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CONTROLLERS OFFICE,

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, August 25, 1855. (
No, ,2s3g
Resotrsd, That the CITY Comptroller be, and he is
hereby requested 10 10 Le soid after hliy days
totce official journal Of the city, The Iegfess
Mary, now conhued IN the City WoIk-hoase, said
slave having been oneited TO The ciiy 10 bc
made for cash and subject 10 the approval or the Com
mon Council.
[signedl GERARD STITH, s
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
toignedI JOHN GDIBEkfs9A,
President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved August g. 1896
7 [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that on WEDNESDAY, the
26sh OF Septembe next, VIII adjuaicaie for casn
The City Wofh-house, at O'Clock, The aLove slave.
4. .HE U. DKbUiS,
au23 Id -E Comptroller.
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TO MECHANICS.
MANUFACTURERS, FOUNDRYMEN, ETC
ME HIS
NAVY Yard O. N IN d
DE LEA SEnI =
nN THE FOURTH MONDAY, being Il
Y6th day Of Moyemher, is5s will be PUBLIC OF

HN The FUuRIH MUHDA4, being the
day November. 1855 will be eGsred public
lsase Of
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, -u
grounds formerly owned tho
Navy Yard in MemrhA,
50
this Mssiss
three Thousand feet the West, and nearly
Chick the Eas
h4es equal 10 nentde ad Navy Yard sesEs,
lh'ougp 20 North 10 South.
winch CHI
lnbdivie may oy
prlaing II hs el si6e ty
fh gsaads Ws Of ahd ffnL he fivsr haS
subuan aiy buildings i OF btek asd
cred with them Re WALK engine
ndsd eet N iet & y an
applied ali vita the clecoI u hiner nt
Union All lhs buildings sdapi5d 10 foa dies siaeie
AEhufac of dtscTifti ant tue
regarded rab - ay nPel = 9 an
sssipp the essaosant o aoa aug anu
| Repairing yard g -
material nScs sar 10 ths pn
the twelve hundtsd mils o
Iroat nov c9mpet
and tbs nuuispa health
OF nl nott eniinenty ht ed
ID. Memphis "a tuutd above ha eptd
la in,r nt r.upsd gaton, may
g,njed pivJ Of lbe M gls Induce
such d, fsf safe profitable
| veal I'd ~
Pposals 70 tasa hs erty will be received
utoa until SsIh Nov
viii be upltey ,uneaA ohstwi
time. e
further information address the nnd gusd
sn44 an ere =l84 A. H. DOUGLASS, Mayor.
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NUMBER liz
OFFICIAL---OFFICIAL.
CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE
City Of New Orleans, 18th August, 1855

CONTROLLERS OFFICE /
-g-4e City Of New Orleans, 18th August, 1856 :
No. 22S4
Resotred, That the Comptroller and he s hereby
authorized TO resell the for building stable ioi
sire Company MOI agreeaby tn the plans and specdca-
Ions on hs IN the surEe oce said sale be rub
rect 70 the approval Of tie Common Council the
Il the stables fotr hundred dniars fS4GO
fs5gnedl H. H. TRACY.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tsignedl j.. r. LUGENBGHL
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved June 20, 1856. .
[sigpedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, Cd septem
ler IL O'Clock M will aoiuaicate ut my efcs the
sbove contract. gG3 sg4rd
aa.otd Q. DsBUYs Comptroller.
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Police Jail, Second District.

Police Jail, Second District.
AS surrendered herself to the City Police Jail on
the 22d inst, the light grif girl ADELfNE, with
ner child ALICE. aged about 2,S years. Adeline is
feet IL uches high is about 20 years old says she be-
longs TO Capt Sagory of Lafayette. The is
quested to call and claim said slave according to law
Il. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, August 28. 1856 au297
NNTAs brought to the City Police JAIL on the 10Th
wv July, the mulatto boy ION is feet ~ inches
high about al to % years old has across
front teeth out Says he belongs to MIR. Edmund Gay
residing in st. Louis, Mo The is requested t
call and claim said slave according to law.
E. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, August /, 1850 .5 au2 In
NNTAS brought to the City Police Jail, on the l7ti
Wv November, 1854, the negro boy SAM is feet
inches high and 40 years old Says he belongs tt
Mr.. D. Shoty, Chande, living Cool Spring, ii
Livingston Parish, La. The s requested to cal
and claim said slave according to law.
H. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, August /, 1855. au2 I'm
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IT,. i,
Master OF Tranaportason,s
iceu Baltimore and Ohio Balrosd Baltimor
LINE OF 81, h.. -

