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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-21
FOOEkING GLASSES.

EssVUkA 7
AMat all times Prepafed 20 furnish Looking Glasses in
Mahogany Walnut, Rosewood Frames. Looking Glass
Plates Picture Frames. also, Gilt Frames Picture
Frames general assortment of Pictures and Oil Paint
wholesale Fetal, the low prices. e
J. q. GEST,
-rnhsA4wins No awest Fourth atreef. Cincinnati. o.
6THKAPER YET!-Superhne and Buckvheat tiOurf
y ;1ni1 sale a. reduced prices % ]. W s. yfoKRRY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-21
THOMAS HEADEN -

}TTIZENS' Bank Cherokee Insurance Banking Com
" pany Plan and Mechanics and Lagrange Bank of
Georgia. Bank Chattanooga and Commercial Bank Nash
vile Memphis other Ranks of Alabama. Ten
nessee North and South Carolina taken
for Groceries, by S. Z. GILBERT & co
fab5- d. Syc. uea- Nate r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-21
PAYNEs MEAT SHOP

.s is pened for the the old stand OIL
Mo Fl stctreet, between Vine and Sycamore streets
Aus will keep constantly hand all kinds of fresf
Meats of tae and all of them at
prices Iwould be glad have calls my old
mers ami the public generally.
NJ p E
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-21

NIXON d GOODMAN,
Nos. II and 70 Wall ST., Cincinnati, %,
LJAvE on hand beautiful stock of PRINTERS PA
PERS. Cards Card Sheets. Black and oelored Inks
Bronzes Varnishes. Sc. which they offer ct
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-21

JoaS J. CHANDLER. JAMES HARLAN JR.
CHANDLER & HARLAN.
EOHNJ. CHANDLER AN ID JAMES HARLANJr. have
% themselves togehe partners in the practice
will all confded them One
or may always at their office Locust street
give counsel bust
ness. Prompr attention will be given to collections.
g.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-21
..lasu CONDITH0N or as1,.sS
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.

-e-i z--A1 --A JANUARY,1, 1856. ef
As presented te its stoskhoIders and made sgt in
anee laws of New York. Ohio EhtsnS, IMsiss
~s' .1 1e STATEMENT traA f5.zss,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-21

5iates, Picture Frames also Gilt Frames Picture
ings, at wholesale or teteil. at the loWestpTiees
mhs a4wins No West Fourth atree Gincinnati. b.
Z 6SHKAPER YET!-Superhne and BuckNheat fiOurf a
jani7 sac a' reduced prices % j. W. 5. ytGKERY
II rs the building fasSy put
by Mr. Hughes Water street next door Canal Bank
large of Of all sizes and kinds
ALsosed cO@forts g an sisss ssss
Mattresses made order anil guaranteed to give atisfac
ton Those good article viii please give US call
to our stock Main St. Canal Bank Evansville
oAay Fs'd JAMES ne dfE Eo% 1Rs Go BY
rnhs T. 4Is Main street. Louisville. KY.
n4A LBS Prime Lard 20 sacks superior brands
of Flour; 10 bushels PStaOss Ennis hist esss9 Tses ss
mh1 Garner of Second and Oak streets.
MEET iatas eA!NGLBS j. T. shf CO.. 5s
4%H ST lia sEt ~ si5 n5t H' prime ~ PEsToS BROS
apEcE.vED per steamer Rainb9w-ao boxes ass'd To-
4 mbt Oa''0' % 10 star i0p"''0 l. 4 D. uEGMANN
N Y Paper MsteR9 fSF sSls BY
Lump oheaPsR aS6 Sois F6sPsR Co
~ 1850 s9i5l1a Bs Bran and shorts;
saleby jaas ]. W. $. vICKERY.
yItJIIR The Undersigned keeps hands supply OF
PoseyviIle barrels the large small guam
I tity. j. >. JAQOESS d w.
4 jan IL tt. -
EpLEACHED COTTON.-loo eases cases. BlesShed @ Cotton
i , hand and for sale by JAMES Low 4 Oo.
| mhl 4iS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
I 6sUNDRIKs RECEIVED BY HEApEX. Main street
100 Roll Butser 20 SxlO Window Sash:
| 5000 leaf Lard: 10 - 9xl2
i Is bushels dried pples 10 9 I0xlz
doz sup Country made) HrOoms; 1 box Mustard:
| a. Hemp and Cotton Red Cords nest Wash Tubs
e7y-aoods deligeTed i to purchassrs fehs7
a HALF chests GuupOwder Tea; 5 do Imperial dc;
~ Young Hyson do; do extra Black do; p hoxe
3 l,S-orted Tsa for sale by COOK SON.
mht Corner Nam and % Flrst SIS.
z AWNS.-fO cases fancy Lawns; cases black Lawns
direct importation reed this day anu for sale By
--@f JAMES Low & CO.,
: uah6 AS Main street. Louisville, XIV.
BAiAPKH case linen Diaper. reed this day and 70
, b saie hv SMES Low & CO..
|. mh6 4ls Main street, Louisville, Ky.
tAsHNfE EEa FITS case Ca,hUaIettI reed this da
| nh6 Main street. Louisville. KY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-21

