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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
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ClNCINNATTI, WILMIN TON AND
ZANESVILLE RAIL ROAD,

InPEN TO LANCAsTER.-Two daily Trains (sun-
INPday oxcepted;)
I rains leave Cincinnati at A. NJ and p NJ; ar
riying at Lancaster at p. NJ. and 25 p. NJ.
Trains leave Lancaster at 10 A. M. and 10 r M1
arriving at Cincinnati at il IS A. NJ. and 40 A. M
Trains will stop for passengersas follow: AT Amanda,
Stout's, Crclovlc, Williamsport, -Four Corners New
Holland Washington, Ratesnake, Sa6na, Cross Roadp
Wilmington, Sligo, Clarksville and Morrow. . ,
The downward trains connect at Morrcw with Tho
trains on the Little Miama Road for Columbus.
| Lines of stages will run between Lancaster and Lo.
gan, Nelsonville, Athens, Pomeroy, Somerset and
zanesville, connecting with tho morning train from
| and 9 vening train to Cincinnati.
| Fare from Cincinnati TO Lancaster, $500.
For other information and tickets, apply nj Ticket Of
Ace coruner of Broadway and Front Streets and at tho
Little Miami Depot, TO the Station Agents on inc Inc
t. w. WOODWARD.
| Engineer and Superintendent.
N-PThe Company will not be responsible for bag
gnge xceoding S5Oin value, unless the samo be re-
turned to the Conductor Agent, and freight paid a.
! amnnnt Nov. %, 1854.
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fBRoNcnfTis,T Throat Diseases, ,HackingcOugh-
and the effects ofimprudent use Of Mercury, no me,
dicine has ever been discovered which has effected
such cures as carter's Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by salvation. Hacking
Cough, Brohchlal AGsctons, Liver Disease, Neuralgia
and rheumatism, have all been relieved and cured
in wonderful manner, by the great purifier of the
blood, Carter's Spanish Mixture.
The case OF Mr.. t. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt. Call on the Agent and procure a
pamphlet containing cures, which will astonsh you.
- See advertisement jan I-lm39
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EWAL EHTATE .F0R SALE.

II WILL expose to sale, Saturday the Gath day Of
D March 1855, by public vendue at the Court House
door In the city Of Lancaster, Ohio the following Real
Estate: EifIy-SeVen Acre and 40 PercheS
Of Land South part of the Southwest Quarter of Sec
lion No. 2 Township No. Is, Range No. ls, Fairfield
county, Ohio.
Out-LOf, No. 10, North of Lancaster,
containing e00 Acres, to be sold entire or In parcels
to suit purchasers.
Lot No. 10, in the Tow N of New Salem, ,
In said county, on which Is situate small Log House.
lot No. II, In the town of PIeasant-
willie, in said county, on which is situate a Frame
Dwelling House. ..
Terms of Saie-0nehird in hand, onc-third In one,
and on third in two years with interest
Any of the above property may be purchased OF pri-
yate sale on terms as above. JoHH X. MUMAUGH,
Feb g, 1850 Assignee of c. NJ. Beery.
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sheriG,s sale.

VNY virtue of Fl. TT. Lev. Fa. to directed from
q D the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield County
and State Of Ohio, will expose TO sale by public out
cry, at tho door ofthc Court HOnss in the city OF Lam
caster on Saturddythe 0th dan Of February neHt, a. d.
1855, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ and 4
O'Clock p NJ Of said day. tho following roal Estate to-
tho third addition ofin.ots the town of Baltimore,
taken ut the suit off, p Ward, against Percs Han
mum.
at SIS.
Terms Of sale cash in hand. WIN. POTTER, Sheriff.
January eth la55-5w No36pf93.
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Biackpood. for January, is on our table.
Contents-The Conduct oflhc War, Civil
izalion: The Ccnsus-Educalion, Zaidce:
A Romance--Part H., Rural Economy Of
Great Britain and Ireland, Mr.. Thackcry
and his Novels, Peace and Patriotism
A letter to Irennus, The Story Of the Cam
paign-Part H., written in Tent in the
Crimca. The position before sebastopol-
Commencement Of tho Siege-Attack OF
Balaklava-First action Of Inkermann, ,26tl
October.
Published by Leonard Scott & Co., New
York.
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All kinds of Stoves, &c.
Notice is hereby giYen.

