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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

u EMOVAL-The subscribers having re-
IL moved 10 No. Az. King street, four
doors below Fairfax, would respectfully invite
their old friends and customers 10 give them
call at the new stand Their assortment Will
as heretofore, be large and general, embracing
HARDWARE OF all kinds
Pocket and Table Cutlery
Plated Spoons and Forks
Shot Guns and Rifles; building Materials
Nails; Carpenters Tools
Blacksmith's Tools, &c, all Of which wlii
be sold at the lowest prices: wholesale or reidil.
feb % BARLEY Il TRIPLETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

INRESH ARRIVAL
I 10 hhds New Orleans Sugars
) prime Sugars
5 bbls. New Orleans Moasses
10 Crushed Sugar
80 boxes Adamantlne Candles
10 bbls Vinegar. This day landing from
Schooner Fairfax and for sale by
GRAY, MILLER Il co,
feb II corner Of King and Water-sts
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
Howard Association, PhiiadeIph,o.

FBerepdiexr ,,Js-.
menI2rfhe "sfi Of tie sick and distresssd aMieted
gnh Hiraifat and Epidemic diseosss.
The Howard m, in vi.w,of The a,vful A.s
uuciion OF human life, caused by and
tne receptions practiced upon the unfortunat. yica
lms OF sueh diseases by Quacks, several years aoo
NJ tnelr onsuitng Surgeon, as Charitable
httworihy OF their Bnme, TO open DispeDsnry for
tne treatment fthts class of Diseases in ali iheiTt
lorms, ana to give Medical Advice Gratis 10 ali who
Apply W letter with descriptioh Of hbir condition.
occupation habits ofiil &e. and in csses OF
extreme poverty to furnish Medcines free OF charge
ltls needless to add tharthe ciatlon comma MAI
hehlghest Medical skill of the age and will furniah
the most approved modern treatmt mt.
me directors ofthe Association, in their nnuAl Re-
porl upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases forre
year ending January lst 1853 express the highest al
s'aetlon with the success which has attended the la
Oors OF the Consulting Surgeon in THE cure ofspeTma
orrnea, seminal weakness, Impotence, GonorrhOa.
Gleet syphilis, the vice of Onanism or Sc abuse Nc
ana Ordera continuance ofthe same plan for the ensu
ing year. - " " '~
The Directors, review ofthe past feel assured
ttnerlaoorstD this sphere of benevolent effort,
nave been of great beneft to the Afflicted especIalIy
10 the young, and they have resol vote bcm.
selves with renewed zeal this fy but
much dispsed cause.
An admirable Report on Spcrmatorrhna, OF Semin-
AZ weakness, the vice of Onanism, MasurbatioD orr
Selfabnse, and other diseases of the sexual orea
hy the Consulting Surgeon. win be sent by mail lin n
sealed enyeope,) FREE OF CHANGE. on receipt Of
! TWO STAMPS for postage Other Reports and Tracts
on the nature and treatment of sexual Diseases diet
@eare constantly icing bished for dis.
tribnton, and will be sent to the afiicted Some or
the new remedies and methods Of discover
cd juring the last year, are Of great value.
Audress. .for Report or treatm eut nr. GEORGER.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard lAssocias-
tion, No South Nine Street, Phadelphia Pennsyl..
vania. BY order Ofthe Directors.
| EZRA D.. HEARTWELL. President.
GEORGE FAIRcHILD, Secretary,
April 90, le56-ly5I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
OBITUARY.

