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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19
1mnortnnt European News.
New YORK, Oct. goth.

NEW lONh, Wv NVohs
By the arrival of the Persia, at this port on
Tuesday, we have one week later Intelligence
from Europe. Its details are interesting. A
Prussian circular dispatch, in which reference
is made to the affairs of Naples, has been READ
to the French Minister of foreign affairs: Inc
fact caused some sensation, coupled with the
rumor that Russia was about to send heet 10
the Bay of Naples The latter may or may not
be we'll founded, but as this question Will be
submitted with other complications, to the con-
sideration of the Paris Congress, which is about
to re-assemble for the organization OF the gov
ernment of the Danubian principalities; we
hardly think it probable that Russia had deci-
ded on such a step. Negotiations for the settle
ment of the Neufchatel difficulty will also be
opened at the Paris Congress
1t is stated that England has addressed rather
peremptory note to the Russian Government
in relation to the Isle of Serpents and that con-
siderable agitation had been created thereby.
SpA1N.-There is no news of interest. 1t is
not true that the state of siege was to be raised
on the 10th of Oct
The project of creating continental govern
ment has been renewed. Some of the English
vessels of war destined for the demonstration
against Naples had arrived at Ajacco, the post
of rendezvous.
AUSTRIA was making strenuous efforts to in
duce England and France to await the result of
Baron Hubner's mission.
The Paris and London money markets were
both greatly agitated by rumors that the Bank
of France was about to suspend specie pay
ments.
The British coast had been visited by terrific
gales, infiicting a large amount of damage on
shipping.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

The PRESIDENTIAL VoTE.-The following is
the aggregate vote for President in this State,
as far as heard from. There are five or six
counties yet to come in:
Buchanan. Fillmore. Fremont
42,37l. 2S,2l8. 1896.
Buchanan's majority over Fillmore, so far, is
IA, 1853; Buchanans majority over Fremont, 25,-
502. Buchanan lacks 2,716 Of majority Of all
the votes cast, as far as ascertained The total
vote of the State will doubtless exceed 100, 900.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

SAN Francisco INsoLvENTs.-On Saturday,
Nov. 18th, petitions in insolvency were fled by
Il. ID. W. Davis-iisbilities $s3,29s, assets $2l,-
665; N Fl. Sanborn-liabilties 5000, assets
81, ,l3o; Lewis Isaaes-liablities $4,000, assets
nothing
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

HUTcHINa's MAGAzNE.--We are indebted to
Mr.. Welch, of the Pioneer Book Store, for q
copy of Hutching's Magazine for November
This number is more than usually interesting
it contains several sketches of scenes in Califor
mia, and number of interesting California sto
ries.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

MERGED.-The Pathfinder has been merged in
to the Etening Post at San Francisco. Together
they constitute the evening organ of the Repub.
licans in that city
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

THEATRIcAL-We understand that the new
theater recently erected by Messrs. Frisbie &
Balm, is to be opened about the first of next
month, by q talented theatrical troupe, under
the management of Mr.. J. II. Warwick.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

Town ELECTIONS IN CoNNEoTIcUT--A dispatch
dated Hartford, Oct. 9Th, says that official re-
turns from ll5 towns have been received, of
which SO were for Buchanan, IS for Fremont,
aud two divided. This shows democratic gain
of 20 aud republican gain of 8; making net
democratic gain of IA since the last election
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

DRuo SroRE.-It will be seen by an adver
tlsement in another column, that our old towns
man, Mr. Geo. o. Kilbourn, has purchased the
new Drug Store on Commercial street. recent
ly established by B. b. Thayer, of San Francis
co. The establishment is under the superin-
tendance of Dr. b. r. Carman--it could not
have been entrusted in better hands.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

THIEvNG.--Some thief broke into Felts shoot
ing gallery on Monday night last, and stole a
pistol valued at thirty dollars, and four or five
dollars in money which was in a draw.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

ExPENsTvE.-The late Chinese war in Tuol.
umne county cost about 100000. 1t Itoriginated
from one company rolling a large stone on to
the claim of another.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

ELECTION IN KLAMAm.-Mr. Ritner, of the
Salmon Express, informs the Shasta Republican,
that klamath county gave Buchanan about 45O
majority.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

Tod, Z. Hamlin, of Broad street Book Store,
we are indebted for Eastern papers received by
mail steamer Golden Gate.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

DoNArIoN.-Mr. James Donahue, of San Fran
cisco, has donated two hundred and fifty dollars
to the Protestant Orphan Asylum in that CITY.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