VHNHAT on the 10Th day Of January A. d. 1855, the
A undersigned filed their Petition in tho Clerks
Office Of the Court of Common Pleas OF Fairfield coun-
ty praying the vacation Of those parts of the 18th Al
ley lying between the Lots Nos 1856 and 1877, and Lots
Nns 30 and % in the Town Of Lockyllc and that part
Of North Alley in said Town, running from the 18th
Alley in Southeastern direction TO the Township
line. Said Petition will come on to be heard on the
rsi day Of the next Term of said Court, soon
thereafteras counsel can be hoard.
MARTIN IL SrIILEiCH, Att's. a. Z. MITHOPF.
La lSIl--2h
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BoSATroS PARTT.-we are requested to
state that donation party will be given at
the residence of Rev. JoHN NJ. LowRiE, on
Tuesday evening next Citizens generally
are invited.
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MARRIED.

On the 30th uit., by Rsv. J. wagenhals, Mr.. DAVID
F. SCHENcK to Miss. SARAH ANN MACKLIN,
both of this county.
On Tuesday last, by the same.~M FREDERIC GiSTER
TO Miss. JAcoDINA ELLISaER OF this city
By the Rev. l. S. woisz, Mr.. MARTIS V. KINNEY, and
Miss. ANN FlsnER OF the vicinity Of Jefferson.
By the same. Mr.. ABRAHAM HUNsEcKER and Miss
SusiNEAH BREsSER, of the vicinity of Winchester.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

GREELEY 'sAIMANAc for 1855 has been
received. No man who takes the slight
est interest in the political affairs of the
country should be withouta copy. 1t is
perfect compendium of the political and
statistical interests of the country. Price
-12t cents per single copy; one dolla'
per dozen and 500 per hundred.
Address Greely & McElrath, N, Y.
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GEORGE s. EATON, Nj. ID. /,

PursIcIcIAS, ocuLrsT, AND oRTHorEpIcAL SURGEON.
TTAvINGioeafed permanently in Chichothe, offer,
his professional services to all who are afflicted
with any of the following diseases or deformitios:
Amaurass, Opthalmia, or inflammation of the Eyes
Tramelar Lids; Watery Eyes; Cataracts, Specks and
Piems efectually removed; Strabismus Cross Eyes
cured ina few seconds; Ptass; Club Foot; Hair LIP
together with every other operation belonging to the
operative Surgeon. y....t Z
II mo charges for cxamiaatio
Address Ghillicothc, OH May2, lS9%- ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
TO TAILORS.

FINE chance for Tailor is offerod in Cirelevie,
"A 10 go in an established business, by the subscriber
& ia bout 10 20 in TO Farming, and will sell out tho
good will of business that bringsan income OF lO9
dollars year. Apply in person or by leterto D. b
Beers over Rogers, Adams q Co.'s Store. dN
Possession given on the lst, Of March. .
Crcleyille, Ohio, Jan. 1s, ls55-37.
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In Fairfeid Consmon Pleas.

Benjamin +. Townsend,
against Petition for divorce.
Mnrgare. A. Townsend,
yEVHE Defendant is hereby notified that the Com
3 painnnt has this day filed in tho Clerks Once OF
the Court aforesaid his pettion herein demanding
dissolution of the marriage bonds now subsistng be-
hem, and assigning causes therefor: First,
wllful absence for more than thrco years: Second,
adultery. JOSEPH A. SHAW, Att'y for Petitioner
JANUARY 3, ,le55--Gw35pf51,75 ei
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AvALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

OCNn Acres Of first rate up Land and bottom mea-
ONZVy dow, alarge Improvement, apple and peach
orchard Of the best grated fruit many elegant springs
hewed log barn and house, large quantity oihewne
timber and saw-logs. The land to be sold in lots OF
together situated good road, 81 miles from Ian
caster and one mile from Pratt's Saw MIL.
For terms apply to CHARLES DtBBLE,
Madison Township, Fairfield county, Ohio, orto
ALFRED McVEIGH,
Land Agent, Lancaster, Ohio.
September :, Is54-l96
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

wA destructive FIRE occurred in A
ITEMS one day last week destroying large
amount of property. The Post Office and
Democrat printing Office were consumed.
The loss falls heavily on Mr.. STEADMAN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
Correction.

