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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
GBt Gantasttr @asette.
CITY OF LANCASTER;
Principles Of the American Par,v oro


Principles Of the American Party OF OHIO.
I. Tho unlimited Frssdsm sC RsilgisH diseounsctsd
with enthusiastically 20 eecleslaseal ihnuences
uPon lhe ahalri OF f60Vefam ofrEhts 10
all naturalasd kmgrants who are fhorSsfkIT aasrf-
ofthelr rslgiOn, than that TO the Constitution.
No lnts6srOnee with the rights Of eliiEenship A-
ready acquired BY Foreigners. ayd the protection Of
law 20 all who honestly eigrate from love Of iibsrl
bat The exclusion OF foreign panpsrs and ons and
fasstto sEtsAd TIA rtgkt ~ sEragsfs all pA6
hersaftsr until they shall have reslded y years in tbs
u States and complied with the Naturalization Laws.
3.OPppsitionto all polineai organizations composed
eEeihsssIy Of FSrsiFasrs, and 20 FarsiRn Militarr
cen9sAi6 eRf all attempts 70 sIsluds tks BibIsf
Seksols sRpPsrtsaby fAs GspsramenL
4. slavery Is tOrai-not tRattoaai:-weopposci its eS-
tension IN any ofhe terores and the increase ofts
political power by tho admission into the Union OF
any Slave State otherwise, and we demand Of the
GSneral Government and Immediate redress OF the
great wrongs which have been Inflicted upon the
eanse OF Freedom and the Ame character by tho
fspsal Of the Missouri Compromise, and thu inlroduo
t0u 0uofSlavery Into Kansas in violation Ofiaw ,by force
ofarS and the destruction Of the elective franchise.
s. In humble initiation Of the wisdom of Washing
ton,we oppose ia tho affairs of Foreign
St1teA yet on all proper oceaSens we will not with
hold our sympathy from any people aspiring to be free
g. We support Am srean lnd uSry aud genius against
hs adverse policy Of Foreign nations aud facilities to
internal and external commerce by the improvem emem
of Rivers and Harbcrs and the construction Of Ma
tioaal Road uniting the varions sections ofihe Union.
\. The Dasa offkass S,ates should De pepstaai
bs afiithfH aliegiaSee 10 tAe CoRs.itHtiea. s5z
3. In State policy VS. salOIsly advocate RstreArh-
S,at aHf Rsform-a mod difcatiOn OF the present OPP
preNive system ofTaxation and liberal aystem Of
Public Schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Democratic ConyeuIIon.

EAsToN, Pa, Aug. 2o.--Thc Demo-
cratic Convention Of fEorthampton county
was held here to-day. and was largely at
tended. In reference TO Gov. Reeder, de-
clared that he has discharged his duty in
Kansas nobly and manfuily. and that their
confidence in him is undimiuished. The
resolutions say nothing of The national ad-
minlstrn'ion. The proceedings were mar
ked by considerable enthusiasm and Broad
head's address was he artilY applaudpd.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Fire in New York

NEw YoRx. Aug. l9.--Thc store at g..
500 Broadway. occupied by several dcai-
ers, in dry goods, was on fro this after.
noon. -
The frcmen succeeded ii confining the
flames to the building in which they orig
mated. The damage is estimated at a.
bout SO, 900, most Of which is covered by
Insurance.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
The Issues OF tho campaIgDl,

