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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
FrIacipsal ofths American Party OF Ohio.

= So ~ -.
4. Ths unltnltsd FsssSsz Of RsIigisH dlsoonhset-
"a Ulth Rsiites -HOStiIity TO sooleslssHcal Influences
upoa tas af1lfs OF GSrornm ont-kquailty Of rights
% hi uliut ailIsd Enigfants who arc tAoroughiy An.
sris5aited, and We oWS no temporal allegiance, BY
rSassn Of thsr religion, higher than that OF the Con
q. NJ ia ..rfsrssss with vs rights OF citizenship al
PsAdy H5qairsS by FOretgnefs, and the Protection of
Raw 10 ali Who honestly emigrate from love OF ltber-
~; bat M sxsinsion OF foreign paupsrs and %fellons,
ssms A,rss6tsr until thsy shall have resided 81 years
In tas U.staies and eonpi:ed With Naturalization
). o1psslsloa 20 all political organizations eompes-
cd stsiasivfily Of Fsrsfgasrs, aas 70 Forsira Mill
gsrg csassSfes, sat 90 all attsmgts TO sxeisfs fAs
e1is gren ths ssAssis s~SRPsrisd BY t' GSpsrH-
Asat.
4. Slavery IL Isest-nat Assisasi;--we oppose its
extSusioniu any or the Territories, and the Increase Of
ats poiiticai power By the admission into the Union Of
Ssnsral Goyernment an Immediate rodress OF the
great wrongs which have bean indicted upon the
nauSe OF Ftsedom and the AmetieaA character by
Uhs rspsai Of ths Missouri Compromiiss, aud the in.
byforos Of arms, and the destruction Of the elective
franchise.
S, In humble tmitanon Of the wisdom Of Washing
tim, Ws Oppose all intervention In the afhairs OF
Foreign States YET on all proper occasions. We will
not withhold our sympathy from any people aspiring
TO bo free.
q. We support American Industry and genius a
gainst the adysrss policy Of Foreign nations and
facilities 10 internal and external commerce BY tho
Improvement OF Rivers and Harbors and the con-
tons % tho UnioL;
7. Tha U4ions f these Statss should b. made psrpstH-
sIby (, fsitAfaI allsgianss 20 the 0orstitntiOn.
g.. In State policy we zeaiousiy advocate RstrsReh-
Pressive system OF Taxation and a liberal system OF
Public Schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
COMMERCIAL fxT7IIIGrICr.
NnnensIer

GAzETTs ozEIcs, Dec. 20. i555-Oal
quotations thiH morning ere as fOIlows-
Wheat. Sl.eo@i66 Flour, %. o0s so,
Corn. se@5o; Rye. 70: Oan. a6ets: Go.
yer a~esd-none; Timothy seed. a.0o@4.O 90;
Potatoes. 3oeEnis; Flax seed. LOO; But.
ter. I2@i6c; Eggs. ~ cents: Salt, 2.96u
$50; Beans-Done; Soaps. 6@ee; Coffee,
f9ta16c; Tea, 5o@1oo; Molasses. 6Oets.
Sugar. eafoe. White Fish, IS dollars per
barrel; Pickerel Io.o0to Ie, 90; Rice sta9.
Vinegar. 1as25 cents; Tobacco, 96a35ofa.
hay. $500 $50; Tallow. IoA per b;
Whisky, $50; Wool. 20aS3c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
Cincinnati markcf.