Shl- WEEKLY LINE OF ssSs ssss t,isss,ssssssss
81; sTAGEs lGi FROM CLINTON 80 ~
EAST FELlGiANA, Passing through GRsEhSBURG to ANTE
CITY on the NEW ORLEANS ana JACKSON RAILROAD
There established this m Weekly Line Stages
leaving Amie City Monday, Wednesday Friday
rival the Train Ne orleans rsastng
the evening O'clock Returning will leave Clinton every
Tuesday Thurs and Saturday O'Clock il she morning. and
arriving Amts City in time the evening New
Orleans By this rente passengers will from Orleans Cn.
ton the This route s miles by Railroad and 80 miles by
STAGE The Stage Road beautiful undaag
ing good natural road AS yet Mail
placed the Office the New Orleans and Jackson Raroad No
Carondeet aeet and will be the Railroad Monday
Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock in th rnng, and
on will be paid to delivery Of Lett and Papers
The New Orleans Clinton
be Five Dollars will thus that this 10 cheapest
and aafes ronte from Clinton to New orleans. -
v Anita City
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81. Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Depot and Once, No. IS North Third street,


STEPHEN RIDGLEY.. WILLIAM g. LOGAN,
President. Treasurer
Company manufacture Refined OIL Crude Crdage OIL
Oh TInes' o Burning Oh, HAPtha aaa Pttch
~ poss herein
RaFiNhD oFor OF all kinds oing wood and of
all purposes with Sperm Ouis generally usedi
CRlfDt CoRDR o-Weh adspteu cosrse Maseine "
Car Wheels heavy Mill Work. and for
u0rdage alone eombnason WIN ~ ie ~
oe alo for max Paters' aad or opg ood w M
preservation. e. i, .b6,,
PAINT OLA aubetue for Luseed oli dries wen IN my hIoa
twelve hour he and e y sgua 70 ~ III % @
TaNSESS' 0L-For Leather and So1s bsss suhe
ralyaua oils cemmoa and deciaeais oee hAh
Whale Oil. ,.... -. .s.,-..
LAnP on BURNING oThe Oh contains large per eensge
Sinps
nyenton or o. the afcu and the Oh burma
with a briiAnry passed by othei tgnt. -,
Va .shas. snfnng fluids etc.
PiTCH-for ali purposes winch Pcn usei, being very
~ roR LII sRIcATINS MAcHINERYThe Ia ed
M Ina applied three pertod
ohor os sopsd yca diuinished quauly.
sbt ibe co sumption alike Be elIAn Ma
e6ary applying OIL lsas after It's inst
eAtiol fre al.rhlney fron thu Impurities OF othe
gosssr Oils
prepared to til all ordsfs and at RATES tha
o satisfaction.
A Ali forwarded to the Treasurer will be promptly at
ton lad to,
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n EW YORK AND ERIE Ga ess, 57ss,s.ssss
d j. Y kAlLk0AD DIRECT |, ,;sjs,,, s.Ss