The issues presented to the people o.
Ohio, 10 the present canvass. are simple
and easily appreciated. They are right in
themselves, and commend themselves 10
the favorable opinion Of the voters Of the
State. they are:-- r1--'
Opposition 10 the extension Of Slavery;
No moro Slave States;
No Interference with Slavery where it
now exists; =
Making Freedom national and Slavery
seetionoi;
A reversion Of our present Ubiquitous
and burdensome Tax.Law;
Reduction Of our Public Expenditures;
Z. A rigid accountability of Public Officers:
And Reirenchment and Reform, gener.
ally, both in our State and National Ad-
ministrations.
We have no opposition to these propos.
cd measures by the Pro Slavery and Ad.
ministralion Parties. They vainly strive
to go out Of the record and bring in new
Issues; bat let them be told by the Repub-
lIcans ofthe State. when they undertake 10
evade the legitimate subjects Of discussion
in this campaign, thatthey cannot deceive
the people. Hold them to the platform,
and when they talk about negro suffrage,
negro jurics, and other false issues. tell
them that they, are wasting their time in IL
legitimate efforts, playing the demagogue
as usual. and too cowarJly TO make fa7
and honorable fight.
fthey are opposed to the resolutions of
the 18Th Of July Convention. let them give
tho reasons for the faith that is in them
We do moi allow them to make issues for
US We hold thea up. as supporters Of
the present Pro Slavery Administration,
lis measures and its principles We charge
them with being friends of the present
State Government, with all its extrava-
gance. corruption and mismanagement.-
We demand that the General Government
shall lend its aid to extend Freedom and
not Slavery; we demand that the State
Government shall be purified, the obnoxi.
Gus laws repealed and the burdens of the
taxpayers lightened.
We know that two-thirds Of the people
OF Ohio are with US on these questions and
are determined that no effort, however,
strong, shall lead us to the discussion Of
false or immatcrial issucs.-Zdnes Cour.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Relief for Norfolk and portsmouth.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2o.-The Relief
Committee Of this city forwarded 81 ,Ooo
to-day, to Norfolk aud Portsmouth.
The amount transmitted by the Commit.
tee thusflr, is $500. ~-
BALTIMORE. August 2J.--The collection
in this city for the benefit Of the sufferers
in the infected cities, amounts to over 80,
oco.
Intelligence via Petersburgl,, from Nor
folk and Portsmouth. on Sunday, repre-
sent no decrease in the virulrnre of the fr-
yer. Twenty new cases were reported in
Portsmouth, on Saturday,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
ioO a. s,srerd r,nk. 3 70.

Tbs nHcuBf Il i.abli, y dee o. nc; doe sess4iG "a
10 b INKS or 0.hsr creditors.--nsfallsT
LoSssd adjusted and das,--noLe.
Lossss adjasisd sad not dzo eao sIs A.
Lotsys uGsdiastsd aud IL saspeaae, waiting
fRriIer proof or eoHtrGed, i4 III 10
Az 0ihiT claims aeaiEst tas Conp1ET ara ANAL for
PfiLuhg. 6e. =
Ageni'inslr1eied 20 t1ke no risk exceeding sio.c0O
The amount Insured Ia any ely town o; vlIsas Vs.
nes. uspendfng upon the ch1rscfer, material and
eohsfattion ~ buildings, the width Of sFsets, tLs
anu Ofhsr cIreumEanees.
The Aino insured 10 0l1cks oTbniiding. af v.ye.
less than t1g,tL0.
Ths Act Of Incorporation is the sane AZ lsI In Jsr
le14 THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, sseretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Hartford County, al
HARfF0kD, JaIy 5th. IsSS. /
PerInhsily appeared TEoxls a. ALETIE5rg. ssere.
that the foregoing statement by bH sabscr,l,sd is
true, according TO his best kbov ledge and belief
HENkY FoWLEE, Justice ofthe Psace.
p. VAN TRCMP,
Aa2aS2-JTB Agsn; for Fairasld C1unly.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Carrie Market.

NE" Iofk. aug 10.
KEcEfPTs OF TuE wEEE.
ccRREsf PRICES THIS wERK - DEEvEs.--
These are sold By the head at price
equal to The value per pound Of the esiima.
ted weight OF beef in the quarters. The
hide anI tallow or "ffth-quarler' is not
counted in this market, as il is in Bus.
ton.
Tar PStcE To DAr y d viii average
over 10c.
First quality 1otqitc.
Medium e@loc.
Poorest Ia eAc.
But few sales over iic. some Under O..
SWINE ----Wesiern Hogs. corn fed Hi
noia, large. first quality. 7@z4c. live
weight; 9@9ke. dead weight: OHIO corn
fed first qualify. e3@7c live weight e@
9ar. dead weight; small size. do. 696Ic.
live weigt; e@94c. dead weight: Western
Still-fed, &c. live weight s@95c. dead
weight.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
CIEcTENTI MARKET.

