davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Lockvt,.e Milik.

TE1HE subscriber has purchased the above property.
II ahdfs now prepared tn do custom work az we'll
merchant work. The mill has been wei repaired,
andis in good oEler 10 do work IN either way Hsis
also prepared to bay-wheat al all fines or donr the
same for eusiamsrs if6esired. He has employed Cn
experienced miller, and will render general s1iisfac-
tion rs
J5The Dstillery with all ita machinery is for sale
togothet with Boiler, Tubs &c. The Saw-inill ad :
Joining 1t is also for sale.
Persons wishing To buy town lots can be accom- mo-
dated. The proprietor can stal tInes be found at
his mill in Lockviiis, or on is farm ik miles south
east of Lockvlle, and mile west Of Carroll,
10y. DANIEL BOYER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
AnOraIranne

Providing fog Grading, Curbing and Graxelipe n,
Sidewalks and psving the Cutters on Mulberr
6tfaet, East ef Broad Alley. Ef :
SEC l. 5s e oyiai-ed the City CounsI Of tAs cis,
~ @ Lsas1sssr, Thatthe sidewalks and cutters IL
oai q LotsNos 90, as, tao 427, az, ssa 4sO 4s
ls t3i 455. 49, z3I, 43S, 4S9. ft0, al, 4a2 90
4s6 an AZ 90 alhary Strsat East on srogd
t9F bs so payed, cut down, or dlIed up as the
nay ho as with The grade Of said street,
~ In the grdo Book ofthe City Of Lancaster
SHe p That after tbs legal nnblieati0n Of this or.
Hance the owner or snors Of said Lots az specified
aad Numbered Ia the frat section ordinance or
she .peTsou or persons having legal eontrol OF the
tapa DO and ftis hereby nads their duty TO improve
he sidewslks in ffoat OF the sare, eJ e1rbing the
same with stone clrbiag, 10 B1cavAe ana extend The
CUTTERS to the width OF feet and 70 face the same
Wits boalder atone, also 10 cover the walks With
goon scrssn ed p.-avsi six inches N depth
: CHIMES E H4EFESR, President, &C. /.
AttSst-sK. Yorss, 5ry CLERK, pyo. tsrs- ~
Angest 80, fs55-s5w1J
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

Jusr So. We find the following in the
Concord(N HI Statesman, and give It as
we find it. IfMEDrtt did not actually use
the language imputed to him, he, might
have done SO with the utmost propriety:
Gov. Medill, of Ohio. candidate for re-.
election, when BIO heard ofthe removal Of
Gov. Reeder, exclsimed:
Here it is again! The Northern cleo.
tons once more jeopardized to save the
South. The Ohio Democrats are of no ac-
count at all We have not got aOy Mig
gers. So far as Reeder's removals. con-
cerned, the Administration had better have
joined the Abolitiohists at once. 1t is MS
good as $4,000 votes for Chase. Boys, we
are dead, and fear there is no rcsurrec-
tion,"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

LEFT THEM,--Mr. Hume, Prosecuting
Attorney of Marion county,in this State,
has Dissolved his connection with tho Lo-
cofoco Hunker party. and joined the grand
army of Freedom, This is an important
accession, as Mr.. H. has heretofore been
one ofthe most active and influential Dem.
ocrats in that country, and in point Of tai
ens yields precedence to none Of his COM
petiiors there. So rollfthe ball.--lM Gil
cad. Sentinel
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
GssttIh a5.rIier-
Bsertf1s xss Ys,t Tsi5sna
SEw YonK. Aur. 90
kEcriPTa os me WEE.

NEw YoRK. Aug. e2.
kEcEfPTa oy TEE vrzK.
cvnnES1 PRIcrs THIS WEEK przyrs.--
These ero soil BY the head 1T price
eqnalf 10 the value per pound Of the es:ima.
tel weight of beef in the quarters. The
hide AMI fallow or '.Gik-quarler" is not
counted in tris market, as it is IN Bos,
ton.
TuF Patcr To Oar q D viii aye.a-e
o:c,, being folly { cent lower then last
week.
First qaali;y l0Siosc,
Medium 31@9ic,
Poorest 7Ssy,
Bat lew sa!cs over Lei. some unJer 7c.
PHIeRs OF FnaL .CArTes.-The rate a
which such calves as are ft to cat sell FOR
al lie year. issff0in to 7c. u D., live
weight.
SnEEs %zo LSxss. s.-Counon Sheep.
] l,Gc@5,00; ezra Sheep. e.oC@Iu,oo;
Lambs. .S2@35.
SwIxr ----Western Hogs, eorn.fed Iii.
nois, large. first quality, Gs@7c. live
weight; 99e4:. dead weight; Ohio corn
fed. first quallly. e5@7c. live weight. 90
81. dead weight; smru size, do. 6l@64c.
llse wcist; 7@7Rc. dead weight: New
York, good. 7@e9e. live weight; 94@91c.
dead weight; Western stiil-fed, 6S@7c.
live weight; 8s@9c. dead weight; Stock
Hogs for feeding, 6a9e.:. live weight.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