DIED, at the residences Of her Son
CHARLES, in this city. in the even no OF
Sunday. the eth Of November. ROS1N-
NAH BORLANlI,- aged nearly eiphty-
eight years. She had, more than seventy
years, been faithful and esteemed member
Of the Baptist Church. All along her pro:
iracted pilgrimage ostenlation had been,
meekly avoided. and filial imitation OF her
example forhids its indulgence ir her obit.
uary. Her life. comprising the humble
virtues, crowned by the faith and the
hopes OF the Christian. in the full triumphs-
OF which she died, is her nnwritten legacy
to her friends; and It will be fondly vener.
aIed whils the worlds vain things perish
away, to be remembered only bs their de-
lusions, She welcom.d death, because the.
inloess OF her experience and the strength,
OF her faith gave her abiding assurance
that 1t WAS release from the woes of, ,sar,h,
and translation to the horne and The boz
som Of her Redeem er; and, while We COM
mItted her mortsl remains to the reposs of,
the grave, we were consolsd by ber belle f
that her soul had gone to reioice anu sing,
eyermore. in the blissful aud fragrant NOR
nipgs Of Eternity. Com.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
no FATHERS ana VTother..

You know how Important It is for your children
that you should keep good health. How frequently
do you see feeble parents dressed IL mourning on
account OF the death OF their beloved chi ldren What
pity lis. when, by proper care and remedies, all
tbese trials and troubles can be avoided. Whe n
health can be restored TO the parent and life and hap
pness to the child Restore the health Of the mother
and you obvate the necessity OF PareROrc GodfTeys
Cordial and otheriDjurous narcotics for crying child
ren. We entreat you, as we desire TO- improve the
eondiu0n OF our race, tn procure DR.. Morse's Alma
nae and read how diseases are cured in accorda
with NATURES laws with innocent Roots q Plants.
PREGNANCY. Y.-Dnring this critical period MOrse's In
dan Root Pills will be required, because they censs
the BODY from those morbid humors, and thoroughly
drve away all pains and give ease and comfort the
noiher. From one to three ofthese pills, taken two
the mother safe and easy delivery and will be- sure
10 give stout and healthy constitution 10 the child
oee advertisement. December 2, 1s55--tm3l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

HALAFAx. Nov. 2y.--The steamship
Europa, with dates from Liverpool to Sat
urday the goth inst. three days later than
those furnished by the North Britain at
Portland. arrived here this afternoon.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE The news fur
nished was meagre. There was still no ii
dings of the steamship Indian Empire
Fredrrick Bruce. brother OF Lord Elgin,
had been appointed Minister to Ppkin.
France was sending reinforcements TO
Corhin. China.
Pprsigoy has heen appointed President
Of the French Commission to consid,r the
quss ion Of negro slavery.
Robert Owen, late Minister to Naples,
was dead.
The steamer Saxona arrived out on the
l9th instant.
TIE new Great E stern Ship Company
had been duly organized. El40.00o moro
required to finish her.
Tie French frigate Neophyte had been
lost near Csdiz.
LoId Palmers,on and Earl Clarendon
are paying visit to Napoleon at Com
prigue.
A letter from Rome states that all the
great Catholic poweos had addressed re
monstranees TO the Pope. and requested
the lrase Of the Jewish boy Morlara. =
Tho Pope had replied that the boys return
TO his parents was impossible.
The Indian mails hal reached England
The Ex King Of Delhi had been sent
under an es'oat to Calrutts.
An,xplosicn occurred at the Kuracha
arsenal. blowing up part Of the building
and destroying million pounds ofammu.
milton.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
ARRfyAL OF THE NORTu BRITAIN.

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH britain.
PoRTLAND, NovEMBER 90 = The steam
ship North Britain. iron Liverpool. with
dates to Wednesday. the l7In inst, arrived
here this morning.
The steamship Ariel. from New York
for Havre. arrived at Southampton on the
l7Ih ins'.
The Indian Empire. which left Halifax
on The cath uh,, for Galway had not been
heard from. aud fears for her safety had
been heightsnsd By the recent hesyy gales
on the En1lish coast.
The steamship Europa. from Boston and
Halifax for Liverpool had put into Queen
town short Of cosl,
The gales en- the coast Of Englang bad
not caused any disasters among vessels.
as far as had ead heard from.
The British Parliament bad been fur
ther prorogued to January 18Th.
Fears were entertained for the safety OF
the ship Agincourt; long over due from
Australia. with large amount oftreasure.
The London times publishes rather
hopeful arlical on the Atlantic Cable. and
urges upon the directors the proprietY OF
accepting tie offer of Prof. Hughes to
work it with his Printing Telegraph In
strument.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

