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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01
MIR. CHAPMAN

is candidate for reelection to the office of
County Treasurer and Recorder. During
his residence in our city, since his rejection
last Spring, Mr.. G. has won golden opu-
ions from all sorts of men. His opponents
are obliged to acknowledge his uniformly
correct, and impartial discharge of the du-
ties of his office. Not only has there been
no fault found, in any quarter, but the
highest praise has been bestowed upon him
as competent and faithful officer, and in
his intercourse with those having business
to transact, his gentlemanly, polite and
courteous bearing, has been generally OBJ
served and acknowledged.
For Sheriff, the name of the present
worthy incumbent -s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

,...Ie. ST. LOUIS, July q.
We have dates from Fort Laramie TO June
9th.
Robert Gibsons train was attacked near
Platte Bridge BY indians, and Capt. Gibson
Himself shot. Another train had been at
tackled near the same place. Two of them
were wounded, and l6 horses stolen.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01
SHORT & REMICK.
WHOLESALE G. ROGERS.

SHOhI q hEMlCh.
WHOLESALE q ROGERS,
Nam arstf ons door north Of ". r. Jones & Cos.
ARE receiving largestock OF dreccriss which will
A h. sold at ,.ry low Ggnres.
w. spald call the attentipn OF Country Merchants
J, oar rs.. and prices which consist in part Of the
following articles:
Beleher's syrnpi -,
Sugar House Molasscs;
Plantation
Clarified Sugar;
sew Orleans
Loaf
Crushed
TIA, Of all grades and prices;
fs,Fet and Candies; Tobacco and Cigars;
Dried Fruit; Cordage
Candle. Star and Taliow; Lemon Syrup;
psptsr, Ginger. Alspiee. Cloves, Cinnamon;
Numegs, Rsisins and Figs:
packes. and Tubs
Sail, Glass, Nails, &C., &c.
m.y 2 1895. sHoKT FEMICK.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

of Middleton, the present incumbent, is a
candidate for reelection to the office of
Surveyor. He is gentleman with whom
we are not acquainted. But we have heard
him uniformly spoken of as good Survey
or, and a substantial reliable man. His
abilities are we'll understood, and his se.-
vices appreciated in the county, the evil
dence of which will be more fully apparent
on the first Monday in August For Coro-
ner,. the name of ~ y.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

.5 TA correspondent of the Pittsfeld,
OH. J Free Press, writes that the chinch
bug is making great havoc in the cornfelds
ofthat vicinity. They appear in clouds of
millions ...-.-.--.. g.
THon. Horace Eaton, who was Lieut..
Governor of Vermont in 1915, and gov,
ernor for the two succeeding years, died at
his residence in Middlebury on the 4th
inst. s --. .--....-,- - -. 81
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
OBITUARY.

1t becomes duty to record the death of the Rev
JOSEPH A, STERLING which took place Monday
morning the 25h inst, at O'Clock, aged So years,
months, of disease Of the Lungs and Dropsy.
The subject OF this notice has boon an exemplary
member and local minister in high standing in the
Methodist Episcopal Church for the past &C years,
who showed by his walk that he was child of Cod
On Sunday evening previous to his DEATH he called all
ofhs relatives and friends TO his bed side and bid them
dnal farewell, eXhorting them TO prepare to meet
him in heaven. He died he had livod, in full hepc
Of blessed immortality beyond the grave On Tues
day his remains followed by large coneourse OF
relatives aud friends to the Methodist Episcopal
Church, whore an appropriate sermon preached
by the Rev. Johnson from the 37th Psalm and 37th
verse; in these words, Mar the perfect man, and be-
hold the upright for the end OF that man is peace,
Perhaps there could not have been selected within
the lids of the Scriptures Text more appropriate.
He followed in exhoration By the Rev. G.LybrGnd
who exhorted in very effecting manner, and stated
that the deceased brother had been his advisor when
he first sought and found the Saviour. He behold,
the face OF him who bled and died for the remission
of the sins Of this world and the Apostles Of Christ and
the prophets Of old and the Father his Throne. Hi
remains deposited with his Mother Earth in 10
specially provided by of his relatives in th'
city burying ground, Peace to his ashes.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

