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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

Milton Noel was drowned in the Scioto
river while crossing at ferry about two
miles above Portsmouth, on Thursday last
He was a worthy man, just married, and
was much respected in that city.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
.t PR. II. s. FINLEY,
IECTIC PHY SlCIAN,


nFPEgs his professional services 10 the citizens
u J Of Lancaster and Is vicinity.
As fhs ~ stem Of nodicsl practice IS new 10 uSny
In tbs plaee.t may BE- deemed proper TO give tW
OF IS distinctive features. p
The use of the isLeeI Is abGBdoBsd as a prastiee
fraught with evil sOns.eaenses and nstGrEl aaele-
zion safe and ensetBal substituted, hs tnersas-
ing the Varogs ssereiions and exsTetons OF t body
thus reducing the circulation to any dssirEbla ex
tspt and avoiding ecetaaIy the abstraction or dimf-
SuiIon Of any vital invigoEsting principle Of the
blood.
For the poisonous LainOrsl medicines hsretOfOre IN
com mOA the more genial medicines IS now pres
pared In esnesntrh,sd AID purely Ipsdleinad form
trom the vegetable kingdom, only admitted into
prEetiss, being more thorough and ef0SieHn AeentA4
and always under the entire control sthe prasiio-
err but under 10 circumstances ospabls OF produe cling
any Ofths disastrous results seen III every somHuEHy
where oslOme and al such msdieal agenn have been
1 the chief reliance.
! oG1ee-Ts!lasdse House, over White Latia's
Store.
! Oct q, IS55.--ly.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

The Sanduskey Union, the Democratic
organ in that part of Ohio, regards Senator
ATcHTsoN, of Missouri, as "amadman and a
fool combined What does the Union take
the Administration at Washington to be,
which has been guided and controlled in
its Kansas policy by this same Mr.. AToH-
rsoN?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

A writer in the st. Louis Republican says
with some truth that Omaha City, the cap
ital of Nebraska, is the best one year old
torn that he ever saw
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

FusIoN.-We learn from the Indiana
State Sentinel that Gov. WR1eHr's lady
has presented him with pair of twins
a.boy and girl. He has named the first
Kentucky, and the latter Indiana.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
New Orleans Market.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov smher I2.-Cotton declined /; un-
der the influence or tho steamers Hews. EAls of LOCO
hales at "a s15 for Mddling. MOlasscs 9ss. Stir
ling g.. az.
Nsw oELEly4, November 19.--Msss Pork is active
vt $40. Sugar has advanced u cent.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
ROAD NOTICE.

AToTICE ishereby given, that there will be pe.l-
lion presented 10 the County Commissioners Of
Fairfield County, at their December Term, 1855, for
the vacation OF the County Road leading from the
State Road fourth mile North OF Geneva 10 Good
and Cri's Mill and Also for tho establishing a road
commencing three-fourths OF mile North OF Geneva
on the State road nt the School House; thence East
onefourh milo 10 the Cold Spring on Philemon haf-
Jr Land 10 the corner of the Widow Huford's land;
thence North TO the Mill road leading from Bremen to
Good and Grim's Mill, there TO terminate.
Nov / lsSJ.-lwe6 MANY PETITIONERS.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

49,. TNNHAT Valuable House and Lot with all the
F;i conveniences, at the corner Of Columbus
Hl and Mill Street, can be had at Great bargain.
Possession given April l. 1855. Enquire at !.
. Lancaster, Nov. /, 1856. THIS OFFICE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

NEW STORE-NEW GOODS.

