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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
BELGIAN INNOVATIONS,

lbe n's remark suggested by careful perusal of tho
above is the small amount Of traffic between two coun
tries such the United States of America aud Belgium
Which both rich In their natural produc ions The
primary Of THE Ia the existence OF direct trans
atlantic service between roth Two several
times anes have been for the establishment
Of regular steam navigation from Antwerp to the United
States u America but whether the undertakings were
badly conducted, that unfortunate circumstances i'm
peded their progress they fell The relations be-
tween both countries therefore confined sailing YES
ee's. Another which prevented the extension of
NansatlaApc commerce the want Of enterprise the
b ,gisb manufacturers. However In this respect am
glad say progress has been made lately repu-
lar trade has been opened with Russia Spain aud indeed
With Turkey besides, these great efforts being made
direct cotton trade with the cotton growers
the American States.
The above table also affords few remarks OF more spe-
cai interest You will 6rs observe that the Belgian i'm
poratobs Of grain 1858 and 1859 have considerably d.
nD'sbed in Importance this owing to the crops having
been pretty abundant in parts In most European
countries which naturally obviaed the necessity of 40.
plying for those commodities the general purveyors Of
Western Europe the United States of America and the
South Of Russia The impo taobs of coffee rice and TO.
bacco do not vary much The important branches
Of our exports are glass and ENC, because Belgium pos
sesses IN these industries superiority which makes her
fearless Of any competition from Great Britain. Woollen
pooos cloths &c and refined sugars have greatly di-
mnished in the expectations years but this
must probably be owing TO the in hand
the American merchants
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship General Serano Remer, Hayana-Iawrence
Steamship Augusta, Woodruff, savannah-s L Mitchell 4
Steamship Nashville Murray Charleston-spoHord Teston
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, Norfolk, 4c-Ludlam Hei.
Steamship Mount Vernon Smith, Alexandria-H Cromwell
steamship Georges Creek willet,s, Baltmore-H crom
stcamshp Pa,apsco Lnyfeld Portlaud-H Cromwell 4 Co.
Ship Lucy Thomr son. Pende,on Mobne-sam Thompson 8
Ralh J ye,, Guide, Belize-Josiah Jex
s ssrs SS &c .sss
s, s ss.t 5sssaF as.s Son
chr GrssSTs Raser N%ccready ey Sos Co.
s scsr AaTp s Han sss
sss ks. D saMs W3%as
;s q sI.S ssS Sou
schr hmpge Howell, NorfoiF-sturges Chairman Co
Warren Chapman alsf New faEpe- s"'h
sssss
ARRIVED.
and passengers % / Miehll SON 2h inst rs
steamship Berry. Charleston with ndse and pas
srsS si 4
had dr. ,ITSss NJ falss daTns he
passensers WIN Nelson 1 Son No date, off Msaniia
beef snohe bark Fannie Hamilton Is days from Gavcston
Bark Lotus r) Brown Arrossan 40 days. with mdse to
Park Nagdaena Day Aspinwen, Nov l. with hides &c to
sSy Has saa SeTy a Ssav a Te CATH u win
nsss any s Sesn ssy weather entire
@ VIM Powers Of IreanS dsd per houf ish
Ban Rollins q ApsIssehife. Peck Anaacooa IL
sp s he hs sssys nabs
s .' spoke
Came this por, load for Australia : ~ 0'''As 70
viii se g. os g. IL ssose oct sa
Eupbgstes from $, John for bristol s wei expere
w1 s * Sss AyEs; With
spoke bark John Benson Gardner Porto kico
fSsSes oc sAs With hides
y 5 ss Ias X Of Machs whIsuors Black River Or
Hasrss snl sails Sept Outward passage lost
Brig MARGARET B Everett Haynns days with sugar to
Big us bssss s'asr ap s e. days with sugar
lon Is ~ passed schr Chas peaslee of Philadelphia dis
aacr lBj fisneau 5. Johns MI Is days, with OIL to
Rrg Mystic OF Mystic Fish Ma.asoda Bay. 10 days, with
mIs IVES, o1 rrankn w.t. Jaessopye IL days, with
Brig Soan,sn Ksse lranscome Calais, and days from
gales Nv lost and split sa Sos eeeSy
Washed away part OF deck load and sustained other slight
sehr Elizabeth pswIey 'r Ray wmot, Ms Is days. with
sehr Z Williams, Hamilton, Windsor Ms, 10 days, With
kSbea nFi Palmer of Mystic Weldon Maaeora. .v "a
Days WIN sotGp hides IS f lon IS IS
Ssntc rs ss aS ' saass . Liverpool
sehr Rodman PRICE. ssper, Charleston Z Gays.
saasn Beach 2cmis took SS4 which Carried cd
Brdel,
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The North German royds steamship New yort cow %,
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FORT LAFAYETT, NOV 26, supset--Shp Hesperus for
New Orleans passed down the rs AM schr Vim
Burroughs for Savannah So barxs Jane Dagge for
Gasgow and Holland at II 90 steamship Augusta ior Sayan
nah al 537; Nashville for Charleston James,own ana
Mount Vernon, at 3s6 and Alabama for Mobile at ass PM
Wind W. weatf er clear. - ~ : W.
HIGHLANDS, Nov &c, sunset--A propeller south Of Inn,
Erat ch and bark and brig outside bar bound in VIII
W, light; weather clear. ~ ~" "'ho
SANDY HOOK, Nav 90, sunset-ope berk and ,,,o h,
passing IN Steamship Pew York az FOR grsnen naasea
the bar at OF PM Wind w clear '". p'sseu
Miscella ncous.
The North German Tnoyda atea rnehI, Ma, VI.
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Our Brussels Correspondence.


