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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-22

to which their reports have reference as they may
think proper
Every statement of exhibitor is to be accompa-
MED by such evidence Of correctness and accuracy
as shall be entirely satisfactory to the Judges
Eist Of Judges and Premium Articles.
On Horses and Mules.
Col VIM. K. Piper, Thomas Adams, DR.. r.
M. s jackson. James Burk and Henry
Sutton.
For the best best stallion for carriage Or saddle id
Bes. do for drsught
Second best do do
Best three year old stud colt
Second best do do
Best two year old do
Best foar year old geiding on upwards
Second best do do do
Best TWO year old getdings second best do
Bes. mare aAd foal second best do
Best three year old msFes second best do
Best one year old colt; second best do
Best sticking colt, year old second best do
Best span matched carriage horses or mares
second Sss, SPIs bes e do 10 : Do do
Best saddle horse or mare any age above yrs
Second best do do do do
Best span of mules of any age
Best sucking mule under one year
On, Cattle and Oren
William Weakland, William Davis. Paul
Cobaugb, Ephralm Crum and A. M'Vicker
PREMIUMS.
For best bull over 2 years old second best do
Best year old and under 2 second best do
Best bull Of any breed or age
Best bull calf under year; second best do
Best heifer calf under year second best do
Best do and under 2 sedond best do
Best do and under 8 second best do
Best milch COW /; second best do
Best pair work oxen second best do
Best trained three year old steers
On Fat Cattle.
Geo. C. K. Zahm, Sam d. Pryce. Norris
Peat, r. j. Tibbott and John Hughes.
PREMIUMS.
Best pair fatted oxen for beef; second best do
Best fatted steer or heifer; second best do
Best fatted animal for beef; second best do
On Sheep and Hogs.
Michael Leavy, Wm.G. Williams, John Ell
der. Christian Smay and DIR D. I. Storm.
PREMIUMS ON SHEEP.
For best buck of any breed; second best do
Best 8 fine wool lambs second best do
Best fine wool buck second best do
Best 2 ewes of fine wool second best do
Best Southdown buck; best bakewell buck
swINE.
Best boar Of any breed second best do
Best SOW and sucking pigs; second best do
Best pigs between 3 and months old
Best and largest fatted hog second best do
On Grain and Grass Seeds
Richard j Proudfoot, John H. Douglass,
Geo. Settlemyer, Frs, Bearer and John
T. HughessE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-22
EBENsBURG, AUGUST %, 1865.

On Products of tie Dairy.
Edward Roberts, John Lloyd, james s. Clark,
Hugh M'Closkey and Wm r.. Hughes.
iskMfuMs. .l5
Best roll butter not less than 5 pounds
Second best do DO do
Best roll butter not less than 2 pounds
Second best do do do ~
Best butter in pound prints. not less than s
Best cheese Of any kind or size gf E
Second best do do ~
On Manu}actaued articles.
John Evans, Robert Galbreath, Robert Davis,
Samuel Keaggy and Peter ]. Little.
PREMIUMS.
For the best plough; best shovel plough
Best corn cultiyator best harrow
threahing machine best tanning mllI
2 stalk and straw cutter; best grain cradle
best horse rake best churn
On, Ploughing Match and Plonghs.
Jno. Mccoy, Rees s. Lloyd, Jno. e. Roberts,
Simon Weakland and David O'Harra.
PREMIUMS.
To owner of team and plough that plows besl
do do do second best
Best ploughing by boy under 4 years Of age
Second best do do do
Best plough for turf or sod
do for stubble ground - $50
do for subsoil
Equestrian Performances
VIM. III. Gardner, DIR. Walters, John Fenlon,
John G. O'Neill and w. w. Ivory
PREMIUMS.
To the lady over 18 who excels in GRACEFUL
ness, management of the animal, &c., first
premium.
To the lady over Is next best, End premium
To the lady under Is who excels as before,
the first premium of this class
To the lady under Is uext best, End premium.
On Household Masuyactarrs
Mrs. Jshnson Moore Mrs d. H. Roberts
Thompson -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-22

