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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
Cincinnati Market

Ctv-iSVNT-. ne~ember.4-FLOUR-r hete we a
1noA demand for Flour sgqIp to-day. and the MARI -
~~ash'm. The sal IS ineInd e 2nn. 3OO. $50. IOdanAs SF
,s7rrcl-a At 8 10: 70 ana Is do at s.. A sale q 70 bags
Bnekrheat At 81 = 100 A..
HnGS-Th1 MARKETS 1rm, with sales ote. oGO head,
10 lots. pt Al 50.
PRoVlsiONS-Salcs Of j9bArreIs p,eh Post at sic.
90; 100 do AZ si7 81; 7N0 green Shauldefs utGEc; SEQ
No. Hstn - e. a"d.l H0 do ~ at6tze.
"HlSkEf--The markrt Is firm with asles Of 4Q
,arrelsai ae. pnf $50 do from wagons at As re. The
demand weeds the sunny.
~cHtRSEITha demand Is good n at 90 etnis, vic
RHTTRR-l sale ~ W barrels gonf roll 1t Isaane
~SUGAR-The marke. Is Unchanged, with a modef
at" ds~qrh II NIL rates.
Ch~PFFF-Sslrs "f60 bsosst Ii1SaTo cents.
MOLhSSES--A sale Of 20 bbis AZ 39a zoe,
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TIsg OnIO PARmEu po,, ,s.oL7

"TnE ONO PAENsE.n win commence is Finn Vol.
tiae. }tBtinfy ], 1850. IT'S now 90 wen and so e.nsr!
h.tiy known that littlc need be Sald IN its behalf. WiIs
the experience which We have gained 10 edltlng a, y,
the past four years, aud Win the knowledge o. thr
wants Of tie pablle. which travel and Correspondent.
has given n. Together with the Very many able Cons
lribdlors. which we have been constantly adding 20
ourheretofore long list. We feel that TBE ONO PSHA,
~ more han ever worthy of the lmffDnage % the
entire country: and'a e'can ASSURE Hll. that however
excellent il may have been fer the past ycaE, It will
be beiierfor The year - come.
The Quo PAsHER VIII continue 70 BE- .ssaad Neektv.
on a large folio sheet, Of clean. white paper. shd o..
clrar pc. and Illustrated with Cuts of Dom -te AMI.
mais implemSnis, Treas. Houses. DE. &c. Tho Ne&S
aud hl8cellaHcOHs DtpErtDepIs MARKET u spOzs,Gt.,
VII receive eaFrnl atieLt.Dn.
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new YORK Morke,.

NE~ Yo7g. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fer cnm
mon @rnedium 9rade at decline of 8KaIaN. with a
iairdsmand forhOme consumption AID for Sling con-
tracts. shippers are not huyi80 to anv crest extent.
Reeeirts continue large. The saleS iRcinde ". ono bhI-
~ S9@q pa for common 10 extra State: 9 Ick@q %
fT niNed 20 f1ney aud low grades ~ "<frp Mich.
ran. lnfiana. Wisconsin. Illinois and Ohio: ~ err
qn'et.
Whest-Market hrmer. with bs;terdemand for home
enn.nHnnuon aad eNport. There Is only a Ps0derats
stock. offering. and the supply NJ 1Ood and prime mar.
"elsts quite limited. Sales inrlu te $40 bushels Red
So1the"r st . 2519 %: 900 bushels Whit ate 25: 49,
3n0 Rrd Chi"rgo and Mil&ankie at 0oss &C; and 2.
No. prime White Canadian at 2 49,.
Can--Thsre ia moderate dem aud. ard tho ular-
Eeti- = shade ar1"r. Sales inclads 5000 bush West
ern Mixed at sIg04{e
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ONO suLrIvAroR ron lssa.
Devoted to AsriuasSTs, H-o,,,s.,,,,
Home Intss,,,s.