XII. The American party having aris-
en- upon the ruins and in spite of the oppo-
sition of the Wing and Democratic par
ties, cannot be held in any manner respon-
sible for the obnoxious acts or violated
pledges of either. And the systematic
agitation of the Slavery question by those
parties having elevated sectional hostility
into a positive element of political power,
and brought our institutions into peril, 1t
has therefore become the imperative duty
of the American party to interpose, for the
purpose of giving peace to the country and
perpetuity to the Union. And as expert
.ence has shown it impossible to reconcile
opinions SO extreme as those which sepa-
rate the disputants, and as there can be no
dishonor in submitting to the laws, the
National Council has deemed it the. best
guarantee of common justice and Of future
peace, to abide by and maintain the exist
ing laws upon the subject Of Slavery, as
final and conclusive settlement of that sub
ject. in spirit and in substance.
T And regarding it the highest duty to
ayow their opinions upon the subjectso i'm
portant, in distinct and unequiVocal terms,
il is hereby declared as the sense OF this
National Council, that Congress possesses
no power, under the Constitution, to lcgis-
late upon the subject of Slavery in the
Estates where it does or may exist, or to
exclude any State from admission into the
Union, because its Constitution does or does
not recognize the institution Of Slavery al
a part of its social system; and expressly
pretermitting any expression OF opinion
upon the power of Congress to establish Of
prohibit Slavery in any Territory, it is thu
sense ofthe National Council thai. Congress
ought not to legislate upon the subject
Slavery within the Territory Of the United
States, and that any interference by Con
! gress with Slavery as it exists in the Dis
trict Of Columbia; would be a violation O
tue spirit and intention Of the compact b.
which the State of Maryland ceded tn
District to the United States, and breac
T, of the National faith.
! XIII. The policy of the Government
i the United States, in its relation with for
+ eign governments, Is to exact justice fror
, the strongest, and do justice to the weal
u est; restraining, by all the power of th
!, government, all its citizens from interfel
II ence with the internal concerns Of nation
= with whom we are at peace.
Is XIV. This National Council declare
5; ;; that all the principles of the Order shall
a henceforward everywhere openly avowe'
u and that each member shall be at libert
le N make known the existence of the Orde
and the fact thathe himself is. a membe
and it recommends that there be no col
70 cealment of the places ofmeeting of SUI
u ordinate Councils.
or E. B. BARTLETT Of. Kentucky:
er President of National Council.
ID. DEsHLER, of New Jersey,
Sc Corresponding Secretary.
n JAMES NJ. STEPHENS, of Maryland.
" Recording Secretary
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

.Aneient.-One Of our kind friends has
furnished us with bound volume of the
"Ohio Eagle" from March 80, 1916, to
April list, 1919. This volume is truly treat
and we only regret that our columns viii
not allow us full republication ofmany
of its articles. We shall, however, from
time to time give our readers, some of the
mostimportantitems.
We copy to-daya number of marriage,
records. Theywill be read with interest:
MARRIED, On Thursday the 3Oth Of
November, 1915. by Adam Weaver, Esq,
Mr.. David Albrightto the amiable Miss
Pbebe NewmauS all Of this town. e
On the same day By the Rev. Jno. Heit,
MF. Jacob Korfman TO Miss Barbara Bea-
yer Of Walnut township.
On Sunday last, Dec. ID, 1915, by
Thos Fricker, Esq, Mr.. John U. Giesy, Of
this town, to the amiable Miss Magdalena
Hensil, daughter of Mr.. Michael Hsnsil, o
Bern township.
"IHrice happy hey sOiM wiling hearts,
Who bend at Hymen's shrine;
Nay pleasure cro~n the nuptial bond, !,
And bless tie Valentine. tCFL
As each succeeding yearglides Ger, s
/ May toVe their hearts entpine;
And make them bless the d0ytdey chose,
The bridal Valentine" q
/ On Tuesday. Feb. 90, by the Rev. Johr
Wright. Mr.. Isaac Wilson, to Miss Jan
Pdden-By the same, on Tuesday the 4t
} inst, Mr.. Robert Paden, to Miss Racht
Wilson, all of Richland township, Fairfel
county. ~
On Tuesday the 14th ult.. by Andrel
Wickizer, Esq. the Rev. Mr.-Reml
of Bloom township, aged 10, to Mrs. Rach
Wildermuth, widow Of the late VIM. Wi
dermuth, of Greenfield township, age
e 76 years.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
Eherif,s Sale.
T'hs Sad Of ohio, Fuirkeld Covntv. =,

