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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
Dn. SMITHS CRYSTAL GALyANIc BATTERY.

DIX. NWI IT = IK1NI M UfI9FTft'I' - IT,
This Battery never cleaning Ruts s4 aoaIs VIZ
.nt then al oos Of cent aid one minute rns
80 40 op continually. ,e IN CO; arc
fion vito M Drect Alternating Cuiie9 M4GsEIc MA
sru.E GI2 Th 60 have the Biue Nitro battery can
b.vs N am renlsre6 with the Crystal Battery for ~
Dr. SMITHS fLLcTRoCBEmicsL Bath
A.. - ~ ~ zane n, Dciple Price S65 with full instruc
tio,s SAN d oMi'"' r. r. :, V
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
SEE ADVERTISEMENT
u
PVBtiC SALE
Of
Coal LANDS ~ PHiLtDELPHIA.
CIRTAIN MATrRIALs AND WINDOW SHADES,

HUSBANDS CALCiNED MAGSEsIh is thrce
the sueugh Of the i-sness, aud Is lear OF IN
pleasant ts1te Foar fTst-pTemirrn silver medals and
kods Fair awarded being the be-. in .he market
For sse b, tn Drussss generally aid vi eesae by the
Naturer r. J. HUsBAAD, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
To WHOLESALE

TO WHOLESALE
AND CoVSTRY DRUGGISTS
BARNES PARK.
No i Broadway n invite the attention Of cOss buyers 10
their iulmeI sgock Of European aid American
PArENT HFDICiNES,
The complete in either hemisphere a. and be-
Low prices by the dozen package or 100 gross
Esr.Is PARK y V. Cncinn iii and Sau Francisco
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
~antaster @aattts.
CITY OF LANCASTER.
Principica OF Inc American Parry Of Obi

Principlcs ofthe American Party ofOhio.
Z. TIE nhHmned Frssdoz Or Rsfigien disecuneet-
cd v1th politics -Hosuiity 20 ecclesiastical influences
anon she ad4trs o. Government-kqualtty oitshtA
% atinaturaiiied kmigrantswho are tAorpngew IN
srieaAiIsd, and We no tempotal nDskDhnoee nv
n No in,srfersaeo wish the rIghso Of eititenship Al,
ready aoauired by Foreigners, and the pro.eostYn %
law TO ali who honestly. emigrale IRON "a sfdi0Ss.
and 4 vsfasaI to e4fsnd the right Of srDr4gs 70 sIseAg
ssns Aersaftsr until they shall have rssloeey N sspis
Ia The q Slater and complied with Na'urahIAioh
n onno,tion 10 all political organizations eou,po..-
"a s,etu,ivsfy of Forsignsrs, and 10 F0rsgn NH
VayY csmpaHiss, and 70 all attsnpts 70 sIstgas tRs
BiSis JrSn ths SshSSis sHPpsrtsd Sy "' 9Ses
4. StaysryNiS IosaI-not NaioHal'-.We oppose ~,
axtsnsionin any OF the te ritories,isnd the increase o,
As poliicsi power by the Admissioninto me 9hlSn w
any Slave State or Otherwise, and We deuahu . y, ny
General Government an immedlate reaross . ~
trsaat wrongs which have boon indicted upon the
cause OF Freedom and the Amsrlean saatss o. ~ -
Ahe repeal OF ihe Missouri compromnss, ena ~ ~
Vroductlon Of Slavery Into KausSsl IN Vloiatloh " .4r.
JbT force Of arms, and the dsstruohonoi =
& In hnmbie Initiation OF the wisdom OF Washint,
ken. We. oppose all Intervention IN to ans,s an
Foraign statoss yet on all proper oecAslonst ID
not Withhold our sympathy rSHi say p'yPD
"a Wa support American Industry and gsniua a.
gsinsi the adverse policy Of ForeiEn naNoh I, ~.
facilities 10 internal and eNieInai epHlss am con.
advancement OF Rivers and Haroors ano sne ~. y,
.a.pesion OF National Roads uniting me various seS'
ions OF tho Unict; (, /. rad, ,sr,s.v
aIIy q faitA1aI allegiance 70 the Constu p.t,.neA,
=, IN stats policy We zeelously advocate hssr.n on
Ia RsformEam modification Of the pressht oP,
nressiYe system OF TGxaiion ana 9 hoSfA
Public Schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31

Lnnenster mnrkefs.

