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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

TIE PREstDENT AND THE TARIFF.--Ac-
cording to the Warrington Correspondent
Of The New York Tribune, Mr.. Buchanan
is greatly trout led BY the opinion which
many leading Members of Congress have
expressed, that it is not probable that a
new tariff can be agreed Upon this session.
He mas informed several members within
few days that if this Congress does no,
so modify the tariff as to furnish more rev.
enue. he will convene the next Congress in
an extra Session early in the simmer. He
has expressly notified Mr.. Phelps, ihe
Chairman Of the Committee on Ways and
Means, Of this determination.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

Look OUrll-Soms important changes
have occurred within the last ten days in
our CITY,. Hardware will be sold by some
body. at the softsst kind Of prices. Look
out for the advertisements in our next is
sue. We have been told that johN @.
WEAVER and F. w. BovING are pretty
clever men.
Q4ery-Wbat has the Printer to do with
other mems business? Just to keep the
public posted as TO the places where the
best bargains can bo had-that's all.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
hTWa olip the following dispalch

EEWs clip the following Dispatch
from the eCincinnAiC Commercial Of ibel 9Th:
CoLrMBus, Jan. bP. NJ.
! EDs. CoNNERcIAL-;--It mAy interest q
large numbIr Of your readers TO be ibform-
ed that the bill authorizing the issue Of
Preferred Stock for the extension Of the
Cincinnati, Wilmington 4 Z'n4syBle
RAilrosd, from Morrow TO Gendale has At
last received the sanction OF both branches
of the Legislature. The bill wasin.rodu.
ced info the House last week by Mr.. Ed.
son. and was there put through Ly The
hglduing train. receiving almost the unan-
Iimous yo'e Of tlrat body. In the S5nsie.
Ibis meraiag, it was reported Laes from
the JujGi4gy Committee by Mr. Esi and,
sfitr an ineifscturl motion by Mf, Lpndon
to have il rcferrel to the Committed on
Corporations other than municipal. 1t wA'
put upon its final passage. The sucaess
Of this Measure is owing greatly to the ex'
oItions OF fSenator SShlsich, q Director on
the O., w. IL q. Road.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
EEWe clip the following paragraph

|, GA7 we clp the following paragraph
from the Boston Daily Traveller:
UNPREcEDESrED Successive are glad
to learn that ihe Atlantic Monthly is meet
ing with great favor from all sources.
Though the publishers printed thirty thou
sand copies of the January number, this
large supply was entirely exhausted on the
very day Of publication, thus compelling
many new subscribers and others to wait a
few days before obtaining a copy. The
publishers have another edition Of several
thousand in press, which will be ready in
few days, aud with their present facilities
they will be able to supply the demand,
however largsit may be. Their subscrip.
tions, received by mail alone from all
parts ofthe country, have averaged more
than one hundred day, for some time
past. Mrs. II, 3. Etowe's new serial
"The Minister'S Wo0iug." is immensly
popular, as indicated by the success which
is thus sttending the enterprising publish
Iers efforts to make the Atlantic the EN-
bodimeut ofall that {, entertaining and in
stfuctiYe.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
COurt of Co mmon Pleas of Fairfield
County, Ohio.
John Wage nhas against 7. U. White, Jr.
.1u1t ,1,rtnN on NOTE ANn MnRTG AGE