ECONOMY. No man is rich whose expen-
diiurr exceeds his means. and no man is
poor whose income ex eeds oulgoings. 1t
is no small commendalion to manage lit,
tie thing well. He is good WAGNER who
can turn in little room. To live well in
abundance is the praise Of the estate, not
the person. l will study rates how to
give good account Of my little, than how
to make it more.
Let honesty and industry be thy constant
companions. aDd spend one penny less than
thy clear gains; then shall thy hide bound
pockets soon begin TO thrive. and will nev.
er again cry with hunger. neither will
creditors insult thee. nor want oppress,
nor hunger bite nor nakedness freeze thee,
The whole hemisphere win shine brighter
and pleasure spring up in every corner ol
the heart. Now, therefore. embrece these
rules aud bs happy. Danish the bleak
winds OF sorrow from thy mind. and live
independent. Then shalt thou be man.
and not hide thy face at the approach o
the rich. nor suffer the pain Of ceiling lit
tie when the sons Of fortune walk at thy
right hand: f indepeudcnoy. whether lit
tie. or muoh. is good fortune, and places
thee on even ground with the prouiest oI
the goldrd fleece.
Oh, then, be wise, end let industry
walk with thee 10 the morning and attent
thee unit thou reachest the evening houl
/ Tor rest: Let honesty he rs the breath o
thy soul, and never forget to have apenuy
when all thy expenses are enumerated anC
paid. Then shsl, thou reach the point o
happiness. and Independence shall be lh!
shleld and buckler. thy helmet and crown
then shall thy soul walk upright. no
sioop tothe silken wretch because he ha
riches, nor pocket abuse because the han,
which offers it wersa ring set with dia
lnonds.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
ARRIVAL OF TIE ILLINOIS.

New YoBK. November. 90 Tbs stam-
ship Illrois, from Aspnwall, with dates
from San Transisco to The 9th instant has
arrived here. Her news is mosly aniicips-
ted y the arrival Of the Quaker City at
New Orlrrns.
Valparaiso dates have been received at
Panama 10 October 18TH. and Csllao to the
26n,.
A revolution was talked of at Valparai.
so. Several arrests Of Sc gents Of regiments
Of the line had been made. but nothing else
Of importanceihad transpired.
A fire had destroyed $500. 900 worth Of
property in San Juan De- Dios sreet.
A new contract had been made by the
Chillian government with the Pari6c
Steam Navigation Company. for five years.
for conveying the mails.
The Ecuadorian Minister to Peru hai
received his passport and retired from the
G untry. Castillo had been declared Pres
ident and congress had passed law au
tho,izing him 10 raise rs 900 men. to sup
ply funds for the war. and orgarize the
National Guard and declare war, agains
Ecuador. Grn. Eehinique was thoDgh
TO he the author Of The disturbance the oh
ject being to direct the attention Of the
North while he invaded the South, asss
ted Bolivar. The Eucadorian govern
ment had received quantity Of Ameri
can diAes, and was rapidly preparing 70
war.
The latest news from CAlao is that Gen
eral Sam Romsn had come down from
Lima to dispatch the Peruvian fleet L
blockade tide Eruado.i,n ports. and lha
war had beel dr6nitively declared.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE OF SourH

MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE OF South
CAROLINA. - This cody comm need lis an.
nu i session on Monday last. Governor
Alsion s-nt in vi, Message the following
day. II is a plain conservative aud well
written do ument, and calculated to qu,et
the tone Of Southern seclional politi, s,
though strongly defensive of Southern in
stitutions. The Governor refers in terms
Of congralulatlon 10 tie progr SIS Of The
railroads aud ether internal improvements
Of the State. and rerr0mm- nds the invest
ment oi Sou hern "Apilal m ~ in Southern
Improvements and less in Northern secu-
rilits; refers in terms of dis,pproval to
certain ncen iiary resolutions against sla,
very ty tLe Free State Lrgisla' ures. deca-
ring such resolutions uud-strving Of a re-.
sponse. and exhorting the States to rulti
vato moral virtues, induslIi, us domestic
hAbits. and 10 scsupulousy o. serve all the
+, deral obligations. lie alludts to The
recent SLAYER cnses rs presenting in strong
relief the devotion to law ard order OF the
people Of SOuh CRrOlina, hut expresses
regret At their o." urrelrr az prodt clivs OF
unwonted exclem-nls H. questions the
proprie'y o. interfering in his vialent Aan
per with the comme ce oil the inhabitants
of Cuba, and expresses the belief that
while the navy of the United States may,
unds = the Cnns iOu'iun, be charged with
preventing slave trale between the coast
Of Africa and our own shores, it is he,ter
policy 10 let foreign nations Itguae their
own affairs and enforce lh r rwn police.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
nae OVERLAND MAIf.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 29.--Ths Overland
California Mail. with dates to the I st inst,
arrived here last night.
II was reported that battle had bee d
fought between the volunteers under Gen.
Ribhe, and hand Of indians in Klamath
county. in which four Of the Indians were
killed and eight taken prisoners. One
volunteer was killed.
The Circuit Court has appointed Com
missioner to proceed to the AlmkdA quick
silver mines. aud examine into the condi-
non Of the property. and report upon the
e1pedieney Of appointing Receiver.
Business at San francisco was DULL
The non arrivals from eastern ports canses
considerable embarrassment. both to i'm
porters and johbers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

A sraASGE MoSsTER "A singular looking
monster Of thu derp was oaugh, BY boa,
man IN North River last Friday with a boat
hook. II was lour ieet in l.ng,h and
weighed tweniy-6,ve pounds. Its head
Was similar IN shape TO hs rim OF m m.
hal,'he hoiy resembling the body Ola rod
nsb. On the top Of the head. scout Q in.
'rom lhe snoui. were two eyes rs large as y
cent. while just beyond were two small
horns surrounded at the base by long hair
The mouth OF the monster, set around with
sharp teeth. was Of sufficient capacity "a
take IN the head uf a chill six or seven
years old. aud ils great tongue seemed e
D. covered With llttls prickels. Ii had n,
gills, and the only. breathing spparatu,
were two holes 10 the snout. On acl
side were two great fins, while protru
ding iom the belly were TWO hands will
i've hug 'rs, and almost as perfect a, hu
man hands. 10 i,s mouth were found 81
or ei. ht small fish
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

BILLY MULLIGAN AND THE BENcIA BoY's
BoTTLE HoLDER In tie removed '.Court
Circle, " the late prize fight between Nor.
risseY and the B-nicia Boy has not vet be-
come thread bare topic of discussion. A
large crop of "spots" were gathered. on
Saturday, night. at the Dtx:er House in
Broome street. their present. hsadquariers.
As It rained they determined to make a
night Of il. About FIVE O'Clock in the
morning-the effect Of the frequeut pota,
talions began by this time TO show ITSELF
Billy MulIigan. and Jim Hughes. the lat.
ter the bottle holder Of the Beuica Boy in
the late 6ght, hegan to talk pretty loudly
to one another, and to call each other very
satage names. the loud talk and the saw.
age words being shs result OF an animated
conversation regarding the respective mer-
its Of Morrissey and Haenan.
II dare you TO fight me!''said MuIligrn
Il dare you to fgA. mel' reiterated
Hughes.
MuIligan, in giving utterance to the
challenge. drew his revolver and took a
stand in the cente, Of the room. Hughes
in manifestation Of his acceptance took a
counter stand. holding mammoth dirk
in his hand. At this juncture, few pres
pnt having an instructive horror at the sigh
Of deadly weapons. deemed il prudent t.
get out of the way. and accordingly they
made a hurried exit into the street. The
majority were differently impressed with
the scene and did their utmost TO urge tn,
promised fight TO speedy issue. Th'
customary exciting expletives used on sucl
orcasions-not necessary to be reported
were NehementIy uttered. Mesntin e
some OF the frightened ones harripd TO til,
police headquarters. fortunately in tn
immediate npighborhood, and had posS
of men dispatched to he place. The polio
came anb prevented the enac,mept Of tn
famous feline fable byffughes and Mulliga
at last for the time being, II was after
wards stated thata genuine fight wa
age ed upon between the two contestinI
parties.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

