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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

upgracious hostility of our Southern demo-
cratic politicians in regard to the patriotic and
conservative ADMINISTRATION of Mr.. Buchanan.
1t is true that between the fierce extremes Of the
party, as we have described them, there eau be
no accommodation except upon the basis of the
administration, and the practical issues and in
terests of the country embraced in its wise and
well considered domestic and foreign policy;
but the suicidal folly Of these Northern and
Southern slavery agi'ators is 60 fixed aud obsti-
nate that it threatens to disregard even the iu-
stincts of selfpreservation. We are accordingly
forced to the conclusion that from the present
sectional divisions aud disorders Of the demo-
crazy the browning result of the Charleston
Convention will be the secession therefrom of
the Northern or the Southern wing Of the party.
And then we shall have a new chapter opened
in our political history.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

citizen. After creating tulnults, and riots, and
burning houses, and shedding blood, aud almost
inaugurating civil war, these politicians now
turn round on the other tack and proceed to the
opposite extreme. They contend that if natu-
rallied citizens think proper to return to the
land of their birth, to which they owed military
service when they left it, and if the government
of their native country insists upon the payment
Of that debt, our government, forsooth, should
come forward and declare war against such
European country on account Of an individual
who is unwilling to pay his debts. They 90
even beyond this, and they say that even If the
person is not yet naturalized citizen, il he has
merely renowned his allegiance to the govern.
ment under which he was born, aud declared his
intention to become citizen Of the United
States, our government is bound to en-
broil the country in a sanguinary war for this
Austrian, or Prussian, or Frenchmau, If his own
government, on finding him returned, should
dare to enforce those obligations Incurred prior
to his emigration. Whas can be more ridiculous
snd absurd than this! When an emigrant re-
turns to Europe under such circumstances, and
asks our government to 60 to war for him,
surely the force of human impudence can
no further go. But to see this doctrine ad-
vocated so vehemently by leaders Of the
Native American party, who cite international
law and the constitution of the United States, is
very like the devil quoting Scripture against the
very crimes and vices to which he tempts his
victims And what can be more revolving than
to see shining light of Tammany Hal swing
ing side by side with the dark lantern of Know
Nothingism, on board the same boat and under
the same pirate flag? The facility with which
politicians change sides nowadays, aud become
mixed up in confusion worse confounded,"
shows that they have no principle or consistency
whatever, and that they run up false colors
without number, and shift their sails to take
advantage of every wind of doctrine that is
likely to lead them to some haven of public
plumber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

AUGUSTA Ca, July Q, 1882
Inc ovation 70 Hon. A. II. Stephens yesterday was q
srca. analr. Mr. stephens made speech Of two hours
length He regarded the long agitation Of the slavery
question an having resulted bencnolly 70 the rights Of
The South Tic favored the annexation OF Cuba, ,hs re-
ia VI ll...s. u 4as s.,.. .r. a. Lac - ala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

News from California.
THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICERS
AND CON0RESSMEN-CAPTAIN STONES SURVEYING
PARTY DRIVEN OUT OF SONORA, ETC.
ST.. LOUIS. July A, 1850.
The overland mail wih San Francisco dates Of the 10Th
UT, arrived laat night
The republicans had nominated Leland Stanford Of
crameno, for Governor T. Kenney Of Santa Clara, for
Lieutenant Governor E. D. Baker, Of San Francisco and
P. a. sibcy. Of Placer, for Congress.
Business was Inactive at San Francisco.
Captain simpsons expedition had reached Walkers
river. The route traversed by 1t shorens the distance
from Camp Floyd to Genoa three hundred milos
Tho Arsonian of the 18th ult says that Captain Stone
and party had arrived at Fort Ba hAnan having been
driven out Of Sonora by Governor Peaouisra, Stone
proceeds to Washington The revolt Of the Opata AMI
Ysqui Indians creating srest CONSERVATION IN Sonora
The Iodians had defeated the troops fsar
engagements, and were marching on Guaym,s, whore
the foregn residents taking refuge board OF
tels in the harbor.
Sylvester Mowry bad arrived at La MesiTa.
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PRoFLIGAcY OF PoLrICTANs.--The barefaced
and shameless abandonment of principle exhi-
bited by the politicians Of the present day out
strips the profigacy Of any preceding time in our
history. Some fifteen years ago great opposition
was raised to foreigners bya class Of politicians
who denied them the right to vote after five
years. probation, and insisted that they should
reside twenty years in tie country before the,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

