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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
Inflammation of the Ewes

Luxe al other Inflammation, is caused by impurity
eI th9 oiood, which causes alt efuptive Diseases as
Salt hhenm, Scurvy, Boils, Sores, Ulcers, &C. The
oloou oelng unh atty and Of an impure nature also
occasions Dropsies. The blood becoming obstTucted
IN the veins, the waery part OF the b0od in conse
quenee sthrown out from their extremlles and drop.
sy lsthe result Many times it is occasioned by ina
proper treatment ofsome former dsease and the YES
sells being filed by serous humors Instead Of blooS
Free excavations by those pills. open the passage into
the bladder and carry OF the corrupted humors and
renew them with pure and healthy blood which will
drive out ofthe body all inham nation together with
eruplons OF the skin and all dropsical plafnts
lhey VIII be shied TO every form of disease to
guard and keep yOu from the cold grasping hand of
death and cause life and strength remain and III
countenance to brighten with the bloom beauty and
health Oetohar "a IeSo
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
VERSAILLES Ky, Oct. 4, 1858.

DEAR SIR: i received this morning
your letter ofthe 28th and Goth ult., writ
ten as chairman of the Democratic Safe
Committee OF Illinois, also one from Mr..
V. Hickox. who informs me that he is a
member of the same committee. Ny ab
sence from home will account for the delay
Cf this answer.
In these letters il is said that am re.
ported to have expressed desire that Mr..
Deuglas shall defeat Mr.. Lincoln, in their
corslest TOR seat in the Senate OF the Uni
ted States. and willingness to visit H.
linois and make public speeches in aid Of
such result; and if these reports are true.
l am invited to deliver addresses at certain
points in the State.
The rumt Of my readiness to visit Hi.
nois and address the people in the pres
ent canvass is without foundation. | did
not propose to leave Kentucky for the pur-
pose of mingng in the political discus
sions in other States. The two or three
: speeches which delivered recently in this
State rested upon peculiar grounds which
need not now discuss.
The other rumor TO which you refer ID
/ true. have often in conversation express
, sed the wish that Mr. Doouglas may sue.
ceed over his Republican competitor. But
, it is due tocahdur to say; that this pref
erence is not founded on his course Al
! the late session oil Congress, and would
' not exist il supposed it would be con
strued Ms an Endorsement of the attitude
which he then chose to assume towards
his party, or of all the positions he has la
ken in the present canvass. II s not nee
essary to enlarge on these things. will
only add, that my preference rests mainly
: on these considerations; that the Kansa
$ question is practically endei--that Mr.
: Douglas In recent speeches, has explicit
3 " declared his adherence TO the regula
n Democratic party orgShization--lhat h
. seems TO be the candidate Of the lllinoi
y. Democracy, aud the most formidable op
+ ponenl In that State OF the Republeal
e party, and that on more than one ocoa
e sion during his public, lie he has de
|, fdnded the Union of the States and th
d rights Of the States with fidelity. courag
i and great ability.
: l have not desired to say anything upo
!, his Or any other subject about which
l. difference may be supposed TO exist in ou
Is political family, but did not feel at liber
Is ~ to decline an answer to the corteou
70 letter Of Committee.
}. With cordial wishes for tn harmony 9
:. the Illinois Demo- racy, and the hope tbs
5. your great and growing State. which ha
'e never yet given u. Sectional vote, may cor
= tinue true to our constitutional Union,
'e am very respectfully your ohedient sci
h want. JOHN 9. BRECKENRIDGE.
Hon.JoHN MOORE, Charm Of the Con
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
How the President Likes thu Election
Returns.

Occasional" Of the Philadelphia Press
IN his latest letter says:
1t is difficult to depict he consterna-
ton and dismay caused in official circles
here by the result Of your election -
The utter rout that has taken place was
totally unexpected The king who, when
lie opened his black bird pie foand five
and twenty occupants singing melodious.
ly was not more taken sback than Mr. Bu-
ohahan whth he discovered. that of the five
and twenty Congressman of his native
State Ut too favorable to his Kansas poll,
cv had been elected. The President could
have borne without pang the loss Of al
most any other STATE, hut TO be thus re-
buked and repudialed by the Common,
wealth Of which he was so long "the IA.
vorite son" is terri le blow, and puts
him in a very bad humOr. Tho lameu-
ations over the defeat of G lancy Jones are
really Distressing. II is currently re-
ported that the President buisily endeav.
ored to figure up majority for his dis
tnguished favorite. but all 10 vain the
figure Of Schwartz would loom up
Ju ige Black is not in his usual talkative
and amiable mood. His mind is too much
occupied with State affairs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
Marysville Tribune.

