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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

To the How'd. Messrs Bonte, Galbraith, Sackct and
Reinmund
Asyou invited your Follow Citizens 10 attend pub
lie lectures on subjects you do not understand, we
Invite you to meetu us and lecture upon subjects you
no understand: reconcilng Episcopacy with non -Fpis
cOpacy, CalvaniSm with Free will Immersion Sprink
ling, &C., &c, &c. YOUR FELLOW CITIZEN.
lEJThis number closes the publication of the laws
henceforh W o shall have more room TO contribute
to the appstitcs of our political and pous friends am
we rope shall be able 10 do itin u style that ma,
be at least instructive.
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G O N G E R T


U N I O N II A L L.
The LuoA FAMILY with their wonder
fnll Piauoist, will give two concerts oi
Vocal and instrumental music on Thurs
day and Friday evenings, June l7th and
18Th. Tickets % cents, to commence al
s o'clock.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

STSotErsTf. Juue ~. 1859.
Fl1ur-The market ia hrn. with light receipts and a
fds local dsmani. Sails al 80 5Uai ~: superlne and
exira
Whlsky--Ths mari ct cObt nuss Grm with good De-
mand. sllss at ls cents 10 store, and from wagons
~ Is u cents.
Pf0ridons-we hear oino salss 20 fIr, hnd the
ket mat be called dBli. After ouy report yesterday
so hhis Bacon Sides sold al e' and SU OJ lbs, buls
do Al : < crfts--a decline.
Wheat qqirt With lizbi ofsrings, and f'W
buyers. Price. unchanged. Corr "a 10 good de
maud st 4ge. Rys remains sirady $40 fair den1ni
fir ne Barley aud 800 bg.t els sold OF SOC. sall
Of GO bush inferior at 3sc. Oats are 1rn 81 a6c.
Butter--The market Is Dali. aHd prices drO0piHGl-
We quote l6a12e- as the range foT prime.
Eggs have declined % 7a7 Z cents. aud are duil.
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Attnchmen1 Notice.

David Culp, Plaintiff, rs. Samuel Walters, Defendant
DEFoRE J. V. Brlson Justice of the Peace for
Walnut Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, on
the 18th ofay A. DlS5s, said Justice issued an or
der of in the above action for the sum OF
Eleven Dollars and Sixty cents.
Mhlersnort. June :, Iejs-Sw5+
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
G, EWING. Chm,
A. w. EBRIGHT,
Con mittee. r. NJ. CLARKE,
]. A HUNTER,
j. G. KLOTZ.

The report was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Baker, the proceed
ings were ordered to be published in the
city papers, afer which the meeting ad-
journed. A. J.. DILDINE, Pres't.
JOSH. CLARhE, Vice Pres't.
G. ROLAND, Sec'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIaEECE
Laneaster Mnrket.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw YosN June ~, iass.
Cotton arn qnsDbaies sold; INLAND iniddling II &c.
Sugar steady Bf 5lS4Byc for MusrOvAdo.
CpGss quiet. Linsc'.d on 62GS7e. TaIlow IRE.
Flour 21c better with " moderate homo demsnf.and
limited sVpod do. There Is aisn fair speeuiatN e
enquiry: salss ~ from - Toto - 20
Wheaticaree and in fairdsTnand for export al lei'
ter pricr'; aales NJ s6 to 81 -.
I've stead btfG1gs cents.
Barley DAN At5Dl1GO cents.
Corn shade hrnet; saies uif-J< 20 - y cents.
Oats hrmeT for 5 tate aud Western at ffGfO cents.
Whisky frmrr sales at g2i<G y cents
T'TG lover and more active, e. "a iG15DsiT for
meas, aud SIC fOr prime.
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tripod in Natures Observatory.

