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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
Liberty Township.

Berne.-This stronghold of Sag NIGHTS
gave majority of some eighty for the
anti Americans. The American vote
would have doubtless reduced tho Sag
NIGHTS majority some thirty votes, had not
the judges ofthe election closed the polls
some three hours before the time prcscrib-
ed by law. The Sag NIGHTS in this town
ship played desperate game-bringing
in their vote at an early hour and closing
the polls at three O'Clock.
Greenfield Township.-out Of 233 votes
polled in this township the American Par
ty received 2l6. Greenfield is decidedly
the banner township. Her men are firm
and true--united as one man and deter
mined at all elections To make their infu-
ence tell in favor Of the American cause.
Hearereek.-The American Party in
this township carried only portion of the
ticket, We have not been apprised wheth-
er they had out full ticket. a
Amanda.-The majority Of the Ameri-
can party in this township ranged from "a
to 90.
Richland.-There was but one ticket on
the field in Richand consequently there
was but little interest felt in the election.
Rushereek.-The American party, we
understand, failed to make nominations in
this township.
Li6erty,--Liberty comes In fright side
up with care" The American ticket is
triumphantly elected.
Pleasant.--Pleasant comes in with a
handsome majority for the American tick
ct.
Nadison.--Ths American party carried
cyery thing before It in this township.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05

MAYOR WooD is now putting the "strset
walkers through with his accustomed
vigor. Alarge number have been sent to
Blackwell's Island, for from one to six
months, as vagrants, and the police bring
in recruits 10 the watch house nightly.
M. 8. Davis. who was psesent at the
surrender Of CORVALLIS, at Yorktown, and
served under st. Clair and Wayne, died
at ST. Clairsville, o., on the 13thinst., a.
ged 95. sH
Mr.. Hooper, the paying-telIer Of the
Merchants Bank in Boston, who recently
committed suicide, had his life insured for
$4,000. which bis family cannot receive.
as suicide vitiates the policy.
The American reform ticket prevailed in
Vicksburg Miss, at the late municipal
election, Oy an average majority Of two
hundred out Of 42o votes cast.
Several persons have been bitten by
mad, dogs at Indianapolis within few
weeks. 7a a'' e'"e''7s! H+''' ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
rIle aEInsionists.e

Z TIE ticket pitted against the American
boys on. last Monday was composed Of
Wigs. Democrats and Know Nothings.-
But the descendant elements wouldn't
work. There were three Whigs. two
Know Nothings and the balance Demo
crats-the Wings and Know Nothings
having been put on the ticket without
their consent. Wbowould have thought,
two years ago, when the Eagle teemed
with lengthy articles appealing to "old
line Wings" "to come out from amongst
the yfusiOnists" that in the Spring of 1856
these same men would get out a ticket Of
the character above named? This, how.
ever, is sonly another evidence Of the ''con'
sistepoy" ofthe editors Of the Pope's or
gan. "Alas! poor Yorick!'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
GuardIlu galp.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed from
Id the Court Of ProbatB IN aud for the County q
FEn1eld and State OF Ohio, viii offer for sale
public Venduo, On the eSth day Of lyru q. d. ls5j,
betvee tile hours Of 10 o'elsck A. n. and O'Clock
r. n. OF said day. on the premises. the tw0 undi-
vided equal third parts Of the following d.scribed
reai esLate, that is 10 say-iyrg and GeIrg In the
county Of Fairfield aforesaid beginning at the South
boundary or section twenty six 2g1 wHahip twelve
Q2, reugs twenty COY it, tho centre Of the ZanssvIe
aud Aaysville Turnpike Road; thsnss North 2ih de-
grees EEs, ~ chains 10 post hsar the sast s1e or
said road; thence West II Ga chsns ~ tbs section
line; thence North the section line 10 G3 chEins 10
the South west cOrBrTof J. s. Herit0na lot; thence
Eaat9 II chains to post near the wesg side Of said
turnpike road; thence North % ehaihst0E point IN
the centre Of said Rsad; thence Esst ~ 22 chains "
stone in tho line Of JGneS E0Ttbs land thence South
; So chains TO stone; thence EaEt ID 81 ehains 90
stone; thsnee South 81 chHirs to stone thence West
II s. chainS 10 stone; thence South IS chains 10
stone In the section ine hence West % chains 10 lhs
pluce Of beginning. continuing forty niEe (Ig
more or less. The Gboye lands will be sold 10y
AOOF. who are minors, und each entitled TO one equal
undivided third part Of said lands.
Terms Of sale one third caAh In hand, one third IN
year and tbs resdue In two years, with interest
from the day ofsse secured by mortgage ths prem
tseS. Zach one undivided third appraised at $685.
COZ, CASPER T. BlTLER. Guardian Of
CATHARlEE MOORE and
GEORGE w. MOORE, fminoEI.)
STIEcHcoNn g. SHAW, Auy's., for Petitioner.
Also, at tbs same tims and place. will Offer for
sale the other undivided third part OF said prenisssa 40
the Agent of------ moore. C. r. DlTTLER.
March, 90, lS55-5w47pfSJ,O0.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05

