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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
View YORK Market.

NEw YoRK, November %. -Flour-Narket for com.
mon &medium grade a. 4 decline Of 64G12k. with :
fair demand for home consumption and for Ming con-
tracts. Shippers are not buying 20 any great extent.
Receipts continue large. The sales include Ie-06o hc!s
al 50 3k aI0 for common to extra State: s5oaS -
fJr mixed to fancy aud low grades OF extra Mich
iSaD, Indiana. Wiseopsih, Illinois and Ohio; 10 oS5
Ii - for extra Genesee; the market closing frm bat
iaiet.
Wheat-MErkct hrIner, With better demand fo5 loTa :
consumption and export. There is only a gloleTais
stock, Offering, and the supply OF good sUd prime par
GELS Is quite limited. Sales inelui = 1890 bnshsis E3d
sOJiheT IN al 95Ga Is; 600 basaelS White at IS; H.
500 Red Chicago and Milwaukee IT l 99G2 &c; and g.
GRO prime White Canadian nj 9 nay.
Corn-Tbore is a moderate demand. and The mar
kotis \ shade hriner. Sales include 7s ,ecO bush West
en Mixed ct 9eGIe0 cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AND
EADE3 EN2H e1AX,E.


Z WILL SELLa private sale the Real Estate OF @.
4 p. TONG. Ii not Iold q, public sale beta cen roy
aud Spring, twill be gold al public sale Of which due
notice will be given.
The properly consists Of the following described
Lots aud 1Iaeis of Land. to,Slt;
IS proved Lots in sho Town cVCaE.
rolls on tho Ohio Canal with n LARGE W. RE-
HOUsE..-3 with large Dwelling Houses, the OtEeri
with smaller improvements.
gu 10 80 vacant Lots IN different parts Of Car.
roll. The Farm contains about ESQ &EEsS aAd
will be sold entire, or in the following ~parcelsto suit
buyers.
ist. FotgoGn 71aHl II Acres North OF the
Ohio Canal. % Acres Of which 10 cleared, the balance
FINE TlNBEH LAND.
aid. Near IqO Acres on the South side or the
Ohio Canal, East OF Carroll, aboutSo acres cleared
The otiar good Timber Land, all enclosed.
3cd. GHe GrGeeGg about 1855 Acres, situate
on the South OF the ohio aud Hooking Canals, cl
which IS i never failing stream OF water, with q f'il
offrcni 2lto 25 feet, easy ofinprovcneD;, being ono
Of tao best sights for . mill in fairfield comfy this
trast has on la House, ham q ailother eonveniances.
Also, one other tract containing or acres batS2esi
the Stato aold AM Jnigo 1sad9bupgn's -dil Tract.
TeEmJ.-olcihiIdi ph hand. The balance Ia Two equal
annual payments will interest from dAte.
Il. B, TONG. Agent.
Carroll, Fairfield county, OHIO, Nov. $. lSi'-s'H
JrPohio State Journal copy and send tiiito agent
or this once.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
C;ncimnnIi market.

CIs-iEyiTi, November, 2T.-FLOCR-fhere was c
good demand 70. Flour again to-day. and the mGrset
ives srtn.- Til sal "a iGrluds ID 200. 600. $50. 100 and SCI
barrels a. s. lG; 80 AMI IS 10 a. 81. A sale ofe bag
Back wheat at 81 q 100 b.
HoGs-The markets. Gria, wah sales ofs 900 head
in lots. al &c IS.
Pk0ViSIoSS-Sales Of 50 barrels mess Park al "a
30; 100 do NJ eli 50: 700 green Shoulders q, exc; 6gC
do Ham nj s4c. and ! ESQ do do 81 SHc.
N~HlSkEf-Tha market Is firm, with sales OF kOt
barrels al 35c. and $50 do from wagons At 35Xe. Tbs
demand exceeds the supply.
CHEEsR--Th= dsnlnd is good at % cents, viii
sales OF 6t0 boxes.
~BUTFER-A sale of 10 barrels gond roll q. 1sR2oC
market is unchanged, with q tnoisi
ate demand 81 fGtl rsies.
C~OFFEE-saies Of OF hays ii 1I& sIa cents.
M0LASSES-A sale OF 90 bbls at 81 G35c
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
Later fron, IiGvaaa.
NV Yoax. Nov. 25.


