using angr y
boisterous language, because / hsye learn
ed that such habits degrade and lessen the
force and Influence Of character; and that
men can accomplish alluseful purposes OF
life much better. by keeping cool.
With the light Of experience to guide
me, were Iagsin boy. / would seek al.
ways the society Of the most moral and
well behaved people. And however much
il might be averse omy incliuations TO
do so, would school mysslfto attend
church. and all places Of moral instruc-
ton. and to respect aud honor the Sab
bath day. PHOENIX.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
sEcRETS plscLosED.

VHNHE snbscrfber Offer for sale Recipe Book which
contains Recipe for making sveiy article that il
mAnumctured 10 the country of Soaps Hair Prepara
tons, Coognes, Essences, Perfumeres Of all kinds
bscIs eyrups, Mead, Soda and Mineral atsr Paints
oieckings, Inks. A. &C.. and Recipes for making
every Itice manufactured; one for making Honey,
which cannot be recognized from that madc by bees
esnetin look prtastes cost OF which does moi
lew minutes; another for making Finid; another foi
making Softsoap. DO made with lille trou bic
not 10 suffassed Tor excellence which book viii be
sent 70 any one 10 nsby malt, Fify Gents
ehoefi ~ money or postage stamps, 10 ]. H. 'BRALS
hbhlnnd, Massachusetts,. Nav 10. la5q-6w3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

GE Jenny Lind recently gave q charity
concert in London. which was no. adyer-
tised. and only the sristooracy were adj
mitted by specialinvitation. The reeeipts
were Sc 900. She was in full health and
sung with all her old power.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

GToar Military Company was inspect
edcn Monday evening last. by Adiutant
General cARRISdToN. Of Columbus. The
company appeared TO tirstrAte advantage,
well uniformed aud we'll drilled. A better
set Of men never were dubbed together ioi
any. ppEpose. than are in the cowpepy. /
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

EE The contest between the Republicans
and Che Free State Democrats under the
guidance Of Gov. Sam Msdary, for mem
bsrs Of the Constitutional Convention, has
been spirited and close in Kansas; but the
Republicans have triumphed. aud have a
majority ofthreel
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

G% The cpmmunicatiop upon the .'Ex,
hibition ofthe s6hoolin Dist. No. 3, ]" is
uaavoidabIy crowded ont this week. owing
70 press ofOther matter twill lspppear
10 ourznaxk 81 s rs slt
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30

A New TR1AL.--We learn by special
dispatch from 81. Louis to the Cincinnati
Gazette that in the case Of Miss Carstsug
against Shaw, in which the lady bad OBJ.
tanned verdict Of hundred thousand dol.
lars for breach Of promise. a new trial was
granted yesterday.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
Grooerieg and ProYisiona.

Which will be pleased to deal out 20 my oId cus
tOsIs % an9 public geneIay, on ieTmsSs cheap can
Remember guarantee III aFtIclss and correct All
sfIors meas ~ my ksiabl bllshmeut also SELL VI OUR
eno al anlcies IN as small parcels The public do
msnes. As 70 my former tiansae;ious Of business,
Lancaster. June I0. i6sQ-I2na7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
@RRe0V Cqp~.

f5ExfS SGSTRAYRDfF from ne subseriberon or abop,
EES4S - the l0th cf Nay. A RED AND WHITE
,,4A--A-. COW, OF medium hEo, and about ivc YEAR
olo. Any person returning her 10 me- or giving IN.
formation so that can get her, wifi render seeial
tayoF and shall be- Literally rewarded.
Lancastefs June 10, le5e-7a GEORGE SMITH.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Inn YOUNG and MIDDLE AGED MEN are
ceiye 80 Dollarsper month aud expences paid or an
Agent can engage in the business for himseII upon
capitol OF 10 dollars. and make from 70 10 dollars
day, for some ofour gents have made twice that sum
r9f palneulers, enclose postage stamp and address
May 10, le5g-6N3
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NEW oRLRANs-M ARKRr.

wv oHLaBHP. 5upe2R IsHo
csIa h;s sayeuesds % sIIOAItsfo for mixed. and Is
There !. : moderate demand for iaess Ports aAa
pTiees arc firm Rt $3.50. y ttss. r,
whisky and prices nominal q s7aseel los rseli-
sogar iRpciive and price dFaotine. hir kas K
AoiAases s 10 moderate demsnd and hrm al s4a35e.
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ETRead DR.. MAsnY's adssEdsement
next monthly visit in anOtbsr col
umn. ~ <f sftg4 I AsHji4 f
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Ha0ning Cnngh-A Gard

IINhIS Troublesome and sometimes dang srous mala-
dyhas be. en-, and is still prevailing 10 n consider
able extent. The treatment OF lhe dominant school
ol medicine IL simply palliative and docs not propose
10 Abridgeit duration singlo day. l "a - =
!. Tho suceessful Treatment Of % a number OF eases
Justhes me In saying, that tho use Of Homo paihc
remedies, the severity tho disease may bs Iesseuod
wceks. A @ DARI,o NJ M III :
Lancaster, april "a. lssO--sOn sff'T1
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CVsao TnEoDORh TOse.s oard 10 40
other column.