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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13

8. The militia Of Kansas did not ssres
pond" when Gov. Shannon called themt--i
This is a remarkable fact. The question
is. why?- Did they sympalhise with the
Free State men? II so. then all Kansas
is against those Territorial hws-eon-
elusive proof that the people Otksnsas did
not make, aud do not approve Of them
4. The Mssourians that were preoipita-
ted thoughtlessly into volunteering to
march into Kansas, only hold themselves
in readiness TO move" After they
think a little, they will conclude tits their
duty 10 move" homo.
IS. Gov Shannon hssonly $3.50 TO 800
men I back m,drnwn from all sources.
He is wisely waiting fora "greater %force,p
before marching against. 'entrenchments,"
and '~seleven hundred Shapes rides" and
"6ve pieces Of artillery" all directed by
a somewhat reputable and military and
skilful military leader. at the head Of "f-
100 men," Gov. Shannon don't mean TO
get hnrt, il he can help 1t. Thatis obvi-
ous. ~ -
O. But, most grateful and gracious fact
t-most cheering and pleasing Of ALA
"meetiDgis being held to terminate "ihe
matter, ~peaceablyif possible" OF course
il is possible.
.. UNLESS U. s. troops are furnish
ed the laws cannot be executed. This
intimatss that on sober. second thought,
1.-THE Missourians desire to be %"connied
out" Of the fight TO "subjugate" the people
, Of Kansas.
8. Nothing will be done till the U. s
Government defines its position. Pierce
will have a regard for peace, we dare say
and so will end the Kansas Civil War!
The various exciting telcgrapbic dis
patches now sfloat, are calculated to con
I fuse the public mind; and we have thus ia
: ken abe trouble 10 unravel the Kansas i'm
! broglio. We think we have done it, ant
t that that the country can safely go abou
its business. undisturbed by torch and tor
ture in Kansas. We are cool and quiet ii
Missouri. AS the winter draws on it will
be very cool in Kansas.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
Portable steam Engines g. saw Mills.

ZANEsvILLE, ONO. Dec. 6, 1856.
Ed. Gdsets.-Your readers will find
in your paper, our card in re-
gard to portable steam power. portable
saw mills, 60, all Of whom interested in
steam power. timber lands. &c, win do
well to consult It. Permit US to assure
you and them. that there is nc mistake in
this matter Of movable saw mills. Very
many farms require re fencing and have
not straight timber enough for rails. To
such, the portable saw mill offers its ser
vices, To- cut up9timber which would not
pay to drag even one mile to a stationary
mill. A probable saw mill and engine can
readily he moved about on good roads on
two wagons, with each. one pair Of oxen.
Any stoat farm wagon will answer, as they
weigh but little more than the threshihg
machine. The space the engine occupies
is very small, the largest IL by 5feet.-
The smallest, only about as much room as
an ordinary bureau. They arc furnished
with feet, and are as easily set as a COM
mon stove. Their exceeding simplicity
enables any person to them after a
days experience. We regard them as an
immense stride forward formany purposes
from the old fashioned and cumbrs us sta
tionary. The saw mills do not require
any building; they are set down in the
woods or fields any where, and put to
work. Your truly,
a." H.& Il. BLANDY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
/, SheriG,s Sale.

T1e State Of Ohio, Fairfield Ceunty, a..
DURSUANTt 70 the command or an order or anIe
IL from the Court OF Common Ploas In said county,
and to me directed. will oner at public sale al The
doorof the Court Honse In Lancaster, on Taesdav ne
l5th day Of January, 1855, betyeenfhe ho0Ts Uf 70
O'Clock A. N: and 4 O'Clock =. M, tho following dog
cribed Real Estate, to-wit:
81 feet of OF Lot No Q in Carpenters addition tothe
Town OF Lancaster, appraised at 1920. Alec, North,
Lot No. slim cafpenter's addition to the Town
OF ansaster. appraised At $3.50, Also, Lot No ia, al
praised at S325i also, lot No lis appraised Al SlOl;
also, lots No ZIG, III, Il6 and l1s appraised at $4,000,
all inCarpenteris addition TO- the Of Laneastor. To
be sold as theproperty OF James M. Pratt, At the suit
OF William Siade, Jun. and John Borland, r~eceivsrs,
&c; Terms Of sale cash, WIN. POTTER, sheriff. '
H.H. Hunter, Attorney.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
DIR. Il. s. FINLEY,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN,

