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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Lirer Com
piaintt The Verdict has gone forth AHddmH
that champions Iincturt" has no Superior :
Severe Case of Rheumatism


Sccrr,yiLlE. A,bcm,nle Co.. VT
Ma Ga 18th, 1893.
MesuS Mortimer s. MOubrdg:- Gentlemen-- llaN ing
been afflicted with rheumatism for some time in It's
wort torn1s aud not being able To Obtain rrct from
other medic .nes | induced 10 Try "nnmpou's Veg
rahc Tincturc" lcv bottles of which, am happy to
say, hive made perfect
Atthr time commenced using the finctGrc !
scarcely able To walk. | nm now and have been fui
some weeks, entirely free from al pam.
ours. most truly y. f.. MAY
TIE FEMALE SN STEM.
Liver Complaint Debility
Extract trola james liurrs E, Letter, AieXandria,
Nn-Ater speaking ot wonderful cutcs On himself hr
snys; Mrs. Ii ha> hc"n suffering with The lycrron
plaint and With inability, cou-uHtty complaining Gonl
weakness. through her whole - ,tem She now eniov.
better health than 10 tn,y ycos being rniirly rc,or
ed by the use nj Hamp'oH's Icgetdtie fracture"
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes-Extaci from II
Leller from ] g ines, Esq, Loulun county va-..N,
wife has been FOR Yeas afflicted with great wecI ,r..
pain in tie breast, side aui hteh; lup5tnion thc
hcat;fenhlcnoss o the stem; ,ss % appetite,
complexion sailow; the sight ut Eye almost zone the
| Other ve weak. ! am pleased /, Fuy, HomJvon s
Ttncfhre has restored r"tto perfect health Her ewes
| nc rs goad now as ever they
| IN Gail ind get rhnmphlct,
| Sold by J. II. SEAN. & co, Lsuoi = 70, SOWERS
| Scou,vte;A J. BROWN Chntlottc.s .e, and tv all
| Druggists throughout ,heStutc. ner . ItcI>
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
CRATES, CRATES

na'hcr lot oflhose highly finished Crates. of various
kAsze, aud styles, iu-t received at the Lynrhhurg
Furnace aud Range Wurel eusa. G. s. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
.Em CONCERN.


l. ekciu-serieht ofrrtaihng fishss Aetaiie bHr''
Case. take tbs method ofnformingth sople Lynch
burg nd the surrounding country that they have mo-" ~
their roou1 Main street a"t Of The above "a
OF different Ii would be dihruttask 4" CIV
an adequatemPre.so OF these Ca'e- without P'r'on
inspection: they arr perfectly or az aud inde.truc
.ible aud af protecting aud preserFHg the Dad TN
ordinary utrrrueut for vaults or tpr P0ftatu ar"
superior nythiue OF the kind before pseated hose
UNFORTUNATE enough need the above Cascs can be
-piicd ny . Dilbl IL SUM
tcrtakns in The 4,unl siy lie also promptly attend
.I, 5. d. kSONS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

~ The subscribers are now opening Tor inspection
their SECOND SUPPLY Of >casonabIe Goods recent
Iy purchased BY iheir senior partner in New York,
hich, ad led to their September purchase makes their
stock very tn'l and OF the ever fered
in thus marker eurae ing all tie STYLES of LADIES
DRESS GOODS. i, SILKS, Satns Va,encias Mouslit
Mctnos, &c. Ladies' Velvet, Satin and 10th Cloaks h
r4mas. trench Enbroideries in great VARIETY among
which cxun Ich sets OF Maltese Lace uni Muslin
Sleeves Al Collars. general assortment oi CI tlis
Cassimrrcs and Vestine for gentlemen. NAVY stock
of Servants Goods. such PULLED Linsc,s Sattines,
Plaid Lind>rys and Blankets. Carpets Rugs Crunb.
Cloths and Dooi-Nlats. Together with all good. he.
longing JtIe Dry Goods trade, many ut which have
been purchased for much less than they could lave been
had curly the season. All of which they IRE deter
mined to sell low and only ask an examination is all
they ask tn insure satist ctiuu.
nov l3.dt4 JOHN T. DAVIS &Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

1 TNCGRRENT money bought and sold thu be
u rates by PETERS, SPENCES co.
nug if-lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
Hard Times Made Easy.

