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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08

cations ou iuSinustious. when the gentle.
man will not personally take the Fesponsi'
bility oI what he asserts.
This is believed TO be the substance Of
Mr.. ASbmors's remarks, but the continued
erics OF "orders from the R4publioan side,
prevented him being heard distinctly,
He would vote for the resolution 1t the
charges were made specific.
Mr.. Cobb said; II my party IL guilty Of
corruption. let il be ferretsd out.
Messrs. WinsIow, Craige Of N. G..
Smith Of Va, and others. amid cries Of
..order,S stated why they would vote
against such suspension oitbs rules.
THE rules were suspended>-ysas III,
nays 45--sud the resolution was adopted
under the operation Of the previous qdss'
ton.
Mr.. Reagan offered q joint resolution
that S5. 900 900 bo placed at the disposa
Of the President. to defray the expenses o.
the volunteer forces to be called into mill
ltaty service for the suppression Of hostili
ties on the Rio Grande. Referred to th'
COMMITTEES on Military affairs: f,~- u
| SENATE-WAsHINsToE. March s.
| The Senate met at o'clock.
Mr.. Hsun presented the cred ntials o
Milton s. Lstham. Senator from Caliior
mia. who appeared, was sworn in, an,
teok bis seat. e a#-aF gre
Mr.. Sumner introduced the following
Rssolpsd, That the President be re
questod, il, in his opinion. it is not iusCu
sistent with the puplio interest. to furnisI
to the SAusts copies OF all correspondence
on the files, Of the Department Of State
} not already communicated, relating to tb
I.proposi,ioDs on maritime law and neutri
rights BY the Congress Of Paris, Of th
t 18Th Of April. 1855. 1sa mi
Various pei itious were presented. anon
them number Of pensions to soldiers {
. the war Of 1919.
Tho bill to create an additional Ian
district in Washington Territory wa
0 passed. ~.
s On motion Of Mr.. Mallory, the bill
= carry into effeot the 9 h article Of ii
e treaty with spain, was maze the specl
t order for March 18th. a'v f@f +
The bill to authorize tie arms to Il
+. statss was taken up. Mr.. Fessenden Of
o cred On ans ndmsnt that no State or Te
ritory be allowed 70 purchase great
number Of arms than her just proporti
9 to be determined upon the basis Of
= population.
n Without action en- the foregoing. Il
special order being the bill to amend d
s act establishing the Court Of Claims, W
} taken up. ,F1I' t'.@f-,5
70 Mr.. Bayard EXCLAIMED the bill and a
vocated its passage. He said there was
), necessity for an increase Of the jurisdi
tion Of the Court Of Claims. to give an o
d portunity to OBTAIN Justice TO claimants
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wEsrERN NEWS

ST. LOUIS. February 4.--The legislature
Of New Mexico has passed a resolution ask i.
ing Congress to grant them q semi weekly
mail running through iu ten days. A re-
solution has passed the Missouri Lsgisla-
turs instructing tbs Committee on internal
improvements to report bill to complete
the Pacific Railroad TO Kansas City; to sell
to the highest bidder the North Missouri.
Iron mountain. aud Cairo 4 Fulton roads.
the State bidding 70 ths fuil amount Of her
loans to said road. ln event Of the State
becoming tbs purdhaset. the roads 70 be
lotganixed under one name. : directory tc
be chosen by the State aud theIabove roads
to- be speedily connected by rail. 10 the
event OF the Cairo and Fulton Oompshy no
being willing to let the road go to sale; tht
North Missouri and Iron Mountain rosd'
to be connected under one organization
and be extended to the Mississippi rive
below ice making point.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08