Vetrgr XII afiais Oh nyofiss loumAg SIN 49,
naare On taf al Jaudsry 1850, fafhltd ~ a. ,t,t
sui.aIles 9Pe, Rad viii % sseseislly intores.ir~
70 = slsff one rnEtr-i "a general Akcll,tas SEES
Na.siHs' osrdrning. fran throw inr. a. .0rtnt.roAs
an We happiness end iutcIIixenca az ~ Haln. ci,is
tbhs kaii"S sonsdsnsly hopes aud expects thai EVERT
= slHNb of iNusTklAL FROG KISS VIII lend ~
lphaeHce sud Patronage To snstuIn this OH sns -.
,nend Of the rinii Interests, ard to increase ne eirua.
is,,on anti W shall have. a. We certalDig deserVe
\ HOUSING LIST IN AVERY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Inc ent.te prpprietorshiR % The caItlvatsF harbeeu
purchased by Col. =. d. HsaRIs, who has been xr'oi
elaie Editor with Mr.. B.rrHAA COR tho last Ave xasr[
5.ihe ! determined the paper shall Dc esssntleiiv
"rnt1ols o EykRY FARSlER's FIRESIDEfN
nihAs ihe means AMI the disposition 10 make ID 80.
~ 70 islla on all hs rdoEds-Whleh inelades ali nan
49, sHa oIaanrHHd-ie schd on nc names RnL Ihe
eA1n.'or a seai ivc and independent FarherN paper.
LsssESingle copy, ~ a year; ! copies Tor &; Z
~. - y land aeopy 10 the Retter up OF the clubA
-alws!s 70 advance. and 20 begin with die wear. Fof
special 1hetaiolo local agents inquirea at your most once.
or sand directly e me for a full praspsctns ard speei.
men copy aud rulss a. LIB In your Ssn reIehgorhcod.
S. D. HARRIS.
mLNI M
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VALUABLE o PROPERTY
AND
FARM FCR SANE.

U WILL SELL at private sale the Real Estate of o.
y. M II not sold at public sale between now
and Spring, 1t will be sold at public sale Of which due
notice will be given. ,
The properly consists Of the following described
Lots and Tracts OF Land, to,wit:
,I5imprOVed Lots in tho Town ONCRr.
rolls on the Ohio Canal with a ARG WARE
HOUSE, ~withlsrge Dwelling Houses, the others
with smaller improvements.
95 40 40 Vncan Lots In different parts ofCar-
roll, The Farm contains about ESQ ACRES and
will be sold entire, or in tho following parcelst to suit
buyers.
Ohio Canal. ~ Acres OF which is cleared, the balance
9nd. Near I2O Acres on the South side Of the
Ohio Canal, hast of Carroll, about 81 acres cleared
The other good Timber Land all enclosed.
3rd. one TrRCt of about 1876 across situate
on the South Of the Ohio and Hooking Canals, on
which rs a never failing stream OF water, win a iali
OF from 94iO 25 feet, easy of improyeIneni, being one
of the best sights for a mill in FaiIheid county: = this
tract has on tia House, Barn d all othor conNenienece
Also, one other tract containing I or acres between
tho state Road and Judge Radebaugh's Mill Tract.
-, third in Inland the balance IN two equal
annual payments with interest from date.
n. b. TONG. Agent.
Carroll. Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov. s.lsS5-27u
" Pohio State Iournal copy and send oillto agent
or this Office.
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vALUABLE rAp NJ ron SALE.

CONTAINING l73 Acre. Of good quality, with sufl-
, ciant Bottom Land for meadows, 10 acres ofwhieh
a6 in q high state Of cultivation: On the promises,
% there Is q fine ORCHARD containing $50
40 bearing Apple Trees of the best quality SIS
II grated, n number ofPeseh Trees, il ofthe l.
finest quality of grated Pear Trees and upwardsot 20
the Orchard, every field is we'll supplied with stock
water, from Springs on various portions Of the
%1A Farm. The Buildings consist fa neat comfort
RVEa able Dwelling House, Spring House, Washhouse
and a large Swiss Barn 70 feet by Al feet, erected In
IsI9 and other out buildings for various purposes.
The Parm.s situated in Greenfield Township. eight
miles Northwest OF Lancaster, neat Walnut Crock,
between Carroll and Basil. ADAM bhANDT.
November 8, le55-3m2
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Baltimore Market.

bALTuaoRE. Decnmber4.-Fiour Is dull this morning,
snh held ut 50. without buyers.
Wheat is dull; nearly 80 nn0 bushels were offered:
small sales effected at 81 .051s :. 10 for red.
Corn i3dnll at n decline NJ from 2 TO DC; new white
Is gas; yellow s69a0c.
PIoyisions--Salas nf %. ZOO lbs Of new buls sides n,
IN; +" arrive at lON. Hog sold at o. 75a0 per cvt.
Bacon 10 for new Shoulders and I3k for new Sides.
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Many a cr,sc WORD In Enct.