4 Nd NO tlUMBUG T.e Life of p T Barnum
"A inst rcccy,d AT y, " illiam, fine granite front
book store, doors those the NUrvtl House. and
nearly opposite the WHl"itk Fouse.
Persons desiruus of curing large fortune should
by all means procure "a. nj once. and get the PUN
laid down by his prince If fortune (Baraun)
a. W Ill Ms is now in receipt OF all the n. w ST
works out. fire mi richly bound Christmas and New
ienr oft Books, in every yrhty of syle ufbindnr. BY
far the richest and nus euihceu offered in this
market.
Now .. the time cal Oh lillian, and GET fine presents.
dec l3 dts
To the People Of the City of LynohbuIg and all
the Surrounding Count es.
Holm J. 1T Rt Is, Agent tor Kent, Paine Il Kent,
- under tire >Slt OF ''As for Jrs. s. Kent
ceivjns another
supply Of New Goods,
u nlm", every description, embracing s'ye
tiond- Irish Linen. Flanncls Liuseys, Ca.snctts,
kersryS, Kentucky Jran,, &C.. &c.
800 Sl"wl< more or L., of various .tyes unusual
ly cheap pric,s
N. B.-New Goods received nearly ever, week
no 2"-It> JNO. J. PuRVIS, Ag't, &c..&
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

No. TO Nam ~ , Rchmond IN.
And for sale by J. II Sony, u Il. LYMAN. II
Thomp.pn n Co. Ly 1chbu,e, Va, aud by den'ors il
M-dirinny cscrywhete srpa ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
NOTICE

LII p,r-ons indebted To the subscriber by bond or
open account Will please come forward and make
pay nent. as ul ger nda gencc cannot be given. Ny
books, &r., the of Sg',r. McElderry 4.
Co. DON T. c. PETERS.
oc,1O
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

- DIE LEATnEEs--5l 90 lbs GOOD and
- DAMAGED SOLE LEATHER, n supc,t,1. article,
just rcceivcd uad Gr .uehy Lee JOHNSON
6 Is
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4 GAL,

zen ll.lts
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15

A late number Of this journal gives a
sketch Of the life ofthis notorious eherac-
ter, and an enumeration Of the various
crimes with which he stands charged. or
his parenAge, Il says;
Kissane was born in ireland, and Is the
descendant Of one Of the noblest families
in dat country. Ills father held several
very lucrative positions under the Govern
ment. Wien William was yet child his
parents emigrated 10 Canada. His father.
we understand. was obliged TO ay the
country on account Of some seduction case
in which his honor as wcllas his lie
probably was endangered. Arrived in
Canada, farm was purchased, where af-
ter few years the Old men died. William.
while yet boy, grew tired Of farming,
and after scraping forty dollars together
set ont for the United States, and reached
Cincinnati, where what was left OF the for
ty dollars was invested by our hero to learn
the art OF book keeping.
With reference TO his recent arrest it
gives the following account, which differs
from that heretofore published:
It has been said that Kissanc was de-
tectcd passing counterfeit. money. but this
is not so. His detection was caused by
passing altered bills, by which means he
made eleven hundred out Of ten hundred
bills. Tha.is he would take ten twenty
dollarbills Of the sfme bank and make them
eleven, BY means Of combination. 1t is
done thus. Suppose we take, for example,
n bill and mark it in this form:
12I3I4I5t6I7l9I9lo 10
We take the first bill up, and part No. l
is torn off Fand laid aside. The bill passes,
Of fcourse, as many bills are torn by acci-
dent. The second bill is torn up to No
and part No. is pasted on, and this bill
also passes. The third bill is torn of at
No. 3, and No. and Q, which is one
piece, is then stuck on. BY this means
eleven bills are made Of ten, the eleventh
bill having just as much and no more torn
off OF il than the first bill had. II is not
our business to explain the combination.
but Kissane is an adept at this art 1t is
more difficult to detccla bill Of this char
acter than counterfeit The secret for
merly was confined to Kissane, Finlay and
Co!eI others are now in possession Of il,
and if there is any donbt, at once refuse
them.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15

