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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

EF'A crust of bread. a pitcher Of wat.
er. a thatched roof, and love there is hap
piness for you, whether the day be rainy
or shiny. 1t is heart that makes The home
whether the eye rests on potato patch
or flower. garden. Heart makea home
precions and it is the only thing that can.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
For ths Lancaster Gazette.

Reader. We ask your ritention, W. lie We
present some views OF molera sor iety,
ich We think merits the attention OF reIor-
mtrs and which are perhaps, generally
overloekedin seeking for The causes, and
attempting tie reform OF existing abuses.
The went Of virtue. and the habilual
practice OF vice. aud nervousness. in Nhai
is commonly d+pominaIed fashionable So
ciely. has inflicted upon the human TSce
sSme Of toe gresiestev evils II has ever suffer
cd from. All girtuous action, as well as
almost all the goodneFs. aud greatness Of
character, for which mankind becomes.
distinguished. may be regarded as the sit
innate offspring. OF The diligent pursuit Of
The useful otcupatiau.ol Of Iif4, while il may
trueIy be said. that the iRdolpnt. OF those
who spent their line without any pursuit,
the fruiis OF which might benefit maa-
kind, not only do no, confer any good TO
their race, hut by tteir example r-taId the
advance OF virtue. and TOR the want Of use.
ful pursuits. sink deeper and deeper 10
vice.
Tbe.special evil we are at present dis
<, wha, i .ailad ,a.L;oo.hl. so.;.,y has
-, ~. I.1'a,. - - ,La go, -
Eocalions, the highest hon ,rs; end concedpd
to.'hos+ wlo pursue q EN-. the highest pO.
siIi"D amongst ciiIzzns, to which they are
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,elieru.l matnroJ Lvtbe ,x~.rci.4 Of the
nrac,;,.aIlv Nm 6 ;oi avo.a,ions VIII; n
,ontr; u,s n h;s adv.nrmsnt as a race
Will. mos,of ,hs schemes nrovidad nv
tssl mil. s,,.;e,v ,or Ihs snt.,,sinmsn,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
DIR. CULvERwELL
q N M NW q q w.

Medical Essay a new, certain and FadIce cur
ofSpermntofrh@a, ,&c.. without the use ofiniernal
medicines, cauteriEaiiOn, or any mechanical
appliances.
Jusr PuBLsHED the 9Th edition, sealed envelope,
gratis and mailed to any address, postpaid; on re-
cept oftwo stamps.
This little work ,emanating from ceiebaFted NOM.
Der ofthe medical profession, gives the most impor-
tant information published TO all enter.
tanning doubts of their ply slcal conditions who
conscious ofhaving haEared their health and happi-
ness--cOntaiDng the particulars Of an entirely new
and peyfeet remedy for SpermatorFh9a or Seminal
Weakness, Debility. Nervousness Depression Of SPIT
rs, Ii ss OF Energy, Gnssitude Tmidity, lBvolunta
~ Seminal Discharges Impaired Sight and Memory .,
Botches and Pimples the FRce, Piles !,
PalpitaloD of the Heart and Bodily Prostrauon of
the whole system, inducing impotency and mental
aud physical ncapacty, OF which every one.
may cure himself privately, and at tri1ng expense
" FAddrees DR.. CHI. J. C.KLIEE, LIST Avenue, cor.
10Th. street. New York; Post Box, No. 45S1.
septembcr ., 1sss- -2wIo
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
NOTICE.

TVNHE arm Of BOWMAN q BOLLENBAUGH has
II this day been dissolved by mutual consent All
persons Indebted TO the late rm respectfully in
vtied 70 come forward without delay and settle their
respective dues, long Indulgence cannot be given
Either partner is authorized TO use the name Of the
1rm In the liquidation Of all claims for against the
firm, ERWIN NJ, B0LLENBAUGH
Royalion, o., Nov W, 1853. Dec. 2-4w3I.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

SHUTTERs FOR FRkPIAcRs. In the bet,
ter class oil houses recently built in Eo-
gland, many Of The tireplaees are provided
with sliding shutters. which, when partly
lowered. act as powerful blowers, and hen
let completely down extinguish the FIRE by
s'oPpingshs drought. thus being st once
a kinder and extinguisher Of Dire. This
arrangement is very simple safe and con-
venlien
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

EE' The express train from Buffalo, N.
Y, ran to Rochester. distaLce Of 10
miles. in one hour aud 25I minutes. in
cluding three stops on the way. on Fri
day morning l,st. This was at the rate
Of minute and l3 seconds per mile,
without deductiug Tor stoppages.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
EARmLANnS rnR saLE. q Nina.

