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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
One Week Later from California--ArrivGl
Of the Steamer George Law.
New YORK, Feb. &c.


Tho steamer George Law, with advices
from San Francisco TO the lst ins'.. arriv-
ed here Yesterday. She brings $l,113,-
900 in gold, and 304 passengers. inclu-
ding Gen. Echingne. the President elect
OF Peru.
The steamer Pearl, exploded near Sac
ramento, causing fearful loss Of life
the number of killed and missing reach
seventy. Among the killed are Col. Alex
andcr Anderson; distinguished lawyer
of Nevada city, formerly Of virginia; the
captain and mate of the stesmer, and a
bout twenty Chinese. 1t is stated the
Pearl WAS racing with the Enterprise al
the time the explosion occurred, but the
agents deny this. Both boats were on
their way from Sacramento to Marysville,
and the Pearl had large amount Of gold
on board, which was recovered.
The Senatorial question remains in
statu quo; thirty-eight ballots were had
without producing any Eew result.
The Legislature passed a bill aprropri'
ating one thousand dollars to each of the
members but the Governor vetoed it. The
Assembly then passed the bill notwith'
standing the Governors ycto-ycas 55
nays 2l.
The papers record moro than the aver
aged number of murders robberies, DC.
A man named Gen. Sheldon was hung
at Oakland by a mob of native Californi
ans. Two Chilians we,e also hanged
by mob on the San joaquin, for cattle
stealing, they having confessed the crime
Numerous murders are recorded. The
Indian troubles were becoming alarming
in the neighborhood of the Kalamuth riy
er; several whites, and about thirty 1ndi
ans were killed. A general rising of thu
Indians of the North was expected.
The rains had again set in, much to th'
qualification of the miners.
Business at San Francisco continued
exceedingly dull.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
For the Gazette.
Meeting OF Merchants and Ne
cINnntcS

chRnicS.
On Tuesday evening, the eth inst, g
respectable number ofthe Merchants d Me-
chanics ofthis city ,metat the Court House
to confer with each other on the subject oI
their respective occupations, the causes ot
the present deprcssions in business gener-
ally and to give the present abominable
credt-system their especial attention.
Messrs. j. D. Martin, Wilcox, Oman,
Jos. Work Sem. and P. Bope, ably dis
cussed the abuses of the present credit-sys-
tenn in our community, an1 recommended
to abolish it in toto.
Mr.. Jos. Work Sen., recommended to
the laboring men to work hereafter only
under the ready pay system, but hesitated
to approve general abolishment of the
credit-system.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilcox, it was re.
solved, that committee of FIVE be appoint
ed to devise some plan for remedy of the
existing evil, and to report the same by
resolution at the next meeting.
Mr.. G. II. Smith. Chairman Of the
meeting. appointed j. G. Wilcox, J"s
Work SEN, j. D. Martin, Chas. Drc>hacl
and O. II. Perry, as members of Tx
committee.
The meeting adjourned in good harmo
ny to meet again on next Tuesday evening
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
pIIRLIC SALE.

TVNHHRE will be sold at public sale at the residence
of the subscriber in the village Of Baltimore, Fair
field county, Ohio oh Friday the 10th day Of March next.
the following property to-wit: Two head Of Horses;
Es-sse eE one new Top Buggy; fresh Mich fS7FX2A
SSdS2S cow and Calf; 10 head of HOGS; 1&.AS
XK1N Hives OF Bees; Stoves; ono EAsSAsss
horse Wagon; lot OF House-Joners' Tools; work
benches, &C., &c. Also variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture too numerous 10 mention. will
also sell at the same time and place LARGE STOCK
otNEWLY MADE CABINET-WARE, consisting o.
TAB LES and Stands.
Terms will be made known On day Of sails. 6ale 70
commence at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. Of sxfd day.
February -, isSy--19 8. o. GoSs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01

and concluded with urging upon bis hear
ers the importance Of opposing at once the
rising power and influence Of Catholicism
in our republic. Would that there we're
many more such sermons preached all over
our republic, said I to myself, as return
ed thOugbtfully TO my inn.
CINCINNATUS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01

