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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
A BLOODLESS VICTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
AlOREAEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

1NHls enormous quantity OF this Invaluable Rsme
\ dy has been purchased by citizens of the United
states during the short time IL has been before the
public The reason for this extraordinary snccess i.
SIMPLY IA Inc actual truth gaine the artclo
no one BUYS tHe MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming its friend. 1t performs ali thai Is promiscS
aud carries with IL its own recOmme ndation TruIy
TINS isa vlctory-peAceiula and bloOdless-bui we be.
its tam OF carnage and deso lation.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly tia
1reatest Slrengthener aud Pain Destroyer that Sci
cncc has yet discovered II YOU patthis PIast.rany
~heIe ram Is there, the Plaster will stick there
untlthe Pam has vanished. Inc Plaster magne
the Pain away and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
PaincannOtrxiM where this Plaster is applied


rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness, De
bllity Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, CouK
aud Coils Pains and Aches of every kind down evs
To Corns, are IN dEDlATELY RELIEVED, and with
tile patience, PERMANENTLY CURED, by the mas
caltnnuence of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL n tht
simplest safest heapest rem
edyin existence. It's Application fs niyerssI-eaun1
~ TO the strong man the delicate woman, and thu
teeolei nfaht To each and aliit willproye a Balm
and Blessing. Its use iEIgrecable and will ont an.
noyance or trouble It's price is within reach Of ALL
rich or poor; all may haven't ana alIEhouId have A
whoare sick and suffering IN any way. 80
FARMERS and PLAN fEliS should always be sun
piled With the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL will be ths
aud AZ instant notice. Il
Put up in 4ir-tightIin boxes. Each box VII. max,
six 10 eight plasters and any child spread the
Price 2scents box, with full and plain directions.
ID. C. MoREHEAD. m. D..
Inventor and Proprietor, le Walker street Neg Yorl
AOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD 81
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
July29-deodAweOWlyin
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LOST.
Corn and wheast..


y al 81 L1f>~. s.so~> go
, 1859-08-15
.FlMa,trlal altD GInmulerrtal
MONETARY.
sArCEp4T Evening, Aug. !:

sA1rEpAT Evxx1ao, Aug. Is
The money market is gradually becoming
. closer. The banks discount only for best Gus
TONERS and for strictly business purposes, and
epar1ngly at that. There is no real cause for
tho stringency, beyond the caution incident to
the renerd settling in the price Of produce for
several weeks past, and the desire to husband
resources for the fall trade.
Most Of the banks report exchange more
plenty; but u ret rates are steady ut ct per
cent premium. Gold same price. Discounts,
when obtained, 10 per cent. Outside figures
nomsoa 1t Ia: Per cent. per month, with few
transactions
81. Lous-The Democrat Of yesterday says ::
Currency OF all kinds is scarce, but not quite
70 much 20 Is yesterday. Wisconsin and Iii.
no'ai bought 1t aud sold nj dis for Missouri.
Some brokers' were So short Of it, they had to
pay ont Missouri on checks calling for currency.
Very little Ohio. Kentucky or Indiana funds
are here; they 60 Mt prem. for Missouri. a.
e1cbangc !" Obtained on such At Cincinnati for
pEem.
Gold scarcc, prem. buying, II selling.
Slver ts also scarce, at prem. for Missouri -.
PEI, brokers having shipped of South and East'
70 Prr*ent i'll being paid out in redemption Of
bankablo funds.
A.AAoN F!CEGRES--h htlc lltlnol6 currency
Can be used =. it is Today, at 4@3 below Mis-
soofi, Or below silver, or II below gold, it
viii Likely be manufactured rapidly. Various
new picturss Of the sort are daily seen. II il
remarkable how many Of them bear the same
names, ~ oflcera; md how similar is the pen
ase ~ handled to-day. We noticed this: Some
4lVs-beAutifnl pictures--of tue Bank Of
America, aud the President and Cashiers name.
AID the filling up, alt apparently done by ".
Barber. In the sarne package ~erc bills on t4-te
separate banks. yis: Of Lake Michigan, u. Har.
Raleigh, at Raleigh, Al! signed by J. ". Whip,
Cashier, aud v. Ssaddcu Us President. What
genius Skadd<a must be to hAse the faculty Of
presiding with dignity over 80 many noneyed
institutions. But il il possible that ne hare not
have got out II the woods, yet, Barber, Whip,
and such by. Mil coin fortune just in signing
notes 10 protsily.
, 1859-08-15
From Wa ttlnEton.