EARM LANDS FOR SALE, 95 Miles from,
~ Philadelphia by Railroad, in the State OF new
Jersey Soil among the best for Agrlcutural purpo-
nnd is large tract divided into small firms hun
and building.
The crops can be seen growing. Terms from tK.to.
SsO per acre, payable within four years by insiiN
70 visit the piace--Leave Vine Street Whan-zh r
adelphia at7K m. by Railroad for Hami.sr eoh, o.
address r. j. Byrnes- by letter. See full adve riise-,
meht ih another column. fept. 10, 1s5e--3mQO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

NOTICE ishereby given, that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed Executor Of the Estate Of
Johns. JOHNSON deceased, late OF The county of
Fairfield Ohio. All persons having unsettled busi
NESS with snid John $. Johuson, will present the same
for settl, ment within oney year. JOHN KAGY, Err.
Dec. ,, lS5S-3w
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

GI-The Chicago Press Of 1oth inst,
says; Ex Governor Bebb. formerly of
Ohio, hut more recently of Winuebago
county in this State, has become possessor
Of large landed estates in Tennessee; and
will. in the course Of this month. leave for
Kn xv;lle, where he designs praclicing
law in company with his son.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
DYSPEPSIA sI = 81 Z AND ND! FITS.

THE GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, was
ior several years so badly anicted by Dyspepsia,
bed He was eventually cured by prescription fur
nished him by young clarvoyant girl. This pre-
scrption, given him by mere child, while in state
ofrancc, has cured everybody who has taken It, new
or having failed once IL equally in cases,
be found In any drug store. will send this yalu.
able prescription TO any person on The receipt OF III
one stamp TO pay postage. Address
DR.. 0.PHELPS BROWN. L,
Sep. .9-3mI9. No.2I Grand st., Jersey civ N.JANl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

MORE ANNExAFIoH.-The telegraph states
that information has reached Washington
IN such form as 10 place llA fact beyond
question that large number of MexicRhs
residing in Sonora have entered iato a
leagus to rsyolu'ioniEs the State. wit6 a
view to its anntxstion.o to lbe United States.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
:M88.8,3N@. /.
STEAM FIGURING MtLt.
Estate Of John Vvelshimer.

EHtNte OF john WeIshtmer.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that the subscribers have
IN been appointed aud qualified as Admini strutors
on the Estate Of John Welshimer, late OF Fairfield
County, deceased. JACOB SHRFFER,
HENRY wELSH1MER,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
estate of John 5. johnson /.

HRmmOntun LAnda.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

/ rTsAll wanting 10 emlgrate to mild clfhhatef6oa
tsoil and due market,see advertisement Of HaEimuo
on. Lands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
Conutry GoxSip-s-Diderent ways OF RE
ding on the Rail.

There arc many ways Of taking rail
road ride. Some people work their way
into the baggage car. make fti-nds OF the
powers tia, be- and snake cigars from
one end Of the journev TO the olheF. Sine
people study their Railroad Guide from
town 10 town. and fret themselves d,ead
fully 10 know where they had better 90.
and what they Fad better see on the trip
Others again gather ia knots. and talk
politics and land speeulaiions. while those
agrirulurely inclined talk wheat and oats
and horses and pigs. "Hesvensl" said a
Union county farmer. passing alor Q Ches-
ter Vslley, hy the Pennsylvania R'ilroad.
'slleavensl'' what glorious beeves; how l
would like to he among them with butch
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
Aggregate, amount Of Assets Composing
Capital and Surplus), ),............... 81 9e .O79

Aggregate amount Of Assets Composing
Capital and surplus), sI9e. .O79 So
Ill, LIABILITIES.
Amount OF Losses adjusted, and due. aud
unpaid ................... None
do do incurred and In process of adjust
do do reported, on which no action has
been taken. ..":....:... $40 90
Company. estimated dat............... 2I25 co
Aggregate amount Of Losses incurred du-
ring the year, including those not yet
uue'" 80. ...........,......9 $50 ,772 81
Amount ofDividends declared and due and
remaining unpaid. ....... None
do of Dividends either Cash or Scrip,de-
clared but no due. e,.............,........N None
do OF Money borrowed and security Civ
en- for It's paym yment.. ..,...,........u..No None
do OF other existing claims against the
Company, estlmaied at................. 1900 90
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
ParVal.' 'MRrketvar.' loan, there
J9l Shares bank stock 40 sSN-ON s2a. .srf IN
AZ. SIS nn asa -asl 90 ss1 .