RAIL ROAD.
NONHCR-

NtEoRGR BOYER Of ihe State Of Indiana, and
NJ John Boyer Of the Stato Of California, will take
n6tice that Lswis n Bond oflhe comfy o Plckaway
and stas Of Ohio, did on the Sh day OF January
hled his petltiop In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Farasld county Ohio, aganst the said George Boyer
and John Boyer, defendants, setting forth that the de-
fehdants are Indebted " him Ia the OF Sis upon
judesmeni obtained by Hamlin Morris against the
said defendants, before Frank Kinnear, Justice Of
The Peace of PckAway county Ohio In the year 1885,
and which Judgement was assigned 10 this planh by
The said Hamlin Morrs, and also directing the Clerk
Of aaid Courts 10 Issue an order Of IN said
case, rcnrnAble ssoording 70 law, and the defendants
hereby notded 70 appear aud nnswer said petition
on boi0rs the third Saturday amer the 99d ay OF
March next aud The said defendants arc further not
1ed that the following property has been duly attach
cd IN hia case 10 satisfy said claim, to-w The uudl
vded two elevenths OF the following described real
estate situate in the county Of Fairneld aud the State
OF Ohil and knowpA As being The North half Of the
South.9Ast quarter Of Section No. Q6, Township No,
70 Range No 9os containing 81 acres moro oI less
| subject 70 tho widows dover LEWIS II. BOND.
Februaryl6, lSH0-6wi9pfsS e5
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The. Republican State Convention.

Met In Columbus. Thursday. March
ist. and put in nomius!ion as delegates to
Chicago, for the State at large, Hon. v.
B. Horton, OF Meigs; D. X. Carter. Of
Cuyahoga: Thomas spoonsr. Of Hamilton;
cad Dr.. O. Biodtsek, Of Musklngum
counties.
Wa are glad 10 add our testimony to
the fact that the utmost good feeling and
harmony characterized the proceedings Of
the Convention. Pas. political difference.
wsro forgotten. There was known no
Wings. no Democrats. no Ultras n, Con-
servatisss--sll seemed aoiuatsd by one
common object, aud stimulated by ons
common purpose to resist the aggressions
Of the slave power. To elcva's and digui.
~ free white labor. iopressryo tue terrific.
ries now free 10 freedom. aa ss
The grsa. aim Of the Convention seem.
ed TO be 10 heal up, weld together and co.
ment every slsmsht Of The Opposition, and
by the wise and sensible course pursued.
that aim was most gloriously attained.
In the selection Of delegates the only
object seemed 70 be TO secure good. sound
influential Republicans, aud The question
Ns 10 whether they were Chase or anti
Chase. Bates or anti Bates. old Wings o.
old Democrals was never made. Wisely Il
our Judgment The delepates slIet or
permitted 10 20 to Chicago unplsdgod su'
unlrsmmslled. At perfect freedom to 20 70
such meu as are most available and be'
txpOusn,s Of the party. aud such measure
as will best copducs TO the success an
perpstuity ofthOtrus Republican princi
pie.
True, the Con nvsniou "iadieu!sd pre-
uancs JSr ES. Gov. Chase" bu. this wa
not done with view to ietter or lramm'
the delegates. They 60 to Chicago I
perfect liberty to act their own pleasure. I
vote for Mr. Chase II thought best for ih
interests Of the Sauss or not, o. their jadO
men, may dictate.
We have only to hop that the ChicHV
Convention will acl as wissly discreet-
will be controlled by the s'ms cOuOlliatcr
Spiri, that moved and animated the SA
Convention. t,t.t :
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The Roygals and theLr Functlons

As perfect health the greatest blessing that can
enjoy, without which all other blessings are Of liils
consequence, We deem Of great importance 10 point
out the way for you 10 enjoy Il. The bowels must be
kept in state by which they enabled 10 carry OF
the useless mat,eT they arc the main channel which
nature has appointed 70 carry that 10 neces
cary. And Il is impossible 70 toll what large amount
aekness has boen oauSod By costipaton, OF co slvs
ness; In other words, By not keeping the boweis
regular; u 10 the main road 70 all diseases II 10 the
cAnae Of unnatural irritation 10 the mucous or lining
membranes ofthe bowels. Having lost their naturai
strength, they esnno object 70 what is required OF
lhem. Hence, the bowels become inhamed, and un-
less you find speedy relief a thousand other COM
plaints ever ready 70 drag you through miseTA.
Bile and wFeched life. Such medieih mutt be RiveL
will cleanse The stomach and bowels, and restore
their natural strength To accomplish this there is
compound so valuable as these Pills all other medi
cines sink 10 utter insigniAcancs when compared 10
them; IL seems sihough The Author Of Nature had
designed them for lhis as well other eomplain.s
From two 70 Owe pills day win increase strength and
appetite, and eeanse the stomach and intestnes from
whatever Is injurious. - 20
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold BY all deaeo
lin Medicines. March 4. le6O--lm41
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The RepuhlIcaa District conventiOu.