ciSciSxATI. Dsre3bsr. p.-FLoUR-H Tiers was .
gonS demard Tor PloHr agnib i0-asy. END the ba-kel
wHs arm. Tie sqi-s included ga. 900. go. lca end $50
barrels at : 50: 20 ard IS do g. : Sc. A sale Of 60 beg.
Dnck wheat ri ~ p I0 hs.
noGs--rhe MARKETS arn, win saie.Ors. go head,
In iAia. at 20 10. ~
PROvlsI0Ns-salrs ~ S0bzrreis meas Pork Al eie.
so. no do at eli 50: 20 grssn sh0uldsrS at sKa: coz
do Ham At 7ke. and J unn do do ateks.
WH1SkEf--The MARKETS 1rm- with sales Of 900
barrels al Zoe. nnd $50 do from wagons Of 2eXe. The
demand exceeds the supply.
CHEksR.-The demand iS good ct SX ethu, win
Saias Of 600 boxes.
BrTrER-A sale Of 10 barrels good roll At ieDsnc
mArke IL unchanged, with . mOder
ate demand at fell raia..
C~oFFEE-saisJ ofC0 hsRsa t 1iRaI7 cents.
lOLASSEE-A sale 0feo bbls nt S93fcr.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
PhmadelphIa Marked.

PHILGpKLvM,. December Ia.--cation arhvfns 70.
tber more freely but the demand 10 iintted.
CloYsrSeedis attraetIae rnore eitsufioE: nIresAaye
adyahee9s 80 cents saiesOf5o bOSASIso: cid aud lev
n - .seTc4 Donnde.
Flear continues exceedingly quite ana prices are
steadily mainiSiBei: litle or no eTpoFt dsInsndi go
bbls. sold il o. e5 80 fDr standard and good brands
and ~ scB9 for extra END fancy.
Wheat u 10 good Demand ard BAT . limited amoln,
nneytnc; salss of COO Bushels in Lola Il; 81 O532 ca
- 70 for Whtts.
Com IL ~ Ft9ady demand AZ alr last euatstiOnS;
5000 bushels NJ oil yellow saId al sse. aG0at. and Ef
bisbeis fHew 70 store 1t zoe; Loco bushels Of old
new mixed sold al @ cents
whiskey dull: small sales Of Eastern at 20 s9nts,
and Prison At III cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
The Money Market.

M. c-...;...,; n...1,. -. H.. 4.
tne ~
quite q ehAnge IN 'ne value o'the notes OF
= large number OF the Indiana State Stsek
Banks, and their value is rather indefinite
lust now. The notes Of the following
RI. - 1891 ~ oo-.,s...or
$40 guy ~
ana al o'ners lac pet'er DC etused'
Agricultural Bank, Mt. Sterling; Bank
Of the Capital, Indianapolis; Bank Of Elk
MARI, E,kna5ti omk o. uosnen, 1osnon;
Mon,;cepo Mon,ica,io. Rans u AZ, Vur.
non. Mount Vernon; Bsnk Of Pslo; Bank
Of Rockville, Rockville Bank Of Salem.
salem; Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse; Bank
.~;,Is' "I,;", Daoo4rlIs SaAA;
Bank. Evansville: Centr,l Bank Iodiano.
polls; Crescent City Bank. Evaneyille; Far
mer's Bank. Wsst6eld; Farmers & Me.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
OHIO CULTITAToR ron 1859.
Devoted 10 Agriculture. Horticu'ture and
Home Interests.
-r.LiuurD rwuet svsar oxru-iS,.ss lAssr oe4.vo