GAEErrs 0FFIcE, Jan. 81. i856.-oul
quotatioasthis nothing are as follows
Wheat. $1,20@i25; Flour, eT@7. BOZ
Corn, 1890; Bye, 10; Oats, s5cis; Clo-
yer ssed7none; Timothy seed z 0o@4.o0;
Potatoes, 8 eentsi Flax seed. 100; But
ter, 12gi5e; Eggs, IS cents; Salt. 2.25a
100; Beaas-nons; Soaps, 5000; Coffee,
1sia15e; Tea, 5O@10O: Molasses. 5octs.
Sugar. 8aiOs. White Fish, Is dollars per
bsrrsl; Piekerel I0.00to 1e. 90; Ricesta9,
Vinegar, 1895 cents; Tobacco, 95a35cts
Hay. $500 $50; Tallow. lol per n.
Whisky, 33e; Wool, 90a33c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
rnnr.dar mornlnx Jan, 81. 1885
NnrIoE.---A Chanse.

1 have This day sold to JoHS A. COL
Inns, ESQ. the entire Gazette establish
msut. with its Books and Accounts, who
will continue the psper as Proprietor and
Publisher. Mr.. Collins is one Of the old,
est citizens Of Fairfield man OF
sterling integrity and worth--snd we can
assure our friends that the Gazette VIII
lose acme Of its interest in his hands. The
Editorial Department will remain under
1hs control Of the undersigned.
GEO. w. Mao ELRof.
Lancaster, Jan. 81, 1856.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
From New York.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 29th.--The Tribune
publishes a letter from Governor Reeder
in reply to the Presidents Message on
Kansas affairs. He says the message as
sails himself and his constituents, and
therefore imperitively calls for a reply
Having seen our people tramplsd on, OPP
pressed and robbed, on the one hand, By
tho invaders Of the soil, and en- tho other
by the influence, authority and officers Of
the present Administration; and after hay
ing witnessed the cold-blooded murder of
unarmed and unoffending citizens by an
officer Of the Administration, who is not
only unmolested by tie laws and unrebuk-
ed by the President who appointed him,
but who has perhaps strengthened his Off.
cial tenure and enhanced his chances oil
promotion by the act, II is not at all. sur
prising that we should by the head of that
Administration be misrepresen.ed andper.
verted. X,
In relations to his contested seat in the
House he says he viii be prepared to meet
the arguments of the Message when the
case is heard, and as the House is the sole
constitutional judge Of the qualifications Of
It's members, he trusts tte minds Of the
members will be unbiased, and that whoth
or the discussion by the Executive of some
points involved, has been made, because
they were incidental to another subject, OF
aimed and intended to prejudice his claim,
he hopes that in either ease both sides may
be heard before q decision. For a discus
sion of the Message he bides his time, ex-
pecting from the clearness of his exclusive
title to the seat in the House, to have an
opportunity to expose the misstatements oil
facts, and the errors of law and logic
which il contains.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
New York Marker.

NEw YOgE, January 9a-Plour--Martet Sor COM
mon Sin silhIn grade: maIk sfisA shade nrmer. with a
fa'rdslnand Tor bomo consumption aud f0f Sling c0h-
traets. Shippers are not buying 20 apy great sxtSHi.
At 1919 81 for sOmnOH 30 oxitA State; 3 s5J48 a.
fer mixed 20 fancy aud low grades Of extna Mich
igsn, Indiana, Wisconsin, Ilin9is had Ohio. 80 .
100 hes sslse Gsassse; Chs market closing arm bgi
quiet.
wheai-MarSetarmsr, with be,terdemsnd forhoms
a9ni1np.Ign and esP0n. There Is only = moderate
stock offering, snd thu supply Of good ard prime par
eols Is quite limited. Sales inelui 10 J 300 bushels Red
Soathsrn N ts4k@s: 900 bushels White at 90; 10,
se Red Slheago sud AiiTankie AZ @Ss %; and e.
ON ptims White Canadian AZ , 49,.
corH-Tisrs IS a moderate demand. ard NO msT.
kstiss -hade nrIner. Sales include IL Geo bash west
erp Mixod nj o.,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31

