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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
sheriff. Sale.

Ths Stats Of oAis, Fairfield cou4tv 90. Pm
DUkSUAhr To the command ofan order Of saiO
IL from the Court Of Common Pleas In said county.
and 70 me directed. l will oGer At public sale al thS
Court House in Lancaster, on THssdav tks I5fk dav IN
january le56, between the hours OF 10 o'elock Am.
and 4o'clock p. NJ, the following described Real e.
tate, to-witi Lot No. "a In Carpenters addition % the
Town OF Lancaster also, Lot No. 10 in Bradsiradt'a
addition to Lancaster; also acres on the East end Of
location ofland on which the town OF Lancaster was
laid out, In Township No. u, Of Runge No. 10 OF Unit
ed Statoa lands cold at Chiilicothe, beginning AZ 4
post whore a stone is planted on the South side here
Of, near Rees' bridge, being the lower toli-bridgo over
the aoekhockinE River, near said Town Of Lancaster.
whore a honey loeust six inches in diameter benFs
Sonth 81 degrees East 257 links and an Elm % ihchcs
In diameter bears NORTH COX degreesi thence South
SOY degrees Wcst 10 chains and IS links TO 4 post
whore . honey locust 10 inches in diameter bears
North 72h degrees West 03 links nj a honey Ioeust
I inches In diameter bears North soX Eas. as links;
thence South 9 chains and so links q . post, thence
North 33k degrees West 8 chains and 65 links 10 Inc
place OF BEGINNING, containing e% acres moro OF less,
Lot No "a In, Carpenters addition, appraised at 1900,
Lot No 10 in Brads.ate's addition appraised al 500.
4 acres at -Four Hundred and Eighty Dollars.
To be sold as the property OF James NJ. Pratt,f tho
suit OF John NJ. Lowrle. Terms OF salS cash.
Marlin and Schleich, Attorneys.
Lancaster, December IL. leS5-5U9oNnfNg
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THE HOLLIDAys AIIE COMVXCu
BOOK STORE,
Opposite Shmirer's Hotel.
o * II

DEGs have to inform his old custom ers and every
I'D body else that he has just received direct from
the publishers, n heavy invoice of Standard and Mis-
cellnneOns Works, Gin Books, Annumls, &C., suited
for the Library, Parior and Holiday Presents: among
them may be named British Poets, . vols Octave bound
IN Morocco, revised Edition;, Shakespeur's, Moore's
and Byron's complete Postlcal Works, with ane steel
illustrations, with the largest and most complete STOCK
OF Poetieal works ever brought to this city.
Also. Female Life atno ny the Mormons, by the wife
OF an Elder; Light and Darkness, a story Of fashions
bio Life; Footprints OF an ttenerant, by NJ. P. Gnddis;
Japan nsit was and Is. by Hildreth; Whaily'a Future
State; Ethel. or tho Double Error, by Marian James;
tho Hidden Path, by My Marion Hariand; Conc Cut
Corners, by Benauly.
AIMING his Gin Books an ANIMALS may be found the
Thoughts Blossom; Memory'S Gin; Christian Keep
sake; friendships Token; the Philocpena; Cicitian
Gin; Snow Flake; Free MasOn's Gin; Moss Rose;
Atlantic SOvenler Auctions Gift; Romance OF Amc-
riean Landscapes, n beautiful work. all bound and put
up In the neatestand most substantial style.
Also, a large a~ssortmento OF Bibles. large and small
and all prices; Hymn Books: Catholic Prayer Books,
together with overy variety Of Religious Works.
An extensive assortment Of Cap, Letter aud Note
Papor. Envelopes, &c. Our stock has beou laid In with
special reference to the wants and tastes of our Pa
trsns. Ladies' and Gentlemen will call and examine
at their lo,surc.
P.s. Ny arrangements are such that receive every
new work direct from the Publishe rs as soon as issued.
Lancaster, Nov. 8, is55-g5 JOHN SEARLES.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20

FLOODED SrooK.--We understand that
our enterprising citizen, JonS REFER, ESQ.,,
Of tue firm Of Rsber q Kutz of this city,
succeeded during a recent tour East, in
purchasing the celebrated mare Fashion,
and her two colts. M by Mariner and
the other by imported Monarch (who wa.
purchased by Mr.. Rober during last fall; J
also LAZY Canton AMI her horse colt by
Monarch, and Messenger Kate AMI hel
horse colt BY Monarch. These with Mr.
Rebers collections on hand makes the fines
herd of blooded and running stock in the
west.
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A CARD.

