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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
sERAsrOpOL JUST rAkEN.

TENAR subscribers have now got their New Fleuripe
y Mn in full op2ntion aRd will purchase all The
seod wheat lhat they can get, and-pay ths high ,,st
their MIL We will also do custom work for ths far.
mers when srist5 OF 10 bushels and upwards evev
thing less we will give 40 asia exchange. We wish 10
do home trade aud VIII deliver folr By the Barrel
70 avery part Of The city frss of drayagsf the -four
does not prove good rstuTn tbs viii rem
der satisfaction. fSNYpER & KEYNON
Opposite Fso. Rings Wonleu Factory.
Lancaster. ehfo, angRst 30, ls55-I7tf
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REMoVAE.

DIR. WAGENTIALs,
TYAS removed bis ohiee to Lutta,s esrHkr. Eas, ok
4 4 the Court House. opposite the Ohio Raela onca
Lancaster, October 60, le54-26
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

= Ea-Pope Pho Nind has issued his Bull
of decentralization against the King of
Sardinia because the King does not feel dis
posed 70 let his Holiness haze his own
way in regard to The church property in
his Magesiy's ddminions.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

UOMEOPATHIET

VUHIE4JPAIFIISIs
OFFICE IN TGiInadee Block, Main Street, Izsess
Qtsr;oh,o; 0 4 ,,,,. arvESEysrs; s
II. P. Gateheli, N. D., SieVs'Ana.
90. s!sir, 3 2. cslaisba. ....,.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

DEArH OF THE MuRDERERoF OF HELEN Jnw
I've understand that. there can be no
possible doubt of the identy Of Richard
Parmelee, alias Richard P. Robinson, who
was connected with the murder of Helen
Jewett in New York some eighteen years
since. Parmelee died at the Gault House,
in this city, on the 8th instant, of chronic
dysentary. While delirious he was fire.
quently heard to mention the wrong he
had done "Helen." and at othertimes
mention "Jewett.." There were beside
certain marks upon bis person, recognized
bya gentleman of this city,who knew him
in New York,
The factsof the celebrated murder are
doubtless fresh in the minds Of all our
readers. Connected with the death of Rob-
inscn, or Parmalee his assumed name of
late years, there are some interesting facts
amounting to romance. Louisville Cour-
Ter.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30


ANTI AMERICAN MEETING We had no.
the pleasure, if any it could be called, of
hearing J. w. Taylor alias Resolution Tay-
lor, alias Signal Taylorsaliss Abolition Tay-
Ilor. (with as many other alias as few mer
reach in a long life time at the Court
House on Saturday evening last, but we
are told it was the same old stereotyped
story with the Taytos variations. x
He proved as ciearas mud that the pres
ent old Line Loeofoco party sprung from
Jefferson and the Know. Nothings were
children of Satan;-~hoped the foreigners
would arm themselves in yiew Of the com
ing elections so thst they might have their
rights, TO which The Irish responded, "We
wilfthatJemmy," aud the Dutch "Yaw
yaw." When the meeting organized there
were about ono dozen persons present, com
posed Of three ex.Sheriffs, the late county
Surveyor, that was not elected, and con
|sequently did not get to use his insftu.
ments, ,-one canalC Collector, one Postmaster,
one talented Editor, four candidates for Of
iice this fall, and one poor outsider How
ever, blythe aid of drummers, an unmerci-
fnl ringing of the old Court House bell,
Tayiors' shouting and the curiosity Of some
of the American Boys the crowd increased
to about seventy Eve men and boys.
Mr.. Taylor blowed away for two mortal
Elong hours and we have no doubt he would
have blowed on until lie had blowcd his
brains ont but his hearers did not wish to
! T-es' -4s-' sucaa sad spectacle and so dropping
offin small knots, Mr.. Taylor thought it
best to adjourn himself, which he did and
quietly retired. We understand he came
to the conclusion that Lancaster is not a
very hospitable place.
p. S. We forgot to mention the absence
of John S. Brooks, Esq, road Supervisor
in the Hamburg District, was much la
men,ed.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

u EE We learn that the Republicans Of
R.chlaud township have appointed DAVID
WILSON as member Of the Co. Executive
Committee vice JAcop BAKER, declincd.-.
A most excellent selection. .....-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

ihiuulloh 10 tue hooNe great IeatureS IN the Cir
els aud Menagsric. will be performed each evening
the Gorgeous Pantonine entitled
'tFHE MISER OF EAGDAD,n
which will be produced In style OF magnncence uu-
surpassed by any travelling Exhibition, the Managers
having spared pains rcxpense in making tLis the
Ne plus Ultra Of perform lnces In the Circle. This
piece will be presented with all the splendors Of the
Arena, performed at tho principal Theatres in the
Cie5 of New York and Philadsiphia, where It had
successful run Of upwards Of $50 nights Ii need oniy
to be seen to be appreciated
August 10, 1s5j-l5 S. B. LEONARD, Agent,
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AFARM FOR SAFE.