No11CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UJNDFR.
o signed VIII apply to the Board of Supervisors on the
lOth oi december next thereafter as hearing
can De had Tor the renewal of cence to Keen toll bde
across the South Yuba at Illinois BAR -
Nov 18th, lsss.-73t ccopr., l. ,o
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19
AMERICAN EyCUAVc1c

TNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectf,llv ;ne,,,,, a.,
lie, that they have purchased the Billiard saloon any
lar connected with the AMERICAN EXCHANGE corna @
OR Main and Cayote streets, Nevada. '''"'
G. LILLARD
November Sth 1s5e-7.lm - A'''ioN'
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

Queen Q ity HOte1,
Davis St.,-Bctxeen Pacific and Broadway.
G. MRS. Z. j. CUMMINGS HAVING TAKEN THE
EM above we'll known stand, is now prepared to
entertain her friends and tie Public generally in style
calculated 10 satisfy the most astidous Her Table will
be supplied with all the
Delicacies and SubstnNtSals of the Season.
Ard her Rooms (Which large and well ventiated are
furnished with excellent and clean Bedding
The situation of the Hotel Of the most desirable in
tie city, being Immediately opposite the wharves of the
Sacramento and stockton Boats and Of the Mail Steamers
and Shipping geneTaythus recommending itself parcu-
ary to strangers others having business in residing
in the Interiors; well to those citizens who desire
pleasant home, with delightful view The fare--wlch
will always bc tie best the market aords-win be mode
rate in price, TO be in keeping with the stringency
the times ELIZA J. CUMMINGS.
7-3m Davis St between Pacific and Broadway.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-19

J. 7. VAN IAUEN, J. T.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
dered that service be made by publishing the summons
he Nevada Democrat per week for three weeks
Tue date hereof Witness my hand this l4h day Nov
d. 1856 73w I p YIN uAcEN 7 p
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

"a SUBSCRIBER" whom we suspec. tc
be soma narrew minded Leach asks u,
why we advertise Dr.. AYERS Pills, and
We will give him our seven reasons for SC
doing. The first, second AMI third ara
that wa are paid Er it. This fourth is We
know them by experiences to be good. The
filth is that Dr.. Ayers preparations being
rea'mmanlel by batter m.n than we-by
Physicians Of the highest talent and the
deepest learning in the Land, We ara we'll
sustained in oIr W oonyislions of their
value. The Sixih isthat they are cheap a,
well as useful. The last but not least is
that they have done sal are doing an a.
noun! Of gool in this community which
our old fo3y friend if he could repeat him
self ten thou'ln | simas might never hope
to equal, and We Irust by making than
known, to render soma service to our rea.
ders ~ we'll as ourselves, CArisi. Herald.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

posed TO the abolition Of slavery in IN
Distrie. Of Columbia. lie did not bel;sva
IN the equality Of the white and black "a.
COS, and though with Washington. The bes,
policy was 10 appoint native born c~itiz.ns
to OIL 20 in preferences to those Of FOREIGN
birth. lie would prescribe no man on nc
count Of his religion. but would conceaa
to all the largest liberty Of opinion. Hs
did not desire 10 exclude foreigners from
coming hither, AL would invite them 10
settle upon the public territory aid bpiII
up Tor thmselves homes. BID, in al matters
OF legislttion anl administration. Amer,
c ans should govern Am erica. (Appl,u,e !
Mr.. Richardson answered %variou, opsS
tons propounled by Mr.. Bingham. Each
party appeared e%ntirnly satisfied with tbr
response Of its can lidates. Tho U,use
then resumed blllo,iny with the foIlowipg
result: Banks, o.; Richardson. 90: Full.r
"a; Pennington, 7; Williams. Henry. Bar.
malt ani Porter, each cna. Necessary to a
choice. lo4. The House then adjourned.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

10 the exclusion of all other matter
has become a general phrase among al
ne%wspaperdom in Ohio for the last few
weeks, and we arc compelled to use it a.
gain to-day. We lay before our reader.
to-day the Message Of Ex Gov. Medill,
and the Inaugural Address of GOV. Chase,
which completely fills our entire space, and
cuts off the possibility of comment this
week. We shall endeavor to give them d
review in our next paper when we shall a.
gain present our readers with tho usual VA
fiety Of matter.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
Tbt 9ancaster @aattte.
CITY OF LANCASTER:
PrIncipsoI Of the American Party of