-
TIE Board met pursuansto adjournment.
on Tuesday. January i0sb, A1d continued
in session four dAys.
Present-Messrs. Lsdj. Steele. Mus.
grave, Worlhingson, Stedmm, Waddlo.
Krum, Green, Bustles, and BArker-beinN
a full Board.
Prssidsaf-Mr. LADD, in the Chair.
Sserefay--G. SPRAGuE.
The Board proceeded to consider the
proposals laid before them, for the loca-
sion Of the nexi SIa.e Fair.
Proposals were banded 10 fom Cleve
land. and from Hamilton, Ohio, with a
satisfactory guarantee altaehel 70 each, for
the payment Of the usual subleription Of
$4,000, together with grounds to he fdrn-
lshed free Of charge.
Proposals were presented from other
places, but were moi accompanied BY ihe
proper guarantee for paymentof fubscrip-
ton. Il was decided to hold the next
State Fair at Cleveland. commencing on
Tuesday. the 23d OfSeptember next hold
ing four days.
The Board proceeded 70 the revision OF
the premium list, and the appointment oil
awarding committees.
The tirst premium OF $50 was awarded
to Peter Melendy. Of Mt. Healthy, Hamil-
ton county. for the best cultivated and man
aged farm. Staten mt Of mode Of culi-
Walton. with outlays and ineome to be pub
lshed IN tho Annual Repor. Of the Board
for 1855.
Applications were received from sundry
persons. for premiums on field crops. soms
of which were not made out in conformity
to the rules Of The Board, and upon which
no awards were msde. Awards were
made to the following persons. they having
complied with tho rules:
To VIM Perry. Of Montgomery county.
for best acre ofoa's yield 70 bushels.
$50.
10 Thomas Gardner, Of Iawrencs eoun
y. for hes; acre Of beans, (Jisld go bush.
els, )--3e0.
To Henry Ridenour. Franklin county
for best half acre of potatoes (yield LOG
bushels )--s2o4
To E. S. Willard, Cleveland, for best
acre Of sweet potatoes Gyield IS bushels
TO John Kelley. Of Cleveland. for g,
best do. yield 53t bushels. SO.
To E. S. Willard. Cleveland, for bost
aero Of Onions, [yisld 227t bush. s1e.
To A. w. Livingston, Franklin county
for 81 best aero Of Onions, yield l2C
bushels. SO.
To Thos. Gardner, Lawrence counly.fo
best acre. Of Corn Fodder. yield 1o,43l
lbs, sic.
Tho President appointed B. Sledman o
Cleveland, and r. W, Steele of Dayton
members Of the Executive Committee 70
1856, making tho Committee TO consist Q
Messrs. Ladd, Sledman and Steele. Tn
grounds will be selected at an early perio.
for the State Fair. and the revised premi
um list, and other publications, issued a
the usual time.
WM- II. LADD, Prssiasnt.
G, SPRAauE. Cor. Sse,y.
Columbus, Jan. 10, 1856.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
Assault upon norace Greelsr.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29th.-As Mr.. Gree
icy, Of the New York Tribune, was com
ing from the Capitol this afternoon, he was
attacked by Mr., Rust, of Arkansas. who
with. his fists inflicted several blowson Mr..
Greeley's head, and afterwards as he was
approaching the National Hotel, Mr.. Rust
struck his arm severely witha stick. The
assault, It is presumed, wax in consequences
of certain structures ina Washington letter
in the Tribune, Of Monday, on Mr.. Rust's
proposition in the House requiring the
candidates. for Speaker to withdraw from
the contest.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
PhIIndeIphia mnrkei.

Pvt tDELPEt.. Janaary g0-Cotton arriving ra-
.ber more freely but the demand l. ] limited.
ClrgerSrsii. s~;trsrtiag moro alten,ion; pricssheve
81 ssper6fpounds.
Flour continues exceedingly quite and prices arS
siaadi! maintained; little or 20 export dsmand; 100
bbl-. sold At - % FOR standard aud good brands,
and - Sn@ for srtrs and fancy.
Whsstisig gooi demand and buta limited am"Vnt
o9erins' s.les ef3GfD bushels 10 lVts a. 81 95Ds O9
e2OJ fOr White.
Corn Is IN Esadv demand si our last 1soistfnnf.
3.000 bushels fold yclioa Solda At go. Ahohf. and s00
bushyis ~ new IN store ~ re; IGCO bahhsls Of old
neg tniged sold sts3 rents.
whiskey lnl; smell ,ales OF Eastern at Is cents,
snd PFisOB at sieeuts.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
Cincinnati MARKET.