EoLrNE III GfiAis old fsVor!ts JotBnl will onm-
meGes or the LET JGnaary. IsSE. printed on an sotiTs
SAT- OF rev type, and viii be especially Interesting
70 every ans spgaesd in gaHerrl AgdeSityTe, stock
RaisipE, GardeEInz.P Putt 0~rowiEg. Be-. or into sesipa
In The happiness and iRteiIiEsbss OF the Hone Ctrd%
The Rdito. confidently hopee ard eItseb hat D
FRIEND OF lNUsTRlAt fRoGkHee Will Iead ~
intHenes sud patronage 80 shstsin THE old and trus
mend OF fhs rurel iEtsroats, and 70 isepsses its dfrnu-
latlon nIttl We shail have. a We e~srtsiniY SSasrys.
4 RoUsIsG LIST IN EVERY NEiGHRoEBonu
The sntrs PROFESSIONALLY ofthe Culn yaios has been
purths.ed By Col. 8. D. HasRs. uho has hsan Asso-
eiaie Editor With Mr.. BATssAE orlha lazy Eve years.
aud he Is drtermined the p=per shall b assseuaiiy
desirrbis FOR FARMERS FIRH11Dhi
He has the means ara fhs dispositon 20 maks u 90,
and he eslis on all his fdsnds-wkIoh includes eli man
Kind and wSmankfnd-to sspo or Tie nainee AID TIE
epsh. for q real I've and irdspeEdsn i Ratnnepv' rsrsr.
TsEns--siErie copy. u = yeau Z oopies tor %. D
eor1eshnr Sc. (and q copy 70 the Reitsr up sfthe nlpb.)
always N advance. ahd 10 begin With DE year. P0f
special nTs,stoioeHl ngents inqaire Al yoer post effse,
or ssnd eirsetly te me for u sall prospestsI ard Spsei-
men copy, and raise q eiub In your ewn pst1h hnrhe0d.
0. d. HARRiG.
Editor and PrUDHatoF E0iughna Dala
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
BY The President,
THOMAS SPoONER.
JOHN E. REEs, Sec'y
To the AMERICAN ORDER IN THE U.S
National American Council.
Executive Office, C~ovington Ky.,I

To THE AMERICAN ORDER IN TIE US.
National American Council,
Executive Office, C~ovington Ky,,E
Nov. 90, IS.
Be it known that at the annual meeting
Of the National Council. in June, '55, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolvsd, That q convention for the pur,
pose of nominating candidates forthe Pres,
idency and Vice Presidency be held in
Philadelphia on the 29d of February, 1856,
to be composed Of delegates elected by the
subordinate councils. one in each Con.
gressional district, and two by each State
Council as delegates at large. I
In consequence of the existence Of this
resolution. and to give it full effect, l here.
by proclaim and make it known that. with.
out delay, the Councils Of the Order in
each Congressional District in each State,
and that each State Council shall proceed
to elect delegates to represent them in
said National Convention appointed by
said resolution; and, to secure a full rep.
resentation, it is recommended that fol
each Congressional and State delegate two
a~lternates be at the same time chosen by
each district and State Council.
L. B. BARTLETT.
President National Council, u. s. N. A.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20

FOR the defsnss Of The Coast from tbs GuIf
Of BOtbuis TO tie Southsrn extremity Of
Vsl.hnia In Asia.
There i an usconsrzsd rsrasF thss tie
Russians have taken Kars.
Tss British Parlisnentis ~pforosaod I'll
the 3ist u JsnuIry.
FA4ScE-Ths King Of Sardinia has re-
turned TO France.
The news from the cOndnen, IL wholly
unimportant.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
A nOAE PAPERI
The Dollar Weekly Columbian,
FoassstE eALLsD rHr
COLUMBIAN AND GREAT WEST,

