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The daily Butte record., 1858-06-30

~ DIR. j. l.. Czapkay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this state AMI Oregon as we
learn from reliable sources. He is prncticing with
remarkable Success. and has dcservedIy secured
public conf ence Those needing medical aid would
do well TO CALI or write a. his Institutes IN san Fran
cisco. We refer the reader to the Doctors adyersc-
ment in another column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-30
Mining Company.

AT soaros In The Nebraska Mining Company, on
which assessments are due up to the second day Of
Jnue. A. D 1855, will be sold at the Court House
door, IN the Town of Grnvlle, TO pay said assess
ments. on Monday the f'th day Of July. A. d. 1855,
if uot paid to toe undersigned on before the day Of
sale. BY order of the Trustees
r. l.. PATTON.
Secy l. Treas NebIaska Mining Co.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-30

DIR. j. C, YOUNG. whose aavertis

versemcnt appears in anothercnlrmn, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state. has cured
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. II
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-30
A. D. REIs, Sec'y.

HOstetter-The Surprising Effects of
HOSTETrER'S VEGETABLE STOMACH BIT.
rERs in removing bile. forcing an appetite, impnrt.
ing health and tone to the system and dissipating
iysreptic symptoms, are truely wonderful. Every
nervous, debilitated, weak, and emaciated person,
male or female should try 1t at once One winegass
full taken three tunes each day. before meals; II
the patient should be a lady or child in n deb'ated
condition, half the quantity will do until sufficient
strength is resored which will be realiznd in very
short time aud convince the patient of the truth Of
the above named happy results, VIII ch have gained
Tor these B,ters such enviable reputation every
where.
Kept by Druggi is, Groceries and frs, class sa-
loon.
PARK & WHITE,
Sole agents FOR the Pacific Coast.
l31 Washington street san Francisco.
CoLGON X McDERNuTT.
jelf I'm Agents. Oroviilr.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
Price TwentY.Fivc Cent?.

N.ttitttTI,. THE Author oftEe above
>N>NH,1E II WIN volume is grad la and de-
-NTNteNsilTffEh,,,v vote quarter Of acentuTy
ASST HLGLL.EHa 10 u e siudyand tream entof
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very quintessence OF medical science On this lmpor-
tint subject as the result Of the experience OF The
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Testimony Of the PrSsssor Of obststries in Penn Col
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'pR. HusTER's MEDICAL NASuEL. .'1--The author OF
this work unlike the majority Of those who advertise
to cure the Diseases OF which 1t treats graduate m
Ofthe best Colleges in the uuited States II ar
nate, ortothe uietm of sneesssfHiand
srpsrisResd pr ctitoner. In hose honor and integr
~ they may place the greatestsonhdeGee. :,
From A. Woo1pard NJ D.. Of PeAH UaigsrsifV. Phil
gives pleasure to add my te simnnr to the pro-
fessonal ability OF the author nfthe Medical No
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soHe OF them of long stnding. have come nhde my
notice lin which his skill has been manifest in resioF-
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treatment of Semiiai weak dis rranRrment Of
the funelIOas prOdaeed by SsD-dbHse. or Ereess OF
venefy do not know his superior in the profession.
have been acquainted with the au,hot some thirty
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sonal Ak dnd Integrity they may safely eonfde
selves. ALFRED WoOnW Am. NJ. u.
One copy. securely envelOped. Will be forwarded
free Of postage to any part Of the United states for %
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6x CO.. Publishers. Bnx 1877, Philadelphia.
- booksellers. cAnvassers and Boot agents sup
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
PROSPECTUS
or THE
DAILY CAPITAL CITY FACT,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.

As this is the day Of improvement.
changes. ard psospsciuses, We may as we'll
pu. 10 our eIsim 70 public patronage. The
FACT is the only evening paper published
in the capital, and viii contsin ge1eral
transcript Of news. With tie very latest in
t.lligence BY telegraph. up 10 the hour Of
issue. Also, all the Eastern and Western
Market reports Every attention is paid
to city transactions d emed worthy OF note,
and the determinsliCn is that it shall not
be surpassed as 3 newspaper. 10 politics
II is Independent. not neutral as has been
supposed. aud assumes 10 speak It's opin.
ions frankly on al subjects and with re.
gard to all public men. lis synopsis Of
Congressional apd State Legislation will
be as full and intslIigitle as can be found
10 any Of the papers. 1t makes no prom
iss TO publish full Legislative reports. un-
less il. too can come in for share Of Leg
islaIiye appropriation. Its different de
partments will be found industriously and
accurately conducted. II this brief Pros.
pectus should arrest attention. the sub
scribers may expect to fealize every prom
ise given.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