WouLn NOT VorE.-A, The recent tlpc.
iion in Massachusetts,, nearly one half Of
the voters refused tc ex,Tcise the prive.
l2e of the elective franchise. The Amer.
irans we're discouraged anI neglected to
vote knnwing that t'ey could 'ot csrry
thu election The DemocrGcy have but
small pAEty in tlat 81 t., aud no chance
for aoy spoils so thai the Rspu licans
have evrrvthiog their own way. II is a
lililc .rtn,rrka' 10. too. that many OF those
whc usually neg eo, 10 vote, are persons Of
wealth and Influence, and often the most
ready to find fault when they are badly
governed or sOirr from improprr laws,
The National Inlelligencer 10 noticing
the r. rtu@rka''le 'act Of so large bumheI
OF voters nrvlectinA so important . duty
says Gin Tlm.s.
"Tlis Indifference With regard TO the
elective franchise. in Common wealth
heretofore the most remaSkahlr for tie in.
teiigent interest taken by its ci,iz4ns in
political affairs. iS we'll caloalated to e1ril'
the surprise OF the cri'lcal observer. The
Auenian hwgivrr who .tfix ID the penalty
o. death TO the criminal nrgle,t oi lie citi
zeoin rrlnsing Ia yotr on ALI public ques
toes Inttndsd hy t.e most impressive o
human sanctions to ipcul ate the civi
duty imposed no lesa W tie necsssitip
than the iorms Of a p, pular eoveTnm, Mt. :.
A rieh, urVlss'0d iS.a right drsp,sed, an,
a right dtsPistdis certainly one which n
lnrgrr deserves to br called '',he most in
esiimable p-TORaiive oflFremen" u
: MIAh wanting % splsysts y a mild climate, ,sOC
ton aAds
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
FITS! FITS! FlTSH FITSl
DIR. HANcE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPu EPTIH PIlIC

FOR the cure Of Fits, SPasm, Cramps and oil NsrvOus"
and C0nsritHti0huL Diseases: Nsi
lOERSoNS who ure laborng under this distres ssinR-
maiady VIII lind Or. HANcE's VEGETA BILE EPi-'
LEPTlc PILLS to be the only remedy ever discover.
ed for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
Lnese rlis possessa specific action the nervous
for the purpose Of curing Fits. they will be found u
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves or whose nervous system has been
or shattered from any cause whatever. In chropicc
complaints or diseases OF long standing, snperinduc
eu py nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial
Price 80 per box OF two boxes for S. ersons out
Of the city enclosing remittance will have The Pills
SEM men through the masl free ofpostagc. N For
sue ty oy SETH 3. HAkCE, No 1OS Baltimore Street,
ofthe Union mustbe addressed, post paid.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

