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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-01

q. N. MORRISON h co.

q. n. MORRISON. g. e. 9. HARVEY.
sss 5ss,!. f. So as a. Sum- nss ss
No. IL Magazine street, New Orleans.
Having received new extensive Of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFuMERY. SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, etc, etc. respect
fully inform Merchants Planters and Physicians that they are
prepared to supply them every article In the Drug line
hey may require all Of the pures quality at as rasonap
prices as they can be in the y Among the Articles
already on hand coming in store ara the following
400 ounces sulphate Quinine French and American;
200 pounds Blue Mass, English and American;
100 pounds Calomel English and American;
100 pounds Mercurial Ointment
soopounds Honduras sarsaparia;
$50 pounds best Turkey Opium;
100 ozs Sui and Acetate Morphine;
% ounces Otto Rose;
20 casks Sal Soda
100 kege, Sup Oh. Soda
10 kegs Ger Blue Wash;
20 bbls. Circun,a light; =
cases indigo Car and Manila;
10 casks Pot and Pcarlash;
30 packages Saleraus;
50 bbls, pure Castor on;
Is demijohns SPIT Nitro;
Is bbls. Alcohol;
10 bbs Copperss;
% bbls. Epson Salts;
10 bbls. Flour sulphur;
10 bbls. Roll Sulphur
bales senna East India and Alexandria;
1000 pounds Gum Arabic select, fine and sorts;
Is carhoys Sulp. Nitric and Muriatic Acid;
ss,ars e,.,h An,monia
2. carboys A. Ammonia.
an nounds Acetic Acid.
Inn ,or,as tn -+ar;. A.;5
aoo o.,. Tsunie Acid:
70 kegs Pearl Bariye;
Dkexs Turkey Opium;
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oo.'.0. Is, ,.assss,. 49, ~ 80.
~ psaI 80 cssa..s. 49,
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~ oos e'sssi Auo',
~ oos nensea e"'npnos'
" oeNes oas..e soap
wv DOLE ss.1ne eple''
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wv sa.o-7 oof 'sA'
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
CRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
U EXTEND THE AREA OF FREEDOM
the the principles Of the party are request
~ " "''' TAMMANY HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, March H.
At hafpaet seven O'clock
For the purpose Of expressing sentiments Of the democa
cy OF this city relative to the - .-
The following distinguished speakers have accepted the mv
tation of ,he niItee and VIII address the meeting
Senator A. q. Brown. of Mississippi
Senator George e. Pugh, OF Ohio.
Hon. 1hos. T. Bocock, of Virginia.
Gen. Nallandiehem, of Ohio
Hon James n Cavanagh, o. Minnesota.
Hon. John Cochrane, Hon. VIM. b. Maclay,
Hon. 1hos. j. Barr, - Hon. Elijah Ward,
Hon. John Kelly
BY order OF the Democratic Republican General Committee
Of New York
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Ward. Ward.
g-wm. ". Kennedy, 12-Csarles Boce,
1-Ed~ard Burke, 13--kdward q. McconnelL,
2-blfred Chsncelior, lt-Mathew Tuomey,
3--Jap es rglish, l5-John Is. hyer,
4-Wiiam Baird 16--Jamcs Murray,
b-Eobert O. Mcintyre, T-Thos Q. Fields,
6--Thomas Kelvin, lS-Jnmes Irvng,
7-Corn's Hartnedy, 1g-Wm. q. conner
S-wm Delamster, 2p-John McGrane,
lv-Moses u. GALE Z-Jamcs Mahony,
ll-Aaron b. Rollins, 2I-Alexander Ward
WILLIAM ID. KENNEDY,
Chairman of Committee OF Arrangements.
RopBpT g. MCINTYRE, Secretary.
above committee with the speakers and inyfe
guests will meet In the committee room, at Tho hail. NJ half
past elk O'Clock Monday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

INOR sAIE-A LARGE MANSION HOUSE, WITH BATH,
range also barn and nine lots OF grouAd on Mount
Prospect of Ninety third street and Fourth avenue
over tunnel Yorkye commanding uns1rp assed view
Wes,cheser county the Palisades the Hudson Hurl Gate
Island, city of New York ts eny1rons &C.
Possession II desired: Apply 70 T. H. BROWN LII Mas
atreet from, 10 8 r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

NOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS NEW BRICK DWELLING,
With nine acres Of land egbly situated on the HUDSON
vsr T Sn r mile miles q s city and twenty minutes:
rivaie road House hnished In the best style with all
I'm improvement Terms 70 suit purchaser Apply 70 No.
WER MORGAN, No. 8 Pine areet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

NOR sAIE-THE NEAT THREE STORY BASEMENT
II cellar brick front house 1876 Wonghby street Brook
yn; gas and three oos brown stone stoop iron
raing &c all in the beat order. Price $S2V Apply TO
JOHN f. HENNkSSY, IS Gold street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

INOR sALE-llS EAST EIdHTEENTH STREET, NEAR
Union and fourth avenue cara and stages neat
three story brick house, has Croon water bath
aas marble apeakng tubes dumb waiter &c Price
about So 00 Apply the premises lS East Eighteenth
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

xSvOR SALEM EAST FIFTY SECOND STREET, BE-
cen second Third two story and base
sn houses Allied Ia with brick have gss bath range
~ xloO each; price 100 $500; the street regu
ised graded curbed gu.terei and severed Inquire OF
aEOEGE MOUNTJoY, East Fifty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

NOR sAiE-THE MOST BLfGfBLE NORTHWEST COR
ner Broadway above Canal street, having frontage of
l33 and about 800 feet Apply TO JNo AELSO
81 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

NOR SALE-HIGH BASEMENT AND SUB CELLAR
Eighteenth street. built by days work for
with every possible convenience In perfect
order believed TO be OF the most convenient
and complete houses in the city, will be sold at bargain
HApped soon with heater axtures olclohs, mirror
BOOKCASE, &C. apply the premises from TO IL NJ or5
Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

nor sALE-A FARM, II MILES FROM NEW YORK,
me mile from the philadelphia Railroad station IS
woo nd, the other under the highest
oubud 10 the best order good water plenty Of
naon h and healthy prospect OF staten 1sland and nd
country near churches schools gentemens private
residences Fo. particulars inquire OF n GEsCHEfDT IL
wall sreet, room ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

C,OR SALE OR lEAsE-TWO OF THOSE SPLENDID
stores with saloons Fourth avenue, beween Forty
frH and Forty second streets, Harlem Railroad depot
Also brown stone dweinghree etory and high base
merton Forty eighth street, near Seventh avenue
Also brown dwelling story and basement
Thirty fourth street. between Second aud Third avenues.
OF the above houses have modern improvement
End will accommoo terms inquire at the
ofce ia the buildings Forty street. between Fifth and
Sixth avenues, of HENRY L. BULKLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

NOR SALE-TwO LOTS, $50 BY 100, ON THIRTY
seventh street, 100 east Third avenue Price
$500 remain mortgage Also lot with improve
ments on West Twenty seventh street, Tenth avenue
Prise 800 To let atNyack large double house suitable
for fir boarding house commanding line view OF the
Hudson; $780, Apply TO Il. u MiLDEBEkaER, 80 Car
min street before alter 5 r NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

IOR sAIE-THE FOUR STORY BRICK DWELLING
house Irving places also the four story brick basement
kOuse Bas Twenty second street, Lexington
10 the story high basement house IA West Thirty
room a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

81 E(O FOR SALE, THE THREE Brown VIM sTo Isi
between Lexington and Third in good
well finished built in the best with all the modern
such hot and cold water water closets
speaking tubes marble mantes &c terms 10 suit purchaser
These the cheapest houses in the city Apply TO- THO5
McMANUs, 1853 East Forty seventh street. or BRYAN
McCAHlLL, on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

sNOR sALE-THE FOUR STORY HIGH BAsEMENr
brick dwelling Irving place on westerly side one door
ennd in complete vacated time Two
Nds OF purchase remain on bond and mortgage
Ipnly 70 g. FROST, 80 South William street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