BRUSSELS, Nov. Q, 1852
Dutch 6aaudys-openin9 Of tie Belgium Parliament
Gsral Commerce Of Bsgisn-Spocial Commerce Of Bel
siSm ~'A tie United ssates, &c.
The States General OF Holland have met and are now
examining the railway plans laid before tnem | have
already told you what causes the impediment Much
opposition has been manifested in the Chambers about the
subventons which il is tho governments intention to
grant 10 the contractors and the whole thing is thus
almost ruined; for Is certain company will be found
TO execute the works unless subvention in money be
gran cd by the State unless the neres. of tho capital
be guaranteed Thus, to save few Millions Holland
wealth aud future prosperity Of the country are exclusively
in her commerce; and how commerce thrive now a.
days when deprived of speedy means Of conveyance
The opening OF the session OF 1862 go OF the Belgian
Chambers will take place without any solemny. His Ma
sty the King will not be present this ceremony there
fore there viii be no royal speech.
The Belgian government has just published the figures
Of general movement Of the Belgian commerce during
the three first quarters As compared with last year
commercial intercourse has considerably increased but
is st far from being what before the grand com
meic'a crisis in 1857 To have clear idea Of the pre-
sent situation of our industry and manufactures will be
remembered that the prices of OF our manufactured
articles and goods In general are upon an average ty
per cent lower than they were two wears ago Add 10
ms reduction In the quantities exported as also the
home CONSUMPTION and You may then Judge Of the pain
ful position OF Belgian industry.
have taken from the documents published by govern
mebt the ngnJes which show tho mportaons aud eypor
tatons between Belgium and the United States The fol
loving are only the principal Articles
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BELOW
A full rugged brig.
SAILED.

Steamships New York OF and for Brmen Alabama Moble
barks lEronaut Demnrara; Jane Dagget Glasgow; PEN
tucset, Aspinwall; brig Franconla, Lisbon.
Also steamships Augusta Savannah Nashville Charestnn
jamestown Norfolk: fatapsco Portland Jex Beize
schr VIM l. Burroughs, Savannah; and others. -
Wind during the day wSW to wNW
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EARITIME INTELLIGENCE,