fhiseEce!iesa Literary end PIprtiy Paper 10 nov IN
Ia SixteeBih YnidDps aaA Is ~ffkost ssrapuon me
theApesi Paper IN TIE void. Il 10 a Gasohnnih Sheet,
hstdtVBeiJ inEie1 90 nsW lyle, Fotd pOpef. coR-
iaintnR th.fty -six long eDiUmns SfreHdihg matter. ard
70 isgbii.hed ct the fsannrhatfy low pries ofoEE boil
LAk A.HEAR. Il 10 HsgtnGiip PDliyies aud RrIiEioD,
aLo dSvotzs esYecsl nt1sBtksh 10 The West ara Inin.
BENSExf. ~ POI u,sf NcT-fia, v. b GALLasnER.
the Pet. z d. HsssrteLD. srd Beny other " htsfs ~
shiBei o.. lie StnTi~s and xVFeIis.lss are ofthe rsoat
poplar ktEi uRd ~ uhezosPiiSnAbie EOvsltys sad is
Market, G sEsnl Mesa. g full snd ~secgEaie. IL con-
taiaA ARtit oliItal sTiteies hr The Psrmer. sAA Is In
fast . nrst sstS Family g0Bnll. B-siGes tha psref.
The Pahibhrr efers T!Tr PoPuisf Txtss, NsA Dreirism
10 each of ths A. - S6o nSw sphseT4bsrs. They will be
Issued asa supplement AID via 20 sent y Ith0ut extra
.hsFes orPoSas~. Is -kouId LGi b ~fsrRoitra. that
~ nlenhs u The Telegraph thS Western papefs can
Ipridsh 81 tuiFnftanf inteihg-res aegsnal asAs u adj
taBss Of thoss pabiiihed 10 he Rgst.
80. -.-....- $40 A-TBAR -
Address. sTAxH0PE S. tDwE. Proprietor.
Or, W. p. sH4rfCcK. Elitor c1Geia6su, Ok.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
THE OHIO FaRnRn ron 1sro.

"THR oBIo PAuaxe, !" VIII m snns We PutA Vol
une- iaorRry =. isS6. his nov so welt aud 80 eeses-
ally kRovn. that 1.-the mead b said IN itsbshah. VITA
ihs STpsrisnes which ~ehsve gained IL edfana "a. EnV
the past four yeao. and with tbs tpoWIsdeo 81 DE
wants nfths public. which travel ana 0oosspoadsbos
has gtyon NJ. tnEetheF with The very many sbls Con.
trbutors. which We have besA snAstEptlY sddIaa -
mr. hsretoforslong liza. We feel that TIA Ono paan-
RI ts mere than ever worthy Of the putpnpARs Of he
entire e~uBtry: and vS can Assure all, hat hsvovsr
excellent u may havs been tor Lhs past ysas, u will
be befter for The year N come.
Tbs Ono P,xsRR viii continue O. be issuea weakly.
ON . large folio saeet. 81 eisan. whits Paper. and IN
elear typs. aud iliusirAisd With Cub or bomasus Ash
mails. Implements. Treas. Hsusss. Aa. 6e. The News
and Miscellaneous DsHartfasnt Market RseOFtS, ke.,
viii receive carful atiention.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
MONEY! AOSY.

OST November 30. 1855, \ Drab coloTed Port Mo-
ney, usI lost soanswhsrS on the Turupike. be-
tween LEncastsr and Amanda, confAiulng sS3-S75 OF
which Is In Gold coin rs follows Three Gao pieces,
three IS pieces and % In Bank Bills Also, one pro.
misory note against George w. Stout aud Grimm. pay
able to Wright and SeIby and dne Dec. 1st. 1855: aISo,
one against Same @ ninth for $50. payable 10 Wright
and Selby and due Nov. %, 1855; also, one against
John Saith far . io, payable TO Wright and sslSy and
due March ], 1886.
Those interested and the public generally are here
by eauiionsd against lining or buying said notes from
persons.
A liberal compensation will be given 70 any psrsss
who may Iotlrn the aboVS 20 myself or 10 Wright and
Selby in LAucasIeT, or give Information where y eaA
DO obtained. DAVID WILSON.
LANCASTER, Decembere, lsSs-3vSl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
Excitement among the stock
Growers and Dealers.