NOR sALE--HOUSE AND LOT 73 EAST TWENTY.
eighth street side Fourth avenue, o " feet
by feet lO nches house % feet deep stone
front four with high basement and sub cellar,
ss ecd new furnace range cold through
ont the houses gas chandeliers with the house.
bc attic the sidewalk newly tagged and laid Ia plaster new
gutter and curb bath water closets and wsshtuos al com
rles q by the owner who has occupied since
was built price $l 000 10 remain mortgage
Inquire within from TO ii A. M or from 10 3 r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

rNOR sAI,E--AT STANFORD, CONN, THE TWO Story
II and alc brick house. built in the mos, suosanua M
Rsd carriage house, and with about nix OF land taste
fully laid out about OF mile from the railroad
depct Apply 10 n O'HARA, the premises, or 10 D. r.
EEALEY, 81 Liberty street, or 10 PHELPS PALMER, 81
PIMA afr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

uNOR sALE--TO CARMEN, OR ANY ONE WISHING
cheap residence easy terms, two houses situated at
Ue williamsburg stages run every ten minutes
wostory and attic frame house. with about two lots OF
ground fronting Debevoise street and Flushing avenue
prise other similar and adjoining the same also
with fronting the price $ia0 Apply 70 Mr.
SAABIR the Cross Roads or j. NJ Varian Id CathA
fne mark ct or 60 st. Marks place. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

LNOR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT, lao FORTYNINTH
street three story high s.oop house. 2Dxi00 with all
he modern to- good neghboihood, third house
weat q BROADWAY. Price $S5UO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

NOR GALE-3Ol SECOND AVENUE, SOUTHWEST COR
ner Niueeenth street. four siory brick private redence
With large avenues could be conveniently changed
81 business purposes 8 by 7 house y by 81 range BATH
aas laundry tubs built expressly for The owners occupa-
non: price 900 Apply 70 e. II. BROWN, LII Nassau st.
from 70 3P. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

NOR SALE-TIE 81 BSrANTIAL BRICK HOUSE AND
lot 27S Houston street. near Suffolk lot ~ by 100 feet
hOuse bath hot and cold WATER prce S
300 So 900 mortgage 5esed Apply 10 e. Ii. BROWN
III Nassau strt ct from TO 81. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

G,ok SALE CHEAP-A TEN HORSE POWER ENGINE
and boiler nearly also the building 2sxo tee
suitable for manufacturing the above will be sold
gether separate Apply 70 ANDERSON MOLAREN, 81
ID Sc Jane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

v,RICE SeOO-HOUsH AND LOT FOR SALE AT NEW.
ark n j. situated Of Nehas and Amiysstreets,
near Chestnut depo, house story and halt frame lot
3OxeO apply to q. o. SMITH, druggist, 377 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

NOR sALE-IWO THREE STORY BROWN STONE
II 'front.' high scop houses situated on the north aide OF
Twenty seventh street. 100 west OF Sixth agenue s'z
2y6O Inquire OF G. u BILLINGS on the premises from
10 9 A. NJ, and after 4 r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

nor SALE-A n sNDSOaE BROWN STONE HOUSE
1880 Eaat Eighteenth street is high stoop modern and per
easy Apply to II. IL. VOORHEES, l06 East Twenty first
street or II. ii, LUDLOW IA Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

NOR sALE--AT A GREAT BARGAIN, IN BROOKLYN,
n house aud lot and half with four and store aud
garden fine fruit Apply on the premises Hickory street.
Bedford Az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

I,oR sALE--A FIVE YEARS LEASE OF THE LARGE
and splendid confectionery restaurant and ice cream ss
near the Bowery together with stock and fixtures Of the
sae good viii OF the business &C. For further Information
aDply on the premises. II. T. TANNING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14
SALES OF REAL EgTATN.

