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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
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tn eGrs any ofsccret disease that may come
udcT his care no matter how long standing or atict
ng. Eithersex are invited To his Private Rooms. a.
North SEVENTH Street. Philadelphia. without fear
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qthers whu have been unfOruna in tho socOtono OF
Physician are invited to tall,
1MPGl ENCY--lhrough unTestTniDed Indulgence
the PASSIONS by self abuse, the evils are
numerous. Premature mpotency. inv oinntaTl senitn"
al discharges wnting Of the organs. loss OF memory!
4 staste for female society general debility. or com
situticnn arrangement sure to follow. " heees
sary .eunsnt tho Doctor with confidence; be offers
perfect cure.
10 re trusting their beaih aud happiness
clans gn"rani ofths eass of mnlades. Its certain.
~ impossible forone nau to understand all the ills the
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stefan HE pecnllar branch, in whrhi more sue
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votes nast afhis time and stndy. 49,.
YEARS OF PRACTICE. eXelusiveiy devoted 10 lhe
study and treatment Of diseases OF the sexual organs
together with ulcers upon tho body. throat nose OF
legs pains in the head bones. mercurial rheunh-
tis, strctui Irregularities diseases arising
fro ~ yeesses or Impurities the blood. whereby the
ution has become eufeebled. enables the Doe
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| sol ves undsrhs care.
| n-PMedicine forwarded 10 Hry part Of tho United
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
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cad Dresses French Flowers Yeils, Collars
Caps. Corsets sc, which they oner at very low ii.
ees, The ades invited to callRnde examine bo- H.
fore purchasing elsewhere,
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
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prIce Twonty-Fiyo Cents.

- xssit(f3ftJy, TnE Author ofthe above
NNsSs,,la n ALiyj/i/ volume ism graduaie,a and de-
N>sdRttNflT1fHNt,c,y yote I q qnnrteT Of acontury
lAESsHTy 1AIilLyS%5 10 The slldynnd Weutmentof
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ftya1LSzlsI1ZrSs TOsso4scd of Invaluable In
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S.l/,yN1IfWry\NN>N saine,nnd Is able tO compress
aHtF<NpilNh' fiBt0y 0ynlancc cum compassthe
worry qnlatcssence OF medical science on this lmpor-
tsnt subject tho result Of the experience of The
moAl ewleest physleNrsln knes pe apd Amsilen =
practicei W the tratRent of serr0t dsossea N nany
u thousaudA ot eases IN tho City fhindolpha alone
TssifmsaE gC the PrSfssior Of obstetrfes ~ Penn Col
fcge. PhiiaftiPhid,
HDas HnNrEa's MsDiuNL MkNugth--The nnthor OF
iha work, uHlike tho majority of those who advertise
30 eure tho Diseases Of which treats rs grddRdteo
ssl6 dfiHc bast Colleges the uuiled Slales. af
fOrs me pleasur 10 reeommeud him 10 tho uhf0rta.
kdfs art6thd hstia Of fmqipraeire, rs saeeesstnnd
erPerSatf4 pr fctiioner, IN whose honor aud integr
u they may place the greai6st eonnIonee
JOSEPH s. .hONGSHoRE, NJ. D.
From "A. Wgodaoard, NJ, -. NJ Peas Uaipersiig, Phl,
~ gives mo pleasure add my Testimony TO the pro-
fessona ability Ofte author Of Tho Medical Manuel
Naneross eases of Diseases Of tho Genital Organs,
n0uie % them oftpng standing, have come under my
notice In witch hs skill has been manifest IN rcsor-
ng perfect health. la some lhstanccs where the pm
tlSnt has baen red bny md medical AID, In the
tfeat iaen % sSennal Seak nosssor ds7rrnngemen OF
the fuaclions proinced by seDasgse, or Eresss Of
have been acquainted With the author some thirty
years aud doom II more than lnsilce to him as well
khaness 70 tbs unfortunate victim ofeary lndis.
erection ~ EceDmnend him as one, n whose proios-
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