The steamship Ocean Bird arrived TO-
day from New Orleans, via Havana.
Tho festival of San Csistoval Colon
was celebrated at Havana with much cete.
mony.
At the recent drawing Of the Royal Lot
terry, No. lo,l07 drew the 500, 900
prize.
L'rge numbers of passengers from New
York for Aspinwal, were detained at Ha.
vana on account Of the delay in the arriva
of the Ell Dorado. They would remain
there until the ESD, as the steamer haC
been held back on that day.
Sugars were unchanged. Molasses qui
OF, contracts for January delivery he'd beer
made at 4k@5b reals. Freights were un.
changed. Exchange firm; Philadelphia
1 prem.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
Interesting DECISION

BALTIMORE, Nov. 24,-The Supreme
Court Of Virginia has made a decision in
the injunction suit brought by the city Of
Wheeling against the Baltimore and Chic
Railroad Company.
The decision is in favor of the road on
all points, and the Company can now make
the desired connection at Benwood with
The Central Ohio Railroad.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
PhiEade!paia MaT,Ict.

PHlLapE.rut., November s7.-Cnrton arriving "a
;her more freely. but The deEsndi IS limited.
Clover Seeds attracting more a~ttsntion, pr.ceshava
at IS por5ipgnnds.
Flour continues exceedingly qgiis ami pricis are
steadily maintained; litile or no expor. demand; lCl
bjis. sod Ct 50 50 for standard and good brands,
and So 3-BgssTH, for extra and fancy.
Wheat Is In good demand aid bHt . limited anoIhi
oTsrirc; sales OF Geo bushels in lois 1t 2 2c23e l5E.
81 % for white.
Corn Is IN steady demand AZ orr last quotations;
3 .Cu0 bushels % oil yellow sold Al 9se. aaoat, and go.
bushsls ofner IN store at lGs; i.uGO bushels OF old
rev uilyel sold 81 20 cents
whiskey dull: suisil saIes of Eastern &. 40 ea.ts
and Prison 1t Il cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29


REsrLFJ Of sLAyERT.-Tho Kewbury-
port Asrall. IN a sensible article on this
subject, remarks
"Iho disastrous fleets Of negro slavery
sre seen 10 ils breaking down al the inter
esis Of tie state where Il IS established
Tho slave owners constantly complain Or
The lJsses from rdnlT4y Saves. Gnl 81
1850 pascal law 20 have rs return hem:
but there Is not a S,aie 10 the whole S5usi
lasi W5ll! not bs better OF 10 morrow II
III lheir slaves SHOULD do to-nigh. In
stead Of pIrsgins the negroes 81 carry
th9m baek. ii is wonderful. when they see
he evil, tith tley do no: drive thea away
a1d huut them With houaGs all guns bo-
Yoai their borior1. Asa simple i~l.as'ra-
hol Of what slavery DOES 10 the Oh Do
uinion, look n his fsct: 4 few days ago
7o.o3D acres Of land syil. IL sspsT..c
%traets, varyiay from 1909 70 ~. Oo5 acres.
located in six different coui!ies, At from
J 10 81 ceals per acre.
jus: tiigs " i~--one, tw, anl three
cents M aere iop lanl IN tie bcs, heated
and naturally riches! State 10 Ibis conIeler-
aey, right in Tie heat Of he country, sur.
rounded with uaequalej Advantages
This land was negro cursed; nothing else
was the mater. The negroes had eater
up al lila. was On It's s%urtscc, and had 40
energy Or Intelligence enough TO 20 bslDF
to he mines, o. 70 renew Il on the Top: snt
rs ms. freeman wll settIs with negroes
tberelora il sell, al loss per acre than wo',
tie i~e-rakcs abou. Dr.. KINDS vessels i
the Arctic seas. What more coull b. sal
against tie slave institution .haa that iaha
changed The garden Of tie new woriI-
the Elem Of Aiacfica-.o a desert ths
sells at two cents per acaQl Eut Iii
r'sai: i; iol peculiar 20 Virginia; you "a
follow Tie dividing lire ives, to the last ne
, lGro hut, eul on oa9 ellie is .he s11li at &
+ freedom. and on the other Die shadow {
negroes; on the first prosperity. progress
AMI real value. aal on he other slylh, Le
cay aai poverty.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
rute.,i,y ofLondon Bank ers.