" OANS :"
We clip the following" appeal 10 the Whigs'
from q late number Of the Baltimore inner.
lean. 1t is one Of the most admirable hisl
at the hypocriticsl can Of Pierce Nebras,
ka Locofooo's calling for "aid and com.
fort" in their downfall, that We have eve,
met in all Newspaperdom.
We commend it especially to our neigh.
bors of the Eagle and al the Constitution
al Locofocos" in the county. 1t sounds
SO similar to the many appeals made by
them prior to the Ohio Elections, that they
cannot help recognizing the picture.
AN APPEAL TO THE WHO'S.
Dear CONSTITUTIONAL Whigs:-In sack.
cloth and ashes we humble ourselves be.
fore you, and in humility of heart ask for.
giveness for our past offences.
/. We acknowledge that we have called
you British Wings, Galphin Wings, Plum.
derers o the Treasury, Blue Light Feder,
%alists, Hartford ConVentionists, and heap.
ed on you every species Of abuse that the
language was capable Of expressing--bu
we were only joking--ve did not NEAR
what we ssid--for how could we be in ear
nest in calling you Hartford Convention
lists, when James Buchanan, Judge fancy
Charles j. Ingersoll. and others whom W.
delight to honor. were members of tina
party which called the Convention--there
fore vote the Constitutional Democratic
ticket.
9. We acknowledge that General Jack.
son swore "by the Eternal" and took thu
responsiBility''--but we won't do 80 any
more--so do vote the Constitutional Dem
o%crat;c. ticket.
8. We acknowledge that we have drawn
religion into politics, by rallyipg the whole
Catholic population on our side--but yor
must not mind that, as wo always had mos
Of them--therefore do help us in our time
Of need.
4. We acknowledge that we have libel
led Henry Clay and Daniel Webster--bu
you Know they were common Whigs-snt
that we we were Locofocos then, but now
we are Constitutional" Democrats and yor
are Constitutional" Wings. therefore dc
help us out of our troubles.
8. We acknowledge that we've voted
against, belied and illuminated tho Wing,
but we are now Constitutional Demo.
Gratis, and have not, as has been charged
upon us, stolen the livery of Heaven to
serve the Devil in,"-we intend to stand
by the Constitution for at least a week af-
ter the election. 4,
6. In short, we will make any acknowl-
edgments ,-promise to do anything that
you ask,-dear Constitutional Whigs,-il
you will only consent to make Judys OIL
yourselves for one day, and vote the Con-
stitutional ticket.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

In our telegraph column will be found
all the business transacted SO far as i! has
reached US. 1t was generally presumed
that an organization of the House was az
fected yosterday.--in that event we shall
be able to publish the Message Of Presi-
dent Pierce next week.
Alteration Of the Naturalization
Laws.
The Cincinnati Times in q we'll written
article upon this subject, says:
eve doubt very much if there is any
sane man in the Union, who does not real
.ly believe that a change in the naLuraliza-
ton laws Of this country is needed
Whether North Or South, it matters not.
the necessity is manifest, and its appeal to
tho people, is such, that it should not be
disregarded. The rapid influx Of foreign
ers into our midst, the skillful vancouver
ing by which, through the influence of
Pspacy, they are enabled 10 hold the bal
ance of power, and WELL it to the disad.
vantage Of those who will avail themselves
OF it; those things are of sufficient impor.
lance throughout the entire Union, to cal
to it the attention of the great American
people. We say there are thousands who
do not belong to the American party, who
desire this change, and believe it must take
place.
1t matters hot how strongly men may be
engaged in the advocacy of partisan is.
sues, the great lever that ever stands ready
to overthrow their most cherish ID moas.
ures, unless such principles are concealed,
has long ago sickened and Disguised the
upright portions of those parties that have
for a time trucklcd to the foreign vote, ii
order that they might reap a certain ad.
vantage therefrom. We say, these men.
even though they may not acknowledge it
know, though they do not Justly appreci.
ate this great necessity. The reason is OBJ.
vious.
There is another measure upon which
all parties will undoubtedly unite, viz
The prohibition Of the transporting of for
eign psupers and convic!s to our shores
1t is not lost to the public mind, that yaari
ago, President VAN buren,, officially as
certained, that in Europe, criminals hat
been sentenced to transportation to III,
United States. Since that time, both psu
pcrs and criminals, and known as such, hay,
been landed on our shores. There WAS n
mistake in this. They csmo heavily iron
cd. and in close confinement.
The attempt then. to reader our coun
try a penal colony, for the prison, Of Eu
rope. calls loudly for correction. I'll
people Of the Union demand it, and asl
the attention Of Congress. With thi
abuse, goes hand in hand, a change in tn,
naturalization laws. and upon both, W
suppose. early aation will bo taken at tn
present session. We do not doubt bu
it will be successful, unlsss i. be vetoed b
the President. Should he do so he vii
so out of office with the universal a1ecra
ton Of al true Americans. w csn hxrd
ly suppose tina. he will ant so much in on
position to the bes. interests az HE coun
try.
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WEsToN, Mo, Nov. 3O.-The Adolf.
@tionist outlaws in Douglass county have
burnt a number of houses, and driven q
number of families, consisting of women
and children, 10 Missouri for refuge.
The latest a%ceoun report that the law
and order people Of the Territory are rally
ing IN large numbers to the assistance OF
tie Sheriff Of Douglass county, in the *
ecutlon of the laws. That officer has by
tins. 'pe, an overwhelming force a, his
command.
Sheriff Jones is acting as Deputy U. S.
Marshal, for Douglas aud Johnston coun.
ties.
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP.
z. c. DIETN