First and second premiums on each article
1 On Florers.
Miss H. V. Rhey, Miss Kate Noon, Miss 4
Shoemaker, Miss j. Culberston, and Miss
A. .G. Thompson. as
EE This committee win exercise their
judgement in deciding upon the largest and
handsomest varieties of Flowers, natural and
artificial, p-esent at the exhibition, and the
taste displayed in their cultivation and ar
rangement
On 1Hiacelldaeous articles
Geo. j. Rodgers, f. f. Lytle. Daniel Isitz-
niger, Andrew Lewis and w. w. Harris
EE This committee is invested with dis
cretiouary power on meritorious articles not
enumerated in the forgolng list.
Committee on Printing.
J. Patton Thompson, Philip S. Noon, John
&, n. Bowman, H. c. Deyine and Geo. w
Todd
On Reception. of articles for Exhibition.
E. Shoemaker, jr., James G. Noon, Howard
j. Roberts, David y. Jones and Barnard
M'Dermitt. es
On Provisions of Animals Exhibited
T. Blair Moore, John A. Blair, Edward
Glass, Richard Jones, jr.. and David j
Evans. ~
5 Chief Marshals.
John Humphries, Richard White, Isaac Evans
VIM. C, Barbour and Augustan Little.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-22

IMroHry nj RunoR 1t is rumorsd IN Paris
that the prsparstiops of the Black sea SQUAD
ron are not for sn attack on Ofeess. but Z,
make . bold dash at the bar sor Of Sebsa1opol.
With 100 skips apd $1,000 mel. vbils dag,,
s12so2s attack U wa6h tom the and,
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NEW SERIES.
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Cambrfa County Asricult..ral So
N1etS.
ED. SHOEMAKER, President.
r.. PRoUDFooT, Vice Presidents.
JNO. MCCOY, ~
JOHN WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
A. j. riley, Secretary.
V. A. vICkROY, P. II. LEMPKE,
MICHAEL INQUIRE, j. II. DOUGLASS,
J. STUIA, Managers.
FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION AND FAIR.
Re1ulasious for 1856.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
Gbe &antasttr @aaette,
CITY OF LANCASTER:
Principeis Of the American Parry OF OH

FrtnctpeIs OF the American farty OF OhiOs
I. The unlimited FrSsdem Of Religion dsconnec ected
with politcs-HoaLility 10 ecclssIastiea Influences
upon Ihe Affairs OF fG0Fernment--kqualty ofrlghta TO
nll naturallzed Bmigrants who thoroughly Assr-
eaAIsd, and owe no by reason
ofther religion higher than that 10 tho Constitution:
g. No inteFfe with the rights Of citizenship al
ready aoQurod by Foreigners, aBd the proteetton OF
law 20 ali who honestly emigrate from love o. liberty
eesalto sstsAd tAs rieAt ef suffrage 10 all pAo come
until they shalt have resided ~ years In the
ueStates and complied with the Naturalization Laws.
g. Opposition 10 ail political composed
rGeiHsieslf Of F0reigHers, and to F5rsigR Military
Companies aHd all attempts TO exclude tAe bIo from
Schools sHPp0rfsdby the G0UeramsRt.
L. Slavery 10 I0eaI-not RatiOH Haiwe oppose Its OK
aenson In any Ofhe and the incrense oft
political power by tho admission into the Union OF
any Slave State or otherwise; and We demand otthe
k;hieral Government and immediate redress OF tho
canse OF Freedom and tho American character BY tho
repeal Of tho Mis3our Cdmpromise and the tntrodue
tiou Slavery into Rdhsas III violation forco
ufarms and the destruction elective fIHrchso.
s. In humble imitation df tdS %lsdon Of W9shing-
ton we opp0se all Intervention In tile Foreign
States; yet oil pusper occasions, We Y n6t With
hold our pahy from any people asprnEto be free
g. Wo support American Industry and genius az anst
rho adverse policy Of Foreign nations and faeitcs
Intetral and external commerce by the Improvement
OF Rivers and Harbcrs and tho construction OF Ma
tiOn Roads uniting the various sections ofthe Union
T. The Union offksss Satss shoudb be made perpetual
bV a faiLhfaI aIiseianee to ths COnstitHtioR.
g. In State policy zealously advocate RetreheA-
yasat dnd Reform-a modification OF tho prcseni op.
preSsive system ofTaxation and liberal system oil
Public Schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
CntiIe Market.