TrE'DAf. Angus. 81, P. II.
FLOUR AND GRAIN--There was a
molara.e deman / only f,r Flour to-day.
an1 prices were lower The saIes to-day
included 664 bbls. IN lots. at ESQ; 49,
do ats.o1; 20 do q. 6.s5, and 30 do al
Go. Received during the las. twenty
fonr hours, 2j74 barrels. OfGain, 40
bushels white whea. s9ll a. 30, ani 40
doic1 q. l,25.
Whisky, SO 33S,. saya-, Tic.
Molases, 80. Coffee, II Ia lli..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
ooMMERcIAL fNrEt1foENcE.
LaneasirI alIrkeIs.

GAZETTE oTFIcK. Aug. "a, I855.-our
quotations thjs morning are 20 foIlows:--
Wheat l,26: Flour. s7.Ou@--per barrel;
Corn. so; Rye, 80; oats, 20 ct; Clover.
seed $50; Timothy seed, SEAS, 90; Po,a-
toes, 20 cents. Flax seed. eOc:; But
ter. 1915; Eggs. 6as cents, Sail. 2. GO
Beanb l.6o; Soaps. 5ta6e: Coffee,
l2ta15c; Tea, 6o@ 100; ;Molasses. 4Oa45;
Sugar. 9rec. White Fish. I3 dollars per
barrel; Pickerel 10. 90 70 IL. 90; Rice 8 1ao.
Vinegar. lsa25 cents; Tobacco, a5a35cls;
Hay. 600 Tallow iok per brl. wbis.
ky. 33c. Wovl 2ea33c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoRK. Aug 2l:
Flour Is firm with an upward tenlen-
cy, 1900 bbls sold a.fdlI rates. Wheat
is unsettled. sales of 2l.oo0 bushels
Corn is in fair request. and firm, with
sales of $1,000 bushels. Tobacco firm
and unchanged. Pork continues s:ealy
1000 bbls sold at 5000 81 fur New
Mess. Beef firm, sales Of go bbls -
Lard firm. with sales Of 650 bbls at pre-
vious rates. Whisky steady. 80 bbls
sold at 4l2c. Groceries are in good re-
ques. and tirm. Iroa is firm, with sales
OF $50 tons.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
From Boston.

BosTox, August 90, - There was meet,
ing of the merchants of this city at Fan
euil Hall this morning, to take appropriate
notice Of the death Of Hon. Abbott Law
.erence, who died on Saturday morning.
VIM. Sturges, Esq, presided. and
speeches were made by Hon. Robert @,
Winthrop, Edward Everett. S. Thomas
Steveson, aud others. II was voted ia
close all the stores in the city. as attribute
Of respect; on the. day Of The funeral. 3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Destructiye Fire at Lewistown. NE.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug, 2o.-A fire oc-
Cured this morning at Lewistown, Me-,
which destroyed the whole Of the business
portion Of the town, including the Auburn
Bank building, with all the books and doc
uments belonging to it. -s--
Scarcely any merchandise was saved
The loss is upwards of 100000, and is
but partially covered by insurance..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

REGisrER ON MONEY LETTERS NO SEcun-
IrY.--Thompson's Bank Note Reporter
very properly says:
1--WE have felt satisfied from the first
that the special regulations Of the P. O.
Department for the registry Of money let
ters, amounts to nothing, 50 far as tho SO.
curity ofletIers is concerned.
The law requires that letters which have
bccn registered shall be done up separate.
Ily, and sealed Nth wor. and tied with q
string. Other letters are not sealed with
wax, hence this is enough to enable the
clerks TO identify the letters without open.
ing the package. Postmastersare prohib'
tied marking the letters, and required tc
mark the packagcs What Stiffness!
Again,the Department. assumes no more
responsibility now than before. and all thai
is gained by the payment Of the Eve cents
| is vast amount Of trouble to the post Of
tiee, an.increased liability to dspradatiohs
and no insurance. If the Department
would alta fair per centage. insure th'
package. the arrangement would be ser
vieeable Tho present plan is worse tfor
none.at all, :. ~ .s.--,;s -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
VALUABLE FARM