The Republican District Convention.
The Republicans Of the Eleventh Con-
rrsssiOusl Dis,rict'hsla their district Con.
vsutioq at Columbus on the ist Of March,,
N. H. vAs voRais. Of Athens. and A. G..
sAEp,. Of Meigs, were elected Delegates.
aud N. EETHssa. Of ibis city, and Own
ssExcER. Of Perry county, Alternatss to
the Chicago Convention. -,
The counties were we'll represented BY
live and x'alous Republicans. in each Of
whom was seen standing boldly forth
fixed aud rudstermiDation to fight the bat
tie Of an 90 ne out Of the contest vio.
toriously. The delegates are good men
and SQUAD Republicans They go 70 Chi:
csgo uainstructsd. at perfect liberty 70 use
their own discretion ia The selection Of "a
Republican standard bearer for 80. We
hope that they may use that discretion
wisely txsrsing their influence TO, secure
the Eominatiou OF true aud available Re-
publican. They should remember thai
their Office L not the promotion Of sny par
ticular individual 10 high place, but rathel
the promotion Of the Republican principle
the interests Of the nation at large. Will
this Obi ,cl il view; we trust our delegate'
will 60 ip'o the Chicago Convention VIII
On eye single to its attainment. with ful
aud 6xsd determination and purpose. 4
lend themselves 10 no selfish or smbit'ou
end. They win oast about them CAREFUL.
hstween this and the 18th Of May, the.
will study we'll the principles Of the di8'r
eut candidates for nomination. and bsin
satisfied o. their Republcanism. they wi
weigh we'll their availability. They will pc
adopt availability at the sacrifice Of priuci
pie. nor will they suffer their sdmiratio
Of men to impose upon their judgmsr
and obtrude upon tht party candidat
VINO 10 not aVaiA0le. t-
The delegates from Ohio will dou' ties
FIRST look to Ex- Gov. Chase; satisfied q
his principles. they will weigh we'll hi
availibity. and sound in principle snd a
vailable, give him their hearty and unite
support: but if after osreful end matur
investigation and dslibsratiou they shoul
become satisfied that Mr. Chase Is objst
iiouable ,toany considerabls portion Of Il
.R.pablIssp psrty,--if. 10 other words, !
is rot available. they will not suffer the
State pride or personal attachment to N
Cbsss to influence or bias their judgemsr
II after thus casting atou. they ,hou
6nd Abe Lincoln Of Illinois, or Edws
Bstss Of Missouri. sound Republicans al
available. bsing satisfied at the same TN
that s. P. Chase's nomination would
attended oy certain defeat, they will n
hesitate ss TO their choice.
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THa New York Tribune haS beautiful
plan iOr nominating . candidate a. Chica'
eo.to be supported 10 the name ofRspuh'
licapi,m. Il lhfOr the delegates from al
the strong Republican States, TO gAtAsI
Abou. thOss from the doubtful States,
New jersey, PsOasylEania.. IOdiaug and
Illinois. end takipg them aGsciiopa.sly By
the button hole. 70 inquire "rko can carr
yOw Stat,i' The dSlegAtss are esriair
10 know all Abouti. Then. the convention
10 10 do H. Aad.,lS'fthe people will d,
Il accordingly. and 81 hlley will be Post
master General. An inquisi,ivs psrSol
might BE- tempted 10 Ast. why ealllogslhs
the delegates from tbs States that are Ger
taiu 10 70 iov The ChIcsgo nominesf Wh,
no. 10. PenpsylvanIa q Co. do IL By them
Sslyesf-- Clio. Com.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
CINCINNATI MARKET.


