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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24
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Questions for the President, the Secretary
Of The Nary, he Mary Board, and az
.aasesicaa People.
Is il probable tina, jury would render jus.
tice 10 III individual under trial. IL every member
oflbat Jury would be bencaed by rendering 4
terdlct against the accusedf
Was moi every member Of The Navy Board
advanced or promoted. or had his pay increased,
by deciding against other off, ers
Us a man eligible To serve on Jury when he
hlmselfls interested in the verdict
When an officer had been reported upnn IN.
favoIaby BY The Board, should he moi have been
permitted 10 hand IN his defence
Would there have been as many officers "re.
Tired. iulonghed. and dropped." Il such vacan.
cies would MOI have been filed by promotions !
While officers, who in Their day have been
among the very best in the service. and who
have seen large amount of sea service, have
been "dr"pped," have mi others, who never
would 60 10 sea, been retained, aud some oil
them promoted
Have not many of The most infrm. inefficient
and useless officers been retained and promoted,
shle some al the wnrihesi and most useful
have been drcppedl
The Board were in session thirty, FIVE work.
ing days. allowing five tot,rs for each days
session, which would be total session Of one
hundred and fifty hours during which they
examined and reported nron the cases of seven
hundred and eleven officers; which, would give
an average Of Twelve minuies and forty seconds
To each case. Was not this an ind,cen, haste,
and does Il mi exceed The Tribunals Of she
Reign of Terror
Allowing lie Board was NOT inIallible, and hal
they drd plnsIce in some cases, cannot their er,
fon be ronecieds
Is there no, an appeal from every Couri Of
Justice, and can there be no appeal from, Court
where jus,iwelve minutes and forty seconds, on
on average, we're devoted 10 eacl, case where
The accused was no. head, and where no record
OF minutes were kept Of their proceedingsl
Lastly, will The American people, who love
Justice, tolerate such proereding.s DRcaruR
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24

- INvAIIDs recovering from lie eiIsr,- II Fever
Billions Diseases. long continued lncss Of any kind.
viii ni Carers Spanish Mixture The only 'encty which
will sive cir dropping constitutions, ctpe 81 lad hu
MRS from the hool excite tbs liver 10 prompt and
healthy arian and hy IL tonic properties, restore The
patient 10 lic and ,igsr
Wa eau only say TRY fr A single bottle is worth
III The spcalled Sar.lpalas 10 existence. i contains
no Mercury. OPIUM o. any other no,i,us o. P,rannnrs
drus ini eau be given 10 the youngest infant without
hesitation.
See Tie ceuifcaies u wonderful cures around the bot.
e.. More than Eve hundred pcf@bns IN the City Of
Richmond. Va, can testify 70 IL good elects.
See advertisement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24

LoiLp,cggs Ointment snd Pill. rrrisin remedies flr
heumlii-m.-IIenty foa, aged So. u Natclcz. Mis-.
si-sipri was severe sufferer from this complaint and
tried numbcr 10 rrruled remedies hoping They wpuI
benct him. hut he became bad II lat 10 e cntiic
" connrd 10 biz he'd, and he unable 10 either
hand o. facl. While Ne 10 lli- horrible rendition.
friend brought him aquaniits II Holloway Ointment
and Pills which he Immediately cummcnccd 10 u-s; he
soon EunJ hm-elf gradually improved " them. and W
pef.esrrng with them Coz eleven weeks, he WIS entirely
cured, and has since cnJoyed The hest u health
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24
Committee Of Examination.