CiS,i1sVTf. Jauu.y ea--FLoUR-Ghers was q
good icIrand Tor Flour Again to-day, and the market
was 6fm- The sales included 2OU. 800. $50, 100 and $50
barrel. Al ! %: 20 and IS 10 u IS. A sale Of S0bAgs
Back wheSt IT ~ = 100 rs.
HoGs-Ths marx stis nrm, With ssiessf2 $50 head,
In lots. st SIS.
PRoElslOSs--Ssles OF 50 barrels nsss POrk Al u,
75;l00 doEt 1T.5G: 200 green Shoulders al X 600
do HAm 81 20. EHd / 100 DO do at IKE.
W|HlsKEf--The MARKETS arm, with ssles Of 900
barrels Al 95e. q $50 do from wagons at IKE. Tbs
demand exeeedsths supply.
cHEEsE-Ths demand Is good q. ok oCnts, with
sales o. 500 boxes.
BUTTER-A sale Of 10 barrels good roll At ete.
sUGAR--The mark OF is uuchsn9ed, with a moder-
ats demand at fun rates.
COFFEE-Saies o. 90 hsg snt129t2k cents.
&oLASSES-A sale ofg0 ibis al 4B34ts.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31

LIABILITIES. !.
Unsettled Claims for Loss0s and notdao, =. Si76, Oe1 a

The Atna Insurance Company presents IL patrons
the very satisfactory condition, OF q large increase In
Cash Asssts. for the further sAeuhty oftheir policies
all oar Investments being placed NJ the minimum mar
the slahdsrd u Elano. They ase:either prime dividend
paying stocks, or good, valuable ard clean lhxestJnsnts.
yielding moderate interest and income. Tho standard
bass on which the Assets have bssD valued, bssng 0oti
AZ fa'srtst. Besides This sehdity, the Company calls
ing the means Of presenting united phGanK Of SIps-
psrienesd Usdsreritsys, which has worked for Thirty.
seven year, the happiest fe5alta 70 stock holders, and
claimants for lpsses--and enables 1t TO enter the yeaf
l1S6 with greater prestige for future usefulness thaa
Cooperation. All business attended to with despatch
and fidelity. =. VAN TRUMP, Age6t.
Lancaster, January "a. IHsS-tm95-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31

CoUsrERFErr oLplDoLLARs.-Counte
fell gold: dollars Of the following descrip,
lion are in circulatio1:-"Itis of the SMALL
or Of the two sizes Of the coin. As COM
pared with the genuine, it is shade dark
or and off less delicate finish. The points
ofthe stars are not so sharp, and there is a
general bluntness of the r%elisfs. The date
ofthe piece to which we refer is 1853
There is no ring to it when dropped on a
hard substance, like that which is attached
10 the legal dollar. '--ZanesviM Courier.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
CATALOGUES, CATALoaUCSr

TNHEsE can be had u me on application, after the
4 l5tl Of January, 1856. Now Is the time 10 make
!eur selections, IA Spring Is the time for planting will
soon be upon Us. Ia my Catalogues nothing are
named bn, what we have actually On haad and for sale;
a thing of much importance Hilhthose wanting Trees
ana Plants, As it sEvss disa appointment aud rsgrst 10
purchasers.
For convenience, these catalogues okn also be Sb-
tanned OF the following persons, viz:
Taylor & Holm sc trtpi; ti2f & Bro. LoetTille;
Dr.J.B. Potter Winchester; Esq. Andrews, Lthopo-
lis; Post Master Pickeringt1n; Reber 81 kutZ Lancss-
ter; J. H.. Sunderman Amanda; j. G. Nourse Rush
vile; Leohnsrd & Bro, Basil; Post Master. Pleasant
vile. N. u. Please send in your orders early.
SAMUEL CoFMAN,
Spring Grove Nurseries, near CARROLL, Fairfield
County, Ohio. Jan. 10, 1ss5-3m3ds
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AGESTS