cINCINNATTI, wILmIhGToN Ann
ZANESVILT,2 uAfD rom.

6Nff HefNtkNfE AtlAAA Al0ABs
nfEN TO NEW vLRxlHoToz.-Tso 20 duily Trains
" tS1ndsy1 sxoe pto.,l = -
fsrst Tsa. leaves ciBesnasfi 40 A. A., arriving a
p. a. - - "
Rs,aTsing. lssysl Ssg Lsaiaeios at a5 p. n. snA
LancAsisf t24s p NJ, efVinGn - Ciheinai G.e 20 r.
ssssss I.s,s Lave, ciasihnaa AZ TAP u. Srfsihs At
s.s:.ssaiss i.svs, LankAast ., so a. n. arriving
Ils stop f0s pss5snge-s Al All fEtsrmOd Odlsts polnts
eod coareet Ei5tf1ins Lltfie hieml Road for Co
Ian s71, ayt5n, Hsiistosargh ard chillcetbs..
SieEc hass eones~. AZ Cifcisviiis foF Chlllleotho
gnd colginJas, st Lancaster for Logan, aeisoBviIc
Athens, sna foisroJs and ~ Eev Lexington for sOn
ersst AID SaDesTilie, afdspg a. EinssV1ils ~ Imo
for Eastern tfains on csRtrtf Ohio Aasirosd.
Forvthef Information aud tickets, apIdy Al Ticket OF.
tes consfot BroS1way and FfSat sfrssts, and the
LtleaiiatBi bspOt, slGion esptsG TIE line
J. Ne. [. sTAcGHr0Ht
EsglDseTuBd 5uponBt0adrIt.
N fefbe Company Will sot ~ fssposssblc for tag
gage yxeesdlss sSoin yslae, uhlsss ne same be
Iahed<0 the Conductor ARelt, and freight paid a.
III rate ofa Dsats1 freTery sl1in yaIne aborc that
ahloahi. lrgRst 5ol lss5.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Gbe e&antasttr 6assttt.
CITY OF LANcAsTER.
MOrnins. Ane. 20. 1885
PrIneIpeIs OF DE AmerIean Pafly of OHIO


l. Ths unlimited Frssden Of Rsiifie4 disconnected
with politcs--Hastiiily 70 ooclesfaatleN Influences
upon tho analrs Of 0ovefnm entkqanliiT ofHghts 70
al natnralizBd Bmigrants who are fAofeAfAy Amert
eanitsd, and poral glance, by reason
ofther religion higher than that TO the Consttutlon.
g No latsrferonoe with tho rights of ofcitzensap al
ready acquired BY ForoigueFa, asd the proteeuo o.
law 20 ali who honestly emgrate from iovo q uberi
but the exoaon Of foreign paupers and tllohs, and
yaasat 10 extend the right 81 sareas 10 aHOhe fosss
keesater they Ahal have roslded II years in the
o. States and complied with the Naturalization Laws.
s. opposiilor to all political organizatlons composed
epeinsissfy of ForeigHors, end "a Egreign Atttarg
s5aaies ard 70 al attempts osresds fhe Bsbisyrsm
Sehosis saprsrtsd by ths 0eUeramsAt,
l. Slavery is locsi--not Rati0Hat.-wo oppose rs ex'
tension In any Of h aud the Increase ofis
political power by tho admission into the Union oi
any slave State OF 9th orvise, and We demand OF inc
Conceal GOreumont and Immediate redress OF me
great wrongs which have been inflicted upon ths
cause OF Freedom and tho American by the
repeal of tho Mlasoun Compromise and me ntrodue.
ton OF Elavury into Kanaas In violation OF law by force
of arms and the destruction ofthe elective franchise
s. In humble initiate on OF the wisdom OF washing
tonws oppose all Intervention In the affairs OF
States yoE on all proper occasiona, We VIII not with
hold our sympathy from any peopie asplrngt0 DO Tree
We support American Industry andgenius az ainst
the advsrse policy OF Fotelgn natons and TO
internal aud external commerce. BY tho
Aof Rivers aud Harbors and tho construction OF Ma
foual Roadsuning the various seciona ofthe Union.
H. Tho Unoz efthese Stafes shord Be made PerP stHal
by faitAfaI aiiegiaaee 10 the CoHstintioH.
g. In State policy we zeaiously advocate RstrsHeA-
meat aAd Rsform--a modification Of the preaent op,
hressise system ofTAxatlOn aud liberal system OF
Public Schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

