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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29
CINCINNATI MARKET.

F cfHcIHHETI. December 20- 1850 :
F1onr--The demand is quite moderate. and the mar
ket DALI but holders do not feel disposed 10
concessions In order eject sales. salss
al 5a5 10 for slperhne, and 2saS 50 for extra
bisky-The market ID steady with faif demand:
sales al n Ike. tncsp aiding that from Wagopf.t
Hogs-The receipts continue quite light. and the
speculative demand active, and prices EishfT. ~ !
The market closed bnOyant and heavy veg held u
81. About 1000 seeeived the last 4e hanT5. Il.
Groeekes--Tbe demand is moderate AZ fnll prices.
Sugar At 7<asKe. MoassesAt 46c, and Coffee Is1i3c.
Wheat--Ihe market II aTin with good demand for
prime White At goal q. and prime Red, st Ioal Dc;
sales Of White AZ 94al IS. ~
Corn-Ths market continues srm with good do
nand: sales At f6c.
oati-Thsrsi Is good demand and prices are steady
sales At 40e. -t.-.ea ,-,-4 2
Rye-Tbere lisa good demand. aud prices have ad-
vanced &c per buahei. sales at soc.
BIrlcy--rhe market continues 0rm with good de-
mand 81 OnF last quotations, sales atGbc-
Cheese--The market IL arm with active demand;
sales OF Western Reseve at &c. Pine Apple at lie.
Buttsr-There Is fair demand for fair to prime
Roll At 15al6 cents.
Apples-Prices have ADVANCED TO 81 7Sas IS per bar
rel, with good demand. s-,
| Poiatoes-Ths markat Is firm with good demaDdy-
We quote prime Neshanocks al - per barrel Gales o
prime Neshanoeks from store at 60 eenIa. b 40
| Oloverss ed-The market continues ffm viii an nc
tive demand; salesic sacks ~ ] 65. y.ca r
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WAsn1soroS Dec. %

The Senate has made hop and skip
adjournment over the holidays. passing
resolution to adjoru three days at time,
until the first Of January. This is clear
evasion OF the Constitution. and is per
pstusted by grave Senator's Of the nation
for the purpose OF having play day
Such conduct is disgraceful in the eyes
Of the civalizsd world.
understand it to be fact that Mr..
Dookeeper Jones, Of the Senate, ha been
deputed by the Hsrper's Ferry Commit
tee to proceed to Texas at once and sub .
pgua named in Captain Brown Coustitu.
ton as his Secretary Of State, and bring
thin before the Committee as his witnsss.
The President has received despa ch
from Mr.. McLane, Minister to Mexiso,
who has Just arrived in Brooklin. at New
Orleans. with the signed treaty, announce
ing that he has sent his Secretary t.
Washington with the treaty. f,
The Spsakership is as much mixeC
now as ever Nothing but the plur-liry
rule, or absen tseism can elect. and in my
opinion no other man but John Sherman
can be eloted. 8. P.
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Literary Institute.

The 'Irving Lyceum' will meet 10 the
Basement of the German Reform Church.
on. Monday Evening, January cd, 1859,
at 81 O'Clock.
Question for discussion;
RESOLVED. "That Il IS the policy Of the
United States to acquire the Island Of Gu
ba." ss.
Foreman in debate--W. A. Sbultz and
w D. Jeffries.
Essayist-L. r. CARPENTER.
The public are respectfully invited TO st.
tend. By order Of the Lvceum.
w. L RIGBY. Psesident.
W. A. SHULrz. Secretary.
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AGENTS WANTED,
Must be smart, active men & furnish rood References
Court of Common Pleas, Fairfield
County, Ohio.