Eg The late floods have been unprece
dented and highly disastrous in the West
and South west. Our Road has suffered
considerably, but 10 what extent we have
been unable TO learn. Our farmers are
doing peuance by planting and re planting
their corn. Our wheat crop is reeling
under its precocious accumulations like an
IriShman with brick in lis hat, 4 all ma
ture seems determined TO revolu,ionize the
habits Of man. God grant that the mighty
waters may wash away party feeling. sec
tional strife, and every vestage of corrup
ton, and leave deposit upon the minds
to al men thst shall stimulate the growth
of peace, prosperity and happiness.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

The ACE or PRooREss.-We notice that the GREEN
block springing like Jonah's Goarl by the joint
liberaty ofhe WIDOW, and the engineering skill of
our old friend llENRY ORMAS. Mcssrs. SIFroRp &
STURGEON are also building magnificent pile upon
the same block also noticed few days since
some grand improvements in the rear of the TALL.
NADoE block; the old stage horse is determined hat
Lancaster shall fulGul her destiny and rank 40.
city in the mighty West.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
,Ktlrael ION Howe,s HI.t,rt ID 0hio

The fpInitin is a mas. rem1rkablc cnuu.l'y. nuh
rises from the bed ofiHe Sri1to th-angh solid rnek
1t was first discovered in ls20. while boring for salt
water. hole ahnnt two and half Inches In dt1me-
ter. The operators had pierced through Rbol nine
" feet Of solid rock. when tlte auzar suddenly le
two feet and up gushel win great force stream Of
strong white uphur wtt'F, which has continued TO
rise with its original force and violence TO the pre-
sent time. Experiments have shown s0ue cnrons
results: among which was that Of placing m air
tight tube in upright position. one end being ~
serted into the hole when the wafer shot out of ~
top with as much f1-cs as when issuing from the
rock beneath TIE water is driven upward b! It's own
gas itstrmpcratgre is 30 degrees. and IL posts on
the grnund arOlnd n vsrv hrarv whits deposi'.
On the grounds 81 the establishment Is acaai fIi
ChaIybeate Springs. having temperature NJ a. deg
This placa has every natural advantage that eau br
desired for making it one nf the greatest places o
for health aud recreation. west Of the NOM
tains. From present Publications. tits evidently drs
timed 10 become sO.' June lc, lSJS-3mG'
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An Ordinance

Ey- Advertisement omitted this week
will appear in our next
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17
1nE c1vlslyr Will BIZ uyExcEprIoyApLt.

TEyHE ScaHary of and near thr domain. has been
Il thought - 10 ihs finest 81 Ohio. the air 81 pure
aud hraty aui l'is medical proper, les nf the won
ierul springs QeiiirE 13n GALLONS per minute, ara
now admitted tD posses curative and recupera'iyo
In auences s1pc dor 10 tae famed White S9rphur. ot
Virginia. (Ghtre fr. HiacheI 10 the e.tab-hinsn nj
all the accessories found Of the hfsi summer Iorl-
In the country The lawns and grounds Ahont tha
Hotel are spacious and well kept. and the beauiiu
drives through The old icrests and along tho roman
tic river, grs siagaar! Attractive, though qHiie &c
cldded
Arrangements can he made for rooms, by adires'
ing ISAAC PAIST. Coiumb5s, Ohio.
N-oFnr any further general information. referen-
ces mas be had t. Messrs. Andrew. wilson Z: Co.
Cincinnati, orto Messrs- Falling. of the Nel House
and K : s-y. 0fihe American Hotel. Columbus. or hr
u. Chamberlain. o.: The American Hotel. Delaware.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

Now be Il known lbA' wo publish this
discovery for the benefit Of "ihe world and
the rest OF mankind. >" and more parlicu-
larly do we call the special attention Of
DR. . Kopischinsky. with his MedicaIed
Hallucinaiion; DR.. Simon Ramrod. with
his Antimortuous Grindstones; DR.. Pluri-
bustah. with his Tinciure Of Gridironsi
DR.. Claplrap, with his Blood Purifiers. and
such others Of The Profession as may be
inclined 10 profit By our voucGfpl scien-
tilie researchos. Deipg Tarvt busy dis.
posed 10 dcvo'e our ,ncre,es 10 The cau,e
Of DEPRIVED, and suffering luman:;y. we
tender our services (uIon irvitalion) TO
deliver a course Of lectures upon our Ali
Phogmelic theory Of disease, give advice,
make prescriptions, ind talk any man
blind upon matters and things in general
al FOR The good Of the dear people, and
without charge, given under our hand and
seal, this---day Of, seated upon our
tripod in Natures Observatory.
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TIEc rMEsENT E,nOPE:ETol.s

or the obir White s1lphnr Springs. ba's literally
adisi TO the bHiIiings AMI general acc0mmndu-
tiau. of th' estate. aui have fuci and fur-
Aishe1 the whole m the suggestion Of
TPTASfE ASD LUXUHY.eII
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

