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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS
MANTiN. GIESY s. co.


At the Ola Stand Of Reinmund & Martin,
UTAVE Just received largc and elegant assortmcn
IN of NEW GOODS, comprising variety unsur
passed and which they will sell at great bargains.
Their stock consists Of
Cloths, Cassimcres, Cassincts, Jeans, &c.
Vcstings. of.all the different styles;
And for tho Ladies' French Merinoe5 Thaibet Cloths
AipacGs aud DE Ianes OF nll kinds;
CaicOes, GlnEhams, Flanncls, and every article in
the way of Dress Goods to bo found in the cities;
Shawls Of every variety Of hue, size. and material;
Dress and Bonnet Trmmings, behutifui las'ortment;
Bunnets--Silk, Velvet and Straw--whch the Ladies
all declare TO be tho most beautiful and fashionable
In addition to their stock Of Cloths &c, they have,
and will constantly keep hand large and excellent
stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, got up with
taste and superior orkmanship.
Boots and Shoes; Hats and Cas.Nt prices wonderfully
low. Qeenswarr and Glassware;
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Tobacco, Spices, &C.,
always on hand.
IT PThc new arm tender thcir thanks for the en-
couraging manner in which they have been received
well by the public generally by the old patrons
the stand and beg leave to assure ALL thafa constant
attention to their wants and determination TO kceT
up with the times will secure continuation and en-
lHrgemen of their business, they will not fail to attain
that end Country produce taken exchange for goods
Lancaster, Ohio, January 4, ls55-3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15

A VENERABLE" PAm.-A wedding
"came off, yesterday which bore the dis
tinctiye mark Of the principles Of Young
America The groom had seen II sum
mers and tho bride lI!-Dayton Jour
nal
Tue arrivals by sea in California the
last year numbered only 37,74o, and the
departures amounted to 94,477-showine
net gain Of only e3,a53 by sea to the
California population during the year. o.
this increase, 1866 were Chinese.
The Maine la'o has passed the Illinois
House Of representatives by vote Of Al
to 90. It is said 1t will pass the Senat'
BY decided majority.
There is to bea new order in the Cath
olic Church. that Of the immaculate con
Oep!ion." None but men Of noble bloo'
can be admitted.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
REAL EsTATE ron SALE.

U WILL expose to sale, Saturday the 2;th day Of
March, 1855, by public vendue at the Court House
door In the city OF Lancaster Ohio the following Real
Estate: ElfJysSovcn acres and 80 Perches
Of Land, South part OF the Southwest Quarter Of Sec
tion No. 81, Township No Is, Range No. 49, Fairfield
county, Ohio.
OuI.LOt, No. 10, North of Lancaster,
containing elOO Acres TO be sold entire orin parcels
to suit purchasers.
Lot No. 10, in tho Town of Ncyy salem
In said county, which is situate small Log House
Lot No. ~, in the town OF Pleasant-
Vile, in sAid county, which is situate u Flame
Dwelling House.
TermS Of fSale-0nc-third in hand, one-third in one
and one third In tN years with Interest.
Any OF the above property may be purchased at pri
VHte sale terms US above. JoIlll X. MUMAUGH,
Feb. g, ls55--40 Assignee Of c. NJ. Deery.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
In Fairfield County Common PleaS--PS-
titiOn for Partition.
George Hoffman and Daniel Hoffman,