Sugar Cnno-s'COOk's Evapornter."
Mr.. Ebiroi:-Promptel by wish to
further reform. and to aid in the dissemina
ton of light and knowledge that will i'm
prove aud meiorate the condition of man
do | now write.
The Chinese Sugar Cane is destined TO
become tho Physical Redeen,sr of the
North. The only impedment to its he
1ming staple production Of our North
err latitude is or has been the lack Of APP
paralus adapted to sure and speedy
granting Of the syrup That lack is now
supplied hy Cooks Eyaporaier. The use
OF this Evaporater will obviate every diff
fcully in the sugaring process, aud rem
der the cane one of the most profitable
productions of our soil
This invention was patented in June
last. and consists of a pan, the bottom Of
which is interspersed with Il nges and
spaces and furnace connec,ed. and noun
ted on rockers so Ms to regulate the boil'
ing process, The Juice is let id at one
end Of the pan, and in is transterse pas.
sage to the other end. aNoht twenty min.
u'es cnly are required to reduce the sap
to consistency 10 te put in watts or tubs
for draining. A pan, with the capacity
OF reducing three barrels OF sap per hour,
can be got up fo' about twenty dollars.
Myself and partner had tie pleasure o
spending n few days with The inventor
cf this invaluable machine. at his resi-.
dence, near Mai field o. His Iroolivily
for discovery in philosophio mechanism
is strong and SUI ported by scientific knowl
edge, and acute percepive faculties. -
This knowledge. and these faculties hav,
been made to bear. in part, for the las
thre, years upon the much mooted ques
lion. n.-"By what process can the Chimes,
Sugar Cane b. converted into sugar with
out involving too much time aud ex
rense"" Those experiments have mos
fortunately. resulted in the development o
} a contriyanoe which affords sim le, anC
, sure process hy which the Cane JUL,
may be converted to molasses that viii b.
. IA transparent as the whitest honey
which hy dtaihing will yeild the first qual
! ily Of sugar.
Mr.. Cook ia practical farmer, and
; scientific student Of nature In the labor
, atory of his philosophiG brain, anoLle
= contrivance Of imm, nse owe, anS UTILITY
t is maureA. which when evolved, ant
5 made TO bear upon practical life will ef
l ftcla gre,ter revolution in the CONNER
a clal, aud in the social world than sleau
J aud electricity have yet done.
e 7. NJ. EWING.
: Cooks Evaporater, Of which Mr. Ew
; ing speaks is the same We noticed ieN
weeks ago. The right of tie county be
= longs TO Mr.. John Brannan, Of LIE, sburr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
TheI.nte princ EiphtI

(From the New YOrF Herald of Satu rday.)
In our r, port OF the lae prize fight an
error occurred In the fifth round Hee.
nan knocked Morissey down. which made
him winner of two of the three prominent
events ola prize fight, viz:--6rst blood
and ,st knock down blow.
Heenan was walking about Buffalo on
Thursday afetnoon seemingly not much
hurt. He has large sore on his leg,
which is said to be the cause Of his losing
the fight, it hving been so bad lately that
he was unable 10 take any exercise for
nina days previous TO the fight. He said,
in Boomers Hotel, on Thursday afternoon.
that he had challenged Morssey TO again
fight him The stakes to be $4,000. and
that if Morrissey would not accept the ban
ter. he Heenan would whip him every
time he met him for all time to come.
Morrissey's head is dreadfuIy swollen,
bis left eye being entirely closed. his right
eye somewhat damaged; but his nose not
broken, as was at first supposed.
ANOTHER CHALLENGE FROM HEENAN.
New York October 22l 1853.
To the Elitor ofMs New Terk Heroid:-
Myself and friends not being satisfied
with my defeat by John Morissey on We'd
nesday last, through sickness, which pros
trated M on on my bed for six days pre-
vious to the day Of fighting, and | only me
him on that day TO prevent Hnimadversion'
from himself. or his parlisans, being total
ly unit for the struggle; and to show
that fought under ell Disadvantages,
waived my right to claim a turf soddet
ring, according to the FIRST articles o
ih6 new London rules. | hereby cbal
leuge Linn to fight me for $4,000 a side O
upwards and tie championship of Ameri
Ca in four or S months from the first de
post. JOHN 9. KEENAN,.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
FIIs! FITS! FITS! FITS,
DIR. H.ANCE'S HEGET.aBLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS

For tAe cure Of FITS, SPdsm, Cramps and all TsrpOus
and Constitutional Diseases. -.
NDERSoNS who are labOring under this distressing
maiady,will find DR.. HANcE's VEGETA BILE EPi~-
LEIPZIG PILLS TO be the only remedy YER discoyer-
ed for curing Epilepsy Falling Fits.
ihese piiis possessa specific action on the nervous
s!stem ana although they are prepared especiTlly
for the purpose of curing Fits. they will be found OF
especial benefit for all persons a6cted with weak
nerves or whose nervous system has been pTostrate
or shattered from pny cause whatever. In chronic
complaints, or diseases Of long standing, superinduc
eu ny nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial
Prlce 50 per box, or two boxes for S5 Fersons out
OF the city, enclosing remittance will have the Pills
sent them through the masl, free ofpOstagc. m For
sale by SETH s. HANCE, No los Baltimore Street
hatimoree Maryland to whom orders from all parts
June IL, lP5S-Iv7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
To Consumptives,

VHNHE advertiser having been restored TO health in
4 few weeks,by very simple remedy. ter haT-
ing suffered several years with severe Lung
make known to his fellow.sunerers the OF cure
10 az who desire it, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrptlon used Gree of ehGrge, with directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure sure cure Tor COnsImPtiOH, asthma. Bronchitis
scripton is to benefit The afflicted, and he hone,
every sufferer viii try his remedy 1t will cost them
nothing and ma! prove blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
sept. 80. 1S5S-5m22 Williamsburgh, Long Island
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
lFrom tho Missouri Republican of the c4th. ]
lliIuOIs sen itUriui Election.

Letter from Vice President Breckenridge,
in favor Of the re election of Senator
Douglas Cordial wishes for the harmo-
ny Of tie Illinois Democracy.
A telsgraphic dispstoh from Springf cid
was published on Saturday morning, Civ
ing synopsis of the l;tter received by the
Democratic Central Committee. from Vice
President Breckenridge, defending his po-
siion, and advising the re election Of
Senator Douglas to the Senate The let
ter has been received. and we proceed to
lay it before our readers. 1t is as fol-
lows:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
MARRIED,

On the 9lst inst, by the Rev. Thomas
Drake, at the residence Of the brides faith.
er Mr.. JACOB II GRoFF anil Miss MARY
Z. CRANMER. both o. this county.
That cake and wine came Just in time>-
1t made US feel quite young aud merry,
And our printer boys, expressed their Joys, ?
BY drinking health, and peace, and Joy TO Mary,
On the Gath inst, by the Rev. ]. ]. Sut.i
ter Mr.. CHRISTIAN RGHM and Miss FRED
ERIKA BLANK. beth Of this county.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

NJ The dispatches announcing letter
from the Vice President comforting TO the
Douglas ret les IN Illinois, made sensation
in Washington.
The condition Of the Presidents views
on the Douglns question may te judged
from the following paragraph of letter to
the New York Times, dated at Washing.
ton en- Friday:
INV York and Illinoise politicians Of
weight have demonstrated with Mr., Buch
anan in person against his prescription Of
the Douglas Democrats since the elections
The President is vissbly shaken. The
thirteen Illinois Po,tmasters dismissed on
Monday last. were insignificants. hone d
them receiving over four hundred dollars
per year. Their cases were determined
before the elections Forty Postmaster,
in all have been dismissed in Ill noise
Wendell has ALWAYS been much opposed
TO the war on Douglas, and the Union nov
holds its fire."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

CT A lady in Mississippi. recently sued
young man for breach of promise Of mar
riage. laying Ler damadge at $4,000;
but the jury, being married m n, relrned
verdict for only $40.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
~ For the lancaster Gazette.
Z. A-CARn. 1