ALMANAC yoRK-rHIs DAT.
SUN RisFs. w NOON OF
SON sE7s.......... IS HIGH WATER. 10 81
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two trsnca In the sum Of hundred millions, however,
tba difference wouk amount to sw0 or three miions.
BY The way, talking Of Millions may ~ veil take the
opportunity Of stating that the failure Of Gusch Nv $
hoIte a. MOSCOW, stated 70 amount ~ eight mous OF
francs, ia conuaticted
Leiru Ro'D has returned TO France but only set
t- his ans ., ~ he N about 70 join MaoAme Leir kon
in s~i'1s' land. ] suppose tho member OF tho pro-
ssnial government sl too publican u dwsti under
cesot though The plea the state of hs wife health
The Aa1 mo.de Ia beginning TO reappear in Paris.
Apartments in request for son which is aBder
sised Y 10 be unusually attractive. The Empress, jealous
OF her husbands conqnes, at Soerino dc mined 10
rival by victory crnone-tnat ,ao,. .trum ire
mendtm who, with his capacious Jaws, has 80 long
pnlhed the finest forms Of the creation IL is sad TOO,
that with wave Of her fairy wand the covering which
mas 30 long concealed tho feet and ankles Of her Is 10
be renewed ana added 70 the hcad-bonnets larger,
jupobs les.
To night grand fsfe musicae in honor of Schiller
Prince Bonaparte son of Csnno and his brdethe orde
groom twenty, the bride seventaen-are TO aeod. An
honor Is done 10 Schiller everywhere Even Prince
Frederic Of Prussia departing to b. present the M Of
hs brothernlaw, the Prince of Wales Apologies for
Involuntary absence by writing that he hopes 70 have
an opportunity Of celebrating the occasion m Epglant
where the iusr,ous German bard held in no less
ycrence than in his native land
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
The Virginia Election.

p The,re,uns from Virgiuis come in worse
and worse for the soreanizsd Democracy,
II they are not absolutely beaten { for the
JIrst time in Virginia. they have bad an
extremely narrow escape. Had the oppo-
sition been fluffy conscious of their power,
the result would not'now be in doubt. The
Old Dominion was the great stronghold oI
the Administration party, and has hitherto
proved timptegnable, whatever other State
might fail them A severer blow they
could not well bave suffered, than in this
-sinual if1uDt scthal. .,5vietors' efft'5e o..
position Il now remains 10 longer doubt
ff,l that ne Sham Democracy 9te every-
where going to ruin. There .is liale cues
ion that the p1rty win bR totally broker
up in 500 Cincinnati Gazette,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
CATTLE MARKET.

New York, June lst.-The Cattle Mar
ket has taken another turn without any
visible cause. The price Of Cattle was
full half cent below last weeks quotation
the best stock selling not as readily at t1l4
cents per pound netas they did las, week
at12c. The number Of caitle is lsrger
than last week The duality Of cattle is
excellent. We have new seen 50 many
first rate beeyes in New York at once. -
There are at least 900 he d that would
do credit to any fat cattlo show in the world
and hundreds that would average equal
TO premium cattle OF State cattle shows.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
sEcRErs nIscIosEn.

TUNIE shbseriber Offer ~ sale Recipe Book Fhieh
Il oontainaa Recipe formskiaE esefy article thatts
manufactured in the county af soaps. Hale PrePala-
tons, Colognes. Essences, Pe6amedes Of al kinds,
beers, ~ reps. Arad, Soda and Ninsrl aer, ,Pans,
blaekinGs. lnks, a &e.. aud Rccipes Tor m11ng
oyery artieie manu- red; for making Honey,
which cannot Be recoeniEad fofb that made ~ bees,
eherin look tase and he e0ei 0f which does mot
exceed thrse cents per pOand. and can be made In
few mnniss: another for inaking Plaid. smother for
making sOfsoap, which be iadswith little trouble
and eOsi exceeding sxty cent? per barrel and y
not 10 sarl assed for excellence. Which book via -
sent 70 any that RENTS " By mall fihy Cents
either In money or postage stamps, 70 ,. ". BEALs'
Ashlanl. Maaaaehnaelta. May I9. lh1l-tN1
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
,'jF,ap.4-on 'llu,.. saturday morning l.s, !. &,

e{EIREsa-0n Saturday morning last fire
occurred Ia tbs building occupied by JOHN
f6Ns, d. SrFFoRp and MARTIN q Co.
Il originated from spark falling on the
roof: ada had it not been discovered early.
mpstubaxs resulted in the destruction of a
sslarge 'amountaof properly.
sts 20 .AEofaER- On Teusiay morning the
residence ol Miss GuIFFoRD was discover
..ad.to be on FIRE. 1t seems to have origina-
ted from defective fue. Tke'fire how.
ever was extinguished before auy serious
damage had resulted. This is the second
time the home Of Miss CLtrFoRD has been
xdisturbeA W the fdeyodribg element. the
first time burning her house to ashes.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