FOR SALE.
Will sell Il private sale my B,=n township Parra
AsitnHie 2& ndss South Of Lancaster, catitafniue
Hf& about Six Hundred Acres, a.
~ boat 80 Acres Of FIRST CLASS Hocking k4A
~ bottom, and the residue fair hill enc up- I:sl
Iahi' well hinbsred. ard watered bJ neYer falling
Springs. -e
About sEvESTY.THREE Acre. OF the Bottom land
10 sold separately d=sirsd; bat the uterniSea are
connected By good private Canal bridge and togeih
trail Ohio. "
The whole Of the B5tton Land e. about Sc acres CT
The Innd are ;nds, cauvston. Th. sa.irs premises
are enclosed Ttd substantial fence and the House.
Barn, GraneHes, &c. are good. -
r9isc:sien viii DC given IN tins for putting out
can os arranged II desired. 70 rsisin the iarreF
part Of the purchase money for term Of years 81
per cent interest. :.
For full information or 10 the price, terms ef paE-
mahi &C applyto WIN. Badleit, Esq. on the premi.
ses or 70 Ewing, or the subscriber at Lancaster
July lSi ls55-lhf 7. EWING.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Kentucky Elrct,on.

FRAsKFoRT, Aug. 2o.--OGcial returns
from ninety-eight counties in this State,
give Morehead tx. N. a majority of g.
541.
The five remaining counties gave Pierce
about 800 majority. It is now reported
that they give Clarke Democrat 1000
majority. which is considered an improb-
able Increase.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Fire nj Utica.

UTIcA, N. Y. Aug. 2O.-The Kirkland
Cotton Mills, near this city were destroyed
by fire yesterday. The loss is stated to be
about $4,000. The mills were owned
by E. S. Brayton, and were insured for
$4,000.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Estate Of John EyersoIe.

hN tho 22nd day OF August, lass the Probate Court
of Fairfield county, Ohio, declared the Estate OF
John Bversole decd, probably insovapt, and ap-
pointed the undonigped 40 Commissioner 70 receive,
tors arc therefore hereby notified and required 10 pre-
sent ther Chains against the Estate eFsigned
al the ooe OF G. Steiuman, Esq.s IN the City OF Lam
easter for allowance within ak months from tho tina
shove mentioned or eywllnot hs entitled " pay
Fnent lssliN GEORGE gANnEReoN, Com.
LFneasief, sugusts -, lass-swlct 81 As
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
LoclxviIIc Minis.

TIME subscriber has purchased the above properly;
and is now prepared N do cnstom work as weil i
as merchant work. The mill has been well repair
and is in good order do work in elmer way! e -
also prepared ~ buy wheat at all nmes, % nos5 w ~
experienced miller, and viii render general SA'lsAe
uen VIA all its machinery, Is for sale.
toOothsp with Boiler, Tubs, dc. The ssw-miu ad-
jo,'Hs - 70 Si,hiur 10 buy town lots be aecommo-
rhs proprietor ean at alltimes be found at
~. N Eockvle his farm. nies south-
ssst of Lockyille, and mile west ef Csrreii 49,,
.Apgusts, isss.--snls
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

Hon. Richard W. Thompson, Of Terre
Haute, and formerly Wing member Of
Congress, has joined the Locofoco party.
He has been on the anxious seat for good
while ..- -. tss.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

NOTICE.

TIME subscriber hSving closed up his business in
the merchaniile line, earnestly and sincerely re-
quest I'LL pc rsons ing iudeb 10 him
10 call without delay. SETTLE UP, PAYpP. In their
not paid by the 18th Of November next will bs eft IN
the hands OF m agent for collection without any re-
sPect TO persons, or any further time given.
Millersport, august 23--J0 g. c. MILLER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
A FARM EOR SALE.