CVuhtys VhlOs
Jane Hamilton, IS
Rebecea Hamilton, widow OF the 80
late VIM Hamilton deed, Franklui In Partition.
A. Hamilton, Hminor) Mary Hamil-) -t.l
ton, (minor) and Re0ecca HamiltOn,t
their legaiguardiaL.
TUNHE said defendants will hereby take notice thai
L the said Jane Hamilton has this day aled in the
Clerks Office OF the Court Of Common Pleas for Fair
neld County, Ohio, her certain petition praying for
partition oIt6e following real estate, situate in said
county and Of which the said decd died seized: viz
ist part ofthe Southeast quarter Of section %,
7. Ia in R. 90 containing 1856 acres. beint the same
tract Of land conveyed to the said William Hamilton
In his Lifetime, by John Augustus and wife, by deed
bearing date April II, l543, aud recorded IN Book No
0. p. %, ofthe record OF deeds of said county.
Cd. A part ofthe Southwest quarter Of section "a
L. 10. In r. 90, containing 33 acres being the same
tract ofland conveyed to said William Ham lion "a
his llfe-time by John Chambers. by eed bearing date
May 9sd 1919 and recorded in Book No II, page 3l1
| OF the record of deeds Of said county. y.
3D. part OF section %, T. 10, in r. 90, containing
IS 100 acres. being the tract Of land conveyed
TO the said William Hamilton In his life time by the
said John Chambers, by the last mentioned deed,
4h The South west quarter Of the North west quar-
ter OF section "a, T. 10, in l9 the lands sold al
oGland conveyed 70 the said William Hamilton In his
lifetime, by Allen Laughlin by deed dated Feb. Sd
and recorded in book No 90 81, Of the record
Sln One undivided eleventh pAtto the reversiou
In fee OF ~ 9S-lOO acres being part Of the North
or 10 Eiizabet6 shartie, widow of Tie late PhiIir
Sharte dec IL being the same interest conveyed q
said William Hamilonin his life. time by Alvin D
by deed dated Nov g. 1852. and recorded in Book No
90 p %, Of the record of deeds OF said county The
petition also prays that dover be assigned In all
| said lands to the said Rebecca Hamilton. widow Al
Aforesaid. The said defendants, the said Rebecci
Hamilton. Franklin A. Hamilton and Mary Hamilton
are therefore hereby noliaed 70 appearst the mex
Court Of Common Pleas OF Fat rAeld Countvand plea
answer demur 10 said petition. or judgement will
be rendered In accordance with the prayer OF said pc
tluoner. JOHN @. RAINBY, Clerk r. @. p.
| p. VAN TRuMr, Attorney. 81. rr
Lancaster, Dec. %, 1853, -sx2spfsio,sO
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.
FRANKENsrEIN's PANoRMA. The Gin
cinnati Gazette. in speaking Of this Pano.
rama, SAYS il .'impressss the ,beholder With
the feeling Of delighted wonder. The ar
tist has succeeded ip portraying the aspect
paiurs presents at the Falls, during, the
four sessions, with remarkable accuracy
and beauty. We have. the cold. ice,
eoGad' Winter; the smiling, spripg,' with
its early flowers; the bright. Summer,
With it's warm sun and enchanting moon
light nights; the 'sombre Autumn with
IL, misls and its touching appeals to NOR
tails in the fading leaf and ic the decay. o.
nature. The rapids and the immense vol
ume Of water prscipitased At the American
SSd Horse Shoe Falls into the chasm fsl
below. are represented in all their sublim
i.t., The scenery Of Goat Island, aud Q
thsCAnadian shore. and The romantic view
up and down the river, near the. suspen
sion Brid, 3, are also faithfully exhibited,
Lett be rsineiabersd that this npb'
work Of art will be- on exhibition At th
New City Hall Oh Friday and ss'urda,,
evenings Of next week. For further h par
,iculars. we invite your attention 20 th
advertisement to be found in another col
i....n t1+a #
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sREBy the politeness Of our worthy
friend, DR.. WrLLIAMs. we have received .
copy olhis network called the "READI-
BILE DIcT1oNARY, or ToPrcAL and SESo-
NYMIc LExIcoN, This work is arranged
upon an entirely new theory; taking all
che leading English words with their root'
sad derivatives and olassing them, in FAM
iliss. system (in our opinion } not only
pb;lesophie. but highly interesting to the
student. IL word. we rscommend this
work to all who desire to read. speak. and
write intelligiblv, and especially to those
who love the pure,plaiu. Euglish language,
The Doctor IS one Of our oldest .citizens,
,BisbOok 10 the product Of hi. own lsbOrs,
and he ID 1nivsrsaty acknowledged TO b
one OF the Best. (if not the very best
scholar ia the WhOls country.
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A Rum GovRRRN Dr. Gov, R. M. Stew
art Commonly known as Governor Bob,
whom tho Democracy OF Missouri did
themselves the dishonor TO 4leot to the
office Of Governor, has given another H.
lustration Of his manners and capacity.
The Governor is reported to be distin
guished by a habit Of drunkenness, which
has hecoms chronic. In his. official ao-
tions. be mas manifested about an equal
share ofignoraucs, impudence and ine-
briefly a a,-
In response to respectful resolution OF
the Senate. Of Missouri, asking, him to
communicate his reasons for issuing bonds
to the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Compa-
n.y. he wrote the following, endorsed on
the back Of the resolution, which he re-
tsrned: ats
.JEFFERsoH CIrY. 18th. '59.
II issued because hal the; right and
power 70 do SO. R. M. STEWART"
Upon the reaaiDg. Of this. remarkable
Message, Gen. Watkins, inquired .of the
Secretary ia that Message from The
GoyerIor? Are you acquainted with hi.
handwriting? Is it signed by the Cover
uor?" To all Of those interogaions the
Secretary replied "Yes." Subsequently !
resolution was adopted declairing the re-
ply of-the Governor, "uudigni6ed. not re
sponsive, thai il ought not to be received, :
and insTlcting the Secretary to return it
together withltha,reSoiltion OF censure, L
the 0DveFaor. Shortly afterwards anoth
or message fromthe Governor was an
hounced. which was opened and read a
follows; IL Is
sJEFPERsoN CRY, Dec. ~, 80
"GEETLEMEN OF rHE SENATE: You
polite note has been seceiyed.
/ r. NJ STEWART.
/ This is laconic, il not iaughable.
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National RspublIean Convention.
CALL FOR TIE RRPuBuoAH FREsIDENTIAL
canxnnrron.