We noticed last week that DANIEL KLYNE
had established Saddler, Harness and
Trimming shopi in Amanda. 1t should have
read DANIEL KYNER. See advertisement as
corrected.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

Putnqm's Monthly is regularly received,
1t is the leading literary Magazine in the
country. Send your orders to G. Q. Put
nam & Co, New York.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
NOTICE.

DERsoNs knowing themselves indebtedto the %.
tate OF JONATHAN BARTHOLOMEW, deceased, are I,
hereby notified to make immediate payment, or thor
accounts will be placedn the hands of The proper OF
cers for collection. The books and accounts OF saia
deceased be found at the Drug store Oh 'he
signed, an Baltimore, Ohio. .. -,
Ian. lS, 1857. A. L. SIMMONS, Aoms
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
NOTICE.

EEAvlNG purchased the stock of Groceries former
HH Iy owned by Maximlllian Giani,l would respect
y max of the public liberal share OF their patron
uge With many obligations for former favors, be-
slowed upon the old 6rm the new one presents many
additional attractions, and begsa Gon'nnanee or iA
vors. " lbLIA" HinF'Aa
Jan. 1s, 1861.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

NoRrn CARoLrSA.--The Legislature has
passed bill in favor Of the erection of a
Monument to the Signers Of the Declara-
lion of Independence.
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DIED,

After short Illness, in Pleasant townsbpo the 10Th
Of January. Mrs ELizABETH TuoMEN, consort of Mr..
JouN TnoMEs, aged 20 years emonths and u days
She Kind mother, an ntfectionae wife, and an
from her carly days until her end Peace be to her
ashes. G. w.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
! Citv PranertY Tor sale.

VWVuE subscriber will sell private sale the Brick
House, on the Northeast corner OF hlgh ana
Wheeling streets. There is all the neednl eonven-
fences on the property, such as Well ClsteIn, o.syo
&c. piensanty situated and is altogether one OF ,nS
most desirable private dwellings In the city ,or
particulars inquire q tsAAV VIZ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

arrested. Geo. NJ DEGRoFF of Violet
township in this county. was arrested in
this city on Thursday last on charge of
making bogus coin His trial will come
of on Friday next, tomorrow.
The Eastern war cost Great Britain in
twelve months, no less than 100000, 900,
and it is estimated bit for the second year,
at least Sloe,ooO,ooo will be requir-
ed,
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JOHN WORK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ..
COPPER, TIN s. SHEET-IRCN WARE,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN .....
COPPER, TIN & SIIEET-IRCN WARE,
Irain street, nearly opposite the Takimadge House.
a GAIN takes pleasure in calling the attention ofhs
~ customers and country merchants generally to
the largest stock of Copper, Tin and Shoet-ron mann
acures ever brought to this market. He takes great
pains to keep constantly hand large variety of
every thing that possibly be wanted in his line, and
1atters himself that from his long experience in the
Tin and Sheet-IrOn Business,
he will be able give full satisfaction to all who may
edge of the business, his selections are made with
view to durability, style and cheapness.
Manufactured to Order.
He also keeps In his employ of the best work
men that can be secured and always having hand
the very best material, is enabled to manufacture
order anything and every thing desirable in his line,
in as good style aud fair terms as eau anywhere
be had.
All kinds of Stoves, &c.
Never in the history of Lancaster was there estab
lishmcn that kept on hand larger aud more complete
en OF stoves Of all kinds and varieties He is
also prepared with alargc number of Fire Crates, and
for the accommodation of his customers keeps on hand
alnrge quantity OF Fire Brick, anufacuIed express
| ly with n view to putting up Crates, &c.
In ne any and everything needed in his line can he
secured by giving him call. and at prices
able as can bc obtained in any other establishment in
the State lnasnuch his present stock is greatly
superior his former nqnantity, quality, variety aTi
cheapncss, he feels confident that persons giving MIN
cali will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied
Lancaster, Septembor23 lS5i-2l
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F1RE.-A fire broke out on the afternoon
Of Tuesday last, in the workshop and sta
BILE Of SAMUEL SnERIoK, situated at the
extreme north end of Broad street, con-
suming property to the amount oftwohun-
dred aud fifty or three hundred dollars, in
Guiding all the carpenter tools belonging to
Mr. S. The fire originated from a stove
pipe in the work shop, which adjoined or
was part of the stable. A horse belonging
to GEORGE STROBE, Esq, came near being
burned to death, and was only saved
through the most strenuous exertions on
the part of its owner, who was slightly
burnedin the face in his humane efforts to
save the horse.
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coNsIsTlNa OF Four DIVISIONS,

