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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
NEW GROCERY AND NoT1oEsFoRE
JOHN ID. JACKSON.

II lave purchased the entire interest OF JOHN LYS
oHsi In the Grocery Store on the Southwest corner
OF the Public Square back ofthe Market House, whore
| shall at all times take pleasure In serving the old
Choice selection Of Groceries,N Notions, &c
Ny new supply has already airived 10 which / invite
special attention OF custoHefE. Ny PRICES will DO az
low asany other similar establishment in the city. l.
am a new beginner and hope TO. have a liberal share
Of the public patronage. JoHN D. JAGKS0N!
Lancaster, August %, Ls65-l6H
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
See advertisement in another column

r. w. & A. REED, two chips off the
old Block, are carrying on Buggy, Coach,
Sign and Ornamental painting at the
Old Stand of their late father, John B.
Reed, and bid fair to rival his fame in the
various departments oftheir business.
All orders for work in their line ear be
left at the store of o. II. Perry, or al
their shop Immediately in the rear Of the
Saddlery store of. N. Little.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

A rather green sort Of a well dressed
individual walked into the Broadway Sa-
loon the other day, and stretching himself
up to bis full height, exclaimed in a loud
voice-"Where are all the Locos? Show
me a Loco, gentlemen said he, land l
will show you a liar"
A large number ofquist gentlemen were
present, and in an instant one Of them stood
before the noisy inquirer in a warlike atti-
tude and exclaimed
Il am a Democrat, SIR"
"You are?" queried the i%ucredulout
greeny.
Eyes, sir. / am"
"Well, just step round the corner. ant
I'll show you a fellow who said I couldn'
find a Democrat in tho whole wardt"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

ANNUAL LEGISLATIVE SEssIoNs.--The
Governor of Georgia, in his late Message
to the Legislature, urges a return to annu-
al session as essential to a proper regard
for the growing and diversified interests o.
the State; but he thinks the duration OF
the session should be limited.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
Attachment Notice.
Alra Paul, Plaintiff,

AlYa Paul, Plaintiff, .r
agaiust In an Attachment.
Adam rhOmp son, Defendant, }
DEFORE George Ebright,a Justice of the Peace for
b Amanda Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, on
tho 3ist dry OF October, 1855, said Justice issued ali
order Of attachment in the above action for the sum
80 45-iQ0 debt and interest. ALVA PAUL.
KoyAItOn, NoYeMber IS, l955-3M2e*
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
MTTSICi MTISICH

AzrF-aNEIssEs DE BERTHoLTs have re-
SE turned to Lancaster and WILDE hap
YIpy 10 receive pupils for Instruction on the
PIANO r. and GUITAR, at their residence on
Broad Street, North Of Main Street, IN the hOuseJ ornsr-
perience in teaching music, and the unremitting aiten-
ton paid to tho Improvement Of heff Pupils n ffnsure'
a portion of publie patronage. 80
MISS A.. q. DE BERTHoLT win received class for
Embroidery and Canvass work.
lis M. G. DE ~BERTHoLT has opened an Ele-
montary Schooiin the Basement Story of the Episco-
mai Clfnrch. May !, 1851
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
COsmOpolitan Art AssOciatiOn.

From all quarters we notice that the
press Of our country are loud in their
commentator of this enterprise. and a
careful perusal Of their advertisement is
sufficient to convince the most scepiical,
that this is beyond doubt the greatest en-
terprise of the age, and should be patron
lied by every lover of American Litera-
ture and the fine arts. Those who intend
to become subscribers for any Of the pop,
ulsr Magazines of the day, should certain.
iy do so through V. NJ. GRIswoLD. the
Hon. Secretary of this Association, ant
thus secure a free ticket in this Maghifcen'
drawing.
Sec advertisement in another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
EGULA
Estate of John #. Outcalt.

is hereby given that the subscribers have
y been qualified as Executors Of the Estate OF Sohn
i outcnit, DECEASED, late of Fairfield County, Ohio
An nersons having claims against snid Estate arc no
to present them within one year duly authenu,
cntsJ md nil persons indebted will make immediate
nnyment. FREDERICK ~oUTCALT;( R,a,,ors.
dec G-3w3l RI. oUTCALF,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
MNNNY AOSV.