SQEF5E9 fs NOW an acknowledged fact
athat money speutin advertising is pro6t>
e Able investment, aud that it'isa business
accomplishment TO be able to advertise IN.
AN, ATTRACTIVE and judicidus, manner.
IN Though IA f4ir PROPORTION Of fhs'ousi
ness men of.tbis city advertise to some ex-'
.s,entg yet we are satisfied that we 'haseau'
lew practical advertisers. There may be
sisonnes reason for this, it may be ihat. many
,shssyyoasaat5 h,ssyyoas 5iounJ. Advertising as T4i0ahsta
ss.liy as tbfy, exneeteS, and ia marking lhe
S'sheet Iheys hASd agsi lo6Rel tie csGst.-
TAatycsas5.'as bSa& the fact lhat they EaYe
lpaia TOO tttle attentioa to it They bave
leaksg lpr 100 mpc llresult 70 come. from
. 4iIs i.issrtion Ola card. or advertisement in
newspaper. coutinded from one years
end to another without attention. Not a
few Of Our business men who do not hesi
~-taIs sofspes d money freely TO keep up ap
s.pearauces, and to render tlier plsces O.
business comfhodiohs and attractive, foregC
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
- Hnt l.ftilia calnLst efLehs @ BAH;

- Our 9tiehd CnARLsr eflthe Baef.
talht very presag 10 lhe isst number of
that paper, Of the etmipg contest the
s0sesi DsmOcraoy," &e. III me IlRn'
win give Us rhighi.'' Charley says. "we
must ooDquerp' Right and might Char.
lev. have not aud do not always go hand
ih2Ra6d. III f6pf ptecess and numbers
depandsd dDop ihe tec6ipds Of your prib.
4Eas~you would neither have shadow.
kt~tance. slrebelh nortope; but as Satan
81 q msAdhefen,1 and trium phs over weak
ness aniiscofr1pdph, so. the Democratic
party has hers, ,.--aud in ibis you have your
oohsolstious 1tear ,tfs1 stRaa}s
You say Charley, "yOu are right 10
your s,esdfsst lailh to the National Union,
10 the constitutional principles which n, all
past time have governed your creed and
preserved your political existence" Now
Charley, w haay you apply this remark 10
yourself, it'is no doubt tru+;,but you are
osrtain not,ip earnest when you apply II
totthsrD Democfalio party. You kno = that
s;'yon must depend Tor your stfengtk and
success upon the South; that you gentle
men men OF the North .sdo their bidding aS
the slave does that OF his master; that the
sSX,ah .lsstl,a hsSdfsud .boav and You OF
he Nortb The mere appen dages and kind
fjs ofjoosss Ip 1oTn HEa Ghd q hide iheM deformitiss-
MIA, do Won o p,t ',I,;nk Of the Ticksburg Com
xeni,o6aa WHIT AZ, iod think Of the Slave
ssloIs thew ara ,ylsmnnaihp at your hands?
bNNhst AZ W. yoa eihink. ofs their iressorsbie
deUNurintionspf thedFws Of Congress and
.the;r determined eifoltito restore The slave
',,rsaAsT ,Wbstldo ton think oflheir threats
bTS;f vd;ssDDlation n these measurts are not
sirar,;ad i0utY 1--WE s,ippose, of course you
az MI g. bse,ibe,to Them. but ibey are nav sS
b5sytheIess ae,Sosgg otff. they are nevertheless
'GtS the head and body Of the Democratic pr
oSv SoS IL ssdnfI dnfIsss,ss al 40 talk abddt. And
htIouoh Won douot adybcste these measures
directly. you do, indirectly. Ysu upite
ssvoufseif with,tbis body and obey its sme
'S;n S;on y q tbe needle docs that 81 t6e magnet
,yon 0hNhssl ma 'nartt artaysdto beat back
rs these ss no nrgressipg Wolves. They nominate
slR'Pfssident and YOU vote for, him. They
t.id;nst;tstel 4 poeasure and vou are clamorous
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