each suited for places business family residences
with grounds extending to the Alley in the rear.
Also, ONE FRAME WAREEHOUsE
and grounds attached thereto, the Canal South of
the Alley, between Main and Wheeling Streets.
Also, iN-LoTS Nos. 5oG, 507 5ua. 81 sig aud 5l3,
OF tho City of Lancaster being numbered IO h ~ 15
10 and n of tho Northwest Addition according to
original numbering.
Terms Of Sale--5nc-third OF the purchase money to
be paid in hand, one-third in me, and one-thrd In
two years with interest from the day of sale.
II, H. HUNTER, Trustee l.. o. Bank.
January o. 1s5j.-3T30
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CMEAP PRANK on HAND AGAIN.
Fhe Last Chance and the Last OpPOr-
tunity in the world TO save Money.
CLOTHING TO BE SOLD POSITIVELY Y


AT COST,
FROM THIS DAY UNTIL THE 1st OF APRIL, 1855
FOKs CASH ONLY.
ETAVING concluded to remove to the West in few
Y q months, We have determined TO give our friend,
and all Fairfield County avery good opportunity, such
as they will mover have again, TO lay in fine supply OF
Winter and Spring Clothing, 25 per cent lower thar
they ever bought the kind of Goods before and
to convince them that there humbug in the matter
we shall exhibit marks. Those desiring to lay III
good stock Of Clothing for their families will fnO
this good chance We shall,also Offered fine selected
stock OF JeyVcIry and watches,
so per cent lower than ever was offer in this market
Come one, come all and get great bargains.
e. SIMON & 30.
f.. JOSEPH FRANK, Salesman.
JfFThose having accounts to settle with the above
firm, will please come forward and settle the same.
Lancaster, January II, 1856
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NOTICE.

YH1HR creditors of r. w. DENNING are notified tc
present their claims against him TO the underslgn
cd for adjustment, and those indebted to him VII
'1..o. ~, III snd aeiiIe DANIEL SIFFORD,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

ANOTHER GREAT Snow STonM.-The
Aeecy element continued to fall copiously
from about 10 o'clock Thursday night, un-
til 0 o'clock Saturday morning, thirty
six hours. Our streets aud pavsments
were embarrassed with the profusion oi
this last favor of old Winter. Soon, how
ever, the sidewalks will be cleared, the
roads we'll packed; and already we see
lively sleighs moving about, and hear the
merry sound of bells.
! IIark the cutters with their bellSi
| Silver bells! Ginning bells!
! What tale OF merrimeut
4 Their melody foretelis,
| AZ they tinkle, tinkle, tinklcs
| On tho icy air ofnght,
TIN the stars that over sprinkle
All the heavens, seem to twinkle
| With nebulous delight
Keeping time-time-timc,
In kind of runic rhyme
To the Naturalization
That so musically wells
FROM the Thymlng and the Ginning OF thob BELLS
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Report of the Condition of the Fairfield
County Agricultural Society.

JANUARY 90, 1855.
o. II. PERRY, in account with Fairllsld County
1'e ano,nt collected from County, o $50 co
10 received during Fair, Ices 40
To balance in Treasury last year, O3i q
To amount for change during the Fair, 100 W
|
npn -r
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
yUNHE undersigned will expose to sale by public
vendue, at the Court House door In Lancaster, Oh
Saturday the nth day of February. 1856,
tho following properly, to-wit:
THE Two STORY BRICK BLOCH.
on the North side OF Main Street, the Canal, il
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The balance shown to b. In the Treasury Ut this
time Is due gnd owing but has not been paid in yet.
~ y. II. PERRY, Treasurer,
February 6, ,lS55-3w4O Fairfield Co., Ag. Society.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-01
Ksoy.NoTHING BOASTS.

