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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
NJ GlGGENmEIME R's GRAND EXIT

Ne s:lt:G ENMEIME R'S GRAND ExMI.
We TIOS OF READY-MADE LO1HING.-1he I'M
ersgned craees this opportunity to pub
ic large, and his friends that his stock OF READYMADE
CLo THING, GENrLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, &c, has now been received and
be- purch sed low prices for cash. aud
prompt customers Its to the interest
chaser examine stock before calling elsew not
ing that do wonders but that will c,nhne myself 10
moderate and living profits only The variety STYLES and
quality If Clothing finer and better th-n say
In good faith
Country Merchants will find my jobbng prices lower than
therefore, give call, Wholesale retail buyerr
and ndse for yourselves and In studying you interest you
will certainly purchase Of me-.
oct IL Il GUGGEEHEIMER
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

The ENouIRER's CONFESSION The Eu-
quirer attempts to cover the morticaticns
Of the recent defeat Of its party by an ad>
mission which it would have been difficult
to wrung from it before the election. 1t
makes now virtue of ne cessity, aud aa-
mils what we always knew and have ear
nestly proclaimed. and what the Opposition
will do well not soon to forget--that the
Democratic party is in the popular minor
ity in this State. and that "whsnever the
Democracy has achieved success it was
either owing TO the divisions Of The Opposi-
ton or some other fortuitous or extraordi-
nary circumstances" Being decidedly in
the minority. Why is it that the Opposition
does not always succeed, and is not always
properly represented? Simply on account
Of distractions and dissantions in the ranks
of the Opposition itself. Let these cease
and let US continue in harmony and CO
Opperation, and the party of the Admins
tration can never even temporarily escape
from its minority and exercise controlling
power to which il is not democratcally
entitled. The true democratic party O
the people isthe Uhiied Opposition as i
now stands in this and some other counlie
Of the State.--Cin. Times. 4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

REN NovArIoN AT THE CAPrToL.-As the
time approaches for The renewal ofthe fed.
eral legislation. we observe that prepara,
tiors are heing made for the comfort and
convenience OF members of Congress In
the Senate chamber the carpets are being
put down and the desks vanished, and
similRrqperations are going on in the hall
Of the, House Of Representatives. II is
presumed, that the Senate. will not take
possession of,itst new hall this winter. on
account Of fear that the room may be too
damp for bealth5allhpugh j. will doubllrs'
b completed. Captain Meigs declines to
furnish the llall, from the appropriation for
the Capitol extension; and as the Secrets
~ of the Senate has no funds, IN his hands
for that ohject, it cannot be furnished un;iI
after the assembling of Congress, and an
appropriation being male for that spe'ihC
purpose.-[ Washington Union.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21


A TALL CHIMNEY STALK.-The large
chimney stalk in connection with the
works Of Messrs Charles Tenant IL Co.,
(says the Glasgow citizen, has for the
last seventeen years viz; since its erection
in l84l. enjoyed the proud reputation OF
being the highest in the world. This n lot. lot
canal bank. at a short distance to the west
ward of said works. and on the same ele-
vstion. a new stalk is being built at the
works OF Mr.. Townsend manufac turing
chemist, Crawford street. Port Dundas
and its projected height is 46o feet
..Tennants stalk" is Of the hitherto un'
parallelled height of45O feet. II nothing
should interfere with present arrangements
1859 will witness the completion OF the
highest chimney stalk in the world.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
DIg Lumps in ColumbIa Oregon.

r The big lump of gold found in Columbia
recently by Mr.. Strain. has been melted
and ran, into bar. which weighs 4ol tozs
or 334 pounds, and purchased by Mrssrs.
Wm. o. Sleeper &Co.for the sum Of 81 43e
10. Besides Ehis mr.. S rain has reserved
some four or, five hundred dollars worth OF
specimens. belongipgt tothe same boulder
making ihe totol value Of the piece found
about eight thousand dollaFs, ~ g
A piece Of pure gold. weighing 33 or
and valued at four hundred and seventy
five dollars was taken out of opetof th'
claims on the Min Gluch, above the cas-
Bridge, yesterday evening" Columbi'
Courier, Sept lllh. s.u .y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
CINCINNATI MARKET.