WAsn1SG1oS, Aug. ls.--Gen. Gushing, who is
now hero, has been rendered the mission to
Central America, but lis engagements are Of
such q nature as to render lis acceptance of the
appointment impossible. Tho Administration
tesasards the position Of great importance under
tbs c1lrtiug circumstances.
the Interior Department has received dis
patches from tue Commissioners of tie q. S.
Texas Boundary Survey. A trip was made up
the Fecos River until Capt. Whipp1e's trail WIS
struck. Much has been adled to the geograpl-
,cal knowledge Of regiou heretofore but Little
known.
Tie practicability ofa good wagon road where
it was before reported impossible to take wng-
on, hns bern demonstrated.
Such information has been received Mt the Iu-
dian Bureau, us leads to the belief that the 1ndi-
ans who were lately on the Reserves on the
Hrazos Agency, hare by this time been removed
beyyond tue limits Of Texas, md thus the diff.
eulties between them and the citizens Of that
State arc quieted.
The Greeks and Cherokecs, between whom
general war was anticipated, are again ut peace,
The Southern Railroad Convention, among
other business, resolved to run double daily
train between New York and New Orleans, from
Thur4dQY next
, 1859-08-15
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

- SA1rxpA1 EvE4zSo, Angus. 13t.
FRE1GHrs-prcp Wenon.. wheat to Bu6lo II sHc;
schr Wild Rarer, wheat to Buffalo Sc; sch1 Afcs cosa
to Cleveland at3e.
FLOrR-Kecelpta. A:ls bbls; ahipnen.a, $50. Market
dull and transactions limited to city tt4de. sales Is
hbausw whIte wuies extra 49, Spring sxt.as nominal
at 40a94.b0.
NHEAT-Reesiptt, - s76 bu: shipped 1885 bu- w1a-
Ea-ue 100 bu No. red NJ sc In store; 20
Ia do At In ose 6o bu No. nd At oc In ort 500 bu
do Il Tic In arc bu do at 7e in store; loo bu Do At
* On track. SrEna.-Adyaneed :3c. Sa]ez 16oo
bu No. spring at 7o ia stoe ba do il lets It le in
orr $500 ba do In ots 1t In storc bu do 7sH In
soFc 100 hu do at &c In store; 1000 bu d. at 3e b.
zoo bu do 1t 75c track; 5000 bu do 1t 7o week
se1lt,a option; 80 bag. standard e5Hc track,
1900 bu do It &c In store; 40o bu do nj &c In storc
l0 IN do 1t &c T. H. 300bu old 1t Sic in str
3eo0tu old do nj SC In sotr.
coRS-HeodptA ST. ,9&5 bu :s1pmenta - 9s3 bu. Mar.
kcs dull and deelnrd l@fke Sales 500 III ycluw
c4ai ut &c b. 1ooo bu No. in soe ba do
At 6lc on truck u 400 hu d. &c in u bu do at
6tc o. H.. 1000 Iu d. a5c tor delivery pe week seia
option: 800 bu No. TIC In sto 10 bu ear corn at 6sc
pr 70 lbs.
oATs-Reoelpts Ass bu shipped, 1a1:0 bu. Market
vesy quiet Sacs 50 bu dry Il &c delivered
40 hu No. ii &c track 800 bu do as eseIn bags.
RYEReeetptA 1910 tu. Market n1,nes- Sales wezr:-
500 hu Ut &c per 60 d On track
0AAAEA-AeCE1phas2 2o* uu- sA4ktb 4VstA RaA Auuu03
At 30@&sc.
HlGHTINEs.-Nor receipts. sa1ea were 100 bb1s In
t~o lota At ST.
PROVISIONS Fork nominal at tl5.5na16.o0 50oo
msbuk shoulders n H.; baeop 77he for shoulders and
9HG511c for hana.
LAND-Nonlua1 at 1t}al1c-
TA1LOW-KeceiptA 1900 ID. Market quiet. Sales wezr;
tb,. prime country at 1o34e.
ll1DE-Reeeipta 1906 ns. Market dull and tending
downwa1ds. S.Ies today nj tic following quotations:
Gseen sated, sHc; Ca loc; DIT Sasd lie; D5y Flint.
1e9 16kc. few ezts Dry Fnt sold al 17c re In fair
demand 70 July rels Ut &C.
W00L-Nteelpta, 1900 nj. Sales to-day were: so ns
common to quarter blood At asHc.
POTATOES Receipts, 413 hu- Good keshaanocks
dsmer, With hz!e1 At H9Gc; common, 4o95c.
APPLES-o0 bbs Michigan At e20o; 70 bu Go At ..43 ;
Is Ibla prime At s.;3.
EG0S-pul, u. .kasc.
POULTRY-c. Chickens ia good demand and scasee ii 4:
CAS- doz; Prairie Chickens. 1o09t.e5.
HuTTEK-FEme. llhalsHe; common, 10atlc.
BEANS-Duu. 10 bu good 1t &c.
LIVE sT0CK-Reee:p'A SO Cattle. The Last Install.
ment Of the la1 Texas Cattle received to-day The
receipts ae sotwh7 larger today than they have bn for
some time pa and some prime eatIe received There
tut little change in the feeling Of the market Good cat-
lie meet With ready sa1e Will. scaawae e. asc druk The
Aaes At Ehetm11& yAfds Kefr:
, 1859-08-15
New York Market,