In the New York reprint Of Chambers
journal, (part VII. New Series, Septem-
Der 1916. NJ. &c, page 1851 article
"Debt and Credi. at Home and Abroad
we 6nd the following crushing disclosure:
"Who, for example, would suppose thst
London firms Of character and emineacs
deal knowingly & sympatheticelly in forg-
ed bills! Yet such is actually the casc.-
A great many dealers whose names alone
can sometimes turn the current Of the Mar
ket, have a quiet drawer in which they
stow away these bills just as they would
any others. The principle or which they
proceed is a simple one. They know their
customer: he isa man in business, with q
stock in trade, a character to lose, aud
greatly in want of ready money. This
customer FORCES 10 his bills the name, US
ually, of a near relative, or some one OF
moneyed fame with whom be is connected.
The dealers, fully aware of the circum-
stance, take the bills. They know well
that their customer willpay this bill before
any others-that lie will run all risk, upon
all payments, make all sacrifices, rather
than leave these bills unpaid, with the ter
rible consequences Of their examination
The customer, in fact, says to the dealer,
put my liberty, my character, and pros.
poets in your hands, If fail in my engage
ments, you-wil have the power to trans
port me as a felon; / shall not run tina
risk; | have such aud such property. sucl
and such connections: lend me so mucl
money, the dealers co no. hesitate to CON
ply"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29

Rai.EoiD VERDicr tx CJaYos PLzss
CcUar.--The ease Of tie Pi;t.burg. Mus
vile and Cincinnati R4ilfosd COmpany a.
gainst John Fos,er. on hjs stock sa6.ctiD.
lion. was argued before Judge Alexander
BY M-ssrs. Cowan aud Crimes for pl,in;iH
and Messrs. CASTOR and Ferguson for de.
ren1Gnt. Defence WAS that Plaintiff char
ter was lsEclivc; and that defendant vas
10 Psy his stock subscription in saving
lumber foT plaintiff.
The Judge decided both points in favor
Of the Company, anl Judgement was read
ed against defendant for SO 1887. 73--prin.
Gipal and in!erest--wi.h Eve per cent pen
nlty, and costs Of suit. Defendant appeal
Cd Guernsey JcGersoniaa.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
Policeman Killed.
New HAVEN. M

INV IlAVENI ANUF' Ut
Yesterday evening two policemen nam
ed Thomas Cummings and William Grant,
attempted TO arrest a man in an Irish grog.
gerry, when a gang present fell upon the
officers and beat them so that Cummings
died this morning Of his injuries. Grant,
it IS feared, cannot recover.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
NEW eToRE-NEW Q
v - q p ~

= EASJust received aud Il NOW opening q general.
assortment % DfE IDS u every variety
rsaG.l! ;Oundlu Dry Goods Trade consisting tB part Of
Callers, Prints, Lawns, GingbHms, ,
Brown and BleGched Auslins; :. 6 10 quarshsstngs
Black and Fancy Dress Silks; Dalanes; BsTages
Alpsccas, plain and Gzursdi-
biHen sud SIX Hsndt e.eL!efs and CfEvatS;
Bonaclaand Eonnet Ribbon; CIotts Aba ekdneTos;
sa.iDcissnd Flanueis; Ch:cks, Tickirgs, and ~
MEMS Sumner Ware OF all kinds,
Together vilh Il VARIETY 0 fothsr goods for Ladies and
G euilsmen. All OF which have been purchased az
| very Low priees,& will be sold equally low for CASE
~ COUNTRY PRODUcE
His store ~in be foane tws doors West ofthe Fair:
lf.id County Savings ~Inatiasg and opposite Shaasers
/ Eotel. Lancaster, Ohio. Nay ~, is55--3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
from Chtcago.
CHICAGO, Noy. &C

In tbs case OF Caldwell. conductor on
the Chicago and Burlington Railroad,
charged with embezzlement. the ury
brought in a verdict Of guilty. and he was
sentenced to the Penitentiary for one year.
A motion was made for a new trial.
A large warehouse and elevator, owned
by NJ. G. Walker. was destroyed BY FIRE
this afternoon. Tho loss is not known.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
Kansas Constitutional Conv ention
CHroAeo, Nov. "a.

Previous to its adjournment, the Kansas
Constitutional Convention adopted a clause,
giving the 4th of July next as the time pre-
vious 10 which all slaves should be remov-
ed from the Territory.
No permanent Capital Of the Territory
has vet been located.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
NOTICE.