M RESPECTFULLY informsth the clti
IA zens of Fairfield county thathe hal
GE>TA[ recently put up anew Carriage Shop
&SNZ-immedidtelg in the rser NJ IYAiis3 LattG't
Hdrdpare Store, Centre Alley, Lancaster Ohio, wher
he will constantly keep on hand aud manufacture
ohler every variety of vehicle in hislinc. =.
UPRepairing done on sho't notice, and the -
avorable terms. Dec. IL, ls5t-SS
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Terms ID tlle OHIO Fn-ncr.

Ia p. LNrAHIAEfg ~ InvA NGk.
Stnglefopy one year. - One Copy, six lnoBths al
Ihre,t oPies,Oae year. ) Five CopIos, dxfaonihs. S
rive tOpies.ohs ycBt...-5. Ten COpiessig nontLs...S
Ten Copies, one year. SIS.
AClub Of I've subscribers. at SO will eniltle the per-
son mhEipR u mp 10 a copy Tor six n30Llhs; d Club or
ten, at Si5, u n COPY for ONE year.
y Toid SVbsedbe--, who wish 20 ftneW thctE sub
seriptiOiF q" o. 50 AZ ans .iMe IS getting a NENfbgb-
scEbtF and sending Us e., shish wifi pas for both lcr
one year. IL Z SrBsczIEE wIIHOTT DELAY.
TIOMAS BROW n,
Pfoprelor and Editor. CleNelnnd. ohia.
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WAsHISaToS, Dec. 3

Dec. ..
There is q good deal Of c~aucusing going
on tonight. il is generally understood that
the Republicans and Free s%oilers, will con
centrate tomorrow on Dir. Banks Of Mas
sachusetts. They number altogether 1873.
The caucus Of Southern X. Ms and
National Democrats and Wings. number
70, resolved TO reject all fusion with the
Free soil factions. but have no hopes Of
defeating them.
Gteely, Weed and Seward have been
working al day to fuse the factions; and
are understood TO have succeeded tonight.
We may look therefore, for7an organi-
zation to.morrow, and the message on
Wednesday. ..u. =
The National Americans VIII vote for
Henry NJ. Fuller for Spea ker, and endea-
vor TO draw the entire Democratic vote &c
him by conceding TO them the Clerk and
Printer. thus forming y uaion party against
he Free Soil factions.
They deny that the Republicans can by
a fusion poll more than 1o5 votes, while
10 are necessary to elect. The President
p%resis.s in refusing to print the Message,
and it will be sent to the House in writing.
The dispatches received by the Atlantic,
represent our affairs with England as I'M
changed since the departure of the Canada.
Mr.. Buchanan says that Lord Clarendon
and the British Cabinet are endeavoring to
patch up a reply to our Governments com,
mum cation with reference to the violation
Of our neutrality laws by British Agents. in
ord er if possible to wound our sensitive
ness, and al the same time shield Mr.
Champion.
Our government has finally acted upon
the Memorial Of Denmark proposing a cap
itsliza;ion or a tax according TO the value
Of the cargo in lieu of the present Sound
dues, and rejected the proposition.
The National M~teHigsncer confirms the
reports received from Kansas. The dis.
patch from Gov. Shannon. making a de
mand for troops, was read by the Presidsn
Yesterday. 1t stated that civil wal wa.
threatened and requested prompt assis.
Ianco. An order for the immediate trans
fer of troops from all the nearest post.
was transmitted by telegraph by the Pres
ijent.
WAsHrgGToE. Dec. 4.
The Senate was called to order at noon
Messers. Hale, Durkee, Yulee. and Pesrce
were sworn in.-Rev. II. G. Dean was G.
lected Chaplain, when the Senate adjourn.
ed.
IIoUsE.-Ou motion the balloting fol
Speaker was resumed, and the ninth ballo
resulted ms follows: Richardson rs; Camp
bell 81; Banks 81; Fuller 81; Marshall 16
There being still no choice the House, OF
mntinn Adinurned.
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scIENTEE4C INFORMATION
FOR THE WHO'LL WORLD.