nFFERS his professional services 10 the citizens
" of Lancaster and its vicinity. -
As This system Of medical practice Is new to many
In This place IL may be deemed properto give a few
Of IT'S di itiirctive features. G3"N
The Use. Of the lancet Ia abandoned as n practice
fraught with evil Consequences; and a natural deple.
tion'inorc safe and efectual substituted, by fnercas-
ing tho various secreiions and excrotiODs OF the body
thus reducing The circulation to any desirable eI.
toni, and avoiding ensctually the abstraction or dtmi-
nation OF any vital or inyigorhting principle OF the
blood.
AS A SUBSTITUTE 81 tfEsr
For the poisonous IMMORAL medicines heretofore in
common use the more genial medicines as now pre-
from the vegetable kingdom, are, only admitted info
practice, being more thorough and efficient agents,
and always, under tho entire control ofIhe prActition-
er; but under no circumstances capable OF producing
any ofthe disastrous results seen III every community
where caloncl and a'lsuch medical agents havo been
tho chief reliance.
oacc-TalImadee House, over White & La,ta's
Store. ,T .5. .g -fy.a<. ,St f..L
Residenee-Rev Samuel Carpenters, broadway.
Oct. IS, 1B5J.-ly. s r. -t-lrt tiE H@ 80
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
DONATION FESTIVAL


The Ladies' God bless them,-those Of
our city particularly, We believe il was
Gen. Morris. who once upon a time gave
this sentiment:
"woman, whom God created In q smile OF grace,
And lon the smile that made her-in her face"
We almost fancy the Gen. had those Of
our city in his nainds-eys when he uttered
the above. Be that as it may. on merit
Taetdoy eveaing land don't forget the
time the ladies of our city purpose holding
a donation party at the residence Of the
Rev. J. B. Sackett, on Wheeling street. inn
mediatcly opposite the residence Of Judge
Whitman.
True they have not consulted our Rev.
friend in the least in regard to this matter;
on the contrary have kept tia profound
secret among themselves. Still as some
sold Fogey" has said Of the sex,
.r ''when they will, they nil,
You may depend ont, "a,
But when they wont, they ront,
f And that's an end ont."
In this ease the ladies' say they tOiR ant
from the known determination of those en-
gagged in this pleasant surprise party, W.
knosu that, this will be decidedly the mos
agreeable Of the season. Every person o
every sect, denomination or religion. ant
their lady, sweetheart, beau, cousin, broth
or and sister are invited to be present, AM
we. doubt not will accept the invitation
We expect, at least, TO see them there
The supper viii be a gratis entertainment
while none should forget his. hers o
their donation. Let it be alike liberal an
credi;able.
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SheriG,s Sale.

The State Of ohiO Faf.fsld- County, ~. 4
DURSUANT 20 tho command OF an order OF saia
from the Court ofCommon Pleas Of FaifneId conn
Y and TO me directed, wan offer at public sale atfIle
JDHnGry' 1886, between 10 O'Clock a. IN. and 4 O'Clock
p. M, the following described Real Estate, to-Wit.
In Lots numbers i've and six Is and o. in Carpenters
addition to the Town Of Lancaster, otherwise known
and nun bored on the new plat and by recent number
ing OF said Town now City OF Lancaster, as lots Nos.
Two Hundred and Two and Two Hundred aad Three
GO and 203l In said city Of Lancaster. No S appraiS
cd at $4,000. Noe appraised at Sl4OO. To be sold 90 the
property OfJamesM M. Pratt, at the suit Of John ID. Mar.
Tin; Terms cash; WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
lancaster, december 10, ~1e55-5w3opfS3 ,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
NEW aRocERY ANp NOTION STORE
JOHN ID, JACKSON.