ZtNK "a RIaA

UToULD respectfully inform thc,r eustomefa,
w the eitEens generally, that they have lRaovu1
th ksabliahmsut 10 the Moth side 1f Main elret
the room formerly occupied By he PAilaielpA csa-
ssssi0a Sfsrs, whore they are prepared % faraisA
FRESH EsFeRds Fsasks; Cases = Cssafssse
AT ALL TIMES AND IN Ar SEASONS,
We have emplossd the very kesl workmea is on
line Of business aud will sell Al Wholesale and satii
III the iSessf Friecs.
We dstermined to give general satisiseioa. Al
ordea from the county for Bread, cakea, Soda. bpte
ter, Water and Boston Cracked Will be prompHg
niied. Give ue a cali. uLln
Lancaster, MRreh 81, 1884. ZINK q BIER .
n. r. We also keep on hand general assoftinont q
FAMILY oRocERIES, which win be said q the
lowest rates. EiNk 4 SlSA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
ApMlN.sTRAroR,s sAlE.

RTOTlCEi j. hereby given, that the undersi.nsdt
! Administrator Gs b0Eis Of Z=rh-uiuh Allen.
decreased by STtIe Oi al Order Of ihe Probate CoUT
OF Fairfield county. will Ofer for sal. the court
houss door on SGfaTaGy TIE ara fay gf MaysA ~
O'Clock the following described keal Estate, situate
IN said cDaniy. t0-wIl; Lot No. Seven Ia CARERS
hr addition to the town Of Lancaster, being part Of
OHl-L9t aO Blk o. Bank addition, East. Also part
Of In Lot nuIaber SIX o. In Caier's addition 10 the
town " LAEeastsT Beginning al the Northwest
Of said lnLOt No. G, Bank Allcy thsnce East along
the line OF said Alley aheen l5) feeS thsLee SOUTH
parallel with the West bogEdry line Of said Lot 10
gingl West bOuntry line. beiHg the Southwest
Of h. aforesaid Lot; thence North along said Western
boundry lne to the place Of beginning, being also
part OF Lot No. six ~ Of the Bank addition 8.st Of
LaEcastcr. Arfra'ted II s5tF. Tile clear.
Terms Of saie--Ouc-hiT IN hand. third In one
yea he residue IN two years with Interest deferred
payments. HENRY GINGHER. Adn'tOr.
Feb. y, I55j-49 ALFRED WILLIAMS, Attorney
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
c. w. &z.Ks. Es.--Chccrlng News

1t affords us great pleasureto inform our
readers of the gratifying fact that the Di-
rectors of the Cincinnati. Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE Railroad Company have just
concluded contract with the Crescent
Iron Works. of Wheeling, Va, for 1900
tons of rail-being sufficient quantity to
Jay the track from Lancaster to this city
We understand also that FIVE hundred
tons of the iron arc to be delivered at Lam
caster by the first day of Marcel, and tha It
the work of track laying will be commenc-
ed at that place Immediately thereafter
AS the grading is now so faradvanced that
it can be kept ahead of the track-layers up
to the completion of the road, there is eve
ry reason to suppose thatthe carswil be run
ming to the west bank Of the Muskngum
river opposite this city early in July next.
We congratulate the friends of the road up
on the flattering prospects now before us,
andhope to be able to chronicle its speedy
and steady progress henceforward until the
last spike shall have been driven.
We may state, in this connection, that
some of the second mortgage Bonds Of the
Company will, at an early day, be offered
for sale to persons on the line of the road.
Itis the intention of the Company. we be-
lieve, to sell few Of them at seventy-fve
cents on the dollar. AS they are secured
by mortgage on the whole road draw seven
per cent interest, payable scmiannually,
and are to be redeemed in ten years, an op-
portunity to make a safe and profitable
Investments presented that is rarely c.
qualled. We trust it will not be lost up.
on those Of our citizens who may have cap
ital not actively employed.-ZdnesuiRc
Cour,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01

