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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
Arrival of thc st. Louis.

New YoRx, January THE steamer
St. Louis, from Aspinwall, arrived this
morning.
She left Norfolk on the 18th Of Deccm-
Der to carry the 9th regiment Of regular
United States Infantry to Aspinwall, des-
tined for Oregon.
The St. Louis reached Aspinwall on
the e3rd December. when the troops were
Immediately transferred to the steamers
Golden Ago and Oregon without accident,
and all in good health,
The Oregon sailed on the 96th. aad the
Golden Age would follow on the arrival
Of the passengers that left New York on
the Goth ult.
The Aspinwsll Courier notices a rumor
ofthe projected confederation betweonHon-
duras, San Salvado and Nicaragua.
The St. Domingo advices are to the FIRST
Of October; from Valparaiso to November
30th: from Csllso to December 10th; and
from Porto Rico 10 December Is.
The Australian dates furnish but little
Jews Of Importance. Gallsgo Flour wal
selling in Sidney at SO.
Advioes from Chill state that a treaty oil
amity and commerce with Great Britain
had been duly signed at Santiago.
The markets at Valparaiso were com
paratively dull owing to limited arrivals
Sugar had slightly advanced and there
was some animation in Flour, owing tC
large exports to Australia; prices had ad.
Vanced to Sl0:7S. Copper was in de-
mand at $3.50.
Another revolution Was brewing in Pew
and daily arrests were being made in Lii
ma, and Castilia's rule is fast approaching
ite and
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
From washington.

WAsuEydroN. Jan. 7.-.SsNArE.--Brosl-
head called up tho resolution directing she
Finance Committee to enquire in:o no ex-
padiency Of reporting general %approp7ia-
ton BILLS, or adopting ARE spasdy action
on them, in order to avoid the eVils Of
night sessions a! the close Of cash Con-
grcss, an scenes whish his sense Of deli
cacy prevented him from describing. lie
wa. in favor Of doubling the compensation
Of members to induce the shortening Of
sessions.
Clayton had no doubt of tho powor Of
the Senate to originate those bills. TwSn-
tJ-ssvsn years ago the evil referred 10 was
AZ great ~ nov, bu. ~ means bal been
taken 10 arrest it.
Toombs did not think this the trua rs-
medy. The difficulty is ocuasionsd by
the large number ofamendmenta talked OH
by both Houses at = late period Of the sss
sion.
Seward while Mvorink tho resolution
would not commit himself TO tbs proprisl)
Of the remedy proposed. Tho resolution
after some further debate was adopted,
The Senate then adjourned ill Thurs
day.
HousE.-Aher calling the roll the bal
loting for Speaker resumed. 95th ballot
BANKS l01; Richardson 10; Fuller 29;Pen
nington G; scattering s. The whole Nun
Der Of votes ware GA. Necessary to
choice 1903.
Three additional ballots were taken, ii
last resulting AZ follows: Banks, 90; Rich
ardson, To; Fuller, 80: Pennington, Q
scattering. G.
The House then abjournci until Wed
asIday.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
Congress.

From the reports Of this body for the
last week we make up the following synoP-
sis. 1t will apply as we'll from the COM
moncemOnt as TO u latest reports for each
day.
s~EsArH-Met-jOdrHai read-ndjOurn-
ed,-timO spent seven minutes, (making
fer each Senator 81 i43 cents per minute
observation-disclosures blythe Rev
Journal read--objected tO-adop!ed-Gas-
ing by the members generally--ballo'ing
for Speaker--BInks, 1oI; Richardson. 10;
Pennington, 6; Scattering, 8; Necessary
to a choice 100; No Speaker-Morc gas
ing BY a score or so Of members ,--ballo!-
ing-same result--no speaker repeat the
Same dose three or four times)--"adjourn
ed"--EIpenses of both Houses to the PeO-
pie, per day, at least S5,O0o,-Probabili'
ties of Speaker being elecIsd;--"when the
stars fall again. Now dear reader you
have the whole proceedings.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
Pra.idcni,s Me,sngs.