D,a EVERSON,s HEALTH RESTORATIVE,
Anti -Dyspeptie and Anti-Bi.ious Pills,
A SUPERIOR FAMILY PHYSIU. entirely Vegetable;
mild and pleasant their action thsv improve the ap
petite and give the digestive sad obvate Cos
iveness piles and all b iods Disorders Coles
ETC. Wholesale and re.sil by e-.-g u PAkh'
Cor. Fourth and Walnut streets. Cincinnati
w W ROBERTS, indianapolis.
Proprietor wM. K. EyERSoN. NJ. D., No z So; Sixt
treet. Philadelphia. noVt-d&w4n
LOOK HERE!
HEECEIv ED this day. at Rosers New Store. from New
ia York Co IS Express. beautiful lot OF
CLOTH MANTILLAS Ladies wishing have their choice,
~tL dediS .s1ls dsf O"'' RosER BROTHER FREY
8 noT2i TENNEY & SOKENSOS.-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
Preserve your Heaith.

IL issuld, "Weiive in n fast aEe,i and this may be
considered most emphatically so, when We reflect that
the average age ofthe generation thatis nov on the
stage, Is pItd at thirty-three years, Our fathers.
who have gone b~eforels, lived to the good old age OF
threescofc and ten. There arc but fsW however, Of
Life may be spun out to us, aud we live TO enjoy more
even than they, u we would take the precaution to
guard against The paladies ort the day. We are cub
Jected tothe dyspepsia, to costfveness, to dr0psy, 10
complaints ofthe kidneystof the liver. heart, and
stomacn, ana heed themt ipthe earlier stages, as little
are fastened uponns, aud . member OF the human
mmny y Yiiped oathe stage. THERE'S a ceftain cure
Of sagpelty Will allow himseifto 70 a day witholt nro-
yidi9g himself with DR.. HALsEY'S WINE and
Sold by KXUFFMAN x Co. Lancaster. oh,o1 :
September4, lS56--3mI9 Cir
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
Mr.. NRebster.Om the Death Iof hts Wife.
Ddniab Wsbstepto g.. b. tHaddock. 6,Atpe

Daniel Wsbstesto q. B. HadIock. 6,4tps
WAshISaroS, Msttehf Ell, 1a2s.
Ny Dear Nephew: | thank you for
your kind and aifectionate letter and as.
sure xod'its Suggestions are all in strict
sccordance with my own feelings. 1t
does not appear TO me unreasonableato be-
lieve that the friendships Of this life are
psrpetiated in heaven. Flesh and blood.
indeed. cannot Inherit the kingdom qof
God; but I know not why that which
constitutes Il pure source Of happiaesS on
lestth. fnlivid tal affection and love, may
not survive the tomb. Indeed, is not the
principle Of happiness To- the sentient be-
|lng essentially the same III heaven'and on.
'eartS? The fovs Of Col and the good be-
mrs wh5n Re has created. and the admira.'
ton. Of the matSrial universe which he has
rormei-can ;1ers be other sources Of
happiness than thSse 70 the human mind.
unless tits 70 alter. lie whole structure
and character? And es;sin, 1t may be as
ksI. how can this world b. rightly called
- scene Of probation and discipline. II the
affections. which we are oomps.. led to
rheiish aud cultivate here, are to lea,,a us
On the threshold Of the other world? Thsss
views, aud many others. would seen to
lead TO the belief that earthly affections,
PuEtfsdan a z xaEed, pre- Al, *, carry, with
rssto the abp II eof the blsseadar Yet, II
must be confessed that there are some
things n ghe Testament which may posi-
bly,. countenapee a different conclusion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
cure