GENERAL Harrison ToMD.-We are
informed by Col. Taylor. son-in-law of the
late Gen. Harrison, who, with his family,
occupies the old homestead at North Bend,
that within few weeks tho family have
caused an iron door to be made to the en-
trance to the tomb, and which has been SO
thoroughly fitted that it will require crow
bar to remove it. We are glad of this, al
though it is hard to think that it was nee
essary in order to prevent strangers from
violating the sanctuary of the illustrious
dead.-Gn. Gaz.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01

SuocK1Na.-T Negro ARTS. who was
sentencedto to death for numbering his daugh-
ter, was executed at Siduey, Shelby coun-
on Friday last. He fought desperately
with the officers, on his way to the gallows
and tore the coat completely off the Depu-
ty Shcriffin endcavoring to resist the efforts
made in putting the rope around his neck.
1t took six men to hold him upon the scaf-
fold, and, when at last, he was swung of
he managed to get hold of the rope with
his hands, which prevented the fall from
breaking his neck. After struggling vi,
olently for some time be was choked to
death, when his body was taken down and
burned.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
Later From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 26.
By the steamer Orizaba we have advices
from the City of Mexico to the 17th inst.
The insurrection at the South was gaining
ground. Tho government troops had
gone over to Gen. Palicia, who had be-
sieged Chilpancingo, and had reduced the
inhabitants TO starvation.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
BOOKS e. sTATloNERY,

HAVING purchased the entire stock OF the Bos-
j ton Book Store, We have already made large nd
dtlohs thereto intend 10 increase the stock of boih
BOOKS q Stationery and Keep constantly hand the
Largest aih bostas5OTincnt ever ia the county which
viii b; s0id (tor cash only eheEpeT than can b.
bought at airy Book store ia Lancaster vicinity
And phEt~ say istrae.
To our Old Friends aud Customers and 10 the eiti-
zsns of Lancaster, FarleId ard adjoinng towns and
counties, ~ respectfully Invite TO call aud examine
for themselves. JEPPRIES, WOOD & Co.
Agents for the tie Ad4ms' Express Co. Main st.
Lancaster, Ohio. Feb. %, Is55-f2.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
The Weather at the North.

BUFFALO, Feb. 26.
The weather here is extremely cold
Dispatches from Chicago and Milwaukee
say this is the coldest day experienced this
winter, the Thermometer ranging from .
to go deg. below zero. No New York
mails have been received here since Satur-
day, the trains being delayed By snow
drifts near Batavia.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01

EwThere was some sharp talk in Con-
gress on the slavery question on Saturday,
in which Mesets. Seward. Sumner, dsc.,
participated.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. &c.
The river is covered with heavy ice, and
navigation is about suspended. The
weather is extremely cold.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
From New York.

New YoRK, Feb. &c.
A man named Bill Poole was fatally shot
night, by two men named Baker
and Turner. Poole received six balls IN
various portions of bis body.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
From Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. &c.
The weather is intensely cold. The
Monongahela is frozen over, and it is ex-
pected the Ohio will close to night
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01

THE DIsBAxDED IRIsu CoMpANIEs.-The
arms and equipments Of the recently dis
banded Irish military companies in Boston
were taken possession of on Thursday, by
order of the Governor, and conveyed to
the State arsenal in Cambridge, Mass.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
NOTICE.

TEyHE subscriber respectfully inform his friends aRd
public in general, that he has much enlarged Ais
STOCK OF GROCERIES,,
s 10 the variety He Just opened and has for sale
.-aea.n.~ No. i, NHackerel ofths best quality.
A1SSSD Also. hest Ptckling Vinegar, md
n small Stock OF Dry Goods TO suit customers
all of which will be sold low for cash approved coun
Winding Streets, and noArly opposite the ar,!d ~
Hotel. l. CHUHCH
n B. Butter, Bacon, lard and Germ Meal wanted
Lancaster, Sertamber Fl, 1870
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
Fire at Toronto.