The CHANGED PosirioN OF ENGLAND.-
We extract the following from the Paris
correspondence Of the New York CONNER:
cial Advertiser:
"In this state of things it is not Sur
prising to hear ministers avow that Eng.
land has fallen to secondary position "a
mong the nations of Europe, in physical
force, or to hear from the nation univer-
sal cry of despair and of revenge against
the unfortunate ministry that happened to
be in power at the moment The natural
fear now is, that France, the Bonaparte
dynasty being in power, may take advant-
age Of these circumstances, and although
the alliance will be maintained, a time is
coming when she will be liberated, and
then will revive all the old prejudices and
hatred which only lie dormant, but are
not extinct. These developments of Eng
lands weakness only serve to powerfully
consolidate and strengthen Napoleon's S
power; and it may well be feared that at a
proper momentthis power will be put in
operation against England, and the cause
of liberty as well. The exultation in
France, taken in connection with the fact
that France is physically stronger at this
moment than she ever was, while England
is avowedly weak, furnishes an omen
which does not carry with it bright fu-
ture."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15

at Nobelsyille, Ia. } few days since,
an lrishmdn pledged a portion of his cio,hes
for liquor; the latter made him drunk, and
not having sufficient of the former left to
protect him from the severity Of the wealth
or, lie died from the effect Of the cold. On
the following evening lis body was taken
to the Court house, where his funeral ser
mon was preached by an Ohio Temperance
lecturer. At tie close of the sermon a
committee was appointed 10 wait on the
parties that sold the deceased the iiquor,
and ascertain upon what terms they would
sell cut and quit the business. TIE latter
proposed to sell out for five hundred dol
lars This amount was at once raised, and
the liquor was destroyed. Intoxicating
drinks cannot now be procured in Noblcs-
vile.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
COMMERCIAL IETEIIIaExcE.
Lamcnsier nIarIlels.

GAZETTE oYvIcz, March 9, I655.-our
quotations this morning are as follows:-
wheat l,75. Flour, 800 per barrel;
Corn, 80; Rye. e5a87; Oats, s9a3Oc;
Buekwheat, 4.50 per 100 bbls; Clover
seed $50; Timothy seed, 3a4.OO; Pota-
toes, ia1. rs. Flax seed. cal 90; But
ter, l2al5c; Eggs. l0cenls, Salt. 2,60a2.-
10; Beans. 900; Soaps, 5aGc: Coffee.
I3albc; Tea, 5)caiOO;--MOlasses, 30
a37e; Vinegar, 19a25c; Tobacco. I8A25c;
LAY. 9,ooalo,oo. Tallow Iol per Lh.
Whisky, 39c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
"1vhat is i. Composed of"

"Whatis the Organization Of Sag Nchss
composed of?' This question has been
frequently asked. We would reply that
1t is composed OF broken down politicians,
forci 5ncfs aud Catholics. In this city it
Is lead by the repudiated members Of the
"Old Red Lodge Clique"-men who, in
times past, in cooperation With the Ohio
Eagtc robbed the cothty Treasury Of hun
dreds and thousands of dollars. One of
Its leaders recently exhibited traits Of dis
honesty in the Auditors office, one of
them proved himself totally incompetent to
discharge the duties Of the County Clerk S
Office, one was recently defeated in Con-
Eressional Convention, one has for years
past held the oIIlce of Superintehdehtofthe
Hooking Valley Canal, one is Catholic
and recently discontinued this paper be-
cause it claimed the right Of free discus-
sion, and denied to Popery the power to
break down the Common Schools Of the
country, one is now candidate for the
highest Office in the gift Of the people oil
the State, one was recently defeated fol
county surveyor and is now travelling over
the county trying to pass himself off as q
Know Nothing, three are editors of the
Ohio Eagle, whose characters are SO wei
known TO our readers that they need nc
comment.
Such, reader, is the material of whicl
this organization of Sag NIGHTS is compos
ed. What do you think fit?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
lOl.N WoREk,