RUMoR.-It is reported that President
Pierce has recently bought a farm of 500
to 600 acres, near Colesville, Montgomery
county, Maryland-a few miles from Wash
ington, as his future residence. II is also
reported that in the event of his receiving
the Democratic nomination for the Presi-
dency in 1856, he will run as a Maryland
and not as a New Hampshire. candidate
We give these rpnlors for what, they are
worth .--Amevican Organ. y, ~,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
NEW GROCERY AND NOTION STORE.
5oaN ID. JaCKsOy.

Y HAVE purchased tfn entire interest OF JoE, LIZ
y oss IN the Grocery Store on the Southwest corner
Of the Public Square, back ofthe Market House, where
Shall at all times take pleasure in serving the old
customers of the establishments and M friends with
Choice selection of Groceries, n oii0ms, &c
Ny new suppyhas already airivedt to which invite
specnl attention OF CUSTOMERS My prices will be as
low as any other similar establishment in tine city.
am now beginner and hope to have liberal share
of the public patronage. JOHN D. JACKSON
Lancaster, August g. I6s5-leif
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
REPUBLIoAN R STATE TICKET
FoR GOVERNOR,

FOR GOVERNOR.
5 ( SALMON p. CHASE, Of Hamilton.
-,, -. LssuTESA ANT aogERNob.
& THOMAS III. FORD of Richland.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
FRANCIS M WRIGHT. Of Champaign.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES III. BAKER, of Ross.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
WILLIAM II. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
FOR JUDGES OF THE sUPREME COURT.
: ,ysqss (FortAs Fall Tsrm
JACOB BRINKERHOFF, OF Richland
(Eor. the, Yaeaaey,) 80.
CHAS. G. ,C0NVERS. of Muskingum.
FOR ArToREEY oENERAL,
FRANCIS. D. KIMBALL, of Medina.
FOR MEMBER OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Z ALEX. G. CONOVER, of Miami
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
BaItiinore rnrkct.

BALTIMORE, Aug. e9.--Flour. City Mills
offered at 800 and Howard Street and
Ohio at 8,e5.
Wheat--Salcs at ,Gasi, 20 for Rcd, and
1,79a1 80 for White.
Corn--sales at e5a88aI 90 for White,
and 83a9o for Yellow.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
NOTIcF.

FEVTIE subscriber having closed up his hnsnAts 10
tho mefehaRtils fIne, m eatly and ~
Quest all persons knowing them ebted u iu
10 call without Delay, SETTLE UP, PAXUP I'm their
not paid by the 18th Of Nonao win DO 1at 10
the hands OF agent Tor fscbitpafIon Ei5nt any re-
bpect to porso1a,, or aoY fprih u ma III 4Sds
MillesspStfs ESkaAfSS IA q, 8. MILLER. :.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Dssira6Ie city

Desirable city PSoperty Tor Sole. a.
sss-gSNFfAT SieSirablS properly located on vhaet-
q ing Street,eoohsT Of Bfosd AIIsy, osing no
4H feet on wheeinrhr I90, feet on sBEoad
with all the couyenieuces OF family esdence--aso
ne and chrpehtor'ss sh6p, Smoke HOMES
Stablo. hc Terms reasonable. For further paffief-
lars enqalrepe 49, LITTLE q DRESBACHe.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

ET The wilfof the late Abbott Law
renee bequeaths $4,000 to the Boston
Public Library. and $50, 900 to the Law.
renee Scientific School in Capnbridgs. A
few years ago he gave $50, 900 to found
this school. His other bequests have not
yet been made known.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Oetice of tho FairEGef County AgricuEv
fvn,.ss Cs~s,a~, - -.