The subscribers take this method 10 ex
press their pleasure for the social visit Of
their friends on Tuesday evening, tho 18th
inst. PSI
The occasion will be remembered by us
with satisfaction, and the Substantial tokens
Of good will demand our lasting gratitude.
There were left with us $3.50, $143 oil
which was cash and the balance in arti-
cles of real utility.
Such large hearted generosity is deserv,
ing a richer reward than good wishes OF
many thanks. Nothing could afford us
more pleasure than to know that all these
kind friend receive in the present life an
hundred fold and eternal life hereafter; and
for this We are encouraged to pray and la,
bour. j. B, SAoKErr,
A. SAoKrTr
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MoRRIs & WrLLrs's HOME JOURNAL 70.

MoRRIs & WrLLrs's HOME JOURNAL FOR
ls56.--The following literary attractions
will induce thousands, we have no doubt,
to add their names for the coming year,
to the already ~extensivs subscription list
Of this best Of w~eeklies, viz: a new Novel
BY N. p. Willis; a series Of Outline Sketch.
es. in prose and verse, by General Morris,
and a Novelette, by J. NJ. Field; the popu-
lar and we'll known "Straws," ofthe New
Orleans Pieayuns, The terms of the Row1
Journal are buttwo dollars a year. and the
Office of publication is at lo7, Fulton ST.,
New York.
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They returned to Father Purcell. when
il was agreed that q stout lrishman named
Doley. who was present, should accompa-
ny the girl herself to DR.. Hamlin's, that
Maria should tell them that she preferred
staying among the Catholics. and should
demand her clothing. and that Doley sho'd
insist on her demands being Immediately
acquiesced in.
She accordingly accompanied the bnrly
Hibernian 70 the doctor's residence, and
happened to meet at the door both the DR..
and his lady. Mrs. Hamlin was rejoiccd
10 again NEE; the girl, for whom she bad
formed an affection, and her demoustra-
tons Of JOY SO affected the orphan girl. that
Forgetting the fears which had been i'm
pressed upon her about the House Of Re-
fuso, she declared her wish to stay with
them.
Her Irish attendant thereupon became
saucy and impndent. and tried 10 force the
girl to accompany him back. He was first
invited to leave the house, which he refu-
sed to do. when he was foreibly elected in
no very pleasant manner.
The t~reacherous. lying domestic was
dismissed as soon as her connection with
the matter was known. aud Maria is again
happy with her best friends.
Much credit is due Dr.. Hamlin. for his
perseverance in Ieclaiming the girl. After
he had once got an mixing Of her wherea'
bouts. he used every means to again gel
possession. of her, and will retain her at al
hazards.
There are many little circumstances in
the case. in addition to what we have men
toned. which we cannot mention to-day,
which shows how priest will not only JUS
tify but dictate lying. stealing, aud other
sims. that they may get an innocent cir
within the pale of their Church, i"ein
natl Times.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
E1 COSMOPOLITAN IrEMs.-Estimat