KG TO THE WEST AEsE - aE-tfk--zzx~a
time Oewsea WAahisg son aud cnctRa att y ho4Ia
Through Tickets ard Bsggese Ghec has in Washington
having greatly Western offers the
uess travellers Wsshtngton Baltimore
81 portions OF the Went the Nort west and ths Southwest
The connection beee the tran from the trains
West from Baltimore, always promptly mad the Wash
JUNCTION, (aey ealad he Relay
Baltimore THIS only change between Washing
ton and he oo river Baggage checked through Wheeling
the pasenge without for hoe holding through
The connecting Trains leave Wash daily
Wheeling
ral Ohio kairoad from Bare the Oh Wheel
ing through Cambridge, Newark,
sanduky Railroad, for saadusk, Toledo Detroit Chicago. ST.
Louis, etc,
the Miami Railroad XenIa,
At Xena Lite M,Iai Ra roAd) with
aims thIoqgp IA Ton 70 ndl 4nape Tee aute Ayee CHI
Passengers holding hroagh tickets for Memphis yicksburg
Cincinnati the Mail
vile, Cairo and St. Louis are sold By this route
For Cleyeand Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago,
tickets sold when The Ohio uavsaole Wheeling
WlAve oriy mles) where connection with the Cleveland
Pttsburg Railroad Is maze.
Travellers notice that while this
aorng through cketa ashington, it the
shores and direct 10 naary all leading the
West Ths distance from Washington cucnns but 65a
miles, bepg sbpat l. mites shorter than other
fhRE ny THROUGH TICKET WAsHsGTos-To Wheeling
W 6g Columbus 10 6S Dason as 69 cneinaat $6 Louisville
Iaroad ais os by steamer from Cincinnati ss indianapolis
sT 50i cexe nd $l2 Is, To Detroit Chago
$40 % ld S9 6o Louis s25 aad &4s Mompht New
For Frederick Harpers Ferry Martnsbug Berkeley Springs
passengers may leave Washington NJ
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheelug take
/ Washington
Baltimore, Annapolis
| adyeItnemsnt.
For further ipform.on through apply to THos
| JOHN H. DONE,
.= Master Of Trauaportasion'
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uNAST INDIA PALE ALE
f. 100 easxs Macystti's pinia.
rs do quarts.
In store snd for .sls by s. WOLFF,
aatI -=+ ss Camp street.
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DAILY CRESCENT
Later from Eurone.

aRawal OF THE sTr.smsare pacryrc,
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fbshanor OnIaIIWN FhUM CHARLES
TON, S. G., TO MONTGOMERY. ALA-Unt notice,
ChaIleston Montgomery, Ala. will
b. AS follows:
cubic bonnets furniture,
orapgss, matches, and other light articles
Second IL a0boIes ba!os saddery,
dry goods glass; Psint pick ginsen onecouey rRiainB
g eamphene and spirits in casks cof
fee tobacco leather copper,
atee hoop machinery, oasga springs
hardware hoos
WIN lead, liquor, cIockery in crates and casks.
htpmsnt Charleston,
Georgia. Tennessee and Alabama, obtained
applicalionto HENRY YoNGE
l SInnah irspt
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d alephrslA PoslIlyELY CukED.-Dh

II Sl5PEfSlA 5 POSIIlN ELY CUhED.--DR.
II y BECKWITH's ANTI pYsPEPTIc PILLS, after trial Of
years. teRtimana the
United States is admitted to be the BEST ANTE
DYspEPTIC MEDICINE the public
per More than dposed Of and the aes
They putup with .he each
The
man. phyacan the SAFETY and
nrmbe Of them, eayns the strongest language to
Bishop
Mississippi Rt hey Bishop FEesmsn; Rev VIM ePheeters, D.
D. Raleigh N C Hon Geo. Z. Badger Senator u R Rev. LIE,
Wis Ives Of North Carona Judge Po S.
Hon. Beverly Iucker Hon. VIM Preston, s. C Maj Samuel Nc
Cobs Grsenve, Hon. John Hendson, u Senator,
a host Of similar fers0nagaa.
Neworleana Jas Syme G. N. Morrison, e. Wheel
D. Beach, Bnagh andby Druggists generally
GY None genuine without the written signature JOHN BECA
WITH Petersburg, all dealers will please apply
w
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4 LE.-lo0 casks Marzetti & Sons superior
~ East India Pale Ale III and Tor sal spy
sssu S,WoLfF, Is Camp street.
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FHyHESE EXCELLENT FIRE BRICKS have
Of Sssa s S. h, ays aa are
Of fo hs brick OF 1884, ~ 70 ss per iogo of the
No. ss Common street, New orlsanz
7-.. cERTIFICATEs.
U, s. BRAsen Mtsr,
5s@el eH New Orleans, March 1tb, 1855.
During the year 1884 eng Department
sneh % h ey h,s A n on % o. ne M mo
bours At Of aeo ass
da several mSaths wtaSas ,as less repairs aud
aud Of the ceebratsa
kinds amPor'ed Tom foreign sSaa,i9 H. seb a NV s5
new ORLEANS march 9Th, 1885.
sn.ns used partly tns epdsp.ing Fire
my plantation the pas o 81 Lhafse IN ths
ssa ss IT, oP 's' saG p.y &c sss a s
daIaE The snaS nan a @ and found .ha the
quite -e AS the English and far p. tan the
PS1rsa TO oruxa sauys r. ders
nrs p J. s, a. ohn s s9Ol' s
N1EW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS and GREAT
IN WEsrERR kxPREhs.-A DAILY ExPRas is now estsb-
shsd opsloaAs ssiIrOaa between Ns ans and Bayes
principal and Towns in tho Norm and 'e and al
Bayou A"i4oehs antpsS,s STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS
Ceners Franka New loets st. Msrtnsye, Washington and
spess swsy vauabes Ah.ndias description
oaFea and delivered srSpps y Nosss, pa' h el' col
'issss Each te E1FRGss SsSi
before p A. day previous departure
saoa 1870 Old Lsyee street. viii receive prompt
EXPREss Leaves Adams Office % Camp asy at
Bayou Lafourchs at p. NJ
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
s In connection with the aboe there s EXPRESS for th
that giving neir and check to the Express Messen
their baggage delivered directed with pomptnes
srARa S. JoyEs. Office % Camp a,reot
tb1naNor OnIAlleN FhUM CHARLES
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N oT1CE.--The business heretofore conducted
under the fra Of DAVID TAYLOR Co.. at No as sus1n
hshgsd 70 TAYLOR u RADDIf, New Orteans and RADpN
CO., Boston. DAVID TAYLOR d co.
In nya WM RRnWN
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