EFThe Cincinnati Commercial. . pa
per reputed to be owned by foreigners and
Catholics, and edited by Bishop Purcell,
has been busily employed for weeks past
in exciting the evil passions of the Cincin-
natl Irish Catholics. The fruits Of its Ia
bors were to be seen in the riots on Mon.
day last in the Eleventh, Twelfth and
l3!h Wards Of that city. Native-born
Americans werc knocked down in cold
blood by these minions of Irish venality
and priestly imposture, andnow in the face
ofall these outrages on morality and law,
the Commercial is attempting to galvanize
these Irish Catholics and sanctify them in
the estimation of the public. We trust its
readers, ere this, have discovered its Jes.
ui.ical cunning and corruption, and refuse,
in future, 10 give it the least succor in car
ryipg on its nefarious policy Of creating
mobs and riots to assassinate protestant:
and Americans.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05

The I 200. 900 acres Of land just ceded
to the United States by the Chippewas,
are pronounced by the Galena Je9ersonian
of very fertile and luxuriant character,
as general thing. They contain beauti-
full lakes, clear flowing brooks, and the
richsst and most prolific soils. The gov.
ernment has stipulated to pay the 1000
members Of the tribe represented sub
sidy Of about $45,Ooo per year in money
for thirty years-besides this they are to
receive various other considerations, such
as cattle. oxen, and other domestic ami
mails.
The New York Commissioners Of Emf
grafton have run short Of funds, and have
overdrawn their bank account to the ex-
tent Of $4,000. This is owing to the
general pauperism of the emigration from
Europe during the last six months, and the
large demand thus made upon the funds
Of the Board. The latter draws its reve'
nuc from a tax upon immigrants, and
where, as has now been the case for some
time. there are many more paupers thar
any other class coming in, they take NOR,
in the way Of relief than the total immi
grafton brings in. The Board have a
length been obliged to suspend the grant
ing of temporary relief to the poor emf
grants. a
The New York American Times, ,whicl
professed to be the organ Of the American
party is discontinued. 1t lived buta few
weeks. Tho Order has no organ, and pa
pers that attempt to start on the theory o
becoming such are sure to get their wis
dom teeth cut after short trial.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
AAminisirn,n,,, Ga,a.

NOTlCE 10 hereby given, that the undersigned -
l Adnini'traioT de 6oEiS Eoa Of ZeIbehiAb Aien.
cseeesed, b. virtue Of oder Of the ProbAts E0git
Of Fairfield county, will oAsT for sails at tue cosIt
bouse door on GgtErdsT the 2efA day e lPr. 1855,
~ o'clock the following described Real EstLts,
10 asid county, witt Lot 40. seven ~ in CArsTG
nrsi addition TO the town Of Lancaster being part Of
Out-Lot no. six (6) bank additiOn,s AIso part
OF In-lOt number ak (5 In CaTteFs addition TO the
town Of LaneGstsr Beginning the North corner
Of said ln-LOt No. g. Bank Aliey: thence Bast a1ug
the lna OF said Alley nitevn li5) fsst thence SOGui
parallel with the West boundary l!Hs Of GAii Lot 10
Main street; thence %est fifteen Sl feet to said OH
RuA West boundary line, being the Southwest eon-I
Of tho aforssad Lot. thence Hofth AorE said Wessrn
boundary line 10 the place OF beginning, teing l>a
part Cf Lot No. six % OF the BACK addition East o
Lancaster. Appraised at 05Ce. Title clear
Tsrns Of sals--ohe- third in hand oHe-thir1 In ous
year, the residue In two eas with Interest dsfsrrst
p EymOLtS. HENRY GlSGHKR. Adm'.Or.
March 29-5wI7 ~ ALPERD WILLIAMS, At,OInsy
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
ePEciAL NOTICE 70 OLD eoLDIERs
BOUsTR LAND AGENCY,
WASHINGTON CITY.
ALNYANDEn n. LYANs.