A FARM IN PLEASANT TOWNSHIP, contains
ing Is Eeres. 90 OF them improved sad under cnl-
uystion, on which IS good 016hArd. Tie Landis %
excellent qualify AID good ghb0rhood.
Terms one baif down, fhe balance four annual psy
ments wthtHterost. for farther Information eEqdter
pfths snbser rbaI on The premises, 8, ,. DrNSIN0s
Arguft is, fes5-l5n
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

Eg-Gen. striugrellow, the champion of
the Slave Democracy in Kansas in late
speech said, every National Democrat is
an abolitionist in disguise. Such one
might not steal a nigger himself, but he
would pat on the back those who do
This is certainly plain talk for one of the
popular sovereignty Nebraska. Kansas Lo-
cofocos, a bosom companion of Douglas,
Atkinson & Co.
VIII our neighbors of the Eagle endorse
this sentiment? Dothey npholdthe Pres
ident for the removal Of Gov Reeder and
the appointmentof Shannon for the pur,
pose Of carrying on their rascally frauds.
The people Of Fairfield county would like
to know where they. stand on this question.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

THE LOUISVILLE RtoTs.-Wc give up
our paper to-day almost entirely 10 The ev-
idenco taken by the proper authorities Of
the city Of Louisville Ia regard to the c.
lection riots, and the report of the commit
tee of the city Council. appointed to en-
quire into their cause. They are almost
too yaluminous for one number, but wo
wish to lay all as whole before every can
did reader. that he may read and judge
for biHasr,,ff.
The Ohio Statesman, aud at TIC &c a:;ige .;:;ig
tad poles that wiggle their filthy tales in
the dirty pool of Sag Nicht Locofocoism,
including the Eagle here, have given up
4 almost exclusively their entire columns to
the lowest blarkgnard abuse against the
Americans, branding them as ''murdercrs, :"
',bsse assassins," villains" 'scoundrels,'
thieves" &c. Ameiicans can now see
from the evidence who are the 'murderers,
DC. We think the report Of the Committee
TO heeiiy Council after ibe fair and impair
s7tttf examination they hsys made Is fully
warranted by the Testimony published,
Itewih be seen that this report reflects
l:ssr;...!!J;. l:ss;.!J aapon those Sag Nicht American
born citizens, who by their influence and
ii,famatory speeches and writings have
: very materially aided TO bring about this
unhappy state Of affairs.
The Eagle of last week is illud with ex-
I, tracts frem those exciting and debaSinS ar
: ticles,. taken as il says from the !.fCourier"
and Times tteo whiy pdpers lour
friends in the Falls City will surely be
pleased to learn that out here in Ohio the
Locofocos have found out that the Times-is
Wing paper. A more, inveterate. Sag
Nicht Locofoco paper does not exist in the
West, the Eagle not excepted. esa,, 4
These articles have not ono word ofey-
idence to back them save the ipse dixit Of
prejudiced and interested editors who will
now resort to any. extremity to save them
selves from the just indignation Of a deeply
injured and insuited populace.
We'have not room this week to disseet
this evidence aud the articles quoted by eur
neighbor, but say to every American;read
the evidence, read t-entire. give it its just
and true weight, and then say how far the
Americans as party are guilty of these
high handed and gross outragcs. It can
not be nilder than thcreport submitted to
the city Council by the Committee.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

BAD LueK--!!uS poor Iaylort--We
learn that the Hon. j. w. Taylor after his
powerifsa. efort here on Saturday night be-
came so thoroughly Disguised with thi,
part Of the State, and his democratic e lends
in particular, that he determined to aban
don his tour in'lhe Back Bone counties
so turning his face home wardhc proceeded
without any interruption worthy Of no:e
Until he reached the rock mill, seven nils
north of town. when his spirited charger"
took fright and made tracks. Taylors right
bower made one gigantic leap and cleared
himself Of the wagon, Taylor held on but
it was no go. he was approaching an awful
precipice at frightful speed. What was to
be done,- tile thought of the ''many blush
ing honors" be had yet 10 win by that
speech he had hbored so necessarily 10
eUncoctand commit, determined the point
SO raising up and turning his;face where
his back ought to be" he made a mighty
dive into middle air" and was soon. land.
ed on terra iirma What became Of the
curious charger" orhow Taylor got back
to Columbus we are not informed. Surely
this must by a most inhosptable country.
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TIE CIRCUS TRor