THAVE purchased the entire interest. OF JoHN LV-
ossl IN the Grocery Store on the southwe corner
ofthe Public Square back Ofthe Market House, where
I shall at all times take pleasure In serving the old
customer Of the establIshmentand my friends with a
Choice seleetIonNOf Groceries,N Motions, &c
Mynew supply has already arrived TO which invite
special attention OF customers. My prleea WILDE as
I'm a new beginner nndhops!o hayea liberal share
Of the public patronage JOHN d, JACKSON
Lancaster, ApguS e3, Issb[lBfN ft,ai
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
Church Notice

On Sunday the I6th inst. BISHOP
McILVAINE will make his official vista
ton in the Episcopal Church ofthis place,
and administer the rites Of Confirmation.
Service in tho morning at 1o1, and in
the afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Bishop will presch morning and
afternoon. RI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
Great Excitement in our Commercial EN-
pOTium.
MORE THAN $4,000 AT HAZZARDI


nsrce eoatest nAs oeen "a9'nS IN ~
aork between inc liyal sec's OF lhnaiers.-
Propangers ana oPlrltuallis Tor Puoitc IA,
Yor; eacn s!r'vlns 20 conYihee the world
ollne superiority us mesnoG 70 cure DIS,
eases mas over me Others When learneo
M s-protoundiy aeeP l,rooangers ana
'nsPired PlritueilsIs MI the newspapers
WIN the'r advertisements we can ASK no
lurther proof ior !nelr purs d'''nfsrestness
70 poor suffering humanity. nor tor their
uevout desires 10 heal All the Ills tina
hesh IS her TOO" The "old Fogles' OF
The healing art were taught to believe in
inc necessity o. stndylng Anatomy Chem
is'ry-Materla Medlea &:., and particular
y the inP"r'ant knowleige OF pathology.
mat Is me accurate and intimate knowl-
cage Of the true character OF diseases, IN
order 70 proceed nationally with the meas
ures OF cure.-universllles and Colleges
were erecsed-L!brarles' Chemical d Me.
chanicaI Appliances were provided to aid
able professors ~ teaching Young 70
g'es the knowledge wn'cn the wisdom
ana experience Oh ages hau Accumuls'ea
rms age OF progress now shows the FOLLY
OF those laoors; Tor now Cnarlaians with
M. w., attached wri'e a series OF letters,
when do not contain one 'aee which IS
unknown TO any edueatei physician and
wh'eh tioy nave Plastf'sed (plra1edl from
The s'sndnrd-works oil able men, These
they publish IN Inc newspapers as their
own wares anu mcrchana'se' ms shows
them TO ne sagac,ous men. "A series Oh
letters written WIN ao'll.y' ana accurate
y describing diseases WIN aapaN Pa1nc
attention 10 tue writer's not authors. rms
point ga'nnd. ana the'r fortune Is maae
In 'heir as'n1eres'ea descriptions Oh d's,
ease why not also puptsn the remedies.
Iheres ,he ruo! surely ,ney wth not tell
US Inat inc unpro'oss'onal are NOT ss com
pe'en' 70 Apply tue remcaies as 'hey are
20 desorlos accurately 'heir diseaies' oucn
arc me lnhslers. linen ome me rival
seer o. rrooanSers' VINO win q ii'''e more
modes'y only ehim 70 sure mroat ana
oreasf complaints WIN the whaie oohe ana
sponge; 70 DC sure they profess 10 DC ABLE 70
thrust Inc sponge deeply inlo the lungs n
WASH our c"Vi'y ~ clsan ~ new pun;
THESE irooanger are IormluaOle rivals OF
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
VALUABLE FARM ron SALE.