P. E or Is
"AS Just received aEd Is now opening general
z assortment OF DkS GOODS ofevsry variety
usually fouIdin Dry Goods trade ,sensisrus part OF
Cnlicos, Prints, Lawns, GinghNmr,
Brown and Bleaohed DIusns; 5, 4 10 qunr ShsstHFs
Black and Fancy Dress silks; Delanes; BAnsSs;
Alpaccas, plain and 1gurod;
Lin en- and SILK Handksrchlsfs and CFavhtEi
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbon; Cloths and Csslmores;
S1tinetsand Flannols; Cheeks, TiskIugs, and
Mons Summer Ware OF all kinds,
together with variety OF other goods for hados snd
Gentlemen. All of which have been purchased 81
very low prices & win be sold equally low for C6SH
or OUNTRY PRODUCE ONLY
His Store will be found two doors West ofthe Sar-
fold County Savings Institute and opposite shSfeI's
Hotai, Lancaster, Ohio. Nay "a iSOJ<-3
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+ LAW MOTTO {.
ALFRED WILLIAMS,

.~,opNyy AND eouSsELLUR AT Law. LARoAatER, otgo
vETILL pracalec tp the Courts Of FairheId and al
$x $s,SST SSIA5 ss SS1 5 dSrinS Oalins.SholtsN eE c
Of II. " Hunter, ESQ may l"i 'a'1'
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New YORK Misunderstanding to
the figures in the Tribune, Headley's (K.
NJ plurality for Secretary of State is 49,
05O. The New York Express makes the
Legislature stand as follows:
Senate, IS Americans, 13 Republicans,
3 Hard and 8 Soft Democrats; Assembly,
35 Americans, 81 Republicans, Al Demo
Gratis of all shades. Neither party will
have majority in either Senate or Assem-
bly,. The returns for the officers in New
York city have not yet all been counted.--
Flagg, dem. is elected Comptroller by
from 800 to 500 majority. Willett Dem,
has 2.5oo plurality for Sheriff over Toont
(K. ny. .Selah dem. is chosen Com
missioner Of Repairs by 4,50O plurality
Taylor { (Amer.) has $500 plurality ovel
Howard (Dem for Street Commissioner
One hundred guns were fred in the Parl
on Friday by the American party, in hon
or of their recent victory.
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Baltimore Market.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION

Baltimore, November i3--H.-Flour suI at ga
Wheat and Corn are unchanged.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

Liabilities.
Amoun, oflosses incurred and ia process
Of adjustment aal orc %
Amount Of losses reported on which 10
action ha.. been ,asen s20ii %
Amonnt of cl4nrs for losses resisted by
the company $500 Co
Signed g53Cs7 G.
CHARLES J. JARTiN. President
SewYOrt. uiy u, IS. 4. r. WILLaARTH, sec'y.
STATE OF NEW YORE, COuhty Of New York. -.
Chlrlcs }. Martin. .President. aud Arthur T.
Wilnsr rth Secretary Of The Home Insurance COmpa-
NY LeiHgssTerAliy swOr do dcpose and -ay shat irs
foregoing statement Of the aaTsaHd condition Cfsaid
eOiapaHy Is correct and true.
Slgnsd CHARLES J. MARTIN. President.
ARTHUR P. WILMA RTH. Secretary
Taken subscribed snd sworn 10 before this 29ih
DAY Of IuIy, 4. ID. 1855 Signed
Us. n. WILLIAM BUSTED,
Commissioner In New YORK FOR the state ofOhio.
WILLIAM r. CREED, Agent.
Lancaster, Ohio, October 80, Is55-3vs6
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-==Ez=
Assets. t'.s
Cash, balance Iu Bank $3.50 gi
Bonds and Mortgages, (bcing
frss iein Real Esiate) 4fT.JoO 90
Loans on stocks lpay able
demsniJ I5g 900 %
Real Estate No Wall Street
j.he oaee) o9555 CO
Notes received FOR Premium on
Inland nsts lOC5f 81
interest due and unpaid TO Jaly
nrsl n gJg 20
Balance in hands of agents aud
in eOurse OftrausmissloB from
agents I4235 60
Pfenflctns dne aud uneoiiseted
On Policies issued at Office e.7g7 90
SslyHgs--l Property on hand seth
June, since sold for) 1900 co
Total , S747 g72 a.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

