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M ASONIC
NEW GOODS
FOR SUMMER TRADE!

IN PENN, Agent, has just received from
H.. Charleston and New York, fresh supply
OF VERY HANDSOME and DESIRABLE
GOODS suited to the Summer Trade.
Among this Stock will be found another lot Of
those beautiful NEAPOLITAN B0NNETS, very,
nently and handsomely trimncd-and n beautiful
assortment of Misses Ne..politan HATS, hand
somely trimmed.
Also splendid assortment Of very handsome
Organdie and earegc ROBES, embracing many
very rich and beautiful patterns;
Ladies' and Misses Hoped SKIRTS in great
variety;
A very handsome assortment Of 3 a E G E
SIlAWLS aud BUSTERS OF the latest styles;
A large lot of BELTS, Few Styles and all kinds
And many other desirable Goods suited to the
season.
Purchasers will find my Stock very complete,
and it will be roplenishcd every week with the
novelties of the season. AL of which will he sold
atprces that will not fail to give entire satisfaction
July I3, = u
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COMMERCIAL.
UaMBURG, July Ilth, 1859.

MIR. EDlron:-I have no transactions to report
in the cotton market for the past week. business
is Mt dead stand in that rcspcct-no cotton sell
ling and in fact mono to sell in our Town. Pro-
visions :.ill have downward tendency.
cannot give you any correct quotations IN the
cotton market, but will say the extremes are from
S tu II cents.
Z.
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DRowNED.-We are sorry to learn, says
the Columbia Guardian Of the 9th inst, that
an interesting boy, son Of Mr.. P. M. Johnson,
aged about 10 years was drowned yesterday.
while bathing In Smiths branch. lie was
accompanied by anotber lad ol about The
same age, who camt llulne and gave tue alarm.
His body was found an hour after the acci-
dent, and life was extinct.
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NASHVILLE, July 6

NADIlT IUHCJ uUIy U'
Bacoa-Shoulders are worth 7c.; hams, 81 q
lOc.; clear sides, 92c, from wagons. From store,
packed, cent more.
Lard.-Good lard, in suitable packages, readily
Commands II @ 1lac.
WAeat.-PriHc red, 81; White, 81 q 10.
Parties are paying fraction over those figures for
new wheat, delivered Immediately.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CHARLESTON, July

conoM-Thc receipts since our last, comprise
some 2,l5l bales, and the sales in the same time
2, SOB bales. We quote Low to Strict Middling
lti a ll4c.; Good Middling, liz q 1lac.; and
Niddliny Fair l2c,
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Headquarters,

HIGHLAND HOUSE,
July 4;h, 1859.
EDURSUANT to an order from the Commander
IL in-Chief,
The 2nd Regiment Of Cavalry will be reviewed
at Shinhurs, On Thursday the 4th Of August next.
The lst Regiment of Cavalry will he reviewed
at Smiths Store on Saturday the eth August next.
The Commissioned and con- Commissioned Off
GERS will assemble tho day previous 10 tho Review
Of their respective Regiments, for drill and in
structon. By order of
J. E. GRIFFIN, Brig. Gen.
J. V. MooRE, Orig. Maj.
July IS, 1850. 1t 2S
~" Ahbevillc Banner and Anderson Gazette,
will copy the above notice, one time.
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i" WHO is THE HEIR p