r The EHitots Of the Richmond Republican. ofDee.
s4l5l ieSa, says that Cartet's, Spanish Mixture Is no
I'd with violent Mercurlal Rhoumatism who was CON
tinnally complaining OF misery III tho back, limbs
aud Jotnte;4=hise yesihad become feyerish and matte-
|ry, neck swollen, throat soar, aud allthe symptoms
OF Rhenunatlsm s combined with ~scrofula. Nv bot
tics of Cartef's Spanish Mixture cured him, and, in
an editorial noiice as above, the. bear testimony to
ifs wonderful fleets, and say their only ferreti IL. that
alsuncrlDg with disease Of he blood are not aware
ofthe existence ofsuch medicine. They cheeriully
See their certificate, and notice in full aroun d the
bottles. i Nht teti 81 t~lugIgTVC0f Ia
Dec47-imalr Sold BY lKAUFFMAN & CO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
sec staT9 lks III riOrss lktot.
The kef db l6S f5terie Report
pla,A hsat AZ IN dfIahd sur eved snt

NE Vi Ire i5Ierieys Hspdrt
tte'eA AFRsaA sur ysf dus
hstreh0lt sAd dp to9h sob OF Sep|emz|
tei la4t atl IS. 873.799 acres. exeInEte 81
eheol sections. The execution Of tie
'gfaisa,i6a aef me fSsssd snsny grave
questions ehicb call FOE the Interpretation
Of Congfsss. He sayrfti Is impoimnt that
the matter be pfomnl disposed 81. eiiher
by sMctioni64 and allfmfng The action OF
the land Qfiee 81 dise6tihS The pats6ts 10
be issadd 6ilheat "a Der isdpjrs mentse z
The Qusntily 81 laad AoId 48r cash du
ring the fiscal geaf, was over 8,950so00,
acres and The Receipts thgrelof IS, Beb,4l4I
She total amounl 81 Rad disposed mis- a.
yer 30.O00,OO0 acres. He suggests ans-
eessiLy Tor further power oein9 gfantsdstel
the Commissioned Of Pensions to suspend
and diminish and discontinue pensions
when the reasons for granting them has
wholly orspartially cedsedN
The npmbersOf pavshts issued within
the year win propabIy reach 1900. The.
report says thai dufing the present admin
istratioi SO Indian treaties have been ne
gotialed, 9Oof which rsmsin 10 be- acted
upon by the Senate. BY these treaties
Indian titles have been extinguished 20
nearly rs. 900 acres o land. The aggre-
gate money consideration therefor is Sill
184,-238. sea
The Indians within our, borders are sup
posed 10 number about 100000. The
process Of civilizdlionamong the Indians
has sIrnadv kaa1tsN alSs6 10 haon;
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
NIoARAqUA,-A WASHINGTON oorreapOn.