DT Tk11aRAru1 INV York Aueuh H.
FIoCx-Heayy, and unsettled and lover. Saes d. ioa
nn8 a t&40 for snpef Stae & 4G3 for extra state
~ for s1p=r ~ for old and G3l0
r. Eesh ground shipping hrauds e1tr. round hopp Ohio
elosiuE he1yv and dull. Rye -four dull 3.7af34 70.
Gk.S-Nheat dull and d-einlne. SALES ldr00 hush, at
inr new red delivered; l134l15 for gotd old he
and "a fe western on private tems Kye dull 75c fot
sound; sales 50o0 bu unsound TO- Harley dull Com
heav ahd lower. sales 3. o b at for old and
1nlred wrsten mostly 753z9?6. Oats steady 3540 III
ss43e. and s69x&i for Western aud Canada
WHfkT-HeM n s6~ with buyers ai s5X.
Px1vistoN.-Fork heavy and lower: sitn tbls at lsS7
ter mes s@ rs far thin mes. 908n00 Er pre mess
beef xa&es sSl bbta 556 for prime 10 "a
s@ DO m..s sAalI Q? for Fepaeked Clcao. aud la50
&tabf ut extras. Heef LA II dun, IT 15 npl* Haeop
nominal tut Meat1inAcve: sales le3 package at GI III
shnuldess ek fps hama. .sd steady 1ox2l for No to
state. Cheese st3adg, 39Yc @
, 1859-08-15
NeKr Enttr Nawx-

New foRk. August 1s.-The Fhst says it il
understood that upon certain conditions which
have been duly considered by the personal
friends Of Sickes. tllat lie will Voluntarily sur
render his claims TO represent the Third Con-
gress1onas District The plan is to hold d spc-
c1aI election The contracting parties agreeing
to nominate TN anti Lccumpton Democrat
The ocean Queen took :75 passengers, and
$4,000 in specie.
, 1859-08-15
Southern Railway Convention.