YENlE Proprietor of the Yorkville Enqnire, pro-.
Il poses to answer this question (Which, BY the
way, concerns every man and woman in the eoun-
try by tho publication Of n spirited ORIGINAL
NOVELETTE,, written expressly for the En9ui-
rer by talented young writer of THIS State. This
Story, which, wherever it is read, will produce
sensation, is entitled,
"WHo Is THE HEIR;
Or, The Dark Mystery of the Deserted House."
BY WILLIE LIGlITHEART,
Author of Lula Wordsworth" "Winnie md
Willie" "The Children of the SUM-" cold
Heads and Young Hearts," &C., &c.
The publication will commence with the FIRST
WEEK IN AUGUST, and continue through the
ensuing three months, unfolding plot rcplctc
with stirring incidents, dark and mysterious de-
vclopments, With strange and startling deaou-
mcnt. Tho Proprietor, willing to encourage South
ern Literature by practical means, has Maid q
round price for this production and hopes tha O
generous public patronage will rcmunerate his out
lny and thus encourage, by the only method posi-
bic, the development Of home-talent.
In addition to this, several contributors of known
ability ore constantly engaged for the Enonirer.
In every number, letters Of correspondence ap-
pear from different sections. Tho brilliant and
witty "RUBY" writes regularly. Our promi1iue
young poet, j. WOOD DAVIDSON, contributes
every other week. a lady of Columbia, who Is
vol known in newspaper literature, but whose
namc we arc no. at liberty to disclose, has been
permanently engaged for our columns, and will
write short and brilliant sketches for each number.
In addition to those, we receive constant supplies
from Rev. ]. W. KELLY, J. FORREST Cow
AN, W. W. EAST, Mrs. NJ. w. STRATTON,
"PUNCH," IA. II. L." "X. 7. e." who, with
our own strict and careful attention to current Of
fairs, make up weekly melangc which, the pro-
prietor believes, will interest readers of every class
and should attract the patronage of our people.
Tho Enquirer is published in Yorivillo, S. c., at
81, in advance Clubs of Ten, SIS, and IN extra
paper to the person making up the club.
Send for it Immediately, so rs to get the first
number of "WlI0 rs THE HERR" All letters
nhould be addressed to tho "Enqurer," Yorkville,
South Carolina.
LEWIS NJ. GRIST, Proprietor.
SASPL W. MELTON, Editor.
July 13, 1859 2tg ~
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Allan ErnnLl;n mud rrifa Mar !.


Allen franklin and wife Mar
tina, Applicants,
rs. For Partition.
benjamin Barton and wife Be-
hala, and others, Def'ts.
DY an order from the Ordinary, shall proceed
I'D to sell at Edgefeld Court House on the first
Monday in August next, for Partition, the Real
Esta'c Of Obedience Hulley, deceased, n tract or
parcel of land, lying and being in the District and
State aforesaid, containing one hundred and si1
teen Acres, moro or less, and adjoining lands Of
William IGightowrr, Estate Of Mrs. llightower,
Juseph Rumbo and others.
TERMs-On credit until the first day of Janu-
AIRY next. The purchaser to give bond and securi-
ty, 2nd mortgage to the Ordinary to secure tho
purchase money. Cost to be paid in cash, and to
pny for titles extra.
JAS. EDISON, s.E.D.
July Q, 1859 st q
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WHEAT THREsHERs & COTTON GINS

Mr.. EDI1on:-permt INC through tho columns
of tho Adrcrtiscr to inform your numerous readers,
particularly those engaged in agricultural pur-
suits, that keep constantly on hand T1lRESll-
ERS and COTTON GINS of tho best kind and
quality. All orders for the Same will bo thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
TIIOS. L. CHAPMAN,
Coeman's Roads, Edgefeld Dist, S. C.
@-Mr. D. R. DURISOE, at tho Advertiser
Office, is my authorised Agent.
uny la, i'm 9
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N.B.--A collection is respectfully and urgently
desired from each Congregation of the State before
the Convention Of our State Biblo Society, August
Q mt Yurkvilic, S. C.
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

The Fifth Sabbath Union Meeting Of tho 4th
Division Of the Edscticld Association, will con-
vonc with the Horns Greek Church on Friday be-
fore tho 5th Sabbath in July inst. Rev. j. S.
MATHEWS to preach the Introductory sermon.
Subjects for discussion.-1st. What are the best
means to DO employed to secure tho efficiency Of
the members of tic Church, End. Tho best
means for accomplishing Missionary work within
the bounds Of this Division.
i. S. MATHEWS, Mol'r.
July.6, 2t ~
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For the Advertiser.
The School Room.

Mount Willing, July 13, 1859.
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"Who should cooperate with Tenchcrs for the
improvement of their Pupils? Parents Ministers
Schonl Committees. and MI who can promote the
WATTS, d. D.
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j. JOHNSON, Of Episcopal Church,
ia. H0YT, of Presbyterian Church,
C. MURCHIS0N, of Methodist Church,
W. H. HEMPIILL, Assucialc Reformed,
E.A. B0LLES, Of Lutheran Church,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27
A Tribute of nosnac,.