Piely, politics. prudence, and the Prae'
teal application Of the laws of creation to
all the purposes ofhuman life; these lour
propositions comprehend all the duties Of
man, to his fellOw-himself-t' 10 his God,
and his country.
True piery is the foundation of all e'e'
vated human happiness; political science
is Indispensable TO the maintenance OF
peace and order in society; prudence islhe
f,Ikrum, and Il laws of creation, the le-
yer. by which man canlift his fellow above
the influence Of superstition, ignorance and
evil communications. Study then, the
! great book Of nature, tho first bible from
+ God to man-and further this deponent
saith not.
SEc,SD SIrrING.-True pieiy embraces
the duties Of man, physical, moral, and in
telleetuat and rightly understood, and
practically applied. will secure health
peace and happiness. Therefore, "study
to get wisdom"
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WATsoN's PATENT
.SRW1NG MACHINES

Win All the L1test Fn pfq We nentN'
Vow ready for insDeciioa aGa sale, Il T ". TALL
MADOL's Oaice, corner Of Mann I'D COlanstg
Streets. Lancaster OLio.
Tor the valIs ofthsss Machines. se can refer u
~ fTjy that havs been used for two lnunths In tIa
vieHiy All that have purchased these MaehiLts he.
fore the improvement. esn have Tie bcDci.t Of the
improvement, by returning ihem.
ApnIsg, Ir5.-52if \. ". TALLNA DC r. Agent.
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ADJOURNED MEErrvo

Agreeabl' to adjournment. the City
Hall vas again ill,l with animated coun
lenanres. to complete arrangements The
fo.lOwink is the
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CHANGE OF TIME.

Cincinnati, Wilmington d. ZanesyiIle
5,::.e3,;I ;.l11.:. |.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

The resolution passed at the Democratic
Convention at Preston, commenting Governor
sibley's manly and independent use Of the
Executive veto, Ia universally approved among
right minded men, Of all parties thr Dug bout
the county.
The position Of Gov. sibiey. in refusing 10
issne state bonds 10 railroads. until he - sai,s
fed thai The STATE Is aLundanUy secured. also
meets with universal favor and approval, sfe,pt
al Vinoao .-- ChatfsM Dsmocrat.
We are not aware that the railroad bond
ruling meets with serious objection even at
Winona. The Transit Company would, Of
course, prefer to receive their bonds unin-
numbered with the restrictions and guaran-
ties which the Governor has properly placed
upon them but we have yet TO meet the
first person interested in that road who re-
fuses TO acknowledge the justice OF the Gov
crnor's action. Corporate bodies possess all
the seliishness Of individuals but we have
witnessed no such extremity of sifshness
with injustice added, az that charged by the
Democrat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14
THE, ELECTION.


Prom our Daily Of "Wednesday morning
Yesterday was disagreeabe day, es.
pecially for an election. II commenced
raining early in the morning and continued
during the greater portion Of the day. The
vote polled in ST. Paul was very light, and
such was the inclemency Of the wevther, We
do not believe one half Of the vote of the
State was cast Such returns as we have
received will be found below
RAMSEY COUNTY.
10 this county, the Democracy have elect
ed their entire Legislative ticket, by MAORI
ties ranging from one thousand TO one hun
bred. Ir reference TO County Auditor, the
result is dubious, but We think the chances
are 10 favor OF Mr.. ALEXANDER BUCHANAN,
the Peoples candidate" who is probably
chosen over Mr.. CorrgK by majority of
from fifty TO one hundred votes
In this county, for members Of the Leg
islature, the only formidable candidates in
opposition to the Democracy were Messrs.
MOBILES BRANCH and TAYLOR. Their re-
spective votes in the city we give below
WARng
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14
LITTLE CANADA.
WHITE BEAR LAKE.

by the above returns, the two lowest on
the Democratic ticket are Gov. GoRxAS
and WV. =. MURRAY. The first named
has a majority over MOBILES, the highest
on the independent ticket, of ninety votes.
This will he increased rather than diminish
ed. by small majorties in the Nevins' Pre-
cluct and Pleasant Lake, yet to be heard
from. MOBILES runs the highest on the
independent ticket, and BRANCH the lowest.
Mr.. BRsBIS, thanks to the federal Office
holders, leads the Democratic ticket in the
county, several hundred votes.
The delegation from this county will con-
sist of Messrs. GoRNAS. BRrsBIS, Prince,
Conn. MrRRAY and VAS Hawaii Dem.
ocrats.
The only office voted for in addition 10
representatives., was County Auditor. The
returns, as far AS received, are as follows:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