Flour There was quito large demand
for -four to-day. and prices are SITTER
This demand was chiefly from abroad. and
in part from the South. The sales to-day
comprise 1900 barrels at e5 35a5 so for
supe, fine. chiefly the latter rate. and s so
as rs for extra. and D 80 for extra w. W.
AT the close good supsr6ns could no. be
bought below So so, and in many cases il
was held higher. the market being buoy ant.
Whisky-A further decline Of 10 wss
established to-day. with sales Of 29Oo bbls
at l9.l9As. the latter rate for wagon; $50
bbls at 1919. The market closed firm.
Provisions There is no change Of i'm.
portance 10 the market; the demand is but
moderate for any article. and buyers gen
orally contend for slight concessions. The
usual firmness OF holders continues unaNst.
ed. and there Is hut little Of any thing Of
feriug. Mess Pork is offered to a fair ex'
tent at SI7 30. but this is shade above
the views Of buyers. a..> .n#
Bacon could have been bought at 72a9s
for shoulders and sides, though shade
over the latter rats was paid.
Bulk Meats quits. but firm. at 6sc for
Shoulders. and 8sasb, for Sides, accord :
! ing 10 size. ie.'0- rH as
Lard dull at iO4 cents. s,r rs+ ,.'-
Grocsries----No change in the market.--
The demand is moderate for Coffee, at dull
prices, with sales Of fair at I3c. ter
Sugar dull ct 7Ia8k cents. r -o
Molasses neavy at la42 cents. 1.'-
Wheat-Tne market is dull, and prices
have declined 50 per bushel. We quote
4, prime White at 8! 27si 80. sn6 prime red
at 1 23.l 85: Sales 500 bushels prime
white at | 80; l3e0 do ct ! 97.
, Corn-Ear Corn 10 10 good demand and
prices are firm at 49,5Oc. Shelled is dul
and unchanged; we quote it at 5os5lc II
bulk. and SEQ in sacks. buyers furnishing
sacks. Sales 100 bushels shslled. inOlud
ing sacks a! 65 eeats. .5.
u Oats-The demand is good. and price,
are firm at 47a48 in bulk. Sales 'l40t
U bushels in bulk at 48c; 500 do in sacks q
J. 40 :; 500 sacks at 4str. sacks extra.
Rye The market is steady, with fsi
10 demand at 81. t.-.l..
BWley-There is a good demand. an
prime Fall has advanced to 75c, and fai
70 70 TO good to 65'70O; sales 420O busbel
- prime Fall at 7S,. .. ,.h.
j. Hay-The market is dull and uucharC
y y Cd; we quote prime Timothy at $l8 pc
. =. ton on or ival. ,fi Hs
~ Cheese--The demand continues gooC
- and prices are firm at last quotations; sale
u l50 boxes Fall made y D. at lie.
Butter--The marke. isdull and unchanl
cd; sales Ia barrels Western Reserve
y. $50: 81 kegs do at l5c; % buckets choi'
y u" do at n cents. "
" nv Apples-There is an improved demsn'
aud prices have advanced 70 $2 25a3
yes per barrel for fair TO choice. a"
'rs Potaioes--Tbere 10 good demand {,
Or prime Northern, and prices are firm at Z
he per barrel. The poorer qualities are du
zen and good many offering; sales 800 ba
'n' rells prime Northern OF 81.
seed- Clover is dull and unchanged; '
The quote prime at 81 60a4 IS, Sales is ba
dt' rels prime a, I 65. Timothy is in fair d
IN mAnd At eSa3 10 per bushel for fair
D" choice; sales 200 bushels At S3.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
MAHMIEDs