1gtHE Committee appointed 10 exaraine applicants for
certificates to teach the Common Schools of Orange
County will meet al the Court House in Hillsborough
on Saturday the 9Th Of October, At II o'clock, A. M.
Persons wishing certificates must apply OF the regular
meetings, as the comnee have felt compelled to adopt
resolution not TO grant certificates at other times UNI
less Tor very special and urgent reasons.
BY order Of the Chairman.
October sh, 1855. g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24

Atorney General Gushing has decided thai
the constitutional right i rizrn Of TIE United
STATES 20 teclaim fugitive from his lawful SER
wire extends mol only 10 a,e states and 10 The
Organized ierriiaies, bu also to all The morgan
izrd territorial possessions Of The United States.
II in such territory tkere he no commissioners
81 iiie United States 20 arl, the tlain,an, may
prueeed By n-captae. without Judicial process.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24

SHOCKING MuRpER MAR CUMBERLAND, Mo.
--Baltimore, Oct. i6-Dr. Hadell, of Cum.
berland, Nd. and his clerk. named Graf,
were both murdered on Sunday last. near
that place, By German. Their bodies were
found last night horribly mutilatcd. The
murderer has enarrcstcd, aud Tie clothing,
watch aud pocket books Of the victims fund
in his possession.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24
Mary Henderson and others, ~ patio.
p.l,i.nn 6,r Sal. III R.nI E.lu,..

Mary Henderson and others, ~ patio.
pcliiaa Jor SaL IF Real Estate.
srEse. prasraNT toa decree oi the Court Of
sg,,S.s Equity Cor Orange County. held Al the
~ Govt House in Tlls,o,ough, on The Mon.
s1sta day Of September 1855 shall oIIer Al public
sslr. at Jones and Hesief's Roads, on Monday the
goth of October next three valuable tracts Of land be-
anaina 10 the estate Of The late Ahncf Parker One In
Inc County of Orange. % Little River, adjoining The
lands II William Cam Page Warren and others, con.
sininr about 100 acres. tho oher ~ Person County,
IN Ire wsrfs II Flat Riset adjoining The lands d The
late Geutee Glenn aud others containing about 80
aud Que o,hct tract lying patty 10 Person and part
II IL Orange. on Tic waters of Flat River, aHnng the
lan,s 81 Jacob Cofo. N M Darlington and others.
tanning shout % Twelve months credit will he
gwen ilr purchaser giving bond and good sceuit, an
lie title will 10 reserved until ihe purchase moncy pai.
The sale will take place At 70 s'elock
THOMAS WEBB, {. s at.
September 18th. 5--iw
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Died, in Wake county, on Friday the l2tl instant,
Mrs. Laura y. Doun, wife Of William q. Doub, ESQ.,,
Editor of the n Carolina Star, of Raleigh. She leaves
devoted husband, deeply afflicted father, and three
small children, besides large circle Of friends, to mourn
the loss Of one who filed her place well in all the rela-
;ions Of life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24
AR RTE !,

Ia Caswcll county, on Tuesday the 7th instant, by
the Rev. II. p. Joiner Col. T. Block HoLDES Of Hal.
,x county. Va, and Merchant in Milton, to Miss BET-
TIE X. CrRRIE, Of casNell.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24
Clarendon Iron Works,

WILMINGTON, N. C.
A. III. yanbokkeIen. Proprietor.
THE subscriber having purchased the entire interest
III the . CLARENDON IRON WORKS." soil
cts orders for
Steam Engines, Of any power or style,
Saw Mills of every variety,
Mining Machinery and Pumps,
Grist and Saw Mills. complete.
Parker, Turbine, and other WaicT.wheels,
Ricc-irld Pumps aud Engines,
I.caSIts Corn and Cob CTusher,
Rice Thrasheu,
Single Machines.
Shsiiing Hangers and Pullics,
Cotton Gins qn1 Gearing,
Iron Castings Of all kinds and Patterns
Bias ditto ditto ditto,
Locomotive and Tabular Boilers,
Flue and plain Cylinder Boilers,
Blacksmith work Of all kinds,
Iron Doors for Houses and Jails
THE ESTABLISHMENT
Having been recognized for the express purpose of
,surng puncuality in The execution Of al ORDERS the
public may rest satisfied that any work which may Of.
fer will be promptly delivered According TO promise. and
of such workmanship cannot fail 10 give satisfaction.
THE ECIlANlCAT. DEPARTMENT
Being IN charge Of 0 Of talent aud experience.
have no hesitation 10 saving that the work hereafter
turned OUT, shall compare asoraby n every respect with
that Of the mos, celebrated Ii the States aud Al prices
which will make il The interest Of all that want TO send
me their orders.
REPAIR WORK
Always done without delay; and having large force
ar that purpose. will prove advantageous 10 any per-
ION needing such 10 give The preference without re-
gard TO the expense Of sending from distance
Orders will be addressed Ii. Clarendon lion Works.
Wilmington, n. q.
A. II. vANBOKKELEN.
October Is To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24