tT Il shows how visionary our people are
upon the subjects Of Railroads when we zee
men engaged, apparently in sober earnest, in
organizing companies and agitating the 1abject
Of constructing railroads through our State
frem the Missouri to the Minnesota line
There are two projects for RAilsays to the
Minnesota line from Ksokuk, one By way Of
the Capital, the other BY Mount Pleasant, Nus
csiine, etc. A company has Just been formed,
Of which Grinnel 10 President, to extend the
North Missouri Road to St. Paul. OF course it
i sure to be speedily built under the manage
men. Of Ar. Grinnell. Il 10 . well known fact
that even in densely populated States roads run.
ming north and south do not pay unless they
hAppea 10 form . link in great East and West
thorougbflre. And in our sparssly settled
STATE ihess roads, wsre they nov thoroughly
baiit foe cash, at the lowest possibls eost,
would not either Of them pay one per cent upea
oost-we do not believe they would psy run-
ming expenses.
Il seems violent presumption to suppose the
men engaged in inaating these several projects,
90 ignorant' - not 70 know this fact. II, on
the other hand, W are 70 sst shsn down q
bankrupt speculstosA, rssortag . this shallow
sspsdisat for tbs puspsss of hsssssiag ahsis
essdision A9d enhancing The vslas sf lsss and
lands vitb rkich thsy are epeumbsssd, " -.
- bat pity tbs Assessats dsesaiag eeaditios
vhish eenpels tAso = gFasp e - vesy euaII
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08
Fire Qe Fairfield.

Fairfield, Feb !, 1859.
Last evening, about dusk, the barn of Will
liam Alston, who lives one mile west of the De-
pot, was discovered on FIRE. Mr.. A. and others
had been about the barn milking. feeding, &c.
He locked the doors himself, they had NO lights
or pipes with them, they went to the house and
soon sat down to supper. While eating, Lo-
comotive passed on the Railroad track, which
10 about one hundred yards from the barn. Im-
mediately after supper the ere was discovered,
but too late to save any thing. o
Fourteen horses, six cows. farming utensils,
wheat, hay, oats, and al else were burned up,
including many stacks Of hay and grain in the
yard The loss at very reasonable estimate Is
not less than $4,000. The cause Of the FIRE 10
unknown. The wind was right to carry sparks
from the locomotive, but the distance seems too
great. and it is reported that the ems ineer saw
the Gre as he passed. 1t may have been the
work Of an incendiary. but it is not known that
Nr. Aston had an enemy.
Yours, &c. @.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

A. Ere TO THE MAIN CHANcE.-An exciting
race came of, on Washington street, yesterday
The combatants we're y usually dign6cd old
gentleman, and greedy swine. The stake was
dressed goose. The gentleman, having, doubt.
less. an idea or two concerning the policy of
economy, saw the felonious porker. with the
bird in its mouth, making all speed te point
Of shelter, and Immediately gave chase. BY the
aid of . small boy, he succeeded in getting the
hog into tight place. An Grant dog then at.
tackled the tibet, and rescued the goose, but was
in his turn attacked by the hungry gentleman,
and compelled to drop his booty. The victo-
rious biped, breath.ess and sweltering, seized
the preyowiped the mud therefrom by vigor-
Gus application of his coat sleeve, and marched
proudly away, fully satisfied with the success Of
this the FIRST remunerative wild goose chase We
ever saw.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

U Our impressions yesterday in regard to
" Hu'ilstion Of The second resolution passed
MiAe Oskaloosa CouveAtion are confirmed
N Nuscaline Journal publishes it just as ii
laaAsd The Convention, viz
ke'olrsd, That we have full confidence in the
&c isilh 0! the Keokuk, Fl. Des Moinss 4
No 4. X. Co, and il IL can show itself in
es1e.'ien 10 build the read speedily, this Con-
seascl sssid recommend the extension TO said
Nepary Of such aid by counties and individ-
ssavhl insure ito completion at the earliest
pnetsble day.
u this shspe. Il vill be seen. the resolution
ssouased to no,hing-did not answer the pur-
rN Therefore, between the Secretary's desl
~ the Office Of the Oskaloosa Herald, or q
u Herald ofsice the words "good faith Of the
we're stricken out and thus the most unqualified
eessseuent Of Bankrupt Railroad obsainei
b frsrd.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