TE%HE subscriber respectfully inform nis friends sse
public in general, that he has mitch eniargea ma
STOCK OF GROCERIES, 3
as 10 The variety. He has Iust opened and hesteA sale.
Vol. HTarkOrel ofthe best qualify
x0S9A fso' bed Pfctklfng Vlm0R8P, and
n email SfOciS OF DRY GOOdH 10 Auit customers
aiJnfwbIch will o soId1ow for cash oFappT0rede ouN
srx nroduce at his Old stand, eornor o. hroadt1L
Winding Streets, ahd nersiy Opposite ne 2 5eaas3
Hotel.
Lancaster, So ptembersls tsS<-sv
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29


.FEIYg ltoTfaLy RklXBow, or chsrnan-s rrs-
r CliclatlOa5farfi sn- aiarj Cairgs5.based upoa
tbs discovery Of tAA psTsicGi laws aid harmony ~
~al2stdcsl aetton Pirfahing uAe soirr sysletr. ~ Ia
.V0lvedin tls 1iffriag sfset5 of cha ,nodiaad Tor
.ioighEsDh ~ Hf{ErEaagissof re ;fen on a large
scale. 1aIsiIT1rant dist0Fefy oftheiawr'6I Esuge
wticE r5g late ths c4sagssOf tha elem sBts, eoas6S
trt2&E S1is3cf1f lfhgaitAGs sni imp3rtance. ps fhrps
Inisrplssedby any o,heron Tie psess ~ historic re-
cord. TAG s1rariGue accuracy VIII which DE. ChLps
s'as Heasbled % prs asicaiatc si elementary 81 AZ
q p''1slosiHe more , etorns, osfiho-nkrs. auroras.
g., Enl l!so atno5p5e5e chsiRss within tho hour
ios slcb dry. norihs n tbs faigsei and the pr ysleL
eascil5n tao health, EleHBgsa and 5tEHors Of paAbk inds
mas: % adm i;e5 IS I'll uEpu!edi>et r1ihds "a be Of
iue.iegiaa.e al gantsge % tie wA9ts hnrsar raee. .
IN prsssniirs ihs BAlNBoW % the puelie.fr ne de-
~ sisiA tito b Gnt.fsllib.0 weather gaife. But this
'necA 90 10 e'-im. thai g wiilb be f0anl 10 lie eoTrectt VI
u irttcf eight times oct % evan ter. ~ We ask Is
= candid examination. Te7mg OF BaihbOw, 81 Per
!-kr,t GiFanCe. - cert fnf six months
.Cha1instfs Prineipla,o. Satare's First Pnusills5i
clg.hbtRaIEr, 1870, go pages. Volume first Son
tsigaR fan s@7'AnepoB o. the discover? 30 which DL.
Ch-pI-a hes Devoted the las. Iire ysGTS Of close oh
%IsTEgjlon. Plblshsd bYery six fnoEths. March ard
srpierberj price 81 psrTolur1e, for vbieait wiliEs
scat, ~ = peic "a any part ofthe eountrY. First volume
nov fssdy. AJitsss 6AssrBsLL hco.,
No. - souiA F9rrh o. aboysT siBs; ,Pkiladslphjs.
VSAEents TaList ~ every county. n R-tmS7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
Election OF. senator from Texas.

BY an arrival from Galveston We have
dates TO the esd inst.
Hon. Thomas J. Rask has been unah-
imously elected to the United States Sen
ate for the term Of six years.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29

The Feeling Among AiheTicans Abroad.
The Paris correspondents the New
Yolk Commerciah in speaking ofthe effect
the tone Of the war articles in the London
Times had on the Americans in Paris,
says:
If wa Judge the feeling which these ar
ticles awakenedin the United States by tie
feeling that they have awakened here am
ong Americans, England may well be
frightened at the re.echo which she will
hear from across the Atlaftic, in response
TO her menaces. 1t was curious as well as
alarming to see tho intensity of feeling
which was aroused: Scarcely a peace
man could be found; all were for war, but
l add with pleasure, for. war without any
alliance with dcspotic Russia; for a war
with England would be mops,rous and UNI
natural enough, without taking as ally the
most benighied despetism is Christendom.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
Hpirir,ora lgarlket.