n OsT November 30, 1855, a Drab colored Port Mo-
A ncy, was lost somewhere on the Turnpike, be-.
tween Lancaster and Amanda, containing 9s3-S75 OF
which is in Gold coin as follows: Three $50 pieces,s
ihree s5 piocos and Is in Bank Bills.-Also, one pro-
misery note against George w. Stout and Grimm, pay
one against Sam ael G rithth for $40, payable to Wright
and Sclby and due Nov. 90, 1855; also, one against
John Smith for 40, payable to Wright and Selby and
duo March / 1856.
Those interested aud the public generally are here
by cautioned against lifting or buying said notes from
persOns.
A liberal compensation will be given to any person
who may return the above to myself or TO Wright and
Seiby in Lancaster, or give Information where II can
be Obtained. DAVID WILSON:
Lancaster, DeccmberG, Ie55--3H3l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
Attachment Notice.

George Leach, Plaintiff
against In an Attachment.
Anderson Montageu, Defondant,)
DEFoRE George Ebright a Justice of the Peace for
D Amanda Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, on
me 25th day Of October, 1855, said Justice issued an
order OF attachment in the above action, for the sum
Of $40 6l II. A. BLUE, Agent.
Royalion, November Is, ~1sS5-3wse+ :
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

kE Thanks to the Hon. THos. RicHEY
and Hon. s. P. CHASE, for valuable Con
gressional Documents. These favors are
highly appreciated.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
cr... E~xci.smen. at Salt Lake,
RARrHQ UAKRn

o II o I'm L It "a 4 SSH
NNTE learn from a paper Issued In s.. Louis,thatth
wv Mormons at Salt Lake are in great distress,
cnused by a supposed Earthquake. However,, jim
GATES Ia not In the least distress. nS no has JUST re-
ceiyod a fine lot OF J~cVVelry, watches ana
ChrIatinns Presents, OF which he hopesto dis
pose OF during the Holidays. Dec ., leoo-si
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

w-The communication Of OBSERVER
IS u~navoidably crowded out this week. II
shall be forth coming in our next.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
ENTIs TR Z.
II. KING,

TTAS returned to the city, where he expects 70 r..
main permanently in the practice OF his profession,
Grateful for past favors, he hopes by attention TO bust.
ness TO merit the patronage Of his old friends and the
ofthe Ohio Eagle. Lancaster, July 10, I655-3mll
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
To Architects.

6uDfroR's' ofIIcE PAIRiIELD ;CouNrr,l
t ,,, ,. /, October 10, 1855.
VENHF Commissioners Of Fairfield county have AZ
propristed the sum OF One Hundred and Twenty
Ave Dollars,to be paid for the best Plan for an lnnr
mary. The Drafts 80 be deposited in this once on Of
before the LIST day Of January next, and as soon thore:
after as copvenient the SANG. will be opened and ex'
amined, and the award made, ,,..
By order OF the ComHiiSsiopers. ".
JANIS W. TowSoN, Clerk;
October o5. 1885, 3W9S
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

HAVE SOMETHING TO Do,-The secret of
all success in life, Of all greatness, nay, Of
all happiness, is to live for = purpose
There are many persons always busy, who
yet have no great purpose in view. They
frittcr away their energies on q hundred
things. never accomplish anything because
never giving their undivided attention to
any one thing. They are like butterflies
that fit from spot to spot. never gaining
wealth; while the ant, who strictly keeps
to a certain circnit around her hole, grad
uany lays up stores for winter comfort
Such persons are always dissatisfied in the
end, II they are not sooner; for they will
find IN the race of life, they have been pas
sed by all who have a purpose. 1t is not
only the positive drones, therefore, but
the busy idler that makes q blunder oflife
for want Of a purpose.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
LAW MOTTO z.
WILLIAMS,

ALFRED WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, LANCASTER, ONO
VXTILL practice in the Courts Of Fairfield and I'd
w Joining counties.
lie may be found during business hours at tho one
of II. II Hunter, ESQ. may IS, E54.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
B OOKS s! BOOKS!!
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
CITY BOOK STORE,