Dispatches from DIsxico- Minister McLsne's
Treaty Negouations-Ths Bold Robberies
OF nnrnmon and RObIes - Inaignatioa
Against tho Conduct or the British n snis-
ter-The Sentence OF Plumer, the Muttneer,
Consnsuted, Sc, &c. .
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DEsPArCH.
WASHINGTON, July 8, 1854
voumnous dispatches were received 1t the State Do
partment this morning from Mr. AcIaas our Minister n
Mexico. Tho aspect Of affairs had not materially changed
sincc he last wrote TO Department The high handed
acts committed BY Miramon were driving tho few
who have heretofore adhered 10 him in opposition au
and his rule was considered end. He Character
the seizure Of specie BY Gen Robes Of the
boldes and most high handed robbsres pepetrated
in any country Miramon, before the conduca let had
taken eight per cent which considered very large
Mr. McIAne had sent naval officer to negotiate with
Robes but had not learned with what when the
steamer sailed.
he had after long conferences formuateda proe, ofa
treaty with the Juarez aud had laid before
the Mexican for confederation but had not
received any when the steamer sailed II
the ground Of material aid both in and money from
this TO Mexico in return for which certain
commercial advantages proposed to be granted
citizens and right Of way through the State Of Sonora
to port the Gulf Of California. No sale of territory
Is treated for the opsuticn so strictly binds Pres
dent JuArez that he cannot treat for . sale.
Mr.. Mclane having ascertaned the utmost that the
Juarez do, and what asks for has judi
cously declined to sign full treaty. but has reduced tho
propositions to treaty form which will be Submitted 70
the government here As nothing be done till Con-
gross meets and there many pressing questions for
Cabinet consider atos, there Mexican propositions could
barely be taken up at present here and thefe will be
plenty Of time for their discussion.
TIE British Minister'S recent course o! The city q
Mexico severely condemned by Rritsh subjects and
II was understood that movement was foot By them
to petition for his immediate recall
Friends OF Plumer, the mu!ineer, arrived here
Saturday, with large number Of Petitions together with
additional evidence ia his behalf, which they alega
tends saorgly to mitigate his crir;s-su which
was laid before the President-and he has had
Il under advisemeot. To day the whole subject WIS
considered in Cabinet Council, and after thorough
examination the President decided 10 his
teDce TO imprisonment for lifs and accordingly nessen
ger was despatched 10 day to convey the glad dgs to
the doomed end his friends Twenty thousand Gig
natures praying for Communication were sent during last
week.
The Secretary of War left this morning for Alum Springs,
in Virginia. 10 will be absent ten days Col Drinkard
has been appointed acting Secretary during his absence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH
WASHINGTON, July S, 1859.
There is such information In Washington warrants
the belief that the recent change Of the Bri.h Ministry
will not affect The present positions Of her Nsjesty re-
representatives. Abroad with the exception perhaps Of Lord
Cowey at Paris.
According 10 advces from Vera Cruz 1t believed in
official circles that the i've conducta detssd
BY Robles for the purpose OK exortipg additional tax
would coon reach that city
One Of the conventions concluded by Minister McIAue
with the Juarez has been forwarded hither
BY him. and the others In fair way of conummaton
there being no difficulties abort the preliminsries.
While the import and export duties at Vera Cruz have
considerably duinshed in consequence Of the unsettled
condition Of affairs I'D The interior the receipts at tho
other ports the Mexican coas have largely increased
The United States steamer Brooklyn will leave Vera
Cruz for Pensacola on the 10th inst
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under the progressive footsteps Of the new Ma
poleon, and the ideas conceived in the quick
brain of the Corsican hero again taking vigorous
ard active life upon the same historic fields
which witnessed the dawn of his military glory?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23
Hron B. D. - Id g.Ia.,.