CuNNANAAoNs
The following card for the Natonsl
Convention hsa been issued:
A National Republican Convention will
meet at Chicago on Wednesday, the 18th
day o. June next. at 12 O'Clock, noon. for
the nomiuaiion Of candidaiss 10 be sup
ported for President and Vice. President at
the ue&L election.
The Republican electors Of the several
States, the mem bers OF Iha P. ople's party
10 Pennsylvania. and af the Opposition
party qt New Serssy. aud al others who
are willing TO cooperate with them in
support Of the candidates who shall there
be nominated, and who are opposed 70 the
policy. OF the present Administrations. to
Esdsrsl corruplion, and usurpa.ion, to tie
extension of Slavery into the Territories,
to the new and dangerous political doc
trins that the Consultation. OF its own
forge, carries Slavery into all the Territo-
risss OF the United States; to the reopen.
ing Of the African Slave trade. to any
inequality Of tights among citizens. and
who arein favor Of the immediate admis-
sion Of Kansas into the Union Under the
constitution recently adopted BY its pso-
pie; Of restoring the Federal Administra
ton to system Of rigid encopomy, and
to the principles OF Washington and JEDI
erson, of maintaining inFiolste the rights
Of the States, and defending the soil o
every State and Territory from lswless in
vss,on. and Of preserving the integrity o
this Union. and the supremacy OF the Con
stitution and the laws passed ir pursuance
thereof. against the conspiracy of th'
leaders of sectional party to resist th'
majority principle, as established. in thu
governments at the expense fits existence
are invited 10 send from each State 1--WE
delegate from every Congressional Dis
trict and four delegates at large to tn
Convention,
1, Signed. Edwin D. Morgan. New York
Joseph, Bartlett. Main; George G.. Foeg
New Hampshire Lswrsnoe Brainerd
Vermont; John T. Goodrich, Massachu
setts, VIM NJ ChAcs. Rhode Island. Gi |
deon Wells, Connecticut; Thomas Will
Jams, Pennsylvania; George Harris. Ne
rylaud; Alfred Caldwell, Virginia; Thpm
as Spooner, Ohio; Csssius NJ. Clay, Ken
tucky. Thomas Richie. Indiana, Norma
J B. Judd, Illinois; Zacharish ChadleI
Michigan; John H. Tweedy. Wisconsin,
AL, xandria H. Ramsey, Minuesota, AT
drew j. Stevens. lows. Asa s. gone
Missouri; Martin F. Conway. Kansa
Lewis Clepb ane. Dist. of Columbia.
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70 the Patrons Of the Lancaster
American Gazette.