Tie Baltimore papers, received last
night, came frcighted with returns Of the
recent election in that State. TIE Am
erican party have gained an over whglm-
ing victory. Their State ticket has been
chosen by y very large majority, and they
have carried every Congressional district
save one. Maryland win be representcd
in tie ne2L House Of Representatives by
five Americans and ono Whig. 5lr. BovIE.
The House Of Delegates Is composed OF
seyealy.four members; % far as heard
from, fOrty-nine Americans have been
chosen, and seven Democrats. The whole
American ticket is chosen in Baltimore,
by mAjorilies ranging from GOO TO 900
We shall probably, by tomorrow, be able
10 give the exact YoD IN every county ia
the State. Henry May. the Democratic
candidate, who ran against H. w. Davis
Tor Congress, was an exceedingly popular
man. The election of Mr.. Davis must be
regarded as the great feature Of the can.
yass. Previous 10 the election; Hon. Rev.
erdy johnson and Governor Pratt, now
U. ). Senator, came out in opposition &c
the American party. Senator Peirce ap.
pears TO have taken no part in the election
The Americans carried the State by theil
own indomitable will. perseverance, and
popular strength, and have given severe
blow to the Administration. 1t is sale
that large sums Of money have been los
by the officeholders iuWashington and Bal
timore, which were bet upon the re
suit.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

Df The ssml.Annuai Statement Of the afiirs aud
condition of
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,

y
oftho City Of New YORK, on June 30, Ies5.
Balance ~ Asscts on aist December last,
a. per Exhibit af that duts. s7sa,3s7 e.
bufy % s1ndry loses then unaiinfted
and estimated at s74, $50 ~, portion
"i which has sinee been paid.
Income.
Amount Of Premiums On
Policies issued dudng
the tast slx months sf65, ,s67 co
Lees, Return Prctnium on
Cane .lied P0i.clcsand
he-lDsurancs P6tO 81 Sis2,eJ5 90
Amount 0fiBtcresf iceTucd and
earned for SIX iRuHths, from
lsi January 10 Isl Jniy 2l.9s ~ iei,9S n
go Disbursement.
Amount NJ Loses paid during the past months io-wt
L-sses Niieh occurred
previous 10 frat Of
January. IsjJ $4,000 u
Do DO since Jan. sg.4gi - lfs, ,J51 c.
Amount paid Tor Expenses in-
elldiHSCOin mission toAgsnts 5000 "a l70,55l 80
ar 90 ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
LoclSyIIIe Mills.
CHOIcE CITY LOTS FOR SAFE.

4 WILL sell FoU Of the nosl beautiful and valuable
Ots Ia the tity containing % feet front each, by
about TO feet deep, sfusted ont otumbus Street, i'm.
ne ediately North % nc Rev. John WGgenhals, and
bounded - Allen Stree, the North and by %
feet Alley on the rear. beiag the highest location or
said stssrI. Tie above Lots we'll iBclOsed. and
earbed aud paved with Gravel on Columbus Street,
aud planted with Shades Trees They will DO sold
s3perHtsiy together. Price TeesOpable, half
in hand and the balance Ia and fwo years with
interest. T. U. WHITE, Jun.
Lancaster, October sS, Is5i-In25
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-29
NO. 35.