Much interest WAS n1Anif-sted By de
faSmsts. yesterday. IN tbs lri,l of reap
sss. at Klssf.s Iarm. Some 500 o. e.
QUO paopIs were present. At oine O'Clock
the 6rst machine was IN operation; the
Others took their turns lill the whOis num-
Der, fifteen, we believe. had been tested !.
A large portion Of the reapeTs bad been
tested. Alki1ss, however. Is generally
admitted 10 have borne away tie palm
Hmong the self Fskine machines. The
Messrs Davis sold several of hIrir ma.
ehides on the ground. AFTER iha lIi.i had
tsken place. Pritz & Kuhn's msrhibe
did we'll. Tie Buckeye STATE Il nd Rs.
ker also provSdsto BE . good insclriue.--
Mr. Dutton had new hand rakrT 10 ii's
field. whi,,h was highly approved. The
trisl, however, Was very satisfactory every
wsy, and the interes, manifested by the
farmers in the practicsl operation Of the
machines, Is favorable indication that
agricultural machinery is destined soon 70
come into more extensive use than at pres
ent.
The following are the names Of the
Machines which were on the ground and
tried:
! Atkins sslfrakinG Reaper and Mower
manufactured BY W. G. Davis d Co.,
Dayton.
Dorsey's seIf-rsking Reaper and Now
or. manafactured'by Priiz d Kuhns, Day
ton.
| Whilley's self raking, manufactured b.
| Warder BrookaW a Co.. Springfield
Ohio.
New York Combinad Machine. manu-
factured by Warder BrooknaW q Co
Springfield
:. Kirby's Combined. manufactured I
Buffalo, N, Y.
Manney's Combiued, manufactured
Cleveland.
/; Esgterly's sell-rakins manufactured
Wisconsin.
DuttoD't Mower. manufactured by
Dutton, Dayton.
> Fishers Wrought Iron Mower. man
factured at Alliance.
Bells Ohio Mower, manufactured
> Canton.
/ McCromic's Reaper and Mower.
Ketcbum's Pony Mover. msnu'ac'ur'
at Buffalo N. Y.
;. Buckeye State Combined, manufAetur
!, by w 3G- Davis & Co. 6sJy.S 'iia~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, June 20.--The proposals
for the $5.Ooo.o0o Treasury note loan
were opened to-day by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and about $i3. SOC, 900
were bid for. $s,7oo 600 Of which ware
awarded at s per cent, viz: from 5Aa5a
per cent, aud Sa0e, GOO were awarded at
5 per cent. An the other bidders propos
ed 6 per cent. Among them the remain
der Of the loan will be porportioued pre-
rata.
The Collector of Baltimore has applied
to the Secretary Of State for Information a.
10 the nature and extent Of the protection
which may be afforded by the United
States to 4 foreign built vessel purchased
by ap American citizen. ~
1t is understood that our Government
maintains the views held by the last Ad
ministrstiou. namelyahatif an American
citizen buys 10 good faith vessel from
beliigerant or neutral power, ia time o
peace, it becomes American properly, aut
is entitled to protection like any othe'
American property. The vessel, however
cannot get register unless BY an act o
Congress-.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23

A GREAT MEDIorEE FOR FEMALEs!-i
Hundreds Of stimulents. have been invent
ed and sold purporting to be sreci6c in
.hs various diseases and devapgsments 70
which the delicate form OF woman render
her subject. The result Of altthese stim-
ulauts has been to impart nomsntdry de-
tipity to the nsrvoGs system, and false Wig
or to the ssusclss; bat this relief has been
succeeded BY a depfsss ion and prostrAtion
greater than before, and the repeated at
tempts ofiuvalids to build themselves up
by these false remedies, havo finally ended
in destroying what lit.leIvital organ stiou
was left. But 10 nsiog Bosrhaos's Hol,
land Bittsrss you will Gnd no soch disas.
tsross results. Itiis . purely vegetable
compound, prepared 90 strictly scienlisc
| principals after the manner Of the celebra.
ted Holland Prosessor, BprhAye, Under
its influence every nerve aud muscle re-.
csives new strength and vigor, appetite
end sleep return, and fpally, perfect health
See advertisements IN another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23