NIoARAquA,--A Washington correspon.
dent Of the New York Times says:
a"l(the President refuses TO continue
the recognition Of the Walker Government
IL is announced that Douglas. Cass. and
other manifest destiny men viii oppose
and defsat the confirmation Of the recent
treaty with Great Biitiap. relative to Cen.
trail Ametie1. Our government has 70.
. gaized the pew Government Of Nicara-
qua. NOT oply by reoeiviag Will and Hsiss,
bat also BY q despatch from Secretary
Marcy, relative 10 q circular Of the ,Ehro-
pean Powers on ~therighH Of neutral YES
sells u d.privateering TO which Nicaragua
replied, fully endorsing NJ, Marcy's posi-
ton on these points. There is an evident
discrimination 70 kick up q general row
with the President as soon as Congress
meets. If he failseto receive Ferrer."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

AP UecHAsE or UNIrED STATES Srocks.-
Tt 5Acretary 81 tho Treasury oiFsrs Ia
purchase, between this and tho 81 81
March. the sum OF ~. 500. 600 Of stock Of
losRs Of tho United States. and viii
! pay therefor, in addition 10 the iateresl
accrued from the date Of the i,N semi.an
nual DIVIDEND o. interest thereon. together
with one days Additional interest. Tor the
money % reach the venier. the following
rstss 81 premium ON sail stocks: For thr
stock 81 1914. 4 premium Of ten per cent
For Tho stock o. i8l7 and i84e a premi.
um If sixseen per cent. and fot the atoct
ofi851, commonly called Texas indemni
~ stool, . prsminm Of six per sent. 9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
WEy win Won su0e,T7

Read the Testimony ofDf. II. r. LEON. M. Drurriht.
Fayette Court House, AlSbama ,JhuelB ,I6S8. III 4
u Dear S~lr--NHOaapd,s German Bineis have done
wonders In This section. Ayouth, a4h'n'of d. M HUB
bert, ESQ.,, Ofihis county had bvBnfor several munths
under the care Of tho best practitioners without re-
lief, aud tho case tep0rted' %dbdbtfuI, and fhe young
man although scarcely abe n get about, commenced
With the Bltters. He -four a 50 much relief from ne
cure was Elected, Heis now perfectly yell and stout.
B an phg use ths Rittsrs arc satisfsd lsifk fGem.
TusKEeEE, Ala. Jan. 1, Saskatchewan FowLxn
said. ssrhe Bltters arc selling we'll, and think they
VII eontlape 40, ,as they give good satisfaction TO
soldby NAUFF MAN & Co, flrug tstLaneasiet
ohiosand hy all Druggists generally Dec, 4--1m5I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

FALLtSdl IN ov AN oMk BANK.-The
Warren (rrumbhIl ccsRty.D Dsmocss.
gives ths following particulars Of the o..
wing ia0f An ifoa ore bank ia Hubbard.
on theisih ut. byVbic6 al I'D man nam.
edDsly, and his SON aged n years, were
buried The father noticed The earth piy-
ing way but neither coGld get out Of the
way. Persons came to the rescue, aud
found the Old nanicbmpi9telys imbedded
save hiA head, On being exlrioated, four
ribs we're found broken, and other ssrious
Filjariois indicted. In about M hour
more the boy was reached. being 4hen III
sensibl,, and about six feet under ground,
without 4 spare iHScb ofrobm. and his hat
and hair pinned down By 4 nass of oreroI
several hundred pounds weight His spine
was injured, hs win probably recover.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

An osstvlsp MAU-Tn 4 quiet little
village on tho Western Reserve. in Ohio,
saws the Prescott Transcript. there lives a
nan. who. pb~vsiolooically considered Is
certainly one IL lie wonders Of NE world
His Joints are com pletsly ossified, turned
10 bone. and he is not capable Of making
the sliohtest movement. sxeept ~alternately
onenino and s6uttino Two fingers Of Ms
rimoht hand. His body IS As ri7id as iron. +,
and l. eouldn't ne Bent forward or rback.
ward without brakius some of his bones.
,:,is ain o,,lar process Of ossIiostion has
yo;, ~ in his system for mof9 Than
"een Esis now about F0rtvlsix
ewe"tyysSyW Ldaus lSp.,f badSths uske al His
years o't' ans wAlk. siha6sbs was
nMos' 80 'uSs " Am menssa AIS,
n'neseeu,t c~ss.ucsNyl ,sll5 sStaniI;bS h.
90 ms AnKlsjS'n's' erae'r n, III ~ u.
sen nIouyh MS system na% SsLssphsen
EsIeiy he'P,ess; lpas snd In
wnoi,N unuef ny mp!neF : cArs..t ah;rL
Washes over nam WIN; IN An1leIS csbou,
on'y : mtnes esn .sssd w "
swen'yu'e yee'S " - pSp"'ne tsn.IEei.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
lucky NuMBERs,