A ~ OARD.
To he editor Of ks Lancaster Gds,Re:-
SIR.-The undersigned persons of the
Pleasant Townshio Seminary. take this
method ofExpressing their satisfaction with
the above institution, which has closed its
first half session. o. being present at the
examination Of the pupils. We were well
pleased with the progress our scholars had
made 10 so brief time. The examination
would have done credit to an older instiiu-
tion; questions asked hy the Principal
were promptly answered BY his pupils, and
questions and problems readily solved with
entire satisfaction. We, are grali6ed TO
find our COZ 6den'e in Mr. Feenen. Prin-
cipal of the above school. has not been in
Ihis days examination. in the least dimin'
ished. but more firmly confirmed. We
again express our entire Conscience in his
abilities as teacher. aud recommend his
school to the community as worthy of its
patronage.
We here take pleasure in tendering ouI
thanks TO MIR. Connell. for the able and
instructive address he favored US with,
hoping. that We may profit thereby.
Signed, Daniel Keller.
Thomas Duncan,
Wesley Peters,
David Huber,
Samuel Cupp,
James Ewing.
| DaviC Ewing,
A. X. Miller,
r. S. Feemen,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

EARM LANDS FOR SALE, IS Miles from
j. Philadelphia by Railroad, in the State ,of New
Jersey: Soil among the best for Agricultural purpo-
ses, being good loan soil, with elaA bottom The
land is large tract divided into small farms and hun
dreds from all parts of tho country now settling
and building. :, %
The crops can bo seen growing. Terms from. Is 10
SEQ per acre payable within four years by insalments
10 visit the place-Leave Vine Street Wharf at Phil
adelpha, at7A a. m. by Railroad for Hammonton, or
address X. Byrnes, by letter. See full adverliSe
ment In another column. fept. I6, l85S-3m2U
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

NJ To all wanting Parma, see advertisement OF
Hammonton Lands.
N-PAil wanting 10 emigrpte to mild climate good
on Iands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
= DYSPEPSIA AND FITS,
DIR. o PheIDs lsroXvn.

THE GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, was
for several years so badly afflicted hy Dyspepsia
that for a part Of the time he was confined to his
bed He vase venIudlly cured by prescription fur
nlshed him by young clairvoyant girl. This pre-
scription given him by, mere child while in state
ottrancc, has cured everybody who has taken it, new
or having failed once. 1t is equally sure in cases
OF FITS as Of DYsPEPsIA. The ingredients may IN
be foundjn any drug store will send this yalu-
able prescription to any person on the receipt Of
one stamp to pay postage. Address
.nR. o. PHELPS BROWN. N
Sep. o-3mI0 No.2 Grand ST., Jersey CITY. N. III
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28
b. CONNELL

TrPTo all wanting Farms, see advertsem ent Of
Hammonton Lands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

Cooks Evaporater, Of which Mr. Ew
ing speaks is the same We noticed few
weeks ago. The right of lie county be.
longs 10 Mr., John Brannan, Of LIE, e,sburgh
10 whom all interested are relerred.-[ ED.
TRIBUNE,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-28

THE VIEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one of the
best literary papers ofthe day. large Quarto con
tanning TWENTY PAGES OrSlXTY COLUMNS, OF
entertaining matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUS
TkATED every week.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-13
Notices, Sales, &c.
The COMMONWEALTH OF
virginia..

TO he SheyH Of Harrison county, Greeting ;:
M7HEREAS in the record ana proceedines
Wv and also in the rendition of a Judgment
IN Z he County Court OF Harrison county, in 4
certain action instituted in said County Court by
the North " estern Virginia Railroad Company
against Alstorpheus Werninger, confirming the
report of the Commissioners mentioned in said
cause and ordering the same to be entered upon
record which said Judgment was rendered on
the Esd day of April 1888, the said Alstorpheus
w erni niger having given security according to
law: Therefore, we command You that Won piye
notice TO the said North Western Virgiria Rail-
road, Company that it be before the Judge of our
Circuit Court of Harrison County, OF the Court
mouse Of said county; on the first day of the next
term, then and there to have a re- hearing OF the
whole matter in the judgment Aforesaid contin-
Esd; and have then there this writ. Witness.
Sruger w. Smith, Clerk of our said Court, OF
the Court house of said county, this 10th day of
May 1888, and SD year ~ Of the Somronw wealth.
The object Of this suit is to set aside 1 iutig-
ment ofthe County Court of Harrison county,
rendered on the esd day Of April 4 d. 1858! m
fsvorof the said North4 esternI Virginia Rail-
road Company against the said Aistorphens,
werninger, confirming the report iofi thee
missioners mentioned in said cause and ordering
the samAito be entered iunon record, .sf n
- II appearing by affidavit that the defendants
are non residents of this State and that there "a
no PRESIDENT, chief officer or agent of said Rail-
road Company resident in this Conmonw wealth
1t is ordered that they do appear here within
one mon th after due publication hereof, and do
what ie necessary TO protect their interest in
this suit. Teste, CIV. SMITH. Clerk
VI .. LEWIS, P'q.f-t 40 i5t asses q AUG At .
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DIED,