The stock growers and dealers OF the
Scioto Valley held a meeting at Circleyille.
on the 9th inst, 10 consider the action of
the New York Central and Erie Railroads,
is raising the tariff Of frcights for cattle,
without notice. Col. ELIAS FLoRENoE was
called to the eisair, and S. G. REsxIcK,
8. NJ. DAkEa, W. NJ. ANDERSON, J.. @.
THOMPSON, aud Hon. DANIEL McLAsS,
were appointed a committee to report up
on the best method Of securing the object
Of the meeting. This committee reported
D series of resolutions, in which they cen
sared the New York railroads for the
course they had pursued toward stock
dealers and growers, and declared that
their interests required that they should
SECURE some other route. They expressed
apreference for the Pennsylvania and
Maryland route, as that gave them the
command of three markets, and appointed
an executive committee oil nine, to raise
funds, appoint an agent, and do whatever
may be required to carry out the objects
of the meeting. The stock dealers of In.
diana and Illinois were requested to CO.
operate in resisting the monopoly aud ex-
tortionate charges of the northern roads,
The Executive Committee is composed
Of the following persons: VIM. Renick, s.
NJ. Baker and John Boggs, Jr., of Pick.
away Co., Felix Claypole, Fairfield, Jeptha
Peril. Clinton, j. Mcconnell, Ross, VIM,
Snyder, Fayette, Jas. Lindsey. Franklin,
aud ]. w. Robinson, Madison; who ap-
pointed Mr.. Seymour G.. Renick. Of South
Bloomfield, Ohio, Agent, Hon. +. Corwin,
President Of the G. w. q 2. R. R., and
Edward Williams. Esq, Of Baltimore, AS
sistant Agents, To make all necessary arr
rangements with The different railroad au.
thorities between the Scioto Valley aud
the eastern cities. for the cor veyance of
cattle and hogs along their respective
roads. and to report to an adjourned meet
ing to be held in Circleville, on the 9Th of
January 1856.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
To the American Party OF Ohio.

OFEIcF OF PREs. STATE CouNcIL or Quo,
Cincinnati, Dec. 6, 1855.
From q conviction that the present con
.dition of the Order in this State, and the
relation it holds 10 the National orgauiza.
lion, as well as those of our sister States,
demands nm early meeting Of our State
Council, for the purpose Of considering
the great questions now at issue before
the American people. and adopting such
measures az may best subserye truo Amer
lean interests; aud believing that a frank
and manly expression Of the sentiments OF
the American party in this State, will
greatly conduee to the harmonious action
Of its wise, judieious d consistent fr iends
throughout the Union--I, therefore, BY
virtue of the power vested in me by the
Constitution, do hereby order a special
meeting of the State Council Of Ohio, to
be convened in the city Of Columbus, on
Thursday the Sd day Of January next, al
8 O'Clock p. M.
Delegates whose credentials were filed
aud accepted at the annual meeting in
Cleveland, will be entitled to seats in the
extra session. Delegates from Council,
not represented at the annual session, vii
DO required to present regular authentica
ted credentials to entitle them to seats a
this session. Its very important that
full attendance be had, and it is hoped tina
every working Council in the State vii
be represented.
BY the President,
THOMAS sPooNER,
JOHN E. REEFS. Sec'y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
MARHIED,

On the iiih last, By The Rev. q. NJ. Bright. nr. RE-
yin HOLMES aud Miss ELIZABETH y THOAP-i
SON. both Of Valiant township.
On the 18th inst. by The Rev. J. r.. Jshnsnn. NJ.
BESJAMiT WALTERS and Mis- REBECCA kAGY,
both Of Fairfield county.
On the l3h inst. by the Rev. r. G. BsuAdam, MI.
ALEXANDER MCLAUGHLIN. Of Pleasant to~nShip.
and Miss LEM HAMPSON of Riehiand township.
Or the lCth Inst, by the Rev. J. J. Sstisr' Mr.. JOHN
WA. md Miss BLlZABBTH SCHNEIDER.
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no OUR PATRONS.