To the exclusion Of almost every thing
else we presented to our readers last week
the annual Message of President Pierce
We presume all have read it and formed
their own opinion Of its merits, and there
fore any extended comment upon it from
us is now unnecessary, Asa State docu-
ment we think il inferior in many Off psrts
10 the Messages Of his predecessors. In
arrogance it certainly equals any Of ths
celebrated per " Messages Of John Tyler.
On the doctrine Of Popular Sovereignty
he offers an insult to the free and inielli-
gent people Of the Union who differ with
him by descending to low Pedagogical
argument, more worthy a pot house poli,i-
elan than tho Chief Magistrate Of great
Nation. In speaking of it, merits the
Philadelphia Times says:
"By \ sort Of CesariAn operation, per
formed to the imminent danger OF our frail
and delicate administration, We are enabled
to lay before the public the latest and LAST
offspring of Mr.. franklin Pierce, and the
last and most ridiculous effort OF New
Hampshire d~emagogusism and Yankee
cunning, to retain the possession Of the ma
tional government. In its tone ofaggres-
s%iVeness toward great Britain, apparently
written to secure the hurras Of the b'hoys
and rowdies Of the country, it is a fitting
counterpart TO the clustering braggadocia
of the London Times, which was swallowed
by that warlike journal. with abundance
Of humble apologies for its nAughtinsss."
This is porhap. the bsGt comment we
have read upon it.
The Cincinnati Commercial 10 not quite
so hard. it says:
"The characteristic OF the message, a
Of everything that is the product Of GU
Chief Magistrate, is in t~hunderous indel
aud feeble substance. We are toll alluos
as much as we knew before, about Eug
lands recruiting operations in this coun
try, and when the point is reached OF
which We require Information, We rsceiv
a PROMISE of u revelation to be given i
, some epoch Of time unmenlioncd. TIL
narration Of our grievances is saysgs-th
recommended ms for their reJ' sss ar
tame. And At last. when we are show
that the Union is in extreme peril. We M
assured that "the storms Of Phrsnsy sn
~fsctien must inevitably dash itself ia val
, agsinS, the uushaksn rock Of the o~onstilu
tisA."
Upon the whole il 10 just such q stun
speech as might be expected from just sus
a Chief Magistrate.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
LATER FRoM EUROPE.
AERigAL or rAs ARA0o.
New YoaE. J~andaty 7h.

New YoRE. Jandafy 7Ih.
Tho Steamship hrago has arrived, with
dates from London TO December 18Th.
She sailed from llaver oil the leth d.,
with $40 passengers and . cargo valued d.
two millions.
The steamship Canada arrived at Liver
pool from Boston on the 18Th Of December
and the Washington. from New-York,
reached Southampton on the I7th.
The London Daily -Ns@s afirms that
Sweden has m.ifed a treaty with England
and France.
The allied powars are to guarantee the
territorial integrity Of Sweden. and the
latter engages ~ a%'isna!e any par. Of her
territory ~ Rus,ia.
Humors Of peace are still abundant in
France and England.
Count Estsfnazy left Vienna for s.. Pc
tersburg on the 10Th ult.. with important
dispatches, containing PROPOSITIONS for a
pacificatiOn. |; WAS stated that il the Gar
refuses to accept them, Aus!ris will with
draw her Ambassador from St. Petersburg.
Both the London TINES and the -News,
expressed strong doubts Of the acceptance
of these propositions by the Czsr.
The instructions given to Prince Ester
hszy are to return Immediately. in sven! OF
the Cars refusal to negotiate.
The difficulty which existed between
the English and French Governments,
relative 10 the conditions on which peace
should be made. have been arranged thro'
the efforts Of the King Of SARDINIA.
The surrender Of Kars 10 Ibe Russians
IS confirmed.
Nine Pa.has, Gen. William. anj sixteen
thousand troops were taken prisoners
Among the munitions Of war csptured
were 1870 Gell pieces, some of which arr
very heavy guns.
The Russian General B.bentof has es
tablished his headquarters at Kuiai., ant
intends shortly to resume his offensive op
e%rations against AnakIa and and tho re
doub, at Kals. His army is a~bundanlll
supplied with provisions by the Americans
The deGles between KArs and Erzerrun
are held by the Russians.
Affairs in the Crimea are quiet.
Great preparations continue to be mad
for augmen.ins tbs British Baltic feet, j
anticipation of opsrators in the Spring.
Contracts had been made in Sweden 70
the French fleet and theaccmpanyng army
The Persian Ambassador arrival at 81
/ Petersburg on the ninth Of December.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
Cincimnuti Market.