NV CorNrxsYrrrs.-Tcn on the Brigh-
ton Market Bank. Mas fives on the TX
change Bank. Providence. Il |. fyes on
the Burlington Bank. y. j.. ONES on the
Atlantic Bank. Boston. Mass. tives on the
Merchants Bank, Newport Il | ives on
the Central Bank. Mlddetowu, Ct threes
on the Rlckland Bank. Me 6ves on the
Peoples Bank, Roxbury, Mas. ,hrss on
the Syracuse City Rank. \. Y. ones on
the Market Bank, Boston. Mass. thres on
% the Merchants Bank, Newport, X. |. ;
tilits on the Dover Plans Bank. y. Y.
ones on the Willam.burgh City Rank. y.
Y, fves on the Granite Bank, Boston
Mass. tens on the National Rank rrovi-
depo. Il ! ,Nos on the Farmers ami
Manufacturers Rank. Poaghk@Fsie, y, Y.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

VIZ see in the Intsiigsnc,r Of yesterday an
article from the st. Paul Democ,ai 70 the effect
that commissioners Of the government had fail.
ed to make a treaty with the Ysnktons, who
declined to treat until they should - wipe out
Fort Abercrombie. The utter ignorance OF the
editor OF the DsmOerat upon every point stated,
a. displayed in his article induces us to sug.
gest that II he had known more he would have
written Iess. Harrington Un,on.
The information embodied in the article
alluded to having been derived from gov
eminent officials, induces US to suggest"
that the Administration should avail itself
Of some more delicate method Of conveying
its rebukes to its subordinates, than in this
public manner, through the columns Of its
official organ.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

triDcs, which would command equal respect,
and be Of equal force, 10 the extreme North
and Fast, IA well a. in the extreme 5outh
and West. The usages Of the party during
a quarter Of century has determined that
acqaicscence in this general creed AMI ad
herence TO party organization, should be the
only requisites tor Democratic membership
and the only tests Of Democratic ieaity and
that outside Of this creed Democrats could
differ without question Or Accountability.
This bas been the law OF the party since
1924. The last platform Of principles put
forth by the Democracy was that OF Cincin-
natl, In 1856. This, according to all past
custom, il the only authoritative exposition
Of Democratic faith To the full extent Of
this creed every Democrat is bound TO ad-
here but outside Of this creed he Is free to
the exercise Of his own Judgment, without
danger to his political standing, and without
liability to political censorship.
The prcscrip,ive and proscriptiSe assump-
tons Of power on the part Of the President
are not only wrong but an insult TO every
intelligent Democrat in the land II t0lera.
ted by members OF the party, until this
course Of action becomes sanctioned ~ n
party usage, 1t must utterly dcmoralizs and
destroy the National Democracy a. a politi-
cal organization; for no party can exist
whose nominal head exercises the powers OF
a dictator, and whose members are reduced
to the condition Of slaves
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14
Poiiticst Demos siisation---The Fruits Of
~. sidsntial isoitipg.