Cnapu1n'S GEcnt
TNHE MONTHLY RAINBOW, On Chapman's Pre-
Calculations for Eisuse ntary Chang based apon
the discovery Of the physical laws and harmony of
electrical action p~srvading the solar system. as In
volvedin tho differing effects of light modified (or
po!arized) by difering an gies of ON a-Iarge
scale. T~hisimportAnt discovery ofthe laws O~fnature
which regulate the changes Of she elements, cousti-
tutes a subject Of magnitude and importance perheps
unsurpasscdby any other on the pakce Of historic, se-
cord. The surprising accuracy with which DR.. Chap
man is enabled 10 pre-ealculaten all elementary chang
es predisposing more 10 storms, earthquakes. auroras,
DC, and also atmospheric changes within the hour
for each day, months in the future, and the physical
effects on the health, feelings aud humors ofmaLkind,
must be admitted by all unprejudiced pihds to be OF
iucalculabie advantage 10 the whole human raee.
In presenting the to the public, us do
not claim ito be an infalliblc weather guide. Bntthis
much pe do claim. that il will be found 10 be cOrrectto
the letter eight times out Of every ten. All we ask is
A candid examination. Terms Of Rainbow, 81 per
year, il advance, so eeuts for six months,
Chapmaa'sP fineipia,O or Nat0TO's First Principles,
cleth binding, I2mo.. 900 pages. Volume 1rst con
tains a full explanation Of the discovery 10 when IN
Chapman has devoted the last nine years o. close Cd
servatiOn. Published every six months, thafeh ~ ~
Septe mbef.) price Slperv volume, for when u y 20
sent, post paid to any part ofthe eopnsIyi 7 y CO ~
now ready. Address a. ~,
No. II South Fourth 81. aboTeW aihu',r hiladelpn,a
PAecnts wanted IL every county ho-s-tnsi
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The proriasn,,, NJ esuskc.

WASHINGTON. Dec lit is now well
understood thai no advance copies Of the
Presidents Message will be sent to the
principal cities, but it will be dispatched
as far as New York BY locomotive express,
the moment it is delivered TO Congress.
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NNNRN t10
Chief Justice.
WAsmsoFox December 3.
The House was called to order at II o.
clock by Fourney Clerk.
New members We're iD and the
roll called; 225 members answered..
On mOsOa Of NJ Jones Of Tenn. The
House proceeded to tie election OTIS Spea-
ker.
On the Is. ballot. RICHARDSON ofillinois.
Domocra, Lad "A votes; IiesryM. Fuller
Of Penua., II; Campbell Of Ohio. So; Pen
nington Of n Jersey, Z; Marshall Of Ken
lucky, 80 Banks II n Massachusetts,. 81. Va
rious others were voted lor and much in
tirest was manifested. There was. how.
ever no election. rs being necessary to a
choice.
The Senate me. a. three O'Clock.
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STILL LATER!
Great Hrc'fs0aent ut Laurence and Lecomp
toh-Nen under Arms

INDEPENDENCE, No, Nov. 3o.-A mos
senger arrived at Shawnee Mission last
night, who states that Deputy Marshal
Jones had ffty'two men with him at Le-
compton. lie also states that all Lawrence
is up in arms, that the men are drilling
constantly, and that they had in their pos
session five pieces Of artillery.
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New Orlenns Market.