rae Ndte oJ Ohio, Fuirhetd County,Ss.
HDURSU ANTt0 the command of an order Of sale
l from the Court OF Common Pleas In and for said
County ofFafneld and to me directed will offer nj
public sale atthe Court house in Lancaster on Satur
dey 2Sfh day Of Jy a. ID. 1855, between the hours
ot 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ, the following
descrbed Real Estate o-wt: Situate in the county OF
ETrheid and state OF Ohio, being Lot No. and tho
West half of Lot No. 4, in the subdivision made By
G. w Berstler, Sosthenus McCabe. Ewel Jeffries and
Charles BOrand, oftha part of Lot No in the Bank
Subdivision, adjoining the Eastern addition to Lam
caster which lies in the triangle formed by the turn
ke.diagonal street and the extension Of Wheeling
No. 4appraiscd nt S90 To be sold the property OF
Nathan Nisey and Esey Nislcy his wife, at the suit OF
A. McVeigh. Terms OF sale cash. Ordered by Pl'f.
WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
BY C. NJ. L. WISEMAN, Deputy.
l. Lancaster, June 81, les5-5wTrfe3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
SheriG,s Sale.
tn: state Of Ohio, Fairfield County, :.

The State Of Ohio, Fairfield County, IS. '.'
:. VS.. InPnrtltiOn, ,FairaeidcOm Pleas
DURsUANTto4 to the command of an order for sale
u fromthe Court OF Common Pleas OF said county
and to me directed will offer at public sale ut tho
Court House Lancaster, Saturday The 14th day Of
July a. d. 1855, between the hours OF ~ O'Clock A. M
and O'Clock r M. the following described Real rs
tate to-w Situate in the county of Fairfield State
OF ohio known as the property OF Jacob Weaver, de-
being part of Section Five, Township Fifteen, Range
Eighteen; beginning at the Northeast Of said
Section No. 5; thence West on the North boundary
OF said Section, 40 chains and "a links 20 the hafsee-
tion corner stone on said boundary; thence South on
the half section line p chains and 81 links to stone
on said half section line, from wicha gum IA inches
in diameter bears north 80 deg east 80 links distant
and n beach lOinches in diameter bears south sOH
degs east SO links disant thence East ~ chains and
a links to stone on the eastern boundary line OF said
section, from which maple "a inches in diameter
bears south 4s degrees West 90 links distant, and
beach 10 inches IN diameter bears north 40 degrees
west % links distaE thence North on said Section
line % chains and IS links the place of beginning,
containing l. 50-l00 or less and appTais-
| ed at $37 per acre free of dover.
Also Lot No.2 and part OF the same Section, begin
ming at stone on the east boundary Of said Section
No ., 10 chains and G9 links north of the southeast
corner OF said section, from which beach 20 inches
In diameter bears north Glla degrees west &c links
distant; thence North on said Section line 1S chains
and go links to n stone on said section ine from
maple "a inches in diameter bears south Is degrees
west $50 links distan thence West 4g chains aid 50
links To stone on the half section line. which is 30
chains and 20 links North of the Quarter Section
ner on the south boundary of sald section; thence
~ chains &s0nks to post said half section line,
the northwest corner OF the lands Of Solomon Spang
e thence north 50 degrees east ~ chains and 80 uks
to the place ofbeginning, containing GA Eighty -four
acres more or loss, and appraised S32 per
of dover.
The growing crops viii be reserved The purcha-
sers viii be entitled to put out a fall crop upon any
ground which has not now crop omit
Also, Lot No. 5, in spare l6 OF the town OF Bati-
more, Fairfield county, and appraised at 81 free OF
dover. - ''~
Terms Of saIe-one third in hand and the residue
in one and two years. with interest from day of sale
WILLIAM POTTER Sheriff.
By G. M. Il. WISEMAN, Deputy.
BRAsEE Il Sos, Au'ys Juno 7-5w5pfS9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
Sheriff s, Sale.