CISussATI, January e.--PLoUR--iherc was 4
good demand for Flour again to-day, aud the msrsrI
NsG nTm. The sales included go, 80, $50, lC0 aud 800
Barrels al 81: 40 and IS do II 6 o.. 4 sale Of " bags
Buck huat ct 81 p 100 rs.
HUGS-Ths mask elis trn, with sslesof2 $50 head
ln lots, at S. 25.
PROVlSIONS-Skles Of 80 barrels mess PARK at si3,
IS; 100 do at Sl7 50: 100 groom Shoulders at AZ; &C
do Ham At 6zc. rad ] UCO do do sttLc.
WnISkEf- The msrketis firm, with sales Of 400
barrels Al 2JckE $50 do from wagons ~ 2SIc. Ths
demand sLCOods the supply.
cHEESE--Ths demand Is good ct % ctni', With
ssles OF 900 boxes.
B~UTrE2-A sale Of 10 barrels good roll Ct ale.
SUGAR-Th0 market is unchanged, with n IhOder'
ale urmand ut frll rates.
COFFEE-sAl1. Of co bsssai l23l?H cents.
MOLlSSES--A sale Of 90 bbls at 4tSIlc.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
NnM Ynrin alnrkeI.

NEw Yo,E, January s.--FIour-Jtite FOR com
mon 6medlutn grade; rnafketisa shade luDeT. with Il
fair q stnsnd for hons consumption and FOR Ming con
tracts. Shippers are hJt buying 10 any gree. 6stsn..
at e3igs 81 for common 80 extrs FIsie; z 2S6s e.
f1r mixed 10 fancy aad low grades % cNtra Mich
ig1n, Indians. Wisconsin,, Illinois sUh Ohio. { so ~
2 s7k for extra Gsnssee; The market e!osirgn'mb bat
quiet.
whcat-Mar ct nrmer. Nith bstterdsmHnd for home
consumption snd export. There is oniy n moderate
stock, Offering. and the supply Of good ard prtB,s par
calls - quite limited. Safes incin Sc .gD bushsls Red
Southern at / 9sAG:; 400 bushels White atl o.; rs.
800 Red Chicago and MnNsukie al Jo&2 &c; and e.
OOD prime White Canadian ut 96...
C1rn--Thore Is Il mOdersts demand. and The mar
ketis a shade Gfa.g. s&!ss iEelads 5000 bush West
eru Mixed NJ o..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
Gnrernn1,s Msssnge.