AT a meeting of the Membets Bf Ohsrily
Lodge No. Z, l. o. o. #, held at thsit
Hall in Lancaster, o., January Esd, 1855, J,
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS. God has seen tit in Hit
Providence to remove from our midst our
esteemed Brother, WIN. EDWARD WALcu.
TER. therefore,
RssolUsd, That while we mourn his de.
parlure from among us, We yet bow In
humble submission to the will OF our Fa-
ther in EeSven. believing that be doeth alf
things .~s1.
Rs;pipsd, That BY. Tie ,dsSiE Sfput
Brother,.we have lost worthy !, msMbsE!
and community a good citizen. bis widow
a kind husband, and his family an sffsc
tionats father. i.
ResOled. That tue Hall of this lodge Be
draped in mourning for thirty days.
uResoipsds Fhatlhis preamble and reso.
luton be published ID the papers of this
city, and copy of tho same be sent 10 the
WIDOW and familyofoGr deceased Botber,,
as expressing our sympatby, aid sorfCW
10 their loss-audto6fa lux W AK1
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LATER FROM 1oALIFoRNIK.

NEw oRLEtNs Saturday January 2s.-
The steamship Quaker City. with dates
irons California to the 5h inst, has arri.
we'd below. laQi'f"no 1oa'o t@ li"'7
She brings one hundred and twelve pas,
sangersy a5tliaad tle ttot hry 90
The GpldeuiA gel lsftfor Panama will
two bunnred and fifty passengers and 81 /,
100000 iospecis Tor New 'York. AM
S468;00o for Europelo eapol eeN slt'ns
Business at San Franoisco. WIS sIuyHan
and money scaace. "a
The Legislature was organized on th
4th instant. W. q. Slratten was .elecle
Speaker. The Lecompton demscrAlshav
alstge majority in both branches
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