EEw YoRK, Aug. 1s.-TAe Southern Railway
Convention adjourned today. The proposition,
for an arrangement Of tho freight charges was
Withdrawn: a committee was appointed 10 cor
[espond with the railroad companies between
Portland aud Washington with the view Of bid
ding IN conjunction with themselves for tie CON
veyance Of The great mail 1ro.n Portland to New
Orleans
, 1859-08-15
Buffalo Market,

BY TE1xakArH1 BuyyAtn Aurrx H.
FLnCH-Steady: salcs 13oo0 bills Ut e37a@l or state;
GkAk-"heat dull and dropping. Corn dull and heavy
a1Ise lower; aales 20! bu No. ! Illinois at &c.
WAlskY-~ae7 lu0 urls nj = 44e per esI
1,pn bu r}e.
, 1859-08-15

nr TEIEaxArMl fSxv Yorx Aurta IL
The Stock Market showed renewed bu1yat,cy IL DIV r.
pcc!a1y on tilt speculative LIST, which on lc ascsase was
HH4 rH ceits bitter than Yesterday Tue rItrule adj
Of aftez the 1ard. H. 1. Gaena Reading and Mich
, 1859-08-15
Esz4E. Cit1 { ~. Of 6urr 6og1,ts.5 AAo'

WESTERN METROPOLIS, ". T. P1AsK, Commander.
Form Evening i1ns h.tween c!eve;and and Husaio;
ue OF the insignificant boats Will teA*a the Z: T.
&C naroad Dick, CIe1eanL. xvery evening. tsspdaSs
exetpt II ac!tck or 90 H. asn11 u re tias aom
with morning ttans te New York Eeatat and Ent
Ho, New York i Erie natroa4- for NlaeaF7 Falik 10
chester, syracuse oue, Euez Albany, Corning. Enlsz
0weko, New York and Boston.
utee speak eatorately Of the above bca3s b.
ing aady veil Known 10 the travelling public Ii al ~
sptctA stEI1ss coxxop1ors and SAFE.
Thus rendering trip to New York or any ponf
Of Du.lo tbs most desirable OF say tlaS coud ta
planned
Tickets Be hsd II a11 Ticket Of9ces In the We xnl
nj e Com pn7v4 uce under tie tevtre Ioue eosnst Of
Es1Ao!ph aud Dearborn -Ee<ts AZ. Il the depot
@. II. GRAY, tcuef7l " eazefn 3keNt.
n r. %npf tnId
, 1859-08-15
COMMERCIAL.

sAEr4pAr EvKx1xa, Aug. II, LEE.
: Tn receipts and shipments during the past
81 hours were - follows:
, 1859-08-15
NeFV Yntk FRz n II Et.sas,nnnt

new YoRK, august l3.-The weekly Bank
Statement. closing to-day, will probably show
.u increase Of $500, in specie, equal reduction
IN loans; depostss not undergone much change.
, 1859-08-15

Lo8a daadluted and not Ioe. 8.35H
II. KELLOGG, Sec- s. L. LOOMS pres1
HUBBARD IL HUNT, Agents.
No. Loom' Building corner Of Clafk and Water streets
CHICAGO,
Applications for insurance. the reneval Of Policies xnd
N business connected with the oc, te made 10 Us
duly appalntel AEents If the City q Chicago Win fuIi
pG.+r u receive proposals and t. Policies vor7
10 secuze The confidence VI tue pube t5 honorable
co1fse Of dealing. auitk3u1
, 1859-08-15

aorninC OF Reform School.
WtsTnono. Mass, Aug ls.-The Suite Reform
School, containing 500 boys, WAS destroyed by
wing aud the tower. Therc werc 10 lives lost,
, 1859-08-15