,tVHE drawing 10 PERH6MS FoURT H cRrar
S50n, QUO 0kFTENTERPRFSE viii lake, place
on the Sseth Of February next. The snbssriber has on
baud anu Tor sale, OF the regular price,a quantity
c1s,nvoynN AsPtun. and warranted as Lucky or
Prlze Ticrrr,. The MEDIUM has never been known
ii err IN Ma 1yedisA 'Qns. Price Of icketssONE DoL-
s.R risH."o Pt~sISe for $40. AnNorders 6y mail
promptly attended 10. \ pply 70 or address lL 49,
tJrUN ODD DOcI0Rf.AMks {. MARVIN,
Dec. ll-6w3e No. S3I Broao way, New York City.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
coNnRRsSIoyAI.

~ al
WAsHtsa1oN, Dec, o.-Ine oeaa.e !
not IN session so:nay having yesterday al
j~osrped ove. nnua Monday:
tlovsE.-,ne 9gss.on peaatns was 'he
admission o "e''ue'i' asa ielsgs'e from
htnsas
MT fnelps stated that = MINORITY Of Mr.,
h'.nsIa,s '..-nas were "a the ,l.y; AMI
= g.ene npsfse*s can o. she ttouse was
Ordered, /. sr1eFto g,sstips 70 tins se-
sen.leato fea9e sne tash.
fstsfsmovgp sps' we gepvYm1h P,V
eeeeltoShra pr ssiscuolfo' seas no
oein5 apev memoes' neYeFhfa Que, ana
theteo'9 tnoygns} we feq9fss 2~fe4sonlo'e'
LEV oolsc.ed. ~
% l'oSss men vosea on me Peaa.ng
4usst'on o. uro" mouon 70 tay on .no
Table; Inc motion % reconsider Tue vote, ~
when me fiou 9 on monday, rs'useu 'hal
nllpela spontl 1e sworn as 9e1sssse
IRON htuses. wnicn was
neSvuye. ivs against
~ : ltlenas os'og 70 sns mslosny.
2 OF ~iehnessee' m0'cu sae previous
question.
u'is'ngs mossu = os'l =. s,o .T..I
wnas. mn sas Sslsso ! .;
"h9 Aossnst ~ nay : sne I1e !. rnas.
fpp les yns f~s'pQplseens now pisy me game
c0Rnsncsd ~ we psmocrsss
pssylsop sppssisu y gsnsis"isn - ot'"
l9h sAsE ssn.ss a Am
IA Yoipe ron Yhs Dsmogrf.lc Sue y Ing
rAVys WgI.Fs'ne m.oIlisy now Guy ~
t x s,V sgsy 2 ,,,;.,
AsFssVp moysu az Nn'ci
asIsisa Y ! nssanss .has
IS gspsEst s'nssns, gle .ul.ner cpn
FnssH,sp.g W. rs2'S 'a'l9Ss - P0s'
9a y ~ vsIi1 X. II.
~ ! Y,.ep osllsp Y. sn1 EY%agep n ~
Ys;1ens saspal. m'sss mn. NM ,i ,o,.s
d Sis.b So"a 'i n.y. ~ ''s'" 00u 1"Yi
nj trS AeJ efu
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
LOSTii

On Saturday afternoon. a moroccopock-
ct bo0k containing one s. note. one 81
and some "a cents in change. Any per-
son finding the same lwillplsase leave Il At
this Office to whom shall besgiven a lire
raj reward and the thanks Of the owner
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
" PROSPECTUS FOR 1851, N
The Saturday Evening Post.
2 ESTABLISHED AUGUST 4. fse1