SANDY HOOK. Jan. 22. The steamship
Europa, with dates from Liverpool to the
9th inst. threesdays later than preyiou.
adyices, passed this point this morning. q
A GENERAL News The Emperor Napo
Icons remarks TO the Austrian Minister
sllhexercised a depressing effect, notwith
standing HE soothing Efforts Of tic Moni
tetrs the Emperor's official organ. ,de
The advices from Italy indicate a rap.
idly approaching crisis. 1eya
Tao Paris Bourss at one time hdtf du.
clined 81 since New Years Bay, but wa,
improving. ,,o.
il'be stock Of American cotton in Port /:
estimated at 958, 400 bales. The salos To-
dRy. Friday. have been about 4 900 bales,
including 1000 bales to speculators, and
exporters.
The market closed quiet at the following
quotations: New Orleans fair 7ad; Mid,
ding 6 IS l6d: Mobile fair. 7Al; Upland
fair, ~; Mid. 6sd.
The advices from Manchester continue
favorable, tie market closing firm. Il.
On the 7th inst, inst, ths Paris Moniteur
published the following paragraph j,
|. "For several days public opinion has
been pgitated by alarming reports which
it is the duty Of tho government to put q
stop 10 by declaring that nothing in The di.
plomatic re lations authorizes the fears
which those reports tend to provoke. io'
This caused a slight improvement in
the funds, both at London and Paris, but
It was only temporary. andiall the improv.
mept WAS subseq qnently lost. isyt ssfls 't
~ is reported that the French Govern.
rnent has sent a very threatening note to
Austria. warning her OF the conse sequences
Of Austrian troops crossing the Servian
frontier ....f 4 4,ta tufl f. tsaHl 90
The accounts from italy are very alarm.
ing. Austria is sending strong reinforce.
ments into hom5ardy. where her gatrisons
are already oua war footing. Am out
break was anticipated at MILAN. II wal
rumortd, but the rumor had not been con,
6rmed, that city was in a. state Of siege
and that great agitation existed likewise al
Cremopa, Modeua and elsewhere.
scuns is reported 10 have taken place be
tween the Austrian and Hungarian soldiers
at Cremona. ....,, .,,..l ausit BOA r.,
I FWthei details Of the debate ia the Span
ish Chamber, on President Buehanan'l
4 Message, show that 0'Donuela, expressed
gr4at snspriss at The proposition in regarl
TO Cuba, and declared that the Govern
Iient was disposed to .demaa ad cue satisfao
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHISoroN. January eed.-Fhe SEN
sto is not in session. N
HoUsE-The proceedings wete again 9
pened with prayer by RomaA CAlholic
Priest In full veslments. IA
Mr.. Morris of Pennsylvania, pfesshted
the resolutions of the Legislature. Of Penn =
sylvanir. in relation to. as he said, the
subject now attracting tho attention Of the
Country.
Mr.. Jones Of Tennessee. said that he did
not want to hear them read.
Nr. Florehoe, Of Psnnsylvauis. remark
bd'tbatlhe PennsylSSnia Legislature wish
ed to express IT'S 6pinion,here.
Y ThesClerk comheDced reading the teso-
lutiOns. when MI. GwDett. Of yirginia,
o6ebts9.
Mr., Bsrkslais, Of Mississippi. sail that
when Slate asEsto be heard, the request
ought to be granted.
Mr.. Florence insisted that gentlemen
could only vote intelligently as 70 the dis
position Of the resclusibps7 afer hearing
thsm read.
Mr.. Curry, Of Alabama, asked whethei
this was contest between the PennsyiYa
MIA Democrats ahd'th Republicans:
Mr.. Florence replied that he had moth
ling to do wilh, the Pennsylyauia RepuhIi,
cans as such, He, was himself ,De oora
land was alopa responsible for his acts. al
his votes and speeches would show.
/ Mr.. Morris said that in The Ssnate,it wa,
usual 70 read resolutions Of the State Leg
islatures, snd he did not see why the same
course should not be pursued in the House
Mr.. Garrett inquired whether this de
bate was in order. ...;,.s ~. ,4,,
| The Speaker decided that any msmbe
has the tight to call fora reading q,..
Mr.. Stephens, OF Georgia. trusted tha
Mr.. Garnett would Withdraw his jec
lions. For bimselfle was perfectly. will
ling that resolutions from any Stste shouit
be read. Il was courtesy due 70 a, soy
ereigh STATE. .v.se.
The resolutions we're read, instruolinl
the Senators and requesting the Rspresen
tatiVes in Congress ~ advocate and vote fol
such bill as would not only tend TO in
crease the revenue. but affoFd ample en-
couragement to.lbe productive interestslo o
tLe csunTy, moreespeeiaHy on coal att
ironi and exp. essed a hearty approval o
the Presidents reccommendatioa ofi'spe
cife daties. .m3g l eFlB aadgoH -
Mr., Mcqueen Of South CAROLINA, in
quired whether these things are in tht
Cincinaali Platform. ofu Tatass
Mr.. Montgomery, Of Pslusyltania, re
piled that they are substantially.
This reso!Rtions were ordered to b.
printed aud laid on the table. "a
Op motion Of Mr.. Kilgour. of Indianna
q resolutionawas adopted, calling on tn,
President to furnish information 10 regart
TO- the recent importation Of slaves into
Georgia or aHy other State.
The House then resumed consideration
ef the bill to repay the losses incurred by
the citizens of Alabama and Georgia du
ring The Creek hOstilities. The bill ives
sitter discussion rejected. It involved
more than one.third Of million dollars.
After the consideration Of private bills,
the IlCuse adjourned.
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spend Your Money A. IIome.