CIVIL ACTION ON NOIb AMI
yuItlE said THOMAS U. WHITE, Jr., (who is non-
4 resident of the State OF ohlol VIII hereby take
notice that the said John Wagenhals hath this day
flied his petition in the Court ofCommon Pleas Of
Ohio setting forth that the said defend
ant on the 5th day oi JanuarI, A. D. 1854, executed
and delivered to said plaintiff his certain three prom
issory notes follows one due Two years aer date
with into rest from date, payable annuall.; one due
three wears after date, payable as aforesaid for the
sum Of S24O with interest from date, payable annual
IL: AM, te other due four ycarsHer date, pHyable as
aforesaid with interest from daie. paSalle annually
That ali OF said notes due aud unpaid, except
orion Of the interest thereon, which has been paid
mn to the 5 January 1853 That In order 10 secure the
Dayment of said note, the said defendant. on the said
5t 1854 executed aud delivered to the said
plaintid his certain mortgage deed upon The following
premises. situate in said County Of Fairfield, and
known as being pdfs of Out LotsNos Eleven&rwelve,
North of Lancaster, and bounded us follows: Com
mencinr on Columbus street. In the City ofLancasier,
M he point ointersecon with Allen Street extended
East. thence South along said Columbus Street, 24O
feet; thence East va 50 min. West,to the odCoumbus
Road so called; thence North along said Columbus
Road To tho point intersection OF said Allen Street,
so extendcd: thence West, In line parallel with tho
south boundary line, to the place Of beginnl ng.
Which said deed Of mortgages was subject to condl-
ton of upon the payment ofthe said sever
al nronssory notes aforesaid. The petition prays
for Ind gmcnt for the Rmonnt duo upon said three
several promissory notes, and that said mortgaged
premises be sold according to law and the proceeds OF
such sale be applied to tho payment OF what may be
found due TO said plaintiff. The said defendant viii
therefore hereby notice. that unless he shall ap-
nrnr nt t nc Term OF said Court tQ ba holdeuin the
civ of Lancaster, OHIO, the 2Sth day Of February
same will be taken confessed and decree go against
him accordingly JoHNiC1 RAINEY, Clerk F.C.P
p. VAN TRUMP, Attorney.
January -, lSJ9-Gw4OpfsB "a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

A CALL FOR Mr. VERNON.
that all are acquainted with the efforts now
being made to secure Mt. Vernon, by the
'92d February, we will state briefly, that
Lady Agent is now in town, who will visit
the schools tomorrow, with little book
containing story Of George Washington
in Rhyme: which is got up expressly to
assist in raising funds, for the above NAM
ed object, snd'is We'll calculated. not only
to impress moral principles, but to perpet.
uate the memory Of the Father of'this coun'
try, upon the minds and hearts Of those
for whom it was written.
AS there has been no Association form
I'd here, and our citizens have neither
Geen called upon officially or done any
thing voluntarily, we hope there viii b'
interest enough taken by Parents ant
Teachers, to encourage the children ii
paying dime towards SO praise'worthy ar
object.
almost two generations bave passed
since the First President Of our Republic
rested from his labors and was laid amid
nations grief. in that humble grave on tn
Banks OF the Potomac--a grave, yet un
honored by national mausoleum or care
who does not want an interest in that beau
liful home, where his great stul wa
strengthened ty communion with nature
for public tolls, and where in the decln
of years, he left the hustle Of life undim
med by personal ambition?
The groves Of Mt. Vernon. though sa
cred to the freedom, not of America only
but Of the world, must yet be ever deare'
to the American heart, for Washington va
our oWn!
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
THr MrssAaA.-Ws publish o.day o.

THE MEesAeA.-We publish To-Day 'ps
entire Message Of Governor CHASE ana
comm61d 30 the careful reading Of our :
patrons. We esteem ia document writ
ten with great ability. and one. containing
more useful and practical suggestions than
any we have read for the last forty years.
True. REED, of the Cincinnati Commercial
takes occasion to ridicule it. particularly
that part Of il in which the Governor takes
;ssas vs' vi,h the hocOioOo Legislature Of last
winfIer upon the Tax, or Sub-Treasury
law. We admit thai Mr.. REED is a shrewd
and able writer upon many things but we
never thought he possessed The cohcentra>
ted wisdom Of the nation. The Locofoco
law OF last winter contemplated the nltii
mate collection of aIlthe revenues in gold
and silver only. aud to keep at least mil
lion oftbe peoples money locked up con-
'tinually. 'ihsreby cr:pPling, not only out
banks, buE the entire commercial and pro-
duoiag classes Of the State; while the pol
icy would opea the doors to foreign spec
ulalors and shavsrs. greatly to the itjury
>Of the producing classes.
The Governors recommendation to col
'lect cur taxes, or revenues in gold and sill
'verand specie paying bank paper Of the
State Of Ohio; would not only obviate all
these dSfieulties, but il would d'inspire con-
fideucs, protect the producing classes, sus-
tain our ilOcilAcurreney and go far to pro-
tsct us against the flooding Of our country
with irresponsible bank paper.
The Sub.Treasdry Law reminds us o'
the anecaote of the old lady who had
great abborreuce Of mice: she stopped al
mouse holes about the house, then focke0
"Asr cupboard against her-cki!ars" and LEFT
'aholo Tor the ri Is to take csrsof her bread
and cheese.
Take tho Message asa Whole and we
are much pleased with it. and whenever
the Governor shall come out tor the sub
>stantial protection Of American interests
agains. foreign cupidity and composition
fora Sell regulated national currency -foi
the pursing 6f the ballot box. and unior
ofthe opposition as Peoples organiaa
ton, then we will give three cheers 70
SALMON p. CHASE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