CB1LEssLs Aro RETAIL DzALER IN
TIN q sNEET-IkON WARE,
yaiH strss,. Esarig opposite tia Tallmsdgs H0Efe.
GAIN iases pleasure ia calling the attention ofhis
q customers and country merchants generally. "
the largest stock Of Copper Iin and Sheet Iron MANU-
tacturcs brought TO this market. Il, takes great
pains to keep constantly on hand large variety Of
every EiHz that possibly DC wanted H his line, and
a=iisEs ainssif that from his long experience in the
Tin and SaesI-lrGh Business,
he vii, 30 abie give raii satisfaction all who may
favor him g,b ihsi- work. Having practical knowl-
view 10 dlsEDil.ty, sVn and cAcapnsss.
tu.'acturei to Order.
He also keeps in his employ some Of the best work
taai can be secured, and always having hsud
the very best material, l. enabled 10 ihanufacturs
order any ching aud every thing desirable in his line,
Ia good style AID fair tsrnis rs cen anywhSTd
BE- h4d.
All kinds of Stoves, &c.
Never In thu history of Lancaster hsrs sstab
lshuent that kept hsnd larger and more complete
-.ortcG: or s6Tss Of ali kinds and varieties. lie is
zisC prepared wish large number Of Fire Gratss, and
Tor the accommodation Of hs customers keeps hand
alaT-r quantity Of Frs Bries. manufactured expreAI
~ with view 70 puttag Hp Crates &c.
in lae ANY and eyeryti needed in hsline ca n be
secured by giving him call and al prices
able b. obtaiIed IN any ether establishment In
the State !nssmuch his present stock Is greatly
superi0rtO his f0rm5r in quantity. quality, variety ahd
ceaphess he feels confident thst parsons giving him
cali Will 20 away highly lighted and slpiy saiisded
~ he also keeps c0ns.sLt!y on haBd
NJ E--=zzs a large Stock Of Steel PlOyVs,
~ELN % CincHhIti AID CirtlSvi!le man
Sezs=-1sS-z<hes> uiscture.
Lancaster, March 6. lSjJ-44
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15

New YcRx, March i5.-Cdt;6n is uu-
changed. Flour is firm, with sales Of s.
500 Urls at 6, 9,37a9.8l for common to coed
Ohio, and 9,12a9,Gi for Southern
Wheat is irm at Q, s., for Southern Red,
and 9, 28a9, ,33, for Southern White.
Corn is frm, with sales of As, 0O0 bush
els at 95 and 95I for mixed. Pork is firm.
Beef is unchanged. Lard is firm. Whis-
ky 31a314c. Stocks opcfeI buoyaut, but
closed dull.
Honey is abundant, sterling exchange
is firm, without charge in rates. Sales Of
Erie Railway shares at ACT; Cleveland
and Toledo, 75l; Cumberland. 81; Read
ing, 85f; New York Central, 944; Pa.
Coal Company, 1914; Va. SKIES, 81; No.
skies, 95J; and Ind. fve5, OF.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15

BOGUS MoxEY.-A well made counterfeit;
of the $50 gold pieces ale now in circula-
tion. 1t is precisely the same circumfer-
cnce Of the true coin, but it is not SO thick.
Itis valued at $13. 80. The coin may be
detected by observing the word sold in
small raised letters on the bottom of the
head = Gin. Gaz.
1t is now said the President viii not ap-
ponta Brigader General till the meeting
of the next Congress.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
wool Market.

WOOL-Therc is fair degree Of AMI
nation in our market for Domestic Fleece
and Pulled, and prices, with very much
reduced stocks and exceedingly light ar
rivals, tend strongly upward. Sales 3d.
900 ID Fleece at 2la2oc for common, 2Ga
SOC for medium, and 34a38o for fine; 81, =
600 b Pulled at 23a27c for No. !, 23a33c
for super, and 3la30c for extra. Foreign
is quiet, and wo hear ofno sales worth re-
porting. The s.o,k is no: larger, but
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
N.ticc is herebr giveni

yEVHAT on the IUih day of January. A. ID. 1885, the
underAgned nled thJiF Petition in the Clerks
ofiee "f,St oud Of Common Pisas ofFsirheld eoun-
~ prnyng ihe vacation Of those paris Of the 18th Al
ley lying hetween tie Lois Nos 1876 aAd 37, and LOiS
Nos q2 aud % n the Town of Lockvllo and that part
Of North Alley in said Town, rDuning from the 10th
Alley IN SoI'heastern direction To the Township
line. said Petition viii coma on to be hoard on The
lr-t day Of the next Torn OF said COuTI, ~ soon
thereafieras eonRsel can hs hoard
MARTIN & SCULEicN. AttI A. z. AIrHOFF.
January II, Is5J-5o
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15