Jwrauu aIt1,A -..IL u. ...I ..TI
~. Puunsnets OF tnls oid ana hrTay established
me gho,ct 70 thelr Yircgra4Ho ioTtfe co1nhhf6k year:
SuneiIed Win Pslflcs, Che claims Of Htertufe vii
pS WY Wan eyer appreciated blythe reading world.
" nave tnereinre already made Arrangements with
the. following brilliant list OF w~riters;- tDflii 10
Vim. How'll, (of England, y Alice Gary, +. s. Arthur.
Mrs. Southworih, algustine DueannoI Mrs. Dem
isoh, the author of,sziiiah.v &c. q T1igsi3~L
uary naxt. the foilowiSg S,i~ISdl N0veistsH i
y u
- eM0 SNS-s0 MSMo"
~ WfsLtA9 Hewfrrl author Of sRura Life In Eng
and 1'tsHomes ofthe Poets,,'&c., &c
Ihisis Q story'of Australian Life. NJ. Hewitt having
Ing l%seif with he pnoysl anS ro sas SS|ss s. e SsqS unaSr
which nature and society present themselves In that
singular region. 20
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

- FETF - = W.
Yon tbs Grst raft lnled on a Dutch
Possession. inhabited by natives. who
give them so bld a reception that they re.
Z solved at once to start intD the interior of
aths country on foot. After = painful
march of several hours, they slept in a
S wool, where they suffered greatly, from
insects and@the next day finding no place
OF rest, they could think Of nothing hetter
8 than making their way back to THAR raft,
but they loun1 that the natives hal taken
away THAR sail. ami bsing, therefore, una!
Bile to quito sea-. they were glsl to pass
iathe night in an empty hut. o the 1861
~gthanatives took them to the comman1a AMI
ofIhe Dlteh Tibton Company, who rel
Z oeiyed them very kindly, an ssva them /
iIsost. with a letter to some, natives, order.
ingthem TO cenduol the party to PArimari
'6obDJ They len on the 2)th. and on III.
Goth landed safely at Paramaribo, the cap
A.iel Of tho Dutch Glyans, q. town of 90,
600 Inhabitants, situated about 400 ikiIo
mstres northwest ~ Cayenne, and min,
2 kllometrea from tho sea; There they werI
81 kindly 'reatsd by the authorities, AMI warI
y as surprised as delighted 10 find their Gv,
"a friends who were the first to escape from
the Dsyil's Island. Tho other fourteen
man on the second raft also arrived at Par
= amarillo on the 29th, Tho Dutph author
ities not knowing whether they were or
,dlHary conyicts or polilical convict. though
rights TO keep them 10 prison. where the,
We're up TO September 30th, hut they werI
10 be released two DAYS later,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
PgsTndia bas r%econtly bean vilil.d 1

RTsTndiA has recently been visited by
two terrible sGourges -cholera and innu6.
daliops, The cholera has ragged Ia the
most western part Of tue country, pprincci!
pally betwesa Arga AMI Lahore, Eve thou
sanl having fallen victims TO Il III Araya
10 Eve months, Disasters from innunda,
iions have been less fearful. The indus
the GlaSes an their branches hsys over
h}ysd a great extent Of country. Eatirs
cities have iisappeaFed, and tie iosses ar,
immense Its Tor SCIENCE TO seek III.
causss which, hgys pgoiqc9i such dread.
fnl inundatiensi in India AMI Europe at Al
most the same Time.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
oNE WEEK LATER IRON EURoPE
ARRIVALo or rus ARA1IA.D