dgaiaSt,
And Maria Hoffman (widoW) Abram Hedges, MarA
Hedges, John Germany, Sarah Germany, George
Hcnsel, Elizabeth Hensel, William Hoffman, john
Mecks, Charlotte Meeks, jacob Hoy and RebsceA
Hoy, and William Henry Eriek, John jacob Erek
| and Sarah Elizabeth Erick, tMinors)
FENlE above named Defendants will take notice, that
on the 2Gth day Of December A. u. 1854, the said
plaintiffs fled Petition in the Court of Common Pleas
uf Rairleld County, Ohio, where the same 10 now
pending demanding partition OF the following pre-
misses:
A part otthe Southeast Y ofsection No. ls, Town
ship No. II, and Range No. CO. beginning at the South
west often Acres of Land belonging to Enoeh
Spangler on July end, lS4T, which is part Of thO
same Il Section; thence South by lands OF Samuel
kugler and jacob Iensel thirty perChes to sonsS
thence East by lands of Enoeh Spangler 4s perches
to stones tn renee North by lands OF Hugh Grafton -
perches to a stone thence West BY lands Of Enoch
Spnnger46S perchcs to the place OF beginning, cen
tanning 10 Acres of Land more or less.
Aud the East half of the East half of Section No. H.
Township No. "a. and Range No. 10, in Fairfield COun
ty, containing l4s Acres.
The said Paintifs demand the partition OF said pre-.
mses, as follows To the said plaintiffs George HoT-
man and Daniel Hoffman and to the said Defendants
Maria Hedges Sarah Germany, Elizabeth Hensel, Re-
becca Hoy. William Holman and Charlotte Meeks,,
each one ninth part. and to said Defendants william
Henry Erick John Jacob .Erick and Sarah Elizabeth
Erich netweny seventh part each, and to said Ann
Marin Hoffman d over in the whole.
AT the next term of snid Court, Petitioners will max y
an application for order that Partition may be made
etc. OF said promises. BRAsEE SON,
d"o-neys for PStitisnsrAs
December ce, ls5i-6W34pfS525
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OuR TITLE.

It will be noticed that very important
addition has been made to the title of the
Gazette. Owing, however, to the fact that
the paper on which this issue is printed is
some two inches larger than our usual
sheet, it does notmake as fine an appear
ance as it will after we get paper of the
proper size. which will not be for several
weeks. The design, however, will strike
the reader as being both beautiful and ap
lpropriate.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
Shnrin,s Sale.

HDY virtue OF an order Of sale to directed from
y the Court Of Common Pleas for Fairfield county,
Ohio, will oer and expose TO sale by public vendue
and Outery, the door the Court House in the City
Of lancaster on Saturday the 3sd day Of March a. ID.
1855, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4
O'Clock p. NJ of said day the following Real Estate,
to-wi Lots Nos ., 10, H. 49, IL. 10, I7Also Lot No.
B. In John g. HamPsou's addition to the Town of Plea
| santvlle, In Fairfield County, Ohio.
Taken In execution as the property OF William w.
Stewart ut the suit of Nathan c. Miler for tho
OF David Cupp. Terms OF sale, cash In hand.
Lot No. o appraised at sl7; Lot No. 10 at Se5; Lot
No II at S3l; Lot No. IL at $40; Lot No. l3ut SJO LOi
| No. 16 al 81; Lot No. II at SIS.
WILLIAM POTTER, shOrin.
February I, 1e55-5W30pfs3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15

Throat Diseases, Hacking
and the effects of impudent use Of Mercury, me
dicine has ever been discovered which has effected
such cures as Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by salvation Hacking
Cough, Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease, ,Neuralgid
and Rheumatism, have all been relieved and cured
in a wonderful manner by the great purifier of the
blood, Carter's Spanish Mixture.
The case of Mr. T. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt. Call on the Agent and procure
pamphlet containing cures, which will astonsh you.
- See advertisement. Jan I--lm39
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
II am. DC.
&c. WASHINGTON"
Iyel. ". p. 4ie.]
"Wnrs PLAINS. July "a, 1873.
ITO Governeur MonRIs. Esq.