BUFFALO. Feb. &c.
Rev. Mr.. Roafs' church, together with
seven adjoining buildings were destroyed
by fire this morning. The loss is not as
certained
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01

WOOL-Pulled is the only discrip-
ton for which there is any demand of
moment, the supply is BY no means large,
and the sales are 22, 600 ib at 38a29c. for
super, and 33a34c, for extra. Fleece is
steady but quiet: G,0O0tb sold within our
range. Foreign is inactive, and we know
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
TO FARMERS.

v-Fn ,romod,ately eCOO bushels or CORN IN
w ths ear for which cash will be paid on asllsep
al the Lancaster Depot ofthe c. q z; hau1 M hT1I p
Morrow. Ohio, Jan. Z, 1s55-asm .,..n
TssMr. Miner freight Agent viii receive ana pA
lra-t tl,n (sorn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01

PENNSYLVANIA SENAToR.-On the 18th
inst. the Legislature of Pennsylvania met
in joint convention and had two ballotiugs
for U. S. Senator-13o members were
present; necessary for choice, &C.
Mr.. Cameron had SO votes, Buckham 20
J. P. James 11-balance scattering. On
the second ballot Cameron had SO. A
motion then prevailed by vote of 81 tc
81 to postpone the election for two weeks
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01

TEJHE DIRECTORS oT TEE ConoPo,IrAH Asr ApS
u L;rEaAay Association, lstsiy 0rgapiEed in Sau.
dHsSy CITY, ohO for this uragench und general
dinslon or Literature aud Art. otcr PRIzE or ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR the BIsT ODE 10 PoAkfs'
wOfld-ren0wned statute oftho g RkEK eLA WI. .whICk,
with many other valuable work AFt ere to be die.
thOuted among the members ofIhs above AssoeiatioD
The odes. which should not exceed 2ty lines IA
length, must be handed In previous 10 the Ist Of Os0
ibsr, at which time committee Of literary eeLtemea
of New York, whose viii appear, will decide
upon the nsrts aid award the Df.zs 10 tAe sueeeasfn
cOinpeiitor.
Poets In sanding IN se!r predictions, viii ptsasS
give tho first Of their ODE together with thsIF
rsEl and address. In ssparaf6 sealed enveiopsI
Communications should he addressed, postpaid. Ia
C. L. DERBY, Actuary c. 4. q L. A.;
Care Knck keTboeksT Ofice. 34s Broadway, New YeFt.
Sept. "a, 1854 r3WGter Street, Ssndusky.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01

THE Know NOTHING NOMINATIONS IN
KENrUcKY.-The Louisville Times says
that Mr.. Loring, the American Reform
candidate for Governor in Kentucky, is a
citizen of Bowling Green, alawyer by pro-
fession; has been a judge, and member
Of the Legislature. lie is a gentleman of
easy fortune, and in private life is regard
ed as a clever, sociablo gentleman. Mr..
Edwards, the candidate for Lieut.. Gov
eInor, is citizen of Russellvile, Logan
county; has also been Judge Of the coun-
ty, and is very respectable man. The
Times is a Democratic paper. and is dis
posed TO underrate the candidates; but, il
we mistake not, they will be found rather
hard to beat, when the day of trial comes.
Gin. GGz.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01

MILK AN ANT1DoTE FOR CAMPHENE.-
The Washington Star mentions a fact which
may be of use TO some of our numerous
readers. A child three years of age swal-
lowed quantity of camphene; the father,
hearingits screams, administered draughI
of fresh milk, which afforded immediate
relief, the child, in few minutes, being
entirely free from pain.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
GaNMAiH RAMGAXN@I
FIrst Door EAST Of the swah hoieh

