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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-07

CIRCUIT CoURT.-saturday. the case Of Howell
ag' Ball. was closed by verdict for Plaintiff
The ease Of J. y. TrOok ayt. Violet A VIII
lla,1S, was then taken up; 1t being an action for
sJls damages, alleged 10 have been done 10 the
Mowers and shrubbery Of plaintiff by defendant
liking Possession Of Land ia plaintiffs tenaptry
without giving him time u remove his property
Verdict Tor defendant.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
Kansas All Right.

The Republican Ticket in Kansas has
been elected by an average majority oI
5000. Sam Msdary, who was candidate
for Governor, was defeated. and will have
the privilege Of returning home to Ohio,
Kansas was neither to be boughtnor fright
sned out other rights and principles, BY
ossawattamis Brown stories, or Southern
blnslsr. She stood stsadfasi Ia her inleg.
stity. and she will have freedom for her
! reward. Mussa for Kansasl Let Con
grsss dare to keep her out OF the Union,
amer this fair expression Of the people, in
relation TO their Con stitution aud State Of.
fcess. KansAs will como up and knock
at the door Of Congress this winter for
admission. aud il will be for the Dsmoc
Taoy TO say yea or nay. How gladly thsy
~oald keep her out, II there was any pre-,
text 70 justify suoh course. But there
i none. KAnsas has fought her way W
through "bloody seas" and, when admit
ted, viii justly be entitled to high ranl
among her sister States for the courag,
aand lndomitable energy Of her oItissns.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

scale what was done in st. Domingo in
1871 where the colored population was
about equal to that Of Virginia; and If any
one would form a distinct idea what such
an operation is, let him see it--not as
matter ofvague conception-a crude pro-
ject- in the mind Of heated fanatic, but
as it should in the sober pages of history,
that record the revolt ia that island; the
mereiess torture. the abominations not to
be named by 0hrisliap lips in bearing
tof CbFistiaAl ears some ofwhich toe in.
tulterably atrocious fprythe English Ian
guegs. are ofneOessity yelled ia the OBJ
souriiy Offhe Latin tongne -
\ ~ ~ "a gsasN
Let us consider over What sort OF apop,
ulatiou it is, that some persons among US
think it not only right and commendable.
but in the highest degreee heroic, sint-
like, to extend the awful calamity, which
turned 81. Domingo into a heap Of bloody
ashes, in 1891. There are between three
and four millions Of the oolorod race
scattered through the Southern and South
western States, in small groups, in cities
towns, villages. and in larger bodies on
iso lated plantations; in the Eouse, the fac
tory, and the field. mingled together with
TIE dominant race, in the various pursuits
Iof life; the latter amounting. ia the aggre.
j gate. to eight or nine millions, il ! rightly
recollsot the numbers.
i Upon this community, thus composed. il
was the design of Brown to let loose the
bell hounds OF servile insurrection, and
to bring on struggle which for msgni
tude. atroeity and horror wbould have
stood alone in the History OF the world
| Aud these eight or nine millions. against
whom this frightful war was lowed. are
our fellow citizens, entitled with us tt
the protection ofihat compact OF Govern
ment which recognizes their relation tt
the colored race-a compact which every
sworn officer ofthe Union or ofthe Ststei
is bound by his oath to supportl Among
them, sir, is fair proportion Of men ant
women OF education and culture, of mora
and religious lives and characters--ylrtu
Gus fathers, mothers, sons and daughters
persons who would ad0rn any station O
society in any country men who read tn
same Bib'e that we doa and in the name O
the sema master kneel at the throne @
the same God forming class Of ne
from which have have gone forth some G
the greatest and pnFest. characters wbio
adorn history--WashiRgtou Jefferson
J Madison, Monroe Marshall Are th
men, the women for whose bosom
J pixies and riffs are manufactured
New England,to 10 bs placed in the hand
! OF an ignorant SUBJECT race, supposed
most wrougfully, as recent events bay
shown, o,be waiting only for an opp9rIu
nifty to use lhemi nov 5 5s@s 4.s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