NOR several years connected with several Depart.
Ill ngIsis Of the General Government, eoEuBues hi.
A.f BOInt. Land Agency 10 WasLlgton CITY, aud
RlAw w0lid call tho attention Of ole soldiers
bE1Rs abb tlelr heirs, 10 The ven log tsfma UPON
f11.7oi which no ErOenrcs EarIzIts uDder the new
Bounty LALd Law of Congress. His arrangement,
with TIE departments. rnd familiarity With the mGnhgs
lnent Of such cases will enable bin " procure var
rants with ths least possible delay.
~ addition tp his experience, he possesses Rncl
yhluable record ard documentary evidence
Ing 10 the numerous GlaNsc, Of claims.
lT Fhrmy Onieers, Soldiers, Tezuarters, Naval or
heers. seAmeB. MARINES, and navy CLERKS. tor thsf,
snretgiag idStog or Hiaep ehfysaj wo served iB tbe
Revolutionary War. WHr of1sIa, FiOridH, or any Ol
uic Indian Wars. for pefoT Of not less than Fourteen
dsys, are row entitled ~ Land WArrti for I6O acres
1bose nkOEvs HiFsnhy received rbeIr 10 or 30 acre
vHrnan;s are now eBlie1 10 an additional aukniitI
equal to l6D Gcrss)
j TRcguiAT correspondents Eho prepare eases snt
forward them IN my address, for inzneS snsht horI
Ntll be nbeTLty dealt With.
" "a COURT OF CA I9S having beer created b.
Cobgress, before which, all Paw sTs CLANS not pro
yded for by law. 70 bo presented for indiest0n
Nj EFanaN1ll UDde hake the GEsHeHt OfEpy case
bet0re that eonTi-fees 10 be sSTesd upon.
u FREEs JOR PaocuRisa Lam " WARRAEn:--(Sith0u
rtgsra 10 size On original applications, only -; 70
iBcreasa 81.
RrvEREEcEs.--Hon. L. p. Waldo. Commissioner 0
Pensions: John Wilson, Comns5ionsr OF GeBerG
Land Onioe; John NJ. CihyioD. 4. Senate: Doug
lae. u. s.; JShR Bell, U. s.. J. H. Mason, U.s.; Cor
LeNi. CAss, u. S. hEIn Honst0B, U. s.; T. J. Kus1.
/ s.i W. II. Seward, GId ~ the members Oftbe thlrty
third CoBgress. March -, lA55-57
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
Ry The first oath taken br a sar Nicl

EE The first oath taken by Sag Nicht
is to swear eternal enmity to Know Moth
ings. and that he will, under no circum-
stances whatever. vote for any one belong
ing 10 the latter party. Under these cir!
cumstances we would ask what will be-
come Of the poor devils who voted for the
Two Know Nothings on that "fusiOn'
ticket? We fear that unless our worthy
contemporaries Of the Pope's organ can
recommend them to the mercy Of the
"COnfessOhal" they win necessarily be
required, by his holiness the Pope. to ex.
plate their guilt by short residencein
pury0tOry.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
PAsIITONADLE mILLINERY,

WE u0uid IarieaIafiy lsVlis ths stisuusa 81 our
w Lady reaJsfs, Who iHisnd visltihg CiheihnEii
ths ekfng o. Snn-r, 10 lie extensive stock VI NrI
,. a. HkaDkkSON, tafe -.f.lI
AA, nnS. RICH,
Colaisting Of
MoDonnetss, Hibboaa, Flowers and
rim m lnRN 0flhs latest Pahs q Sew Y0rk q ylss.
heT stock u by FAR the LAHGEST ~ he esty. and ts
heft constantly fuii by DAILY ARRIVALS frBn ths
East, Of ne -Nsrsn PsifsSa BShHsfs, EnghsA Sfrss
SN4ss, Teffez Esf srffa Brsfs BisHf aaf FSsneh La
eeSi prcfhcF with the choice BOsnGI, Cas aDd
IHtHHirs kfHEors- and FGHSrH AETBtcAL FboWuRa
imported; all u which she win sell - per cant los
than any 0iher tn CiaeinnaG Her
No ect WITH E1kBET, between klIn & Pun.
CinelILhtl, March 20, Is55--lfH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
Wool MnFlxet.