NtECIEHATI. Oct-lS. It5s.
Flour-The Marx Oi 10 dull without change IN prices.
The sales confined to coo barrels at IS for sape
hue. aud 5 2J for ezra white Whest The receipts
during the lasi9i hoars were 4-Ji9 barrels.
Whisky--No change as seHnra~ demand of price -
Sales of 400 barrels at 2s gage. the latter rate for
wagons.
Checse--The demand Is good and the prices have
advanced y per pound. Sal ESQ bozes prime w 4,
al cents.
Grneries-The market for all articles remains quiet
with bat aIimited demand. Sales ofso0 bags Coh- At
ii5ae. Sugar and MOlassss firm NJ our last quota
lions .f -,
Grain-whea, IS IN brisk demand t"-day. and
fe prices Of pris white wheat have advanced Sales
3uD bush good white ~: 600 DO do do ~ 800 do
good white att. 50. 5n0 do prime white at l6 d0liv
erred. and 600 do do do at u. delive red
Corn IL 10 fair demand Mt S.. BPrey and Rye are
quiet and un1hrnged, Oats Arm at Gle
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

Very Great Increase Interest in my Gifts.
Choice Of presents. Books, from siio
Sl4 eaeh. and variety increased Jswetry
Brest pins from 81 10 S5eAch, Ear drops.
with eomeO. stone. and glass sstts from $ I
to s5, 6Ds gold rings. from 80 cents to 3 I
each, gold studs, snd gold pens in silver
cases &c, 800 watches. $500 in cash
All. who buy portrait Of Washington
for e2 have an equal chance. TO get any
one Of the above presents. Al get gifts,
at the time Of buying the portrait. and
take them home with them Those " 0
draw books, or small cash gifts Of 81 ma Z
take jsWsIry instead, ifibey chose.
Always open, oa Broadway, snd red
hsg Main Street. iRgs,. ~
Lancaster, Sept. 1855. H. SCOTT.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

"EYEs. Persons wishing to get a
pair of spectacles which will never tire
your eye, some Shich you can use in the
day time, by candle, or gas light. with
the most perfect satisfaction. should make
use Of the very rare chance offered to them
by Mr.. BLACK who can be consulted al
the TALLMADGE HOUSE till Sturdy nex'
Get pair Of those celebrated Parabola
Spectacles at any rate. XII. .s-.t., a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

FLORIDA ELECTION oN.--The Hon. Gec rye
s. Hawking is re elected to Congress from
the State Of Florida His competitor was
Jon Wescott. who is rel orIed to have been
suppprtedvery well in the eastern part OF
the State, hut fell off in ttel western and
middle sections, so that Mr.. Hawkins is
elected BY large majority. In EscambiA
county (Pensscola. &C., the Americans
elected their candidate for Senator and
their nominee for Representative. In Du-
val county Jacksonville &C., the A.
merican ticket for Legislature was cleo.
ted by small sjorit5,, In Leon and
Wakula, Democrats a' were itlented to
the Legislature; in Madison, Taylor 'oand
Lafa, eIto, three Democrats and one Amer
i6an; in Hamilton, an American Senator
and Democratic Representative: GadsdeI 1.e
close and doubtful, but one "lndependent'
| certainly elected. f.~ .so0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

re- The Adminfstratiouists at Wash
ington are endeavoring to make it appear
that Psnnsyivvnia's tariff whim caused the
recent o,erthrow Of. the friends Of Mr..
Buchanan 10 that State. Col. FOrpey
disposes Of this clumsy story thus:
The question of protection has deeply
interested our people. and there is aa. earu-
est feeling on the subject; but how did that
of itself defeat the Administration canaI-
dates? They were vociferous throughout
the whole canvass in theiI expression .oi
devotion to the doctrine Of projection, and
boldly claim that they were the best tariff
candidates befor the people-that th-y
could and would obtain more desireable
Legislation for Pennsylvania interests tha,
their opponents. Nay. more; leading ar
gumeot urged against the Peoples Party
was based on the false assertion that theil
nominee, Mr.. Read. hac signed a letter
commending George NJ. Dallas for his
vote infavor Of the tariff Of l846. So faI
as professions could 60, there never wer'
: set Of men more thouroughly commit te'
, to the doctrine Of protection than the Ad
, ministrstion candidates.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA Oet- ~ ioSc-
Pio1r comes forward very slowly, and Is nrm, with
n fair inquiry. Sales ~ 900 barrels fresh ground c;
3 25e2 30-n0w held NJ the latter nZurc.
There = a gooi demand for wheat and prices are
well mainiHiued saies pl 1000 Shsla southern aud
Penn nt peat IS for fair aud good red and white At
4 7o3i 90 Hh0at.
Rye IL steady At IS cents.
Corn is iu demand Ht further advancs ofe cents;
sales af 0n0 bushels nj 90 cents. and mixed nj s5
Oats in fair request At ~ for new Delaware.
WHISKY remains without change, sales at 95Ge6 re.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF FAFAMIlY pHYSIG,