You know how important II Is for your children thnt
you should keep good health. How freunentlv
do soc feeble parents dressed IN mourning on aecount
Of the death of their beloved children. What nltv
IT'S when, oy proper care and remedies, all these
DO restoFed 10 the parent and life and happIness 10
The ehilds Restore tho health OF the mother and Won
ooyate TIE necassty of Paregoric, Godirey's Cordial
and olhef Injurious nacotic for crying children. We
as we desire 10 improve the condition Of
our race, 70 procure DR.. Moses Almanac and read
now dyeaees are cured In accordance with NATURR,s
laws viii innocent Roots and Plants.
bsns6a aANC1.-Durlngt tho critical period Morse =
cleanse The body from those morbid humors and tho
roughiy drive away all pains, and give ease and
io 70 the mothor. From to three OF these pills
tAnSh hs Two or three hmesv week during pregnancy
VIII cause the motherA safe and easy delivery anil
W. WI % sure TO give stout and healthy constitution
Dr. Morse's Indian Root pins are sold bv ali
- ---N"S'ues' december. I, 1659-lm3l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

ENGAGING MANNERs. There are thou
sand pretty. engaging little ways. which
every person may put on. without running
the risk Of being deemed either affected OF
foppsh. The sweet smile, the quite. cor
dial bow. the earnest movement in address.
ing friend. or especially a stranger, whom
one may recommend to our good regards,
the inquiriDg glance, tie graceful attsu,
tion which is % captivating when united
with self-possession-- -these will insure US
The good regards Of even a churl. About
all there is certain softtess Of manner
which should be cultivated, aud which, il
either man or woman, adds charm tha
almost entirely compensates for lack o
beauty Taylor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
tribunal Of The party throw your service $

tribunal Of the party throw your service
at its feet, make great display Of dsvO-
tedness to .be party. aud especially 70 the
eulss, renounee every personal interest; and
an entire relinquisbment of all personal re-
ward. Csjole. fatter. and even earess all
without showing prsdilecliOn for any af-
feet great respect for ell religious Opin-
ions. bat DO not stick to the pale Of any.
stand grave. composed. and serious before
the people; never laugh at their Stiffness.
Give plenty Of encouragement. plenty Of
hopes, plenty Of promises. and very little
money 10 your friends. compliment them
upon all their doings, fstter their vani!iss
keep alive their ambition, comfort them in
their disappointmenls. keep something o.
ways iu sight as the reward Of their efforts
and never forget to forstell them success
and the trick is complete. Such has been
the process adopted and followed by the fen
whom the ebb and tide OF offices keep:
constantly hanging on before the public
and whom from the scent Of office emoIu
meutleaye their pasture and are 6leatins
before The Democracy in order that they
tmay be hereafter as heretofore, fed at th,
public crib. m D
Suoh am sorry to say has been fo
: years and years the political state Of affair
in this county. The mass OF the Democ
racy, taken BY surprise and not prepare,
to battle it. has been obliged to accept tn
trick, reserving for better occasion h
speak out it's thoughts. 8r
n The great mass Of the party not bein,
initiated into the knowledge of it's details
aud not knowing BY what end to take tn
root Of evil, and 10 eradicate it, the roet re
msiniug covered up, gave birth to ne,
t illegi,imate and corrupt fruits. But hi
s state can only las! as long as the men thu
. playing false to public faith, are peacsabl
left to themselves; that Is to say, to the
decleving msneuvres. and contemptib
. tricks. Let the curtain be drawn, let tn
/, political kitchen where our THESE virs ri
j, Igents) modern cooks ia political .sciencr
!, are preparing the substances which the
pretend TO feed the mass Of the Democr,
y oy upon. and disgusted with their dish,
d and meals the people will Withdraw fro
Y them, and they will be left with the san
. disgust as possessed for those alchemis
Of old, who always fed themselves upc
spiders. Such is now the only means lie
10 to convince public opinion, and do tho
v men justice. tset+i
: Expression Of facts. have nothing in for
or intention calculated TO prejudice or il
jure the man or party which they expos
j. They leave him or it, to his or its own me
Is, and to the Judgment OF public opinio
- II writing to enlighten public sentimeu
" aud TO prevent il from being guled, is
III crime. then am culpable Of that crime.
As The principles Of our party, need no arg
ID msnts not fou ded 10 truth, and no adv,
q. Gates who are not ready and willing to di
close the sane. I hope that the public
70 tion Of this and your comment thereC
le will put the tiniS TO this seeming coutr
3. versy' Very Respectfully.
10 X. FRITTER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