Admission TO tho Combined
Exhibitions 2j cents.
Childreh undar 9 years OF age
half price.
Doors open al Q and : O'Clock.
Performance 70 eomIneEee al
halfpasi . and qgar,er toe.
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ssSTAK T;:OUPE,,

0TlIle United States.
A full MILITARY BRASS
BAND, accompanies tho Uni,
ted Exhibition, aud will play
during the performance a va
rioty Of new ahd fashionable
music.
nFGhe Companies Will en-
ter town in
Grand Procession!
about 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. and after
passing through the principal
streets, proceed TO their
PAVILION OF EXHIBITION.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

II ffhc Equipment and gen
cral ont I'll Of both the Meraga-
re and Circus TrOupes, have
been got up this Season IN a
style OF eiesaucs and a profu-
sion Of costly deoorailvLs hitlI
ertn Unprecedented.
Tho Riders aud Gymnasti,
4 riists, full description Of
whom VIII DO found In ihe bills.
are all usl0Lging 10 the first
class Of their profession, OF
both sexes. and are known and
distinguished as tho
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

Cofee--Sales Z 500 bags Rio at lie.
Sugar--Sales Of !; 500 Lids ". O. a.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

TIE LoutsvlLLR Ri Ts.-Wc give up
paper to-day almost entirely 10 The ev-
ideneo taken by the proper authorities of
The city Of Louisville Ia regard to the e.
lection riots, and the report of the commit
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Pc RSONAL.
e. Paul r. George, of New Hampsh

go. Paul R. George, Of New Hampshire, is
a candidate for the United States Senate!
80. Lord Erskine, the eldest SON of the Gel
ebrsted Chancellor Erskine, died at Brighton
on the 18th. He was minister plenipotentiary
to Washington in 1896.
80. DR.. Richard III. Thompson, tho newly
appointed Health Officer for the port Of New
York, was yesterday sworn into office.
80. An autograph letter Of George Wash
ington was sold at auction, in London, for f5.
80. Louis Kossuth announces by advertise.
mcnt, that he has formed permanent engage.
ment with the Lordon Atlas and solicits sub.
scriptons for that weekly paper.
80. Chauucsy ?. HOlcomb, Esq, a we'll
known and extensive farmer of Delaware, and
whose agricultural addresses before various
agricultural Societies afforded so much inter
est and instruction, during the pas. few years,
died at New Castle on Thursday.
80. Among the passengers in the George
Law. which left New York on Thursday for
California, were Senior Tirano, lato Peruvian
Minister, and f. w Rice, late Consul at AGA.
pUlco, Mexico, who has gone out to Lima,
Peru, with his family, to reside.
80. Hon Ralph Metcalf, Governor elect Of
New Hampshire, is seriously i'll at his resi-
dence in Newport.
.... mrs. Santa Anna has had the renowned
badge Of Maria Louisa conferred on her by
the Queen Of Spain, to the great ght of the
CATERERS Of her husband.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