lew ORLEANS, OPE- sszs sss 64ssssssEassa
LIN LoUsAs AND GREAT YVES szz2 5e& sss72szessz ss
ERE RAILROAD. |5T
GUNNER ARR IN g Z MENT.
Tran daily and from Iafourche Crossing
Agea O'Clock A. M Lafouche
A b. Returning leaves afcarehs Crossing o'clock p M and
arrives Algsrs at O'clock T. Nj.
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Special Train will leave Agie every Saturday
O'clock returning Mondsy the
o'clock A. NJ, arriving at AlgierS al 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Excursion Gck4 and reurn tho will issusd
every DAY as follows
To Bayou des Alemaudea ea.....................N9 95.
~ The Train Gretna for the accommodation
dseirons Of getting On and oil Al ,hAt point.
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"a PEGIAL SHOE NoTlCE.-City aud ..,5ssa,
~ Country Merchants hereby informed DAVID U Z
TAYLOR Co., date Taylor Rayne) occupyng1E z#
their and spaoious Store Al MAGAZINE STREET op-
Banks Arcade
BOOTS SHOES BR0GANs Of which Is oaered OF
the iharni fo1s1 DAVID TAYLOR 4 CO.
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Approved June 20, 1856. :
lsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
JOHN WORK,

't WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER IN
COPPER, TIN * SHEET-IRCN WARE,
ha'n street, nearly opposite The Tailaadcs House
"A GAIN takesplcasure in-calng the attention ofhs
IA customers and country merchants generally To
inc largest stock Of Copper, Tin aud Sheet-ron manu-
aetures brought to this market He tax es grout
pains 10 keep constantly m hand large variety of
every thing that can possibly be wanted In his le and
hat'crs himself that from his long experience in the
Tin md Sheet-Iron Business,
he will be able give full satisfaction to all who may
taVor nm with their work. Having practical kB0wf-
edge Of tho business, his selections are made with a
view to durability, style and chcapness.
Manufactured to Order.
Tie also keeps in his employ some Of tho best work.
men that can be secured, aud always having on hand
the very bsst material, is enabled to manufactures to
order anything and every thing desirable in his line
mas good style and ON as fair terms as anywhere
he had
...s .a All kinds of Stoves, &c.
Never In the history of lancaster was there an esta
shneh hat kept on hand larger and more comniefc
assor 1istoves of all kinds and varieties. He Is
n'so prepared with largo number Of Fire rates and
9r inc accommodation Of his customers Keeps on hand
alarge quantity Of Fire Brick anufaeuIed expresS-
ly witha view TO putting up Crates, See.
In hne any and everything needed in his line can be
secured by giving him CALI and at prices as rcason-
able as can be obtained in any other establishment in
me Stale inasmuch as his present stock is greatly
superorto ms torherin quantity quality, variety and
cheapness, he feels confident that persons giving him
acal will go away highly aud amply satisfied
~ Hc also keeps constantly on hand
g. \$EkSSs=E==zE9a large Stock OF steel PlOw ws,
$S3.oN of Cincinnati and Circlevill. man :
asgSsEH9eszAEEs1 ufncture -'
Lancaster, March 8, 1885, a. srEtl+
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
VALUABLE F AR NJ
FOR NAI,E.