VIA r,,.r ,.,.zs.,.., ..d rrofound .s.
...;s..,s., s. r..a ,n q. ss,,or;,l col.
.ur. a ~. vsst,, ob;o Eaols that Re
Ra;,,, ~f,ou, A.. h.o;np;ne. has warm.
~ .a.o..,ea the doctrines Of Mr.. Doug.
l...zh.s defended them under Oiroumstan-
cs5 which would have driven lims-serysrs
d dsneuncs .bem-bas defended them in
The columns Of ths Eagle, and moreover,
has sllshs time been in favor Of the nomi.
natiou Of Douglas at Charleston"
..Warmly advocated Gbe doctrines Of Mr..
DoacIasl'., Did yoa not. Mr.. Editor. de.
aounss time and again his opposition 10
shst odious and infamous batch OF fraud,
tks Lsoomploa Consti,ntionf Did you not
Justify the s.Administralion min its base at>
tsmp.s ~ bribery. direot and indirect, by
sE7I lie power and influence t.e strong arm
81 tie Executive could WELD to force that
tlGunsliiulion upon an unwilling people
suasins. their FREQUENT and of repeated pro,
stssts? Did Ounot endorse the no less 10.
famous English Binf Did you not en-.
sdorss Tie Presidents Special Kansas Mes.
Saas, wherein he declared that "Kansas il
aimuoh slave sta.e as Georgia or South
casOIiual" Did you not through the col
umns Of your paper in the most bitter
tsrms, deuounce Douglas men as calder,
aud aboltors Of Black Republcauism?v--
Have you not been strong in your oprosi
ton to The Douglas element il this Con.
gressional District. and active and uuceas
Jog Ia your efforts to crush il out? DID
you not TABOR with uncessinr zeal to defsa
the Douglas delegates to the Logan Con
,veulionP Did YOU not siaupele to prs
,ytnt instruction, for Mr.. DouOlas? Did
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

PIoKLiNe HAMS 20 each ham put one
pound Of baysalt, two ounces saltpeire. two
ounces Of black pepper. and half Il pound
Of common salt. Mix the above ingredi.
ents well together. and rub upon the ham;
let il lie four days and turn it every day,
then add pound and h,lf Of trcacle; lei
il tremain 10 The above pickle for month,
and rub aad turn it eve'y day. Put il
into water day before it is cooked. and
boil three hours.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
Literary Institute.

The "Irying Lyoeum' will meet 10 the
Basement Of the German Reform Church,
on Monday Evening. Dsosmbor 26, 1859.
at 81 o'clock.
Question for diicussion.
Rssolvsd. "Tha. the execution Of John
EBrown was justi6abls. aee
Foreman In debate--R. NJ. CLARKE and
j. B. McNEIL.
Essayist--L. r. CARPEErER.
The public are respectfully invited to st.
tend. b. order OF the Lyeeum.
WI, RIGBY, Pseaident.
W A. SHULrz, Secretary.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

SUsrrcrous. -"Wife. wife. what has be-.
come Of the grapes?" ss< gs.
81 suppose my dear. the hens have
PICKED them off" was her moderate re .
ply,
"Hens--hens--some two legged hens
guess" said the husband, with some i'm
petuosiiy.
To which she oamly replied, "My dear
did you ever see any other kind"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

STcKLEs IN THE HousE.-A correspondent!
Of the Philadelphia Press. speaking Of the
opening OF Congress, says:
"SeklHs was not present when his name
was called. but entered before the roll was
gotten through. He walked placidly round
the center row of seats and dropped into a
seat ON the third bench. He looks we'll
and has grown his beard so as To make a
tolerably effective disguise. He was the
only solitary man in that large aSsemblage
He was not spoken TO-" s,a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

The Columbus Journal reports row
10 that city: "a large African, whose
back might snswer for black board in q
public school. was arrested, and boulder
weighing about four pounds was found
under hlssbirt bosom. On being ques.
. toned asao ohow Il came into his possess j.
ION be exclaimed. with blank as,onisbment
. s'dat's just what / want to know, how
dssini6rnsl rock got into my buEzom.
'sPsct somc internal niger have frowsd il
Oar"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