2 AN at all t'Ides prepared 70 furnish LOOKING
z GLASSES in Mahogany. Walnut or Rosewood
Frames. Looking Glass Plates. Pictures Frames, DC
Also. Git Frame Glasses Of all szes aud styles,
Portrait Frames, Picture Frames, aud general as
sortment of Pictures and oil Paintings. at wholesale
and retail, at the lowest prices. J.C. GEST.
No. West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
March s, JSjJ-44
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
r.,o,e Of Uohert c, Bond,

y this day been appointed aud qualified, as Ad-
ninistrater Of the estate Of Robert c. Bond deceased.
All persons hSvig c,aas against said estate viii pre-
sent the same. ;he undersGned, duly authenticated
as reguired by law, within year; and those who
are indebted To said estate, will come forward and
uake inmeliate payment
March j. lejJ. WILLIAM HOLIDAY, Adm.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
Esteto of Robe,t +. nuDter.

NTOTICEis Is hereby given. that She undersigned has
Y been duly qualified as Executor OF the last Will
and testament Of RoBERT T. HUNTER, deceased late
of Greenled Township, Fairfield County, Ohio
Al persons knowing themselves indehted 70 sald Es-
the Estate is hdred will present their accounts duly
authenticated within one year.
March s iS55-4wI4 JAMES d. HUNTER. Ex'tor
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
nIIT.,rl NUsirIf

sss..--=-zz5 :, TIssEs DE BSRTHOTTs hrve re-
K " 4 tirf si - iuncsstsr and iHt hap
gIpy TO receive pgfils fpr iIs,.Ea eiipn on ~
PIANO FDArE uHd GUITAR. at their rr.idsHes u
M Cfef4s, Cat SAB ~ Street sud hOpe theitoug <
psrcEeri In trae-ng mise, Hinl ias uniting gt.rn-
90" paid - ths improvement O tacir Pupiis ai1
a portion. Df -vbiie q ifouFgr.
Mss 4 g. III BEhrHD-T vill receives clEss fJr
and CEi.TaeJWpr..
81 lsS u. G.. ~ BERTH )hr hss sopsr-I an Ele-
m-ier. SchOolil tls L-setreut story OF tr Fpi>co-
pat Cau'r''. November Q, I-5l--4G
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
rniinn ~ A.airnnnnnt.

GEoEGE W, NuJ.IiTE assigned all his credits
IN TO the unde .ssncd for the equal bcneht OF hls
creditors, December a. 1854. Persons indebted will
make paymehtto the undersigned. and those having
the same with proper vouchers.
Dee ss. 1sylI3i JOHN LYONS, Assignee.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15

yE51E subscriber will dispose OF aboass and lotin
z East Lancaster, where Mrs. C1uk' c resides
on favorable terms to the purchaser For particulars
IS to terms and title, enquire Of P. Van Trump.
AMOS CONkLE.
Jan Is lsj5-tUST
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
STACEY HOUSE,
Opposite the Cnurt House and Fountain
rKa.NIrCNrnr L nNrIfN

EVANSVILLE. OHIO.
NTEW ADDITIONS are now being made 70 the fur-
nture and convenience of this already First Glass
Hotel. Travellers will fluid this house decidedly the
most comfortable place In GAINESVILLE, and tho propre
tor spares no pains to make his guests cnmforable
There attached to the above house elegant BRICK
DROVE STABLES, which are very capaeious.
Rafshe, lss4--l2n4 WIN. A. JONES Proprietor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15

TEJIE creditors Of r. W. DEFINING are n6iihed TO
present their claims against him 10 the undersign-
cd for adjustment, and those indebted 80 him viii
nj .ase call and settle. DANIEL SIFFORD,
Dec. .eS, ISJ4-24 .sssfsH6s Of r. ". DsHRinR.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
A,,ncbment Notice.

