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Il the only sutorised agent Of Niles b
Cos Foundry for the Coast. He bess leave
10 announce to the inhabitants who would
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that he shall always be ready tO haze them
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..


Er0ur friend ADAM BRANDT Of Green
field township. laid upon our table some
days since. a specimen Of the products Of
his apple orchard last season. Among
these specimens were the Golden Pippii,
Red Penic. Seek-no-further Golden Rus
set, Winter Russell, Newtown Pippin, White
Spicey, B~elleAower, and Rhode Island
Greening. We do not now remember to
have ever seen those specimens beat in
this vicinity. particularly the Pippins,
Golden Russets and White Spicey. AL
though the White Spicey is summer ap'
pie. yet they have retained all their per
lection up to the present time: The Pip
pins are among the finest of the season anG
compare with any that have ever been ex
hibited in this market.
Still with all these Injuries around hin
our fciend Brandt has determined to sci
out and seek a new home in the far West
See his advertisement in another column
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
An Fditor and landlord Abroad.

W. found upon our table one evening
some days since the cards Of R. w. P.
Muse Esq, editor Of the GAINESVILLE aurora
and "mine host Scott Of the STACEY
House"
Both we presume were on a tour OF OBJ
ssrvation to these diggings.
We regret that We were mot at home
when These gentleman "drapt in" but we
expect to return the call some day soon,
when we hope to be more fortunate than
the aforesaid were. May the aurora pros
per financially and the "SrAcEY' remain
as she has sIways been "The bright par
ticular STAR Of all Che travelling communi'
ty Of i'll the world and the rest Of mankinS
sentering at GAINESVILLE.
Call again gents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

AMERIcAN NATIONAL CONVENTION
The Northern dissentsrs from the Phila-
dolphin National GhaventiOn in Jnne last
held a caucus in Cincinnati on Wsdnss-
day and Thursday last. The Northern
States were very generally represented, and
the Gazette says, ga very strong desire
was expressed to meet their Southern
brethren in National Convention and a.
gree upon candidates to be supported for
President and Vice President Of the Uni
ted States"
They adopted a proposition to be sub
mitted to their Southern bretheren, thai
the South shall agree to a restoration ofthe
Missouri Compromise.
Judge Mckay, Of Ohio demanded a
vote by States, on the adoption of the plat
fo,m, which platform,is as follows:
THE PLArFoRM.-The Select Commit
tee to which was referred various resolu
tons and propositions, mainly on the sub
iect of the differences existing between
the North and the South, on the subject o
Slavery, has had the same under cons'd
Grafton. and has approved the following
{ resolutions, aud recommend its adoption
in lieu of nhe 18th section of the Natlona
Platform.
That the repeal of Missouri COmpromis
was an infraction of the plighted faith o
the nation, and that it should be restored
aud if efforts to that end should fail. Con
. rress should refuse to admit into the Unto
any State tolerating slavery, which sha
be formed out ofany portion of the terri
} tory from which that institution was eKclu
dei by that Compromise.
S That this Convention protests again'
] coallescing with any party which demand
9 the postponement or abandonment of A
/. m%erican principles. or the disorganizstio
OF the American party.
That this Convention recommend to IL
: delegates to the National Convention fro
: the States here represented, to request Il
President Of the National Council to call
u meeting of the same to be held at Phil
delphia, on the 10th day of Febuury mel
i The VorF ON THE PLATFoRM.-Ti
/ vote by the States on tho adoption of Il
above Platform resulted as follows:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
From Il q Clefmont Courier.
Hon. John T. Brasee.