are so composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
Theft penetrating properties search. and cleanse,
audinviSorue every portion Of the human organ
ism, CORRECTING its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy Sitalities. As consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physIcade is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once SO
simple and inviting. -
Not only do they cure The, everyday complaint.
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous Diseases, The agent below named IS
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
Containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints C0stice
ness, Heart6hun, Headache arising from csoraeTcd
Stomach, Na,tsea, Indigestion, Pam iirdrd Morbid
Imaction of the Bouceis, F1atuiency, Loss Of Appe-
tite, Jatn1dice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state of the bpdy or obstruction
of its functions They are an excellent alteratlse
ton Of tone and strength to the system debihtated
by disease.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
fETbe election Is Oyer-"ofen beat
CRY OF LANCASTER;

4, HTbe election Is oyer-"oftsn beat
en- but nevsrconqusFed"-"Truthi is nigh
eyty sud must prevail" and we are deTmln'
sd-los s%piok our Hint and try it'galn' we
recognize the right Of The majority o. ma
y. tive born, and naturaliEed citizens oil the
/, = a United States permanently residing IN any
!, 81 Territory thereof. 10 frame their Cons'itn'
~ zion and laws and regulate their domestic
ao Affairs to suit themselves. provided they
sobmit in al things to the rsqu'silions OF
s sths Constitution Of the United States, We
hold that the only change Of the freemsn
IT, of the Nation to put down the NAL Admin
;stratiou Of the Democratic party and re-
VI store the Government to its primitive SIM
8 :, ,plicity and purity, isA union OF all tie
z Z rood and true men, irrespective Of party
=, i,s names and party dictalion. Resolved thor
% IouphIy 10 purge theballot bcx,to arrest the
% flooding Of our country with foreign pau
% pers and criminals, and so TO amend our
lin naturalization laws as to admit no foreign
-'"1esrr er to the enjoyment Of our political fran
,,chisss uulil hs'isi thoroughly qualified to
~ enjoy them.a 49,.
p ~ Z, Thus much we propose as basis for the
:, reorganization of the opposition to Execu-
= tive usuraation and Locofoco mlsrule'--
~ We further declare our determination to
aayoess the policy ofamPl' prO'ec'iO n to
4
our Agricultural Manufacturing and Me
.charical interests against European com
ID peiiop, cupidity and ten cent labor; to
"a foster National Internal improvements; to
Q iinsugarate well regulated system OF Ma
Tis tional Currency. and to oppose fraud cor
y fuptiou and extravagauce in. all its forms
regardless of the names. that attempt 'e
Justify or claim to protect il, and we iur'
Z ther pledge ourselves to oppose the iur'he'
o. extension Of slavery into free territory be
S +" 'lieying as we do, that it is civilly, politi
. q. Gcaslly, and morally wrong. With the mot
ag TO Of the Unicu, the Constitution, and th'
..'a nsn,interiereuoe with the freedom Of eloc
;'., tious, we fling our banner to the ereez
g. full Of faith and hope in the doctrines W
,s have indicated.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
THE RIAL IlsUE.--Ths New York