EIr COSMOPOLITAN ITEMs.-Estimates
have been made Of the length ofthe adyer.
tisements of tho Cosmopolitan Association,
rs they appear in the newspapers last year
Averaging each insertion at 10 inches, II
was found that. al. together. the advertise,
ments would have formed a strip ofpaper,
q inches in width, fourteen hundred miles
IN ienoth! Some reading matter, that cost
the Association a nice sum o fmoney.
The illustrated Catalogue is printed upon
$4,000 sheets, "a by SO inches-giving
an era Of 328, 32o. 600 square inuhes!-S
few broad miles Of priu!ed matter! The
achoolmaster must be abroad to instruct tho
people 10 read. N
The hostages paid to government and
created by the Association, il is estimated,
to $4,000 per year. including correspon.
dence and catalogues. postal matter, maya.
zines. &c,
Fourteen persons are now daily employ
ed in the Western office, aud eight in tho
Eastern Office, mailing, corresponding &c.
Catalogues have been forwarded TO ali the
Postmasters in alt the States of tho Union
California, Oregon and Utah included! The
number Of Post-mAsters called into reeuisi.
lion y about 90. 0o0-most Of whom will
a;t as agents Of the Association.
The number Of Honorary Secretaries al
ready appointed in the principal cities and
towns oi the Union amounts to 1900.
BY these items the reader may infer the
extent and value of the operations Of thi.
Association. Predicting the future from
the past IN eminent success awaits it,
Register
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20

timents Of an American citizen. born in
the wilds Of Kentucky. under the flag oil
the National Constitution. who, too old to
be FnbiyiOush as iiYsd long enough to know
the paramount value and countless bless
ings Of the Anglo-American Union, ron
structed by the wisdom aud cemsnted with
the patriotism Of the noblest band Of po'
litical patriarches who ever lived for pos.
terity and died for mankind"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
SheriG,a Sale.

The State Of Ohio Fairfield cOunty, a..
DURSUANT to the command of an order Of ssfa
II from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Fairfield coun-
y, and to me directed, Twill OFFER at public sale al the
Court House In Lancaster, on Tuesday the I5tk dav On
JDHHary' 1856, between 0o'elock a. N. and 4o'cloek
p.m :, the following described Real Estate, to-wit.
In Lots numbers hte and six Is and 81 In Carpenters
and numbered on the new plat and by ceentnnmSor-
Ing OF said Town now City OF Lancaster, as Lots Nos.
Two Hundred and Two and Two Hundred aad Threo
90: and 293l In said city Of Lancaster. No apprals
ed at $4,000. Noe appraised at @l40O. To he sold % the
property ofJames NJ Pratt, at the suit Of John d. Mar
Tin; Terms cash, WILLlAM POTTER, Sheriff.
Martin and Schleich, Attorneys.
Lancaster, December 10, 1s55-5y32pfs3
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Sheridoa SALE.

The State Of oAis, Fair6sld Cosntv, 81.
IDURSUANT to the command Of an order Of sale
II from the Court OF Common Pieas in said eounty
andto me directed.I will offer At public sale at she
dooro the Court House In Lancaster, on TassdaV fAs
i5th day Of january, 1856, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock =. NJ, the following dss-
oribed Real Estate, to-wit:
81 feet OF Of Lot No 9 In Carpenters addition 10 the
Town OF Lancaster, appraised at $1,000. Also, North
half OF Lot No. 5lin Carpenters addition 20 the Town
OF Lanenster. appraised al $3.50. Also, Lot No ia, o.
praised at 1925; also, lot No lis appraised at S4Ot;
also, lots No ll6, III, lib and ll9 appraised at $500,
all inCnrpenter's addition to the town of Lancaster. To
be sold as the property OF James N. Pratt, at the suii
of William Slade, Jun. and John Borland, receivers
&c. Terms of sale cash. WIN. POTTER, Shorin.
II. H. Hunter, Attorney. -
Lancaster, Ohio, December IT, 1ssS-sw3epfss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20

TIE GREAT HOLIDAY PIoToRIAL PAPER
BROTHER JONATHAN for Christmas and
New Years 1856, has come. 1t is a tire,
mendously large and elegantly printed pa.
per containing over ouo hundred pictures
ANY of them funny enough to make the
most morose individual laugh outloud. Il
you want a single copy, send l2 cents in
stamps, to B II DAY 10 Beekman street,
Ncw-York or you can get ten for one dol.
lar, Cheap enough!
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20