$H.S75 90 S5s.4Sl no S57 $50 OS
TOTAL amount Loaned on the above Stocks s57 $50 0S
Amount ofa otherT.oans made by the Com
pany, not included In preceding items. .l2 asa "a
40 on interest actually due and unpaid ,043 &C
40 OF dsse'men;s on Stock paid, office
hNtnresl''..' ,''...................... 577 "
90 OF assessments on Stock unpaid ..... None
do ofStock Notes, exclusive ofPremiun
rotes, held as part OF the Capital Of the
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
TOLsl amount Of Lo..O.. CLAIMS and Llablll-

Total amount OF Lossos. CLAIMS and Liabili-
lies unpaid Qncluding Claims for Losses
resisted by the Compan )..............Sl367O OJ
Nv. INCOME.
Amount fCash Premiums received during
the year, Sll3,l35 81, less returned pre-.
mlums, S3,13S 67........... ..... SlO9 396 90
do ofNotes received for Premiums uhis
does not mean Premium Notes.. None
do ofinterest money receiv d.......... o. p6 OF
do oflncome received from other sources $40 90
Aggregate amount of Income received du-
ring the year, except Premium notes a llO Os3 e1
v. EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid during the year for Losses
which accrued prior to the Slst day OF
December last t'.......... ........... s5,9s5 Is
Which Losses were estimated In the last
statement at,.,, 1907 so
Amount paid for losses which accrued sub
sequenttO the 3lst day of December last g77 5s
do of Dividends paid curing the year -. go 600 90
do paid during the year forCommissions,
and fetstO agents and officers ofthe co I5.4o5 OIL
do paid for Taxes during the year, Ito the
State OF Connecticut on Capital Stock,
$4,000 90 ;...'.......... ..;.......... 1s7 so
do of all other payments and expendi-
lures during the cyear...............,... 4,eaa o6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

"O"'o 't"ck -=-----=- AOl ,O5O 00
Amountof Loans on Bonds and Mortgages,
being lien on real estate on which less
than years. interest Is isdne.......,... 40 glO 90
DO do do more do do None
Est ated value or properly described III tie above
on each.
are the above MortgSgesrecorded inthe Clerks Of
nee oi ihe county whore the premises described
therein are locatedf Answer, They are.
Number Of Shares Of Stock Of all kinds heId ~ the
ComPqng as Security Tor Loans, pih the Par and
OR edeh kind:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

Total amount Of Capital and Surplus. sIs2 O79 So
II. ASSETS.
Amount OF Real Estate owned by
the Company, ..-..,........ None
20 OF lneumbranee thereon,
~ mortgage or otherwise. None
Total value Of the abOveReal Es-
tate, exclusive of incum-
brance thereon .........,,.. - Mona
Amount Of Case on hand ........SlO496 0s
do OF Cash in hands Of Agentsl
within this State .....,.....
do ofcash in hands of Agents ls'4Oy ID
In other States ...........,,
Aggregate amount Of cash items. ----No3 sOj OF
Amount due theCOmpany on which
JUDY fnents have been obtained Nona
Nam6sr Of Shares of Stock ofaH kinds opnsd 6v the
Company, aRdths Par and Market 1aLue fksreof1
Par Value. Market Value
SO Shares Exchange Bank
STOCK. ...,...:.-.... S2,750 90 S9,3f0 90
so do Etna do do
10 per cent. pad.... 500 90 500 On
100 do Bank of Hart
ford County Stock. 5000 90 aOo Oo
ln4 DO Mer. Bank do 1O,4O0 90 IO,4OO 90
10 90 CITY do do $500 90 $50 90
V 90 GhaHerOak do $500 90 $500 90
so do Mer. and Man
bk stk 30 per c. paid ] 500 90 5OO OO
100 do Park bk Stock
New York City,. 10000 90 9O0O O0
so do Continental do 5000 90 $50 On
10 81 600 Indiana Gem
.tral Railroad Bonds 10000 90. 10 mn m
Aggregate value of the
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