THREE TNE0EGH PiSSEXCER TRIMS
See9sa Ya1 ,ss I; %s, ss :s q
nal.hlax faet!e; d d. = pasat<i.
@ ID s b .sy Ss!s
out change u cars oF Cot4uctu1s-
' E1e.;s g sa .s f7sh f.
s a I'd et H. ns sa,E 4 LIZ
.T7ins ennnres !, ris.enrsh .!ta do !. AN. Express
*mtrs vi :, + ~ 'as'a or bao'e It Pm And ii New
Tain, CONNECT : r's:.aur.h With The FIN. Fat Line.
TT j Ma lsars ~ =
arriving Il Fhtad<tphIa II f,t- New Y",k 4so A.N.
day lvlwtvp New iak i'ion. Throus tie ses
ta!l lsa4 are xoci "a either " 'he a,.ss Ialas.
f'ssts Es:t.asl + cstsne. NY ., .ls .mpet.
.skaa5 ae e :teanss' "n nc Ns*sp' of O4o Etssrs
ton New Yosk. Baltimore ur PHILADELPHIA.
Fare Always ~ Low n By ANY other
u AK q: Tickets BY Fittsburkh.4xs
n CT Of n Neefa eoaneet1aa VI the PENN
DIRECT LINE asEaT sEETE5k E5krW TIsH EasE AND TIE
s,.s r. eSoa'sfne ss's1 e r. 7s = u E. = nsEs r IL.
s1 as2.: :Sps4 g. & 4. ;i;S1 ssa gS e Il:
10 .hip By .hls mute.
eo1tfaas shipping directions apply to or
p stewaI f1r.bur@h Doyle i Co., SsuL<nvifle, O.
u = l1fre Co., ZantssilL, o.; ]. J. taansG1 lIpeY
2; X McSc~tey, Maysstlz, ky.: Orn.by + Cr,pptr
rorts'''utt o.; F.tlxk C" js1sfsonytl!e. In IT, ".
y: L. e. Mtalr.u.. Madison. Ind; Willam Unxhan,
L.ulsvsr. Ny: l. q. Ult!ley tt,. Esan,.je fu.,: n
GEaa7n g." Cairo Ill; X. I. sa.e. II. L"lis. afo;
phis, Tenu.; tsrte & o. Chicago. ill.,: W. IL IT, K.-ut.,
Afan. III Murphy Nais. i'ubu,e Iowa ~ 10 Freight
ASEnt. II :4!l.oAs IT different paint. In the west.
transportation Il Lire Stuck ts.l Acc,,n,r .i.ti.as
fI:EiGllTs WESTWARD.
las ut+ Fs.t<hts "f 81 deacrptteEs he forward.
Aay r1tnt ua tie railroads of Ohin, Kentucty ln.an, M
Goa " Wisconsin,. lava us Missouri, by mil direct,
lhe Psnns5vania Ralr ii al+c CONNECTS 81 rtsburxh
o. The uhlo. Misktaeum Kfntneky Teunsesee CIuber.
tand I8nolA Ma.lsstppi Wisconsin Mrspun Kan.aa Ar
Kansas and Red Rivers; and Cevcnd Sanstu,kT and
|h<axa WILL steamesa to III ports tho North eaezn
Assshaa:s nd Shippers entusnx the transportation Of
their ftskht to ths Company. rely With eoaEaee On
Tie Kae: Ftezh: to any point In the w@e by the
ehafEs4 oy other Esilrva4 Companies.
b. particular to mark packages "y!a Fenn. r. r.
Asr.h7nt* In the West rrrnx Etods fs. the East win
d. veil u issct them 10 be AhfrpeI By shs rnute.
rartes atf en,nx to their own shipments fu tha East
WI tnt Il er Interest to call the Agent. Ills Com.
are either u them upon e subees Il Freshts iii
nsst With pg"nit aitent"n-
FL. Snetlrr. PHILADELPHIA.
Nak.7w + koasa . North strset, Baltimore
A:teer, New York.
Leeeh / 60, 81 EHhy ss,-st B,s4on ..
H.H- nnI ST'lS Cent Freight Aren't philadelphia.
TuO3. A. SCOTT. CSnrsal Sunt. AjtMr. ~ fala
, 1859-08-15

r ERMEN'S EX-
- QHAK9E,.:Ths 1ooss of the 'Assn4suan. n
lnda hoek ~ bs open tech morning tfo4 s&ht 70 n,as
plaes Iii resident ND ncatssdent CITY nd
Country esess Veal csE:aius and others Interested In
ROBERT 4. ross, President.
EHnA1ET #oup 6euuasy. myl3End&etwdae9
, 1859-08-15