TTNHE Annual Fair of said socsty wiffbe hsld utthe
n Society grounds near Lancaster, on the agltg
Sth aud eth days Of OctobeTs ensuing ~
Full Premium List viii be Published in few days.
The price Of membsrsldp Is Reduced TO Fifty Centa;
which admits whole family. II
Badges can be procured a tho oaco ofthe President
sceretary and also any the stores IN Lancas-
ter. By Orderof the. Executive COMMITTEES.
August i6,le5S. D. sfFFoRD, PTesident.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
-
JOHN LYONS
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,

= 0'E0e1T5 Est31t NoI3 s''IHU9
NINETEEN Years has nov ELAPSED since com.
Y msaeed the Grocery Business, daring which time
many high haGds have been numbered With me 6Iads
OF the ylllsyi yst am permitted 10 resnaiH among
yop. Many 81 NY cnrs2 ME- 6achnss soil
goods ehslP; can,t nsip I5sllsd tSe habit when
tnes was hard and We had b4nksst ths time. sold
whskey az two ccnt u putt within The reach
ofeveFypoo men, and since that time have never
bad The eoarage 70 ask profit for my goods See he
numerous thonsands deal with, and appear 10 turn
them all away satisfied. The beat evidence hsvsi,
still theycomo. ~.
will give you somsthing frssh every two weeksi
Lancaster, Augusts3, laS5--zwl5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

In "Christie johnson Ia spirited book
written by oiAs, READE. the heroine re-
plies to a young lord, who proposes 10
marry her, as follows: "The man / marry
must have two things-virtues and vices
you have ueither--yoa do nothing and will
never do anything but sketch and hum
tunes, dance, and dangle."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Bremen Meeting.

On Friday evening last the Americans
Of Bremen aud Rusbcreek held meeting
at Bremen which Is said to hsye been lhe
largest township meeting ever held in old
Rushcreek
Judge Shaw made them one Of his most
telling and oFctive speeches. at tile con-
clusion Of which the following preamble
and resolutions wero passed.
Whereas, We, Is American citizens
have one common interest. Irrespective Of
the mercenmy schemes aud designs of cor
rupt Office seekers and denagogues, there
fore ErsEL
ReselSsi, That ihe re.es.abHshment of
Democracy as.stanght BY. Washington,
Jefferson, and all the fathers Of our. elori-
Gus Republic. shall be our. aim as COM
mon band Of Brothors and American citi-
gems.
Resolvsd, That we will unite our efforts
in breaking up that bane of political society
party spirit, by elevatihg to places Of
public trust, men whose moral and polti.
cal integrity. place them fir above the
mere tramnels Of party spirit end party
tactics.
Resoised. That these proceedings be
published in the American Democrat and
Lancaster Gazette
=. JAMES NEELY, Pres't.
: W. S. BnArf, -See,y.l
The Americans Of sRashcreeek will do
good scrsicethis frlK--ih fact they prorns
Use not to leave one, ses.age Of Sag Nicht-
ism to disgrace tlieirfair fame. Prsss on
brethren andSic,ory viii surely perch up
on your banners.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

RTho Republicans of New Lexington.
Perry county, will hold a grand Mass
Meeting on Monday next; the meeting will
be addressed by the Hon. B. f. Wade, E.
D. Kimbsll, Esq, VIM II. Gibson, Esq,
Hon. V B. Horton, and James II. Baker,
Esq. We understand that arrangements
are being made for one1of those good old
fashioned meetings that gladdenst the heart
of every true Republican, We hope many.
from our county will attend.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

G. w. Il z. RAIL RoAD OPEN TO New
LEXINGTON. This road was formally open
cd TO New Lexington on Thursday of last
week. and was celebrated rby the citizens
ofthe place by Grand Banquet, and
speeches from the President of the road,
Col, Trump, Col Mcyeigh. John T. sBrasee,
Esq, D. Tallmadge, Esq and Dr.. Fowler.
Of New Lexington. Although the day was
extremely unpleasant, yet the people were
present inthousands and despite
80 '.wiud and rain and rainy wei,hef,o
all appeared to enjoy themselves and to
be pleased with the appearance Of the iron
horse. :.
The Editors along the line Of the road
were mostly present; among them we no.
ticed Mr.. j. NJ. Walden of the Cincinnati
Commercial, Russell ofthe Clinton Repubs
lican. Pearce oi'the Washington Register,
Case of the Circleyille Waterman, and our
neighbors, Schleich and Gruber, Of tho
Eagle; and last though not least, Taylor Of
the Lexington Locomotive, all ofwhom re-
solved BY a fair test that tho G. w. & 2. is
the smoothest running road in the State -.
Altogetherthe celebration was very pleas
ant affair.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

The Toledo Blade says: 1--WE do not
believe the nomination will perceptidly
change the majority for Mr.. Chase. In
all our acquaintance we do not know a
solitary man Who. viii vote for Mr.. Trim
BILE. - U.s.. - s 4 C0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

The PREss OF Ono According to an
article communicated to the Cincinnati
Commercial. there's inthe State lit Chase
and 5tMedillpapers, but the probability
is, that the number sof Chase papers is, or
will be, several larger than this.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
JAMES NELLY, Pres't.
Rail Rond NTccti,ir..