To the M embers of the Ohio Legislature.
Amongst the. many duties your judg
ments aud patriotism will have to decide
for the good of our State, none is para
mount in Importance to the selection ofthe
proper man for United States Senator
The selection involves a double duty; one
you owe to the dignity and prosperity of
Ohio; the other 10 the whole people Of the
Union. He who is called to fll this exalt-
ed station should be a pure American pat
riot-a calm, deliberate, observant man
ia ripe scholar-a profound thinker-of
expanded intellect, broad enough to en-
brace our entire country--in his deport-
ment, free from all frivolity- friendly and
urbane in manners-dignifed but %concili-
atory in lis intercourse with his fellow men
One who has never been a seeker for Of
fee. and aOho only accepts public station BE-
cause Tie public wedl demands il.
Doubtless many possessing these quail
ties and qualifications will be presented to
you for selection, but no one is more
entitled to your respectful considerations:
possessing all the foregoing enumerated
qualities, than John T. Brasee. Esq, the
State Senator elect for Fairfield District
He is honest, faithful and capable.
BUCKEYE.
On the part of ourself and the c%onstitu
ency of Mr., Brasee, we gre our most cor
/, dial endorsement of "Buckeys' opinion
of our SENAToR ELECT, and sincerely trus
, that his merits for the high station in con
~neetion with which his name has been men
toned will not be overlooked by tile Leg
. ~islature whose duty it is to elect.
We can safely say that the election o
a no gentleman who has been named in con
~nection with this important trust woul'
n give as great satisfaction TO Eastern an
+ Southern Ohio as would that Of JOHN. I
BRAsEE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
Total

On this the Cincinnati Gazette remarks:
awe are given to understand that this
is an ultimatnm. II the Southern delegates
agree 10 ii, harmony and union will DO Of
footed, so far as a platform is concerned,
If the South rejects it then We may expect
a disruption of the whole party, and the
formation of new party. we cannot with
any degree of certainty infer what the
South will do in the premises. They may
adoptit and they may reject il; ifrejected
there will be an end to a national Ameri-
can organization. We learn that some
gentlemen were present at the Convention
from the %neighbering State Kentuckcy, and
they admitted that the demand made BY
the Northern delegates was a fair and prop
er demand, and expressed the opinion tina
the Southern States would be willing &c
grant it,"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

Ono FARMER AND ONO CULTrvAroR.-
We call the attention of our readers to the
Prospectus of these ably conducted agricul-
tural papers. They are both so really wOr-
thy the patronage Of every farmer in the
State. that we are entirely unable to advise
as to a distinction of merit, and therefore
recommend our readers BY all means TO
take both. Get up your Clubs friends and
commence with the new year.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
EWWe happen to know that DR.. Az

Ey-We happen to know that DR.. Ar-
ER's Cherry Pectoral and Cathcrtic Pills
are good medicines, and shall proclaim il
because we do know it. We confidently
believe there is a vast amount Of relief from
suffering for u afflicted fellow mon wrap.
ped up in these skillful preparations, and
we shall freely use u little influence tc
make them known to those who need then
philadelphia Sunday Times.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

1t is vain for politicians to arrest the pro-
gress of the American Party by efforts to
compelit to adopt portions Of the creeds
which distinguish other parties,
1t will not thus be indeed 10 endanger
the cause in which it is engaged. The
safety of the people is the supreme law
and while that safety is engendered, every
thing else is Of subordinate interest.
"Place none but Americans on guard
was the order of Washington at II crisis Q
imminent danger.
With assurances of high regard, l an
your friend and obedient servant.
r. +. STOCKTON.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

Frivolous curiosity about trifes. and la
boroas attention to little objects which nei-
Their require nor deserve a moments
thought, lower = man, who from thence
is thought land not unjustly) incapable Of
greater matters. Cardinal de Metz very
sagaciously marked out Cardinal Chigi for
a little mind, from the moment he told him
that he had written three years with the
same pen, and that it was an excellent one
eth
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
LEGAL ADVERTTsErTENTs.
ShnIiH,a snIe-