NoR sALE.oWNER COMO TO EUROPE; BUT 500
wanted 81 remain beautiful gentoe brick cot
ase; chandeliers gas French wind iron balcony marbs
nte very gentee healthy neighborho0d always let ten
minutes walk from Grand street ferry Inquire at A62 dran
street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

Tf,O CAPITALISTS AID REAL ESTATE OWNERS
The principal member of well known mercantile firm
crash Of 81 desires TO take agencies for the
collection dividends the letting Of houses stores &c
or business agent for trustees or those
avoid the trouble OF the various dctl Ii OF
Euch business II preferred csrsn sum per annum accep
ted In lieu of commission. For business talent cspabfy
ard most unIing energy the advertiser Will refer To the high
et and influential this city or necessary se;u
ri,y win be given Please address Merchant Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

1NARM FOR sALE-HANDsOMELY AND PLEASANTLY
located good buildings fence and cultivation convenient
choice land varieties Of fruit village schools
and excellent peighborhood offered very cheap
GOOD terms BIGQs S0UTHWlCK, 81 Nassau street.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

WisBoM IN ssLEcrtoa. "A great deal Of
skill aud sound judgment may bs exercised
by the farmer III selecting the crop suited
= his soil--iu selecting variety add seed
in choosing the right time to plow, plant
and harvest. There isa call too for ths
selection Of tbe knowledge obtained from
books and papers, thatls best suited to our
soil, climate and citcGmslancss. Unless a
man has sodud Judgment 10 selecting,
II would be better to follow the example oI
a poor farmer we have heard Of whose
drops were tlways poor, While his neigh.
boris on the next farm were always good.
He resolved 10 DO as his neightor did
blowing, planting, cditisatins ,at Che aams
time, aud as near rs might be Ia the same
manner. He did so; and bad equally as
good CROPS,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

UxP uAcEbSNrEb DRpueRf III MliNE.- =
Our Mschi~s corr spondent writes thsn
TIE drought in Mnine is very sevefe. Il
many towns the wslls are dried Up, brooke
Chat were never known 10 10 dry are now
entirely dty;Fnl people 6dd II difficult to
get water for family purposes. Fires ars
raging in tie woods, and the atmosphere
is thick with smoke Ia many Of the towns
10 Washington county. Vessels that ar.
rive In port report very thick smoke along
the coast; at two miles distance from land
tho smoke 10 as thick as sea fog. Theriy.
ere yarS very low. and no lumber can be
sawed uudl the fall rains Boston Nd
Yertiser, Aug. 26. .. 80
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
MOAD NOTIuEs

ATetice Il heteby given N all whom Nay edttceru,
falted eaaAly In be held IN sept, next A. u, lsse>
there yiA he rfesehled petition praying er an set-
s y Gs rsn Ess ssSsy 4; s,Sr s esS NSc.
Commencing al reiw On ssa ssad aeAt The foo. ef
he hill an The land ct6eotse ring, thence beatlng
ssSs Ss,s MI c se IN @ WIT sasS he .es
hill, On @, klnfs land, thsnce epatiBk Naeott we
tcds and lRaetsertNe old read nsat lAtls plse tss
wear what L chilled the NfAeek rad thence On old
srSr. The old scs nsss sistsc pise Zee net,h ,hs
line between the tSHh et g, Rlnssnd Ftsdstes Wei
eSsst, lheHss sYAt,sf ges "a eia scan steSsS s1s ss
J, c, Ralnsy Htoagh Ae aed .shense 10 tci,Sw said
new tcad 70 E,,n. about eight @ nd. ssnss 81 .os
,StSrS TTss IN aid land aud Tie land q cS.,se
WinettshH and ihletseet the cd road worth OF sald
~tRetlsals aca.e thence aleAecla rad ee ths Rad
npcupi by Francis Btovn, thence along eaid old road
htNnrA s.id BrrwnH Land, aHd inlstseet Old road
northwest of Felix Mewty's barn, thence along old
osass Hedge INenee beAr,h4 east tAtcash said Now
tys land and the land pr q, u, Pettef intorseetine
the old road a pslnt near the Old coal pit thence
long SL t6AA 10 pnlAt neat Iesae Bntou's stRblo.
thence bsstias east,Atoayh said Es,cn's land aud
lsletsesl OIL road near ssia kstOn's lane, thence
heading south q st Asu4nd said Ratnh hald 10 point
on lhr line between The land OF Mrs Holmes and the
state Farm, thence through the lahdOf said Holfies
dYureiaa aasl Of old eoad through the land belong;
10 the state aud inlcrsect old road north east o.
barn on State fam, thehco 10 point on ole road
sunh,easl NJ id barn, thence through tie field 10
point near the rnAd opened By n. Myers on State farI
Inc nrs along sad road 70 point hearhg south through
the lands OF o. Mening. intersertlgg the old roat
near hs stony hiii south Of said MenInR.aed thenr'
hearing south. woet from old LpBd and tnteFseet
aAln II The old eoal-plt. through he lands OF Jaeot
CrAlxuF and Thomas Watson, thence along old road
about ten or twenty rods, thelee bearing south, and
lnIsrseel old roai atthe sandy ha thence along old
rad 10 large white dsk tree, thenee bearing s9ath
through the land oftutn GroB. striking the Original
survey and nterscc tie old road near tho north cor
nor of J. CralRnF,a Hed, theuce along 0la road TO
pshl near the south cast cosner 6t eaid heidi thence
bearing soulh-eas through The lands OF CrulEer and
GroH-s shoueo thence along old road to point neal
The Duphenbansh mlu road, themes bearing ,eep
through tho tahds OF George ". LDlwble, and JnhI
N, switxot, 10 point rear tho fOtlh auel eotner Q
said SwltHsts Aeid thsres tunnNg caste 9l'
road IN tho koiisw, and iutcraect old roa at apoin
neat Il. Hen ma Geld. thence along old road V hey
-oSd made ~ d westsneSsset. thenfe aiHnE sS gar
west 10 The corner Of said mnss asld, thence aonI
old road 70 Psutls ssaw-'nlii !; i, pvrrrtnxvps
July, 90 lsso-iwlS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
lI3 DIR. NToRsE's
INDIAN ROOT PILLS,