Ismuel Lynch rs q. n. u. Evans and wife and others.
Petition for SIZE Of Real Esiofe
srw-x PURSUANT to decree Of the Court Of
U.G Equity Inr Orange County. held Al The Court
Hsas House in IliilSolough on the Cd Monday in
So September 1855, shall offer at public sale
81 the Court House door, Saturday the goth day Of
0ctnhe, next, that valuable House and Lot, the
Of Marlborough. King street, adjoining the Masonic
Hall lot the west. and Josiah Turner the east and
known the Clancy House and Lot, containing about
one acre Six months credit will e gwen the purcha-
giving bond aud good security. aud The lille will he
reserved until the purchase money il paid.
Tie Sale will take place al ~ O'Clock.
THOMAS WEBB, q. & ". Z.
September IS. 5--iw
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William n. Garden AMI others, EI Pare.
Petition jor Sic 81 Real Estate.
s1<as prRsrASr 10 decree Of the Court Of
syAk%w Equity iof Orange County. held u The couri
sTS House IN Marlborough on the I'd Monda, 10
rs&ss September 1855, riati uIIrr At public sale
On The premises on Thursday the 18Th day d October
next that valuable tact Of land ia Orange County
Hllethe's Greek. late the property Of James Garden
deed. adjoining The lands q William W. Guess, Viii
Ism n. pfaii and shcrs, containing about hundred
and seventy three acres. Twelve months credit viii be
aisen. the purchaser giving bond aud approved security
snd Tie tie will be rcscrycd unit, The purchase money
Is paid.
The Sale viii take place 81 !. o'clork.
THOMAS WEBB, c. x ME-.
September u.s. 5-iw
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Heirs OF DanieI Turreniinc.

I,lIE undersigned hereby makes known that DANIEL
Il TURRENT1NE, late Of Orange County, died IN.
tesa,c and without ever having been married. lie has
len considerable personal estate. which i 10 the hands
Of the undersigned, bis administrator. He also lcft
good tract Of land.
The brothers and sisters " the leceasrd who arc w..
ing, and The issue Of those Of them who are dead are
entitled 10 his essie-and as all of them with one CIV
rrp,ion, live in parts unknown 10 the undersigned he
gives them this notice. Any litter directed 10 him ~
to bis attorney John w NGwOOJ, Esq, at this place,
will be attended 10 promptly.
NELSON p. HALL.
u ill.boloush. n. G., August 81, 1855. O3--
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\ OTICE n.

rrNllE undcrsisnei having Al August Tenn. 1855, Of
Orange County Couri. taken uut letters Of adm.
nstraiun an the estate OF WILLIAM GAIN. Jf.. dc.
decreased. hereby gives notice 20 al persons indebted "
sid E.iaic % call and nakr immediate payments and
those having claims. ~, scni them uy suhrntieaied
within The time pre,rr Nv law otherwise lIis nnlice
will te pleaded III lar ~ ilisif recovery.
THOMAS CAIN, Admir-.
September /. 1855. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24
FOR SALE OR RENT,

4 VALUABLE Tract Of Land lying on Buck Wa
~ ter Creek, adjoining Jesse Lewist and Archibald
Cain. This tract has on il good Dwelling House,
and is well timhered and watercd and contains two
hundred and fifty or three hundred acres Any one
wishing such place, would DO well TO inquire Ct the
subscriber, al South Lowell. Orange county.
JOHN l.. BROWN.
September "a, 6-5wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24
COME AT LAST