T1e State Of ohio, FairfsId County, IS.
DURSUANTt to the command OF order for sale
from tho Court OF Common Pleas OF Fairfield
county, and to directed will offer at public sale
at the Court House in Lancaster. Saturday the 26h
day 1855, betws tue hours of 10 CLOCK
A. NJ. and 4o'clock p, NJ. the following described
Real Estate to-wt: Situate in the County OF Fairfield
and State of Ohio being the equal and half
OF Lot No. g. Square No. g. East addition the Town
OF Baltimofe also, Water Privilege which is used
TO run Wo0en Factory on said Lot No. 8. Also,
Baltimore excepting 25 feet of the South side of Lot
Nos. Also, one equal and undivided half OF all the
Maeh5nery belonging 70 tne fsctory yhlshs erected
Square L. East addition, appraised at $50, Water pr
vlege at $780, Lot No. IN central additionS20 Lot No.
in central addition at sl5O The undivided half of all
the Machinery on the Factory Lot No. at SIS.
To be sold tho property Of George II. Houser and
Runna his Wife, atthe suit of Edward Calkins.
HUNTER IL DAUGHERTY, Att'ys VIM POTTER Sheriff.
Lancaster, June al, Is55-5w7pfSl,50
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
The Fourth at the Rock ETousc.

We understand that this truly romantic
spot with its spacious Hotel will be open
for guests on the 4th ofJuly, and that am
pie preparations win be made for all who
wish to celebrate our national th-day.
The distance from this city is about six
teen miles. SO that parties from here may
return the same day. Speaking of the
celebration the Scioto Gazette says:
"Messrs. Friend & Collins, of Rock
House, Hooking county, Ohio. have made
arrangements for good old fashioned eel
ebraton at that place, on the coming an
niversary Of our national independence -
Those of our citizens who desire to seek
a pleasant rural retreat, where they can
give vent to their surplus patriotism as in
days of yore, would do well to visit Rock
House on the 4th. The scenery in the Vi
cinity is unsurpassed for the grandeur and
beauty. and of itself sufficient to revive
in the heart the love of our country and her
'green old bills" Messrs. Friend & Col
lins are making ample arrangements to ac'
commodate large company on the occa'
sion, and will have every thing complete
for a proper observance ofthe day,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

Exchange Office Of T. W. Tallmadgc.-
The numerous friends of our young friend
Tallmedgo will be pleased to learn that he
has again commenced business amongst us.
We understand that after winding up his
Wabash Bank he comes out OF his Difficult
ties with something above $50, 900, which
he now invests in business at home. We
wish him abundant success. See his ad
vertisement in another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
nIAIgR RIED,

On the 21st inst by tho Rev. J. Schlosser, Mr. JOHN
p. SNAPP and Miss LAVANA Dimes both of Plea
SAINT township, Fairfield county, Ohio.
On to Gath inst by the same, Mr. HENRY M.
BRANDT and Miss REBECCA ID. WEST, both of
Greenfield township, Fairfield county, Ohio.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. George Weisz, Mr..
JOHN GINrER and Miss ROSE ANN STGGER.
On the 6th inst, by the Rev j. r. Reinmund, Rev.
ISAAC o. =. BAKER, late OF Capital University, and
Miss ADA 0 CRANE, both of Fairfield county.
On the Gath inst by the same, Mr. PRESLY X. HIT,
Jr., of Vinton County and Miss REBECCA RUDOLPH,
Of this county.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
rs IT A sINI
WHAT impudsnt questions are these.