Tie runor reaches Us from New York that
X creditors Of the city Of Keokuk are disposed
y seeep, the composition offered by the city
asshonies, viz: forty cents on the dollar in new
bends, drawing six per cent. interest instead OF
aght and ten per cent, as at present, and sixty
snts on the dollar in stocks in two railroad
|enpanes that are utterly insolvent. The cred
ssn think that the acceptance Of such propo'
nsa, even from city that is bankrupt by pub
X confession, is better than to prosecute q suit
As TO compel il to levy tax sufficient to pay
interest on its debt.
We also understand that there are several
IN and counties in this State, and . great
Hsny in the North west, that will at once imi
ne the ilasirious example OF Keokuk, and pro-
poss similar ierms 10 their creditors. OF course.
bssAins ~ill be easier than 70 bring the creditors
70 the came terms that Mayor Sample proposed
10 bis card It will only be necessary to refuse
sc pay the interest on the debts, and refer to
lhs example of Keokuk, sustained by the ap-
Ifovsl Of the gentlemen who ''sit at the receipt
d custom" IN Wall street. And who will have
hngbi to hnd fault if the eastern money kings
|sscerrsge BY their action, resort to this meth
n ef paying debts. Surely they will have
10 night 10 complain. and We, who will thereby
= hsl'eved Of = burden, ought not. Keokuk
sasered the other cities Of this State into their
|Fs'tht financial bswildermens, and it is reason
- 70 suppose, that her counscls and exam
= I'll be inflated as well in avoiding the pay
s'asoi debts as in creating them.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

essAnsoAS CaUsnsD.-Ths staambeat Josa
Neron, whish sas lying n The slesgs, asas
Reok Islasd, was literally snases! e wsees
b. shs ~, - Bunday last. 4 bsrge vhieA
was lyieR 81 The side Of her vas lilsed up BY
Tho ios aad shrevn endways into The Hssons
eauying awey hss boilsss, saaacAsons, sie.,
fpp1sBisg ~ vhelly ss1t for -. ohs vas
voanDd4ds go 49, - - u1ins1ro1.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

INDIAN OUfAA0..-On Monday Of last week, q
band Of 6:teen renegade PAwnee lndisns visited
the village Of Chester, eituated near the Salt
Springs. q the head Of Salt Greek, n r.. and
6n ding the men al absens, aeixed woman vho
resided there, stripped s6 her closh<s, ssAi
were preparing % e0tsage her perso0. vixen
some men arrived. and ,hey Asd, taking With
them such pundes . they could gather up.
An alarm was Immediately given, The men
assembled televen IN nambes.) ~ the hosss O.
Rev. NJ. Mason, eight niles this sids, when the /,
Indiana returned and campsd near the house
Here skirmlsh ensSsd 10 which three of ,be
Indians we're killed and several Oehers sounded. .
The Indians then I'D aGain. a4s M $50 N
Fearing lest The lnaasns might return uish ~ !.
intofcsmsnts, messenger was sens 20 Piasse- !,
mouth for help, aud about thirty III the citis~ne
Of Plastsmouth, Rock BiuiEa, aud " eep Or Vs.
Ter Falls, wslt armed. repaired 20 the ssene.--a
iin. no further d,dicalsy appsAslng imDisssA
they returned on SUNDAY. s .s
The lndian Agent vas seDt for. who visited
the Pawnee village, and communicated ihs fAceo
70 the tribe. They desOanssa ths party u la~S
diane engaged in Il - ssDesades and outsaeaon
frsM the tribe, and did not Assemps % sAnc,ion
their proceedn9a
The day following the skivmieA, one % tho
indiana was casuAs By the weanan unon whsn
Tho easrAes wss asse@pteA 6he eioa Mn q =
Tree and horse whipped him handeone,A
There srs bus eight families living II Chesser:
but they ere all fun 81 spirit and oousaee. and1
- nes 0ueh teaf taise ehels nnuAes e lnAanna.
-{4adae Oag &ssalA He4#ss -. l.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