We have deprecated from the first the i'm.
polite and unnatural opposition TO the reg.
ular Democratic organization in Illinois
initiated by the President ot the United
States. and carried on by bis salared APP
pointecs. We have done this not solely on
account II iis influence on the Democracy
of that State, bat because Of its direct ten
dcncy and encouragement to party democrat
Ization in every State throughout the Union.
Current events show that our fears in this
respect were well founded. The Disgrace
tul anti. BrcuAsAS bolt in California WINS a
logical though an unworthy, sequence to
the anti DOUGLAS bolt IN Illinois aud We
regret To see that here in Minnesota, por
tons of the Democracy in few OF the coun.
ties. find at once excuse aud justification for
boiling the regular nominations, in the fact
that the National Administration, in the H.
llnois canvass. illustrates Wy the same course
Of action It's devotion TO the principles and
usogrs of the party.
We asslgn the reason above given for the
Reorganization in Scott and Dakota coun
ties, because We are unable 10 ascertain that
any other ground or excuse existed for put
ting forth tickets by Democrats in opposi.
,on TO the regular nominees. We cannot
learn that any party usage was violated in
either county, which could justify the al
tacks made upon Democratic discipline.
We assume the ground given to be the true
one, all the more certainly, because the
principal parties involved in the work
OF INSTRUMENTATION are known a. Adj
minlstration men prcierring that title 10
the Older aud more reputable one OF Demo.
crats-and II their conduct does not CORE
spond with that expected OF Democrats, it
certainly corresponds with tina, practced by
the nominal official head of the National
democracy, 10 whom they profess special
allegiance and from whom they naturally
take the cue of their political action.
We shall scr by the election returns how
the BrcuANAS system Of tactics works when
reduced To actual practice. Minnesota should
have gone largely Democratic on Tuesday
last. The sympa,hies aud Judgment of the
people conspircd to insure such a result, II
II has not been attained. the rason will b.
found III the fact that in two or three Of the
strouges, pcmocra,ic districts OF the State.
apcr'ion OF the party, for the purpose Of
tes,'fyiug their devotion to President Rr
cn,SAN, have adopted and experimental
upon the system of party discipline which
he insuguraied aud now openly sus,ains in
Illinois. We confess tina, W. are somew ha,
curions to know how this scheme will work
in Minnesota and We shall watch the re-
turns from Scott and Dakota with interest.
as promising 10 furnish materials for its elu-
cidation.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

Hon. IT, NJ Rrg, u. :. Senator from
Minnesota arrived in this city last evening,
on the Ocean Wave Mr.. r. seems TO be
in better health than he has for several
years past He was, Of course, warmly re-
ccivcd by his friends Of all political parties.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

The above presents the full vote Of the
County tor Auditor, with the exception OF
NJ Lean and Pleasant Lake precincts. We
can hardly hope Tor sufficient majorities il
these precincts 10 overcome Mr.. BrCHASANs
vote and We believe, therefore, that Mr.. h,
ia elected by majority ranging from twen-
,y.6ve To my
The vote cas-, was very light. In this city,
in which there are over threc thousand legal
voters. there were but 9l9 votes cast.
ST. ANTHONY.
There was but little excitement in Saint
Anthony in reference to the election, The
Republicans elected their Senator and one
Representative, the Democrats electing one
member OF the liouse. The successful can
dsia,es are-DAvIp HxArox, Senator, and
SAxrxL LAwREScE, Representative. Re
publicsn>l, and Il. ;. ALprs, Rspreseu'a-
tive. Democrat. Tbs is Democratic
gain over lAst falls election.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

Tyxs is the only one Of the southern
States tina, emulatcs the growth Of the
Northwestern States OF the Conteemcy
In ls5o its population was two hundr'l
and twelve thousand in eigh, years i, has
more than doubled that amount, being sup
p,ssd Ola gooj data 10 reach TOUR hundred
and 6ity five thousand In 1850. il will
doubtless eNoSd six hundred Thousand. and
be entitled under the new appor,iOumen, to
at least five representatives in Congress. in
the place OF the present. two.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

A CHICAGO paper publishes "calcula-
ton concerning THURsros's (the aronaut,)
fall. His elevation was thought to be three
miles when he was last seen, and assuming
this to be the distance be fell, it would only
require thirty.one and half seconds for
him to reach the earth, mean velocity Of
495 feet per second. Assuming his weight
to be 100 pounds, he would strike the earth
with momentum equal to leo, 800 pounds,
or little more than so tuns power sui
fcent TO scatter his body, bone and muscle
into atoms so minute as scarcely to be per
cep,iele, if not to bury him deep into the
earth.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

Up to the hour Of going to pres, We had
received full returns from hut two Of the
county precincts, viz, Little Canada and
White Bear Lake Precincts. In these dis
trcts, for members of the Legislature, the
vote stood a. follows
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-14

TIE counsel Of la Srour, under sentence
Of death at Rochester, New York, for the
murder OF Mrs LrrLn, went before Judge
STRONG, Of the Court Of Appeals. at Alba
ny, on Friday. and argued motion for
stay otexecution. The answer OF the Judge
may be expected in day or two. Srorr's
relatives have little hope that his sentence
will be stayed by the interference Of the
Judges, and are circulating petition TO
the Governor, asking him to commute the
capital penalty to Imprisonment, for life. 1t
is reported tina, SroUr has become convert
ed to religion.