COME AT LAST
An now IN rcccipi of LARGE and WELL Sc
\ LECrED stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which
I anu determined to sell At reasonable prices. Below
give lev leading slclcss
5000 yards Of Calicoes, all grades;
1900 yards Of -liprl checked, plaid and solid col.
cred Mousline DC Lanes;
French aud English MerinOs, assorted eolors;
cahureh Cloths;
Molair Dehsgc, lnr riding dresses;
Black, figured, and plain black AIpacas;
Black, figured. and plain black Silks;
Black More Antique SILK Cor dresses and maniillss;
Plaid. checked. anil plain cUlofed silks
White aud Blark sin laees;
Mofie Antique. anil Velvet Ribbons;
Galloons aid Gimps. Of ~ colors. Coz trimmings;
Black and colored CiOihs, fnf making eloaks. sc.
call particular attention 10 my stock d good. fof
Men and Bsss weif, Il being much larger than usual
eompri'ing IN part.
Renlurky Jran,; Erminc Cloth. Diagonal Twceds;
Black aud rulortd saiineii.
Black Docekn Cassincfts Of al prices;
Panry aud plain colOrd Cassimefrs;
5000 y,ls Of blcaehc aud unblrachrd Cotton Cloths;
Pine hlark and eoloted Cielh-;
Red aud White flinncls, OF all grades;
l.inseys, Of al qualities;
Lincn anil Cotton Table Clnihs;
Apron Checks; bed 1irkng;
Negro anI Bel Blankets. some very fnr;
Ladies' Collars sleeve CuIls aud Chensriis, French
worked hands;
Irish Linens, Of ell qualities;
Biiiants, kF unierdfcssesi
Jsconel, checked, Striped figured and plain Swiss
Muslin;
great variety q Gloves, fOr ladies', gentlemen and
ciiillrcn;
Ladies and Mems Rulef 0tefshecs;
Mems Buffalo Otershoes,
SCHOOL BOOKS always on hsnd.
A large III Of Fine Cirsis, Of The mof approved
brands; sinking and Chewing Tobacco Pencil sharp
encfs; Springs; Aalgs; Mass, paliem Canvas; cd
Cafptng; Hotse Callirs. ilsme- .ssdde.hags; Coach
Copa. and Japan vami,hes; Paint and vafnsh Brush
e.: Lin.ced and Train Oh, Castings; Grind Stones
/ lIangings; &c.
All ultle above. anil any thing usually kept ID re-
tell siaie eau " luunJ d JAMES W EBBS.
/ tlciVJei -. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-24

Race on the lIillsborough Course.
fEslE Gfcai Race on lie Hill.lorouah Course will
come or On Thursday The lei dsy of November.
1855, one mile heal, and tcpcti.
Secession Bailcy. G. alsd years entered by ]. r.
TuincE
Young Toby Ice. :. Co aged years. entered By A..
e'ih,li lolsnd.
riirh in--H ant deep
September 81. g.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
The Trimhle-.-Cnpt. Norton.

The Portsmouth Tribune represents this
old-hshioned craft TO be in crazy condi-
tian, and running on one wheel" "Sho
was in the trade thirty years ago; and we
are afraid Of her bottom Its pretty well
eaten out, gentlemen. Her engines are
rusty and her steampipos are cracked
Besides, we don't like tho way she was
put into the trade this last time. The
stockholders arc most too mixed--toc
many of the opposition lno' in her to sui
us. Shall We give up our staterooms and
move ourselves and baggage on board this
kind Of craft? No ono believes that she
will ever reach port" Insurance offices
take earcl She isn't worth the paper OF
which the policy is written, and Il the in
spectors don't ito her up and suspend Capt
NoRroN before the season is over, we @,
for having them removed.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
.EOysS WC1EK,