ITO Governeur MonRIs. Esq.
DEAR SER:-The design Of this is to
touch cursorily upon subject of very
great Importance to the well being of these
States; much more SO than will appear at
6rst view. l mean the appointment Of so
many forsiaaers TO Office Of high rank and
trust 10 oar serVice.
"The lavish manner in which rank has
hitherto been bestowed on these gentle
men, will certainly be productive Of one or
6he ether Of these two evils. either TO make
as despicabie in tho eyes of Europe. or be.
come 4 means OF pouring them in upon us
aikc a torrent. and adding to our presen!
burden.
But itisnciiher the expense nor trouble
ofthem msst dread; there is an evil more
ex.ensivein its nature and fatal in it's con
sequences to be spprehended, and tl;at is
the driving all our own officers out ofser-
vice, and throwing not only our ownarmy,
but our military councils. entirely into the
hands ofJoreigners.
"The officers, my dear sic, on whom you
must depend for the defence of this cause,
distinguished by lengt, Of service and mil
itary merit. viii nat submit much, it any
longer, to the uRRoturoi promotion of men
ovcg them, who have nothing moreahan a
little plausibility ,unbouuded pride and am
biiion, and a perseverance in tho applica-
ton 10 support their pre!ensions, not 10 be
resisted but by uncommon frmness; men
who, in the first instance, tell you they
wish for nothing more than tho honor OF
serving in SO gioSious \ eaase as voiun.
tcers. the next day solicit rank without
pay: the day following want money sd.
6aaeed to them. and in the course Of a
week want.farther promotion The ewpe-
diency and policy Of the measure remain to
DO considered. and whether 1t is consistent
Win justice or prudence to promote these
military fortunc-huu;ors Mt the hazard oI
our army.
"Baron Steuben, now find. Is also
wsnting to quit his inspectorship for I
command in the line. This Sill be pro
ductive OF much discomfort In word
although think the Baron an cxcellen
officer. I do most derOutly Vish that Ts ha'
net singel foreigner among US, except tn
Marquis de Lafayette. who acts upon YER
different principles from those which gov
ern the rest.T-Adieu.
Il am, most sincerely. yours,
&c. WASHINGTON"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
REMOVAL.
ZINk g. B i S n,

TTToULD respectfully inform their customers,
wv the citizens generally, that they have KEHoylD
their establishments 10 the North side OF Main Sreet,to
the room formerly occupied by tho Philadeiphia CsM-
mission Store, where they are prepared to furnish
Fresh Bread, RuslKs, Cakes &c Crackers
AT ALL TIMES AND IN ALL SEASONS.
We have employed the very best workmen in our
line Of business, and will sell at wholesale and rotail
at the i0psst prices. -
We are determined to give general satisfaction. All
orders from the country for Bread Cakes, Soda Bus-
ter, Water and Boston Crackers, will be promptly
filled. Give us q call.
! Lancaster, March 81, 1854. zlhk q bISH.
N d. We also keep on hand general assortment OF
Family GROCERIES, which will be sold at the
lowest rates. zINK & BISH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
Containing 215 Acres
OE

RarS SD w9AG@ RapndQ
aud within sight of the Columbus Road. There is
the farm FIRST RATE APPLE ORCHARD OF
about TEN ACRESsa NEVER-FAlLlNG SPRING ef
GOOD WATER, comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
a Large BARN and other ut-Housos. The Hocking
RverpRsses nearly through the centre of said Farm,
and ills otherwise we'll waIered makingit desirable
SATURDAY IN MARCH, / will on that day otter It
at PU BLIC AUCTION at the Court House in the City
of Lancaster and II not Sold will then rent to good
tenant on pleasing terms for cash For terms, &c.,
apply to HANNAH LEVERlNG.
February 1850
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
Distribntion Postponed.

Tho Cosmopolitan Literary Associa-
ton" distribution has necessarily been de-
ferred until the 98th of February. The
late issue Of Illustrated Catalogues rem
dered it impossible for the Secretaries al
distant points to have sufficient time fol
properly canyassing their districts.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
LAND ron SALE.

gE1HE undersigned offers for sale Eighty Acres
i of LWnd, located In Hooking Township, 3h
miles West of Lancaster, the Turnpike, described
Quarter Of Section No. l6 Townshp No. "A, in Range
d;ss- No. TO- improvements consist Of TWO Am
s,;;i DWELLING HOUSES and STA BILE. good NSs8
iAlN SPRING handy to the Dwelling, a GOOD -
YOUNG ORCHARD. Of grated Fruit, Fifty Acres
cleared under cultivation. Whole Eighty Acres un-
der good fence the other Thirty Acres well tmberedi
nico Sugar Orchard. two naysr-falling streams OF
water passing through the farm The price the above
land is $50 per acre. two thousand dollars in hand he
balance in two annual payments with Interest:
For furthor PARTICULARS apply TO the Anbscrber living
on the premises. WlLLlA4 n. TAHbOk'
February l, l6Ik-7os
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SALE or REAL ESTATE.