uAttfAA, Dec' Ne s'eAu
Ola rom I'ye'poo'. win rstes
70 'ne z@q u.s;. arrived 1sss shsI ."sn
noon, en- route lot Dosson. one EAon
ing afternoon 2. saturday pZ,a,zs
vAssAAl srshl'vss M
e's WI qu's sr,aV.s .,ssie'
Q rum respees'ns enc lns'aohany o.
sne A~pg'o-r5eacp ai'lsece, pau ossaPpeaS
Gu, 1afns s'sel uu'3ng Ivy Nsy
ns]sy ons Pr eep. nf'9s ,gul usys
Isam9 ume post afucisg ~ SoHme9pe nay
sEPys'enceae cmeck' Mt, BUSINESS was
aoa%a'sot Y Dfl.se 3setupenl
nay osposs1 ~ ny ts.ep o
utae soaeuinss sp.1sss Jug easnep WIN
view 70 sscs'ss,o .,s oes' p''ce '' isy
'"g 'ne 'e,esIaPn cape
Aas SonsaaOss lot sne wnsas Iao's WIS
s'gnsa' IN nsnlon we ~ u 1eie.
.sgu.o 1 aa,Sa'lvp Z sAPcsseu 70 20
saso'er oy .ns ~ - 10y -
tePg,sea "'fanSt mese e."eeo me
.2osIoons mas iIiea. Is
Siesu = opNa was yep "a me ua.s as =
~ tsM~ solsosos cisseY'' PNsy, 4niSn
was ner evsn'iul apiic tiVn' aqI sne
marr,tge o. aer 70 tne eiues'
son q we tn.ants' Don Juap. +
a rePaoican movemsns nad saken
playe 70 SPAN 2. mataga. ING ga!r'son
a"o usen a''"c NE ~ persons P.os'",m'na
~ nFPqol'c. Inc troops resisted mem
and order was soon restored; five Of th'
mss.gentsswens kired.
SIns s"sns u~is.urolncss aau assures
Msaflu' and numerous arros'S wsr'
msue amppS me lTwei G'nsscs' +
M
Ine lass no.ss sem y o~opsnnsgsn ?!
pvussla ano AusIri"; nH'ng me tosn 3
: Decemoer a. ne perlou wnen nose 2
ess WI or'ny Tue question 81 'ne oou Y
Daes, before Fne ue,man D,es-
ssLAsllsoALS Nos pou
s9neseel , " "s"up enaes ns ova a.
! iom .,s uose.ninsns sne u.sn,ssal !
tue Engnsl shIPS from 'ne DosPnorous'
SSAAhholA
L~iyEHpooL, nov' -Ane DroAer
Ei1caa1r quosss ihs oDSsSn .pslsss a. ~
et; prices are gsnsEaW aSpspgS q
csPHng snAs lpwsr q%a1'.es navs ueYnne
lSO.s I00 safes tOr tile week nave Gee
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

f1-The coming sugar crop ofthe State
OF Lcuisiqna is estimated At $4,000 hogs
heads. This IS the smallest crop, save
one, that has ever bsen raised there. The
produce cfi854 was 3a5 B35. bids Ths
largest crop vas that Of 1e5aA449S a4
hhds. Thlf0f 1856 though small. vas.
owing 70 tho Increase 10 the prize, more
valuable. It, gain was Sls,O05.0Ro.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
N~otioete allSEhomifmn,v ooRcern.

N0TtCE ieherebY given, that there IA DOW pending
before the City Council ofthe City OF baneaster,
an OVdinanee providing for tho nurbing OF tue side-
hwalksand paving the, cutters OF that part Of ltrdSd
street, lying betw6en Mulberry and German arrests
smdo rdinancett laid over toF four weeks, q the ex.
aetlon, All persons thefeforelwho sKalf claim dam.
ages atsing from said inprqvAmqah are required TO-
forth thS atn0nnt ~ damages BY him., her or thefn |
dlaimldl Fithin two weekg after The expiratlon- OF tho
time required forthe bubiicatlon'of said notice. sd
Dee. no3w3el eGsSzWILLlAMs City Clerk, |
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

There are now upwards Of twelve hun.
dred miles Of railroad ia operation ii
Spain.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

LoNpor, NS~sns
dull; Welsh rails AMI W.,
on borrd, Ear 81; SCOTCH pig on the
Clyde It's 81.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

VNTILLiAM HowfTT. The Reiterated 9EnrIish
Wv aNtiors writes for Tbs srnirdav E6snine Posf,
TALLENGETTA, or H. s~QUATTERfs H01fE.
See Prospectus N another place. Decl. :