FlESDIsH IA professional gentleman,
living in the Southern part Of the city was
the victim, yesterday, Of a most malignant
attempt Of assassination. He had. stepped
from bis Office on business srrsnd. and
en- his return found several small nuts ly
ing upon the table, and, wondering how
they got there. took one and placed il be-
tween his teeth for the purpose of crack
ing, when aloud explosion ensued, lacer'
ating and burning his mouth in a'shccking
manner. Examination showed the remain
ing nuls--flher's---to be charged with
powder and friction iguiting material, cal
culated. If exploded in the motth, to blow
mans head OFF. The sufferer knows o
no one whom he would suspect of placing
the internal machines on his table, Ohio
State Journsl.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23
LANcAsrER, o., June 22d, 1855

EFNoRrH's Great National Circus is
10 exhibit in this city on Tuesday July 9th
with one Of the most complete trohpes ol
EQusstrians. AcrobAts. Gymnasts &c. TO
gsther with the finest selection Of ring
tricks aud performing horses, Ponies aud
Mules. to be found concentrated in any
circus exhibited in the United States
Lew himself " i'll introduce his much
admired and beaatifHa dancing horse Tam
many, the only ons ia the United States
The beautiful French lady. Mile Alsxan7
DIRE will appsarin her beautiful and difficult
aot uponth tight rope. Aud nPon the
whole rich time m ay be expected; and
the anusuncem ent Of the coming of the
grea. LEVI win draw full house. Don''
forget the date. July 5th.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23

REMAeKADLE CoLr.--Mr q. Williams.
OF this city; has colt, now eleven months
old, which stands is hands high and
weighs 900 pounds. His symmetry and
and proportions are psrfectI and for size,
his equal Is not TO be found any where
He was brought from Darlington CIV, J,
by Mr.. Ira B. Burke, and comes of good
stocks bis sire being the imported horse
.'Cumberlaud :" and his. dam BY the cele-
brsssd,.0ld Clyde" Hsiwiil doubtless
prove great acquisition to the breeding
stock Of this country. and will be exhibited
at The n Y. State Fair. and at the various
County FSts duriug thiS season = Gene
see Farmer. 1a,s9atp tA1r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23

e1NGzr I'VE had furnished us BY a"frieud"
aud able and interesting sermon BY Rev.
HENRY WARD BEEcHER, which We de-
signed publishing this week, bat the length
Of laws. and consequent lack of space has
crowded Il out. Our friend will pardon
usthis time and upon examination Of oar
columns win be satisfied that we could moi
publish It this week without doing our
selves and subscribers great injustice.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23

IHrsRrANr TO YouSe MEE.--OuE New
Hosk correspondent informs US that he
has known DR. DH LANEY( whose advertise
ment is in cur paper this week, 9fcr several
years. and that his representations may
sbe-rsIed ou- Hs is an old practiticuoI,
who has made this department Of medicine
a speciality and who has met with the con-
fasnce and saccoss he deserves.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23