ThE lIAnEAs CoRpus CAsE. The Sn-
.preme Court OF Ohio has rendered is
decision ia the case Of BusnwELL and
LANGsToN, in whose behalf writ o habeas
corpus b sd been issued A majority OF
the Court, Judges SWAN. 9coTT IN PECK,
coucurred in ordering the prisoners to be
reminded into the costody Of the United
Sta'es officers A minority Judges BRINK
ERioFE and SUFL1FF, ,dies4ntei. Pr'c,ical-
ly this ends The whole Question, if the de
cision Of our highest tribunal is quietly
submitted 10, as il should be. and as all
law abiding citizens will desire st to tte.
AS to The mer ite ofthe decision. and G
the opinions delivered oneach side which
are a fair subject Tor d,scussion-we for
bear any comments Until The doeument'
themselves are published in ftll =.
The Law under which BUsaEELL ant
LANGsToN were convicted and sentenced
is an odious one. and in some of its provis
ions, totally unworthy Of civilized aht
Christian country. The manner of its en-
forcpment in these instanol $, hasjdstly
excited indignation. But we doubt no
the majority OF our Supreme Court ha
acted conscientiously. in refusing to inter
fere for the annulmeht of the doings 0
federal COURT Gin. Gazette.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
CoMmERCIAI tHrRIIfoRrc9
NEW YORK MARKET.

SEw foGE. May 81, 1870.
Floar--Staie and Western less srtiye. bat without
change sass 900 barres Is 9sa6 50 fsr superdne
MefeFL; o gtsf 30 for common 10 good extra Vest
cru; and 2sa1 ~ for do round hoop Ohio--ciosing
nrm Csnsdiab inar quiet bat Boaiihai. Snail lirs
Of Rye flour a. 4 ass 50. sfg ar
Wheat is steady; sales Of 900 bushels AZ 40 for
.ahwankee Cigt: y for winter Red Tesle m: 30
ior very eboleed do Nhiflis 40 outae price g0aI 20
70, nlxed vtesterh, aud J Ssfor white Southern.
Rye--Dpli al 81 cenis.
Bzheg gLo lisi saiSs iGo6 bnshsls ola STATE a. ase.
Corn-Siee5y and nqrrs dive: psias ~ 6D0 barhels
Al 1eaIc TOY unsOund: Doc Tor sound mixed Wesfern
SoasI iaE white sogherh; ssAole for yellow do and
6.ts--s.sedy.a s. Iss1s fos sile, and ssasse for
Western and canadiaa. i'1 M
Whisky--Henvy; sAlss go barrels at % cents
Butter Steady al I6a90c for Ohio and State.
cheese-ls % 10 cents.
Wool dull; sstes0sa pounds Of fleece d, l7az7 l.e
The foreign qnaliiqs are heavy. p rs.r ~
Sugar aefive: Orleans 5t(a7t< cents.
Molasses easier; eiayed Cuba e4as- cents
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
- sPorths L.asaasr Gazette.
CLK1hroRr. NAY 50, 1859.

g
MEssRs. CLARKE 4 SUTPHEE-I pick.
ed up few days since. a copy of he Ga
zst1s, ID the presence Of some dozen or
more Of our citizens and read in their bssr-
ing the course you have laid down TO por
sac. and is you conld have seen those faces
brighten aud haye heard the expressions Of
joy that came forth IRON those men on that
cceasiop, you wluld baYe fsh eomp!iuen-
fed indeed. WIZ ft.fi
The Gazette has been the organ Of the
old Wing party for 50 m,ny years and bat.
ilsd against the enemy so nobly up to
1855. tbst We cannot help loving the pa.
Psraud Bpproving Of its course. although
We dstestsd her course from that time nc.
I'll you placed her in her present position
= to battle for the good Of our cause and
for the defeAt OF Locofocoism. You will
find nsuy new and warm. friends in our
tOwpship, vho.will sabscribs for ! -.hr pa
per and bstle With,y you in hope Of . glO.
fious trihmph. MADISON.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