WoOL-The receipts of Domestic have
been exceedingly meager, and with agoOd
demand prices favor the seller. The
stock here isVcry small, and not sufficient
to make selections. Country farmers
would do we'll to send on their stock now,
as the present opportunity for high prices
may be the only one they may have this
season. We have no sales to report either
of nopoasfic or Eoraion Wa nunfa.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
JOHN WORK,
WHOLESALE AND kErAiL DEGLEa IN
COPPER, TIN d NIIERT-IkON WANF


COPPER, TIN d HIIERT-IkON WARE,
.hain street, Hsary opposite tbs Zaifradrs H'S''.
GAIN takes pleasure in calling the atention ofhls
IA customers aud country merchants generally. 70
the largest stock OF Copper Tin and sheetlrcn
factures everbrought to tbiS market. Ho lakes
pains 10 keep constantly OH hand large variety si
every thug that possibly be wanted in his line and
faters himself that from bis long experience In the
Tin sad Sheat-Iron Basises
he will be able to give full saei0n to all Who may
favor him with their work. Hsyin2a practical knowl
edge OF the business his selections are made With .
view to durability, style aud chsapness.
MapuCArtuYfd to Order.
He alsn keeps In his employ some OF the best srk-
that can be secured, and always having hand
the very best material, s enabled to manufacture 20
order anything and avery thing desirable in his lHs.
be had.
All kiAds Of Stoves, &C.
Never In the history OF Lancaster was there an ss,sS
lishnent that kept hand larger Rad more complete
OF stoves of all kinds and varieties He
also prepared with large number OF Fire GrGtss and
for the accommodation OF his customers keeps he
large quantity OF Fire Briek manufactured express
ly with view TO putting up Crates, &c.
In hne, any and every thing needed in his line be
secured 10y giving him call and at prices reason
able he obtained In any other eatshlishinen in
the State. lnssmnch Es his present stock is greatly
superior to his former ia quantity quality, variety aud
call will SO away highly delighted and amply sAisasd
~ He also keepe constantly on hG q
N-sAR<.1HRa large Stock ofSteel PIotVs,
S$A\ OF CineinbRti aud Cifclev Vi illO ID q =.
Lancaster, March s, ls55-A
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
LAND FOR SALE.

TNNHE undersigned offers Tor sale Eighty Acres
of Land, located in Hooking Township. 3S
miles Yves; OF Lancaster, the Turnpike, dezcrhed
az follows: being the West hsf Of the Soath west
Quarter OF Section No. t6, Township No. H. in Rhhge
a. No. 10. Improvements cJnsist Of TWO g.
81: DWELLING HOUSES and STABLE goodF5f8
~. SPRIS G handy to the Dwelling, . GOOD -
YOUNG ORCHARD OF grated Fruit, Fifty Acres
cleared under cultivation. Whole Eighty Acres un-
der good the other Thirty Acres we'll timbered,
q aic5 Sugar OFehari, two nsVar-fA,ing streams OF
water passing rongh tbs farm. The price Of the aboy
land $50 per two dolaTs in hand the
balance in two annual payments with interest.
For further particulars apply TO the subscriber living
Oh the premises. WILLIAM n. TAYLOR.
February !, ,IH55-S0s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
REnOYAI-
ZlNk "a hIaA

STToULD rrpoeSfuylg hfouh sAusf tsal,nen.
~ Ne eitrana eouhrallf, that theg hare i1i4rec
the foSn1 formerly Ooenpied ~ lhs fkafslpAia csA.
r.issiSs Sfvs, wbsrs fhsy are prerost 70 ereinh
Presh Brsnds ~ Besks, Oakna q crslnkers
AT AL TIhks AND ~ AL sRAsozs.
wsGsxs snpl0ged he ven bs.t wostmsn y %.
iBe Of bua ness aud uih seh - Nhoie-is ~aa fe-i
We s,s d,e, aimed % eivo rssssa sali.sseis5a Al
oraTs s-or, tsa santry for Bread Cakes sotA. Bet
ter, Water and n. .ton crAekso, win bs promptly
hlisd Give us . caks t - 49,,
lancaster, March II. uc% %lNh q bAe1' .
s. B. we sIso fesp 90 hand general assortm ant ~
FAMILY GR0ckRIEs, Nlish VII ss solj ~ iAs
lowest rates. <lNA q htan
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
BOOKS g. STATIONERY.