The TEHUANTEPEo RoUTE. 1t is now
established h,y, und doutt that this new
rout tc the Pacific is iairiy and successful.
ly opened. California news has been re-
ceivpd At New Orleans on the goth, under
ds,e OF the 9th: making the time OF tran
sit from S,n Francisco iu fifteen days. -
This is justly Ngar''ed asa Triumphant
and important arh-ivment. The Wash.
ineton papers snte ihA, "the Postmaster
General has turned HE attentions 10 the
advantages offered hy the Tehuantep c
route for the transportation Of mails in Cal.
ifornia. As soon as intelligence was re-
oeived Of Il q arrival OF the Quaker City
at New Orleans the Postmaster General
took steps tor obtaining all necessary infor'
mtlion IN reference to tie roui. 1t is moi
impro abls that importrnt arrangements
will er- long 70 meds tr securing the
speedy Transportation of the Pacific mail,
b the way OF Trhuautepec."
By this route letters have heen received
! in New York in eighteen days from Sal
Fr .ncisco; and il is cal,Glatrd that IL,
trip from California to New Orleans car
he cad in twelve days A writer in III,
National int-ll;gencer sNys that "the i'm
p"raace Of seru,ing the Tthuant-pec rou
is now fully demonstrated, and new life !
gwen TO the project Of Mexican protect
orat-. u,Rrd by Gen, Houston stths las
SesslSp Of oOngress.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
TOlOonsumntivc..

VVNHE advertiser havDgbeen restored to health in
III !. lew weeks by very simple remedy. after haT-
and that dread disease, Consumptio onis anxious To-
make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
alwho desire it, be will send COPY of the pre-
scnplon used uree Of eharge), with directions for
preparing ana using the same, which they will find
sure Cure Tor Consumption, asthma. BroMehitis &e
The only object the in sending tbe
scrptioh is to benefit the inflicted. and he homes
every sufferer will try his remedy, il will cost the
nolhlng' and ma prove blessing. Parties wilhinR7
the prescription will please addSess ~
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
sept 30. lS5e-3m92 Williamsburgh, Long Island
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

THE INDIANA SENATORS. The Thdi4na
House of Representatives passed. on Friday
last. by vote Of 81 against As. tia Joint
Resolution passed by the Senate on'Wednes
day. declaring the election Of Jesse D.
Bright and Graham N. Fitch, 10 the Uni
ted States s nate as illegal, unconstiluti-
onaf and void.
The next step under this resolution will
doubtless be that Cfthe two Houes proceed
ing jointly to elect two Senators. to contest
tho seas Of the two bogus Senator'S. This
we presume is all thai can be done by the
Leg islature, and ought to be sufficient to
"ause, the usurpers to be ousIed but with
the Locolocc majority that there Is in the
Senate, we are Giral they win be allowed
to remain in possession Of their i'll gotten
position.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
~ Let lie BE- a lifs q f.1h. Do NJ

~ Let life be life Of faith. Do mo-
60 'lmorously about iuquiling what Others
think, what others believe, and what OH,
eTs say. II seems the easiest--it Il the
moet din 'ult thi g in lie to do this. Be
ts'ps y God. God is near you. Throw
yourself fearlessly on Him. Trembling
mnrial there is an unknown might within
your onl. which viii wake wbep ou com.
naDd IL
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

On Thursday.. Nov rs. hy Rev. J. r
hr'umund. Mr.. WILLIAM BoDoEs and MIss
JuLIA a. wAcnrxR, all Of this city.
on Tuesday the 25ih, by The Rev. T.
Drake a the residence Of the brides father
Mr.. JOSEPH d. Breos and Miss DEL1tARi
HARrER both OF fairfield Co.
On the 18th ult.. by the Rev. ]. Wag-
enhals Mr.. ADAM BowERs and Miss Lo1.
IsA WEFHER both OF this city.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02

IMPORTANT FACT. Forney's Press re-
cords fac! that stands out most conspic
uous in the recent vote in Illinois. 1t is
that James Buchanan, backed ny an array
Of patronage and an amout OF means never
before enlisted in any similar campaign.
Of over two huddred and forty thousand
votes cast at the recent election in Illinois,
only three thousand were given to the ad-
minislration ticket Never has an arrog ant
despolism been SO fearIully condemned,-
Never have faithless public servents been
so Indignantly caslig4ted.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-02
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGo.

New YoRK. Nov, 29.--Ths steamship
Arapo. from Harveand Southampton, with
dates to the 18th inst, is s,gnalpd below.
Her dates have been anticipated by the ar
rival of the North Britain at Portland.
The arago brings two hundred passen-
gers.