The hBAL lssUE.--The New York
Times has . very SenSiblS article 10 regard
the issue before the people in the election.
chat have transPirOd and those yet to come.
We extract As fOIIOWs: ~
The issue in PsnnSylVani,, Ohio and In.
diana. has not been the old question Of
FFeesoiI 10 Kansas, but the division in
those States.is between the supporters and
opponents OF the Administration. WHIST.
ever names may be parAded by The parties
10 the contest, they come substantially 10
this complexion. Whoever looks at Penn.
sylVania io.day must see that there is but
two parties Observation-Disclosures and An
ti-AdminislTatiob. In the eleeliOnof Tues.
day il WAS simply question whether Mr..
Bcchanan's general policy should be ap
proved or condemned. No. doubt some
chung TO him through State pride, personal
regard, or patty scipiins, who condemn
bis official acts. Yet. reslly, the vote was
for aud against the Administration. The
like is true. also. with Ohio aud Indiana.
Illinois will soon be called upon to pro-
nounce upon th, same subject. In New
York, also, to q certain extent the verdict
Of the end Of November must be upon the
merits OF the Administration. II the two
branches of the Opposition had: united. as
iu Pennsylynnia, this issue would be per,
feet here as it was there. In the actual
state OF The case. however. iti- but partial
lr presented, other matters, entering large.
| ly into the canvass. But the tendency is
! in different direction, and in 1859, j mol
now, New York will vote with di,Oct ref.
ference to sustaining or condemning the
Adminlstratlon. Mn -. .-.-l...
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
Trial byJury.

, 8 A report has been circnlatsd that Lord
Campbell, Chief Justice Of England, in
tends introducing q bill into Parliament.
early next session, to give the majority Of
r iuay full power of re,urnnigsa verdict
The runner has caused some alarm. and
Lord Campbell, has been called upon to
declare whether it is ioundad on fact. He
has rather eva, ed q distinct denial
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
RwWe learn bv telegraph this morninI

~We learn by telegraph this morning
that our old friend SAMUEL GRIM. with his
Captain Fisher, beat the crack uags of Ohio
at Newark yesterday, and bore off the
purse, with his accustomed modesty. Three
cheers for Captain Fisher, and old Fairfield
against the world for fast horses aud pref
ty girls.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
BALTIMORE MARKET.
R.NrrMnpV Oct 10 1879


Flour steady, but quiet.
Wheat firm.
Corn better: sales Of white Al so9eIc, aid yellow
at - 400 cents.
whisky l. dull. Provisions dull. Bulk Meat6L
@exe. Lard I2c. Mess Pork I75O9I7e7.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

KENT is cOming@-Goois at auction, fine
dner, fines; cheap, cheaper. cheapest =.
Give him call at his auction rooms, Swan
Buildings on Main Street. .,ao
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEw oRLEANs. Get. 10 isJs
Cotton-The steamers news had 10 effect on the
market: Gales of 2Gi0 bales.
Sugar closed bunyaIt-adyaneed Lc.
tobacco closed stead
Flour closed with advineing tendency; sales CT
81 56aG5O.
Corn closed with IN vaneing tendency at 53675.
Provisions closed very dull aud heavy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

RTThe courtiers Of the President have
been consoling him, in his --sOrrow at the
result in Pennsylvania, on Tuesday last.
by making in his presence the prigioPal
rcmark that ''rhe darkes. hour is just be.
fore Daylight" !
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
NEWe learn that our old friend GR

EaTWe learn That our old friend GEO
WEAVER ESQ, of the GAINESVILLE Courier,
was in our city from Friday last till Mon.
day. and he neglected 10 do himself the
honor of calling at our Office. Wonder If
he and Bro. Beatty amt devising some
plan to have Gov. Seward defestedin in 1850.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

E9-The Young Mems Literary Tnsti.
tute will meet at the City Hall, Friday
evening October 22l. 1853. at '6t o.
clock. Question for discussion Resoived,
"That novel reading exerts pernicious
influence on the mind and morals Of COM
munity. .t.fe ,.,
Forsmen in debate. Messrs. Germany
and Jennings. lu5H
An Essay will be read BY v. M. Girls.
void Esq; Subject, ''lbe United States Of
America to day" The public are invited
to attend. BY order CHAs. JENNINGS, Sec.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