Princips9I OF the American Party o fOhiO.
. 1. Ths unlimited Frssdsm Of Rshgien dissonneet.
cd with politics Hostility 70 seeiesiastical influences
upon the Affairs OF Of rights
10 all naturalizsd Emigrants who arc thoroughly fla
4. erieaHiEsd, and we owe 40 temporal Allegiance, by
reason Of their religion higher than that Of the Con-
sutution.
2. No interference with the rights OF citizenship al,
ready acquired by Foreigners, aud tho protection Of
law to all who honestly Omlgrnte from love OF libor-
~; but the exclusion OF foreign pAuperI and feilonl,
and = rsfasal to e1tsRd the right Of sHGrGgs 10 alIehs
CONS hsrsafter until thsy shAll have resided 81 years
In thS U. StaisS and complied With Naturalization
LAWS.
}. oppsSiton to all political organizations eompoI-
ed sreiusiUslv Of FOrSigHsrS, dRd TO Foreign Nh
ssry CSmBaHiss, AID 10 oil attsmpts 10 sTslnds ire
BibIs from sac SshOSb ~sEPP0rtsd bg tkS GsSrH-
RsAt.
4. Slavery Is OeI!-not Authoritative oppose its
OItensiOnin any OF the territories, 'aud the increate Of
It's political power by the admission into the Union Of
any Slave State or Otherwise, aud we demand Of the
Gensral Government an Immediate redress OF the
great wrongs which have been inflicted upon the
cause OF Freedom and the American character by
the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise, and the ia,
trodIction OF Slavery into Kausas in violation oflav,
by forcS of arms, and the destruction OF the elective
ffapehise.
>, thhtmbls initiation Of tho wisdom OF Washing
ton, We oppose all Intervention in tho ahalrs Or
Foreign States; yet on all proper occasions, we will.
not withhold our sympsthy fr9m any people aspiring
so be FREQ. ."'
q. We support American Industry and genius A.
RAiust the adverse policy OF Foreign nations and
facilities to internal and external commerce by the
improvement OF Rivers and Harbors and the CON
~struction OF National Roads uniting the various sect
ions Of the Unioh;
I. The Uaion of thsss Slater Should Be made psrps;H-
81 BY a faithful a~lisgIGHss to tbs COnssitutiOn.
g.. In state policy We Iealously adVoeste RstrSn0A-
11sAt snd RsfOrm-a modification OF the present OPP
prsssive system OF Taxation and a-libSral system Of
Public Schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

A very respectable meeting Of tha CHI
Hsns was held at the City Hall on last Fri
day evening. The following gentlomoi
wers appointed Soliciting Committees TO
their respective Wards, to wit;
First Ward-John MoClslland, John r
Mumaugh, E. Julian, G. II, Little.
Second Ward-Thomas Sturgeon, JOIN
G. Wilcox, Rev. D. Riser, Joseph Work
Jr.
Third ward-Rcv. j. NJ. Eowris. Sam.
uel Williams. II. f. Blair, jacob Shot.
Fourth Ward-John Lyons, John c.
Weaver, Gen. Goo. Sandsrson, D. X. Els.
shel.
AT a meeting OF these Committees on
Saturday evening, the following ladies and
gentlemen were appointed Relief Commit.
tses for their respective wards, to wit:
First Ward-E. Julian, Mrs. D. w.
Tallmadgs, Mrs. John R.ber.
Second Ward-John G.. Wilcox, MIS-.
Judge Whitman, Mrs. NJ. A. Doughsrty.
Third Ward-Henry T. Blair, Mrs.
William Kinkead, Mrs. Jacob Shoff.
Fourth Ward-Gen. Geo. Sandorson,
Mrs. J. G. Weaver, Mrs, John Lyons.
Bobert Reed was elected Treasurer.
All applications for assistance should be
made 10 the Relief Committees hi ileir re-
'pocliSe Wards.
The Soliciting Committees rspors lona-
lions already amounting to about 1926,
which speaks volumes for the liberslity OF
eur citizens.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
z 81 z o b o az & O.,
MERCHANT TAuoR