- . 60 tAines which he people =
49,. vausy, - pardsslasly - -
E..s..la Cesssy, esshs y Esev. esa-
-. - - lAss Rsilrssd Ossvsssssn' go
- - shsy shall know, asss'tbssand-
vbxs = -, -...er in which shsy we're cover
ssss y ,,,o,ssioa adopted . o folIevt:
~. re have full con6dencs IN
Eesasse ~ Dss Moines and Alnnesoea
~ keoksN, ana IL is can show itself 10
naiifseo - S-;a he road speedily, this Con-
Dsdssen - ..commead The exteaseoe 20 ealo
vsssisa 80. ..eb ia By coaatisa and ind'vid-
Ceasssy ~ ;..are il cOmplssaon q sne eaf''sss
p'sso'e -, .,.,;,. . read and adopted ss The
ms rs !. Resolved. That ws have
o.a'san.D |. d. ssss fs;ta ef IL Keokuk,
- 9 .s;... "a nissssosa Railroad Com
r. wbo took the responsibility Of
,soiiiyi.s i y dsat kno",l !.
....,.,ion vas draun, % ws nave tos
-, = kuov, By Sanford J. Smith, Of
49,. 4 Co., New York, and drawn With
=, ..s,r~acs TO i.s use in Wall street.
49,. /, ,,pr,ssn,a.ive Of Wall street bond
-, = ths cemPlicity Of few mana9efs'
~...rs;pg mass meeting OF the people
- s-,.,.,. Convention and then using the
-.....s,,a for the purpose Of galvaniziag .
I.a.,x b.,ksupt Railroad Company for the
-, = liz principals ia New York.
=, s,,;,h ,.s present at the Convention. met
la a. couni.see % business and drafted the
...,l.,;.ss shicA we're adopted. We do not
r,,,;au ri, fass for the purpose Of eensuring
Nr He sas Iabcring for his employers and II
~ !. "a his right 10 We the Convention, and
kGGA
lhe p-epie Of Osksloosa want Road to their
,,vp. ether from Agency or Ottumwa. But
De prouiDent leading men Of that town are
Sseulstors--,Ley own lands along the line OF
n proposed Washington road. They are
.,ssefcre for it al the time and opposed TO oil
sspstng routes. Il vas therefore the policy
keep The people ou,-excluds them from
puiopAting in iis proceedings. And before
~ sas any indication whatever Of what was
! Be done,-before the. artiul movers showed
4 ~ bands. the parsons really most interested
sst excluded Oskaloosa men, presumed to |
m the secret .old the people present that it
I'D no, be right for AahaskA County, with
= hsndreds Of citizens present, to vote down
ae Twelve or fifteen Counties represented, and
ster ,cld tie Convention that Aahaska County
d.a rcs vish By her large popular representation
o. tie Goes 10 control and dicta,e-they were
.bsre to hear Suspectipg nothing, the people
q xsLssks County we're quietly led out Of the
s~ssng BY persons who had their confidence
ssI tbe Convention converted into Q means of
stvaIeing the schemes of New York stock
sszsen Instead Of advancing a step in the
sg Il geiting Railroad connections, the Con-
vsrler vas used to initiate . bubble now just 20
ssr al explosion as may be. The above reso-
rser aud the proceedings had have no doubt
shssdy been used in New York 10 further the
nds Of Sanford, J. Smith, Clark, Dodge 1 Co.,
cd others equally interested in Des Moines
alley impFo, ements.
fbe ruuor reaches M fram New York that
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

BUReLARY.-The residence Of Ar. Vaughn, on
North Main Street, was entered by burglar, on
Monday, and q very handsome gold watch
stolen.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

DIsoRAcEruL.-On last Thursday afternoon .
party Of four OF our town topers met at the
house Of one OF their number to drink and
have grand spree. They carried their carou-
sails to such length that the wife Of their host
vas compelled to send for assistance to rid her
premises OF them. In the meantime, the host
without any provocat0n struck his little child
Just beginning to run aroand-a severe blow
with his shoe knife on its arm, jnst above the
wrist; which laid the flesh bare 10 the hone. A
neighbor's wife coming in at this instant, picked
up 6re shovel and ver6is ct icjs soon sent the
three visitors homewards with something like .
fea in their ear. A physician dressed the wound
Of the child. But this did not terminate the
AFFAIR. Al night company Of indignant men
went 70 the residence Of the man at whose
house the bsawl took place. called him out,
bound him 70 : tree and gave him - thorough
. 6Oeging probably - the nature Of the case
demanded. IN addition 70 this they dragged
him around through the mud Till he was thor
ough,y sasdaed and begged piteoasly for quar-.
ter, which was q length given him. on his prom
IL 70 hs ..as decent : nan heacesossh % 10
wss capable ei.'-t Rushville (Ill.) Cltsens.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