Wholesale MAIL RoBBERt The Lex
ington Mississippi Adviser Of the 18th ult
has the followingi >. y.
Our Postmaster informs us that some
tire ago nineteen empty mail bags were
brou. hit down; Which had b,en found 10 a
field some twenty miles above this place,
near Cola. which evidently had been taken
from the stage and the contents stolen
eight Of which were letter bags and eleven
newspaper. A day or twoago three add
tional bsgs-two letter and one newspaper
were found in the same neighborhood, two
in. on old vacant house, aud one in the
field, which, no doubt had been robbed in
the same manner. The lid Of trunk Of
Mr.. G. A. McLeaa .. which had lost some
time ago, was found in the same place
Thisis certainly strange Business. aud
should be Investigated into. Let the vii
lians engaged in this transaction be fer
reted out and brought to justice.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

ETThe letter ofthe President to the
Pittsburg Centennial Celebration Committee
is as curious compound Of affected pity.
obtrusive arrogance, and Of a spiteful sort
Of malice, ss has ever appeared in print,
and there is one thing in it most especially
remarkable for its cool impudence. In
the paragraph in which he laments the
downfall Of his country, he saysI
1--WE never heard. until within recent
period. Of the employment Of money to car
ry elections. Should this practice increase
until the Votes and their Representatives
in the State and National Legislatures
shall beoome infected, the fountain Of free
goSerment will then BE- poisoned at its
source. and we mdst end. de- History proves
in military despotism.
Col. FoRNEY. quoting this; very aPPro
priately inquiries:
whose money was employed to carry
elections?" Tell us that, on mighty King
Unie. whoss reign is this "practcls'
increasing" oh puissant monarch? who
has "poisoned the fountain Of free gov
eminent At its source?" Who is doing hi
bsst,to turn this K public into "a, military
| despotismg The millions spent on th'
late elections, to crush our honest and in
dependent men, ware not spent BY thos'
who were thus to bs Destroyed. They ar,
ruiltless Of this and all the resulting sins
Who. then 10 the offender? You have mad
the accusation. Name. the mar or tb,
men wLo have daredto do ell thsse'things
What hideous treason is this that it SHOULD
60 unrebuksd aud dnreyenged.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
cONcRRssIONAL.

WGsHrxofoN, Deeember e.--HousK.-
The galleries Of the House are crowded,
and the members afe gathered in coBinssd
groups on the door, engaged in earnest
conversation. and al appear 70 be in fine
humof. . Al noon the speaker called The
House to order, and after a prayer YES de-
lvered the roll was called.
About two hundred members respond
ed TO their names.
Mr.. Curtis Of Iowa, introduced a bill
for the construction Of a Central Pacific
RailroaI.
Mr.. DeWarl asked leave 10 introduce a
resolution; ,instruciing the Committee on
Ways and Means TO report bill incrsas.
ing the duty on coal aud iron. and at the
request of several gentlemen, included
lead, sugar and such other articles as
needed projection agains: foreign compe-
tiliph. Objections being made. Mr.. Dew
art moved a suspension Of rules. which
was negatived. Yeas l02; nays 81. two
third majority being required.
The Speaker was then authorized to ap.
point the various Standing Committees.
Mr.. Florence from Pa, Of the commit
tee selected to wait on the President. re-
ported that the latter would Immediately
communicate his Message.
The Message was received, and the
reading commenced about two o'clock.
On motion the Presidents message wat
referred to the Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union and ordered t.
be printed. Adjourned.
SENkrk-At ten minutes to two o.
clock the message from the President wa'
received and the reading OF il immediate
| ly commenced.
When the message was read, Mr.. Big
Ter moved that 10000 extra copies b,
printed.
Mr.. Hale said that If the President haC
confined himself 10 an exposition Of the re
ations Of the country. he would not have
taken this opportunity to make comments
but the President had exceeded his Con
stilutioual percgative and gone out of BIZ
way to interpolate history of Kansas, no
in accordance with the truth Of history =
He did agree most fervently in the Presi
dents gratitude that Providence had in
terposed at critical juncture n our affair
Nay the teaching Of Providence had beef
brough ght to the Presidents own Stale an,
town, and like Job, the good man, b
leels the stripes yet blesseth the rod. Mr.
Hale rejoiced that our foreign affairs ar
so satisfactory, but he had expected tn
President would have enlightened tn
country as TO the state Of our relation
with Austria, which required new Min
lister so Immediately after the Pennsylvs
mia election. Even as the English maid
en-, Florence Nightingale, who with tn
plastic hand Of female affection, tende
the woinded, here we have the Presider
in a similar character. hevering about tn
battlefield to pick up the wounded, an
send them to the Austrian Hospital for re
coverY.
Mr.Hsle then went into further remark
on the subject of Kannas. the Armistea
case &C.. aud defended his party from th
charge Of being agtators.
The motion of Mr.. Biglsr WAS adopted
Mr.. Gwin gave notice that he wi
7 bring UP the Pacific Rlilroad bill to NOR
: row.--Adjourned.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
DIED.