"OOeTAR's" Exlfemiuators are invalus-
bic remedies Tor clssriDg houses ofall sorts
With Ell confidence We recon-
mend them. N n. D sily State Register.
"COsTAR'S" remedies for al domestic
pests. saeh as Rats, Rosehss. Bed Bugs.
Ants Fieas. DO. ere 'inFaiusble; we can
speak FROM actual kBoWledgsO Of their merits.
DRUoeIsrs sHd DEAEkEs shOul6 send their
orders early. IL they would secure Atrads
in tbem.-NsW York Journal. -.st-.
Il slEh write something about ypur Tx
termiBators. asi can do so with propnsty-
They are selling rapidly here and destroy.
ing ell vermih Fl Banner. Fay cite, n 0.
ttDeath 10 aII'geFmis."
AZ SPRiEo approaches,
AXIS aud RoACiEs.
From lLeir holes come out,
And MICK and RATs.
In spite Of Cats.
Gnily skip AbO1t. EE
Ben BuGs bite
You. in the night.
As on your bed you slumber.
White INSECTS crawl
Thro' chamber and hall,
In squads without number.
1T Is TRULY WONDERFUL WITH
what certainly. Rats. Rosches. Mice. Molsp,
Ground Mice, Bed bugs, AnIs, Moths. Mos
lquitoes, Fless, Insects on Animals, in sbori
every species Of VeFmiD are utterly des
foyed aud exter minated by
tsCOstnT', - Rat, 4 SOaek, Ac. EKtermInatO
s'+COstaf'ss Bed@bug EAteTminat0T,
.'Costar'' Electric Powder, for Iasects.
Supplied direct. by mail. 20 any address 1
tie United States. as follows:
On receipt Of 81 90, q box Of the RAJ
RoAoH, &o. ExT.,
On receipt Of %. 90, a box each Of the RAJ
t ROACH, DO. Ext, and ELECTRIC Pow
DER. (sent postage paid. sufficient I
n destroy the vsrmin on any premises.
Sold by DRUGGisTs and DEALERS ever,
where
"CosrARs" PRIScIPAL DEPoT, le0 BEoAI
WAY. New York.
P. s. Circular. terms, &C., sent by ma
It on application.
~WHoLEsALE AGESrs FOR WEsrEH
PEENsYLvANIA. Quo, INDIANA. &c.
d At Pittsburgh. Pa, B. L. FAESKsrocK
Co., and others.
d At Cincinnati, Ohio, JoHS D. PARK, 81
Z others.
= At Indianapolis, Indians, RoBERT Baow
:, ING, and ,tbets. May &c. 1859 -,65
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23
nINCINNATI MARKKT.

CtHctHHATi, kr4e -. trsb
f1oar--Ths merkStBas been gulls AhQ aqtipG tle
week. and a decline Of q perl barrel has Utsh e.nh
Iished in most descriptions. Phfss renEf Pun "
10 7. The nafrit closed unseuldd, ara - 8tmpoaat
ble 10 give reliable quotations. . 5.s..A,j u n 8
Wheat has been excessively doll lhFoplApnt ne
week and ppiees have declined I5a15e pr enehrl ~
fhe silas sd upl2 900 Bushels. closing all 30
Corn has been rather dull and prices dre nAd 1baN
Sc perbh.hei on round IotS. TIE ssios tfs0toS S0es
Oats soto 50 ooasa. fff
Barley steady NJ e0a63 eenis- q o'
whisky ddIInt 7SK cents sses4 s'ea4s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23
pH1LKpRLPIHA 4 MNRKET

Flour dull and supplies cqme fotnAd tey .loNH.
speealasi<e eemana for Flour aud e slles enll 70
the trade II BTa7 " for supasnne. etasl tof ex-
tras. and sOfb FOR oEtrn family ana tunei - u i
Wheat seIls only 20 anptilytAe tl1laedlate N1nlst
the local nilcrS Il 6sai dior Rsa ssda1 IS iOf
White. sr II
Rye, sales At os eentA
Corr IL oIentg and dam, YrIIo~ afs1etiss. y g
0stS adsnnced lc per bashel, saiss atl7u5ac.
ftffisk ey- steady Al - cent?.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23

NEW YORK MkRKET.

Heavy sad sllos l4NeE s1lss ~ esFrsn
CAD 20 ar anpafln a. Waaielai tsag - i eonmnaen
rood srtrs wstlet; and 1sa7 = ief do rtaAd heop
WI W ri Sii ssd 3ioopini aEses 4 No hus. .
Z 5sN for Red Keninekf, 81 = ~ WhUe dn' 30
orwbIt- hyhiFan. ana e TT a4hgt oeouiA
Carr @ I" SSssy = Y ssiss II s,aoo ,saas = ~ ~ old
mixed Wosiegpi e2nsae fer sew d. NA ~ Nssiesa
YsItlw: efs f0r rousf 10. L - 49,
onis 1aIi a tr iale sad So,Sos - caDddlnn.
Whiaky lower. sales ~ tso barreiSst s0c,
lard heavy; sslsa elJ 500 barrels qt 20 tlhes
Batter dull a llsa0e FOR STATE, nad tSaltotor vhio
ssss, ssssS sssSSnt. SsTs n orIeses spsssr ssiss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23