From Rtho-FsD ysrk Tri5aRe.
New YoHE. Sept. ", l855.-Beeves.--
These are sold by the head at a price e
quail to the value perpound Of theestinated
weight OF beef in tha quarters. The hide
and tallow or "fifih quarter" is not contin.
ued in this market as it is in Boston.
The prices to-day b Id will not average
over 9c.
First quality oI@lo, with very few
sales higher.
Medium 84a9.
Poorest 7a8t..
PafuEs OF VEAL CALvEs-The rate a
which such calves as are fit TO oat sell fol
all the year, is from tote u tb., live
weight.
SnrEr AND LAMps.-=Common Sheep,
81 ,00a5,0 90: extra Sheep, S8al0: Lambs,
,75a2, 40.
SwIYE.--Wes;ern hogs, corn-fed. large,
first quality, 64a7, live weight: 9aofc.
dead weight; small size do, 6ia64c live
weight, 8ta93c dead weight: New York
State still-fed e!a6sC, live weight, ,3ta8fc,
dead weight: New York State 7a79, live
weight; 94a9t dead weight, New York
State, small size, prime for market retail
ing 7a74 live weight: 94a94c dead weight
Stock Hogs 5fa6c, live weight.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

EXPOSURE OF MEDtLL-Onto DEMocRA-
oY IN Ie48.-In the course Of his speech
at Ashland, on the 9th, Hon. B. F. Letter
alluded to the pretensions of Gov, Modill
in the Northern part of the State; that he
(Medill) was an ant-Slavery man. On
this subject he took up the record and from
it showed that since the time Gov. Medill
first entered congress in 1899, up to the
present, whenever and wherever the ques-
ton of Slavery was agitated, MedilPs vote
and action were recorded with the Slave
ocracy of the South. Mr.. Letter then
read letter written by him Letter in
1848, in which he affirmed the right of
Congress to extend the ordinance over the
Territories, which was published In the
Plain Dealer, with the significant COM
ment eft words well spoken" He stated
thst, aflerits publication he met the Hon.
SAINT Msdary, who congratulated him up
on the letter, and said that he (Leiter)
could beat Gen. Cass writing letters, and
that that letter contained the sentiments OF
the Democracy of Ohio. He said that
when the Democrats forsook their princi.
pies he forsook them. So writes reliable
friend from Ashland.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
Lnncas,er MARKERS.

GAZETTE OFFICE, Sept. 20, le55.-our
quotations this morning are as follows:--
Wheat /, ,t5@ 80; Fl6ur, 81 per barrel
Corn, 40; Rye, so; Oats, 90 cts; Clover
seod-none; Timothy seed, 2,O0@4.ooi
Potatoes. 25 cents; Flax seed. 30c:; But
ter, l2@15c; Eggs, CAB cents; Salt, 2,5C
Beans, none; Soaps, 5G6c: Coffee
SC; Tea, 50@ 100; Molasses. 5octs
Sugar, 8ac.iO White Fish, l3 dollars pei
barrel; Pickerel io,0 to. 12, 90; Rice 0 la9
Vinegar, 1Ga25 cents; Tobacco. 25a35cts
Hay, s6,oo@7Oe; Tallov lot per brl
Whisky, 33c; Wool, 2Oa39c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
Now York Marker.