DIR, MORSE, lhe lnyetist Of MoRsB,s INDIAN
ROOT PlblS has spent TIE greater parI o. his fs In
we'll as NoTth America <has spent thee ysars among
the tndlaus OF ude HSttpfa oonutrf-it was IN this
way that The ludan RoSl pills wyts ht.l dlseovsred,
ali disease, arise frdai fdPuRlrY, OF rns BLOOD
Thai oaf stsneia, health and lfs depended upon this
TSo " rsS.on why ps6prs are 20 dtte.ed when alex,
and why 60 many did, because hay do not Get me-
dclus which win pdsstd the afflicted parts, aud which
uaU huncc, a large quantity urfood and olhst matter
s lodesdM ~ TIM stomach ts nte over
lowing WIN s SossSs.ss s %,sk .Se
blood, which throws tho corrupted niattet thtSugn
every vein and artery, until Is kdh from tho body
BY disease. Dt. Motss,s PILLS have aided 10 lhom.
selves Victory upon Victory. by restqflhg nlons oI
the sick 10 blooring hsaith aad happ'nees fastho9
sands who have been farkSdnt tofncntod with SICK.
usss, pain and anguish, Ard Whpac feeble franes have
beou scorrhsd by s elements orruring fever,
AMI who have been brought, Hsit wetu, within ste
S ne .Hsi iSi ave Ss.r NOW sss with @
not been foe this great and wonderful, medietnes
Mor.e's indian Root FIiis, Aher one .. two dce9,
ratppised, IN wltnesslng lhets chafminB u1ect Noe
only do they give immedaie case and s'tegsshl end
TAKE away all sekrsss path Ied snfSsSS, NV o .nsE
Is The blood Therefore, will DO shown, espeetalls
By Ac:e cso e. aS Pulls Me- sss sy El e seSS s%
take lis dIEhs, aud ths n.h d seath ard beauty vii
NaIR FSiiR, and Ihe rt1Apeet ofu tong happy life
win cherish and pslshtcn your das 4. . III =
guard and nutbe imposed arcu By .ocetye.gep u
De- MpFts6 indian Root Pilli. hgned ~ y. MonNn;
9s P T HSiss:Sr e.SS ss s1e to- .GG
s,s; ,Ii"s y s'S .a%s, ps S; S,;:s; Is
New York, sole Of Or. More,. fudsn sooi
Pulls, OF. WV: MubdE 4 co., EatlvIllo, Madison
county. New YORK.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
sIIooplne COnUh-A Gard,