MARROW ESCAPE. AS tie noon train
on the Central Ohio Railroad was moving
out of the depot yesterday alta good speed.
ayoung lady. who Intended going on the
train but had neglected TO get aboard in
season, caught the iron railing at the
entrance of the middle car, and stlempted
to reach the doors but the speed OF, the
train made this impossible. She held fast.
however. both hands claspiog the railing
aud one foot upon the 81 p. wih astonish,
ing GOODNESS and courage, until the pas
sengers, seeing her precarious position.
camesto her rescus, and assisted her ON
board the car. The incident was witnessed
by large crowd in the depot, who ex-
pected to see the laly fall every SECOND, AN
event which would have resulted in a
terrible death .-[olio Statesman.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

FIVE MEN DRowNDED We understand
that FIVE men were drownded. on Tuesday
afternoon. in the st. Mary's Reservoir =
They had peen fishing, aud after, finishing
their work, embarked for the sake Of a
ride, in az old skiff; but when they had
proceeded about sixty yards from shore.
the bottom gave way, and they were pre-
cipitated into the posd and trowned.-
Three OF them were brothers,. and their
wives and sisters were on shore and wit
messed the sad event. The entire party
were Germans.- Dayton Gazette
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
CAWn-
PRESENTATION Oh the TEErI


The undersigned. prscticing dentists Of
LsbtssIer FbhId respectfully ssy 70 tlisir
patrons snd the public generally, that they
continue TO practice The doties Of their pre-.
iession, And that they will revarl the fol.
lssing bill Of fees for their sIyissa:
Fornhifne teeth from ...............elspb upwsrds
- setting teeth sn bigois each ''''... 9.b0
ss5sss .ss.s ss, Nv" Z, ocs ieS upwards
. oatsf oaies.... i,nO
When extra Tins. trouble and expense
are incurred, N order 10 do jusiice to the
patient. as well ss our own standing as
dentists. the MISTER will be explained, and
an advance on the above charges required.
We have devoted many years Of patient
and diligent application TO the dufies Of our
profession. We have svailsd Ourselves ol
all the improvements in onr art. that labor
and money could procure. and We nov re.
spcctfully sdbmitto an intsIligeut and dis
crimiusting oomuupity, that the hest way
to assure itself Of the utility OF dental op-
erations, is to give the dentist his time and
femunerate him accordingly. II you seek
after etsap services. yod will get ehegp
UorI; and you win soon 6nd both your
teeth and your money gone. as all who
have tried il will assure you.
We don't propose to do cheap nOrk; we
would rather have nothing to do with Ii,
We don't propose to place Ourssiyesia po'
sitioh. calculated to degrade our proie.
sion. and call down curses upon dtr, heads
in a1ew months because oar work wa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

CoUNTERFEITEhs, BEwAREl-A reward
is offered for the detection Of any person
couhterfeiting, initiating, Or the vender Of
any such counterfeit or Imitation Of B GER
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERs. The
genuine highly concentrated HolIsnd Bit
ters. is put up in half pint. bottles only,
having the name Of the proprietor B.
PAGE. Jh., blown in them, aud his sigua.
ture around the neck Of each and evtry
bottle.
This delightful aroma, 80 popular as a
remedy for fever and Ague, weakness ol
all kinds. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Head.
acb. Costivuess and Piles. can be obtained
from any of our respectable Druggists.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

EE'Fhe Rev. Dr. KrKdsLY. editor OF
the Western Christian Advocate. deliver,
ed discourse at the M. e. Church in our
city on Friday evening last. We have
seldom if ever heard more animated. log
ical and eloquent sermon than the
Dr. prescEed. Had we few more svch
Divines Intidelity aud its ihmorsl and
contraband Influences, would be dispelled
entirely from the land. The glo,y and
majesty Of the Creator would shine in ev
cry heart as lucid and clear. as did crea.
lions morning star. when she led forth from
chaos aud night the smiling universe.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

~ GoNoERr ---Miss PERsALBE @. CLARKE.
sbiind lady, assisted by Prot. soHEErDER
j and other annette ares Of this city. will give
An entertsihneut at TIE Court House on
Saturday evening uext. We hope our
citizeDsEiIl be liberal and get out good
eihpaBe, e'r' s'.