Probate Court, Fairfield County, Ohio.
Benjamin Ginger, Guardian of Thomas, Daniel ana
Emma Ginger
against
Sarah L. Ginger, Widow Of Daniel Ginger, deceased.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
EDY virtue of an order 10 mo directed, out OF the
DProbate Court, Fairfield County, Ohio shall pro-
coed to sell W public auction to the highest bidder
the promises, situate in Bern Township in said county
On Monday, March 5, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock
r. NJ of said day. the following real estate, town;
part of the North East Quarter of Section No. TO-
township No. "a, Range No. ls, bounded folloEs:
commencing at the South East of said Quarter
Section; thence West along the Quarter Section line,
10 perehes TO post: thence North, parallel with thS
East boundary line of said Section. 81 perches TO
post; thence East parallel with the South boundary
line of said Quarter Section, DC peTches to post,
the East line of said Section thence South along the
Section line, 81 perches tOthe place ofbeginnng
tanning Six Acres and Six Perches, more or less-to-
gether with all the improvements thereon, free Of
DOVER
Terms Of Sae-One-third in hand, one-third in one,
andOne third in two years. with interest from date
BENJAMIN GINGER, Guardian.
January lS, lS55-Gw37pfS4,
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MARII

ON Sunday the 4th nstby Rev. j. A. Startling at lis
Residence, MIR. RoBT BURTON to Miss MARGARET
A. BOYER, both Of this city.
On Thursday, Feb. 1st at Havcnsport, in this coun-
ty, by T.. H. Davis, Esq, Mr.. JOHN SHE'LL and Miss
MARGARET VAUGHT.
On Thursday last, by Rev. J. Wagenhnls, Mr..
FREDERICK RENlCK, to Miss HELENA MYERS,
Of Greenlsld township.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
CLOTHING EMPOnIUM.



c-onr~-1 ,.,ru
GEORGE FL SMITH,
NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET LANCASTER OHIO.
ya1uR o,,on,,on Of n.r.o,s ,vortir, oIo,hi,e a., "a.
VT ,I W. PetsonS ~, Wa'nE oio,nB ~.
Mrs Roys, ana Chiidrsn;s H. wis,es IL wpdep.tood
TINT Garments of on sizes are constantly kept in hs
tabHshment, aud that he has Hxed principles which.
govern them. The clerks are instructed represent
truthfully all articles sold by them, and IT, after the
pu rchase parties are not satisfied the garments may
be exchange or the money will be cheerfully refund-
ed. partial st arrived:
rrock ma Orea. Caat.
- - y -
BLACK, bLuE' BROWN OLIVE cLAREr AND hSLshhAf'.
single MrensIed RuGiReau ContO.
p.vor,urs. Krs.,v. o,,onp .x1rrp. o,oru. PLAID.
o.ss pRIr noxsxin stLvr. s.,y cAruMERI AHN
morTLIo, pLus, ,lrcY and Gray TwsrD. also,
D'"'A ana o'us OLo III ehoNi one? fNooA'''
OVeTcOnta.
plu. and 1roun .r,rAn. ctoru ypo,x oYERCo4TS.
Black I3l1, Brown Il Olive Deyousbirs ersoy do;
RIua RIark Grey Whitney and DJnh do:
!" PILOT Cloth. some Extra Long do;
Black Blue and Brown Cloth, Superior, do;
Drnh Embroiderud Cloth Sncs aud Walking COATss
CIa,,,,
Black and Blue CLoTTl-soms Extra FlRA
| REAL EN0LlSH PILOT CLOTH;
Vesfing7.
Plain Black SATIN, F'gursd SlLh and SATIFf
| NJ" ELM rAhey Sith u In sh9 10 Ei sAllNi
Black CLOTH and Fnucy CASslAEhk;
Black aud Fancy VELVEli
Fancy velvet and SILK BALL VEsTS'
| rantaioons.
| ..L.,d x.,o, Coior.d noESx,S.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
Feb. Is, 1855.
The well Knonn Re.,lcr rnrm for salo.