AS most Of our patrons viii visit the city
during the holidays. We respectfully re-
mind those who have not paid their bills,
that Printers generally are hard up aud
stand in aeed Of cash. Those knowing
them selves indebted to the Gazette. will
confer a favor by calling while settling O.
ther bills. A word to the wise is sufficient
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
Term. Of the oEIo Farmer.

lTNVAR1ABLy IN ApvanoRl
SinG!s Copy one year. % One Copy, ak aoRtna 81
Thrsscoptsa.sne yeaf. S Five Copies, Ax inohths.. s
Five Copies. nns yaEr...-e Ten Copies .ax months..8
Ten Copies, one year....SI&
A Club OF ace snbsrFibSrs, al ., Will sutIus tbs PER-.
son msktRg VI up To . copy for sig naontAE 4 OtIh aR
ten. nj SIS. In u eapy forono year.
rod Eubscribors, Nho vish 10 renew their suh-
scrpti"n can do 80 stany time, by getting . nsS srb-
serbeT. and sending Ne -. Shieh viii pay for bath f6r
one rear. IFBUBscRfBB WITHOUT Delay.
TH0Ets BROWN.
PronrIeisr ahi Xditar. clsralana. ohia-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
D e rs tn L !.
YIILIAM n. KING.

TTAs returned to the city, where he expects to re-
main permanently in the practice Of his profession.
GTaieful for past fsvors, he hopes BY attention 70 bus.
mess 20 msytt The pairopAge q bis cd friends and ne
pubvae enoraIly. Onoo, Main Street, tw0 doors East
ofthe Ohio Eagle. lancaster, July 10, les3-Sml1
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20

ONO CuRrENoY.--According to the
quarterly statement Of the banks Of the
State, the entire circulation Of the banks
Of Ohio. on the first Monday in November,
was 99,l54, 1875. s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
New Orleans Market.

EK~ oRLsAws. n-romhsr IT.-Co;ton declined Ne;
View Orleans fair 98eKc. Holssscs33He. Sugar are
1rn End unchanged Corn as per bush. Lard Zee.
Flour Is in moderate request II % HI9s2S.-
Sterling *.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
VARIABLE FARM ron SALE.

~oNrAfNiEG III Aeros Of good quality. with sun
Giant Bottom Land for meadows, ll0aeresof which
80 In \ high state OF cultivation. On the premises,
rs there Is a fac ORCHARD containing $50 "a
Saf hearing Appla Trees Of the best quality 49,
Srnted, Aiumbar OF Peach Trees, II Of the H.
6nes, quality OF grated Pear roes and upwardaof -
cborry Troos Of all qualities. with the exception o.
water. from Springs on various portions 81 the
"a Farm. The Buildings coneistofa ueat eomtort-
Hia4 able Dwelling House, Spring House, WaEhhouee
and q large Swiss Barn - feet BY 81 feet. erectod In
1880 and other out ~bniIdines for various purposes.
The Fam is situated In oreenneld IownuniP1 eisni
between Carroll and Basil. ADAM RANDI .
Movenaber 8. le5S-am2g t y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20


A~MERICANIsM IN TKSNEssEE.-The Sen.
ate of Tennessee has passcdA series of res
%Olutions, demanding Of Congress to ex.
tend the term of nt.uralizt tion; express
ing their opinion that no one acknowledg,
ing the supremacy of the Popa should be
allowed to holI Off ,s in this country; and
that parsons of foreign birth shOuld never
be appointed as ministers to other nations.
They likewise declare that Congress ought
net to legislate on tho subject of slavery
either in the States or Territories. but that
slavery is a municipal regulation. They
prefer. therefore, to settle this question by
an adherence to the Compromise of 1850.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
To tho American Order in tho u. state,

To the American Order In the U. States,
In accordance with section three VI arti.
Gle three of the Constitution of the Nation.
al Council Of the United States Of North
America, authorizing the Pres ident to cal
a special meeting upon the written re.
sues! of FIVE delegates representing five
Stats Councils the provision Of said sec.
ton having been complied with by the au.
thori;y Of said constitution. notice is here.
by given to the several State Councils and
to the delegates to the National Council
that there will be a special meeting of said
Council to be hollen in Philadelphis. on
Monday, the 18Th day Of February next,
for the transaction Of such business as
may be brought before it.
+: i. BARTLETT.
President National Council U. S. N. A.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
CHRONIC DISEASES.
DR.. l..