At nv instance an attachment was issued on the
e 1a,h Of FEBRUARY 1855, bs Jacob Embieh. a Jus
fits of me Peace OF Hooking township. Fairfield
connty ohio ncaiist the property ard effects ofuor-
ees Ufon n on-rcsiden Of said County, for the sum
OF nineteen dollars and ninety four eents and prob.
able costs Ave dollars. HUNTER q Sun
Feb. Il. lS55-lN4l,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
= IL ~ ~ CO - Is .
JCET EEcEtyED AT

sEARLk'S BOOK sTOUR,
Opposite Sh@Ger'r Hotel. / lancaster, Ohio.
EYCNEY MOON and other ComaIiiies from Pupeh
autobiography Of as Actress, by Mrs. Mowaih
!oarney to Central Africa. BY Bayard Taylor
Kansas und Seblaskn. by Hale
Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, by Hrs. Stowe
The Beuer i.ALd. by Thompson
Napoleon & his Army, The Camp Fires Of Napoleon.
fine lot OF AnnGals for 1eJj, and fLo lot of sinai,
G!f: ROoks nF al kinds.
Catholic Prayer Books. Episcopal Prsyer Book and
reduced prices.
School Bnoksand Stationery at Wholesale & Retail.
Pocket Wallets, PORT NoEes, and Pen ksiyes, for
sale aGthe Book Store Of JOHN SEARLES.
Oct. &c, ISIS Opposite AhfTsr's Mattel.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
NOTICE..

TEAVlNG purchased the stock of Groceries forrnorf
Y z Iy owned by Maximillian Gian,I would respeetE
age With many obligations for former faVors, be-
slowed upon the old irm. the new one presents many
ynss WILLIAM GIAHI,
IL, ,s Ias5a7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
a NEW sTCCK.

Ne-x aud well Selected lot "f Grocerie
EFAVE just been received y the subscriber, at his
Z old stand. where io viii be happy 10 meet his
eustomcrs and the pubic gene orally.
Groceries will be sold hy cheap and Of good
quality as can be found in any similar establishment IN
the city.
have inst received choice lot of Cr.nhe res. Lem
dns, Figs. Pruns, and also general variety Of Nuts.
such as Almonds, Rraz!i Nuts. Coco Nuts. &c. Alsoa
splendid lot of Old Western Reserve Cheese:
GEORGE J. WYGUM.
Lancaster Feb. Z, ls5s-49
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
A AvALUAnLE FAl:M F0n SALE.

.tsi sa - as,1 SJ aTps 'l aaa a'h @sI
f=hsfi 81 tHe bs4t sfaftsd ffuitfsny vleal s-ngs.
"a - ed loz baTl td h0iiss. large gaa iiiy ofrNng
limb and saW-Iog-. III: laGd % Js s..d 10 lots or
lyge.hsr, situated good road ni.iss ffon Lau-
c. .ter, ard Orc mite f.OGI F..treEn~ Mri.
FOrterris apply 70 CHARLES DfRBLE.
Mzd.s1L 4 ' sIs!.,D, TaiTiclt cplLt-. Ohio. Ort0
ALFRED 4tEEiGH.
Iand 8sgat, l.Ecsztsf, Ohio.
s--t.u.b.- : fs5s-iZif
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
q. Nv. s. Q. NJ. Elac ELNoY.

Row . doors South r. Office.
LANCASTER, OHIO.
OtoLLECTIoNS in Fairfield aud adjoining counties
entrusted 10 our shall receive prompt atten-
ton.
We will also act as agent In III purchase and sale OF
Real Estate. Lancaster, March 18th le55-45.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15

ES-The Legislature of Indiana has ad
journed without electing aU. S. Senator
or any State Oficers--and the Governor
has no power 70 fill such vacancies.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
NOTICE.

HAERSoNs desirous of receiving the service Of the
u County Surveyor can do so by addressing let
ierto WuIIAM HlNhTos, Esq, clearcreek 2. o.,
Fairfield county, ohfO All business letters will be
promptly answered. Feb. p, 1852.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15

ET The Scioto Gazette propounds del
icate question. We have studiously avoid
ed ell allusionto the subject. In regard
to the correctness Of thereport the Gazette
need entertain no doubt. "It was, but is
no morel' The Gazette willreadily "per-
ceive our situation