iNNAvING purchased the entire stock Of the Bos-
IN ton Book Store. We have already made large Gd-
dons thereto intend TO increase the stock Of both
Books * Stationery. and keep Constantly on hsnd the
and best assortment ever w the county which
will bo sold (foE cash only cheaper than can be
bought any Book Store in LaucAssT or vicinity
And vbAtwe say isIue.
To oHr old Friende and Customers and TO the eti-
Eens OF Lancaster Fairfield and adjoining towns and
counties we respectfully invite TO call and examine
for themselves. JRFFRIES, WOOD & Co.
Agents for the the Adams Express Co., Main ST.,
Lancaster, Ohio. Fob. q, 1855.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
"A NEW STOCK.

A Nex and well Selected lot Of Groeeris
rrAVE ,ust boon FeeoiVoa by tho subsoriboF, hIA
old stand, where he win be happy 70 meOt his
snstomers and the public generally.
Groceries viii be aoid by eAeap and Of goSd
quality as can be found In any siuiaT osabsA uehftA
the ely.
ona RiRr PruHs and aIaO eeneral variety of Feig,
such a. Aluopds. 2raHl Hnts. Coco EGtS, -. AIsa
splendid lot Of Old ves'sT Eeesrys cElsss
laneaASr res. l5s-{s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
NOTICE.

yENHE subscriber respectfully inform his friends aud
public in general, that he has much enlarged his
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
as to tho variety He has Just opened and has for aaie
na0Wn, No. /, MRclkorel ofthe best Qusllty.
Also, best PicklinX vinegar, and
n small Stock of Dry Goods TO suit customers
all ofwheh will be sold low for cash orapprovcd
Winding Streets, and Acary opposite thel zesaE,R
Hotel. ..E ]. c4CHTH
y. Il Ruuet, IeCoA, bara and Com Meal wanted
Lcseattsf, seFtambetsI, feS4-eQ
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05

We give below The result Of the slee-
tons tbrO'out this county. 10 iar as heard
from. 1t will be noticed that the American
Party have achieved signal triumphs in
every section Of the county. although there
was not the ieasl Effort made on the part Of
Sans boys. 70 thoroughly organize:
HOekIng.
American Ticker. Sag KIehlA
Por Trustees.
Simeon Denton. 444 Cunningham. SIT
Conrad Crumiy, 447 Samuel Ewing, 3lI
Geo. II. Smith. 40 j. Gallagher, sig
John Stallsmith, 42o Jacob ely. 334
= Far Clerk.
Maris Lerefing. 4S9 WIN. L. Rigby. 3i9
For cohstsbies.
o. P. Weakly. 45O Aaron Ebright. 323
VIM. Manson, 49l Henry Dabler. $40
.t~ For Assessor.
Jacob Meyer, loI James Ennis, 90
For Supervisors.
District No. /, Henry Dietz; No. 2. VIM.
Delong; No. 3, John s. Brooks; No. 4,
Smith Wilson; No. 8, J, w. Smith; No
7. H. E. Ingmund; No. Q, VIM. johnson.
Liberty Township. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05

C5l. Preston, Of the Louisville KY. Die.
trict; has consented TO run - candidate
for reelection 10 Congress.
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OsaEe orange seed and Plants.

OssGe Orange Seed and PlaDfs.
TNNEE undersigned have large amount Of osage Or
Auge Seeds andPeuts of the best gu Surpassed
BY In the country hich they will sell st he loves
MARI ct Price.
GRDGES SET AND WARRANTED,
AtfSom - 30 ~ ecut pUr rod, with fair dodueto0
where lErgc cont-Stts arc made.
H.. hedges COMPLETELY GROWN.
At from IS cents 10 el rod The payments as fol-
lowak when the hedge 10 set, aHd ihe balance when
Il will anaw er the purpose of q good feree.
HEDGES GROWN.
For what disnterosed judges VIII say II is worth, (aS
compared With good feDtesl when itis completed.
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
At I'll to ol Is GER rod b paid for when completed
JAMES SUMPTER & CO., Dayton, Ohio.
JANIS SuKPTEa College Corner, Butler county Ohio
JAxEr McG1Rw, AleTaudersville, Ohio.
BEEJAHIN LExs, Dayton, Ohio.
Mar /, 1854. G. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
BY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
RISING & LYONS,