Tue GRAPE CRoP Prospects for a splsp-
did grape crop are brilliant; butsisw days
like yesterday aud the day before wiil.Pro-
duce mischief. Showers and hot SUI cause
mldsw and rot. Having escaped the Bit
ing frost Of June 5th, we are inclined to
thiuk tho grape safe from all other evils.--
Should expec tations be justified. this year 5
product win amply compensate for last
years failure, Vintners estima the su.
petficial area devoted to vineyards, in this
county. at upwards Of 1000 acres. and
some are sanguine that tSe average pro-
duo, will bs 400 gallons Of vine to the acre,
or an aggregate Of 100000 gallons, (Iast
year il was but l7,500.) At an everage
Of 81 25 per gallon for the new wine, the
crop would be worth $l,900,000. II the
quality is superior. the vAlu, W i'll be great
| " increased, but 81 25 per gallon is the
usual average - Gin. Com. June 10Th.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23
NEW ORLEANS MARKET

NEw ORLElrI. Jnnf 70 ~
81 nna6 2S ,.--.,..,-. -.
There y anaasra,e demand Tor Mess Pofk, and
whisky dun and piiessnShinA ita7a9sc ios rsetf-
sugar ,asctlr Sbd p5s &, are dsShfjdk .Iair s.as
Molaasssis in moderate dehdnd and Urn q 3ta%e.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-23
B @ @ R g.


&Eeem3 "A0GlK~l
fOOR Doors FROM TliE CONNER.
IN vgsfh stewards CAsaa stors,
NEARLY OPPOSITE rHE sHkPFER HOUSE. |
We wilIbs liappyfo mset with smiling
faces, all. who will DO ~ the pleasure OF
calling. whether Ehey buy thingo orpof
CHILDRES WILL KEcEfvx sPEcrl l ATyEsfr0E.
We buy for cash and sell for cash; and
oahs therefore. give the same goods 1t bet
ter terms IN N CREDIT HoCsEs
School Books have STANDARD galde. bat,
when one dollars worth is purchased n The
same lime, we make The CASH DiscctiEr. =
All kinds Of Books aHd Stationery that
is Wapted in any school. in lovn and
eonnIrg.s 4@ Es aEb
| HBLE5-A general variety, ,st prices
bsl'w ghaI they have heIslofors been sold
for.
BLANK BOOKS--Fro, pocket memo.
randRms and pass hooks. TO large Lsdgsrs
and Day hooks. Journals. a.. Also, Time
Books. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY.
4 HYMN B00KS-PRAYER BOOKS,
and Books generally; Of which we are al
ways receiving somsthing new.
| But what we wish 10 ehslIenee specis
attention 10, Is. The VARIETY. QUALITY. and
PRICE. Of our PA PER AND ENVELOPES
4 fTA A greaiv4rissy offans; and thsu
sand other things thst everybod y wants.
HEAD QUARTERS
For L~dies Embroideripg goods: Al
ZEPHYE Wool: Silks. alI colors: Corr -
Floss and NErTIxo Cofros; TIDY CorrOE
CaEHEAL; SHETLAND WooL, &C., &c. &
i ~Agancy for Dr.. Whites (of Cinciu
nati) Medicines. His VEGETvBLE ELxIR
has doae more good FOR colds and breas
: complaints. in this community than any me
, dirine ever sold 4 Old recipe renewai.)
ISDIAN CoNroUsD--FT FeR1lp WeGk
mess. aud general debility, has never had a
equal.
. Magic Liuiment, Veg table Pills. g..
Also. the sale Of DR.. Wbitmore's Tell
] graph Pills, for bead -acbe, In every cas-
so far. where they have been tried. the
= ave stoppei the pain promptly. An
nticip 'te permanent eure.
Z Come and see us, and an satisss ed tbs
our acqusintsncc viii be mutually salts
factory.
LANCASTER. ONO. June I6. I859--3W
+ ?, s. Special siientioD given - ordsI
4 ing SabbSth School BOOKS, at catalogs
, prices: aud al other books specially Gale
: for. that We d" not keep. at publisher
!! prices; which viii be saving to the pu
n chaser.