New YoRK, Sept. 15.-Cottoh-The
market for cotton is dull with declining ten
dency, and there are more sellers than
buyers. Sales Of 800 bales.
Grain--Flour unsettled. Sales Of 49,
600 barrels.
Whsat-Market unchanged, and de-
maud moderate Ot previous rates. Sales
of 2T 900 bushels. Corn opened buoyant,
but closed heavy, sales of 81 .0Oo bush.
Provisions-Pork dull; saics of l51
brls. Beef unchanged; sales Of l2O brls
Lard firm at previous rates; sales Of 7OC
brls.
Whisky-FiFm; sales Of 400 LTls.
Grocerics-Unchanged.
Oils-Bctter. Sales Of Linseed al 92i
and Lard at 92a93. Tobacco firm at for
mer quotations. Lead irm. Stocks buoy
ant.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-Flour-Ohio
and Howard street are firm at 57.75.-
City mills less firm. Wheat-Sales o.
20 900 bushels at 81 80@1 "a for white
and 81 70@i rs for red. Corn better
with sales Of white at $4,000. Provis
ions unchanged. Mess Pork 81 5o@ S29
Prime do. S2l. Bulk Meats-Shodider
Io@t14c; Sides 1lf@12c. Hams 12c
Bacon Shoulders 13c. Sides 1910.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
Rz- Ono Of tho great results % bo at

~ One Of tho great results to be at
tanned by the triumph Of the American
party, is the utter destruction and dissolu-
ton Of the old party organizations which
have new for so long a period distracted
the: country. The time was, in the early
political history Of Ohio, when the only
things takon into consideration in the se-
lection Of public officers, were their hon
csty and capability. Men depended upon
their individual merits for election, and
did not have to rely upon receiving the
nomination Of n corrupt clique. Under
the former system none but the best men
were generally chosen; under the latter, as
experience shows, seldom any except pro-
fessionRl politicians are nominated.
To bring about the highly desirable re-
suit above named, it is important that each
member Of the American organization
should take an interest in the success Of
our principles. Each man, however hum
BILE he may be, should consider himself as
having an important work to pcrfOrm--in
spreading abroad aid defending the great
American docttihes Let etery American,
then. talk with mis- friends and Iicighbors
upon this great subject, and calmly pre-
sent to their minds those facts which show
the necessity and objects Of our organiza-
tiOn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
PuRIIc SALE
THNHE HHdsrsigned will seIIat pnblie sale, OF the
u cOBnJ Pair ground Hear Leneasicr Ohio,
On the esd & gIth days OF October

ncxt a variety of Gne Stock, VIZ:
on thes2d n October be will cell l6 head Of hne
thorough bred, short h1rasd. Durham Cattle Con-
sisilak ~ cows, nrgo year OIL hsifcTs: year
alag meier meter calves; Buiisf one ave year old;
onr three year old, oHe year old aaa one year
llngs-and one year old premium stoer, weigh
ing 2JCe lbs.
Pive jack, consisang Of .'Mohavk" tic bes Jacks
Ia Ohio and "Commodors,r "Gr9J Eagie'' and One
yeariing and one sucking colt, both u great promise
and all Of superior Stoes. 7
Seven GenHct;s, consisting ~ tlree fuIl grown
served b "MGhaWk'' fast suinner-Obs two year old
So yearllhgs and one sucking colt, all Of nne sze
aud bone.
Ono pair Of vey large and One mare Mules,
/ FDrty head of grade Cows, Hiefers ard Calves
rome foe NilkorE. THE thEs have ali been bnlIed
dufhg nc fzs. seas"n, " Borough bred Durham
Bulls
On the alb, r, will offer 2Jload or iIhrses mostly
work horses served bJ the Jack NohlWk' last suin-
ltner-smonE this Stock " hHe yonriibz premium
PLY, ont of tAg 0rough bred BorS5 Ciay Trustee y
Should any Of the Stock first above mentioned mol
be offered the 23d ibe will be offered on lho
e3ih instant.
| Terms u salo-six months credit. upon the pur.
eassers giving nOl2 wifA approved sgrgtics.
JOHN I. BRASRE.
lancaster, Sep, 70. 1875.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
Metz OrIeaus MARKET.