lAURStpck buing nov complete, We are pFcpsred
" ouer the most cAO3ce aud cheap Goods Ssa
exposed 70 ss 10 this market eonsIstlngof every di
cripuon OF DRY GOODS In the RoSlsa, L!Hen. Sitk
Ho-sisd and Cotton line, Tor the use or Men Woman
and Chiidren. and In about the dweling neiudpa
choice HhNs Gsods, Drsss and FaAey Gssis HosegrS
0Iosss, Cloths Csssimtyss. YsStlsrE, aatiNea keI
Also choice lot Of 1hinaS Glass x QuceRss
ware, Of BS0fs SASss, SPP~rs, si foE all Agea, II
Selected and Cheap Groceries,
the Tsas s4ga,s, C.sssS NSIsssss, aisss sad sYrrf
beiug yery choice.
All which View oSfheiimes we are deteunInAd V
sell without regard 10 profit. In order 10 close up the
sama, the reduction OF stock and payment ofoHr
labilities belHK our great object.
Tbs public therefore before buying elsewhere are
iuvitsd 10 eKnmins Orrsplendid sh'eks - q,
Lancaster, G0V-e-3m WHITE, il. & JULIAN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
Sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court.

an Sa'ariayrie 24'k day Of .AIrst "A. D. 1855, bs-
W tween the hours Of O'Clock A. b. and O'Clock
p NJ. the premises will be sold the hignsst bid
der. the Valuable MilI Property and appur
ieDaTees, lately Owned by Jonathan Bartholomew.
deceased sitnetc in Fairfield county Ohio, and known
and dsiiHguishe Cd by being part Of the Northwest
Quarter Of Section 20 ~. in Township No. l6, Of
Range No. rs: Beginning ut the Northwest Of
the land formerly owned by Thomas Rces, az the
gin Of the OhiO Canal original Lock No. >, South
Of Licking Sumlii; thence South S6z degrees East
10 perrh.s 10 posi-; thence Honh SIX degrees East
90 perches 10 post: thence North 80 degrees West
LILO psrches post the Canal thehec North 50
degrees West 36 4I0 pcrches vilh tAe Canal 10 tae
place of bering. Said prctatses 10 BE- sold free of
ths dover OF tn: widow OF said Jonathan BaftaOlO-
new. Appraised at $24o0.
Tsrzas 0fs1le-One-ihira in haad. one-thrd in one,
and the residue in years from day OF sale, wiI5
interest on deferred pay ments.
| ELIZABETH BARTHOLOMEW.
| Guardian OF Malen J. BArthelomev.
RLsTis & ScHLEicH, Auys. Feb. g, Is5j- 5S<2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
TO MERCHANTS.
We ARE ALSO AGgxTs FOR TEB
PeacGck's Improved Steel plow

Waranteo an All respects equal and in
me snyerIoT to aay other now in use.
TEfH!s factory has bseu IN operston during the last
" S3yesrs, but for ts last few years their uttsH-
t9n has been given particularly 10 The Improvement
OF The steel IOid-BosTd Ilos. Aug amount Of IL ID
hisf " pomES &c. can De shown, 1Et rely mora Oh
the reports of farmers frym diEeTed t,arts OF the
eoaGtTy, where ih=y have bssn in ebhpsttion with
obef popular Flov than do oh Ia cir bsiEg 3dE-
90 by sight or even 81 giG trial Et = fair.
large assortment VI The dieeIsnt sizes CONSTANTLY
oh hahd, which can b; at warshOnss by en-
quify Gtolr Book siors IS Nam 81. Whites E.Oek.
Every PlDw sold BY US - warranted.
Ps0.22 iejj. JEFFRlES, TooD& Co.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
cINCINNATUs.
"san." I'm Congress.