IA SLsEsrsSss Esei. kst1Sss "A. TsuuaJ,. zo,.
s"5 SsgEs~'s heIsl.
"a 3S Just opened = iarss srd beeutevI a..o,t-
" Loit Of READY lGDS CECTHING. To-
~ ET'her ~lh ascavics selection u Cfet4s. pas.i-
- msTss qH4 FsstgFs. AllGf which krs bssn seiset-
"a VIZ tTsti sErs ard With SPECIAL .tefsrshcs 10 H.
"srIs sid lasts y his cOninupitEs 81
hl'Iong eSFsfsnes In this bfsDeh efLsEoes4. IL ..
ttES ssrshiss tlst n9 sIges etrDrssss tbs .hofssst s,I
vss' 'A1ety, and bis purchase has e0sn H,.t : WON .urh
5sS. ESl
Ibs public avs rssb%eifhii4 -sqasatsd 10 call aud a.
srihe ~; Asorm-nt. he s-s on buG1s SspsfnI a.
:aTtu9nt0f .+-t+ ~
So 8AER WEAR A.
"a 70 ~ ~ ums4 prepared 10 sceomu odsts Ia, oil
1tsn1s, sinner WIZ 81 ~sseelisnt Erlcie Of Eszdy mad
,'yshlig' ~ 20 sst FACTUEE TO ORDER. sut -
- ossi ihslsfSi and ~ most secorIrIJks ID vors psr
Asy style OF garments. o MIX 4 pbDYS in 80
vSHA'.u mos. isshionabls manner. He IL Confident. jn
az ,sSYs't 'h-'Ee 81 siSs gpnsrsl satisfaction.
nH tHso1tnshl eAgrAcssS ssAsFai variety az
Linen OATS, FssacsS, ggss-ade,
Srs' 90 tEaAloonS, hosisY,
Ssss 90 CrATAA, UEAss.hfrt..
CsrpSttss', toveHsE Sfh al b.rrrtoIat us..u g,
asplI h a oShiieinsnis FusnEEiEg s:ets, ard Eausao.
" sAs Uy': I-hiOhsbis styles.
The AssORT&EST ~ BETIHBLY EEH:.
"heIbesH p~uTGhdssd q y slI -ss,AtIi.Ls 81 hyvses IN
We I.sIerh cilss and - ssrr1A:sj, 10 bs mad V
good niGtsflsl sld In a dUrabls manner.
No respectfully invites lie old customer. aud oyb.,.
- ca, Al hi new SsIsbiiIhinaEt, uhsYs he will at al
.InsI 10 Rad! 10 walt upon hsIn sith sooB ooeps ar
IHk io~Esr stTES. To test his promises, he aaks an
sAA'9insiioh "fhts sl0ck In trade ard the Is ,i- and ausL-
~ "fhlS manufacture. r TCSu
Lancaster, Aty5 S, 1884,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


GAZETTE oTyIcE, Jan. II, i855.-Our
quotations this morning are az follows
Wheat. Sl,29@I25; Flour. S7@7, 3d.
Corn, 28tg30; Rye, 10; Oats, e5cts: Clo-
yer s%eed-none; Timothy seed, e.OO@4.Oo;
Potatoes, 30cents; Flax seed. LOO; But.
ter. l29l5c; Eggs, IL cents: Salt, GOA
100; Beans-none; Soaps. 596c; Coffee,
ls9al5c; Tea, 50@ 1907; Molasses, Scots.
Sugar, 9ai0e. White Fish. 10 dollars per
barrel; Pickerel 10000 1900; Ricc8la9.
Vinegar. 1895 cents; Tobacco, 25a35cls.
Hay, $500 $50; Tallow. 104 per b;
Whisky, 33c; Wool. 9oa33c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

Several drivers in the different Brook.
Ign Railroad routes now trayersed bv
sleighs were nearly frozen to death on
Wednesday morning; one of them was
nearly stiff when he arrived at the ferrv.-
A number OF others were frost hitten.
The Charter Election at Maysville, Ken.
lucky. on Monday, resulted in the re~-elec-
llon OF Or. Richard G.. Dobyns to the May
CRAFTY oy a large majority. There were
three opposing candidates.
Stephen W. Taylor. L. L. b President
of the Madison University, died at HamiI.
ton NJ Y. on the 18th inst. forenoon, aged
IS years.
AT Bell Prairie, Wisconsin, the Their.
mometors for the week previous to Der.
9Th, ranged from SO to A degrees be-:
low zero.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
New YORK Mnrkc,.