This document intermidabie almost in
camo to hand at loo late an hour for
insertion this week.
In speaking Of it the Journal says:
1--WE are sorry to indict upon the reader
a document Of the astounding length of the
Governors Message. If the press Of the
couatry would generally decline their pub
LEGATION. when thus spun out with 50 frail
q texture. the remedy would soon be ap-
piled, They have become simply 4 nui-
sance.
What the Gov. or * Governor recon-
mends we do not know, nor is it very ma
terial. The sun rose a usussl this morn
ing, and wa shall no doubt survive the doc
dment."
We shall endeavor to inkitt it upon our
readers mex week.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
riI 0DO AsE g. ONG,
HEgfEANT T4IlnH.
In Sbatsr4.v W. EiSeI, GsssfsH the Tsdfsdgs EoHsS'
Ssd Ste5sr's J53!,

IN SSatse'4. VIZ EissI, EsfEfsH me 7sLnssdgs EoHss-
Ssi Ste5sr's 5:A
Z - its: Oss=ust y large and beautiful EssOrt-
"a 3 E m-, VI KEAIV MADE CLOTHING, to-
a. gtih"r ~Iih ~ euOirs :. lection OF Cisths, CGssi-
~ Aesss and TssiipFs. AL OF which has L9sn select
ID with Ergst care sLd Sith spseirl reference 10 tho
= sIts Hnd tBsts "fthIs community.
81 ISng eNrsiries Ia this branch OF bu spess, "a u
surs saraLtee that es stock eGltrseus the .hoicsst aud
terms thai he can sgll II thy LOWEST POSSIBLE PRI
BES.
The pghllr are r.spe' italy rsqgssi=d 80 call and ex
sinine Ls -onBsni HI be On hand . gsnefsl as
:o-.---!Df
SUMNER WEAR
Abd is al all times prepared 20 HcceinmodGlo his oil
fFiehis- el!ser Nth 40 oycelisn; artlcl: of Ready made
Cioiaisz: ar TO M|ASCPACTUkB ~oRDER, out Of
lbs ae't iisierai snd by moot aeGpnplshed %wOrknen,
all. style of gHrnshIs. FOR MKNAkD BoYs, I'm the
best and most fashionable manner. H9isronEdsHt, in
ihia rrspeg'. that he csn g!Ve general satisfaction.
itssstnrmeht en1brHces q general VARSITY Of
Lren tp-t., FestiHgs, SgspeudeYBy
pres 90 Fsni.loors, Bo;loTy;
CarIetia4>, together Nith az o.asr arlciea dsuall y
ssil ia Il GsilsiBGiifs Furnishing Store, end mghunue :
.lf5i ir She mos lsshioHsble slSles.
TIE A|sSuRTNkST Is kSTiRBLY NEW;
i.Eas i.ca pHTchdsed - well-edAblished houses Ia
! ~ Eastern Hues, ard Nit Dc EarlGHtsd, 10 be made Of
good aEiefiel and In a dur3ble manner.
u: respectfully invites his old eust0merS ard oihor4
70 call at as new establishment. whore ne viii 81 all
tfnss be s.ady 20 wait upon them Nith GOOD enOEs AZ
1EE LOWEST RtTcs. IL test his promises, 10 asks an
sNaIniuAtIpn "fhis stock Ia trsde and the Sfsl aud quail
~ nftis Manufacture. L. TONG
Lancaster. Nay :. lz%.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
~phi.nac!phia MnrAct.

PHiLADELPHIL, January e.-Crtton arriving re-
iher more freely but the demands Is limited
Glover Seeds Attracting more attention; p'iceshave
advanced 50 cent: sales OF bushels .: oil aud new
nj 81 por6I pounds.
Flour continues exceedingly quite and prices are
steadily maintained; liule Or no export demand; 30
bGls. sold at 81 so for sIahd2rl aud good brands,
anil s. 500 10 for extra and fancy.
Wheat II In good demand and but q limited amount
offering; SALES Of3.CCO bushels Ia lots =; s. ecb2GS
g. O5 for White.
Corn Is in steady demand VI our last quotations;
5000 bushels Of old yellow sold al 9Sc. afOat. std rbl
bushels or new in store a. zee; l.Ct0 bgsbslJ Of old
ne " mixed sold 81 " cents.
Whisky DAN; small sales Of Easiern ct 81 cents,
and PTisOn u Al cenls.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
COMMERCIAL 1Hrz1L1oks5E.
Lancaster markols.