BENJAMIN
A Splendid Assortment OF
GILT Books, Animals and Juveniles
FOR THE EOLETDAYS,
Among which are the following:
The Thought Blossom, Parlor ANIMALS, American
Landscape, PhilOlonco; Amaranth; Mognolia; Snaw
Flake; Arthur'slIawthron SIX sSKinkle Juveniles, &c,
AlsO-a lot of tho latest publications, such as They
Old Farm House; Como Cut Corners; Caste, Lifo u
Sam Houston; The Rag Picker; Catharine ii, OF Rus
sia, Elm Tree Tales; Ida Norman; japan as II Is; RS.
preventative women; Ollie; Doesticks; Iowa as II Isl,
Wager Of Battle. Together with Family and Poeket
Bibles, Praye or and Hymn Books, Port Monies, Gard
Cnses, and many other articles too numerous to men
lion. Lancaster, December6, 1S55--31N
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON 4 EVANSVILLE
Rail Roam orEN pRRouen TO ZANrsvILLE.
N. W. GRAHAM & CO.,
PopwardsrS and Commission Merchants

ENRoPRIEToRs ofa regular Line fstcamsrs run
ming from Zanesville to wheeling ana illts;
burg, and solo Agents for the PenhsylYahln Oentrai
Railroad for this valley. RarshOuseOn the Canal
ZanssUiHe, o.
only ono drayage to or from the Rail Road to Boats,
Line OF tho G, w, & y. Road, will find this the most
expeditious route 10 the East-and we think quito MS
Our Meilities win warranta speedy transit to all
property entrusted to our care.
No charges ON property, excepting actual drayage'
Through Receipts given to Baltimore, philadelphia,
New York or Boston. N. W. GhAhAM So'
Dec. q, lsJj-6m3l.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

EFSANUEL CANNON. Esq, has opened
a fish depot in one of the basement rooms
of the Tallmadge Block and intends furn-
ishing our citizens with every variety Of
Lake, River, Bay and Ocean fish of the
finest quality, fresh from their native els'
ment.
We hope his enterprise will meet with
success; our citizens should ~patronize il
libe rally.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
BE Careful of Small Things.

Irving, in his life Of Washington. d wells
on the particularly with which the hero
attended TO the minutcst affairs. The
Father Of his Country, as his correspond
ence and recount books show, was scare
full Of small things as well as of great, not
disdaining TO scrutinize the most petty ex-
pense Of his household; and this even while
acting as the first magistrate of the first
Republic in tho world. In private circles
in this city, tradition preserves numerous
anecdotes Of this characteristic, which, if
necessary, we could quote.
The example Of Washington, in this re-
spect, might teach an instructive lesson to
those who scorn what they call petty de-
tails. There are thousands Of such indi-
viduals in every community. We all know
more or less of them. Nothing is worthy
ofattenlion, in their opinion, unless it can
be conducted on \ grand scale. They
will not condoscend to the pennies, it is on
ly the dollars to which they will attend
They spurn q small business. They tall
superciliously of those who overlook thu
litilo leakages tina. waste SO much money
in every concern. To hear them, on'
might think they were above the ordinar.
affairs of life, and that nothing was wor
thy Of their time. excep! discovering a Cal
: ~iforuia or conquering a Kingdom.
| Yet no man ever made afortune, or ros'
to greatness in any department, withou
being "careful of small things" As tn,
beach is composed of grains ofsand, as III
ocean is made up of drops of water, SO tn
millionaire is the aggregation of the profit
of single ventures. often inconsiderable i
) amount. Every eminent meachant. fror
+ Girard and Astor down, has been note
for his attention to details. Few distir
guished lawyers have ever practiced in tn
Z, courts, who have not been remarkable fc
o a similar characteristic. 1t was one of th
. most striking pecuIiarities of the first M
: poleon's mind. The most petty details {
: his household expenses, tho most trivi
n facts relating to his troops, were in his
a pinion, rs worthy Of his attention, as Il
o tactics Of a battle, the plan of acampaig
! or the reversion of n code. DemosLhen,
tho worlds unrivaled orator, was as an
ious about gestures or his intonstion, as
bout the texture ofhis argument or its ga
= niture Of words. Before such great exam
pies, and in the very highest walks of i
y %tellect, how contemplate the conduct
the small minds who dospiso small thing
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
TO THE CHARITABLE.
Supper for the Benefit of the
QOA2E