The following article is full OF home
truths that should commend themselves to
the good sense OF the people in almost ev-
~ community. We copy from the Mari
on Marion Co., o. "Republicau."
The citizens of many town and cities
uncouscienciously contribute to tho de-
stuction Of their prosperity. by spending a
large portion of thei. out.laYs away from
home. No more suieidA policy could pos
tsibly be ecneeiSSd. of 1tdtains the, Tefy
NE bloodNoft6e dOuhttyipBh Bhich yGc6 ReE-
soma live! II sterSss the mecbauit at hSme
aud sidsin bhildhg upt itlmay be, rival
towns, the Iatef growing Strong Upon that
which belongs to another. jCanR be ex,
pected that high spirited mechanics or bus
mess men Of any kind will remsin in a
town or neigoborhood where their wares
ara condemned, and their efforts to please
entirely unappreciated?
But, says one. should we pot bly.Whepe
I'VE can buy cheapest? OF course: bui
when YOU go away from home and pur'
chace nice buggy OF carriage, or sofa. ol
furnatur6, or any thing else. it may nom:
inally be cheaper, but in realit9is may Be
far dearer than il lie purchased at home.-
Il drives away mechanics or business men
firm the place of your residenCe,.dspreci
ates property, destroys bgsipess and kills
enterprise, we would say that lis. cost i
enormously greater than when soqiparef
with homo prieesahsT The nominal price d
any article, does not always show its reS
cost to the purceaser. . .sts@
We hope that the ctisens of our, towt
will take this into consideration, and MAKE
it point to encourage home industry.
ltis the only policy that viii 'pay.,
or that will buil d up our town. 1t is cleal
that if our people were all to go or send 4
Cleveland sOihoinnsti, oreaNew York fol
their mercantile supplies, ouraude, chants
must all leave here or 60 into some other buI
mess :, 50, ifu our merchants and olherI
WhosaOGId patFohiAeo our msshanics, were
to send off for all they want, our mechanl
los must all lea4sasnd 60 where they are
better appreciated and merchants. profess
ional men. property holders. all CLASSES
suffer by their departurs:H Every dollal
thus ss6ts aways .dimip;shes the business
capacity Of our town, and aids III crush
ing out enterprise in our midsts The'citizen,
of our town all havS one common interest
and whatever causes the business of ont
class to languisb Injuries all the rest. They
should all wbrk for each others Interest
should cherish ever business that tends t
attract and consolidate trade here shoult
patronizo each oth6fs and thus feSp evey
dollar that legitimately belongs here. ant
thus add to our common wealth. When
ever this policy becomes the policy OF al
our citizens; wo will see our town build
ing up. pupulati:h increasing; 6usines
extending and general thrift prevailing al
classes. as gsIs .assl ae sgHfEs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

New ATLA1To TELEGRGtH The Par
is correspondent Of the Boston, Journal
says that in. an.interview. a few days since
WithsevsrAl English capitalists. the En-
psror expressed his confidence in, the pro
posedd. Jay ing Ofa tsIegppbic gable be-
tween France and America the termina,
ton of which lsto be the Oityaof Boston.
The company is being formed. and the
whole affair will be carried into exescauItiep saIt.i
as tApfal fsss'o3s ..s y, % n u ~ \
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: v'lFRoM' WAsIiINGToN,,o

N.liIHAf1 Flif Iflf .HIfftHlf IA
,,.NET lYoRK,r Jan,o 2aI;r-Thal Htrald,A
washington correspondent ssys.gi In an
executive session. OF The Ssns.o, 10 day, ian
a9gTy and exciting discussions arose be :
tween JplesDeugbs and Ssnat0rg Fitoh
when vArdss were used, which IL is thong be
must lead 10 duel. Tha dehatsl occurred
On !Assqueston OF s,con6rming Potter, gof
Ohio, as Collector Of, Toledo los j .sslpal
MF, Pugh, opposed POtlor's nomination
@Rha man displacedawas his friend. o He
saliif lhe President desired an-issus with
him lPagD he was ready fvkh. LIE do.
nounced the appointment. and called gou
every Senator who was FPbgh'sl friend
oMnDouyhsirespondsd. saying that he
would vote with the Senalor from Obio.-A
HAthbn brsh6hed on on to- the llliuoissap.
ppiuiments, aud said they were dishonest,
corTupi and Incompetent FA'7eiA a1s'
sssnaior Flash thteFtogatcd Douglas and
ssid iiEas untrue. u en- t'si vifr1
Mr. D6ugAs again reiterated what h,
heo said dgAgt - ga~ aueia1ee1 'usrte ~
iaMrs FiiohasaiI again h was ,to,rrs.l a
..Gri6s 6f "ofdsf', we're tl,en tnade. enc
Mr. Douglas then replied aud was ssll.t
10 order.
pBoions were then made ,hs Mr. Doug
lasbe allowed 10 90 on ia order. =
5sh. Davis opposed i and ssii ftuspis,
IoDedglas that 10 had listened with indig
nAtipn 70 the laneusge used. and il va
that of shlghWsyman and bravo. n,
The debaio was continued Tor some tim,
WhehAnotion was male and The Senal
adj 'nrnsd.
y. e said that The lia was given an
ncel severe personal remarks made. i,os
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