In this City. on the Ist instant. by the
Rev. j. +. Reinmund, Mr.. HIRAM GEARING
and Miss PHEBE HED1SG, both Of Fairfield
County, Ohio. "fr a7r'' ~ -
On ire 4tb inst. by Rev. J.Wagenhals
Mr.. FHRDnKfcK SkEBoLT and Miss SoPnIA
EvERHARf o. this city. 'ef7'' Ht9
On the 18th Of January, 1850. by The
Rev. ]. J. Suttsr. Mr.. PHLIp WAGNER and
Miss ELtzABErH SchwEITzrR, all Of thin
county. + '5 y
On the l6th of February, 1860, BY th'
same, Mr.. JEREMIAH PETERSON and Mis-
MANIA BuoKHARr. both Of this county.
On the 3rd Of March, 1850. by the ssme
Mr.. WiLMAM j. DEEDS and Miss SAE Al
A. KRour. all OF this county. ,s}' '
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CrOup or Rattles,

For this dangerous disease, tho Magnetic osntmsns
may be relied on a. an unAiliag remedy, applied In
season Apply pfofuseiy 10 the throat and ehS, and
heat In. 'f'- '--s t~' t'i.- ~.
BURNS ere sased ofsll pain in very few minutes,
burma. 80 o - -a~a
FROZEN LIMBS. Keep away from the Gre; take
tho frosout In snow or loo water, then wrap them IN
they will eanse no pain after tho fros, out, aud wiif
be entirely we'll In a few days, SAP
BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA are cured " Dr..
Trsskh Magnetic 0iptment, and even Consumption
has In number OF cases beon cured. tAAEG
Read advertisement 70 this paPeIs NfNPNN
IannnrY 4. lnhl--lmlh ---.--- l. NJ.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08

WHEAT AND CoRS IA Interesting fact,
says the PhilAdelphis PIsss, was developed
at the late meeting OF the Agricultural So.
cisty. Dr.. Elwyn, called the attention Of
the members. to the fact that the wheat
crops ofthis country were fast diminiShing
90 far as the number OF bushels raised to
the acre was eonosrued,l lie sStaIsd that in
Ohio, State but little over City years old,
the crop had fallen Of from forty bdAhels to
the acre to about sixteen, while in The best
portions fNew York. whore thirty bushels
used 10 hs considered fair crop, only IL
bushels ore now raised, Tho falling OF in
other States had been equally -msrked, ,bu
while tbis was ,he iasi with wheat crops
! he was glad 10 know that the amount Q
oorD produced toths so,e largely lnereas
cd, and was slillincTeasing enormously
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
OBITUARY.

DIED on the 9Th, ult.. after linger
ing and painful illness. Mr.. JOHN RoBrN>
SON. aged 36years: for many years an in
bsbitant Of Hooking township. The large
concourse Of friends and neighbors which
followed his remains 10 ibe gaave. was an
evidence Of the high regard IN which he
was held by an. Con-.
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@OlH DWN.

LANCASTER, AuEusts, IeSe.
have sold TO Messrs, HBDeKe 4 REEhB my
Stock OF Goods. s-.- --.--.
All psrsons Indebted to me will please cali and set
nv once viii be until further notice 10 giyep.
the Count ne Room Of tho old Store.
UFCAsH PAID FOR WHEAT. .sn-
August 4, ,le59-lW B.-.
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OLD Buck Can't REcIPR,oATE.-Ou
Saturday morning the President Of the
United States was waited upon by Signor
Lsssara, Minister from Spain, en- grand
costume. and presented withan autograph
letter from the Queen Of Spain, announce
ing the birth Of daughter.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
Dr. Morsss Indian Root Pills are sold BY all
in Medicines. March !, ie6v-lmli
ChiIis ana Reveri ChiIis ana Foveri!

One Of tho greatest remedies that has ever been laid
before the pnbllc for Fever and and whish have
received the highest encomiums from the pFess and
the psopie,is DIR. J. HoSTKTTBR's CRLRBRAT.
I'D BITrERs. Who would endure the tortufes aris-
Ing from this terrible disease, when can be so essy
curedi Who would endure sleepless nights, burning
feVsrs and Icy chls, alternately, when remedy eau
be obtained for trihei And yet how msny fam
lilies linger out painful existence under this dsAdy
blight and do noihing but gup down Qninine, until
u becomes as common as their daily meals, and vel
they are not relieved. None but the foolish and weak
would hesitate 70 procure these valuable Bitters and
save themselves Intense agony. SOLD BY DInEalsts
and dealers generally ever where. Imit
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Lancaster. March 8. 1860.