CUBAN FACES, CLEAN HAEDs,AND CLEAN
SHIRrs.-We have tested new article Of
Soap manufactured by Messrs. BIcKFoRb
d DAVIS. (proprietors Of the Lancaster
WOODEN Factory, you know;) its slightest
application. with a little water and gentle
rubbing. will cleanse the skin so perfectly
that fiy would slip up. and dirt Of all
descriptions with difficulty can find rest
ing place; and our wife says that the small
est quantity Of il will knock Into fits the
dirt. grease, and filth Of dandie's shirt
collar. Laying all jokes aside, we pro-
nounCe it Ms soap--a tip-top article, and
recommend il 10 all who. have dirt to dis
pose Of. g y q s0sie
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

GTWe received yesterday, from some
unknown hand, beautifully bound Book,
labeled "Phihdelphia and its ManufAc'
lures" We have not had time to exam
inc it. but from tire representations Of thai
eternAlly busy body Madam Rumor.) we
know that the little ~ city Of Philadelphia
is No. l City. not only in Manufactures,
but in everything else tha; contributes to
the happinness and we'll being Of the hu-
aan family.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
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D.7ILY--PUJhished eosry Morning, Sunday EresPtsd
Single Copy, one year.. ..'...''''''''-'...Sa w
- - six months. Z 80
three months. . 10
FiVe 30 Ton Copies, one year. .......'.. 80 each
Ten more Copies, one year............. 90
WEEKLY--Pubiishede query Tharsday Morning.
Single Copy, one year. 10
Two to Five Copies. 20 eaeh.
Five to Ten Copies. .........'....'.'..;'',i ! S0
Ten to Twenty Copies (and tc get up Cl1bjl % :"
Twenty Copies, and upwards, (and ono to
getting up Of Club) )..........-,.....''s. w
The abolishment ofthe SECRESY so mucn In vogue
And an additional extra copy for every additional
9 O. Subscribers.
Toiho getter up OF each club of 20 or more, copy
ofthe DAILY will be sent, II preferred, instead of the
extra Wecklies.
Copies will be sent TO CcrEymen at 81.
Additions to Clubsc can be made at all times during
the year, at proportional rates, the time to expire
with the Club.
Subscriptions in all cases, payable In advance, and
no raper continued utter the expiration of the time
paid for. -
We shall be happy. ut any time, TO send as many
specimen copies rs may be desired, upon application
an Letters containing rsmitaHees ~ Registored,1il
be risk. Drafts preferred, t5aea egarsnieat "
Obtainable. address, GAZETTE co.
Cincinnati, Dec. 1858. Cincinnati, Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

PRocRrss.-W are compelled to roccg-
nizs the taste. the energy and the progres;
siye disposition manifested by onr old
friends Messrs. SIBFoRD 4 STuRaEoS:--
Their new building on Main Street. oPpo-
site the TaIlmadge House, presents bold
and beautiful front and will soon be ready
for occupation. when Messrs. REhER, KUTl
e Co.. and Messrs. soaattody eiss, willOpen
out with Goods. Wares. Merchandise. &C.
Communications and prices to astonish the
natives. "a 9i3 M bek3s7aq ad jog,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

EADnorDEnY srAnrNo, Ladies' do you
want anything of this kind? If SO nOw is
the time. Improve the opportunity by
calling at Room No. 2l, Shsffer House.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

Exs- The Boston Courier of the 9th init
mates that the author Of the London letter,
ascribing with a certain show of Official
information, tie recall OF Lord. Napier to
the displeasnte Of the Home Government
at his alleged pro-slavery opinions aud So
cial affinities is Henry t. Parker d Bosto-
nian lawyer now residing in England.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