+ At q meeting Of the Columbus and
Hooking Valley Railroad Company. cou-
voned at the Courthouse, in Lancaster. on
Thursday. August 2sd. 1855. pursuant to
notice, E. GlEsY, Esq, was called to the
Chair, and P. B. EwIso appointed secre-
tary. = fy,- t.
On motion, the following Resolution wa.
adopted ~
Resoipea. That the Hon. T. Ewing; p.
Van Trump, John c. Weaver. NJ A.
Daugherty. John D. Martin, and John R
Mumaugh, are hereby appointed com.
'mittee, TO report, at the adjourned meet
ing, measures for the action thereof; and
more particularly, suggestions as to the
best course of policy now to be pursued.
And, thefeupon, the meeting adjourned
to meet at the same place, on Tuesday the
'4th day of September next 500
P. B. EWING. Sec'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
ExcHANGE OFFICE RE-orENED.

EXCHANGE OFFICE RE-oFENED.
rs prepared 10 do AL kindS ef snllnK bupi1sIt DAs
j counts good Notes. Buys ell Uncurrent Money o.
highest prees. Buys and sails cold aas Site Dolle
in xchange Of all kinda Makes COLLECTORS nt s1y
place. Pays interest on Ell D1sshss. Ard deelsiA
BOUNTY LAND F-x xssitsNlss --sll
OF whlek 100000 acres sss wants ana when soid <fs
cuarantasd IN svef reSpaet. 70 l0cts land vel
coin Forms OF asselfng and loeati ard any iu1orf
nation In reIatlon 70 asrsEis givor N-f1Rly % ery
ono tEai applss Ueysy zsess Eas =. Z,
4 Lansssssr a ss enOsTuzs %, iss5-st ~ .a
Esrsste ~ Sdssnnsh ReH ~
7aToIrcEss hereby given that The aaAscr4Esr tsn )
Il bssS nrrAinted and qualidee As a r.nrhtordu
ma Fs,ate 81 suBannAh Ned. deeeased, iAH cf Far-
ssld co lnty, ohia- 4 JONATHAN xkskER 400
Auesss 10, is15-tsI5.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

Eg- Thereturns from Iowa show, as far
as they go, a to:al revolution in favor oil
the Democracy since last fall Ohio EG-
gle.
About one more such revolution in
favor of the Democracy, and there won't
be a vestige Of that party left in Iowa. In
every county but two from which returns
have been received. there have been large
Republican gains over the vote Of last
year
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
8. CoNNELi

3. CONNELL
Has Just received at the City Book Store
nav s-RrLg OF
BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY ARTICLES,
Gilt Moulding for Picture Frames,
TOGETHER with VARIOUS ARTlcLEs for LADIES
such as Clientele woRtsd working Cotton, Anbroidsr-
ing silk, sewing silk. spool eotton Tape buttons &c
Please cali and examine his stock.
Lsreasias, ergrst2o, Is55-f7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
DissoIution az Part..er,hia.

NOTICE Is hereby given, fEstne paftn srship hers.
l tofore existing under the name sndatyle ~ RRED
d BAuGHMAN, was-on the 5fh day ofJuiy, dissolved
by mutual consent. The boaks and ACCOUNTS are IN
the hands Of ROBERT REED the old Stand for set
tlement. -~ ~s4' -E0BEfT fsRIsf =
July IL, le55.-awl0 JOHN BAC6HMAN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
CITY CoNFEcTIoN ERE
SAMUEL HENT FY.