= A. M.
S'ne'snati Commercial Of shs Slst slt.
NE remarkable death Of NJ. John n.
nesvy packer Of that city. suddenly %
49, a*. Dc took cold few days since
ss attacked vith nose bIeedise. and his
e'ed freely: this bleeding occsrred .
-. =, very much reducing him. He ap-
sesevered fnen this and was abost III
- tnsay evssisg, but died Saturday
- = 8 s'elssk. Aliss dsath ~ hody
- NJ akin barst II many p,aeea.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

ANOTHER CALrYoRxIA CURIOSITY 81 BoaAx
LAKE. The lArgsss bora1 lslD, nearly two
miles 10 extees, b situated about half nile
north Of the uorsh shore Of Cedar Lake, and
about hve miles from iss fnot 10 Congressional
township, Is north, range Z, vest Of the Mount
Diaolo meridian, and north 10 degrees vsae !.
dity-two miles distant from Napa Cisy, CAlifoe-
nia The water In this lake is 90 strongly satura-
ted Or inpregnated With borax, that il cannot
oe ne'd 10 solution, and y consequently deposis-
ed 10 crystalised particle, from very small d =
half pound 10 weight, IN the mud below
From this lake, one and quarter miles north.
over high ridge, 10 the noted sulphur bank.
from twenty to thirty acree in extent, and suu- /
posed 70 Be thirty feet thick, soHRcien,ly pure.
y = said, Tor the mint st San Francisco. The
sulphur appears 70 oe Constantly forming from
dam, steam continually rising over the suv. !
face. Eighty rods wess from the su,phu,. hox
spring arises 10 he edge Of IN. arm oi Clear
Lake; this spring is strongly ,mpregnated si.h
horacic acid Five Or six miles vest OF this,
on the south of Clear Lake, u snosher borar
b4EOs &s s& .al44Ns5 80
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

q Some children in Huron Township saw .
~ IN their fathers cornfeld, few days
-. They went into the house and told their
Sstr The father was absent, but . young
- no vas Al lbe house, took rife, and
spsd The only cap in the house, but the
- niased 6re. The lady requested him 70
rusty cd musket that laid among the
~ - aAe isy again. After charging the gun
y leaked him, and be could not BE- in-
- sss she rickety old queess-arm. The
- - y and bIssed away in 6ne style,
aSsa the deer. The male niyhrod gave
slea's tbat be feared no danger from the
'u' sas afraid Of the game Law, al
> 'sne as be had reliable rife, that
- eever entered HE u,;rA
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

~ Italian named Bisggis Fagaeci vs.
- zoe street, Cincinnati, Saturday night
Nsssu II and IL o'clock. Circumstances
probable that . Aulstto named WIN
saHissed the murder. Hs b under ar
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-16

DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen compose the Democratic County
Convention, for Baltimore connty; to be held at
Towsontown tomorrow for the purpose of nomi-
mating county ticket to be voted for by the De-
mocracy at the approaching election, viz
lst District.-Chas. Timanus, Geo. McGill, Gid
con Herbert, Columbus Shipley, Ed. Stiffel.
2d.-Joseph Ely, VIM. Kahn, Tho. Worthington,
VIM, Beam, John Crooks.
3d.-Thos. Craddock, Thos. R. b. Cockey, John
Baseman, Benz. Waltz, 5. 3. Mettam.
4th-Allen Buckingham, Grafton Penny Henry
Bergman, John S. Given, j. Edwin Kemp
5th.-Henry Gankee, Abram Bosom, Noah Scho-
field, Shradrach Kemp, Robt. Stansbury.
6.-Caleb Hoshall, Lysander Mccullough, Samuel
Gore, William j. Hoffman, John Norris
7th.-Wm. Creeny, VIM. Slade, j. NJ. Bell, John
McCubbin, Josiah Pearce
Sth.-Samuel Worthington, John Cockey, John
Parks, John H. Ensor, Thos r. Price
9th--Geo. Hamilton, Jas. C. Harrison, VIM. L.
Fendall, Levi Kessler, John Armstrong.
l0th.-John Perdue, Victor Holmes, Joshua Hut
chins, Thos. Ellicott, Benjamin Powell
1lth.-Jas Haney, John Hays, Edward Clayton,
John w. Onion, Sylvester Ford.
12th.-Wilson Townsend, A. G. Erdman, Chris
tian Shorr, Geo. w. Dorsey, John Gunthrum.
l3.-Vivian Brent Emanuel G. Wade, James A.
Lnthicum, John Rissett, Lawrence Gourde.