A FARM IN PLEASANT TOWNSHIP, eon,.lu-
"A ing IS acres. 60 Of them improved and under cai-
tivation, which Is good Orchard The Land Is of
excellent quality and situated good neigh
Terms one half down, the balance in four ann pay
menis with interest," For further Information enquirer
ofthe s1bicribsron the premises. S. J. DUNNISG.
August Is, l555-lju
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

Yellow Fever Increasing in NJ Orleans.
New onLEANs. Aug. 2o.-The fever is
rapidly increasing in thiscity. The deaths
for last week were SIT, including 304 by
yellow fever.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
eREAo! BREApa sREApm
SAMUEL BEEnH

SAACE6 9REAN
ET7oTLD respectfully snnounes 70 the .cfIasns Of
w LznezSier vicinity, that be haseomnrDcsd thS
Bread, Light Rusk & Cracker E8aIklng
IN connection With hSformer baking dis now prepared
TO FURNISH FAMILIES
elheyery hing In the shove iine. Having IN Sc oms
pic! tAe beat q bakers ne feels confident that ho ear
please All who fHsf favor him 9Th call.
Tfssl 4! Lis Store on Main Street. and aiSo Of HE
s:se -Hspee ,soFrer % Columbus 4 Mulberry atFosts
Laaeastef, tuiJ is, leS4.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
CITY cONPECTfONERT
. = aANauEi ftENLE LEYi

n EsPRcTFutY iptoystne as 2,
:. "a 5ssf Gss esrHer1f sfn Strset dr9 tAe
~ Be viii eonstAssS sssg q pens
we'll assorted steSs q ors Scs,s to doeEy kind o.
I,aksrS n hs line IN manner ye.rI nsea to pisess
c.ss9 faetu.ed and solq ~ ssii
!, -, y ~ e,nnd the City Confectionery =,
: tiavne procursd atooh for ihe parpe,e
~, Seenafsd q accofnno odste ta;e1 ana Scnts-hye
" pr ~ ers<,t md 81 wsr TeffsshEneAis
iaArsstesi tpiy o. lsssr}fH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

E9 The Eagle says "that Atchinson is
a Know Nothing" and that "the evidence
thathejoined the Know Nothing sin Wash
ington City, for the avowed purpose OF
making use Of its means to carry Slavery
into Kansas is in existence and can be pro.
duccd. +"
We are somewhat skepticalon this point
brethren, so trot out your evidence. z d. d
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
SrRAY CoLT.

GTRAYED fram the feetdauee Of tho subscriber on
III the Columbus and Jeh6rsofp rnad, * miles north
cfIancastsr, A BAY YearllnE STUD COLT; no .hits
rsrks.oh him, tail short. 4 hhareI reward VIII %
given 70 apy cSs ssI IretpEans e' e ass ne xerse
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
LAW NOTICE,
aLFHEn RIifi4M

A1roESrY AND cocxsrLtos At IAw, ISSek6rgS, erI6
XNJIBL practice in The Courts OF Fairfield and s6
wv Joining counties, - go. -
He may he found during bnetness hnurs et me ono
~ IT. n Hunter, ESQ. may 70, Ies9-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Dayton, Aug 0, 1855,
who arc Disunion,st,,

The Republican party is the firm and
fai'kful friend Of the Union of these States.
They have expressed no other sentiment,
they harbor no other thought, and the day
in which they do may they perish from the
Garth, and their name become a hiss and n
scorn among all people. But there are men
who do desire the dissolution Of the Union.
tor they haze put a. upon record. There are
men who support this Administration, and
whom the Administration supports in-turn
with all IT'S power and patronage. Read
the following, which is from resent cor
respondent ofthe New York Tribune, the
truth OF which is fully vouched for:
"S.ringfellcw, Atchnson and General
Whitfield were on their way to Washing
ton, through Illinois, at the meeting of the
last Congress, and on stopping at hotel,
Stringfellow wrote upon the register. op-
posite the name Of each, "In favor of the
dissolution Of the Union.' Whether At
chinson was aware Of this or not do not
know, but there heand Stringfellow stand
upon record, with the wicked and disgrace.
ful line affixed. Qaem Deus vah pcrdcre,
priuS dementqte."
There is the burning record Of their ev-
erlastins shame! Stringfellow, the right
bower knaye of the Vice President, of the
United States, knows every thought of his
co.workcr in infamy, and would not have
put him upon the record had he not known
them to be Atchinson's true seutimcnts.--
Stringfellow boldly declares that he is in
favor Of dissolving the Union, Yet Pierce
sustaips Stringfellow, bows meekly to the
dictation Of Stringfelow, and thus, in len
ding the right arm ofhis power 10 the sup.
port of a disunionist, tho Executive him
self becomes disunionist! Who then,
reader, are disuuionists? s.-.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
DissoIution of PnrtfieTShip.