(. DID He PARTiciPATE?---Th telegraph
reported. few days since, that Mr.. Cur
~, an Alabama Fire eater. made disu-
MON speech Ia The House. aud that be was
applauded from the Democratic side ol
the House. That is The side on wblot
Abe member from this District has tAksr
his ssat. Now. We want TO know whether
be bidsd in that applause or not. VIII
s some Of his followers please inform us?-
Ex.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
InfIammations.,,

yort ni p,nghnm celebrated Pysican Of Utica, New
NC w ar2in, lnhammation Of the Lungs InaammSion
Il, oSe ,sS nogeisa9d Kidneys lnaammatory Rheumn
cniia ped Fever, with DR.. Trask's Magnetic
" in perfect success, even when all internal
nave failed, also cases Of Group, Scarlet Re-
and liberated Throat Lungs with like
Mncn 50 many valuable lives were lost tested h Sre
aasnS andit never failed Of eGeeting speedy and
T,nsa cure. In cases Of Burns, Sprains Bruises.
M. M OF family will be single day without
VI s after be ming auainied with its now
~ stfSI 1H wv SORE LIPS, CHAPPED HANDS AND
ChiLbi AIMS, are completely cured by two ~ tbtee
"PBPaieanons ana y 5 o. the Magnetic Oinlmont.
| head advertisement In this Daner. .
October 8, lS59--3nQ3 IS : f~fgS EA3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

CRANBERRY PuDDMe,---Boil one point
and half Of oranberries cleared Of the
stalk; in four onnoes Of sugar and water,
until they are broken and form kind OF
jam. make up a large ball oi il; cover i.
well with rice washed clean and dry; then
rouud each fold Toured piece Of colth,
which lie as for dumplings. Boil them
one hour. sift sugar over when served. and
butter in boat.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
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MAkkAE Ds

On Tuesday, December 18th inst, by S.
I. Busby. Esq Mr.. GEORGE ADAMS and
Miss MARGARET SPmLER, both of Pleasant
Township, Fairfield county. Ohio,
On the Goth inst, by The Rev. d. D.
Mather. Mr.. MILo c. PRINDLE and Miss
CArHARINE LAMoTT.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

EEWby should printer never be
hungry, or in wact Of lodgiug2 Ans
Because he can at any time turn his type
into pie, and dalways has a bed on which to
lay HE Jornaa y !.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

1.-THE Western Lebanon. o.l Star
leags that just twenty nine years ago, tho
Hon. Thomas CotWin took his seat in
sCOngress. from that istriot. As be takes
his seat this time, not one Of those who
then sat with him in the national councils
meets with him now. In less than gen,
esaticn there has been On entire change. -
How muiabls human affairs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

EEIt is undeniabls, says Prentice,
that in America il takes three to make d
pair--he. she, aud hired girl.
Had Adam been modern. there would
have been hired girlin Paradise to look
after Abel and raise Cain"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

EWWhy is an editor like tailor?--
Ans. Bsosuss be has dealings with many
a goose, and often for his sheAra has use.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

EE Amt il wicked to rob dis chicken
rcost. Bob? said oolored indivii ual to his
companion.
Dots great molal question; Sim we
hain'tno time to argue II now. Hand
d. wn another pullet,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
IFKead the following from the Hon. Morris Mor-
ris, formerly Auditor OF the State OF fIndlsns,
INDIANAPOLIS, sep,embere, 1857.

IHDIANAPoLls, Seplember2, 1857.
-, DR., DR., 2. " RoBAcK-pear Slrs. Having been trou-
bed several years with extreme debflilv
ness, so that was unable 10 attend 10 INV ordinsr
ousiness rs A. times and having heard ofthe wondeyfi
cuIes tnat your scandinavian Blood Purifier and pills
have been using the Purifier for the Iast t,scixu
months and fnd the medicine fully equal 10 ia ~
mot dispense with the use oft at my advanced are OF
iife--seventy seven years ~ -s' VI
cheerf1lly giveihis Information for the, banae,
those similarly affected. -' VI
Yours, truly, MORRIS Mopprs
See advertisement. Deeemher I 1aSa 10,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
%"DoN'T FAIL to see SIXTH AN
NUAL ANNOUNCEMENT" and bril-,
liant Offsrs in another column.