What impudent questions are these
How shoald an Editor know?
when a lady gets stalled in the gntter,
\ That runsin popniousstr
tIIke iy that Is stranded In bntterJ
And has to uncover hor feet
Asgently the calico llf,s she,
And gives IL her grAcefullest sweep,
Isa "fellsr" TO blame when no chances
To give at her ankl eS peepf
Jast 70 SEQ II they're thick or thln'
Mr.. Editor, Is II aanf
"or when neat bosom covered
With delicate Honiton lace,
Whose whitoness, like fall blooming lillies.
Contrasts with the rouge on her face;
Like artiaolal flowers, In nour,
(IfI may be allowed so to Speak;)
Should "foller'' be checked IL heseu
Within tho lace meshes to peepf
Just to Judge ofthe contents within;
Mr.. Editor Is Il aslnf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
To the Creditors Of the Estate of Thomas
TYarman.

FNNE subscribers bave been appointed by the Court
d of Probate of the County OF Fairfield in the State
of Ohio, Commissioners on the Estate OF Thomas
arman, deceased, represented nsolvent. The period
of six months from tho date of this notice Is allowed
Creditors to bring in and prove their claims against
said Estate. The subscribers will attend to the duties
their said appointment at the following place and
times namely, az the Law Onice of Stincheomb and
Shaw, in the city of Lancaster, Fairfield County Ohio,
the 18th day ofJune, tho 10th and 18th days OF Ju
ly aud the first Monday of each month thereafter,
tihc expiration of said six months, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon Of each Of said days.
]. W, STINCHCOMB,l ro,u,x,..,.
J. A. SHAW. Oo""isS'oho'S .
Lancaster, June IA, lS5j-4w6 aI....r rH..s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

E1-Just received. A supply of seed
Drills for sowing grain of all kinds, and
grass seeds. plaster, ashes, &c.
Those wishing to obtain the choicest va
riety of fruit ind ornamental trees are re-
ouested to call and examine our catalogue.
Office and samples--rooms back of Mar
tin, Giesy & Co.'S store, Lancaster.
THOMAS P. GALLUP.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
Estate of Louis Won Roden.

,MToTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed ESeeutrix OF the last will
and Testament of Louis Won Roden, deceased late OF
Fairfield county, Ohio, and That all persons indebted
to said Estate required to make prompt payment
to her. and all persons having claims against said rs
tate required to present them duly authenticated
for payment. ELIZA Won RoDEN, Executrik
of Louis Won Roden.
MessrS. Brascc q Son of Lancaster, arc my agents
and attorneys. who will transact my business as Ex
ecutor as above. ELIZA Won RODEN.
June 7, lS5J-4wJ tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