GAZETTE orFfcE. Jan. 10, i855-ouT
quotations this morning are rs follows:-
Wheat. s1.2o@I25, Flour. S7G7,50;-
Corn, 10000; Rye, 70: Oats, e5els; Clio
yer s~eed-none; Timothy seed. o@4 90;
Potatoes. 31eeuts; Flax seed. LOO; But
ter, IS@I5c; Eggs, " cents: Salt. 2.25s
2,50; Beans-none; Soaps, 6@6c; Coffee,
I2taI6c; Tea, 5O@IOO. Molasses, 5Octs.
Sugar, 6aiOc. White Fish, Is dollars per
baSraI; Pickerel 1O,O0to 1900; Rice 84ao:
Vinegar, I9aa5 cents: Tobacco. 25a35cis.
Hay. $3.50 az $50; Tallow. Iol per u;
Whisky, 33e; Wool, 20g33c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
Prom the New YORK Times
New York Cattle Market.

cgERLsr PRICES rOE TEIs WEEK.
BgsyEA--Thss ars sold by the head II 4 price rqgai
To gh3 Yzius psr pound ptthe s~iligiated weight0fbe beef
ID The quarters. The hids and ialiow or'anh-4ctfGtr
Is not eOiBteJ 10 this make ~ II 10 IN Boston.
The Prices to-day = . viii average = erGt over
last week upoH the Hysrsge qualii! ofcsti'ei upon al
In msrakt near 10 cshts.
PifsI ~ thty 1917 u ItI cents.
Estrs good ~ EizH cents.
Medium 9G4iC1 cents.
Poorest, slBsE cents.
But lev szlss over ~ cents or rHder Q reEis.
SHxHP lSb lNAg-CnmmOh Sheppard LGmbsayer-
age 1881; Extra do SeGI2
S;yIsE-The make fE PprS 10 qnite Dali. aud dro-
vars ~hO purchased t~o ar thres weeks since he lO5-
ing money. a lot Of LOO Illinois hngs. slaughtered
at NeNburg, y ~ York. ere ;D-ds! lying a. The wharf
] waiting fJf purchasers A. SIX
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
From New York.

New YORK, Jan, Z.
The new city government was organized
to-day. Isaac o. Barker was chosen Pres
ident Of the Board of Aldermen, and Ben
jamin F. Pinokney President of the Board
of Counoilmen. Both are Americans.
The May or's address receives warm COM
mendation.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
NEW STORE-NEW GOODS.
W yS q W ".

lust received and Ia now opening n general
assortment Of DssY GOODS ofevery variety
usually found in Dry Goods trade, conslstiugi in part of
Caiicos, Prints, Lawns, GiDgbams,
Brown and Blcached Muslins; s, i0gunrsheetinSs
Black and Fancy Dress silks; Delanes; Baragest
Alpaccas, plain and figured;
Linen and Silk Handkerchief and Cravats,
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbon; Cloths and Casifneres;
satinetsand Flannels; Checks, Tickings, and
MEMS Summer Ware of all kinds,
together with n variety az other goods for Ladies' and
Gentlemen. All OF which have been purchased al
very low prices,& will be sold equally low for CASH
or COUNTRY PRODUCE ONLY.
His Store will be found two doors West ofthe FAIR
deld County Savings Institute and opposite s%haaer's
Hotol, Lancaster, Ohio, MsyH,isoo-3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
From Cairo.