NoNTkINlNG 113 Acros Of good quality, with sum-
eisnt Bottom Land for meadows, 10 acres Of which
are in a high gtAte OF cultivation. On the premises,
- there 10 q nne ORCHARD containing $50 -
bearing Apple. Treos Of the best quality -
Il grated, n Number Of Peach Trees. IL ofthe j.
nnost quality Of grated Pear Trees and upwards OF IS
Cherry Trees OF all qualities. With the exception OF
the Orchard, overy field 10 wen supplied with stock
water, rom Springs on various pOrtlonabf the
~ Farm. The Buildings consist of a neat comfort
lii able Dwelling House, Spring House Waahhouse
aud a largo Swiss Barn Is feet by Al feet, erected IN
1649 and other out buildings for various purposes.
Tho Farmis situated In Greenfield Township, eight
miles Northwest OF Lancaster, near Walnut Crock,
between Carroll and Basil. ADAM BRANDT.
3 Noyem6efS, Ie5S--3m27 4 IS Al
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
LEaAL ApYnRTIsEMENTs.
sheIiG,s sale.

The sfafs Of OAiO, Fsir6eId Couatv, 90,
Y Virtue Of an Execution against property nom
II tho Court ofCommon Pleas In mid county and 10
House ~ lancaster, on Monday tAs 2tfA Dag e( Dsesss-
bsr, 1885,, between tho honrs OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
to'eioek z. NJ. the following described Real Estate,
ta'gii The undivided half OF ln-Lot No. g., In ths
Eighth Square o. the town, nov City OF Lancaster, or
all the Interest OF William II. Shut 70 sAid Lot,
Appalled, a. (s2 .0oO)t two thousand dollars.
Taken as the property Of William II. Shut al the
suit OF John @. Weaver.
. Terms Of sale cash. WIN. POTTRR. Sheriff.
per g. MI. WISEMAN, Deputy.
Lancaster, November %, le55-Sw29pfo3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13

Conscience AND THE PUBLIC TREAsuRY.
The Treasury Of Vermont has lately re-
ceived the following note.
"Put the inclosed $50 in tho Treasury
of Vermont. Ills due from
CoNsoIRNcE,"
Imagine the effect of a general operation
OF conscience. upon the public treasury.
II would soon become necessary to reduce
the tariff: the Sub-treasuries would soon
BE- bursting full; stocks would be up. and
money easy" on The streets, aud banks
would discount with most complacent lib
eralily, aud after all Uncle Sam might find
it necessary to divide around among his
children the surplus avenue, That would
be iadeedt the good time come Of whose com
ing we have so long been hearing Dos.
ton Trareler.
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.LoGAL ~pRpARTMEEr.

EsrExta copies Of thA Gazette for this
week. cOntainh the tribute of resPectto
the late NJ q. Krsidsr. from the pen Of
Gen. Reese as revised aud corrected BY
iheau.hOr may be hSdat the Office put up
in strong wrappers at Eve cents per copy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
Public sale OF noal Estate.

TVNHERE will be sold on the 10Th day of January
next, the farm Of Geo. Kieget deceased.situated
In Amanda township, Fairfield county, Ohio. ~
acres Is under good cultivation, also a good dwelling
House and a bank barn; the same is well watered with
a never failing spring; o. acres being wen timbered,
which will be sold in three separate lots. The pnr-
chaser being required tospay one half in cash on the
LIST Of April 1856, the. other half in 4 annual payments
without interest, also to secure said payments by
Mortgage ontho premises II required. q
Dec. 49, 1S55--4w32.t JESSE IEGEL
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13

ES-We learn that our enterprising
young friends. SAMUEL GRIM and JosEPh
Bury. who sailed from New York on the
9Th OF Oct, last for California, reached
San Francisco OF the Let day Of Novem-
Der, in fine health. after avery pleasant
voyage MAY success attend them.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
Great R1cltement a. salt Lake !
An Ordinance

To TX permanently the houn at which the markets
shall be opensdtn tho City OF Lancaster, between
the arst days Of December and March Of each year.
OCny Of Laaeastsr, That from and after tho legal
publication OF this Ordinance, the markets of the said
first day OF December In each and every year, and
up to the hrst day OF March, in the succeeding year Of
the hour Of lei clock Meridian.
Passed December 5th, 1855 sd 49,
sau &C. F. SHEFFER.P City Council.
Attest-G. S. WIILLAMa. Clerk. Dee. 6--3w3I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13