4Hdsonic Celebration at CireleVille--Er-
eUrsion Trip.-on Monday last, in com
pany with about three hundred and ffty of
ourcitizens, Ladies and Gentlemen, we at
tended the Masonic celebration at Circle
vile. Themorning was lovely and the ex-
cellent arrangements of Mr.. STAUeHroN,
the gentlemsuly Superintendent of the
Railway for the accommodation of all, met
with that responseit so justly deserved
Crowded cars, allmerry and joyOus--;he
ladies composing the "better half."N A.
mong those who contributed to the pleas
ure of the trip. we noticed DR.. Bnrstler,
Judge Shaw. Col. MeVeigh, Judge. Mar
tin, DIR. Brown. of Sugar Grove, John
Radebaugh. John G. Wilcox. Mr.. Staugh-
ton, our ''talented' neighbor and a host OF
others. The procession was grand and
imposing, and was Witnessed by thousands
Of spectators. The address by W. B.
TuRALL, Esq, was full history Of the or
der entering into the most minute details
We were sorry that the church and all the
arrangements made for the reception of the
fraternity were notsuch as we should have
expected from our Circleville friends
Possibly they may not have anticipated
such crowd in numbers. Boyd, of th'
Nationsl, did the honors for the. Orde
while old Sam Hawks, ,''the Ohio fat Boy
and NJ. Sweyer Of the Pickaway, did tn
agreeable to "a house full'' of guests
Among other worthless we met the fai
proportions of Brother Russell Of the Gin
ton Republir0n, more comely genllema
in single blcssedness we have not met fC
some time.
In the evening we mounted the Engiu
of Mr.. HENRY WHITNEY, on the Accommt
, dation Train, and found ourselves at hon
in little less than no time. Altogeth'
the day was one of the most pleasant "
have spent for some time.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

Among the more recent exports from
California was a cargo of shOrels! But
two or three y ears ago the blade Of SHOW
el was worth almos, its wcightin gold a
mong the miners. Emigration, enterprise
and commercial vigor make marvellous
changes in a short time in the great chan
mel that trade flows in.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
School LIbrnry Notice.

TTNuE citizens OF Lancaster hereby notified that
the volumes of the School Library will be distr-
bued on next Saturday, between the hours ofonc and
two p NJ, and on every Saturday thereafter, unless
special notice to the contrary be given
The use ofthe Books will be subj ct to tho regula-
tions, copy of which will be found pasted on one oil
the blank leaves feach volume.
No minor can draw volume from tho Library eN-
cept upon tho written order OF parent or other re-
spOnsible persons.
Foam or AN oRDER.-Let A. b. have on this order,
till further notice. such books as he (she or they may
be entitled tn. d. E'
O-FDepostory at tho North School Building.
Juno H. ls5S-3w6 WM. WHITNEY, Librarian
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

EyWhy are the United States colors
like the stars in Heaven?
Because they are beyond the power of
any nation to pull them down.
TThe city of Boston has appropriated
the large sum of SIC, 900 to be expended
in the celebration of the coming fourth Of
July.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

At the Roman Catholic Fete at Montre-
al, on the 10th instant, the top stone of the
turret Of the French Cathedral, having be-
come loosened by the flying of a long pen
nant that became attached to it, fell from
the top of the tower, a height Of $50 feet,
among the crowd assembled below. The
stone weighed 1873 pounds. Strange to
say, all the mischief done was the smash
ing Of lads foot.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
Prnhnte Notice.

NTOTlCE is hereby given that Venting shub, Ad-
v ministrator, OF Tho Estate Of Mary Ann Shub, de-
ceased, has led his account and vouchers for nspec
county, Ohio and thai the said account will be for
hearing the 10th day July next soon there
after as may be. VIRGIL F.. SHAW, ProbaieJudge.
Lnncnsinr. Innn Ia. 1SlI-aMR =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
DESIRABLE CITY LOT FOR SALE.

n WILL sell Lot No. rs in Carpenters Addition to
the City Of Lancaster being the Lot directly oppo-
Site to tho residence Of William M. Kinkead, Esq.
This Lot Is large and eigbly located, being one Of
the co rner Lots In the original Carpenter Plat and
situated on the Southwest Of Winding and Per-
ry Streets near the G. w, & Y. r. II, Depot. Terms
SAMUEL JACKSON or d.
GEORGE w. MAC ELR0Y,
Martins Row, two doors South OF Post once.
Lancaster, May II, 1865 fFl4 +.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

Fourth ofJaly.-HENRY RUrTER, of the
Washington Restaurant is in receipt of the
finest Cove Oysters in hermetricaly sealed
cans. Especially for our epicurean friends
on the fourth Of July.