In Rushcreek township, Fairfield Coutty.
Ohio, on the lst day Of Dec. 1853, ROBERT
SANDERsoN. Esq, aged sixty five years.
The deceased was among the first set
tiers Of the county. and r,nked deservedIy
high as one OF her best citizens. In the
war of 1919 he obeyed the summons Of his
country, an1 performed two tours Of SER
vice, on the frontier of the North west. in
defending the rights of his country from
the invasion Ct foreign enemy.
In civil life he discharged the duties in
cumbent upon him as citizen and dis
charged the duties Of Justice ofthe Peace
for many years. with honor and credit TO
himself and 10 the satisfaction OF his fell
low citizens.
He was at the time Of bis death, and for
many years prior an acceptable member ol
| the Presbyterian Church. as well as a Wor.
thy member Of the Arcient Order of Free
and Accepted Masona. His last illness was
Of very proiracted character, SO that he
was fully aware Of his approaching end,
and therefore had fully arrange all of mis-
temporal matters, preparatory TO his finaI
separation from things os this life, He re-
tanned his reason to The last, and was fully
cons, ious of bis 6nal dissolution from the
scenes of this life, and that the change
would be for life Of Blessed Immortality
Thus has passed away truly good man
who will long be remembered by bereav.
ed widow, a fond daughter. and an affiict
ed brother and sister. ard numerous Other
relatives and friends. Peace to his mem
Dry. 4. Nc,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

Very Great Increase Interest in my Gifts.
Choice Of presents. Books, from slto
S14 each. and. variety increased Jswelry
Brest pins from 8 10 s5eacb. Ear drops.
with eomeo, stone. and glass sets from 3
to So, fine gold rings. from so ceSts to 81
each, gold studs, and gold pens in silver
cases &c., 500 watches, $500 in CASH
All. who buy aportrai Of Washington
for 80 have an equal chance, to get any
one Of the above presents. All get rifts.
at the time Of buying the portrait. and
take them home with them. Those WHO
draw books, or small cash gifts Of 8 may
take jswelry instead, II they chose.
Always open. on Broadway, and red
flag Main Street.
Lancaster. Sept. 1850. H. SCOTT.
U-7To all wanting Parms see adyertisem ent Of
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
tof The Ian caster Gazett,

t For the Lancaster Gazette.
HABrr.-He who associates with the low
and vulgar, will himself become low aud
vulgar, unless in SO doing, his simple pur-
pose is, to do them good. by the force Of
his examples. sustained by cincere 6riend>
dship. It is by no means intended, that
the vicious are to be shuned. On the
contrary, we imparatitely insist, that it is
q duty. that we may no! avoid, to take
them By the hand. and lead theTi forth,
TO better light aud better life. The main
thing, perhaps. required for the refOrma.
tion Of the plodigat,, and low minded. is,
to say to them. brother. sister, come, 60
with US. we will do thee good. HOMO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