TAs STATE Of oAio, Fai.Gsld CouHfv, ss,-
Virtue OF an Execution against PROPERTY from
H tue Court Pleas In said county and 10
direet9d, VIII onef at public sale at the Court
House IN Lancaster, on -MoHday fhs 24fh day Of Decem-
eer, 1855, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
4 O'Clock p. NJ. the following described Real Rs,ate.
to-wit; The undivided half OF ln-Lot No. 6, Id the
Eighth Square Of the town, now City Of Lancaster, OF
All the lnteresioi william ". Shut 10 said Lot.
Appraised at (S2.OOO) two thousand dollars' -
suit OF John O. WOaVer.
Terms of sale cash. WIN, T Sheriff.
ln.,. per @. NJ. L. WISEMAN, Deputy.
Lancaster, November %, I~eSS-5w2opfoS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
From the Bo,ton Herald.

SOMETHING WoRTn KSowING!-By using Professor
Woods Hair Resto rative, gray hair can be permanent
Ily restored to its original cOtor. The subjoined certi-
hcaIe was received from Johnson & Stone, Gardiner,
Maine, and is but one Of the many instances that are
daily coming to our knowledge ofits effects. 1t is no
longer p~roblenatieal, buta sSlf-evidcnt. truth, as hun
dreds In our community can testify.
GARDINER, (Maine) June %, 1854,
William II. DYER Dear Sir:--I have used two bot
ties OF Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and can
truly say il the greatest discovery of tho age for ro-
as gray as a man OF seventy. My hair has now attain.
ed its original color. You can recommend it to the
world without the least fear, as my case was ono OF
the worst Kind. Yours, ID. N. MURPHY
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

N. W. GRAHAM q Cove call the at
tention Of our shippers by the G. w. d z.
Rail Road to the advertisement of N. w.
Graham 81 Co. Forwarding and Commits
sion Merchants at GAINESVILLE, Ohio. These
Gentlemen possess superior facilities for
the speedy and safe transportation Of
freight consigned to their charge, and we
are assured will render satisfaction to all
who may favor them with their patronage.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
An OrdImNnce

70 Ak permanently the hours at which the markets
shall DO opened in the City Of Lancaster, between
GRO 1, Be IL ordained BY the City Council Of tbs
SCiy of Lancaster, That from and after the legal
publication OF this Ordinance, the markets OF the SAID
CITY of.Laneaster, shall be opened from and atorthe
hrst day OF December in each and every year, and
mn 10 the 1rst day OF March In the succeeding year at
the hour of 10 O'Clock Meridian.
Passed December 5th, 1853
Attest-G. S, WILLIAMS. Clork' Dec o-JWSA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

E1-Our readers are particularly refer
red to our New Advertisement Columns
in this weeks paper. Il will pay all to
give them an attentive perusal as they are
a sure guide to where goods may Be had
1T the lowest figures.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE ishereby given, that there will be a petit.
" ton presented to the County Commissioner OF
Fairfield County, at their December Term, 1855, for
the vacation Of the County Road leading from the
State Road one fourth mile North OF Geneva to Good
and Grim's Mill, and also, for the establishing road
commencing thrce-fourths of a mile Norm Of GeISVE
on the State road at the School House; thence East
one-fourth mile TO the Cold Spring on Philemon HUFF
ford's land; thence Northeast across SolomonHufford's
Jr., Land to the corner Of the Widow Hunord,s land;
thence North to the Mill road leading from Bremen to
Good and Grim's Mill, there to terminate.
Nov, /, Ia55.-4w26 MANY PETITIONERS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

HQuite a number of notices OfMaga-
zines, New Publications &c, are unayoid-
ably crowded out this week and must lay
over until Il next issue.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

HARD TO PLEAsE.-A wealthy farmer
in the State Of New York, being engaged
in a law suit with Mr.. Ravens, wrote the
following classical epistle to his Attorney
Squire Wells, sir, if the suit Of Heavens
goes agin me, I want you TO kerry it up to
a higher corte, for God knows l don't owe
him one cent"