VALUABLE REAL EsTArE.-Wa refer
our readers to tie column Of Shsrif's Ad-
vertisements this week. for some choice
lots of real estate. belonging to Mr.. James
Pratt and others. Mr.. Pratt's extensive
Tanuery and Ware House upon the Rail
Road and Canal. Residence &c.. are com
prised in the levios, and we understand,
must go to sale. They will make valuable
investments.
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s.Now Advertisements

We refer our readers generally to oul
new advertisement columns This week.
We have had to exclude some editorial
and much local matter. TO giyo them room
at the hate hour at which they came in
Our advertisers should hear in mind tina
their favors ought to De in by Wednesday
morning, at farlhest. and as much sooner
as possible. M
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20

HNR REsroRArIrE.--w arc pleased to be able TO
record the satisfaction of eur patrons after trial Of an
article advertised In our columns. We have the sat
To know several Of our readers who have used
Professor Woods Hair RESTORATIVE. and pronounced
II to be Just what The advertisement says ills. We
have several personal acquaintance, too who wore
gray headed : they have tried 1t, and now their hair
Is restored to It's original color, aud they willingly add
their testimony To its efficiency, and win give furthcr
Information TO others desiring H.. This speaks we'll
forths article aud We adviso all who do not wish to APP
pear cray h eade ed u use Woods Hair Restoraliye.--
Western Patriot. e
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DIR. n. s. FINLEY,
ECLECTIC pEXQlHIAM

~ PHYSICIAN,
AFFERs his professional services 10 the sitiIsns
" Of Lancaster and its vicinity. "
As this system OF modieal practice Is new to many
In THIS piace,.it mar be deemed properto give a few
Of its distinctive features.
The use of the lancet is abandoned as a practice
Taught with evil consequences; and a natural depls-
ton more safe and ehoctual substituted, by ~incfena-
ing the various socrctions and exerotions OF the body
thus reducing the circulation to any desirable ex-
tent, and avoiding e1eetaaliy the abstraction or dimi-
mutton ofany vital or invigorating principle Of the
AS A 81 SUBSTITUTE
For the poisonous mineral medicines heretofore I'm
common use the more genial medicines as now pre-
pared In a concentrated and purely medicinal form,
from the vegetable kingdom, are only admitted into
practice, being more thorough and eaiciebt agents,
and always under the entire control onhe practition-
or; but under no circumstances capable Of producinR
any ofthe disastrous results seen IN every community
where ealomol and ~ sueh medicalagents have bees
the chief reliance.
Store.
Re.idsnee-Rcv. Samuel Carpenters, Broadway,
Oct, 25, 1e55.-ly. Ml
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Administrators Safe.
Admtor's OF Thomas NeArthar, dec In Fairfield

The Widows and Heirs OF said dee'd.> Com ,Floa..
JHNliE undersigned. pursuant 10 an order OF sale d.
T~1sHtisth (?0th) day Of january, 1855, before The eou,t
hoise door III HE City OF Lancaster, in said county,
VIII nifer at public sale, the following parcel or land,
NO.. 10, Range No. 90, being parts OF lots Nos II md
10 OF the Estate OF William Morrison. SGT apart in ths
Rroeeedings OF partitionto David Hailman and Eliza
90 acres OF OF the South side OF said tract, with ali Inc
oncumberance thereon. To b. sold AT moi lens mar
The appraised value. Appraised at $500. Terms cav.
December 90, I3j5-4wa3t
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Public sale Of Renl E.tntn.