CAIRO january, z.
The FIRST New Orleans mail under the
new contract, arrived to-day. 1t was six
days en-rout.
The new depot oftte Mound City pranch
Of the Illinois Central Railroad, blew
down this morning.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
FRANCAIs.
FaniisGreseriss, Qaasn.wars,&c.,&

-
SIRILX G. BAFBENChOy hiss beeoms psopriStor,
Ly p~urehs.s. Of the GTOecTy Store Of Il. B. Hunter
\ Co. 10 Which he hSsjusi added = iErge aHd supsrGne
variety " Family GrossrisS, nov arriving and 10 arrive
f,Oni Cincinnati. md VihOr marta. Ia uEkirg hls L1r-
ehase he bs- had in view the accommodation Of biN
f:isnds aDd clscriInatiEE public, for n sszsCns. He
C"inineLds I" their attention, among other ~Erielssi a.
yrceI tat cannot fsil 20 give SAi!1faeton.
CoaFkCTIOAAhlE6 OF all kintH, for families ard
parties.
candis.. Tsr7Eonia Almonds, Rnkilb WalnJi5 and
bTsI'liLn MUTT, Figs and dLtaE.
JSAhss. sud G1lAIiLe Tor Js.iisa, PruHeS, S1s.
OfPsmiisC rCcesi-ah he riiI only msiti0B Phil. row
isrsd AID crushed SUGAR. New Orleans do, TEA9.
Mo and Java CcFPEE Spices, aoisssoS, Golden syTi
up. FTsL,h Ch0colsIc. Mushroom Walnuis, TomSeD
CsSnp. 4 splendid lutof EHSiSk Diery CkSEss, AID
UIhs r. sTiitis3 to numerous 10 put down here.
Not to forget. slso, Liquors. Brandy Tor tie sick and
rOnVAlssceHi. ciES.s 5 ysars cid. sri0akiiIg and chewing
TOBACCO, Powder aud shot FOR tie sportsman.
lie viii fseT on hand y variety Of Paints, Ta-Eiss
Notices.. n large and full assortment Of Qutshsssrs,
40, HsssSH Tsrs, Tsks, 5Erlsfs e..
ne holss to obtain i fGi, ShElr ofths public favor
In ht nav undertaking, AID looks FOR tho appreciation
aud patronage Of mis- friends. Having been con pellsi
70 r~elinInish his former bU1inets ESinjuriousto health,
he viii mkko = fair trial ofthls. To see lift will not fIoat
his pu:s=, as we'll as hs health. II The experiment, 80
wh!th lie will devote his undivided R~ttsRtton) does mol
succeed, he viii bs sbls 40 trusts, 10 serve the public ia
some oth~r useful ctTscity.
Ma, 5ls5i. FELIX Q. BARBEECHoa.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10

New ORLEANS, Jan. 5.
The steamship C.hawba has arrived,
with dates tn the second inst. She brings
no news Of Importance.
Sugar was languishing. Molssses had
an upward tendency on account of large
European contracts.
By an arrival from Galveston. with
dates to the 80 inst, we have later dates
from Mexico, but the news is entirely un-
i'm portal (.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10

FAor.-A man might as we'll try to pull
feathers from a %tailor's goose, or wheel
himself to glory in a wheelbsrrow as to
convince a fashionable woman that econ
omy consists in staying at home and
minding the babies, and other chicken
fxens, and in figuring up the grocer's
bill. Folks who are afflicted with a do
mestio dimity that wears thousand dollar
shawls and super extra kids-make a mem.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
New OrIeans Market.

day nOFG =. 3NU haIct; mldIIlnR IT YC. NUTatIeS lG
dull at14.. Sugar dull. Corn CSC. oats 5jke.
sa=s.s
HLn REsToELT;yI.-Ns are pleased 10 b able TO
record the saVsfnUtirn Of oar patrons afIsr trial VI an
article adVeflissdi in our columns. We have Ihs s1i-
issaetian 20 know ssyorAl 0fudr readers ~ho hATJ used
Professor Wood . Hair Restorative. aud Pronounced
IL n DO jIsI wtaI ihs EiTsnissmsnt ssystiis. We
hGvo SsTcrnl personal Acgua!naneas, 10 who ware
gray head 50 - ihoy have iried il. Snd no" thslr hair
u rcsisrsi 10 !is original cu!Jr, aud Iioy willingly add
Ihoir testimony 20 II. efficiency, sud VIII give farther
Io5 Ihs article an l We Al TisS all who d. not ~ish - Ip-
p.ar gray -lpai= ed - uGS Woods Hair R1SioIahys.--
H,staTu patlul,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
Arrival of the Canada.
HAbrFAx, Jan. 8-P. NJ.