VTNO CONSUMPTIvEss--Ths advertiser hay.
ing been restored 10 health In few weeks, by
simple remedy, sfter having suffered several years
with severe Lang Afseiisx, aud that dread disease,
Consumption ,--isanxioust0 mako known 10 his fell
low. the means Of cure. To all who desire
IT, he VIII send copy Of the Yfvseription used rss Of
charge With directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will fnd sure Cure for Csnsawp-
ioN, AstAms, Brenekis, 8s. The only object OF the
afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will Try hts
dyi as win cost them nothing, and may proven bles.
sing Parties wishing the prescription will eiesss
address ~ REV. RDWARD A. WILSON,
Feb. I6, le60--3m43 Wiiiamsburgh, LongIslan
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ITMrs.C. =. BRiVfER, edItFess OF Newark lOhio|
7Smes. writes in her paper OF January 70. 1850, as
follow;
arc all they claim 10 bq The Dr. presented u with
few bottles Of his Scandinayian Blood Purifier and
boxes Of his Blood Pills last summer, which put new
hfe into US. They inyigorate strengthens and leave
the system Ia better condition than simuants usu
ally do aud have depressing eject, We feel safe
from debiIi,y ir the esuss rh,t NAV ,he pin
this pssniiarityy ,hey are pepsyfny active, and Of
the same tmy Leave the patient stronger and in an
Improved condition. dlGsrent from most drastic re-
NEEDLES. Try them with The alood Puri6er and you
will feel like many who have been relieved and will
Ing 10 add youIte siim0ny 70 their enleaU, = "a s
| Soc advertiser ement. March l. iR6O--lmll
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.rtRAPR aRowKRs CAN CARRY on TlltIR ~.
M SIN Rel most suetSslfaiiy a. Hhnmouted, fssS
from fToOla pome forty vlniatda nst opttht aSaepn
See Hammout6n Lands, another eoldmn. :
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Confrmed Consumption.


A fsw doses wil also at once cheek and
cure he most srtre Diarfh0a proceeding
from CoLp IN THE Bowls. I.e
n These medicines are prepared BY DR., G, NJ
JACKSON & Co, No, 4is Arch Street, Paiia-
deipLia, "a, and ara sold By druggists and
dealers IN medicine, eueryrhsrs, dt 75 cents
per boule. The signature gC, NJ Jackson
.wiu be on he outside rrapper Of each bette.
In the Almanac published danneliy By The
proprietor,, called EvERYDoDr's ALNASAc,
you will find testimony and commendatory
notices from all part, Of The country. These
Almanac, are giren ardy BY all our agents.
sold KAUFMAN & CO., Lancaster, OHIO.
August 10, ,is5s-iyIS '
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08

TP5OOO Agents WanSsa-ATo seli feur new
inventions. Agents have made over SRS 900 OF
one,--beuer than all other similar agencies. Sen
four stamp psAnd get SO pages particulars, eratls.
tg W "a ~ KPHBAik BRoWn level, Mao.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08

TFAgentp Waniea In this stnteto can
vass With the GOLDEN SAbvE. seiisrapidiy. Can
make good pay. FofteIn1s &c. send stamp.
C.P. WBlrrHN, Lowell, Masa.
September Q, l6se--6ml0 aa4haa4 lr.FF
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08

cSHoE BUSINESS AND FACTORIES, can be car
- risd on probably at Hammonton. See advertise
inent Of n ammonton Lands. rt tf +.'f H"i 'I'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08

Our commercial interests are suffering
and millions ol dollars and hundreds o.
valuable lives are annually ~criicsd, fol
the want Of an appropriation which De-
mocracy in its wisdom deems proper tC
withhold from us, and bestoW upon. 4
Southern and Democratic latitude.