- There are other irassllers who siudy-bu-
eman ra'ure. astLe tars rip a'ohg. ane il
they .aEa not inquisiliKe .ws. iks 10 gather
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09
1lQ.ltitlll.
Speech OF Hon. 5. {. Foster,
Or MIia., in IL, Hlu,3, !nIrch 10, 1858.
(Coge'.dea from M,t ,esck

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s1on N proper 70 'S'''=.'i=s : sc I'M A.'i'"s
U.s. -. st'' - 13.''. -
sir. tn s. nl4ia facts are cno9sh :,
op.n tie eyes OF the nos:dcva mn 10 the
fnl,v Of a,ternotin. TO plras, anil com
c:lia.. tn, S1ata by concessions AMI
corn-5nise. on tfe slavery pl,s.ior.-
If,,rvicss s,ch as the Ss4a.or from III
mi, arI II, lte Governor of Kansas
b,y, norrorn,l cannot shield .h,m
r.. . ,.-,+,t,1 r.o-,,-i,.. .,1I.
nnnei,,i,n. Of the fri ,nls of the peculiar
institution. i, is useless for or liaary pol
i,ic,n, 10 cx9sst any m rcy Il they
.houll ever venture 70 s,Anl erect in tn,
presence OF -'ayaAolJer They nav As
w,H mike M .helg minis 20 efevel on
their b,.li,, the balance Of tn ,:r days.
1,h;,t I h,v.. sal oa,a,,, :, max, j.
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with sestness Asd liagassA
Posters, shop-bills, Blanks, Circulars. Bill-l
Programmes, Receipts, BYLAWS, Ssurt 0ssksss
Envelopes, Labels. Cards, IL. IL.
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$l,5O A YEAR IN ADVANCE

I this load OF lniauy, and 1t will stick tt
him to his grave. He has taken it upo.
himself willingly, knowingly, and guilt
I ly, agai ST the earnest remonstrances o
those who were mainly. instrumental il
his election, and he cannot now, if h,
would, lay it down. 1t has broken dowr
his Administration in the first year of it
existence it has destroyed his goot
name, AMI blasted his last fain. hopa o
a continuance of power.
! Mr.. Chairman, we often hear Fourtl
Of July orators use the steam engine ane
the railroad cars as the types and sym
b1is o. American progress: AMI it mus
b, admitted that the symbols hold as
good for our progress in political corrup-
ton aad decay As in material or intellect
uli Advancement. Greece maintained
hcl liberties some five or six hunlre !
years; Rome some seven hundred, before
dcml{ogucs. turned tyrants, learned to
govern tAc Empire with dcspotic sway,
under tha torns OF repahlicanism. Our
molern denl gD5ues have excclled the
ancient as much as the appliances o.
m0lcra travel surplss those Of the Au-
GUSTAV ~. La the first century of the
American Republic, in spit, Of our boast
cd general education. our freedom OF the
press AID ot speech. oar holy Christian
rrli : ion and high civilization, they have
lerrnei - phT the despot-l might
almost say the Nero-unde: the forms of
cDo..itntton,l unvcrpnnn. Had wa a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09
Speech OF Nr. Douglas.
In the senate, on the evening before the vote
Das taken on M. admission of Kansas.
Concluded from last ,eeek