.I.f. ..... AlolN1 ~ hbONcS
RE now receiving al their old stand, as ine stoek
"A Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS as has evor
been offered In this market consisting OF ovoFy article
in the Dry Goods line together with Fns stock Of
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, QHeeRspars and Glass
Dare, all Of which they determined to sell low
rs any house In Fairfield county, entire cash
excepted. =
Thoy beg leave to tender their earnest thanks to No
cizens Of LAncasers and vicinity, for the very liberal
share OF patronage they have received since they have
beon in busne ss and hope for continuance OF the
sane assuring the public that paine shall be spared
on their part 10 give entire satisfaction The usual a
tcles Of country produce taken In exchange for GooA
Lancaster, March 81, 1854. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
LOOKING GLAGNEE.

r AM at all times prepared TO furnish LOOKING
II GLASSES in Mahogany, Walnut or Rosewood
Frances Looking Glass Plates, Pictures Frames. DC.
Also. Gilt Frame, Glasses OF nll siZss aud styles,
Portrait Frames, Picture Frames, aud general ns-
sortmcnt of Pictures and Oil Paintings. NJ Wholesale
and retnil, !, at the lowest prices. }. q, GEST,
No. West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
March 3, Ie55-lA
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NE w B 9 q X =
.....-. just RECEIVED AT
GEkRI EsS RfHxRK STnEPR

Opposite Sheacr's Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio.
HoNEY MOON and other COmalite. from Punch
Autobiography OF an Actress, by Mn. MoWEtA
Journey 10 Central AfricR, by bayard Taylor o.
Kansas aud NcbIassa a, by Hale
Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, BY Mra. Sieve
The Better Land, by Thompson
Napoleon d his Army, Tho Camp Fires OF NapolSon,
fne lot Of AnnuAls for 1856 Rnda fine lot Of email
Gif Books OF all kinds
Catholic Prayer Books Episcopal Prayer Books, and
large lot of Family Bibles and Pocket BibleS a
reduced prices.
School Books and Stationery At Wholesale 4 Retail.
Pocket Wallets, Port Monies, and Pom Knives, fer
sale atthe Book Store Of JOHN SEARLES,
Oct. 90, 1888 0Eposite rSASfsr's RatsI
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JOHN LYONS.

j Ohm LY ONS,
WHOLESALE q RETAL eRocBR q DEALER ~
flour, Bacon, Ftsh, SAID, ,raFs Oordsge,
TNsines, glassware, Stone 4 Wood.
en Wares TobaceOs, snnffs, Ci-
Ears, Dye sfufEs, Fruits, No
tlOns &c., &e.
nNE door vest Of Exchange Bank ~ Marin 4 Co.
~ Main strsst LancasisT, ohio, invites tho aiieh-
os ofite III cllEshs Of Fairfield and adjoining cou-
ues,to hseNshslve stock on hand. H5is pfspsred
~ sell fsoa tis ehild'l cent 10 the gsntlsnEHs ten
spd dollars and let M be pnde rsood Ia .
let sny houss under sell him.
r. g. Having LAken the shop soEth Of tho MaFket-
house, and u With sveTy variety Of Groceries
Pre- Visions &C., all Of which N be sold at tbs sane
prices, a. those st bis Main street shop He would
ssy tho Farmers that H due he will 10 pre-
pared 70 supply them will all kinds 0flzke Gsh.
Ehng on yoaT Bacon or m0Eey, or oas years credit
70 thOse that Wieh 20 open "a account.
lancaster, Hafghf2, ls5S-3IatS. ....
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
We ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR THB
PeaeOck's Improved Steel PlOW,

s"ne superior 70 any other now in use.
TVHiS factory has been IN operation during the leSt
II 33yesn, bal Tor the last few ysars their EiIsn-
ii0n has bean given particularly TO TIE improvement
Of the steel Mold Board PlON. An. amount ofAed-
ais, Diplomas de-, be sho vn. but rely more
the reports Of farmers from different parts OF the
country, where they have been in competition With
other popular P0ss, thGn We do on their being iadg
ed by sight or even q slight trial at a fair.
large assortment OF the different szes eonAtsntly J
on hand which be at our warehouse or by en-
qgiry al oar Book Store IS ain e., Whites Block.
EVeTy Piox sold by US Ia warrsEted.
Feb. 2s, ISIS JEPFRIES, WOOD & Co.