YKNHE undorsgned offers for sale this excellent farm
containing 50 acres of first quality farming land'
lying in Pleasant township ~ miles cast from Ian
cnstsr and near the Newark road. The improvements
are hne largo brick dwelling, excellent barn and
other out buildings,a never failing spring of pur,
water close 10 the dwelling house. The farm is we'll
waercd. Ifths farm Ia not sold at private sale before
Thursny 18Th March II will be red Rt public sale
that day on tho premises also wheat in the ground
Farming utensils-Frssh Milch Cows--Work Horses
Young Cattle and Hogs--Rso great variety ofhou'e
hold and kitchen furniture Should tho farm not be
sold on the 18th March, it will then be offered for rent
For terms Of sale &C., apply To Dr. Boorster.or OF
the farm to me GEO. VAN LUCPKE.
February is, lS5J-4I.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15

The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says,
"Eyerv coffee house, resteraut. &C., in the
city was closed yesterday. The conso-
qucnco was. that quiet md good order
reigned supreme"
In another paragraph the same paper
says: "there was not single arrest made
By the Police. up TO ten O'Clock last
ninht.''
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15

EHNHAT on the 10Th day Of January, A. d. 1855, the
n undersigned filed their Petition in the Clerks
Office orthe Coart OF Common Pleas of Fairfield cOun-
ty praying the vacation orhose parts of Tho l3th Al
ley lying between the Lots Nos 1856 and 1877 and Lots
Nos 02 and SO in the Town of LOckylle, and that part
Of North Alley in said Town, running from the 18th
Alley in Southeastern direction to the Township y
line. Said Petition will come on to be heard on the
first day Of the next Term of said Court, soon
therealteras cOansci can he hoard
MARTIN & ScuLElcH, AIS. A. e. MITuOFF.
january II, lss5-3j
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wOOLEN FACTORY FOR SALE.

yHNiIE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens OF Fairfield aka adjoining counties,
that he desires to sell at private sale the WOODEN
Factory situated in the tow N of fHaaVensPOrt,
Fairfield county, Ohio. The machinery s principally
NEW and In FIRST RATE RUNNING ORDER and
does work equal any In the country, and has large
run Of fcustom There is connected with the Factory
j, good and convenient Dwelling House, contain
A ing four and also four finely situated lots
IIsz. The out buildings numerous and convenient
Persons desirous of making good bargain in this
kind of properly, would do well to and examine
said promises. JONATHAN X. MlESSk.
HavenspOrt, october5, ls5i-22
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LOST.

ON the eed ofDec last, between my house and Rich
y y ard Hookers Black smith shop, on the CO.
lImbus road, small leather rocket book containing
some tax receipt and note Of hand calling for two
hundred dollars, payable Dec. 1st 1855, and signed
by Jacob Slough. Any person returning the same 10
me, leaving it 1t this office will be literally re-
W arded. Bloom tp Fairfield County. Ohio.
Feb IL. iy5j. THOMAS MARTINI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
Taken their Offices.

JUDGE SHAW and JohN RADEBAUGH were
on Monday last, installed in their respect
i've Offices of Probate Judge and Clerk Of
Common Pleas. They will make popular
and efficient officers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15

William T. Brumneld vs. Jacob Ketner ct ais.
TDY virtue ofan order of sale to directed in this
, case from the Court Of Common Pleas ofFairneld
County Ohio will offer and expose TO public vendue
aud outcry at the door Of the Court House in the City
of Lancaster. Saturday the 3rd day Of March A. ID.
1855, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock land O'Clock
p NJ. OF said day, the following described Real Estate
to-wt: Lot No. ono jim Matthias Millers second ad-
dition of In-lOts to the Town OF MllerspOrt
Appraised at 1855. Terms of sale, cash In hand
WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
February !, ls55-5N39pfS3
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TO TAILOEsS,

FINE chance FOR Tailor Is ofrerod IN Crceville,
"a TO go IN established business, by the subscriber
who is about go In to Farmng and will sell out the
good will OF business that brings income Of co
dollars year. Apply In person or by letter to d. B.
Beers over Rogers, Adams & Co.'s Store.
Possession given on the Ist, Of March.
CircleyilIe,. Ohio, jan, is, 1851
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Nnlica or Asaipnment.