New oRLEGSs, Sept. 18.-Cottoh is
firm and unchanged. with an active. de-
mand at previous rates. Sales Of $500
bales. Molasses SOC. Corn is a trillc
lower, and may be quoted at 67@ 68c.-
Mess Pork 90c. Freights to Liverpool I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

No RE.rEF.-William Medill in his
''flatitudes" at this place told the aston
ished tax-psy ers, that they we're governed
the cheapest of any people in the world
He was surprised that they had the pre-
sumption to think otherwise. The yoke
of Locofocoism, he thought light one
lie ridiculed any attempt to lessen the bur
thens oftaxation, as preposterous in the
extreme. He cited with excellent gustc
former failures to throw off tho burthens
oftaxation, He breathed no word Of hope
under Locofoco rule. lie promised no re-
lief. But with boldness bordering on of
frontery, bid the people bO quiet. = Camp
Dsn,. Ravennu.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

How THE OLD DEMOCRACY SUPPORT MR
PIERoE.-Hon. John NJ. Niles, of Con-
necticut, one Of the old jackson democrats
and Postmaster General under Van Buren,
has been on his travels. In letter to the
Hartford Times, he says he Travelled
through ten States and one Territory, and
he says he could not find one solitary de-
fender of the present administration
Even tho party editors had deserted him,
and said he was the hardest load that the
patient pack-mule of democracy had evel
carried.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

EFT The Cincinnati Enquirer fires It's
pop-gun full at Harpcr's Magazine, be-
cause, in the summary Of passing events,
the editor told tho truth, and said that the
iirst firing and death at tho Louisville mob
came from the Irish. This was abund-
antly proved by tho testimony of any
amount of witnesses. The truth is, there
has been a predetermined and desperate
effort to throw all the responsibility of the
mobs at various points upon our own citi-
zeus by the special organs of the Sag
Nicht secret band of conspirators. The
effort WAS made in this city, but public
opinion has pu! it where it belongs and
where it will stay. We presume Harper
will somehow contrive to survive this at
tack of tho Enquirer.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
.RRPUBLIcAN STATE TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR,
SALMON P. CHASE, of Hamilton. .
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
THOMAS II. FORD, OF Richland.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
FRANCIS n. WRIGHT, of Champaign.
FoR SECRETARY OF STATE.
JAMES H. BAKER, of Ross.
ron TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM H. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
ron JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
TOR the Full Term.
JACOB BRINKERHOFF, Of Richland'
(Fo- the VaeaReyO
CHAS. G. C0NVERS, of Muskingum.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
FRANCIS D. KIMBALL, of Medina:
YoR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
ALEX. G. C0N0VER, of Miami.
sISE=-Ezx=--1-----z----=-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
CoaStaI,Ie,s sale.

DY Virtue Of two executions 10 directed, will
~ Je sold the g2sd day oficpismbeT, ls55, st tbs
Dry Dock, Ia Lancaster, Fairfield county, Ohio, ti'
Canal Boat ALLEGHENY, OF ajudgmeni against sale
Boat in favor Of George J. WyguD, the D9cksi oi
g. st,iImau, justice Of the Peace of Hooking town
ship, and glsG Judgment In favor n JOhn G. KOtz
on the Docket Of J. Enbieh, Justice ~ the Peace
Hooking township. Taken, levied upon, and 10 b
sold 10 satisfy said Judgments.
The sale u cOmin cnce between the hours OF 10 A. u
and 4o'closk r. 81. W. l.. MANSON, Constable
Scgtcmber 6, IS55-3yIb
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

To enforce tho, Collection of Pines. ..
DEit ordainodby the City Council of the City OF
Lancaster, Ohio, that when any person or persons
shall be convicted OF violation Of any Of the ordi-
nances Of the City aforesaid, and fine shall be i'm
posed for such violation and the is not paid thai
Il shall boawfu for the Mayor athis discretion, and
he is hereby authorized to commit suelt person OF
persons 70 the Jail of tho county until such Hue and
course ot law. -trta .',... . ~.
This ordinance shall take effect and Le in force from
and after its legal publication. !. .s'ss III -
- CHARLES F.sII.EFFER, PEsSident.
Auest--E I. y beEa, Cit. Cloak pro. TEN,
Lancaster, september g. i8s5-Swle ~ >.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