Lecture o-Night.-We hope our friends
will bear in mind that ]. H. w HAWKINS,
one Of the founders Of tho Washington
Temperance Society. will lecture on that
subject this evening, at the Methodist Z.
riscopal Church. Mr.. Hawkins has the
reputation ofa worthy gentleman and a
brilliant lecturer
We hope to see the house crowded.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE ishereby given. that there will be 3 pon-
Fairfield County, at their Decenber Term, 1855, for
the vacation of the County Road leading from the
State Road one-fourth mile North OF GenoVato Good
and Grim's Mill, and also, for tho establishing a road
three. fOurihs OF n mile North OF Geneva
on the State road At the School House; thence East
one.fourth mile to the Cold Spring on Philemon HUFF
ford's land;thenee Northeast across SolomonHufoTd's
Jr., Land to the cornor ofthc Widow HuGord's land;
thenco North TO the MIL road leading from Bremen to
Good and Grim,s MIL, there t~Oterminate. -.
Nov. I, l635.-4w26 MANY PETITIONERS.
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Q A BoLD AvowAL.-The Boston Pilot, a
Roman Catholic paper. says: "No good
government can exist without n religion,
and there car be no religion without M In
QUESTION, which is wisely designed for the
promotion Of the faith"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13

AAeA gUyHAT desirable properly located on Wheel
I9:iH ing Street, corner OF Broad Atley, being 100
llE feet ON Wheeling BY 100 feet on Broad Alley
Residence centains 9 rooms, kitchen, 0uthouses, &G,
an the eonveniences OF q family residence--also
anew and convenient carpenter'sS Shop, Smoke House,
&c. Terms.reasonable For further parhcdS
lars enquire of LITTLE q DRESBACHe,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13

The appeal OF Edwin Forrest. in tho al.
case, is now before the Supreme
Court Of New York.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13

We understand that Bounty Land War
rants are selling in New York and Wash
ington City. at 90 cents per acre, and that
prices tended to a lower figure.
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THE HoLLiDAYs ARE common
BOOK STORE
Opposite Sheffer's Hotel.
JOHN

n ID ~ > II "A II LIE 8 r
dogs lhnveto inform his old customers and every
} body .elsu thathe Inns just received direct iron,
the publishers, a heavy invoice Of Standard and Mis-
cellnneous Works, Gift books, Animals. de-, suited
forthc Library, Pnrior and Holiday Presents: among
them may be nnIned British Pouts, q vols Octave bound
IN Morocco, revised Edition; Shakespeare, Moore's
and Byton's complete Poeiical Works, with ane steel
Illustrations, with the largest and most complete stock
OF P0etical works ever brought to this city.
Also, Female Lifc among the Morm0ns, by the wife
OF an Elder l. ght and Darkness, a story Of fashiona-
bio Life; Footprints OF an ltenerant,b by NJ. p. Gnddis:
Japan as II wasand Is. by Hildreth; Whahy's Future
State; Ethel. or the Double Error, by Marian Janles;
the Hidden Path. by My Marion Harland; Conc Cut
Corners, BY Bcnauly. .s.7 -
Am4ng his Gin Books AnAnnuais may be found the
Thoughts Blossom; Memory's Gift; Christian Keep
sake; Friendships TOkon; the Philoepcna; Ciciian
Gin; Snow Flake; Free Mason's Gin; Moss Ross;
Atlantic ~Soyopief A RoctioR's Gir; Romance OF Amc-
hcan Landscapes, a beautiful work, all bound and put
uptn the ieatest and most substantial style.
Also,a large assortment Of Bibles, large and small
and all prices; Hymn Books: Catholic Prayer Books,
together with every variety Of Religious Works
An extensive assortment Of Cap, Letter and Note
Paper. Envelopes, &c. Our stock has been laid In with
special reference 80 the wants and tastes OF our Pa
trens. Ladies and Gentlemen will call and examine
at their leisure.
P.s. Ny arrangements arc such that ! receive every
new work direct from the Publishers aa soon ms issued.
Lancaster, Nov. =, ie55-9S JOHN STABLES.
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NchOOl Teacher Wanted,
IN DRY GooDsN
VNfE have In store at this time with large quaint.
w ties Of Goods yet 10 arrived the
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST

VNFE have In store at this time with large quaint
w ties Of Goods yet 10 arriye) the (
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
Stock OF r GoODS ever onered in the WEST!
There has been some decline In the prices Of Goods
within 4 few weeks, which enables Us TO buy large
lots ofGoods, AZ .4uefon or IN Jobs. at VERY low PRIcEs,
so that we can sell mNeh beiop tao usual rates
We would call special attention to rl, 40
Moire Antiques, Fancy Silks, Plain BLACK
silk, French Merinocs. Paramettas,
FRENCH PRINTED ALL-wooL DELAINRs;
AMERICAN a ENGLISH DELAINES,
An immense stock. Prico l2x to $50.
American, English and French Prints,
Prieesfrom olc upwards.
@ Ia CD - ~ Cd o
A most elegant variety,
Velvets, Cloths & Trimmings for Cloaks;
s w A w Us,
Brochs and Bay State shawis, at lowor prices than
~ ever before offered;
EmbroiderIes and Laces, Gloves and Ho.
siery, &C., &c.
We cordially invite to a free examination OF our
stock, which will be found greater In extent, and at
lower prices, than any other House can Offer,
WILLIAM & & CO.
Cincinnati, Novomberl5 Is, lRH-3nIq8e ~. tta
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MASONIC CALENDER
MEFTINGs,
rstnte or John r. OutcaIt.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Subscribers have
been qualified as Executors otthe Estate OF John
p. Outcalt, deeeased, late Of Fairfield. County, Ohio,
persons having claims against said Estate are mo-
tiled TO present them within one year duly authehti-
Gated. and all persons Indebted Will make immediate
payment. EREDRklpK oUTC4LTa F~..o.
dee Gs3w3l R.J. oUTCALr,
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-Attachment Notice.

Henry Leonard & SD E .3w cl<ss,
Leonard, known rs the Arm OF ~
rHE- PlaintlR, 'tFf In an Attachmont.4
Leonard & Brother l-t rF T-3Y
against
Thos. j. Tabler, Defendant, r-l tfsE
EpEFoREJ J. W Brison. a Justice OF the Peace for
u Walnut township Fairfield county Ohio, on Tho
29th day Of November, 1855, said Justice issued an or.
dor Of in the above action for the sum OF
siSiy-oight dollars and twenty four cents.
LEONARD 6 BROTHER.
Basil, Doc, Z, le55-4Y3s* 5-
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TO the CHARITABLE.
Supper for the Benefit, Of the
@RPLRAAJG9.

On Thursday Evening, December 18th, n SUPPER
will be given R..sc ~ AN HOTEL, by the Cath
Ollie Ladies' o Lancaster, to aid In the support Of the
Orphan Asylum at Cumnitgsville.
Tho pdblic are respectfully invited TO attend. ~
Admission so cents.
Some useful and fancy articles OF Needie-work win
be offered for,alo at the same time and place. ,t3
Lancaster, Ohio, December @, IS55-3iR
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Boston has 6.000 more females than
males, Chicago has about 10000 more
males than females. g ea ~
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PUBLIC SALE.

YNHERR will be offered al public sale, at tho resi-
dence OF Newton Williamson In Bloom Township,
Pairheti County, ohio, being one mile West Of the
Rock Mill, aud "a miles East OF Royallon.
On Thursday, December 10, 1858,
Thc ftllowlng properly, to-wii: u hcad OF Horscs
and Colts, one pair OF Work Calves Mich Cows
lcOw and Cali, l ~two-y3lr old Dull, , head of two-
year old Cattle, %yeatling Calves, Z Spring Calves;
FIVE HEAD OF FAT Ho3S,
/ 1Breeding Sow, 30 Acres Of Corn In tho Shock;
Steel aud 2 east Pioughs, 2 Shovel Plouglls.
! Chliiyator. 4 Harrow, 1 cutting BOX.
9 set Of Plough Grnrs, l Cook md ono template
Stove. Terms made known On day NJ sale.
Dec.6, 1sJ5-lw EWToS WILLIAMSON
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13

E9-Msrriage without affection is a will
full tempting Of Providence. Let no one
think ofsuch an engagement for a moment.