BAlrr1ovE, Soyer,ber2-.-F;our u firm this nor
ming. with rso-c seiisFs thsn buyers ct 81. Wheai "a
In moderate demand: r-csiu;s rot very heavy; sEiss
sciiss at s2eaG2 l0fJF good 10 psin1 while. Corn
unchanged.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29

How young mon can consent to loafa-
bout the corners as they do, when a good
dose Of arsenic can be purchased for a six
pence is really surprising
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
NUEsSna.

z AM a, I'll times rrspsred to farnish LOOKING
& GLASsEB in Mahngsny. Walnut or HnaswooG
Francs, TooliDe Glass Plates, Pictures Frames, &c.
,Aiso.Gtt Frams. Glasses OF all sizes End s.yles,
Portrait Frames, Picture Frames, and ngsnsrhl as
80 tneRto OF Pietures ana Oil Paintings II EhoisaAio
and retail, atthh lowest prices. J:O.EEsL
No. 8 West Fourth street, clnein1nti, ohlo-
March r.. ls55-AA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
HAREEED,

On the l5th Inst by the Rev. J. F. R~einnund, Mr.
JOHN SNAPPER of Fairasld coanty, and Miss ELL
ZA6ETH KEREs, of this city.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
a, C. II. D.
ylx sgToR AFoU.pHX WARE-IO0l
.games Me11anamy

EEAVINc established himself y the manufacturing
Gissy's gEilEiEg, one BB5r Most eftkt Bgs1sHg Pgtfey
geaf. Is prenared 10 flfsisl the psopla or this county
with evory tiiirz that mag be needed In his nne: nc
Eesns on hand every variety of COOKING and
iNG sroVEs for 1oOps a1 COAL, consisting III pars
az the Lion .Als Ti-hi, Western Queen. /
Trinmuh. Suck, Presidents and Preference for Wood
und Back Diamond hr Coal. Also PlosShs, Plough
Shares, Sugar l. settles & al OF the e6aSS
lie invites oiizens ~sshegsilT ~ call snd exsmiae .hA
~ JAMES McMARAMY.
S'$p u,-so.snortine & joobing done spon short no.
l,tts' Oh Coppsr. BrsSs, Pewter and ITgn In ex-
change FOR any Of tES above articles, ~,
Lancaster, may l. lH59
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29

THE statement that DR.. Cbaffee, member
of Congress elect from Mass voted the
Republican ticket is contradieted. He vo-
ted the American ticket.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29

Nrw ovtEAss, November e5-Cottoni y n.m to-day
stp s9E for middIiug. with ssias OF la.Oe1 hales.
Sugar has advanced ~. and sales OF fl!E grader
hava heen made at at5AgG{e.
Molassss IA active Al sDH. Corn zoe. FFe!Sht5 10
Liverpool I'd, 10 HARE 1 cent.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
e. oAaaEAaG saer.
=. c.

IN Cd RESPECTFULLY nfornisths eiI-
NdEn zans Of FaiIGeI I'D county Ihathe has
8 N-TsE r~eesrtiy put IN a new Carriage Short
nsdiaIsIF in exc Tscref FAite3 LaffGr
UGrGFare store. csatre .7Hry. LaRedster OLio. wher
he will constantly keep on hand aud manufacture
order every variety OF veLitle in his line.
NFRspatTiHg done on short notice, trf the
aVorable terms. DeS. II, fS5l-a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
AarREIl EIcYElGII.

ATTORNEY AID. cerSsELLos At Law, JUSTICE or
PEACE kS0 GENERAL LAND AGENT,
lancaster, Chic,
EETlLL civs attention 10 the Purchasing ehdsslIirs
~ Of Real Estate. also, to the procuring CT
sions and Bounty Lands.
oFFICE-In the Brick Block, neatly opposite
Hooking Valley Bank. may l6 !e5f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
DESIRABLE CITY LOT F0Is. SALE.

Y WIZ sell LciNo. IS n Carpenters Addition 70
the City of lancaster, being tae Lot directly oppO-
tie 10 Tie residence Of William ~. Kink cad, E-q.
This Lot Is large and eI!gibly located, beirg one Of
the corner Lot. in the original Carpenter Plrt and
siiHafed on she SouthwestcoFner Gf Winding and Per-
~ Streets. near The c. W. & z. II. z. Depot. Terms
easy and title warranted. EnqGl-eo Of
SAMUEL ACKSO or
GEORGE W. MAC ELRoY,s 4,
At tie Gazette once,
Lancaster: May T.. 1855 =
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ReEeroncps-

r. ?. T.riaa. WILMINGTON, o.: g. p. Waite, VIII
miarlou; William Raiier. wumIoyipn; Isaiah aor.
ds. Wilmington: J. a.. HHwodh. Wilmington; David
Fish.r. oh St. CiHelnnBAi, o.; II. sinoRtcu, C0isT-
bra. o: d. NcL-ne. Z. Liberty. Logan esastJ. o.,
COL. Jamsz Hs1shon Je1srs0byiile Ohio; John White,
Bonneville. Ohio; Georye H=uawAli. hoarnt vile: o:
nn-eii, c, W & 2. r. r; Levfsmilh. Washington,
3hlo; JAMES Puresil. do Ohio; David Hitch and Root.
Lowry. Lancaster, Ohio.
onccfh Wilmington, Ohio. Oct sS.-s1' =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
EYE IYFIRMAnY.