TTNHERE will be sold on the 10Th day OF January
next, the farm Of Geo. kicgel deceased .situated
In Amanda township, Fairfield county, Ohio. Ia
acres Is under good cultivation, also q good dwelling
house aud a bank barn; the same is well watered with
a never falling spring; o. acres being we'll timbered
which will be sold in thrce sepcratc lots. The pur-
LIST of April 1856, the other half in 4 annual paymen,s
without interest, also to secure said payments by
Mortgage on the premises IL required.
Dec. 10, ls55--4w32.a JESSE RIFGEL.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20

EyWc refer our readers to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. link q BrsH. in an
other column. We havo had the pleasure
OF testing the qualities of their celebrated
Oysters, and can testify to their superior
excellence and favor. Those Of our
friends who wish to prepare their holiday
festivities, would do well to give them a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
Attachment Notice.

Gazette onicc, Lancaster, ohio.1 VDefore a.. ste,n-
against oman. Esn a Ju,.
, T. P. Gallup, Agent. lice of he pemce in
and for Hooking Township. Fairfield county. Ohio
On the 9Th day Of November, a. D.. 1855, al the In.
stance Of the Proprietor OF the Gazette OGice OF Lam
easier, Ohio, said Jusice issued an order OF attachment
in The above cause, for thu SUN OF Seventes n Doinr.s
Dated at Llneastor, Ohio, this Seventeenth day or pa
ccmoer, 1855. Dsco.n5er -. Iss5- "a ya1
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ST2AYED

VNRoM the enclosure OF tho subscribers In Canal
Winchester, FRANKLIN county, Ohio, on or about
the 3rd Inst, A BAY MARE, abOat1lor IS hand high,
heavy set, blind In the left eye, and a little erest.falleR,
and satd to be or 10 years old. She was last seen al
Feeder, near Hooker's Bridge, on tho Ca.
nal. Whoever will return said marc TO the subseh.
bersat Canal Winchester, or give inform atlom where
abe may be found, will 10 liberally rewarded.
Deeembsr2 %, ls55-3W33t 8. bARTLET & CO.
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Attachment Notice,

Henry Leonard & S. D..
Leonard, known as the firm OF
Plaintiff, In an .H.aehmapt
Leonard q Brother
against .
Thos. J. TabIer, Defendant,
QKFoREJ.V ". Brison.a Justice Of tho Peace for
W Walnut township Fairfield county Ohio, on tbs.
29ih dry OF November 1855, said Justice issued an or
der ofa~tinchnent In the above action for tho sum OF
sixty eight dollars and tw enty- four cents. T4f
Basil, Dee.. :, 1s55-4wset
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Dissoiuilon or Partnership.

TVNHE Co.Partnership heretofore existing between
Il PHILIP RISING and JOHN LYONS in the Dry
Goods business, have this day dissolved by mutual
The notes and books OF said firm are in the
hands efPHlLIP RISING, who is duly authorized TO
settle the came. PHILIP RISING,
Lancaster, Dse. II, issS-3w33 JOHN LYONS.
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NOTICE.

FTNHE Banks OF this City win be closed on CHRIST
il MAS aud NEW YEARS DAYS. Parties having
paper maturing on either OF those days mast give The
same previous attention. G. b. GARAGHTY,
A. @. WORTHINGIoN,
~. h. r. REINMUND,
Lancaster, Dscsmbsr 90, lesJ--2w33 Cashiens.
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PHILlF makos his BEST bow 10 his old customers
and MI the rest OF mankind. aud thanks them for the
very liberal patronage he has received eince he COM
meneed business. He may still be found at his OLD
STAND where he 10 detsrminsdt to sell Goods ae cheap
as any house In town, U NOT a little cheaper. His stock
SNOW asfoli as any other similar Establishment. II
any should bS %sceptlcal, all he asks 10 tn give him a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20

I'D The crowded state Of our columns
this week, compels us to lay over the com
munication of = = =. 1t will appear
next week. w.
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A SAD WAnNINc.-An exchange pa.
per says that one Of his subscribers recent
" left for California, settling his subscript-
ion account, and was taken sick and died
on the Isthmus!
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Estate or John nj. on,cnl,.