On Thursday Evening, December 13ih, II SUPPER
will be given atthe SW etUTEL, by the Gath
Ole Ladies' ef Lancaster, to aid in the support Of the
Orphan Asylum at CummiI Gsvillo.
The public are respectfully inVi!Sd to attend.
Admission so cents.
Some useful and fancy articles OF Needle. work will
be ohored forIslc at the same limo and place.
Lancaster, Ohio, December 6, lS55-3l'
PUBLIC SALE.
HtHERE will b. offered at public sls, 81 tho resi-.
dcncu ofNowt)n Williamson in Bloom Township
Flirheld County, ohio, being ono milo West OF the
Rock hill, and ~ miles East Of RoyGlton.
On Thursday, Dcceinber 13, 1855,
Ths tilo wing properly, to-wit: II head Of Horae,
and Colts, one pair OF Work CAlyos,3 If loh Cows,
Cow aaGCalf, t~two-yoar old Bun, 3 hYsd OF tH o.
ycAr old Cattle, ycarlins CaivoJ, Spring Calves;
FIVE HEAD OF FAT HOGS,
/ Breeding sow, 30 Acres OF Corn in the Shock;
1Steel and > cast Ploughs, ? Shovel Plougls.
1Cultivator, l Harrow, / cutting Box,
g setof Plough Gears, l Cook and one ten-plst
Stove. Term, made known on day of sale.
Dse. @, lsj5-1S NEWrON WILLIAMSON.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
nrIiTable City Property for sale.

Desirable City Property for Sale.
NAA UVHAT desirable property located on Wheel:
1anH ing Street, corner OF Broad Alley. being lOO
Viii. feel on Wheeling by 100 feet on Broad Alley
Residence contains 8 rooms, kitchen, outhouses,& e.,,
with ali the conveniences OF family residence--elso
n new and convenient onrpenter's Shop, Smoke HouAe1
stahIe. &c, Termsrreasonable. For further paruc1H
lars enquire of LITTLE q
lancaster, July 5, 1860
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

Glory is a poison good to be taken in
small doses.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
Attachment Notice.

M. Valentine, Plaintiff.
against In an Attachment.
William Hays, Defendant,
DBF0RE As6ery Doherty, a Justice OF the Peace
the 3Oul day OF, October A. D. 1855, said Justice issued
an order of attachment in the above action for the
sum Of One Hundred Dollars. NJ.
Violet Township, November Is, 1856 3w2SN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
CONVINCE CUMINGN COMINGNl

COMENG! CVMaNEN CUNHNGW
TTS not Dan Ricc's Circus or Raymond & Co.'S Men
4 agcrie, but its something far more beneficial and
int to the community in general.
JOEFN LYONS
Has a Largo Assortment OF GFocerics,
selected from the best houses In Baltimore City, and
also the hnost Lot Of Fruits, Toys and Notions that the
world ever produced. VI PRemcmber and call at tho
sign of the ELK HORN, ono door w sst OF Martins
Exchange. Lancaster, Docembor6. ls55-2W31
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
School Teacher Wanted.

A TEACHER who can come well recommended
"A can have employment, il application be made
soon in district No. 3, Pleasant Township, Fairfield
County, Ohio. WILLIAM JENKINS. Jun.
PETER RADEBAUGH,
Nov. Is. I~s55-3w2s* b. l.. PEEMAN. Directors.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

ErWs acknowledge the receipt Of a
polite note from a number Of our citizens
requesting the publication Of General W.
j. REEsE's Eulogy upon the late DR.. NJ
z. KhEiDxh, as written by him for the
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted MasOns
of the State Of Ohio. We will do so with
great pleasure in our next issue. The
Eulogy is one Of the Generals most vigor-
GUS efforts and will occupy some FIVE OF
six columns. All brethren and others wht
may wish extra copies will please leave
their orders at the Gazette Office prior Il
Saturday evening.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
VALUABLE CITY RESIDENCE