E9-The Hon. JoItN J. CLEdENs, late
Democratic U. s. Senator from Alabama,
has written letter in which he goes into
a lengthy examination and defense of tho
principles Of the American party. 1t is a
very able and eloquent document We
have only room for the following extract:
From 1910 to 1850, the number Of
Catholics in the United States doubled,
and now they exceed two millions Of souls
At that rate, it will not take them long 10
acquire ell the power they want, and when
acquired, they will not fail to exercise it
In the very nature of things, The Catholic
must be persecutor; when ho believes
every Protestantis on the highway to hell
when he believes that it is charity to tor
ture. and piety to murder those whom he
looks upon as enemies to his God, it would
be absurd to expect mercy, or look for toll
Grafton.
"Another great danger we have tc
dread is the prevalence of the mischievou'
dogma, that the Pope is superior to the
Constitution, and can absolye his tlocl
from oaths to support it. know how bit
terly this is denied; but if American Cath
olics do not acknowledge it, they are widely
different from their brethren elsewhere
History is full of instances of kingdoms
laid under interdict, monarchs excommu
nicated, and a whole people doomed Il
purgatory for some real or imaginary faul
Of their rulers We all remember that
king Of France was assassinated by
priest, at the bidding ofhis superiors. w
all remember that a king of England wa
compelled to walk barefooted, in sackclotl
and ashes, to the tomb of Thomas A
Beckett, and that the great Bruce wandered
for years an outlaw, hunted by assassin'
and blood hounds. for daring to punish {
traitor to his country within the precinct
of q Catholic Church. The best way q
Judging tree is by its fruits, and thes
fruits are familiar to us ALL"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

Prominent Mexicans in this County
give il as their opinion that Almonte will
be elected President. and that Santa Ana
will not return to power again. They al
SO declare that there rs not tho slightest
chance Of Northern Mexico consenting to
be annexed to the United StatOs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

EJThe following is found in the "Ed-
itor's Drawer" department of Harper's
Magazine for September:
al say, Pat. why don't you sue that
railroad corporation for injuries you have
received? ? Both of your legs are broken
all TO smash; sue them for damages"
"Sue them for damages, eh boy? ]
have damages enough already; III sue
them for repairs i'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
A FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM IN PLEASANT TOWNSHIP, contain
n ing IS acres, co Of them improved and under eul-
tyatiOf which "a good Orchard. The Land Is Of
excellent quality aud situated in good neghborhood
Terms down. the balance in four annual pay
menis Wlthint:resi. For further Information engaTeG
oltAc sabScribeT on the pfciaises- g. j. DUSSlN(i.
Augns, rs, IS5J-fJr Ir'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
NOTICE.

TEyIiE subscriber respectfully inform his tends ana
public in general, thnthe kps mueh onlargou his
STOCK OF GRoCERiEs,
as to the variety. e has nst opsnea ana nasioI Sac
"a s5 bi.st II Cis hing Vinegar, and
a small SfocIt oE Dry Goods % SUIT customers
all ofwhieh will be soidIoM or essn ~ ,,
Whding Streets, and nearly opposite te iE,51:a,aTT
Hotel. -. -, g., Noe1 ,..,tod-
I,ncaster. ScptembeT21 I65i--20
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

The Columbian yesterday quoted from
the Columbus Statesman, the Marietta
Republican and the ChiIiicothe Adyer-
tiscr-three Of the strongest Msdill papers
in the State-to show that Chase has ro
chance of an election We have no doubt
that tho Washington Union. and String
fellows paper in Kansas, would, if requir,
ed, express the same opinion. They GER
tainly hope he has no chance.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

The Great Republican mass Convention
Of tire Western Reserve, takes place ON
Thursday the 30th inst. at Cleveland
Some reports say that Gov. Seward, Of N,
Y. will be there.