office Is thereby given that the subscribers have
y been qualified as Executors Of the Estate or John
All persons having claims against said Estate are no.
thed to present them within one year duly authentI-
Gated and all persons indebted will make Immediate
payment FREDERICK 0UTCALTJ .,ST
dee G-3w31 RI ouTCALT, Exe'tora.
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OsE OF TUE PEoPLE.--We refer our
readers to the communication in another
column signed Zone Of the People" He
suggests matters that should demand the
reflection Of every citizen Of the State and
we hope to see more of cur readers re-
spOnd to the suggestions made. A gener-
al expression of the people would do much
to facilitate the business of the next Legis-
lature which must be the most important
Of any cyer held in The State. Friends lei
us hear from you early.
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LEGAL ApvERTIsEmrNTa
SheTiHsD eaIe.

rae Stats " oAio, EaigasI1 ceuufv. a.
UF Virtue Of an Rxeeution against propsrty frau,
Oths Court o~io.ommcn Plens W said ccrnis srd Ne
House 10 Lancaster, on AehdaT tAs alfh daV ~ Dses1-
car, lsSs, tween the honrs OF 10 o'cioeK a. II, and
4 O'Clock 2. NJ. the following Described Rsai Rs.sfc
to.wit: The undivided half OF ln-Lot No. q, IN me
Eighth Square q she town, nov City Of Lancaster, OF
All the lnteIesto Of william n. Shut 10 said Lot.
Taken as the properly OF william u. Shut II the
suit of John G. Weaver.
Terms OF sale cash. wM. POTTER, sheriff.
per @. N. l.. WIsEMAN, Deputy
Lancaster, November ~, l~e5S-Sw20pfeS
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LOCAL pEPARTMEET.

TIE LADIES DoxATroS FxsrrvAt.-on
Tuesday evening last, at the residence of
the Rev. ]. B. sAcKErT, proved one of the
most pleasant surprise parties We have v
attended. Every person. lis lady, gallant.
cousin. sister. brother. aud acquaintance.
were present, and each seemed to vie with
the other in contributing TO the pleasure
and h%iliarity Of the evening. Indeed with
such a bevy Of beauty one could not be
otherwise than pleased and delighted
We understand that the proceeds of the
evening amounted to the very creditahlO
little sum of $3.50.
The success of this entertainment j.
principally due 10 Mrs. D. TaIlmadge.
Mrs. DR.. White, Mrs. William Latta, and
others. We hope TO have the pleasure o.
attending many such this winter.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
From tho RoSton uey,iJ

EEpm tHo DOSton lofnlu. g.
So asrutNu Woarn KSowisai-3y using Professor
ly restored to its original color. The subIoined certi-
neatc was received from Johnson Il Stone, Gardiner.
Maine, and Is but one of the many instances that are
daily coming to our knowledge oftts effects. II Is no
l,ongsrprnble nautical, but n self-evident truth, as hun
dred5 in 1ur community can lastly. :,
GARDINER, (Maino9 Juno 90. 1854,
WILLIAM II. DYHe,--Dear Sir:--Ihave used two bot
Ties OF Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and can
truly say Ills the greatest discovery OF the age for re-
storing and changing tho hair. Before using Il I was
as gray US a man OF seventy. Ny hair has now aitain-
cd lis original color. You can recommend It to the
world without tho least fear, as my case was ono OF
the worst kind. Yours, ID. N. MURPHY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
An OrdInnnce

To Ak permanently The hours at which the , arkets
shall be opened in the City OF Lancaster, between
the first days OF Decembor and March OF each year.
SE l. Be &c ordained BY the City Council Of me
0Ci Of Lancaster, Thatfrom and aner the legal
publication OF this Ordinance, the markets Of the said
City OF Lancaster, shall DO opened from and afer the
first day OF December in each and every year, and
up to the FIRST day OF march, In the succeeding year at
tho hour OF l2 o'clock Meridian. :
Passed December th, 1855
G. r. SHEFFER. p. City Council.
Attest-G. S. WILLIAMS. Clerk, Dec. 5-3w3l