TnE Wheeling InLalisencer saysthat at
party in that heighborliood.s on iCbfis.4
mas E3e, an oil ltdy ninety seven years Of
age. oataalfzeda young man Of twenty
81, M sal ssfff tst hH8 81 a87a IN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

E4 The Legislature Of Massachdsetts,
is to go into the election for United States
Senator, in place Of Gen. Wilson, whose
term expires on the 4th Of March next. on
Tuesday.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

ET Commander Mapfy in one of his
lectures o. the "Highwsys and BSways'ot
The Ocean. +" states that animal matter. al
the tot,sm ofihe deep sea, owing to gu
perincumbent rrsssuIe. The exclusion OF
light and heat. and. the saline properties
Of the water, cannot decompose. but must
remain precisely 10 Tie sta'e-u which. il
is deposited. for ages and ages. y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
NOTE no PUsLIsIIEE..

All Weekly papers giving the above one Insertion
ns nm Advertisement, aud calling atenon to same in
Reading Column. will receive our Daily in Exchange
to 1st Jam 1890. Send marked copy, directed
follows Ito prevent Its getting looked among
exchanges): JOSEPH GLENN,
GAZETTE OFFICE, Cts., o.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

Rg Handel, the composer. is still re-
membered by his admirers. rhe centen-
ary anniversary Of his death which occur
red in April, i75J, will be appropriately
cofnmemorated by musical celebration
It is said that eighteen bundred singers
will take part and the orchestra will be
proportionately large.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

EE We have received shndry commn-
nications which. in consequence Of the
great length of tho Governors Message,
have TO be suspended for the time being.
They will receive our attention hereafter.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

EJThe Legislature Of Maine, now in
session. will no doubt re-elect Hon. Will
lam Pitt Fessendent to the U. S. Senate,
his present term expiring on the 9TH Of
March next. X III
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
r7rThe "LittIe Giant, . S. A. DoUsLAs

EF The "Little Giant" 5. a. DoUSL4s,
is rs-sleOtsd Senator ofths United stales
by majority Of eight votes. ignoring
his douglas aplecedenis. and daring bis
political history from the time pfihe tltliy-
tty Of l,is,nnli- Ltcompion speech lest win
Ter. and we think him decideJly,a cOnsis'
ieDl aud very great mAn--and we me re-
jured athis trihmph under the reiFcam.
stances anyhow.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

TAKrSu TIE BACK TRACK. The States.
edited now by Roger A: Pryor. the worst
kind Of aCub anDexing. slayery-e4lend-
ing. frerea!ipg fanatic, is at last compel.
ed to reluctantly admit that the aquisiiion
Of Cuba purchase. or any other means. is
en- tirely hopeless. aud thinks that Mr.. Blu.
chsnan will abandon bis scheme OF annex
alton as exploded and fatile. +,s.., -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

LoED NAFfEh's REoALL.-The Washing
ton States says it has Satisfactory assu-
rance that Lord Napier's recall was caused
by his sympathy with the Southern men
~ the Slaveay controversy, and that hs
himself regards his tranfer to the Hague
as degredation.'' Doubtful. w.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

EEForly Tons Of Hay for sale--that
makes our COWS and horses laugh. See
JAcoD 'BEcK's advertisement in another
column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
cINcINNATT MARKET.

CIFcIFNITI. JanpnTy 10, I'D
Fianr Is Gsn 1900 barrels soid At sec for super
Gns 10 extra,
wldsky lie arra. sales n cents. fts..
sugar Is active At full prices cO hoSsheaJs sold ai
Mpla..e, j, generally sid Al 5 cents; 800 barrel,
sold Et 5iizzy55 cenls.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
"a GarM.

EAST RusuvILLE, Dec. 90, Is5S.-Dr. FOrrPrd-Dear
Sir-Afer having suffered with Deafness in both ears
for upwards of thirtynne years 10 such an extent las
TO render II isoe aud aborious for persons to can-
verse with me. IappliedtO you for your celebrated
Remedy aud after using the same three weeks, am
so far restored as be able tn hear whisper orr tick
In of II watch, without trouble. -
Truly yours, WILLIAM ii. PRICE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

ePvcrAL NoTIoK.--DR. BIoELow will
deliver lecture before the Young Mems
Literary Institute this Thursday evening.
Public are generally invited. -flif
K. p. r. BAKRR. !Sse'il..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
Estuto Of robert sandcrson.