BURLINGTON 4:
~ QUINCY RAILROAD

On aad alef MONDAY, AUGUST Eth, 11s9 pax..o,.,
Trains will roa from Chicago Il fo.iows:
80 ~ tSundaya s1cepeet1 tr Burlington M: Qa.,e7
7,4a + ~, tSaiusd4ys excepte.j) "."f'
AIS I'm. isun'fsys xxcsttetj Tor Aurora,
SAArKi. Powxlz. General Tlek.t Agent.
G. q. LANMOED.
1r3 GeTlxrsI SUM dntsnHs,&
, 1859-08-15

Arrival ofthe City OF Manchester.
The steamer Cly Of Nsnchtst<y is below.
5hc sailed from Liverpool July eth, and her
dates arc anticipatcd
, 1859-08-15

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4Yl- GREAT WESTERN tCASADA) RAILWAY
Summer Arrangement.
Trains leare the Great ceatr Depo foot of Lake stser
Chicago:
t:ao a-pet1ot Accommodation, tsurl.ys ezeepte) III
i've at UttrnIt 50 pnl.
;ooan-Cncnaati E1pfvss1 1Suutays s1cep.eD Arrive 1t
indianapolis go pu. Cincinnati Il s:W pm-
$50 ooarn-Likhrunx e1efps saedays} asr.ve Il
Detroit go PIN Suspension HHlxr, or buffalo.
Asu0 am: Albany 30 pm, NeF York 9:ou pm,
Boston Lao 1t night
e11 pca-Sew YorE and boston Express-{ {Saturkys
eep<eI.( Arrive At D~tsn!t .:i5 IN, Suspsnsaon
HEt4Ee nr BuaEalo {:aO pm, Albany 40 Nh, Nav
York 9:0 An. Hoston 41O pm.
500 pn-tanennau md Loui4rtls Express t1eept Sat-
urday3 Arrive II inttanaPots II +:A) AM, Eir-
ennan n 2:+0 an. Louisville t:tn pm.
0nty ohe t'aa % Sunday = s!9 Rm The s:oo an and
Gf1 pm trains connect At alts with Guo Like Huron
Railway far Hua.o and al potnts Ea.e: Il Tofoeo 9Th
the Grand Trunk Railway Kingston. Otensbu1xh. hon
real Quebec and al points In Caaaa Ear Northern Yer
mont New Hampshire AMI Maine.
~ Rakk1ke checked through
Through Tickets for sale Tie principal Railroad Offices
70 tho North and Hs.x, and At The compaays Once,
Dearborn street. Chicago the depot foot Of Lake
X. n. KiCE. Superintendent.
c. II l6z.- t. tAE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

Messrs EDiTOks Alter having estab-
lishsd 10 life. apd my you'hfsi feelings
having passed aSy N .-sur,bly. have
time for sober rehesii .; aud am able 10
call 10 mind msny things which my ju6g.
tseu. does not approve. regard them as
human frsiities; and gaided by my reason
and sense Of uprighlDes'. / could not con-
sent to coPpromise my conscience. BY
PrseticiDg them.
In the first place then, I would not
unite with The church for The sake OF any
facili,iss ths, il nigh. g,re me. in world
ly affairs, CT any lcrors Of men. or patron.
age Of sDy kind. while every act Of my
HE. almost. gave the lie to Ire profession
| made. BY my failure to sdoru tie doc.
lrines and precePts Of our diYire founder
My sense Of sacred obligation would moi
permit me, as my views are DOW. to sit d
the sacrament ofthe Lords supper, with
persons whom THEREBY recognized a.
brothers and sisters, and who l would b
ashamed TO recognize as acquainlances
outside of the meeting house, on accoun
of caste, family, or property qualification
But l would select that form Of ih'
Church, whose. doctrines and practices
batmonizsd the best with my views of tn,
Christian system, and give my constan
effort to live all the days Of my life. a con
sistent member ofsit.Tsnd 70 l were blesse,
with much ofthe worlds goOds, | woul,
contribute what bad to spare TO sustsil
its efforts to do good; but | would not Civ
literally to erect,splendid churches. or +
decorate them, while the land was full q
suffering poor; or to sustain ministr,
abroad, at the same time that my own Ian,
was full Of vice, and in want OF moral an
religious instruction. In all / would Ia
Dor to DO my whole duty, 50 as to ap
prove myself, and il l could avoid it, nev
er give cause Of offence to any one.
GNIX.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