THE Duke short time prior to his
death, in speaking of the Government of
the United States said it was weak, incon-
sistent. and bad, and could not LONG exist
1t will be destroyed; it ought not, and will
not be permitted to exist; ; for many and
great are the evils that have originated
from the existence of that government
The curse Of the French Revolution. and
subsequent wars and connections IN Eu-
rope, are to be attributed 20 its example,
and so long as it exists, no prince will be
safe upon his throne and the sovereigns of
Europe are aware of it, and they have been
determined upon its destruction. and have
come to an understanding upon this subject
and have decided on the means to accom-
plish it; and they viii ercntually succeed
dy sHbuerSion rather than conquest =
All the low and surplus population of the
different nations of Europe will be carried
into that country it is, and will be re-
ceptable for the bad and disafIected popuIa-
ton of Europe, when they are not wanted
for soldiers, or to supply the navies; and
the European governments will favor such
a course. This viii create surplus and
majority of low population, who are very
easily excited; and they will bring with
them their principles, and in nine cases out
Of ten, adhere to their ancient and former
governments, laws, manners, customs and
religion, and will transmit them to their
posterity, and in many eases propagate them
among the natives. These men will be-
come citizens, and by the constitution and
laws viii be invested with the right of suf-
'l,o = !.
then be created, by the elevation of few,
and by degrading the many, and thus het-
erogeneous population will be formed, speak
ing different languages, and OF different re-
hgions and sentiments, and to make them
act, think, and feel alike in political affairs,
will be ike mixing oil and water; hence,
discord, dissension, anarchy, and civil war
will ensue, and some popular individual
will assume the government. and restore
order. and the s0vereigns of Europe the en-
igrants and many of the natives will sustain
him.
The Church of Rome has a design up
on that country. and it will in time be the es-
tablshed religion. and aid in the destruc-
ton of that Republic. [ have conversed
with many OF the sovereigns and princes of
Europe, particularly with George III. and
Louis XVIII, and they have unanimously
expressed these opinions relative TO the gov
ernment Of the United States and their de-
termination to subver5 it."
Thus you see that the dangers that now
threaten our institutions, the evils that sur
round Us, aud Which at length have alarmed
the patriots of our country, and led to the
organization of the American party, are re-
al, and the result of a long planned system
by the Romish hierarchy and the despots of
Europe to suby ert our institutions and de-
stroy our liberties, they themselves being
the witnesses. J. WILSON
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-29

HER COMM CITATION OF SENTENCE.
The news Of the communication of the
sentence of Mrs. Robinson was communica-
ted to her this morning. She exhibited no
signs of qualification on the reception of the
intelligence. but, on the contrary, became
greatly excited, and raved and rallied against
the Governor sheriff, Judge. district attor-
ney, &c. as she has been wont to do on all
previous occasions when strangers were pre-
sent, or when exciting news was commune
Gated to her.
She remarked that she thought the Gov
ernor had been imposed upon that he was
a fool for listening to the marvellous tales
and stories of those pretending to be her
friends and that she thought it was Just as
disgraceful to be sent to prison as Il was to
be executed on the galows, 1t may be
proper to state that she has been longing
for execution ever since her sentence, and
has stated on many occasions that she would
be hung any how.
She has been making preparations for
leaving the jail all the morning. On going
up to her cell at noon, with her dinner it
was discovered that she had nearly every
article of furniture THAT cSild be) broken
up. and piled near the centre of the room.
All the straw and husks were taken from
the beds ana thrown on the top. Her leath-
or trunks were torn to pieces her clothes
press broken. and roaring fire had been
started in the stove with some Of the broken
furniture.
On being questioned why she thus acted,
said it was none of their business; that she
knew; she was not going to leave anything
belonging to Der after her. &c. 1t is sup
posed her intentions were to set FIRE to the
Jail, by which means she undoubtedly in
tended 10 destroy herself.
AS soon as the discovery was made, the
sheriff had her cell cleared of every article
that could be consumed, and watch was
put on her operations. When asked where
She would sleep after destroying her bed,
she said she would probably sleep on the
floor. Troy Budget. 2sth ult.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-29

The n. o. Delta says that corn was sold
in that market recently at S5 cents. which
had been purchased On speculation some
two months since at 81 10, and stored IN
anticipation of still higher prices.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-29
Letter to President Pierce.