TIE SnoE BUsrNEss.--It is sal ! that
one man in every eighty in Massachusetts
is a shoemak err In'LynD, 5000 are en-
ployed in shoe making. and the sales in
1855 amounted 10. 100000. In Boston
there are e18 firms engaged in the trade,
doing business to the amount OF 5000
600. In New York there only A houses.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILGpELpH,A. December :. 1859
There isnO exp0n demRnd To- FiouT. and the snies
10 me isade limited at s59s I2H for superfne;
5 T3aG50 Tor extra fas1ilv and fancy.
Good WheHt is IN moderate demand: saiea ~ lsnn
bushel@ NJ n forphme Rsd.and 1901 20 forNhite.
Ryeis IN demand vt 7sl97s cents
Corn "a and WAnieA sales Of Yellow at rs ets
for cid. and T01s74c fofneW
Oats unchanged; sales 200 bushels prime Delaware
Al IS cents. ,f..
whisty T. salos Ohio barrels al 81 cents and
PennsslVania al q Y cents
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

), ErQold winter is coming Buffalo
Robes. Ladies' Furs, Hats. Caps, ard ev-
erythi6g to make a body comfortable. See
III, SMALLET's advertisement in snothsr
column. Its no use talkin' about Cincin-
6ifinati, Mr.. SMALLEr can, and will satisfy
al who will give him call.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

PforUREs.--Ses Messrs LAWRENCE q
MAssEr's advertisement in to.day's paper.
All who desire to transmit their beauty to
future generations. now have a splendid
6pp1rtlDity. These young men can make
nature laugh, and portray every liaeamsnt
Cf tbe human form.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

NorroE.-Dr. BIoELow, will deliver q
lecture before the Young Mems Literary
Institute on Thursday evening Dec. 18th
1883. Subject the Physical Biography o.
the eSouth Western States and Territories
All are invited 10 attend. DR.. o. E Davis
Pres. y. g. W. Germany Secy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

CiTt GRocRRY AND REsrAuRASr, Mr..
GAsELEIH at his old stand on Main Street,
keeps a splendid lot Of groceries, provis-
ions. DC. &c. Those who wish to pat
fonise good fellow aud get the worth Of
their money will do #sll to give him a call.
See his advertisement;
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
coKMxR0IAL lNTHLLIeEMCT
Laneastsr sIarhet,
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw YoRE. December 7. iH.sr.
Flor advanced. with sales of 0U0 barrels ut - 50
a. Is fof State, 5095 60 for Ohio and 20oJ 80 for
Southern.
Wheat has advanced. f7 eepts; q moo busheis sold
~ i2iI@l 25 for Red, 45 for White rs FOR Chicago
Spdng, 90 for Western Red. aad % for White.
Corn dull, with sales OF 500 buIhes at 7A975 rts
PORK hrm al Sl4 for prime. Lard Arm. Whisky
isteady.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

DY PRFsIA AND DEBILITY CuRED.-TnE-
oDoRE FRANK, Esq. of the Pittsburgh and
Steubenvlls Rail Road Office, saws:
"For years have been an invalid from
Dyspepsia. With hope Of relief. re-
stored to many advertised remedies. but
failed in deriving the benefit sought for
un il tried your HOLLAND BITTERS.
the happy effects Of which upon the diges'
tive organs. and in restoreing debilitated
system, causes ms to Recommend it conf
deA!ially to al suffering from Dyspep
sia."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
lHYnltasttr @astttt.
CITY OF LANcAsTER.
FhnFsanY Mornlnr. Dee. 3 IsSs

4 -
. LEcruREs. We had the pleasure Oflist-
ming to The Lecture delivered BY DR.. VIII.
HANS, on Wednesday evening last, at the
English Lutheran Church. and were much
pleased with the Doctors scientific kuowl-
edge, and particularly with bis ingenuity
and skill 10 proving. or attempting Is prove.
that all who presume to disagree with the
Orthodox believers in miracles, attempt
to account for the multiplied and various
phenomena daily taking place upon Gods
.footstoolby suppOsiug that all things take
place by the pre>arraDgsd order of nature
q natures God. are not only skeptics and
deists, but athsisfsH We will not attempt
Ut this time to discuss the merits Of the
Doctors preteutions. but simply remark,
that we were struck with the force and
power OF Lectures.
We remembered that our sister cities
were paying large sums Of money for for
siga lecturers, that they might profit BY de-
voting The long winter evenings to listens
Ing to master minds; the thoughtstruck us
that we too, have in our midst, master
minds, and that all we wanted, TO place
ourselves at least upon level with our
sister cities, is well organized society fer
lecturiOg purposes.
We supposed theory, which we thick
would contribute largely 10 the usefulness
and interest in public point of view. and
make us independent Of foreign Lecturers.
We have at homo. plenty Of men OfsCience,
of fmorals. Of piety, and of all the useful
and practical branches Oflife, who would
sheerfully give us short lectures weekly.
Our theory is. let the lecturer aud his
subject be published one. two or three
weeks in advance Of its delivery; on the
evening after the lecture shall have Leen
delivered, open the doors for discussion
and comparing Of opinions, upon the sub
ject. and views of the lecturer; this would
pot only impart an interest to our meetings,
but would enable US to profit by the pro-
gress aud knowledge OF each other and
have atsndency to correct false impress
ions and mistaken ideas.
Who will come up to our little Office or
Saturday evening next, and aid and assis
IN getting up the mode of operation?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