nR.J. D. HADbEY respectfully Informs those sur
= fsrin2 from acute Or chronic opthklmia. general
- termed INPLAAAATION OF II EYE, DIM
aeis Of Sight arising from ~ln,Griss, &c, Liberation OF
he Eye OF It's mem5rsues-fron aEy and every eslse--
tho resalt OF Pevee, Measles. SeH.tgia. &c, either Of =
short duration or Of maGT years s~t=bdfng.
T-PHsis prepared 70 give ~rel!efznd perfect a cure
CT all money EEFcsrsDs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
nAGUFRREOTYPEk

EyHE .abscrheE has renovell's s~tablisbnentin
/ lis New Room. .sartt Side Main STREET, egsr Ziak
e BJL. and has atted ibeni M 81 . style Unsurpassed
luthe West. Hehopes thSf she public viii APproelata
his ~ sts 10 pieE1e and egteudto him al beFal pstTon
age, Every Thing has been dcHc that could be done to
ensure s1ecsssin every apartment ofthe art. and biz
,ietarrscanuot b surpassed. y-A.GRISNO
|. n. P. Ps-sonswishiTr % learn the art have gret
faciu.ies fo- doiac 50 here,
Hours from qo'clock An. until O'Clock T. n,
Lancaster. N~oTsaAsriG. ISc5-e6
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-13
PACKAGE & LETTER

u Express, daily 10 and from Downievie and
'h@ northern and southern mines in connexion al
hsrys, ,dle with Adams * Cos, by every steamer
10 the Atlantic States and Europe, South America
Australia, Oregon, the Sandwich Islands and
China
Renewed facilities are nov offered 10 the public
Tor transmitting gold dust, valuable packages and
letters, at reduced prices, 10 all parts Of the world
at our principal Offices.
From Msrysville 10 Dobbn's Ranch Fosters
Bar, Ballards Bar, Sioney Bar, Camptonville Rail
road Gulch, Oak Valley, Slate Range, Indian Val
ley, RantedotIer Bar, St. 10 Bar, Goodyear's Bar,
Go1s Bar, Downievile, ousley's Bar, Parks Bar,
Long Bar, Industry Bar, Kennebce Bar Barton's
Bar, Empire Ranch Bridgeport, French Corral
Frenchman's Bar, Missouri Bar, Swcciland's, San
Juan, Cherokee, Hess Crossing, M. "
From Downieville 10 Forrest City, Smiths Dig.
glpgs, hanaka Creek, Minnesota, Wolf Creek.
Snow Point, German Bar, M. r.. Concord Bar, M.
r. SCOTS Flat, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat Eu-
reka South, Back Bone House Illinois Ear 8
Fork, Missouri Bar, 5. f., Nevada City. Eureka
North, Crags Flat, Rapid Greek, Sierra City
sierra valley, and The other places on the route,
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On Adams & Co, in all the principal cities IN
the Atlantic States and Europe, and payable at the
following banks:
L w. Clark a. Bros, ST. Louis, Mechanics
and Farmers Bank, Albany; Utica CITY Bank
Ouca Bank OF Syracuse, Syracuse Bank OF An
burn Auburn; Bank Of Attica Buffalo; Rochester
City Bank, Rochester O. Smith N Co. Chicago:
Alex. Mitchell, Fire and Marine Insurance Com.
pnny, Milwaukee Michigan State Bank, Detroit
Commercial Branch Bank Of the State OF Ohio.
Cleveland; Clinton Bank Columbus, Ohio.
Highest price paid for gold dust
Sight checks on Marysyiile, Sacramento. San
Francisco, and all the principal towns Of Calfor.
ma. Deposits received special or otbeiw
COLLECTIONS made on all parts Of the Atlantic
states and California; and all other branches OF
express business promptly attended 10. The
latest dates OF Atlantic aud California papers
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Special messengers are dispatched with every
treasure express.
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