NOTICE is hereby given, mat the psrtnership hero
tofore existing pHder the name and style of REID
& BsuGHMAN, was on the 5th day OF July, dissolved
hy mutual canSent. The hooks and accounts arr In
the hands Of Ro BERT REED atthe old Stand for set
loment. EORERT RhEn.
July i2, ls5S.-3wl0 JOHN BArGHMAS. 4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

ExcUANcE OFFICE ItE@oFENED,
Garner Of M iin and Go O.umbus Streetss
e,,.on.r.d "a do all kinds OF Ranking business Dis;
odunts good Noies. Rays all uncurrsni Money y.s 4.
~ ycbsnrs OF ali linda Makes colleeton: o arg
eace c Pays interest on all Dspssiiss. Ano aeaish
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
or whick 100000 acres are wanted; and when sold Sf
~, Eorma of assienfnr and oeatink and any iDtef-
mationip 10 roiation 70 warTants given wtuingy y ~
ono hat applies, USPv ~sSssa ~ BeSs lgMa ns,ss
= Lancaster, OHIO. Juns q, 1ass--stf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
DENTIs TR r
MfrLfsM u. ZINC.

EEaS returned TO the city, where he expects 70 re-
main pc anentiy in the practice Of his pFofession
GTste for past ayors he hopes BY attehton 10 bust
ness 10 mertlhe patronage OF his old friends and tho
public generally. Oliee. Main Streat. two doors Eaat
OF the Ohio Eagle. Lancaster, July 10, lesS-3mfl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Eircmen,s Riot.

BALTIMORE, August ia serious af-
fray occurred last night between the New
Market and Mount Vernon Fire Compan-
les.
Firearms were freely used during the
riot. Three men were shot, two of whom
are not expected to recover.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
f. c. METZ
d DENIl,A RLE CITY tET FoR .eAIIs..

the City Ct Lancaster, being the Lot directly oppo-
site to The resIde1te 81 William u. khk esd, Esq.
THIS Lot Is Large aud eIigibly iOestcd- being ole Of
the corner Lots in the original Carpenter Pat sLd
situated on The southUest corner of Winding and Per-
ry Streets. the c. W. & 2. X. r. Depot. Terms
easy and title warranted. ERqn!re OF
SAMUEL JACKSON or -
GROBGE W. MACELR0T,
Mariin's Row. two doors South Of Post 0n1ceg
Laneaster, May II, Ie5S-a t-4 -r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
'Aimost thou persundest me to be a Chris
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"Phs Home Companion, published al
Findlay, says Gov. Medill, at the close Of
his speech at that place, announced him
sclfa member Of the Methodist Church u
We are glad to learn that the Govern,
or's great inclination to piety has at last
overcome his political pretensions, and
that lie has becomea a member of the Meth
odist Church.
Notmany years since, while on an elec-
tioncering tour through Perry county, the
Governor wore a 2H 6 | breast-pin TO con.
vince all the flithfu, that he had not for
gotten his allegiance to the "Sce Of Rome"
AS an accession to the Protestant religion,
his conversion is received with great JOY
here. Yet, no one at home has seen the
evidences Of his faith. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
office OF the Fairfield County AgricuI
fnraI goefafr


turaI Society.
FHE Animal Fair Of said Society will lie held al the
Soeiety's grOuEds near Lancaster. on the 4Ih,
5th and ath days of October, ensuing.
uli Premium list will he pubiiShedin few days.
me prtee OF mcntsrship Is redaeed 10 Fifty Cents
which admits whole family.
bsdges can be PrueaEcd si the ONCE f.he President
Or seereay and also at any Of the stores in LAneas-
ter. By Order Of tho Executive Committee.
August 10, ]ejj. u. SIFF0RD, President.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
rstata ~ snennnah Nen.

& Estate Of SUsRunah Fefh
NToTrcEis hereby given that the snbscrtoer has
~ been npIointed ard q1alined rs AdmintstTator IN
t6e Estata of susounah Nen. deceased late OF FAR
acid county. Ohio. JoEATHAN KEshBhtAd9s
Angrs. i, le5s--tes5s -.