,ss R0-Sse prospectus 81 Columbus City
Fact. ip,to-day's paper. We have no de.
sire to Aatter the editors Of the Fact, but
We think they publish a paper equal. if
not superior to any other paper published
Ii Columbus.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

R1The statistics as furnished by the
various Masonic Grand Lodges in the
United Staes, show that there are A, 205
subordinate lodges. isf.63S members Of
that body. 10 Kentucky there, are two
hundred and ninety lodges, and nine thou.
sand nine hundred and uin.ty-seveh mem
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

THk UrAh WAa-The expenditures
for the Utah imbroglio. as far as made by
the Quartermas,er's department. amount
to s5, 900. -Four thousand nine hun
dred and forty four wagons and ambulau
ces. fihy>three thousand three hundred
and ninety-six horses. mules. and oxen.
exclusive Of animals for artillery and cav
alary, wsre furnished. The pay Of ,Rs
officers and men, and the cost OF subsistence,
which would have been incurred had the
forces been engaged in any other service
than this. are not of course included in
this estimat,. The cost Of transportation
is included. as it was an. expense inciden-
tai to The affair.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
RALTIMORK MARKET

Baltimore. December 7. 1855
Flour quiet with sales nfHovard Street and Ohio S
wheataetise: Red 2naI 25: While ! 3OCsI 50.
Corn qaiet. new White Gll9sGc, old ditto al 70G.sc
new Yellow Ga5B75 ceHis. n
Provisions qaIet, but Vey nrn.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

GEThe Presidents Message has just
come to hand as we ars gAins to press.--
It is very len. thy, aud precludes even a
synopsis for this weeks paper; next week,
no preventing providence, We will give it
entire, when our patrons can judge for
themselves Of Mr.. BUOuANASS patriotism
and political policy. Let your decisions
be pro puJlicO bono and for the Peoples or
ganiz alton.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

Rise early to your business. learn good
things and cblige good men. these are Ihree
things you shall never repent
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
HE The Young Mems Literary Insti

EF The Young Mems Literary. Insti-
ttite will meet at the City Hall on Thursday
evening next, at 81 o'clock.
Question for discussion, e solvsd, Thai
the period OF naturalization be extended To
FL years, Foreman in debate Messrs r.
NJ, Clarke and E. R. P. Baker Esqs.
Essayist Geo. Beck Esq.
aa Dr.. O.E. DAVIS Prss't.
a. w. CoRMANE Ssc'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

E1-Wit and gayety answer the same
purpose that fire does in damp house
dispensing chills and drying up mould and
making air wholesome and cheerful.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
| ,ANCASTER NURSERY

OFFERS for sale this Fall, at reasonable- rates. a
Z J fne assortment of Fruit and ORNAMENTAL u
TREES. OF strong healthy gr0wth.i such as Apple,
Pears Peaches, herries, Apricets. Grapes, GOosber-
berries, Carranis, Khubarb. Strawberries, &c, &c.
Also, a fne selection of OfEVERGREENS. such as are
we'll adapted to our soil aud climate, with Towering
Shrubs. Roses, Uahlas. &c. .-I
'rPNursery in East Lancaster, adjoining the Race
Course. Lancaster, Ohio. JOHN GRAVETT.
September l6, lS55-3ms0 !, ..., 30
VITO all wanting Farms, see advertisement oI
HammOnt0n Lands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

PRoDucrs or oHIo.-There are $1,000
OOo, Woath of hogs in Ohio; s5.OO00OO
worth Of sheep; s2i, 10000 Of cattle;
S435.000 wo th Of mules and asses, and
$4,000 horses. worth S45.O0O. .O0O--
The total annual value Of our agaicul ural
products reaches Sl53. .00O, ,oOO.