All tr.-. =AN4cos 500. l#.-r
ON the Sd inst, at the residence Of her fatlier
Harrison county, Va, of .Dropsy, FRANCIS
A., wife of E. N. Mckinley, and daughter Of
John and Cassandra Wood, oged 90 years,
months, and 2 days. -
Gone from eaELh's wearisome trials and wO, a.
The contest is over at length;
We setshly soughttO detain her below, -.- 4.
But the angels exslled us in strength;-E
Excelled us poor rnortals in strength.
Commissioned to bear from our bosoms away
The prize Of our hearts fondest love,
They left in our grasp but the vesture of clay,
Al d lodged the pure spirit above;-
They lodged it with Jesus above. a.
10 Winchester and Berryvillo papers copy.
In Clarksburg, on the 5th inst, of Typhoid
Fever. JOSEPH O'DONOVAN, in his 2lst
year, an apprentice TO the firm Of Fairchiid
Lawhead & Co. H was u young man OF good
mind aud fair reputation--a member of the Bap-
list Churcl-und bid fair for u life of Christian
usefulness-but is doubtless, in the arrunge-
ments OF Infinite wisdom aud goodness,
" tnken from the evil to come"
-ar E' .' MOrgdnto,Un Union.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-13
Land Sale.

Burton Despatd, s. ss,5 A.Fs Complainant,
VS.. - W
Joseph B. Baily, Defendant.
By virtue Of . decree rendered in the above
cause, at the Spring Term, 1883, Of the Circuit
Courtof Harrison county, l shall, on the 18th
day of September, 1885,, that being N Court day
ton, to the highest bidder, before the Court
house of Harrison county, on credit of 9 . 12,
IS and "a months, with interest from the day Of
sale, taking from the purchaser bonds and Scout
rity, tract of 26s: acres, of land lying on the
waters of Tanners Fork, branch Of Rineheloe
Creek, in Harrison county, it being the 50 me
land conveyed by the complainant TO the de-
PENDANT by deed bearing date January 10Th,
1858, and filed in the papers Of the above cause
EDWIN MAXWELL,
July %, 1864 e Commissioner.
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To-day's Advertisements.
Teeth! Teeth! Teeth !
DRS. WINCHELL & BARTLETT,

Operative and Manufacturing Dentists.
pElNG extensively engaged in manufacture
- ing for Dentists, every variety of Artifi-
ciHl Teeth under the most extended and SYSTEM
uiiCaly arranged facilities ever before attempted
in this branch of art, believe they may be al
lowed to suy without fear Of comtradicti eli, that
they thereby enabled to insert for paticmts
who may honor them with their orders direct
better teeth at shorter notice. uud ut lOlrer prices
than possibly be hud elsewhere either in
city or country.
Winchell s. BarIlett's system Of adaptation
absolute perfection in the stllent Of
teeth 10 the mouth, thereby securing perfect
f-mness and conIfOrt in wearing aud InusIiou-
ton, natural and lfe-like expression us TO de-
iy detection, and perfect cleanliness. These
iI;'yc been heretofore the crying inperlrctions
i'll Artificial Teeth, rendering tin nv i'll great
measure useless.
Having Il body of operators constantly em-
pioyed in the Laboratory, persons from the
country are only required to rem ain in the city
Que night for tho insertion of any number
uf teeth from one TO u full set, which may be
inserted either with or without extracting the
old roots
Prices for Artificial Teeth to patients range
according 10 style from 81, s., 50 and OH
per Tooth, being but little more than is charged
by them 10 The pI OfessiOn at Wholesale prices
Entire satisfaction warranted in all cases.
artificial Teeth have become necessity with
all classes, and there is good reason why they
should not be manufactured on large scale ut
comparatively low prices rather than that oh
scure Dentists should obIigU few persons to
support them by enormous profits for work
which must necessarily be defective owing to
limited facilities.
an examination at the Office of samples Of
each aud all the various styles now employed
Till enable those not familiar with the subject
to judge at once very correctly If the advant-
ages and disadvantages which the different styles
possess. aul3-3m