The steamship Canada, with European
dates to the 22d ult., has arrived.
Her news is simply con6rmatory of the
previous JUNIORS touching peace, and spec
u%lations concerning E~sterhazy's mission.
The reported treaty between Sweden
and the Allies is confirmed.
Affairs in Asia and the Cimea were quiz
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10
TAiLo re

g VI l0NsE y " IN.Od|A
~ EEaVE remove their Cloihing Establishment
~ 8 to the Taibas"sG Elect, Grst deer Last St
HLaES Lgf:G's Bc-GEsrs Store. where they are OPEN
~ = la.Se aud cStsnsiNe assortment Of sfRlNG AID
SUMMER GOODS. sEd are nov mHnufsctuIii z every
variety Il SPriHS and SEE1sr HeLti slitb they viii
sell - low "a the same qusiit! Of goods ard word can
Re purchased Il any other establishment IN the tiiy.-
Their clothing Is uKLUf1tiufed CHder tLeir 0st super
gis!on, ardi is consequently superior to that which Is
bIonBht from other rlzCes. They lave also Oh hand, .
sssrtDaI eGrtsis II C!ot-G, CGssiEsyts. Pssfirs . Se.,
which they ars pref AIRED TO maEuf.etHe to order. They
hsTs Ia usir cmL!nY tn best Of Sofkmen ard are IT
III times prepared 10 make the best nis la the latest
styles. .SHthsir cork EiH tS @GrrGEisd..
The rstIlc are respectful! solicited 20 cell and sS-
anime their stosk. and while thankful for tie liteiHl
paiiuBeg e they haze enjoyed, tney ASSURE their OLD eus-
t.mers ard ri %, ers that hey viii lstofio give gen
srHl zsii-factiGB bo.h ~ The quality ard price Of T. cir
goods and work. sPBlEGEE Z TEoUT.
Lone: I;sI .Ap::ls, feg
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sla.t;rll arc Market.

B.Lr1xoSs, January g-Flour IIies ~ SEQ BARRELS
Of Howard street at e. so; Onin aud CITY mills are
held at The same price, without s4lsi. Cora sslls =.
17Si9c for White. No Wheat OJsrinY.
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Tho Weather on the sca-Cosst.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. y
The snow storm OF Saturday extended
from Washington to Halifax, and at the
latter place it was raging %furiously, four
feet Of snow having fallen.
Travail is INSTRUCTED in every direction,
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Weather in Chicago.

CHICAGO, January. 7.
It is very cold hero to day, with some
snow, but the roads are clear, as far as can
be ascertained.
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TEIHE Co-Partnarship heretofore existing b6twSen
PHILIP RISING andJOfN LYONS in ths Dry
Goods business, have this day dissolved b. lnutuhl
consent. The notes and books Of said firm are In the
hands efP HtLIP RISING, who is duly authorized to
settle tbs same. PHILIP RISING,
Lancaster, Dse. IL, ~Isj5-3w33 JOHN LYONS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10

PHILIP makes his best bow II his old custom ers
and all tho rsst Of mankind. and thanks them for the
very liberal patronage ho has roeoivod since he com
tnSnced business. He may still DO found At his OLD
STAND where he is GstsrmiHedto sell Goodsas cheap
aS airy house IN town, If not a little cheaper. His stock
isnow as full as any other similar establishment. II
any siolld 81 sceptical, all he asks is to give him a
call AMI 500 for themselves. D5c. 90, 1858