RTThs Herald OF Truth. new rs-
ligiOus weekly, published in the City Of
New York, and edited BY Rev. JoHS W.
MAJoR. has been received at our Office
lis aVowed object is TO disseminate the
views Of the leading Diviues Of the vsri-
Gus Eysngelical denominations as express
ed in their sermons. and to psrpstaats
movement made last winter. in the City,
and felt throughout the county. (by
means Of gratuitous preaching in the Acsd-
emy OF Music. and other large tuildings,)
10 make The 60sp,ccl accessible to al. Ser
mons are, therefore, the great feature Of the
paper, and four or FIVE are to appear IN
each number. In the copy before Us are
fve--two by the Rev. @. II. Spurgeon ol
the Baptist church Of London, said to have
been preached to audiences oil about ten
thousand persons; one by the Rsvd
DR.. Be.hdne, of the Reformed Dutch
Church of Brooklyn, N. Y; one by the
Rev. DR.. McClintock OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church of New York City; and
one by the Rev. Lemuel Haynes, (deceas'
ed, lformerIy ofthe Congregational Church
Of Rutland, Vt. TIE HERALD OF TRUTH
is large quarto. and is afforded for s9.oC
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

BLESS & DRAkE's PATEsr SELF. HEAT
ING S&ooTHrNa RoNs.-By the pOliteness
Of Mr.. Bless, our wife had the use Of one
Of the above smoothing irons yesterday
She (being first rate judge) prOnOuuces
it arsl-late article--says it does tip-tOp
work, saves labor. and, upon the whole is
much cheaper aud decidedly. more com
fortable than the old mode of ten or doz'
en- irons with a highly heated stove land
room) to do large job Of ironing. We
have no hesitation in recommending it &c
all industrious and economical ladies. Mr.
Bovine, the Hardware Merchant on Mait
Street has any quantity Of these mons fol
sale. Try one.--JosH CLARKE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25

GobEY FOR SEPTEMBER has been placed
upon our.table BY our friend 7. e. BIZ.
LINeHuRsr; which certainly fills the meas
ure ofpsriection in. its line. The present
humber is the best yet published by its
enterprising publishers. Ed, at his News
Office on Main street, keeps everything
calculated to please the mlad-all the Eas'
tern publications Monthlles. Weeklies,
and Dailies. Drop in aud get Cooley
Harper, Peterson, Yankee Notions; or i
you want Weekly. get Frank Leslie
Harper, Ballod, Ledger, Mercury. Red
White and Blue, Clipper, andmany others
all Of which be receives as soon after they
are published as practicable.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25
AsT The Ohio Statesman saysa womral

GaT The Ohio Statesman saysa woman
calling herself Mary Wilson, name
which begins t, loom up conspicuously in
the records of the police attempted
to drown herselfon Sunday. She waded
in the river unit! the water came up to ber
neck, and then beat hasty retreat. She
thought she would wait till the river goi
lower. -.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-25
From the Missouri Republican ofJppe st...
Card of the Register of the Land Office,
at Lncksnn. Missouri.


LAND OFFICE. JACKSON. Missouri, June
7, 1859. Patents for Entries made be-
tween the lst day of March. 1857. and the
1st day of January, 1859. for settlement
and cultivation under the Graduation Act
Of August 4tb. 1851. have been received
at this office, and the purchasers are here
by notifyed to come forward imm ,diately
and make the required proof Of "settle-
ment and cultivation" and receive their
respective patents, because If said proof is
not liled within limited time, the patents
will be returned to the General Land or
fice, and will then be liab'e to bs scancelled d
for non performances Of the conditions Of
settlement and cultivation contemplated by
the Graduation AcIofAugusl 4.b, 1854.
CHARLES A DAVIS, Register.
JOHN J. TURNBAUGH, Receiver.
June 9th, 1859.