The House being in Committee Of the
Whole, and the bill authorizing the con
struction Of seven steam sloops-of- war be-
ing under consideration:
Mr. Bocock spoke of The necessity of
passing the bill, saying there is surplus
in the Treasury, and if left there It viii be
a fund for speculation, and the object Of
plunder.
Mr.. Sellers argued that there was no
necessity for the proposed increase of the
navy, nor no danger need be apprehended
in regard to the disposal Of lie surplus in
the treasury.
Mr.. Bocock said he alluded to the fact
that there would be majority Of Know
No,hings in the next Congress.
Mr.. Sollers replied whate1ef tie gem
tleman might say, the Know Nothings
knew enough 10 preserve the integrity and
purity of the government, and they would
never make tile admission the gentleman
made, that the funds by remaining in the
treasury wouldbe divertedto corrupt pur-
poses. We shall as certainly obtain the
possession Of the government as there is a
God in Heaven, and we will administer il
with purity. without the smell of fire on
our garments. The gentleman from Vir-
giria might talk as muchas he pleased a
bout the Know Nothings, but they will re-
store the government to its original purity
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
RAIL ROAD CARS ARE IN

NJ. SuALEEE,
UEAS Jus. received his SPRING and SUMNER
ply OF HATS d CAPS at his old stand, opposite 81
TaIimadge House, Main Street. LGHhaster, OAio. HI
stock has been selected with care and embrace
MNEvery variety OF Hats n Caps, AEN
,&kf including White Beaver, Molskin, No. Il ~
~-& and . China and Pedal Straw and LeEhorn
Hats Men, Boys and ChildreEs Palm Leaf from l2iE to
37E-AlSo Men and Boys Fur and Wool hossuth hats.
B6ys aud Childrens Fancy Hais which will be sold ai
the lowest prices. Leghorn Hat washed ard bleaehes
at tha shortest notice. IL FDon'tforCetthe plnee.
NJ. EMAILEH.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
BREAD! BREADH BREADM

SAMUEL BERRY
VEJoULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Wv Lancaster & vicinity, that he has commenced the
Bread, Light Rusk * Cracker Baking
In connection with his former baking 6s prepared
TO FURNISH FAMILIES
with every thing in the above line Having in his en-
ploy the best of bakers he feels confident that he can
please all who may favor him with call.
n Call at his Store Main Street, and also at his
Bake House. corner Of Columbus & Mulberry streets
Lancaster, July lS, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01

A FARM containing 212 Acres. on the water.
Gs&S "A Of Clearcreek, iG Madison township, know
SI3sARs the ssWeisz Farm" With an excellent wate
-. privilege, willb be sold by tho undersigned,
prS1ss 1Snsas.eS sS jane y is 1MevEIGH isnd dxss'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
REMOVAL.

DIR. WAGENHALs,
rRAs removed his once 10 Ldftsss esrns', East %
II 4 the CouR Hduse. Opposite tho Ohio BAglo once
iinesstsr, October %, ,1e64-2S
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
DAGUERNEoTYPES.

YEyIR subscriber ta. removeahis establishment into
U his New Rooms North Side -HGiu Street, eper Zink
B!si an has fitted them up in style unsurpassed
in the West. He hopes that the public will appreciate
his efforts TO please aud extend to him liberal atfon-
age Every thing has been done that could be done
ensure success in every department ofhe ART and his
i,ioturescAunot be surpassed. Y. NJ. GRlSWObD. p
B. Persons wishing to learn tho art viii have gTsss
facilities forGoing so here.
Hours from 0 o. clock A. NJ. until 5o'slosk ?. n.
Lancaster, November 16. ls65-ee
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
PROBATE NOTICE.

NToTICE Is hereby given thstC: Y. shnner, Az
dsseased has fed In the office Of the Probate Court
II Fairfield County, Ohio, his account current and
youcbers thereto for inspection aud final settlement
and that the same will 10 for hearirg on the 9th day
OF March 1855 or as after as may he eoHyeuiept
VIRGIL f. SHAW, Probate Jndge'
February Il, 1874.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-01
NOTICC no siIfPPERs.

WILL contract with Packers ana
i4(,;1,0-S4 Shippers for the transportation 81
Is all kinds OF Freighs, from Lancaster,
Cireeyille and Chjllicothe aud from Cincinnati ~
0hn Canal and Ohio River will make u TO tho IN
teTest of shippers send their freight by this route
' " G. C. SRARL.
~. o. Iss4-4wa3 Agent for Scioto no. 3.