u Ksr Alstter from'LeKhorn states that
tov'soue days past the natives have been
tl'Fo'wn ha,o CONSERVATION by the appear.
ancc cider SO puIIs of smobe, At regular 10
.terpals, 'rightin the midjlS Of tire harbor,
Divers won't down and reported the exist.
Ienoe ct a submarine volcano, whereon the
authorities hsve removed tho powder ma /,
aIine far ialand, dresding an explosion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

ESeWhst spirit, however, purely ,na
6'mly uuitedto another. has not 10 It's 'bN.
Ierness sighed. ''I am aloneI' or in more
peaceful moments. brealhed a'Father,
there is'nons but thou. o--FMiss Marlinau.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

tR1-Haii'a cab IN ba4 weathcrs and il
msy come ro'ycur assistance !: bul hail a
irtsad in'your adversely. aud see what no
LieeIh he whllLlske Of Youl 1lIa.e l.Lo
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

sDgr'.FNieb. "isaida beautiful wite tc
hef teadieus husband. siIo swishI was 4
blok's~E wi.hfy you Eere.-an Almanac, :"
rspiwd her loving lord. "ahd thenI would
gstaneN oUs2efery year." Just then
Ihsibilk fastlcd! tsi''t'ss '..tl W ' i'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

EWThe corn cropd Kansas this year /.
very abundant; The Leavenworth CITY
Herald says itsells for twenty Eve cenis I
bushel, y Mliug. and in some localities i
RPefeUt tfry2in the market. '.''
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

PoBk PAoKISo REPoRrs, The reports
from our ,orrespondepts regarding tho
quantity Of p7rS packed this year, con !
linue to roach US with great regularity.
and have the full returns cow from all
but about Ihi!ty places, we think. and We
have rsaon to suppose that We shall be A.
bls TO lay ovr full report tefore the trade
about the FIRST Of the next month. Pack
ing is still goingion in many places north
of US, but we Think another week Will
bring tito a close at all points, The re.
turns which have reached ne, since we
published The aggregate from, seventyrffve
places, two weeks ago, show fair in,
crease, though We have. not. placed them
in . shape as yet TO say what chat increase
j. with any degree, Of accuracy. The
falling OF in weigh is less than i. was iu
ihe FIRST return, ---Cip, Price Csvtgt. +,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27
oiy FIJI 9. FITS! F1Ts! FITsas V Y
saDR! HaNcE's HEGETABLE ExzRAcr
LAX n, ~ EPiLEPTlC PHI os'e VT V

F0r tAs CRrs @ Eits, ,Spasu, CrdmPs add al srvots
and CenstitstioRs, ,,DissaSss..,d gsTE0
HVEhSONsMno are laborfng undcf this distressipG.
,lh ,s4lhiaaA VIII md Dr.. IiANcE's MOUNTAINEERING
~ rltLS TO be the only ever discover
e9rfgoreunng Epilepsy or Falling Pfts.l tse7f''7
eie PHls possessa specific action on The nSFxopa
systeFi and although they are prepared esnees n
OF curing Fits, they wiii be found cf
espeelsi be1e1t for all persons afhlcted with weak
pr whose porvoussy has bean prostrated
Or ered fro1l any causo whatever. IN ehToni6
go Or aissassso Of long standing, supefibdn
er oy nervousness, they are exceedingly bebefciaI
fLlee - per hoxa0r two boxes fdfS5. Tereo{1s dd{
oi INC city encloslRg aFepltance win have the Pios
seht i mem tnrough Che matl free ofpostngc. Fro
sale s,1f by SETH Nosl0 ltil6ofc Street.
bailndre, Maryland, r. whom erdoTa from ali karis
olIhe Union most be addleSsed ypost raid. -,
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