CEoEGE w. W1LLH1TE assigned all his srsdit,
W to the unde ersigned for the equal benefit OF hi,
creditors, December 90, 1854. Persons indebted will
make payment to the undersigned, aud those havin,
claims against the said George W. Willhite, will nli
the same with proper vouchers.
Doc. %, ls5I-S4 JOHN LYONS, AssignSs-
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GEOKGE 8. EATON, NJ. D.,

PuYsIcIcIAS, ocubIsT, AND oRTuorRDIcAL suRurOs.
HAVLNGlOeate permanently In Chillichothe, oneff
u his professional services to all who arc afflicted
with any OF the following diseases or dcfOrmltics:
Amaurasis, Opthalmia, or inflammation of the Eyes
Gramela Lids; Watery Eyes; Cataracts, Speeks and
Pens, 0nectually removed: Strabismus Cross Eyes
cured ina few seconds Ptasis; Club Foot; Hair UP;
together with every other operation belonging to the
operative Surgeon, - ,. - 1.
oFFICE-Waddle's Block Residence City House.
IT TsEo charges for examinatio faf fr t9 81 y
fAA-o.. ChtIil.a,ha nt. nHa~ 4 L..
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ElneImnroYcmcnt.

A morebeautiful convenient store room
Can nowhere be found than the new estab-
lishment Of Rsber, Kuiz'& Co. Among all
the fnc improvements which Mr.. CREED
has been making inour city thisroom ranks
No
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FUNHE undersigned will expose to salo by public
IL vendue, at the Court House door In Lancaster,
Saturday the nth day of February, 1856,
the following property, to-wit:
THE TWO STORY BRICK BLOCK.
tho North side Of Main Street. near tho Canal, In
Lancaster,
CONSISTING or FOUR DIVISIONS,
each suited for places ofbusiness family Residences
with grounds extending TO the Alley In the rear
Also, ONE FRAME WAREHOUSE
and grounds attached thereto, the Canal, South Of
the Alley. between Main and Wheeling Streets.
Also. lN-L0TS Nos. 506 507 5Oe. 5ll, 5l9 aud 513,
OF the City OF Lancaster being numbered 10 IL ~, 75,
10 and II OF tho Northwest Addition according to
original numbering,
Terms OF Sdis--one third OF the purchase money 10
DO paid In hand oneihird in Ine, and one-third In
two years with interest from tho day of sale.
II. H. HUNTER, Trustee l.. o. Bank.
January o5, 1ej5.--3w39
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R1rThere Is a more stringent liauor lny

~There Is amore stringent liquor Inv
1haa The present coming before tho LegiS'
laturs Of Maine. The bill has been pro.
prepared by Neal dow. and provides for n
fine Of ESQ and four months imprisonment
for the FIRST violation; the same fine and
six monts' imprisonment for the second
and 800 fno and one years imprison'
.aentin The State Prison for the third VIC
-iaiion. No actions shall lie against oficerI
for destroying liquor. Common carriers
are hado liable for carrying liquor contra
~ to law, and are subjected to fine 70
tie first TWO offences. and imprisonment
fol. the third. Ills thought the bill vii
pass.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15

SuFFocArED.-Mr. and Mrs. Jacox.
elderly people residing in Avon, Lorrain
county, few nights ago went TO bed with
burning charcoal in their sleeping room,
and suiIocated from its fumes during the
night. Mr.. Jacox was found dead. and
Mrs, ]. survived but few hours. They
were aged about 60,--Heraid.