SEw Yo1E, January IS -Flour-Merke t ror cop.
mon &nasdlumg grade; mark eiis Il Shade hrmer. with 4
Isirdesand for home 0mSU mptiOn sud for Ming con
tracts. Shippers are not buying TO any gree, extent.
Receipts continue large. The sales include 10. cG06bi,
81 1915 ; 81 fDr common n extra StHtrf : Q5 a. n
Tor mixed TO fancy aud low grades Or vxtrg Mich.
lgan, Indians, WISCONSIN, Illinois and Ohio: 50 a
quiet.
Wheat-MGrkethrmsr, with bsttsrd.mend forhoms
and export. There 10 only s,odstts
stock offering. and the sHppiy Of good aid prime psr-
calais qGlte Limited. Sale, inein ie :. 9UO ushels ksj
southern At ! 921NS2; 800 bushels whits at 2 90; 70.
soy Ned Oliesgo and Alvsakis a. ! 0999 &C; and e.
900 prime Willis Canadian ct 9 2dk
C0rn--Thsre 10 = moderzts dsmEBd. SBd 30 mar
kstis a shads hrner. Sales inClu1: ID eco ba.h Ws...
sTn Mixed at %.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
PHILADELPHIA MnrL Ell

PsiLABELPEti, January B.-Co.toi: arriving RI.
Tier more freely, but the demgnd is lImitsd.
CloTerSssdis attracting more attention: urieeshays
Al - p-r64 pounds.
Flour continues exceedingly qal,e AMI prices are
s;eadiy msintained; little or no export demand; 100
hbi,. sold at 81 so for standard and good brands.
AMI - 5n1 10 for extra and fancy.
WhestIsln gool demand aud bnt limited amount
ohering; sales of3.cc0 bushels ~ lois CT 81 2tkaUC5
~ Us for White.
Corn is IN si-eJy demand II orr last quotations;
5.OuO bushels Of old yellow sold Ut 9se. snost. spd guG
on,hsis fnew In store at Zee; Leo bashel. of did
nav mixed sold al 90 cents.
aud Prison Al 4lc
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
lFron the Ssv Yofk Tims,.I
New York Cattle Market.

"EDfEsDAY. January 3. isJG.
rsgEyNT F2icEs FoE TINS WEE.
ssESEs These are sold BY the head III = price eouul
!" ihs value per pound Dftae estimated wefghtofteet
~ tbe quarters. The hide BGd tall0w griffith quarter
''n9teoHntsJ 10 this fusrketGs IL 10 ~ boston.
Inc Prices to-day y D will aVrrsce Z cert Ovsr
iAsI rcek upon tis average quality " ea,tic; upon 81
10 market near 10 cents.
Fifss q11lity i0% 70 TX csn.s.
kNiTa good ny Ri2k cents.
Medium 81 gI0x ceHts.
Poorest, s4sk cents.
butfs~ sAl.s OTer II cents o. under y rents.
sHxgP Aa9 L,~gEs-ComwOn shesDand L. a,b..ysr-
ngs 50 81; B,trado Ss8I2
swt.g.-rhe market for Pork Is qglis doth. EuI lro-
Fss VINO purchased two or ibres weeks since IRE los
Ing money. lot Of LOO Illinois hogs. slaughtered
al te~6aFg, New Work. arc to-day lsing ~ tie wharf
waiting for purchasers II S5k.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
Cincinnati Marie1

CIScISHATI, January IS --FLOUR-fhsrs W., q
good demand for Flour again to-day, srd tbe maTke
wssnrm. Ihs .sies Included geo. 800. $50, 100 aud $3.50
9arrsls ats s1; 10 and IS 10 ats95. A sals Of So bag,
Buck Wheat at - y 100 As.
hpGs1-Ihs inHFkstis urrD, with sslsssfR. $50 haaI
OF so barrels nj ass Pork Of H.
Is; 100 do at 1880: 700 green Ghouidsr, At DC. an
DO Ham al ekd, nnd | no do do al sLc.
W|HlsKBf--Ibo markets. hrn, with s.Ias af Ioo
sArrtl' a! 25e.!t $50 do from wagons at % e The
demand oxcsedsths supply.
ChEhSEITh dsmHnd 10 good al " cents, with
5h-A sale OIL barrels good roll st Gle.
SUGAR-Ths mark 81 10 unchanged, with a mvIsr.
ate demand ut full rates.
NJ so bs0s at l2bI2I sspts.
AoLASSES-A sale Of 20 bbls al 4OA4Ia.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
TIE mERRY sLRIam.
ny LirurrsAsr rArrEs.