COndttion of Capt. DorTy and Barque VIM
Chase-Appotntment on Casaai-Inspsc.
tons Of Ft0ur-Markets, Sc.
GEORGETOWN, April Z, 1855.
Weregret to learn hat the family and friends
Of Capt. Derry, of the barque VIM Chase, are
quite uneasy about his condition. When the
vessel struck on Hog Island, fears were enter.
tertained that she would go to pieces, and the
clothing, &c Of the crew, together with the
provisions were landed on the Island, and
while the crew were engaged assisting in get.
tirg her of, the Captain who had been con.
fined to the cabin sick for several days befor.
the accident went on shore to take care of then,
After the vessel was got of, it was found i'm
practicable to return for him, conss u emily he
vas left on the Island, sick and enfee bled
where be Lad no kind of shelter from Saturd ay
until Sunday afternoon, the time Of tie mail
ing o. the last dispatch from Norfolk. We
also learn that parties in Norfolk, who had
entered into written contract to get the bark
off for $1,000, after they had reached the
Island, attempted to take the advantage of the
captains situation, aud refused to rsnder any
assistance until he signed a second contract,
agreeing TO give them some 81 900, and 20
Per cent. on the cargo. We presume, how
ever, that the last contract will be of no effect,
that the parties will have to abide by the
terms Of the first. Since our last notice of the
accident, We have learned that soma thirty to
fifty hogsheads sugar and molassea) of the
cargo had to be thrown overheard. The last
hearing from the bark she was in Norfolk.
We learn from Mr.. Lamby, the superintepd
o. hat har hrrt I'D
hands now employed on the Washington aque-
duct, and that everything is moving on finely.
Harris BeAtGn has been appointed superin,
tendent on the lower section Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal, in the place Of Mr.. Lamby,
resigned.
Rev. John Larahan has engaged dwelling
house In our city, where he intends to reside
during his presiding Eldership of the Potomac
district
The inspections of four in our city for the
quarter ending March 81, amounted to 81, sol
corn n cal total, 50, 42 barrels. About 81, 600
barrels Of this was inspected in the month of
march.
The Rev. Henry Slicer and his family have
left for Baltimore. 1t must be very gratifying
to the old gentlemsn's feelings to know that
he carries with him the universal good wishes
and kind regards Of the people among whom
he has resided for several years past.
Last night and the night before, we were
favored with refreshing showers of rain, which
must prove very beneficial to the surrounding
farms and gardens.
Fiour-market firm and advancing; holders
demanding 50 IS, and buyers Offering 50 62t.
Small sales yesterday at the last named
figures. Sale of 1000 bushels prime white
wheat at 81 As. No change in corn or oats
since our last
Arrivals-Schooner Cleopatra, Williams,
Salisbury, to Libbey & Son; schooner ]. Rus
sell, -, Philadelphia, to Dickson & Gordon.
SPECTATOR.
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Auction Sales


VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Carriage House and Lot on 9Th street for sale
at Auction-The cwner being about TO remove
from the city, will sell, on THURSDAY, the 18th
day April next, at O'Clock p. m, the dwelling
house he now occupies, situated on 9Th street west,
between M aud streets north, and being num-
bered 2f6. The house contains nine rooms and an
entry. The main building il 10 by "a feet, with
ceilings 10 feet high in the two lowest rooms, and
feet in the upper story. The back building 10 Of
brick, Ia by Is feet with brick paved Cellar back
of this is shed suitable for keeping fuel, washing,
&C. At the rear Of the lot is good stable and car
rage house, with paved alley. The front Of the
house Is Of pressed brick, and II has neat paling
fence enclosing small yard in 'front.' The house is
new and well supplied with closets and every con-
Portable 1t is in rapidly improving part of the city
and Is worthy ths attention Of purchasers, must
be sold.
Title perfect.
Terms One-fourth cash; the balance in 6, u,
and IL months, with interest from the dae Of sale
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
three days from the day of sale the property will be
again sold at The risk and cost of the first
The property may be Examined any day prev ious
70 the sale.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
an ID Auet,onpay
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TIE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT To-NreBr.
1t will be perceived in our advertising columns
that Miss Morant is tonight, to be the re-.
cipient of complimentary benefit, rendered
to her BY many gentlemen who have Witness
ed her performance at Iron Hall. This Is to
be positively her last appearance here. The
piece chosen for the occasion Is the Honey.
moon" IN which she plays Juliana to we'll.
We take 1t for granted that by the time the
curtain rises the house will be too full 10 hold
another person.
ROUGH CosDUcr.-0ne of the county con.
stanies went to house In the eastern portion
OF the city, Yesterday. to distrain the tenant.
The husband being absent the lady resisted
the oficer, who, being rather impatient and
ungallant, began to enforce his intentions With
the aid of his club. We are told that the
lady was severely beaten but that some other
ladies came to her assistance and "walked''
into the constables "afsctions" -giving him q
pretty fair whipping. Tbs case will come up
for trial to-day. -
ADVANTAGE OF ADvERTIsING.-0nT Thurs
day, q gentleman inserted an advertisement
in the Star, Offering three servants for hire
Since that time there have been between forty
and Fifty inquiries concerning them at the
counter Of thu Cfh,e. We mention this fact
for the purpose of showing that servants are
/ OQ6S@&OQ
that those who advertise in the Star wisely in.
vest their money, and have their purposes
fully answered. -
IscREAsE Yesterday morning, the wife of
Hamilton Martin, q colored man, living on l.,
near the corner of Fourth street. was the
mother Of only five children, but on Good
Friday night the number was increased to
eight. The three new corners are girls An
acquaintance who has seen them says they
were all crying at the same time.
CoMING.-Those old fsvorites of Washington,
KunkePs Opera Troupe. announce . series of
entertainments at the National Theatre COM
mencing on Tuesday evening next, as will be
seen by reference to our advertising columns.
WATCH RErURSs.-Tho only persons in the
gusrd-house this morning were uufortun ate
persons who were there for lodging Thi:
has been the case for the last three days.
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By j. o. McGUIRE. Auct,ou..,.