NToTIUE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
v been appointed and qualified as Executor on the
Estate of Ro8RRT SANDERsoS, deceased, late Of Fair
field Count, dated this 7th day of December, 1865.
GEORGE SANDERSON, Executor.
December9 0, ls5s-3w32
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
NaDTMCE4

n ANAwAY. from the subscriber in.valnut town
& ship, Fairfield County. Ohio, on the ith Instant
MARY JANE CLOUD, an apprentice Girl. hereby
forwarn all persons from harborng or Trusting her
on my account, viii not pay any detts other con-
tracing. reward oftwo cents VIII given ior her
return 90 the subscriber JAMES MlLiEh.
December %, lSJs-3w34
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
BALTIMORE MARKET

BAJTIroEE. January 10, 1872
FlOHr quiet. Howard street aud Ohio quoted al s
at which nTies taete is M sales. iff Es'fTft
'Wheat dniI: sales 81 ] aQaI IS for Wheat.
Corn aIGj go for White and II Tor Pi inc YeIloN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

BREMEy Fairfield Coanty Ohio eDcc. 90 lSj6.--Ilr.
Fsrrard-Sir- After having suffered from Deafness
mora than twenty years. until was unable to hear
conversation unless the loudest tone Of voice, d-
reced expressly TO apped 20 you for your great
SPANISH Remedy and Following your directions. eau
testify to its Valuable effects upon This morning,
for tic fist time ia Eighteen years, heard the tick
ing and striking of Clock, applied a Watch 10 my
cars and could hear the strokes of its movements
plainly at some inches from the can be consult
ed upon the above facts at my house. one mile Eas oil
Bremen Station, Fairfield County Ohio.
MRS. MARY LAHMAN.
iFDR FERRARD will remain IN RUSIVILLE I'M
til Saturday january !, 1859. when he will remove 10
Lancaster where he may be found Tor short time nj
tha Tallmadge House. Dec. %, 1s6s--3iI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
NEW oRL.EANS MARKET.

WV OfLGANss Jgnuary ID. lfsJ9
Cotton eeneTsFiy uueitlsged. The neaneT's new
had n0efsrt npo6 the maEset: saies AZ II Il cents.
Sagsr inn. HnIasses - cents.
Flour quiet at 70. Corn dai al G9 cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
PhIIadeiphia cattle BIarket

aRaiLs BRIisHIa. January The supply Of Beef Cat
Tie sbiS week not rery aige. though those Offer
ed were IN good condition. The sales amounted 70
4alfyaf Cattle have sdyanceils0e pnihe 100 pounds.
Several lots from Ohio, and cHesi.r county IN this
State have sold high as 10 20. There were but a
Few cad thai were disposed ofas low - per 800 lbs,
~ It OF the sales ranging from 10 9. 10 and 10 a.
u H1zs-Thefe Was 40 advance in the price Of swine
5000 head were disposed ofat 70 20 ands. The de-
f,and was guile brisk. ---a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
PuILADELpHIA MARKET

PBrLt tbELPHfl. January 70. 1850
Fianr rdai; saies Al I9 4S5 a5gf for rsupetane and
) 5f'a.7 50 for eKtra and fsney.
Wheat UNCHANGED; sales at ] s49I q for Red, aud
4aasi IS for White.
Ryein demand At IS eeDts.
Form scarce and wanted.
Whisky sells A. 2fi{lE25 cents.
Cats steady AZ 49, GEMS n. F.f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
coMMERCIALINTELLIaENoR
Laaea.ter matkst.
NEW YoRRMARKET.

ITTIT NV YoRE. Iannhrr 70. IFl0.7
Plonr htm: enno barrels Ohio. soldat - 2S9saS.
gonthern. F0aS 10. VS. go ~
wheat nrm; 1880 bushels mired wisconsin, At l6.
Cora quiet; mixed, 771i eents.