NRw oRLEtSs. December a.-COttnn declined re;
Orleans fair 999Ae. MolaSses3 n a3Is<e.
Flour !. in moderate request ct % R499s5.-
~.
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On the 18Th o~fNovember,3 1855. at Sugar g rove, BIZ
the Rev. IL. Suffer, M. HENRY SCHWEYKE and
Miss ELiZABETH
On ths 18th November, 1855. at the same place, By
th0 same, Mr.. JACOB bAUMGARDNER and Miss
SARAH JANE WOODWARD.
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=. A. FIELD's
.RALTIMQRE OYSTER depot.
;. CIEI.D'S

TW As jusybeen opened az tho WARRt
"a NH HOus OF JeffrtSs 4 Wood a
NNLiI III junction Of the Canal and Railroad.
W. The finest oystorsin whole and haVtCans
-..ofvsJ daijy. - Our friendBsin adjoining. towns
c"n atyaTs besupplied at . moments notice 81 Sln-
cinnati prices. AN oSszrs sold by mo xatranted
Snnd .oia fresh .H3 - .JA8fEB n0YD, Agent.
Lancaster October II, IsS5-dm98.
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AJogpGC8ER

=
A MEETING ofths Stockholders ofthe Lnncas-
~ ter'GaSs Light and Coke Company.
will bs held Vt tbs Hotel Of =. A. Sheser, ESQ, on
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER II. ls55, for The
election OF Directors, &c. JOHN ID. MARTIS
p. b. WIN
SAMUEL BERRY,
DANIEL FFORD
N0Tember IS, 1858 JAMES ATT
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NOTICE.
OF FOR SALE.

r WILL sell Le:N IS in Carpenters Addition 10
4 the City ofLaneaster, being the Lot directly oppo-
ate 10 The residence OF WILLIAM NJ. kinksad, ksq$
This Lo, IL large aid eIigtbly located, Icing ono OF
the conner Lois In the original Carpenter Plat Sna
Situated on the Souihwes tcorner"fW inj3ag and Per
ny Streets. near the C. w. q 2. X. X. Depot Terms
easy and Iiilc warranted. Enquire OF i
SAMUEL JACKSON or
GEORGE w. MAC KLROY,
Al tue Gazette Once.
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NEW JEW STORE
l.. C. BUTCH

l.. c. BUTCH
II AS just received AZ hts cs;abIishm ent, three DOOR
South ofthe Post ONCE, Martlu's Row.a EBW
~ LOT Of JEwELRY, direct from the Msnufse-
"a. turerS, comprising all the latest styles Of Brsase
- 4EAPi Ear Rings fHger RfnEs and Geld PENS
Also, WATCHES from The best makers.
Call and see for yourselves ~
NPwaiches, Clocks and JeTelrye etsfGllyI repaired
on short notice and %arrRnted 90 perform wen.
Lancaster, November \, IeSS-S6
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a. c. BARLOW, FL. D.,

UOMCOPATHIST. ,
OFFICE IN Tar,nafge Block, Main Street, LancaS
ter. Ohio. REFEREgcEs.
Prof. G. j. Williams, NJ. d. c,ovo,d
.. |. y. Gsteheli, NJ. j. NnS'e'anu'
" 40 Blair, NJ. D., Columbus
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Oatragss by tile A5o1ifioniss-Houses
burnt and Woman Dripen .Away--THe
People Determined to Enforce Law and
order
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TEyHE subscriber has re rnoTedhts cstablIshmontinto
his New Rooms R0rtA Side .AGin StrsSt, Deer ZiaE,
e BisA, and has fitted them up ia 4 style nnsurI assod
In the West. lie hopes that the public Will appreciate
his efforts TO please and exiendto him aliboIal patron
age. Every thing Inns been done that could be done 30
ensure suceessin every department ofthe ATt. cad hiR
picturescannot be surpassed. Va .GRISWOLD.
: N. b. PersoRswishing 60 learnthe art EllkAVe sros
facilities for doing so here.
Hours from 9o'cIoek A. N. until S o'cloOk p n.
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fiptne Co assembled at noon.
Al the members were present except the
Chief Justice.