We transferred the Gazette once lac.
May mainly for the purpose Ofss.slinR up
our business. We have a large number Of
unsettled soCOu ats. for subscription, ad-
vsrlisiDg DO, All Of which We desire. to
settle By cash. note or otherwise. We hope
all who know themselves to have .OPeuarr
counts With the Gazette prior to May 1858
will call aud settle, save us trouble and
themselves cost; as we are determined to
close M our ACCOUNTS. JOSH. cEARKE.
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OoMMERcIAIfHTEELfaEHCf
TLancasler IIarns0.
NEW YORK MARKET

<Rw YHaH Deoombor -. tese.
FioHr dali and ruthef cadet eEcept for Sntra state.
which 10 1rnlg hed ~ the qnofAtons falrs - ea3 IS
saperane State: l3As IS ekrE Satsi a5 70 aaper-
nno Wosiefn: io15 % eommoR 20 medium sxtrawess-
6a5 20 inferior good shlPpang brahde extrn
round hoop Ohio, elOs3J very quiet. -
Wheat very quiet, and nomlnnliy unchauged; ship.
eLs you'd bly q deeise of la7e holders refuse 70
make any mateFfai eoneessi0n.
BYE dnn ataee: sales of snail parcels. I.
Barley very quite NJ 7saeSe.
Old yellow.
Oats pretty aetiye At 56Kaf7Kc.
VIII fky more aetiVe and arner. aalss At 27H2ske
Dressed Hoes doll ~ lake 49, {.
Batter quiet At IiaITe for ohie, md isa25 eentsfor
State. y
Cheese IN fair resnest II eaIie.
suEar nrn; Cuba and Porto Rico q. .asc.
Moiassos quite q 81 eents ~--lf
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NEW oRLEAEs.MARkEF

Sfw oRtEAEs. .DcceElber %, 1884 u
Cotton very dali and quotatlonS nominAI at n ~.
against 1900. Flour quiet at rs for snperhpe.
P0rk-The demand for Mess Is limited Apd eepdned
he local trnce. ills selling in this yay u 75AIs
Baeon-The market is very d1fl owing 10 heavy re-
eeipts and but limited dena aaS prices are, 40
unsettled that aeenrhte quotations be given
Lard-The markets. dali and Tie dempHd limited
at III &c fOrqrme leaf ~ - s,.f ~ .,it.f
Sngar-The receipts bciag Ugh. and no; e1ual 70 the
demand, prices have advanced 70 6isa65se. s,t
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THE IayIsa MlSk2nE ii the title Ofs
dew literary shss. just pubiishsd in the
cityof New York. Ills Gilsd with pieces
from the best Of authors. all Of which are
complete ID each number. For sale 1t
the News Office. Price 6 censs.
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Lancaster. December rs. 1888
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PHILAnEL.PHIA MARKET