" ny 90 ~ AAO0O1nEs AuCtfOnRQR.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Il at Public Sale:-On WEDNESDAY morning,
April lth, at 10 O'Clock. at the residence of the late
DR.. WothersT Don No. 493 Seventeenth street. be-
tween and streets, shall sell, by order Of the
by order of the Orphans Court, all his Furniture
and Household Effects, viz:
Mahogany French Sofa, Arm Chairs
Do Parlor Chairs. Etagere
Walnut Divans, Roul and Fancy Tables
Marble top Centre Table, do Beaufet
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Carpets, Mating, Oilcloth
Hatrack, Hall Table, Stair Garnet
Curtains, Shades, Girandoies, c ocks
Walnut French Bedsteads, Bureaus
Washstands, Toilet Sets
Excellent hair and husk Mattresses
Bed and Table LINEN, Bolsters and Pillows
Dining and Breakfast Tables
China and Glassware Knives and forks
Refngerators, Silver plated Casters. SC.
Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: All sums Of and under $40 cash; over 800
a credit of ninety days for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ap "a AuctiOneer
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE. Auction.sr

LNXCELLENT FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD
IA Effects al Auction, by order OF the Orphans
Court.-On MONDAY, April q, at 10 O'cIOc k a. M
at the residence Of the late Richard Dement,, on %
street, between and streets north. (near Trinity
Church) shall sell all the excellent Furniture and
Efects, viz:
Excellent mahogany case Piano Forte
Mahogany hair spring Sofa, ParlOr Chairs
Superior Mirror front Secretary and Bookcase
Marble top Pier Table
Mahogany Centre Table
Mahogany rout Tables, cane seat Chairs
Excellent French mantel Timepiece
(iirandoes, Engravings
Lot of valuable Books
Three-py Parlor and chamber Carpets
Rugs. OilclOlh
Hands me marble-top walnut SideboaId
Dining and Breakfast Tables
Oak dining Chairs, round table
Silver Spoons and Ladies, silver plated Casters
Table Cutlery, China and Glassware
Two solid walnut French Bedsteads
Dressing end plain Bureaus, Washstands
Very superior feather Beds and Bedding
Superior Cooking Steve and fixtures
Together with q general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: $40 and under cash over that sum
credit oil months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
JOHN MARBURY, Administrator.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
apr5-d Auctoneer.
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DIED.

On Monday, the I'd instant. LEWIS EDWARD
infant son Of Virginia and William Nash, aged six
weeks.
Lines tcritien on the dsaih of MRS. ANNA
CAvANAUGu, formerly Miss Anna Nc.
Nau9ht0n
II had thought thou cOuldst have died,
might not weep for thee;
But forgot when by thy side,
That thou cOuldst mortal be,
IL never through my mind had passed,
That time could err be- DER,
And on thee shOuldst look my last,
And thou shouldSt smile no more,
And sill upon that face look,
Aud think twill smile again;
And still the thought will brook.
That must look in vain.
But whrn | speak thou cost not cav
What thou meier LEFT uusaid;
And now feel as well may
Sweet Anna, thou art dead.
When the morrow's sun is shnina
fhey viii take thy cherished form;
They will bear it TO the church yard
And cOnsign ii to the worm,
When Nature wears her robe of greea-
OFT as returns the rolling years,
youthful form AT eve il seen,
Her grave believing with his tears.
M. M. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-07

II We have received the April number Of
De Bows Review. 1t contains the usual
amount Of current information, under the
heads of Literary and Miscellaneous !" Gag
riculture and Horticulture" Home and For
eign Commerce; "Mining, Manufactures, and
Internal improvements" and Education. u
The leading article is entitled the "Soulh and
the Union: The Union-past and present
how it works and how to save It." The con
tents arc of an interesting character.