II EsrzcTfULLY Yinforrus no cisissna Of Lsnepasr
NAna vieniif HAT be has opened new cnn1ec-
FAetf Ssers whsro ne viii constantly kesp on hand
EfI ass9rted stock % csafsst1oAsrys ftpaft. a.,
As is PREPARED on shan apiece 10 do any Kind of
E2s Ing In Ills line, In MAJ aef wnrfahted 10 pIrass
Szsoi gaSafsgtqiee and sold sAefasafs end egail.
VI sEo .ns at.d onsenq Us gef5 best Viii atsn
Having pr,earad nDonl ~ tbs paspose hn WIN
be prsparsd % ace4nmddnts lssdfas and osrllsnIea
Esneassr, Jhlf %. sfS5-1ses - '1l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
vALUABLEFaRM Po7 SALE.

VALUABLE F8RM Po7 SALE.
THHHB subscriber vll sai onfe fzki day e5 oetsbcr
Il next, on the prenlses, the Pain Of 500 Acres.
situated iniieA East Of lancaster. til old siata
road, and latslyknown ss the - Peter Baekin FaFnn
Aiso' at the same time and place wlilhe sold acme
Valuable OatsIe and MIfem Cows,
One Brass Clock Household and Hitehsn Furniture
Farming Utonsils. DC. too tedious 10 meIiions ~
Terms g Saloon Farm one-tkird cash In hand.
one-third in and oDe-thtfd In years viii In
tsrest the dsferred paymsnis from ths dGy q aaIo
secured by mortgage on tie premises
On psrsonal property, ali sums under IS cash Ia
hand, nnd all sums over that amount munths eTedi.
upon note with APPROVED lcedrity.
MICffAE Ell MACKIIN,
Executor Of PStaT MaSkiin, deceased.
August %, Ie55-bwl6
ssomsr.st pApea plssso eops til aay ssasssud
Se1d billstO Executor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
REMOVAL.

DIR. O. f.. DAVIS.
HAS removed his residence and ofice to the brick
building formerly occupied by John stallsrni,h,
Esq, south side Of Main Street, doors west Of Dr.
hre!der's residence, October u, le54--aa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

Wheat-Sales of 2 200 bush. at 1,25.
Whisky-In good demand at advanced
rates. Sales Of $50 at 34as44c.
Sugar--Firm.
Molasses-Firm at 39a40,'.
Cofee-Sales of40 bags Rio at 1I5c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
P. B. EWING. sec'y.

The subject has beer committed to able
hands. THE committee is composed Of
gentlemen, whose names and position pro-
mise Report that will command alten-
ton. and that, in its results, viii have an
important. probably decisive, influence up
on the fate of the enterprise. There is
certainly enough in-the subject, and in its
present posture, to engage the deepest at
tention of its friends, and secure full at
tendance a. the next meeting.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
y MW R es e e s.
9N1 EtcEtVtD AI
SEARLEtS BOOK STORE.

sgaT aterfvts II
sEARLE's BOOK STORE,
Opposite Sh1ffer's BOtei, Laucaster, Ohm
MONEY MOON and other Coiasifsiss from Pupeh
ii Autobiography OF an Aetresz- By Ma. Mogstb
Journey 10 CebtFn4 Africa, by Baysrd Taylor
Kansas aud SebI aska. by Bale :
Sunny Memories Of Foreign Land, by Nh sfnws
The Better Land, by Thompson
Napoleon & bis Army, The.camp Fires Of Nafolsdns
hne lot of Annuals for Ie55 and 1ne lot Of ANAL
Gin Book of all kinda.
Catholic PRAYER Books, EpiseoPEi Prayer 3goks, ,aAd
Ia large l1t 0, Family Bf6IsS AID Pocket Bibles 40
redbced pr1cta.. sss1f. 50 - rsl - ~
School Books and statlopesy at Wholesale b Re,Gfl.
Pocket yvslfctss afcnfss ana Pen Knives, f0f
Salo 1fthe Book StorStof JOHN EARLES,
Oct. g, ls5i-e5 .o1Yesits sIsl.5ir's Hsta;.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

A9rThanks to Mr.. Mathew Sparks Of
.Adam's. 4 Cos Express for package Of
latest papers. s &
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
CincimnaII market.

cfSclSSATr, Aug. 92.--Flour-Lower.
with more disposition TO operate; sales Of
230 brls nj GIG 30
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
FIRST WARD ELECTION.

MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY or Lancaster, August %, 1855.
The qualified voters Of the FIRST WARD in the
Clty OF Lancaster Fairfield county. Ohio are hereby
notned that special election will be hsld at thsoaee
o. Enblek. Esq in sEid Ward.on MONDAY tn. IOth
Gay o. SEPTE BER next for the purpose Of eIsetng
Ter, IN Ward No. i. sfLAS A. HEDoES, Mayor.
august 80, le55-2wl7