We cow The following paragraph rom one OF lie
know-nothing organs in this city:
SEVENTY Two THoUsAND.-The Richmond Penny
Post of Monday last says:-We have just been
officially informed that there at this time SEW
ENTY-TWO THOUSAND members of the know
nothing order In Virginia. This we assure the
public is strictly official and entirely reliable.
Another statement says that the proportion of
democrats to wbgs in the lodges is as three to four
If the two statementsare true the majority against
WISE for Governor will be forty seveH tOnsand-
We happen to not quite believe these stories, and
refer to them for the purpose of testing the RELIABLE
ity Of kDow-nothing 'oficial Information" We
have always feared, and now fear, that Mr.. WISE
will be beaten but we don't believe the majority
against him will be forty-seven thousand.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-01

INTERESTING FROM CUBA We have a letter da-
ted at Havana on the 18th inst, written by a gen.
tleman Of intelligence and integrity, which furnish
es US several interesting items Of news. Much ex-
element has been produced by the late speech Of
Luzuriaga, in the Spanish Cortes, to the aboli-
ton Of slavery Ia the island The version of the
spa ech sent to Cuba, represents the minister
saying that, without invading the rights of estab.
lished property, without refusing to compensate by
a suitable indemnity, the Spanish Government was
finally decided to put an end to barbarous insti-
tuition"
A decree has just been published for raising six
teen new companie of blacks, l25 each, in addi-
ton to the present number already under arms.
They are to be raised by voluntary enlistment, if
practicable, otherwise by coerci n.
An English ship has lately arrived at Havana
from China with 400 Chinese, many of whom were
condemned as pirates. This cargo is readily taken
up and distributed. Many more ships are expect
ed under a contract to bring 1000 to 5000 This
is one contract; there are said to DO others.
The captain general has recalled the governor of
Sagua la Grande for his arrest of Mr., Thompson
This is understood to have been caused by infor-
nation received from Washington. He had before
intended not to recall him, but now makes vic
tim of him under pretence that he has been de-
ceived by representations from Sagua. The gov
ernorShip Of the place is now rendered to q known
friend of Mr.. Thompson, but upon conditions on
his part which will not be complied with
Since the speech about abolition of slavery and
the intelligence that 10000 troops were to be sent
from Spain have been received at Havana, the
newly-raised volunteers are in high spirits, and
gravely threaten ''t9 go to New Orleans and de-
stroy the nest of pirates" in that city Washington
Union .- b..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-01
WHOSE CANDIDATE Is COL. GENTRY,


FATE OF THE PARrY.-The Lebanon Herald
speaking of matters pertaining to the approaching
canvass says:
"Col Gentry is now entering upon canvass
that ia to seal the fate OF the party in Tennes-
see'
If our contemporary of the Herald means the
wing party we incline TO the opinion that e is
mistaken The Knoxville Wig says, and the Wig
is presumed to know
"Col Gentry is not the candidate of the tchig
party in Tennessee; he does not desire a nomina
tion by Wig State C0nventton, and has not
sought such endorsement SO far as old party
lines and party principles are concerned, he is as
he always has been, wing but he is now pro-
minent member of new and third party-he is TIE
candidate of the AMERICAN PARTY, and runs upon
that Platform, and under that banner must either
triumph or fall"
Presumiug that the Wing is sure of lis ground
and that Col Gentry is really running, not as the
Wing, but the American candidate, we cannot see
how the result, whether successful or adverse to
Mr.. Gentry is to seal the fate Of the tChig party
But perhaps that's not what the Herald meant
Maybe, 1t means the canvass upon which Col. Gen
try is entering is to seal the fate of the american
party in Tennessee.
Again-the Herald says:
1t is iact-and there is no use in trying to
conceal it-that there are good many members of
the party in this Congressional District particular
", who are lnkewarm, to say the least OF it toward
Col. Gentry"
Members of which party-the Wing or Amer
icdn7 What sort OF admissions and statements are
these for the especial champions of Col Gentry to
be making ut this time, when the horses are on the
track and the riders booted and spurred, ready to
mount We hope Col. Gentry may not have oc
casion to exclaim "save me from the more jealous
of my friends