Mr.. Hammond here asked why Con
gress has no right to construc a constitu
ton
Mr., Douglas repeated that if Con
gress exercised the right to look int,
state constitutions, this government
becomes consolidated government, az
empire with provinces and Independent
cies, bat ceases to be fedora sion oil
sovereign states. Turning to Mr.. Pugh'.
amendment. which the Clerk read, Mr.
D)uslas said he was at loss to know
what his friends from Ohio meant b,
that amendment. Whoever pretended
anything could be put in the act OF
admission What legal effect would
this amendment have if adopted =
None at all. He Douglas objected to
putting any clause that expresses any
opinion in reference to any provision in the
constitution. Suppose the Senator from
New York (Sewardl was to put in a
clause that nothing herein should be
construed a, sanetipniny slavery would
southern men object to it because it had
70 legal ef.vt He protested against
Congress interfering by expressing any
opinion upon this Or that clause Of the
constitution. II it be the will of TIE
people of Kansas, you have no right to
touch them. Mr.. Douglas then came
back to the question. Ought We to
admit Kansas with this constitution =
l. the evidence satisfactory that it is the
peoples act and deed, that they have
had q free expression Of opinion He
thought not. He would protest against
that special pleading that would seem
by tcchnical!ties 20 tx constitution on
the people OF q state. Revcrs. the
ease. Would southern men, il con-
yentioa Of eesoilers should make con-
stitution,a and not ALLOW YOU to vote for it +.
and then attempt TO force that abolition
constitution on a slaveholIin3 people
i ,aist their wiil-would you southern
gentlemen have Submitted to such an
outr15ea
Mr.. Hammond s. C)--If we, as
sl4veho!ders had rcsraincd from voting,
w. would have submitted until it was
changed in the due forms Of law.
Several SCn1tors-E So, cxac.
tly.
Mr.. Eou.las-Tho Senator sssumos
what is not in evidencc-
Mr.. IlammonI-It is universally
stated
Mr. Toombs s-Tnats net the true
state oftha matter.
Mr. Douglas retorted that it was all
as stated. lie regarded the principle
involved as Vital as faniam9ntal, and
its violation as 4 deathhluw to state
rights and sovereignty. Moreover. said
he, If YOU almi. Kansas under the
Lccompton constitution, YOU admit also
her fraudulent government. The false
returns are proved at Delaware Cross
in.s, kiekapoo. Shawnee and elsewhere,
showing three thousand fraudulent votes
The Senate viii remember the cffoy, he
m,do to p ocure an Investigation into
the alleged fraals. Can any man tell
whether We are admitting with this
constitution men who "a: one election
threw these fraudulent votes, or t. ose
who were leya!l; elected by the popular
vote? One day it was this rumor,
another chat, nd so on alternately.
like cAills and fever. lie here quot d
from Mr.. CalAoQn's letter in Yesterday 5
S.ar, saving that he thinks the Delaware
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09

Tn Ae.rs sxo iI,v. SrEruav t. Fos.1s.
The Argus q short time sar, contained d
leJter fem Washington. which wI3 written
with tn intention Vi rid.calin1 tn speech
raceutIy delivered By the Representative
r III the sixth Congressional district in this
S..ta. Ia" w,iter, Among other thing,
stated that only ono Of Mr. Fosters c,.leI-
- ws7 present., and hut y'ry t'w others,
w,ra t1' Sp,nch WIS d stiycrc y cHntie-
man u ni5h character and stArlmg writes
Us that ~ cattr .tcac vs. a ml>reprcs 'nta-
tpu-tnat nearly all the members Of ths
MIin delegation were in att ndanee during
Il. daiyery Of Mr Fister's speech, and
ls mlay ojAlr N ,mb,rs - are II the habit
Of Attending u sgaac3aS in Committee ot
tho wi1ie-nA:,i twenty-five Per-caqt.
mpre than We're present II hear Nj. Letchcr
Of N,r-ials, wlp sP1tn on the sane
slbjec. the dly our correspondent wFot.
Us.
The speech, oar correspondent adds, i
rastrl Il in Wash ngton ".Is a sensible and
god on which Wa listened u throughout
with resp ctfli attantiuu.h Bat tho best
an.yar that can bo ntda % ths prety and
malignant slaud rs of the Argus, Is taa
sp.aaa it. IT. We have rae,i9et Il cory oi
i; from Mr. Foster, and hays rad it with
-ralt pleasure, and W. pronounce 1t t. b.
a clear logged ani unnswartbh presnntl-
tioa et the Republican sid3 Of the great
question n1w aNftnc the country Sacs
aa unjust and ttutal-ss assault rs the
Argus contained, cln IL no injury t. Mr..
Foster. b1t it rejects great di-eredit on
the iniieji,IIl who penned it. and the paper
that published it.-AirsctIscr.
Al lnlian came to IA certain agency
in the northera part oi Iowa, to procure
s)mc whiskey for a young warrior, who
hal as he said, been often By rattle
snake At first the agent did not credit
his story, but the ear:estness ofthe In
dian and the urgency Of tho case, over
came his scru"leS and tarnirg to get the
liquor. he asked the Indian how much he
wanted.
-Four quarts answered the Indian.
-Four quarts - asked the agent, y
surprise $50 much as that -
YES" replied the Iadian spoakin;
7 through his set teeth and irowning as say
ageIy as though about to wage War o
cxterminAt.on on the whole snake tribe
''fo4r quarts snake very big.'
bangs Island, i. tic mouth of tn
h,lrbor Of Portland, has bsen s)ld for 560oC
u C4uad;an gsnttemsn, now residing uaa
Montreal,
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