(ov THE FIRM or Das 1. 1. W. BIRsRR OF Chillicoths)
Dsvotoshis exclusive attention 10 Tho treatment Of
Chronic Diseases. Such ss Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Liver Com plant, Epilepsy (Fiisl ~Serofula, Cancer,
Ristula, diseases ofthe Eye, Skin and all diseases OF a
long standing or OF an obstinate nature. From ex-
tonsive experience with this class Of diseases he can
assure the afflicted that they can be cured. lie also
gives special attention 10 the treatment Of diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs. In their treatment he adopts
the msdicRtsd Limitations by which the virtues Of The
medicine can DO applied directly To the surface Of the
diseased Lungs, which isthe only treatm snt that will
cure these diseases. When desired he will also detect
the location OF disease by means OF Eleetrleity. by
Chis ms thod Of examination the location OF any dis
ease can be accurately detected without asking The
patient q question.
DR.. L Barber will bs at Tho TAlImadgs Houss 10
Lancaster, Friday and Saturday, Tho 9Th d 5A OF ian.
uaTy next. -r
lancaster, Dec. Is, 1855
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
PORTABLE STEAM sAw-NILLs.
Portable and stationary Steam Power

TIME PORTABLE, on MovEABL Fan EN-
CINE and saw mill, owing 70 the immense de-
mlnd and ronumerathng prices OF lumber, eommends
itself TO the owners o. timbered lands, as we'll as 9th
ora wishing to engage In the business. Like the
threshing machine, Il Is taken to the work. instead Of
tho work being taken 70 II. Tracts OF tlmbersd lands
ONO greater extsnt than SO to 80 Hcres, cutting from
4 to COCO feet OF lumber per acre, would pay for 3
Portable Saw Mill, IL it were OF no further nss when
the land 10 cleared. Their economy in labor and time
is immense. The ofials OF one mill will snfhes TO run
two. We beg TO refer to the table below for power
and price OF ihs Engines & Mills, which We furnish
complete and ready for work. The mills vary 10 price
with tho length OF way and size Of saw.
RInnlH1s Rnrfahla SLenm En-ine.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTl
-zs AND -
EARM EOR SALE.

U WILL sELLat private sale the Real Estate Of O..
P. TONG. n not sold at public sale between nov
aud spring, IL will be sold OF public sale OF which due
notice will be given.
rhe properly eanslsta Of the following described
LotSnnd Tracts OF Iand, TO, wit: 4
I5ImcrOVsd LSts in tho Town 0tCRr.
rolls OH tho Ohio Canal with q WAKk-'
HOUSES with large Dwelling Houses, The cthers
with Smaller Improvements.
% 10 40 vacant LOtx in dirsreut paris Of fear.
roll. The Farn ~contsinA about , q ES aud
will be sold entire, or In the following parcels 70 cult
Ist. Batureen 70 nnd ~ Acres Natih OF Che
Ohio CaaAi, 20 Acres Of which IL cleared the balance
FINE TIABER LAND.
end. Near IsO Acres on the south side OF The
Ohio Canal, East or Carroll, about 90 acres cleared
Tho other good Timber Land, all enclosed.
3rd. Onc Tr1ctof about ISSAcress situate
on tho South OF the Ohio and Hooking Canals, on
whieh la never falling stream OF water, with q fail
OF from "a to IS feet, assy ofimprovemsnt, being one
OF the best sights for a mfllin Fairfield eonHty;-this
tract has on TIA House, Barn & all other eonyenlences.
Also. one other tract containing 4 or aoresbetween
ths State Rold aud Judgo Radebangh's. ail Tract
Ter~mA--one-thifd In hand the baianeeintw equal
ri. I. TONG. Agent. J,
Carroll. Fairaeld county, Ohio. Nov. 9; lSsS-25f
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