TINHis troublesome and sometimes dang srouA malN'
dy has .en, and ID stlll prevailing 10 consider
Hhlu extent. The treatment OF thq dominant school
medicine ls rlmply palliative aud does not propose
TO abrldgeit duration single dny, .
Tho successful treatment OF qua number OF eases
usthes me In saying, that by The uSo OF Homeopathic
remedies, the severity the disease may bo lesssn9d
and itsaxerage Duration shortenod flom mar 70 ax
weeks ( IA c. BARLOW, ", u.
Lancaster, April ~, less-SGd .u' a.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINcfHBITl, AbRnal ~, INJB
Rieur-- Ths market eonllnugs vlloul material
change, houeh uudbt the news from New Ypsk ,thetr
val 90 buoyHbeS ahd ~ the close ths feeia5 Ratlah
guid, The demand ID altogether ioeai. The tales e0-
prise go barrels NJ o. for aud 5gh ~ Tor
hDats, .r. 49,.
Sfo1islons--A good demand for BseSn with salss Of
$50 hhIs. nj fe, for hhoui1sss AID epp fE gidss;
decline. Mess Pork IL nelniAAly unehagea. Sothlng
TRANSPORTING In bulk PoTk OF lard. u
0t1cedes-BnERIln Fair demand, with salei of %
bhdi. &c, The latter for pnme. M1iassos 97a
5ec, Coffee teady; no paekats J4sa sold n tBc.
0l--iLnseed IL IN CORD demand, wlh more buyeTs
than sellsfs Al bge.
WhsaIzIfhs aast et RENAME steady and attn, with
Eopd demand aud tight rcusiptA sales iOn bushel.
god Wbis al u dsllfBnsdi ssDdos nsiDe o.Htl IS;
400 Hos deifeFeh all lsl $50 do, ~ Ia 80 do. Al IL
$50 do, Ned al tl and 1850 mixed on private ietuls.
tpm==the Hsfksl lssIsadT and Erirss unchanged
\ sale ii ffr,
0ats=zMgFket steAby and prices unchsugedi saas Al
deDai a f9e. 10 AfFife at 40e,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

thNEkN1Y.Tfi RisK Years have eApted since COM
neheed the Grocery and Provision Buslnsss,.-
Bvets business day duFlns time, have kept beuks
and charged, Many have always paid nc pngnply'
And 70 my sofPow, niast Say, gteat nahy have not
Nhe ii pfe Mas lively iftte Hza s1liitaeht amount
pald III debBto OIsel cha es which gEve me thn nsr
81 Ah ASetake capital. Al Mnn lIlss cHAheea diHef
ent the collections Oepsd lhe large Aaoaht ntEpod'
charged tends 10 teesch my cuplA, which disables MT
10 buy 0oodsGtH 4 fair fAte,
Now !ot sell, protection, ftoa AMI amer this date
uy books will be closed HgAihN MI pefephsA md NJ
goods will be sold Withodt DASH, or ZACH etlieles
We ally tAke In hSrhAnRe.
In csnriuslou, would sss, Have ca Hahd a YER
ksAau hfs.Ak AZ
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

EEI hold chat every man isa debtor
to his profession, from the which, as men
do, Of course, seek to receive counten anoe
end profit, so ought they Of duty to en-
dsavor themselves, by way Of amends, to-
be help and an ornament thersuntos--
Lord Bacon. VI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
wI. SPRINGER & BRO,

GE Ddhds lie cODHastAlloa 81 u4nton
caused BY The bohbardhsAt d shs British
the extensive medical warehouse 5f our
coaalfy@aaeijr.t. d; A9sa Of lowell,
Obs dspo. Ofhts Cherry psclsral sad ID.
tHsrtIc plllt for China was totally de.
slroysd. IT, now a,ssaa demand Upon
our government for indemnity from the
loss Of bic property, And hence will grow
another nul to crack With our elder broth
srtohaay. stlok to Il Dootori aud Il oul
government maintains our rights Nbsrev
er your Pill. are solb we shall euly b
unprotected on tracts that are tsrylbatFen
-Rstora,sr, Trenton, AZ y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

ET1Oa yesterday was buried our friend
JoaN KELLEY, we'll known TO our people;
Rev. E, BRicHAM, preached the sermon
at the Baptist Church. Mr.. KEttEf, was
buried BY the Sons Of Malta, many mem
bsrs of which charitable order followed
his remains 70 the grave.