WILL sell at private sale my Bern township Farm,
II situate = miles South Of Lancaster, containing
sTlfe about six Hundred Acres, a
tSbOut $50 Acres of FIRST CLASS loeking ina
- bottom, aud the residue fair hill and up Il4
land, well timbercd, and watered by never falling
Springs. tr.. ..-.-s. -.s. -af
About SEVENTY-THREE Acres Of the Bottom land
lies TO tho East Ofthe Hooking Valley Canal and may
be sold separately If desired; but the premises are
connected by good private Canal bridge. and togeth
CT VIII make one Of the best stock farms In Cen
trail Ohio. ... @ s.
The whole Of the Bottom Land & ubouts0 acres oi
the Land arc ndor cultivation The entire premises
nre enclosed with substantial nc fence and the House
Barn, Graneries, &c. good. .~
Possession will be given in timo for putting out
Fall crop.
II can be arranged IL desired, to retain the larger
part OF the purchase money for term of years at
per cent interest.
For full information or to the price, terms cf pay
ment, DC. apply to WIN. Bartlett, Esq on the prrmi
scs, or to p p. Ewng the subscriber nl Lancaster
July 10, 1s55-lltf T. EWING.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. &c.

ID J. BLACK would call the attention, OF his
HI. friends and the public generally, TO the hno
stock of FRUtT and ORsAMENTAL TREES, SHuBs, VISEs,
&c. which he offers for sale the coming Fall, his
Nursery, three miles east OF Bremen. .tE..
His stock consists of Apple, Pear (both standard and
dwart,) Ounce, Psaeh Plum apricot, NsefGriRe aud
CherrE Tres. Grape Pines, CHrraafs, Gooseberriss,
RdsPberrieg, &C.. and Ornamental 7'reeS--dseidHoHs
aud EUergreen
Nons but the pory best frus, and wel-grown trees,
will be ssnt out from the Nursery and every variety
Is warranted eorrset, having been propag by the
proprietor himself or under his immediate direction.
No trouble nOr expense has been spared during tho
last six years IN obtaining the best fruits in the
try and visit 10 the Nursery, or an examination oi
the Catalogue, will show that no has one of the nest
collections OF fruit In Central Ohio.
Orders from persons who fnd II incony enieEt TO visit
the Nursery will b. promptly attended to- IL address
ed to The proprietor at RuSHylLLE, ONO.
Descriptive Catalogues furnished gratis.
The folio owing gentlemen are referred to;--B. w.
CARLISLE, Greenfield township: CHARLES Darn AcH,
Esq, Lanead 'r, ohio DR. NoURsR, Baltimore, ohio;
Rev. S. NJ. BsiauT do.
September 90, 1855. sGtf
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TIL EO RE TONG,


In ShGGsrs NeU Block, betVssn the 7atiRadgs HOuss
.... .--.. and ShgfarS Hotel, = .lT-.
>Q0 ASJust opened large and beautiful assort-
1A II ncnt of READY MADE CLOTHIEfs' To-
h3 gether with as cnoce selection of CIoths. Cast
IL meres and Pestinss All of rbish has bsen select
Cd win great care and with special reference TO the
wants and tasts OF this t0m ;tthity; EFt
His long experience in this branch OF business IA n
suTo gaIntee that mis- stock embraces the shocest
best variety, and his pnfhass has been ns S upOn Aurh
terms that he can sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRI
BES, NJ
The public are respectfully requested To call and OK
anime his assortment. He has on hand general as
sortment tof .7I-- -
..-. SUMNER WEAR
ANA Is at al times prepared to accommodate his old
Clothing. or to MANUFACTURE TO ORDER omt r"S 81
The best material and by most accomplished workmeD
any style of garments, FOR MEN AND BOYS in IN.
best and most fashionable manner. He Is coDEIe1t n
ms respect, that he can gTtc general satisfaction
His assortment embraces general variety Of
Linen Coats, Vestings, Susnender.
Dress do PnniaIo6hs; Hosiery,
Sack do Crayni, nnjsr.ht.,.
CRrpet-bags, together with all other articles usually
Kept IN Genteman's Furnishing Store, and niahufnt-
tnr3d N the most fashionable styles 4. 8 l-'I
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRELY NEW;
has been purchased ofwell-cstablished houses in
lhe Eastern cities and EW parrGHted to be made Of
good material and in durable manner. ~
Ho respectfully invites his old customer and Others
70 call M his new establishment, whore no will al all
Times be ready TO wait upon them with GoOB coon, At
rHE LOWEST RATES. To Test his promises he asks an
examination olk seck In trade and the style and 9al-
ny ofhis manufacture. I. TONG.
Lancaster, MAY 3, 1854, f.r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
CITY GROCERY STORE!
IIENRY A. CEBELEIN,