TENO obtain subscriptions for lha most valuable
works ever offered, Irciag's LIE Of Fashfagtoa;
Lossing and RiEliaas National History Of the U4fsd
Stats~; TAe Prirate Correspondence sfHsarY ClGs, BY
G. Cotton, L.L. d., containing over 500 letters never
before published.
Agent are wanted in sTary section for the above,
and other works. To capable men liberal terms Civ
en-. c. ~. SERVER,
ca. WeSt3ri Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
January 10, 1s55-2ru36
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
tFrom the Sew Yot Times.l
New York Cattle Market.
WEDxEsDlT, Ianaary ., rs

etasEsT PEtcKs YoH rms WEEK.
BErgEs-Thes are sold BY thehssd NJ = price EQUAL
y ps value per psand ofths estimated Wefzbi VI bsef
10 the qEs Fters. The hide ana tGiiov or sanh-quArtegi
- hotsonntsd 10 this martetAs Ills 20 Boston.
Fh1 avsrags prices to-day, ~ compared with last
wsskf are abOht kr4k e lower.
FIRST quality l0k to liz cents.
EftrA god H. zI2E eeHfs.
H-diam st5Dt6k cent?.
Poorest, s0sE cents.
BItfsW sales oysr 10 cents Or under Q eeats. "a
SHsyg avn BBNEs-CommOn Shesp and LamhsEYor.
age a3e7; KKtrado ssBl9
HOGS-AlleTton reports live hogs st5k AGE cents
gross slaughtered bogsT46sA cents, nsf.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
The Mnil.

BALrrMokE, Jan. 96.-NewO Orleans pa
pers Of Saturday last have come TO hand.
with dates from Galveston to the 18th,
inst, The weather continues very cold
throughout Texas. AtAustis they were
cutting Toe four inches thick. Ths Sea Ser
peht had appeared off Corpus Christi.
Advices from Rio Grande report the
Mexican f~rottier quiet.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
The Crisis

The history of nations prove that con-
ficting elements but too frequently arise
which interrupt the harmonious workings
of Governments, and thus conspire IN de-
s,roying the peace of society. The hlsto-
nv Of our nation has taught US . like les
son. Several periods of great natonal
disturbance have marked our existence In
the space Of ssventy-six years. Our con
fic.s with foreign powers were oil less mo-
mentous consequence than were the sew
sral periods Of internal agitation. The con
tested election, in the Electoral College. OF
Mr.. Jefferson over Aaron Burr, very near
" plunged US into internal war. The MIS-
souri Question couvulsed tho entire nation;
and the attempt Of one State to nullity the
acts Of the General Government. created in
the minds Of all patriots fearful solieitude
for the perpetuity of our Union. The pa
trio,ism-the wisdom and prudence of onr
statesmen, and the conservative sentiments
OF the people triuinphed, and we passed
through those threatened perils unhsrmed,
A crisis Of fearful import is novapon US.
The poo Pile. We know. are now as highly
conservative IS at any former period. Are
The public mon Of this day less patriotic
and wise than were their predecessors!-
Wa hope not. This winter the Eegisla-
tors Of Ohio have to perform a momensous
duty in the election Of q citizen to repre-
semi, in part, the interests of our State md
Of the Nation in the Senate of the United
States. In the discharge of this duty, the
people demand Of their representatives. the
exercise of high patrioLism-ot wisdom
of prudence, and topoudor well the claims
-(not claims, for no one can claim, but
qualifications Of the respective candidates.
Legislators we demand Of you the selection
of a citizen whose intellectual endowmentf
place him far above msdiocracy, (for. re-
member, that Me JoAiss Of a osaE man are
alvays potent for mischief, and poa0srle's
for good, lone whose mind is expansive
fully to understand the interests Of Ohio
and her confederate States-whose patri'
btism is not the boisterous pretension of q
pot-house politician, but that pure and ele'
waited sentiment which leads him to sacri'
fee at the altar Of country and Of freedom
whose private life is pure, and charao
tsrizsd by the practice Of all moral and
social dutios-who is national from con
Siction, and who has never suffered his
partizan foslings to give utterance to a sin
glo expression tending to ~disunion. Ike.
IsLAroRs! elect such a man, and you vii
receive the appreciation and support of thf
people. Lay yourselves not liable to the
i~mpusa.idn, 'that when the Gods intend
70 punish a people, they frat make theil
rulers mad"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31

THR "TAx QuEsrIoN"--We are inform
cd upon what we believe 10 bO good Hu-.
thority, thst the present Auditor Of StAis in
slines to the same view of his duty under
the present conditions Of lhe law touching
thsleyy and assessments Of taxesupon cred
its, with that entertained By hispredeeessor,
Mr.. Morgan, and that in his instructions
to the officers of counties, he Intends to be-
governed by the opinions expressed BY the
Supreme Court. until the Same are rsvers-
ed, The expressions employed by Mr..
Chase therefore. in his inaugural. we're
designed to Indicate the policy Of the
poYernment.- Cir. CON.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
The weather..