By JOHN WILSON. late Commissioner of
the General Land Office, on the occasion of
his being removed from Office because he was
a member Of the American party:
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TRAVEL.
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5P.M.
For Alerandria.
The Washington and Aexandria boat leaves
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For Rockville.
The stage leaves every morning at 7 o'clock. Fare
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The stage leaves every morning at 7 o'clock. Fare
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For Goydonspilie.
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Gordonsyille and intermediate places.
art For Richmond
The boat leaves the wharf Mt the terminus Of 10Th
street daily at A. NJ, and o'clock, 2. M. Fare
% so.
For Lcesbnrg.
The stage leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
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9th and goth of each month. Persons desrous Of
writing from this city should mail their letters on
the 3d and 18th of each month.
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and 18th of each month, at 2 p. nj.
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A. NJ
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against the insidious wiles of foreign influence
conjare you to believe me- fellowcitizens 1.-The jeal
oasy Of free people ought to be constantly awake
fuence is one Of the most banefl foes Of republican
government - Washington.
al hope we may find some means, in future, Of
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
commercial or in whatever form it may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish of Silas Dean that there ocean of fire
between this and the old world, n--Jefsrson.
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COALI COALii COALfif
yWyHE subscriber having n large as

ment Of Red and White Ash, Schuylkill, and
Lehigh Coal of various Sizes ia prepared TO furnish
his customers and citizens generally, that win favor
him with CALL clear Of dust, carefully weighed and
promptly delivered, from quarter Of ton and up
wards.
Also on hand a good article Of Cumberland lump,
and blacksmith Coal, with quantity Of oak and pine
Wood, at regular prices. .rea II Ef.
Office corner Of Seventh street and Mass. avenue.
Jan l5-eolm J. HUNSBERGER.
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Agents for the ssAmerican Organ.''

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All Diseases Of the Genital Organs whether Of re-
cent or long standing such as Gonorrb@a, Syphilis,
elect, Structures, Urinary Affections, Ulcers upon
the Body or in the Throat and Nose, we treat with
that success which few physicians in the world are
capable Of These who apply IN early stages OF the
disease are surprised at the little inconvenence and
rapidity attending their cure; and those who have
suffered from quacks and their mineral poisons VIII
be warranted permanent cure without mercury.
Office l79, south street, Island.
ian 1q-cotf
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HEAR YE HEAR YEH HEAR YEi III
Read, and be Nisei

u Physicians, Doctors BROTHERS a GRAY,
have finally concluded 10 settle tbemsevesi in the city
Of Washington. After having travelled the world
over in search of knowledge and having spent seven
years among the Indians for the purpose Of getting
thorough knowledge Of botany, they hatter them
selves qualified 10 alleviate and cure all complaints
to which the human family are subject. We iattcr
ourselves that, without asking question, we vii,
tell all who favor with call their complaints and
symptoms and guarantee an easy and speedy cure.
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The many facili-
ties afforded us
by hospital and
private practice,
In this and for
eign countries,
warrant us in as
snring those who
are suffering from
private diseases
that our treatment
is attended with
unusually favora-
bic results. There
fore, let no false
modesty deter you
from making your
case known TO one
who will befriend
you.
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not receive the paper regularly, win leave their name
and address at Welch Wilson's Joseph II. Birchs,
or DR.. Linthicum's w. VI. CALHOUN, 4
nov Is No So, Jefferson street
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scribing TO the AMERICAN 0RGAN will please leave
their names and residence at VIM d. Richards, Jr 2,
Fancy Store, at Exchange Block at h. Mans1elds 8
Tobacco Store on Royal street. at the Agency, ST.
Aseph street. two doors south OF King, or at James
Entwistle Jr, Druggist King street. two doors seuth
J. T. AUDLEY, Agent.
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at Mr.. Halls, and Mr.. BoswelPs Drug Store. corner
of 18th street and Virginia avenue
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THE DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN

lis published every afternoon, Except Sunday,) at
the corner of Louisiana and Tenth street. and
is delivered TO city subscribers payable TO the car
riers) at 10 cents per week. Single copies, cents
Mail subscribers, SIS 90 per annum, or S2 so for
six months always in advance.