One Door Edsf Of the Hoeking VaLey Bank, South IL
d .r.-l 1. 4 IfdiH Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
I'D ESPECTFULLY soliciS The attention ofIis friend'
u y End customers, and al thai may want Grnecres
and who will be Kind To give him ral, both from
the city aud country my superior and complete stock
Of Groceries, Just received, embracing In part the fol
lowing articles: -51 tl+t w
=, JAVA and RIO COFFEE; Young, Hyson
GsasSsG Black and Imperial TEAS; New Orleans Sugar
EskkN Loaf Crnsh'ed and PnlyoriZcd; Rice, Golden
sS2& Syrup. s. II. syrup. s. IT, Molasses n. Orleans
do Oranges Lemons, Raisians. Figs, Pruin, Almonds
Pecons. Filbert Coco Nuts ard Brz Nuts Dried Beef
Dried Tongues and Cincinnati Cured Hams, English
Dairy Cheese and W. r. Cream dO.,; Spice. Cinnamon
Cloves, Nutmogs, Mace, Alspiee, Pepper aud Ginger
Sal Soda Cr Tartar SaleraHs, Starch, Saltpetcr, Ext
Logwo0d, Indigo. Madder. Alum, etc. ieic.
Soap, Candles, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Wash lords
Buskcts, ETC., etc. t...f s~l .ta r.H., ,T
fine lot Of Chewing Tobacco, also Smoking do. ant
Cigars; Wines and walkers Burton Pale Ale geter
al stock Of Notions Toys, great many other articles
May |, 1854 II. A. GEBELElN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01
NEW STORE NEW GOODS
W OpN

HAS lust received and Is now opening general
usually foundln Dry Goods trade consisting In part OF
CmlicOs, Prints, Lawns, Ginghams,
Brown and Bleached Musns; S, O 81 10 quarSheetingS
Black and Fancy Dress silks; Dolanes; Barages;
Alpaccas. plain and figured; gEEe
LiUcn aud SIN Handkerchiefs and Cravats;
Bonnetsnnd Bonnet Ribbon; Cloths aud Casimores;
satlnetsand Flannels; Checks, Tickings, and
Mems Summer Ware of all kinds,
together with variety OF other goods for Ladies' and
Gentlemen. All of which have been purchased al
very low prices, & will be sold equally low for CASH
0r CoUyvTRY PRODUCE ONLY.
His store Will be found two doors West ftho Fair.
hcd County Savings Institute and opposite Shphcr's
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio, May "a, ls55a-3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-01

WETrrSs Bslcxs.-Very few people or
even builders are aware of tho advantage
of wetting bricks before laying them; or
II they are aware of it, they do not even
think OF practising it, for the many houses
now in progress in this city, there are
very few in which wet brick arc used -
a wall twelve inches thick. built of good
mortar, with bricks well soaked, is strong
er in every respect than one sixteen inc hes
'thick, built dry Tho reason of this is,
that ii bricks are saturated with water, lhey
will not abstract from the mortar the moist
rure which is Unnecessary TO the crystaliza-
ton; and, on the contrary, they win unite
chemically with the mortar. and bscome
solid as rock. On the other hand, if
the bricks are put dry, they Immediately
take all the moisture fro6a the mortar,
leaving it too dry to harden, and the con
sequence is, that when building Of this
descriptions taken down or tumbles down
of its own accord, the mortar from il is
like SO much sand. = Scientific American.