3 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ll =
COPPER, TN * SiiEtV-t,tLN WARE:
Main street, Reariy opposite the Taiina2ge House.
GAIN takes plcusaro in calling ths attention ofhis
"a customers aud cnuEtry merchants grneruily, 10
the largest STOCK Of Copper, Tin and Shoot Iron manu-
faetures broughuto this market. Ho takes great
oyery thing that possibly bo wanted IN his line and
natiers himself that froinhis Long experience in tho
Tin aud Shect-IrOn Business,
he win c able to give full st faction tn all who ma,
fivor him with theirwork. Having practical knowl-
edge 0I The buspcS3, his s9loctioHs, aro mad1 with
view 10 durability, style and chedVnoss.
Manufactured 10 Order. t
ua also keeps in his employ someof tho hest work
mon tnl can 10 secured, aud always having on hand
tho very best mate rial, Is enabled to mhnnfrirr ~
order anythl,g and every thing desirable IN his line
In MS good ST., 10 and uir terms us any ywhcre
&c had.
All kinds of stoves, SC.
Never IN the history Of Lancaster was there an esab-
lshn NJ TINT Kept on hand larger and complete
assortment oc atnyes,of all kinds al varieties. lie i
also prepared with large number OF Fire GrHies, and
for tho acc0nn oatun of his customers k1rps hand
alhrgc quantity or FIRE Briot manufactured express
ly with a view to putting up Gru,s dc.s ~ e. T
In nne, any and eryhing needed In his line can bC
sccurcdby giving him call aud ut prices as reason
able as can be obtained In any other establishment IL
the State. lunsnuch as his present stock Is great.
superiorto his former In quantity. quality, variety nnt
clieapness he feels contdent that persons giving hin
caii will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied
~ UpalsO kccpsconStantly on han,
| N ASs.---r-s-r largo Stock of Steel It0wk
! SS&N - Of Cincinnati and Cireleyllo man
| NzzEs2a-ssAhaU uflcturo. ''"
| Lancaster. March &, 1855 a ...t -....
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

How THE OLD DEMocRAcY SUPPORT Mr.
PIKRcE.-Hon. John M. Niles, of Con.
necticut, one Of the old Jackson democrats
aud Postmaster General under Van, Buren,
has been on his travels. In letter to tn,
Hartford Times, he says he Travelled
through Ten States and one Territory, anS
he says he could not find ono solitary de
fender Of the present administration -
Even the party editors had deserted him
and said he was the hardest load that tn,
patient pack.mulc Of democracy had eve
carried. l.ff9 ~ y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
DENTISTRY.

3D. to remain permanently in this city, and having re-
ceived Instructions from experienced Dentist frviR
the city Of New York, and obtained knowledge
business respectfully tenders his
ycesto citizens Of Lancaster and the public generally
II nc Is preparedto perform all operations upon the
the Teeth, treating spungy deceased Gums destroy
ing Nerves, removing Tartar, etc.
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold Plato from enc TO
full set: also Artificial Crowns set on healthy roots
without pain, as to answer all the purposes ofmas.
tication, =. ,..t g..
Every operation in Dentistry essential to preserve
and beautify the Teeth, and give thema healthy ac-
ton and improve the BREATH health &Taste performed
moderate terms Ladiesin the city or county, will
waited on at their respective places of residenee
IL be requested. No charges made or. examipatop
lcoHsultation at his office.
oFFICE-on the Northeast corner Of the Public
Square, door from Main street..
Lancaster, September %, ,ls54-2t l.Is
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

k1-Speaking Of the nomination of AL
FRED KELLY. in our neighborins Senatorial
District, the Cleveland Herald says: psi
eNo man Ia Ohio, now upon tho stage.
has moro indelibly made his mark thanMr,
Kelly. As Gnancier in the darkest days
ofour pecuniary troubles, Mr.. X, was in
s,rumental in carrying the Buckeye State
through with spotless character. In the
Senate Of The State Mr.. X, originated and
. carried through the best tax law we ever
had. and the present banking system was
established under the judicious exertions Of
Mr.. X. There never was time in the
history Of the State whom such men as Mr..
Kelly wero more needed in the Legisla-
ture."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

E1- The Rev. N. Schleicl announces
that he win preach on the evening Of tho
ed Tuesday Of October. We suppose this
preacher has commission from Bishop
Young as missionary to this city ! We
advise FatAsr Schlsich not TO sieol Young''
sermon denouncing the Common Schools
Of Ohio as ''seminsries Of heresy. prosti
tuition and in6delity." Take something
with which your readers may bc less ia
miliar.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
NE r CHANT TAILoRs S