GHoB BUSINESS AND FACTORIES, can bs car
msnt OF Hammont ton Lands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

RWWby is q physician like shoems-
ker? Aans.--Bceauss he practices the
healing] hssling arts,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

Dr: HoStetter,s BItters have received the
nsrness eacSmlgms from the press and the peopIe
cure Of Flntulence, CONSTIPATION and ren
SaN new % cannot approaehed Every
our public j,urnas There is notbinS canal ~ E
enoyment, to that which the cted When
@ asng .s Variable specific. Its mild tone its An re-
he anu s,gorous action upon disordered stomacb and
% n1 u,eansing or the entire human body shonId re-
i h y 70 all classes OF our community All maj
VIII oe necessary to convince the skebtieaj
wy eIeels to purchase bottle and be conyfnesS
I2le oy dr1geissand dealers generally erywhere
IL Fsee adyertsementin another column, !. IInsi
DERnSoNS Dn Ms WANTING CHANGE OF CLIMATE
u ,Fok HEALTH, see advertisement 3 & HAm,non. = =,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
@RHM aRHn6-

SLANcAsTER, august 3, 1859.
! have sold to MeSrs. HEDGES q REESE my
Stock OF Goods.
All persons ndebtodto win please call and set.
tie Immediately. a
My ONCE win be until further notice is given, in
tho Count Rg Room OF the old slore.s Tsi1f
UFCASH PAID FOR WHEAT.
August 4, e59-14tft uN 3ls E JULIAN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

u Ian,n00O gents Wanted--Tosell four rev
one,--better than all other similar aeeneies ~
ps and get h6 pages psrticul ars gratis. :
september a, ,1e50--6misi yi''l ~ - y tss Ass
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

No, sir,i. is ap attenp. to do on a vast
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

TFAgents Wanted IN fEiszSf,, ~ ,a
vass ss with the GOLDEN SALVE. Sells rapidly. can
haKe e goodp pay. ForteIms &c, send stamp :, -
san,a,,,, G!P. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
toePtember B, l659--6m1ana A-..tI ~ l-l,-fNN'.i
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22


iness people accept these steam manufac-
tured celebrities, whose sole merit CON
sists in the noise created around them by
the intrepid beartlessness Of a few friends
and whose sole success lies 10 the candor
honesty and sometimes, simplicity Of th,
by.standers. Is it not high time that th,
parchment upon which the titles Of oul
many political aspirants in this county
are inscribed. should be searched and in
vestigatsd. Is it amiss to know at least
what lies az the bottom Of these arti6cia
representations which are usually trump
eled and drummsd up on election days
Like those cbsrlatans whose only ohsnc,
Of success oonsists 10 the noise and oonfu
sion prevailing at the entrance door, ant
not at al 10 their jokes and tricks to chsa
and amuse the people.
! do not fear that this discussion will al
feet the condition or iujure the prospect
Of the Democratic party, 1t may elioi
truth. the basis Of our political creed. an,
stamina Of our party organization. II ma!
however result unfavorably to the trio 0
politicians in this oi,y who have assume,
to be the yice.regsnts Of the party, an,
who have adopted the motto Of LOUIS x
10 his son. .He who cannot feipn. canno
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-04
WHOLE NUMBER 200

inches from the page, and the same when
in the school room. Such children arc
obliged to lean forward during music lessons
in very unseemly manner to distinguish
the notes; to obviate this, sliding book
stand should be attached to the piano, and
should be drawn forward when the child is
practicing. As, however, some musical in
struments will not admit of such an arrange
ment, spectacles Of low power may be-
worn at that time, and then only. and the
lessons should not exceed half an hour with.
out pause Of some minutes for the eyes
to rest.
lnsufliciency Of light in rooms where
children receive instruction, or where they
are taught mechanical work, is cause Of
nenr-sight, and occasionally Of even more
serious mischief. Care should therefore be
taken that parochal and infant school
rooms (Which to my knowledge are fre-
quently on the basement floor) should be
properly and sufficiently lighted.