= EW sse the advertisement of Misses
CLIFFORD & ROBINSON in tO'days paper,
The Buckeye girls can bea. the world in
the useful and beautiful,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness'
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
tion, and for the relief of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease. LA 49, ts
So wide is the field of its usefulness and SO nu-
mcrous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pup
hcly known, who have been restored nom alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by It's
use, When once tried its superiority over every
cthcIeicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what ann9ote 70 employ S
for the distressing and dangerous affections OF the
mlmopary organs that are incident TO our climate
While many inferiot femedies thrust upon tho
community have failed aud been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred osnents
duced cures too numerous -andstoo remarkaole !"
be forgotten. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

.baa Ey A letter from"Jim Clay" Hon. ].
2, B, G.. expressing strong desire for the
reelection Of Douglas 10 the Senate. has
been printed in thd Missouri Republican.
n IA Letter from senator CrittendenS also ia
I /,y6rins The election o. Douglas. is anloun-
= Ssd By the same Paper.-Gin: CONNER,
oiet lawn r e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

gs5% s," ,STRAsGE, PnENoMRNAl--We notice this
(MondayJ morning the in famous Marcus
Aurora Boreiss Bot1sd Esq, Of Perry Co..
lin close eOmhunion with the editors of the
Ohio Eagle, togetherswith some Of the
y sburning and shining lights" Of The Bu-
~ chanan Administration, ~ frT -s
Query. Ain'tthete q plan on foot to re-
pudja,e Ten Cent Jimmy with his Lscomp-
Ton ftatids, hllibusteripg msneuvers, and
,io,his uowarrantable interference with Brig
s a., ham IiIa YouDg's domestic inSti'utionss IAN
ss.we have to say is, look out for .trickery
and treason in the LoeOfoco camp and be
prepared to. aid, assist. and hail with Joy,
the Inauguration of the PEoPLE's PARTY
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
TO VALIDs!
DIR m. WISE

.r-~,. Dir J. w ISE.a
rhysieian for Diseases "a the rhron
Lang AID Heart, Female irrcguisriaes. and all
Uterine Troablss. Chronic Diseases. 6e.. 6e.
NEAY be corsnsicd in LANCASTKR. uthr TAIL
w NAnGk hOCAE. oCTOhER sist. ga and g..t
aHd viii visitthls city monthly The SANE daics.
Dr. wiSE trents Lang aud Chest diseases ~ The ~.
uonai ard philosophical aHd eminettly suecossfai
mode ldleated inhulston and direct 1olisal treet
nont. .Cathetehsm.
And vhcts long prscicai esperiere~ snd eyicrsird
observation in the Htsrtas of New York apd Ia Pri-
vale pract .tnrehe fEith nstructicns from some ef
ihe most eminent Professors az Medicine aud SURGERY
IN ihts eodrtg aud Europe. gives him that
him eYll.
The great uolntn the treatment cf an human mala-f
dies. V 10 gotatthe disease In direct manner. All
ileaislnea are est uaied by their action upon The
gnn requiring relief-ihs lathe u,pnriant aet upol,
when lnhslaion and Caihoierism are bRsrd. II the
Stomach i diseased We take M medeibe. direetlv Inc
tthe -tdaeh 1.-THE Lungs are diseased. bFeathe orin
son Why fonsumpton and Diseases Ofthe Chest have
heretofore ressied all treatment, has been beeuuss
they have not been approached IN a direct mauneF.
" FTPersOns afflicted with Chest u senaes should noe,
delay having poper remedies used ere u is too late
This Is fatal mistake and should be we'll eonSdeFod
EF No Charge for. .Consultqiionl az :
| Dr. Wise may be eonsuitoi through Boz No. aas
Dayton, Ohio. Lancaster, July 70, Isss-I9f !
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

re. Gov. Denvef, .6f Kansas. arrived in
Sr1oniS on lShufday.y he has resigned
his place as Governor of Kansas, and VIII
not return to. that Territory nntmT
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
nns. fEnRSTLEEs = RIaELOW

DSS. .HERSELEk a. NbsHELVNV
OVR Partncrshir u this day dissolved ty muiuai
! -ent. our Books must be ciosed. by each or
intrs. hnriug the month. All accounts not closed
hen viii bc IN the hands Of a collector. Those whe
uiend ciosii up. can call on either n MS dnIn6
august. Il. W. ttf.tRSlLEh,
august I il5a-9w14 J. ". BIGELOW
Nh Wew will continue the Practice ef Medicine
4 our respective offices. B. q B. .