PmLABKLPHt A December &C. 1859.
Flonr continues quite and nrm. bat Tie demand y
limited, boik for snipmenf aHd home enBsomptl1n:
sales sapsr6oe At 5a30&as s11I, Exia sts7s. Ex;rn
Family Fapges from Q Ito 50.
The receipts OF wheat are fnereasing. hut the de-
ht 5na IS.
Rye slower: sales a eGc.
Corn ia good request sales for Sew Willow Al ses
for dry. and Tsc 7 q damp.
Oats sold az &c.
Coffee in good demand, To NJ ITJ<Ise. -
Sugar is looking up; sales Of cuta Al 7s7ke and
New 0Fleans 81 et<sHX.
Whisky nfm Ot 27Ee.
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No Organization Of Congress yet. The
2and, ballot was hsd on Tuesday with 20
change 10 result. Sherman as usual lack
ing four Of an election. The Repnblicaps
anxious for an organization. hsve prevent
ed aud still prevent an adjournment over
the holidays. On Tuesday an effort was
made to cleo. temporary Speaker with q
view TO 10 NEE. the demands Of the general
government for money blu. did not suoseed.
It lie said Mr.. Buchanan is extremely aux-
ious that an organization be effected, even
1t the hazsrd Of Mr.. Sherman's election
The Presidents Message was sent into the
House on Tuesday, the House having no
Speaker Of course were 10 bad condition
20 receive il. The President refers to the
recent bloody occurrences at HarPer's Fer.
". He thinks that they are bat sywP;
tome Of an incursble disease in the public
mind. which he thinks may terminate il
oHsn war by the North to abolish slavery
He OongEstulates, Congress upon the set
element Of the slavery question, argues tbs
all properly, including slaves may be ia
ken to the territories without changing ii
status, and that il may be protected there
under the federal constitution, that nsitheI
Congress nor the terrific rial Legislatures
have the power to exclude slavery frOu
The territories. He condemns slave pira
OF. speaks ofthe ratification Of the Chi
nsse treaty, Of the settlement of difBculiie
with Paraguay and Great Britain. h
asks Congress for ''Powsr" to enter Msxi
90 with military force, recommends al
increased tariff and the construction Of
railroad to the Pacific. -
The Ohio Legislature ccnveues on Mon
day. Gibson has been found guilty by tn
jury sftsr q retirement Of "a hOurs. Mo
ton for new trial made by his cpupsel
and Gibson turned out on $4,000 bond
He win probably make tracks.
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GT"DoNTiFAIL to see sSIxTH AN
NUAL ANNOUNCEMENT" and brill
liant offers in another coldmb. a
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HyHE BALTIMORE LITERARY INSTITUTE, has
re organizad aud VIII continue series Of eisens-
sons In the UNION SCHOOL HOUSE. In BAL1I-
MORE. on MONDAY kVRaISG In EACH WEEK.,
daring the Wints for discussion 70 be select
ed one week previous 10 being discussed.
JANIS 2. SUTPHBN, fecretary.
Baltimore, December i, ,la50-32
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ELEcrroN OF A U. 8. SENATOR IN NINE
sofa, The Senate and House of Repre-.
sentatiyes OF Minnesota Legislature met
10 joiht session yesterday .,,at l2 O'Clock.
and proceeded to the election Of a. United
States Senator On call Of the members
Hon. Morton@S. Wilkinson, OF Blue Earth
county, received 79 votes, James Shields
fDsm. J. received 33 votes, aud Wills A.
Gorman (Dem received 1. Mr.. Wi,kini
son having received d majority ,of, al, the
votes, was duly elected United Stat 6
Senator IRON Minnesota for the torn Of
six years.
Mr., Wilkinson has been identified With
the Republican party Of this State from itG
inception. He has labored for the dissirn-
ination of Republican ,principals, and is
we'll known throughout the State is. one
Of the party's most efsctive stumpsrs
As a speaker and lawyer he ranks among
the first, and as q g1ardiAn Of the inter.
ests Of Minnesota in the councils OF the Ma,
tion he will have no superior. He is IN
old rssIdent Of The State. has grown with
it's growth; knows its wants, and vii
maiatain its honor at the Capitol of th'
Nation. His election was received with
uuanimity, and a degree Of enthusiasm
which argues we'll for the oomiog Presi
dental campaign. -ISt Paul Minueso
tiau.
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BALTIMoRE MARKET.

8,LTIaoRs, DecembsF &c. 1852
Flour s lower, with sales Of City Mllls 1nPernEs Ht
81 ~. aud Howard street at dollars. - .t. st
Wheat duH at 59af 40 for White, and I7al 10 for
Red Wheat. e st'f VI saiespa
Provisions qulte and unchanged. 7as-5
Whisky dull nj 27e for Ohio. tfts al
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It is not too nlnoh to lsays',