Jingle, Jingle, clear tho way,
'Tis The merry, merry sleigh,
AZ II swiftly scuba along,
Hear the burst OF happy song;
See tho CLEAN Of glhnees bright,
Flashing Ger the pathw white;
Jingle, Jingls-how II whlrls,
Crowded full Of happy girls.
Jingle, ~liBgle-fa,t 1t lies,
Shouting shafts from rOgnish eyer:
Careless arehers I'll bs bound,
Little needing when they wound;
See them with eapricious pranks,
Flowing nos the drilled banks,
jingle, J~ingls-'mid their glee,
Who among them earosf
Jlngla, gngls--on lhOy now,
Caps and bDnnots white with nov
And the faces Iwlmming past
Nodling through the nesey blast;
Not 4 single robs they fold
10 protect them from the cold.
Jingle, jinglO-'mid the storm,
Fun aud frolis keep th,m warm.
Jingle, jingle down the hills,
O'erlhs meadows, past the mlllI,
. Ills slow, now IT'S fast,
Winlsr will not always last;
liver! pleasure has its timc,
Spring will sons and stop thu ehias,
Jingle, lingle--clsar the way,
'Iis the marry, marry sleigh.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

The WEArHEE.-For the last week has
not been so severe as that of the previous
week. On Saturday it moderated, and lei
aown the finest snow we have seen for ma
ny a long day and before night the merry
jingling of the Sleigh bell might be beard
in all quarters, which continued through
Sunday and up to the time of our going to
press. Taking all in all wo do not rumem-
Der a finer winter thus far.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
sTORE-NEW 0ooDs,
W gs ~ u NJ

4AsJust received and Is now opening 4 gopsrsI
usually foundIn Dry Goods trade consisting In mari a,
Calicos, Prints, Lawns, Gingbams,
Birewn and Bleached Muslinsi s.. G q 10 ds, sha.,i,.:
bisek and Fancy Dress silks; Doianes; Baroecs;
a.lpaccas, plain and ngnred: "
Llhenand silk Handk erchiefs and Creyots:
bonnsts and Bonnet Ribbons; Cloths and Caslmsre,.
SAi'hetsand Flannels; Checks, Tickings, and
Mems Summer Ware of all kinds,
together wish a variety otOther goods for Ladies' and
tsntiemen, All Of which have Leeu purchased II
or PRODUCE ONLY.
~, store VIII be found two doors West ofthe F.ir-
aeid County Savings Institute and opposite Sh ssner,,
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio. Ma, %. IsIs-a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
EYE INFIRMARY.

AH'J. l. HADLEY respectfully inrormsths,s yuE
81 Iering from acute or eIlrdnic Opthalniu, general.
" termed INFLAMMATION OF THE EYE. Dim.
IVES! Of sight arising from injuries, &c, liberation of
.,e Eyo or ltS lnembranesfrom any and eYsry cause
the result of Fever, Measles, Scrofnla, Ne. eitbsr of .
'nort duration or Of many years standing.
" iFHeisprepared to give reliefand perfect a euro:
or all money EErCEpED!
References.
r. B. Harlan. WILMINGTON. o.: G.. n Whi,a VIII
fl'hgtnn;. william Fuller, Wilmington; Isaiah Nor.
RS, Wilmington; I'M. ~lHworth, Wilmington; David
rishar' ON St,Cineinnati, O.; H.. siinonton. Coium-
bus, o; D.. McLane, L. Liberty. Logan COUNTY. D.
COZ. James Houston Jacksonville Ohio; John White,
bonrneYlllt. Ohio; George Hannwalt, Bournevilie. q:
Thomas Coddlngion, HillsbordGgh r. r.: Il. A. Me-
nnwel, G. W z. r. r.; Low Smith. Washington.
ONO; James Purcell, do Ohio; David Hitch and Robt
Lowry, Lancaster, Ohio.
ONCE In Wilmington, Ohio. Oct. o5-3m.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17

THERE are in the city and Putnam, six.
teen churches. or one for less than every
thousand inhabitants. 1t may be inferred,
therefore, that we are a church going, OF
at least charcli supporting ~people-Zanes-
vile Courier.
There are in this city alone, twelve
shurches, or one for every 400 inhabitants.
We therefore infer that the morality Of
Lancaster is two and one-half times great.
err than that of GAINESVILLE and Putnam.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-17
Estate of Gabriel Greene.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ba,
IN been appointed aud qualified as Administrator
with the viii annexed ofthe Estate ofGabriel g rcsne,
deceased, lats of Bern township, Fairfield county,
ohio' All persons having claims against said Estri,
are notified to present them within one year duly an.
thenticated, and all persons indebted viii make inime-
diatc payment. SAMUEL JACKSON, Alm'tor.
January 10, l95j-4w36