FOR SALE.
WNHAT beautiful House and Lot on the East side Of
Broad Street, hear Winding Street, and immodi-
ately North of the residence of MrS. Creed. The Lot
IL Forty -throo feet front by One Hundred and Sixty
i've %feetdeep to a Twelve foot Alley. The House
ff14sh contains Seven Rooms. Hall, Kitchen, &C., and
AM4 was finished about one wear since. Also, a com
modious Stable, Carriage House, Wood and Coal
House, &C., &c. All in good repair.
This property will be sold cheap for cash or in pay
ments, as IL is the intention OF the proprietort to move
West. For further particulars enquire on the pre-
misses or OF tho EDlTOR of the GAZETTE,
Lancaster, November Is, lS55-28Lf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
Letter from Colonel enc 20 GeR0raI
Cass.
OF LANCASTER,

The following is the conclusion, of Col
Clemens letter to. Gen. Cass. which we
published in our last weeks issue. There
has been nothing which we have as yet
noticed, that so explicitly discloses the
true position OF the American party, and
which so righteously condemns the mach
~inatious and influences which q foreign
Pontiff. and his subjects exert upon our
Republican Institutions. We hope every
man, who feels interested in the American
cause, her future welfare and prosperity
will give it a careful perusal:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
4. N. w. HAWKINS.

We notice that this well known snd dis
tinguished advocate Of temperance reform
will spend lhe Winter in Ohio, and deliver
a series OF Lecturers in various portions of
the State. Mr.gHawkins is enc of the orig
inal founders Of the W~ashingtonian Move
ment in Baltimore many years since. Ha
will Lecture in Lancaster On Thursday
evening of next week (Dec. l3ih) at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. We hope
to see {. largo turn out Of our citizens OF
the occasion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

FAIRFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SocI-
KrY.--We publish this week the Treasur-
ers Report Of the last Fair, to which we
refer all persons interested. The list oil
Premiums awarded were handed in toe
late for this weeks issue. It will appeal
in our next.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

EENext week we shall pay our re-
spscts to that distinguished Sister Of char
ity Granny Franklin and her cO-worker
in iniquity His Reverence s. CGfa'o6a oil
the Pope's Organ.
O,,r snoce 10 ton nrec;ous This weak.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

CHRISTMAS IS COMING Our old friend
BENJAMIN CoNNELL has just received al
his Book Store in tho Gazette Building,
one Of the largest and best selected stock
of books for Holiday presents that has ever
graced the counters and shelves of any
similar establishment in this city. Indeed
one cannot spend an hour more pleasantly,
than by looking over them, and then VIC
are sure you cannot leave without buying
something, at least this was our experience
We advise all our readers, by aHmeans, tc
call, examine and purchase.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

Letter from commodore Stockton
The following letter from Com. H. r.
stockton, was read at the American meet
ing in Trenton, on Friday evening, the
10Th inst:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-03
WATCHES, JEyvELftY, &c.

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDs.--TIiis NEW AND BEArrr.
" ful srlcie s take the lead with e~rry
The best Judge tell thenN from ID. diamond RE
prices within the reach NJ Cluster
H. ~ and 81 fipgs ~ 20 81, rings 81 81 studs.
ladies' pins, locsas buttons bracelets A. Afs~s
o order with above diamonds A.o
sent by nato par OF The United states By enclosing
amount addressedto T.. Al. JAcobs, t0f broadway
DEDUCrD PRICES ~ WATCHES, JEwEiRY, OLA.
IN mnnds and silver
The undersigned for he last cshtssn Year, well hnc~u
dealer And sale all his
prices Tor the qnAiy sAan any oh~s house 10 s~v
iork PhAdephs. ouer slsy, and viii asna By mali
wATc1Irs JEwEi.nY, Ar,
all parts of the United AatAs, was,ds
vAranisa represented oraefs W NAL pos. PAID
fully attended 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-03

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A UCTION NOTICE-FINE ARTS.-GREAT SALE OF
IA fine oil MISUNDERSTANDING sCHENCK' viii sell at
auction on Friday and Saturday October 9Th and 9th, at 1913
O'Clock, each day. at his sales lG Wall street, the
splendid collection Of oil paintings view, containing
beautiful q me Belgian bnglsh and French schools
iistica vae also ancient original pictures Of great merit also
few fine pictures belonging The catalogue
will contain full descriptions OF each picture and viii be ready
Wednesday morning We leave to connosseurs
ferring this the general rule OF auction advertise
meus,