~HA NTAVE removed their Clothing Establishn,on,
LII u to tho Talfmadge Block, fret door Ease Of
WWe Latta's Hardnare Store, where they are oren.
ng large and extensive assortment Of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, and are now manufacturing every
variety OF Spring and Summer Wear, which they will
low as the same quality Of goods word can
be purchased at any other establishment In the city,
Their clothing Is manufactured under her own super.
vision, and Is consequently superior to that which s
bIoaght from other places. They have also on hand
beautiful raristy Of Cloths, Cassimeres, YestiHRs
which they are prepared to manufactue TO order They
have In their employ the best Of workmon and are al
all times prepared TO make the best fits in the latest
styles. AHthsirp pork mill be paryaRtsd.. i'IF
The public respectfully solicited to call and ex
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed they their old Gus.
eral satisfaction both in the quality and price OF their
goods and work. SPRINGER & TROUT
LoncPsteI .Aprii5, 1854
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
FRESH ARRIVAL OF GHOCERIES
AT THE
CITY GROCERY STORE!

HENRY \. GEBELEIN,
One Door Fast of the Hocsing Pdley Bank, South il
~ Main Street, Lancaster, ohio .e
I'D ESPECTFULLY solicis tho nttenionofhls friend,
y and customers, and all that may want Gruccrie>
and who win he so Kind to give him call both from
tho city and country tony superior and complete stock
or Groceries Just received, embracing In part the fol-
lowing articlcSi 81.
- JAVA and RIO COFFEE; Young, Tyson
ksff9IN Black and Imperial TEAS; New Orleans Sugar
SsSF Loaf, Crushed and Pulyeri2ed; Rlce, Golden
JGR& Syrup. =. II. Syrup, $. H. MolaSses, N Orlean
do Oranges, Icmous Ralsians,, Figs, Pruin, Almonds
Pocons Filbers, Coco Nuts and Brazil Dried Beef
Dried 1ongucs and Cincinnati Cured Hams, EnHlisl
Dairy Checseand W, X. Cream do; Spice, Cinnamon
Cloves Ngtntegs, Mace, Alspico, Pepper and Ginger
Sal Soda CT Tartar, SaTratas, Starch, Salpctcr, Ext
togwood Indigo, Mudder, Alum, cte., etc.
sonn, Candies, Tubs, Buckets, Reooms, Wash Bprds
Baskets etc, etc.
fine lot OF Chewing Tobacco, also Smoking do. apC
Cignrs Wines and Walkers Burton Pale Alo, geitar
al stock ofNoons, Toys, and great many other arilGlps
May /, 1854. II. y. GEBELElN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
CITY CoNEECTGO3 3EEsY,
SAMUEL HENLEY,

Nd ESPECTFUl,LY Informs the citizens Of Lancaster
III and yiciniiy, that he has opened new c"hfcc-
tIoHnry The Post 0hne eOFRsr Of ~ Street aud the
Public Square, where he will constantly Keep on hand
a well nsso rtod Stock Of Confectionery, FrEifs Se.
lie "a prepared, On shor. notice, TO do any kihd OF
Baking In Ills line, In warranted 10 please.
CAsny manufactured and sold Iekoirsdie and retail
il Pof SKA and rOuAcco, the very best Niliatal
times bc fouud at thc City Confectionery. go
~ Having procured room or tho purpose,h1 VIII
bo pre- pared to Accommodate Ladies' aud Ganllclhch
with lev CnaAN and summer refreshments.
Lancaster, July 30, lo55.-i2tf ..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

Is Wc have tie qualification to announce
that Col. Medill viii address his fellow
ciIizens Of this county in their several tp's,
the week preceding the election Ohio
Eagle. -~ss-t
z Thank you, gentlemen, for the news.--
Since Medill's departure there has beel
quite a fall in the price Of wheat. w
hope the Governor wont forget to put it u
u two dollars again.