~ 10 uOO 'OUO utuBn W -
,ysz;t SINCE ALIs Z { Ys,sss.lss.s :,
A ~ d Yg0 G.
b AFFIRsT ITS TIiiTfE.ss sssss -
IvIz:ThatP rot. W wSed.sqafrlzeesskA
wnl pre.stye i'lsIlibis me rstta sfa sf,ksv
aS,Fm BAR s'sd sro nssa , .svk. Y say
With halureA ornamr af ihe 6slr Rak a uegs.s
scttand bsap,itni ihAI A,y dEsRa pressFsethesFsp
Jsdgss Aiteaeys Doetors Cisrrs men. Psafsssisssi
aud GenleneH aEd Ladies ~ all easses, erss
in iis fayoi. ]. Read me fglaEine, des:- ssF
HicEoer GGayS. 81 chAflesi, u, Ne. NOV. le.lss1
mer we induced TO some of yonF Hair R4.h
toraiirs and ~ Effects we're q vonasrfaL Ne ised
our little san,A head soaelius baa bepn perfectly
covered with sorss and some called u seah hanA-ss
,SsS sssinS M. sx,."a
yOnr Restorative, wedid 80 with little kope Of
ees-, euttO surprise. nd thai ef all eBffrlssAas
very few applications removed he dsonse enfirHigyi
and a new and luxuriant crop of hAiF soon siaTtsd
out and We say that our hoy has as bsalfhys
child. We can, tSeTefefe. and do hereby. ree1n
yonr Restoratiye.ss perfect remedy for all disease6
Of 'l' scalp and hss GsoRGsW fsa1 afsrsPsoTsnE
-. s,,F SARAH A. A.3Hll35fNB0THAM-9
Prof. wood-Dear SIR: NY batE hHd for srssrsi
years becoming prsrnatnreiy ~ gray. accomplish
ed by harsh which rendeyrd the enOstnug appii
cation or oil necessary IN dressing Is when eem-
months sgo 10 In that condition: and havihe ees@
tkned its use hslasi three week a. hass
TUNED u its natural elnr and med sotpes. Ard
Il ustre greayto ne preferred to those predured by
the of oils ptheE pFeparnii6AJ hssB
eTernsed. regardt An tsdi pehsbe arteis ~
every lady 'stOilef whethert 20 be nsed Hair Re-
StoraiIve oE for the simple purpose kf dFessIEg
identifying the hair. You have permission IN refer
to me all The entertain any denht % i,s pertetmine
all that IL claimed forlt. MRS. G.. RYMONBRs. .se-s5.
cineinBati. O.. Feb. 10. 1851. IlThIra strasts "a
WELLIHoTos, Mo-. Dec Q. 1857 Prof. Wood---Dsar
Sir: By the adviees ofa friend Of mine. had hoBa
using YOUR Hair Restorative. ibdaeed 90 try a..
had the fever, time last May. and nearly ever
, hATjn my he same 9at. Nov myshp,r h.F eeRsB
10 great deal IN icb erlnap eserft waf. No1Ing nt
|, duty and Sympathy that ttsl c0mm unifnia 10
.thtrs who afiieted bave beeB. would taAueb
me IN give this public ack of the beue
ht have recs Es6 fre Prof. .soodt Hair Res.ottiFs
'Yaup .1espeeifuliy- ,,.iS ARR JACOBS.
The Rsstnrativeis put IN hatties Of sises. VIA.
large Medium and sfh all the I'm n hold Pho,
and reAilsfor dollar per otte:he edfDm ko)1a
atieas twenty per cent In proRoriiSh thar the,
small rstaiIsfo two clla's per tsrks Bof
1he hodsa 1uart, 4ePereeat more N Rroporiisn,And
: retais 10 three dollars
o.J, NOoD,& cO .,ProprietorS. li4 broadway
New York. md ia Market Street st Bonis Mlas6a
NPAnd sold BY allgood nrnegi : md Faney ytsasda
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

TTNHB HAMMoNTON FARMER.--A new spapef do
I voted TO Literary and Agriculture. also setting
forth foil accounts ofthe Settlement OF Hammon-
ton in New Jersey, can be subscribed for at only e5
cents per annum.
Editor ofthe Farmer, Hammonton Post Oniee, Jene
son county, New jersey. Those Wishing cheap land
OF the best quality In Of the heathest and most
delightful climates In the Union. and where crops are
never cut down by frost. the terrible scouFge Of the
North, see advertisement OF Hammouton Lands.
GRAPE GRO wERS CAN CARRY ON THEIR Blu.
m SlNESs most successfully at Hammonton, free
from frosts some forty Vnyards set this season
SEQ Hammonton Lands, another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

ctHoR BUSINESS AND FACTORIES, can be car.
- ried nm prcatably al Hanmouton. See advertise.
ment OF Hanmonton Lands,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29
Estnte on John Abrams,

NToTTCE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN beehappointed and qualified as Administrptov
onhe Estate Of IOhn Abrams, late OF county In
the Territory ofkansas.dec'd. GEO. SANDERS0N.
Bee. 90, 1859, -3w 35f