C~HIoAeo, Jan. 26.-Atr7 O'Clock this
morning the thermometer stood eighteen
degrees above zero.
L~oursyILAE, Jan. 26.-It has bsen snow
ing here all day, and.atill continues.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
AnDRoTYPEs, PHoroGRAPHs,

FENHE subscriber Is now able 10 compete with any
Y establishment in the West 10 the production VI
Pictures Ia any Of the above arts. The AmbrotS pc Pie
TIRES on Glass, perhaps rival any thing in the Photo
graphic line, and place IL la the power of every one at
moderate expense to secure Pictures Of friends or
relatives that are warranted to be perfectly durable,
and will stand for ever unaffected by any Of the inhu-
enecs that are destructive 10 the ordinary Daguerrer-
type, Pictures executed in any Of the above styles,
equal 10 any producedi in the West. and elegantly lifted
up in cases or frames rs may be desired.
No sitting for CkiidrsF after o'stoeI, p. ".
RODMS-Creedfs Block, over Beck's Store.
Lancaster, Dec. 81, ls55-25u v. NJ. GRISwOLD.
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CHRONIC DISEASES.
DR.. L. BARBER,

(oF rHr TrsJ ~ DKs. L. d. I. w. pAsRss Of Chillicolhc)
Devotoshis exclusive attention TO the treatment Of
Chconie diseases. Sheh as Dyspepsia. Rheumatism,
Liver Complaint, Epilepsy kEitsi Scrofnla, Cancer,
Fistnls, diseases ofthe Eye, skin and AldisaaSeso o. a
long standing or ofsu obstinate nature. From eN-
assure tho nf1lotedthst tEoyl can be cured. He AlAo
gives special attention to the treatment OF diseases Of
tho Throat and Lungs. In thoir treatment he adopts
the msdicAted InliistlOntly whichthe virtues oftho
medicine Gan DO applied dtectlyto the surface ofthe
diseased Lungs, which ktac only treatment that will
the ioeatiouo OF disease by means OF Elsetriciiy. aBe
this method Of examination tho location or any dis.
ease can be accurately detected. without asking the
patient a question.
Or. Il. Barber will bast the Tallmaass House IN
lancaster, Friday and Saturday, the 9Th & 9th Of Fob.
ruaTy next
Lancaster, ian. 10, 1850
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31

HAIARssros4riyE.-We are plesIsdtr he able TO
record tbs Satisfaction Of our patrons sf,sr ~trfElofan
article adSsrtissdin orr columns. We have the sat
isfnciion % know several efonr readers who haYs used
Professor Woods Hair Restorative. and prondhuesd
u 10 be inst what the AdTsrtisemsnt says Ills. We
have several personal sedHaihtGnces, too who were
gray headed = they have tried it, and now their hair
IL re- storsd 30 It's original color, and they willingly add
their testimony 10 its efficiency, and viii give further
Information 10 Others desiring II. This spelks veil
for She article and We dvise all who do NOT wish 20 APP
pear gray -headsd IS uss Woods Hair ReslOratve.-
Western Patriot.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
NRw GROCERY STORE
J0My d. JACKSON.

y HAVE purchased the entire interest Of JoHE LY-
oSsin The Grocery Store on the South est corner
.ofthe Public Square back OftHe Mark ct House. where
| hhsll at all times tSke pleasure in serving The old
customers OF The esiablishnentand my friends with a
Choice selection OF Grocerics, Notions, dc
Ny new supply has already Al rived to which 1 invite
special attention of c~ustomers. Mypriees WILDE a.
low nsany other similar establishment inthe city, /
am a new beginner Spdhspe 10 have a liberal share
Ofthe public patronage. JOHN D.JACKSON.
Lancaster, August %, T555-I6l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
RnIrImore NTnrkct.

BALTIMORE, January s9-Piour, sales OF SO barrels
Of ~ ward street at z IS; Ohio ami City mills are
held At ihe sane price, without sales. Corn sslls II
- = Dc for Ahite. No Wheat Offering.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31

A CosrLY SpRAKER.-The Speaker to be
chosen this Congress, estimated by the
cost Of choosing him; will be likely to
prove the most valuable nianint the nation.
Hshas cost the United States Treasury,
SO far, about $i0O, 600, and how much
more time only can tell. What amounted
service can DO performed that will repay
this expenditure?